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` \ DIARY OF EVENTS.

T0-DAY.

F’ in

Prince Edward 3. and 8.20.

Peoples Theatre 3. 7. and 8.45.

City Maglstrate’s Court 9 n. m. "

Lecture Heartz Memorial Hall 8 p.m_

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MONAGHANF- At l{elly’s Cross on Dec. 26th to Sylvester and Mrs. Mon- aghan, n baby girl.-~ Congratulations.

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McKAY~HARQUlLL.-- On October 13th, at Van Buren, Maine, by John Lawson, Justice of the Peace, Mr. Andrew McKay, formerly of Tyne! Valley, now of Von Buren. to Miefi' Kathleen Hnrqulll. of Dalhousie. N. ll.

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FOLEY-ln Matlapan. Mass., on Den, 25, Philip F., beloved husband of the late Teressa. lvl. Foley. (nee Campbell) Funeral was from the residence of his brother, John A. Foley. 404 Charles St.. Malden, on Dec. 27. Ser- vices at the Church of the immaculate .

Conception. interment at St. .iossiphwi ‘_

"Hare the newest and most scien-

tlilc methods or ra dl and acc r e

B i N0_rict

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other meat stores in this 'city is un- ' '//I '

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true and l wish my customers and $e-- ,' gg,

neral public to note this. All inter-.

est I have is at my store 9 Elm Ave.

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g -_ Eitecutors Notice We the undersigned Executois

the late Donald jenkins, do her by notify all persons having _

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_ The famous . echo, qt Woodstock. whq awakened, _-1siisvr'en'no thanlltty times. '_,; , rn*-the whispering oaueizg or st. raui'ii'catiis_iirai his .faintest wma ia' ialollllilly ovlxvhyod from due side of thefllome to;t‘iie<‘oLher.‘but cannot be

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i’Real Bargains

° __ '_ ;' " f ' -- »- ` `°" " _ We ofier'wh_ile they last-_20 Grand Rapids and Ameni-

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can Carpet Swaepers slightly shopworn

counts against the late Donald ,. V "li" - ' ---- f.-_ Z ‘il l r _ -_ "._ f ' -; -_ 2. A` __ at50'ceach_ I 1-

Jenkins to present same to us .,,. _ _ _ _ _,. . _ - _ . |,. duly attested within thirty days " ,T/~ ,- -_-_ -' y _ . \ 15;-.,|il

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from date.

WM. I. McEACHERN, `

GEORGE W. BALLEM. r. _

-_ Executors.

Mt- Albion. Dec. 31st, 1915.

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Auction Sale ,of _ Hardwood _ We' are authorized by William Nunn to se_ll by Public Auction' on his premises North Winsloe,: Monday, Jan, 3rd. 1916 Commencing at 1 o’clock a choice lot of Hardwood in lots to suit purchasers. -

T ERMS:-11 months credit on all sums exceeding $5.00. -

BENJ. CARTER, _

Auctioneer. \

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To the Young Men

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of Prine

Edward Island to Rally to th Colours and to Support those Already utflthe Front. 'lb Joy_,of; Buttle in o Rlghtou Cause is the Most Elavotin Experience in this_lVorId. L_,

‘~. A New London P. E. l., boy, I..1-I McKay. who enlisted in the Royal Van- adlan Heavy Artillery at Calgary ut the outbreak of the war. and is now

ut the front, sends The (luardlaii th

sic by Mr. George McKenzie who was accompanied on the piano by Miss Jessie McKay and Miss Lena Nichol- son. A step dance was also well gi- ven by Mr. Hugh McKay. The next on the programme was a sumptuous rc- past which needless io say was enjoy- ed by all present. _ i

The fouowlug address was llilu

read by Mr. liugh B. McKay _to which Edward W. McKay replied.

To Our Brave Neighbor Boys in Klia-

ki Soldiers of thc King and Defenders of our Homes and Libertieaz-

You have heard our Countries call;

and have responded. We are proud off you and we feel that you will live up to the traditions of our race. Our Canadians in arms have already cove- red themselves with glory in the great battle of Democracy against Autocracy and wc feel confident that -that you will do your best to uphold the honour that they have already won. and that you will not ln any way by your aci_lnn,=i .when the teiitkig time comes fall oi' detract. anything from the lustre of their' fame. Wo feel ihat our cause is just and that you are representing us and going forward to fight our battles. We will ever hope that God may protect you and .that you may-be spared to come buck ions and that we may live to give you the welcome you so richly deserve.-

'Please accept. this small sum of money

not for ite value but because lt rcp- resents in a little measure our appre- ciation oi’ your devotion to duty Joseph Mc-.Ewf-u; W. T. Weir, R. J. Anderson, George Nicholson, Fulton Brown.

