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i Tungsten Lamp
_V 'rplgppy _ , - -~ TBI 0lAlfi0‘l"l‘ETOWN GUARDIAN i
How They Work
Vicronui, B.C.
yeanlhnve beuitroubled with
Bladder Trouble caused by uric
pain! caused by the intermittent
urinewns very severe. For this
g something or other continually
t llftla of n:h:eli¢£k‘At lafst a friarrl
hllldd Ill I llll U '0\ll‘ l\
Pllbi. The contents om stu l¢,p\'e me
relieftllsgltuldnotexpcxienecgina kill;
time. Sites then I have been taking Gln
Pills eemslonnil{_:nd lun had no return of
my bmw hw (Nam all reqlhso
The above letter ll t’mm_a`?_npular and
well-known commercial man in lctofia.
Gin Piltsare5c.ahnmorslxboxesforOz.'»l
at su al-uggisa sample sent 'neil reqlleaieit.
Nami atclimaealc.
.lf°cnl..'i).',"'i.l.la'l..i,1'.lf.»lll`i..
iiii '-
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’ The Westem Guardian
-IT PAV8 to buy in this Province.
-W. K. McGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex-
cliillnge. is Guardian Agent in Summer-
»si e.
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
can be obtained at Lafterty’s Tonsor-
--BAVONET INSTRUCTOR. -
Sergt. Haywood has arrived in Sum-
merslde and will be tile bayonet ln-
structor to the boys of the 105th sta-
tioned here.-H. l
-DOCTOR ENLISTS. - Dr. J. L.
Sullivan, Suniiuerslde. has enlisted
‘with thc Veterinary Corps for over-
seas service, and Nell .\icDougall,wlio
for some time has been in the employ
of Tile llcLeilail Co.. Summerside.lias
also enlisted with the 105th High-
landers for overseas- ll.
p%
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,
c.°°° Y
- pairs socks, illrs. ll. A. Uoiuptoll.
| 'pair anti live 3ilrll.~l llaililvll-ltr. lllaplc
Ll-at' lnstitutc. .\`ll<-rllruoltif, illr»,~l,- pairs
l
With good health st your
hack you an do anything.
if you are troubled with Heali-
xlcllea, lly5pep<l:l_ Blliolisness and
kindred sicklle~s you rantexpcct
to acoomplnh much.
D.. wu.soN's
HERBINE Bl1'l`ERS
that "True Blof-l Pllrltrer' lla-.
been proved, :luring the last nftv
years. to be the one best remedy
or those diseav=
:nr sl hlttlr- at your :lair
Family ¢lrr.fi\cllm»slsrg»i tl lr.
The Bnyley Drug Co. Limited,
ST. .l0lili. N. B.
Dr. Wilson 's lJe.~ld=hot Wormstick
incnndy form for children.
.\ sure and never failing rare. 6
 
RECRUITING SERGEANTS-
Il. ,\’l,-ars to l.-oinc you will not boast
-RED CROSS.-The .Suulinerside
Brancll of 'thc Rell Cross Society ac-
knowledge with thanks the folluwlilg
volltrlilutiolls:-Mrs. Joiiil ilall, one
pair socks, Mrs. Willlain Rt-ld one
pair socks. .\lr.<. 'i`llonla's Talilton. ont:
lpair socks, Mrs. \\'illiain Stewart i\\'o
pairs socks. Zilias lilcuuor (trol-ll two
oilc
<ut'l-ls. -ll.
-AT THE HOSF|TAL.~-'1`li»‘ Prince
Vuunty llospital arkiiowlcdgvs with
thanks filo following donations for thi-
lirst week ill Foil, of this _vcar.- Mrs.
Joseph Callberk, Sunlnicrsldll; Pickled
Vahbage and ,lelllel nicat. l\lrs. itobt-rt
McLeod. Long ltivcr; lar pri-in-r\'e.~l
aild one dozen fresh t-ggs, Mrs. .-\ugus
McCormack.  St. Eli.-aililrs, 1 hal.:
- flour. Mrs. llcrtor Catuplleil unc lvool
blanket; A Friend on quilt.-li.
-SCHUOL WORK.- Till' .~'laildi|lg
of the pupils of Llidcfurd Scllooi for
the month oi ,lailiiary fulln\\'.s. Prlulcr
Class,--l, Kcil'll .\icDo\|glll|; 2, Orinnil
Young. Grade l .Ir.- -l, llally livails; 2.
