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(8peelsl to the Guardian.) THE PRESENT GERMAN ARMY ‘
. (Special to the Guardian.) Nationalists which -b
i 681121 as a protest
BERLIN, March 18.-lBritish and
French forces, according to reports ré.
celved here, have advanced their out
(Bpecial to th G di - '
COBLEN7 Mgr le ug fn.)  CAIRO, March lS_--(,`z`llro wusi illiticr
li i8 'lilo active _
martial levi wniglit as tlin ic~ull ill
posts trom the limits of their present German trolopsl oil: tho 'ea A . “ . Y h  N ° 4 ' " 
' - stem front   UH . _
_ J. extension oi' rioting by l-2g_\'ptiuu
bridgeheads at Cologne and Mainz, rc.
spcctively. The French are reported
to have penetrated into the corporate
limits of Frankfort.
Here ls an Opportunity ouS ou
against deportation of four of their
lleadersi. The streets are patrolled by
'troops and armored cars. More than
l 400 arrests have been mad,-_. so mn
number 120.000 onli thc- forces in thf . _
mtermr °r Gernulnl' 40.000 accordinli i 2 ' H -_ W “W V V _W-VM _
io information roncliini; thi- ,mir-(| yn.
  .iilroiuiui
'i`h¢"Fox Breeders in Charlottetown
and vicinity, having a strong desire
to further the interest of Fur Farming,
deemed it advisable to have a meet-
ing of the ‘Fox Mes of the Province.
it was therefore decided to cull ii. pre-
liminary meeting to further the iii-
duitry. ‘-
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The meeting was held in ihs.oll`lt-si
Hllylllirlg about fox farming. We are
of the' l\‘ur Sales Board Tilcsdny
afternoon, Mr. Chester lltclniref Chair-
msn. .
The following Fox Men were pres-
ent:--J.C.Mcl(endrlck, Dr. Leo Frank.
f‘ol. ll. ill. Davison, John Agnew, .i.‘
0. llyndman, W. K. -Rogers, E. lt.
Brow, W, A. Miller, J. B. Roper, J.
ii. Rombough, D. A. McKinnon, J. R.
Dinnls, E. S. Collin, J. A. Webster,
Franklin' Bovyer, ll. <8. Arbing, t‘. il.
Black, Dr. Carruthers, John R. Milan
and Peter Newsos.
Mr. lllol.-uzre, the Chairman, then
presented the following for discussion
at tile meeting:
Gentlemen:
“This meeting has been called.
not as s. formal one of the Fox Breed-
ers' Association, but ss it .prelinllnsry
on with is view of calling a general
0.
nlesting of the fox breeders of thisi
Province, for the purpose of further-l
iilg them interests of our greet in-
llustry.
"Mr, Mckenriclr, Col. Davison and
Mr. Webster, it seems were a com-
mittee delegsted by the Caretakers
Association to interview the Fox
iilreeders' Association with regard to
ceiling this- meeting.
dlscuss ways and means of calllnl @-
representative meeting of the fox nies
ol' the whois Province to put the oh-,
lent before them of the claims thnr_
the for breeders have of gettin! ¢li“l>";
lished liere, sn experimental ststlon.=
“si
‘ _ lt is therefore up to Y0\l. K0l1i|°`
tits, lo consider nm. lr we wsu: ii
rgulsr meeting called of all i0!
hlfseders. Secondly, to consider if'
a 'ex srimental station for fox farm-
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’-ill* is required i|'this Province. Whur _
lltltid of a. station, what benefits could
.ivli derive from il, would it he advis-
slsis to have such is station. Will we:
's' or it our selves, or should we?
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alll the assistance of our Federal and
l.<`_ics_l Government.
With a view of bringing tllis niat~
ter heforf, the meeting, l Wish t0 Sli?
i‘f‘Tlie object of this meeting is tel
:l-.few words on the subl0Ci- 0¥\\Y ll*
slxkgostion and not as l"`i"ClPl"“ mm
down. l~‘irst` if you want a regular
meeting of the fox breeders c.sllclt_
tal station, and if they would support
"Omit 5003’ of liioii to go after il, it
can be secured, _ _
"Some may ask is ii necessary tel
""9 all elilerilnental station here..
[l`l’°li°V9-S901\0mt*I\;tliat it is necessary
to study our iiiillislry hocrlusc i lie,
licvrl frulll my l-xpcrit-ncc in handling
the ravv product that we do not know
just llslundering ialoug wii.hout. any
objective in view. 'l‘l‘ue, some are
UIIUDK progress, but lnully more are
lgolnig down, thus cilltailigorilig they
whole industry. _ .