An enjoyable evening was brought

to o close by the singing of the Na- tional Anthem.

following appeal to his fellow lslnnd

ere to ral to the ting.

ly Belgium, Nov. 20th, 1915.

To the Editor Guardian.

paperibl came across

land paper and in reading its column

l was `wrli.ing a letter

ilarletter to P._ E. l. he perhaps .a help to

who have offered their Emplre in her hour of

we are determined io

Y

their brilliant work a.

about eighteen inolres trenches and the mud

enemy makes it quite

fear the Canadians, i' gallant lot of men and

coming over later to

n‘;‘;‘;]""""'” to the linrdshlpa iillllirough life and we nil

We are in n great struggle here but ‘ ' ‘ ' '

_ win, and all is

going as well as can be expected hcre.‘ The weather is wet and cold and thc hardship” We m‘mY» bm' me ~“l’l"“*‘ "I Now to the young men who have not , We are in a. bottle struggle and need the bo s are good and they carry on

s though tho

weather was the best. The water is

deep in the is awful. The `

fighting is severe and we are Sail!- iug ground slowly but surely. The

interesting for

us at timeisi, but they have learned to

nr they :ire a afraid of noth-

-ing the enemy can .hand out. I nm sure the boys from P. E. l., who are

assist us will be

that several oi' -the boys Wl\0ll\ I “W

just as brave. I nm delighted to sei

to know ln New London have 10106 the colors. I am indeed very pleased

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0 one cent por were nm insertion In this column. hal

_ B nord each continuation. Gash must saoomplny.ardlr.

charge 'Vwenty-live olllil.

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Ag'-nts Wall

the old reliable Fonthill Niirserles

missions paid handsome free equip

Stone & Wellington Toronto

Send for Catalogue. Solar and bromide prints, portraits flat and convex, -frames and war pictures. Merchants Portrait Co.. Toronto. 9

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Erurlllliing \p;'escrlp:ione are! practised- _ 11011) \vll.l'1t€d--1* elIlf\|0

an mm B ww ed uv" by so-Purii. NunaEs`A1' ri-ie

BH BIDS" pharmaceutlst- we use on- ly Dore. fresh, full-strength drugs. You are sure of satisfaction when you leave yonrprescriptlon here. 'nie Two Macs, 149 Great George Street. ' ' Mtf.

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-Taunton State Hospital 'Training School for Nurses. For further particulars address Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Sapt. Taunton State Hospital.

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clothing Owner may have same

and paying for fecilonery 188 o:r5'1i2'iiM2i _ _ _

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by proving proivortl'

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carpets, rugs, fuiaii walls lto.. in a

rooms, with board,

Gi-seg George Sir.

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Georsemwii I-lish Liberal supplement ll M°rr1»ev.Becrs

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I ltobl.'_|'-

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8 them and i wish lo tell them so.

_When they reiu-.li the firing lino thc] in their assistance’ l suppose many of

9 goal of every ii-ue soldier. I wish to

e the bravest man is tim man who is 5 afraid yet does his duty bravely lu

g _spite of his fear; while ilitymnn who

io see that they have seen where their and every young inan's duty iles and have token the tlrst steps towards pci-formliig that duty oi' their own free will and accord. l aio proud of

tell iliein not io` he ii-Q frniil ui' iii-lug afraid, for

.ions things oi which he is not afraid is fur less briive than the main wlin is ni'\'uiil. yet docs il.. ‘

W'li»>.n they reach tile tiring lliic let

tlierii ilghl like mail. ask no quarter

' and give none. Fight to the last. gasp.

for they need expat-.l_ rio inerny from the (lermnns.' Kill und keep up-the rr-.piitullmi so har<liiy'won at Lange-

fi inarck, Sl. .l\illeii, Yprcs, Feslulicrt and:

Givens). 'l`hc first conliiigcni ha e sei, the iiace, let the 'young mefn’ that ure coming up now- keep lt' up or bcot_ ii, iilwuy:-i reiriembnriiig that they ure

right. I But above ull, |neu.'linv4> |iuiif=iii~

e.

