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_vitality. They leave. the system in condition to b_e readily attached by sen- ous ailment. -

The vital iorces should

be piomptly built up and l

for this purpose there is nothing better than

.lAMlESON’S

EMULSION

of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites.

This is a pleasant re constructive tonic _that helps to build up tissue

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Guard your Eyesight!

if your eyesight troubles you. Come in and have us fit you with glasses.

We test b I the best

methods and guarantee satisfaction.

G. I-I. Taylor

Jeweller & Optician -_ »

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TIDE 'r.iBl.E `

MARCH.

Date Day 1 M. 2 Tu.

TV. Th. F. Sa. S. M. 'l`u. W. Th. F. Sa. S. M. Tu. W. Th. F. Sa. S. M. Tu. W. Th. F. Stl.. S. M. Tu. NV.

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11.30

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Time H'

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23.30 S. 12.02 ' 12.33 13.04

_ 13.37 _ f 14.14

14.58 15.48 17.04 18.30 I 19.52 21.03 22.02 22.51 23.36

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to 9th, squally weather. 10tll to 13th cool, pleasant. 1-ith to 16th, cloudy 17th to 18th, rain, sleet and anon 19th to 23rd, stormy conditions. 2-ltr to 27th, warm spell. 28th to fllsf., cold.

DIARY OF EVEN TS.

Magistrates Court. 9 i°.m.

People’s Theatre, 7.15 and 9 p.m.

Prince Edward Theatre, 3, 7, an:

8.45 p.m.

MARRIAGES _.__--__-2

COLWILL-FERGUSON-At the Mlinsi Cape Traverse, on March the 3rd, 1915 by the Rev. Jes. Mscbougall, William Witfleld Colwill, oi Elmwood, to Kate- Belle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ferguson, Deileble.

DAGGETT-Mo¢AUGHEY -- lil Hsv erhill. Mass.. Feb. 4. at St. James Church, by Rev. Father John J Gra ham. P. R.. John W. Doggett and Mis:

gray A. G. McCaughey, botn of this

_ I DEATHS

MATMBIGN.-At Role Valley, Feb. 1|, 1015, Angus Matheson. after a protracted illness. at the age or 64 years.

to rest on Annie lie- Ooek. lied °‘i'».i‘*.:.?;'

Shen

of British Columbia

in 'rue MA-r'rza or Tile “wma ~ lue~ul= Aer" seine cl-lAl>°rsli

iN THE MATTER OF THE CANAD-

lN THE MATTER OF' THE “WIND-

ING-UP ACT" BEING CHAPTER 144 REVISED e.lATUTES OF

ind adjudlcating upon the said debts ind claims.

John & Jackson

702 Credit Foncier Building.

Vancouver, B. C.

Solicitors for the Oillclal Liquidator.

I_ 3786-2-27M7i. - l

Auction Sale

FARE

90c. . 8012. 1.47 li0c. 1.54 75c. 1.58

/illage Green 70(-_ 3_05 Vernon 75i:. 15.23 ‘illlview 70¢~_ Lake Verde 70c. ' Hermitage 056, _ ernon itivcr oo(-_

llencoe 5.5¢, iss ssc.

501:. 45c. 450. 40:1. 300.

Ch'Town Mt. Herbert t-lazelbrook Mt. Albion

f*‘5*‘9*’S“!=5¢!\"!=!°¢= Nil-ll-o:11c~.sas>:.:i.; ce~r»-nasal-on-cl ee

'lrand View

Fodhla Surrey Melville

Belle River Wood Island 251'. 3.41 iris 20n. 11.46 l-lopefleld 151:. 3.52 Murray River Arrive 4.03

Tickets will be issued from other

stations to Murray River on the Stan- lard Certificate plan-Rate will be one ilngle first class fare to Charlotte-

3.34

ird certificate properly filled in form Station Agent from where they pur- :lisse ticket-These Certificates must be properly filled in and signed by Goo. H. Tanton, after which they must be presented to the agent at Miiriay River who will take them up and issue tickets to destination-Standard Cer- tificates will not be honored by (fon- doctor.