"VITY i`f‘~\\' ‘ilf‘0lll<‘. ii lilly. yet. reall
izc the great industry wo have here
undeveloped, unsupported, ycl making i
:i fair return to our people.
"Tile cry ling liocn raised throughout
the Island for new industries. Good
it is; but better still for us would be
support and nourish what you havs.
and make a success oi' them.
"l believe we want an object les
son in fur forming, be it through sn
experimental station or some sucli
body, to demonstrate to our people
how to feed, when to feed, and wha’
to feed to our foxes. We do not
know what.is the best rstion foi
the best production of fur. We do not
know u remedy for the prevention of
fleas, worms and other minor all
ments. There are a hundred and one
things we should know, and must
know if our industry is going to be
ro resiiive ‘
P S - r
‘*'I‘ho matter ol' an exlperinlet-stall     __   ned O,,Lo_“5__1_ Amos Hume” L_- _ __
. _ N ~ Joan hiclienzle, Eldoni 3, Angus Mur~ D"°d“Ci`i°n~ Yet- ill D\“f\0i~il`0- Wil' Weil*
' ____ _,M56-D-_-~M»,_ ~5\-mmmun; 4_ Joyce Nici, exceedingly wasteful. Even our mouth'
fl l’i ~>
station has been given much -thought
by the members of the Fox Brlell-
ers' Association, and 1 might say that
i, myself have had. considerable is-
forination laid before the propel' au-
thorities. Now, l would like lo suggest i
for your _coilsiilcralitlli lil.-_ propci'
preparing of our claims backed up
with your brains still money, place
these clsiins before the Government."
follow them up, and l will ssy to
you ii.\si y0u will get what you was-l.
“For instance, we think and talk
about foreign trade for our furs.
Where does foreign trade begin? The
fox farmers should look into their
own ranches first, and study it C10”
range such things ss feed, care, types
and quality of fur, etc. This is the
lrst corner stone of foreign trade.
"Now if people are not doing this,
let us have an institution where ii
will be done, and il. -believe that il
could llellone through an experi-
mental station. ` .
“l would also suggest to you that at
110 sbt, I would gay that the oftencr_your first meeting, the speakers coil-
` ld call our fox men together-l line themselves closely to the sub-
You cou _ 1
possibly somri ray of sunshine mlglltlject, nsmely, <10 We need srl “Defi-
ghof up for the distant future, oiflmental st_stlon'! how best. to -p\‘¢P°I‘@
letting our fox men organized ss I l our claim? how to back il. lip? Wlitll
hdy. and thus conserve our industrr'-llo ask for it und when ive_want ll:
My'nuggsgil0n would he call, call loud “Gentlemen the matter is before
.. you for your t-_onsidersi.ion. We wsiil
-and long that they may near.
` lr nd nrt of tho llinlti‘l‘ every msn intvfel 0
t d to feel si lib-
"'"t“°“°° P 1 iid ilu err
before you for discussion, namely-_Orly I0 SDf'»|\\i hi* Ui" v" _'__ 
thai -or oslshilslung an e¢i>°\'im°“‘“‘i°““*‘ 1° f-“il °“°“"’“' ‘°-“ ”' °
allowed five niinuies to place your
station.
“The Fox Breeder's Association ol_Yi@A';_\‘~___e Gen__eme__ p____!en_ _ook an
this Province, which you will adi;ii_|__c__ve _mn ___ me ___.cu“_o___ whlch
lm done-so muon for your infill” its mowed W, ,_ wa, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_,,
through their imtlring efforts, lun- _awed ______ __ genem expresuon ____
had this- mutter unwitn the i>r0i>f‘r}____________ __h_______ ____ oblained ,mm me
i\_l_\_t_-horlties, snd.hsve attained ii, ver-_ www -proviupat ill was therefore
nm' "'°“m' ptfmccen' ‘ - 'decided to cali a general meeting of
-,‘_'iif,his matter has also been tsl.tel\| _he PM Men ___ mm me mlm", up
nf? 'nh Premier Arnnmm md mei outlined lil the (`lislrnian’s rs-
H9 .'niuiviooi¢.1llcKinuon. _.BOW “fl” __ ‘ _
ibn# gentlemen llnvo in niani' ‘"3"im" " `
st iiil i,,iriso¢r¢`lv»s_.iiiolr »\il>l>°fl “ll _»-------'-
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“'HU'l-lon. Mr.".)lcKinnon K\iV° “S
5,11 _` ieisiblc' assistance lsstf October
Wélilivo »-tau-sd. an enl¢l°i“l° "‘“'
` ihldltf our*'fo§es.‘-_ Premier. M'l°“““"
also-,tobkfilis mstier uv °f; “li “'
arinoutslmtiiooii #ms iss redvrei
'idovsiiinonl os ills mem visit to
A coiumirrss ,srnolnrco
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Every Man or Women
ll 'Ulu started with a rush. The
gigantic Circulation Canipulgii has
:net wltli n most rentilllsiilsllc rcccp-
tion from ull parts ot' the v:ii°iou.=i dis-
trlctsl .Letter and telephone calls are
-_ominir to the campaign, manager,
which indicates the highest degree of
éiiterost.
