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YOUR COAL _8UPPLY—Whon younaeed coal, call 240. ‘A. Pickard & Co.——540-5-21~3i

‘BANK-ERTS DANCE AT DIXON'S tonight. Good music and roilresh- memtls.—~593.

CLYDE AND WEST RIVER — Services Sunday April 26th, Clyde iciver 11 a. in, West River 3 p. m. Subject ‘Waiting upon the lard." Sabbath School in West River or 2 p. m: Evening service in Clyde lav-l or also at 7.30. Subject "vexed Nazerene-s again Ryect Christ."

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TO BRING BALLASTr-A Mul- grave correspondence saysz-The car ‘ferry "Scotia I" left on Thurs-i ‘day for Halifax where she will go‘ into drydock ilor repairs. During ..ho summer months this boat '-Vlll be used on Ithe P. E, l. service trans- porting lballast. ‘

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schooner Edith F_ 11., Captain J‘. Sangster, is reported at George- town. P. _E. I, from Guysboro 1n ballast, to load a full cargo of pro- dues tor ports in eastern Nova Scotla.

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BANKERT DANCE AT DIXON! [jmlg-hlt. Good music and refresh-

uienns.—593.

EVERYBODY is a nzross-word puzzle fan now-——we have one for W81‘! nse- Complete est 50 cts at lthls office. Get one while they ast. ,

POSTPONED MEETING of llhe Clfwwrn Tennis Club will rbe held knight in ‘the Y. M. C. A. parlors.

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OOMING HERE-Tuesday's Hu- ilfax Herald suys:—~Captain i). L. Stewart was chief officor on the 8198mm‘ Dleuze and J, H. McCar- villa of Pictou was chief engineer when the steamer sailed over the weak-end "for Charlottetown. _

VISITING Hi8 HOME.--Harry Hill, chief steward of the govern ment steamer Aranmore is visiting his home in Charlottetown while the ship is laid up in Halifax under going extensive reblrs.

HEREIN-G PLENTlFUL.-- The fishesmen are getting a lot of hcr Pins on the North lSido. at the lobster factories} Mr. Wm. Ryan, Priest Pond got 40 barrels on on- night and Mr. Angus D. Mclsaac. Black‘ Bush got 20 barrels at one catch, and this is general all nlonn the coast. The factories will not

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Peters" Road And Vicinity

The lobster fishermen are busy now in their endeavors to be ready for the big event of the 26th inst. it is hoped that this season may be a good one for those interested in this most important industry,

Owing to the am dark weather with frequent showers of snow and

in preparation for seeding, but ere this BDDHars ill the "Guardian" tho work may be in full swing,

Mr. Edward Munn, Road Master, for Peter's Road. No. 90, has taken advantage of the weather condi» tions and has completed the road- work throughout his large district. with the exception of same cul- verts, which need repairs. '

Mr_ James Collins, in charge of the Road Machlnefor a. group of districts in this part of King's did excellent work here,

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if tho policy of having the road work completed before seeding time, when the soil is in good con- dition for making the best roads; thers is no doubt but a. vast im- provement in our roads will be the consequence.

Mr. John A. Stewart having dis- posed of his stock. and other ao- cessories of his large farm to ad-fi vantage purposes leaving the "old

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ween Montreal, Prince Edward ls- land and Si. John's Nil-d, for the summer months says the liuliI-lx Jerald of the 21st. I

SAVING THE FORESTS-Mr. C. 1‘. Duffy, K.C., addressed the pupils 1f ihc City schools yesterday on the “spurt-ant aubjtct of.‘ tree protection 1nd tree planting, a matter in .vnlit'l1 ‘d8 has ion-g ltakcn a deep

tclcst Ills addresses were greatly appreciated by both teachers am] public and the lea-son ha l-n-oullcau (l xvi-ll not be forgotten but wldl boar irurit. »

FERRY — Thel work of preparing for the relaunch Ins or the s. rs. Hillsboro, at pres- :ilI on the wuys ut the .\lill‘||l\.' dock, is now practically completed.

and in all likelihood the vcsscl- iwill be reilontcd during today's. -uoon high tidc. The launchingi iwork is in charge of Mr_ Duncan Mcbaren,‘ ‘Cardigan, I

LAUNCHING

WENT TO THE M-AGDALENS. ~—Tl1e steamer Lovat took a. large number of commercial travellers Ion hcr first trip from Plctou to thc Magdalene islands, several of

' .lh.:m from iialifax and a like num-

ber from St. John. William Fraser.

