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A Annual
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Stubborn
Coughs |
Sometimesa cough gets
beyond where a regular
cough cure should beused. I
The cough gets chronic and ,
clings for weeks or months. .
Often the ierieral health
suffers andt ere is loss of
flesh and energy. In all
such cases use
.lAM|ESON'S I
,iiinuliion ol Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphiies
_ _-_-_§_ _
This is a scientific ein_ul-
sion 0§]CodhLive; ‘Oil witlii
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sotigl. _ It_builds up strength
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if your eyesight troubles
you. Come in and have
us fit you with glasses.
We test bv the best
methods and guarantee
satisfaction.
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Jeweller & Optician
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TO-DAY.
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-Magistrates t'nurt.
Prince Edworil, 7 to lo.::o,
J'eople's Tlieairc, 7.15 and 9.
Special Meeting in I-Iliptlsl (`huri:h.
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BIRTHS
 
MCNEILL. -- To hir. und Mrs. W. lt.
McNeill. l\l<‘.\'i'ilIs Mills, on Illnri-li
10th, a son
 
DEATHS
 
MePHAlL.-At l‘ornwuII. on i\luri~h
21, 1915, .lulnvs Allison. son oi' llinnnlil
Mcl’hall. ugcii lil years. l"uni~rul i`roin
his fatIier's ri-siili'ni:i'. t'ornwnlI. ’i`iii».\:-
day. 23rd. :it 2 p.in. ii\tt'rnicnt i‘nrn~
wall cemeter_y.
MORRISON.-Al his holne in (`har
iottotown. li-I Spring Park Ruud. on
March 20th. Duncan Morrison, ngcd
(56 years. Ho leaves tu mourn it
widow. two sons. Nell and Samuel. and
one sister. Margaret. lfiiiiernl leaves
his residence this llliondayl afternoon
at 2.30 o'clock.
"Roxali Kidney Pills have more
cures to their credit than ally other
kidney remedy. They are widely ami
flvorlbly known as the quickest sur-
ostbnd best remedy for any form of
Kidney trouble. Price 50c I. box. 3 box-
ol for ,$1.26. lllncliinnon ‘ Drug Co.,
Oonir Greet George sad Kent streets
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Queen’s
b`llb"l-3-llllll I 21.
_ 1 if il Conservative Association,
County
The Annual Meeting of the Liberal Conservative Association
for Queen's County will be held in the Pe0ple’s Theatre (Market
`Hall,) Charlottetown on Friday the 26th day of March, 1915 at the
hour of eleven o'cIock in the torenoon._ _
_ Arrangements have been ma_de_with the P. E. Island Railway
,to issue to members of the Association return tickets _at one first
class fare on Standard certificate plan. Certificates are to be
vouched at the meeting by the undersigned Secretary. `
Dated 11th day of March, 1915.
_ S. W. Crabbe,
President L. C. Association
Aeneas A. MacDonald,
Secretary `
i- - t- i
York Point Farm
For Sale
Summer cottages to rent or land to
rent to buihl cottages on.
This tiirui is situutcd on the point
belwceii the North and West ltivers.
with twelve hniulr-_'il yards of shore
front, with the best of huthing and
boating. is 7 rnllcs front (‘Inii'loltu-
town by roud und one und one hull' by
waiter.
’l`i-lcpliinli' i'oinmii|\Ii'ulion and ilnily
mnil :it thc ili\in'. Uno thiril nl ai. mili'
from wInii'|` with ferry bout service to
't_`I\arIottetown. l-'or purtii-ulars apply
to IJ. \\'. \\`lIl'l‘l§,
8T!I2-2-2TStrlll1niopd York Point.
Schooner__For Sale
W. Parnell 0‘l-tara. 79 tons, Ameri-
FOR .SALE
25 lmsliels choice Rod l"yl`e Seed
Wheat, grown in 1914, from seed lm-
ported direct troln Saskatcliewan.
C. T. FERGUSON,
Marshfield.
No. 2 York It. R.
S344-3-3\\'fni12i
WHEIIE Zill TIIWNS
lNll lil VILIGES
IRE Will-WHEEKEII
I.i'lI\'ll(lN, .\Iurch 16.--(‘oiicuri'::niI_v
witI\ thi' Pclrograil zllnioiincemmit that
:in important ilccl'ec relating to the uu-
toinony ol' l’oInnd will shortly Ili' is-
sucil. the Daily (`hl~onii'le publishes
the l'olIowing.
“I~`or no i~oi|iiil‘y. not oven sti'i<'l<i'n
ll(-Igiinn, hus thi- wnr spelt greater
can build. Vessel and sails in good
condition. llas 27 ILP., Gasoline en-
gine installed by skilled Machanics.
Will move Schooner six miles an hour
and gives perfect satisfaction. Will
tleulara write
E. BOSWELL,
Victoria,
P. E. Island.
8402-1-28Mti.
