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_ _ . FEBRUARY 25,1915
_  ._ _ _ lpwples’ Tlmh-e “mg GEORGE gpgwg REGAORD ’   -‘i  ~  I 
To- Pwdvce F--25"-.»1#15 For ciiiniiiiis
(Ileutlit of Ml' U.J. Gdrllhaml   D I A I I  I I
_ surgical  1 review or THE _coriiiriorrii MADE IN
_ Cleanliness
There is a new kind of
P cleanliness in the world to_-
` day, one that cannot be
secured by the use of soap
and water. It means a
cleanliness so perfect that
all bacteria or germs _are
destroyed and the conditions
for their growth removed.
These conditions can be l
secured by use of harmless
agents of which the leading
UDB IS 1
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f HY DROGEN
PEROXIDE - 1
or_ as usual_Iy_ called, “Per”
oxide". This is being large-
] Song-Selected.
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IOrchestrnl Selection. Il
Graco Cliiirc-li Orchestra U
I Part I.
Orchestral Selection.
Grace Church Orchestra
Piano Solo-Selected
Recltatlon-Selected S
Song-Tlie Swalloivs, tfoivcn
Miss lllainii- ltoss
ong- ‘The Message Blunieiitlial
S011E*;_-_§__1_;|1B:;__:':_::;5l_\i§§___e_________ D311” Lin-ei-On the eve of their leaving
_ Miss Kale st________y_ MHJGSI1' Killg George reviewed the
s____g_The T_________e_____ _ A_____e Dix ;1liole of the Caiiadians quartered on
_Dr T. E. E. Robins 1,
_msg Edna Gordon ___econd time ills Majesty had shown
U
Misa Lucy Bhniclniril 4|
Song-Selected hir. A. 13. Cosli` f,
King, inccuinpaiilcd by Queen lllairy
interval _ ll
late Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchen-
Part ll 0
Duett-Tho Battle Eve llonheur '“'
Messrs. G. E. Ritchie and Dr. Robins 1' _ _ _ .
violin S0|0_MuZm- M1)-narsk left Waterloo at nine in the morning.
’ nt-vu. F. ii. Liitieioiins. ll) _
S - - -- tar as the railway station. Lord Kit-
nir. ci. E. niiciuc. Cl
LONDON, Feb. 4.-t(Iorrespond-
ngland for the area ot hostilities Iiis
nliabury Plain and the townships and
unilets round about. This was the
is regard lor the fort-es sent hy the
ominlon to the lilotlierlaiid in pgying
ieni it 'personal visit of iiispe tion.
ir some wet-ks hi-‘tore Clirisiiiiais the
nd attended among others by the
r. .loi‘.t-tie_v<-d io Salisbury and made a
l\0l”'.iugh iiispertioii of the soldiers of
ie hinplo Leaf.
'l`odiiy's visit, like the previous one,
as characterized by nu absence ot'
iarked ccrciiioiiioiisiiess. Ilis Majesiv
e.ing attended by Lord Kitt-lit-iier as
inner did not proceed further. the
ing later being attended by Sir
lyused as a mouth wash,
garg1e,as an application to
T_
wounds to prevent infection 7
and for any purpose where .
a cleansing germicidal ap- j
plication is needed. Bottles
25, 40 and 75 cents.
Sold by 1
.l. G. Jamieson 
onuccisr i _
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Misses Sutherland and Blanchard
Messrs. Ritchie and Robins. I
God Save the King. b
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TIDE TABLE 1
FEBRUARY.
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Time
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12.45
Date Day Time H’t
1 M. 12.14 7.3
2 ’1`u.
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_ Th. 13.45
` F, 1 14.16
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14.50
15.31
16.21
17.22
18.156
I 19.51
20.58
21.59
22.56
23.48
12.39
13.00
1 I I7
M.
Tu.
\V.
Th.
9.57
10.46
11.29
12.06
0.114
tix | _ : .:
. not 1 14.01;
2.44 14.28
3.29 14.54
4.21. 15.23
5.28 16.04
24 6.42 17.03
25 l 7.57 1s.2i
26 I". ‘ 8.58 l 19.36
27 Sa. 9.45 20.42
28 8. 10.23 21.42
FEBRUARY.-lst to iind. threaten-
ing. 3rd to 4th, rain. 6th to 7th, low
F.
Sa.
S.
M.
'1`u. . . .
W.
'l`li .
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
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Sa.
S.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
temperature. 8th to 11th, pleasant. 3
12th to 15th, keen cutting winds. 16th
to 19th, unsettled wave. 2 ‘>
SW r S I
FARM F 0R SALE
rope and carrier goes with farm. if
not sold by first; day of March will be
sold by auction. Ilandbills later.
Winsloe Station.
