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Your 
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r _
` We asstune that if you
'were in our place you
would feel ita duty to_
.protect and promote our
1 interests in every way.
‘ Therefore we try._to
F conduct a store in which
'youwill have as perfect
1 protection in every way
l as we should expect were
conditions reversed and
we were trading at your
. drug store.
We want your trade
and we ask for it on the
, basis of good goods,good
‘ service and reasonable
prices.
.l. 0. Jamieson
Druggist
Ili = 4
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lottldd. 21st to 24th, wind and sleet.
26th to 27th, very cold. 28th to 29th.
lm tially oold weather.
1 DIARY OF E\'E.\"l`S.
T0-DAY.
` City Magistratefs Court, 9 a
People's Theatre, 7 and 8.4
Print-e Edwarfl ft. T :ind Q. ni
` l~)rii»'-ri.il1m.~-ni 111111 Dnnrt, P_ W,
ffl..  p.i1i.
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*ROSE-GARRICK. - At. New Glasgow
by Rev. J. A. Ramsay. Clifford Roaci
of New Glasgow to Bertha (iurrlck.
of , Charlottetown.
r-.="-
Ls?
F
RAMSAY-MCDONALD. - At (Iain-
brldge on February 16th, by Dr. W. M.
Tufts Mr. James A. Ramsay to Miss
B. daughter of Mr. John Mc-Doiiald,
both parties being of P. E. Island.
efURNETT-Mae|NTosi-i.- .xi 12.111.11-
ridgo', on Fi-briiary ‘Jud by Dr. 'l`ul'i.~i
Mr. Clarence Dliiilck Iiuriif-tt of livi-
mont. N. S., to Miss Clara Muy.dnugii~
ter of Mr. Murdoch Macintosh oi'
Springtown, P. E. I.
 
I . DEATHS
 
MeDONALD.--At Rose Valley. Siitiir-
dny, February i`»i.li. liilti. Kt-niii-th Mc-
Donald, aged 82 years.
OUFFETT.-At Sourls. on I~`rlday.
Feb. 18th, William Buffett. aged 92
years.-°
I _Patri0IiLl_ieeIiiigs
A meeting of»the Patriotic Society
was .held yesterday afternoon, ltov.
 Fullerton presiding. The follow-
iligmoetings were arranged for:-
-. hul'bdny,'Fob. 24, MARTINVALE
 Dr. Fullerton. Llaut. C. J. C.
Stewart.
‘l'rl¢l¥1 Feb. 26, COMMERCIAL
lflblia-Rev. Dr. Dennett. Major
Ldigli, Lleut. Thompson. ,
RIO HOUSE-Rev. G. C. Taylor,
Colonel Campbell.
`l0|ldly, Feb. 28, NORTH RIVER
--Rev. Dr. Fullerton, Judge Stewart.
Mahi' McNt|tt. -
 Fab. 20, MILTON-Rev.
lt. O. ton, Lleut. Jenkins.
llOOKFIlLD»-Rev. 0. C. Taylor.
C|pt._ Iilohooil.
27, '13.
Olll
Synopsis ol Canadian Northwest
P. E. ISLAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION
MAKERS CONFERENCE AND
ANNUAL MEETING.
The Makers Conference and Annual
meeting of the P. E. I., Dairy Associa-
tion, will be held In the I-‘rlnce of
Wales College Hall. Charlottetown
on Tuesday and Wednesday Feb. 22nd
and the 23rd, Feb. 22nd, 1916. Meeting
Iii an Informa! one, between cheese
and butter iii alier. etc., and Feb. 23-
is the first regular meeting of delegat-
es and is at 11 a. in., followed by meet-
ing in the afternoon and at night. Op-
ening meeting at 2 p. m. Tuesday. Re-
presentatives will procure tickets on
Standard Certificate plan which must
be signed by Secy.
. C. E. MACKENZIE,
» Sony.
l 7340-2-12-EodMEtd.
(Patriot and Examiner please copy.)