\i _ _
NOTICE
Telephone Meeting
The annual general meeting of
the shareholders _of the Telephone
Company of Prince Edward Is-
land, will be held in the Head
Otlicc ot the Company, Queen
Street, Charlottetown, on Wed-
nesday, the 24th day of March,
1915, at the hour of _eight o’clock
p. m., for the reception ofthe an-
nual reports, the election of
Directors, and the transaction of
such other business as may pro-
perly come before the meeting.
WALTER S. GRANT,
Secretary.
8051-3-l0iiil0i _
', T T.
Red Cross Society
The nniucrous branches and nlli-
Iiuted societies have been doing splen-
did work in tho post. lnonlhs. The
dcininiil for inonoy contribiitions and
llospitiil supplies :ire grcnter now
than cvcr. \\`i' urge upon all even at
gri-:it sacrifice to continue to ptit for-
ward their bcs-it oltorts to provliio our
sul`t`<'ring e=oldii'rs nt, the front with
Ilrst. iihl i|i~ci-:isiirii's.
l\'i-\'i'r Iri'l`i»i'i- was thi- cull so urgent.
iivvi-r will ii Io_\';ll rcspinirii' ho lnoro
fully nppreciaiti-ll than now.
l<‘. I.. IIASZAIHJ
llon‘y. l'rosIili-nl.
S'i`I‘Il"Ill<lN lt. .lI~lNl{|NS,
lIon'y. Secretory.
I\ini'i'h (ith, H115.
800!!-0-tl\ll'l1‘il
Auction Sale
I :im inslriicli-il by ll|'ui~i~ Sli-wnrl.
Hsu.. l~`i\'e .\Iiii' Iloilsti. Sl l’¢~li'r's
ltonil, four niiles l`|'oin (‘lmrlolli:town.
to si'l| h_'.' .\ih'Iio|i on \\'i~iliiosila\y.
.\luri-h '_'-iih. :il one ifrlni-It p.m., nt
Fivi' .\lili- Ilniisi-, I-‘arm ut ltlust
llo_\‘:iIt_\'. mills.-ie.-ilili: o|` lfl:’» acres of
l:|nil_ iltl :ii‘i`i'i-' i'|i'nl` :xml ill gooil stnll'
of i~ulli\'zltiim. hnI:ini-i- i-ovi:i'i'il with
lini'i|\\'ni\i|, lim|_'i'|'e~' und lillnlii'.r,
'l‘hls l`n|'|n is nliiligsiili' olliv irI` thi'
gr(-til " i"|ir l":\rn|s."
Also tl|i~ I`oIlowini: sim-_Ii 2 - -ill shi~i'p
l stallion. Joi' llillon, st.'1||ilzii'd hri~i|,‘
l‘i~gi.-ali_'rieil '.` _vvars old; curl nliirc, li
_vciirs nlil; curl linr.=ii~, -t ,iciir-‘=: i'=\\'t
coll, il yi-:urs nhl; llolstviii bull, I’/_»
_vi-urs nhl; tl milk i-oivs. 2 inilklng iinil
-I ivllh i'nl|`; ll hi'll'i'r:i, I‘/_- _\'i-urs old;
I int n.\', 1! yeni'.~i old; I Iul cow; I
.li-rsey vow, 4 yciirs ulil; il i'ul\'i-s,
raising l _roar olil; I hour, l'orksliiri-. ti
months old: l hour. Yorkshire, tl
months old; I t'lii'sti'r sow. Ll yi-ur.~i
old; I hrooil sow, hi,-nvy with pig;
lllctllarey Kootenay Itunge.
iniplenicnts:-1 rubber tired wagon.
nearly new; I Bain wagon. nearly
new; 1 mowing machine; new 6-fool.
cut; I seedcr, broadcast.
Crop:-8 tons hay, 100 bushels seed
oats (white). 50 bushels mixed grain.
lt’ weather proves ulifavourahle sale
will take place on following day.
Thursday. positively.
Terms: under $5, cash; over, 12
months credit on approved icing notes.
Terms for farm made known t sole.
sell with or without engine. For par-1
trngoily than l'or unhappy l’oInuil. ’I`hi.'
people ot' Ilolgiuln_ ilospilo their in-
tcnsi- siil`i`el'ings, can limi some com-
fort in thc knowledge that their mis-
fortuni-s spring from n common cause
and uri' initiguicil by ii comnion inspir-
ation. Init the Poles Iiuye no such sat-
ieslhcliini. .»\n appeal by thi' general
ri~Iii_»l` i'onnnitlce ol' the viclinis ol` thi'
'.\'or in l’oInnil brings hoiuc the incnii-
ing of thc wur Lo that ilistihirlcil coun-
try.
(Jvcr zi lint' ol' (S50 miles some 3,-
ooo,t|tl0 .\\l.~stro~tlcrni:\ns und four mil-
liim Itussiuns uri' ligliliiig eni~h otlicr.
For more than six months they hnvi'
In-ell trcniling ilown und tearing up in
turn thi- l’oIish land :inil famisliiiig
:init i'xt<'|'niinationg its inhabitants.
