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Summerside, P. E. Island, Canada.
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with the British troops. dated April 16. and given out by the Pr'ess Bureau today.
"ln view of false accusatlonsin en-
emy newspapers regarding the con- duct of the British at Neuve Chapelle," the narrative says, “the following ex- tract from the diary of a German oili- cer, dated December 19. 1914, is inter- eating.
SIGHT UNNERVES SOLDIER.
"The sight of the trenches and
the fury. not to say the bestiality, of our men tn beating to death wounded British. affected me so much that for the rest of the day I was tit for no- thing."
"The writer of this." the British of-
ficial observer continues, “was lu the 13th Regiment, 13th Division of the ith German Corps. His testimony is borne out by the evidence of our men on numerous occasions, notably at Neuve Chapelle, where several of our wounded were tempararily left be- hind unti subsequently were found bayonctetl or with their brains blown out."
BABY-KILLERS ACTIVE.
Reviewing recent operation ihel
Eyewitness says:
"On the 8 th our artillery caused
further losses among hostile parties in the neighborhood of Ricliebourg- Festubt-rt. The eiieniy's trench mor- tars were active, but were soon shell- ed into silence. Our anti-aircraft guns damaged one of the enemy's aeroplanes.
“About midnight of the 12th an air-
shlp passed over the town and drop- ped fifteen bombs. Three women and a child were killed and a few horses were injured.
“On the 13th enemy aeroplaiies were
more active east of Yprcs throwing iiares and smoke bulls over the trenc- hes. which were then subjected to a ht-uvy bombardment of guns and rifle grenatlt-s. On the 1-ith the German heavy artillery' shelled Cuincby and about midnight the enemy exploded ti mine close to our trenches near St. I-Ilol, causing it few casualties. Early the following morning we fired a. mine opposite Culnchy, blowing np tt por- tion of the hostile trenches.
GOTT STRAFE ENGLAN D."
Prisoners state that the shortage
iii regular officers and the promotion ot one year volunteers has led to great deterioration in the quality of junior officers, inaiiy of whom the soldiers regard with secret contempt. The wholesale distributioii of lroit Crosses has tnused the decoration to be dc- »piscd The Kaiser anti Von Hintien- hiirg are still popular heroes. but the Crown Prince has lost caste.
The absurd forms in which hatred
of the British nation is exliibitetl are shown by the report of ii. prisoner that the gas tanks at Diedenhoilen have been painted with ‘Gott Straie Eng. land in enormous letters."
ll ill HIS LEGS Bll()KE_\'
s\sl\Alo0N, sank., April 21-
-Liutes lodd of Saskatoon, who was accepted for active service with the fltst contingent and subseqiientiy re- cctetl at Valcartier on account of his bandv legs, will again offer his services shortly. In the meantime Todd entered a city hospital and had his legs broken just below the knee and the ankle and then set Lu a man- ner tu meet the military require-
She Soon Gained
Forty Pounds
DAME BOUCHARD FOUND NEW HEALTH IN DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS
Now She is Advising all Her Friends
_Who Suffer From Kidney Disease to Use Dodd's Kidney Pills
P0l`lTNEl’l<`, Hamilton Cove, Sagu-
eiiay (`o., Que., April 25--(Spcclnl)- Perfectly cured by the use of Do<ld's Kidney Pills. Dame Ilene Bonchitrtl, well konwn and highly respecteti here. is advisini; nil lter friends who suffer from Kidney tllseasc to use l)odtl's Kitlney Pills.
“Wlicn I commenced to take Dodd`s
Kidney Pills l was so ruti-down I only weighed eighty pounds." Dame Bouchard states. “i only took four boxes in ull but they brought me back to heiilth and now 'I weigh one liundred and twenty pouiitis. You may publish what I say if you wish, for Dodti’s Kidney Pills have done won- ders for me."
l)otld's Kidney Pills do wonders l'or
run-down pcople because they curcthe Kitlncys. Cured Kldneys strain all the impurities, all the poison, out of the blood suil the pure blood carries new nourishment, -health and life to ull parts of the body. That`s why so Pills gave me a new lense of life."
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mnmve at the Omen' mymmnen - tion for advertising in this column. I
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
can be -obtained at Lalforty's Ton- sorial Psriours, Suiiimerside.
-BUYS RESIDENCE.-Mr A. C.
Rogers. Summerside. purchased from Mr Edgar Clark. on Thursday last. his residence situated on Granville Street. -x. -
-THE MARKET.-The roads now
being in a fairly good condition. there is considerable produce coming into the market. The prices remain about the same at last quoted.-H.