1'. E. I.
y - 4
Song-Selected Mr. A. B. (1osli..`}}'
Quartette-"Robin Adair" Scotch" §\
siao-2-:mei ’"
_ ,attached _to ii light engine and pro-
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W
apleniliil uoiidition. 'l`hi.- sun give its
\ll iet'ei\ei> ol oats who li.i\i' not W ‘
sent in their receipt books will itindlw _H
e
- st
o e li
   grnss were drawn np t`uini<linii 'troops
o
the saluting liaise and took up a pori-
ti
tl
Il
ALSO CROP, STOCK AND IMPLE- E"
_ MENTS " _
one hundred acres of free h01diand_ were standing Geiioral t‘:nnpbell, Gen-
six miles from Cliarlottetown; good “_
house and buildings. lt has been 
well cared for. niudded. fertilized, (--
Iinibed, mnuured. The best harm on G
\\-’insloe road. Windmill, telephone, D_
both in good working order. Thresh- “_ _ _ _
ing outfit, all c0mpl¢ic_ Hay fork_ \\. ltailiiayl and Lol. Lloyd.
JOHN iioiirvn. K
liarles Cust. lt. N., and Major (flivo
`igrani. Arriving at Amesbury short-
y before eleven, l-Iis Majesty was inet
.V General Pitcairn Caiiipliell, coin-
Blttliiig the Southern division. The
arty iinniediately entered ii royal car
cded direct to llaniilton (‘.inip.
hirli adjoins the i'ziiI\vn_v. 'l`hrt~e
undreil _vitrils nwny on it slrvtt-li ot’
l` :\ll nrnis. Men and horses looked iii
elcoine brigliiniiss to the spotftacle
id high ovi-rliend several military
eroplzuies \\'i‘ri- ciri-ling. ills l\i;ijest_\'
ii :iligliting iiiiiiieilinii-ly greeted Gen-
ral Alderson and his stai`l`, and
raiglitii\\'a_\' prot-t-t-dt-<l to inspect the
nies. This done the King returned to
'on where the Royal Standard was
oatiiig. Proniptly at noon the march
ast began to ilie strains oi' a regi-
elital hand wliicli was directly fac-
ig llis )lnjest_v. Noni* the King there
ral Alderson, Sir Cliarlos Cust, Major
live Wigrain, Major General Altham
eneral Ilickson. tleiiernl Sir .-\rtliur
ni°\'.'ard. t‘ol. llainilion, Sir lie-nr_\'
alker (geiiernl iiiniingi-r. I.. :ind S.
SPLENDID GATHEFIING.
it was particularly reinarkeil that.
ing George looked lironzerl and \\'i‘ll
Tenders _I
  a e _ __ _ Fourth Brigade Detached.
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'l`hi~ 'l`i'ii:s|i'i's ol the l’<~lI'zi\'l l" H I 'HL "Hu" "mll‘m'l 'U
. . . |t>.~I»\'- n.. ,.. .. _ » _ ._. . ,
W 1’d.I‘11Lll OHEIHI. 49 10118. Allleri- tt-rinn Cliiircli will ri~i-t-ive toiiili-rs uh-,   l)(!)';.:_,llf)u}70(,lUn:,|_,l,`l
can build Vessel and sails in good til the seeoiitl day oi' .\lnri-li, 1915 front I J-us, .\°;.|.i\,L`,d fm!" '(._`m,“1, .Inf . mf,"
condition Ilas "7 111’ Gasoline en- ' any one wanting to purvlinso the lnnri ;,|,`|\-‘|,mN.,| .H q~i,|“»0;»l|;\.{,,d  link:
gina installed by skilled Machanics. hor onthe (liebe hind and roiiiprises. Nl 'up [ff ll, _` lwvmh h.m‘.lHm`| ,mich
Will move Schooner six miles an hour , about 72 :wrt-s on the l-Jost sith- ill ° ` ` '
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Oth to ..1at,
windy. 22nd to 2-ith, mild, genial. 25th
to 28th, general snows.
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Diiiit or :veins l
Magistrates Court, 9 mn. ‘
People's Theatre, 7.15 and 9 p.m.
Prince Edward Theatre, 3, 7, and
8.45 p.n;.
Benelli Concert hi Peoples Theatre.
 
F
isiiwris 1
of siocit, cror AND iiiirtisiiiisins 1 
and was much more vivacious than on
his previous visit to the Canadian
camp. Another feature which was
specially noted was that the whole oi'
His Ma.l0sty's entourage engaged treo-
ly in conversation among themselves.
His Majesty never took his eyes from
the splendid gathering of men. mount-
ed and unmounted. which for-over an
hour passed before liliii. lt seemed
impossible to reall'/.o that these wore
tho troops who for inontlia had been
ilotintlerlng amidst ri\'ers and lakes oi'
niud and slush on Salisbury l’li\in.
Without exception the whole of the
review looked in the nioi-it robust
health and their uiiifornis and ae-
t-outreinents were as sniart as could
liuvo been wished. The King had obvi-
ously nioved to udniiralion at _the tini-
show before liiin. and ills ltiii.l0Si)"S
appreciation was reilt~i~ted outspoken-
l_\' by the hundreds of civilians who
were gathered at no great distance.
