i iii-
_ ‘s,.  '..
The 'daily round of housework, _
with. ltsflcountless responsibili-
ties and afnnoyances, puts a ter-
ridc stl'ai‘_n on the nervous sys-
tem-as every -housewife knows.
And as every physician knows
-overwox`jied nerves become
weak because they lose phosph- -
etes. Pennlar Dynamic Tonic res-
tores streilgth in the not-vous sys- _
tem .by restoring’ phosplmif- to the
uerves. Isf as simple and reii- ,
sonable  putting coal ou ilu-_
iire or fogd in a hungry sionlocll.
Dynamffc Tonic -will sii-ougtltou
your nervous. system. ii. is it ll-Tie.
tonic, free from alcohol. It feeds
the starving nerves. It increases |
your energy, power und endur-
ance amazingly. Get it $1.50 -bottle
-5 weeks' treatment-today.
E. A. FOSTER
Central Dru gstore `
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YORK 'CiRCUlT.-'l`hirtl meeting
of tl1e'Quartely Official Board will be
held at York Thursday Feb. 21st at
2.30 p. In. The vote on the extens-
ion of the Pastoral term will be tak-
en. The chairman of the District,
Rev. R. G. Fulton will preside. Mr.
i
_ Eriilcenfrai Giiafaiaii A E
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i - _
-'T PAV3 1° WY in this' province.
soners of War. 2604-2-16M2
Mr- A- F- Murphy or calgary, Alta
ver days.
trlb'uicd.
SUCCESSFUL RAID BY BRITISH
(S ecial t th
troops curly last night in the neigli
way," says today‘s War Ofllcc repoi't
Fulton will also conduct the service,
at York Thursday evening. |
of Lens :intl upposiit- l.ah;tsseo :intl
\Vyt.=2i.‘l1at'-‘ii-_’~
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_ -- _ 'lla-l arrlveri home oil li i'u|-Ioiigll
  .'\/lr. Mat:Lea.ll Drake of Vci'i'mii was
_ 4 among thr- visitors to ilu- (‘ii_v Sul.-
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` ‘ ~ " .Mil-is Siitlli- tlihfiotl oi' M:i.l'sIl1`li-id
A y      has returneil homo froni at visit. lol
_ H ' ._ - t'elnIlvt-s :intl friends in llnzclllroolt.
p|:_m__ V*-_ _ ' Senator Yeo of Port Hill is i-eport
' Aniliersi were Maritime Champions oi itll'/. 4 .“‘| fillilil ill ill |"l'oiI*!l‘|f‘i0il. N. I3-
Tuestioy and Wednesday evening. I <-
.. y .. _- _ y-
TUESDAY, lor, Wooil Islands, spent it pleasant
Hockey match, Amllr-rsi vs_ (‘lliti'lo|ii-town. Sltntlrir. with bond. I / _I-Q
WEDNE
_ f .'-it-.-‘ ' _ "1
SDAY.
Hockey match, Amllcrst vs. (‘litil-lotteiown.
Second Millionaires vs. l‘rinct- of \\’i1les t‘olloi;--_
ra
3
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rl
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Plan open today ot lltlglli-s'_ llsual pri:-i~s_
m|='%1~._ -
it 1 I-  4
eeeel-_‘ee ee eee-neocon oooooeeeeeeeeeeee
Cl.AS Sl-FIED ADVERTISEMENTS
_ nut- -_~ - -1- ~
_.__ E* ~Z»- 
Oleeeliied eds, under this heed coei
one cent per word per insertion where
meh eccompginlqs oi-tier, with mini.
mum charge of 25 cents per inner-
tl°n. Cayntyaur words and uve mon-
ey by rirnlttlng with order. Stamps
accepted. Ade. taken by phone or
sent' hy me-Il will oe charged at Ze.
her word, to cover nook-kieeping chan
gee, stationery and postage On eo-
countif . '- '
AGENTS WA NTED
I
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL 'FOR.
