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JANUARY 26, 1918
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FAMILY GROUPS
The hnlidiv reunion offers an
THE CHARLCTTETOWN GUAKUIKN
snvng
’A(il’°l
_ _ _
The Eastern Guardian A
opportunity fur h=-vi--s I h a f. 
group picture made
we are -quioued iq i>_f0_dvfe
.he best in groups or individual
portraits _
We offer a variety of styles
and sizes.
l -~°|\ Plyl to buy in this Province. "
-~°T~ 0. IVES
Guardian repraseiiiativtt? Mount”
~ --‘Mo n. ii.-i4owLs'r~r is cunni-
lfifi ilgfiiit for Annandale and vicinity.
"le COOIHS’ Sllldit)  --°MR. HAnoi.o P. oonoou il
» New De-sBrisayBiuck
....._...___---_.~ E295*-£5
eiciures ofuome
Folk ‘
f_t_l::’___(_}°_¢Ti‘setown Guardian represent ‘
. ...__
‘__ ._._:'l`lte annual iueetinl: ot the New
\_f" _=_[-irq time wiii be noni in inf
- ew eif.i llnll on Tuesday, Jun.
12-fuh. nr. 7.20 fri-ioei<. 2320-1-24.\i2ipn.
i ..-rsrock-'rAi<iNc new
, Ove `,
(larry warmth and com-- -\-W0 1-uni-i»tirt¢»nin»=.i° om.. ...,.‘..~|I`§.‘
fort to the heart of t-be sol-
iier. Make your appoint-‘
ment today at
line Bayer - Studi
| ¢
A. E. LYON, Studio
Goo Ph 'itography
M -derate Prices
Personal a_iteniio~ tv Am-
ateur Photography.
_ 107 Queen St.
Phone 68 J.
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Extra Values
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Men’s Boots
On sale every pair of lnvlctii
and other high grade boot
bought around 1914 at the ol
prices. -
$4.50, $5.00. $5.50 $6.00
Stamped Prices
/I
We have your size. -
Today theso shoes are wortl
from $7.00 to $10.00.
Seo our window and displa
counter.
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ll IS THE
“KNOWING HOW”
THAT counts
Many dissiitistlcd eye suffer-
ers are tiudliig Satisfaction
Glasses at our store. who have
tried elsewhere. proving our
ii1otto_ “Knowing Ilow" is' what
turns "l-`ailurc" into "S‘\icccsi-ii-i"
Try us for “Expert Service." l
H. J. Mahon
Optlclan and Prescription Drug-
gist
Montague, P. E. I.
m  RAIDS ON GERMAN POiNTS_
0
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J/4  Open
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  " Full  Open
\\r\LTlli\M
“Con\-erill.ii"' -
\\:r_i_st_ Walcli,
u_ii t isippea-' rye.
.Lan be noriiuigiili or F
without bracelet.
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Special prices
on Watches, Clocks,
l
o
_ewellery, ' Silver-
ware, Cut Glass and
ivory for next two
weeks .
See windows.
E.E. Parkman
Jeweler and Optician
Montague, P. E. . _
Bruce Stewart&Co
will pay- highest
market price foi
Scrap, Brass and
_rtzinilliig the advance in price:-it !\'lc
_l.f-od and McGi‘t-izor. Montague.
2350-i-2tlM2i
an
iii _iiniiiitis
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
(Friday) -
i'l‘urnips .per bus.  ._ _ _. .2li‘
|l‘otutocs hiis.   _  _7l'»
White Oats bus.  ..  .85.
lilack Oats bus ._ ___,_ll5 _90
llay cwt.   _ __ _lp-, to _90
Straw cwt.  . ,_ _55 (0 _lla
llutfcr pei' ‘lb  _ ______44
lf‘7Kii“ l>€i'_doz.  _ ..  ._ _Gil
Chicken each ._ . __ ll0 lo 75
Pork iii.   . . .2014
Ilecilb..._.     ...25
Laiiiblh._    .. ...._.26
SOURIS MARKETS.
(Friday by Telephone)
Oats bus.    .;.  .86
ii. Oats bus.   .. ... .S5
Potatoes bus  . ..  .75
Turnips bus. .. . .. "5
liuttci' lb  . ._ .42
l-Eggs. do:'._   . . . .
..  ._ .44
l‘orklh_    ._   .10-'lf
i<ENsiNo'roN Manners
.5
(Frlday by Telephone)
WOaf.s bus . . . . . . _ .
  _.....il0
l`t.().'1fs thus.      .90
Potatoes  .  -(none offering)
lluttcrlb.... ._ . . . .
......1i8
Eggs doz.      ._ .45
l’cfi'lc lb     18‘l$__.20‘.l
MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS.
(Friday by Telephone.)
R-'_ Outs blls.      .S5
|Iey&Co. _ ._      
Potatoes bus.     .. .7.\
'Fiirnips  .. .. (none offering)
Butter lb.  . . ..   .. .42
Eggsdoz_       .45
Purltlli.  .......l9‘X|
, MONTAGUE MARKETS.
. I
_ (Friday by Telephone.)
W. Outs bus.     ._ .S5
Biitfcrlli........... 
Eggs doz.       .40
Pork . . . . . .
._     _.201/1-
(Very little produce moving.)
