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»;-5 ._ -PA-GE TEN __ - _ 1-nu cn§._lzr.o'r1‘1a:Tow_il GUARDIAN 
_ __ JANUARY,__-51915  _ _
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CSOR
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You Hove Always Bought, and which has been
.Ipr over 80 yeais, has borne tho signature of
‘ and has been made under his per-
' ,_ _  sonol supervision since its infancy.
. .' Allow no one to deceive you lu thig,
All Connbcrfcits, Imitations and °‘ J ust-as-good ” arobni
Expcx1ments'tlmt'trifle with and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Experimenk
What- is CASTCRIA I 1
(lastorln is a liarnilcss substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
gorlp, Drops and Soothing Syrups. lt is pleasant. ft
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its nge is its guarantee. lt: destroys \\’oi.*lna
und nllays Eeverislincss. For more than thirty years it
has -been lx. constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, “'ind Colle, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhaza. It regulates the Stomach and Bowcls,
nssimilatcs the Food, giving' healthy and natural Sleep.
The Ch.l.Idren’s Panacca-The Mother‘s Friend.
i-El
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és"NenA|. Jorrnz Ano ornsn
os:-'icsns Honouneo.
wHA1' His Mliaesrv snw. AND
1 ` - DID.
'l‘Ixe,foliov»-ing detailed and ex-
tremely valuable account of the
V. Kinja wqeiyin France is contributed
~by___the unohicial "Eyewitness," 'of
The"'Tlmes whose recent dispatches
have been justly appreciated.
MONDAY.
Ou Monday. Iiulh I\‘ovelnber, his
Majesty the King. accompanied ` Ill'
the Prince of \\'alcs, who had 50110
io ilu- <-oust to lncct liinl. reacllt-d Gen-
crul lleallqllurlctls uf lilo liritlsll Arlily
in l~‘ran<~t- oil his visit to his lroops in
the lit-ld. On alvrivai his Muji-sly WHS
salllied by at Guard of Ilonour. and
`vvas l'i-ceived by Field Mlirsliul. Sir
John Frcucll.
Earlier Ln the day his Majesty had
ln;-.peeLeil some of the llospltuls at the
base. including one for the Indian
sick and wounded.
The programme for his stay includ-
ed a tour round the Army Corps and
also the bestowal of decorations to
some of those to whom they limi D09"
to poriious of _one Cavalry C0l'l>l llld
then to the Third Ann¥-C°\`i’5- lleces'
sitated a circular .l0\ll'l19¥ Of 501119 70
miles. The Prince of Wales, as be-
fore root part in the tour. Luckily
the WN!-llbl' was belief '~l“‘“t:_t'“-‘d
been Tuesday. After ii._mo r,_ D
of ove,€__lmlf an hour In 01° U*lp‘l"'
mornin "air: the » nrowssion- wal -met
by tlieacgvnlry Gorlls-Cpmmailderyid
his Stlil. Here the _Kilt left his our
and followed by his suite _a.nd'-=§t_\f_I,
walkepabetwecn two long linos._.1j-..ot-
nloun e fiiien which were almosif con-
tinuous. There wasno glitter about
this parade. save that of the swords.
and _vet it was a splendid sight. strik-
ing in its outword buslnossllke appear-
anse and in its inner significance. llerc
collected together in two rows stret-
ching ill lout: perspective tl0\\'ll the
slraigllt road for over u mile was u
larger hotly of llriilsli Cavalry than
most people halve ever sl-cn; and ii.
was only n fraction of thc mounted
forces ill the field; Slowly the Klutz
willked along. taking the salute and
the troopers as he reached the end of
eiicli unit.
.-\t the end of this double lille of
cavalry were the Headquarters of thc-
General Conuuallding the Corps. situ*
ills use will-l ills nioors some llll full
THE TEIIIIIFIG Pilil
f oE"r/tits or 'rl-is vlslr. -.innr onlne day.-which included nvlsll ___ - _ ,
Illlllllii ltftilli Tlilii ills lil!
Was Saul ly “Fnii-a-lim".
Dnvsnum, Our., just xsth. 1913.
"I nm agenenl storekeeper at the
above address, and on account of the
great good I have experienced from
'using “Fruit-a-tives", I recommend
than to my customers. They were a
great boon to me, I can tell you, for
about two years ago, I was laid up in
bed with vomiting and a terrific pain
at the base of my skull. The pain
= néhriy drove me mad. Doctors feared
it would turn to Inflammation of thr-
steadily until I was cured. I have
gained fifteen pounds since taking
"Fruit-a-tives", and I verily believe
they saved lue from a disastrous ill-
11°==-"- 1. A. coluuvlzsu.
_=.oc. 1 box. 6 for $2.50, trial size.
25c.--or sent postpaid on rccelptpf
pric: by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
 
Slllillllgll' il0lUl0“'l'~“lK0d U10 ¢`ll0°l`5.°l llouhnix. lu froui stretched il ridge
whit-h has In-en the scene of some of
the most di-speprnte fighting, und alum:
it the still smoking ruins oi` the villages
sllowed up black `ulld dt-solute. To the
left rose the lowers of Ppres nlnidst
:itcd in a cllarlliinl; cllatt-au. which lint. which me moth Ha" and C_\,_hL,dr“|
cellulite CASTORIA Atwllvs
/. Bears the Signature of awarded. -These tours were made on
°- U99" Visited- though “°'- d““‘“g°d° l“'° 'were easily distinguisllahlc. Tile ex-
Tuesilay, Weilliesday, and "l‘llursday.
and comprised a call at the headquar-
ters el' the different corps. a meeting
with tllewllvisloilal generals and briga-
tllers. all which their respective slatis
had the honour of being presenled,
and an inspection oi' all the troops not
actually in-the tri-riches, who were
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In Use For (Iver 50 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
YN1CZNTAURC°PdFANY,N¢WY°”KCi.'Y_
 
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- GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED AIJS.
