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 SKEPTICAL WHEN I-lE BEGAN THE USE OF DR cHAs`E'S OINT-
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938' PBM! - "the Sratitude which f its rel
:$99! N918. One does not suffer men
_Rl IDIIUYIIIS distro sin il f f I h d -
'-Y-9Q'Years without apgreciltgngsa cus; ke: a been examined by a wen
when it is obtained. `
‘°l='l!'lI1l>8t.§very mall brings th `re ort onl thin that woul e
_offsomeone who has been culgad D of It y 8 d b nam m
#U98 by the use of Dr. Chase's ed
_Qintment.'_ Such statements are after using four boxes I am practi-
iwller _used without the permission of cally cured. My case was so excep-
tl._\e_'wrlter, _and until we are satisfied tid
thdt the cure is genuine and the lief
, ou may believe in operations for Y
‘pil B. and think there is no other me
cure. - .Write to Mr. Ingles, enclos- box. If you do not want to risk this
.ihg stamp, and he will gladly verify mu
his statement. I-Ie will tell you that po
_the pain, the expense, the risk of an we
operation are quite unnecessary. We are so certain tllat any sufferer
That relief and cure come with the fro
_w_l%ter_ a person of responsibility.
use of Dr. Chase's Ointment.
Mr. Ernest W. Ingles. Penticton, tate
B.  writes:-“I suffered from son, Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto.
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in “an Operation
AME QUICKLY V
d all kinds of olntments and ill-
lons I really had no permanent
let until I used Dr. Chase'a Oint-
t I had absolutely no faith in it,
own physician in Vancouver, and
he said that an operation was the
e.
WB-B S\ll`PrisinK the relief I obtaln»
from the very ilrst box, and now
nally had that I received no 're-
dliy 0\' hisht. and for this reason
results are wonderful.”
ou can obtain Dr. Chase’s Oint-
nt from any dealer at 60 cents a
the
ch s'énd a two-cent stamp to pay
stage, and mention this paper, and
shall send you a sample box fre_e.
m piles will obtain relief by using
this ointment that we do not hesi-
to make you this offer. Edmall-
'L|'r'rl.s cH||_o's mAnvsl.l.ous
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PARIS. April 17.--There is much
' excitement' in the num-tllern district up to scratch in more trying work
over a story which The Journal dos to come. I think our cheers could
Debates says army- automobilists have have been heard in Berlin. There is
investigated and found to be correct.
A seven year old girl awakened on
Palm Sunday and told her mother to command a crowd like our division.
that she had a vision of the Virgin
Mary, who said she would soon no rod with a uniform on."
dead, that news of the wounding of
her .futher would arrive within three
days. and that the war would be end-
ed on May lst.
Two of the three prophecies have
been i'ulfllled. The girl is dead
and the news of the wounding of her
father was received witllln tho time
Specified.
PRAISE FOR GENERAL ALDERSON
'roltoN'ro, April 17.-sncluullg ol'
recent Easter visit to trcncllos oi’ the
Bishop of London, Hal R. Gordon. Il.
A., with third battalion, first contin-
geeut, says bisaddress was short and
to the point. I-ie told us ill brief tllat
we are fighting for civilization
against. ‘- barbarisnl, for liberty
_ f Ch i U _ _ . rmy ost Oiiice.
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llslls a human being, rather tllnn u
church dignltary. General Alderson
told us briefly that our work in the
trenches had been satisfactory. and
that he was sure that we would come
no doubt that better man than Gener-
el Alderson could not have been found
He is a human being, too, not a rnm-
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. .*PLEABANT ENTERTAINMENT.
-On Tllursda evenin lastt o le
town. by a good performance of the
“Shamrock and Rose," by the Bt
waned. judging by the size of the
audience. The presentation showed
of the players. alld many are hoping
to hear from them again`in the near
Messrs Max I-lilclley and W. J. Brown
of Charlottetown and Rev. Father
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(Special to the Guardian.)