SUMMERSIDE MARKETS
. for Friday
llutter (dairy) por lb.  .38 to .C19
Butter creaniery per lb.   .45
(‘all‘s'ltlns:-...    .22
Eggs perdoz.   .. ._ .43
liay pressed'    18.00
liny loose (new) _  .. 20.00
llldcs perlh.... .  ....12
Oats (black) bus new  . .02 to .95
Outs (white)    .S8 to .95
Potiitocs     
Wheat pci- bus. .. .. ;’.. o 2.50
imlnli pclts  ._ ._ __ o 1.25
Wool lun-washed) 
Wool (washed) .. .. .. .76
Fowl... ._  _....18 to .20
Pork Organs' in  .  18% to 19%
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BRITISH AIRMEN MAKE
LONDON, Jan. 22.-~Tho report
l`roni Flelr: Marshal llallrs headquar-
ters in Friiiico tonight says: "Last
right we cnptiired two machine guns
in successful patrol encounters east
of Ypres. Early this moi-ning the
oiieniy raided one ol' -our posts south
. _ ._ oi' St. Quentin; two of' our mon are
-  . - iiiissing. `
-._., G /_ ,-_. . __ "The hostile artillery has shown
\  '_' some activity during the day on tlie‘
" - \\ Caiiibrai front. _
i Q “Monday nigh; our flying machines.
dropped ovor 200 bombs ou Cambral
and tho enomy's hlilits at Roulers and
Riinibelco. Itxiids also were carried.
out into Germany. Two tons- oi’ bombs
were dropped-on the steel works in
. 'riuonviii on ini-ee railway sidings ni
e.
Bern-stoit. thirty miles south-ot Metz.
and on tho Arnnvillo railway june-t
tion."
r--it
_ See Our
Separators
Don’t fail to see our .
exhibit of De Laval
Cream Separators, at
149 Great George St-
Milk cans, bottles, capS»
brushes, Separator oil,
Separator parts. The
Alpha gasoline and leer- ;
osene engines, gas en'
gine oil. _
Jas. D. (liter
Charlottetown
Capp sr
_ 453.10-Murine; ` ,
..°Tw0 CENTS PER WORD aacl
naertion tor advertising in__tlii| col
ima." Cub must accompany order
Hinlmum charge twenty-uve coma.
i:.ENJOYABLE EVENT.-On the
eve of January Ist ri. nuin-ber oi' iuvli-
ed guests assembled at the home
ot Mr. and Mm Edward Simmons
Lot iii. The evening was most pleas-
antly spent in games. music, both in-
strumental and vocal. Lunch was ser-
ved. at a. late hour by Mrs. Arthur
Francis.. assisted by Miss Viola S. Alt-
zon. lii the wee small hours of the
nornlng the company dispersed. At-
ei' rendering a' hearty vote of t.hank.=‘
io their host and hostess.
EASTERN PERSORILS
1 visit to Gi~.or,.;otnwn Tiiesdiiy.-G.
..*‘.\ii'. and Mrs. B. liowatt. llo-
wattfs Mills, were visitors to Bradf-
noll on Sunday.-G. . _
Mr. W. li. lnniiin, ilnmlrtoii; paid
The Guardian ai plc-aisunt visit yes
torduy.
‘v ..".\ilss Jennie Mustard. iiend oi’
C`ardll;a`u_ paid n ,visit to Georgetown
in Suiiday.~{l.
..`~"'.\lrs_ Lemuel -Mcliiii-eu, Itionta-
zue. was ii visitor to ilrudcnell on
Sunday.-G.
;.“i\ii'. Malcolm McDonald. Loi-nc
‘ Valley, paid it visit in Georgetown on
Sundayf-G.
..°‘Mr. iicnry Greene, Pnrrligaii.
was a .vlsi-tm' to Drudf-neil on 'Dues-
. day.--G.
..°.\lr. E. B. Mt.-Loren, Georgetown.
_paid ii visit to Montague. on 'Thurs-
'la.ir.--G. _
.."Mr. lienry I.. .Nic-Larcn, Ilrude-
.;iell, paid a visit to Novi' Perth on
Saturday.-G.
.."‘Miss Mary Morrison. George-
town Royalty is attending the Short
flourse in Domestic Science in (`l.\;ir-
lottetown.-G .
` ..’-‘.\lrs. Arthur' IJ. Francis and Miss
Viola S. Arthur have returned home
iltcr visiting friends in Summerside.
_md Mrs. l-‘rancls home in Lot 16.
_."“Mr. Louis H. Poole of the firm
of Poole & Thompson. Montague,
ipent the week end in Elmira the
guest ol' friends.
FUELZFAIVIINE FOR
_. NEW YORK AGAIN
NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-Unless New
'lor-k` city gets immediate shipuiieuts
if--"coal, all the good accomplished by
-he tive day industrial closing order'
-v'lll have been nullified by the six-
lnch snowf'nli which domoraiizeii thc
novcment of barges and trains today.
'ucl adininistrutors- declared tonight.
