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The holiday reunion of‘er_-_

an opportunity for having that group _

We are equipped to pro-

duce the best m_ groups ang individual portraits.

We offer a variety of sty-

les and sizes

'llie._ Cooks’ Studio '

Pictures of Home Folk

Carrywarmth and com-l

fort to the heart of the sol- iier. Make your appoint- ,i ment todayat

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Personal atten ion to Am.

ateur Photography. _

107 Queen' St.

Ph-_'me 68 J

Robin

Hood Flou

Two Carioads of this best of

all-Flour now on the way and expected in a [ow days. There - will not be any more "Robin ‘ Hood"_ma.de till after the War is over, we are booking orders, better let us have yours today, comin-g. in Barrels and half Bar-

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GHRONIC DISEASES

CURATIVID TREATMENT by th- oonth 'in advance, Victoria Hotel \_ ‘harlottotow‘n. P. E. I., Canada.

HOURS. 12 to B daily. Now

2466-2-2M3mospd.

‘ S. Hessian

lan-later, Solicitor,- Notary Pubilo, Ao.. MONEY TO LOAN. ` Montague. P. E. I.

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J. D Stewart, K. C.

Barrlieter. So[l,ic‘i’tor and

otara' u lic

olllee Neweon look, Gharlottetowf Branch Oflloe. Georgetown “wer ee tm. on ani emu

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'*lcLlsAN & M¢~KlNNON ‘°"'|¢¢¢I‘ Attorney-at-Lev Bari-ietere Attorneys-at-Law Oillce Royal Bank Building Charlottetown, P.lli.l.

Mcl.EOD & BENTLEY

W. E. Bentley, K. O. llrrleter and Attorneys-at-Law

Money to Loan, ' »

°f|'|o\-lank of N. I. Chelllllorl. Charlottetown, P. I. I.

MORhON & DUFFY

larrlltere and Atorneyl

mlieiion for Royal Bank ot (xaada

IDNIV T0 LOAN. , `

'fi Iii-»."“ii'..'.i$."°"”" "i’.'i” 1%

$1 ei

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EWU! ¥\l-P hill Consumption,

ARE e Buderer from Asthma, Bron- ehitia, Catenli, Yleiiriey, Wenk Dem, cough me com.-an me sane leading up to Oonaumption-_ Tuberculosis, YOU ABE interested ll Dr- .Strandgai-d'e T.B. Medicine. Write for Testimonials and Booklet. na. s'rsaNnuann'e lnnionfm oo. '.263-‘zen Yonle ltteet. 'roroate r

vig;

Gissons PREAci-iss, oN wAR _

Schemes of Lawless Ambition Doom-

ed, the Cardinal Declares

HAI-'1`lM0R1-J. ren., 2s.-'rue Gel-~

niaii \v_'_ti' .aims are dlie to fail, said Cardinal Gibbons this nioriiing in a. sermon at the Cathedral here. He discussed the “Marvelous Diffusion oi the Primitive Cliristian Religion."

A throng tliat filled the edliice list-

ened to tho Cardinal, who spoke with _unusual vigor. When he declared that 'the present world-\vide war is u s_trikin.g illustration" of the fact that schemes conceived in passion and fomented by lawless ambition are doomed." lie attacked with muchiiive. ___“My brethren," said the Cardinal, imitate your forefathers in the faith by your unclouded belief in an im- mortal destiny. lniitate them by tlic rectitude oi' your lives and by your zeal for the iionor of God and His Church. lmitatc thcm, abovc all, by working iiilmcles oi' -grace and mercy, by your charity and compassion for the sufi`erings ol’ your 1'ellow-beings.

“Let us earnestly pray that our rave young soldiers who are now in the trenclies, or who arc preparing to go tlierc, may be preserved in their faith and morals from the dan- ';crs which surround them, that they may horoicully fulilll their glorious mission and that they may soon rc- turn triumpliant to-the bosom ottlieir families and,to their beloved Coluxn bla, the mighty mother of us all."

li iS THE 1 “i<Now.Nc How'

mir counts

Many dissatisiled eye suffer-

ers aie iluding Satisfaction Glasses at our store, who have tried elsewhere, proving our -motto. “Knowing I-low" is what turns “Failure” into "Successs"

. Try us lor “-Expert Service."

H. J. Mahon

Optlcian and Prescription Drug-

..°|t paye to buy In this Province-

solliom mia im been uve.: ie \_ ..»mn. Hanoto P. eoaoon is 0 only common emu prevention hal the Georgetown Guardian represent- im.. ....0 ni ei. em mg.. it You 110°- - i

_.*ARMENI'AN FUND.- Kilmur

Sunday School has collected $31.75 for the Armenian Relief Fund.