.\t the head ot' thi- cnluinns were the
Caiiiatliaii llorse Artillei'y, followed in
order by the Dragoons and Strath-
<-ona`s Ilorse. The former looked very
line in yellow, close-fitting oilskins.
while the latter wore their Stetson
hats. The horses, it may be added, no
longer limp from their .aiifferlngs
among the privations and rigors of a
British winter, but on the other hand
were curvetlng aint prancing to the
strains of the niartial ninsie. while
the sivords oi' their ritlc‘i‘s gh-aiiietl
bright in the sunsliinc.
Highlanders from Montreal.
1-‘olIo\ving, there cunit- the Viiiniiliaii
cyclist corps. with rifles strappeil to
their iiiiicliiiitrs then more zii'ti|lci‘_\‘.
und after them the Vniintliaill l'Ingin»
vers. with ('ol. Arinstrong at int- head.
The infantry were the next; first the
nieii ot' Ontario, then t`olonel Turner
looking 1'resh and lit in spite oi’ ti re-
cent spill, riding zi little ahead ot` the
lligliliiiitlem. 'l‘he approach ol` the
Iatter was lieralded by the sklrl ot' tho
pipes, immediately at their head rode
(‘ol. Loomis. of the Sth Moiitreal, fol-
lowed by the 4Sth Toronto, Col. Cur-
rio and (lol. Leekie leading. Particu-
olonel (._H.|umn _]Om_____ (.0]_ U__m,_,_S_ .hir attention was <~oiir-eiitrated upon
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this unit.. After lliein vanie the .»\rniy
Sei‘vi<'i~ f‘orps und hieillvul Uorps,
which brought tht- procession to an
end.
l"or at few nionients the King chat-
ted with the oillct-rs. and Mrs. Alder-
son, wife ol' the gt-iieral in coniniand,
had tho honor ol' being presented to
ills lhiijesty. 1\lviiii\vliilc the troops.
now ilisiiilssotl. wi-nt. at the double to
the rnil\\'ny line and gave the royal
train ii inighly round of long-ronli»
inieil i~lii~ering as it went back i
.\nit~sl|iirv.
o ic  .. ..  .,~ , .-
arid gives perfect satisfaction. \Vill Wont! l.~:lnnd lloail. ’i`h<~ triist»»i~s ri-~l ii;:}'I.:ili;l‘-£11( fflhifqgr1;;11_:F;:;_lI);£;°=_Tf
sell with or without engine. I-‘or par- sm-\~e :ill llardwood unfit-r ti iniflivs on] Come n 'r;..,.,-W for ,hp ||ig|,|.,,,;|' B,-i.
`cula.rs write the stump and are not bound to nc- g,,(|,_. and 500 mm, imtfo .,|rL..,‘dv hem,
E' B°SV{l,iE@'L'___ “cpl any “`"‘l""- T”""‘s "“"`h~ trnnsl'orred, leaving only about twen-
P 13°F; 'd "RA[`f_K_ _HA_LL,'P_’°‘_Y»_ ty men oi the 17th at ’l`id\\'ortli and
~ ' ‘"1 '.  _ _‘ _‘_‘_"f'_"_-"1 1'“~-lug 150 tiigging ti~t~ii<-rms in mo-ti inn. cot
402-1~28Mtf. hbh.\-2-1S.\ltlll‘.llll:...‘»\l ri, - ~
oncl \\orlliiiigtoii is now lt-iiiporiirllv
__ _ __ _ eoininaiidiiig thi- 17th. vice-t‘ol. Siruaii
Robertson. 'l`hc whole of the fourth
brig.ide .it lilluorth are iio\\ detnili
. ° cd front (lciiernl .»\ltlerso|i`s (‘niini|izlii
   a e coiilliigeiii and plztrcd under (‘.ol. W.
It. Jiiiiit-ri, nu lin n~r"i ' ~ ' ' 
_ i i.l .iililh-r_i olhter
i_n coiiiuiiiihl ot the training depot al'
INCREASEDII P`ENgl`O_N;"A
FOR FIGHTING MEN
0 I m___ I
By   & Co, l.(l.\'ll().\'. I-`i~b. 20.-A special coin-
_initti_‘i‘ ol' the lioiiso of continous, wliirlr
_ _ _ ins icuii roiisiderlng the iiiiittcr ol`
_ We are authorised by the administrator of the estate of the late iwiisiims for :milling into limi :inn
Richard McDuff to sell on the premises, Brookfield, on Saturday. “'_“"""“'_"“" ‘[' "‘”,'_ '“”"" "S _"""‘I'_"l
b 27 1915, commencing atoneo clockp mthefollowingstock - '“"""""""“" "‘"“ 'Y “’""“`"" ""‘ ‘
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Make your_“Méat” Canadian Wheat-but
he sure it is the whole wheat prepared in
_ a digestible form-that’s what you get when
you eat SHREDDED WHEAT the food that puts
you on your feet. It is not what you eat, but what
you digest that makes m,uScle, bone and brain.
SHREDDED WHEAT is a complete food for build.
ing the perfect human body. Ready- cooked
and ready-to-serve. - .