Ona cent per word first Insertion ln this column, half cent _-er word
each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge
Twenty-five cents.
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AGENTS wiiisn |L°§r -A PURSE QETWEEN
» . .\:\i;»If-i'.\fm .-1 tim-~< ry biorc and
VV3NTED"5fL_E5NlEf`l _E_XCl:_l_)S_l_\_/E; .\lorf-_ll Ilollsl.-_ I-`iu<l:-r l».-zlve with
_ . - , '- ' ' '-`- ’ -_ '  \-_-1--.-1:-2 ;i‘
mes, \\`rlt~-. Luke llriulit-rs. l.illilt LOST “_____, ___ ____ _ __ __ ___ _T `__?r_!;__!
_ _,I `.._._._.____ -_ _ - _i._ _- -- I. :-.. . i ~
Kd' Momma" In I ‘WU -. l'=ill.l Ilnl'-l. lilllll h`It'.i~\'\- l.Illk.~i; lllltl-
I
`A“GV-f74"TTS>_lA/YA'NTE£.';-"i<l_ "1-ll for "'I`li1: -`
Old Reliable Funlllill .\ul.=i-rii.-.=,” `.\'o
_teach our nicn to sf-ll. I-`,.\:pr-rir-iiw
xlnnecessary. lligllr-st ciiiiiiiziwfi,-li
paid. Hallilsonle frcc cqulpilu;-lit.
Stone & Wcllinglorx 'I oronlo, Ulu.
|5945-1:-iIn:li'.-Ei
 
FOR SIILE
FOR SALE-'I`\-."0 pairs t`las.~i A I-`oxi_-ii.
Apply to llox .-\ IIS. Allie-rtoii.
I\ll2-i-lm.'»ipd
FOR SALE-3 PAIRS ISLAND RED
foxes. .\ppl_v J. Il. .l\lll.~»mi_ .\l1-x-
andra. .\lls'-lr-£ll.‘.l-ii.
HJXES FOR SALE. - BLACK
Silvers. males or if-mill--.~'. l"lll'll|1-1'
parliirlilors apply :ii .\':\iuu¢-I l\'--li
nedy. Vliarlnicinyiil. f~ll‘--I mlii
Fon s/il_E.-New l-non uname
Piano cheap for ralsll to qui. li '>\i,~~|
or will take port in It--lizlllle l-`i>:.
Stock. Box 20 ture (Iliarrliou -llh 
was-lu-;'-;,‘»i<;i,»~!.
FOR SALE. SlL\/ EP. BLACK FOXES
absolutely fre-ri of rl-.il and rusl. One
Thnnsanrl Dollars per pair. 'l`lic:~'e
are yearling foxes, also cross foxes
-irom fifty to seventy-tive _per cull.
black and silver. $17.7 pl,-r pair. All
ure truarantecd as rr-prt-si-mf-il. llall
cash oil piirnliasf: must :ie-vonipnuy
order by wire in .\'¢-w York Vity
funds. All lzouds 'ls-liver:-rl at Monu-
toll for final sffltlt-lllf.-lil. .\ll pups
ments rcflllldrrll if i`o.\\-s arf- not as
lepresellteil. .liiiuf-s .\. liuui, -iii:
'I‘lllrd Sl., ilrooklyn. .\'. Y.
¢1!»'.o-lt~l;',\i\Ti
Iit:LP WANTED-MIILE
S15 WEEK AND EXPENSES. T0
travel, slpnnllillni; lm-al rr-pri--1-l|v;»
lives. Wllltlleld Liilscolt, l>'rullt-
ford.
WANTED.-15 MEN TO WORK IN
lulllher wi1nrl:-_ (lilly lzuml msn
need apply. I-‘or pariiifulurs apply
to E. (I. Mlzlionald. mrf- ol' lil--lj.
tlllfler & (Tn. .\d'vli1’.-IT!-2\|llI\v
WANTED-A lilly rllzli will liiillt null
take care of stork. _-\;»pl_v in p<-r-
son at I-`. .|_ Ilol|ii:.»ii`.~l sinri- In-v\v».-1-'l
V hours ol' 9 and I0 in ilu- morliiwz.
2-llflii li' Zillulil-il
 
' LOST
i§£\Ts'T.`-'LIN sumlvlénslbe. sl.Aci<
lieatllor Ilalulbug. purplf- iiiilug.
loop llandlc, voillliiniiilx .-.lim oi'
money and open film- small \vilH-ll.