..-__ _-_.___ __駣£_ .._._H
 Clearance Sale
WITHIN I/2 MILE OF MILTON STA-
TION.
i uni iiisti~ii1.-tctl hy Jziiiies l’. .\looi'e
to .soil by Pilblic .-\uctioii on liig pre
uiises oii Tliursdiiy l1‘eh. 24, 1916. t-oin
nienciug at 1 o'clock sharp His beauti-
ful fsriii consisting oi’ 140 acres iii a
stole of good cultivatioii there is on
the preiiiises at in-iv dwelling house
lfiiiislicil from ccilui' to attic iiiid out
lbulldiiig.; ull in good rcpnir. 'I`lii.s~
‘ farin is well wiili-ri-il \\'liii‘h iiiakes ii
suitable for ii tzood dairy furiii iilso
tho followiiitr stock, crop and iiiiple
nit-nts consisting of 9 clioicc milk cows
ond ii iiiipibvr uf*_\'ouiig cnttlc. sheep
pigs. lions. turiiips. potatoes, oats,
wlieut, hay null gtruvv, also all his im
pleiuents required on his fariii. For
other particulars sec hz-iiiii bills. Sale
positive us Mr Moore is going West.
JOHN STEWART.
Auctioneer
l’.S.-Should the above date
prove stormy sale will
take place on Saturday 26. at
saiiic hour.
1422-2-18M-il.
Charlottetown Steam
Navigatioiilfo. Limited
Annual General
Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the An-
nual General meeting of tho share-
holders ot` the (harlottetown Steam
,Navigation Coriipoiiy Limited will bc
iheld at the ofilce of the Company,
lcorner of Great George and Lower
- Water streets Charlottetown, on Wed-
nesday, tlie lst. of March next. at
-the hour of 11 o`clock 11. in.. for tbr
lelection of directors and other bus-
; iness. By order
j G. W. WAKEFORD-
` ..|.im\.ger.
7368-2 I5-M131.
15':  1
~ ,;::. 1.-
.`=_., 5 5% 1
\¢&1.=iT1¢ii
5
l.and Regulations.
...TM
`li" 'mir lifted 11-' ' "-71 :.11 .11 1.-1~,'r-.:.l»» ovi
i_» _"l.i- 1-11  -::'- 011|. i-1'~'.' h.»i:- I-'irl111»=.irte1
 I 1i11»fa\'z|il1i‘ 1- l<1|r.iii-in ’.‘ 1-.i '11i\l"i11t1~li:4
<11 .l1:-l- I1- '-'.1711 1: -\"---1.1 01,, ii i»i-1111111.19
tt; .il '-fi ge' -in '11 11.; Di-iiiii1»1=. l.1'»~i° ‘ut-11.11
14-.M1111 iq.-n'~,1¢-1-_ Im- Ili:-11-1-1. I-li; 1,1 *1-. |1147..
1 _ 111;/ [1 --,-,.0 -,-1 ,,;~., l;l11111l111..iii,..~1'l \q1~:. '
foul not 5111>-.»\v»;1ii"." r.\ii 11-1ii1iii< .11-rllrif‘n~
Duties- "ix mcnllis iusliii-rir1~ upon and tul-
tivniion of rho la111Z in each of ihr.-e years. A
honiestc»i1i_-r m:i\ |iv»- within nir.i» miles nl' his
hom-:stead on zi farm of at lf-:ist fill acres. oil'
rertain 1-undiiii-ne. `. hah iuhli- hou~e is ie-,
quired except wht-.'e r--sidence is performed in -‘
the v|c`nit'\'. I
In certain ilisiricts a homrslt-adcl in good
standing may pit -efript a q-.iartcr-section along-
side his homestead. rirf-. 3.1100 per acre
l)uiies»~'ix months residence in earh of three
years afier earning homestead patent ; also 50
acres extra cultivation. l’rt--emotion patent may
be obtained as soon as homestead patent, on
certain ronditions.
.\ settler wno has exhausted his homestead
r'i|lt ' tal; :i rh.'i'=d‘i"est d' r-
iirmiv 1- mic -e on ea ince
tuin districts. Price $3.00 per acre. lhities-|
Must reside six months iii each of three years.:
cultivate li) acres and I-rect ti house wurvli $1.00. l
The area of cultivation is subject to reduction l
in case of i'ougI1, -1- i1t~l1\- nr stony land Live
stnck_niay bi- 5-ibstitutiil lor cultivaiionuridcr
certain izonditvoiis. 
1
\\. \\ _ <:4iliY. ". Ill. <1.. !
lI1.pi|lv11itlic Minister ol the liiti-rior
ly. B.--liiiaulliorizcd publication ol this ld-
vertiseineni will not be paid for. 04388.
