"8'.’ ";*,’_';‘PP",.'"I" .. Iglhliiwlthfll-Iblnnllvovpqng ' Vi“ "Qiiliillom son n- ,.

"Iii flown

Cloite Beet

Those desiring the choicest cu fifflélfi k818i‘ t‘ '8llll“fed and prepared for this Eas- l" 5""!!- Ihouid cell and see the ‘"4715!’ l1 the store of’ Renney Gny s‘ Combed)‘.

J. Barr. Here you will find Easter beef so fresh illicy and tender‘ that Whfihlireusrsd nor the talble it will fairly fade in the mouth"; spring 1- h-l that lives up to its promise of fresh. juicy and tender-flavor, as vweil as ham. bacon and fresh pork in a quality that will delight you and all the vegetables neces- sary to make the Easter spread

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most enjoyable. This store does not make a specialty of buying largo

heavy cattle for Easter. believing.

that the finest flavdr is in .

medium size and normal animals. Low ‘prices are the feature at this store u the young proprietors are satisfied with ‘small ‘profits and large sales. Also. they feed-most of

the most reliable sources and are ilrus able to guarantee satisfaction to all their customers. Another thing you will notice is the slbsolute cleanliness of the store, the prompt service that is‘ given custome n and

beef. eipeolnlly

Elm AvenueJwW eon" ducted U? Jeunes Anblng one Han-y,

l

“tludz- mm cattle. buy the rest fronr

z/isfsn user-attention n drawn to Saunders, Newsem 1i’: C0,. advertisement in this "issue. Their

list of Enter beef is lweii worth reading. -

‘MiiTlNflwThe adjourned an‘ nuai meeting of the island Stock Breeding Co. Ltd, will be held in the oilfico ol G. D. Wright on ‘Phurs day, lllarch 24th at 7.30 p. m.

BAPTIST SPECIAL SERVICE»- ‘At the Baptist Church last even- ing. Rev E. P. Colder gave to u-

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lathe; Bill to‘ is ‘Passed in "Quick Tine

WASHINOFDON, March 22.—The ‘Fonineylvmergemcy tariff bill prec. iseiy as vetoed by former President Wilson will be rushed through Congress at the first tmponumt legislation of the extra session‘ Ac ceding to the request of President Harding for passsse of a measure

designed to help the farmers eslnl in; for qprcteotion against foreign.

competition, Republican members of the House, Ways and Menus com-rnittess turned about today and

uiniirlinsm

npplzy Slippid win in Benito like “Fflill-l-llllt”

8 Ormn 81., Hm, P. Q. 7 “For e year, I suffered with Rim:- mtiim, being foieed ti: my "in bed for live months. l tiled di kindle!‘ medicine without relief ‘and thought

10°" “dime a vivid m“ similar“. votes to revive me Fordney mu Iwould neverbesbieh m: w».

message on the "Relation of Be. lief and Confession." lli his characteristic clear, lll-nminatlve style he developed the subject closing with an eloquent nitpefll to his bearers to accept Jesus Llhrist as Siv/ur, Lender and Lord. At 7 tiihthis evening the song service openly-followed by a sermon by Mr. Calder whose subject will be "lVitat h a Christian?" ‘

SCHOOL WORK-Following is the standing of the pupils of New Dominion School for the month of

runny: Grade V-Jflampbell

FOR SALE

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nisonnunsevs

FOR SALE-TWENTY CITY PRO~ Portion. A100 building to Marl: Rublctluighn, Sofleiwr,

‘lcef absolute osttsltction and the 59"" Mil" GFBBWB

FOR 70m a w," w the time “q more Corrie Gsarveatte. Perfect attend- 375 with tho big town trade will prove 631061-110)’ Wilson. Wilbert MM ' ‘we'll worth jwbiie. -

HD1382 FOR SELF-d YEARS

COTTAGE FOR BALE-NEARLW Apply No. 829 Garner of Euston anl Victory Ave.

'FOR SALI-q-FARM OONSIST. int; 0’! 30 .~ney_sity 2%

to Water WoikifO received till Mel-ch 81. Ap

. WANTED

T0 LET JIENIBALLY .5065‘? ed inrge"i_’ljoflt_@r_oom on -l floor sulthlfle fofotfilh

_to» Jiilssneienuo “will (iii! list. De peril. Vs. , emu ms vounnsw runs-ll ii buy for or dle on 003N036!!! for New York or

Gunmen-side. P. it. l.