Train will leave Murray River on

rettmru at I a. lil. next morning. '

GIORQI H. 'i'AN1'0N»

leo'y.

ll . dll Gd l l I .

town added to ninety cents fromi gat; ggsqzfve a‘;n,3,‘,),r(|);' 50|? n no es "T8nt0Il" llaS b8EIl

llflown- PPossoosers must set Stand- A. eolswsn. Auctioneer. recognized as a guaran-

;.;~; if? ._

dn l.llB 9th A rll 1915 for lil? 000

'fi 'lor if'

1 2,53;

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to

the Postliliiater General, will be ro- ccived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- day, the 9th April, 1915 for the con- veyance of His l\_‘lajcsty's Mails, on a proposed Contract for foilr years. six times per week over -ltilral Niall route No. 2 from l\lcl\'eill’s Mills, P. l-}_ island from l|ll» Postnlaster Gener- :ll's pleasure.

Printed notices containing fllrtllcr

posed tfoiitriicl. may be seen and blank

Lil.-

wlll hc roceivell by the ulldcrsigil- eil up fo March 20, noon, for the erec-

of n. church ut Kell l-l Cross.

tion Y' l"lails and speclficatioli for same may

Hunter. Earl Arcliltcct Morris Build-

JZ Hughes & Co., Soilris; und at the

_ merliillv.

THOMAS CURRANl

Clearance Sale at Cornwall

I am instructed by William M.

Wright to sell by auctloli on Wednes- day, 10tll dily March at 1 o‘clock p m., ull his stock, crop limi impleinents.

Horace-l inure, G years old,

1 , 14 lid, 1

llorse years i

cart colt coming 4 years old; 1 cart colt coming 2 years old; l gener- al purpose llorsc; G cows in calf; 1 belicr shortliorn. 1 year old; bull 1 year old; 3 brood sown, 1: in litter; hens, geese and llucks, a qualitity of hay. straw, turnips, potatoes and buck- wheat; l llay cutter, l wheel rake, iroll linrrow, disk llnrrnw, 1 spring toolll lilirrow, 1 bishop plow. 1 rubber tlreo wagon (new) l Gladstone wagon, 1 single wagon, 1 truck wagon, l cart, 2 driving slciglis. 1 grindatono, Il

y . , .

sheep sheercr attachment (new) liar- ness.. Tiirms, all sums of $5.00 and under cash, over that amount li

8883-$l-5M fstelii

Schooner For Sale

W. Parnell 0'1-lars, 79 tons. Ameri-

can build. Vessel and sails in good condition. liao 27 }i.P., Gasoline en- gine installed by skilled Maeliarllel Will move Schooner six miles an hour and gives perfect satisfaction. Will sell with or without engine. For par tleulsrs write

I. l0l\¥lLi-l

factor cans. 1 horse clipper. _with /

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é‘!~§EX'25‘l?» tl?El?§l‘lI2‘Z¢$§ Ma1lC0ntract ,...'.§‘i’lff.”"i‘.?l`l‘?.'~ii`.‘¢7"3i‘..l§'7.§Il."H3223' - I F-l'

sEAl..ED TENDERS, addressed to es 0__d_____ In N th F A S ctacular Selig Jung e I _ ~

AND the Postmaster General, will he re- r *Por seven dayh°'th§“(§a___‘_`:“'_f_§’__ have pe

ceived at Ottawa until Noon. OH Fri: been lighting against tho Prussian 3 S

y. . l-ll ii - _

'AN *NME WVESTMENT C°M° veyance or HispM8.loSly'S Malls' °“ “ grgicliiedm t'?l'ie?ra]l‘i?ilill;"lihiilvi’nnrsitlil».i‘lii\

PANY i-'MWED rovowd Contrlvr for f°“' Y"““`°-I selves splendid soldiers alla nie losses,

