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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ' PAGE ELEVEN-
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until the Waltham Convert
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on your wrist Then you
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be insufficient.
Your jewellel will gladly
show you the Disappearing
Eye at the bottom of the
watch; how it folds back
out of sight; how it enables
you to wear the Vlaltham ‘
Convertible Bracelet Watch
in whatever way fashion
may suggest---an exclusive
Waltham feature.
ii._i...» uma in 1,15 .na 11
jewel movements, in solid
gold and gold-filled cases, at
$19.00 and up. The booklet
“Concerning A Timepicce"
will be sent on request.
WALTHAM WATCH CO.
MONTREAL
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  4 FUR HUME Rllll
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lr. Lloyd-G¢orgs’s Proposal forI
o Convention ol' Ill Portlss
I-'ovourolily Received in lloiisc-
of Cominons.
(Canadian Press Dsspatch.i `
LO_\'DON.‘- It was aiinoiiuccd hy
Pi-oinler Lloyd-George in .tho llouso ot
I‘onimons today that tl1q.go`vern»ment‘
prc-posed to summon immediately ‘ ii
'convention ot' representative lrlslimeii
iii ireland to submit to the llrltish
Parllginicnt 'ii constitution for the fu-_l
tiiro"i:overni!1iont bf' Ireliiml. ~"i’rnrh%:t~I
l.loyil-George stated today 'that 'Lt ‘ti
(fliziirinuii of the pt'c1ios_eil lrisli con-
vention will he nominated -by ‘ the'
<‘i-oivii. _lf substantial irreeineiit' li-il
.scope o|` the constitution i'i'amedby‘tlie
Vonventlon, siild the Premier. Tho-
goveritnient will take tlie`aecesnui‘y
stops to enable Imperial Parliament to
_giver Legislative effects tiiereto. The-
i‘c»nvention will he hold with closed'
doors. The Convention. said the Pre-
niior., would he re|it'e§eiitntive ot’ local
governing bodies, chiirches, trade
unions and ooiiiinew-.iiil and educa-
tional interests, and -woulil`incliide
Sinn lfeiners. Delegates would be
clioaeii by the respective bo<lies.‘Mt'.
John Redmond, Sir John Lonsdal, and
otlici-ii spoke lnvoi'ahly to tho- Conven-
tion itlr-ii. ' l
To iiiidtrrsttiiid the above telegram li'
is iit‘l:uss:ii'y to read what i'0llo'ws: I
LONDON--The British Priino Min-
lstifr yesterday sent. a ‘letter to Jolmi
liloiitnoiiii, leader of the lrii-ili Nut-
ionailist Patty, oullinlni: the (lovoiii-I
iiictit'.~i project for the settlement of
the home rulo question. Ile usliiid Mr.
llodiiioiid to stnto- his vii-ws' on the
i(iovei‘iiiiiciii.':-i sti|:1.;0.~‘.iioii iii orilot'
I that the (lnviwiiltieiit iiiiitlil be ilblo to
i-oii~iiil'er thi- iiiatici- bcfoic li/loiiiinv.
I I . Ars soon as tho l’retiiier's proposals
were available tho Irish lliiionlsis
_J mist to ilisouss the document. 'lui-
Ibiiitloitalists will hold it meeting this
Pulte Bred Enrolment N0. 5 I""fifi`l"'“¢.}`$’I§..§il§..§if""ii.’l"'il1Tf.§'- -ei
'iorth has been ilcsirous ol' eltot-tiiig
liuroii Kc-lviii was l>i'<'<l iii .\`<‘otI;iiirl sircil li\' tlic i'clt‘lii':itvil (`ivtl1fS-l 'dll lll\mU‘ll0U1 S0'~ll°"l°“‘ “’l\l"l‘ ‘vm
ioiicodc tho l.ii|.,ct»t po~=iblo inc.i~iiii-o
ilnlc stallion "ll;iroii`.- Ili-ith-," ilniii ".il:ui_ilc ol"I|i_Qli ll_oi'giic,`l ttfii-iiig'  hému I_IIIe‘II`I;II`wn*II`e 5ecm_éI'I III;
hiick for gt-iierziiioinz t|ii'oii_<-li ilio host (_l_\'ilr_~'il:ilc lilooil of .\t'ntl:iiiil. IIgI.eem£.III III this momem wnimui
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/\s n`pi'izt- winiii-r lit- prim-_<_~‘t-;~ :i
in £:iii.'i<I:i, :iuil totlzii' his rolls :irc ii
rcroi'il iiti_<iii'|>:i.<.~t~il by ;iii_\_' .~'i:tllio:'.