I"ori'ciI to ll cause which is not their
own, tho Poles must cngugc in fra-
triciiinl sli'ii`c and pill by both sides
in the first lille ot' bnttlc, that they
ot`tcn Iiill one another in bnyonot
cllnrges.
"'I`hi- l’oh_»s hnvc hitherto t'urnishi'il
i_;'.0o,0ll0 snlilicrs, almost oi|unlI_\' iliviil-
Germzin nrnilcs. I'p to now four hun-
ilri'd tliousnml oi' them have been Io.-it,
killed, \\'ouniIi'il or taken prisoiicrs.
l']vui'_\'\vlif'ri_- thi' tiile ol' iiglitihg has
rcpcnleilly overrun the country. lt 'has
siilmicrgeil about 200 towns und 9,000
villages. ’l`he material damages
nnlount to more than $(l00,000_l)00_
About live thousand ol` those villngcs
have hi~i'n i'iw.crl to tho ground either
,in bnltli- or in rctront. To stay pursuit
|iinnimernbIi' country houses and t'iii'ins
huvo been hurncil. Mori' than one liiiil-
tired i'l\nri'Iii'.~\ liavi' been pulled down
:ind more than ont' thoilsunil badly
ilnningeil.
"All stores ot' corn and t'o|'nge huvc
bi'_i'n seized or ilcslroyoil, and one
million Iiorsos :ind two million ifultli'
llnve been taken for the uri1lle:\.' or
have pcrislii-il tor wont ill' pasture.
Ruin has conio eiinnlly upon the peu-
nsnt popnlnliini unil thi' great Iunil-
iiwliors. who have |`ort'citi»iI i'onsiilf'r~
zibli' in\'ciitnu-nts. 'I`hc rural popula-
lioii ol' T,00tI_0Il(l is i'cdui'i'.<l to bcgghl'_\'.
"'I`I\|‘ci> ipizirlors of the towns ure
oiplully in thi' midst of thi' operations
iii' \\':ir_ Sonic. liki' l{nliSi', with ht),-
000 iillinlliinills. hnvi- bi-on ili-striiyi‘d_
tltlicrs, i.:ri'ut industrial i-enlros. such
ns t'zi'ns|oi:Iio\\'a\ and Sosnowlco, of
Tiultlfl Inlinbitaints i\ui'h, unil Isodz,
which wus twice i~nplui'i~il with -I:"i0,-
tltltl inlnihllnnls, nrt' sulTi:riiig it ter-
riblc Iinoni'in| crisis. Wnrsziw, the
capitol, wltli its !ltltl,(l(ltl Inliahitnnis,
hourly twice' its populous ns Brussels.
or ltolno, has lici'n sorely tried by
being cinistuiitly llireatcned with cap-
ture, o\'cr\\'hcImi'd by uoriul llolnlmril-
ment nnil cut nl'I` from the wcnltliiusl
wcisteril dist riots of thi' country.
“All lnclories have stopped working.
Many are greatly ilnmnged; one llllii-
ilrcd very important ones have been
iIcslri>_\'cil. "l`hc whole ol' the indus-
triul produi'.tiim. nmouiiting to above
$4tltl,(lll0.l)(l(l _\'i'nrly. hns been ruined,
und »l00,(l(ltl workmen ure iio\v without
mi'nn.~: of sulisistenco logetlior with n
muItitnili~ of urtlznns und li'1li|osnli'n
ili~p|‘i\'t'd with their t'nlnllii's ol' unv
cnrnings. The grcnt inztjorily of ti,“,-ng.
mi-n, lhrce million in nilmbcr, are des-
Iilulv. '
“In those circuinstimivcs. l’oIiind up-
nonls to thi- clvilizeil nations for zilil.
Doiintions muy be sent to the Swiss
.\'ntioniil llnnk nt l.iiusniinc."
Mlnard's Llniment Co.. Limited.
tii~nlIf~ini'n.-l.iiat Winter I recelvaii
great bi-nollt. from thu uso of MIN-
Allll'S LINIIVIENT in a severe attack
of i.iiOrlppe, and l have frequently
proved it to bo very effective in cases
of inflammation.
Yours.
W. A. IIUTCHINSON.
R_¥.=_ _
"CHECKS ARE FABHIONABLE
THIS SEASON. TTHE WOMEN WHO
WISHES TO DRESS IN THE MODE
IS CERTAIN T0 BE CHARMED
WITH OUR ALL WOOL BLACK AND
WHITE CHECKED CLOTH8. THESE
GOODS AR VERV MUCH IN DE-
MAND AND YOU ONLY PAY LAIT
YEAR'l PRIOEL PATONB.
P. BRODIE, Auctioneer.
sioo-s-zosmzleii _
9079-2-1 DMSI.
eil Ilolivt,-oil thi' Itussiiin and Anslro-s
the l'utriot by Capt. A. R. ll. Duck:
l\oi-thi-in I<‘ruhce.
Feb. 18th, 1015.
lilditor l’ull‘lot.
