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ANNUAL MEETING

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Special from Giiardian Branch. V

SUMMERSIDE, March 15-

'l`he annual meeting of East Prince Liberal Association was held in the llabor Union Hall, Summer. side, yesterday at ll o'clock. There was almost a full representation oi delegates present. only one poll he- iug unrepresented, and eight dele- gates present from each of the oth. ers. President 1). W. 'I‘anton's an- nual address was an elegant, and cum prehensive one, reviewing the year.,- work and looking hopefully fnrwnrii to the future of liberalism, both pi-0. viiical and federal. A resolution mov- ed by H. A. Darby, seconded by Robert Agnew and supported by Jos llead, J. M.. Clarke and others was adopted, expressing their confidence lu the administration of Sir wiifmi Laurier and full approval of the Lib- eral Naval Policy. H. W. Tanton was re-elected President and C, ig

Morris, Hecretary-'I‘reasurei'.

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MacSWAN-On Tuesday," the_>22ii¢l

February, 1910, to Allan and Mrs. MacSwan of Lorne Valley, Kiug's County, P. Eh I., a sou.

IIOGG-Fell asleep at his resilience,

Brighton Lodge, in this City, 0,, Feb. 15th, Robert Hogg, in the six~ ty-ninth year of his age.

Funeral notice later. 1ll~.ANCHAR'D-At New

E. I., March 2nd, 1910, to Pettzi and Mrs Blanchard, twin boys.

.WOOD-At Thorne Cottage, Pownal

on March 12th, 1910, to Wm. H and Mrs. Wood, a daughter, Mar; Francis.

MORRISON-At Calvin, N. link., oi

Fab. 3rd, 1910, to J-ames IJ. and Mri Morrison (nee Miss Louise Mayne Siimrnersidar a daughter. _

Glasgow, P.

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B'I‘l~2WART~MAIlTlN-At the Lowe] 'House in this city, March 15th 1910 by Rev. Geo. E. Ross, Join .Sutherland Stewart and Anni. Martin, both of Caledonia, P. E. I

ITROUSDALE-l\lcKIls}-At Gleichen

Alta., March 2nd, Jennie S. Mc Kic, formerly of Amherst, to Rus- sel Trowsdale, formerly of Cra- paud. _ McKA`i`~--NELSON At

_ the inanse

Spruigton, on the

eve of March

10th, 1910, by Rev John Gillis, Miss Helen Nelson to Roderick' Mc Kay, both of Hartsrille.

YOUNG~MORROW - At the Manse,

Wood Islands. on l\l‘arcli` 9th, 1910, by Rev D. MacKenzie, William Ben- jamin Young, of Winnipeg, Man., to Miss Janette Lydia. Morrow, of Iris, daughter oi John T.. Morrow.

e. ___.__`. _--._ _ _,_.PIE}" McEWl:IN-At Maple

Plains, March

13, Mrs. Michael McEwen.

Ll<}l"UltGEY~-At Tryon, on March

llth, Mlra. James liefurgey, aged 80 years.

l\»lacDONALD--At Aslimont, Mass., on

Friday. 18fth l»‘cbruary, 1910, Dr. ,John H. Macllonald aged 34 years, of Pulmonary Tu- bvrtulosis. Formerly

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WI'IBS'I'El-I-At Augustine Cov on

March 14. 1910, Bcuj

ll0(lG-Fell asleep at

Brighton l.'.»dgc, Feb. 15, 19l0,Rob- l

ert Hogg, Appraiser of Customs, in'wcll for the. beautiful bay stallion the 60th year of his age. "May he_0wii'2d hi’ DY Ffed M°D°““ld 9' rect in pence." :~1ouri-'. Mr Webster is one ol Kings

f‘fJNNl(‘-K--At Hope River, on March (‘.ount)"S best h""‘°m°"'

~lth, 1910, Martin (foiiiiick, aged 75 years.

i!\lAlt'l‘IN-At the hoi of her so three horses in Siinimcrsidc 0"

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John H. Martin, Kinross. P- Fl 1-. T

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on Tn¢,,,<||,y_ Mm-ch g¢h_ Sarah few horses changed hands during the

C'-auipbell, relict of the late Sam- 3 uel Martin. G

GUNN-At o ruiinni. P. ia. isiinni. draft i»~~~=~<. 'wo frm” W~ -“~ N"“'- March 10th? Ada Alexina Louise, isoni. .loh_n_ _i\_l°__D°',',':,lfl,,,,,b?,:ggif,, gl: Yuunileat daughter of the late liev, two lii.i_ses i_»0 ____ Y__________ M__cD________d_ Adam Gunn, aged 17 years." wt” H" ‘ " '

McAii'rHiiii---in tina city on March W

13th. Sarah McArthur, aged 84 hors” 'his ‘“°°k""Fnm'"' `

yearn. widow of the late Archibald McArthur.