'iiiiiiiig \\'liri'c\'i‘i' _<li0\\'ii.
Bztroti Krlviii will iii:il<c ilu: srzistiii of itil; :it tlic iiiniizigt-i"_< _<i:iiili's,
Spriiigliirld. 'l`i~riii,~ $i1,oii im- ilu'
>t-:i_~ioii_ .\l:ir<~s :ii ri\\'iii:i"_\‘ i'i.<l<.
.\l:ii'€s'i‘oiiiiii_i.f by i':iiI will lu' i~:ii'<~<l for :ii i'<~:i~oii:ilili~ i‘:iti-~‘_ 'l`i~li‘piioiic
i~oiitii'clioii. J.  
§illii8.4.20Mfi'i8lpil. `
SINCLAIR, `
Manager
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l’RlNCE_ MARJOR
Ain No. 57160. isiaiia No. o
_X-
Kontiicky hrcvl .\ii_iiliioii, halt' hi-oilinr
io'Nallve_lielle, 2.045'/,; I~‘i‘riiio, z.ih'»‘/_-,
llronda Yorko,`1£.0-il/4; Silver Silli.
2.08'/Q; Tonerii, 2.05'/.1 Iloal Lady iii)
2.04'/4 and Day Spring. 2.09'/I.
Slrcd by Molto. tirziiidsii-o of The
Ilarvester, 2.01. l"i'ince Mzirjoi is the
best bred stallion in tho- province. Mo-
iin lilood breeds on.
Torms $15.00 for tho tiozison. Ilsiizil
iet,iii1i iirivilegomtliii. our l`i-no booklet.
J. H. G, MURPHV. Owner,
215 Great George St.
illt-5-IilvltliiiSRi
 
-Baron Rossiler
(Enrolment No. 14)
The Pure bred Clydesdale
stallion "Baron Rossiter will
make the season at his owners
stables at Marshfield, Baron
Rossiter" won the gold mcdal
for _the best Canadian bred
Clydesdale stallion- any _age 91
tlae6Charlottetown Exhibition in
1. i . ' '
WILLIAM H. GODFREY
' Uwner
45ll.5.l2Mits,Imo.
 
ctvotsoiiti-5 si/ittion
“ Biaokbsnd Sensation "
No. 9476
will malta tho season in Clinrlotlc-
town, nt stables formerly 00-"\lI'l0‘l ‘ll-V
"Il/\I”t0N KELVIN" in rom- ol' -'lliril
tziiitriotteiowii Finn -Suiwlv i`°"\l't‘“-V "
store on Grafton Strf.‘i‘i.
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Tai-ms: $10.00, ireiitmi iw 'wiv *"-
llmo of sorvii-o or 10 D“" "*"“" dl"
count allowed for cnsli. Mnroe at
owners' ris-li.
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iniénqing tirmiars iihoiiid look this
horse over boforo ‘hooklhi lllfill' l¥“"‘l
inin-on elsewhere.
WILLIAM BA'l`I~lM/iN.
' i\\ Clill'|_0- .
Professional Cards.
lD“r."J‘." P. Mcliratli
Corner of Prince and
Sydney Streets
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 to Il, I to 4
p. m. and 7.30 to 8.30 p. m.
Telephone l\`o. 632
s0z:i,:i,2r.iviir. ,
 
A.A. McLean, K.C., Donald McKinnon
MCLEAN &. MCKINNON
Barrister Attvrney-at-Law
Royal Bank Biillding, Charlottetown
wso Block, Cliai-lottetoivn, P. E. I.