I‘iiey unltcd in expressing grave con-
I :ern over what they term "another
_ ‘.i'itica.l turn iii the <-lty‘s coal situat-
'ou." _
After he had been notified that the
leclliicd to zicccde i_o his request.
or the pooling of anthracite coal- bl
|~ailro.'ids having their terminals in
this district. A. il. Wlggin, State
l°‘uel Administrator. sent the follow-
.lng tclelrram to l"cder-.il Admlnistru
tor Giirflcld:
_ “Our suggestion for pooling is to
meet cniergency situation. What we
want is coal. lt is not coming. 'Fnlrc
- my method you please, iiiit send
coal to .\'cw York." '
A staitoirient issued by Reeve Scli-
ley, New York County l-‘uel Admin-
istrntlon, said that not less than
20.000 tons ot` tinthracite had reach-
od the city dui-ini; the last 24 hours,
“and that the storm had :iliout put
tbctinisliiuiz touch on condtloxis"
"Tho weather has about. uiilllfled
.ill the good tho closing order has ac-
coinplisliod." Mr. Schley declared.
"The docks are tied up. the shipping
across the bay is almost at ii stand-_
still ou :iecouut ot' the storm. and it
is ai. question as to whether geneigiil
industry will be supplied with fuel to
bc-gin operations tomorrow.
TWO DROWNED. ONE CAPTURED
WASiliN'GTON. Jan. 2‘.’.-~l)cstruc-
fic-ii of two enemy fighting neroplnnes
and the capture of a big bombing flyer
with its crew was <1'escrlbod in nn ot-
flcial despatch received today at the
Bollziim legatlon_ The message said:
"lu the afternoon of Sunday enemy
airplanes crossed over the Belgian
trenches -and over No Monks
baud. The Bellrlun uuti-aircraft guns
fired with sl-iurpnol. .
“At 1.15 p. ni. ouo of our shells
struck nn enemy aeroplane and
knocked oft' one wiiiic. above the route_
De Woumeu ag Stcenstraat. The
aeroplane dropped and the body of
the pilot fell' in our barbed wire from .
which it was removed during the`
night.
"Twenty minutes after this action.
n second enemy fighting plane was
brought d'own in the same reigon and
smashed to earth at Clercken.
"Towards evening' our gunnerr-
broug-ht down a third aeroplane which
belonged to the enemy bontbarding
squadron. This aeroplane finding both
its motors wrecked, hastened to drop
its bombs without aiming, hoping to -
bo able to escape, but -having struck
in n vital pait ot its machine it laud-
ed within _the Belgian lines in the
neighborhood ot Wuiverlnghem.
where our soldiers mode prisoners ot' ‘
the olllcor and the three non-commiiv
stoned ofiicersr who constituted thc
crew. '
BTRONGER NOW
Atourlst happened to mee( the us-
ual "oidost inhabitant' of the village.
In tho course of conversation -he ask-
ed the ancient how. old he was. "l
be just a hundred." was the reply.
"Well, I doubt it you’ll see another
hundred years." said the tourist. try-
ing to make conversation. "I don’t
know so much about that. ‘malster."
was tho hopeful reaponso. “I lie
stronger. now than when I etortod on
my llrat hundred." - ~
..*Mi°. R.  Dewar. Brudenell, pziidi
ioue butclier. futile would hc
l
years to denying’ tlieinselvcs than
realization that drastic amlfm has li,
be tak(-ix Lord lllionddii. has warn
_ iuei' and the balance would t':ill on ilie
rctailor. lt‘would not come on th.-»
coue~iumf-i'. as the retail ln:i.‘xiinuu1 pri-
or-s vi‘ero fixed and the Ministry of
l-ood would riot alter them.
APP0t'tioning Profits. `
_“\’iilii:ition committees vmuld be
set up_ in the iiiarliots, consisting of
Oiie tiirmer. one auctioucei', and
. grarled,
and all cattle seut for aiictlon woiilri
be submitted without reserve. Prices
would range from 65s to 75s ($14.30
UP $1‘_i--70) Dei' OWL ($112 pounds) for
tlio first. three grades of’ hulls, bul-
locks and heiters. and fm- ¢-gws from
.».-.s to 70s. interior cattle or salt-ulyln
cattle iiianltcstly diseuscd_ would -be
placed in ti. fourtii lzrade and valued
°-‘*f`0l`d|“l5l.‘v’- They honed to ctluiilizc
the cost ot' transport and to ensure
"mt U10 UV0-Weight prices paid were
on ii. -basis which would moot thr-
niaxlmum retail prices. Butclmrg on
N119 basis of live-weight prices
would get their iii-"nt ut is pci- il;__
and might buy within or xvlllmul
their business art-as siibiect in lim
UVO Stock Comiiilssioncrs' sanction
area. Iliitchers would operate undor
permits to limit quotas to noi-mal
turnovers. The scheme would apply
to cattle only, but if it prow-ll sur.
cossfiil sheep, and pgrlmps p;,,S_
would he dealt with similarly."
Stntesmen, Spare That Beer.
Eu-gl-and in the toiirtb your of (lm
war is down to rations like Germany
was in tlic first your of the war.
There are bread lines in England.