‘ ‘or Plctou. managing owner of the‘

flrovut, was also a passengen The Lovat wlntered in Halifax and- ‘made a direct trip from hero to

l. FORMER ISLAND" LADY DIES. . ---'l'l1e death took place on the 31st of March at the home of Mr. Am- hrose L_ Cash, 721 Roton Avs., Lu Junta, Colo.. of Mrs. Katherine Cash. aged 75 years. relict of thol lute Eanus Cash (also of-this ls- land) about four years. Mrs. Katherine] Cash had gone on a. visit to the home other brother-in-law, Am- brose L_ Cash, last November and while only u. few days there dev- eloped a severe cold from which she did not entirely recover. Islterl on ‘neuritis sot in and about one; week before her death was attaclc‘ ed by paralysis from which she never recovered. Her son Austin -L._ Cash who lives in Pekln. Illinois-ml and with whom she has been resid- ing was with/her during her last days. The lute Mrs. Cash (use: Katherine MacDonald) was former- ly of Springfield, Lot 67. I‘. E. ls- land, being a sister of Mr. Ronald

little son Vernon,

who predeceased her by"

tories are now opened up prepara- ‘tory to setting out their trnps on Saturday -

WILL ‘MEET IN WlNNlPE-‘Jr- The annual convention of the Can- adian Weekly News-papers As- sociation will be held in Winnipeg in June, it was decided at the meeting of the board oi’ directors. it s expected that from 400 to 500 HQWSIDHPGTIDGII will attend the h“ gathering. This convention met in Prince Edward island two yeals ago and will be pleasantly recalled by many.

PERSONALS.

Mrs. G. M.-Muttart of Summer- sldc, is visiting her mother, Mrs.

home" with his family, and will ‘probably locate in the Eastern Stutes_ This departure is to he re‘ 'gretted as lMlr, Stewart and family are among the best of our citizens.

Messrs. James Johnston, Alhrrl Horton. James Thompson and Wil- lard McLean with. others have left here for the North Side. They will fish for Mclntyre at Black Point

Among tho many fishermen ln and around this vicinity who have had new boats built for this sca- son's fishing we might mention the following, which for excellence of workmanship are hard to beat. Harry '1‘. Jenkins, built by William Darby. White sands; Fred. John-- ston, built by William Munn, Mur-

ray River; S .S. Butler. built by Edward Henderson, Murray liar-

W. L. T, Weldon, Squire Street,‘ Suckville. N. B. i

Miss Rena Weldon, who hasl boon visiting hcr sister, Mrs. . .vl. Mutiart, Summerside, [or the‘ past two weeks, has returned to nor home in Sackvillc.

The many friends of Mr_ John I-i. lMoan, teacher of Kinlkora will regret to learn that he is ill in the; (Illty liospital- and will he unahlcl to take up ,_his duties for some, rluys. lie is making good progress towardsrencwed hcalth. l‘

lhfrs. Arthur Garrett, Kensington Road. City, accompanied by llul‘, arrived home Monday night from England where Mrs. Garrett was visiting her homo; for tho last nine months l

