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EXIIMINING GERNIIIIIS
IN PORT OF HALIFIIX
7 ~ 1 _._
Germans surprised that they were not
treated with same brutality as was
handed out in Germany to British and
U. S. Officials.
D _
ii
I
" (Special to the Guardian.)
I been realized and that they have been
HAITIFAX. Feb. 19.--The German .surprised at the considerations that
1 _
party ol' former 'embassy o-liicials an
suis enroute on the Scandluavi n
con » il
American Liner, Frederick VIII from the absence i`rom the system oi' ins
the United States to Germany, enter-
ed \iD°n their third ‘lily ill the hands brutality of their own conntrv‘s me
nf examining Canadian immigration
0i’ilrt_-rs this morning. It is under
stood that their r-rdeal is nearing u
<~on<:luslon. Those who 'have been In
the ship though. bound by oath to
reveal nothing that trunsplres there
have found it possible tc- give ii few
glimpses oi’ the attitude of the Ger-I
mans towards their examiners.
lt would appear that from (‘ountI
.
von llernstortt down through t-he
ranks oi minor consul officials, all ex-‘
pected treatment that would be oi’ a
mos: humiliating sort, a sort, it is re-
ported the German ofilclals handed
out to the British who lei; Gernmny
early in one war and, more recently,
to American oilicials and their wives
making their way out of the country
following the breaking oil’ of diploma-
tic relations -b the United States
liaveybeen extended them by male
and female immigration Otiicers and
DOC'.i0l\ ol' anything savoring of the
thc-;ls. _ ` I
~ The rare introduced when the ves-
sel arrived, to prevent any unodiclal
communications reaching oi' leaving
the ship was in full evidence yester-
day snd today telegrams arriving here
for the party from the United States
points. were only delivered when the
censor had passed them. Residents
of hc-uses nearby were instructed to
hide all llghts_ while the wireless of
Frederick Vlll was dismantled as
soon as the vessel reached the har-
bor. Particular attention is being
paid to an American newspaper man.
who -boarded the ship at New York
to prevent press messages being sent
from the ship. Thus far it has been
learned that the Immigration Officers
have found no irregularity among the
y .
it is known that the worst fears
of the Germans, -however, have not
papers of the German party on board
the vessel and no contra.haTnd has been
found in the cargo.
INIIIHER SIIIVIPIE
tt ttrtvitr mouth,
__-1
l\.\iS'I`I<IitDAM (via :London), Feb.
17~ The German newspapers print
telesmnis from Vienna describing si
conversation between the German
Emperor and Dr. Hans Mueller. ‘_‘the
poet of royalty," at the Hofbug. Dr.
Mueller mentioned the Emperor-'s
letter to Chancellor von Betlimann-
liollwcg. supporting the peace offer
of thc Central Powers. The Emperor
replied: ` |
"The letter had to be written. Now(
the entire world knows who is impos'-‘
ing further tortures- on mankind. is
it nircudy forgotten that the Ententet
_-,-_-_-_-_ , , _ _ _-,»,- _________ _- cc-_~ - - -_-_-, _-_A--_-,-_ _ _-_-_-_-f
protects the murderers ot' Archduke
Francis Ferdinand? When l saw to-
day the land steward of my lute
friend, it was strongly 'reimpressed
upon' nie- that from the beginning the
shadow of crime has been hanging
over our enemies.
“On our side are right. and morality.
and to make these triumph every
clean weapon must be welcome to us,
Look at the European neutrals. Read
the Swedish reply. it is- a document
written as il' for eternity. Now. all
neutrais know how they must esti-
mate our strength and also our will
t`or peace. For the first time, in a cer-
tain sense, the declared will ofsmall
states is- against the Alilllo-Salton
world, Napoleon's Continental block-
ade becomes' a reality which hits
England harder than anything herr-
rotors."
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`1fi`oT IN A “Rl1\'fo”   _
think.
instead of at home
Iii December alone $28,000 was sent out of
the Province to foreign mail order houses. h »
That is' equal to over $1,000 Der day. fm' " 
every day of the month our stores were open,
The startling fact must make one furiously to
The Guardian in October made investiga- _
tion as to why people preferred to buy abroad
The answers summarized are as follows
SERMIINS ACIIIISE
IIERIIRII IIE GERMANISM
(Special to the Guardian.)