- of W- ---0- i'.':..:;.'::i:; 2.1.* .Ii i‘:‘:2 .;';:i-‘ °' ‘“ I used to know well when on P. l~‘...ls- _ ` ' ' ' ' " '

='l";‘l‘fU$ytg"§:K)‘;vD:\?$"3;’p;‘Talnagqugti i once one rr-.aches the 'firing line, foil

ered their couniry's call to arms. As

home to the Cal-

gary News Telegram I thought a elm-

pepers would recruiting and

be of some cheer to those brave hoyn

canary and more than repiivh when

the joy of battle in o righteous cause .ia the most. elevating i_hlug in _this world. lf it had beeniii my power would I have missed one uionient of it?. Noi Noi Noll .. _ _ _

contend with but.we also have many

have to endure ihf-m p

T0 THE UNENLISTED.

Sir,__In lookmg over ,he Canadian ilgliliug for humanity; jiistii-ii -.indi

it P. E. ls-

True there are many hardsliips io,

u.-.':;bi get their .loiheis net or their hair sinzegl? Yet young men that would be ii paltry-crime, compared to the one you are committing by idly watching your fellow -countrymen fighting and dying and you not going

you will be saying, “if_ tlieywunt mc they can fetch me." To you l will say What would have happened to you and yours by this time if every true Briton who voiiinteered had waited till he was fetched?

Sblrkera. you are letting hr-.tier men

than you die through being worn out fighting for you and yours and you will not go to their assistance!

Thousands are dying who would not

die ii' you but came tw their assistance

|Wlll you come forward, or are you

so far, degeuersted as to be"wllling to give up this heritage without striking one blow in its defence; if so you are unfit to be called Britons. But I nm sure the spirit of all true Canail- lnns is not to bow down to _tho rule of the Kaiser, no more than did our 'forefathers bow down in the tyra.i:ini- i-alrule of King John

fought on the European Battlefields todny, the same ns if lt were i'ought_on Caniidlau soil.

Are you young men now rcaily and

willing to uphold the glorious freedom yoiihaveaiways enloyed? . Think ii oyeihgerlously. When the war is over ~-will you he able to say: "My country called I answered," or will you look us boys in the face nndeay: "l wishil had gone io arid shared inthe honors of the battlefield and oi' the untion."

May those five words"‘MY COUN-

TRY CALLED. l ANSWERED" ring in

` Think of ou shirkera nt home who , Belgium. _

- your ears till you have_.put on the unl- torm and come to our assistance. .

enlisted. What are you_‘ tliinklng of? `your help. The first Canadian Con-

gtclyou ev‘er think ulgoiit th; thousand? lqugem have shown, me. greatest! gui.

ff-W0 70-Dil fl" DYS W 0 are W9' l utr when in tight corners an not

terlng in their blood_ in- France and Ioiily ,lenght hard but surprised the 1301501111- _ Are you gizivéft-0 Stand at enemy, and not only opened the eyes the street corners fa ,from the scene, of -the nation but the eyes ot the whole ol' action and talk about what we have _worldki Such gallantry has never been

dine lnsteil;i oftlir-_lag gag; l1;’ol\p‘ing neg beaten. and Ihhope auxixlx tgist. that yea: re you gong os n o y . an youngmenw oarea r ngnoww

loorkhiitxwlifnaxwe have gigs gbrollsltl' d awxieex to me.fn£t-thatyour help as

ii 0 0 woim .. arose e iie now. an t _ you can e

:ind crucified! 'l‘.hlnk ot the _thousands equally as gallant as those who have in thé h0Bplt8.ls, glllllg lllhllfllliy back. wan hgngr and glory, not only lol' to the ilrliur line asain. and. in many ‘_ themselves nut roi-'nie Empire. cases again and again. Why? Because ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT THE

il’ tihey donthalll ihelr :)abou;'. suffering ‘Jog QF B3'p1~1i§;{E nn agonys a aye een n va _n. - 0U CAUS -is -_-

I suppose many 01' you stand ai- the , ING -'ri-ItN_o‘~u\i 'rl-lls_ WORLD. ._ .L

corners discussing this war problem' Truiitlng that you young men of PL and sw nmonsst yourselves that you E. island win muy to the <-more and

gold corals ov/‘pr :march ang do alot ,‘ come toxour aigistnncei :E theuneiii-

0l`@» HD PSY ,SWB WC lil “Y 0 ‘lf future. rotno _yours n e nn, ou's

i' Generals bow to conduct the war to cause. ' _; _ _ ' _ _ better advantage. lt' so why then _ ` _ ‘ _ L. E. McKay, Gunner, arenit you in the Kings uniform? ` " lt. C. H. A. Brigade.