06(1) l--llintl Marlll I
Special Effort Augmen-
tation Scheme
‘ .»-_-_
The heads of all Mercantila Estab-
lishments. Factories, ann other Estab-
lishments where lahor_ is employed,
are requested to solicit from their em-
ployees one day’s pay towards this
scheme. and theheads of the Estab-
lishments above mentioned are reques-
ted to subscribe themselves as liber-
:illy as possible, and to forward to Mr.-
Blnning, Manager of the Bank of Nova
Scotia, Charlottetown, the sums so sub
scribed and collected. iiot later than
ist. Mnrch Prox.
Dated 18th day of February. A. D.
1016.
C. R. SMALLWOOD.
Secretary
Special Effort Committee.
7442-2-19-Mtf.
,,---.~...¢,...-1 ~
ni-1-gl
Money _to Loan
\Vo have sums of $250, $500, $800,
$1,000 to $2.000 and other amounts
to louii on i'1ii'ni sci-.iiritios of first-
cluss uuiility and on sutisfnetory city
properties.
MacK|NNON &. McNElLL,
90 Great George St.,
Cliarlottetoivn.
7315-2-1lnit`tu8i.
I it ,_l
mpor an
Public Meeting
APubiic Meeting will
be held in the Council
Chamber, Provincial
I-tuiloing, on Tuesday the
7th day of March next,
commencing at 2 o’clock
' in the afternoon with an
evening session opening
at 7.30, to take into con-
sideration the special
conditions existing and.
that may arise in this
Province by ieason of the §
war, and the prospective 
. possibilities when the war
is ended Without limit-
ing tbe scope of subjects
to be discussed, the tol 1
lowing will be consider- ‘
ed.
mmm _
.1 [._____
T_ _ ___
Agriculture
Fisheries
Transportation
immigration -
Techinical Education
Special lindustries
New Industries
Employment of Re-
iurneii Soldiers 4
1-I-1 1
.ne iiiigeiitimi of the
nieeting is to provide an
opportunity for free dis-
ciission ol matters of
public interest, with a
view to a better under-
standing of our duties
and opportunities, and
fuller co-operation in all
things relating to the wel-
fare of the Province.
All interested are in-
vited to attend. -
Arthur Newbery,
Asst. Provincial Secretary ,A
Patriotic F und5l{,i,il,§T§*l,§,*,'llllll§
l lic Anti tuberculosis Society illus-
iruies the frightful toll of consumption
hy extinguishing 11 light eveiy three
iiiiiiuies, and shows that it is the man
nr woiiizin, girl or boy, who neglects
I-1lci.~:, ivlifise blood is impure, wlio feel#
1.1-tilt iiiirl liinguid, who is the very
one io contract tuberculosis-and
none :ire immune.
lluriiig changing seasons, or after
sickness, blopd-quality is most iiiipor-
innt, and if you :ind your fiiiiiily will
Like Scott’s Emulsion after meals il
will charge your blood with llvallll-
susiaiiiing richness, qiili-‘..i-ii circiiliitioii.
and strengthen boili lii1ig-1iii1l ll\f0i=\l~
8cott‘s is free Iroiii <lrii_g.~' 1~:is}' to mill'
-it cannot liariii. (11-1 11 hottie \1\~<l1\.\'-
Scott & l.lowiic,_’l`;uioiiio. uiii. I5-L1
- 
Bltillllllll Fllllll
CONTINUED.
Previously acknowledged. $3.540-78
John Dalziel. Georgetown $5; M. H.
Jenkins, City ‘$10; Souris Methodist
Cliurclu $245.53; Bridgetown Metlio,-
dist. per Rev. E. E. Styles. $6: A-
l1`i°i1-iid. (‘ardiga.ii $5;l\I1i|coliii D. Mc-
Kenzie. (‘ai'digaii $1; .\li's. Rev. E.
iioii, city si.; Miss ic. iiiiitt-ii. City
$1; Mrs. John Dorsey. <7il.\' $1? MTS-
ii. M. Atwood, (lily $1: Court North
wiitsiiire. 900 C. 0. F. $15: Edwin
Edwards, North Wiltsliire $51 New
Glasgow Presbyterian i‘liiii'cli. DW
A. Mollatt, $6; Puri proceeds of cu-
tertaiiinieiit held ut Ciiscuinpec, per
Mr. ltayiier, $10; Sunday School of
Grace Methodist Church, $65; Col-
lected by Rogers- Co.. Alberton $6;
Active Service Chapter 1. u. ia. is..