S. S. Hessian
Notary Public, &.c
tion . A _
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49ll,a,o.d. 2 mos. '_ ..»` ` 
monsv To tom. . it- -
.i mutt. v .3*'i"P'» 3"'°"' ‘““°°°' “"7
'prejudice to the undertaking by' Pai-
Illanient ot` a fiiither and llnal settle-
'ment of themost. disputed i|tio':_+tIotis
‘ iifici: the war. ` _
` 'Flin Goveriime-iit’s' pl‘0p0SlllS »I>l`_0\'“'l°
for the intiotluction of is hill t'or the
iiiiincdlato application ot' thc-_lloniv
iliile' uct to ;l.rcland, but excluding six
counties ot' north and rust Ulster.
:iiirfh exclusion to be Subject td rccmi-
.-.iilcration by Pnrllziment tit the ond
of tivo years; for a‘C0iincli of li'el1_iii¢i.
io he composed‘ oi' two <leIolZiiU0\1tl
i-iipiohciiting tho excluded area as' well
its the new Irish Pi1i'i‘lairie'nt; oou.sid»
oraiion ot' the bill after its seiionii
i'i-ailiiip; hy a special <:ont‘m'vi-ice under
tho (‘liaii-inatishlp ol some one rom-
.iiiniiiiing gttnrrxil eoiifiiletico, _ .
As n'ii`iilt0rnat_|vo it is -s\li(i!¢‘SU~“l
hy tho l’icniii-.-r that _ii convention of
lilshnioii of ull parties- he usseuiblf-il
for the purpose oi' nrriinglnit il B<flli'"1" _
oi' li~i.~=h .~si=_lf-itnvornment. I
- By Canadian Pres;
l.0ND()N.-Jniin Redmond. iitiilei'
of the irish Nationaliiiits in the I-ioitst
or Commons. today, i‘ej€ctC\'l =\l\t‘_ D\`0'
liosal ot' Premier i.loy'd Georlle' li1l` =\
settlement ot tho l_i0m.e ,mlm ‘l‘l“°"
tion bitt. accepted the proposal for t_l\0
linmedlatif calling oi ii convention to
Idr.-olde on is goveiiinient. i'0I' lt‘€'l1}'§\il-
` Mr. Redmond, iii u letter tu' l 'Dill'
lor I.loyd 'G0orire. acccllli 0-Y' l’“’_‘§‘ll
of the li-ish party. U10 P\'0‘I>0_5“I\' 10'
“assembling ti convention oi' “ill” ‘"‘f"
of gill parties t'oi< the II\l\'D.0S»9 ‘lf I!-1'0"
duclng a- scheme of Irish .self-i=.0\0l;l'
ment," on condition that theII _ua:IIiiI
on which the convciitloii is to ic. i.. '
Oflicr-,s~ Olil Giinriiian Oflice, Pro- gd I5 ,Inch as to ensure i_\-i'at"i-t is lullyi
ii fairly representative-of Irishman
lvl Redmond said \’l`0“1l0" l'l°Y"l
Geoigc-'s INUDOSH
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The Woman s Met‘ll_¢!l.\° H”
Pmved lu _Wai-th.
of these medicines, I' _ d Wm.
ing Lydia E Pio\ilism'l 91"* °
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reiiclied i-egaiiiling the character' u_nd-V
and Worry aridsave your'
strength for the strenuous’
days of Spring and `Surrin‘ii:_r'
when the body is making an 
effort to throw off the toxins i
of a heavy Winter dict.'
Shredded Wheat Biscuit
is the best food tonic bf-cause - _
it supplies everything' the
body needs with the least
tax on the digestion. It is a
vim-making, energy-creating
food, containing all the nutri-
tive elements in the whole
wheat grain with just enough
bran to keep _the bowels
healthy and active. Two of
these Biscuits with miik
make a nourishing meal at
a cost of a few cents. Made
in Canada. _
 
support in Ii°ol-.iiid. They tliei'et'ori=.
were lrreconclubly opposed to it and
any measure based on that proposal
would"meet with their vigoroiis op-
position. But. Mr. Redmond contin-
ued, “the second alternative. iiamcily.
the asseinliling of n convention oi'
lrlslimen. has much to recommend it.
I trust it may be found possible of
realizatloii. My colleagues and I will
pluoo no obstacle iii the way and arf/
ptepat-i-il'to r~omiiii~nil tho pi-ono>i.il
iiiosi sti‘oiigl_v to our t°oi_iiili'yiiii-ii."
