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_ THE CHARI.i0T'1‘ETOWN GUARDIAN
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_lt's ihlseeconomy to 'starve the shingles by neglecting
to give them a timely coat of some reliable preservative.
The ben wa te make them last is to treat them '
thoroughly 
 Anchor Shingle Stain
it is made from coal tar creosoteoil, famous as a pre-
ventative oi decay in wood, combined with permanent
colon. There is another important ingredient; the
creosote and colors are held hrmly to the surface of the
wood by our Special China-Linseed Binding Oil; thus
Anchor Shingle Stains have a permanency unknown to
average stains.
In them yon got a rare combination -
thorough rotection of the shingles and
lasting eolbrs, hence greater and more
enduring satisfaction.
Ask your dealer or wrlfe
lo us for colors and details
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'l`raiiis Outward
Read Don-.n.
Noon
12.00 7.35 Dep. Charlottetown
1.20 8.30 Hunter' River 10.36 9,52
2.10 9.02 Emerald Jet. 9,59 9.21. 5,45
2.55 9.27 Kensington 9_27 5_02
3.30 9.50 Arr. \ Summerside lisp, 9.00 4.30
Soros?
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Canadian Government Railways
Prince Edward Island Railway
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Head lip.
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Arr.
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Atlantic Sta ndnrd Time Trains Inward,
A.M.
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0.38
10.21
11.03
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(l’Leary 2.40
Alberton 1,35
Arn 'rignisli pep, 12.30
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6.00 Dep,
7.00 Arr,
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Emerald Jet.
, Cape Traverse
 Kingston, Neff of Edmonton; Mc-
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4.36
4.57
6.00
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A.M.
‘L50 Den. vimriotietown Arr. 9.30 5.45
8.40 .f‘- - ut. stewart .ir-ir. $.21 4.10
9.17 Moreii 1.58 3.27
9.44; st. Peters 1.36 2.55
11.15 Arr. Souris Dep. 6.35 1.30
Cilllllli lllll [IllllUl‘S
Wlllllllllll SULHIEHS
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_In view of the fact that it has
been arranged to send wounded dan-
adtanl to Ol-lvoden Hospital in ling-
land, thb following letter from Dr,
R. A. Bowls, of Brockville, which
cwtsirw a description or the institu-
tuition, will be of interest, Dr. Bow-
les being second in charge: '
"I reported to Headquarters at the
Canadian Training Depot, 'l‘idworth,'
the 1401 March, and on the 18th I
received orders to report at Clivedea,
8011 under Way in two hours and next
W. F. Gorrell, 0. C., ofthis Hospi-
tal. who was expecting me. Gen.
Jones and Col. Tiodgetts *in charge
of Canadian Red Cross in England)
arrived in a motor s couple of hours
Intel' and both were particularly
nice, discussing my new situation
and laying out the details of work
required. " '
MAGNIFICENT HOME.
_ “This hospital of 135 beds'is the
indoor tennis court building on* Nxij-
or Waldorf Astor, M. P.’s heauti ul
estate called (‘liveden, This estate,
on the bank of the Thames, just
above Maidenhead, is 22 miles from
London, It lies hetwen estates owned
by Lord Desborough and Lord Bos-
ton, and _is celebrated in England as
one of its finest show places. The
building is rnagnificient, with great.
winding drives through beautiful
groves and velvety lawns, past a
great marble fountain, as you ap-
proach it. Tennis courts, golf links,
ts football ground, baseball ground
and lawn bowling greens surround
the hospital and to see the con-
valsscents out in their sky blue flan-
ner coats rind trousers (hospital
garb) playing football or rolling the
bowls, while from n row of beds,
placed in the sun for n few hours
each day, risc shouts and exclama-
tions of criticism and encourage-
ment dlrectcd towards the players,
would excite the interest rind sympa-
thy of the most confirmed stole.
WHERE OFFICERS LIVE
The house of the manager of the
estate, situated within 50 yards of
the hospital, is pulutinl almost it-
self and is_ given over for the home
of the officers (8) and nurses (18),
furnished, It is a large roughest ivy
covered house (considerably larger
than I24 ing street east), with
annexes mid outbuildings, which
cover ii considerable area and sur-
rounded with beautiful lawns and
magnificent trees. One-third of the
house is occupied by the medical of-
ficers, two-thirds bv the nurses, and
all provided by one English M. P.
HOSPITAL S'l`AFl".