Lea-i ROD AND GUN l

Featured in the May issue of Rod and Gun in Canada. the Special

Quebec Tourist Number. are the ‘friends who so generously assisted

and possibilities oi‘ this province for the tourist and sports- man. An edtorlul message from the lion. J. E. lPerrault, Minister of Colonization, Mines and Fisher- ies, introduces the lpPOVIXICO to the tourist and poinbs out the lma/ny charms‘ it holds for him. in "Re- member the Time?" Harwood Steele recalls in the account of one fishing tripthe good times enjoyed in rmany such and which may be enjoyed ‘by any fisherman who so wishes this slimmer. "ldylls of the Spring.” -by Mason B. Wooilardmo- veals the delights of canoslng and

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bor West; John Moi-ferrous, also built by .E_ Henderson. These boats, all of which are from 26 to 30 feet "over all‘ will no doubt give a good account of themselves during, the fishing season.

Men’s Wear J 135 Great G

Mr. George Macdonnld is at pre- sent installing a new pump atnhel ‘Lobster Factory of Mr. Charles} Graham. I

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lMlrs. James Johnston who spent‘ the winter months in the United .. States has returned to her home ati '~ ' *-

f'etsr‘s Road,

Mr Samuel jolihston whom weEThe

reported ill some time ago ls still confined to his room by a tedious‘ (comlflnuad (mm p,“ Two)

illness. . ___. to consent to the divorce?—l never

W!"are glad to be able to reportbcard a word adfout it. How could [nlpr-Qvenjgyn m Mr,“ have heard about it‘!

Chester Fraser. who was ‘confined Sh‘ Edward Iliilrfilaluhll 5am todlls bed all winter. ills patience ‘lhai- M“ ‘Pom! w“ that Sh‘ George is wmnmg out Lewis bud been deceived by Mrs.

Dr-nnlstoun. So far from Colonel Dcnnistoun being a party to a Scottish d VOI co I ebruaxy, 1921. be was rcfuyifim/ialiow it to g0 Jhrough undcfendod. lie suggested tha-t Colonel Dennlstouns rcply to tho letter was ‘practically settled lbelorc Mrs. Dennlstoun took the letter to ‘France.

Sir George Lewis said that for four years Colonel Dennistoun had never questioned the domicile and had remarrrd on the supposition that the divorce was valid.

Sir Edward Marshall-Hall said that Colonel Dcnnlstoun did not dispute the liomlciie nor the adul~ tcry, rbut ho did dispute the descr- tlon and said that the divorce was obtained -by collusion.

Sir (lcorgg Lewis said that

Mr_ George A. Connors, Whim Road, wishes to thank his many

him in the purchase money for a horse to replace the one he lost.

srocs QUOTATIONS

HALIFAX, April ZZ-Quotations furnished by Johnston and Ward. Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange: At_ Top. d: Santa Fe Ry. __. 119V; American Can. Co. _-.... Am. Car & Foundry Co. _ Atlantic Refinery Co

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‘ ~ 1 D ,1; " . A. . A i Lo tilvs Co_ _. 1-21, I . ,_ Lharhttetown M-acyllllfillil of that; 11:13:?!“ Lslgusiglggilglllihls lillllontllal-trilnlrrigysmry l}: Afirslrlgnlhgcoiznoaenmng Co. £11k ha‘ "W" ‘"89" “WEN of MW will». . r - ' "u" "i" Y ""6 a - a duck hunt in the early hours of Anaconda Copper Min. Co. . /4 Av‘, J I M, m, _Th , QflPQ-Llffi, Accld€llt, Slcklless and hold pine dalugblztera-nMviésgcolgéaflsurt, thehirlnrmni‘ .1 wmlmln Macrman‘ Canadian Pacmc Co nfiufl $43k m Lrimrggls? colclfiéaloneégalnslresls w 0 yes e ' ' rm 5 “Gus rmereflt “F n" mag‘ ‘N-Y- C91’!- 8! ‘Hlld Rlv- 3"‘ ‘l (‘cargo Lewis and his ‘firm. The Plate Insurance atLOWOSt r8118. z terlylmanner-recountalthe story of Cuba Cane gugm- ()0, Pld. _. 531/, 5mm Is when,“ Sh. George mwls v z gw-ggtrcgggseagg? S; Tggwutgyilllgir‘ Kelly SDrinKlield [Till-o C0. .- all‘ was himself dcceved “by Mrs. Denn- - ' ,, ,, ' ' ,1 Pan-American Po ro eum --. istoun.