NEED MORE "EYES" FOR THE

NAVY ‘

Another appeal to' Public for l..on_sa1_ Made by Department

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.--Another

appeal for binoculars, spy-glasses. telescopes, sextzinte, and clironomet- ers for use in obtaining "eyes" for' tho watch oiilcers of the American navy serving in the war zone was issued by Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Assist- ant Sccretfiry of the Nnvy. _ i Mr. Roosevelt said -tonight that

more than 20,000 of these very neces- sary articles had already been receiv- ed ln response to appeals inade'by the Navy Department, and -that on one day recently 3,000 were received, but that this response has failed to meet the demands ot' the service, and many, more will be needed. All such art-1 ic-les should be sent to Franklin 1).' Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary ok' the Navy. in care of the Naval Ob- servatory in Wasliington.

“The very nature of the warfare being waged bfy submai‘ines,’2‘ said_ Mr. Roosevelt, “calls for unceasing watching and the most vigilant look-' out. lt is absolutely essential that all officers and men in this work be supplied with reliable glasses. No more can ‘ie 'ibtl1ltiod'ftr‘oil'IJ'IIie"I'or- eign makers, and the Government must depend to a large extent upon those who will loan these articles for the service. It should be distinctly understood. however, that opera and theatre glasses are not suitable for this work. What is needed are bln- oculars, ileld and SDY-glasses, telc- scopes, sextants and chrono1neters_

"The owners' name and addressl

should be placed on each article so that a completo\~rocord may be kept. All glasses sent will be acknowledg- ed as promptly as pi'acticable~-with the work of registering and engrav- ing each article with tl`ie`naine‘ of 'tlie_ owner. with a viewjto its__be_lug re turned at the end of the ivar_"'. "

ANOTHER ISLANDER OVERSEAS

A. D. McDonald, of Riverton, P. E.

I.. who enlisted in the MacLean High- landers, in Boston, last July writes as follows to his mother:-Dear Mother: I ani writing you a few lines so that you will know I ani in iEngland and ani well and all right. Have -been working 'pretty hard the last few months and have not had much tinic to write but ani getting more time to my self now and ‘will write to you ottener. How are you and' the iboys_ lie sure and write soon and ict me know how you are and send me thc .papeis from home. I expect we will be going to France about the first of M arc h. ‘_______ ____________ _ Yours with love,

_ DAN, ,

236 Batt. Cy. B. No. 221.- Scaford Camps, England.

Tcllcnéy's niéssage, and 'I join most.

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on Watches, Clocks, fewellery, Silver- ware, Cut Glass and [vorv for _next two Weeks _ _ al.,-...' ......... C.;.;.;.z.._' 1: ...

S86 W1Hd0WS- 5. .Ll?'.?.;..'.i..'...':'::,:'::`_.

E. T. Higgs . ._ ._ l\1rs McKenzie ._

EqE¢ els). Lettne _ l

Mis y

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Jeweler and Ovtiflan ... H. T..`§?..§ . __ __

J. E. Bell . . . . . . . ..

Montagne’ P' E' Auld Bros ._ _ . ._

Oliva Fyfc .. __

5/4 \E%l'w_` Open

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\‘{r_ieJ_ Watch,

we . ' - ci.. i.L“»5l'f§'Tllif’$

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Montague, P. E. I. SALVA

Emfigll Condie oi' the Salvation

Army, the fo

diers. Mayor Carvell

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Special pric e s

Fred R J. 'l‘. S.

Colonel

lots

Nretoede e _

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BEET MEAL

The cheapest feed on the

market. We have

oi’ this feed which is highly recommended for the

Write

d‘escription how to feed and guaranteed ana-lysis of same. Belling at lowest prices in ton

A. Home & Co

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` Col. F.

-Rogers

In memory ot my brother ..._.

;Mr.J_ Agnew .. iMr.L.White __ Miss B. White _...

Zim... ir. 1.. rnrtmra McDonald 8; Rowe Wood-working

lF_ C. _ ~Mrs Ba

1°°° ‘ms Florian

DAIRY COW

BEEF AND PORK

_ Z to the

fund for the purpose ot’ increasing tho number ofthe Salvation 'Army 'Rest I-hits at the front for Canadian soi-

W.I{_~ltogers.... . .. J. T. McKenzie . . _. _ G. F. Hutcheson .. James F. McDonald _ C. ll. B. Longwortli . _ G. D.. DeBlols

James Paton. Iii. L. A.. _

C. H. Chandler M. McLeod ...

R. H. Jenkins ..

Dr.J.H_Ayers.._. . _ :

J. 0. Hyiidman Frank Renoui _ ‘

Herman Feavyour _ _ . . _ _ W. H. Cudmore . . . _ . D. Mcl{enkie . _ _ _ _ . . . R_Bearisto..__ _ ._ __ D. 0'M. Red'dln ._

H -S MacLeod .. ll M Chandler

Mr. C. H. Black _ ._

Co. _ _ . _ .