5 ° 2 ' ` cc 'C ’1’ 7

The Honourable the Chief Justl ¢ N _ 1 f W ,l 1 lands on ,l f _' ' .-

of the Supreme Court ot British Col- 'gulf Isgmd 32:, thgopoftmggfer Gen- :)':_'F|l_f'gs:)"r?_l_‘_;‘§a§§¥'::'§?_B‘;"‘;§fe‘_!‘““b|°“‘ “mm” hm’ by an Ord" “ted me 29th' 9l'H\'B D\9l1B“\'@~ lil their drst engagement the ini-il

day of January, 1915, appointed Jamei Printed notices containing further cm, "ke old ,die ____ _ __

Grant I-‘arrester ot’ 701 Vancouver l I , 1 . ndlllnmi of pro- “ 5° “‘- ’ “K ‘““¥f_"‘ Block in the City ot Vancouver in the n,?el-tingiiltiii-ac‘iBlull1)y H0011 and' blank "nd" llealfi' life.. Whllfi lN‘"` diif--D:

Province ot British Columbia to be Do . D ht med M “"2 WHS 8004! Senerally. 'They foug.i. . ._ . oliiciill Liqoiiuior or ill- above {§'“‘1§o‘§fT”§';‘,,°c',,;"',§f £13003 islands f°' 24 "°“"‘- “"4 "le" ‘“"'“ relieved A STORY OF FIVE COLLEGE STUDENTS who having finished their College Clourse named company. Nfrih .wloilm v.=moll, ciileiionlli and ff” “f1'}‘__"‘“",‘_"*__‘3'_I‘f""“" “'°°°“- The meet in the home of Thomas Wynne and propose they all meet again at the sanie ous_e “md 'his 1301 “Y °f F°"'“*“'Y A' si ills' olliee- or ill.-, Post oliice lllspl-<~- _.-""'“__° _ “ __ °“ _§,“’ “`."""’l‘°“ five years later if they are alive. The years pass, the apgointed day is at hand. A Toast is D" 1915' tor iii? ‘le e may y only Y yum'wum` bein drunk to'John Gaunt the missing man“wherever emay-be.” Just as they are drink-

(Sm) A‘[§;,f,2f§§5§§a';' ' _J_°*:%_§- ""_HE”‘§;__ ipiifrif’ silvliileeoiliiignirlililfliiifcivereylidii ing gig toast the door opens and an unsouth figure staggers in, and announces he is John

~ : ce ns e, . _ . ' ' ' ‘ ' °

8786'2'27M'"- Post omco lospg;ior's other-,D !v;;.;.r__u,;,;,.,¥__§,_r_rlii_l;ei_iif;l_l Gaunt. He relates his adventures of the past five years which is exciting, thrilling and full

,(.3hMi,l0"i,e-t°“.'"`. :Mm Feb' Hub' 95 M0 illlll-9 dry, and the dug oiitii are of Interest' ' `

s..l.s~--_oiilrm ,,,,,,g_ .

I" the .S.“E'°'“° C°.“’t '-"" " """'i -` °“l‘/lx‘i‘l“i]"°v‘;3'd‘“°"" -$5-9-'Z ‘='-‘l’P-‘-35 Twenty Minutes of Love Her Birthday Present__ Of Brill!! C0llllllbl8 ff. if-22? -i`l".§.' i"l.'if.l.§'°.I'.§`-i‘{’$"i§",»o5l.'Il`.'§.'§ A Comedy and ics a Keystone A pretty drama of Love and Temptation

i- J_':`.~‘.’.,_ fa. According to an ollicor who has just

,` "§_} Q returned to the bas the men con

__ illicit-ll _lilemselv rel _ -_ _ _ E

__ { e almirnllly Tl

_f infantry would have ivelcolnell il bay

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CANADA Ano Alvlsllolno. Acre “"' ’ giitille lli :lie A Thrilling Thanhouser Drama, Featuring Madeline Fairbanks 0 was impossible, owing to the wire en- '

AND tailg_lements and the milildy field sep- » ` G ~

IN THE MATTER or-' 'rl-is cANAo- SEALED TENDERS. illllil-eased leo “f-gun# *_’_\_feif°‘;°c1;;;~_On _ho PmsS_a__ O G M I

'AN HOME WVESTMENT COM' the P°stm“S"er General' yd" N' rl' Guards charged the Canadians bui . .