-POLICE COURT.-A young man
appeared at the Summerside Police Court on Saturday morning charged with being drunk and disorderly. His Honour the Stipendiary Magistrate im- posed a fine of $3 and costs.-I-I.
-CHILD DIES.-Everett. the seven-
year-old son of Mr Michael Mountain. Summerside, passed away early 0" Friday momlng, after an illness of only two days. Much sympathy is felt for Mr Mountain and family.-H.
-TO CORREBPONDENTS.-Owing
to the increasingly heavy demands on space. The Guardian cautions its cor- respondents to be as brief as possible in their contributions. Only Real News will be inserted.
-VOLUNTEER NURSE. - Miss
Hope Massey, daughter of Mr H. J. Massey, Summerside, who has volun- teered for overseas service as a nurse, is at present in Halifax and will sail with the next contingent going for- ward.-.\'.
-ODDFELLOWS.-The members
oi’ Prlnco Edward Lodge, No. 22, I.0.0_F., and the sisters of Maple Lent Rebecca Lodge, to the number of about one hundred attended service in the Methodist Cliurch on Sunday. The Itev. J. M. Rice conducted the service. -‘C
-DARNLEY. - An Agricultural
meeting will be held in the hull at Darnley on Wednesday, April 28th. at 7.30 p.m. l'roi'. \V_ J. Reid, District. Representative i`or Prince County. will
address the meeting on Live Stock. 5
968
-BOARD OF TRADE.-At the re-
gular monthly meeting of the Summer- side Board oi' Trade. held in the Civic Buildings on Thursday last, four new members were elected to the Board. viz., Messrs Frank Lnfl'ert_v, llruce Clark. J. A. Brace and Doctor l\lci’hee. -ll.
-FRESH HERRING are particular-
ly scarce here this spring. and to make matters worse several of the fisher- men lost their nets on Thursday night by the heavy jam of ice that filled the Straits. The wind changed on Friday. carrying away the nets as well as the it-e.-l-i.
-POLICE COURT.-A drunk. who
was arrested on Saturday night for causing a disturbance on the streets. was brough to the Police Court for trial on Monday morning before His Honour Stipendiary McQuarrie. He was fitted $5 anti costs. Fine was paid. -ll.
-FUNERAL SATURDAY. - The
funeral of Everett lilountaln. the seveii-year-oltl son of Mr Michael Mountain, of Summersitle, whose death occurred on Fritlay morning at the Prince (‘ount_v liospitnl, after a few days’ illitt=.ss,‘took pltice Saturtla_v‘ afternoon to the l’eoplc's Cemetery. -,-.\'.
-KICKED BY HORSE.-A young
man named <.‘ormlor_ ti son ot' Mr Joseph Cormier, Wellington. was kicked on the head by ti vicious horse on Friday. The young man wus brougltt to Sunimerside by the after- noon train anti conveyed to the Prince County' Hospital, where his wounds were dressed. The case is rather serious, but. it is thought he will recover.-ii.
-SUDDEN DEATH. - Ono oi the
oldest and most respected citizens of Montrose. namely lionry Gordon. pass- ed away on Fritlny night. His death, which wus cnttsetl by henrt failure was sudden anti upexpected as hc had been around und well as usutii with the exception oi' ti slight coltl. His futtcrnl took place on Monday, the lilth, to thc Presbyterian Cettietery, Montrose, the services being conduct- ed by the ltev. Geo. Millar.-A
AGRICULTURE.-Professor Tiieo~
dore Ross will address agricultural meetings as follows:-Tuesday, April 27th, iii the hall at Grand View at 7.30 p.m.; Wednesday, April 28th, a demonstration orchard meeting at Father Smith's, Iona, at 1 p.m.; Wed- nesday, April 28th, in the hall at Eldon at 7.30 p.m.; Thursday, April 29th, a demonstration orchard meeting at Samuel Martin's Uigg. at 1 p.m.; Thursday. April 29th, ln the hall at Digg ni 7.30 p.m_ All intt-rested are invited to be present. 9684
WEIK, IIEHVUUS ilillil WUHAI
Isde Well ly Delicious Viaol
Bsllsfontalno, Ohio. -" l.i blood was
very poor -I was in awe , nervous. run-down condition. I tried different
remedies without benefit and ons dai gy druggist: told me about Vinol.
sd it snd it built me np in way
- blood, strength and nerves, l te I my friends it s the best medicine on est-th. "- Mrs. E/ou. Biiunson.