Mrs Procter ._ A.Furbish .Mrs Williams .. .

’_Mr. J. Anderson

Tam $110.20. _

_..__€____ l 'non Amnv assi' Hurs

SUBSCRIPTION LIST

Charlottetown has ieceivcd llowin contributions

G. D. Wright ...l$5_00 Bros. __ . . . .._ _ ._ 5.00

5.00 5:00 3.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.001

1.00' 1.00 1.00. 100| 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 _1.00 _.1.00

15.00? 1.00 1.00. 2.00 1.00 , 1.00 _ 2.00 2.20 1.00 _10_oo| 1.00 1.00, 4.00 1.00 , 2.00 1.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

5.00 1.00 I 1.00 ~ 1.00 1.00 ~ 1.00 1.00 I 1.00 »

enouf.... ._ .. .`.

Stewart.. . __

S. Moore..._ ...'_ ._

Bumarah ._

'.i'_ZIIIIIII1IIIIII1 Spurgeon __

HIGHEST PRICES PAID

for circular giving (ull

or by the bag.

FOR

IPRUCE AND FIR LOGB Loaded on care or delivered

at mill at. Montague.

Telephone for tuii information.

WARIUIYON ‘ .HRW

THI MONTAGUI FURNISH-

lino eo., |_.|mrao uname, P. m. i.

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..*TWO CENTS PER WORD each

nsertion for advertising. iu this cei- mn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-live cents.

..*T. G. NES is _tho Montague

Guardian representative. _

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LETTER FROM OVERSEAS

The following ,lcttcr was' received

by Jerry Pineau. New Acadia, from his broi.licr John now in France.

_________v_* Somewhere in France.

_ Jan. 1, 1918.

ing you are enjoyini; the some bless ing. Well. I um glad that you are getting along so well in school that is a good thing, keep it up as you know that it is great to have a good education, and help papa all you can.

Well, I must tell you that we had

n very nice ‘winter up till now. We are quite a way from the ilrlng line, but we will be going up soon again. I hope you will get that picture I sent lioxnc_ We were thcrc since last December, and had a very 'good time, You .iliould r-'ce the harness, we have all tin- st_~oi-`-~_-:~`: ou it just like sil- vcr, and we polish the leather with slioo polish and bcc's wax. You would not believe it till you sow it, for yourself.' Believe nie, there is some style -to us when we are on the march, but it‘s diiferent when we are in action. We don‘t have to work so much. I did not get those parcels that luotlicr sent nie, but l guess I will get them soon. l had it lcttcr i’roni cousin Josie yesterday. and sho sent mc her picture. She looks line. Well, Jerry, I li:iveii't niucli news for tliis.time, so= good-byo, and thc best of love.

Your loving brother, ‘

J. H. PINEAU 1

, 33 Battery, ' 5

10 Brigade, C.F_A_, 3

France.

DIRECT COMMUNICATION

INSTITUT-ED

OTTAWA, Feb. 27.-in order to fa-

cilitate tlie transaction of public busi- ness bctwccn the two countries, u di- rect wire connection has been estab- lished between thc Canadian War Trade Board, Ottawa, and the Canad- ian War Mission, Wasliington. The iii- augurutioii ot this direct service was iiiarkcd by thc following exchange ot' congrntulatoiy tclegrams between Prusidciit Wilson and Sir Robert Borden:

“The White House, \V~ashlngtoii,

“May I not seiidyou this word oi.

gratification that direct connectionf between Ottawa and \Vasiiington has been established by wire, and ex-l press the hope that this means of dir-2 ect con'.'ei'_iation will contribute still: further to promote a good undcr-l standing and lasting friendship hc- tweon (ianadaand the United States.

(Signed) “WOODROW WILSON."

To the Presidentjs message .Sir

Robert Borden replied as follws:

"I appreciate very deeply Your Ex-

cordlally in the hope-that the direct communication by wire which has just been established will serve to assist in that mutual understanding which is so essential ln thc relations between the United States and Can- ada. It is a source of great gratific- ation to the Government and thc peo- ple of Canada that thoso relations nm so mono uiid cordial, strengthen- ed as they have been by a splendid comradcship in thc supreme cause to which each country in consecrating its efi’orts.”