Sir:-Well 1 ani here at last ao must
write you at once for feiir I may not
get a chance to do so for some time.
ini we will be in the trenches in it few
days. Ai presellt we are bllleteii In ii
snlull village about ten miles from the
hottest part of the battle line. You
can hi-ur thc boom of tho big guns and
the llnsh of the bursting shells light
up the wliole sky at night, but we
sleep aoulltlly uttd are just as lazy in
the morning as ever. We get vory
little news ol' what is actually going
on at the t'i-ont only what we pick up
I`roni the supply colutnn and the aili-
bnluncs trains passing through. I
wish I could give you an account of
ollr trip hero t'roii1 Salisbury hut cau-
not on account of rules and rcgulu-
tions. so I will not sny nnytliing about
it cxccpt that it took just ii week to
reuill llcrc. \Ve pu:~'si'd tlirougli u
large part ot' l<‘ri\|ict~ on nur way und
ont' thing wus distin('tl_\' lhlpresseil on
us ull. Never did we see ii young
Frenclinlan except in uiiiforlu. All
the work on the farnis is being done
by the old men and woincn. Oli. if
thi' boys ut home could only sec con-
ditions herc there woulil he it rush for
the front. lt will take it longtime l`in
nfritld to bring it home to them at
home what the British Empire is up
against. Il' you could just walk through
the village and see the marks left by
the shells. bullets, etc., and hear the
stories told by the peasants. it would
bent any recruiting sergeant. \\'o|ni-n
violated, clcrgynieli shot. inurilcr, ur-
son :ind counnon decency t'oi-bills writ-
ing of what those outlaws Iuivo per-
pctriued. Surely there must be n day
of reckoning for such bi-lists. \\'i-II,”
the 10th iluttulion is in good condition.
'l`hoy uri' a line liillirll ol' mcn. \\'o
have ii good huncli ot oilicors. 'i`l\ir
:itul'l` consists nt' i.icul_ t`ol, llo_\'lt'.
Major !\ii-l.nri-n, llliijoi' Ormond, (`npt.
llucli, t'upt. ltoss, Q. hi... tlnpt. tlliil-
den, M. ll. Our first mail t`roin home'
iirrivcd today :ind never was anything
so \\'i~I<'onii'. I don`t know where the
ri-sl ot` the Islanders are. Some ol` them
uri' in the llrst brigade und nrt' zil-
rcudy lighting for ('in\aiIal` und tlld
liingliluil. Alter it week or two when
it will make no dit't`ercnco. I will write
you on cxtcihleil trip. ctir. It is won-
ilcrfnl how sniootlily i-vi'r_\'tliiiig
works. \\'c did not lose il single inuli
or li strap on oui' trip Iiori' which
Spi'hk.~i well for ilisizipline und our (2.
Al. und Transport Otliirer. Well. it
will soon bc Mnrcli. unil spring. but
uhon wc will sci' (‘anndzt again no one
knows. It looks ns it wo will want
cvcry mini available in tho Empire in
I.-ivh this thing to an end. \\"i'lI, I
must iii.-so now,
Siiiucrely.
A. lt. ll. Dl7(_`l'I.
LETTER NO. 2.
I"r:\nci' 2-Ilh l<'cIi., liIl.'».
(At ii hot point.)
\\'clI we orc in the thick ol' it nt
I:ist.- \‘\`i~ left linglilnil oil the thir-
teenth ii‘cbrunr_\' und ul'tcr il \\'cok's
travelling ul, a pluci- 10 or 12 miles
from the trcni-lies. llcro wc :irc hil-
liloil for n few days in orilcr to ri'.'=t
al'li~r thi' disiionlfort of lrnv<'lIing. 'I`hi~
ri-nsim it took us so long golfing hori-
wns wi' took li suit' course and lnndcil
:it it point it long why l`rom thi' front.
'I`iircc dnys unil nights train journey
through thi: most henulit'ul i'ount.ry
nrcu. l fully understand thi' ti'r|n lm
llclle l~`rnni't' now; I hail no Idea lhill
Fruilce was such ii beautiful and pence-
ful looking place. Miles und miles of
comfortable looking lionies. vineyards
hop growing nrcus, etc.. but such it
lack oi'- young nii'n. I never suw one
young man not in uniform during thi:
wholi' thrcc days' run. Al ont' place
thc truin stopped. il couple oi' us ran
to n turin house to buy some eggs und
found n woinnn ull alone lil leurs with
nn opcn letter im the tnhle. She seein-
eil glod to sci' us and explained that
Iiirr hushzind hud been wounilcil 1|
niimth.or tivo ago and was still in the
hospital unit the notice sho had just
recciveil wus t'rom her son's (l. 0. in-
forming hor that hor son wus killi'il.
t)h lhi'si~ ollii-iul letters. “I :un ox-
tri'lnt'l_\' sorry to inforln yoil, ct.i'." and
thot is un i,-nd as fur :is thc oiliiziul is
i'oni'i'rni'.d but in thi' little home uniong
the vine clud hills a mother sits won-
ilorini; it` her other two boys ure still
liviih! or if this wnr is ni'\'i~r to c-_':i_=.»