Til" - lflfttc illiiiolincsnirril mould
Saturday morning opcliod tho vyr-s or
"’l‘l1e Guardian" rcntllzrs to ilir op-l
llortuiiltics now offered _io sccure\
talualblo prizes, and there is not the
least doubt but whut llle campaign
-vill be sipiritcd. Tllero is vttricty in
.he list of "(lutlrdii1n" prizes iliili will
ippcnl to every man or wolnnli_ Of
course . the two` automobiles are
coveted by every on-1, and so :irc thi-
llianos, gl'i1t'onalas,. diamond rings onli
other prizes that have been announced.
We feel satisfied that‘you will stlyl
it/hen you see this list ot’ prlzcs that
lever heforc has tliiirfl lic-"li slit-ll ai
.~plelidid array oi' prizes in any Circula-
tion Campaign collducted ill this part
-if the country.
The two page announcement in
8eturd»a:y's paper tells all about il,
hilt there is not »room enough on a
dozen pages to tell ull tliere: is ol'
interest in this remarkable campaign.
Tlierp are many men and women
who hold back from oiltcrirlg -'l calli-
pn-igu 01' this kind because tllt-y tear
that they cannot win. This is ll wrong
idea t.o ossumr-_ it is ccrluiii that
11000 Oi' l-he 80011 things ot life come- to
those who will not take ilir- trouble to
Read About This 0iier
Pigs-1, Risden Gillis; 2. 'Margaret
iu<\\'iiyilums; ri, John ooohorly, on 1
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Buchanan; 4, John Nicllolson; 5.
Richard Gill, Newtown Cross.
try null get them. This is un oiferl CLASS Xl;-COLLECTIONS.
that is -open to ull men and women
who reside oil Prlllcr- Ellwflrd lslnnd.
'l`hf>ro sro tll‘ll".r»n vnlliublc prizes to
be given :iwily til |_lli.< canipnlilil. lt' il
ealldidatc foils to win uric of these
prison, hr: or slit-_ will be puid ten per
cent. commission on ull bllsiiicsrr they
turn in, (-providing they remain nctivc
-lntll the ellll of tlio campziiign), ln
order to cntcr this culupuign it is only
-leccssary for you to cut out the
nomination or application blank from
this issue, fill it out with the name
.ind address of yourself, or oi’ some
gclitlclllilri or lady friend \\'l\om you
would like to sci- with one of tllostl
prizes, und ilond it to ill.; (‘:lmpnigil
l`)e'psrtnicnl ol’ “Tho Gunrdiuli." 'l`lir-.
rzuilipuiizii llizlliagrw will thcii cull or
you, or write you, giving you full 'de-
tails, end _supply you with blanks und
so forth. » Thr; campaign maiiagri-'s
telephone number is 132. Now, rio no
licsitato to take advantage of this de-
be open from 9 a. ul. to 9 p. ill.
Noxious Weeds-1, Eldon School: i
2, S. Pincttc School 
Weed Seeds-l. Eldon scliool; Z.
2-ELDON SCHOOL FTIR _
_ L. Nev-'town School, S, Piilettv School l
tc<iunl_l _
Trcc Leaves-l, Lower .\Icwtowl\T
School; 2, S, Pinotlc School; 3, Ei-’
don -School.
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CLASS Xil.-SCHOOL WORK.
Exlcrcisc Book-1,Kathlcen Ross'
Joyco Nitzliolsoii; 3, Crltherine Gillis:
4, John ll. ML‘l'luc.