- der 1 year old

¥‘iwf‘.ron-At Nei-tn winsiee, on wfishf 100° """ ““ ,_ Marcli`18th, 1910, Lena Grace Proc- “'°‘gh°‘l "~" A' R' McKay at his ms

lor. aged lfieen years. fl

dam Svlvanla,the

iii.-i.Auoi-ii ls-Af. west River, Mar-',=‘"“ "" “‘“"""“"' 1 1 ti, ,,|, ‘nm ‘ 19,0_ Flora McLa,,g.hpn_|_alreil up Rcformer, dam Sy van a e

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iiuiuiv-in une cit,._ Merch 12. f'f,` f,,",,",,,'§‘,”,,,';'_f l'Ji0, ldl d . ed 49 years. 0 ' R

(.RA|(___‘A;_v°_:'u_}`§:'e"_:'_¥_0:;KB_ G__ on mported from Scotland bv F

I), M, [)__ year~old (llydcsdalc lilly by flraig-

0( (~0.mme,-_ Clydesdale stallion Lord Dalmeny.

' e. l . Webster, an hiH _ _ V ‘ _

old and most respected resident in llllafe “Wed "Y A1"“’“t Wllkes Jra' M tin, goth yn, of his n,g¢_ la handsome sum._ It is bclie_ye _the

his regidmce, amount' realized is close to t e wo

BEDEQUE FARMERS'

INSTITUTE MEETING

Special from Guardian Branch.

SUMMEIISIDE, March 15-

'l`he Farmer’s Institute meeting at Bedeque, yesterday was not well attended owing to the stute of the roads. In the absence of_the Presi- dent A. K. Whidden presided. It was intended to make this meeting a dairy one but on account of absence of a member who had promised an address the subject was also laid over till a future date. Those pre- _eent discussed the Seed Fair and the lessons it gave. '1‘lie scheme of buy- ing and selling the grain on n cer- tain dny inet with approval. The re- commendation to raise the quantity that an exhibitor must have for sale

inemy will be soon rounded up. Thixi 'ot us work and work at once.

WATCHMAN.

STOCK NOTES.

Jas. Affleck, Donaldston, yesterday

sold his Craightmore colt, one year and 10 mon,tlis old, to Donald Mc- Millan, city. This colt tipped the scales at 1,100 lbs.

been engaged brnaking a three year old lilly. sire by (iakley Baron. This filly has beautiful conformation of which thc owner is very proud.

'The first twin calves of the season

are reported at Village Green. They arrived March 10. and the owner of the very valuable cow is Timothy Weatherbie. Beat that who can.

S. R. Jackson and A. J. New-

comb, (lnnard, N. S., left Monday morning with four fine horses. ,Amon- gst the lot was a beautiful three-

more which he bred to 1'. S. Brown's

Alfie Webster of Marie, has sold

beautiful black four ear old

iundrod dollar mark. This sP0Bks

Hammond Kelly, Southport,bought

hursda last. There were :nite a

ncd Fair days. A. McGillvray, New 1aSg0w_ N. S1., bought three heavy

~ “_ n.,,,.,,,..~R 1.1.-wir three heavy

iiinsiineid Gui (reg. N0- 19508)

other and filly being shown at the

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,he 5”, in,,“nt_ John Craig |,, gm, l-ieartz, Charlottetown, an not

-'-~`»fh year of his age, formerly of Wt- i- '

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THE AGONIES OF HADES il"

Aren't supposed to be worse than a h bad corn. For years the standard m

rom:-dy. has been Putnam-9 Corn Ex- c|i;_ ___o___________________ mydwlale ,my in

tractor. It pninlessly removes the fir

ence East Royalty. This fllly is

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iimvrllllzcgiich ga beautiful illly which

li. Heartz of Marshfield hy prtv

t lated for his skill of illdEm°“f» B U sin such a brciod ml!!! BIN!