CHICAGO. April 19.-Wheat. No. 2
Red, $l.62l,§; A, $l.63%; No. 2 I-lard,
$1.6-3%; A, $$1.63%. Corn. No. 2
Yellow, 87%c.; A, 790.; No. 4 Yellow,
761,50.; A, 771/,c.; No. 4 White, 771,40.
Oats, No. 3 White, 57%c.; A, 580.;
Standard, 581/gc.; A, 590. Rye, No. 2,
$1.17. Barley, 750.; A, 810. Timothy,
$4.50; A, $6.25. Clover. $8; A, $13.
Pork, $17.60. Lard, $10.12, Ribs.
$9.25; A, $0.75.
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OH’TOWN MARKETS
Oats (white) 58c.
Oats (black) tl0c.
Straw (per ton) $6.00
Hay, pressed, (per ton) $14.00
Eggs (per dozen) 180.
Print butter (per ill.) 270.
Fowl (per lb.; ` loc.
Chickens 11 ug 13g, _I
Wheat (per bushel) 81.00 to $1.25
Buckwheat 70c.
Barley - `1o to 150.
Tull buftor (pcr lb.) 250.
Potutoca (pcr bllsllt-l) 25c.
Turnips (pcr bllslwl) Zilc.
Hides 100.
flalfskills 101:.
Beef (ib.) 7 to tio
Sausages (lb.) 150
P01‘k (lb-) 7 to fic.
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Barley, hua.l .. ,»-, .65
Buckwheat. » ,¢ .60
Butter, lb. (dairy) .20
Butter, lb. (cresmsry) .22
Coifsklns, lb. .I0
Eggs, doz.
Hay, loose ton _ , $10.00
Hay. Dressed 10.00
Hide-rl, lb.
Lamb pelts
Oatmeal. per 100
Oats, (white) bus.
Oats (black) bus.
Potatoes, bus.
Roller Mill flour, per 100 3.26
Straw, pressed, ton
Turnips, bus.
Wheat, bus. 1.50
Wool, lb.
to .90
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TO COMMAND PATRICIAS.
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LONDON, April 17-It is oflicially la
of the Riflle Brigade, has been ap- ul,
Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, fo
in place of the late Lieutenant. (lol. of
Farquliar, Captain Fuller is given W
the temporary rank ol lieutenant- in
colonel.
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Limit Three Months.
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. . .*T. GORDON IVES is Guardian Cash must accompany order.
Y 8 have P
of Georgetown and vicinity were eu- Gab
tertalned in the Town Hall, George- Ch
James Dramatic Club. 'l`his» is the mv;
second rendition of this play this B C
spring, and its popularity has not
8 1' D Y
exceptional care and work on the part Chm.|o"etowu___G_
future. Vocal and instrumental selec- N
tions were given between the acts by at'
Gallant' The Dmceeds were 1" “id °f visiting friends and relatives in Mal-
pe
few
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fro
France : -
in
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We arrived here llist night, tired as
th
loo
from the army rations. Almost all the
civ
on
lad
un
wo
hi
lo
ill
boi
up besides all my dirty socks, whicll
an
ll:
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on
ic
again. lt is strange, the grass is green
an
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pa
to
of
es
m
co
ba
lie
co
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go when Ceasar’.s legions brlttlcd on
llcso plains. Hero English and French
th
ave often faced each other, Hugenot
an
da
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pa
ch
be
d by some new quarrel of our de-
ce
announced that Captain H.- (3. Butler, bu
pointed to command the Princess are accordin to the Presb teriall
npor here I got tile other two sheets
from the Y. M. C. A. ofllclals who
aid ns a visit yesterday but will have
7 to
Doll t, Persecute
as come out and it looks as tllougil
ou might enclose two sheets of pap-
r for answering, it would be a great
onvenience. ‘
nd- dress for church.
eived by Mr. and Mrs. Jallles Mc-
ean, Elm Avenue, City, referring to
. D,
 -nlltlslicll. 2 node. c._E. F., salts-
` bury, Eng.