AMSTERDAM, Feb. 19.--(Via Lon-
- dr/n,) Feb. 19.-Count Von lteventlow
devotes a leading editorial in the Ber-
Ihi ’l`ugeszeltung today to an attack
pn former American ainbassador (le-
rard whom he accuses of having used
his official position tlellbsrateiv to
transmit iinportnm war information
io thc ldntente by way ot' America."
“Many indications." he writes, “have
continually pointed to the theory that
nbc uncontrolled cable service and
letter service to the United States
Dei-mitted to the American' embassy
has also been an uncontrolled method
oi' communicating with London and
Paris. This was best illustrated in
events which led up to the capture
and execution ot Sir Roger Casement.
Thus London learned in good time
,ot the ente'rprise which led Casement
to tho Irish coast and his capture fol-
\lowed.. Anienicnn Ambassador Ge-
rard and his personnel were the ones
who delivered the honorable Irishman
to the hang-man."
An attack on American newspaper
sources i'ro|n Berlin is appended and
the articles close with an expression
of hearty thziiktuiness that Mr. Ge-
`rartl has left Berlin.
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trtrcl our ltr  
 P. tr. Bray: Norma
I (Canadian Press Despatch.)
I rams. Feb. 11.-The repel-t of urs
ugrlculturril information bureau pub-
lished in the Official Journal today
gives the average condition for the
.1917 winter crops as ten percent beg
ilow those ol’ 1016.
The Temps explains _the official
Ilgures by the had state'ot` the soil
at the time of seeding. insufficient fer-
tilizer and the excessive autumn rains.
ISomo of the late seedlngs must be
'replaced by spring seedlngs on ac-
count oi’ the frost, though most of the
wheat crop was well protected by the
snow when the heavy frost came and
was not injured. The cold weather
`i.-1 consldereti to have produced very
I.`nvi:-rahle conditions l'or spring seed-
| ing. ”
I ---_-_-1
RIIIISEIIEII WIINIS
 _ III EIIIHI IN EURIIPE
I (Special to The Guardian.)
i NEW YORK, Feb. 19- The World
is lnt'ormed on excellent authority
that Colonel Thedore Roosevelt is
planning to raise an expeditionary
>.‘orf.~e in the event ot' war with Gei-
many and to sail to itlurops with it
just as S-oon as possible. lt is his iii-
IIIREE ME-iN...IIILIEIl.  
The Seventh Fire Within
Month, Searching Enqulr
Ordered _
(Special to the Qiardian.)
QUFIBEC. Feb, 19.~'f1‘hree firemen
were killed early today and five others
we-re ‘l-adly injured under the crumb-
ling walls of Siinnrd :uid (‘armichaei’s
tlrygoods store on St. Joseph Street.
The dead are Captain Ediiiontl l.au.\on-
tagne, and firemen ii. Heureux :ind
St. liilalr.
The fire broke c-at shlortly before
one this morning and a.genei~ul alarm
was quickly sounded, because the fire
‘lmd -already taken the proportions of
at coniiagration. As it is. ut. least
hull' ii dozen DI.ilC€S HW Kilfieli 3-HCI
onl tl walls are standing where th
1
iii'nN ofeSin\ni°d and (‘.armiohnel's sior
stood. This is Quebec‘s sevent
large fire in the business section witi
in a month and a -searching enquiry
is -to be started today by the Provost
Marshall.
IIIIESI WAR NEWS
GERMANS DROP BOMBS WITHOUT
EFFECT.
(Special to the Guardian.)
PARIS, Feb. 1.9.-The following un-
nouncement was made at the war otii-
ce today: "
oi’ Barniiaupt-le~Hant. The night
was calm everywhere else. On Sa-
turday night a Zeppelin flew over the
French coast in the department of
Pas-de-Calais as fur as the- Environs
of Bouiogne and dropped a numhei' ot’
bombs without result.
ITALIANS TAKE PRISONERS.
(Special to th¢ Guardian.)
