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_. .Trpvel by the C.'T’.` R. when intending oin `
 trains. to the lgac
 lay. ' '
’.__l_’  accommodation is of the 'very best, oo
 9 xpI_s'on’all~traxns and at every station--No u
l» ` ' 'delays anywhere-
`  The checking of baggage looked after at all
without any inconvenience to passengers.
 -,, We invite you to visit
formation will be given concerning your trip.
"  Rates are the Same on all Railways
 r Reservations made by ivire free-Write, p
Wire for rates and reservations when required.
' Leek for the canada -' -
      - .T.“E-°ENTRALe GUAR1’IAN...-Fhe Insurance"
is
ific Coast leave
our office where
an Pacific. Ticlfet
7__8"Great George Street.
”"“`. ; § ‘ ' II. M. DAVISDN .
vs. " »
_clllrlottctown
_\‘__`{i *_ _
Agent
IT NEEDS LITTLE A
to convince an auto owner of the utii
ity and economy of our auto seat
covers. They protect the upliolstcigi'
from dust and dirt. They are light
flrvililti, easily ittl_liistetl and are ab-
solutely water proof. Colne in any cot
tr in match car or upholstery. Save
iiieir cost over and over again.
BRUCE STEWART It CO.. LTD.
464743-2lliI2i.
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~ "IIOIlSE NOTES . l
lipnsington will hold races on l"c-int
Half’ 9th, and probably a seconiil
médting latsr on in the season. They
wllfuwciata with the National Trol-
Ely; Henry Hooper has secured froiii
M_r.' Poynter. Kensington the fast
Ac _'rt pacar. onia, '2.:5\..: This
 haivhad only a llnilted amount
o1_._'t.¥aa¢K work and has paced niilos
in"¢.8.}8, we look for her to do '_'.l.'»
this year.
A' meeting of secretaries represent-
insrtorty trucks wiii be iieiii in i-'red
rlckwa to form an association, siii;~
tier to the 1'. IE. island, Racing (jir-
c'oit.' dt .ls being recognized by our
fflildsf ip .\'. B., that in union is
Btfyillth.
lotsa Girl 2.19% formerly owned
by the __MacKirinon\ Drug Co.. but now
oldriiirey. N. S.. nftit with a iiere-at
in rrecent race witii Nick n. own<~.<i
by_)_J1,"eMoine Bros., “Jack Henderson
pllétgd the mare and thousands are
amid-_to have changed hands.
It ,will be good news to horsemen
of this city to learn that Mr. Jas.
Arltlng the popular caretaker' of the
Cglfiottatown Driving Park intends
shifting work. on the track at an ears
lpftflto. »This will give us u chan-;e
to nt ready w iirnsii with the N. n..
liofimcn whose seasons are usually
veidleariy.
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»'~’T_I`as"u'wner of “Joliio'o’*~-is game. lie
iiiatciied tho' namesake of - the
htiro with Nick R. and is got-
easli ready to prove his
he has the winner. Mr.
Kelly who has yet to drive
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from Ai-tiers (Dates Nov.
on the Adulteratlon of
and Drugs by United
Food 8_R4elg|_i|\ii.; . ._
is a blood puriilar and
btdilderi of extraordinary
Thei&came _to my notice.
Kitchener, a case in which
miraculous cura was effect-
this wondarfui remedy.
whose injured leg.
by a simple "bark of the
ll he termed it had deveiop»
Inuit running ulcerated sore; for
`¢'ininent specialists had
enormous expense. the
`wlthout success. lie
to try Swaizenia.
in an absolute cure.
the purchase of two'
oily. The case in question
under myovm per-
me in
Jilaort
f have over leon
In Oiaaflotf
0° Limit-
Tl '" QF-b-'F-*‘.__a--v---s
li {"A'H5°°I3il0“- , _ I.\c.quired by Aquiri (2.27%) dani lry
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qi' - 1
ln
iiorseniaii nf Cii'towii
ii losing race in the Sytiiicys has .cont-
down to tlriwe "Jellico". The race
will probably bt- pulled off today.