Map l)ru\villg-l, Kutlllee-ii Ross. I.,
Alexander Blichannn; 3, Margaret Gil- ‘
lis; 4 Tlilla Nicholson. '
lCHANCELl.0R JONES ‘
  - S IS -COSTS YOU NOTHING - or Nu. uulvuitsliv
Fox lilllprlyg f _ - _ - Auvoe-ues ililliri
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CHANCELLOR JONES
iii it i'c':<;-ill strttciliciit `ifliallt'oll0"
JONES ot tllc llllivuislty of .\`c\\' Bruno
wick roctillilliciitlorl lilo \\':\i' Stlvillg
Art Drawing-1, ll-iargarst Gillis; 2. - ppm H, f0i1.,“-_.-_
‘;°5;*"s  3' Mary Nicholson: ` “Tho war has tuuglil (Tallatlialls .il
~P;_:‘“;_‘______ ‘  \Ia__gm_e_ G____B_ __ _ east one vnlunlilc lcsscn. \\'c wer
Grace Murchllsonf  Catherine Gillis-l l undoubtedly U" cX"avaga`m Dcopm"
’ ’ " ‘ ' l not so inlicli lwrllalls ill the sence r..
,J h Gilli _ . ~
t- 4 O u B _ lsquandcring large sums of money, at
Bpedal Prima'-Fwd by mspecmr Though even in that wo might plea;
__ ,__ _ _ , _ __ i Adams. l ,
priiiilents .lsslstrlllto 'lilo oftito will F_1ax____ George McP__e__s_-____ ____ gu=my_ but we were habitually CMC,
Richard Gill.
ie s. It is true that we were ready ti:
ri mms ,admit the necessity for conservation.
"_ - Y"" ' - ' Cabbage--1, Cathe ne . .' _
- ‘ oi our row materials and our sullplu
CLASS I.--GRAiNS`."`  i?,‘7Vl!i.l‘y"1li¢l\'ti'eZ'Zi','l3eesie liiritno 4. olson. was freely give" "U “mice SC em*
Oats-i,NormaliGlllis, L, Newtown,iMary Ros.-i. »  spasm P___z“__Pa|d by M"_ D_ MQ, cf the most transparent wild-cat val;
`_2, Alexander Gillis, L. Newtown; 3.. Lenrian, Charlottetown. lety. What we did not wnstc directly
Bertini Niclioli-ion, i,, Newtown;  i CLASS V.-FRUIT. Ciisliion-~l, Minnie- Dochcriy. Ni. `-'e allowed otlit-rs to waste lor us.
ll-eorgvi Nicholson, Eldon.. Apples-1,l, Ricllnrd Niclluc, Point' Bu(;linrr~,;n_ "Tliii war brought lioriic to us ill-
Wlleat,-l. George Nicholson; 2, Prim; 2, l_‘atllel~inv Gillis; .l, Joyrs. Class Xlll.-Contests. (Omlt!€d.) ffcessity for saving, hi ul lengt on-
tests larticulurf-t`ood,-economy liscaiii
John, Gillis, L. Newtown; 3, Laura Nicholson; 4, Charles Gillis. No Con . _-
‘n CLASS XIV.-SPORTS. 7 vital. Our good judgment of thc vcllu-
Glrls' R&Ce (7 i0 12 Y@&\'B-l_-1. Eiil 1 of conservation became fixed bccaus
Eid ° Sadie Sl'°"" I ith a ireciatioll of its ucccselty i‘
Griffin, L_’ Newtown; 4, Donald Gillis,
L. Newtown.:  _
Plums-~l, Katie McPliersol\, Eldon
2, John Gillis; 3, Mal'garet'Nlcliolso
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Boshs,--l, Alma Nicholson, Eldon; 4, Alma Nicholson. cl McDonald, On; ~. _ -_ 9 pl
`2.' Ali'-XH‘i1llf‘-|-"` BIICUUUSU- Elillmi 3- art, Mt, Buchanan; 3, Mamie Nlchm' order to win the war. Wt: llccanie '
iisrold Martin, Eldon; 4, Catherine . CLASS VI.-CANNING. ' soil, Orwell Cuvc; 4, Minnie Docllci-ty. “my Wonomical peopm
doll Canlled Fruit--1 Kathleen ROSB.` Girls' Race (over 12 years.)--l, Al. "In a rew1'seu§e_ h0“,e,_,er_ peopxu
.McKenzie, El ._ . \ _
51110111 2. M8r88\'8t Gillis. _ ina Nicholson; 2, Catherine McRae; ,feel that .-to Save.. means nw saw,
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GLASS ii-ROQTS Canned Vegetables-1 Kathleen ‘i Joyce NiC\\0iS0llI 4 Lizzie Gm' ':uoney"_ Here again necessity becam
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l ` M cl won' RMS' 0' unrgaret mms; 3' K“‘h°"'l EWS' Race (7 to 12 ye“rB‘)”1'J0m` tur teacher. Money had to lic Drocnrcf.
llluc l’oti1toes.»~1Glacc ur i , ..