and if fini- crzizy monnrcli cnn ili'l'y Ilii-
uiiiile uorhl. il’ ii country poni'el'uI 'ind
happy is to bi- torn lo pieces to su'_is|_\'
thi' l’rus.~ii:\n cruzi' for n world wiili:
hInipil'i'. I ilon't want to si-i; :iny
inure lloini's like this one. ll innki-ii
one wmliler if :ill tliingu Iii- hns lis-
icm-il to nnil hclicvoil can be n ri'~;.!-
ity. Wi-_II the plnce where I un:
writing this is in rnngc ol' the Ger-
mnn guns, but ive have not been shell-
cil yet. one rvnsim is it has lioeii.IOZl!_I`
siilci: we ifuint' :ind their air cruit cun-
noi spot us. I saw an Interesting
thing the iirst dny we were here. u
lfrencli ui-roplune was soaring over
the German positions giving our gun-
II""-‘I Ill" rlllllrc and the Geruians were
doing their best to get him. Shells!
thi' uir scenii-il l'ull of them, hilt lhnt
fellow dodged like n cornered hare and
iznme buck 'uutouclicd. They ily over
the lirlillery unil drop what they i'nll
iluyllght binnh`s which explode In illi-
air showing our gunnors the exnct pos-
ition ot' the encni_v's guns. Speaking
about thc guns it is ivomlorful the way
ll\i~y hnvo been hlddon. You walk
right past n tI.tI gun and nevcr know lt
is llii-_ri_~.. Init when they unnmak and
Ii-t fly. well you imagine. _vnu are gone
lor good. As I uni writing the win-
down und doors ot' our house are shak-
ing like everything but everybody Is
going iilong with their work us if they
wi-ri: Iii it training cninp. My Ordcrly
hits just liroiigllt in Iwo copleu of tho
l’nt riot so the l’iilrioi_ is uniler ilrc for
once, not the ilrst time you wore is It?
()ur mail service is llnc. the boys
work hnril to distribute it, too. lt
iiecins queer to watch the people here
working uwny as if nothing were
happening. While one mile away our
boys are facing death ln ii trench be-
cause they are British. The 10th, has
been in the trenches now off and on
for the last tour days. with the Dub-
Iiii fnslliers. llappily there are no
'casualties yet. Our Canadians have
won the praise ol' the regular ofilcern.
cool imil quick to adapt themselves
to the conditions. The aigiiallilug sec-
tion of the ltlth are flue. Just next
door to me is their headquarters.
You can listen to the men in- the
trenches and hear them quite plain-
ly. Last night two men were shot in
the trenches with the Canadians.
lmnginziblt' hroilght us to our I>illi'iing`
DIAN WW A__g “W
Tlioy were workiiu; with A-it ciil\l_Hl“.
of the Vnnndlans at ilu- nine. Iufl
of each Battalion are traineil I0
throw grenades. ’l`ll<‘.\' “V0 ”l‘_“l“"l
somewhat like it Iiaschull but with a
long piece ot' tape ut the cud to kcuil
them straight, when _von tirc thclu-
they do excellent work wlicll Null EPI
u chance to use them. 'l‘he ini-n are
wcll fed and get un issue ot' toliiirco
and cigarettes weekly. \\'elI this let-
ter ls rather ii mixture of thiniis but
lt. is linrd to keep to one subject long
enough to describe lt. After ii week|
or two I will send you u long ucvoiint
oi' uctinil work In the trciu-lies, etc., its
I keep u iliury unit will write niy ncxt
Iottcr from it; ioiluy I just had u few
minutes so scribbled this o|l` ns lust its
possible. Thanks very much for the
papers.
Sincerely.
A. lt. Il. lll'(‘I{.
ISSEHTS GEHMINI  
WILL NLIEH GIVE
Hlllli BELGIUM
l\IANt‘.HES'1`ER, Eng., March 18.-
’l`he llugue corresponilcnt of thc Mun-
clicslcr Guiirillnn writes that the fea-
ture ol' an iiitervicw with one ot' the
principal leaders ul' the (‘entre Party
in Germany that was accorded to u
Dutch journalist was his emphatic
declaration that Germany would not
rcliniiuish Belgium. The interview took
place in Belgium and is published in
the weekly Voorliocdc.
“Wo shiill not give buck llclgiuin."
siilil the German politician. “That is
entirely out oi thc question. A lnnd
that we have had to eoiliiucr at the
cost ot' so much blood und so innny
tears we slnill never relliiqiiisli.
Against that we shnll ulwnys set our-
Si'l\'t'e~'.."
'l`he speaker \\'i'nl on to iniilii- thi'
usual nccusntions ngninsl llolgium h:\\'-
ing boconic the dupc of l~1ngI:iinI and
llnving been sold to her.