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Editorials, Notes

,and Comments for Saturday Subscribers

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TUESDAY ‘

We believe they do, and shall con-

tinue so to believe, as long as we know them to be the manly, intelli- gent liberty-loving community they are. lt is idle to say that because there have been no large petitions, the people are careless or indiilerunt on this question. For that matter, where were the petitions calling for the guaranteeing of the Dominion packing Company’s bonds, or the Is- land Cold Storage Company's bonds, _ against which latter many sup- porters of the Government are loud in their protests-? _ Douhtless the* great majority ofthe

voters in town and country are in- dependent enough to vote their hon- est convictions openly, but there is a strong minority, notably right here in Charlottetown who are not so. Again and again honest working men have come to the editor of this paper and complained that they were not free under the open vote, to sup- port the men of their choice. They were not free even to refrain from voting] but were practically compell- ed to vote. 'in both provincial and civic elections, for t/he candidates to which they were honestly opposed. Not under open or brutal tlireats,but because they felt that their bread

>in which they voted. I

These tniections may be summari-|

S011 almost in the language of one of the persons complaining: "If I did not votn at all, or if I voted the way I want to, I know. that if I;wera not dismissed from employment, 1_ would-be the last man to get promo-i tion, or the iirsv to be laid off in a slack time, with no chalice of being taknn on again." it is notorious al-, so t-hat pressure is brought to heart upon debtors and tenants at elecilionl times. We could cite instaiices of this, were the fact not already sulfi-

brenlning the law, week day and Sun day for twelve months. .

how they are performing their duty we have no recent information, but we know that our remarks are true as applied to certain other sections of the Province. “There can be no hope for the safety oi the flock where the watch-dog is in league with the wolves." Those temperance people who find the prosecutors in their ‘dis- trict notoriously ineihcient, or play- ing into the enemy’s hands, should storm the Government with delega- tions and protests till the delinqu- ents are removed and replacbd by better men. Where, as is the case in some partls, the prosecutor is merely inactive, the zealand sympathy of earnest temperance workers can do much toward encouraging him to greater activity. 'l‘he ofhce of pro- secutor,is an best an unthankful one, _and is doufb-ly so where the sympathy of the tern-perance people is withheld .ir unexpressed.

sections of the Province a lack of sympathy and support for the hones.t\ prosecutor. Pastors, individual tem- perance men, churches, temperence di- visions and lodges can aid powerfully in promoting and supporting the en- forcement of the law. Here in Ghar- lottetown once the stronghold of the liquor trade in the Province and by lar the hardest spot in which to mi- force the law, it has been enfu.'co'l in admirable fashion, considering the prospects as they were nine years ago. This has been due to the ser- vices of an earnest and efficient pro- secutor. 'oacktd up by a` body of zeal-

_and butter depended upon the mannerlous nnd faithful nicu who have give

of their time and money withco.it ttint to make this a sober city. lv is beyond question the soberest and most orderly city of its size in Can- n=la today. What has been done in ,;linrir.ttetown, iindcr hard condi- tions, should stitiiiilate our temper- nnce friends in the country districts to 'renewed and persistent eflorts in secure n complete rmlorcement of thc lnw. if a strenuous- effort be made it -_.ill have its reward.

FRIDAY _

ciently notorioiis. lt is well k'uown| that 1.'.i»e ofllci-_ holders, the large classi

