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EN ftsrso.--More mana' young

men 'V9 'enlisted _and have been as- cepted for service in the Canadian Mounted Rifles., They are np from Bloomfield: Arthur and_PatrIck Mar- tin. sons ot Mr. Andrew Martin; Jnnn Gallant. -son of Mr. Meddie Gallant.. and Paul Doiroll. son of Mr. Joseph Doiron. Their manyjfrlends greatly l‘BSl'B_t .their--departure and all wish them every success and a safe return.

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LEAGUE OF THE CROSS.-The

first game‘=ol the basket ball series in t_he. school boya‘- tournament took place last. evening and was won by the “Neversweats.'f. who-Zdefeated the Stars by the score of 15-13. As the score would indicate it was a very close game -and very eyclting. The recently finished tournament was won by the Invicibles, who proved true to their name and were not defeated, winning ovary game they played splen- tumy. - _ .

"'S'oEf-'l-tcrivs |=|.uE.-nan the are which originated by a defective flue in the residence of Mrs Charles Vineau. Mimmlnigash, on Wednesday, not been discovered at the time it was, it is a certainty that the beauti- ful home of this recent bereaved widow would have been burnt to the ground. lt took several nelglibours and her own servants f`ully one hour to put. out the flames. and as at result a great damage was done to the root`. besides damaging some ot' the inside furnishings.-Z. »

Two of the season's best races will

be held Saturday afternoon, ice and weather permitting. They will coil- sist of a classified race, with Alfred K.. Cap Cresccus. Derby, '/.ealot and. Cherry Ripe as likely starters; also a three-minute class, with tho following evenly matched horses eligible: Cap- tain F. W. W., Ilrazilliali King, Aquiri,

Picton S.. (‘ommodore D., Comme-|

dere Grant, Commodore Wilkes, Bel- mont Milier, Ru_th*i-I., Le-_na Wood. Barney Mac, Judson Boy. Woodvale, Ruby lletldin, Dry Cleaner, Nancy Mac. Home Guard. Blister, Prince Mayor, Dot S., Milkmaid, ctc. At. least there should be fifteen stzirters in this three- minute class, which should prove thc best slow _class race this season.

-FOOD . ADULTERATION.- Two

cases were tried 'before Stlpcndiary Magistrate Wright at Summerside on Wednesday, the 24th, for violation of the Food Act again.st'partlcs at Kcn- sington for sale of maple sugar_wi-ich did not come ‘up to the standard of' purity required by law. A fine and costs were imposed by the Magistrate in both cases. There was also a case

against a druggist at Kensington for,

This case was adjourned for judgment ` till' Monday next: N. lvfcquarrle. K. C.. acting on behalf of the Department oi’ Inland Reform,

In the absence of the President. the

Vice-President, Mr Edgar Giddings. occupied the chair. The first speaker was the Hon. Murdoch McKinnon. Commissioner of Agriculture. After congratulating the committee on the excellence of the Fair. he spoke on co-operation and the benefits that acrrued from it. He pointed out that the Seed Fairs had done a great deal to further co-operation. at least in the matter of selling. He pointed out that an immense amount of money went away every year for seeds that should be purchased at home. He thought the Farmers Institutes might well bear this in mind and buy among themselves where it was necessary.

This Seed Fair is the outcome of

the organisation of the institute. lt has made great improvement, and l believe will make still more in the future. At f.he meeting ol' the Dairy- mens Association held ill Cliurlotte- town last Moiidu_v, several of the farmers told of having doubled the amount ot' milk without having ln- creused the number of cattle and ex~ pected to make still further improve- ment.

The Egg Circle movement has made

great advancement in the province, lllll you are all ucquaihted with it. Some years ago our eggs on the Mou- treal market were very inferior, to-day they are the best going to that market. At Ottawa they _consider that better work has been done hare than any- where else and they have now three permanent men in this province and two temporary men, and they have their hands full and are liable to have dll the -work they can do this summer. Now the work that luis been done in this lille can be done in other lines, it only we make up our minds to do it.

ln- Palmer Road the institute sold

1000 lambs one day ami got the best price that was paid in the province. Further, the farmers delivering all their lambs in one day led fo friendly l‘iVall”)'. with the result _that the fourth year the lambs averaged 10 lbs more in weight than the first year.