 
rs. MacLean:
afely. I was with your son Monday
st at Canterbury and can assure
ou he's enjoying himself and is re-
arkably well. and we who know him
ro all proud to feel that Canada can
nd the country such fine specimens of
er manhood. Your son stops with ns
hilst in_l.ondon and we have had
ome fine times together and wllcn
illis war is over and he returns io
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EASTERN PERSONALS
.*`Mr and Mus John Dalziel, of
rgetown, spent the week-end _ill
arlottetowll.~G. _
*Mayor G. A. Aitken. of George-
n, was a visitor to Charlottetown
ouple of days this week.--G.
..* ev. David Jones was a passen
e b? the boat s ecial Thursda for
..*Miss Mattie Johnson, ol' Picton.
S.. has arrived to spend the summer
her home in Georgetown.-G.
*Mrs Daniel Gordon. who has been
que and vicinity during the past
weeks. returned to her home in
orgetown Thursday evening,-G.
llEll$ FHUM FHMIEE
The following letter has been re-
eived by Alexander Grant, Bangor,
nl his brother P. M. Grant now in
8
Dear Brother:-We are back again
our same billet after three days on
e firing line. This time it was fairly
niet neither side making any attacks.
snal. and after locating a place in
e straw to .sleep in l went out to
k for something to eat, a change
iliana have left here, but a few stay
and brave the shell tire. Another
and I took a stroll down the road
d in a few minutes we met an olli
man. "Avez Vons ce lnanger"? we
ked her "0ul! des oeufs." “Com-
en " "5 .sous pour chacque." We fol-
wed her to her hut and each ol' us
led our bonnets. This morning we
led them and had a good feed. Then
all a wash and 0. shave, and washed
S
h
kept. in my kllapsack.
it is now about tllree o'clock and I
l :lt my ease, some oi' the company
lvr- gone across the country to have
gumc oi' l`ootbi1ll, others arc sleep-
fx in the straw on all sides o'l` me,
tl many like myself are writing ict-
rs home.
The weather has turned very cold
d growing but the north east wind
els colder than 1 ever felt it in any
rt of the world, worse than in Bos-
ll, bill we llopc this is the last kick
winter.
I have seen quite a lot of the ravlig-
oi' war since I came here. Sher-
nn's remark is true and I hope our
ntinent will be forever free from its
rbarity. But here on these ricll
ids what countless campaigns, what
ntending armies have battled for
prcmacy .since two thousand years
rough their long years of hostility
d Catllolics,and in the more modern
ys when the French under the Man
Horseback bore down everything.
ar indeed seems irradicable in these
rts and maybe ill 50 ot' 60 years
me when the farms villages and
urches now ruilled by war will have
en built up, they will again be level-
ndants. '
'l am finishing this letter in the
orning I again went to the same vil-
ge after dark. Nothing to be seen
t khaki. Church Parade in 20 min-
es for this is Sunday. Our .services
K Y
rm, and a committee ofthe Church
Scotland has presented each oi' us
itll a. psalm hook. with thc psalms
English and Galic.
It is very difficult to get writing
finish on this. -
Last night was cold and the water
oze around us, hut today tile sun
will be a fine day. When you write
Well so long. I must clean my rifle
The same address as before.
P. M. GRANT.
N ISLANDER THAT
‘ ' IB WELCOME
The following letter has .been re-
eir son Walter A. McLean, whose
esent address is A Company, 6th
l38 Cheapside,
_ Lolldon, Pic.