A t t Summefside Lewis. Are You 11°" l“ The Eagles, M the Pm“ Reading Co. .......... -- - 71% Sir George Lewis denied that

gen a ’ - J’ - t T The wmkeli, Fleet" ' ‘by Hairy M’ Southern Pacific Co, . 102% when ho saw Mr. Pryzcr he told

GOQd Stroll “is _ ry M00", and The Gmenhead’ by Union Pacific Ry. ...... ..-_ 139% illm that Mm. Dennlstoun had told

Frank You“ complain‘ the m“ or us. Jndustrlal Alcohol Co. _ 83% him that Messrs. Lunzton and

‘...‘..‘ Thousands of ovorflt people hnvn nterostlng stories Wth a Quebec Unlted suites ‘Steel _______ __ 1137/8 Paflsnmm had failed to ‘get n

oeeoemoee O4§404-e-0¢4oe40o4o lmcnllm slender by following tho advice ggulng, Th9 regular (gontflibulorg swam‘ l“ c d h l b

_ of doctors who recommend Mnrnmluinre M“ represented m m“ “um. Crucible Steel Co of America 66 0d out‘! lhatvafgorgaall Sg-nlrllestlzfags

““‘*“.*"»»“.‘“l Professional Cards hlllitlhii;rhTf§§°-rlrl2'i..rl:i T? fiofllesmfrom Bonnycaml“ gsgmTsggphone """ £5 domicile was French Va divorce

S _ uln nn the fnmnulfiblg ; Vgrggg‘. uggdgtggstt! a'l',,‘:8h2|‘§ Brazigan fin“ on 5'1 "Hiiilrlbc obtained ln France. - - ~Tfgwflq~r " nirfi“rfrr ._ . ’ -- .

‘ mcnona l c |QO’B'K lririrl-rrn olrbw. endnnforwgne iigllnor Trina Notes, Outdoor Talk, Guns and Howard Smith Pfd, .-__---- 80% ThImEltnrg-razfieg;rhfitfimr"

"- 5- '“""°"“J' "' F- mmm“ iiimrh"Zffrtwirllliilflfiir’ rlTIFSFLH". filnmm'n"?“'txet'lllnfl ""1 Th0 Tails’- ISpanish Rilvor grsfarrad 1921. he saw Mrs. Dennistoun with

. ‘ m“ emu" "mm ‘um’ b, lend,“ a come 1p 1g lerrl-usua mar o Spanish Rver om. ...--_--- 83: reference to hm. cmm- “M”,

Bnrrlllrrl- A""""'¥- m“- price m the Mllrmoll 00.. General “lmallellce- “'5 l" 9d ‘mmiihli’ "b? 5'9“? 00ml?!" °t can” -- , l‘ some garage propnetors for tho

We use this adjective ed- " Money to Ill “M”, “m,” Dnuam mm The, m. W. J. Taylor. ‘Limited, Woodstock. Ahmhl . o2 Minerva motmhcah ""°‘“y' " > M" “ma” ohnhmw"? '1'" """‘""' ,""" "12" g" $1“: "'5 m"- lraurentlde Pulp ----- -- 79% Sir Edward MlrBhil|l-Hl1ll—-P6l'- ' lrosome sxcrc ss or s rvs on e an w mp phi 431A h n b ‘ Sufferers from Eyeetreln t | g f! q , “"51" 3mm“ "lie W" W 1 ' 6'" ‘m9 0"! lhfll l may have perfect vlelon and‘ DR‘ C‘ o. ARCHIBAL? n“ “up “n” e e I .1 . Dominion Bridge .---- - 35_ never received any fee for my ad- "Mill!" "i N- L 9°" “"""'° r _ Montreal Power -_ . 17c vise in that caso'!—'i‘hat is so.