[Ie then told the provision the Live

Stock Branch was making to encour- age horse breeding. ilndcr certain cintlitions the Live Stock Branch will pay one quarter of the service fee of mares. Full iiiformation can he had b_v applying to the Live Stock Branch.

llc also spoke at considerable length

on Agricultural `Educaiion. pointing out that more attention is now being given to nature study than ever beforel in the schools and that even more will be given to it in the future. Next spring many cliildren in every part of the Province will be growing seeds and similar work as at part of their

violation of the Propriety or Patent 'regular school work, Medicine Act in the sale of' headache Womcn's institutes, too, were hav-

powders which contained drugs in cx- cess oi' that allowed by law and which were not specified on thc wrapper..

ing a very beneficial influence on the education of the province, not only in

improving the condition oi' the school

HlGUllll`li]l|H BUWILS ANI] Sill?

‘-I--H-I-°llil[$Hl_S. EUIUS. SUUH SIUMACH

Cascarots make you feel bully; they

immediately cleanse and sweeten the stomach, rtmove the sour, undigestcd and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry oft the constipntcd waste imit-

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' it OATS. WHITE /\0V w.\sniN<.To\, in-ii a -it in e 1;.; fa; A _ i

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icr and poison from the bowels. A Cas- caret tonight straightens you out by morning-a 10-cent box from any drug- gist keeps your Stomach regulated, iiead clear and Liver and Bowels in fine condition i'or months. Don't for- get the children.

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buildings an'd other property, but also in i oving the whole system.. l The ifev. J. C. Martin. of Cardigan,

was the next speaker. He told of the _ 7-Geo. A. McLean, Lewis. org tion of a co-operative store in 8-Percy Bull. Abney.

nsin some years age. with 67 nm "bers, with a capital of 6.700. and to-dayithey have a capital of $25.000.

ism and Production. He pointed out that'-more were now about 15,000,000

3 '-_on the firing line. The United

lgillgdom had-about 500.000. perhaps

more. We believe our cause is right, and that we shall win. We must do our duty even at great sacrifice. Mr Ma`rtln‘s address was much above ordinary. and an extended report will

g'ppear‘ later in the Magazine Guar-

an. ~ The Rev. A. B. McNeill was _the next speaker. He spoke of the excellent work- that was being done by the De- partment of Agriculture and the per- sonal interest the Commissioner was taking in everything pertaining to agriculture. The Egg Circle had made a great improvement in this section, and he believed that in other sections the cheese factories were doing similar work.

Ile thought everyone should do all

possible to increase their productions this year. _

Rev. li. W. McCutcheon spoke next.

lie thought the farmers should co- operate more than they had been doing. _

Prof. Ross spoke next on the Patriot-

ism and Production compaign. and pointed out that Kitchener’s forces depended largely for their efficiency on Burrell‘s and McKinnon's forces.

The next speaker was A. L. Fraser.

ex-M.P., Souris. He expressed great pleasure at being present. He dwelt on the importance of conserving the fertility of’ the soil. Intensive farming is the farming of the future and the

must remember that our boys have

gone to fight for our homes, and if for the plaintiff; D. A. McKinnon and Ge|-many ghguld win om-_wigs ¢0_0m- J. J. Johnston for the defendant. The homes woulqbe11ke|as;week'g_nap5|-_ case of John A. McDonald v. John

Our freedom would be gone-and all

our libertieswould be a thing of the WHS Unfinished at f\¢l10U\‘I\!I1@Ill at 5 past. _ o'clock. Counsel: for plaintiff: G.

Mr- ninlmrd Creed spoke on _tha ex. Gaudet; for defendant. J. D. Stewart

cellence of the exhibits and the need of increased production.

