,»€_.
ltrb,
if
Shoe Style with  
_ Quality
` .L
Onriiow spring shoes
are hero.
Miny trappy styles
shown in Browns and_
i OTTAWA, April '11,-.A lllemourand-.7
uni tabled in th Common»_today by
Mai°r'Ge`nsrai Mswbiu-ii. Minister ui
Militia, gives details of the _war uc.
""|.“°“ DF U10 Department of Militia
andbeisnce from January `i. 1918, to
November' 15,, ms, bi- lou-ra nw, _"__
sr the ornilstlce-wua.s_lanea. 'rho most
'illf6\‘°Bt»i-|15' feature of t`h’e'.memnrauQ-'l
“H1 is li t§b_ulo.ted statement show-
ihs by provinces the number of meli
H8 Well as the nnmber secured by the
M. s. ii, vqiumem teenies iosoili-
aud _draftees 83.355. ~Vol_u.nte_era and
<ll‘&ftee's in sonio of the provinces'
were. Quebec, volunteers, 52,993, draf-l
toes, iaoso, New enniswicx, iaoas'
and 5,157: Nova Scotia and -Prince
Fdward island' 24.456 and 5,442 `
~ln addition to the 98,355* secured by
the Military Sei'-vice Act and tabulat-
ed above, there were on leave with-
out pay under the order-in-council re-'
luting to compassionate and hardship
cal-iss 24,933 men. There were also
Gre_\-us, high iiieflium and l 16,300 msn liable only to noneeiiiiiiti-
lgw 'h9QIS_in A_  C_ D_ jant services either as conscientious
& E. widths.
Get fitted here.
this oi. iii.,
$’ 
nie their ii '
Pliorooiuriil
_ Ar
CO0K’S STUDl_0
New`Desbr1say Blocli
Corner Queen and Grafton Btrests
Phnrlottelowu. P. E_ 1, _
EVENTUALLY
WHY N0-'lgNOW?
llave Your Photo _
_ ` Taken by A _
Bal'-or _Photographer
Arti  _ h I
ChurIi]Jt|l`ct0wi)n,  _ I _
_ Photographs of all sizes, lilfms to
it all size amateur cameras are ro.
ieived fresh every ivceli. _ `
Moderate prices
Personal attention to Amateur
P,h0wmi>hy '
 
A careful selec-
tion of evefy line
of Jewelry' marks
our stock. _
We will be pleas
ed 'to have you call.
W. N.~ Taiiton
_ .ii-:wi-:inn
ll=~rQ 
1
Do You Know
That we operate the only
Lens Grinding Plant on P.
E. Island ?' ' -
That we employ a skilled
Surface -_»Grinder,~ and are
daily. rinding from the
rt>_ugliHlq:issi-t e-most com-
Plica iiids of lenses? -
Those 'are facts, which
mean a_ good deal to the
Glass wearing public, doing
“WHY with the annoying
delays caused by sending
away for special lenses.
Send your glasses in by
mail, you'l| get them bac
llrqmptly and in perfect con-
-dition. _ _
Call in and look over our
plant.
G. F. llutoheson.
_ ri »' a .3 ._ st_risi snd0pticia
Times El(-Yftirm Ano- ' 2
The memorandum states tiiiit on
O<l!0bEr 31, 1918, there wergm still
ments, 36.000 men: of whom 25.000
were infantry. 5.000 engineers and
2,000 artillery. ' ' - `
_The number of reinforcements sent
overseas from January 1. 1018, to tae
date of the signing of the armistlc:
was 07,000. ' '
SERVED GERMANY IN ARMY
- . ' AND AS SPY
' NEW YORK. April 11-Because Mrs
James W. Gerard. wife of the former
un excellent ruemory for laces, Henry
Bode. the only American soldier con-
victed of serving Germany as a spy,
is now serving a ten-year sentence in
the disciplinary barrucksat Governor's
Island it was teamed' here today i
Bode, accoidinirto his confession af-
ter Mrs. Gerard had identified him as
ii man in German uniform who had ‘ap
poured one day at tlie American embas
sf: in _Bc-rlln, wearing the llron Cross,
ilosoried froni the Alucrirnn/Ariny at
Fort Bliss, Texas, in July»19i4. and
inode his ivuy to Germany, .-where he
entered the German Army. _ ~ 3
After winning 'lilo iron Cross in :ict-
ion nirainst film Allies, _hotieentered
the Gei_'in:i'ii_lntclllirencc service. was
sent to New York und evciitiially to
Mexico, wliorelie was ordered to work
toward suibrolllng Mexico and the Un-
ited Stat/es in wnrfand to blow up the
'I‘a1iipl_co fields. _
__ Fearing foi his life in Mexico, Bode
crossed the Amerlizin border into Cull-
fornia_and surrendered to immigration
authorities. At his court martini nt
Governor’s island Mrs. Gerard idcntifi
ed him aes the mon in German uniform
she had seen in Berlin, and Frank
Mill,`-Mr Gei-erd's valet corroborated
ber statement. _
________,__,_....___-
FROM .iosevu w. ensoo.
itfopyrigbt.) . . . .