ROME, (Vin London.) Feb. 19.-(ln
FOG INTERFERED WITH FIGHT-
ING.
 " (BpeciaI't6"f"he Guardian.)
BERLIN. via. Sayvilie, F'e`b.19.-~‘l»Iei‘avy
fog along the Frnncoldelgian front
has interefered with operations and
there have only been reconnoitering
raid; and smaller enterprises. the
army hetitlttiiatters uniiouncetl todny‘.
BRIIISH WAR IIIAN
~t.ention to place this force at the dls~f
Iposnl ot' the Entente generals who;
4
[have charge of the fighting st-heme
til-nd to lead it in accorrlaiice wlthI
` their ideas
I
I
(1) It is cheaper. (2) There is a better choice
(3) There is a “Ring” among certain Cliarlottta
town merchants to eliminate competition an
keep up prices.
_ The Guardian put the answers to the
test with the follqwins results: (1) A sei¢¢h°n
of goods for ordinary family D\11’D0S¢5 Wag
ma e from a foreign Mailorder Cat8l08\1¢;»ha“
an attempt made to price and Dl1f€h_aSe “Se
in Charlottetown W th one exception- eve-fl'
article was Drocured as_ cheaply 111 Ch1_fI°ttf'
town and in a good fe-v instances more c ea lt
than the Mail listed Drice The only SXCCD UU
was procured in Sunnnerside and wgs H 80
cheaper than the foreign mail order pr ce.
' d lrcli totalled $37-00-
1222: kcgiihgalig SZN/eil' lb; alddition to the cosé
of money order, and the goods were 20311 
in one -instance suD¢f’°f in Clilailil’ C0 ¢
ported articles.
~ ' ' forai n
..til,'2;:':.;: ::.°.r::§.;tf:2?fr.f- m..§- ,
greater variety of advertised articles, bug i e _
up-to-date store meets the demand for c 9 ce
very day in the week aithoush UW vafwtlt
has not been so -attractively or extensively
atlvertl¢ed.._ __ *
(3) The Guardian found no proof of a “fini”
to boost prices, A_ny way no firm advertlsin
in the Guardian is a partl' 10 SUCI1 3 Suiddg
policy. d
Patronize Charlottetown Guardian a ver-
tisersimd you will avoid any “rugs . ¢l1C,°"\’°¥¢
competition. encourage home industries and
~ SBVE IUOIIUY. F
I-I II t competition is the Life o_f Trade and
wsltlgdls-some enterpnse brinsl its °W“ f°
W - t
Captain L. K. Brandt, ot' the schooner
entered the buy and remained more
mah every dey from loleowi
I A so wom N 'ro can o F-
_ 44 ’l.2.20M3i.
IN IIIIEj'IlI_IY EIRE
“Patrols were active ln” the regioni
the whole trout there were usual ar-,
tillery actions and minor skirmishes,
says today's official announcement. ,
“We took some prisoners." I '
EXIIEEIIS $IIIII_IIIlII,IIIIRi
‘BAII AIIIIIIIENI
' IIN INIERIIIIIIINIIII
(Special to the Guardian.)
QUEBE(_‘. Feb. 19.-Heavy materiu
E ________
IU. S. OOIIERNNEMT  
BECOMING IIIIPIITERIEIIT
I Nw- 4-time ~ -'-
Idmnage -hu( no loss of life nor perso- - - ____.___.____ "”"" `° ' """`l-..II'
y| nal injury was caused Saturday a
[ 1  ‘_ _ 1' _I _,. -,--»»~ ' 
(St. lieonurd, Nicolet County, when W " ‘ - ¢ '
Ilave learned through Spanish Embassy
that U. S. Prisoners will he “released
» shortly.” U. S. Government. wants
xtwo lnterroloniai height trains col-
,lided. The trains were both drawn
iby Sante Fe Railroad locomotives.
"Phe two trains were coming east from
,Montreal and the one ahead _had
'stopped and in its real' end the second
train crashed smasdililg the van und
Ifour cars. Brakeman Bolduc of Le-
lvis was on a small bridge between the
ftwo trains und when he saw the se-
`cond train approaching had 'barely
(time to let hiinseli' dowli between the
,ties and keep ii hold with his hare
Ihnnds while the train ro-lied on over-
,l\eud.