Atherton $21; E. C. M.. (`ity $1; Capt
John Steele, St. Peters per J.D. Mc-
liiiiis, M. P. P., $3; The ladies of St.
Duiistaii's Cathedral Choir per Miss
i\icNaliy. $35; Received from Donald
Livingston, postmaster High Brook,
John J. Stewart; $1; Angus A.Stewart,
$1; John McKay, 500; Joliii W. lilc-
Leau, 50c; Noriiian C. Stewart, 50;
Mrs. Angus M. Stewart, 75c; Doiiizld
Livingston, $1; Tryon Baptist
Church. per llowley Lnird,` $19.07;
I
I
1-
.»_1¢~»<-\-rr-1-‘*r--41Qr
7441-2- i0lI5iilil3oiIi|l'}.1.P.1i ,l1»111.l'11.. .
I FOR.
it preferred
7447-2-21l\i1
will be held in the Board of
town, on TUESDAY EVENING, -the 22nd inst.,
at 8 o'ciocl¢, at which the Report of the FUR
SALES BOARD will be made public. _
Prominent speakers will address the meeting on
the prospects o the Fox Industry.
_ It will be to the advantage of- everyone inter-
estedintlielfoxindustrytobepreaent.
._ "-~ 1?? Y H_l . W 1?
SALE
The Lewis Granite & Marble Works, at Cardigan
Will be sold either as a prosperous going concern with
the good will of a business established over iiftv years, or
will sell out stock, tools, etc., now on hand. A splendid
opening for any person with experience. Terms easy on
straight sale, or .present proprietors would sell part interest
Scarcity of competent help compels us to dispose of it
The Granite & Marble Works, Ltd... p
M 1 V ' ' , Cardigan_,,P. E. I.
A Public Meeting, of All
Interested inthe Fox' lndustry ._
Trade Rooms, Charlotte-
Proceeds of Concert at Elliottvalc.
por Mr. Rooney. $25; Mrs. Jas. Mc-
N1-il, t‘lt_\' $5; Total $4. 117.03.
D. J. RILEY,
S<~o-”l`ri»asiii‘cr.
An Easy Way to
Increase Weight
Good Advice for Thin Folks
'I‘Iie iroiiblo with most thin folks who
wish to gain weight is that they in-
sist on driigging their stomach or stu-
dlng it with greasy foods; rubbing on
useless "flesh creams,” or following
some foolish culture stun , while the
real cause of thiness goes untouched.
You cannot get fat until your diges-
tive tact assimllates the food you eat.
Their is 0. preparation known to re-
liable druggists ,almost every where
which seemingly embodies `tl1e mis-
sing elements needed by the digestive
organs to `help them convert food into
rich. fat-ladeii blond. This modern
treatment is called Sargoi and has
been termed the greatest of iiesh buil-
ders. Sargol aims through regenera-
tive, re-construc-tive powers to coax
the stomach and intestines to
literally soak up the fat-
tening elements of your food
‘l and pass tlisni into the blood, where
they are carried to the starved, bro-
ken- down cells and tissues of your
body. You can readily picture what re-
sult this amazing transformation
should produce as with increased
weight tho cheeks fill out, holiows
about neck, shoulders and bust dis-
apear and from 10 to 20 pounds oi'
solid,'1iealtby fiesli is added to the bo-
dy. Surgol is absolutely harmless, in-
expensive, elllcient. All leading dru-
gists of this vicinity have it and will
refund your money if you are not satis-
tied, as per the guarantee found in
every package.
lt you fliid a drugglst. who is unable
to supply you seiid $1.00 to the Nation-
al Lnboratoriirs, 74 St. Aiitoliio St.
Montreal and ii complete ten days
treatnie-.iii iv'll be sent you postpaid.
NOTE:-Siirgol is recoiiiineiidetl only
as a fiesli builder and wliiio excellent
results iii ease ot' nervous iiidlgestion.
etc., have been reported careshould
be taken about using it unless ii gain
of woiglit is desired.
Tenders
'i`cliilers for drawing Creaiii to llii-
Duuk itiver I-`u1:tory also tor the uslies
and buttermilk produced froin May
Ist, i916 to April 30, 1917, will he re-
<-.oivod up to Tuesday, March 7th, ul
iiooii.