_ Dnrotlly Young: Ii, lrll liilzillnll. Gradi-
- Sr.-l. Janet \\ illianlf-5; 15. Hldiltl Mil-
lcrl ll, Preston .\lc('aul. Grade li.- 1.
George Young; 21, Fred Ynliilg; Ll, EI-
iller McDonald. Gradc lil.-1, Janit-
Eilglnnd; 2, Wilnll Millar; 3, ('ilr~ster
Calliloil. l‘t-rfcvt zlttciliiailuo for month.
-~~t`litl`ord I\ll-lloilgall, Snsii- ('ailnoil.
Orcll .\l<-L'alill. llubl-rt .\l<-Doillgall, Prc-
.~.tllil .\lcCaull and i\'citll !\lcDougali.--
il
--WEDDING 8ELLS.- A .pretty
_\_` ,~,,u M.. h0asm;__, 1m“._ , l-lu,-iiliiilg was cl-it-lirtlteil in bit. .\lary's
llllw you slllrkcd tho ball_\' vllallcr- lo ‘|\\U"'l‘ B"“*`~ L01 9 0" “0d"f‘5d35'
mm, ‘I-‘e-ily. tltll when Mr. l\lacal‘lus Moran
Those Gvrlilallsf ull a row.
\'ou'il 'ili1- yor llloolllin 'cad allii dodge
liacli velcrail passill by
.\ l wlsli \'Ol` 'ad 'IS illwlal
of St. Bridget’s parish. Lot ll, and
Alisa Mary Ellzabetll Doyle of Brac
worc united ill thc holy bonds of mat-
riinoily by the pastor llcv. it.J. Mac-
Donald Tlle roonl “as su lorted by
l
.\.- '.» `olds 'ls 'cad oil 'igil. l - _ 1 ll ` ~ D1 '
\',,,,~ll |,,. s.,,»._. yn., ,,~a_<l,_.,_t Immieg- .\Ir. Daniel Doyle of Brac and 'Miss
\ll tllrew your cllatlf:c away,
,\ sllllfllill .ll rl target inf-'lvnil 'O ~‘uil~‘
lll` i.'t'l‘_\'.
.`.».,\l this ‘onli if yolii".~' it ill-l»ll.< you
.\nli _vf ll rl.-cd the lallil you know.
ll' you ilr»tl‘| get otlt and i"l52,llt. ‘a'!
Timer- 'uns 'il it low.
.\ few ll.m‘l~ llali_\' fétllrgl-.~ _.nd .l |`~-w
\lorf» l'lu'lllls 0' lto.~'~.
‘.V|ll pill _will ill lllcll`a1'1- lad
\\`lll~rl~ l<Ill;:lallll Silt-'il ho hoes.
\llil when _von .-'ail lla<'l< 'mile .<i_\ll
|'|loll till* <n'i‘:lil bill"
‘l'ou`ll 'val' till' llallds :rplzlyilli-i
.\ii tile pvoplo sllotlliii too.
Tnu`ii tool ,\-llil'\'l~ lloilc _\'uui' l|o<ll_\‘
To . his land of lilalplv tllcn.
t`oiuo oil and eigil your ilainc sirs,
.\il' prove you all are incn.
- l
T _
A Bright,
Clear Light
A light that lights
every c- liner of your
home-a soft light
tllat docs not effect
the eyes- a blight
and better light that
consumes less elec-
tric current.
The CONDOR
For ofiice, store or
home there _'is more
satisfaction in using
a Condor Lamp than
any other kind, and
a substantial saving
too. Condor Lamps
cost no more than
the ordinary kind.
Get a supply today,
Victoria Doyle of St. Mnrk`s Ynt 7 did
the honors for the hridc. After the
marriage ccrcllloily quite at ilumiici' ot'
invited guests assembled at the home
of the brlde‘s father and partook of a
sumptuous rc-past. After doing justice
to till- iilnornlan. towards cvoning
.\ir. and .llr-.=. .\lorall loft for llicil' t`ut-
ure home in Lot ll amidst thc best
irlslie.; of all then' friends for a happy
and prosperous journey through life.
Tho bride and groom we-rc botll thc
rccipt-nts of many usctui presents,-X
 l
°l"l°'l°'l“l"l°'k'l~'I°°l‘°l*4~'l'~l“l°°l*°l°‘l‘
Ends Dry, Hoarse or
Painful Couglts
Quickly
A ilmple, lIome~Mnde Remedy.