. . .
Special Cable to The Mail and Einlllfli
LONDON. April 11.--Opiwviiiw 1°
iurtiiei- nilimiry commitments on the
Archangel front is hourly increasing
here principally ‘ in labor quarter
where (len. Marclfs statement is coo-
sldered to he the most reliable evi-
ricnce of the true situation there.
But this isnot the only bomb that
bus been hurled into the cdnip""of
those figuring on the . despatch of
strong relief forces. . Labor iwlleveii
that President Wilson has in his pos-
session most valuable evidence re-
garding conditlons in' Russia and tha
anxiety of Lenine' to sccumpeace. Not
only labor but Liberal opinion -here
anxiously awaits the p\lbllC&ti0D °!
the stems-auiili report mods 1° U10
Pi-cola . _
The miners have already taken an
unequivocal stand against the further
despatch or troops to Russia and yes-
terday and today other unions -_of
great `stren_gtii have come out against
the Ardlinngel DIN- ‘ -
n Even the Daily Express declares
this Archangel ‘plan ered heffiils-
and says there is soinei.lllil'¢ lilklily
suspicious iiionvtt. It furthe.-/states
out ‘cliiifiiiilii noi- im inwrm 'hi-i wif
leagues about this new Wm' 0ii‘i¢-9
m_0ve_. ._ _  .
, The Parliamentary committee. Q19
Trades ' 'Union' 'Congress and thc
National iiixscutlve 0! thv IMP" 9"'
W Wm how o Joint meeting to decide
on tim mips oi no liken to 011909*
conacrlption nnd the 00.V°fl\\U°"¢
|,0||L-_.- toward Russia. '
Just' when the first rays of iialit
have penetrated through the indus-
trial cloud- and sbetter labor Ili-iw'-l0\\
3," been created than for meal'
months past, this Archangel itll”
looms as a new disturbing factor.
_,3..i¢-1-¢¢'__*1*“*i .
snow," me the suse -manner. you
are the heroine. You are sunimsd '-0
suffer more t-hill ll1¥\’°‘|Y °I°° in "N
pliy. You must PU! Y°“"°U W” '
frameof mind which represents Irie!
uni remorse." "I low." f°v"°4 "‘°
.igodlng woman. "l'll try *-0 103° *Y*
.self believe l'm one of the 9.00919 YU’
who vounteei-ed* for mili_t_arg, servicl: i
olijcctors or by reason _of the _-'W... _
available in Canada ror .reinforceg
American arnbassador to.-Germany img.
ent .
‘ _l amos continued uutil__a l_et`o'_l£our.
,on _pairasoverelaii tease this PK(-”`\n|nard's Linlmqae cum Dipvniioria
id  wr  j..__!'mi' J \ ' fini .-l i . "1   t A = . . ` " ` " -'  '__-.4.»,c_....~_i...it;».@
APitIL_ill..lr9iil_-$3. ‘ ‘  _ I
**    - '  srl-1_i:.oii.'ili.rm crown G.llA.h.D1i~ _   i 1 _'1;f\_€-iii
.§2§3.li£2?£'§'§.`i.'flf‘if.__ |  '__' _THE E'AS'[ERN'.G'UARDlAN
_ . ,....,. _  \ _
. .'l‘l' PAYS to buy in this provln¢s_'
..*NOTlCE.\--Cunie _to the luritef
Auction Suiefoi stock, crop and ilu-
_Dlelllents at -W. I); Compton's, Ban-`
ker' on Monday April Zlsi. _ “
~ -  ~ - oesoa-izn4iph.'
..°N0’lfiCE.-Owing to our takingl
the Monet' for the famous Eastman'
Kodak Cnmpaiiywe are new selling
the Annes Camera rind all Aiisco slip-
pliea at a' discount of 25 par cent. oft.
H. J. Mellon, _Optometrist & Prescrip-
tion Druggist, Montague, P' E. lv
` 4" ' 4130-3-26fuw[lD3Wl£B.
.. .»l.oNa o:i.AvEo aox.-- Mrs.