. h {Ohms B. H. Ray- ner. Summers de, P. iii. l. or 15'!- wi Wm 21m. Street, New York.

FREDK. HUTH Q 0O. 64 PARK 3L. Southwsrk. S. E. l London, 5311818111 announce their spring sole offure st auction on April 1W1. 1921. ill. l-L Rayner. usent,

the m5}, d“; n; {rage Qnjoygd by MacPhee. 2. Annie MsoPbee. Grade theetore. if cleanliness, quick serv- W—1- Elllfllbelh MMEWGII. 2- 1S8- Grade lil—1. choicest of good meats at tiie iow- "Mlbsri lilac-Gregor. Grade ll-John est market. prlcesamesn anything to 3111419- Grade le-J-Roy Wflfloh Ind

Gregor, Carrie Gearventte, Ralph Goarventte and Isabella. MahGregoi- Laura blacDouga-li, teacher.

-——-—-*-l--'_-——-" A MONUMENT-The Guardian Fl-YNN-J“ m“ c"? ‘m March ‘7 informed that ono of the new piers IP31 l0 Tllblilfla B}. 312d 31TH. of ‘he bridge built over Ros“! FiYlm. l! dlilhhlfii- ' stream at Vernon River lust sum-

nIRTns

inter has roiled over and is now Bi

M DONALD-South Ijalie lllsrch 1 g

mum». and Mrs, wslluee n. Mc w n“ “m” Donald a daughter (Marv Eileen) weiehing 11 pounds. (T011311 Ill

in lhe - stresnn. The Guardian's informant suggests that it‘ this pier were tip-ended where it a- is it would make a good monument

after agreeing utmost unuulmously a week " an not to consider any emergency legislation ahead of permanent. vision. ‘Senate a Penmse. Smoot and Mc Climber, eonfrees of the Senate finance committees agreed to the new programme, which it was ex. pin-tiled. insets the approval of the belief timt the emergency mensu =- would be in the hands or Mr. Hard lug within ten days after the con. venlng of the special session April 11_ After disposing e1 the smug; Kelley measure in the first few days of the extra session the House will talks up and pass the sntlsitimplrqg bill, which will be followed by the sllled measure fix "15 h U-Mlod States valuation on goods which rmust. pay ad valorem Then will come the permangng tariff. which Republics“ made" hope will be rushed through Con

tariff and revenue re.

gross as interests in all the sections

dmlfimllllfi M: upwqrd revision. The actual work of framing it will pm gin totnowow. hearings having his: concluded at tho last sea,

PERSONALS

t UOIW- ‘ to the Bell Government: The pier was built on a mud foundation. which ‘was the cause of its tail.

a similttude that will apply to the

DEATHS

AUCTION SALE of s-rocx, cs0; McDONALD--At my». p. Island Bell combination-

fgrzning implements on the prem- Hospital on lllsrch 22, Elizabeth B. lees of Nell Nicholson, Cardigan Stewart wile of Mialohn Mebon

cottees oeuvres-rue sub~

lleedon Saturday mien 26m t eld. Mount Ryan aged 39 years. ted of the Prince of Wale! 0011986 one o'clock sharp. Sale posmvz. wilfi“l‘!ll mm her late residence Debatins fleclsty held on Vie?“ Z2 ; No reset-vs. Rain or shine. J. w. Mount Ryan Thursday’ 24th M z was Resolved that the hold 11K I’!

v Scrlmlgeour, Auctioneer,

WANTED AT QNOE, A]. B hand empress wiigoh in‘ g dition. Apply Postmasterysouth-

FEMALE ~HCELP

._ _l—¢-; WANTED-A 6HAMIER MAID. Apply Queen Hotel.

wmrso-womuu $00K FOR factory. Aflply to Cove Head

zziOorns cannoteiisti Hnll.

them. becmnse it ‘goes

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. __ prettiest wear, but

- fills tlflde-flmik On every pair of Qnyx Shoes is your surmise" of "a" 4* "qus-iittailei of design, . . .3 1m -. whizilifigr: mo]; who‘ i" l“ r.

tsta Mi»; boot

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JTQIAIMEFLWILL - as TOTAL LOSS

ST, JOHN,- N. IL, March 23— Tuss- sent from here ‘to the assist- ance oi‘ the steamer City of Cobw- bo which‘ went ashore on the Novn vs¢utm coast,» titty miles from here.