March 23, 1015
Dear Madam: I have been asked
your sonto forward the inclosed
otos which I hope you will receive
Furness
 _ Sailings
From l.0NDON_ From HALIFAX
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. Start Point April 24th
' rilellnn " :ml
lvll Sit. Jolllfa Nl`I‘d)
~ApriI l5ill Gnclsoa May l2th
_ Tabasco " 20th
- Appeninc , June 3rd
From LIVERPOOL From HALIPAX
~ Roanoke April 23rd
Ami |00- nllmn Mn nn l
" 18rd Tabasco
M77 Iotil Roanoke May 2| n*
fllfmwllllyc. cena.
you again we shall be coming out to!
see him and may tllell perhaps have
the pleasure of meeting you. I expect
you wollder who is writing thus, well
its the one in the chair beside your
son and although we have only
known each other a short wlllle we
are the best of friends as_0f years
standing and whilst he is In England
we are going to look after him as
much as possible so you will know
when you receive this he is quite at
home. Trusting you will not be offend-
ed at lily writing to you,
l um. yours faithfully
C SARNETT
rr-IE CHA  _ _ _ _ __ __
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Nose Colds Illia into Eaiarrh -" J, at .2
10 llllaule' Cure is »“Clllfrh0zonc’T:
D(lliSN"I` MATTER WHERE THE phlogm stops discharge, -enables yglfr
COLD IS GA'|`Al{'RHOZi_).\2|'l tn breathe freely. . "
WILL C»l‘RE IT.
C'atarrho!one` braces up the thr ' ¢
-l:ives it strength-stops the 1112:-
ing cough vos the lun s a chaae
I gi E ’ °_
Don't sniflie and sneeze with a nasty In ten minutes you have wonderful
cold-you can kill it in a Jiffy bil "UW _ ' . .~
bresthlllgln the healing vapor 01' In an hour you feel his a ww hr-
Catarrhozene, It/s the quickest, sur- ing. Colds or coughs simply can’t ex-
est thing for colds ever kl.own~|im~ lst if Catarrhozone is used.
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l knocks them riglrt out. No lnrdi- No treatment so direct.-lotarrhw
'rlle following rather thrilling lettsl-42,19 to take when you use <'.u.mn0.iz0._.s goes right to the spot-set,
s“°';:i:r...:'. 0”. "°:.'1.°."i:...°:;'l-°»».-you is ---M   of    ---~ 
angb iw H r lclllesd ' U ‘I .heglillg piney essences through a spec- and colds, bronchitis, cllrurrh and lr-
§°'f, ,Y "’,,,, em' _[ff f,"“é’;",| “ °“i'iauy devised inhaler,-tllls medicated ritsble '.-llrlit. so failure, sutcsss .=,\~
       »» we  of       
the m-st contingent ' Another son iyol- catal-rh. It heals and soothes the iam size 50c; small (trial size only)
Arthur is with tile 13121. Light Horse' lnasmmea air passages. clears 0“f.25°- Sold by “ale” f*"°'Y""“‘-'°-
at Amherst. N.S.:- ` _M-
lusrch zetll, 1915. P' ~ ' "" ~
Dear Mother,-Just a few lines to
let you know I am well and hope you
letter from you since I wrote you last.
I have just come from the trenches
yesterday. We were ill them for
enough for one trip. We have not
had any casualties this trip; the most
danger is going into them, for the
bullets whistle around like everything,
but then you get used to them. The
trenches are pretty wet yet, but are
not as bad as they were. Tile Ger-
mans shell us every now and then;
and believe me, when those six-inch-
llowitzers and “Johnsons " start com-
lllg around they make it pretty warm.
You commence to think of how you
have lived in the past. They shelled
us for about half-an-hour the other
day, and I doll't think any of the shells
went fifty yards from us. Some ol'
tllcm fell about tell yards away, that is
getting handy enough for me. Tile
first time I was ill the trenches was
seventy-two hours. lt rained or snow-
czl all tile time and I was nearly frozen,
but sllffered from no bad effects. We
are back i'or al rest now. We marched
back, right l`ronl the trenches the nigllt
before Inst; it was about twelve miles
and l llcarly fell asleep on tile road.