Pintlcr please -If-ave an t`h.irll-“_
McLellan's Drug Store, tsllfi-l-lliill
i-:' pl~-:l'<»- r~-l.l1r1l in (I. II. Taylor
i ~-'I ll' r ;-.nil l'¢;t-1-iw; iw-\-'ur-I,
.\¢r32-12;-3(=l.ilip<l
:; 
_  iAlSCE_LLllNE0l.lS
` can bc rum-Iicil by L-xperieliccd rall-
_ eiicr ilczii- (‘harloteto\vn, tcrlns roas-
‘ omliile. Apply liox 4-'Ji Vlinrlotte-
I mwn. 70:5-12-imlr.
|wAN'rEo.- A nm nao`u'r. is
years old as an apprentice.-_ Apply
to W. N. Tanton, Watchmaker
6014-10-12Mtt.
E: __._-_. __
g SITUIITIOIIS VIICIIHT
3./5' Fon'TH|nTv'oAvs'.<=\?§;: ii-or-lrf
I \\'rili- for f'on|r:ii-1, |Irzull_='-(l:\rrf-l.-
sou. l..iii:il~:'l. llrallill`\:l'il.
ff_'__'-- ___ _
I T0 LET
To RENT Two LARGE 'FURNISH-
i-il rooiiis. Apply nl. Zflfi lirullull
- QI. X108-I-Ililllllld.
_ _wlnien
_ Sl I UATIUN WANTED.-Svmslllull,
lii:il'r‘IHI. ill.-:-'iri-.4 posiliull ill
.~.|n|'- or wzlrf-Iiu|i.~=.--, fill:-i-ll
, _‘milk llld t'oiintr_\' I-:<|n~ri--in-1-_ gro-
~'~l'_'.. Ii:ll'iI\v:lri-_ i-ir, t'li-vi-r \\'i||il||\\-
tirl-.~-<1-1', |51-Ill-f wlil:-l`. l’I|-lll_-' \-.ilrli
\-.null-il. |‘|'fr»i-iii I-4-l'lIi lon soil.
I llllimlizlrl Ullii-I. 2\lll~l-I-inlipd
` WANTED-ity :l youul: lurly. liourd in
-I -wiv-*o |;»v~iil.\’- Ilmnu allollle. Ap-
|:l_v at this ullico. 001|]-I l-I-inll.l`
L-.H v-UX COMPANIES OR PRIV-
nli- llwlit-rs' ol' fox (`olnpllllit-s Slot-k
\-no i.r~_¢ prep-.tri-rl lo sell siiurns nt
pril-i-s In-lviiv pllr value, pls-use
ioinlliui|i1-:\\<- with lls.--- Mairlu-is
zllw- di-pri-szu-il. hill wi- have t-lit-ills
Iwilll 1-:lall wllo will rlllisllitfr Stlllzk
lnirlgaiius ill ilu- lllziv-lc Silver l"ox
I lim-. and wi- nrr- lu position to dis-
pli:-'.f.- ol' .slllyrlilllilliil Ilioliksv nl' stork,
il' olfi-rr-ll nl linlt-I_v pril-.<-s,--livltlrl-iii-4
:vi olive Til llrlllllinolld.Building,
I '.'r:ii|e»~l'ro\'iilr'i1i| .\ii-r-llrltir-s (Turno-
|1‘li:i:-.zl l.iinl|i-ji. .\lolllrt-nl. l’. £1. .
' 80740-12-fi0.\lTI.
G7!
I
I ",\ l'l|;ll|-ui.-; \‘l~.<| will p|'ul<-rl _-.-our
lu-aillli duriul: ilu- i-old trol-ll_v wieatlu-r,
|ll is liyzhi lil wr-lglii, ills slim.: ilml will
llltlil il lfrllit lilut-. lint one. 'l`ll1: 'Vivo
'.\Inv':=. I-iii (lronl, tli-ul'gL- Slrl.-cl. .\ll:}tl'.
Wiien tile Water Pipes Freeze
.Y  . -.---.  _ -. eu- -ea
 Tell Trainor '
` in order to avert further and more serious com-
plications. call up 393--_I and get the services and ad- -
vice' ofleicpert plumbers-it will cost you no more
» than ou will have to pay inferior workmen. ‘
- Eyvejry job that _is worth takin%_is _worth_dolng ' '
' _well-_zmymatter how big or smallt e Jobjs, it will
receive the same prompt and careful attention. ‘
Cdiirwrife or plione' .393-I. ' ‘
.4 ii
0
 Ho A  pp Houggp.
80 Grafton Street .
0 osite 0 era
paraded to greet his Majesly.
Not, only, howl,-ver, were lllert- pur-
ades of large masses of troops at
places where they could bc l-olli-vt(-il.
hut all along.: the route. ill villalzt-s
or clusters of llouses. ill isolated
buildings, wherever u few nu-n were
hillitcd. at cross roads. alongside cou-
voys of motor lorries which had
drilwn to one side of the road. were
'longer or shorter lines of soldiers of
every description standing in thc
lnud and the ruin waiting for the Roy-
al cortc-ge to pass. And the hearti-
ness with which all llie sundry cheer-
ed the King as Ile passed by ill his
motor and _tile snliling laces ol' the
men as they saw Iiirn and the Prince
of Wales approach were proof of the
feelings aroused. The c-nthuslasnl
was by no means confined to our
troops.~t'or the inhabitant were every
whit as eager. and many cries of
“Vive le lloif" were to be heard il-
lnidst t'he~hurrahs of the soldiers. Ili
the towns and villages, also. there
was u great display of hunting.
TUESDAY. .