As to personnel, in every day Cim-
uck parlance, Charley liorreil is
boss; if away, I try to put his boots
on. Captains Sutherland, Chown of
Coomb, ii great fricnd of Jimmy Mc-
flladc; Dean quarterniaster; Lieut.
Oslcr, son of Sir William and a com-
ing duplicate of his dad, all hard at
it here. Our matron is a sister of
llob Cn.xnpbell's, formerly in the
 
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- 8.45 Dep. Mt. Stewart ,\rr. 8.20 3.55
9.55 Cardigan 7.26 2.43
. l'0~25 ltlontiigus 7.04 2.20
11.05 'Arr. Georgetown Dep. 6.30 1.30
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Daily
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Vernon River
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ex. Sat. only
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7.00 Arr. Murray Ilarbor Dep. 6.30 7.00 _
FOR SALE
‘Bay Stallion 8 years old, sired by Joe.
Dillon 2.24 1-2, He by Sydney Dillon.
Sire of Lou Dillon 1.58 1-2, World’s Champ-
ion Trotter. The Dam of this Stallion, Pro-
duced Lina Miller 2.19 1-4 and three others in
2.30 will be sold cheap, for further particulars
apply to
J. A. . Henderson
» Livery Stable-Queen Street
' 969-4-2lMwfmEttsrutf »
A Gray Marine .Enghie
Why, because it is the simplest and_mo_st
powerful Gasoline Engine of its size in
the world. -
'.27' lAWrite for Catalogue and prices all
3 to 50 h. p. i
Extras of all kinds kept in stock.‘-
Shaw ` & Pearden _
Sole Agents for P. E. I. f
-. GUARANTEE.
Wo guarantee our engines to develop more than full
rated power. to bo froo from defsoto In workrnsnohlp
and material. to bo oxnotly so represented In ovory rol-
peot, and will roplaes any snglno not according to our
representation or any part broken through dofootlvs mn-
tsrlal frso of ohnrgo to you, provided solo engine orpsri
ls returned onarpao prepaid for oxamlnltlom
slutsd by nsgloogmbuso or natural  'c°m.p“y
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A simple, safe and effective treatment avoiding
drug/s. Vaporlzed Cresolene slo_ps fhegaroxysms
of hoopln| Cough and relieves pssmodlc
Croup at once. lt ls I boon to suliererl from
Asthma. Theslrcarrylnglhuntlseptlcvapor,in-
,haled with every breath,
makes breathing ealyi
soothes the sore throat
and stops the cough,
assuring restful nlghts.
It ls iava sable ta marins
with youu children.
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IF VISITING
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will be plellcd at he
HOTEL , 4
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Sth Av., Broadway, 24th St.
0VgB¢l0?lll¢‘iN0 EADIION I 84).' Pnzk.
in
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1,000 guests.
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A H E R `
B'l"l'le redtird air
morning reported for duty ,to Col. C..
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“Frull-a-lliss” llursll Paraly-
. iid llowals and lllnsllnn
Sr. Boiruvacn no Ssnwrrrroait, Quo.
Feb. 3rd. rgis.
"It is a pleasure to meta inform you
that after suiering from Chronic
Constipation for 1)( years, I have been
cured by “Fruit-s-dven". While I
was a student at Berthief College; I
became so ill I was forced to leave tho
‘the college. Severe piins across this
intestines continually tortured me and
_it came to a point when I could not
stoop down at ali, and my Digestion
became paralysed. Some one advised
me to take “Fruit-I-tives" and nt onée
I ielta great improvement. After I
had taken four or Eve boxes, I realized
that I was completely cured and what
made me glad, lilo, was that they
were acting gently, causing no pain
whatever to the bowels. All those who
suiier with Chronic Constifation
should follow my example an take
“ Fruit-n.~tive|" for they are the
medicine that cm-es".
- MAGLOIRE PAQUTN’
"Fniit-a-tives’ ' are sold by all dealers
at 5oc. a box, 6 fo; 32.5°, trialf size,
25c. or sent post ` on receipt o prism
by Fruit.-n~f:i.vlo Einited, Ottaln.
I
Bank of Montreal' in Brockville.
Like Bob, none better for their laid-
out work. Another nurse here is
Miss Greenwood, s-ister of the polite
young accountant in the Metropoli-
tan Bank. 'l`he nurses are a superior
body of women and are sincerely
anxious to' fulfill their mission. One
hundred and thirty-five is our pres-
cnt capacity and is being increased
to 500. Periodically the convales-
cents are sent on to their respective
units and a fresh lot arrive direct
from the -.nar zone. 'l`hc patients on
the whole are a fine, civil and re-
spectful lot.