Pi. Prim' 2, John Gillis; ll, Annie inn McDonald, Eldon; 4, Katherine; Doclmi-ry, Ml, Buchanan; 2, John Mc ____ mom the eu0__mo__S ___,_________d _,___
MummS(m_ M___dliit:liannn; 4, Norman McKenzie, Leod, Ml. l3l1ch_auan:_  .;l;§;lse llg_l_i_ |,_,,_r cXpemm“,.£,_ F,,m,em,0,.(,__ tt hu,
' cmsw' Mt' Bm man' ' g to be procured from the pockets ri
Gillis.
Whit Potatoes,-l, Roderick Mur- CLASS VII.-_-COOKlNG. Newtown Cross.
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chison, Mt_._?_Buchllnan; 2, Marion Mc~ Loaf of Bread-1, Kathleen l'to.=s», Boys' Race (over i2 yf‘BrS»)-1. Ai
Williams, Eldon; Ii, Sndlo Stewart. 2, Catherine Morrison; 3, Rena l~lull~- oxander Bucliannm Eldon; 2. John
Mt. illlchennn; 4, llisden Gillis, Eldon. ley, S_ Pinettc; 4, Florrllrze McLean, A_ Melton, Ijt. Prliii; 3, Roderick Mllr
' l ' cl 'son 4 llcctor 'lil-L00l\
l 'I‘i|rnlp,-i,-1, Almun Nicholson; 2. Pt. Prim. _ ir ; _ _ . _ . .
'All us Milrclilson. Mt. Buchanan; 3.. Biscuits-l, Mary McRae; 2, Cath-` Tlireo-lcggetl Race for Girls-l, it
-‘lr own people. Through two succc~1r--
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John Gillis; 4, Donnld Gillis. critic Mr-licllzic; Ii. ("iltlierine Gillis. ive Nlchnlson ‘mtl Kdtlilscn Ross; L‘_
- ‘ _ \;~ l lson mid Margaret \lc\\'ii
l Carrots,-1, tjstllofino Morrison, S. 4, lwtiiliii-ii ROSS. 'Joyce _ lc lo .
» -l - - ' ' il Mur-
p|m,m,. o Amos iilihley, S. Plnette: Gingm-snaps-1. Bessie .N-iclluo, .. Iimmlr; ,;_ llelcii Mckenzie on
Zi lim-lor M0\‘\‘isrin. Mt. Buchanan: 4- Kotlllocn floss; Ii, Marion 3/lcWilli _-gm-or t};irilolo_  Pinette, 4. Callior
tl 'nc Morrison
Joyce Nil-liolson, Eldon. anis; 4, t‘z\tlll\rine= ll/IcDonillll_ mp, pn|mm.r "ml lu; ipri
‘ n - Alf-xnndcr ilu
Mar arsl Gillis,lEldon; 4. Efllc Mur-
TING.
S' Pinetlc
 Vcgr~tiiblr- hc ii. l, - ._ .. _
ichanau Eldon; 2. Amos llubivy: 3. cLAss vill.-SEWING Ann ltNl1'- 'riiroolt-ggod ituoo for no>'s~~~1-___ll_
cxander Buchanan and Charles (li i
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chison, S Plnettc Plain Se-winiz-1, Kathleen ROSS: - Eldon; 2, Joliiiiiis Mcliouzic and ilur
' ‘ ‘ 'l Harold Mill'
1 ~ ' V - 2, Mary Mt-lloc; 3, Catherine McRae. ence pur,¢0r,_ Hustle; ._ ' .
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Cl.ASS'lll.-GARDEN VEGETABLES 4, Mary Nicholson. ltiii, Eldon, :ind Hector Mclmol, l.
_v -' l ' N`.luls0li' 1.'
Grceii’»'l`omatoes,-1, Annie Murchi- i"Hlll‘y ?'l"\\\i\g"1. A "\-l if 1 i limi. V
' ‘ ‘  » Dou .lid MCl\
" Kathleen ltoss; i Lntlicllnc Mt
Trustees' Rate--1, S
son Mt. Buchanan; 2, Bessie McRae, -. ~- i _
M Rs 'lion Mt Bucllanun- 2 John R- Nl
l ' - - ‘ ~ Rs ; 4, i\lsl'y 0 0. _ , . . -
lm- Win* 'il D‘.“'m R059' Mdon' “ e . _ -_' . 3 Joseph Robert
' i<nlli<~u Article-i Effie Mllulu ivliiiiinn-, Eldon. .
lAnios llubley. - _ , _
' - ~. _ sou, _son_ Ml. Buchanan; 4, llillir Main
(‘llcunlhsrs_»l, Roderick Mllrchi _
M o et Gillis. Eliloll ‘ _yqifpm-lwniin,
`» sou; 2, Robert |‘ickingl\llni, Newtown Moudili£<~'l. . ar! I' - ~‘ man.