There are card indexes. 'rherg is
suliering trom it siioriage of loop_ if
tht-re is not the siilleriiig that has
obtained in Germany it is partly due
to more sensible nrrangoiu0nig_ .lu
England there arc not. or them
ought. not to he, queiies ot peoplcf
standing for hours to get their food
supplies. What is cnllcd the Biriii-’
inizham sclicmi- is being adapted,
Each dciilcr in food su lies
for the transfer ol' stock from' :ful
- ° f Senator Lodge reininded Senator
   _ cans Roosevelt The “users Stone that republicans had voted for
. ¢ Agnlt ‘Il ul\it€d SUUCS all the great war niensiires.
In   _ _ _ _ -_--- ~ -_ “Sonic nl’ tlieni would liiivc i';illcil
- _ “-'\§»UI-\(i'l0-\. Jiiii. ‘_34.-(`hui'a1°- without roliiihlicuii votes.” said lie.
- if the “"1” C-°°f‘“\-°=+ \»=>'<»---1 -iw f.°"§."-ffi`.`.5ni.‘i§i"i>f.i.fn'.e'l‘.§1fi`i'.-ii°'i2`§if:il\-Ziff ~'i.'i'.‘§il"i\‘,°.‘§i'i”-»1"ii.§`. °..“.;`.i .'l-lii°’.`~i.§.’.\
present year it will -_become ii war oti `,, _ . `; ‘ '  "__ _ -ji ‘ .
f°°d3"“m' The Winn" Wm he me'iiiiiissllxhlxéxglglicgeii'irculiiivlli\'S"?iEii‘i.;\f‘(ilj'P'9£i;b‘r~ufiiii;'txiilini-:\'c cvci' l'oun<l is'
nation or ron- ol’ nations th c | ` ' ‘ ` “- ‘ i 5 ' _ ' l
F: p an nn tint Ropiihllc-in le'id"i's 'irc ei‘l:n-c'l - - ‘ - '
- -» - _ . - .- -,tli..i ilio .itlinlnlf-.r.itlo-n .ins failed to
draw his belt in_tlgbost_ it will he in _,_ __.m,__,d ,_.f,,_., ,___ m__..,_ .-1-  _‘___ _
_ _ _ » i -» l 1 I-~» li iio ht-_.r from its own pau-i_i‘.
n0t~”' pitting oi Humps ugdnst “yllliil 01' ill-0 \\':ii'_ 'l`iii-iz' olii"‘<" fi "I0 'l`li.i'e have lit-eil iiiiinv culled ii'oui`
niies.butapitoftliestomitch. \\c__l_ th ,_: .L ____, i._ __ _ _ - __ _ _-
Shan be hungry, that ____ to _mv wc: .ite e _|.,o\ciniii<.ii oiti _il..i i..icil__\\li.ii has been culled tha dui- leis ul
‘snail all out lu iiructlce inc ilicnr or ""'“ ""““*" ity l1ui.i-'uii criil--l.-in onine iwiii.-.-111 one. 'l‘here nits been di
' . ‘ l ~ \ ~| ~ -» . - , - .' - f . v
Gladstoum that one Shoum _“__ _5'___u_It ie_miiilu<.t or tlii _i\.i.i. lie de. l.iied. ll,i.~ui iicsiie to appoint men \\_lio liaio
gr), _-mm a mum Thom Wm lm, hcziati- htoiics niltli.-ss mire- u'an<l»~i'cii ti-oiii one pzirty in iiiiotlicr.
enough to no _.Gump .hut _‘mrs Wm um. l_u_l_ly___pi'cpai~cil,_ _il_ir\_ iii-st i:i___lioli_t_ic:il_ ’llip__. _lin-..,_. been put lu bil: i' plan(-S. _
he enough for evm.ybnd_\. to Gul _Ln l.i,,_i_i league? i_|i.iic ii <oiii;i.,_.._ .~inri._ ill- .i_¢rlil:rt_l iiisi ton iiirii\_\ ur-ri 
that ha feels mm mmng .mm GM._)tii_» i._|i'tr\r_ h_tii_tc-4 _cuterci _tit i\.ti_.__t~xo_ri_lii,_..if-nt _lin\_~r-_i_.~ _ulio _uric _i__i_._ii-
mans have .been more mmm( fm. ‘hM___ _i;_i_i'_ _ie;,_._i:‘:_tc;i.__n.is t_:¥___lt.ir~ii.iiii;\_i`__t_:_ dpi. ii/_.-(_ ii_\ |.if»li l|i~.ii.nii i .im ..