Hector Gillis thought there should

be two classes. one.fo_r_ ha.x_ul-picked grain and one .for_ tndohIne'_grade'd.

After remarks by sev_era_l others the singing of the _ Naional -A`nt_liem brought the meeting to a clos'e.` ' .

The prize list was as f`ollows:-

BEANS.

1-Edgar G. Geddlngss, Abney.

FIELD PEAS.

1-'Edgar G. Geddlngss, Abney.

BUCKWHEAT.

-\Vatson Bell, White Sands.

-John McKay, High Bank. -Malcolm Smith, Little Sands. -Austin Bell, Abney. -D. I). L. Livingstone, iiopefleld.

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COLLECT-ION ISLAND WEED

1-Miss Jennie E. McNeill, Murray

River.

2-Lyman Gcddings, Abney.

Il-Oriol Bull, Ahiiey_

BARLEY.

-Daniel Bull, Abney. -Win. S. Hugh, Murray Harbour. -John L. Hawkins, Ilurray Hur-

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-Edgar G. Geddings, Abney.

WHITE RUSSIAN WHEAT.

1-Daniel Bull, Abney. 2-Joliu L. Hawkins, Murray liar-

SEEDS. ` ..

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-W. S. Hugh. Murray -W. McKay, High Bank. -Daniel Bull. Abney.

9-E. G. Geddiiigs, Abney. 10-D. D. Livingstone, llopefield.

Hin-'fsnmant was. however. Patriot-` wi-irrs sr/is Poraross. ,

Swm-qwmmumw

-Watson Bell, Abney.

-J. W. McLean, High Bank.

-J. J. Bull, Abney.

-Andrew Bell, Abney.

-Henry I-layter, White Sands.

-Robt. B. Glover, White Bands, -Henry Beck. Abney. _ -C. L. Sennnbnush. White Sands. -Edward Moore, Abney.

-Percy Bull, Abney.

bosom

--W. S. Hugh. Murray Harbour.

-Hazen Moore. Abney. -Mrs F. (F. LeLa1:heur, Murray

Harbour. '

4-Wm. McLeod, Murray Harbour.

DAKOTA RED POTATOES. _ '

-Lorenzo Geddings, High Bank., -Jno. Geddings, liigh Bank. -J. W. McLean, High Bank. -Jno. McSwaln. High Bank.

-Vere Beck, Abney. _

-R. W. Glover. White Sands.

-Jas. Bull, White Sands.

-Lem. Geddlnga. High Bank.

-Edward Moore,, Abney. -C. L, Sencabaugh, White Sands.

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ln the Supreme Court at George

town yesterday before Mn. Justice Fitzgerald, the case was heard of Dun- can McDonaId v. Murdoch McMasters, action for trespass and unlawful cut.- ting of wood on the leased property of the plaintiff. Witnesses examined were for the prosecution: Duncan McDo|i~

aid, Felix McDonald and Hercules Mc- »

man who can help along this move. Doua_Id; for the defence: Dr. J. T. ment is a benefactor to the nation. -l@“lUl`lH- Alex- ~l°ll“Sl°“- -l°l\“ -l- Cam'

Today mere are only tw.) classes in eron anti Daniel McKenzie. The jury

the Empty-e._|mm0¢5 or U-agw,~s_ We found for the plaintiff and awarded

the sum of $5. Counsel: G. Gaudet

Scrimgeour was before the Court and

and J. J. Johnston. The following is the address which was read to His Honour on Tuesday by the foreman of t.tic Jurys-

"Grand Jury Room.

Georgetown, Feb. 23, 1015.

To the Honourable Rowan Robert

Fitzgerald, Vice-Chancellor and Assistant Judge of the Supreme Court: .