Sunday giftsrnoon, returned to port

this afternoon. The captain reports

they were unable to ease the bit: freighter from her dangerous posi- tion on the rocks. She is hnrd on the rocks forward, wltlie the stern ~ is afloat. Forty-three of the crew in charge of the third officerywere. broughvhere by the steamer Abel». and thirty .

fieen. (iaptif Robertson

owoy’: Corn Remover, is applied .to of thecrerw are still sticking to the ‘ ship. ltnisbslieved the steamer will bc a. total loss. " -

= tery.

»~ I» ishzz‘. wit: i‘..r"iizz.sst°°ii the pupils." The sgesktrs on the rpm side were (tcceila Cullen, Lois Owen, lvlnictvlm Ross and on the con. side, Miss ldvu Sabine Miss \Vltlin.;, Johnson and Dnivld Keer.‘ Forcetui speeches were delivered on both sides resulting in a vlc» “Pros?

Five Bandits Hold Up Bank

mrnorr. Mao az-rivs armed my t“ m“ ‘ bandits yesterday Riiefflm“ he"! cnsnlcm. CHA?\'GE8.—-'l‘he :01-‘ up n east side branch of like ('03P lowing changes in the diocese of monwenitli ls‘edorsl Savings Bank (lllarlottoitnvti 1W0 rfllogleg? 6V3» 1 I . r ; _

anti escaped with an undetermined “in-am ‘~ Momma“ ° t e ‘ l

. - nsierreil to l-iouo amount of cash. The bank of. River; Re“ 5",“ gaudy" of Hope

"flclals said the loss would llfollflbly ‘River is trimsterrcd tn Bloom-tlchl

Rev. F’. X. Gallant of Bloomfield

not eitceed $6,000. ' goes to Egmont Buy succeeding U10‘

_ , l.t .t . .d nto- Rev_ S.

wisdom a we ~i ti» M“ 15,362.???“ iii. ‘R. St. John. things that never‘ find their WM’ who has been supplying at Dgmom to a bnrgoizi counter. flay returns to tho \ Col-bedrfll

stat! .

"A Credit to our Canadian Pride"

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" I newer-dress fashions with fiieir short skirts emphasize the part which _._correct shoes must play in the well dressed Woman's

If slhevvlesrs Onyx Shoes shevlili assured not only of . footwear in harmony with her costume for either also flint. her shoes wiilretain tilraughout long wear.‘

ON ‘IX

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GOING ro CAMBRIDGE-The Rev. Tomes ZlfacDougail of Cape THIN/crap, will be absent from the congregation for about four wookfl 215L116 intends to visit C-azmibrid-xe- Mose. in the near future and ad- minister the ordinance 0f‘ the (‘iiurch of Scotland in the (YOIISPB gatlon there. Regular service will lbs held during his visit. in th, Kile, corner of Hampshire and Prospect streets on Sabbntbs at 10.30 and i3‘ and on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.46 p. m. Rev. Mr hiucDougnll goes tinder the uuthoritv of "The Presbytery of pm.“ Edward island in connection with the Church of Scotland" and la a zealous expounclm- of Chrletinn Doctrine and a faithful messeng- er of Jesus Christ.

IMPORTANT FIRM’S REPRES rNTA-rivps HERE -.\lr. John i1 "endow-on reprewnHn-r. W. B. Rlchilrtls and 00.. Lt/L. Pimdnrfi/i" Englnggyb and Alg"01l"l"fll.=. .\l’"\ "up n“ lbeen in the city for sev "m; flnVB rml Mr. Donald B. Webster o’ the slim‘! 0Y"'lllliZil‘iOil arrived l"st right. This firm is one which is international lu scope and has bv-"nt-“ed in New York. iBortr-n. Wslsiiiwton and Atlanta. Georgia, The company has dnre n vrePt deal of work for ‘he l"'=n'\rl"‘n Government includ- ing fllg Milli-try l-lcspitivs Commie 5113f‘, m» yuiienticrles, the Fuel Control Board. the Canadian Pact fig Rufiwnys and other large con earns. Their work is concert-ed ln ptrorltiotinn. enwrinflenlr? account- ing auditing and vtflunt one, spec-I iellsts in each line ‘being employed At the present time they are engaged in the reorwanlzwlon of the Postal system of the Unites Staten. The company hu-vo also nrrled on '1nlpol‘lalltll"dérlillflligs in lndln nrd China, Newvumdlarzl nnd other parts of the world. The rep- rcsentavvcs vvw here have 0119M a lenihg locwl industrial concern. I