good living than we liiive' the strain; ' ‘ ‘ S* "‘ 1*" "Mi" ‘ : _ """“` ' _""""""' _
will come harder upon tl\'cm. On thc; l{“:`u“““"`mT’ in _‘lm “"“ """l‘l"§_SCATHlNl5  
other hand, thc Gcrrriains have been ("-0'1"! 'm°“""l}- _Um M'§"‘°“”_ . A |
inoro acciistomcd. iii the past three -"“f\="_'"’l` ““m"‘l (\‘“‘{"“”“ “H“"7\`-   Sir\FFl
_oi Luo ltcpiilillciin .\iition:il <om~_
wo. Tho (lcnrnuns have an :i.<l\'iin-_'__’lili“;‘__"Wi _S“’_"1l'-'tl' P“;l;"’-“" f;m‘"‘fU c ' ,
tiigc here; we have an iiiivzintnge in l"‘i*l‘)1"=lii “i“""-" "F '-" "“""""" _ . _ __ _._ _ _ _ _
mm “.0 hm._. ummm. Sull-,___ to d_._._wi¢~5_'_' io tho lioliticzil plot hr- nl- I.0_\.ll(>.\._ .l_.iiu.i_i_\ _'.l._-t-iii .iii _._i_i_-_
upon. .‘.l'tor :i.li. the test will noi. be le.'1<‘il. liives-illxiiiioiis ily <:01it£l`t“-SS_‘_i‘_`}‘_`_ "“_“f"_l\_";f"‘ _,1h‘__ _""_l,“_;_‘_.“'q’ff“‘w,i=_i
_1 holly (p§,t__ lr will im 3 _t-plpllulllioi' wni' opei'.itions. Si-iiiitoi' Sl-_-.iic also- >_i<lli- li-iii--“_-ii .‘,_ ~ ‘_ "1_ - ‘ li ‘_
___S___ _“._____ mn _lo ___m_m__ ___|__g_`_ _____._|N_;____._,_|_ |m\.,, _mmm m,h._,1_\, mm,-_litiiii lloiic-l-lsoii. ..i i -.einiicp to thi.
longcii' liaiiiiivln-<1 by Rcpiililicniis and eiii‘oitlyl‘1‘""““i i“"l_‘1"' -_ -~"“‘_ "“""‘- "’
l‘,_xpl0m_d ml. Dm.ti__._uu Dm.D0_=(,g_ -t!'.:- l_i-.illy .\Iail_ :isns \\'lif-.lit-1- the lui- '
..;. ,. .-- - " “" -1- »--_
German S-hows the Wa . .(`itiul: stiiteiiieiiie fit the rf-piiblii-:iiii l"“°'f~ '~‘__"' “U "5"" ___“h '_ “‘ '“ '_"`
y ‘Y ' i-i '-ll~  l '-i s"ii'i.iii--
_lf-:itlcrs ri-l(1ti'1llii;: this pr-Iiilvzil plain- _  ~ ._ ___lf‘__’,'_ _"__lf"\l‘t_ ".1  _ 
'l`lic \\':|r"iiufl il-it liono t`.ii~ wlit-ii_uinl cditmlzils ol' <"ioiicl ltfifis-"\'<'lL.’_"_ j`”"i_.'_l‘_’f"`“,_' `,', _'l'~ ;lll,.\lL\‘;|l(.»
Gcriiiriiiy pu. li--i' clvlliaii population whit-ii lic said. uri- “i'|ll:iineii- i-rc"-l.-;' _l_i- l;ii_i_t.i__i_\ »;_.ii._i ._i_»_i_oi_ i___i__ _ls
‘oil rations. There was ri curd sys-lpuhlis'u~il for iiiniicr. Soiiritoi- .\`toiiei;‘__‘_‘f “ “'f_‘_-_ _ _ _"   _'_'__“’;_"f‘_
'-0 lUiDU'0iiUCf¥|- h\’<‘l'Y0¥i0 iii'-ll i0 d¢~t'l:ii'ctl: 'Uii my rr-s'l>ou.sliiilliy us' :i_ ‘_“'"_"_'_,°‘ _"_' _‘ “_"u'-\_’f_|;_';“_'_”__°_ '_‘S".
` liroduce at card to lJ\'ociire food. We s'-euiitoi' l clini'i;i.-_ that .sim-c our rin- ; :_'f,nf  ,\,.:'1';___‘_`__'_‘f__i“ ’____‘:____'___‘_‘rl_‘_"‘l'__?_f.
ifi0i1l-Ili! that llliti 111"-"till lliili. Gcr- trance into thc war. lion.-i-\-cli by his-'_ Q .. -1 __'.’ "‘ '  _ ` ____ ., “___ __
many was starving to death. ll. attacks mi the lr;-\'ei'iiiiif»iii, li-.i.< hm-ii ii] ‘_°_`f"‘_ f‘_"'" ':|"’"_f’;"_"_"°l“_j  
uieun-t, on the coniriii-_i'. that Gerinn- m..,,;,.~¢. _mil 0i»_<ii-iiatitiii to the .~iii-._-.  _l_"_“_r_‘_“_ll';" _‘_'_.__ ’f_ .'_‘_.'_ ._“;1f“;_“'_
She was wardiiig oft stiirviitiou. howl --'rlm mm- |,0_<ll)ln c.l'i'n. i_ oi' tlic'ac_ '  __ _'  . _ _ .'
_ _ _ . _ _ -_ _ _i<:.»- tliic.~...loii.~ .iii- iiot io be
llhi-l. iii! -ITG lil Siiilil Ol it Y00l1 S\l0l"i wiilclv liiihlislicii iitteiwiiif-cs of tlii.~i|_ _  I __ _ . _ -, _“__ ____ _ n)
mgfh We inlim-t" Gf‘£"“‘“3'- `-I-ll "n°` in:ui.`l snitl Sciiiitoi' Stone. “liii:~i` `"“°_v;‘HT‘ ‘_ fl  ml `m"..;|`}_0.\?  
thc-1' i'c-'iif>frt Gcrnianr has the =ifiv=tn- in-til. as limi- were <i¢»..itim»ii io i»»,i "‘_'".‘ ‘Tl “l_._’_" “"§""‘_"_ ’__’~ _ _"_ -
liege. “Then thc Geriniiii autlioi~iiiv.= U, ,li<(.,»,.(|l( `_m,l will-_-_ (lm 1,,-_._.,,.“,  ;_‘_"_""_1_‘ __ ____“‘_l___‘_'_;§§;;_:` ‘]‘_"‘_ '___’_'
_. _ _ _ _ _ -- __ _ __ 'fin 4 1   -i . ’
,"|_0(\d" “D011 -1 ‘-0751111 C°'~"""'°_°r M‘ lzovoriiiiieiit iiiio public di- .iror un¢liu,t,_,.|\. ‘u`._._._,‘mp_l _ and mn r,._.__"__h.