§IREIIIIISIIIIINING IIE
 -tmrtrrptntt our
I (Canadian Pren Despatch.)
I LONDON, Feb. 17.--Replying in the
‘House ol’ (lommoiis to criticism of
the government's method of requisi-
,tionlng the wool clip of the Empire.‘
IH. W. Forster, Financial Secretary to
(the War Office, explained that the
,shrinkage of the world’s supply i~.‘
i wool had compelled the government to
*safeguard the enormous- supplies
,needed tor the Entente armies. He
:declared with emphasis tha; this ac-
tion was solely a war measure and
without ulterior motives.
- Recognizing the importance ol ex-
porting wool in order to maintain the
rates of exchange, Mr, Forster said
,that if it- proved practicable' the gov-
ernment would dc- its utmost to stimu-
late exports, even at the sacrifice of
'some part `oi’ the wool required fox"
home consumption.
ENIISIMENI EUR
(Special to The Guardian.)
0'l‘TA\\'A, l~‘cb. -19~- Since thc
( war began 395.722 men have enlisted
in Canada for overseas service. Rc-
rruiting figures for the ilrst fortnight
of February. aghin reflect it gradual,
but not large, increase`. in this per-
iod the enrolment totalled 4,538. ln- the
previous' fortnight it was 4,130. The
'l`oronto military dis-trlct reverts to
its _lead by enlisting 1,310. By riivi~~`
sional areas the enrollment was as
follows: London 270. Toronto 1.2310.
Ottawa, Kingston 853. Montreal 478.
hianltolin 238, Britisli (‘olumbiu 2-12,
Saskaichffwnn 184, Alberta IST.
.__..lL__
Quebec 104, Maritime' Provinces p90..
- them released at
&r.
(Special to the Guardian.)
\\’ASHiNG'1`0.\’, I-‘ol>. 19.--Througli
the Spanish lilnibassy the Stale llc-
partment has been informer( that the
American sailors taken as pri.-toners
'.0 Germany on the prize steuiiiel- Yar-
>'L7Wtlu.Ie, “wolild be rclensctl shortly."
The State l)epartnient through the
Swiss Minister i'orw-urtied to llerliii
saturday a request iélr their imnie-
, Ns
OIICB.
' 2
_,_
[ininiiri-.il as to the reason for keepinr
thi- men prisoners and insisting upon
their release. Because of like Blon-
und iincertaln communication between.
Wuslilngton and Berlin, the State as
ptirtment ufiicials were unable to c
rifle- wiieilioi' totiu_\"s despatch Wnii In
uiisiiw-r-to its lust despatch or the pro-
vious one. State i)t-‘pa-rtment otilcIai--
art- watchin): the situation with sol11'-
iinte release. .-\ p|‘i‘vimi.s nit-~ssugt~Iin\pulient'c.- ~
~;»_-.>-_-:.~.-:.- -_-::_-:.~:_~_-_-=-::v-:.-t-_~:>:_-:_-.- vc- ~ ~» _-_-_A,-_-_-,-_-,-,-,-_-_-_-______,_-_-,-_-_-_-___¢ -_-Y-_-_.5-_ ,_-;_v»_ 9,;
ERENIIH LINER  
SINIIS_SUIlMARINE
(Special tg The Guardian.)
NEW YORK, Feb. l9~.~ ln it t'ui'l_\-
minute battle between it (ierinaiu l_'-
bont and the French ,Line steainsnip
Gtiyane. off the cons( oi' I-‘runce on
January 22nd, the subniarlne' was
sunk, according to ofiit-_luis ol' the
freighter' which arrived here today
"rom Bordeaux. The Guyam- was
one day frotm port. at 3.30 p. m. ti-api.
Rousselout -said n. U-boat was sighted
-uma distance to port and appai'entl_v
‘ndeavoring to cross the irelglitvtr
KAISER IIIIIIS IIPUN
A HIS VAIIIINI NIIIIY
E III IRIM BRITISH
(Canadian Preu Despatch.)