SliI\'SE OF SERIOVSNESS.
One thing which struck me about
their demeanor was a perceptible
scnse of the serious nature of tneter-
rible drama in which they had been
participants. They had as it were
come through the Valley of Death
and it. has made them think and re-
flection has exposed realities the im-
port of which they had ncver before
recognized.
This is where we arc and what we
arc trying to do and that little lied
Cross kindly recognize, as their ci-
fort is the mainstay of our work
herc on behalf of our heroes.
HOW THE GERMANS USE
‘ GAS `IN FIGHTING.
LONDON. May 2.--Additional iii-
formntion has been received by the
'Pinies regarding the use li,v the Ger-
mans ol’ aspliyxiating gases. It says
the fumes are emitted from cylinders
54 inches long, sunk in the German
trenches, and lo which are connected
pipes six feet long, leading in the di-
rection of the Allies’ lines.
Some days, the Times asserts. be-
fore the gas is employed. and while
wailing i'or a favorable wind, the Ger-
mans are .supplied with respirators
made of damp towels enclosed in bags
ot’ waterproof cloth.
In spite of these precautions, how-
ever, it is believed that a considerable
number ol men working the ,gas ap-
paratus were usphyxiated when empty
cylinders were sent back to the rear
to be refilled.
WILL DOUBLE PRICE
__ OF RUM AND GIN.
LONDON, May 2.~T|ic general
opinion of liquor wholesalers is that
the new tax will not affect the re-
tail prlce of beer, but will compel all
brewers to brew below the specified
specific gravity of forty-three, at
which the surtax begins. This grav-
ity is equivalent to containing seven
per cent. oi' alcohol. Most London
beers now range from 43 to 58.
The new whisky tax, which amounts
to live shillings ($1.25) a. bottle, will
result in a virtual doubling of the re-
'tail price, Most wines will increase
about two shillings a.'bottle at retail
while liquors will rise four shillings.
The price of bottled rum and gin will
be doubled.
p l l l
Eastern S.S. Corporation
International Line
Three Trip Service '
Steamships Calvin Austin and
. Governor Cobb. _
Leaves St. John Mondays, Wedncs-
days and Fridays, at 9.00 a. m., for
Lubes, Eastport, Portland and Bos-
ton. Returning leave Central Wharf.
Boston, 9.00 a. m. Mondays. Wednes-
days. and Fridays for Portland, Easi-
port, Lubec and St. John-.
St. John City Ticket Ofiico. 47 King
Street.
A. C. CURRIE, Agent, St. John, N.B.
A. E. FLEMING. T. Fi and P A. St.
John, N. B.
 
Furness .
, Sailings
From LONDON From HALIFAX
` Start Point April 24th
Vnterino " 27th
(vis Fir. John`s Nf‘|‘d)
April 15th Graclnna May 12th
Tabasco . “ Nth
Appenine June3rd
From LIVERPOOL From HALIPAX
Roanoke .April llnl
April loth Duranlo May 7th
“ llrd Tabasco
Mfr Nth Roanoke May 21st
Furness.\lllthy & Co, Ltd.
, `ANADIAN
IMPROVEMENT AND INCREASE.
The advice given lu the most recent
announcement oi' the Department of
Agriculture at Ottawa to make your
land produce more, cannot be over-
emphasized. Mllllous of bushels
rather than the cultivation of excess-
ive acres. should be Canada's aim.
Lmproved production ls only possible
by the use of good, pure seed audby
naslduous and knowledgsful attention
to the soil. Experience is undoubtedly
in. farming as in all other objects in
life. the best instructor, but just as
fertilizers help the soil, so does ac-
quiring ths results of experiments
made by others make the road easier
to the lesson that is to bo learned,
Never was there so murfhnecessiiy
for thoroughness and earnestness as
now when the markets of the world
are wider or fn. when they are being
shifted and former occupants are re-
ceiving notice to quit.
As proof that there is abundant
room for increased production by im-
provenient, an official statement as
follows is presented of the average
yield of various products last year,
and of the average that is possible:
Average Possible
Fall wheat .... .... 20.43 52.
Spring wheat ..  14.84 33.
Barley . . . . . .
..  16.15 60.
Oats . . . . . .