WM. CALLBECK.
Sec'y.
7400-2-22.\I2i.
FOR SALE _
l oller uiy Fariii of 90 acres of land'
near Rocky Point at Private Sala until
March, 2nd, 1910, if not sold it will be
sold on ,that date with stocli crop and
ull' Fariii implements at Auction. ‘ 
AMBROSE G. SMITH-
7404-2-l6Mtlistua4i.
- _ 1 \
Notice to 'Dgitorg
As we are about,]§'inake .a
change in our business we here
by request all partial indebted to
us by bool: account, notes of
hand or otherwise to make psy-
ment to us at price. Amounts
not paid or satisflobgtily arran-
ged for by the lst of arch 1916
will be handed overéo our attor-
for rollectiony'-. , our tromvt
io this request willfsave
SPECIAL EFFORT
tive Assembly . on
the 16th Inst., the
were present and co
above scheme:-
Prowse Bros., I.-td,,
Ja es' Paton & `Co
S., _A. McD°niii1i.` ci
Buntaiii & Bell, .C
liyndnnin & Co.,
IOWIJ. .
li. W. Biniiing for
The Guardian Publ
'I`lio Exaiiiiiier Pub
licer & Golf, t‘liai‘
other than those alre
en their consent be
the press to do so.
consent who send in
the Secretory, C. R.
All einployers of la
S
For
tiful woiuanhood can
those possessing the
vaiitages of health N
ure of life. Pallid
eyes, exhausted nerve
ly- it's s “Wonian’s
why.
Ferrozoue makes
plump and beautiful
Y. 8 S-
spirits, true womanly
drug store.
itiiilu
burg St
vie's dvatli, Mr. M. AG.
“I might ineiitioii th
ed especially on the ri
never did iiiiich rifle sl
orally acted iii thi-. ca
normal. The gold iiiiiie
r111|;:l1l_v Slleiiliing som
The l`iiioii Gover
about 10.000 troops t
Y
111011 in German East
S. IV. Africa as you l
is iiow iindffr the cout
tiovcriinicnt. itiid wc
Johannesburg Star of
The announcenient
with deep regret by it
of irit-iids and nt-.qiiaiii
East liuiiiloii ou iliri
leuvc, luil suci~iiiiib<~1i
oiio who luis lu-\ii 1-on
.loliniliicsliiirg for nm
liliii u host of friends.
tairy stuff. After' the w
the it rosoiitulivrs of
joined the permsnciit
Traiisvaul Volunteers
l.lio ruiik of Captain
tlint of Major. iii this
closely with the fortu
the .honour of being
did
of ilio
vain piiign
district
was
 'thu ri-spoiis`lblo diiilos ol' Cilwll UUID'
TION SCHE
At a nieetiiig held in the Legisla-l
W
following nier-l
loyers of labor
usented to the
chants and other amp
Reddln Bros., Chnrl
Mgclire & McLeod,”
1
Jenkins & Son, Ch
Carvell Bros., Charl
Ltd., Charlotte-
Alley & Co., Charlo
Neva Scotia. Cliiirlott
Prince Edward Isla
'l‘lie Patriot Piibllsl
\\-'_ li. Rogers. Ltd., Cliarlottetowii.
At that nioetliig it
a
solved that all employers of labor
their names to
be at once added to tl
Radiance Good Loo
Every Women
The glory and satisfaction of beau-
be known to
unlimited nd-
. o
can be happy or enjoy
cheeks. sunken
s, all tell of a
terrible struggle to kee
weak women needs is
renews, restores and v
P P-
Ferrozoiie; it
italizes instant-
women strong,
because it con-
tains lots of nutrlment, the kind that
forms muscle, alnew, b
Vitalizing blood cours
bod makin deli htf
es through the
Hi DY
strength. Fifty
cents buys a box of Ferrozone in any
lllllllll Hllll|l'S
ll llllllllil.