E luv.-xpenllve but llnequnled §
'i°°l"l*°l”l°°l"l"I“l"l*'l“l°*l°°l°°l°
The prompt and poilitivo results 1_'i\'i-,ll
by this plcllsalltftrllltiilg lloille-iila¢_lc
cotilgli nyrup llan caused ii. L0 bl- nncd lu
lllorl- llullle-s than llilv otlll-r rl:||_li-ily. ll.
givlrll zlliiloill. instant rclici :lull li ill [millil-
hv ulrrrcoillc thc liicrllgle coulfll in ‘.2-i
ultra
(ici. ‘.!'»€, oiiilct-ri l’illv»\ :fill l-l-ill.- worilil
irnnl any drug iltllri-, pllllr lt. into ii. l_6-
ounci- bottle and iill till; llolll¢_» with plitiil
urnnulatcd sugar avrufl, 'l`lllil makes lh
nttnvcs-it family i-lupp V-of the most. ei-
f»:cti\'e cough rt-mcdy ul. lv. cost of only-51
rr-nt-l or less. You colllfitl't. buy as much
rf‘n'i\'-madr cough ulviiiciilc itll' $2-5"-
E»l.=il\~ ilrvilnrl-il nnd ncvcr Filoils. l“ull
llirr-<'tirlll~l ivifll l’ini~x.' _
The llroillfltnrss, ccrtalllty nllll 4-nin-
\l itll \\‘llii'li 1. tis Pincx Syrup ilvt-rgoiileu it
I-llll cllll-vii, chant. or tllrout mill is truly
Black & Co.
_ Sunnyside l
rl-iillll'ka'lllc. It. quickly loust-ns it dr_\'
llunrso or liglli. l-ouglr uilil heals llnlis
aootllt-in ll piiiniul cougl ill il. llurry. \\ itll
it persistent. loose _l-flllfll il. stops lllle for-
mation of phil-fill lil l l_~- lllroat and llr_nn-
rhinl lubcet, tluri l-illllnt! lille nniloyillg
buckling. _ _
| Piilcx ni il lllgllly l-lllll-1-niriltrui coin-
lpoumi of gviliiino .\qr\\nv pint' vxtrtict
l-it-ll in tzlnllal-nl. :ind ll-l l`:llll'_»|l.“ till- world
orrlr for its sph,-nlliii 1-ill-gt. in llroilcllitiilf
wllorlping cuugll, bruilclllill uatllinn. un
wintcr couuhil._ _ Q _
l"l`o avoid d|nllppol_iltim~ill. in illnklng
tllis. ask your drillzgti-lt. for “ZW ouncca
Pincx." nnd iirln’t mrcl-pt. anytl ng eine.
A izuaranttc of llllilnlutc satisfaction qr
mont-_v promptly: refunded, léocs with ilu!
gmtparation. _ 'lilo Pinlz _ 0., Ioronla
n
 .-ll,-ii  Y 1
/winter Vests that .
REUBEN TUPIJN & C0.
~itENsiNcro.\l, P. is. i.
are Stylish and Wann
Today, we are showing
an exceptionally nice line
of fancy vests for men. ‘
And everyone of them
is a warm. stylish, well
made garment. All sizes
are shown in a good varie-
ty of styles and grades -
at prices that any man can
easily afford to pay.
You should sae these
vests-you must. see them
before you can appreciate
' how good the values are.
Fall around today.
i.~_-,-_-_-_-_-_-_-,-_-_-_-_~_»_~_»_»_-_-_-:.~_-_~.~::.~.-:_z'::.-~:::r:-‘f
l
ial Parlours, Sunimerslde . -
-ONE CENT per word each inner-
, tion for the advertising in this column.
Cadh must accompany order. Mini-
mum charge, twenty-tive cents.
-HOCKEY.-Do not fail to see
the game in Alberto” on Thursday.
the 17th, between the ltegals and St.
Dunstan‘s College. 7360-2-15mil.
-A WDRTHY SON. - Mr. Joseph
Dalton, Glengarry. was in Sulntnersido
Sstlarday, standing his medical ex-
ami ation, being one of the recruits
who recently enlisted with the 105th.
but through some sligllt defect he
was unsuccessful. Mr. Dalton is ilot
the least discouraged tor he is coming
back to try it again in a short time.