.. . . . . . . 36.30 91.
t‘orit, . grain . . . . . .
, . 70. 200.
(tofu, Ensllags (Tous).12. 19.
Peas    15.33 37.
Beans  . .. .. 18.70 50.
Potatoes  .. .. 199.40 450.
Turnips .__ . . . . . . 421.81 1000.
By “possible," it is explained, is
meant results actually obtained at the
Experimental Farms and by many
farmers under intensive cultivation.
While such results may not be ob-
tained in every case on the average
farm, strict attention to the selection
of seed. the use of fertilizers and
thorough preparation of the soil will
accomplish mush. lt ls estimated that
in this way the value of the crops nl’
Canada might be increased in a good
season by $150,000,000, which would
be more than enough to meet; interest
on all the money borrowed by the Do-
niinlon from Great Britain or invested
in this country.
This is not it burden pluccd upon
the agricultural coniniuliiiy. li ls a
task it is asked io undertake for sell-
lnterests and to ,make the Empire
mote sell'-sustained. it is the unity oi’
patriotism and production, for the eu-
couragement ol’ which Bulletins and
Pamphlets giving results of actual ex-
periments by practical men, as well
as vast stores of useful information,
can be obtained free on uiistamped
application to the Publications Branch,
Department ol' Agriculture, Ottawa.
The best method oi` procedure is lo
send for a catalogue and tlien forward
your order, but, to save time. it is an-
iiouncerl that Bulletins on wheat, oats
corn, barley. peas, beans, potatoes.
turuips. onions or live stock will bo
mallcrl inilnerliatr-.ly on iiotilir-ation of
those wanted. '
THOSE DEAR GIRLS.
Miss Oldum-l'd just like io see any
man kiss mc.
Miss Yoiing--\Vl\i\t a hopclcss :im-
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Pattern
[The new Continental
design, illultratcd by the
spoon at the left, is char-
acteristic of the beauty
l_ | and charm_ of all silver-
ware bearing the name
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‘ § 55 ,;' "Silver Plat: that
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standard in silverware.
Remember to choose HQ
"gin "ns, next time you
need silverware. Guar-
anteed for lasting beauty
and wear, made possible
by an actual test of over
65 years.
-Sold by Leading Dealers
PAGE ELEVEN
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in your grip nr suitcase :ss surely as you rio
é Mi any other |\ei~c.s~mry liriicli-. l~`.|'r‘ors in dirt, _
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A1v‘i§..li.‘2`.‘ i‘3.f'$“ MOTOR? I
There’s some points no intelligent man can overlook in
selecting a Motor-there’s some cold facts that command
attention. In the first place what do you want? Don’t you
want a motor that will be simple, reliable and durable? Of
course you do.
THE IMPERIAL MOTOR
is equipged with the best die-cast babbitt bearings, the
famous; chebler Carburetor, all parts made to expensive
gigs, interchangeable and accessible, tank lubrication insur-
ing all parts getting an
even- and economical
supply of oil-no dang-
er, no waste.
Besides all these ad-
yantages the Imgerial
is equipped wit the
world-famed Improved
Thermen Mullier.
Can't we send you
a catalogue. It’s yours
for the asking.
WRITE
Bruce Stewart &
Charlottetown P.l:1.l,
Co., Ltd.
 
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Fire Insurance
A Necessity
Then insure in good strong stock compan-
ies,which never contest an honest claim such
as is represented by
' E. R. BROW
Charlottetown
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PA C I F I C
PANAMA-PACIFIC
EXPOSITION .
SAN FRANCISCO
Tickets on Sale March ist to Nov. 30th.
Limit Three Months.
$124.60
From Picton, N. S.
Going and Retumlng via Chicago.
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Going via Chicago and
Returnli-is via Vancouver, or vice versa.
317.50 addltlonal
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LE AND GRANITE WORKS
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
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a Marble -and Granite l
‘ 'Works
A large shipment of Marble Monuments of
the 1915 esigns in different colors, werepurchas-
ed from the fei1nontMarble_Co. at their works
in Proctor Vt, This selection was personally
selected by the Company and have been shipped
and will arrive by the Winter Boats any day, and
will be pl ed in our show rooms_Revere Hotel
Buildingfigent Street, lately occupied by Acorn
& BroW.n. I
The public are invited to inspect our stock
All kinds of ICemetry work promptly
hftended to.
Lettering a specialty.
, The P. C. BROWN & C0.
Marble and Granite Works
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