Described by the New Johannes-
lii a letter to Major Bartlett enclos-
ing cuttings rcferriiig
l(eiiiioily ol' the
Keiiiicily Publlsliliig
p.
liurg, says:
' ` tt
was n very popular ofli
tor coming to Africa w
tio rtiiigo. lie
looting, but gon-
olllcer to overyoiic'1-i Sa
lwerything Iiero in Africa is about
s ure working at
ct the gold out-
s been a record;
ewhere iii the
\ i"\i1il.y_ Oi’ 35.000000 S
ii
full capacity. and in fn
"'11 1°" "“’ la” W" l‘“ , is i gm ii sim is af can rails and followed
o England, and
the are also about to
r
ikcly are aware
ol of the Uliloii
hope und iriii-at
-hall reuiuiii so for all
. ' ~- nt of the death
ken from the
J
The following sccou
or Major Harrie is ta
of the death at
East lioiidoii lust night
doll Iiiitliurii liarvio will he 1-e1;eivo1l
very wide circle
tuiicus iii Joliaii-
nesburg. Major liiirvlv.
ill
o llciirl troiihlc.
iiowii to i~v1-r_v-
iioistud willi tlii-
rg;iiiizatioiis iii
iiy yours piist
on uui'ii<‘ii for
Miijoi' lltwviu img ll
voluiiit-or und d1:l'oii1:c u
and ii gciiiiil ilisposlti
l"i~ini~.c Eilwiird lslstlid
lziiiiio to this country iii
Ai`rlciiii Wur. joining tl
, (‘:iiiiiil:i. and
ie ruilwuy inlli--
ur lio beciinie ii
caipliilii iii the (loiitrai
Itullwziys Voliiiiteers uiiil served wltli
‘rp  . the regliueiit In
tho '/.uiii rolielliou of 1000. Iii 1907 lie
us adjiitaiit of
s. holding first
und nI`toi'wiirds
the Witwutersiid ltlilé
llltiiiit., Major Hnrvie iiloiitilled lilinsell'
nos of the regi-
iiest interest in
r work. lie liiiii
associated with
the regiment in the da
ost achievements iii iiiii
tions. 'l‘o it wider splio
his interest slid eiier
i
ment and took the koe
the iiinsketry aiiil otlie
sketry competi-
gies. and as as-
nvaluable work
1»is|.iAsi.s reasons -=wu.i. se
l. 1 lll°~°lll1\0B- Tan dollars per wool:
und
iiiiiiidaiit, Potclici'sti‘ooui iiiitil he wus
relieved by Colonel Grunt iii Noveui-
ber last. He returned to Johannes-
burg for duty. but hoping that a change
to the coast would improve his health,
he obtained three months’ sick leave
early in December and proceeded to
East London, whence the news of his
death has now been received.
lt was only on the 17th of November
1914. that Major Harvio was married
to Miss Esther Milne. who had held
the post of Sister at the General Hos-
pital, Pretoria. To Mrs. Hnrvie., with
hor infant dangliter. the deepest sym-
pathy will he exteiidud, -
THE FUNERAL
With full iiiilitiiry honours the ro-
niaiiis oi’ Major W. li. Harvio were laid I
to rest iii 11111 New <‘emeter.v- The 001'-
tege left t1ook's estiililisliiiieiit iii Bree
Street-at‘3.30 p. iii. l`or the Brixton
(`1-iiicti-ry, where the funeral service
was coiiductcii by lliv Rev. \\'. Good-
win, ol' the \Vosleynii (lliurcli. A flriiig
party and buglcrs wt-rc provided by
tho -Itli South _-\l`ricuii ilorse, wliicli
ulso fiiriilslicd ii ilisiiioiiiiicd escort ol`
200 iiii-ii. Thu pull-bc1ii‘oi‘s wore. Coi-
oiiol liliiciioiiiilil, l).S.().. liloiit.-i`o,loliol
Hirsch. l).A.A.(l., l’rctoi‘iii; l.leut.-
(‘oloiieI Grothaiis. District. Staff Of-
ficer, Pretoria; Lieut.-Colonel Sniytlie,
W.R., l.ieiit.-(‘oloiiol Falrweiither, R.
L.l., Lie-ut.-(‘oloiiel Collins, S. S.
Engineer Corps; Major McGaviii
Greig, ’l‘i'uiisv1iul Scottish; :uid Cap-
tain Siiiikiiis, District Stull Olllcer.
Joliiiiiiiesbiirg. \\'i'01itIi.=i were sunt by
tiiniong others) iiriguilici'-(iciici‘1il
licves aiiil Stall, iliid liifiiiitry lirigudo.