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Archbishop Mannix

PARIS, Mar. ZL-Arch-bishop‘ Msnnix, Australia. arrived quietly‘ in Paris this ntnrnlng on his wny _to Rome for offical visit with the lPope and to runke s report of his diocese. He will probably leave "or Rollie tomorrow. i ---—-_0>--_ l 1 .

i .. e " EXJJOPQQI can't understand why Gamgrrgrowu’ Qtbe world has such s short momorv. ' l ~fi|jip No man is no p0W-t'"'l\i thut some ..»- "

‘ mm; woman can't not her foot as his deck.

qsvrwormm ' ' t"?

l5 would

Goes To Romepm

after he has met every one of his ' Wife's relatives.

lMr. J. F. Pr m; 1s m the city‘ 0' I Kiensingivn

Mr. J. J. Oa-m b C 1gp“ was in town yesterday/fin. "d

Mr- A. R. McLeod. Grand View. wns in the city yesterday , "

Mr. E. WnManson, Summerslcle came to the cit-y last night,

Mr. W. Tanton, Alherton came t0 the city last evening. '

Mr. M. T. Lainnbe, Emerald, war a passenger by the western train yesterday.

Mr. B. W. Belfkwitb of Mon. treal. the well known commercial mun‘ arrived in the city last. nigiht.

lMr. J. ll. Winfield. manage ‘ the Nova Scotla Telephone (lompnny arrived in the city last night trim Halifax.

The fllessrs ‘WIcKinnon brothers

of (Isl-mo Chive (1th. l yesterday morning en route to Yorltton Sash.

Mr. Owen Proundo, city, le‘

yesterday for Melville. ISasiL. wher’ he will tulle charge of n leadlm garage in that tovrn.

Mr. 1.. E. wgiifi of w w Woll- ner Ltd returned Monday nits-ht from a business trip to Montreal. htr. Wellner was acoorri-vmled h" ‘f s. W linol- pg far" 7'5 Se. John where they attended the Rotor" Convention.

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COSTS $225 T0 RAISE COLT-

An experiment to ascertain the

aimount of teed necessary to pro- _

vlde for a. coltis itplteop until it can corn its own living. started three years wgo at the Cap Rouge Ftmn. Que, shows that it costs $225. This takes into consideration oil costs of feeding up to the age of 34 months untl Y9 days, but does not include the service fee, loss of time by the dam, barn room, bed- ding. labor to care for colts and dams, and risk of accidents ‘or deaths.

Don't waste time trying to im- press people with the lmpvrtanlce of your own importance.

"Men who res-Ply love their neizn bore" as themselves must have n! faction to throw to the birds.

It isn't always snfo to judge a man's cliaritablleneos by his actions when bis wife asks him for mono,

Anticipation ls more fun than reel isetlonqometiues.

ltis difficult for s tight fieted preacher to hold his congregation.

ilt is lust possible that liquor improve with age if men would let it.

‘Ivnorance isn't bliss if you don!

know s good thing when you see

A married man never fully mei- wifst he is up against until

£0YFUL EATING

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I IADIIII$BCIOIII CITOUQITI

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yenwtll nus um um "Irpdflllili. when tam "he wmuiwu a

One day while lying? in m, lreadv 6'60!!! "Ffltfl-d-HUB" "h! [NIT fl-‘llit

a medicine; sud it seemed just who 1

needed, so I decided to try it.

T/ze firrt be: lielfd ma, 3nd I look the tablet-s regularly lilllleveiy trsuot’ the Rhouuutllll ‘ER Us."

' LORENZO LIDUQ.

50o. a box,6 for $2.50, trill sheik. At sll dealers or sent poltpaid by Fruit-s-tives Limited, Ottifis. '

Fashions for

Canadians um“

T-he dlrectoire period may be charmingly interpreted in the deeilmini: of a. Weddlhg gown. ‘es- pecially for a. bride who is tell and slender. The little short. waist is becoinlme only to. o. slender flgupe and u. woman unawt be mssonob, tall to wear becomingly a. frock that cuts the figme wt the waist line. as tihe baiby waist and gather- ed-on skirt does, .

The sketch offers o. suggestion for a wedding gown o! the limo toire type for an early sparing bride. Wit Easter coming rather early this r." April (will almost-airtime ly many weddings celebrwteit.

This frock in made of inure whit or ivory bridal sntlnHw-iuh" __shnu1 waist cut-square in thieneokimd finished with a bsndiofpearl-Jsln- broldery. The. short sleeveshre mn- tritnmed. The skirt, while follgyv» lng directoire lines in its clinging tendency, is modcmlzed iby- being of the “wra.pped" type. rather than cut straight and narrow from hem to waist lines an the genuine dlrec Loire or enlplro skirt was; ‘ '

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. lit" doesnoi. payfltofittlnifljgibe tiny.