.\Ir. i\‘Iilton Bell. Cltarlottetoivii has
lionglit from `\‘\'ellingtoii l\lei\`f‘ill.
Soutliporg. tlip. East pacing gelding
>ill landctl a
iircd on he
ter and put
l\alol t-.1. ..i). ;Vlr. ‘Mc1\
tire heat bout 'with Ac
l’o\\'iiiil Bay ice this w
the cleaner on ai bunch of classy piii:~
ers. The .~\qtilrl's sell like hot cakes
on a frosty morning.
.___
Mr. lienr_\‘ Hooper the reiiowiit\t'.
. has boiiglit
i'roni Mr. \\"ni. Poynter. Long River.
the genie racc inare Oniii 2.251/l. (liiia
was sired hy that bulldog raceliorse
inherits his
i is 0na,t2.2§>
lloopci- will
ing operatlinis
.\qniri. i2.‘2'i"/,l rind she
vtaylng qualities, her dan
hy Parkwood (2.21). Mr.
Ilia assistczl in his train
lhy his first Lientciiant"Brent." who
wil give the uiure prellininary train-
ing, but when she turns around for
th, “dough” the "old gent" will he on
!“the chariot" and you wont have to
use a periscope to find out wli~=.i'r~.
‘ they are at thc end o\` a inll-3.
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DAVID GUY, 2105'/4
lt does not take a trotter long to at
:tract national attention. if he has
ienough speed and racing manners to
win it few evc-nts in the Grand Circuit.
This was amply denionstrated last
season by David Guy. who pulled up
lame at the Columbus September meet
ing. vrliere he defeated Nells Dillon in
ons of the futurities in 2:0594 and was
in turndefoltod by ‘Peter June. Thir
colt made his first start in his three
year old form at the North Randall
August meeting in I class race which
he won and in which he equalled the
time record of 2:0814. that he made at
Toledo. lie was given this race to
stay him up for the M-atron Stake the
following week at Philadelphia. where
he finished in front of Nella Dillon.
- Peter Vonia. l-Iollyrood Bob, Selka and
Peter June. wlnningone of the heats
in 2:05*/Q, his mark. David Guy also
won his engagements at Poughkeepsie.
anti niti-tiara anti fiiiisiieti iisctiiiii to
liollyrood _Bob at Syracuse before
going to Columbus. his card for the
season showing seven starts of which
he won five and was second in two. in
which he won fourtee
them being below 2:10
law ziot. '.
Guy Wilken. while the
Zombro. the son of McKinney that ttlr
ed San Francisco. out of Bello Gibson
2:24-%.a daughter of th
horse Norval and Lulu
produced 'Maplewood Norval. 2:23'/5
Lulu J. was got by Onward out of Lot
tie Wall. the dam of Eula G.. 2:24
She was -by ‘Stratlirnore ont of CluraG
by Pacing Abdallah a on of Alexan
. U __
of one der's Abdallah. thc sire of Goldsmith
Id. 1 . ' _
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pmisuit.
. satur.- 2l pd
thelb race; hc troted twenty heats of
n. thirteen of
and four be-
in the matter of inheritance. David
Guy is an in-bred Wilkes. the linen
ithrougli his sire Guy Axworthy trae~
ing to the brothers William L. ant:
blood of Alcy-
one and Onward are also united in his
dam_ Belle Zomhro. |Slie was got by
.3 illleotloneer
J., that also '
2 14 David Guy is a trotting
trottor and in his showing last
irlprovod that he in all that the
tam implies in stan. spud, and dc-
i1'_.r/tvoftsiniy in tm Province. I
-VISIT our annex for ull kinds ot
West ‘ 110\l8¢ Cleaning Supplies. 'l`lie Rogers _.___
ontrea Ilardware t‘o.. Ltd. 46433-21l\i3l. THE SOUTHERNBEED FAIR will
' be held at Murray -ltlvor on Friday
BARGAIN DAYS.-Those are Bur March 28th. 1919. _ 4556.2;
upteous gain Days nt Prowso Bros.. Ltd. Conn ~  _
Mill Dick the cherries while they are | MARKET FIRMER. -- 'l`he hog  
IIIICCCS- .  _ 
ripe.. inarket was firmer yesterday and nd~f
46423-2l.\l:ti vanced to 19% cents for best hogs. 55.57 Water St” Aclmnouctown
STREET`CLE“ANlNG.-»Tl\e .~'i'i‘;ip.»'.