of debtors, the employed classes andi others are by no means freeto vote

from four to ten bushels was geuer-tlltif llulient -C0l\\'i0\l0\\~`i “"‘lU` "lie" §t‘ook's claim, and with it he set up filly 8DDl`0\'e<l. That the seed Fair voting." " ifs claiiu of an actual visit to the has been a benefit in many ways to! Tlwre HFC H1803’ ll\\lll\'l`ff*lH Of f-|1051! 1’ole made _by himself. Hitherto Peary the farmer was the unanimous opin- tolteiher idlfulliillillll- U1” 1‘l`0VillL`¢- had been regarded as a man of truth ion of those present. By a vote the '1‘licy are divided l.otwecn the two ,,,,,| i,,t,.gri¢y_ and his stntqnieiit directors of this Institute (l')unk[pai'tie-=. Viv do HH. H\\|>l>US¢* Uveif- fl that he had himself discovered the liiver) were insti-urted to arrange for|very laflw l-‘l”0l10l`l‘i<'l1 uf UN? Cflklit-,l'-.le was alniost universally accept- an outdoor meeting at Freetown dur- ers, or sii\ployci‘_s', or landlords seek i-ii. Cook was called upon- to furnish ing the suminer. The Institute also to exercise undue cilitiol over those to the national sclcntillv bufllt’-H U-iw approved of the supposed organiza- wholly or partially under _ their i-.~coi~ils and proofs of his alleged ach- tion of a central or Proviiucial ln- power, but' some of tliein do, and ievenients, but failed to satisfy them, i="-mill*-`» n these are of 'both parties. 'l‘lie open was distrusted and in a swift revul-

,- --- --~---_»»-~ » vote 1,, UK. Ht;-,iiigiiolli ni intiniidn- ii on of public feeling throughout tlge , , ,, ,, tiiii and iiiiuncinl coiitrol of the poor world, came to be regarded as t e

T}"Ml_)}"`RAN(”{‘;E l‘E.";f,"']A‘;<_D D0ING_ and dependant elci-bor. lt ought tu in-ist gigantic faker and monumental

Tlicre was at the oiitset n fairly

general disposition to accept. ltr. i’ook’s claim that he had reached the North Pole. Peary was the first to loudly and defiantly challenge

We think there has been in some

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always on hand at I

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Weak liidneys, Free

Releives I' r i ii a r y and Kidney Troubles, liackailie. Stiaiuing Swelling, Etc.

Stops Pain in the Blidder Kidneys and Back

_Wuuldn'I il. be nice within a wuuk or so io be

lltigi lu -aygoodhy forever io the Beal-iii. iirlh ibiime ~1'ralniu|¢,nr loo fn-uunni passage olviirinr 'lbs forehead and the back uf-tin--head at he;ihi» ,ii llcfiaa nnd pains in the ha¢'k:l|io growing luusnls v~eakiiesn;»-flair. bi~i‘nretli»~ eyn~:yollov\ lslin: sluggish lnwu il, swollen eyoliilf- nr auklus llegcvaiups: uiinaturalshuit bi-eailiz slacpleir- use- and the dueponrlemie I i 1 have n rocipn for there trouhissithal you can iiiaéieiid ou. uuii lf yo want lo make u¢ ‘ QUI H.l€(.‘lr\'V|t , _vnu ought to urite and get a ouuy of it .\f.iny nd cioi- would vliaru- yo~i.$1f i'»oyii.¢ for writing this pi-escrlp ion. bu' l have li und will Ii gl d i ul

Mich.. and l _willhe glad io send it by reluiu mail in ii plain suvelupc As you will ron when

w que y how its powuouct you u 1

ll sol think you had but i “ee what i if

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:lie round trip .

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These remarks are no intended to 0 " "`v

apply to the prosecutoils in the dis~ A io m ~i trict mentioned by Watchman. As to

Edison machines

Amherol and A* A

onograph

Do ,not buy an Edison Phonograph until

you are convinced that _vou want one.

Hear it at the dcalcr‘s first.

Hear it play a nuuihcr of' pieces. Heal' it

play the kind oi' inusic that _vou like-music that you have heard people sing 'flint you can know lion' well it does it. Hear it play Ainlierol as well as Standard Records.

You will decide that the Edison Phonograph

is the best.

Then remember that it takes only a small

amount of nioncy to buy ii. You can get A perfect Edison Plioiiogrupli at your own price, wlieilicr it is $16.50 orJaii_\' price up to $162.50--one that will last ii life-time, that will give pleasiirc c\'cr_\' da_\', that will help _vou io educate your fa|nil_v, that will entertain your friends, and that will while away iuany hours

that uiight otherwise be iiiisspeiit.

Standard Records _ . . . _ au

` Amhernlliccords iwice aslon

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There are Edison dealers everywhere. (iq to thg nurse! ml

hear the Edison Phunugraph play both Edison blandard and Amhcrol liecorilei. Get complet: calalols from your dhldl

NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH COMPANY

from us.