"the old reliable Fontbill Nnrsnt-,
les," We teach our mon to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary; highest com-
missions paid; handsome fren eq-
uillirient. Stone & Wellington, Tor-
ontill Ont. 245-i-2-8MlUtllll~`r=li2il_
W----._.?i--4,.
MISCELLANEOI IS
DOMINION EXPRESS MONEY
orders are on sale in five thousand
oilices tht-ougllout Canada. 2007-2-I.
FOX FEED-DO YOU KNOW THAT
(laplln is the host and cheapest
feed for folzes'!- (larload just ar-
rived. P. (.‘_ Brown, Rev(-.ro` lin-
' |.cl. ` 2277~1-22Mtf.
FOX FEED-JUST ARRIVED CAR-
load of Fresh (laplin. Foxmen take
notice this will be your 'last
chance Lo purchase this feed. P.
Brown, Revere Hotel. 2278-1-22Mtf.
». 
NORTH ADAMS HOSPiTAL,NORTH
Adams, Mass., offers o. three year
roitrse of training for young wo-
mcn who wish to enter the nurs-
ing profession. Six months- of this
time is spent in Mt. Sinai Hospital,
New York, City. Applicants are re-
volved r-very three months.
2495-2-5Mtf.
- ron sans.
-i melanie wiiirran `
Fon eAi.e.-i~i"s_v'vEtu¢i.Auoi:ii_iri
driving wagon und linrness \V-:tit-.
sr Crockett, Moyiiclil.
' 25580-2-l-lhl2i|>il
 _.._
0l:D NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AT
h cents. psniulndle. Guardian Office.
' lli8il-12-7hiti`.
ron sAl.s-ivio'i:oTt soxr, "sl=_é`sb
model 1_0 ll. p. "imperial" onglno
very little used nr will sell onlzlno
separately. liner lil lVi=r>ks.
55520-2I~l2MIf_
 _______.___il__._` ._
vvAN'r1~:D '
WANTED-T0 BUY OR RENET 5 T0`
20 acres of lnml with house, ncur
ilharlottetown. Apply (iiun~<llnn_ ‘
2iiill~2-lilfi/liliptl.
WANTED A RIOHTTEIAND ROTARY
ilcn.r. Apply (Iunrtllun. '
' 24:02-2_-iisuzinfk '
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WAN'r5n--1g..n5~~r- THREE UN-I-____-7_-l---- A d _
wAN'rEo-_ tMMEoiA'rEi.v, Malo  
Apply at this otllce. 2597-2-l6Ml.i. I for general housework. Apply 14 Am S & R _ 83*
fUl`l_1.|Bhetl rooms for fauilly of two.
ff- - ~-».-- - sm-mg riirk noun. soon-2-1siwsipu.'M_ ,._ mr  j_ 98%.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY’ THIRTQ Scotland. :ind is thc Scottish I|i;_'l|
tt-.i|.cllel's t.o take charge of Rural
Hcllools in Saskatchewan, First or
t=‘t-.r-_outl (floss necessary, with some
I-'cpe-_i:iein~i-. Salorlos at the rnto of
$7S(l_iio to $840.00 I`or 2lIl tt-.achilig
iliiys Sit-itily employment. for tlloiio
who do good woi'k. lloztrd $22.00 to
$27.00 por month. Apply at once
to Mrs. /\. l<‘. Mlicilonald, 'l‘r\|stees’
.kt ’|`i-at-liars' Excllango, l’. 0. Box
No. H2, North Batileford, Soak.:
il. H. Witlkor, Esc., Barrister, North
ill. (iilillulliln
om.-fi. 2r.r.i.2.i:iMir.
' I
WANTED BOYS T0 SELL GUARD-
ians. Apply Guardian Office each
morning em-ly. 21165-2~l4MIf.