--H.
-RECRUITING RALLY-Lieut Cot.
Guthrie. who is to address a recruit-
lilg rally lil the Presbyterian Church
on Wedilesday evening is all officer
who is well worth ileariilg Col. Guthrie
went to England with the first coiltlu-
gent as 3rd iu command of the 12th
Batt_ When tile coiltiilgent went to
Franco he was tranl=fcrrcd to the 10t1l
llatt. as lird. in coullualld and in the
battle of Fliatubt-rt ill.-_ aszsutned cutti-
-nlltnd when tilt- seillor ufllcurn were
wollllllull, tfoiltiiluing ill leomulaiid of
said Battalion uiltii he was wounded
some weeks litter, by the bursting of
a 60ib. sllvli, Whvil taken tu the hospi-
tal it was found be was wounded lil ll
different places_ After spending some
months lu different hospitals he was or
dcred invalided home. and was one of
those aboard tho “ilesperluil" when
sin: was torpedocd by a ilubmarlne.
(‘ol. Guthrie is an excellent llpcilkcr
and his addresses will be listened to
with great lilturcst.-L‘.
WESTERN PLISOHALS
--i\ir_ l’. J. Currail. lluntl.-r ltivor,
was ll visitor to the City Saturday.-l..
-.\li'. Dailicl Adams of thc i‘. E. l.
ity. at Elmsdaic. paid ll sort visit lo
.\`unllilt-rslilv on .`\‘atllrday.-li.
'r'-\ll-*S Mvilgio flrltlill. linnsiiigluii,
¢=p~-ill Sunday with fricllils ill Sunl-
nlcrlsitlc.-ll.
-Zilr. .lolln Smtllliilail. Suininersidc,
is visiting among tile iluslilcss ceil-
trcs uf Nova Scotia;--l..
---lttrr. W. i). \\'ill-ion, ('llarlotictowil
was a paseeilger to Kensington, Sat-
iliwlay afternoon.-I..
--Mrs. Silas \‘V_\'aiid, i\la_\'iic'ld. is vi-
siting roiativtns and frieillls iii Sunl-
incrsiile.-i..
~-.\ii~.-_ olll-or ill-Nl-ill, .lull .lil-.-. it.
t'. Lee. Sllminerslde, were visitors to
lil.-dcdue Saturday.-I..
-Mrs. .lanlcs 1.. Blacquie-rc. tcacller,
al Martin. was a visitor to Charlotte-
town on Saturday.-l_..
-Mr. .\`. S. J. Murray, i-`rcdt-ri(-ton,
paid a visit to ('harlotti=to\vn Satur-
tiny'-il.
--.\lr. Uliarllo Doiili. t`apl-. 'l`l‘ll\'l-law.
sllcilt u flew days lil Slliniiici‘siile‘. re-
turning lionlc llliollilay ovening.-L.
-Mr. Gcralll 1\Ii'Cartli_\'. Tigllisll.
was a passcllgcr to Stllllinorsidc, on
thc uioriliilg train i`w`lttiirdlly.-I..
--Messrs. S. F‘o\\'lvi', St. Niollollls
and Mr. Mllrail, (¥oii\\'a_\', wcro in Sitin-
iuorsic oil Sattirllliy.-Il.
---.lliss Olga \V0udsldc. llailliltoll, is
spending a pleasant holiday at Link-
letter, thc guest of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry I-lnrvey.-L. `
-Capt. aild Mrs. Stewart, West
Point, were in town oil Friday. re-
turning fronl a visit to friends lil Char-
lottetown.-il,
-The Guardian is pleased to state
that Mr. Jollilpll lim-.f¢~, Alllorton, in
llllprovltilg aft:-i' at l-'.t_-vt-ri: attack of
pili-tin1u|liz|.- ll.
~f.\lr.~'. .luhil l". l\i1'Ni~ill. Suiuillvr-
side. wits al visilol' to lieilslilgluil, Sat.»
urda_\‘. returlliilg llolnc ull thc attor-
nooll train.--L.
~--Mcssin E. ll. Wright, Victoria,
Dalliol i\'mlllall. Borler|\ir~. and Dr.
Locltllart. lil-llsiilgtllil. wort: among
l"riday'n \-'i:!ilrli‘il to Sliinillvrrllllo.--ll.