We, the Grand Jurors of l{lng’s

County assembled, listened with great interest to your very patriotic ad- dress`and the information it contain- cd of' the part Canada. is taking and is expected to take in the great wut' engaging thc Empire. ,We feel that the people of this province and the other provinces of Canada are thor- oughly loyal to the King and Empire and that the meetings now beingheld throughout thc provincc_,will brim.; oiit_ a splendid force oi' volunteers.

We have visited the county jail

and .find the builtliiig so old and in such a shape generally. that we would recommend that new. buildings be erected 'as speedily as possible.

J. W. McPIlEE Foreman for self' and others."

(Special to the Guardian.)

EASTBOURNE. Eng\.\~_- Feb. 24.-

The steamer R0ypliratf8__,"\vas sunk off this port today. it is believed she was Torpedoed. Thi; crew of 31 were saved. Advices received make no mention of the ltoyphrana which pre-

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is made of _choicest selected _Canadian wheat. _Contains all the

body-_building material in the whole wheat grain and _nothing else-a pure whole wheat food-the maximum of nutrimen-at-ati"""l smallest cost. A Canadian food for loyal Canadians.

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- ' iiiscuiT -.ind Taiscun'-the Biscuit for ~

breakfast with milk or cream, or with fruits; Triscuit, the wafer-toast, deiiclousforlunch-

meal as a substitute for white flour bread-

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or soft cheese, or for any

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ClllCAG0» Fe ' ‘ "” mm' ‘ G' " . \1D N. Feb. 24.- Amon the

ll-ell' $1-563 A' $1~57l'{‘l N0 l""d‘.$l'.55; cre\\?bf`t?1e Clan Macnaughton K were A- $l~58'/‘-’~ l-"°l`ll' N0' 4 Yenow' °8‘*""'l twentv men of the Newfoundland /l~ 70’/9°# N0: 4 “"hite’ “Su-'°'; A' 71"” Roval' Naval Reserves. twenty offi- Olll~5» N0' 3 While' 55%_(,"l ,A‘ 57"* cers and 200 men were on board the N0- 4 Wlllw' 55%c'; A' "6,/lc' Rye' warship. Commander and principal $9- sls-gl-A lézrlgyf ‘;'_08,_l_;“ officers belonged to the Royal Navy. 11110 15'- 3 r ~" - ' " ' “ .5 ' he R. N. Reserves.

A. $14. Pork nominal. Lard. $$l.0»». me others to t mba’ $837; A' $937' l IONDON Fen 24 t romnninit-n

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LONDON. Feb. 25.-The announce- tion issued late last night by the (Yolo-

mcnt of the Secretary of Admiralty nial Office gives the <_'-tiS\l11_lll€S in llle was:-“Weatl\cr moderating, hom-Singapore riot as thi_rt.y-live pci-_sons bardment outer forts of Dardanelles killed, including six ofIiccrs_u.nd fifteen was renewed at 8 o'clock this morn- men of the local native forces, and ing, Feb. 25th after a period of long fourteen residents. of singapore, one range firing the squadron of battle- a woman. _ - - _ ships attacked at close range. All The (iolonial_Oflice report says that forts at entrance to Straits were sue- some ol the rioters were killed, ami cessfullyreduced and operations-i‘arc that a large number surrendered or continuing. WGFC Caplllmil-

PARIS. Feb. ._ .-The following,

communication was issued by the War (lfiice to-night: "ln the region of Lom- bacrtzide our artillery has reduced to silence and severely damaged a bat- tery of' the enemy. The day has been relatively calm on the front from the Lys as far as Champagne district. ln the region ot’ Souain and Beausejour operations continue under conditions favorable to_ us. Notably we captur- ed a German work to the North of Mesnil, inflicted heavy losses on and dispersed by our fire a column on the marull to thc Southeast of ’f‘ahure, sil- enced thc fire of hostile. batteries and have blown up several caissons in Ar- gonne. ` _ `

On. the little stream of Meurisons

near Fort de Paris. we destroyed a blockliouse. At Marie Therese, a Gar- man attack in an attempt to demolish a trench was repelled by our fire."