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wllhual delay. I- will send you-a copy flee-

you can use iland cule yourself at home . .

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Easier Excursions iw.. A'r°'“\°'v One single fiist class fave fir y v i

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For students March i ili to as ”~'~-

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both inclusive Return iiiuit April

F. W. Andrew of East Royalty has mea" one hostile to the law_p0sSeH`

he swept away. 'l‘lie. ballot is th..-. liar of the ages. He fied into hiding,

' . _ “”`_ ‘ only free vote. 'rue uepcniiant class- a man supremely disgraced.

'Flint intoxicating liquors are being as whose opinions am, Stified by the- and for a time Penry reigned and

sold in Eineraldl and Hradalbnne open vom do not ,,,,,.ad,~, meirl,-,,j0ic,,,| as me U-ue and ,_-,my dis. contrary' to law cannot be doubted, w,___ngS_ I,-,,_,',, men are wmmg no pm, .-,».ver@|- and ini-tl of the North pole, "’° """°“°"“ “F” “’““"“"*» “°*‘“““ iieiv admit that they are not .wnsuy Then came the question. what shall itanding the failure of rncent pro- hw' but they feel their restraints 1,.. done go the mm, whom the people iecutions. iiet the teinperance folk add' limitations all the salma it d.~.light and honor? It was proposed md an law'abidmg pe°ple set' cam" seems amazing that in the twentieth Ulm “U ”~d"“U`1"g` “atm” HUUUM “ny and acmvely to w°rk and s°°°‘ceiitury there should br, any division ""”“te mm “ H0" A‘l’"d"“|' with H :he transgressors will "be run-down of ommon in an intelligent ,._om,m,m_ retiriii'gpension of $8,000. The hold 'nd receive the punishment they d°` it such as ours on the quest-iu.i of f"""l’“S”'l which Wm* intended t° ierve. l.et us study the devices NU# by ball t ' storm Congress and the Capital with

.ioyeu in evade the iriw in time ‘ ° ° ' THUHSDH- iw.-.ailing wave of popular =u>i>rova1. laces l il el

-~ .- ein we w isin- y detect their, - ~ L., ,‘,,,,,,,, to t huluz fire Strangely. was 0i=poscd.ahd .lans and succeed in closing every ,eZt§rb§;zv&Ztg1;§;ana,,fhiChEppeamigf has ended_ with a cold demand for 'en. Down they must go. the peo- another column ot'this issue of The proofs, Just the same as in Cook's ile don't want them and will not G__m_diA_,_ we do so the more ea_m_.c.ise and for like reasons._ There ap- tolemte mwm_ This is written, as 8 __ _ ~ _ th ct. ,th ipears to be now a growing number

_ _ t _ ll be d tec_ €9_ Y_ Wcause 1" ° er Se fans 0 el who do not believe that Peary reach- __§‘_§_l_st?_nSct.l°,n he _ “qua d em Piovince farther east than Bradal- A th 1 _

"‘ °"“°'S We 0' ° bane and farther west than Emerald ” ° ”°°' A.°°°"d‘“g ti’ his “W”

like conditions prevail. It seems a great pity that with the good law we have Uiiere should be, here and .there a considerable illowl BBN 0! liquor. This is partly due to the weakness of temperance sentiment in certain localities, and partlly to in- efficient prosecutors, or such as are not in eym.pa.thy with the law.

It is notorious that a careless, in- different or hostile prosecutor-we

ses the power to render the law of no effect within his jurisdiction. It is easy for a proacciwor to lose ev- ery caae he takes to court. It. is hard enough with n clear case to gOt n conviction, even if the prosecutior is capable and does his heat. Where the prosecutor' is incapable, or not in earnest, or worse still, where ha is only going through the form of pro- secution occasionally to save app-‘J&r~ ances, and does not desire a convic- tion. there is an inevitable failure of justice. Worse still, the guilty liquor seller is given an acquittal covering a three months period. He may thus, by undergoing a harmless form of trial four times in the year. SCUUFB imniunlty from punishment after

Palpitation _ of the _

Heart.

One of the Brit danger signals thai

announce something wrong wil thi he-H1 'ia the irro ular or violent i.hro_b. Often then is only a_ fluiienug aenimtion, or _an “all gone' linking feeling; or. again, there may be a uioa_t violent beating, with Hushin of the skin, and vuiablo pulsa- tions oI'the arteries.