‘ tion tlic~ issue :i decree. lt is then . - _ . . fd. ' - ’ . ' _
1' \\c:i.l¢cn its hold on popiilni coiii ,.\__.l,l,lm,_._| H long .Um “O .ul-(cpm
hm' our public mm do not dm.Mn' f‘““"- lzit Ypre-; for larger purposes than
'~’_“`l' d1-"'°“’“- n“l"""S"“'-‘m"“S 91 WN "’l"hiit sc-ciiis to lic ilic liocsi-vel-‘»~Ki\l1,,..`(;,.,...,_m..;'-- [),..q,l1,. ,hp me
rious industries are called into con- _H _ 1. lm- .m.i0U;,L,-- ` ' ”  " ' '_ '
. _ _ ._ . -ii F ii-iii-iff li- - ~ _i-olsui oi our unilaiinti-.d sr»ldici'.~\. tliel
tcrence. The m.1t.tr.r i.~. given serious Simum. uU__m______S “Wm by _(___. _“__ \_________ ___._._____;i____ _“___ _“___ V__________ __,,.,.,,,,__,__,_,_,_,_,,,,.,_,..,..,__,..,_,..,......,.,.,
eousidcraiioii. ’l`hcu there are com- _ -_ _ _ . _ _ . , . q ~ '  ` " ` ‘l
_ . ¢0\\“i`lil\ illiliilh- 5“-\\~\U‘l ='~-‘UW Pho coiiililaiiit ii"'ai|rist the liiipc-
ipromlscs, followed lp- iuueli ii.rl\-itil-._-__s__._,H.U_d wuum ._ub;(..¢. th"-m W pm. rm _:,.“,.,-.ll elufl' is fl;-ii no clmr pur-
"l`ho Govei‘iiiiir\iit lictli-fzttos to do any- - _ . _ ` .` ’ `_ . ` I . ' _ ‘ ' _ _‘ .
lhln -lm] tm. r.-ul! iq ,_).L mn , -°""`-ll'-“lil ff" ‘\|>\05filU~ _ llio-.-~ lies viwliiiitl the sti:it_r»l;_\ it di-
_`___ d';'__;_ “_ '[5 _ '_ M n Inf" lie-:pile _<e\'eral miiii-i‘r-iic¢~< witlil l-..,.,_`._ ll, -_iw wail( H hm _,m,15,.,_l ,lui
_` _ ___" "9 'S “"5 G"'f'mfl“l' 1-‘i other ieiidors, who were :ipprt-l.eu.=ivf‘_ _;l;-m.»;_g>- 4,5 (ll.- Sinn.; Agn; lu (lm
“`°“" “~- _nr it partir--in iifinrcss tu tim time th--l i:ii..~r ii iii... iiioienmi its op.-iintimi.-.
Situation _ E _ d fftlissoiiri scrintoi- delivered _bis soeefli, 1':-uni the point or view of a sci'-.:caiit-
m "9 an ' [with cli:ii°:ii:tci'lsti<; cniplirifiis :Intl lien-|.'i1;ijoi'_ \\'e have heard much. and
. _ _ 'tures and iii lull. and thc rcpublii-:1n.~i; riglitly, ol' the inlstalics ninde iii tlic
_ lu if-Ili-'1°1llfL h0\\0V°i» lli€‘i'0 ifi ft np.-hiv pri-pnrml to iii:-1-; the on ; Alcsrilxotiiiiiinii caiii -il'-'ii bf-foro it,
slniitzlif.
' - ' ollict-_"
_€{latti1tt;___l3'ol_i_i;l_:ic_<_e_€c;t t_he bliritisli isles _llcpiyiug to Seiintoi-_Stoiie_ S<\;iint.ni' (vm, ,.,.;um to me p_,(,,Sum._ camp!
ue hw' i;.n owfi y if Q _h““g"y- I‘~““`°SL‘ “lil 11° _Pm-*_'l¥ Kilim? _ V’ liniun. L\li'. l-‘raiser \\'i‘it.cs:-- "The Pu-l
_ I  P - - °‘_"l-il" "OD-Citlfi evcrs'1iii_ns the iiiif--"lift S011Ht0\‘ Wil, it-erin.; i-fn-.i;mi1rn is the one flower oft
;_i;iLf;___i;l_;f;ir?; tlJei'|1.__ 'llicrc has been about him. Declaring the _repuii_iic:ins_ “_-m,,._l,_,1| ,M-nu.gy_ ,H uppnars [Q
Joi “hd-__ -lhSYi;i_G1n _oi meat con- had siipportcil _tile arliiiinistmtioii in M(-,. l,~.u l,:\,_;,m in _I ¢-umhll mmmm-_
0ut_._m_d h- I;_`11s'l.` oi__ t_ wag recently the wiir, Mr. icinros-fi iiddod lic lic-| Wm, lip-. rihpt.-~»_ of --giving glr _(N-hi.