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MDY /I ‘. 4-Watson Bell, White Sands. er. Eastbourne is in the Engltqh -- _ _, _ _

l 5-Alex Blue, llopefleld Channel, In which Germansubmnrincs . li

CATHARTIC _ _ . ,

__ t » § ' 0-Wm. S. Hugh, Murray Harbour. have been particularly active since the _ ~EM_'N'r

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children should have on

'butter or preserves. Delici0\1S

Bread-costs far less than

with Hof Biscuits.

and Baller Cakes. Gives a new delight i0

-Baked Apples, Blanc-Madge and Puddings. __

Makes the best Candy YO” “Ver lasted'

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5-lm D. Munn, Hopefielil

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' 2 John W. McLean. High Batik

_ 3-Edgar Geddings, Abney.

" 4-Percy Lobacheur. Murray liar-

sia and the United States to counter-

-Wm. S. Hugh, ,Murray Harbour. l at Ja an is nstylng h¢r_n¢t na

_l "[50" » 9 *lm* on the Vistula. is in progress i - ‘» h

-‘Magnus R°951Fl“lnlVel'- ing is bccoinlng very intense at i’r7.~ ` __ p

*‘N0"ml\ll C- S”-“'lll`l» lllgll Blink- nnysz, in the region of the left bank ' <_ A* -J°h“ ll- M<=L@\1“- I-lille Semis- of the vininin. At any in-ear, mi. 22, _"~ __ 4`¢ / -l‘llllli> LOWO. Milrrly lllvffl'-' near Zawndka, we captured three r -

-llellfl' Hllyter. White 5H“ll5~ lines of trenches on u height which Icy -~ ' ,_ G

_-°-l0lll\ lVlCSWi1ll'l- llllll Bank- -f was almost a sheer_ precipicc. The

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POTATOES. A.0.V

--Watson Bell. White--Bands.

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-W. S. Hugh. Murray Harbour. -llenry iiayter. White Sands.

-Vere Beck. White Sands.

-lienry Ilayter. White Bands. ifli L Btglliimnsyl A s All

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-C. L. Sfencabaugh. White Sands.

-C. l.. Sencabsugh, Waite, Sands.

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Ado fed by the bent dairies in "§ Ghsrifain and Canada. Makes - _

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It S ` *Q -Watson Bell. Whit-0 Sands- have been made in London, Paris and ,_ ~ -_

c . »- ` , -Daniel Bull. Abney- Petrograd. lt is considered that the _

Q’ I. -Viife lleclb Wllll-0 Sands- interests ot’ the four powers, in rela- fr

or ~ f_` -Mai. A. McNeill. Little sands. - mm to me ...agent tiemanns of gig," OIT1

O ._ . _ ‘ ` . '?` _/ . -Magnus ROSS.. Flat River. are identical notwithstanding the ct

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_ Y _ ' _ -_ gations to Britain. whose iiiterests. it

_ " ` Wl‘l|TE BANNER PATS- is declared, are more closely affected `

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yOllllg' illlfl Old g /_ l il-Percy LcLacbeur, Murray Har- (5p¢,¢|,| ¢° gh; Gum-¢||;n,)

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-~l0l\ll W- M¢l109~“- l‘ll8l\ lllmli- Division, who had been-surrounded _,_.», --J0l\l1_ lVl<‘-Swllill. High Bank- during retreat, 'broke through the _I-‘ _t};,? -‘-l0l\fl'MCl(i1Y»» Hl8h Blink- eneniy's lines' and rejoined our forces. ri" 5?-7 --JOBGSDH Bull. White Sands. A battle extending along the right _.\‘ lif -G00 /l- lVl‘fLeHll- l-0Wl5» l-'Ol G0- bank of the‘Marcw, where attacks by »~f_\~__</5;.-j

Germans are coiltinuous, all along the `,_»,;,T;'

WHEAT AOV front from Bohr district in Jedwab *cl* '

-J0llll J- Stewart- l‘ll8ll Bllnlf- now. as far as the region of Bodzsanm

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