PANY LIMITED. ceived at OttA;sAwa__uli1t_i;5N;>(;J_i1.u§»_;l 501; _______e chugm by the wwe em_;ng____ M The fn-st |n5ta]m_e!-it our NQWS¢f.

'rli if ali - i iii b v named d)imnisplill£i@siy's :\ioils.~on ii memo before the Canadian tram.-lies, O l ‘°l.“D°“y °f the Dalhgs’ featunng the

C 8 re org o` 0 a 0 8 before ro osed Contract for four years. “"0 11 Whole compaiiy was mowed dainty Mary Fuller Uf what Happened

<1. l' P P . . .

tlfdnggld 3;; glqxldsll, 5315? to send times per week Over Rural li;)“;n. From ouch (lompuny “Miki (0 M3fy" F8l'l‘l8. .

d h ‘I il me ,<0 1 from G(,m.g£_m“.n p slo 5 wore clioi-wil as -llilpers anti

their names and addresses all t e . a ro _ . ~ ~ ~ ___ 1m`_n- I ' 'k' T ,' .i. ' .

rti l f th i d bt. d l 'm E. island from thc Politnlaster Genrer- I 95’ i i' ‘ici V9 WUI” - _“fl _“P01110 3 0

rigid tclileuriliiiies slid addreiislzld oglillieil :li'a pleasure. _ _ _ g further 3;‘;'_f_§h°‘ ‘l°“’" *"5"* mo" ‘n “ (“""m“" t

Solicitors (if any) to the Oiilicla Is q- Printed notices con aiu n _ ~ V _

uldator of the said _Company atm his information as to _eonditions_do§__l_>_l;:>_; __oE:;”g___T:“ge‘;'3?_gcqiiboflgilfgxlglinfenig’ ._ .

fii it t t701 . l 'dC tatmay esceuu " e

iii l:l?esCi\i; dravancouiliasili-c(i)illwi(li!ie Pi?dv‘- iddriis o?n'rleiic<ler may be obtained at ;i_\_‘:;l(li§_i_1(_;lKl;t_iii_§z wag uiillevirrl' doytoc- incc of British Columbia, and if so rg- i the PostnOilic;>s_oi' IGe¢.;»rgi;_t_owl;n`n1;!(1_d ____)_e' Hui me _\;f(_n _:go-:_ iso? _:'i;‘(l_‘:_ “-IZ; ” Th B t F1 f the Be t Produc quired by notice in writing from I e at the n ce o lie os 0*' - " . ,' '_ _ ' _ ' 4( e es 1 In l’0n'1 S '

iaild iO0f;ici;1l Liquidlator gre ily tor. JOHN F WHEAR illeilrhisiiadsodilyiiiniifliltlillilieyltilid.k'l:li§ el-5_N0t]-ling is too good for

Zfidcdebfs grccT:i;wua:_u;nypé?);nberH_ _ post 0m;.(._ msp(.Cl'0r_ ilioil silffered i'rom tho cross fire un- IN FOUR PARTS __ our P3tl'0l'lS

situate at the Court House in Vaucou- Post Oflice llispector's Oiiice, ‘ll B‘”lil”11 lU'llU‘fl`Y Slif‘l1<f¢‘fi lhfi Cor" .Y -W .

er aforesaid at such time as shall he Charlottetown "sth Feb 1915 :lily Filing Th" mp" W<`|"‘ H0 C1059 H- `