"§Z:::.°,'°.'i° M‘ "'35.? gm. p ¢| . g|m|rfihrzolégdnp m» and E¢zema on Hand‘ Winnipeg Electric . s -l ii Sir George ‘Lewis said that a p ° u ‘"7 T” .°' u“ “ Three!’ ' ' ' National Breweries - 1.9% letter which Sir John Cowans had The motive power of the 067:3‘ ‘zwlfuméffml Year‘ Consolidated Smelters _-.__ b9 gil-lintionnto thlfogitngalge Mprogg-éetolrs entire human organism ll , on“ "",,__, n ,,_ ,,,_ I u, 5 m ,,,_ _ _ BONDS 1M 50 to“ i" nzh t r st h rat.‘ d an s N _ ' _ _ ‘ 1934 v1 g ____________ __ . e e ca as s s a sen erve Energy I l’ m hone m4 Cuhcura Heal“! c ory BANKS “very negnsanv. “we Mm me m, Normal Qysj, n || eempined L _ Bank 430mm,,“ _________ __ 19754 presglon that this‘ genes? wanted utilize gm g m,‘ u um - _ For about twoyserl suffered _ __________ __ 241 0 ‘ “mp on" is. nn stoun. m”, E".|-:y'bug “m” i". ‘r Mark R"McGulgan’ B‘ A eueme on my heads. if "fiefiffflf: 1.55%; July’ 141%; That made him think that that

etreln ll: present, e much Ill-q: .4 er proportion In rdqulrld. 4 Hence defective eyeqthreugh 1 their consumption of In ex-

cessive amount of Nerve En- , erqy, may seriously effect the l functioning‘ 6f other organs

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The enormous ule of EVANGELINrE SYRUP OF TAR AND 00D LIVER OIL f; n" of lite superiority. as e cure for coughs end colds. We have just resolved an- other ehlpmen‘ of liilll Ill", to cure remedi- ' Oall or phone for I 50ml today. '

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embed with smell eulee and then turned to e reel: end wee very sore falters?! uni artisans en spree n‘ not! any n- gsrnvereconred with It. I could

any work. I did not much sleep Ila hum curate the‘ ' lion. “ used 1m remedies without much success. l saw Outicure Beep end Ointment advertised and sent forefneeemple. Mist using h l purchased more and‘ In e manure flme l wee completely ) Lawrence Ohenvlm-Wee: . N. Y., Dept. 27.1934. I- Meh Ouflcnre Ioep end Olm- ' men: our nay-day lrlllonlyllld hevee elinnvenerin. a sol! evaeoth bends. Ind A hes eeslp with good heir. Ouflnre can: lp cancelled inlpurity- l

Sept. 18 if, Sept. 111355. not put my hehde In water nor do 44%. '

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“My echool for the month of March: Grade

Grsde-Vl.-1',Thblml Smith. Grade M“ w,” gk-l, Norma Currie. Grade ill..-

luriel ' Moklilnon: 2.

letter was ‘not very serious. Sir Edward Marshall-l-laiL-Yoil agree that ll the case had come in- to Court. the fact that lMr-s. DennFs- toun had been living under the pro- tectlon of the general .must have been disclosedh-lf the case had been fought. Sir George Lewis said that he did not think that Sir John Cow- ens‘: executors mlght be pereued- , ed by that lfect to bend over. the car and not resist the claim. He disapproved very much of the abandonment of the action. I-le had never in hie life, except in that case, brought on action and mend- , Ree McNeil; 3, Mary McLeln; cued it on the day of trial. The ,' Freak Currie. Grade ll. —— l. Wylnent to blm of $100111 Mrs. Cornellurydlblnlstoun in August. 1924. was Grade l.-.-. An 198901100 to ‘I reqnestrJ-lc