---Mis.-t Dora Squllrl:bril;;_;l~l, tvaclli-r
of Keililiilgtoil, was ill tuwil Saturday
on rout" to illlscuut.-llc to spa-,llli Hull-
llay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jnmcs Squarehriggs. -il.
--Mina Edith Gay arrive,-ll lloilllf 'on
Satilriiny frnul till-. I’. W. tfollvgl-_ l‘liar-
lotlctowii, to lcpt-nil ii liricf visit with
llcr pllri-ills Mr. and Mrs. Stall. Gay.
Sumlill.-rllidc.-ll.
--The fricinla ol' lllr. ’l`llonlul-l l~'riz~
zlc. Sunlincrsiile. arc pleased lo sec
him around again after being conflncd
to his homo for a couplc of weeks
with in grlppc.-ll. '
--Mr. William Mclntosll was in Sum-
nlcrsidc on Saturday, returning lo ills
home ill Tlgnlsil aftcr a pleasant visit
wigl friends in Lot 67 and clscwhcro.
..-Plc. Stephen lllclfiniloil. Char-
Iottotolvll. who recently retumetl
wounded from tile trenches, paid it
visit tu Silminersilit- oil Friday and
returned by tile ilockey special at mid-
night.-H
Malte the Liver"
. lifts. Style,
Tlllo
000001.
W1- HMO.
rillvle.
,im stub. Clues:
_Wm 8'\l|_¢. C
-WVU. stale.
Gllallinllsle.
sultry,
_l.|t1V. Style
_ fp. slut.,
l fwfr. BNI4.
amluv. 3980.
,_oumll. sure.
tp.
£11: DRUM, Glance,
1. awk. Uhdraasr.
,WUT $9184. Olnmcfer.
rw! lv. 8'¢Ul¢.'_cAorocnr.
locality. luis. character,
l¢¢l'“V- Will.-`(.’Acvaeter.
lmv. saw. cumin.
lv. 811110. Ukarwur.
icuii. slvu,
nifty, Style
Duality,
colin/.
_ iw. Dlylc
lv. Style.
i/litv. Style.
ltlffy,
,tl/. Style.
Tutu.
Torts
Taste.
r. facts
rr. fans.
Character, Taste.
Style. Character.
Style, Uhtmwter.
Styld, Uhtlfucfer'
llifv. Style. Character,
Ill. style. character.
lilly, su/le. Character
_nlllul/. Style. Character.
'0uolffy, Style
ualilv. Sfyla,
lilly, Bl]/IC.
lv- SWIG. Character.
_(ily. Style.
ualftll. Sf;/_ld-
Iouclffv. 81,10.
_ucll"t/. Htl/lc.
L
utility,
'0ualt'fy,
l
_ualtty
lilly.
llllfslyiv
lv, Style.
lily. Style nur
lmlily, Style, Oh
iv. Style. Char
Jill/. Style, C
ualftl/. Srl/le,
11/. Nfl/lv. Ch
lilly. Style.
ualify Slyle
Outllily Sl
ltuliiy Slpl 5
'Jil|/_ Sl;/lr,
ly. Stl/It (‘I
ilifv. Sli/IC.
ualnp sry!
Quality, SI
ualiti/. Style, `
Iflv. Sl;/le. C
J
€7"5”F’
M. Moore
A. McLeod
P. Gordon
A. Stewart
'i/. slim-, Qfmmeter. Two- ollllllrl/, srl/lc. _
litv. Allyn, Cllarm-1¢Y. 7`a.rte_‘Qunlil|/, Sl-yic. (.‘llurar.'t¢'r, ’l‘a.vle' Quality. Sli/lc. Character, Taste. Ouallll/. Slulc. Character, Taste. Quamy,
lllll'fy,_Sl|¢l¢', Charadf. TM Is, Q¢_l_q__li_g¢,__iS'_t,lLl_e,_0har_l_z5lg, Taste. Qgalt't|(,__S_t_yle. Character. Taste. Quality. S¢yL;_,_
T000. Qulttv.
Tick. »-’ \0\t¢ilty.
T341. -Quality.
func. Quality.
fatal
Yanni
hate.
fate.
'we .-
fuk.
Get a
Ulancur. _1‘¢n's.‘li.' Ouuty.
this m
Men’s Overcoats, Men’s Winter Caps,'Men’s_Fui‘
Collared and Fur Lined Coats. Men’S Sl1€€P.Lll1¢d
Coats, Women’s Cloth Coats. Women’s Fur C086.