.»\.\iS'l`I~)RI)Al\I, via London. Fel). 17
-'i"_ie following Imperial order, sign-
t-d by the Gennzin Emperor and ad'
ti|‘e.~‘.setl "To my navy," is published
in the .\lui-tue Verordnungsblatt. at-
t-ording to a Berlin despatch: .
"ln the impending decisive battle
tht- tusk hills to my 'navy of turning
.nw in order to “op her ,mm _mh_'| the itinglisli war method of starvation
:niirine fired ti shot which fcll short
ind thc Guyane then turned sharply
tp starboard so that her big 65 milli-
uotre gun, mounted at the stern
xould be. trained on the upproacliing
ressel. An liitertzlmiige ot’ shots took
place. At the-_ end of half sn hour tin-
ubniul‘ln¢~ tlisnppearetl nppnrentl_\
hy means otfwhlch our most hated and
inc-st obstinate enemy intends, to over
ihroi-. the Germziii people, against him
:intl his Allies by tfoiubatilug their sen
'~ntii~-,witli all means in our power.
"lu this work the,sii‘bniai'ines will
,tsnii in tht- ilrs( rank. l expect this
\\'t-:iptni to ht- devi>lopPd with Wise
-.truggliug. The 1~‘relghter`s‘ oiilce|'s-I"”""`I*'I“ “L ”“‘° “¢“‘I"“’m° y““l" I"
`said they had no doubt but t,hu' l'-'
boat was lost. The Guyana is' n steel
.easel of 2,068 'tons net, and' carried
liiriy-seven men. She brought it
,eneral cargo of about 1.000 tons.
,_ _ SEVERAL si-tu-is suNt<.
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, Feb. 19- Eleven men ot'
lie crew of the British steainei Roms-
ro-oporutit;-n with all our other lmvii!
lighting weapons and 'supported by the
spirit which flaring the whole course
oi' the war has enuhlerl us to perform
brilliant deeds it will break our en-
t-niit-s‘ war designs."
.\`I‘I\’\' YORK. I"eb. 17-~ Gold to
the anions( of $7,000,000 arrived from
t‘an~.iilu today. for the account of -i_
l’. Morgan K' Co., bringing the iota.
tiulen, reported sunk _\'e.~itertiay, are
uissing, l.loyd's Shipping .'\ge|\t'_\'
airrirulgi for the week up to $3§,0¢Qf-
otltl. if is expected that the shimneats-
will rontinuc until u total of probably
inn‘ount'etl totiay. Sewernl oth(-r ships !'l0t.|_(I()0,tlil0 has been i-i-t-eiwtl on the
wrist-‘tit itiovt‘nit~'lil
.ire reported .~'-tink.
(Special to the Guardian-I v _,_,_,,_,, _,___ __,__,,, “_ _ N, 'W ,_,,_,__,,,_,_,,.,_~_,,_____,_,_.,_,,,_,.,_._.
l.().\'DON, Feb. ill.-The new money _ ' if H;
subscribeti to the new British var V-I r - - ~ ‘
the last day was so large that V00,
000 or $300,000 wait- not dealt with
.intl the result would not he knoun
IA  . Others present were Mr Donald \i
‘““" “e"‘ "ek rimless it P Mr Jam¢~s,raton,1\r i
against eastbound shipments und_ the
(special to the Guardian)
snow before night
CLASSIFICATION E The. highest teiriperature recorded vm,|0;m heads of D6pa,.tii,en'|',_
V _...__ yesterday was 14 degrees above. At _
QAUNBOME SAUSAGES MADE l_0 u. m., it was 9 above; at 9 p. m.,‘ COMING EVENTS
il above. The coldestthe previous
at 9.45 an tomorr ,
T .08.