Redmond's Letter '
(Continued from page ten.)
nluiloii was iloiwiilioii by tho lixiilr-i~
oi}lli1- oppo.--ftloii its ii inilil i1-.-oliilloii.
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GIVE CONSIDERATION
i‘oiiiiil::. in llii-‘ :iiitioiiiii-oiiiviii h_\'
illiv I'i'iliio .\Il|il.~'ti‘i‘ of ii polii-y of sol-
lootivi- izoiifii-ripiion. Sir \\.`ilt'i'lil said
Iiliiii tho i'oi-.piit evauts iii liiliislii hud-
booit nt' great n'igiili_icaiiz~c_ 'l`lio_v had
tinililod the Gvriiiaiislo liiiiig to thoI
wo.~.t l`i~oni_.I1i~oh:iiil_v one million mon.
I(‘ondi|lnns _in llus:-ilu would iloiilitlciis
iiiii-'.iii that the war will Inst loiigoi.
it was the duty of i`iiiiad_n to remain
in this striiggile to the end, until vir-
toi~_v is at-roiiiplishoii. As to the mot-
Ihods in ho iiiloptul. lin .»-:iid that the
Iopposition would give to the propos-
Ials of the Government the same con-
|sider:ition which had been given to
the war measures already introduced
lin the House. They would survey and
review them in the some spirit which
liiid lilarkeil <-qitslileiatimi of other
proposals. -
"My i'i|.:ht honorahlt- t`i'lend," said
Sir \\’ili'i'id. “t-onrliidcil his oh.=~ci'va-
tions by stating thai wo iiro i-oi'tziiii-
|ly' very far i'rom thi- ond of tho .-iti-ui.:-
Irie. I ani iittaid that his wortls' aio
only too true. Events iii iliissiii
have hiought into thc wat' ii new
t`eatiit'e, upon which we had not val-
ciilated. We had tralciiliitotl that the
:offensive 'wliibli' 'waz-. to he iiii'dt-'i‘t:i-
_lccn by our nrinies this yrur was to
hnvo liroutzhl oiiisolvos. tn tho llliini-,
hiit events in Iltisriii h:ivi~ onnliioil
the Ge-riitaii Govei-tinii-iii to liiiiit: ovi-r
Ito I~`i'0n<~li pvrliaips iioui'ly ii million
incn, if not iiioro. l'iii|i\i' stirli i»ir<~tiiii-
lstiititcos it goes' without .~niyiii_i; that
'tho wni' inns! last it long iiitif-_ As to
a f I
_|,,im |i0,im,,|II|»_,- 1,~_.m.I- I“_ ,,,I,iy »I.,‘ ilii~ iiivthoils whirli (‘niintin niii_-.t tiiliv
thu pi'0p0.\.:ils ol" tho' llritii-:li l'ri~inioi
'no the liisli iiiicstioii follows:
"I)i>iir Mr. iI.lh_i”ii (‘.ooi‘t:l9-"I`lio
icroiiiiils wliorf-on tim lrl.='-ii pniiy dr-
<-iii<_il,iioi to in-;`:o`ilatn with tho Gov-
t-:riiiiiriit urn well known io you uiid
l tio not think it would servo niiy` uso-
wlth icgaird to tho pi'o>oi~iitioii oi' thi-
Iwnr, I have this to sny. ilint (‘nii;iiin
iiiiuiitle. to ri-iiiuiii in ilio war iii tht'
iiisi iiiviiiiii   =--ii '<=f-1-» W-rsiiiciwi iiisciiiiiii   I  '”'    °
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Ilems with which thi- lmpc-riiil (‘outi1_ L--13,-_:iii
cilTI\voiIld have io ileul. _ I -.;I_€i:I.iiii.'~ _V __ ' -
io mperlil preferential traiiio i-os  ‘A.i'--I i. .