(Signed) R. L. BORDEN."

WHEN AWAY FROM HOME.

A clergyman in the pulpit was a

fearless expounder of right and wrong, but in the domestic circles maintained, for prudential reasons, considerable reserve of speech and action. Oii one occasion when this divine visited a neighboring town. the editor of tlic only paper there. which never failed to notice the pre- sence oi' a stranger in town, offered the following, so worded as to provc unwittingly kceu:

“Dr. Carrol is once more among

us for a brief stay. He says and do- es exactly as he thinks right. with- out regard to the opinions or beliefs of others. His wife is not with him."

Line of Fire

There was a chicken to be killed at

the Browns, but Mr. Brown, who was nervous. did not like to wrlng- its neck nor could he sever its head with an axe. _

"l have it," hc' ilnally decided. “I’Il

shoot it_"

"Bo, armed with a gun. he took the

chicken into the yard. Little Willie. anxious to be in at the death, follow- ed'.

Some time passed. and as neither ot

the missing couple had returned, littlc Wii'lie’s mother began to get anxious.

“\Vi'llie,” she called out, "hasn’t

your father killed that chicken yet?"

"No, ma." called back Willie, "it

won't get in the way!"

lil IIENT "illi.llIARFiS" ._ iBl§Sl illllllll F." R `

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Don’t stay conetlpateiii headaohy, bilioue, with breath bad or etomaoh eour

No odds how bad your liver, stom-

ach, or bowels; how much your head aches, how miserable and uncomfort- able you aro from a cold, constipat- ion, indigeetion, biliousness and slug- gish bowels-you always- get relief

with Cascarets.

Doa't let your stomach, liver and

bowels make you miserable. Take Cescnrsts to-night; put an end to the headache, blliouenese, dieainese, ner-` vousnees,eick,'sour,gas9y stomach had cold, oitensive breath and n-il other dietreee; cleanse your inside organs of all the bile. seeea and oonatlpated matter which ie producing the misery

A 10-cent 'box means health. happi-

neea and a clear head for moatha. All druaglete sell Caecerets Don’t forget

the enddraa-their little lmidee need

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of a. Ford and Drive

RY it just oncei Ask y_oui°_ friend to let _vou “pilot” his ,car on an open stretch. You’ll like it, and will be surprised how easily the Ford is handled and driven.

If you have iicvcr felt the thrill of driving your own car. there is some-

thing good in store for you. It is vastly diitercnt from just riding-bcing

a passenger. And especially so ii' you drive a Ford.

Young boys, girls, women and even grand fathers-tiiousands of them ~ - v

are driving Ford cars and enjoying it. A Ford stops and starts in traiiic with exceptional ease and snioothness, while on country i'oads and hills

its strength and power show to advantage.

Buy a Ford and you will want to be bchiiid "the wheel” constantly.

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CHARLOTTETOW-N MARKETS

` (Friday) _

Turnips per bus. .20 Potatoes /bus . _ . _ . _ .._ 00-70 White Oats 'bus .. ..80-90 Black Oats ...'H85-90 Hay cw; . _ . . _ _ . . _ _ . . . __.90-1.00 Straw cwt. ... ...G0 Butter per lib ....48 Eggs per d'oz. . . . . . _ . _ . . . ._.55 Fowl lb. ...._ ... ... .20 to .24 Chicken lb. ._ ._ .. .25 to .28 Pork lb. . _ . . . . ._. . ._ _._21’.£ Beeflb .. . . . . . . . .._ ....1305 Lamb lb. ... ... .22

souals Manners. i

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S-.HIPBUILDING IN CANADA I A _ GERMAN SUCCESSES_` _

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OTT/\W-\. FUD- 27~"3hil‘|1“il‘1l"i="Geriiian force:-; have occupied Ilevcl'

contracts placed in Canada by thot Imperial Munitioiis Board since March 1, 1917, constitute thc biggest year in ship construction this coun- try hus ovci- seen. -Contracts have been lot in the last 12 months for 46 wooden ships with u total tonnage of 128,000' representing $24,500,000 and for 4;) steel ships totalling 211,300 tons worth $40_000,000 or a total val- ue of $64,500,000.

Four steel ships aggregating 13,900.

tons the individual boats having a tonnage 014,200, 3.400, 4,500 and 1,800 have been completed. Four wooden ships have already been launched and several others are ready to take thc water. New yards wore opened during thu year at Wcllanll. Van- couvoi' and Toronto. All yards for tlic|

after an cngagenioiit witlillic Rus- sians. .