Women’s Furs, Women’s Suits
“3l.i.Z3“ the Rummage Sale?
All day Saturday _the store was full _of b_usy
RUMMAGE SALE visitors-and they certainly pick-
X ed up some wonderful bargains.
More bargains for Monday. Come today if you
had no
time on Saturday.
Handsome New ,0vercoat at
Factory Price---or less
STOCK TAKING SHOWED US THAT WE HAVE '_I(_)O
MANY OVERCOATS. There’s just one remedy for a condition
like that. And that is-sell them-in a hurry. To make the
hurry, we are offering price attractions that you cannot afford to
pass by. Here are some of them.
A nice line of men's good heavy
weight winter Overco_ats in Fancy
Brown Tweeds and Diagonal L. B.
style. Full lengths._ Regu-  
lar $10 value-special .
‘ Regular $15,
One of the most interestin sales we offer is this c ear
Clearing  ance of winter caps finegwarm ca s-most wiih ai
. . . . P
All the Caps “““““ °’£‘i%‘l"‘l§‘.“.§li‘°;”".l.i2‘igi‘§.=f_
Moore & McLeod
(.'h¢lractcr, 'l‘ri.=tc. Quality. Sfylc.
BEAR IN MIND-this list is only representing a few of the bargains. We offer
every coat in the store at WHOLESALE PRICE. That means that you can buy-from
0,,,,,,,,,_ S,,,,,_ us-choice of the best Overcoat range in P. E. I.-and that, you can buy your choice at
llalill/.sl,,1»_c the original makers price. And further--that you can secure this bargain while the
mv. sill.-, cl weather calls for warm Overcoats. Let us show you the Overcoats to-day.
Character. 'I'asIc. Qualify, S11/ll-,` Clin
Clearing Out
A line of better quality tncn’s
coats L. B. and D. B. styles_. Full
length. good heavy quality-all ,_
sizes Regular $10 00 value
-1-'special .........  ..... ,. 
At this price we c_an show you one of the largest and best rage of
Overcoats ever shown in Tweeds, Chlnchiilas and aps in Browns, reys,
Blues and fancy stri . L. B. and D. B. models 3-4
I 0 and full length, good iigvy weights allwool materials. 
now .....  ......... ..  ........  
~»
onth
Chard
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01
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Uhlroi
Cham
cis'
Chlrs'
lracf
Char;
Marne*
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THE Eilllllllllli
l.M:ll'~l. lll Wlll
_-__-
NURTHEKN 1-‘RANCi:l. l<`ub.lil. ~
One of thc most cxtraordlllary stor-
ies in connection with the growth of
the Canadian Divisions is that of the
organization and rise-into promlilcnce
uf illo ("nnndinil Y. M. (‘. A.
l first izilmll to know ot' thc tiall-
itdian Y. M. <5. A., at tho oullsl-tii'ts of u
town ill l<`rltllr~n curly last your i-lays the
special corri-npoildlult to the Star. The
orguilizuiloit was tlioil in its lill`tlnt'y.
lil fuct. Capt. l’t-arson, who was run-
iliug the piacl-_ wllicll was situated in a
anlail room at tile back of an estnmlnet
had ill his ponsessloll about six cn;-ics
of goods, and wilcii l arrived he was
wondering how tho *goods could be
lllovcd if tilo dlvisioil was suddcilil’ UP-
ilcrcd away.
Silica that tlnlc, and tlctlpltc llll
kinds oi' difficulties that have urlilml,
thc organization has never looked
back. and it has grown to be auch it
power in tllo field that one wonders
wllorc and wht-ll tile Canatllail Y. M.
C. A. will rcnch its maximum output.
Capt. Pearson was at one time
glad to' lzivc my men all the soc-ka,
writing paper, pencils, soap, and all
kinds of other useful articles llc had
oil hand, wlllcil llc thought would lliivo
to lic left llellilld as superfluous. but
il; takes inally lluge mntor lorries to
deal with tho vast quantities of goods
that arrive and have to bo again ship-
ped to the fourteen different' centres
of the fighting area, Where the Cann-
dians have their tents or huts for the
comfort of Life trenctrtired.
'rilell llgaln Capt. Pearson had bnly
to deal with the Firsa Canadian Di
vision in February, bitt, IWW 'H0 itll
control of-the Y. M. C. A. work of the
cornered thc ullli-kct for tllesc goods
the supply is far short of the demand.
