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I Feb. 22*- S O Hllonhomme," the quaint old wood-

fcarved French-Canadian “habitanr with his traditional toque. hood, and moccasins, who for 84 year:

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“GILANDIR DIM). -'l‘hsrs paced away in Vancouver, B. 0., on Iisb~ 17, 1M1, Frank S. Robert- son, formerly of Montague. Be la survived by hh wife, (Alice Mur- phy of Sturgeon), also one sister. Mrs. I‘. V. Murphy o1 Montague.

"EASTERN AGENT -— Ir. l W. Murdock is now Guardian gent in llontague and will be

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- V f“ new?‘ gazed “my”, “on 5L Pam JACISOO to receive news items, ad- * ‘u’; “I. an“; n“. Mnmreny, w"... n-nm . - ~~ » - ~--~_~~—’ rertialng. new and renewal sub- “7 will .not "see" or be seen in this wgstgrq fl-uardlan mlvllmll- r

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I ll t llilllqll‘! h nnd about ping-pong. l“ 9c or‘ 3390i. some employers have fcr- Th8 wooden ' l1. as so much working thin ‘has been lost by workmen.

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Tord, who established a

m -.- "Nlxhts ot Agony come'ln the train of, asthma. The vL-tim cannot lie-down, and sleep is driven from his brain. the immediate v Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. it lLBIP-[emperglufgg fishes the frightful conditions. cfiears his store, “Bonhomme" the passages, and enables the af- cluded in the bargain.

i840. let's shop.

the genuine at your Qgufby ,_:,-,_-g. ivays part of the sale. i 31st. . For many years

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éflouglas Fir--

Just received direct from Van~

Qoilver, B. C. or of 123 St. Paul Street.

Two Car-leads Dressed Douglas weathered st Fir-consist _ of; century French regl are now the only

MQULDINGS — FINISH — SPOUTING -- CONDUCTOR EDGE GRAIN FLOORING

y, inch and =4 inch v. Joint ‘he 5mm" “mked “M”

' f i i tudent warfare he- " sheathing‘ wide mined F" guards‘ i359‘: ‘hicrélllaarsid Laval universit- LOWEBT PRICES.

ies. The latter is Montreal's l.. Ill. Poole & 6o

French College. It “'85 llllTlllg PAOLPS WHARVES

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"Bonhonime's“ night off came

one of their periodical frays that "Bonhomnle" disailllefifed- He was found the uell d“ l“ ‘he snow on Victoria Brldzfi- Bridge Is about five miles from 123 ~ St. Paul Street. lie was rte-Placed on his pedestal and remained the: until purchased by .\fr. Sllflflifl“ - .\ir. .lobin. the origlllflllll‘ °t 30"‘ homme," is now a centenarlan M"! lives near Quebec City.

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ROOSEVELT SAID:

_ “M? fir" Pill‘ of spectacles literally opened up a new world to me."

\,'t big film studio in Shanghai is producinl tt fif-l lfilEl-ll Chlnsse drama cailled "Willow Pattern. —

-_ DOGGERS ‘will find Minard’: Liniment invaluable in the woods. G006 for sprains, bruises, and for coughs and wlds.

Like Roosevelt you tog mny need glasses. Only an exam- ination will tell you.

HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED AT ONCE!

H. J. MABON OPTOMETRIST Montague, P, E. I.

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MOORE 5 PFLBOD" UNITED

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city any more. He has been sold to k A,- Sparhawk, Brooklyn, .\'. Y.

was —page I is avallah . Icarved by hi. Jobln. famous in thel -'50'a gs a wood-carver, for A. Dub- tobacco! letore at 123 St. Paul Street East in, n “Bonhomme" was installed on a pedestal outside the tobaccon-I There he stood for 845 What grateful relief is yum Wm, the exception o; one.“ prohibition cage was digmigggd 95*?‘ "f Dr- 3- 0' night, weathering Canada's varied l Later Dubord sold was in- This trans- mcwl-l 011E l6 88111 Sleep as soundly action was repeated many times and rcstfully as a chil-l. Illslril. on and the little old FIB? 111511 “'35 51‘

