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NEW JET

In long fancy strings.

The very thing you have been looking for.

1G. ll. TAYLOR

Jeweler and Engraver

"The Store for Waltham Watches "

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THE CHARLOITTTETOWN GUARDIAN.

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A SPECIAL LINE of women's 111111110 dresses $1.98 and $2.98. Browse Bros" Ltd. 7728-3-19ME2l

CORNWALL FARMERS INST- ITUTE will meet in Cornwall liuii this evening at 7.30. 7741-1ipd.

MAKE YOUR OLD STRAW hat like new. Use Colorite at Johnson & Johnson's. 7606_3-18-ME3i

' DR- PORTER will give an ail dress on Tuberculosis and public health in the Opera House, Sunday

4 p. m. Admission free. 7738. LADY DEMONSTRATOR for

Sweet nut Margarine will be at

Coffin and Co., grocery store Fri-

day and Saturday. morning. 7716-3-191ME2l

8PlRlTUALl8M--The conclud- ing address on spiritualism, deal- ing with its dangers. ‘vill be deliv- ered by Canon Simpson in lSt. Pet- ers Cathedral on Sunday evening.

TRVON.—lf weather and roads permit, Rev. W. A. MacQuarrie of Bedeque, wil lconduct Divine Ser- vice in the Tryon Presbyterian (‘liurcii on Sabbath, March 21st, in the evening at 7 o'clock.

BLEACHED COTTON table damask in a heavy but tine and ev~ only woven thread in u pretty‘ maple lezil’ design. 70 inches wide. Special for Saturday only at per yuril $1.19 More d‘: McLeod Ltd.

7744.

POWNAL RACES TODAY.-.- The matched race which was to tuke place on Pownal Bay was postponed until Saturday tho 20th ’i‘lierc will also he a free-ior-all uiill a green race. (‘omc and make this u big race as it will be the lust of the season.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO AD VERTl8El-‘i8.—Advertisei-a are res- pectifullyi-eminded that copy and instructions must be in the Guard- ian Oillrc not later than twelve noon each day except Saturday

or new copy is 10 a. m. dif.

GRADUATE NURsEJ-Aiis-s Mil kliPs iuuiiy frii-iuls ill‘(' congratul- ating ll\‘l‘ oii hiviiil: suc-x-vssiully ]lll.‘.l‘~lt‘ll the 'I‘0rontn ltoyiil (‘ulloglr oi‘ Scivucv exzlminuliou in nursing 11nd halving iwcleivoll lil1r diploma. bliss Illvikll- livlougs in (‘liurlottv- town uiill lids lirl-ii c-ngziglul in liiid has. l)('1‘ll i-ngilgod in nursing nursing for some time.

HETURNlNG T0 FORMER POS lTl0N.~-'l‘lil1 (luurlliun 1lll1li‘1'1‘>1i\ll(l. .\li'. \\‘. .l. ltvill who ‘his for . "rs t'(lllll1‘(‘ii‘(l with tli~~ i’ In .1)‘ '01‘ Llgiiivulttire here ,1l.a.-. zlcl-l-ptvll un invitation tn re ,tui‘n to his formoi‘ position and i- 1:11<[)~'l'ti1ll i’ 1l:t' April. l int .\lr lt_~ill lids liven iii Western ' 1211121112.

REMNAPJT SAl.E—-(l\\'lIll-{ to the incllumunv WPiUllPl‘ thl- remiimit szill- n1 l'tll(lli\ udrvrtiucd for inst Saturday nt l0 o'clock was hold oror until tlils iiiuiuiiiig \\'ll\‘ll they will offvr rmmc splendid l‘l‘llllllllllS in tlirir dross Kfliltlr; tlPllilfillllllli (toiisisliiig of ilrv-ss goods’. ,p'lniil skirting, lining, s its. lunhroillcricsi. ctr. Tlioy will also (rife-r some good values from tlir aluplc ill‘- purtmeiit in repps. cottons, voiles linens, lrretomicsi, slltiiis, crcpes. flunneic-ltrs, etc. Shop orlrly.