'J med i h I _ 1 d f It r ___2_2 F3' ' ' _h G .rmans that the enemy tried to S C

.diligent thgysxirll b!;0'el?dlu?ilednfro;1at`lle was 6 W Q throw hand grenades. but failed. 5

“°”e“‘ °f “Y ‘"’"“’““°“ made "°' » - ' ll ""__°_11` l

-ore Buch debts are pmved_ Come in and let ue show you some

liiolldsyille sul. lilly of iliay,1915 iii. »- °' °“' 2°* C°"'“">' Bram* °i°¢h_¢'- , ~ _ Y

2 o’clock ill the torenoon at my said .2 2-I : All °¢"i°¢'¥ hand f3i|°“¢dl $13 00 YO Z

.,_. A eh l _ _` l-.___ _ _$25.00 We can save you from $5 DG ambe" H ”°p°i“t°d mr hearing 'f~ §'_,_»5’1’»_`=J-’. io sa oo on every lui: -Moons a. S

/(_ , = McLEOD. 886&3-4M3i

» -‘ `

*** ce lx times per week over Rural`_Ma_ll comm", to reports' have been surprm

X, art -- a time

was made on the voyage to lliillfiix from Liverpool by the Allaii lillcr Grampiali.clinrtereilto the (T, l‘. lt., which has arrived herc. The Gram- pian had fine weatlier and only :1 lit- tle fog. Ililr oil`ll~l\rl~i say that the voy- age was witlloilt iliciiiellt, while some of lilo passellgers nverreil that wlicll conlilig illrollgll the irish Cliailllcl she was cliiiseil by u Gi-.rliluli sullmiirillc. Tllcy say lliui she mallltililleil ll, zig-

AI Ggofggiqwn lliformatioll us lo <',onditioll.~i of pro- Zag l-.ollri-in ui lille time iillll lhiit nllvill

siglliils llzlll in-:~li racelvi-d Irolli lilo

. “__” forlllll of 'l`<=liiier illliy bt' olliliilled at shore givilii: wurliing tllzil il Gi\l‘lliall

0” 10"' Mawh i"Bi~~ M I I1-111- 'i\f‘1'<‘ ill.-_ Post ollli-.ls or M<=Nnill'_q Mills, iilllillliirlllo will. ill lilo vii-illily. 'rin-

‘Wlll |10 S0141 by ¢1\1f‘-tlflll U10 fllrllilllfo Portage, lllverllcss und at the oillrrc of next day llllilvollilrrilliis litatuil that ii

.iid household articles ol’ estate of UH. llml ¢)m._-._.1n5p@¢l0r_ steamer illlil ill-,oil iorpelllloll il liiill' H10 Miss Hamilton. infvludius granil- lol-ln F. wi-lEAl=i,, llollr nil--,r llli- tirzinllllllll llllll llmplll-ll nther’s clock, old sideboard, some pos; Qmce lngpplglor, hor pilot and lil lilo saliio pllll-1-.

‘ld bcmksi glasswarol 3i|V“-|'“g;l')\‘--_ Elili Post (lille-l~, lngpector'ii Oilicc. --------l--

3 5-`:` ’-"5 (illarlottetowll, iflldr l~‘eb. 1915. ' °

' 3570-‘l-2ii--Mi-3i» C ns Apphed m

Provincial 7 i Cu 1’ e d

Grand Orange Lodge d Qui C k

Five Seconds

Sore, blistering feet from corli-piliclled toes can be cured by Putnam'e Ex- tractor lll 24 hours. "Putnsni's" soothes

away that drawing pain, eases instant-

` _ ly. makes the feet. feel good' at once. _ of Ps E. ---- Get ii 251:. bottle oi“Putnam's" today.