, U
ITELT’ WA N'l‘ED_l"l'l-
MALE
HIGHEST pmc-.Es PAID FOR _.______._____-___-_--~
ii e. »
(_eEt°I|;|\¢gl:11t'.-There will 'be a con- held in York Hall on-Wedneedey
mg Feb £1831- Hell. on _Monday even- evening 20th -lnst. A good -program-
PH' - _ - Proceeds in aid 0! me is provided. 2614.
.. . . . _ v 9_.
M110 I; at home visiting his mother a meeting in the rooms on ‘Monday
'°- -E- Murphy. south slit-rs. February is sis p. m. ,_._ .
:galil lest week visiting relatives in 2584-2-i5iM4lpd
ns Polna and vicinity. QL ae. _...__ -f-' 
count of the poor railway service PLABANT AFFAIR.-A very suc- to other anxious mothers to know a~
:;uthalMi‘. Murphy was fllefnined fm- cassful “ple and weight" social in aid
APOLOGY.-Mr. W. _ A. Stewart i-asldpnce of Mr. wud__ -Mrs. A. B.
.has received a written apology from _Mc‘Kuy, Charlottetown- "Royalty, on
li/ir. Roy Leitch, President of my Thursday evening. A uniqiie-feature
Great War Veterans Association, fpr_0f.' the occasion was the “sale” of
,having issued a circular designating ladies by weight. Tiiey were all plop-
-liifil. Mi‘. Stewart, as unfriendly in eil on the scales and for every pond
returned soldiers. Mr. Leitch admits over the hundreweight a rate of e
that lic hail tio evidence that M,-_ rent per pound was charged to the
Stewart "ln any why iimnifegmd un.-1.: ntlemen who drew these ladies. l'lngworms_ They were spreading
--fi-iendlim-_ss towards the Association -'P3152 heaviest was 225 pounds.. there is
or the rt-_turned soldiers associated' ‘ll thing small about this lady except
with the organization.” llc roggétt. tlic first part of her name. The high-
etl that this clrrulnr hiul been dis- "`5t "°“t"ih“ti0f'\ WHS 51-25 and C16
I p o e Guardairi.- I -
l.ONl`l()N, Feb., 16.-A sltctfessfiil .
raitl was corrietl out by liunteasltire Mr- J- J- HUHIIES- S0\"`|S- Wm* ln.
borliood of the Ypres-Station i-nil- *_
ilattlorortl, Susk., or W. ll. Mnget-,l 1 I _
Inspector ol' Public Scllools, North? f '. ,_
ii.1ti1¢=.i'or<l. sash. 2.".7s».2-1.-iMill - _ __~ ‘-
_ ____,. l »'. I  -i'.`
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HELP WANTED-MALE
WANTED ERRAND B0Y_ APPLY ll/ii.i1~‘Ax, N. s., ren. in.-(Quoin.
-- ~:::::.-;. - -:_-_1wu\»if’h. \»"~vip»s»;-uisv-v\v
rua. ANalUAt.» BA.NQlil1_‘..oi., tlis
Excelsior Farmers Instit t will be
G. W. vi A.-Ladies interested in
U10 G W V A are in ltedt attend
of tlie Centrail Royalty Red' Cross
Society, was held at Lawndale, the
'ldwest four cents. A splendid pro-
gitilmme was tendered com risln the
Mi ant. Mis McKay The sum of
sixty-three dollars was' -realized.
PERSONALS
_ the City Saturday.
_ Mr. Alex Drake of Hazelbrook was
Eleven _prisoners wt-ro taken by ourl -'I ViSii0l` in 'he City SiliUl'fl8.V- l __
troops anti ont" i-:tsmillies \'Jcri~ -i "Willy 'hm 1 ml] |’e"Hmf"ny “c""“i"`
slight. Tito iioslilt- in-iillory wits uc- Mr. liorry ()ant.well left Saturday “"1 Wm' MW- U- ‘Si-eliblns 0|' G"‘""l
iivo in the i-ourfif- oi’ tin- night tiorilt on rl-.l.|iru to the (ianatlitin West.
it trip to tho Mainland _
iir. Louis Divine, oi' l-liliilrl' iiiver,
lvvliert- llc is visiting.