“Bonhomme" commanded the respect of local an- tiquarians and won wide Wllllla?‘ lty among visitors to Montreal, un- ooooo-oeooo-oeo-oeoooeoe-e-e-o- til he was seen by hfr. Sparhawk. The collector wanted the "Habit- much persuasion succeeded in purchasing him from ,his former owned, Louis ilau, also la tobacconist and present uruuriel- ‘ Two rusted hinges. driven deep into the one front of the 18th. me buildings. souvenirs for illontrealers of the carved "Habit-

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EC R a B R 146 Richmond St. Charlottetown

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate

Coed Strong Stock Companies Agent at Sutnmerside, Lloyd LGWls.

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-ron uirfirsnu Nswslnllkfl and DIIGhGSS "' Reach Australia

l --MARGAT‘E ICE RACES this

i lwednesdayi afternoon if fineioza; “DLBOUBANE, “b. firm“ o‘

‘ ___-? jiicial arrangements for the tour of _.|>Q|_|(;E cgup“; __ on Sawn the Duke and Duchess of York in day a; [he pol-ice noun, an nnjnnrn. Australia are meeting with extreme dissatisfaction in the press. The newspapers complain that they will be “caged by official- —OARNIVAL in Borden Rink. dom and official ceremonies in the Saturday. February. 26th, if not city and that they will not be able fine. first suitable ulzhl followllllf-‘to become acquainted with Austral- . 3°09'2'23""!5liaqsnd its people. ' ho Melbourne Herald‘ blames "lll": A" "W" WA" than "little politicians" and officials and 0'39 “t “m3 when“ wheat Cereal demands a drastic overhauling of “hen making muffins use twolme my“ programme parts Whole Wheat Cereal and onei The Herald says ma, we people ‘part white flour. Central Bedeque o! the mum", M" be keenly d“,

Fm" “ml 3968'2'19'5L:appoluted‘by "this parade of state

, _ capitals." The newspazper believes _°°ME To THE ‘nlemme buwthat Melbourne officials and politic- per in Central Bedeque Hall on , | .. Thursday “gums, Fall 24m’ and lane are responslb e for caglng the emoy a good [mm Held under me Duke and Duchess in cities instead auspices o, mug Edward L 0_ In ‘oflallowing them to see the count- 4030-2-22-2i.‘ry'

i The Sydney Sun remarks that _1-H5RM°M5T5R Dgopa _lthe Duke "will have to attend soc- Saturday night and Sunday morn-yin] functions and welcomes for live iug was decidedly the coldest of theklays before he is allowed to see a season. with a cold, raw Nor-East gum tree. Oiflcialdom is the small; wind, the mercury dropped to lllest part of Australian life hnd the»

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belflw Zr-‘YO. ill different Darts 0f impression which the ‘Duke cannotl l-lle l°“‘"~ H- ‘help receiving will be a stultlfica- tiou of the whole visit from both

—PUCHA$ES BARN. — Mr. J.

L. hlulrhead, l-{iarvard Street, hi-sims po wn' purchased a snug sized barn from‘

Councillor, .1. J. 1ic.‘ially. and lsRGSGQTChCS IIIlZO , at present installing it on tibe site

of the one lost by fire a few weeks| Manufacturers ago, the barn ‘is -a good one audi A

will suit .\ir.. Muiubead to pezfec- TORONTO. 0nt., Feb. 22.—Both. tion. H. (‘the W001 growing, industries in ;Canada wfll benefit by the work to; “wiLuNaToN NOTES“ our be undertaken immediately by the, cmem ‘Owns and village‘ may National Research Council of Canq boast of their various games, suchiada. a Dominion Government ma“, as hockey. curling, etc" the~