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fu] pu,-no". in I-msmic I_\|@'m- on im,” "As to tho iiiotliods which wo nic
or‘<_~ai=.lon. I note what- you say -as to
iho impossibility oi' tniiiiii: notion
ivliirli would rr~vive_viol0iit political
<'oiitrovei‘s_\' in the oi'lii'l.‘i of thi* wtii'
und ihof i-oiisoqiieiit neccss-ll.y iniiiosoil
uiinii this Govri‘iiniciit or fiilililiiig
ihoiiisc-Ives to propositig a settlement
which would bn siilistziittialiy accepted
hy both sides.
"I cannot accept this proposltioii
und must nliserve' that it lias-not been
iiipplied in soiiio other mutiois .~‘lnifo‘
tho oiithronk or the war.
Would Not Find Support
“I have laid your letter before my
i~oileagu_e'.s und they have carefully
.~oitiililei't*d the two alternative pro-
posals ooiitniiitd therel-.li. The iirst
proposal would not, in their opinion.
lliid support in Ireland. and they ile-
siic ind to inform you t.liiit they am
iiwccontrllahly opposed to Ibis' si-_heme
nut that” tiny' mi~i1sui‘e haseil therei-
oii will nioei- with tliolt' vigorous op-
position. Tho roiis-oiin for this de
vision can lic-t,tni‘, it tion(-sslry, he
_-init-_il iii the ilohsto on Monday.
Much to commend it
“The second alternative, the as-
si-iiiliiiiig of is convention of lijlsiiinoii
ol' all parts for tho purposp _of-pro=
duoi-ng ii scheme ol Irls.h sell'-gow
crnnieiit, has muah to recommend
li. You ask: ‘_Would it be too mai-_h
to hope that Irishman of all ci-eetls
and parties might meot inronvbn-
tion for the purpose or drafting a
constitution which will secure ti just
balance of all opposing i terests and
iiiiiilly compose the uihappy dis-
oords which so long hu I distracted
liolunil and impeded ltsihai-monious
duvi-lopment.
Will Place No Obstacles "
Mhiilri~Jthut_r. - I :P an t-reeds. interests and piiiiloal "This ls the gieat ldealfatid iltrust
Im.; ,-ocondlv. that the coiiventioii ht it. may he found possible of realizat-
sIm;m‘0'm,d IIMIOM ,i¢~_1ny," ion. My colleagues and il, iit till cv-
ents, will place no obsllclo in the
would Find,No Support - way, and we are prepared to recoil
mend this proposal most earnestly to
our countrymen' on condition that the
Ba"|“°"' S°"°lt°r’  - I for an Irish' Gt?" basis wlieieon the convention is to be
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~ ' ll n the oplnloii.ot' t 8 called is suclras to secure that it
MNl”:i¢Ev 1-oPLgAl" iill:\i'ili1l?e]iEs“o€l“;h<zl Irish party ll"‘l"\° will be fully and' fairly representative
"u3I8Mu° awe’ ' ' '  lor Irishiricn oi' all oroerls, interests
' ` ' und -partles,ond>secondly, that the con-
vi-ntlon bo summoned without -delav
- . if this proposal is put into operation
WARBUR1-oN &_ 3|.|AW_   I can assure you that no oc-tion
_ . ~ ‘ on the pait of my colleagues and my
nairisters, Attorneys, Notniy Pub self will be spared to reach the high
iii- i--in s`.»iifii<»ri.f'.-»§<1.iiiiiii.inanii- - ` sud blwretl ideal pointed to in 01°
A;i'~io';izttioii. llniilt of Montreal. Can- " . 4¢‘0\1¢'l\lilil'll-I P0l‘l\5l'&D\\ Of YOUT 'l‘3\(f"`-"
iuda, l‘oriiifiiioiit Morigziigo ilorpora- - -
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CHEMIN DES DA:VIES.‘
Byiiart McMillan In N. V. Tribune.
silk: nnii sittin -and mushy velvet.
l  come generally rewdhllid, ll* _ III ` _I II I Inu Hng |a_-Hz.,
' E. Pinkhallfa V¢¢°¥¢lll' C°l"P°“"d h tix:-‘ol‘lioori;’a4‘il“;if joyltlil voiiiiure-~
J D  ‘lm smgdnrd T1;dxIl;l&::°f.':'5\“'°..  Lsrilcn n¢°i'oma'i'it-1;-' illd they mlwti?
o I Th 0 own _ _ ._. .