` Mrs Ta lor and Miss (‘i.trlt'e Ta
week-end with i`l'iend-= in the city.
| Mr. Alexander Martin, Vallcyficld.
i-etilrnetl Saturda_v after at short visit
io the City.
Miss Clara Gallant teacher of Rice
Point' spent the week end at hcr
~ home in Kinkora.
Mr. Donald Nlcholson’s- many
lfrlends will regret to hear he is con-
`finet1 to his home with the prevail-
ing cold. t
Mrs. Keith llogcts and two children
left yesterday on return to Ilallfax,
-:i.l“tr-_r it visit of several weeks. with her
purcnts, Mr. :ind Mrs. llqnry Smith.
[fl/Irs. 'Smith wont with them its fill' its
lloitlen. - -
Miss Mary (lullen, lloscn_cath', and
Miss Mamie l"o_-wer, New Pertilppilld
a pleasant visit recently" t`t'i Si.
Peters Road. and- while "there they
wore thc g-ues-ts of Mr. itnrl Mrs. l~itl~
'\vnril R1-tlnlond. _
f Mis. (li-_oi-ge llanos was ii pusscngci'
or. Ihr- iv(-_.\:.ii\|-n ituin to Port liortlou
I-‘riiiay morning returning to lu-r
,llome in llosion :titer spentlln|:, tho
past three months visiting her por-
'cnts Mr und Mrs. ii. Dorion oi’ this'
(lily. ~
§King 0-tiers 7
' Tn-ree Castles
, (Special to the Guardian.)
.` LONDON, Feb. 15.-King Georgi',`
the News says, has offered 3 royal pil-
_laces for national ilse. '1‘lic_v are -Bul-
lnoral castle i`or wounded soldiers
.and Buckingham Palace and Kensing-
Iton palace for public ofiices_`
| The Government has not _vol tiilmn
lany action on the offer.
I Ilnlmoriil castle isrncrir Abt-rdeou.
Iimti rcslilcllrt- oi Ihi- Ilriiisli Iit\y:tI
Family.
f iliicltingliltiu I’iilut:t- and i\'i-iisliii-.
lon Palace uro in l.outlou. Sim.-
ISZI7 llitcliiliizltaiu i’:|I:ti:c hits tu-i-ti
thc London rosltloncc of tilt- sover-
(-Ign. It is nl th". west r-nil oi' St.
.lamcs l’:irk_ Kcnslngioii l':|liii~.~ on
the \\/ost sitio ol' K1-.llslllgloil gtirtli-its
wits nmol(-.il In 1089-ill. 'I`Iii‘ luti-
Qiiooil Victoria itutl Qu(-cn Mini-_v \vi.-ri-
limit -born in Kensington.
lions i`urnlshcd by F. B. M_cCur(ly &
tin.. stock anti bond brokers, mem-
bers Montreal Stool' Exchange, Mc-
(‘urdy Building, lin? - .-_ N. S. ~
CLOSING PII ‘E8 
Yssterii.-ty Today 5
._ R5 84%
.. 83% - 62% ,
.. 63% 64%,
147% 146 .,-
80%
09%
Atchison 
Am Loco 
` Wllruce and fir logs. Loadetl on cars WANTED AT ONCE A GIRL FOR
_ or delivered iit Mill nt Montagllv-, gem-_riil housework apply t_o Farm-
The Montague Furnishing ('.o.. Lid- ms ("loilitn2 Siore._15fl Kont. Street.
‘ 2569-2~l4Mtf.‘ 25i)1'Mli.
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. -- - i g.___=.-er_~!!_l\!".!'!.:-sr!-W
._ . s. P. . . . .
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wAN1'£D-MIAN Ano woiviAN-AI 1-OLET up .s__T_U___ '_ 
- ‘ '~ U s .. _
competent farmer and liousekecp ___ __
Cen   il'/ii
001/g
92%
63%
71
86%
50%
96
Cruc _ . . . . . . . . _
._
Mex Nor Vnwer _
P.R.S. . . . .