On 'l`ll<-stings. lst lil.-cr-lillil-r. lht-
liilllr nludv- an curly start by nlnlor ml
his mur lo the lndinu troops and thi-
l"ourlli .-\l’ul_\` (`orps Vuloiit-I the .\l:\Il»
arujzih of llikulll.-r and the i\layol'-Gell-
eral Alnhurajzlll Sir Pralllp Singh, Ili-
dizlil .-\.I).('.`s:, were in atlelillzllive. Oil
his \\;l_\ to ills- Ili-ntlquurtcrs of ilu-
l`<l;'lll--r lu- pnsst-d sir\'i-rail iii-luclllueiils
:llilv.'n.lip aloligsidc tile road. and on
l-.rri\';ll wil.-; revs-iv#-ll ily lilo Gi-ln-ral
Ufllt-el' \‘olllluulidin;:, who pre-sented
to llini ilu- liulinll l’rili<:<-is and the olli-
r-crs i»i` ilu- Slain' Ili- ilu.-li iilspt-<~li-d
llic \':irlm».- Iuvlil-:= of llrilisli and Ili-
dinli Ironps -.vllii-ll had hi-<-il piirillled.
tilt- Soivilrs :intl Si-pojrs sli<|\vili_L: ilu-
`U"‘= UH TWU PAIRS OF FOXESI slum: lin-:lsllrc :lt his visit us the llril-
I
ish snltlif-rs. Till- in-xi. move was to
the \'all‘iolis divisional lleudqllurtt-rs.
lvliclv- ilu- prof-i-llilrc was silnilar,
more troops lu.-illg l-oil(-I-it-tl :lt emzli
plan-l-. .\ llzlll was rnllt-d nt al Field
_-llllllulnllcv, will-re ilu- pl'r.-pzlmlioli of
lin- linlivo I'ol>rl was lvallchcd with ill-
teresr, his hlnjesly lasting li chnpatti
which had just been l'onl.r-fl. At one
plufi- tlu- Kim; lllutll- il dislrlllulioll of
dr-i-ol':|\i\>ll;i, :lnlo|l;g:<| lilo ri-vipil-lil:-' of
llli- \`ii-Iorisi t'rir;.l-4 llvinl; iwu youlllz,
llllulil-r.-\ who ui-rv lil-ilI|~-i' L50 _v<-ilrs
ul' :ici-_
I 'l`Ilt- next visit was In al Iilrgl-
('l1-nrilll: llospiiul, will-l‘u the King
spent sonic- time uoilil; through tlu-
\vorll.~.. making a llilul inquiry Ill-re and
saying il word ol' l-llcourugelllclll. there
to tllf- parents. some ol' wlloni were
slllit-rinl.: from frosbbitt-_ After lunch-
eon :il tile lu-all<|llnrL|-iw; ol' Iliff I"ollrill
Army (`rlrp:s u illslorlr: ills-1-lint; look
plow-. .-\l 2 p. ln. pre:-ist-l_\' M. I'uin-
rarr- thc I’rt-sillellt ol' the I"r<-llcll llc-
puhlii-, ai-oiilpaiiileil hy .\l. Vivlnni, l’rc-
sident du Vollscil iles I\liliislri‘s.`allll
(lt-lit.-ral .lol'I`l'1.-. tho (`unl|nzlluIi-r-ill
Fill:-1' of ilu- .\|Iii.-cl I-'iirirl-ra. i1l'rIvt-il lo
arm-I Ilia; .llnjt-:sly on l~`l‘i-liifli soil. ,\l'-
lf-r :I vi-ry rordlul ini-<¢l.ilil:, thi- loin;
|iroi-i-nsloll oi' 15 iuolor-r-anis. If-d by
ilu- l'l'il|1‘1' ol \\'ai.l1~s, slarli-ll ull its
“'il.\' iliéuili rtullid fill- dlvi!-lions ol' the
I-'ourih ('ol'ns. ilu: King and tllf- l’ri-si-
~l»-nl lwiill: loci-till.-r in all opt-ll ralr Iw-
I\\‘l-»_-ll llit- trovips \vIli¢~|| ill lilly; nr(-n
lini-d lllt- mulls almost <:o|ltin\lousl,\'.
'l`lic rlfiecplloll :ici-orlll-tl the King here
wu.-; lilo.-it 1-llklilleililsliin liillt-ed. thi-
sollnil ol' lilo vlu-1.-rllll.:. ll' il 1'(-all-Ii(-il
Ihr- 1-liciliy, whose llilf-s wt-re not far
dislnlil from lllls portion of Iliff llovul
route. nmsit have nrousl-d vrilislrlcralile
'f\l\'l0Hl'.\'. Al one point. sl-vt.-ral lnell
ui-urilil: wliul, if: known as ""|`|-our-h
Nil" wt-l'v paraded for his .\I:ijcsty‘s
ilispr-i-lion. This dress 1-xf-lit-.fl some
1~llrlo.~;II_\'. ll l-rlilslsls of ai short grozil-
¢-mll ill' l:onts!<ill, with the Iulir outside
woolly ilulzuzlnvil 1-ups. and snlulhngs
lillf-al with straw for lin- it-yrs and ft-vi.
Aflcr uni- mort- pilrulll- of troops. nt.
whlfch tho Kina lnade u iurtlu-r distri-
bution ol' i.lci.~orul.lolls. ilu- procession
returned Ill puurlill; ruin to (lent-ral
Ilcuilqllarllrrs, which were ri-ncholl nr.
ter dark. Dil the liomewurd journey
the cur colltalnllig the Prince of Wal-
es incl with n slight accident, but It
was able to proceed comparatively
slowly. (in the way it passed li dere.
lict sohllt-r trudglng along in the cold
and we-I without either hat or cout.