John T. Mellisb, Montague, received.
a parcel from het son Sherman in
Belgium, w?_h_~was` mailed last fall..
Mr._Mell|s wrote giving the- con-
tents of the box long ago. but "when
it -was received here last week, there
were several valuable articles missing,
the'box having been opened at a rec-
ent date and stuffed full of papers,
issued in March, this making clear
the fact that someone meddleil with it
lately. The box, although tin, wus in
a very delapidated condition when it
arrived at the Montague post office. _.
` \
.RFAREWELL PARTV.--A vi-ry
pleasant farewell party wus liolrl ul
thehomc of Lawson CumlJbell,.Mill-
town Cross, when a number of friends
gathered to bid farewell to- his sister.
Misa Esther, who leaves on return to
Boston, after spending the winter at
hui' home. The evening was pleiisiint-
ly spent in games and inuiilc-,= when
shortly before the crowd dispersed,
one of the girls att-piped forwnrdantl
on behalf of her girl friends, present-
ed Miss Campbell with n _beautiful
gold crescent pin. set with pearls
as it-sllnlit remembrance of' tlicii'
i
l
“guid times" together, After bidding
farewell, and wishing Miss Llalitpliell
all kinds of good luck, though deeply
regretting licr ilepariunc the crowd
,left for their liomeo, feeling they hal1`i
spent a. most enjoyable evening. Miss
Campbell left on Thur-sday for Bos-
ton, her mother accompanying her to
Charlottetown, and `wlll spend a _few 5
days there before rotunilng lioiiie. l
. ..#ANNANoAi_`:.- ,iliiiongii nie,
travelling is -very bud the iiiiiil .coiiienl
downfrom cardigan iiyilie ntnnrni`
carrier S. ‘McAuliiy, every iiny.--
Tliere are going io he quite li nuniber
ui' new buildiiigs erected this sum-
iner. -Mi-. John C. Mcllonnld, ,Dnreli
is izoilng to build it lnrirer liousd for
himself and the Bloomfield farms.--
Mr.-J. T. Cauipboll__is to put up si
large barn nt i'oiht_ l'uplnr.--Miz W.
W. Robertson is also going to build _u
large barn n.nd»severai fariners are
doing n lot oi' repairing. All the lum-
lier-ii at ii. N. iiowiens Mui io no
i-itiwed. There ls also it great quant-
ity of other lumber and the yard
around is piled up with lt.-There has
been quite u boom ln this vicinity in ‘
moving buildings.-Mr. James Banks
moved the house purchased i‘rom ll.
ll. llowlett to ills own place while
Mr. Neil Morrison moved the barn
that lid bought from ll. ll. Howlett
down' to the vllluizc und Mr. llcrbcri
Blecket hauled his house n snort dis-
tance. 'This work wus supervised ‘by
A. McDonald.--Tlic fishermen ure
busy prepaiing for the season‘s haul.
...M,~_ Goorgi- E, Saville, bout ,builder
is lin:-ry building unrl repairing bouts.
-The ici-. is ini-it disappearing and
.tnnundnlc l-[arbor is aa clear of ice
.is in the summer.--There is very
little talk of scarcity of fodder hero
as everyone stems to have euouiih
and some to 8ll“l‘¢~’_0-
..°RECEPTl0N T0 HEROE8.-
The Montague Red Cross Society
gave il rt-coptinu. on Wednesday ev
suing April 9th in the Odd fellows
Hell to all returi`iud boys in Montague
and vicinity. The-ru was a lll‘0i¢l'Hil1l1l‘*
of songs, recltntlons etc., followed by
s contest and vurlous games. The
boys under the direct care 0( the
'Montague Red (fi-oss Society Wlw
fought overseas, were preheated with
-a five dollar. gold piece each. The sd-
drona io_ connection with 8138 `W\°
very ably given by the president of
the 9oq|¢¢y_ Mr. _Gordon ._ives. the
presentation being made by_`_M\‘S7_ M-
-li‘. McDonald. Lunch wail s_t:r_Vcil'l>Y
the-Red Cross ladies, after which-the
:ities the singing or are Nsilqnaimfn-
them brought the successlul`socl\.l to
a close. Rev. C. lil. Armstrons M100
as chairman and gave the opening ad-
dress. lt was sasscvtsd darlns thi'
evening that the town give one gi-and
reception tc the boys when they have
_all rotumed and. niako it o commun-
ity affair. The lilies. of the lied
fCrosa who are few In number. ¢=\\/0
` this small social to the lwyl Ind limi'
friends, but we hope at some 'future
time all 'the women of MontaS\\~\ Will
partake of an enjoyable reception as
well no be able to .provide reiresli-
. ments and assist in the servinl. as A
large gathering of this' kind entails ii
greet deal of work and planning 'ned
e (ew auch as are in the society could
not undertake it without a :rest
deal of outside assistance.-1'.