_ _ . . . _
Reading  
cr _ Good , e monent posi-
iim, to ,,g,l",“g,f’,f,t,2,,_' Wm.. p_l~ro Le-r-House wrrn Moosnu. U. 'r.  _ .... .. szu,
0. Bo 102 I .l. S. W lIork's conven'icnce‘s. APPIY 1° 1‘°‘  P1 " "  119%
Umm’ °"“i"’Y 2607__16§i2,pd' i Aw assi-2-1s'Ellll_ A. r.  . . .. 7495
s ,_,
71’/4
Ill'/4
02%
till
77 : _
35%;
51
96%l`
. If
83%
19
74%
- .__,_ .gunna-_
-'t~ .- 'v|_`_`.' _
Caused Greet Dletrcee and Spread to
Neck and len-Cure~ Wal
esesilu enema wliui night
Treefyment wee Recommend-
ed
There is no disease of the skin
more obstinate than rlngworm, and
the mother who writes this letter do-
es so fully realizing what it will mean
bout Dr. Cl1ase's -Ointment.
This remarkable cure was brought
about two years H50, and as there
has been no return of the distressing
disease there can be no doubt that
the cure is permanent.
Mrs. I), Stebbins, Grand Bend, Ont..
writes: “I am_ E0ing`to tell you of
my experience with Dr. Chanefs __Qlnt-
mont. My little girl had sores. come
out on 'ber head which looked like
_(ost, and I tried home treatment, but
nothing helped her. -I took ber to the
doctor, and be opened some of the
sorcs, which were as big as the yoke
oi' iln'egg. The salvc he gave me to
put on was ver severe, and the noor
- » ' 1 D g Y
SEAL cAPTuRED_._M,-_ Welling. fnillowirig numbers: Dialogue by the chilil would cry for an hom-.or more
.ton Murphy South Shore had the for- Efllmol °hUd"9¥l» Hllihllllld Fling IW
tune to capture u large Seal in from Miss Wright. Solo by Laurier McMil-
of his house ,I few days ag,,_ The la.‘n. Solo and reading by George Beer.
seal is still alive and Mr. Murphy is R”“dl“g“ ‘by Miss Agnew and 'R011'-B
quite proud of his catch and it had McGuigan. Solo -by Miss- Haverh ll.
apparently travelled ii long distance R""mm°“ bl’ Nadine R099” J- C-
having likely dm-ted in from the ice McKentirick presided and delivered
at Camphews Shm_e_ The seal was an admirably address referring to the
hard to catch and quite vicious and “Od work accomplished by me Cen'
15 now being carefully fed in me tml Red Cross Society. At the close
ymm, ,hm it may “VCA three rousing cheers were given for
after an application. For six weeks
it continued to spread all over her
head, and came down tc her neck and
cars. She suffered terribly. At. last
some kind ladies told me about Dr.
Cliase’s Ointment. so I got a box, and
the first time ‘I put.it on she was re-
lieved of pain, and the second time
the swelling was all gone. Before
we -had finished the first box the roi"-
es were nearily all gone. I have told
:ill the people around here about your
Olnlment. and I cannot praise it too
much, It is now two years since my
little girl was troubled in this way,
and it never came back, so you can
see she is completely cured. You are
at liberty to use this statement for
the -benefit of others who may bc
_-<ilf`l`t-.ring in a similiar manner."
Joseph Brenner, J. P., endorses
his _statment as follows: “This to
lioliil, Ont., and believe her statmr-nt
witli ri-fr-.|'cncc to Dr. (lllilsefs (lint
mmol, 0»L(,m.y has ,.e|“,.m-.,| I-,.0}n.` mont to -be true and correct."
[li-. Cliatses Ointment. 60 ct-_bbs it
box, itll tlealelrs or I-Jilmaltson, liai-
--s .‘.'f (‘o, lilmiied, Toronto. tif- sus-
picious ol’ the driiggist who trlos to
laik viiu into :tt-voptlnl: ii silhsiitlltf-.