WM Dut to work on sonic oi the prin
cipal streets yesterday and in-ade quit.
an linprovenieiit. lt was certainly
needanl. Gravel is being Spread .icrosi
some oi' the crossings wliere niud i
deepest. Let the good ivorii continufi
ro sneer soi_oisi=is.-siti_-iii- `
Wright and Messrs Charles (lliandlc A
and H.V. Buiitain leave this morniiiu
for Halifax to nicer the iiien returnliii:
by the Olympic and accompany then.
on part of their journey in accord
with a 'prograinnie receiitl_v dc-cidcii
upon by the \'.M.(`.A. I
PROPERTY SALE.-One of the s-ca
son’s most successful sales was tliiii
lield at the tairm' of Mr. Levi ings at
Orwell (love on Thursday. About 50(
people. w'f:re'fn attendance and splcn
did prices were realized on stock. crop
and implements. Mr. Benj. Carterwi.
the auctloiieer.
T0 COMPLETE LIST.-In -order tc
the Guardian. giving home address.
unit in which they served and naiiif:
of Cemetery in which they were
buried. r
` ICE RACES _AT APPLE ' .
' TREE WHARF.
On Wednesday. March 19th. the
races at Appletrce Wharf provcdn
great success though the attendaiicc
was limited. However the boys who
proved to bf, sports were there. Thcrc
was only one class.-the free-for-:ill
trot and pace which tho' "Returned
Soldier" won easily in three straight
heats. i
Following is the suiniriunry:--
Returiied Soldier, W.lt_ Dennis, l.i.i.
_ Bonita Boy. B. Stew-art. 2.2.2.
Onan Boy. Stanley Prowne. 5.3.4.3.
Combtlore Mnc. ll, Mefiuliiini, 0.4.5.4.
Todd Favorite. G. Boswell. 0.5.3.5.
I  Heals'
Sore R3_d__Pimples
ItcIiin¢.`Biirniii|taiiilIni-
. iattd.lmlSI¢¢il
i
“My foot
. would hal
' shades from 81.85 to'$8.50. »Paton‘a,- I
' about fully reeo\'ei'c<l froui lit-r roccnt
‘ Arrived .Last Night
Fast-iioNAai.£ Hou in pepniar
- 4616-3-wnitli
stations = ' .f
THE "Koo-,-ENAV.. RANGE ,muh SEE OUR Queed Sweet w,,,,|.,,,.S Wholesale Merclianls, Insurance
' ..' and Exporters.
by the l\ieClary Mtg., (‘.o., for stile in showing Automobile Accessories. Th..
fu|l in- Charlottetown by The Rogers Hai-il II~0gera liardwnre Co., Ltd. I _ Phone (,t){}_(,9<)
\\'iltl`e C0.. Ltd. 4643~321IVI3i 4643-3-f.’li\II‘»I.
°"°'°‘ "‘""'"° ““f‘,“..“°“..“2" ...l§".'f.Et'lL?.I§.°.§’.I.i.flI.il’§'l§’Z'.§i.lF RDYAL INSURANCE
. fish, at. ll. Feavyour‘a to cr ' jr .
. I ea iq tire iiiimy of the v iv fc .\ .  
hone ox mvllth and Fitzroy Sis. 4622-3~1t'» .ii 1' . - »- »
' _ it Beuncousfleld. 4672-3»22iii1i.
" --- ' Th I‘cI`i ""I ' -." -
Office’ Aci<Nowr_EosM£Nr.1 iteceivee NWNARCH UOWN--We have just panyemlghél  "Summa (mm
at Falcouwood Hospital magazines 1'0C°1V°d 3 9I1IPm011¢ ~ 01 “°11B1`°I\i 4653_3_22mWed5nm»
from w_w_ s¢an1¢y_ Mm J_C_ Moon. Down, in colors purple, nilc. turquoise '
Eldon, Many ¢hmks_ and rose. l’ATON'S LIMITED.
i .