\;in;i,__hunr ds_I_Icious cod liéer and iran
sons auto ,sharpens esppoti ni. aignttsti, mi.-its. tits sim mtl I this natural msnnercrsstcs strength.
Bold by George E. Hughes. _ °
DR. J. A. MaePHEE,
Physician and Surgeon
Comer Granville and Church Streets,
Summsrsids. P. E. I.,
Oilics hours:-9-Il ii. tn.. 24 p. m., 0.30- m. Phooe I0.
-ONE CENT per word each inser-
Cssb must accompany order. Mini- - mum charge twenty-Ive cents. _
-HOLMAN’S CATALOGUE -Turn
to I-lolman’s Catalogue for anything ' you want. You will find it listed at s saving in price. _8576-4-2lME6i. -
--FOR YOUR GARDEN - Bos
page 138 I-lolmsn's Spring Catalogue -fifteen packages flower and garden seeds 25c. Order by mail. ;
9576-4-ZIMEBI.
-LABRADOR HERRING -- Hol-
man's have a select stock of No. 1- cliolce Labrador Herring. This ls aj particularly choice quality. _
9576-4-2llVlE6i. `
-LORD DALMENY JR,-The pure .
bred Clydesdale Stallion, Lord Dal~' meny Jr.. will be at Moase‘s Livery Stable, Kensington noon April 29th to Friday noon April 30. 9652-4-26E2l.
-SEARLETO-WN.-On Wednesday,
April 28. there will be ti meeting in Searletown Hall to appoint delegates to attend the Convention in Summer- sido on May lst. and other business. _ Claude F. Delaney, Secretary. §
9685-melt
-SPECIAL TRAIN.-A special -
train left Sunimerslde yesterday for Kensington with a number of Odd- fellows, members of the Legislature, and citizens of Summerside to attend ' the funeral of the late Mr James - Kennedy, M.L_A_
-LIBERAL-CON8ERVATlVES- A
meeting of the Liberal-Conservatives of Summerside will be held at the Labor Union Hall on Thursday, April 29, at 8 p. m. to appoint delegates to the general Convention to .be held on § May 1. and also to transact such other f business us may come up. James A. McNeill, Conveiier; J. Edward Wyatt. Prosidctit. 9663-4-26m3i. =
-WOMEN'S INSTITUTE _ A`~
special meeting will be held in the: sclioolhouse at New Annan at sevenf o'clock on the evening oi' the 29th April when organization oi' ti Wo-f m.en's Institute will he effected. A* large attendance is expected. The- met-.ting will be conducted by Mrs.
Dunhrack and Miss Sterns.
9674-4-27ME1l.
-MALPEQUE NOTES.--Mr Wm.'
llodgson celebrated his seventy- seventh birthday on Tuesday.-The birthday of Mrs Green, of Green's Hotel, was celebrated on Tuesday afternoon at the home ot' her sister, Mrs Malcolm MacGougati. who enter- tained informally many friends during the tea hour. Mrs Green was the recipient of numerous handsome and useful gifts.-Mr Walter Owen has been confined to his hottie with n' severe cold during the past two weeks. -Mlllitiery parlours have been opened near the store of l’. MacNutt & Soil, at the home of Miss Anne Ramsay. An enterprising business is being carried on by Mrs Green. with Misses Keir tlntl Ramsay as assistants.-Mr llurt Abbot and Mr Milton Woodside paid a visit to Sea View during the week.-Mr John Keir anti Mr Leigh Owen have recently returned from llog Island, where they spent two weeks in wild-goose shooting. The
expedition was successful.
TIGNISH
-ON POLITICAL BUSINESS.-
Mr. J. Buote Editor of lnipartial spent several days this week in (‘hnriottt>.-' town on business.-Z. ‘
-CORRECTED WEIGHT.-The
uews’ltem in Pritlay's Guurtlltln giv- ing the combined weight of Messrs Peter and Martin Doyle as 4.34 lbs
-WORK PROGRESSING.-The ce-
ment foundation of Mr. J. E. Gallant’s drug store is now completed and the wood work construction will begin ut once. The other buildings which were also destroyed in the fire of two weeks ago will shortly be rebuilt.-Z.
-DEATH OF CHILD.-The friends
and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Blanchard ot' Little Tignish ure ten- tlerlng their regret to that yotlrg couple in thc sad loss of their four year old daughter, Maria, who died on Thursday' from an attack of acute infliiiiiation of the lungs. Burial took pltice Saturday.-Z.