SIIIIIIERS IIIISH
IN IIIIEBEII
(Special to the Guardian.
QIIEISEC, Feb. 16.-A fight broke
xiut litfri- yesterday afternoon between
the nieii of a draft battalion and a vo-
illf-l--P-' overseas battalion 'rlii-.y
tnixt-ii up in the fray very I`reciy, and
us it rt-suit it number were taken to
the military hospital. 'l_‘hc troubli-
is said to have been caused by slight.
ing i-cinarks by the volunteers about
tht- <~iinst-riptt-d men. '
iii.. *'
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fi. _ _Y 'W \ .¢1'
Rotary Club Iiears I
Gospel oi Movementj
_ _-E
(Continued from page one.)
star. l have never known a society to
fail because its ideals were too -high,
but I see many wrecks along the road
because t'deals of 'societies were
too low and their object too trivial.
lf the time ever comes when there
is not a street but is' clean, not a
home but is bright, not a life 'but Isl
pure, it is -because every individual:
In which he believes and leaves a per-r
fect social environment for the gen-
reations.that are to follow. It is -be-
cause I -believe rotary anti rotaryism
can do much to bring about that day
that l am ix rotarion, and will always
be glad- to speak it word in its name."
-'President Pidgeon was greeted- with
loutl applause at tilt- oiitsei of hL-i ud-
drcss which was _only t-_cllpsetl by the
great applause ut- its 4-.(l`1cliisl0~il.
which tlenlollsttjtttml the itppri-t-lation
of the rotarianr- present. (‘.hnli-nlau
Estabrooks in sipeaking ol' his mus-
toriy treatment of the su.lijet~t, said:
“lf only t.o heal- toiilg.ht's address. it
were worth while being a Rotarlan."
A solo was then given by Fred Gil-
ford. of Halifax (N. S;), followed by it
witty and clever titidress -by Rotarian
Professor Stewart, professor of phil-
osophy of Dalhousie 'Ilniversity, who
concurred in the priilciple.-‘I prepound-
ed by the chief speaker of the even-
ing. Rotarlan C. A. Munroe, of St.
John. delighted the audience with a
vocal selection, and United States
Consul H. S. Culver spoke, represent-
ing the Rotarlan spirit oi' the great
republic to the south of us. Dr. Mc-
Rae, dean of the Dalhousie Law
SchooI', a pi'omlnent Rotai-inn of l-Inli-
fax (N. S.) followed.
President Harry 'l`idm:trsll, of the
Chapiottctown (I’. =I-I. 1.), ltot_al'y (llnh
spoke t'or his club, anti of conditions
prevailing in the clu-ll in the Gartlell
of the Gulf, wlille President .lohn
llowlanil ci' the Irlalifax club express-
ed his appmciailon oi’ the spleniliil
otlilres.-1. of the intel-niitioliui presid-
ent :intl his rt-groi. that itll illo Halifax
libturians hitil uol tho opportunity
ot' Il(-aring II. ~
M:\y'ol' ll-.t_vt-s oxli-_llilt-ti' to ilit- vis-
iting. liotariuns llii- llospililliiy of tilt'
cily ol' Si. John :intl rcferi-oil in ti
brit-i' way to ilu- vi'-ry l'i'l‘t-_ridly .spirit
exlslillg In-Iwi-_t-ti ilic i.\vo I-Itit-:-1. A. il.
Wotnloic, pt'osi(Io|l;_ oi' thi-_ Si. .lblin
lloitrtl of 'i‘l-ntle, spoke ou hcltali ot
tflc liiisines.-‘. illtt-rests oi' thc i-_ity.anil
t~xi_i>_nilf-il it wolf.-ome i`roui that quart-
cr. Dr. I’cl‘t-_y lloilnt-ll sang at very
pli-_using solo which wus louilly ap-
pluiirleil, while the Y. M. (5. A. orch-
estra ftirnisllt-tl the lllttsitzol numbers
on the progrgiinlnc.