Shredded Wheat is made in two forms, lllS(Il_ll'I` :ind TRIS-
(ZUl'l`»--tlic Biscuit for breakfast with milk or creaiii. or with
fruits; 'l`riscuit, thc wafer-toast, delicious forlunclxeon with
butter or soft cheese, or for any meal as ii suhstllutc for  __ _ ,___ 
white flour bread. ,.,...._.~; -‘ -'.'~“"'~“i  ' ""°:"""` ' `""
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Toronto Office; 4') Wellington Street East   ‘ j - i '
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i' SEND CONDOL
_ I ENCES
    | 'ro HERo's wioow.
L.t)Nl)L)N, Feb. 2Jl.-Lady ltoberis,
IN    widow ul` the late Earl lloberts. who
died in Fraiiiee on Nove ib~
LOVELY DAY OF SHELLING
.\n Eiiglisli wonian engaged in nin`=~'
iiig work in connection \vill| n lien
nmbulanire in Belgium \\'riti-.~':~~
l \\'e had a lovely day ot' shelling on
' \londav At about 1010. \\'Iii1-hull"
just outside our house and all _our
glass came sliiittci-ing down. \\liizf-
bang! :nioilic-r, and another, and yi-t
:inotlit-r. I turned to llolen, who was
busy with soc-ks, and rtiniarkt-d that as
they were big shells we had better re-
Itire to the cellar for n till
n cr 1-ith,
while inspet-.ihig the indian troops,
ON     has received nn engrossed re- ' '
cognition
oi synipalliy on the death of her hus-
band dra\vn up by the Pilgrims of
Anierica and l`orw_nrded by Joseph ll.
rows inn:-h. It is ;i vi-r_\' good plnn Choate. president of the society. Lady
wht-n writing to uiiyoiit- ni the front ' Roberts has asketl_ Harry Brlttaiii,
» to ent-lose nn ntlili'esseil i-nvt>lopt» ron-_ clniirinan ot the Pllgrlins of Great
tnininl: paper for reply. ll is iiniiet-us-' llrltziin, to send :1 cablvgrani to Mr.
snrv to put ii sliiiiiifriii this t-ii\'t-lope (`-ll0lIi0. 0XDl'€SSllllI lllC 41001) i1I>pl‘ecia-
ng fi great ninn_\' people do. _'. \'t-r_\- _ tion of herself’ and her family.
good gift and at \'i‘r,\' Flirt* ol\\' In U' -A
.'.'i?‘-‘.'." f."4.‘.‘.§'.§I`{lI`.§` .lillll Tf.'.‘.'."'.`-..§f.‘.“`.. ".'.f.‘.`II I *WSE* THANKS °°°
=ivlio luis that rlii=uinnti<ni and stil'l`iit-ssl FOR HIS VICTORIES'
_ ‘ if ` ' I. ‘rl I l.' ‘l <'olrl. .\li’ .H . . .i ., .
llllhstiiilli ‘with ‘ail\\'a\'s iw . '~\ Mb' I ILRDAN’ 'Wh' 2'-:"1 he hrue'/'
__<`_ ;_______‘ ____ _______ ____;____ _______ ____~____ __ At-itiiiig states that the l\tilser ordered
liniti  wt-ll viiliblieil o‘iii-si-Il" ;l`ht- soaili » sp""ml Umuksgivum services m “H
-~ ' ' _ _  .  clnirches in Gerniany for the libera-
\\'e went down __ to tlii~__t-oltl._tlaii1l; ;liould__ lic __ :-_zii'lr_o_l:i_~_ ._»_i___._li.~_:::i_ti_t;_i:;_ mm of East lirussm from me R“ssia__
Y rellar and stood a out on its oi woot i-ri' eu' o iv - 1 ‘ 1 -
- _ ~ _ _ . i __ invaders.
and coal and listened to the i-ontinuui powili-r or tooth hriislios lvll. .\ toi\+l
\\-hiv., hang and crash ot' thi- big sliells.
is ;'t-iior:i|l_\‘ n list-I`iil prosi-iii. I ri
ill I - _
'l`lio noise_wns pri,-l.t_\' nt‘arl_\' tlt_\nt`<-iiliig iiisisi loo inncli on the rlioi-olaile. as  ’
and ther must l ie plui el in ilion l li I \ 1 I
__ la. np I _ . Uillliri- ;i ‘.'zi_\‘s ovt-s .~\vt‘i' liiiigs :ini l
one |mn`(h,(_d_ Om ____ all 'hm lot gi-tg \'oi‘_\' fi-\\' out hi-ri-_ St-nd hini ai I I
lii<fkil_\' we only got t\\'o \\'o\iiu|i~d nirii iiiontli-orgziii or ai foolbaill. and _Yon T
-ti liriust, ivounded by xi ll_\'in_'.: hit in \\ill help hini to forget the nioi\ovoii_\ “ A N 
his l',|(~¢»_ “ml 1| S(,1itl¢>r_ of his d:i_\'s. I ilon'1 know \\'h_\' I :lin _
\\'rillng thu t`ollo\\'in_; tiny tli<\_i~o_i_‘- it-llin;: you nil this lint von iii_;_i_\'_ _ ni-
rvspoiitleiit says: The big t-niii1onn<Wis nhle io di_\'i'rl 1ii‘opli‘.~ ii<‘l\<'l<i_1-l|.‘ 11""
still going on. 'l`lit‘re iiiiist be :i Ire- inore nselnl rliiiiiiivls and .id\i:~|- tho.-~<
nieiidoiis battle. I din hoping we airi-
goining ground. and that we shnll soon
niove on down the road. I should just _-\n _.f\rningli furnier. Jost-pli .\iid<-i'-
love to inove i'or\\'nrd into liriissels, son, die tion the rond to .\e\\loni1.ini-
The weatliei' has been trnl_\' awful
lnt<~l_\'. nothiiig but rain. I ll\'e iii imvt-~
high rubber boots and ini' oilskins. II _ _ _ _ _
ani sure I .shall iiover lit- nhlo to gi-I lriin, lost his .ship in the Ninth hi-.i
back to Iiolible-skirts and "l`n.~'liioiin\>li-
sides," ns oui‘ .»\|iioi‘irnii iinrse s:r\'s.