.`.°TWO`CENT8 PER WORD eacli
insertion for advertislngin this coi-
umn.- Casb‘niust accoiiipimy order
ininltiwui charge twenty-five cents. -
.'.*cHQncH SALE.-Oh Saturday
night last, the Ladies ol tin- Method-
ist -Church, Montague, had n véry
successful' Bale of Ice criiain in Mr.
W. A. Cumi‘niiig's nltldlo.-T,~.
.AQAINFUL _Aq,o|b'ENT.- Mr.
Louie Campbell -of ive Montague
Mig. Co.. met with nn accident, lost
week by`lin_vlug his ilugi-rs niunizled
by the sew lu the mill. Mr. -Campbell
iii reported improving and we hope to
soon see iilui back to work again.+’l'.
..'“ANOTHER CELEBRATION. --
The residents of Union Road, Kings
Lil-0. -Mellisli. on Tuilsiiaiy evening
April 8th to do honour to their lwo
reiiirned heroes viz: James Melliah
und Earl Moore. The boys were pre-
sczitcd with suitable gills, umroiiipiin-
lc.l by an address. The address
was very iiblc 'delivered by Mr. Fred
li. Mellisli. ‘The evening was very
pleasantly spent after which the lud-
ice provided dainty refreshments.-T
l~I,\STER1\' PERSONALS.
..‘°Mr. Louis Costello. Prinirosc, is
vi.-lting friends in Albion.-G.
~. .°.\lr. Riclmrd. Creed, Albion was fi
raw-mit _visitor to Cardigan :uid Bruden-
cil, --U.
..“(‘apt. Porrior, Montague, left on
tit v/celrto start his seu.<iou's work
i :i his vessel.--T.
..‘“hirs. Donald liiclfaclierii, Mon-
lwtuo who .bas been confined to her
-- Hllc f0r~s0mc time is liniproving.-T.
..'Mrs. J_. L. Yonnker, returned to
iii-r home last week after ai. pleasant
il=lt to lrlendsln Si. Peters and
Frlullni liope.-fIf,_ _
..°Mr. Gcrncy Campbell of the
lfiilifnx School for the blind, is vis-
iillill l‘i*‘,l>aroiits.Ml‘. _and Mrs. Dav-
i i Caiuiplicll, 'M¢`J,u_tu|.riic.-T.
..*'l'he`Guar'din.n regrets to report
itir. John J. llyiles, Montague? very
l'l with pneunioniii. Very little hope
1:; enter-tained of his recovery.--'l‘.
' __. _
.."-'iflic friends of Miss Ola McDon-
fllfl. Montague are delighted to see
l- -i' out again, since her recent rec-
overy _from an operation of appendic-
ill.~'.-'I`.' _ _
ADDRESS AND' PR.ll8ENTAT-ION
.\ number of friends and neighbors
init .recently at thc ` liouie of_Mrs.
llzirry Petliick, Cornwall to bid aduo
le her mother. Mrs. \_Vn1. Frizzell be-
i'<H'B lcnvlnir to ,reside in Covehead.
The first part of the evening was
spent in games and muslc~nftei' which
ii liitndsomo rockingfchair carried by
four of her grand children, Ethel
l‘othlnk. Giissie Frizzeli, Anetri and
lletty `lIov.uril was pri-si-nl.ed nc-
roiiipuulcii by the following nddrcss
been indicted on a conspiracy 0h‘Hl‘i§€-
~ SEN.\`A'I`lONAL i
_ r 'l`HlR'l`Y DAY SALE
i
OF Boots AND snoies
lt is my intention to rc-open my Grocery store, 173 Grafton
Street about May lst, in the mean time i have secured a lot of Boots
and Shoes, mostly women” , which must be cleared out within the
next tcw weeks, the prices should do it.
- Womens Buttoned Boots, Black sizes 2 to 4, only ..... .......$2.5li
\`\`omcn’s Black Pumps and Oxfords sizes 2 to 4, only........2.50
V\'o|nen’s 'l` an Boots and Shoes, sizes 2 to 4, onIy.._....-...._.2.25
Women"s laced boots, all sizes (limited quantity)_____,,_________2.95
Co., nsseiiililerl at the home Of Mr.. _ -
, _
L. A. HASZARD
A 173 Grafton Street, Opposite St. Paul’s Church
 
v
i
me "L 1 --f" _ i f 'e______  _:gi
reall by Mrs. Friiiilr llo\\'ni'd.
