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Shaving Lotions 5 '
Razor Strops ‘
Shaving Powder
Shaving Cream
Brushes _
Hones
.Men's Talcum
Get -the full enjoyment out of
your shave -by having these
shaving comforts handy.
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Central Drugstore
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GIVES LIIE DIRECT
T0 STORIIES ABOUT
THE CANADIANS
MONTREAL. 'March 3.-Laying as-
i
OTTAWA, “March 3.- Bakers ,
throughout Canada began upon thel
new bred? making regulations March
1, the ony exception being ln the
case of the regulations regarding the
use of standard flour, the date for
which has been postponed until
March 15. . `
The following was issued to-day
from the oillces of the Canada Food
Board;
Statements have Rpveared recenj-_
l ‘in ‘certain newspapers to the effect
thatthe Canada Food Board, 'in its
regulations standardizing wheat Hour,
was making it necessary for the bak-
ers to buy an inferior product which
was costing the'm thirty cents a bar-
‘ rel more than the patents which they
been divided into a' number of
grades with prices differing for each
grade. The finest flour was sold as
the best patent. naturally at the high-
est pricea '
The bakers, in making their princi-
pal kinds of breed, used what was
known as “second patents" or “strong
bakers," employing the finest flour
onl in the manufacture of their fan
i had been using. dn the past flour has
i
ide the uniform of a French soldier
wihich he wore for three years on the
battlefield ol' France, Flanders and It-
aly for the whi-te and 'black 'garb ‘of a
Dominican Monk, Rev. Father Deinr
is in Montreal to preach afseries of
Lenten sermons at the Church of
terview to-day, gave the Ile direct to
tue stories circulated as' to drunken-
ness and vice amongst the Canadian
soldiers.
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ASSIFIED AD
. 4-
vnuisrnrurs 
inns
Olsnlilod ads, under this hold cost
on. cent por word per insertion whore `
cash accompanies order. with mini-
mum charge' of 25 cents per Inna
r|°n. Count your words and uve mon-
ey by remitting with order. Btlmpi
accepted. Ads. taken by phono or
nntby mail will be charged It 2c.
-ur word, to cover book-kloeplng char-
ges, stationary and postage on so-;
countl. _
A\:i.l!lN'l‘_H WANTED
7AosN1's.wAu1'Eo To sem. Fon-
"the old reliable Font-hfll-l Nurser-
ies." We teach our men to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary; highest com-
missions paid; handsome free eq-
uipment. Stone & Wellington, Tor-
onto.
11  _
MISCELLANEOUS
BUY YOUR OUT OF TOWN SUP-_
plies with Dominion Ex-press Money'
Orders. Five dollars costs three
cents. 2854-3-5ME1i.
FOX FEED-D0 YOU KNOW THAT
Caplin is the best and cheapest
feed for foxes? Carload just ar-
rived. P. C. Brown, Revere Ho-
tel. 2277-1-22Mtf.
FOX FEED-JUST ARRIVED CAR-
load of Fresh Caplin. Foxmen take
notice this will be your last
chance to purchase this feed. P.
_ Brown, Revere Hotel. 2278-1-22Mtf.
ARTHUR MORRISETTE. PIPE OR-
gan Expert, will' be in town aboutl
March 15th, and will receive ordersi
for repairs and tuning of organs‘
at Revere Hotel. _ 2843-3-4M3i.
- FUN UALB.
.4-
o|.D'NswsPAPEns I-'on sA|.e A1'
5 cents per bundle. Guardian Ofllce.
._ 1580-z.z~11iut.
FOR SALIE - HORSE POWER
ilireshing outfit. Apply to A. M.
Stewart, Belle River. 2839-3-4M3Ipd
_N__<_)RTH ADAMS H08PITAL,NOR'i'H
Adams, Mass., offers a three year
course of training for young wo-_
men who wish to enter the nurs-
ing profession. Six months of this
time is spentin Mt. Sinai Hospital,
New York, City. Applicants are re-
ceived every three months.
. 2495-2-5Mtf. 
Foh SALE" on-E snonrnonn
bull. registered, 17 months old. Ap-
ply to Francis Chowen, Winsloe
Station. 2810-3-2M6lpd_
FOR SALE--CLYDESDALE STAL-
llon, 1500 lbs. 5 years old lst July.
Imn Stuart, Spring-ton, P. E. I.
2815-3-2M8ipd.
FOR SALE.-ON MARKET SQUARE
nt 12 o'ciock__ today, one mare 5
years old, all sound, and “a 'good
bargain. Benj. Carter. Auctioneer.
2861-3-5M1ipd.
TIELP _ WANTED-inane
WANTED sovs 'ro s's`i.|. euAso-
ians. Apply Guardian Office each
niorninig early. 2565-2-14Mti'.
’1~EACiHE1iS WANTED l
WANTED AT ONCE TEACHER
for school district No. 72 Launch-
ing place, Kingsboro yearly _supp-
lement $25.00. F. D. McPherson,
'Secretary of trustees. 2819-3-2M3ipd
1-OST ’ .