The Gcriiians have also captured

Psiiov (about 160 miles southn'c_a't.o2 l”'crrrmrad_l ' .

This anounccment is mode in the

oiiicial report from general head- .';ui-' ers to-n!i_.»‘1l._ The text reads: ~

"'i‘he town and fortress of Bevel

were cccu-pied at 10.30 o`clock this morning after a battle. f

“I-’icsl:ov (Pskov), south of Lake

Peipus, is in -:ur hands.”

ltevel. capital of the .province of

Estiionia, is a i'oi-tiiled seaport on the Gulf oi’ Finland about 230 miles west oi' Pctrograd by rail. Prior, to the out-break oi’ the war hirgc num- bers of ltr- populatioii of nearly 100.- 000 worc Gerxnans The town did' n

(Fniday_hy Telephone) llcollatllucflloll lot “loéglex amps aw' large export business before the' war,

W. Oats bus. ... B. Oats bus. Potatoes hue ... Turnips bus. .25 Butterlb. . .40 ggs, doz ....42 Pork ....20'la Hay ... ... .. .......820

KENSINGTON MARKETS

(Friday by Telephone)

W. Oats bus .....1.00 B. Oats bus . . . . . .._ ...1_0ii Potatoes ....70 Butter lb. _ . _ Eggs doa. .. .46 Pork lb ._ ..20% Hay ton ....$20

MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS.

(Fniday by Telephone)

W0atebus B_0ats'-bus.._.._... _ ..._.90 Potatoes bus _ . _ _.75 Butter lb _ . 35_ Pork lb . _ ......2l_‘ Eggs _,.45 Pressed Hay ._ .$18 to $20

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

(Fnlday by Telephone)

W. Oats bus. .90 Butter lb . ,_ ...,.40 Eggs doz _ _ . . . ... _ .......45 Pork.. _.$11.5 He ton _ .$18.50to$20 Potlitoes .. .......75

SUMMERSIDE MARKITS

(Friday)

Butter (dairy per ab.) ._..._38 to 39 Butter (creamery) ...45| Cellekins ._ .22' Eggs per doz. 45 Hay (pressed) $18.00. Hay loose (new) ..18_00i Hides -per lb. .. .il Oats b-ik. hush. (new) 1.00 Oats -white bush (new) _.1.00 Potatoes Wheat per bue. ... ... $2.00 to $2.50 Lamb pelta ... $1.00 to $1.25 Wool tuuweehedl .. .55 Wool-(washed) .'15 Fowl... ... ... .18 to .20

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The value oi the contracts ict in

the different provinces is as follows:

Nova Scotia $1,340,000; New Brim-

swick $1,000,000; Quebec $11,600,- 000; Ontario $19,240,000; British Col- umbia. $31_434.000_ ’

in Liriiisli Columbia. nine steel

ships, each oi 8,800 tons \vortli $14,- 750,000; tivo of 4,600 tons worth $1,- 67ll.000, and one of 4,500 tons. \vorth_ $905,651, or a total of $l7.331,651,_ have been contracted for, along \vitli_ 27 wooden ships. worth $14,100,000! ln Ontario 25 steel ships were con-‘ tructod i'or. These comprise 13, of: 3,500 tons; 9 oi’ 3.400 tons; 1 of 4,300l tons, and 2 of 2,900 tons, a total ton~‘ nagc of 86,200 tons, rcpreseenting $17,240,000. ln addition to this, four,

cliioily oi' grain, timber, flax, hides, wool mid hemp, its aggregate trade iivcraging- well about $30.000.000 nn~ nually. The cl¢;"imperisl palace, built by Peter The Great still stands in the town, which also contains numerous c-ther buildings of historic renown.

The town of Pskov, in German

known as Piesliov, is the capital of the Government of the same nanie__l_t_ has ri krcmlin cu a hill and a historic ca1.`;iedi'_il. The ruins oi’ numerous rich and populous monasteries are still to bc seen in er near the town. The business of I-‘skov is unimportant.

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reliable source. experiments conduct- ed or. the Canadian government rall- ways with a telephone apparatus. that permits venbiil messages to 'be transmitted to and from moving= trains. have inet with highly gratify- ing results. The aDDBl'HU1B 53 dell' cribed and illustrated in the March Popular Mechanics Magazine. Stamf- nr.1 equipment. is used and no dit- tlculty has been encountered in get-; ting district tones. Connection be-- tween the instrument and the rail isl

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