Barrister, Solicitor and ii.. fiimsiios on ins in on helium ,S 1, from miie.. .noi its ii..-tn.
N0lI&l‘ Pllblll! office. at Lynn, Mall., FYPWIE “I” 'Flint tho nanlh roi-pos down through
01l‘lcs»Nswson glock, Charlottetown Lydia E. l’lnlths.m’a \‘_¢Kl‘¥hl1l° CWI* the centuries __
3|-"git ofllco, Gsorgttown hd lg an article of (IGM. lierlt an. Iiiil they pnss- in that lout: forgotten
Mono to Loan on Rosl Estate my” hy tlis rssulhitprolllésl- _ ' Olden time which no trouvorsestiing?
I |875-lihlxlltf. I An.m°“_I°'.___~w%m|b¢I5¢¢.|¢. Fliimsy snborzsnil heavy burden.
Pain and toarii for t-he loiiriioyinx.
_  ' - it in ii i 
i & BEM Y »-so 1 wytgyygtg-_-_@';_v_F;*;_,~;g;» 1335? 3512' .';?.‘.f ..‘.i"..‘1.§I‘§.§I..‘.-”fi..."..ii‘°;“
‘ E sh my *Y ' ° Diiiiiihtern or labor ‘ ii they puns;
 Idltl . Iwould ltavotholioad-< -t- - - _ ~ _~
cl wo cols on ' '
azlis for a week and my bi* *mm is it from women, such as these -
W- 5' '°”"°7' K' 6', schosobadwbsalwould-band dowel rrp” the name comes down Itnroiigh
. 3|""‘l"°' "M A“°'"°"'“ uw could hardly str tau UP- “Y 'hui' the cen_l_\“`l°*‘7
"°"°’ *° "°°"' vm sick in incl or two nmiuu sod what miners ii# that ions forsotwfl
oiii¢._nimk sf N. s. ciismims. domed lat did Mi dst any ,,||,f_ I Omen um ,,I,,,.I,.tII,--I,,,,,, ,IM-_-__
c""°"M°'n' P" E' ll' Sh ssw'aoadvosds'sia¢sito!yonrmod- War-nuns into rroiirtiiii seven 'oceans
“"1” . d triad it sod-get better. Sho ,I-It-re now pass _in their j0\l\’l1BYl\\ll-
°l“° ‘“ 6 f 5,, mg- sort and psgoent hsvo both deported-
. |  - utlm; mt it luImIoo:'oot‘ » at Mum" WHIIIIMI 'Im Imgmn' II,I;I,I__
w en “lvl 5°”-l*°
M°**°°" ‘ °“"" Lyn. li. riiisiimiw 2sf¢.:IsIIi»i:“o»miI
Bsrristers and Attorney-s I9c::;‘I"l“:“.;l:I°::“h"m" ”'_II|m»¢|;."
Solicitors for Royal Rank nf Csiisds m of um". "nb"-‘_., _Im L__J_
Over the road oi long dead iaioles
Soldiers of glory onwarii'puss.‘
It ls from heroes. iiucli as those.
` ' centuries . _ _
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. i“Nortli of the Alsne the enemy
D ‘  When Lydia E. Plnklllllfl Umm" cr.nt_lntit-.d to withdraw in the direction
Y’ were first. introduced, tlwll. t¢\\Yll3V° of tho Chemin des I)ii.mes."- Frviicli
ciinoutc oisenissa II th pawn-s wen doubted sud h:'oa¢,.h¢ oiiit-iii iiepoi-i_i I
CURATIVE TREATMENT Y 9 gd; But the pl'_00f cami, IME' _
|l\°“'¢h |11 ‘dV“°°» Vl°‘°"|“ H°“" liliitllly the use of Llidm spteliiever the Did iney pnss- in that ion-g forgotten
uhsi-lottoitIoi;I%UPdSEi2II.oC;\\Im; or whoie country. Now that liiiistiretiseg olden time which ino irouvercs
IC , . s _ Sill#-`~'
OFF | tment. at resId6llC0- - i l'h°“'°“d' °f ‘mmm hw’ “peru” ' Amhlin jonnei and tlniiling pnllrey.