-LITTER LOST.-Mr. C. I-‘. Mor-
rlsey on Saturday was uxiforttiiiuto in finding a litter of young black foxes dead -int." entering his ranch. it is rc- reported that their mother was unable to supply milk sufliclent to feed tliem htince starvation must have lwen the cause ci’ their death.-
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-VISITING SICK SON.-Mr. and
Charlotetown are in attendance upon their son Ben who is reported is dan- geriously ill in the home of Mr. Celes- tln Perry DeBlols. Mr. Richard is an employee oi’ McLellan Beos anti before making Cliarlotteiown his home lived
-SHOCK FATAL.-Mr. Oncsime
Chaisson of Yarmouth, Maine, and formerly ti wealthy farmer of St. Felix Settlement. near Tignlsh. upon lear- ing of the death of his brother Mat- hias who died In Lawrence, Maas., last week. became suddenly ill with a weakening of the heart and Saturday a telegram to one of his relatives in Tignish stated that he was not -ex- pected to live, This gentleman is well Itnown In Tignish and while living in St. Felix a neighbor to his diseased -
brother Mathias was greatly aitsched to him and no doubt the shoe added to his present precarious condition.-
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5; Him comma out 2
Dsndruif causes a feverish irritation
of the scalp. the hair roots shrinlt. loos- en and then the iisir comes out fast. 'ro stop falling hair si. onessntt lit rid ot ovary particle of dsntiruil. let s- 25s. bottle of Dsaderino st suv drus- stors. pour s little iii your hand sad rub it into the scalp. After s few slr
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should have read 634 lbs. instead.-Z. ---
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i The Linoleum You
Want Is Here
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I Our ambition is to provide for housekeepers the very 555* I-i“°l°“m° and
Oileloths tiiat skilled workmen are caggble of making. Not j\1Sf Ofdinalx 80048
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_ and act the part in the long service they afford.
that have the outward appea tance Of ins E004 but g°°dS that l°°k t e pm
-1- Investigation and experience have proven to us and thousands of custom-
ers that our Linoleums and Oileloths offer you certain satisfaction. They are ' designed by men who are artists in their line and who know how to combine
-~.- style with durability. _
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‘f able Goodness
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Now we are showing more
-.~ pleasing patterns and better
values than ever before.
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Wilton Squares
~'»‘ Brussels Squares .
Velvet Squares
Also a large number of Tap-
. Stair Carpets
All makes and patterns in-
cluding Jute, Velvet, Brussels
will wear to your perfect sat-
10c per yd. to $2.00
Are You
goods
Bath Mats
For the properly appointed bath room in different sizes and designs 65c to $2.75
For
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For Complete Linoleum Satisfaction
Then come avisiting here, permit us to demon-
sti-ate the genuine worthiness of the
we sell
These goods have advanced in price but we
have just received a shipment bought before the _' advance and you will get the benefit
29c to $1.25 per yd. --
Oilcloth Squares j
the small room in the ._
house or for a porch these .~.- Squares just fit the bill f
35c to $1.50 each '
because our square deal
couragements for continued patronage. _
Truth Feeling Makes Easy Selling _ ,
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Daily Delights In Dealing
We give honest people more than a ghost of a
chance to really own home furnishings. They get ' a low cash price here. We laugh at competition -
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0 A Special Brussels Rug I.
That cannot be beaten by any foreign or domestic house. It is a special, and we offer them at
$1.25 each
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design,Bul Dog standing on Union Jack
$2 25
Patriotic Brass Tubing '
3 1-2c up. ~' Curtain Poles '
8c ea. up. '
Printed Oilcloth '
29c up. _
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i'otir years.-Z.
-HOTEL ARRIVALS.-Registered
at the Bellevue llotel for the week en- ding April 24th, were the following: H. Oake, Toronto; S. H. Case, Mono ton; D. R. ltutherford. J. S. Chandler. J. H. ,lamin Bremner, Charlottetown; at the Bernard Hotel were registered last week J. P. Arsenault, Howland; Dave Billiphant, Summerside; A. Forsythe, Charlottetown: Marin Gallant, Ur-
Mrs- Onesime Richard. and family Iianviue; ceo. Quinn, Leovtile; J. H.
Bernard, W. A. Gaudet, City.-Z.
S. Wannamalter St. John, O. J.
Hoffman. W. H. Tidma.rsh,Ben.
WESTERN PERSONALS
-Senator Murphy. Tignish. wits a
in DeBlois, n. neighbor of Mr. Perr_v.- vmttm- io gummergide yesterday.-X. Z
-Mr. Beecher Inman. l-IamDi0lI. was Victoria on business Thursday of week.-V.