Two inexperienced protestant

T0 Be At be seen at tho Pliroclllul l`ti~sldon<-l-., grlsforcooklng and Secondwflfk

Keliy's Cross; at the ofllue of J. M. haracter references required-

A good home and thorough teach-

M Klrray R i V3 T' ing, (`./llnrlottci.owil; ille oflice oi' J. ing given- l

Mrs. Wm. H. Jones,

iYE|)NE5|)Ay, MARCH lo’ 1915 office or ll. F. Ml-Nell, lcsq., sum- P. O. Box 312,

Hanover, Mass.

i'lB‘Jl-Ii-5M lC.'il

Train Arrangements & Fares 887,~3___,W,_ P' I" _ S

"5 llusllels choice Red Fyfe Seed

“flag ' Wheat, grown in 1914, from seed im-

ported direct from Saskatcllewan.

C, 'l‘. FERGUSON,

Marshfield,

No. 2 York lt. ll.

8344-3-3wfm12l

Farm for Sale

At Montague, 80 acres. 70 acres

clear. Nearly new eight-room house. barn, poultry house for 100 hens, ire house etc. Bargain lf sold at once. immediate possessioli. For particu- liirs lipply to

R. G. HOUSTON.

lieilelifi, Alberta.

8884-3-5ftu2lpi|.

ii:

OR nearly a quarter of a century the n a m e

/tee of quality. We want you

to examine our splendid as- sortment of Jewelry-to in! spect it carefully--to note the high qualityand compare our prices with those you get elsewhere. If you do this, we know you will pur- chase your Jeweiry from us.

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F i"` "’° S" '°“`° ' ;§i-i Willis: 0- 'Tit Pfllllrs lllllllll ii'svl=ioi<>v

ni “HMM 'ro-NIGHT wa oi-TER ova PA1‘RoN§i A

._ __ - " -q

l.O.\'l)0N, Marcli 2.~.\ ilcilpalcll to

Reuters 'l‘i»lcgl'nln ('oiiipnlly i'rnlli Anlsiterdanl gives thc colitl-nts ot' the Anlvriciili llotc of l~`i~ilriliil1\' 22 to Great llritliili iillil (lclwilliily, lilid Gl\,l`ni:lny`s reply tllvrclo. The lloics ivcrie rv<'1~i\'cii by Alllslervliilli ill ii dcilpull-ll from livrllll

'l‘lic Aniliriciili lioill f-xprllsso.-i the

hope thai ilrcnt llrilzliil hllll Ger- nlailly muy, by llienlls of l‘iii'ipro<'iil <-.olll~i\ssiolls. lil,-ir~iivnr ll, llrle-its ol' illi- ileriiluiidilig, the ri-null of wiiiill woilin tend to fri-0 sllipss cllgngvil ill llclitrili and pl-:iccful coillillirrce from lilo .st-liilils iinllgcrs to wilirii they :irc- frxposl-il ill pai-lsilll; tiiroilgll the consi- iil wiiicrs ol' the lleiligert-lil colinlrlm.

'Pills sliggestiilil, tho lioic prov:-alll:

in soy, should ilot ill- riiilaillercil ns il. proposal by thc Allicriizall'Govern- ment, wllom it iliitilrzilly docs not bv- hoovo io propose <.'oiillil.inlis t'or such all ugrocniellt, though lilo iliicstiuli nl lilsllo has ii direct iillll i‘lir-ri\ai~llillg ill- terest for the (lovcrnllicllt nlld peopli- of the liilited States.

The note aayli the 'L'-liited States

vcliturea solely to take ii liberty, which it is coliviiiccll cull llc roilceii- eil lo ll desire to iclllli-lil iiit'ollvi»lliolli'l' to llelillr-r of the two nntlolls, illiil pos- sibly serve the coninioll illii-ri-sis of liuillanity.

The :-luggnstioli is lllliile lllnt Gcr-

mlllly and (lrcili llritaiil slholilli iigrce first. that isolated nncllorcd lllilii-,ii should he luiil exclusively for <lcl'i\ll- sivo pilrposes, within gun range of harbors, and that all niiiies should bear the mark of thc Goverlinlvilt of origin and hc so coll.stl'lir~.ti‘ii as to he harmless after breakinl: loose from their allcliorliges.

li- iS Sllllgeslfwl thnl the sllllmiarlncs

of neiilior of the two Governments should he elllpioycll to attack mer- cllilllt vessels of any llntionlillty, ex- cept for the purpose of carrying out. the right of holding tlleni ilp and selircllililz tlienl, null third, tllnt mor- cuntllc ships of neither pilrtli-s should enlplo_\' neutral flags.