‘ (lillis 4 Liuie Tcachcr~i`l`ta<~c-1 Pearl Nicllolsll
itross; 3, Norman '.;   ~ -
i cLAss ix.-MANUAL 1'nAiNiNe. _,_ New,,,,,.,,_ 2_ J,,,,Q,,,. (-,,,,.,,._ N...
:
Gill \Irwtown (‘l'oss. .
‘ E t lle Mcllollzlltl. S
Wllitc nl
itenzlo, i-anon- 2 iiiury noss- 3 -1- 2 John oilils, i.. Newtown; 3. »\l@»\- Pinelto; 4. I-`r=\I1\“-'Hi M=\\l\@i“"‘~ E“‘°“-
‘ ' -~ ‘u ilu(-_c-l, Dcul-will
iliorinn, Gillis, I.. Newtown: 4. Bolle anger Biichunun; 4, Donald Gillis. Mm-iiorl Men. .
' ~» _ \v'ii'- .~=_
Nicholson, .\il_ Buchanan. _ _ ‘ Milking Stool-l, Alexander Gillis. McKinnon, 2, John ll. _Mc 1 will
not-is.-1. Prurik Smith- Mi- Buell' 2. Kenneth Messe. Pr. Prim. :i_ sinoinir Mcltoc. S. l‘incti.c: 4. I
i I ' 0 'oiis.-1. K“'~i‘9\`l“\`- MW ~ ‘llanimcr llunilie-1, llarolll Martin: town (_ ross: 3. S ll
, . .C _
I1
‘l illc Murchison: 3: Ainlli Null llox-l lin,-oiil Mnriiu. speclor Adams.
_:mom .. E _- - - -
Nichomow 4 Roderick Murchlmn' I Wol1inn's \‘l'alking Race--1 ‘.\irs
IBILITY ' ‘ _ .
FOR WAR REBPDNS I pirmiikins,-l. Jackie Gillis, Eldon: ¢|_A35 x_...l,|vg 3'roc|<_ Tho! N_cM___°__ ML B__ch_man_ : _
rli Mt Hllthlllmlll -lv ' h H M, B“clm“.m _-lilo cvulilplc oi' rei'ovcr\' from as disss
_ Jul Victory Loan Campaigns the no :-1
ii'-'ns largely mot. Tllcsc campalgnf
.~o\\'c\'cr, worn tcinpiirzlry und fails.
'i zl colisidt-rnblvv cxiviit io roach tl_»~
A _'hole c_oniilllinlt_v_
“Our filliliiciill sllcccss llopciids lipo-
; lic support' ol' illc ivllolo couiltry. Till
' \Var-Suvillgs and 'l`llrii`l Uilmliiiit-Z‘\
l'hll.~l illtlcls ii vital nec-fl. lt aims tr-
* ~riivlilc ii suit' :lllti pi~oi'itillylc lllvl>:~i‘
l nl-ill l'or all thc poopll-_ iiilllto furillei
liflpltnl for lczldjllstnlclit ot Canalliai
-'oiiditloiis l-`.vr-ry truo Pxlnadiui
ioirlii do his pzlrl by a-lvirc rlml c"
illlill-_ llc sllolllrl* olilaiill fl '1`lll‘ii
'ard :ind \\`;ll‘-Szivinizs (`crtlfic:lt~
'illiout illlluy mill i-niisistoiitly inver-
'iig spurs chzingr in this \vu_v. Evo
lose who fcrl that slicll :iii iilcciillvr
suvilii: is pvi'soiliill_\‘ lliilli-ccssar_\'
loulrl join ill llinkiilr. tlic irlovcnicli
.l gcncrzll <lil~i‘t~.~'.~'. \l.i~l§_ ;i “iitl;ii'tr'r"»-
.iossi-lily :l i-lirpi‘iSili_L:l_\' large lluiillicl'--
|'l1zly thus iw ili~ili~t‘ir-rl l'i‘oill ti lisvli~‘.~"
-xpclillitiilc Anil “iizrlily iiickli-s ilmko
.i mllcltlc"_
"il ;.;l\licl'.ll iiiovoillviil oi' this kill-’
.'_`¢'- '- ._
'carry oil" alllil to mailto il. quick rc
'o'-'cry from tho etiests ot thc war
‘~`l‘ail<-r~, ilttcr 1871, gave us a rcnlurlt
G dlsn) 'zfvmalmlm MR n' -l ‘ Calves--l Katie McKenzie, Eldon; - vi,-5_ A, W, Doc 0 y, . . - - -
military l'iiinp.'iigii_ 'l`llc unlwrsaf
5 litothe usr . ._ _ , .