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HARD WINTER ON PARTRID- GES.—A Gagetown correspondent writes t0 the St. John Thelegruph as follows: "This winter has been a very hard one on the partridge which during the close season .of the past two years, have shown a wonderful increase. Forest War- den William Parry estimated that about half the number of partridge in his area will he killed off this whiter as a result of the weather

part ridge this winter.

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DAVIS AND FRASEWB FRESH AND PORK SAUS- AGES ON SALE NOW BY ALL LEADING GROOERS, GOVERNMENT ETAMPED ON EAGH WRAPPER. ONE OF THE CHOICEST MEAT- FOODS ON THE MARKET AND ALSO THE CHEAP- EST BECAUSE NO WASTE WHATEVER IN USING.

1372-10-6Mtf.

Eye Specialist Office, Royal Bank Building, Chariot-l tctown.

é Office Hours: I 9o30—_'12o30’ 2*‘5s

his CENTRAL GUARDIAN

when tho latest hour for changl-s.

98 CENTS and three coupons with postage will secure for you the new University Dictionary.

PATorre ADVANCED nut. LINERY showing takes place next 'l‘lim-sdu,1. 774g

BY EXPRESS (foals Mercer Cro. chet (lotion. All iiutiihci'.~i.Ne\v silk poplin, new shades. Prowse Bros, 11111- "mo.

HON. F. J. NASH will lecture Monday on "Sonia Makers of Can- ada" in the Caledonia Club rooms. A11 11114180. Admission free.

1720-3-141lvlE2l

IF YOU WANT fresh moat or groceries call to J. B. Flemrningk new store 98 Dorcliester Street which opens Saturday 20th.

7T40-3-20ME2ipd.

PURCHASES CAR.— Mr. Neil MacDonald, Shamrock, who has been attending the llursc and Auto Show in this cit-y leaves for homo today after purchasing a car from Kennedy, Webster and MncKdnnon.

RA|LWAV TH7EFT$.—-Tllei in~ vostlgations by t“. N. it. ‘oiilciuiu of freight thefts have according to the St. John Telegraph imtcntiod to tho l’. E. island division. where goods have been iiiissctl at various times.

COVEHEAD AND HARRING- TON.—Divine service will he licld in the Presbyterian churches oi‘ (‘ovchczitl and ilurringlou llll Sun- day 21st inst. at eleven, three res poctively, vreallier and roads per- mittiitg.

THE LARGEST AND BEST RANGE OF WORSTEDS AND SERGES in the city for ladies suits inn] dresses in navy, black flllll col- ors, union serges 54 inch $2.25 $2.40 $2.50 $2.75. All wool serges und worsteds 56 inch $3.50. $3.75, $4.10 $4.50 $5.50 $5.95 $6.50 $7.50. Broadclnlln; finest quality latest rlllildfls- 54 inch $0.25, $6.50. Prnwsc llrosa, Ltd. 77221111911152!

EDUCATIONAL MlEETlNG.—- A nil-rating in coiinocztinn with the present Educational (‘iimpulgn ivais ll1l(l qt North Rivbr on the lltli inst 'l'lil- zittl-nrlutu-es was fairly small owing to the ]ll‘('Vlll(~ll('(-‘ of sickness . in tlic (listrilri. Mr. Ernest Wur- ren purfnrmlul tho ilutil-s oi’ chllir- mzin. The spoukvr, lllr. J.l1‘.l)oyll- ably (iutliilod tin.- difii-rl-iit points l‘l be ('.(lllta'l(ll‘I‘l‘1T in coiiiiuction with illl‘ cflnipuigii, the main one being tho incrl-asr- oi‘ teuclivrs- salaries. llc stiitcil how the schools (ii l’. id. l. are seriously offer-ted by the» 1‘1‘1ll‘l_\! depletion lit’ so inuiiy of its oaiyiublc teul-livrs owing to the in~‘ ‘lflfiflllillt’ salaries and the granting of llll zidcqunto remuneration ‘would induct‘ our cilicir-iit teachers to re-i main and I’. E. I. would reap the.