Huge iluailtlties of writing paper
and pencils are got through montiliy,
and the record was established lust
month when 300.000 sheets of note
paper and n. like quantity of envelopes
worn givcil free to all troop:~i.'
(luiiics of all kinds urn also pro-
vided free, football. draugliis, <~.lil:ss.
ring quoilts. baseball, llild all cliisvsvs
of other sporting outfit. are kept on
hand, and lavishly handed out to the
ulen. so that hours out of the trenches
my be spent in healthy amusement.
Concerts and singsonga arc held rc-
guiariy in the various centres, while
ten pianos provide music in the big
marquees, and ten moving pictures mac
blues provido clltcrtulnniout wlllcll is
thoroughly enjoyed. Thcro are lllao
eighteen splendid granlophltloa and a
huge quantity of rccordll.
Quite as it side llilc the headquarters
has also established a free gramnphone
record cxcllangc. Books and magazin-
es are also sent up to the trenches in
hugo quantities. wllile at nil tho huts
and teiitil stacks of the latest Canadian
newspapers are kept. on the flies, from
whlcll many Canadiail soldiers gath-
er local uilll publilz news ut’ thc hoiuc-
land.
DISTRIBUTE HOT SOUP:
Prilcticnliy tha best thing done by
tllo Canlldiiiil Y. M. C. A. is the- issue
of hot _soup to me" in tile trenches.
This is uiado during the evening-in
huge "dlcksics," and carried up to the
fire trenclles at midnight. '
Only those who have stood oil
sen~
try in the cold. muddy aild waterl ~
08
get] trenches. during those awful hours
when nisbt turns .into-dex. can initiat-
stantl had appreciate tllavaiixe o that
tilt vlwt ur infill
Truthin businessis ,tustasltnpoitant
as truth in eve da life, truth creates
. W2. Y '
- 0 W\10l° Cilmdllll f°\`¢°9- .IM lm” W' confidence, establishes good-will and
D0 lil  °“'°' °°“°‘”°“ Y- M-~°~ 4- »‘@“P’“‘“° build. ll reliability ml .win Mt-~b¢
» and forty m n on the stndnyvhv. l bl' .
the way, seem very hard worked try- W"°¢k¢d bY UN 5t°m`|9  °°“_\P°
ing to keep _pace with .the volume of or- Through three generltiotiij ,people
dersthatpourin.  ' l _
angina sunsr ‘Asour frame. . .
because they are flilitamaillstl,- uiiex
All the foul-tm, inns.; ofhats along aggerrlted trtlisms about a;l1ouseh_oid
the Canadian lines ara w thin reach remcdy of real-and actual worth.. ..
of the German gunl;_tn f ct. 901,110 “fe , The-»popul¢rity of Seolll’s
°° "’°'° U’ *lm "W7 I '"“~‘»""’ is iilcrellsi .ua intolitguroe~adtfailcl,
bursting of shells close Q , dll lik'  . -  .» .
5” “.‘:,';,',‘,:,?‘,,"‘° “"”€..‘;°’.".‘l;.l‘.l’.'.’l‘.l‘.’l§.3’; l. .'.‘.‘§.`2i.T.‘.'1 .. .,..°'°...~“i`{.1”‘ 
om s c . _ , _
an' ¢. nos; er thing,-ti'lltll.ave.onen edieimlil , f=¢t§l.yeeli”"
-115 and his If  _ . F9911 . . .'»'.'.,!.'.,-3. °
"ii
fi" . . .il lrlihla.  .
..l“l.£?.°.it"f¢;22i. lllii.‘?llll°.‘§*l‘l»l“l’gil ~f~°f-= for blew -i'-‘ti . '
_ m "0 ,Nou we #man 5 "|91, 1,1 some lood~tontc, truthfully »~ - li , my tits ptohtble help (gum
_mannerin ,,hm_q,_  “M55” _ _ ll.~»ll¢lsow¢e.'rofuula,°,¢, _  __ _ and not merely by l g
coat.
Hot coffee is also given freo to any
chance teanistcr, or nlotor driver wllo
'may chance to pass ally of the huts or
tents iii lilo Canadian area.