who want lo know \\'lini to do.
ilton.
h_\' ii nlint-_
\\'e lizive all been thinking ot' golngl “\\'¢- linvv tho l;ii‘gi»st and livsl i-1|
to l"ui'nt-s l`or the nfteriiooii just for :.
.l<>.\'-i'i<le. \\`e have lwvn Illini .el il » in.-.~.<. only ilimliiiod |»liai~iin|<-i-iiri-is
i'or neui'I_v :1 fortiiiglil without n hri-nh. 0|' |(,m_¢'(.xpL.ri(.m~,. ur.. |,,~|-mill.-ll ll,
illspoiiso pri-:<1-i'ipiion:~' :ind i-\'ei'yo|n-
idt-ii \\‘hnt n pleasure ti trundle into is ,10ul,],. l-|11-¢»|;t».1 lit\|'t>r|- lonviiig ilu-
l<`nrn\‘s is wlicii _von linvi- not done :i _`~\,,,-_._ 1;,-i,,g _\~,,",.1,,-,.5(.,~;|,¢i.,,,,; |,,.,-¢.__
so we think oi' going in. You have no
thing but ri~ninin in two .<int~|I_\', dingy.-
liitle "post<~s" tln_\‘ iii’ and day out.
.I will tell _\'o\i what thi- ph-:isii|‘i~ von-
sisls ol‘-~-gi-ttiiig into o iiioloi"-nliiliiif
lziiicc that lins set-ii its lwsl iliiys :iinl
lriindling over broken lioli-_\' pn..-_
that iiearly jolis onc`s inside onf-~.`
probalily at least one, and |11-rliiiliiv
nioro, sticking in the deep niiid und nll
liaviiig to get out and push und snori-
to get the cur out. and eveiitiially ar-
riving nt l"urnes, liaving it niad rusn
round the shops and itrnlibiiig till thi-
storvs \vi' t.in llnil ll ll s 1 '-
mare nine years old 1 mare 7 years old (Aberdeen) 1 eneral or " ` 'M' ` °' ""'°i°""` H"_"'“ 'Nw um H 'M "L H H ` M U ' l
yearso , nn c cows,Zheifers,1 calf Lot ofliens to 1-iI<-~ 1-not i\i..r.i. 1-,t on-r inf- taint- om bin.. .t i..i.» ni
i _ _ _ g Dllfg raiti-ii, il` n-pprovotl hy piii‘liniiit'lil ii..-I |““'"~ 'Vhwl U "hill l`"’*l| l’"“k Uiliiilll'
pose colt 2 1-2 ld 6 I'h r ' < "
  ‘a
REYNOLDS - At Murray River, 1'. I
E I Feb 21st to Mr and Mrs Free
ni.an"E: lteynoltls, ii son _  h
‘t
(I. Taylor, Mr. Louis Carson of Brook- |
iield to Miss Margaret l\icLi.-an ol' R
South Milton.
I
 _87
DEATHS .
 
MA*ri4EsoN.-Ai North niv¢r,i
Fab. 24, 1915. Neil lilatlieson, aged
78 years. Funeral Friday at two
o'clock sharp. Interment lllglitleld'
Cemetery. ‘
_*___*
MINERS KILLED
AT WILKESBARRE.
WILKESBARRE. l’ii., Feb. 23.-
Elglit workers were killed and six
others seriously injured by an explos-
ion of gas at the prospect tiolllt-rv or M
Two of the injured probably will dlu. if
The accident occurred in the red ash I
gas that had accumulated behind n `a]
wall of coal and leaping behind the Is
naked lights of the miners ignited,
causing a terrific explosion ho
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"You will be surprised to see how sh
many novel ideas are developed in
these Burton Ratlnes-how great a
the shaft. A heavy pocket of feeder'
el
Crepe! are equally varied. 31
weaves, atrripes, brocades and em- 1
brotdoroil eitects. These fabrics ha
make the ioveliest waists and summer l
, sight of each other tor severaz it-ai
__ ---A--_ dou le drivi harness, 1 set team harness, cart, saddles and “""" "'"""“'°"‘°“ ’°“"°‘°'""°°'°’ - B
Baby must be taken out in the b
iroali air and to do so you malt have C
one of our New up-to-date Baby Car-
riages, new patterns, new construe-
tloin, new colors, about 30 iillterenr. off
styles .lust opened and all ready to
be llimni. Drop la and nee tnem,tlis
F
nos
guilt; carriages.-PATONB.