Coloiiel Tiiylor uiid Ollicers of the Sth
ltcgiiiient; (lilicers, Wit. llilies.Lieut.-
Colonel and Mrs. (7. B. Sauiicr. Colonel
and Mrs. W. Dzilrniplc. (‘ii|»i.uii1 and
Mrs. liowiirtli, Oiiiccr Comiiiuiiiliiig
and Olllcers Rand Light Infantry.
Ollicer tfoiiiiiiiuidiiig and officers
’I‘ra1is\'11al Scottish, Lieiit.-(foloiiel J.
M. Fairweatlier. Brigadier-Geiieral
Skinner and Stull, into Iird infantry
Brigade, Lieiit.-Coloiicl F. R. Collins.
Officer Coiiiniaiidliig. Oillcers, Non-
Coiiiiiiissioiied Oillcors und Men
l.L.l{., Mrs. liuiiiiltoii (widow ot' lute
Major E. T. I-lamiltoii). Captain Cross,
His Loving Wife and Babe Kate.
Brother and Sister-iii-law. Old Coni-
rades, Lieuteiiaiits A. li. liisiitoii und
D, Siiiitli, District Stuff Oillcci' No. S
District, l\li'. and Mrs. liiilly iiiid (‘Iiil-
di'eli, District Stull' Oillccrs, No. 9 Mill-
titry District, Officers, .\Zoii-<,‘oiii-
niissioiied Officers ziiiil Men 'ith S.A.lli~
faiitry. _
’l`l1oi'oli`|ii, 1-ovci'1~1l hy llic (‘1iiii\di:iii
li_\' thu iii-1-1-iiscil ollli-<‘i".~; i~liiii'g1-i' with
thc. 1»lli1~1~r`.~5 lioolu i'1~\'<‘ri<i-1|. ziiiil Illucl'
:iiiii white lzipcslrics. lt wus lcd li;
tivo iiioii ol` tho (l\'i-rsiriis ('1iiiliiii:ciit.
l<`liiic1‘nl music. was played by it build
1-.oiiiposcil of liioii of llii- \\'il, llllles
uiiii llzill\\'u_\' (‘orp:s. 'l`li<~ri- wus 2
\'ci'y large- a1il.ciii|ul|c+~ of uiilitiiry und
clviliiiii iiioiii'ii1'i‘s at ilic ;;ruvc.~'iilc.iiiid
:iftier the fuiiertil survive thi- llriiig
party tired three vulloys over the
grave and the buglors pcrforiiii-ii thr-
laist nillitary rilc.
G.iii.Il.i.l.!.S
what They no
D/ivisvinus, ONT.
"I had trouble with my Kidneys and Bladder
directions. I (git better after the first dose
and l kept takingtliem for a month.
One day, Mr. impson, of this town, told
nie nhout the trouble he had with his kidneys,
and I recommended him tot GIN PILLS,
and gave him one to take. r;l`he next day,
he biinglit some for himself, and both he
and his wife have dprivcd great benefit from
**‘°'“-" iieiiaizivr ii. is/loss.
Gin Pills are 5oc. ii box or six boxes for
$2-5° nt nil druggists. Sample sent free if
requested. 17
National Drug & Chemical Co;
ling :ind iliu l`iiioii Jiirk. \\';i.~< 1~iiri'icil,
on ii giiii i~iii'i‘iiil.;1'. ziiiil \\':i:: l`oll1>\\~cd]l1i\v tho lutcst liilonlloii ol` (}i~i‘i1inii_v_
The Servant Problem-'-who
ever heard of it in the home
where the housewife knows
Slxredded Wheatil. In five
minutes you can prepare a
wholesome, satisfying meal'
with Shredded Wheat Bis-
cuit without kitchen worry
or work. For breaicfastlieat
the Biscuit in the oven to
restore crispness and serve
with hot niilk. F_0Fllunch
serve °-with-'sliced bananas
or other fruits, Made in
Canada. - ` ' ff
”
  

 
lllllil Witt Bl tllllillll
lllBUl|lll|llllS
‘$1
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Iudlczr
tions in official quarters to-day were
tliut Geriiiany's reply to the request
of the United Statesvtliat the Teu-
tonic powers modify their announc-
ed intention to sink without warn-
ing all armed niercliaiit ships of the
eiieiiiy after February 29th, will bo
ct statcnieiit tiiat assurances given
in the Lusitania and Arabic cases
had to do only with uiiarni`ed vessels.