bantdli oi’ its own expenditure in}

uducution instead oi’ the Western 1 :~

lirUVlllCBS to which so many of our1 l-tll-cie-nt teachers are going. llir. Doyle's uddrcss was followed by short tiddrcsses from several of the ruin puycrs who strongly favour oll the movement and Slillcd 111011‘ willingness to support1111lf 11151 111011- Fure taken in regard t0 the some. This was followed by the adoption of some important resolutions rend by Mr. Doyle and u d111Pf§1111011 0°11" slSlliig oi‘ two ilelrgutes from H1011 district was zipplinitcd to ziltcnil the fiiiul moi-ting oi‘ tho cuuiP111H11 1° i111 ii(‘lll ill tliu aillriu-t Hall. (111111-

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_ _You iiever know when your horses or cattle will b0 attacked by colic 01' lndlgestlon, and how many of you have £1.11)’ remedies on hand in case of an emergency? 1

The iriere cost of’ a few simple remedies is only’ yer}; lsmtlil when compared with the loss of a valuable animal.

To encourage the farmer to keep these nccessaigy l'(‘l‘ilG(l1L‘:»‘ on hand and to advance his education in the treating: oi’ the diiik-relit ‘ailments of horses and cattle, we will present to every farmel- buying' idive Dollars worth of veterinary remedies at our store the 1 gi-ezlt VULGTlHHYY book by Chas. T. Konivek, V.S., for the State oi’ (b-egon. 'l‘hi.i book contains 256‘ pages of valuable infoririation is cloth bound. Iztilfi wcil iiltistreitze-ll~anci should be in every up-to-date farmer's. home. .\\. c 1.i'<l1.ill.l étilVlSP you to write us, call or send for whatever remedies ytou may require as 120011 as possible, as these books will not last 101111". ‘dc intro 2i. lull line old-eme-

p dies and will be pleased to give you our advice.

If you wish to purchase the book only "the price will be $1.50. 149 Great iieolcglaStroet

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Mantle of Protection

The public mind is Agitated with the problem of whether the Turk in to be turned out of Europe Ol

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Baby Carriages at the Right Price

Now that the snow and ice has

left our, sidewalks and the sun is ulcl- and bright the lialby needs the fresh nlr you want a new Bally (‘srrlalze or (lo-Cart. . . Paions is the place to fbuy them hr-catise we placed the order last year and they have greatly advanc- ed today, but we lire still sellini! them at the nld price. Come in and see ours if you need one.

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ll was hoped vaguely that thc- gioiitci‘ part of Turkey in Asia uoulil settle down under the rull

iii-rcpt wiiut no one else wanted.

The French insisted on huvinl: Syria, tiespite the fact that not ull 1hr influence and tact of Emir Fei- sul could induce the Syrian Arab? to welcome them.

With the area occupied by mu» solves in Mesopotamia, in Kurdis- tnii, and along the valley of the Middle Euphrates, there are tribes» men who have for generations been masterless, who have the strong- est objection to European ideas of law, order and sanitation, have no intention of paying taxes and arr nlwnys ready for a row which holds out any promise nt‘ loot.

Tlicro iiro, therefore, iflllllllvtl witcrs in plenty in which the un- scrupulous adventurer can ilSli to his own advantage. As la usually the case the opportunity llilti pru- duccrl tho mnn. For want of int-tins the Allies bzivo been oompcllvil lo lcuvo Anatolia aovcroly- ulouo, uud while they have been busy with other matters or been haggling ow