,, con... of me can oooo Aoi/ice--n<m't env ii i1oi~‘IIlTeI'CSIIIIIg wal 
BONSHAW-O arc . ~ l
tiitien of the roads time win be in “"5 “'°f'l‘ °f DW 000°” 0' 'C1°*l‘1“*i
99|-t-we |n the prcsbylerinn chumh without first seeing our stock and   
Bonshaw, tomorrow, the 23rd. P"l°`°i‘~ P"°“'”° BMS" md-
' i ' '- G42-3 ZTIXTUI
. 4 _ _ .
'Corporal Fraser, recently returned
FOX MEAT.-Seven tons boat uali-
RGUMENT ti' horse meat in 100 pound box; ii CHAPLAIN 'rm/Lon ARnives.._; E;-°'“_ G°1'"\1:"1’- gave last iilslit tu SL
cold storage. For sale in ton lots o WY W- '13 .11ui;gaii. city. yestertla; ““"’m"s lmlsh Ha" ‘me °I me ‘“f”‘t
more' D' A Mapmnnon care or Mm morning received a telegram frm Rev' \ interesting ivar talks heard in the city
Kinuon Drug Cow Charlottetown G_ (5 Taylo,-_ swung may he had \¢.,,,1._fo1~ some tline. Corporal Fraser is 'a
cd in Ham“_ He Wm vrocem wifluent and pleiising speaker and his
HOUSE 3uRNEp__A had 'mu Q, Winiilpeg with the 43rd Bntttlion .siiiiizag S‘°"y‘ maifny D°"s°“"‘I °xP‘f"I°“°°f`i
cui-red at Brookvale on Thursdii; will be in Charlottetown in about tiiii " ""e‘m’ “Im ‘vmch he “as pm'
when the residence of Mr. Aenciii ‘ISYS 111110. »- . “many hmmm' was bmi' nunlmg "ndf
Kiggms, was destroyed by me. Wm _ informative. Ho detailed in well chosen
all its comcml This is a very ham PERSONALS _language the early days of the t\».`“-_
blow to _Mn Kigghm as them “ms IM _ ,thc difficulties met and overcome. trio
msm.ance‘ Mm John Mmphyy New G|nsg0“,_ hvgettlng under wny of tliearniy' i.
. -_-‘ visiting in the city. the gnc:-it of Mrs. Successes and revfnsesi wld of hw
THE GREATEST OPEMNG FOR mr) MCNGHL _ oxperlences in Russia and iii German
MILL PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND prison cnnips. his release and return.
l. will be sold today at twelve o`clock tjorp. \\'. \\'. Murpliy (Now Glas-
-Warrcn’a mills, New Glasgow. l' I5 gow.) was a pitsseiigcr to i`ii`to\iii
No conipetirig mills for miles round. Wediiesdny. `
Coinplete cquipinent and in ifliie ruiin
I11S 01'd91'. 4673-3-22-tllll. Mrs. Cecilia Mcl1‘i\giio. of this city
loaves this iiioriiiiig on ii visit to New
Gflasgow, N. S.
llcr niany friends will bc pleased to
i_e‘.irn that Miss Jennie Kelly, city has
attack of pneiiin onla.
Mr. _Golding Barrett. oi' liingstoii.
the well known cnl~i*inge paliitoi'_
i'etui'n~:d ironic yesterday after nttonil-
ing the session of the Graiid Orange
Dodge- at Montague.
Mr. Geo. J. Rogers left yostei‘d'l_\'
morning on n business trip to some ol`
the principal inanufuoturing centre.;
of the United States and will spend ri
week in Atlantic City. H.;.wlll bt'
absent about two weeks.
More Soldiers
A group o`f'tl\ii'tce1'i mor.; incn from
want of thought you have put off
insuring or placing additional iii-
surance to adequately protect your-
_ sell' against loss by fire. A(`.'l
NOW. CALL UP.