I _______
 ,_ ' __ Ilona is at least $700,000,000, exclusive
' - 7 ot' contrlbutic-ns from banks, Andrew
' ` _ llonar Law, tlhiiticeiloi' of Exchequer,
' stated in the House of‘_(Tomnions to- _ _*-'-~ “ ” `
` - tiny. l\ir. Bonai- Law said (he num. A meeting oi the Council of the u _ '
   her of applicants fm' the war loan ou "0“"<I ‘lf Trade WHS ‘hem F0!l€l'dHl' 8f~ '
rornoon in the Board Room .\iiirket
Building, President H lillson in the
(hair
raider. was IWOUKIII `I\"'" ‘Uday b5_ BUIWALO Feh|.,m,.y '17__ John J_ ,for shed ut Borden Point. He stated
, _ , _ . . , that ample facilities wc-uid be provi-
\V'. und K, whit-.h_ tim-lved l|-mn Mug- ;\;iut;a;y`;it:‘§af(I}i(;,n]i‘i1i‘s&»:it;tltl>i ef;iti;ntl;:>el{’\;E_ ded and the Sec‘_ew|_`_ was asked to
tlillcllll HBV- - I dc, Sh tcthere are 1'8000 loaded write the Minister' telling him that it
_('.u.l>tuin llrnndt said he was told db; fini ma _MS in Buffalo freight yards ‘vim very desirable that proper ‘amy
I`-"m'I‘i“"’ FI;’}:°: E” l;fm;"I“{);)(L`_zI\;l§g_  “igizh use ramoadiq me “name tl; ties for the handling of ireigli( should
land Buy- TU YU'  ` , _ ` ` , l be provided but that such ' sheds
B¢9&11\'~‘i' fIYI“g Im' German nag had move on “Locum or mt emmrgo should only he consideretl teniporary
` e_ Mues of cars are pending the the widening of the gauge
IIN" LWGIVH h°“"5' _ ('“I;I;]aI“ ‘?:;ami1§ ‘tIf§zl;;“:;wui;ld,_a‘i(;§_ ' on the road. 'i"liis wrfrk it_is hoped
I’“0LI;|liFI,'(;;|deStltE; IiN§yr;lt\grion`;t stbamer There was- no itnprovenient in the WIP he I"`°‘5*""‘\I);"'| Wuh- Wm’ “" mmf
01'. 0 9 ‘ _ . ._ tie u_\‘ us ports e.
entered Magdalena Bay fm- _the pair- E-ltzallnsltultiattltgi ltagaépsgggnyiasoiitrég Mr' J' on "yndman and Mu E. T.
|3050 °f Dickmg up at Iéimbifn Zulgrué hmm!! gnu. `@no“gh to ml.,-y (hom Higgs were appohited n t-omniittee to
0?!! from the “ect ° I? R *ana (we-I,aduy‘m. two Merchlmts ,.ep0,.md prepare data regarding the building
"°“““‘“ “"“`1’°““‘I.”' Su" " (Lin I ii sauna-e in st-vt-mi nnes or pmvt- of <.-ani in the Railway Shar" how.,
011 U10 Gulf °f California' At sq ‘mms I’ ' getting if possible un estimate show-
um” uw mmf” cmiaer Rainbow ‘Im '_ A éonferenm. had been called by ing that the work may be done as
standing off game Rosalie, keeDi1§ ‘iw Chamber 'Ur £.nmm,,,-,.9 fm- (mg cheaply here as elsewhere, at which
WB'-CIT “"5" the Germ” sh Wd 1 “m,m'o0n / ' time thu Minister promised that the
hRt°P°&:'|'_‘e `h“J";pnIl’1e(;‘; wrsgfgsu \:,;:; ' ` _ ' -_ ,mattnr would receive attention. A
t 8 if , ' g ‘ ”°’_""°. n miter ni’ otlie- ruutiers were referr-
`5|li’ii»9d "9"fB“"Y °“ (`”‘=’e Sn",-.I‘='f(;,l;f 'IWIE WEATHER’  to tfoniinittezis to report nt n later
at "ie “""“'“"’ III’ “I “wer R . ’1‘EB[PERATUBiE» date. _
nm; - it was moved and carried ununi
,"°"""`“"'»"'_` c ld. ‘C TIDE’ MDON’ ETC` niously that the thanks of the Board
*'4"'°"" I*-"""‘°"' -°‘"'°' ° ' "” be extended to Mr. J. o. Hyndman.