MUSKFIAT SKINS WANTED PART-
los having muskrat skins to sell
should get my prices which are es-
pecially high for winter and spring
skins. J. D. Jenkins, Charlottetown.
2777-2-28M6ind.
l 
HELP \VANTED-FE-
l IIIALE -
WANTED NURSE GIRL T0 ASSIST
with children. Apply to Mrs. W. T.
\Vr=l'lncr nl Lennox lfotel. I
2853-3~5Ml l`.‘
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
`lmusework. Apply Mrs. I-‘_ S. Chami-
LOST FRIDAY 'A GARNET ROS-
ary with initals A. V. D. on cross.
Finder please leave_ at America!1_
House, opposite railway Station
and receive reward. 28ii0_pd.
GLASSES LOST vEs'rEnoAv AFT-`
ernoon. Pair Rimless glasses (bro-
. ken) in case on Richmond St;
Leave at this office. 2862-3-5M2ipd.
|.os'r oN sATuaoAv Nioi-lr PUR-
se containing small sum mosey
and marriage certificate, betw en
Moore & McI.eods and Post Office.
Finder please leave at Moore &
Mcbeods. 2858-3-5M2lD-tl
Notre Dame. Father- Delor, in an--in-_l~~~v-----~----~--~---»--»-~---~- -
y .
cy loaves. As a matter of fact the
new standard flour, instead of being
»inferior, is of a slightly higher qual-
ity than the "strong bakers," which
has been used generally in bread-
' making__establlsh_rnenm_m _the_ir_ prin-
cipal loaves. '
- CURLING
After- more than a week's enforced
rest, owing to ice conditions. the
Wright Trophy competition advanced
another stage yesterday afternoon,
when the holders retained possession
of the Cup, winning hnndily from the
challengers .
Resu1t:-
E. Rice N. Winchester
W. S. Grant. R. E. .Spillett
H. M. Vanbuskirk Dr. T. F Fullerton
L. B. ‘McMillan F. T. Watkis
(Skip 7) (Skip 12)
ll01`llI. i\RlIlVl\l.S
_...__
VICTORIIA HOTEL. `
Clark, Mt. Stewart.
McKay, Mt. Stewart.
Wyman, Yarmouth.
as. Thompson, No. Sydney.
Lyon, Toroonto.
Wheeler, Montreal.
Cook, Boston, Mass.
Jas. H. Cook, Boston, Mass.
R. McDonald, Halifax, N. S.
R. S. Hamon, Montreal.
?’ PFS?
ssggs Q
E
71?'
_“I
-Miss Margaret Richards, Mt. Her-
John Christie, St. John, N.
John B. Reid, Montreal.
Robert Dodd, Montreal.
C. G. Cleveland, Halifax.
W. G. Cole, Toronto.
J. W. Houston, Toronto.
‘A. D. Lawrence, Hamilton.
Ed. Simon, Montreal. _ _
I
Il KIDNEYS Alll I
BAII IAIIE AIISI
  s _
Says Baekaehe is sign you have been
eating t°o much meat. 
When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region'
it generally means you have been eat-
too much meat, says a well-known au-
thority. Meat forms uric acid which
ovorworks the kidneys in their effort
to filter it from the -blood and they be-
come sort of paralyzed and loggy.
When your kidneys' get sluggish and
clog you must relieve them, like you
relieve your bowels; removing all the
bodyis urinous waste, else you have
backache, sick headache, dizzy spells;
your stomach sours, tongue is coated
andwhen the weather' is bad you have
rheumatic twfnges. The urine is
cloudy, full of sediment,channels often
get sore,water_scsIds and you are ob-
liged to seek relief two or three times
during' thenlght. '
' Either consult a good reliable physl
clan at once 'or get from your .phar-
macist about four ounces of Jad
Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia, _and has be-an
used' for generations to clean and
stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
neutralize hc s` in the urine so itf
no longer irritates, thus ending bind-1
der weakness. _ _ |
B.
HOUSE TO LET 193 KENT ST. P05-,
nssion Merch 12th. Apply on Drew- _
ises. Frank McRORY. - I
lor, 25 King. Square. 2855-3-5M3Ipd._;
niefat. eaters. it is. inexpensive, csnnoi
.ind Salts is a life saver for regular!
njure and makes a d'eIigh-iI’\ll. ¢=l’fr\r-
2337.3-4M3ipd.vesren; litbla.-wnter drink. '
bert. ` I
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a quarrel with us for purely ambit-
ious purposes. She was promised by
Germany the possession of Egypt.
Would the interest and happiness ol’
the population of Egypt be best con-
served by Turkish conquest of Egypt
-“The Germans in the search for
the greatest happiness of these pop-
ulations would have restored Egypt
to the worst rule the worldhas ever
known. They would' have destroy-
ed Arab independence and‘abandon-
ed Palestine to those who had rend-
ered it sterile all these centuries.