Probably from an oversight or
\
Agents for the
S
The story was listened to with breatli-
less interest by a large audience. Mr.
Joi-idpli ‘l\ioC'urny presided and the
pleasure of the occasion was added to
by vocal solos by Miss Marlon Gi‘lt`i`itli,
.vliss Lucy Blanchard and a violin
solo by Miss Kathleen iloriisby. A
vote of thanks was tendered the lec~
tiirer at the close. inove'd by Mr. W.
F. Tidintirsli. seconded by Mr. John
Anderson. and supported by Mr. l‘. A...
Hughes.
DEATH DF MR. ‘
I. A. MATHESON
ilrlr, J. ll. Gregor. Prince Street _ves-_
tcrday received the sud news by wire
that his brotlicr-ln-law llr. John A.
lilntlieson. formerly Fishery inspector
for this l’rovince had passed away at
1.30 Thiirsdny ufteriiooii in hospital in
Revelstoke, B. C. Mr. .\iathcson's
friends here had received intlinaiionl
that he had not been feeling well for
some two weeks past. ‘but nothing sci'
ions was nnticiputed.News of his dear
canie as it great shock not only io his
immediate relatives but to his many
friends in the city and Province.
` The late Mr. .\1atlieson left Charlotte-
uverseas arrived in the city lasit night
make the 1*. E. island Honor Lis: _ » . . _
complete it will he necessary to in- very short notice was received oi‘i‘°“'i‘ °” "‘“‘“a"y mm Im" W VIS” N”
clude all enlisted men who died in their coming- INT 111 ll11IC1¢liY\l0 11 fl” bromer' Mr' George Matheson h'
the Provinca Wm mcse who know cannon was m.,.pm.Cd the League 0f_ltovelstoke. expecting to return in the
of any whose ‘Eames have _not }_c:_me Cross Band 'md mwescnmuwfalirlng.'but into ordained otlierwiiio.
I The late )'Ir.'Maheson. `was anntiveof
men being on hand to greet thorn on
been ‘published kind” Send same to llrzicklcv Point.. llo was born Supl
their arrival.
They were' conveyed in uutomobilcs
upon their arrival and taken to thc
Great War Veterans-llnll on Queen
Street where tcht- Liidiug Auxiliary of
the' G.W.V.A. had a nice luncheon
ready for them, after which addresses
of welcome were delivered by Premier
Arsenanlt_ Ni- WF. Tldmarsh. Rev. Dr
Fullerton and Corporal I’.A. Hughes.
Before the proceedings closed hearty
cheers were given for thc- returned
heroes.
The men who arrived Inst niglil
_ were as follower-
Lieut. ILO. Campbell, Charlottetown.
Sgt B.F. Pcsrry. St. Nicholas.
Ml'-lernard. O‘iLeary.
GL. Mclntosh, Tignlsli.
J.McDonald. Milburn.
JE. McKinnon. Kent-ilngtoii.
G. McLellan, New London.
‘could not be securod¢- SKLD- 1|
A. Peters. G. Rafferty. N.B. McDonald
Coughlan.
which' landed 2700 overseas u10\\
there-on Thursday.
On board the Baltic were the 43rd
Battalion. of Winnipeg. which cam-c
home with it strongtli of thirty-one
officers and 650 men; and is under the
i coinniaiid of Lieut.-Coloiic-l W.K. Chan
I dler, D.S.O.
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CFO
.-g-nnnv-nnnnsl-_-sn
After forty-one months' service in
France. the l~‘lrst Mounted ftlflos.un-
l der the coinmand of Lie\it.~'folonel llur
i nett Laws. D.S.O., returned to Canada
| on the Baltic. with twenty-one ohlcera
I and 524 other ranlis.. This Battalion.
i raised iii Winnipeg. went overseas in
Aise the following whose uddreflrrr ess. iiiiii inter iii-rveti with nepiiei-t]
Bell of the same place. after which he
-Currie, G. Billard, H. Jarvis. M. Dalton.;
G. Moncriclf. J. Reading, A, (`ox. E.
Most of tlioss iiicn camo i'i"oni liali-
fiix hy the White Star Liner Baltic
I3. 1844. the son of John and Anno
liiatiieson. both of whom were natives
of Seotliinii.Tlio paternal granrlftitlier.