Y _

are too selfish and to cowardly to' 1.` `

come to our assistance, you so called ' __,_._-_..-----

men whose shameful excuse is that .` ~

`- you have a wife at home, and that FAMOUS E¢H9F3-

_ your business would suffer. God ' -~‘

help you and your wife and your Among the most noted echoes is b“B|m._,,B_ if tim german, ever get that heard from the suspension bridge the upperhund. which God grant they across the Menal Strait. The sound never will so long as there la ri. real of n blow from W9 hlmlllt’-f 00 009 Of iiiiin left in thc Empire! the main plnrs of thc structure ls re- ` Wqmgwniliq nn 3.1111 of mon of nlturned in succession from cach of thc inwn or viiinfn-. .vim sifmiii iii.-.iy hy _ crossbeams that support the rowivow and watched ii it-w of their number and from the opposite pier at the dis- iightlng a ilrf-_ th ittliriatcncil to over- itance of filllft.. in °fd‘“'M0\\ to which wholmthat town nr village and would, the sound is many times re|iea_teil-be- nrt goin their nerlfitarite bcsiilise they; tween the water and the roadway at

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'which vv_il1b_e»under the ,char_'g_e_ theifM_1'. C; S, '.All7l0S.' _ A __

‘v 1 or gliding,-'_i‘_\iy,ools,gl¥aw _' _.urs,’_oid__R,uht;erS; ;1Tla]ir'-and Junk. 'l`em `

fiiraffton- Street-

100 iron and tin Saucepans __ ._ - s 50c for 25c.

_ STOVES-

- 1 New Model Range coal or wood.

' Price $30 tor'$20. ,

1 Chief Range. Price $40 for $33.50, 1 World’s Fair Range complete and in good order ex-`

cept that two covers are not a good fit. _ -

Price $35 for $17 'f 3

_ 1 Model' B. Range \__

` . Price $33 for $18 2 Bright Light heaters _ _ ’ Price $14 tot $6 each

' 2 Standard Heaters No. 2. .

$l2.50 for 5.00

And a great assortment of other cooking and heating

stoves at paralizing prices. -

We have no room for them and must sacrifice them

away below cost. '

Never forget that at Crabbe’s Hardware Store you can

get. LQWEST prices BEST QUALITY and guaranteed satisfaction. i ' ‘ _ -

Crabbe Hardware Co.

ii i39 l°-20M\'Ifll17l

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BASIC SLAG

(Sometimes known as Thomas. -Phosphate Powder)

' The two sources of Phosphoric Acid, the 'element of

-fertility lacking to the .greatest extent in the cultivated soils of the Maritime Provinces, are Basic Slag and Acid Phos- phate, or Superphosphate. These two Fertilizers both con-

tain from 250 to 300 lbs. of available Phosphoiic Acid to t e ton. ~ v -

- Basic SLAG ,_ .

_ Contains in addition to the Phosphoric Acid _from _800 'Ito 1000 lbs of Line. In the form in which this Lime-exists 3 it does not-burn up the humus in the soil like burnt Lime. lt is calculated that 95 p.c. of the soils of _the _Mar-itime_Pi-_o- vlnces are sour and the effect of an application of--Basic Sing is to correct this acidity. _ 'F _ 'f

5 ~- BASIC SLAG.

'In addition to tlie'Phosphoric Acid and Lime contained

in Basic Slag there- is also present a quantity of iron, the _effect-_of which is to aid bacterial 'growth in the soil, a mat- ter of _thehighest importance. '

_ .»BAs1c_sLAGi i- _

“"‘.Als0 aulpplics magnesia and manganese, which in con-

iunctioniwit ' the -other elements present, especially Lime, will fi`rovefagre_at_aid't0 thefarmer in rendering available the crude potash contained in the soil and making him ln- dependent of potash which in former times was supplied at enormous cost from Germany. ‘ _ '

7 A BASIC SLAG 0.

Is the only phosphatic fertilizer in which all these valu-

able elements are combined. -Do not overlook the.fact that

(when you buy aton of Basic Slag you get as muchavallable Phosp oric Acid to the ton as in any other »fertilizei-and-_in

agditilizn you have the benefits of the other elements 'referr- to erein. _ - , -

Prof.-Gurnining of the-Agricultural

_ College, Truro " _

_ ln the annual report of the Dept. of Agriculture for Nova Scotia, for year 1914, writes, referringto their experi- ments in connection with commerclaliertil zers asfoliows :

~ “In out witli roots the bes't'§ results were

from Acid, either in the-,torn'i`~ot Acid

Slag. The addition of"Muriatp increasctlie yield." The heavi-

tlie plots treated wfith _Stag the flltnlp' fields Stag PhuJih¢te.f:

was noa va_iita_'ge'_" `

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