Vlr Jas Paton and Mr WF Tidmarsh
'I CONDENSED ADS' I TORONTO- Fell 20"‘E°°E and iorlthe good work done 'hy them while
T00‘LATE FOR "’°“Ih°°°t wma” M" “I nr" l°°“I on ii delegation to Ottawa represent
ing tertain Island claims be-fore the
k_ 3 u ¢| _ N gm; 5 night was 7 above. .-\Ni\°0UNCEbIENTS~
£‘.’.‘If"uII¥i.t sliilidif "" The Mg, vm beoygq §i,;'_*;,,,‘!°‘;{“,‘;,‘;-§ _ Meirrruos, mo.
I°°" *‘i’|"” “l G"“"‘__-__'““ 0'-I-I-°"'“§ IN' I‘tI“I'it°mh' M M0 and tomorrow 'mail Mequunin at cn., win any
wK’“I.I”5"5';.TfW_?b_Ns °F €6°D The sun sets this afternoon at 5.52 the liigiwnt CMD l>\”i<‘0 fm' D0¢li-WF
cement. Highest prices raid- Ap- ,md ,cmurmw at 5.53; it rises tumor- and wtiruurf- them em-_v mud uay._
_ DIY if MYWQTCIW- @1098” 3* row morning at 7.10 and Thursday at - 4445'2`15M°I-
f*‘ ' _ "“"' "°"' _ t t s, "M ti sr the simpsons Egg
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hltregt now occupied bv Prowse Bros. on Wednesday Feb. 14th at II!.'53 p. the institute in the Consolidated
lltd and the store on the corner of ni. H School on Thursday night, I-‘eb_v. _22nd
Queen and Richmond Streets now There will he s new moon on Wed- at 7.30 okdock. Mrxlierruanil Mr.
‘ occupied by Mr. J. S. Wedlock, to- nssday, i<‘eh. 21st at 1.09 p. m. George LIKh¢IZ0l‘:‘I il if0H:‘ted9;n°°t-`
|. gather with several offices. Apply to The length of today will be ton ing All intergst as n‘\f4672_1;1Ml;1-
`McI.eod & Bout-iey. 4481-2-20Mtr. hours mid fortyone minutes. tend. A. Roy ones, cy. - .
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=   SUBMNRINE BIIIIIIINIIE       
Iron en ng 0 ' ` , I"llII, E. T. Hlggii. R.  MUYCIL G. “'
In German s"eame(En#fag-nIJlfe:‘oul3iIyN|:JN1 H H liairison and Mr E Aitken
wer '
610113 '-he L0 ' ' ~   U S  N  , A number of conimunicatioiis were
the -wnvvseti ruiriiose 'oi’_ c0i_ii§<=tiut~ ' ' I-end, among 'them it letter from the
land catching supplies ici \i_'(-erniiili Minister ol' Railways regarding -trans-
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7Yto 18 Per
. (THOSE WHO INVESTIGATE I)
Will you buy your merchandise from
your home people if they can save you 7 to
p1
Cent Saved .-
i8 per cent., or more, and give you better
, service?
Campaign.
obligation. They are
worth."
YOU!
how” can you do
I
They will be pleased to tell you that
_ hundreds have already done so.
If this thing could _only get under-
nea_th your skin--if this idea could only gt
ammute of your time, you would join e
throng of those wh_o are welcomiy The
Charlottetown Guardianfs “Buy-ab -ome" i
- You owe the home dealers amoltai
Province growth and success. Tl-IEYK I
_ DOWNRRICBS. IT KEEPS UP QUALI’l,‘_'Y.
It makes busmess men more eager to me
I the public good service-‘Itheir money's
Any economical method of “boogi-
ing” by the merchants, n1aniifacturérs.i0b-
bers, and food dealers, should therefom1%
regarded as a benefit to the public-
They are not asking you to buy t r
service-_they are only asking you tiiipiitt is
‘ direction up to them -with a “w y” `
discharge the obligation to yourself and your 4
family, and see if you cannot take these -
charges off your monthly bills by ape .
all your dollars at home, and cut out the tht- -
etgn mail order buying. Devote this money
_I to their persona! welfare. -
Are they asking too much of you?
giving you and £00:
»
this for me?-at ldht r
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w-=fi.§nr.sats-=n:.fm-»'-
ete in all details, as
represented
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