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ol llln t Ili
I
'l`ht‘ iliieslioii of pensions t.o ollicors |
'ill probnbli' be dealt. with Inter bv
ii- toinnilttei- \l present the widow
llopt-., stink oll` <`hlli hnd lit-on plaireal
on ai l’ni-ilic island lor lool.»out ilnt,\'.
and they might .still lnivo lu-on thi-rv
ll. i\l. S. ('nnopns had not rnllt-il :ind
tulu-ii tlioin off.
.~ ' _' ii few line:-.
thanking you l`or _\‘oi.r good \vislies.l
etc.. eiirlosril with the .~iuppl_v ofrlolli-=
the i-row ol' il. hi. S. Good llopv. liiit~
wliich. alas! were not tit-slliiml to 1-\'i'r
href- other-s and iii\'s<~ll` who wiri-
_ -_ » - _- _ '  . , |_', i _V ro:
nd ducks; 5 tons hay; ]50 bushels black 0atS_ 15 bushels wheat_ a.'____l'i_ir_l_i~i'_ the :i;~iv :~u:lioin_t_-_. _the rnit-i ?h_;_I_ hoiiic to our tuiiilile-:town rt.:-
' ' . 1* i .< - - ' - "2: ; 2 '-
arge quantity of straw, lot of potatoes and turnips, 1 _hay mowcr,1- “wkf \f_i,,‘_ ‘_]‘_'_ ’__°d'f}§_'i‘_§n;_‘|‘ __H§“,_f_‘{____’__f. ____
ay rake, (new) 1 spike harrow, 1 gang plough 1 spring liarrow J -
_ _ _ s|xt_\'tliri'o euiii: ti wi- -k l` ir en 'l ‘I `I l. F
rl_1Ckwagon.1 w00_d sleigh, shares in binder, wheel harrow, seizd .ui ou- .-litlliiiiiitft-'tt ‘i-.~<-o.l..]..i-.liif.- °UR ROBWSON °RUS°E5
 _ drill and grader_ 1  wagOn_  of h'n_'neSS_  fork blocks and llU|lS i~lltl\\' tlllillll ll l|llllill't‘il |lt‘l' l`f‘1l‘
M,\1;1;| \(,',|-‘f~; ropc forks, hoes shovels and numerous other articles not mention-.I "“"]"'“" """" ""’ "““`“ "‘ "“'*"»" ""i"i
‘ ‘ ‘ - ’ - ' ` - f . l. 2 "1 `. '
ed, together with a lot of shingles and plank. lcrins 10 months "Al '.‘.-;,`|`.,',:. ,,,,|,.,,,, ..|,,|.|,.,.,, is ,,,
cAn?0N_M____EAN M (______!____:_ credit on approved Joint note, with ii p. c. off for cash. »~-_-.f.»i\-.- ri-bl.. .gs-'_.n<» to $2.1.-. - 1 -i
t.own on lioc. 12th, 1914, bv the itev.
.. .i \\ i-1 t
Il tlii-ri- nrt- vliiltlrt-ii, this ainounl
. t . `s:il.`: `lI'i"‘z‘~.
  I 'l`liti`,`iil|'Iltiil}ailromi'l>(rHiiilves. whosi-
 MCDUl‘l’, AtlCl.l0llC€1' Iiusbziiitls are nt the front is iiiwcna-
_ _ wi to a rate from $3.15 it week t`or
_ _ AClf1lll`llSl§l”£1tOI` i those who :ire elilldlcss to $6.125 ii
192-'-’»1.\lZ-'l. wt-eIt» l`oi‘ the niotlier ol' four t-hildriiii.
l"our siirvivor.-a of lliiv w:ii'.sliip tlooo
ilu- so inniiy liohiiisoii (`rusoi-s. il'
Arthur I.. l"orlit-s. lnli-l_\' ol' the tlooll
lope. writes to ti frieiid: _
"l feel l ninsi ii rite ion
ng you so kln<ll_\' si-nl out here for
onrli that ship, although some ol` the
lothing did rearli four oi' the cri-iv
fiiippi-il ill:=peiisni'\' in Ihr' low:-i' l'i‘o\'
.\'oiii' ilovlor will i'i~t'miiii|~-iiil its. 'l`h<
'l`\\'o .\lnl's, I Ili l2i'i':\t ll<~iil'g'.‘ -\'l l"'i‘|.
.\l I‘Il l`.