The Prince stopped the car to inquire
what had happened. and on discover-
lnl; thnl the man had been loft behind
by n supply train, with his usual kind-
Iloarledness not only insisted on tak-
ing the man back to General Head-
quarters In hls'ciir. but gave hlnl his
waterproof <-out to wenr.
INVEBTITURE OF' GENERAL JOF-
FRE.
I After the return of ine Royal party
General Joffre was Invested with the
Order of the Grand Cross of the Bath
hy his Majesty. Alter a short visit to
Sir John French, the former had tn
return in his duties. M. Polncal-e and
M. Vlvlani had tne honour of dining
with the King before ho, left.
On Wednesday his Majesty made an
I equally early start, since his projected
WEDNESDAY. '
the French ltopuhlic to British soldi-
the iiaronne wllo owned the clulti-au
by al visli and signed-Iiis inline in one
llilll I-entliry volume, which net. as
she is reported to have said. recom-
pt-nsi-d her for all that she had suffer-
cd. » -f
-liter inspecting another large 'eav-
ahlrv force and some zlrtillery and
the Germans. Here the King inspected ¢ ' '~ , _
   ...in    
"mms °f me Army se-'Vice Corps and lluv'e'o`t"llie'g'reaIt' fialles and the trap-
R°y“l,.4-"l1.‘Y»fM¢‘-ncal C°"l’5 which ing below in the tower Even while
“'¢`l'¢‘ <ll'all'“ `“l"~ .£10 f"°“t "’f me “hm” thc King was \vatclliu§' Several howit-
cau I\o_ then distributed decoratiolni. Zur-ghL,||b__burSt~'i|i the-wwn_ “ml sum
§"h_i°h"’“°‘“d°d"°Bve"l’Medaw°9 MN' u than eizliliur black. slnolpc which
italres awarded by the President of
D ll
dlstingliisllcs tiiolu. To tile cast of
the old city* lu- saw wtllo woods which
_ers. Aft:-r’ihis cereniolly he honoured hav., “._hnéSse-d Um. [_ _ un. ",_.r,.9§|
struggles _§r.-ver' wzilzt-tI‘.‘_,h_\'. Britlsll sol-
diers and in'wllicIi so llluny of then:
of her most cherished possessions, ii am1_u“.- _ ,.11 “.“.hm, farllxer ,O
, lr..‘tllit.s 0.
thc scllltlifgk-amred#-dia' ivaters of the
callul.  ' lllc'_'baii'ks o'__f_ivIiicl\_ Bril-
ISII =\“__.-.  '?li`¢.v0 ilivY11§1.`_ wb' dis-
puted every neil of-grounl -with the
cnemy ft o"' . -fmelting axvav
Into ti#gdlstull:g"‘ the valley' oi
engineer units 'the'"l\"liig'r02\CIl€<l U19. the Ys'er, ‘where .-\`lll&B_,1l.ave vnlzldt-
lieadquarters of -the Third Army Corps
and had-luncheon there. After lunch-
eon the local detachment of the Royal
Flying Corps was visited, mid the pro=
eessioll then proceeded through the
urea occupied by the divisions of the
corps. heing everywhere greeted with
the some loyal affection by units -of
all branclies of the Service. At the
sueh n valiant defence and' won so
much glor_v»~ - -
Will e ol${he ,hill some of our hal-
tcries ___ and-ills Majesty was
able io..obse;y'e _tlle_e!Le'ct' on the cne-
m.v's trenelieg. Hejxéxl:-proceeded _lo the
headquarters -of another division. llore
agalli rdp_§_s_6nt1\tives of all units wer:
drawn lip_____'ii`_hello\v'siluaré and ii
Iiestovve` 1.1- 1-’
divisional hc-iidqunrters visited the fir,-1118;-__{§s(a|g1e,,|_ of dewmuous “-8,
King.: in every ease presented decora-
tions. lie made this part of the jour
uc-_v in an open car. since time pre-
clud-.-ll walking. 
VISIT TO CHARCOAL-MAKERS.
,\niolicsl other things. the Kiln.:
\\'iliic-sscd tht- lliallufacluiw- ot' elim"-
r-oal on n Ialrlu- scale for use in the
ilu tremlies lie also
llrtlzii-rs ill - I ‘. ' - - -_ _ -
visited il soldiers' con\'1llt-scellt lmlllc. l\UISl’lll<‘ll “'llll \lH‘ll` Wli\'lll.2 S“'0I`llS
gli-uliliill: in the light of thc lvintry sull-
wlicrc nu-ll who art- slightly indispos- B015 <'0ll1l>lI\\’<l I0 lllfllllf llll U llI¢fl\l\`l'
cd and rlln down by colllinllous strain \_“l\ll'll |0050 “'00 SIIW ll Will lm! Gil-\_il.\'|
_,an x.w,“w,,.u“,_ H i§ found that 2, forget. ill-rc :ind llicrc- mit-lihor :mill
wwe (m_,._5.- ,.mm,_ ms, works mm-y(.|5_ oi llle road :ls n iuounll _surlllotulted by,
' ' ' _ ol' or
These homes are really rcstilil:-places
and ufii-l* limi time some on per cent.
ol' tile- mon zldlniitl-il are qullc illllt- lo
The procession then port-coiled on
its way.;l1ome through more crowds ol'
clierrliig ‘inen nntl between lilo ranks
Of ii Cavalry division which was drawn
ed one of the most striking sc(-lies oi
the day. The long, straight l'ond.wIlIi
n row ot' trees oil each side. :ind thi-
uppzlrclitlv endless vista oi’ filet-ring
al plain \voudf-n cross. Anti at alll
tllose the King ul\vti\'.~.= stopped in or-
Bmin. but I tool: “Fnlit-a~tive`5.’f,»,j€
  'Ins morning Guarding- (lmlul) one year... ._..._.R-50 .