“Do you think this wnr will Inst
Iou_ii'?" he was nskcil.
‘I suppose it will." was the ainswi'r,
“unless Gci‘|iii1li_\' is soon pluccd in at
position to i'_oni'lude n glorious pcuirc.
Germany will open no pence negotia-
tions unless it has prospects of such
a pence."
Thi' Gorlnnn political Ii'uiIi'r. whosc
name is not glvon. wi-nl im to assert
that Ilclgilnn wus I»nck\\'nril in social
luws ltnd iiistitiitions i~onipui'i~iI with
llollund, and that worklncn hnd livi-il
under an out of iluti-_ regime and cn-
joycd nothini.: liki' tht- welfuri' of tho
Gcrlnnn or l`)u|i'li ivorkiniin. 'l`hi~ mornl
wus, ot` i~oursi', the nocil l`or thi' inl-
venl ot' ii Gi~rinun nilministrlition.
'l`hi' joilrnzilisl ob.si'r\'i'l| illnl lhcri'
\\'<-ri- niniiy in llollnnd who llinllglll
lhnt thi' l'nult ini' ull that hull liuppcli-
cil Iny nt tht' doin* ot' tht' l{nisi'l‘. and
thnt i-onlirnlutinn oi' this wus tn bi-
Ioiniil in thi- lui-I tlmt i-vi'i'_\'ihing wus
in such ai lilii- stdtii in' ri':iiIini-ss for
wnr in (li-rltltiny.
"lt is an iilfziinous lihi-I in nsseri
thnt (li~i‘\nnl1_\' soiuxlli this war." ivns
thi' ri'pI_\'. "lint it hats bi-»i'n known to
us for soine _\'c:irs that llrllish l'ori~i's
v.‘i'i'i' worliing in thi- durk in order
soinicr or l:lt_i'r ln l`m'i'i' will' upon us.
Since lil(l7~nniI that secri-I I inziy now
limkc- public-our ui'n|.\' rciilly ailiriiyrs
stoiil ronilily for whr.
".Iust i°i'i'i'ivciI in pi-rii-i'l i-ouililinn
ont' hunilrcil unil lil`ty caiscs Nnvol
oranges Wliolosuli-. l`iirvcIl llrns.
£1075-3-lhllitii
"A (loiiil Safety Itu1.oi'. l\Ii'n who
have uscil ull kinds ot' sul`i'ty`s :mil
had given them up ns n general ihil-
urt' are now using it “Gem Junior" und
tell us it works pi'.rl`cctI_\'. E, A. Fos-
ter. Druggist. till!!-Il-22lI/llli
“'l`hi' island Sheep l)ip gives excel-
lent results. 251'. bottle. Also solil
by the gallon. E. A. Foster, i‘.t-ntrnl
Drugstore, Sininysidt-_
llllll-il-:l2l\l3i
linnissnui nit
ln order to facilitate the handling oi’
mail i-it the front and to insure prompt
delivery it is requested that all mail
be addressed us t`ollo\\'s:-
(a) Hunk . . . . . .
 . . . .
.. . .l’. 
(b) Nuino . . . . . . .
 . . . . . . . . . .
..
tc) llcgiuicntul Number . . . . . . . . .
..
td) (7oinpuny, Siiunilron. Battery or
other unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

(o) lluttulion .. ,,
lf) llrlgnde    ._  .
(H) First (or Scconill t‘iiiindiun
Contingent .     
(h) Tlritlsh Expeditionary
Force    .
Army I’oat Utilize.
LONDON, ENGLAND.
l\I&E(.f
CROCUS.
Welizoinc, wild hurbinger of spring!
To this sninll nook ol` curth;
l~'i'.i~.ling unil fnnizy t'ondIy cling
Ilounil thoughts which owe their
birth
'i`o thi~e. and to the humble spot
Where chance luis Ilxeil thy lowly
lot. '
-Longfellow.
 
MARCH 22,.19I>D.
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.
i<'{i ‘si-lui., .
Pains Quit! --Back-Siirenesfs 'Guest `  .  
Torturous Lumliago Cured By “Nervdme’i
THIS WONDERFUL CUFIATIVE. Not an ache or it pain aiiywho;-4,
LINIMENT HAS ALMOST 'that lt cannot reach. No- somites; 0,-
MAGICAL POWERS. l'sitrain._tliat it has not the power to re-
-- eve.