“Y "°l’° “ t bensnaisi .then mm the use H
4207-1-30M3mo¢.od. \ _ the mol md “hm bn M. _lzuto and pipe for the journoying.
That the name will go through the
to adopt ln order to bring our iiioii
_io the fiom. :intl to fulfil to the-' ond
the iluty that wo uro :ill iii-li-i-iiiiiiiul
to t'iillil. ii good donl ot' roiisiiloi-ntlon
Iis to he given bc~t`oi'<- tho tiviiliiioiiail
‘policy folluwod by this <foiinli_\' sliull
|ht\ sat aside. I iiiulw :il pi'e.ii»iit tio uh-
i<oi‘viitlot.. Tlio. Govcriiiiiont tolls' its
that tliey have ii now policy to nlli-r
us and I have only this to .<n_\':That
lwherever that policy is made known
to us. we shall receive and consider
it in the same spirit that we have de-
termined sirice the outbreak of the
war tg assume towards all the propos-
als of the Government, that is, to
give them due and fair considerat-
ion, reserving to ourselves the lib-
erty of free British subjects to dis-
charge our duties iri the way we con-
sider thcy ought. to be discharged. I
am not going to say we should adopt
this or adopt that; that we should re-
, ject this or reject that. The only thing
I say. and as to which I pledge the
‘word and `ud ment of those who
ii way as to insuic that thc host meth-
ods are :idopti-fl to bring about that
viiztory for ivlilcli wo :irc loiiging,,ai)_tl
which we all hope will ceitalnly ronir.
whotlioi' it oonii-s early or init-.
.\'lr. \\'_ l“. Maclean. ot’ South Yoili.
wiv t'ollowcd.' cotigi-ntiiliiti-d the
Premier on his iiuiioiitircmciit. lion.
IJ. Il. iinzt-ii. lion. Wm. lhiusloy, :intl
‘I\ii°_ D D. Miicliuiizio, also spolti-.
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WOMEN WiTH MOUSTACHES
The Ainus. thc "(‘eltic" rare oi' Jup-
an. livo in tho islaiid of Yoddo. al-
though the race has become so re-
duced that tlicre are now not more
than sixteen or seventeen thousaiiti' of
them left In the country .
The most noticeable peculiarity' sh-
otit Alnii women is that they have tu-
toood upon their upper and lower lips
what resembles s nioustaohe.
The women are not con.-ldci-ed at-
tractive. but their matrimonial pros-`
pects sie quite injuied, without this
ileuoratlon.
The moustache is' heizun when the
girlfis quite a ohll-tl. It is done gradu-
iilly, is little each year, unili it exti-:nds
partly across the riteek, thi* material
used being the soot from liiirning
hiroh liiirk.
Tho i'u<Ȣ, is out and the black ruli-
hed in.
Aftoi~wiiri1'.=i it is washed in ii solu-
tion of ash bark liquor. to fix tho rol-
or.
The Ainn women are usually finely
fomiod, straight and well devolopt=d_
with small lianils_ and feel.
Their eyes are n beautiful sort
hrowii, their hair black and most
luxurlant. und their coiitploxioii olive.
with often a deep. rich volor in their
vliecks.
'|‘lto ,native cloth-of which their
garments tire made-is woven from
the libro of the hulk of the clni tree.
NEXT TIME
you send a parcel to your soldier
2-_lead in training or at the front.
sift. forest to out ln =°m°
Ziim-Bak. The soldiers say they
cannot get enough ot lt.
Capt. Brooks, No. 4 ('omiisny, 'ith
Bstfalion. writing from the front,
says: "Tell my friatids.~lf they
wsnt to help us, we siliould be
awfully glad of some Zsni-Iluli. We
find it just splendid. sud can use
sll that is lent us."
Nothing takes the pine-s 0!
Zani-Buk amongst the soldiers. They
use it for rhsumstisni. bilateral
fest. sore bands, cuts, burns
and scratches. Being antiseptic.
Zsm-Buk prevents fostering and
blood-poisoning. For ocvoma, or
any skin trouble. it is equally, good.
and for piles there is nothing to
compare with Zara-Buk.
All ilrugglsts and stores. or
lam-lluk Co., Toronto. hor, box. I
lor 81.35.
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