Hmm ;u iw -_M -__ '05 »_=._i Ff‘f_l0i‘ of licved it a pu-hlic duty to ci-iticlse the lmm _({_,r,._,_V m,n,,,hh,g to d0»»; bm
m__s_e_~_ _l_'_i;'t___--_-(_»_- - _;ii0L__i_I_i1l~i ot. _ the lgovci-iiinr-.nt s_iiicili<-ieiicy and seek' to ll lg _.mul (l,;,;_h0 was wld 1.) _¢»_\-D90;
me new s(_.he.lus. th e s.i . Ludc1_hzwc ropiibllciins restored to _po\\ei. no hall-,_ lip y,,|,ghl_ _md 105( (lm
____ _ f  9 _ ff? “°i1ld_h0 ii bcllcviiig, more cllicleiit udmiuistra- -_W0 \,uL.;l,.S U( G_,_Zu_ wlnli h0mu_ and
` ‘Lt mm “huh °0“”’0d ‘“|‘~'f|0“"‘f‘i`S'lti2ii woultl thus ht' S€‘\‘.l1l'l‘ll~ \\-as iiii‘Li\'ely i'-iwai'<lcd with tlieilueat
<=llal':rc.<i._ miiulge. `wi10ioSfll"i‘S' C0111-| Scuiitor I.orll:e, i-epubliciiii. declar- (_-_-,u,ml_=_-i0r| in l-Iiiglund. i
iulsslopi slaughtering cht111IOS i1l|<l’e<l that so for there had hoe no touch‘ --lu gli-.log-iliirmc will; his “Simi prac-
§'X::__5__(‘“'~`7_ that he f`°“m mimi 0l_ot`po1lficnl strife but "lieth lirnncbosl rico ol' ti~c.:itinl; the piilillc will, mu.
" '“" "9 f“"“"" ‘md Ui" b'-‘*“l"*"» of <'<>ni;rcS-S iulve luliawi-‘ loizctiicr tempt, sir wiiiinm Robertson ri-his-l
Thnt ch"rg° would b" 3 unnmm 0"" with the roniiiiou f'_\-.~iii‘e ot' pi'os0c\1t- <-il for :i \'+\i'y long ti-nie to disclosei
Sli (very bcagf at th” ‘hue il Wilfilinll the war." _ th--. tau-ts :ibouf these i-wo battles, l1i`
--|~1UF-liYf_‘[0f|-_ File--eliurize would-~-=bc' '~’l‘o<la\» the Missouri sr-iiiitor to thi- st-omni of ivhii-li ive had 7.000 ca-
‘lhom ""°" (“h°“t 8-14’ PM' |“‘-'l-fllim' rei:iet_ iiiaiile distinctly ii politi- siinltio.-_ 'l`ii¢- l-`i'r‘n<-h cull liirii “Gen-
°" ovwy `b""‘“l"“"d 0" 'hill 10-°~-ical sly-ccli. i do not propos-e to iiii-If.-ral Noii, .\'ou." :ind eviilciitly lie!
would D" chm'g“d ‘ifminsi U10 f‘""'itiitc his ox:iiiiplc_ liut l iiiiist s;i_\‘ it iiiziilc his cii.-ioiiniry ri-ply oi "iioi=.'
[cw \voi'¢ls t.o repel his niisi't-l>i'f‘:~ieu-`non," \vli1\ii~-vi-r lit- was lirt-ssl-il for.
:ations ol' thc republiciiin pai-fy." ini-.iiuniiiion about (l.iz;i_"
THERE IS N0 LIMIT TO lFliTA_iN'8
, CLSi:i,___ -
l.0.\'D0.\'_ Jan. 13.-'Tho lhirliaiiicii-
tary (‘oniniitt<-c appointed to consider
the question ot’ issuing premium builtin
luis reported against such n stop "at
the present time nr until further ef-
forts bnvc been matic to m'ilie the
pi-ns:-iii is~ui...i more ntt1':ictl\'n to ln-
vr-.stni~s." 'liic Vominlticc espresso.)
the opinion tlnii the opmrtiiiiltics ot
lim-sixiielit for iliri geuci-;i.l public
wort .suilicioiit to obtain their free
supliort. an-i that thcre was fi consid-
<-raliie iiiitripliei source of liivcsriu=.-:it
ivliivli iululit bc olitiituo-'i for wzii'
iioivls uiilr-li woiil-l. by its -=p<-r-i|l:'.-
tlw- I-If-mniii, iit:i~::i-i izintill iiiv.f.-Lars.
'l‘|\¢- 4-iimllgl lm-._ llfivrrev-':l‘. ll(»l'hi¢-l
ii li..ilir-r ilu- iiniouiii. so oiiiriinol iv-\ul.l
jii<Ile'_\' :i i-lifin-in ol' siir-li ii cfifrrnli-
r>i:..- oil:-i':ii-lor iii the iluiinclnl i:i..i“.o7‘.
ril` llie <-oiilill'}'. \\'lillr~ lim lczlisliitlrlfl
in-1-1-_--zziri for iliri issue ot pr'-miiiin
into-is iyoulii he dllllcuii in olii'il.'i.