You can compare ii congestive pain'_\ Nervillue ll the only remedy in tp.,
to ii little tire. When coiigestlon 'world sold under guarantee-it' it doe;
smoiihlers, pain comes and goes. Lon- not relieve you, you get Your nionsy
gestion grows into iiitlniunistloii, but I back. Proof enough that Nerviline is a
bum, now intense, grows cxcruclutliig. remedy that' will fnltlll absolutely
and stays. too. Phare is an absolute every requirement of it gain reliever,
imtliloto ol' pain-it 'is Nei{vllI`§i;.mi“B Ibogli tsl' illitexialusnd exit al ‘use B
New to _voi|, per laps s I ._ »ac ucie c el 1 e mag c. ‘nr
but known wi-II in niany lands us the ‘rheuinatisni. sciatiou, Itianbago, iieural.
most penetrating and puln-subilulng gin, stiffnesi-i. spruins or strains. it la
rcmcdy ever discovered. Not oily or the only thing. Large bottle, 50 c-exits;
ill smelling. but ploiisunt-it rubs ou. trial size, 25 cents: at druggilts or
Not teinporury action. but permanent The Catarrhozone Co., Kingston, Can.
in Its coiiirol ot` puln. oils. _
5 -_ 7- 
§~
IIN"
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842 _
EE
Save your husband’s dollars by wearing
the “D & A” or the “La Diva.” Corsets
which are stylish, comfortable, lasting, _
and cost about one dollar less on every
. three than imported corsets.
Unless you deal with n prejudiced, old fashioned
~ corset depitrtiiiciit, your corseticrc willshoiv and
'*‘
_.
lllllll|I’llll'lllllll
~ rccoinnicnil the “ll & A” and the “La Diva" _
Corsets inode by the Doniiiiioii Corset Co.
“BUY M/lDE~!N-CANADA COIPSETS" 8-I5
E llllll llll IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllIIllllIllllIllIIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll
éilllll
Twenty-five cents.
One cant per word first Insertion In this column, half cent por word
each continuation. Cash must accompany orde_r. Minimum chlrgs
‘ cunnlii ciissirlfn ns. V
_ . _,_..'_...-.~.
*_ V _ _ _ - 'TUB'
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-if
__ print it FREE. DO IT NOW!
Agents \Vantcii
ini:-zsion high grnilo line ot' ]’i'ri-ionul
t'.I|i'istinin-i (lri-cling i'urils, during
Suluini'l‘ nnil l"nl|. Apply now. llc-
t`i'r<-ni'i- ri-iiiiiri-il. A. tl. l'Iunnni'r.
l§ng1'iivci', St. .Iohn, .\'. ll.
Sltltil-Il-l.\`l\li'iipil.
AGENTS wANTE`o 'ro sEi_i. son
The tlld Reliable l<`onlhiIl Nurseries.
Wo touch our men to scll. idx-
pi:_rh'i\i'o uimccessary. ilighest coin-
inissiomx pniil. liainilsonio froo
equipment. Stone A'-. Wvlliiigtoii,
'l‘oronto. Ont. 8264-1-14mc2tll
 
llclp Wantcil-l"cniulc
wAN'rED.-`-A Gini. Fon GENERAL
lloiisi'\\'ork. .-\pp|_\' in .\Irs A'. .-\_
lllni-ilonillil, |30 ltoi-Iil‘oril Sti'oi'.t.
__ W V ‘___ lltllll-2lY‘.’Il|\\IlI
WANTED-~-.\ niiiiii iiiiiiii-iliiuely. api
I'l.\’ 53 L`ppi'r I'rini‘c Slrccl.
iI02l-Zi-itlM(ll
 help\v=mtei|--iuiiie `
WANTED.-A SMART 'riov Bov.
to Ii'nrn thi' painting lriidi' in ull
its* br:iin'l|t's. Apply Islunil (‘il_v
l’:iintIng t'o., ‘_’Il~l Kent Sirci-I.,
_W ____&_ YMtIIt)l~1l-2(liiiti`
WANTED A PARCEL Bov"Fon"`/S
l’|‘.\'l-Zouils shire, Apply hy lcllor lo
___l'. o. his iso. :|i»:»i..".-:c.u::i_
$15. wEEK ANT: EXP'ENsEs-'i'o n-ii-
vcl. appointing local ri'presi-iitittlvos.
Whliilclil i.lni-lcoll. llrantl‘ord_
 
1"oi° Sale
Fort '§A'|`.EI-"A""FiURE`Bh'ElfHOL§
tirin llull Ll yviirs nlil from it good
strain and ii ilne iniliviiluul. Daniel
tl Colnnion, llnngor, l’. |~)_` I. `
_ _ *____i___iflfl'§§fl-Mililillipil.
Fon SALE.-oNE sH6i='i‘l'|'-i“6`¥fi
row. |'<'i.:n-di-riiri -i _yours olil. Apply
to bliilliliis lilorrisscy. lélurnsclllfe. L
_______,________ _ __ __ !ll01l-3-20m2ieil
Fon sALE-'ri-is sr"A'NbAno`an"é'D
stallion "Boron ideal", ll.'»7ll2_ J, ,\_
Campbell, New London P. tl.
_*__ __ 0007-3-18millwk.
Fon sAi_E (is) s. i=T"|=iT`o¢KTN|5
(33)  U. \V.. Legliorn pullets. of'
GuiliI's Bond to lay strain also a unni-
ber of choice cockereln. of Crowellg
Well I0 My strain. , For particulars
apply to M.H. lV.‘ai-l.eiiinin, Box 200.