Dear Mrs. Frizzcll: I I
..    ..  P.E. Island Egg Laying Contest
very much that you are about to leave
the couiinuiiity in which you novo re- r
sided for so many years. We sliull
iiiisg your geiiia] smile and pleasant
face; allways refidy to lend a helping
hand in your own quiet willing way? .
your place will not be easily filled.
We ask you to accept this easy chair
us un indication of the case and coin-
iort with wnlcll we hope the riziuniiiini;
years of your life may he lillcd, null
‘ Monthly Report for March, 1919
J
Experimental Farm, Ch’townf
also as a manifestation oi' the love and -- - i
esteem which wo -all have for you. _ ~.,
Mill’ YUUP WG bi* fill'-`d Wm* GU” .\ri|iic;iliil .-\ridrcss of Owner
shine and may llenvcnh richest lili~i.»=
Variety ‘
ERI*
Laid
in _
Munll
'l
ing be yours is the wish ot' your l'i-it-.ii-li:
and neighbors. _
Although taken completely by sur-
prise lvlrs. Fi-izzle thanked the l’ri¢-lids
in a. pleasing miinncr. '
The pleasant. sociable cvi-iiiilg was
brought to n close by siiii.:ini’:' "God bi- speirse Jame5` ,rmcadiei P’ E. L
with you till we meet ugzilii ond the
_ lined, .-\. T.. Bolling Dain, N. B.
N‘"l°““l “““l“`“" Cnin. Henry. M. D.. Falmouth, N. S.
GERMANY MUST PROVIDE LABOR
FUR RECONSTRUCTION
_ PAIUS. April 12.-Gerinany.althougli
her prisoners will be released iit the
eni] ol`,tlie armislicc, probably will
bo required in thc Pence settlement to \lcl)onaId. Hey. J. .I , Kinkora. P. E. L
provide u part ui' thi- labor needed for H0i'SfetII, Bert, St. Lambert, P.  “ _"
the rebuilding ol' dcvaslritofl regions NQHIQ. Wlllldln. Beal' RlV€l'. P. E. I- " "'
as well as labor nt. home in the inunu- MCK"\U0"» W~ J 1 Tl‘UI`0, N- S.
fzicture or production of iilritelrliils to PlCIi8l`d.'w.'»l.. CI1&l‘I0l.i.Bl.0Wfl. P. E. I.
be used in restoration work. ASIICUHU-T3' C0"°B°~ T|'\||'°- N- S-
' Mcl\lillan, Mrs. Gordon, North River P.E.l.
llaslam, l". W. E., Springfield, P. E. I.
A l-li~2A\fv miiaiens
Adamson, 'I`. U.. l_.aiireI. Que. B. P. ROCKS
Tait.. W. E. li., Dorchester. N. B “ " '°
Dmvton. ll. li.. l95 Cr-wan Ave.. Toronto. li. Inlieds
B. P. Rocks
lR. l. Beds
Neales, Molly. Hartland, N. B.
Rodd. B . Braokley Point, P. E. I.
lietson. William. 'I`ruro, l.\‘. S. -
LIGHT BBEEDS.
Chapman.  B.. Amherst. N. S.
.|B. P. Hooks
,R. I. Reds _
IICUIISS
it it
“Do you think you will bc ztcliiiitt-
ed?" asked Jones oi n friend who had
\Varren_ l‘l.I...-i0Oak A-ve..Si. Lambert. P.Q. W. Wyandoites
W. Wyandottes
Aird. P. E.. 293 West Notre Dame, :\l'treaI._W. Wyandotscs
White Legliorir
Iahite Legliorn-
li9
l-15
133
Ili()
50
H25
H9
|260
l
'i
l5l
|43
125
I5
l6"
I4.
l
l2(l
IO4
II4
l53
l 29
G5
62
’l'ouil
Eilid'
_ to
Date
i-1'
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_sis
474
4.57
4 ll .
216
2.66
ees
-loo
2-is
i-io
on
|3610
400
U23
I i I 5
fil 2
322
il l
247
|92
I94
_ ~ _ |1220 g`e“i'6`
\ Grand Total ...................... .. 2480 |6226
"YGS, l think s0.'“"‘Hii.s Y0\l\' Il1WYl’f\°l
given you good grounds to think so "~l ]_ G_ M()]{G\N _ L_ _]_ H(_)W_"|°'f"
"No," responded the hopeful client,
"lint lliave given him good grounds to |4353-ll-7 M Ii.
tlilnk so. l'vc rioerled liini itll my real I
estate as his fee." I
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