Thorn may also be experienced a*

amothering sensation, f_nspiu| for bieath, and feeling an though A out to die.

ln all luch eases the action of i\iilbum’|

Heart and Nerve Pills in quieiingb the heart and restoring it to its normal eat, lc, beyond all question marvellous, ac

writes:-"Jud A few lines to let _vnu know what Milburn’| Heart and News Pillshavu done for mc. l lm-e iw-n troubled with weakness and riiloiiliiion

of the heart, would have severe choking I lpelll and could scarcely' lie down at all. I tried many remedies but get none io answer my cue like your pills did. lean nodmmond them highly to all with head

or nerve trouble.”

been p,-,,,,,,,m¢-,ed by expert horse-

cn to be the beat type of draftl

8,, in gpg provinces. This in the

worst corn in 24 hnurs, try it. _Marshfield

Price, 60 cents per box, or 3 boxes foi

81.25 at all dealers. or mailed direct ol receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co, Uliitlll, Tololltq, UIL

story no white man was with him ,at or near the end of his journey, 'and the records he gives of distances travelled daily during the final dash' to the pole and back is believed tol be impossible-three or four times' the distance possible. It remains to be seen how far the gallant com- mander will be able to make good aizninst these charges and suspi- cions.

_We would like to keep our faith in leary, whose record down to his last bolai- trip was above suspicion. But he must furnish reasonable proof,and if he cannot do this he will pass into the same category na (Took, and the measure of his mercy to (‘ook will be mated 'out to him. The theory of those who disbelieve Pcary's story appears to be this : He had honestly tricd again and again to reach thi f’°l9~ This trip was the last and he Hiram had failed. Should hc manfully acknowledge failure, or boldly clain -1llCC0sH. when he felt confident that all the world would believe him `. T_h“5» UH'-Y Hay. agreat temptatior was presented to him and he fell. Wi by D0 means accept these conclusiom but whether they are true or not 216 world now inclines to doubt‘ mry' we h°P° h” may Wt make good. ln the meantime the testing of _¥:¢llJ_'_y has given new courage to Di~_ '00 ' who ‘S comm!! Ollt of hiding and back to New York wlicre he has

*v"'~n apartments at the W ld

not yet.

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And the end _S I1 orf. acts the order was the best and the

, down the house by his impersonab

Rvlurii liiiui \\ i-iliiesday Murcli goili

Dominion Blend Tea

(R€§_'l-t':'t'(l) r

A Peace Producer ‘ A Kick Eliminator

~ Ask your grocer for

- '1`ske`no Substitute

1*'*m__i° ”_T;1,Z.`i'L

A CONCERT I N -

A LBERTON HALL.

Special from Guardian lirancb.

hi U MM E .l B I D hi, March 10- f`he concert, given in the Town Hall, Albcrton, on l~i~iday evening, darch llth, was quite a success '1'he| irogram which ifoiisisted of a play, Pho Iron Hand, sclcctioii.~ ily the l.a.- lies Band, and rendiiigs by Mrs Green and Miss Lockerby, were well received throughout. The play was 1 the principal feature of the evc1iiug's entertainment, the scene being laid in New York. Tliroughnut the four

acting of a high order. Austin lieav- itt as lkey, the moiiey lender and “der most honostest man" brought

ion of the typical jew. Miss Effie Ag-

new as Lizzie, the actor's wife, and 'Will Agnew as the vaudeville act

our thounlh of testimonials will show. C y/Y ° 7' I L

Mn. Martha Muon, Marlbank, Ont.. U i Q ~ I

} FA geo

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mf' -'_ _'_-

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251:. for A New Parlor Table

Thar: thiecuuomy ofuniag "Chinn-

Lne". A couple of dollars. invested in this new varnish llail, will give you bright, beautiful furniture an "gd Aa new lld \|\¢ some as now.

"China-Lac" stains and varuiaheii Ai

one operation-and covers up the at-an and scratches.