Wellington Ladies Fboast of th lr. me‘ walking club which they form d' m’ H" M‘ Tory’ o’ the University

during the early part of the winter/n Alberta and the Nlmonal Re" The“. dam, walk is a (“Nance ("search Council. states that the you, w [we miles and through goodCouncll, states that the Council, as training they can now walk that-Teqllefllell- c1111 11°" ml“? 49mm” distance in rgqqrd time; (when action-in a series of researches into, there is not too much debating tlm pfvblemfi 0f W001 mlilllllfi-CU-ll". going on.) They strongly rc-com-‘lllglll Cflflflila- I mend walking as the best of Five sevenths of the total pro-v‘ exerclses- The Wellington Whlst duction of the wo-llen and knlttinz‘ Cluib, play progressive wllist and industry in Canada are man-ufactn auction forty-fives‘ at ‘Wellington nren n; wnnp so that it is expected ha" each Thursday Hishl- The that the am research will be mm game is generally followed by ache different kinds of woolproduced- dance. The Club has on hand quite m Canada’ the an!“ or wnnin‘ a snug sum M mmley “N” applied used by the mills in Canada, the possibilities of growing wool and preparing it to meet the exact re- quirements of manufacture for the Canadian market. so that wool

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the t'lllage.——+Wellington is a busy village being the merchantile centre of a large section of country.

The stores of Arsenault & Gaudet, Ltd" and ,C_ F‘ Gallant’ are WeHiETOWGPB 811d. IIIBIIIIIHCCUTBYS C811 c0~.

stocked with general merchandise ‘lperale dwell’ m the benefit or and bnth “m; n“, nnjnyins a both. Considerable assistance is ex- splendid trade.—*'l‘he welllngtoir-Pecled "Om the ‘Canadian 9MP", Hotel. (Joseph A. Arsenault mzm-ptlve Wool Growers Association. ager) is one of the best rural: a Hotels in the‘ ‘Province. The‘ SQARI-ETMMTED MQUNTIE travellers speak very highly of its AT ENTRANCE WILL CER- new management, Mr. Arsenault,‘ TiIFV LEGATION AS having taken charge last fall. —‘ CANADIAN

Messrs iBernard iDesRochies. bib-J lIVASlllNGTVN- D" C» Feb- 22" Montgomery. P. J. Rossltor, Bill-American visitors 10 the Canad- Ready, n11 of Town were gmnnglnn legation. Canadians from the those who visited Wellington last dvlnluion visiting the offices of week. business, will have no doubt at all. .t";.;at 1757 N. Street is Canada's, mouse. lCorporal Lamont of the-

Ontario To Restor f Lost Pine Forests i

n- ‘PERSONALS.

—hliss Constance f-leckbsrt. Sum- merslde, has left for Boston wherel The new mllllillel‘ "l" m" °“ with ner 315m; Mfs_ A_ D_ Corqscarlet coat and everything. hen, Maiden, Mnng la movie Mountie, not. a doorman. dressed up in a red coat, but a Thnndoregervice nnan witch three medals ‘across this left breast and a record

of service that marks him "anything like a carpet soldier. This little douch ‘of lCauad-a tis distinctively na- llIOllBJI. To the A-merican mind the -—,\lrs, Kelly, widow n; (he lnmimcn of -tih~e R. C. M. P..a.re singu- Mn, Leonard K9113.’ nun,- n shm-tilarly Canadian. definitely typical. sojourn. 1n town, in“ packed her] Corporal Lamont will probably belongings and moved bank u, he, arrive ‘to-day. The curious point 'ormer home at Kernsingtnn Mf3_ {arose as to his appearing in -Wash- Kelly, (Iuflng the, nnnfl Bu“. in lngton in uniform. but. it is under- town, ‘made mnny warm friends’ stood that the scarlet cost will only who syqnpnqhinn Wm, ma, 1n he, be worn on duty. and wltlhln the sad bereavement in [no .1085 n; he, precincts of ‘till-e legation, dnslde -busbsnd_ _H, the legatiou rls Canadian soil and a imilirary uniform is quite all right. lbut Washington's flappcrs will not I be able to stand and gaze admir- ,lngly as the stalwart Canadian goes down the street. Outdoors ‘Corporal lament will me in rnuftl. istr-ictly speaking. the R. C-- M. P. ‘is not c military force, it is a Ipol- _lce force. ‘but its uniform is held in lhdgh regard. When ICOFPOTBIl 1J8- ‘mout. goes 0n duty. Washington will at last be able to see what a real “Mountle" looks like, and the Carvadian will have s sign manna-l at its from door. a sign that ls known the world over as Canadian.