We expect to be here for ten days, but
wc never cull tell when we will he
wanted. I got a lcticl' from Parker
thc other day; llc is well and still at
'l‘ldwortll. Well l seo supper has
colllc in und I hull llct.tf>l‘ quit und get
solnc. Itclllclllllcr me to ull tllc boys.
(loml~lly<\! Willl lovc,
(SWL) f‘E(‘ll. IIENDERSON.
BLACKHANDER AFTER _
VINCENT ASTOR
NEW YORK, April 17.-Accusod ci'
tllreatellillg to kill Vinl-cellt. Astor ii`
Ile should refuse al demand of $500,
John Miilriclln, ll _vmllll ol' l$l,was nr-
resierl today on complaint of Mr. As-
t_or‘s business agent, \\’illi:lm A.
Ilobbyll.
 
fortyeight hours, which is quite lollg \
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!.f~j§§§,_ ‘giliiifli mucli for me."-Mrs. E.
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‘ If C" ""`° shohocken, Pa.
 'h  "1 wer Lyalln rink-
 `:_-‘filigj hsm’a Vegetable Com-
 ` til' pound to build up my
_._ _ S;-___ _ system and have the
  dearest baby girl in the
4 li | n
wif, _I ` ‘ world -Mrs. Moss
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 lf pound whenever I have
it- _ ,.. 1. _-, __,_ achanco. It did somuch
lligi-ggélliiilg for me before my little
 ,~f_il;i-\_\!_';lli,l;~i? gil-1 wu horn." -Mn.
.~ ““"-j3_\,-.-1/_ ‘f .?1"-1 E. W. Smnsns, Rowies-
 burg, W. Va. _
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_ '_1`here is nothing cleaner, purer or more delic-
lous ln the llne of Jams and J
of the world-famed firm C
products of this firm is a s
jams and jellies are judged- _ _
pinnacle of lam and Jelly
particular housewives as a
perfection.
< Right now we have a n _
wberry, Plum, Apricot;
Blackwell’s Raspberry. Stra
Gooseberry, Red Currant a
and Jellies. These are put u
upply of Raspberry and
glassbottles. Also a good s
Strawberry jams are' here
a one pound bottle and you'll blly a large tin. The
deliciousness of these jams
_ We have I)uerr's Brand of
Raspberry, Strawberry, Peach.
Green Gage, Damsel and tlllcrry
lunls. Tllees are put up ill
nice ‘Z pound glass bottles.
You’ll want a su l ol Cross d
- DD Y
and Bl0.ckwell's Orange Marma-
lade, it is put up in one and two
pound glass bottles-also in 7
pound tins.
There’s qality,. purity and
item listed above. Every articl
most care-the most palate ple
preserves and marmalades to pr0Cl1r€ at OUT DflC€ Of any
other.
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Cllerries?
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ellies than the products
ross & Blackwell. The
tandard by which good
they are recognized by
ice new line of Cross &7
nd Black Currarlt Jams
p in dainty one pound
in 7 pound tins. Try
will delight you.. -
\\'e have Grape Fruit ilnd
Inger Marmalade in neat 81055
otilos. This line certainly rivals
lc morit of this firms best pro-_
uct. How about some Pl‘0Sl‘\""
d Pears, Peaches, Plums or
We have tllcm in s.\’I‘\lII- 2
olllld bottles.
wholesomeness_in 'every
e was selected with lhe_ ut-
asing jams, Jellies possible
/
iff’  “I took your Com- \
 * ___ _iv pound before baby was .
"1 " " born andfeel I owe my Ca up
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g;"__'u" ` lifotoit. -Mr».WlNNlll: Ph0ll€ B & G H Queen I
G' 'I‘n.l.ls, Winter I-hun, 150 l  0 | Street
 Florida. ..=°" '#1
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