"China-Lac" given china-like Blish

that is soap-and-water proof.

ld nel colon hr Furniture. Picon. etc. lennmhur to k M' "Clin-In-"-the new

varaunnala vita igeunvllu anna. 49 gamnuu - nsoni,

lminal, Inaba lt. Jaan, hun; Winn;

or,

‘deserve special notice. Their acting was free from restraint and well sustained throughout. A.l<$. Forsyth lacted well the part of Montford the villain, Miss Sullivan as the artist's wifc and Miss Hoes as Mrs lllbble, the housekeeper gave evidence of con- siderable liistrionlc ability. Miss An- nie Woodman as Hannah the maid, nnd Messrs Donald and Sherry, nll .lustin McCarthy as Hawkins, the servant., R. B. l-‘orayth na the artist, lllcd their parts satisfactorily. The ulay will probably be repeated in n nonth or so for the benefit of the

concert _a fair sum was realized which will he devoted to the school

- re s ny

books, and books of reference are to be added shortly Quite receutl a

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f_ [Sill

ds: _ '<

l@’E{~'I~v,p _

'4lli Tickets to students will noi /” ' ~-\__`____ _ _ 1* 2; V hei~»~.\ied however,inoie than three - I "’“'”"" r s és

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- _ _ . ,.3 .;j.`f~;'§?~:-_‘ Q. *..__*.~H"-.,; _-jig-=." :'_- , . ' .-.' ‘ it `» ', \.-."f_i\9P'-'Q'-_'f'

~ I " .’~,'; 2,.. i-'" ' `, -,- --.‘,»;_- 'ij "" ` _"rf -' -',_;. ‘ . _ .- ' . _ ° ' " \ ' / than closing -slats: of school or ,_ " -.\__ _

<`<ill¢:gt‘. "T

We have this superior tumbler beat heavy iwyntal, three beautiful deaignsaa lluetrurd

or e u c a.bovs_ and tbl' Lea:-poon ofariistio dealgii also. and which is double Sllveroi platadou while

algae; 3': p,\_|rp_ose_f_i_vl_ng them away Dec on lhe following plan, (Nu penion tn get uwr.

_ -_ _ , ~ - _ _ n o ie e

, D“"~'” of "*"““" M_""‘ l' -_4 '° 7`"l’ ’",‘ l"”' With every 81.0) worth of goods sold we give ‘.’§iublcrsl§oi~2spoon

ive exrepl where lic-keis issuw .0 l. L. R. rcs-fm would _"of _-11f>\- Q i~-~-=~;--ni:-‘f 1° We sell all wool doubled and twisted Bannock each desliiiaiiuii pru.. in noon of ilu' z l <

xcursion licki-is willbe issuulo ilhr :gil-tl, burn Pants for Men in all sizes from 32 to 42°

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davs prior to ni r three davs later \ ‘ 2 "'“'

For Pt r Pair.,

(}ii:ii'aiitect‘ to give Satisfaciioii. Sold by

Fennall Xi. llhaniilar

W. K. Rogers,” A $225 »

W.C. TURNER ®. CO

_________ The Low Piice Store. Sunnyeide, Cli’Town

ditirmwf . .

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“.“.‘;ii';;:‘.f."i'::::' Eilillc iSl0v0 Clay Dominion Blend Tea --f'ii"“`~ - A Plasllii D\ll`ab|¢

fireproof mixhire for making and re-

‘§fi§;§£i§\§€:\\ _

pairing backs in

and Furnaces.

Coal Stoves. llannes

rury bids fair to he thoroughly cqul-f

their untiring efforts to promote thc,

EVERYBUDY B

Who Eats Bread

should avoid ‘ danger of Impuriues in delivery from the oven to the home. Insist on your Baker

sidewalks. From the proceeds of the Wrapping lllS BIQ lCl ill l

library A number of natii ti l _

____c_0_______ ___ __ _ _ :__ n We are the original manufacturers of Bread e . a r ann ca a , °

shelved from thc proceedii ‘hi 31:* wrappers now ‘hed by ‘Leadlng Bakers

oiiristmas concert given hy tue pu- Ottawa, Montreal, Tomato. and other Cities, plln of the school, so that the Lib-

ppcd, numbering ovcr two hundred* E, B. volumes as it does. The teachers, Mr

ifnreyin. mis.. sniiivan and run... _ llull, Canada

lions deserve thc greatest credit for .

whim--= --1 un school- . ll

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