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A y Stock Quotations

HALIFAX, Feb, ZL-Quotations

—-Messrs. Thomas and 310N811)’. ‘Calm Eminent. drove "to Welllnxton on Saturday and arriv- 811-111 town by the train from west, H"

ous 01a Rea... for (lou_g_l1 Syru

P ‘la-u ' .'::'.'::.".r.:-:'r.: ""“ lid rush.

ouaands of usswi ve found how to save two-thirds of the

"fir" ual u. SIM. Euallymstopplulg an ordinary cough 2! urs or ess. Ge 1/; ounces of Pine: from any druulst. pour it um n 18-01. bottle, and add plain granulated sugar syrup

Itlzfiutlilglflgg gnu, lsiiulimlrvififi mmmml "y ‘mhnsmn “d ward’ syrup. Either wa , it tastes ood Members of the Montreal Stock a . Ltleflpltgglectly, an lasts a famlly a Exchange: . m.‘ w H“ Montreal Stock Exchange

lg “L, pljnflln: ',,,'}§,,,:§",,g§,‘°§l{ hits. Kan. and Texas lily. . .. 246V; ms ‘o: m’ gmnnd 1n Abltloi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 87

D . B. E. Steel lllt Pf , . . . . . . . .. 8 1% {Qt-m "mlffgtglfil: "- Howard Smith Pfd, ...... .. .101 u in m can“ QLW“, ‘m Laurentlde lPulp

Montreal Power . . . .

a rely. otli better for bronchitis, .. National Breweries . . .

t, "d f m‘ Asbestos Common New .. I8 fly fin, ,°f,",',’,°,“:d ‘lnflmfih "if: Asbestos Pfd. New ....... .. as col. nowu the wot-l over grits eal- Bell Telephone . 151%,

gmwdfl-flgofimrm “k Brornpton M m “M.” 0am“, nuuw; Brazilian Traction ....... .. 11m ii... - r~=-'--*-:.~:..-.::; §:.:::.‘.i::'::"'"' °""’" ‘iii: gm" ongll° Can. Steamship Pfd. as

' ' Dominion Bridge . . . . .. i145 ‘Wheat-May. mam; July, m;

Oct. 1.27%. American exchanges nlvorsary Washington's

cloned an - birthday.

199.15%? .._

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Eastern Guardian His Long Vigil ——

- be made. Under the present law, ifi

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‘n. c. M. P. will see to that. film lwillalllle l°""i°l‘l‘°w~

she intends‘ spending some time duty a1. ‘the legabiou a real Mouniiei, ‘o 1

l‘ without extra coat. land in m»

“Dower Act” To Protect Wife's Rights

WllNNiPlXi, Mam. Feb. it-Wo- men's legislation is to make further advances in Manitoba by virtue of. two bills introduced in the House hr Hon. n. w. crais. attorney general. A further measure of pro- tection for dower rights of a wlfel la provided for in an amendment to the “Dower Act!’ Alterations are also to be made in the Devolution of lhtates Act.

Two outstanding obangeaare to

a man dies without s will, leaving} a widow and one child or moraq one-third of his estate goes to his! widow and the remaining twothirds to his child or children. Under the‘

one child, his estate is to be dlvldw ed equally between the two. If‘ there is more than one child the; succession will remain as it ls nova] The second change refers to cases. where an intestate dies leaving; neither wife nor children. Under. the old act his estate went to his father. The amendment provides. that it be divided equally between, his father and mother, if both are‘

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Rural Women ; Want The Franchisei

MONTREAL, Que, Feb. 22.—iNoti only urban residents but also farm-l era‘ wives from the rural districts,‘ surrounding Montreal are finding a‘ long-felt want met in the “votes forf women” crusade which is being; spread by franchise campaign lead-_ ers throughout the towns, villages‘ and outlying districts of the prov-= ince. ' . Q