l Pens 'Willie McKenna, Newtown (loss. 4. 2 Joy( \______0_son_ 3 same Swwarl ,__ MN M G__m.ou_ L_ Newtown; _,_ _-,-mp,
l‘\ltlS, March 18.-A drafting coin- ' _ , ,9 , , , _ _ __ _
I L- N"Wt°““' - uh_ ML Bu¢hamm-_ nun “stiiilony ol' ccoiiolillsta is that she
miter, in prepare the final report ui' J"h“ mms' , 4, Stuart Buchanan. Eldon. Mfg /i_ 1), Sm
_ pgum-y,_.1, David R051 Eldon; ' .‘ 'Ins r-nablcvl to do so liecsiise ol ih
tho commission of responsibility for
CLASS IV -FLOWERS. ‘
Clsrentc McKenzie, Q Pinettr
lllrs lvl F luv.-Donald, Eldon (cowl
_“S”
l youu. ltlerfs Race-1 Earl McDon llrlft of hor people. t`alladil‘s military
the wnr was appointed hy the CON' ' _ \ - ‘ - ' -_ - : g - _
t d The rl~ B0\lfl“0l ‘lf SW"°" Peasl” "` “"°’ 'John ll Mrltae, S Pinette, “ld Eldon; 2, .Inc-it McDonald, Pin ichicvcnisills lmve wnrinoil thc liloofl
l l f ward with
;0Tf¢\'W'\-‘ ' I ' - l' lmission ut its meetinl ° ay' V l i ~ - .
" B ed rs' M°_°°‘““°“f rl drier iiolns approved vvlii no r-»~ , llllblevz 2. Cst\wrl“°_M°““°- _ “___ - nuoits-1, Alexsntier Gillis. nits; .i_ wulir __it;»__ss_ or-rnolll; 4 _ --iov-_rr ci_ti1.cu. \\’_\_ co_<_ or \_ ____
` " ‘ ~ ' _ Gar e _ _ l ulliulit mlm in ic ll ure. . 0 li'
.The Fox re e pri
R ¢l|f9\`°“‘t C nference ‘ B0“‘l“i`i “f Mlxed I'l°w"s" Bankers' Competition. .lohlliilc Rosy
l "““ili‘ lei nitlkc our morn'
'l\ll`¢eG‘ our 'lclslms ‘before 'f i-rr-d to tho Pence o _ _ - . _
9 fMcilu0. Pi l'f|“‘1 2- U‘m°i"“" Gm""' Cslvvs-1 Kiltie McKenzie- 2,Jovcr 1~\|g.0f.\\,'|ir, Married ani » -viii i ri niorv- lo
` :psi gg, ¢i,,=A“lrgr|`,i .Husbandry 0"' ,.____._------ - _ Gm FH . . _ _ , _
¥ei‘thset,`sl\d we are inclined to \"‘, ii hikes il ~l>0W°\‘f\1l i““8“">'l“€ if- N1'-‘_'\°“"‘€ 3- _M“"5“"°' ‘Si ‘ " Nicholson; :l, Stuart Buchanan; 4. ,vis-ri, won iiy Single Msn. pllmlstll- vlrouiils vous- iris- lin-n lite.
" ' ` ‘ ` "ine “f "hum"-V 0"' 4~ Euphemh Menu' pt' Prim' Dfmllld Giiiliil 5- H900* 30"- md“\"7 \\'-lieelhnrrow, Race-_-1. /\\"f‘““‘l'»" - lit-illcaltioii of thc- _|:cnr=rul liiilill
ling th” should the f0¥ \l\`9"""" glass to seo the 111
0f thfll' Province desire an MIN’-“““°`-"T worn lu' H“i“f‘ l“‘°P‘°~ _ ' , . --
Potted P\\“\"‘°*‘ ("‘“““‘“° M°““"‘ li John w. M--ironvif-_ union. li-n~_lmr-lu. .lu-i ci-i-ri-» olii-v, si-io-_ _,,,,_,,, ,_,,,,,__,, ,,,,_ n,,,,_,,..
| .
will rin iiillcll to l~niil>l<~ i‘.1i\alla to
Death and Destruction
lu Wake-oi Tornado
(3P=¢|al to the Guardian.)