3m. _z’2l"-vm" ' scrim, new; doughnut ltsmtts

ammonium-summon’ .3‘. "the run. maxim " "rmafm "n v vet-w ' o : "aw" " -

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The Question at ma is the hum- '. "Wile tie-um um mrrsessuns ‘ Psmticoliy all feeds erlmlhlgnk 1t , Will ray do feed the well . "WI l" lilo mm the MGM be ted. more lightly till,» the middle of hniitry. Where QOQINQJ use teed» stem: on the fun

t thk

, new» my be cur-laced or dispenses with.‘ Hick- cud prunes he oustin-

lonv to any octet-yacht who; lira is as cheap. ssoneoen The mesh can f not». er mixed cu moist once n day. knzy table scraps shmild be‘ used]: , if milk is n?‘ uvomobrsaer scrap __ mmherflfl art" s" befcd ., ~ ltnthennsllrmm-noodiileslvy H901‘. ' " ' » teed amixturoflf rials lotion ‘DOPILQ Oufgwx" rNoagggao ins and‘ nizht m m“ l ‘ ' i v.‘ summon nsln sir-that o? s- not- Qsougzelh lmuiigtntg-gueriéguti. Pfifl-‘jaht Robe" flaw“ '°xru'9»v' _u%_m“ “Lawn”: M,‘ n MI. n 10% iloi-“bdvteu- EOEYIDI!» n: m. prism piovloeumerpl t,‘ is; conditions Minn-op; the Pm mutant "tines wheel: sluice; w?" "1'. , "8 “- l??- Eihffhltfiziiilsfsfi; ' II helm m "weillswvf ' ' ' m‘ ‘n i " ' uctionst the Dominion Coal ‘i? t“; ‘"i ,1“ “if”? ,°,"‘°m, “m” mam-s and other-comprise he swhgwfi; pointed out the railroads had atone, if-uhem ls-“nn other unis “F”? 557°“ the" mumlm-"mii will answer: for the grain feedQFor um- “ W!” "figural 9' the dmem’ u“ simn. mmdmufl m. slblle for the slacltness in the coal "aimed seeds.‘ mske‘8'8?9i1-_l'eod F‘? ~ ' " "" » _ " a gqreitbet zralu mwh. l: sllfsifn. or tilg3°giufixflllfh igilliffgf ,ders,. e contracts to s albe-

ciuver con be lied by ailnnoeoms F13 TVZ§"‘IZZ’.Q°JR”;.”$“' ti..." "iodine ran d" -Avfi1-.W1wn"'~heB<> 51ml“ be hemp; an, “w” “an contracts are let, thasltuaiion here ' - ' and in other parts of‘ Nova Scotis would lmllrlwfnoticefibly-

dimes. in some ~oo4p'litie1a"t-l1efflit

can he secured fromJ-the grav. . .

.~;;,»*.* om ochre; uifitiiif‘ if’ l-li.ii%‘.t'°:..l°%tfl$ 17 ° ma, M“ ,3 ‘ (optimistic. ‘and looked for a. re- wmlm‘ m“ wmmerdal shell‘ l sumptlon of steady work in less- $j§§;'.§}_-_“‘m“‘§r‘e1 fiffihge ma three weeks time. when one ‘N » "p, _ -"- - chit lders‘ thstrrlte Company is,~put- ‘Z “ ‘°~““ "W" »” “lei-"VT ‘mi dug. all dtslrolilngsstoeki from-st- trsmflmh” ‘do/Wt gudwqfifhoy c , §",illwfie‘fflltl'mn,lf'ihg_.r‘ sirsbt

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omen nay, March 25:51am:

i ounce each per day Thealirflmrllflfl

u .‘~,

ter what particular kind of nuis- ance he is; Y .

voluminous trains Milieu:- on tho newest wedding sorwns, either cut inonewlth the frockmsistlieooe show-n in the sketch. or else cun- sistlns of long pan-sis attained at neck or shoulders. One lovely gown recently seen had cwo tniias. or rot her a tlwble train sttachedta the frock at just about the shoulders. where it was topped by s curved. high collar mashing to the. columns. This made s. very "becoming fram- ing for the face. Each seoilon1of the double train was finished» all around with rt line of pearl om-