Something quite out of the ord- lnary routine of market day at, Bousecours ‘Market transpired. when the women who had ridden. to town on the wagons laden with. ‘farm produce took up their places: at the picturesque bartering spot. Miss idols Saint Jean. president ofl the Canadian Alliance for women vote in Quebec, and Mrs. Calixte, Leboeuf, vlce- president and west-' arn organizer, were present all day? rallying the rural women to thel standard or femlne franchise, The response fulfilled their best hopesl and not only were wives enthus~ iastic but their husbands also showq ed considerable interest in the’ movement. One farmer took it upon himself to assist the officials by circulating among his masculine; acquaintances with a petition re- questing their signatures. Husbands, undertook to spread the campaign among the farmers.

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-.__.¢e->-—— l ' ::.Vliller's Worm Powders. being in demand everywhere. can be got

‘at any chemists or drug shop. at

very small cost. They are a reliable remedy for worm troubles and can be fully relied upon to expel worms from the system and abate the suf" ferings that worlnacauae. There‘ are many mothers that rejoice that‘ they found available so effective u remedy for the relief of their child-I ren, i

And More Settlers

22.—A bill which the Ferguson government fondly hopes will restore the glory of the white pine forests that were truce the pride of Ontario and st

the same time abolish social con-‘;__ _

dltlons that are now a disgrace to e province may be introduced in‘ lion.. MI‘. Finlayson, minister of landsj land forests. has the measure in hand and it is iready for submisq ‘elon to who-House. l The districts primarily affected by the bill are parren areas of tlhe- Lawrentian formation that, in a general way, stretch from Georg ian ‘Bay to the lower Ottawa river, ‘ taking In parts of Parry Sound. ‘Hallburton, Hastings, Lcnnox and‘ Addlngton and Renfrew. in the forest-denuded sections vile people. can scarcely eke out a living. in- ter-marrying is common, children‘ clad in rags live like rabbits, and, every little wfhlls a crime occurs, which is due to a low state of. mortality and mentality. Yet it le all due to the degrading effects. of economic conditions that dc- stroy hope and self-respect. _ ‘like object of the bill is to make lit possible to transfer tlhe inltabit/ ant! 0f such back-country districts, to Ontario's rich clay belt in the north. where they would have a, alliance to make a comfortable liv-, Ing and where they could be more: easily assisted by the government} And if a sufficient number of the‘, people can be evacuated, tihe gov-i eminent will set up the abandoned l Idhtrlcts as forest reserves andi

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for education, policing and other purposes. an asset of tremendous]

later on from a lumbering stand-l point. Effect of the Bill r I it is understood that Mr. Finlay. son‘e bill will have the following! effect: 1—-DmWWer ilho government fol transplant solders from barren ar- eas and give them in exchange;

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C117 B911. where the government will lay out townships for them, build schools end roads. etc,

2- war the government to‘ set slide the evacuated areas and l other sparsely settled tawnshlpsl as government forest reserves. if

‘t4 l wfhblllod township has less than ‘

l5 flteillyers or if any township has ions than ten Per cent. under flllll-lvblitlh. it can come under thlsi act and be closed to settlement, be. , M a Qflvflfiflflllt; ' ‘IF-Creates a forestry ‘boar-q tni b9 IOINlM frmn the University of] 1'9"!!!" Ill“. lovernmsnt offlclalsf llltl ‘lien from title paper 0r lumber

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thus make of districts which nowlcompsnies, who will make a com- are a constant source of expenseqlllew survey or onmin board will recommend such

ins or populatl value from a tourist standpoint and idsslrable. on as may be mum!

back country conditions cannot be

iirewfer or population will takelt

Remnan _ Commences on ‘ Tuesday morning, 9 0’clock

You have always looked for a wonderful array of bargains at this annual REMNANT SALE of ours-mid you have never been disappointed. This time, you will have a lot of interesting opportunities in many lines.

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Silks Rayons 7 p),

Crepe de Chines Ginghams ‘=-

Velvets ' Print Cottons ' "I

Georgette Crepes Fiannelettes '