Tin- cfiiiiiiiliiit- :ii-i-l\-ed :ii ibn f~f»"i-
<~lii.\'lon tliiit ir.-iiii i;.‘ifl_fi0fi (lil-'i io
Cli.\i_0i`.il_i1oI| _vi-zirly iiiiulit iw ¢-,\-
gi.-:-ie-l iroin soiiiw-r..¢ at pros'-ni un-
ic.ii<_-lied.
SHE LOITEREED
"\\";|:ii i;id _\-ou sal' _vour nge W.:-"_"'
lic it-iii:ii‘lteil ii#-Luci.-ii d:inef>s_
"Well _l didn] ally." .~ini;:'t`.y mt-
\ii'lioil.tlie girl. "hill l'vc jus- rmichctl
twenty'-nn:-_"
“is that so " he i't-turiieil rfiusolliir-
l_\-'_ “\\1\:ii d'.\taiiicd _\‘oii,"--»i’iiiiuli
llowl_
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Sage Tea Darkens
Hair to Any Shad
_ -_,_.___.
Dan't Stay Gray! Hcre'a a
Old-time Recipe that Any-
body can Apply.
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’l`ii° ii-so ot' Suze und Sulphur iur
rcstorini: tiiilefl. gray hair io its ii.ii-
ui‘iil mlor dutr-.~‘. back lo l.-'r:i.ri<_'m0'.l‘\-
<-r'.-i i_lnii»_ She used it to keep hor
`_iz\lr l>f~:iutifu1iy ilzirll. glossy and ai.-
traf-Llvc. \\’li'cur-vcr her hair took on
that dull. fiidod or sirozilccd appear-
aii.~c. this simple mixture \\'a.< aplilicd
with \\'oiidori'ul ei`f`cct.
ilut brewing at-home is niiissy and
outol'-<lnte. Nowadays, by asking.; :it
any di-ug store for 'ii liottic ot
“Wyoth‘s. Sage and Sulphur Coul-
pouiid," you get this tiaiiious old prop-
aratlon, improved by the addition ot'
other ingredients, which can be do-
pciidcd upon to rl-store iiaturnl color
and lieuiity' to t-lie hair.
A well-known tlowutoivn tlrirggist
says it darkrins the hair so natiiriilly
and evenly that nobody can tell it like
been upplicd. You simply dninpeu :i
sponge oi' soft brush with it and
iii-nw this throurti your hair, li.liiii-_.2
one strand at ai tin..-. [ly moi-iiliig
the gi-:ly hair diszippezirs. and iitivif
another application or two, it be-
covues licaiitlt'uily dark and lglomyx
i\'_vctli's Sligo and Sulphur (‘oni-
pound is a dclig-litful toilet. refluisite
for those \vlio desire n more youth-
i`ul appearaiiice. li is iiol iiitcndcd for
the cure, iiiitiuntioii oi' prevciifioii ot'
iliscnso.
D- ..
lmsinui iiiitler tho control -oi' ilic war
K.
_-,
lip is al-
lotted a ct-rtiiiii iiuinbcr of, custom-
ers. a number that his clerks can'
handle. This denim- is permitted to'
supply only ai coriaiii niiiu-ber oi’ ac-`
credited customers. Ct-rtiiin 'articles
ol' food are not to lic obtaiiicd ex-
cept iby moans ol' a doctor's certlll-
cate. Cream is vcry scarce. Milk is
source. Sugar is fur from plon¢lf|_|l_
So far 'we have heard no complaints
about the system. The greatest roar
|109 170011 Drovokerl 'by the sugges-
tion -that the production ot -beer
should -be curtailed .Apparently the
Englishman will do without his
_filet mignon it he can have his pew-
ter of Bass's. To stand between an
Englishman and his beer. however,
is something that the most courage-
ous statesman shrink from.
Front Hao Been Quiet.
The troirt has been quiet for about
-.i week. There lnivo been numerous
brushes -between the patrols. in which
we have had the best of it.
The Bosche, on one occasion, at-
tacked our trenches. Ile was torce'd
to take cover. llo sent two runners
hack tor help. -'both of them were
killed. - Then he sent up the S. 0.
looted by the enemy to an artillery
lmrmge. The miniature -battle end-
od with no casualties to us while the
enemy had at least eight killed or
wounded.
S. in reply our trenches were sub-.
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 Later on spring rush begins and
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FURNITURE HEADQUARTERS
Now is the Time to Have
Your Furniture Repaired
liiiifiiélirfiifr and Upholstered
._-_Vg-_§;_;1*"i'__ you will have to wait longer to get
i-\`-in .iii your Work done.
_ ,_   Phone us to send our team.
We upholster Parlor Sets. Coaches,
Chairs.
We
repair broken Chairs, Tables.
and furniture of all kinds. With the
high cost of new goods token into
consideration it will ply you well to’
_spend a little on repairs. _
Expert Worl_<man will do the work and we guaran-
tee satisfactory job. ' '
Furniture covering of all kinds to
choose from. ‘-
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