C-linrlottctiiwn, [’. E, I,
il0l)1~3~20M2i.
?l~1°i‘?l<l~l*1l€°l'l~l~_°l'I~}l*I°.-l'~l"l€°l':l*'l°EHel%l"l'?li'i'}I%!f'i‘.~|°rl%l~?l€'I°?l€‘l-."11°l'?i€‘l'?‘l€‘l'}‘l*?l'5‘l‘§l*3l€°l*?i’9|*I§
Why not "swap" through the medium of the Guardian Ex-
change Ads? This new department is able to quickly bring about 
Clip the Free Exchange Ad Coupon In another part of the
- Guardian and bring it orsend in your Exchange Ad. We will
"i 'vl§*l°:l:'l°>l€'l':I:+R+l‘rl€°l'rZ€'l°éli'l':l1~l¢!~_'Mi'l'*Z :'I"l°-I-_'l'_-i-§*l~~l-'|'+.°I‘:lé|°°`l‘.‘i*l ‘.'I~§-l'.‘l'Z»'.w<l'?i
WHAT HAVE YOU IN THE ATTIC AT HOME `j
THAT YOU WOULD LIKE T0 TRADE OFF ? 
See if you can find something that you no longer need or want. 5
If it is In good condition, someone else may want that very f
thing and may have some useful article they will trade you for it. -~
even exchanges that will benefit News readers.
You may have a second-hand gas stove. a baby carriage, a bed. --
a set of books, a musical instrument, furniture. an automobile, or "
any one of a hundred articles that are in daily demand by some .`.
one. For various reasons you do not need these things. Why .
keep them only to fill up your house and barn? Trade them- off '
and get something you_ can use. That's the modern way of doing .
things. ` -
The Guardian will give you an Exchange Ad absolutely Free for .1
a limited period. This applies to individuals only and not to deal-
ers. If money Is asked for articles, the ad will not be run free, but
the regular charge will be made.
wim'rE67\e§rr+r>s€i:i“on"e'6iWf-"CET"-BETWEEN . “"5" ""°
\iitoriu llotcls, pair riinless spec-
tacles. Finilcr please leave at
tluiirdiun Ollice. 0102-Cl-20i1il¢I
. . L I
.li isci-lluiieoiis
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l"ai-nii'rs Silver lllui-k Fox <‘onipun.\'
will lr' l|i'lil in lht' MI. llerlwrl llitll
on Z\'lai|'rl\ llilth ul l\vo o'i'lock. llnlli-
monil Iinlly, Secretary. iliilti-Il-llilllliil
REWARD OFFERED-I WILL OF-
for ii i'i'wiiril ol’ $50 for hlforlnntiou
which will li'nil to the conviction
of thi' piirtyior pilrlivs who hroko
into my bungalow ut.\ltocky l’olnl.
this whiter, .l. lt. Dennis.
ll(lll7»1l-2tI.\ii3l.
F lr _V -l
- Situntioiis \" ncunts
$150. FOR- SIXTY DAYS' EASY
WORK. \\'rit<+~I`or t`ontrni:t. Brail-
lcy-tlurri:t.soii, lirantt'oril.
BILLY SUNDAYS MESSAGE
(ircnt opportunity for man or wo-
man. We will puy you $120 to dis-
tribille li. ill youi' lielgliborllooil.
Sixty ilnys’ work. Sparc time nin.\’
be used. international Bible Pruitt!
tlompiiny, 182 Spii.dln:t Ave.. T01”
onto. Sillltl-3-11ln\8l.
-_-_-ii-_.1--4 1
\Vantcd
wANTEo To RENT on BUV-
Smull slori' or boarding house ll\
good locnlily. W. Guardian Oiilce.
siluitzl-20M:n_pil_
wAN'r`Eb.-3 FRESH MILK cows.
Appiy.nox-350. _ iastj-3-3ii1tf
WANTED.- ROTARY BAWMILL-
Also uteani boiler, plnincr and
niiitchcr. Apply li, cnro Guardian-
ilo77-:i-iilMalnil-
 
__g_>____s_itculiNc|a ADS. _____
A lotti-r copier. latest doslgtl. Wlzlgl
stand nnil cupboard. valued at Sk-
Wlll exchange for ofllco del ~
Giiarilinn Oilice. _________~________a_
"Gi'anioplioiie or (ilrafonola rseor I
in exchange for other records. ADDIY
R., P. O, BOX 110, Cl’lll‘l0l.l6i.OW|§~ R.
Oli' lamp. 'excellent condition. It-I I
ablo for hosting or cookinll~ Wm 'if
change for twill'-FY 0? V0l'°"‘m°" "
care of (luardian olilce. , _
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Finder please return to 21 Euston
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Exchange for town l1l'°P°\‘W' E-
ames or ima. Newlioiisgh 2° ec -
clear, 25 under woolrihd NNY-
l 72 Bs field Street, Cliorlottoto \-
_ '.` 3*- soot-a-aonsiw.-W ’ Y-._  o_oa4.-mam"