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GUL-‘iliii YVSFTSFC 1 ' . ____ li/llnlets at Horse Show LONDON. lliarch 13.—-SlllC0 the not, but the real prlihli-m is how hl- ll l; <-~»r.. armistice we have been kept in, is to be made to behave lo Asi.|.1llri 11-1 illllllllillli -—--- quito unnecessary‘ ignorance of1\".'e have 70,000 troops in hlosopll- ' to ouubll- him t.» ‘STANDARD BRED what has been going on in the tiimiu, because we n d tliero military‘ rXPP111111111>H 11" P1111111 1111 countries of the nations with whom more than 1.500 mile our land mukv any serious 11111~ '- 11‘ K1~‘1_"1_‘1"~1fliirdfltalllon-l Ham we have been at war. In no plirt frontiers, and those f iersHlro rin or Ilicsogiotzimiu. h t lll .~ 111111 1\1*-1.\': 2 Horne Bros, 3 J. of the world has the veil been bordered by unsettled and unruly 1111191111? B11'<1111'. 1o 1111 ' 11- U» 31111111‘ K greater than in Asia Minor, Trans- tribes. We have thrown our ninn- and troublesome gu-srtllil 1" '\""'11 1111110-"1 W» 5- Mt-‘Kle. 2 caucasia and Kurdistan. We have tie over peoples who arc looking in the mountain» of ilullil. _ ill J. Stanley wedlock; 3 P. S. Brown. no authoritative statement as to to us for protection, and the dif- 11011111 onlrhvt11r111-li11111 111‘ -1 HACKNEY the areas we have been occupying flculty is with the means at our lllifl rnsll)’ 1"'1“"11111ul. anti w sputum-a iillvid Reid, Victoria from time to time. and not the (“$1305.11 to lifforll ilum l1il~prl>r~ 11/1 ;- lll.l-. \'1 l1l1l‘!' ll.» is illllt i-t trims smallest indication of ‘the policy linn wliL-il they seci-z. ‘ 11.11 1r-'1111111' 111 1111.1‘ 1 11111111‘ P11111112" mare.——1 Horne whiclihas taken usinto thoseareas. 1\Ve uu-re (ll'll\\'Zl llll) -,, \ i511 ¢\ .11 1117111191“ 1'1» glvr 1»-- 11“1* 3 “'- =\- “T131111 A- M- We have been dosed with soothing Vnslon ut’ our r-luunluuill}, - u l .11 1111. Syrup and therefore are quite un- the situation was utterly iliiforrii» l1 » lilllllliihl u - fouled in 1911-1 J. prepared for the crisis which is to that ivillrh prevails today". i1 l.» tH- lhlru- in Mm. 11» 111111: Fruvudle. 2 Cecil Ste~ now developing. the situation of today we have to l i troi liver him. til‘ “W111. 11411111191111‘; 3 H- F- K131111611)’. Rumor is again busy. Great Qon- [ace and the sooner we urn 2lll()\\‘-1 ‘u’ ‘rl-d up llllll- »5-111I1ll1-'11‘1. p centrations of troops about Con- e.l to fur-e ll. with knowledge ul ' il~ t'ulI1\\\'-11< 11111111‘ filly fouled in 1918.—1 stantinople are reported. We are facts the hotter is will lw for usi ill‘ u-ish- ll 1 - l1.» >11, litlfllt‘ lit-us- ".1 Air. J. K811i’. 3111018- suid to be on the verge oi‘ a reiicw- all. l n» .--~t:ll 1i r.|\'~ y-llv go Chandler, City. _\ in \_:.» 1m. .ll1 uulluilullls under three

conditions. The birds suffered most dltions of whim;- wa are all w . (luring the second week in Febru- i, SW0d YHMPIWIRY 111111 1119 1119111111 ly in the last mouths of tho \\'tll' \11“_"1 1*‘1'-‘~ 111‘ -“ “1‘1~ 11"‘ t?“ (110110 19815101911 ary when for several days the t subject to colds. 81111119. B10» 111‘? 011 1110 T101111 0i 1191115’ 411N011 lliilg it was assumed filllllffiVlllll 1 "i " *1 ‘111011-“1 1101111110011 twigs were covered with n cont- I’ 111m“ 31pm’ mm 11131 we were 1“ liglit-hezlrtudly that we could do 11"‘ ‘111111-‘111- -111ll 11 I '- ~1- “t 11- llllrliliY-