florlerlck l\intlicSon who wan »l-iorii inf
Scotlniirl, cariio to l’rlncc Edward ls-
land in 1806 having purclinsed proper
ty at Portal-ic and died nt. theircmark-
able nge of li)'lZUyears and his wife died
nt the nge of 99 years. The fatlii-r of
the late Mr. J. A. iilatlieaoli. wliosc
name was John llatlioson. located nt
Black ltlvcr. Ltrackley l'oiiit. wliori-i
uciivo tart-cr as ii son captain.
The late .\‘lr. J. A, Matliesoii. ns ii lio_\'
attended school at Brackley Point iiiitl
completed his trniiiing nt. Priiicc of
Wnles College. ln 1863 he moved to
_Allirrtoii und entered the employ of
the inte Governor llowlan who con-
ducted ii general riiercliuiidise buitln
lngaged `on his own account in the
ilsliiiig'°anil general nierchandise bus-
iness, estahllsliliig stores ut Miinlnliz-
ash and Campbellton. in which he con-
tinued \ii1’flI’f"18fl7, when he nccuiitcil
the rtppolntmciit of inspector of lfisli-
crléii. xi position which he 'held until
he ingngeil iii sliiphuildirig lifter aiiI
Prince Edward
Matinee Daily 315 Sharp-_-Night 7 and 8.45
LAST CALL T0 SEE THIS BIG
SPECIAL PRDGRAH
LT LA TJELE:
JS haLiLtlc Pir<\IA'
_,lfgi......wg~»»
 LILA LEE
'_ iN
“Such a Little
Pirate”
You remember iwlien you
were young. Ilow you used
to _read those old Pirate
stories.  young again. see
“Such a Little Pirate" lt‘s
not _one oi' the blood thirsty
stories, but a trcnt. for old and
young. '
1.. _
THE ONE AND ONLY
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In an Absolutely New
Comedy
“TRIPLE TRDIIBLE"
First Time Shown in
Charlottetown
Sensation and Thrills
Galore
__IN.__
“The Secret Tunnel"
10th Thrilling Chapter oi
“A Eight for Millions”
MONDAY. Rex Bisncirs FAMOUS sroav
TUESDAY . “THE BARRIER”
I [Tl ' lil- 
11'- _
Peopl€’S
Theatre
TONIGH'l`-TONIGH"l`--AT 7 AND 8.45
laid
Metropolitan City.
The Mutual Film Co. Presents
Last Time Tonight to See
THE DAINTY LITTLE SCREEN STAR
. --lN--
“CHECKlVIA.TE”
A Good Wholesome Clean Picture Story. Scenes
iii the Far West and the beautiful homes of a
Two Big Acts
The Big Laughing Comedian
RDSCOE (FATTY) ARBUCKLE
I --iN--
“MOONSHINE”
of Screams and
Roars of Laughter V
)
MQNDAY rnr. ioruinn F/tvoniris
AND WALLACE REID
._[N....
iiiiisini l “THE sounca"
' '< n---5'-“H2”
I
EFFECT OF THE ARMIS-
TICE ON HOARDED
MONEY.
’i`lit-rc is rczisoii io iliink that liouru-
ing was priirtisi-il ii gi‘t~.nt tleiil niore
during the iviii' tliiiii is |.',t‘i\i~i°;illy lie-
li<‘ve|l_ \\'illi pi»iii~n iissiirfiil, the houril~
ed inoiii=_v is iiiiii- hegiiiiiiiig to iippciir.
and it is to iw hoped flint quite ti lot
of it may go to buy War Saving
Stainips.
iii the l'iiite`il States it is cstiiiititctl
tliut $l_i’»00.000.000 were hourded by
t'ui'ei',tiiei's during the wnr period.