After each course oi' tho spleniliil
nlcntt had been (Ii.-post-il' of, Rotar-
iun (loot-go E. lloak oi' linllfax, lcd
in the singing of different selections
that liiid ‘been adopted -by the llalfax
club During the evening l’ro:-:itieni
Ttdiuitrsh announced the result of the
civlt-_ elections in Charlottetown (P.
E. I.) held yesterday, in which si-vol-
al prominent roluriuns had been ei-
ccted. V I
Before God Save the King. was
reached on the programme li. E.
Armstrong. Secretary ot' the -hoard of
trade. proposed it ions-t to the boys'
°JéTiL_. 1 ll 3
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|"'I..'L
i
As docs
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Saves . Fuel-w
. Saves lime-
 Saves waste
rotarlau spirit. ” '
at the front which was drunk in truss?
ANern"~» Se -lion
At I i.» .il‘ictiii..~.i session in the
board all ii-ac-e rooms, Ratarian Char-
lr-':<i Wl‘lQit reported umm _t1i,e__sictiviti '
los of the Halifax club 'during the
past year. 'i‘lle club had assisted ln
many patriotic aiforts.all of which had
been attended by success and on the
whole the organization -in the Nova
Scotia .caipital had_ enjoyed a very
prosperous season.
President Tldmarsh reported for
the Charlottetown club. which is -but
five montlrs old, but which has al-
ready developsd a phenomenal bump
of enthusiasm which has lfesulted' in
much practical and effective work. T.
l-1. Estubrooks addressed the after-
noon sesslon as did also Rotaljlan J.
C. Gai-is of Halifax, while ligibert Pat-
erson recounted the work of the St.
.Iohn cln-b for t.lie year which ,was
followed by the oiilt-liil rr-port of Sec-
retary Mcl'leath.
dliducntloii in lioiarlsln was discuss-
o by Pri.-sitlent llowlalul of lla-Ilfax,.
G. S. illlniin of (‘hui-lotietown. and
l'tupt-rt W. Wlgmore, M P., of St.
John, in 'brief' 'but timely speeches.
'l‘lic big ht-other movement. which liar-y
recently been lnrtuguratetl in St. John‘
and Httlifttx was particularly' emphas-
led. Rotarian Mt.-Allister, George E.
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Bed blood.-that lsr blood that
impure or impoverished. thln_ end
pete,-ls, responsible for more sll--
ments than anything else.' I
it affects every organ and function:
in some cases it causes catlrrllp- in
others, dyspepsia; in o_t11ers.rhe\_|lns-
tum; and in still others, weak; tit-ell;
ianguid feelings and worse troubles.
It is responsible for run-down
conditions, and is the mosbcopmon
cause of disease. - ` A
I;lood’s Sarsaparllla is the greatest
purifier and em-icher of the blodd th!
world has ever known. lt. has he
wonderfully stiizcesstiil in reiiiuvlagti
scmfula and other liilniors,-increuluj
the red-blood. corpliscles. and buildiillg
lip the whole system. Get.it_.todsy., ‘
‘which they lind received at the hands-
of the St. John llotury (‘-lub. District
Governor Macltot- then followed in ir
brief speech along similar lines. 
.loliu E. Wi-_clit of lliillftixj'followed__.
said that he wlslioil to plticcvon leo-»
orti' a resolution of thanks _for tile-
splendid anti prompt uid that the rot-_I
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Bouk und Harry Marshall discussed
the question of non-aiielulauce und-
gave some vcry practical and usei'ul_
suggestions in the solution of the;
problem. i
A. M. l]elding’s address on Boy‘s
Work was timely and to the point. He
eavc facts' and figures relative to cou-
ditions prevailing in St. Juhn and out
lying a scheme by which present con-
ditions might be overcome by proper
supervision. He did not believe that
the Rotary Club was stifllclently wide
to grasp anti. deal with the entire
question but he felt that it might
form tho nilcletis of the movement
and bring ti-bout the co-operation of
other societies. in such it movement.