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P.E.I. RIAILVVAY
` TIME TABLE IN EFFECT DEC. 21st, 1914.
Trains Outward _ Trains lnwurd.
I WDNDERFUI CLUB 
._ .._...._/
up oil ouch side of the high road for
l`ully‘one‘n\lIe ofits length. This lurin-
& F
P.M. P.I\i.
2.45 2.00
4.07 2.54
4.50 3.23
3.47
4.10
were
5-`-U-°k\5l~’3
U ¢`-‘LSU
min
an
UL
3.00
4.55
5.1
vswve
CJ-L`u5v-li-1
ILCLI K¢Q»`
0.20
7.05
& S
SLI 0
-1.57
7.00
lllon.
Wed.
& Fri & Sai.
3.00 Dep.
lily
ex Sat.
l’.’\l
Read Down Read up.
*es?
E333
c
.I.00‘
0.45
10.20 Arr.
Tues.
Thur.
& Sat.
11.30 Dep.
1.14
2.44
5.00 Arr.
P.M.
3.25 Dep.
4.15 Arr.
Tues.
'I`liur
4.20
4.54
5.19
6.30
7.35 Arr.
4.15 Dep.
5.27
5.56
0.40 Arr.
Sat
only
un.
3.10 Dep.
4.25
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l’ Ill
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(‘llurloltot.nwll
llulltor River
Emcralll Jet.
licllsingtoll
Suminersldc
Summerside
Port ll ill
O'Lellry
Tignlsll
Emerald J ct.
(‘llpe Traverse
('liul'lotlot7own
Mi. Stewart
Morell
St. Peters
Souris
Elmira
Mt. Stewart
Cardigan
Montague
Georgetown
(‘llarlolietown
Vernon River
lllllrrlty llurlior
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in-p.
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Mon. lily. Dly. l)ly. Tues. Mon."
Wed. ex Suu ex Sun cx I-Jun Thurs Wed
ri. ' ~ S: Sat & Fri
A.M. }’.l\‘l.
11.30 12.10
10.31 11.03
10.03 10.19
9.38 9.45
9.15 9.15
Dly.
x Sun.
fl’
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lube-vo
on--sf-r.
8.50
8.00
Tues. Mon.
'l`lillr. \Ved.
&. Silt. K: Sai..
11.05
10.30
9.15
8.40
3.17
7.00
0
20
8.04
7.33
0.50
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Dly.
Sat
Sun.
10,00
5.21
0.30
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0.35
8.56
8.25
7.00
5.40
0.40
8.15
7.40
6.50
cx Sai.
le only
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10.10
8.50
3.00
12.15
10.42
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7.50
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. - ~ .. . -  - . . o
cirliiir-lr lo dirty. _._\nother_sn.-§lit__“-liicli :l:____i<»___r_r_i_i_l _i_li_f _;ll;»_;_1lSl:l_i:_iii__Si<_l___i__»__l:__IA  _  
t-\|_il¢-ll ilu- I\il\t:‘~. In-on llltirlst uns
I In i lalliilig 1-slnlilislllni-lit at one
wllllh had lultl-il plate ilu-ri.. li; ilu
lilnl- Ill- haul l‘t-llvllell Ilia- i-lid of the lint
I it- rlz- i »
lu' ilu- divisional lv-aldqllarlcrs. \\'l\Ul‘0. ____ __,‘...,lr\. H “.15 ____mvin I rl ` I °
1.- li: I ~-li It-s'rih<-tl. men who I-olnc _ ‘ " . if ' R ‘ll I- illll M d I A 5 t
" I" M I L ~ U I db tllo prolqrulilluc for tile day wus over. 0 e , o o  o 
lin filthy dll-ty after days in lc ri-li'
es can have hot llutlls alldurc issued
with al fresh sf.-t ol' clotlws. At this
` Fmrmv
l.\ which is al i`a\ir'~li7ed town. al _ I-`l'illa_v__wal:-1 ll_ot_ so_i<lri-lilioiis as ilu-_       
pw-o. - _ -- ~
pzlrtiulllarly lartzf- force oi' ln|'anlr_\'
ivzls drawn up Iiillulg the rontl; the
lueu had obviously come recelitly
from thc trencllcs. The population
was most elltlillsialsie.
From hi-re ilu- pmt-essioli ri-tlirnt-d
lil (Ii-llvrill llc-:l<ll|u:l|'!\-rs. \V|1l‘l'¢' lllrl
.\.lujeisI:.' ri-vci\'i-1| fit-|lc|':ll l~`ovI\ :lI1'l
|»|i-as-lili-il liim with lllt- lIl'uu\I k‘r<»:::;
of llit‘ (.)rt|t-r ul' ilu' llulll.