“How could any one preach ser-
iously prolession of iaith about the
interests of populations after this
evidence of the manner in which Von
I-fertling desires to see it carried
out? If the <Reichstng had any
sense of humor it must surely have
smiled when it heard that the Chun-
cellor dealing in that spirit with the
domination doctrine of every import-
ant German statesman, soldier and
German thlnked for two generations
at least. So much for the four prin-
ciples which Mr. Holt says Von Hert-
ling accepts and which he thinks the
British Govemment is backward in
not accepting. ii- hope my short :in-
.alysis may have convinced ihcm
that there are two sides in ibut qlws-
tion. 
HertIing’s Russian Policy.
“I cannot, however, lcavc Von
Hertling without making some ob-
servations upon the Russian policy
which he defends. That also is at
demonstration of German methods.
He tells us the recent arrangements
with Russia were made on thc ur-
gent appeal of the populations for
protection against i.he Red Guard and
other bands and therefore undertak-
en in name of humanity. We know
West is the west und that the Gor-
man policy oi` the west is entirely
different. from tht- Gorman policy of
the east..
The German policy in tho mist re-
centiy has been :iii-or-toil inward pro-
ventlng ulrnciiies and rlovuslniioli in
the intoresu of humanity. while (lor-
mnu policy in the west is occupied
entirely in |ieri`nrn1in_u ui|'o<~itir.~s und
tlevustations. ‘
"Why this difference of ireillnieni.
oi' Belgium orrono side and other
populations on the olhcr‘?. I know
many pursues her methods with re-
morseless insistency and alters or
varies the excuse he gives for hor
policy. '
Mrs. C. C. Richard, Mt. Stewart. | ~
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Necessity And Humanity.
“lf she invades Belgium. it is mil-
itary necessity; if (Zourland, it is in
the interest of humanity. it is im-
possible to rate very high the profes-
sions of humanity, international
righteousness and equity in regard
to those populations which figures
so largely in thc speeches. l nm
quite unable to understand how any
body can get up in the Rcichstug und
claim ibut Germany is waging u dc-
fenslve war."
Secretary D:ili.'oui‘ then contrasted
the different methods pursued by
Germanic and Great Britizm- in the
expansion of their empires. und as-
serted that Germany‘s policy has
been more deliberately umhitious
than that of any nation since Louis
_\"IV_
"Wo can listen to Von I-lertlint' _
criticism with .perfect cqliunimit_\',`
hc added, "and we ure really to slziur
our trial at the bur of history. liow
could conversations luke plnffc if
Von I~Ierlling's speech reprcscntcrl
the extreme high wntcr mnrk oi' Gor-
man cconcessions?
“Docs Mr. Holt rcnlly think that if
Von ilertling were able to curry out
these conversations on the basis of
the doctrines contained.in his speech
that the conversations which begin
and end in discord are worsn :hun
no conversations ni ull
The General Crime.
“I am convinced that to begin nc-
gotiations unless you sec your wuy
lo carry them through -successfully
would he to commit the greatest
crime against the future peace of the
world und, therefore. while I long
for the day when negotiations may
really begin, negotiations which must
have preparations for the bringing of
ideals closer together. I do bolicvu I
should be doing an injifry to the
cause of peace if I encourage the
idea that there is any use in begin-
ning these verbal ncgotiations until
something like a general ugree,~ment-
is apparent in tho distance and until
the statesman of nil the cnunirlos see
their way in :hui broad soilloinoiii.
whi1'h.ii is mny hnpo, will brim-Z
|n\.:u'r~ to this sorely ironblod world."
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delicious nourishment that has made l<`R\"S fnnious'
for 200 years. The manufacturing pr_o_ccss being
exclusive, the resultis-a Cocoa ofcxquisiie flavour,
very soluble and economical. Your mone_y can
hardly buy an equal quantity ot' nourishment in un):
other food. You can easily prove this by getting a
tin of FRY’S to-day.
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London lcv Racing Club were lurgly
exciting
minulo, _ I
Tho :I minute was the tirsi called
und when siurtctl George \Vomlsi<lc'
silw lon liorses facing him fm the
\voril go. Ho 1-crininly realized' thni.
be had u job on hand -but if -ever ai
vclcrun ol' thc Gralnil (.‘ii'cuit :_'0l zi
bunch oi' chiefly green horses. und _
drivers uwny in good style, the spec-
tators would like to shake his hand.
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_l`lieri\ wllre two classes, 2.:|0 and .i m_m)y Ki_m_ _-h__p,,||,_
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The _horses got away on the Iird score. M__A__hm._ A_ (__ MM_K___\._
Nellie D. soon cn-pturcd thclend which Tu\.lm._ -pi,,,Q,. Hugh _\;,,,~,-5%..,
she held throughout this heat. Nellie - 1. _ .' . -. . '
rx a good end. i.nd_\- mm- ::»-rl. Happy (l"k' 'I' I" I“"lf'h"_"' N' “ "‘""""" I   
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escapcfl .<~'ou.~: injur.\’~ lt looked as  __ _than mere Syrups,” p},'y5i¢3»"‘
if ho would buve been :I winner in this ` 0.1.1. \“. \ \|______h ., ____\__ _____|____ hug; t. I t _
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