LLOYD'S INCREASE
THE TRANS-ATLANTIC
WAR RISK PFlEM|UMS.»
l.t).\'l)t>.\', l<`i~li.` 1II1.~'l`li<.- 1.lo_\'il`s-
i|ii1ler\\'i'li<~rs have ziilvnnrti \\'nr risk
prt-niinins on ti'iiii.-;-.f\tlniitir lizissiiixvs
also boi.-ii liir‘i‘i-nxt-rl. l.lo,\‘il'>i rnlr for
('zipl. .\ll-Kt-t-gaiii. nl' (Eli-iinrni. .\i:-
Wlieai and Oats-W6 1'0-
quire 300 bushels wheat suit'
able for Seed or Feed. Also
a large quantity Oats-both
White and Black.
Buckwheat and Barley-
We can handle gopd Barley,
also Buckwlieat, either for
Feed or Seed.
We invite all farmers
having the above for sale
to see us Soon.
Will _Pay
Highest Cash Prices
F. J. Holman & Co.
Ltd.
Charlottetown
_ _ _ 8”'"il -: 2vk
iit‘1irl_\' one hall. tozislzil risks hiivt- f “M '° u\ 5
'~ 
iritiis-.\llniitii‘ |i:iss:i',:i~s is now lroin
one and oi|i‘-i|iinr|t'i' to one :inil one-
hiill' poi' rent.
'l`he Go\'i~riiiiii'|it. liowi-\'i-|‘_ roiili-
niies to write biisint-.si nt its old rule
oi' one nnd oiic-l\\'t'iitici|1 per cciit.
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Fountain Pens at
_ Pleasing Prices'
1-lil- 
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. i.
l Yo‘.i'vc been wlntiliit ai fountain
 pen for a lonit time and now is your
. nppnrliinity to get ii,ler our pm-
(-nl priccaliaive placed grind i1l‘l\='
wiiliin reacli of all.
_ 'l‘anlon'.\- Special. a splendid
fountain pgn :it its price. W0"
madc, rind will give long, salisfaC-
tory service. l’r!cc $150 uD-
Watcrinan`s |dcal.l full stock.
ot' ihcse_ famous pens are eliown
here. Price $?.50 up.
Dollar Special. this is :in rxccl~
lent prnlor ilic price $t.00 clcli
We are authorized by John Horne to sell by public auction o_n_ ,M __ 25_w_,_ Home 0. .,_._n,,c,inc M
_ _ onday March lst,1915, commencin -at one oclock P._M., his ,,,,,, ,,,,_._. ,,,,,,c_ ,,,,,,, ,_ mtl., int.,
me Lehigh Coal Compmir here t0<lui'~ beautiful farm situated a_t or near insloe Station, six miles win- immi .....i rim wen into tin:
roin Cliarlottetown, consisting of On_e Hundred acres of choice twain wiilytiic In-izer tive- ity "M11-
,em at a pam, near". ,wo ,,,,,,,,, ,mm _ and, all clear, high_ly_ cultivated and rich, being well fenced with __1f___':l>_§___1_\_‘_i______‘;€_ *,;_'_*;__-“‘f_‘_"
ts and wire,_ buildings all modern and kept in first class order, “___” ______H§___wns “__l_ _i`_s'm)_, _.wry sim.iiiy'.~t ngin.
toggther making this one ofthe best properties for sale on the 'm,',__H,n__ i___ir_ ' oiiitioing roimti nn- ...ills or ot
an . . I. - '
Also on the same day we will sell the following-six choice :=|u;x=\ii iwimii Mixture will rt»ii<-vi- §fl’f__'_:}m§";_f§__W;\z_~_~:_ri;_ri?_~~:i__i;»__:it.ii_.-._
‘ ' 1 fréshened twelve choice you utter every other remedy has . __ ‘__ __- ' _ - ~1\"
ISCS, SIX Cll0lC€ COW_S, tW0 IICWY , _.__"c___ u_____ __ _____m___ H you _“___ nm ii sm e 0 recognition llglitt-iietl the
ee , one brood sow with young. I0
_ _ _  I _ _ _ H _-H ,__ i_\_tiires nf_ tho Tr-iiioir
PMPLEMENTS-1 double seated wagon, 4 driving single wag- i.i.i.i"yL.fl,r“i.l<i'n.i;‘°°1‘5ui°.ii»' iii tvivii sir.; Why "B "Id S°'"""Il"' 'hr iwtwi
3 drivingliirioii ssc .mi 50'.. 'rite Macitiniloii *Shed ”f°"“'_°1“""'““"'- I ".“"‘“‘. ‘"0
vm” th , , _ B _ . ons road cart, 2 manure carts, 1 truck wagon, 1truck,_ _ _ _ _ __ M. _ 1 | , , _ _._
Y ° ° ' ur °"° ghs, double seated, 1 pung_ sleigh, 1 box wood sleigh, 1 set §_'_‘j_ff__;°~- ‘°'- “fm °°°'g" “"“,J|‘§{}f. 'rim c@fni.§."il.?gili§.iif-if...ho... int.
You win and sneer plum bobs, 1 binder, 1 hay mower, 1 ay tedder, lhay rake, 1 seed drill,| ‘ iiiuciii-r.mnri-i " i
__ f  ie replied in good
manure spreader. 1 gang plow, 2sin le ploughs, 2sets spring~  l>"S"="~ ‘
rrows 1 set Randal har 1 t' li ' T"
two nieii hail ut oni- llnie In-en!