'l`llf.- following ollirers were also rc-
<'eivfd by his illaji-sty, who coilferri-d
upon them the (iriiiill Cross of the
Order oi' Saint Micli-,ici and Saint Geo-
rg<-:---
Gcncrul di- .’\lu\lll‘ll\.ly, 1
General <l'I`l'llill. \
(lc-.lil-rill Vonllcall.
(ii-Gilt-rnl do Milry.
fit-lu-rail i\l:lI:itl‘t-.
tlellorall Dubois. und
(li-ucrill Urlllssl-ili.
'l`Ill- Order of ilu- Volllpnllioii oi' the
llnlh wus prc-sl-llli-d by his lllajt-:ily
In (`olriu1-I Ilillzuvl. the (fliit-l` ol' thc
I-`l'\-ni-ll Mililillgl' .\li...f;ion allot-lied 10
ilu- lirllisll .\rln_v.iu the Ill-ld.
THURSDAY.
till 'I`ll\lri:lIal_\'. Il<~\‘l>l‘e till- Itoyill I’iir-
|-' start:-d on lin- ila|v's round. nn intl-l'-'
¢-sliiu; I'\uii-limi look place. 'I‘hc Kiul;
illvesll-d i"lcld-.\l:ll's'Iial Sli' -lllllll
I-‘rt-llcll wlill the Order of Merit. 'l`hi-
routc- for the day included u visit to
thi- lst und 2nd <'orps and some unv-
:ilrv ll was cold wilidy. :ind slinwcrv
tour pri-.ilous d.\_\s li.ld bt-cn. llali ol
llle lnornillg was devoted lo on inform-
:ll inspection ol' soliu- portions of the
work being carried out by the Genera.
unrl Administrative Staffs al General-
Ilf-:uIf|"arlt-rs. .\f-voillpniiivil by llivl
l`ol|ll||:l||¢I\-r-ill-l`l|ii°l` allul ilu- l'Ilii-|‘ nfl
llli- (lem-rail .\`ia|T. ilu- Kim: lnudi- :l
mill' ol' sulnt' ul' lin: llllii-vs \vll<-i'<- \vll:ll
lulglll In- it:lII».-tl ilu- Ilriiiil wurli. till'
1-ontrol and the lllailltcllullce of thi
Army are carried out.
Aftcr all lllspel-tion ol' sonlt- ol' :hc
niolor-cyclist dlspzlit-li riders alla(-in-d
to the lleiidr|uartr_-rs of thc .-\rnl_v Sig-|
nal Units. wliieli body of men. ns Sir
John Fi-cncll pointed out, had per-I
fornicd most arduous and valunblcdll-
lil-s diiriul; thi-. whole izunlpuigll, his'
l\itij<~i;Iy visits.-il ilu- Arllly Sigilal-llc;ul-
llllurle-r Olllcl-_ This spot is rcillly
the nerve centre of ilu- Army in thi-
ilf-ld. for into it radiates tilt- telltuull-r
along which flash lnossugt-s froml
1-very pnrl of Ihr- flr-ld uf opt-rziIlon.~;
l`rmu the lmsi- und from I-liitclililll. li_\
tr-l<-grilpli, iiir-line und vzlhll-, by wiri-
lt-ss, by It-It-pllollc and hy nlolor-ry
1-list lines Ilia- iliforlilallimi rl-:lvli llll.-'I
ollirrt-, tilt- lotul llulnlll.-r lil' llit-ismllgi-ei ol
all llnillrns l`r1>lll all l|ll.ll‘lt_-ra ilil!ld|<-ill
Ili lull: day =.lv\-rl||.'|iil: zllmui. $l,|Jll0,oli
wiiiizll lll(‘ llllljorily :irc ful' lolilglir ll\;||i=
the average lull-griilll ol' pe:\<'1.- llllli-.l
'I`hc whole hlllldlng pulsated with th--I
tick of nlacliilics ol' dil`l‘<-ri-lit kinds.:
Ili one room the King walcill-d illi-
o I-roto l>usiI\ it-rl`oriltiu' lou
. " ' ' '. , '_ D- YS ~.' I I, I-1-
lu ilu- curly niorlllillz; but the uclllhcl strips of www Wim me Holm, ..mm__h_|
noon ivus bright. 'l`Iic nlorninl; was
in-i-upioll hy the in:-pectlnli of the lst
Corps. At 4-ni-h divisional headquar-
e-rs thort- was ii distribution of lirltlsll
:lull lfrclu-ll ils-uornliolis. l’riir:tlcullI~’
Ill” “'l"’l" "’“l" “"1" lined with l"m“` 1-llllws bv which luv-alle: iiicssllul-:i culi-
lry. and thc troops gave the King ll
ll0=H`l.\' f“¢‘*‘|1llo|\ nn- he P38500- A """' rc:-tions ni the saliie Illul-.
side-ralhlc tllslzilivv was af'.t:olllDll3""'l
nn rom. hm slum- time was presslllrr The |memgmCe Department
his i\ili esiv liuuoretl ll srl of ilu
J . I7 '
way ln an open 1-ar. stopping for s fi-.w In me l|m_||igmm, S,_,(_,t¢m` Ur uw
f*"""“‘l"‘ '-0 -"'l""`*k lf’ me °m°°r "0"" Gt-llornl Stuff, wiiicli is till- ilriillvll
"'“"‘ll“-Y 0“"'l‘ “"l‘- “lid 9" one “"°`“"I' sp(-r:IuII\' charged willi ilu- rollol-lloli.l
lon milking il shori address to the as- "nm m;e,._V possimc Hmm.e_ of ml-,,m,_l
st-nsblecl eolllniundllll; officers of one am," ,mom me (,_“emy_ Wm, "S ,.,,]_
"I 'l‘° l"'ll¥“‘l““ “'l‘l"-ll had l’“"l"“'l‘"' lation. ililulysis. alill co-ordination, tht-
ly dlstlnlzulslied itself.