that Gerniaiiy must feel certain tliiit
its submarines which warn a iner-
chaiit ship will not be attacked and
that this country will he asked for
its deiliiitioii of defensive nriiiainuiit.
it was coiisidercd certain that the
probleni of doiliiiiig defensive urin-
auiont would be the basis of ieiigtliy
iiogotiutioii. The first information
that the Uiiitcd States does not :ic-
ccpt as iii 4iccoi'<liiii1-.o with thc us-
iiiblislieil priiiciplcs of iiitci'ii1itioiiul
iiud Aiislrlii. is at iioliticutioiroii its
\v1i_\' to-diiy to :ill dlploiiiutic uiid cou-
siilur i~e|ir1-.~i1‘11liilivcs iilirozid. to thi:
effect tlint this govcriiiueiit consi-
ders tliul. nii-.reliant ships have it
right lo carry dofoiisivo ariiiaineiil.
To Cure a Cold iii One Day
'fake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININIQ
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S
signature is on each box. 250.
A WONDERFUL- NEGflO>.-EIJNNER
NEW YORK. February 18.--While
it did iiot need his running of 90
yards in 9 1-5 seconds and 105 yards
in 10 2-5 seconds to show that -How-
ard l". Drew. oi' the University of
Soiitlicrii (‘41lil`oriilu, is tho peel' ol'
all prosciit diiy spriiitors iii Ameri-
cii, it served to establish the filet
that the true type of dash runner is
embodied iii the wonderful negro. I-ii
the doing of thc "10-2" lie gets his
name on the books alongside that of
N. ll. l-largriivi-, ol‘ Yale, 4t'nd credit-
ed as the ri-.suit of a perforniancv.
September 25, 1001, when lie and thu
others of ii field were sont awn.\1'
from 11 wrong starting mark by
"Sam" Sec, the st rter. Drow’s run-
ning of the last frw weeks has becii
us coiisistciit as tho most exacting
could ask. its iitested by his 70 yards
iii 71-5 seconds, 100 yards in 10 sec-
onds. both of which are the fastest
performaiices on boards, to say no-
thing of the unofficial 10 seconds
which he must have done for the
of Canada Limited, Toronto.
“century” Friday night. \'
I' _ " 'rs
~ charge Twenty-tivo olntl.
Eh .
Ons cont por word tint Inunlo* In this column halt oolit por
_ word ouch continuation. Cub must accompany order. Minimum
 cuiimii uissintn ins. it
fs
Ag-nts Wanted ‘
Aoi-:urs wANT€5 To séTf_i?5Ti
"The aid reliable Foiithlll Nurser-
ies.” We teach our men to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary; highest com-
missions bald: handsome treo equip-
inoiit. Stone & Wellington. Toronto,
011i- 2108-2MEl~‘ob.29.
§ 
llel Wiinted--Femnlo
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WANTED-A CAPABLE GIRL )FOR
geiiornl housework-good wages.
Apply_ personiilly or by lotter. 36
liriglitoii Rond 7
*___ . 439-2-19-Miiipii
wAN‘rEn. A GIRL Fon GENERAL
liousowork_ Good wages. Apply
. at 70 Sydney Street. 7338-2-12-Mtf.
,_f11rnislied_ with profitable, all-year.
l'°'-U10 employment on -Auto-Knitting
readily earned. 'We teach you at
home. Distance no lllndrance.‘W1-Ito
at once for particulars. rates to piiy,
etc., enclosing 21:. in stamps. Auto
Kilmer Hwlary oo.. Dept. 1470,
251 Collazo Street. Toronto.
_ 2-1Ml`ll.9i.
 
_ ~_ For Bale '
ron si\i.‘s""`n`ii`i *'"*`”5-|i~si.u¢ ir x
full particulars on application to
..:-P..:r12;r:°- 
_ T HORSE ‘|500
lbs. Nin y aid, _
"ia" ousgaiseiirdmse. 'WM Adm"
farui of 360
tlio Village ol
County
occupied
Near
an
FOR SALE, STEAM BOILER AND
new engine i1lso.rotary saw inill
' Will sell at a bargain. Apply G.
C. Curtis. Milton. 7392-2-lIiM6ipd.
ron sAi.s A Live osnsiilc itlsi-
Iiess stand for sale to lease. AD'
ply "D" Guardian
IBD*
FOR SALE
Elin, 1
with new
eiiing all
tore
new
with
Barons
neon
QDaui
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