In u. word, thc lie-ad quarters oa-
tuminot is tho best' kilowll place lil
the two tlaulidliln divisions. llcro all
wants are supplied. cvcn an tlxciiailgc
in foreign or colonial nionvy in dab-
blerl iii; and it is also n. placu to get
warm and dry, with a cheery greet-
ing. and kind word thrown Lu.
0vt~r one hundred cases of provis-
ions of all kinds arc liillldictl daily, the
stuff travelling cast as far as Botlluuo
alld south to Lillicr, ilortll oil the Ar-
montlcrli iiuo, and wont to tho aboli-
torn death city of'Ypros.
’l`llllt it great; work is being done can
readily bo seen by rtladeri-l at homo,
but it la llioso tired boys ot’ ours, just
out of the zone where death stalks
day and night. where the hiss of bul-
lets. thc scream, moan and crasll of
shells in heard, that can reallynppre-
clatc this splendid work, carried on at
a profit which barely pays expenses,
and ilolely -for thc well being of the
soldiers, wllothcr tllcy bu (Jailudian ur
British.
iii-*_
WOMEN AND FARMING
~é.A_
Tllere are certain tlllngn women
can do on tlln lighter and more fancy
side of lifu on the land; but for il.
life on the land lt must be such as
will earn a liviug thi-ougtloilg uw
twelve months oi' the year, and this
_is restrictive. in emergency women
patriotlcally inclined could render
,service by becoming sooll milkers. ill
if” Knit-Ili!-a much bigger bust-
‘ness in the future than” many mm.
°°iv°-and I0 On: but they mlm an
-itln earnest. and those who will sub.
mitto lt"should do it at once so they
,mwwbetrained by the time they are
-most needed. The idea that three
weeks’ training tn farm wal-ig ugh,
an efficient worker must go by the
__h0tt'd; yet it was seriously enter.
tained a few months ago. No ser.
tiiion. videlis -rendered by publishing pill-."
traits of popnl pimp] _
shed! on a forknin impzisaillillghgiez
have leamed tiiplac¢'reli5n\ce,,os'f-the
advenised words oi~Soatt‘s=B'-litttliion,  §fg l;f,t:°_"h%;g°|f Jang; ’_=‘_`
at 'ww synllianlln- lm
Buckinghamshire farmrr wifi? sg?
iilgeksome of these nspirnnta of thi-an
lmnhiml ti ` `s' training tn the hsyfleld “td
Jill? mint" tl. b `
1° let ‘n.,,nl1'5»-nail' ’?1l‘Z¥i’.l"’..i‘.‘i2'.§‘lT
* 'aelltai in
. ibhhe rehiilledwol: air: irigiiimttizmgh..
meal wmmell to ill l».,l.l,,,¢ |,,
_ exon instance liholitftis rtgulninfl by
tbo_ lismsnds of ttis firmer, as mql.
r-~.---' ‘ ’%"“‘ "*”* 4* -Im
cup of hot, soup. Further, tlle,soup lsistock needs. It is certain that ova-ll
issued and taken to the men wltiloutltlleu the smallest help available will
be needed.-Farmer and Stock
Breeder.
HE KNOWS WHAT HE IS.
lleru is ll story; not a local story.
but one which occurred to a local man.
Ho was standing one day- at the desk
in the old Fifth Avenue Hotel in New
York, when he was accosted by a man
‘V110 Bald. "Look at me."»
The local man looked and said, “l
seo you.”
“Wlcli look again.” emphasized -tllc
llllill.
"l doll’t sec anything unusual-about
YOU." Was thc assertion. .
“You don’t? Well, you look closely
and you'll see ll. perfect specimen of
the fool." <
“Tliat's according to y0tu'ld0tlllt1on"
was the puzzled response.
"lt’s iiobody's deflnltloti;it's a fact.
Let me tell you. I went into the wwrii-
ing room; took off my overcoat, hung
it on the back of my oha'ir,.and sat
down to write a letter. I becniue so
absorbed in my writing that vvlien I
felt a tap on my shoulder and heard a
voice say. “l beg your * parggia, but
you‘re sitting on my`oVe`  t,' I
Sprung up. said. ‘I beg your.-'psrdoiii'
bowed; sat down again whanztheiman
had departed. finished my`le:`ute`|;;_~got
un-to take my overcoat‘and` -ro
alizcd that I was just wlhst. I'told`1.you I
WM- H rerfact enecimenor-tile foot."
-Lowell Coin-lel`°¢Citizen.‘  . : ll iw 1'