11111.‘ of ice mid’ i111‘ Partridge could 910- 111111c11111911 111 K111111910" 111111 111° what we liked with him. We soul 1'1’ 011$‘? _ _ _ d~'l-t" mui'i_-t_>1‘ 891111115. 51101"! not Rot zit the small leaf-buds which o 111-1011111108- ll'illi!~‘l)()l‘i5 into the (faiucasus and _ 11f‘ 1111\"v=111'1'1111.\' 111 -‘1_1'-~'11l111111111 111_11111‘11,*~"j- ‘ 1 1\1j1111 1305117911. V1011- form their staple article of diet. A 1g pefchflncg you are just ‘I 3115111 10111115111 1150 M1‘- C11\11'¢'11' ill the shores oi‘ the ifiispiuii; wig 1" ""111" i‘ 1111 1_-11">§“1' 1"1"'11‘ -' ' ' “1'1'3 L 1* 1'~__“1111‘~’v 6113'; 3 A- fcw also. burrmving into the snow > 11111 ""1111 111111111115 (1111 111 115 111011111" lidvunrod beyond Mosul into Iiur-l 111_'1_111' 11“1'1_1l‘i111"11 1111'“ “i” ‘"11 _ 111111011.‘ )1“r"1111°111'

m spend the night mum] them. recover-lug from um attack > p901 oi very large reductions in llio (“sum mrmlgh Syria u, U“. hm,‘ lllllllfil! r (‘iil“i‘ll\'1‘l_\' t‘.\'1‘t‘|li ill llllil- _ 1 lll‘l'lll;.',\‘ lllllYl‘ or gelding shown selves the next morning trapped 1 ‘"1111’ 111171115 1119 111959111 1111111111131 dl-rs o1‘ Anatolia and attempted Lu T11‘ 1 -"‘~ 11 1' 1111"“ ,1“ 11"f"‘111 I11“ v_ _ n "1 -'\- 31"°B9111~ 11111117911‘ under u“. crusts, A good negung and are troubled with fl your. l pointed out at the ‘tiiuc WHIP“; the greater M“ of H“. val. till-r tliut our plililgv lll \.<i:l .\llll11l‘ 1 i'i.iiik .\l<~l\ay, City; 3 W. season next spring, would do much cough we advise the use M 0 that. the possibility of realizmi: icy of the Euphruum “Minus m“; i111: ill-cu lill!~'llll(+‘ll. ll hos loll us .\ ntiirnglu. I _ m make up for the troubles of the these reductions depended very Greeks occupied portions 0g 11m with mule to niuiiugo ililln .~ull.~ out ‘ lllll nmll- or gelding shown in

. much upon the conduct of certain L.\.ant_ pnrkl-t. llill'lll‘.\>', 1 llt-rherl Lewis, York.

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tar; ndvlsors for months past’) This pom). Such as n w,“ vim“. Wiluld it not have been better to t .-,f .1 ' ‘he mm“ sums »*'1511ll~'ll1t'l‘l‘1l._ pronlr 111111111 11'1'_ -11"*- 'l‘O-.\'lGll'l‘ TRY ‘ have explained that we had no‘ yo: f11lIlZ1n1l1lt.\\It1P1‘1vfl§ for n 110m: mm“ lllm\\‘lglll‘tlllt'i‘llllg null I|'11illll'l' ill lillli11t settled with the Turk, and that tho (,fl.,nd,,nuy expéc‘rjll m,“ Almwiv, 1‘ 3 1i lillliiiL: .1.» t'\ ilillll my o p s 1 llvvs of thousands of Christians in H . .. L ‘h imndm. f". m, ll-Phltuil and .\r.ih yllvl-villlw, who d L t Asia Mliior depended upon our ‘K315598116 ?9f‘u5ed_ finds M.‘ wl rl- iill:lllt1l'l_\' lllllil'l' lvruil,‘ S 1191115 111319 1° B91119 ‘T1111 11191“ 91' Flllllfi‘ and ourselves faded with 1111A 1f’ 1"‘111"‘_' 111" 1,1 11711 '11“‘1’! _ _ fecnvely? grmter wspnnsiblutlths than we l\., uiullu» lllll uliuiii “ration {.1 1.". m“ (Um and Tired Feenu‘. mum puswumy accpm mliliilzlgvlnhletpppulllltious.i l (‘ll-f I \l\’oll. Keep Well, " ‘ iv (‘nip ii luii 0 11X l‘ili tllll‘. ( ]] Spanfgh Flu

by usiul-t the 0L1) RELIABLE .\il.\'.\lll)‘S LINIMENT CO., LTD., § Yarmouth, N. S.

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