I After huvinl: luncheon _ at the that is made of some of me n,e,,,mgeS
In-adquarters nf ilie 2nd (orps ill” conveyed to Headquarters by the
Majesty proc-eeilt-il to B comliimidlllg Srznm Se,.vme_ Here he saw several
lmlm- ‘°"l‘°""“ “ F4090 View , "I officers engaged ill sifting out the ili-
thc lizittlelleld could be obtained. \lirI- t(,|||genCe received Mm _caromlly ,.e_
_ous troops were- passed on the WI*-"-_ cordlllli the topographical portion ill It
nmong them being a detachnienl oi on mme -Bc-me maps_ The most mmm
Belgian soldiers engaged In repairing posmom. ofthe- enmy were shown- N,
me mml' I" “ Ami" at °“° village e", him. nnd the deductions that could be
loutc 5|) men from each battalion ol dmw"__ ,mm Mcm.nm,_,d (acts were
the dlvlslnn and 25 ,from each unit ¢.xD|ahmd_ .
nf the divisional troops were drawn Ahm"__,_hese_tw° 0,.ga,,mm0ns_ one
up in hollow square, and here tho Kin! for the ,transmission of information
again stopped lo distribute denoru- of an sorts and the other for
lions. The ocellsioli was rendered lm- ‘he conecu-on and m.,_on“nM|on of
l"'°'°l"'° I’-V "W ‘mil *h‘ll‘d°" “I th” that referring to the enemy is the 0p-
m-“‘” “ml the l“"' mm' me ""°k° °f eratlonn Section of the General Staff or
bursting shells could be seen rising me executive branch wmch ,mm.eci_
'“'°'“ 5 "““59 “"' I" W' _ utes the situation as it actually affects
A V"’“' °f ~"‘°I9‘"l°"°'d I collected. All these three organiza-
'rhe air was extraordinarily clear,
and from the selected spot His Majes- "ll staff- UPU” fl” l“l’°“" °l "‘l5l“‘
t °\,¢.¢,,ed an ,_,,,ce||em ,|ew_ pm- ter section the Commander-inChief is
Y
sway to the right rose the tail chiln~'Q_l][¢ I0 f°"““l°le l‘l§_l2l§“_2f_§‘§l_"__'1-
neys and factor-y-hiilldings _of Lille and (Fomlnued on page twelve) -
ir.. ~ M
_1§_l_‘_-`f_‘_""‘l |’°f""’ "'l‘l‘l“y “ml ul” “nel” cr" so Ili;-it. the ini-ssngcs could hi- st-nl .
ofl' by the \\'IiL-utstulie lligll-spi_-l-d up-I
pamtus. In nliotlier he saw st-vt-roll
of tlu-so nlacllincs, wiilcli cull send ui-
any speed up to il lnaixilnum of dui)
words ll minllll-, :ind sonic duplex um-
bescntl along Ihr- \\‘irc-I4-ss in llolll di-I
King was able to trace the furlller use
both sides and applies the knowledge
tions are under the Chief of the Gen-
Place your own value on this $150.00 five horse
power Imperial Marine Motor and send in your
bid. ~ ’
This Motor was donated to the Patriotic Fund
by the manufacturers, Messrs Bruce Stewart & C0.
It will be sold to the highest bidder and the proceeds
will go to the Patriotic Fund.
State just what you want to pay for this high
'grade motor and send in your tender today. No
tenders will be received after January 31.
ADDRESS ALL TENDERS
Mr. A. A. Ba-rtletty --
Secretary Finance Committee.
Mali-ilic Motor Charlottetown, P. E. I.
., i"rr 
' ` ~ ‘ . ~ - .. .-..:'...... ..... -’. ,, ..
j¢l1UC7U_T
The Belgian Relief Committee
Fund _
The Hon. J. A. Mathieson, Premier has been
advised that the Admiralty has placed at the dis-
posal of the Nova Scotia. P. E. Island and New
Brunswick Belgian Relief Committees the Steam-
er Trenegloss for the purpose of carrying further
supplies to the stricken people of Belgium.
This ship will be available about December
Twentieth and will sail on or about December 25th.
The Belgian Relief committee has authorized me
to request further donations of cash, cIothin¥__and"
food stuffs. Persons within the city who des eto
contribute clothing or food will please send salne
to the Dill shed, or advise the Secretary who will
have the goods sent for. Cash donations may be
forwarded to the undersigned and will be promptly
acknowledged in the daily press.
All donations of food and clothing from outside
the city will be received and forwarded free b 
railway and steamers if addressed to the Belgian
Relief,Committee and same will be looked after
and forwarded to destination. '~ -
‘   ii. J. nity, soy inn
_ om-in-:lull _ ~
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