Itotarian Dawson anti ltoiariiiu
(llnrke of Charlottetown also spoke
on this subject. The meeting adjourn-
od that tile members might g-reel in-`
leruntionl President Pldgeon at the
station '
The Visi‘orti
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'I‘lti- following members from Hall-`
fox :intl tlliiil-loiieiowii are in attend-
iinrt- at the tlisirlt-I 1-onvntllio-nz (I. ll.
Wrli-zlil, (‘. II. fllino. W. M. Walcott,
Isaac ll. (libson, Fred W. Killam, Wil-
liam ll. St-rivcn, liitrvey ll. Smith, W.
R. iviorion. R. D. Taylor, ,Herbert
Stewart, lt. I.. (lruhinn, llernmn A.
(fook, ._l. (T. (litss, Fred M. Guildi‘oril.
Bert Sinitli, Georg(-_ i`l. -Will-lace, W.
G. iiellinn. .l. li. Norton, Chas. N.
llutclicr, J. W. Roland, D. A. MacRae,
lllrbartl _\V'illi:nns,llitrry Marshall and
Arthur ii Dawson from ilullfux and
\\-'.li. ’|‘idmiir.-th, (l. S. lmniin, unii J.A.
(‘litt'.< from Chztrloitt-town, Il'_ I-Z. I.)
Morning Session
At tht-_ morning' session 'i‘. H. Esta-
brooks openeil t-:le convention with
nn aiiilress of welcome to the visitors-.
District Governor Mcltao then called
upon Pt-esitleiit Titlniarsh of Char-
lc-ttotown to reply. and in his address
be expressed the oppi-cciation oi' the
visitors 'in tilt- splendid welcome
ary clubs in St. John and Charl0tte~
town had given in tht- recent disaster
in Halifax. 'l`hc motion was seconded
by J. (J. Goss and passed. A general
exchange of idt-_us followed.
District (]ove_i-nor Macftae then
nominateii'(_‘hi1rlcs (flimo of Halifax.,
George Inman of Charlottetown' and
Alexander Wilson of St. Joimr as 8
nominating t-oinnilttec to select can-
didates for the office of district gov-
crnor. Whvn the governor is nomin-
ated he will not be appointed' until the-
general nieeting in Kansas city. Her-
bert I.. Stewart of llillifux J. A. Clark
ot' (`lmrlottctown and A. M. Beldlng Of
St. John we-re nominiiteil as n res`nl--
ution t~t'-lllltilltoie.
The scssioiis will lit- coiiliniled tu-
day und it is exputftt-tl that the work
of thc convt-itlion will be colnpleféd
by noon.
Hoqgsv
Tho wt-_li known liockt.-y players
"Amin-rat iianil»i<»i~.~i" the i-hampiolis
oi' thc past i-ii-asoll will arrive In tile
city this r-vi-ning to lint- up for Iwo
games oi' liut-key tomorrow and Wed-
nesday evenings with the local team,
the Millionaires. Among tllosB'.~e!--
pected to be In-rc :ire .lack Twadllle,
Lester Lowtlii-i-, (‘_iii-ran, (‘lirist_opher,
Taylor, 'l‘ohi|i, 'l`II»l»ltts. I-“rlel ilnd
Black. ` - _
lt is I-xpi-t~tcil that the game will be
played on thc six man, three twenty-
ininutt-_ periods, which will make it
much i'uster :intl nitlro exciting.
Cllarlottctown'.~i lint- up will be pra-
cticality tllo stllllr- its that which beat
rlulnincrsidt- in tin- Arenal ii few
weeks ago. ~-
The lnllllon:tirc'.~i second team
which I-ro.-i.~t-_-. siirlis with thc Prince
of Wales boys, Wcdnt-stliiy night. will
consist ot a vcry fast bunch of young
players such its J. li-lclfluchern. Em
Carmody, I.. krycntoii, H. Larlze, J.
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