Great Brill-lin. it is suggested.

should iigrco tliilt i`oo<lstilfl`.'l ilhall lint be pliivcil oil tho list of absolute coli- ,‘.rahn.ild and that the British author- ities shrill neither disturb nor llolli up cargoes of auch goods when nd- dressed to ligencicsl lil Germany, the names of which are communicated by :he United States Government for the _purpose of receiving i-lui-ll goods and landing them over to licensed German :lelilers for further llilltrlbiltlon vxclil- iivcly to tho civil population.

(lcrlllilny, it is contended, should do- -liirc hor agrcenlellt that ioodaiillfs Tom tlic United States or lilly other nelltrnl country shall he addressed to such agencies.

'l‘he American Government says if

wislies to safeguard itself against the doa it either acknowledge.; or

any right on the part of

or iieutrals established

of International law.

would ra-

an agreement as a

which is based more than on legal right. reply to the note of

was despatch:-ll last as follows:

has tak-

auggestioll

therein which

with iew

one

DATED this 18th day ol February _ ' - ."?_f;»_'T’."_2'-"'»'--rl-‘ *“**"_°‘i

\_ D_ 1915, ` €‘t';»'l.'(~"»' PASSENGERS SAY THE GRAMPIAN

(Sgd) nA B po-1-TENGERH WAS CHASED BY SUBMARINE

_ SL _ I _ .Duirini iingislril. Contract __a___u S_T-_h ___ F ____ _ _

“ln this si-llso lho German lloic oi'

l~`ebrllar_v lil already has pointed out that llic nllll(~rviilicv of the Lllliiioli l`)el-ilirlilioll ily Gel'liltiii_v‘s i>ill=nlic.'i would create ll llcw sitilntioll. froiil wllicli (lorliliiily woillll gllitliy lit- pro- illlroil to drliw coli(-lllsiolls.

“Slliriilll.; i’rolll this collcilptioil thi-

Gifrliliill (_lovirl‘liliicill hill: .~lilbllliili~li thc .»\llli=l~i<-alll silggt-siioli to illivlltivl- ,'ex:llnlli:i'iuii iiliii ilcliilvcs illril it can l'rel-01.:liil,l~ ilivrl-ill :ill i-i`t'cl‘tiv<-ly silli- zilllc basis for li pliiizlitriil .fulillliilll of the qllostirilis :lt matic."

(ill particular sillzgr-stlrilis coniiiili-

oil ill till' Alllvrlclin lliliv, the follllwlill; rl-lllllrlzs :irc lnmle:

“tlcrlllilliy would lin prclpiircd lo

liiillu-. till- sll::l;l~stlon li iii-cliilultioil colici-rliilll; lilo lloii-illilployillcllt oi' drifting llililrs, and ci‘.ll.filrlu:lioll of :ill- .clloretl ilillles illlll fllrtllor agrees with the silggostion to :itliiull il Govcrli- ment iilrlrk to :lily lninei; which lliily be lniil. (lil the otliel' hand, it tip- peur.~l to (icrlnnliy not to llc pl'll.cti- elibic for thc belligerent powers fully to renoiillci- tho i-niploylnent of :lil- chorcil lllllics for offensive purposes. . "Sc:‘onli~-Gcrliiaii i~iilbnlnrlili‘.'l would employ i'or<:l~ iigiiilist llivrclialit vos- _sl-ls, ol' wllntsoovcr flllg, only illsoflil' llc; il is l-i-qliired for the pllrposi- of l:n.i-ryilll; out the right to iluid up :ind si-.:irl:ll. ll' tho ho:-itiio nationality of

:l ship or the prcselice of coiitrabuiitl were proved the siillillilriiles would procecil ulrcorililig to the general ill- icrliaiional rules.