NEW ORLEANS. lvihmb 18.-’l‘won~
ll- night dead. several score lriiuygd
_ and property los-v enameled at $2,000-
000 WHS ills result uf tornadoes which
_`_3J“’“iil portions of Mississippi arm
°“*"““‘“- Sill' Sunday. reports from
lilo two states received horn today
,_______&__________
CANADIAN OFFICER CABHIERBD
BY COURT -MARTIAL
(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON. Mart*-h 18.--C.1pl,_ F, R_
Duluiui' or tho ni-sl Control ontario,
li_.1s bc-lvl cashiers/it and sentenced by
Lollrl Martial.
” 
sunpnlss Psirrv.
Conn -» . . Lraswell, Rustltu rp-
_ .V_l1i1Wnrds of seventy 1|-tuna,
and neighbors, to bid them fsrewell,
m'“'V'°“” 1° their <|€'Dtlrture for their
new home at Winsloe Road. Angr-
Mi- Albert Gellant called thc house
 Order, the following address ws;
mud by MT' J- B» (_`l"3il\il'-_ell who also
presented them with s well nilgg
DUTSB, _ `
F0- Mr., and Mrs. R.  Crsswell snti
family! -
DW ”"'°'-“l°='~H°'1\1s sears :nos
'_"°" 11°” wid your property hm- sua
"T9 f°U1°Vl!18 C0 another locality ws
l~cinnot_allow you to do so slung
exnressiss so appreciation or rim
esteem in which y0u___g;-Q g-_9"_|~d.d`_b,,
us, and to thank you for tho many
ltllltl il1\'0t‘S, which you hgylgonuuu,
_-.ily bestowed up0n"ever`ybody 'lm
:vhoin yon came in contact. ` I
Your hospitable home was slws'ys`_th_o
rendezvous of sociability, and kind.
:css pcrsollifled is the attribute whip;
`-vc would willingly bestow upon you
'11 m0Vi1\s i0 your new home. Kind-
ly accept the accompanying purse gg
_ii small _expression of the esteem in
'-vhicli you are regarded by us, ond
lvhcre ever the lot of each and all of
you be cast in future, that it may
he both happy and prosperous will
-ever be the prayer of these, your
frieuds. _
Although completely taken by snr
lnriss, Mr. R. A. Craswell in his us-
ual witty manner, expressed his pleas
ure al having so many friends, pres-
ent, and heartily thanked them for
fheir kindness snd good-will.
There was also short speeches made
1-y Mr. James -Stevenson, Mr. J. l-1.
fluntain, Mr. H. M, Houston, Mr. 0.
'.‘. i.el’age, Mr. Adam Craswell and
\ir, Walter Buntnln; all expressing
‘heir regret st the departurg of our
-.ricnds
The remainder of the evening was
'lpcnl in social snloyment, music.
'ind gullies, and after s delicious re-
past was servedby the_ladles pres-
»~nt, s very pleasant. evening was
brought to s close by singing God
he with you till we meet seein.
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FOREST HILL SCHOOL.
At the semi-annual examination of
l-‘oi-ost. ilill school there was sn uu-
‘isliully lirrge attendance of parents
ind friends. The pupils were examin-
_»'~,-1 lil the various different ._ subjects
by the teacher. Miss Lille Matheson,
insisted by Miss Mary McLeod. Mrs.
iumos Mclnnis, Mr. Allen McLeod and
Vlr. Allcu Morrison. The readiness.
nrcrlsioii olirl____vself-possession `wi_i.h
vt-lilon lilo scholars acquitted 'them-
~.elvi~s was very gratifying to all pre-
sent, reflecting great credit. on the
cars and efficiency of their teacher.
-respite the-tact that the school wsu
--toiled six wseks,;luring the epidemic
of influeuss. Al. the conclusion ef- the
~xsniination A programme of recital.-
'ons and songs _was ,ol\t.elt.l.ini.\[l!
fond-rod by _ine school,-roirowod _hr
in-lei sildresses____ the' pleasure
in-i sstlolsrtloigf sn in-eseul...wini
:mth the exsmiilhtltm s,r`lti"exercisos.
A Indy advises girls never to merry
- ii man who talks loud-that advice' is
i-vrtrlinly sound. , '
 
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