--The many friends of Mrs George
Andrew, North St Eleanors. will re- [ret
home.-X.
to hear that she is ill at her
'-Mr Willard Waugh. Albei-ton.
came to Biimmerside esterda to visit who
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his brother. Mr D. M. Waugh,
_ is seriously ill.-X.
-The many friends of Mr D. M.
Waugh. Summsrside. will regret to heir
Z. having been taltsn suddenly Ill on
Sunday evening.--X.
that he is coiliined to his home.
'_--Misses Irene elrose 'and Tillie
Howstt lett Sttmme ide yelierdli' vis Charlottetown for North < Adam!- Msss., where they purpose traininl fill' nurses.-X. ~ - '
- Mr John P. Gaudet, of Messrs.
sir it Stewart, Ltd.. Sumuierslde. been ooiifinoti to.IiIs homo for the week with toiisilitis. l-is expects st work sgsiu the Isitsr psi-t oi week.-X. _ _ _
Mi- Allred Murphy, has been confined
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-REPAIRING ENGINE.-Mr. Har to his home for some time with a speed chances of escape from the
. Spencer of llalifax who for tlielsevere attack oi' la grlppe. will he two weeks has been repairing the pleased to hear he is mitch improved
engines of Patrol i). (Government Boat) now moored at Tignish Harbor returned to his home Monduy. Mr. Spencer although a young man is one of the ablest in the Naval Service in which he has been attached for the
Inst
anti expects to return to work iii it few days.-.\' _
EITEL ENABLEO TO
INCREASE HER SPEED
LONDON. April 26.-That the Brit.-
isli government had protested against some of the facilities afforded the Ger- man auxiliary cruiser Prlnz Eitcl‘ Friedrich at Newport News was dis- closed today in a reply in the House of (loninions made by Sir Edward Grey the British Foreign Minister, to a question asked by Commander Sarlyotl Bellttirs, who recently wus returned to parliament at a bye-election.
('ommaiider Bellairs asked whether
thc permission to repair the cruiser "includctl the use oi’ the ort for clean
British cruisers."
Sir Edward Grey said that before
her interment the Eitel Friedrich had had her bottom cleuiicd anti coated with ti non-fouling composition while in dry dock in Newport News. thus txouslderably increasing her speed."
"His Milli’-sty‘s government,’.' Sir
Edward continued, "protested, on the ground that an increase in her speed or radius of action, us the case might be. was nn increase of Iier fighting force, such as Article 17 of The Hague conventeion forbids. The United States government refused to admit this, considering that any damage sus- tained hy the action of the sea, and not inflicted by tin enemy, may be made good. They also called attention to thc provision that the local authori- ties or neutral powers shall decide what rcpiiirs nrt- necessttr_v." _
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ing her‘hull, thereby liit~i'cnsin`g her
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There is nothing more discouraging
than Nervous Prostration. because of the exhausted condition of the ner- vous system, weakness and helpless- ness taltepossesslon of the body. The faculties of the mind as well as those of the body are affected and hope and courage disappear.
The patient, often appearing well,
Bets little sympathy. and few doctors understand diseases of the nerves well 0-Il0ll!h to treat nervour pi-ogtt-ation llllellllsnfly. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is founded on the prescription of a great nerve specialist, and hence its wonderful success In curing ailments
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rs. ay Williams. Tillson-
lillft. Ont.. lt. lt. ll, writes: “I can# 1101 Speak too hikhly of Dr. Cltssds Nerve Food. I suffered for years with my nerves, and st one time I was °0““l1¢d t0 my bed with-nervous
Totally Iliscouragetl by »
- Nervous Prosiraiioii
AFTER MANY WEEKS OF DOCTORING A FRIEND RECOMMENDED
DR CHA8E’8 NERVE FOOD, AND SHE WA8 CURED '
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was weak and helpless and so discour- aged and despondent that I thought l would lose my mind. I tloctored with several doctors and received but lit- tle beneiit. At last I became very much discouraged and thought I would neverget better. A friend sd- vlssd me to try Dr. Chsse's Nerve Food, and before I had finished the first box I knew that it was helping me. It took several boxes of tho Nerve Food to msits me well and l' can truly say that it is a wonderful builder-up of the nervous system.
It is only wise prevent suoli
dreaded diseases ss ,ei-vous Frustra- tjionk Parslysi; and ' oiiiotor Mahi: Y eepng t e nerv system good condition at aiitimel. Will!! you cannot sleep well have h
aches and lndigeltloil he
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prostrsittm for several wsaits. l can-4
not just explain my feelings, but
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