lliiiiking iiiiilioi-ltirs any that niiice the
nifzrilng of the Arinistico. this.hoard-
‘ his retirement on September. 30. 1880
in 1881 Mr. Matheson was elected to'
representative from tho first district'
of Prince County and was re-elected to:
the position continuously uiitll 1811...;
llc was it ca`i`m'hfo*'legislator andserv-
eti iris aomiutueiitn _rnitntniiyw E 
Oii July .20..1B8l Mr. M.q,tl¥8tson._}up.<i
niarriod to Miss Emily -M, Clouson-a
natives: England." wnaiimdedsaieu.
iiim a -fbtir'years‘ago. -ggu' - if 
cd iiionc_\' luis cuiiie out to ii surpris-
iiiu t-xtciit anti this opinion is cou-
ths Provincial Legislature aa Lihcrnli ft,-m“,| by th.. ,.u\»|“g,, mink deposit;
in New York btutc this cluss of dc-
posits liiciriiacd by $3l).400.000 during
" the plirioil fiom Dcceiiibcr 28th, i918
to January l2tli. 1919.
lliiiloubtcdly the cessation ofhosi-
ilitles has had similar- effect on hoard-
ed money in t!iiiiad_u,ifor it is well
known that hiindredii of people of
10\‘@lKl1 birth drew money out of the
He Ii‘3\l"i'7d`*i'<I'\i3’ l\\6"‘mI5|1\i‘I\;l5"I>f"" 'bank and either carried it on their
ill0l‘l 0114!' l‘lf¢9\'51.'R0d°Huk3Cm~fTQ7~I4‘lI’persoii or liid it. The question ia--
.l 1916. d i France in S611- -»~ . ~. .i » - -
l ii:i!ili-l`i'ei- of dit; sri; gear. Dui-ing itiil“-""‘~ w°Il"".°.“ °"9°P“' T.‘.‘~°“°°‘-l."” *‘°“' '““¢'\' "Y 111'” "\°“°>' will 8° ““°
' 901' R°"°I9 ‘m°» M`\`°~ 'I°I‘l"M.°’ War Saving Stamps? The wholocounf
Iiisrvio trvsrseas iup11roxtmiQifely_ 200'() _59»'9». ...dl _» - . .
Iofflcer: and 5.60o'other ranks pasoed~I M~.m““' B"“°I‘I°Y"9°“°I‘- M""- °.h.5""| tryisiilitally interested in well!! £1119.,
tiirourii the Regiment. rliirrtiie-titim..."'.*'°'°" ”“* ““"" "““‘°' ’“' °'°'°" ‘l ‘“'¢° P°""°“ °f “ " .*"‘“ “'T°'i°‘r
wh" 5°,” CI1\I'l°N¢¢°"1\» Iwhlle it iii to th; internet of 'tire poi'-`
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 . 1°'-°1'U__°l"-- . this una. _ Band D.-I". ummm* _ _ _ __ J
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cAnoicAN FARMERS AND
' Meimonmi. Hiaiiwav
At ii iiieeting of tlic- Cardigan l<`ui‘u\-
ei-`s liistlt.ute_ l'ield on March 17.111111"
it tlincussitiii trio‘.i place re ii Meniorlal
l-ilghway.
The opliiioii of the meeting wild
entirely ugnliist the butldingol’ such all
expensive roadway at the present V-1111**
when the country in burdened with
such it load of debt. 'l`lie cost ot' bllllll
ing a road like this would fall prin-
cipally on the farmers who would de~
rlve the least benefit from it.
The following resolution wus unau
imously adopted by it stilndll\S "°'~°'
'Wlwrens lt has been 111090504* U’
build a highway to our soldiers, and _
whereas such u hisllwlly W0“I‘1 L‘“¢““
an enormous expenditure of n\011W»
and .whereas ull thc. country Is 'Wi
now In ii position to meet such cxD¢“‘I‘
lture. therefore resolved. that uri. 111'!
inenibers ofthe Chrdllllll I"""‘"’~""“ '“'
atltutc- assembled together. plticu our-
selves on record ua 0ill1'>=*l‘-I l" Ah"
building or n such ii nieninrlnl f0i‘0\l\`
soldiers. __ ‘ _I9
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CASTQTR IA
‘I if For Infants and QW”
I-in nFor0vor8OYoan='