"Tliirli-As the American note pro-

vides for the llbove ulelltiolleri restric- tioii in the vliiployinciit ot' submarines. li follows thiit enemy mercantile ves- :iols .siloillil iibstliili from the use of llcutrlil lllifgs lid other neutral signs. lli this coiillcl'-,lioli it is obvious that hostile- lilerizhuiit vessels should not be sirmoil rind .iihould refrain from of- fering vioiclit rcsistalico_s_i;1co auch collllilct is opposed to llitérlluiionili law illld renders it impossible for sub- liliirillcs to prococil in :lvcordunce with llltcrillilioiiul law.

“l~‘oilrtll-'l`h<- rogulrltlon of the ini-

porizllioll oi' i'oo<l :supplies to Gilrlllilny, al.; silglu-sit-ii ily tilt* Aliicrlclili Govern- lllvlll lillllvlirs lil guilt-rlil to be :recept- zlblc. 'l`lil.-a ri-lillliitloil could ol’ collrsc ln- l~l-:¢ii~ii-icll lu llllportzitioll by sen; but rlll the otiicr linllil, ii would also iiit-little lliliirvci importation vin neil- irlli ports.

“Gcrllllllly would. therefore, be pre-

pared io make dr-ieliirlitiolls such ns ilrn proviiloil i'or il-l the Alili-rlcun note all that the cillploynli-ill, tif llliportild l'ood .supplies would bo guilralileed to llc cxciusl\'el_\' l'or the pcuceflil civil population.

“lll this conliection Germany liiilst

no\v emphasize that the importatloli liiso of other raw materials for peace- i`lll economic purposes and incliidilil.: fodder should be made posi-lilile. For this purpose it is .suggested the hos- tile Governments would have to ni- low i'l‘i\r= pilssnge to Germany oi raw lillitcrilils llielltlolieli in the freo list. oi' thi- London Dei-larat.ion nnd that ill

thc sumo lllunlier ns foodstuffs those inaturlalii contained in tho list of coll- iiilional i:olltrbanll.”

p __ __________ l _ -nie:

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WANTED 'l`wo District. liinliagcrs to

travel, sulayr $20 weekly and cx- penses, experience not llecessary if willing to learn. Nisgiirli Import Co., Niagara I-‘nlls, Out.

8783-2-2Tm6lpd

llelp Wiiliteil--1"cmalc

WlT'F€B" 'i°r}i`A°l"oTM"rJl"'E`6l"lFET.V

for general lloilsework. Apply 83 Upper _ Prince. 3869-3-4Mti.

For Sale _

FOR SALE.-2 NEWLY CALVED

cowl-l. Apply. 90 Pownal St.

8:15.!!-Il-Zlmfll

NEW" with sell Ad

season

famous

Dllfé

Years. Large crop-

deiiclous flavor. by mail. Write 8. P. Goudey

FOR SALE-House 4 miles from vil-

lage. Apply J. \V. Gavin. Box 35, Tig- lllsh. 8876-3-4m4ipd FOR SALE--20 l‘l. licel yaclit-run

one :-iciisoli with 5 ll. P. Imperial cligini-. Apply to l<`l'ed Nelson, (Tllllin Point. 8346-3-Ilmillpii

Lost -

LOST. - FEB. 26, A PAIR OF LEAT- licr gloves between Warren’s Corner and Tyrolle l-‘inrlerpleaso leave at Kiligstoli Post Ofllce.

sslo-_-ri-4M:l_l.__

LOST-IN CHARLOTTETOWN VES-

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LOST--Un Feb. 20, between iiharlotte-

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8344-3-Bmilipd

Help \Vnntod--Mule

Bov WANTED-Reliable hey wanted in work in repair shop. -ADPW Ui Miller. llros. 8873-3-4m3i l

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