, rows, se iron arrows, 1roller,1 potato , - -mil... iii-emit. in tnmitii 'r - i ll .ll
emu.,-.pA1~0Ng_ g735.2.24M2|;;1|_ diggsr, moulder and scuffler combined. 4 sets light harness 1 set DR.D¢VAN5Fl\ENCll |’|l-|-'>i.i¢iv.»- . ‘ _‘ »°“"' ’” ‘“___"_”"
om
. _ . `i g uiptaiii.  `cor.`or coininodoro ,-
is given $600 ii your, with an allowance ,.
oi` about $100 n _rear additional for ¢
encli cliilil. g
, of
4'
arm, Stock, Implements and Household Furniture  T0 “E"‘°VE WNDRUFF
'l'rI:'|°.'l#lvl;'|"I;'|%i?|'*l#I:'|‘%It‘|*}~l€'|'il1'l'vl*f|'%l:°l‘.'
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lil-i-+'+.=
ii
it
il
_ 1' mm nm i -- 'N
hm! conliars and hames and bridals. Household furniture §§°§;_>1»;f_§¢_7_=i_l»i'f.'i_;'__§_»_i_‘Z» r»°Is"$3».o"i>i'.?Z _wANT SUCKS AND MORE soci<s`
|i_risi}_iz of Piano, _nearly new. _ 
. . _ , Ai in--iii»it.'_ ;
E twelve months credit on approved Joint notes. 6 p. C., viaggttm sm. .i__s__ii»m, i..¢....E'l__':-_,‘,‘§ __ rileie iii; .lot lénougii si>¢illflif,°,h,B.
f0l‘ gash. _ | :i_i_|i__ ____ 101| If-l_"|f‘____ Noén 8_l;\Dness _we cant receive too many,
' ,pda hm mn,” mm &{_g¢_ _Q¢l,¢m` .BH they get so muddy that they have
BENJ. CARTA‘I|;;_ hung., _ Lf; I;_;__t_l_;i;t;i_vn_:;°|_y'___and-oit;a_n cannot
1| I C I' _ - 9 P0116 5. f
_.___ ___ __ _ _ 3134-z.:4r|3i, |7M_mm , fm e sold at Bullies' Druiltore. ' and envelopes are things ina; ongaiigi-.
_.___,_._______.___,._. ,
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akcn b_\' this ship troni an island oil
_ _ g , _ t.
.__i,-,__ - ",\ni:r€S __ _ »jil_-,;.;l,,.|»‘
"..~i_ . ' 
`hill. wliere we had been landed for
look~oi|l duties, wliilr our ships l;i_\'
in safety beliliid the island.
"'l`lie men out liori- are very joytiil
ow that the Good llope :intl .\Ion-
iiioutli were so ainpl_\' uyt-iigeil on Ut-in
nt the Fnlklrnids."
FOUND PHISONER A FRIEND
.\ story is relntvil ol' thi- inevllng ol
German seniiinn and :i Stoker iii one
__ ol' our liglil cruisers wlilt-li was in
\ 'F-
iiutii .survivors who lind bw ii pirkt-il
;-illvnv 
" - &'niB? '“‘~"'W I-_I W. N. Tantotill
i _#_ ig 7 i.. _l g
me
ll
Twenty-five cents.
GUARDIAN GLIISSIFIEIJ ADS.
One cent per word first Inoertlon In this column, hall' cont per word
each continuation. Cach mutt accompany order. Minimum ahlrll
 _ _ _ _ *___ _
llelp \Vuiii.ed-Feiiiiile
WANTED-Girl for genornl house-
(trniiiiihi. etc.. l0t¢0U\0l` Wm' “ggi
will ot the Iiusliieiis_ 1\P_I’lY 10
1174, lVl0llll1glll!. S735-2‘l4M5_L
work. Apply 186 Great George St. ` ` D_GROWN_IN 
s7“.;.`2"“"""‘3| na|<Far;Iii,;aa?>Ei9l4. Wo offer 1.000 W'
 l of tim famous "Corning" Green TOD
For Sale
PRIME FRESH SAUSAGEB 12c. PER
lb., also Choice Meats, reasonable!
prices. Rennoy (lay. 9 Elm Avenue.
Market Tues. and Fri. Phone 119.
_ -_ ssio-2-13Mtr.  , _Nl '
r-'on sAi.s.-A amino oi=Pon'ruNT M' ’
Swede. grown pure in Yarmouth
County for forty years. l.ar8°__°;‘_;l_{‘
porn. great keepers. fl0ll°|0“°  M'
mic.. an cents pei- in. by melt _fo
for iobblng prlco. B. P. Gozgmi
Yarmouth, N. 8. 8365-1-
ity for anyone wishing to purchase WANTED THREE Fuiminiu
a weiiectabiished ilrst class Photo-| rooms good location l\li¢l_|§}5,, Bfg;
graphic business at Montague. An ii iii iiousekee inc. Amit! ~
5 D
Studio ilglnzs, Cameras, Bag); 383, City. 8720-8»38li3l~