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With a Little Paint

Perhaps there is just one room in your home that strikes s discordant note. Perhaps you would like to redecorate your entire house. But whether you do one room or many, you will be delighted with the Enish and economy of Lowe Brothers' ‘ High

Standard” Paints and Vamishes.

Mellotone Flat Wall Paint

Is one of the products on which Lowe Brothers built their reputation. It is

beautiful-ver_v_ easy to apgily and can be washed wit SOAP an WATER. Mellotorie is undoubtedly the most popular Wall Paint sold. One gallon covers, approximately 900 square feet (2 coats, 450 square feet) and covers solidly, which is on_s of the reasons wh it is so economical. Color Cards

market. They will wit tend heat. ice, steam, ammonia, and the hammer test. Th will not scar or show heel marks. ict dishes rested upon s surface finished _entirely with Nep- tunite will not mar the _polished fin- ish. They are veg rich n effect and above all, ECO QMICAL. Come in for your copy of the Nsptunite

mil Booklets free.

Neptunito ,Varnislies

Have just recently been _placed on the

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from :iiiiong us wo your friends ____ |:in;l neighbors have gntlier-

- A very pleasant gatlicring \\V;,5`,cil lien- tonight to show in ai very hem M the home of _\|.r_ and M,.5__sliValil_ iiieu.sui‘e Llic esteem .ln which Joseph Court"-oii Wednesday riigliillllll iii‘c_liI~ld by us. _ when 3 number of n9i,p|,b0,-S ,mdi Knowing your dcstimilioii is ilic frlentls glllhereli together to bi<l,i`i\i` “'95” ."0“l` l0Ul`""-V will bi* “ farewell to their daughtcr Mrs, lil- limi-1 “nfl ill`P5°m@ ‘Nie- .lis who leaves this morning lor thc, `~\li’l` Sllffffesfu il’~l““‘\ Fm* in WU" went" =` |_ri'cw lionie und ni-'ly you always

Dancing and music wus in<lnl;;p,| have it fond spot in your heart. for

- in “ter which ,me meeting wus ,.;,;.|your old i'rir>.nds, Wo ask you lo :ir- led to order by _MI-_ Fenton Courtitwlit llils reinuiii-bl‘€nf'0, our li9SI_

and the following address was

wlslios :icconipnny it and may God

read ‘hy Miss Hannah Ait\ls:i:ii:`l{|P**f‘ "Wi l"0““`Vf YOU “nd Wm' while Mrs. Dan Bi‘udle_v iiizide llic']1‘il" "U05 is ‘IW Bi“"°‘m Wish nf presentation of a nice sum ol' iiiou-ll'f“1l’ NUYCDVG f1‘1€Y\di‘~

ey. Lunch was served by the lud-

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ks present and dandng was Mum The curate of a fashionnhli-

resumed the music being fiirnislied by Police VMclntyrer.a.iid Earl Cul-

cliurrh was oiiflI~:ivoi'iiig to li-iicli tho sigiili'i<~:inco nf while io zi Sun-

len. _ lA feature 0|? the evening was al'i`i};\,T_‘;!‘f?°l___';:;1F;__ ,._m____ ,_ h_,i_I_,_

step dancing wmest' Th°se “king iiiv'ii°lal'>ly'dr-~ili'~ in iw clothed ln part were J. J. Mclnlyre, Earl Ar- wllilt, .lt hm( n'_,m.mge.,.. bins' Elmer Mcquaid and Dan As lilo your-U iiliswciwll, ho oxpliiiii- H“3h°| “nd W” W0” 1’-V J- J~ M0 oil, “\\'l|itr" .said lu-, "stiiiidii for lMY"e° ---to--» - joy :ind ilu- wi-ddiug tiny is ilu-

Mter all joining hands .ind idnf:

mrisl \ou~ utr i~ioii of .i “ou i s

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ing Auld il./ang Byne they depni'tc:l|li1‘~~_" V lil t_l1Pli‘ ll0m0S BM lilllng f\l!‘.~i. iff- .~‘. :ililull boy qimriurl: “\,\'hy rl()

lls iluil speed oii"‘l`i§-"journey,

il|»V mm nil wear lvluck'."'

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THlS in ilu' vrii ol' tho pr4'i'friI."o1:

li' d_iséiiiv-_uni`l sensilali pf-upir do

iiolnrait until sickness lins ut-luuliy

V' % bofnrcgdlonmd ' tho u~u~|l\lr».

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Ciild ` no Syrup

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, ` fllrzlly became; of their

use of laixatlve Syrup,

r _ Family'Laxai,lve V -i hodimooi ii ui ' ` .a:°i.‘fL1§"i.i -IU! knew_.ll|ol_’acts.'l'hcrc die vos, oaihamos. purge-

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sviuir Persia. _

_ ' 'iw ‘Zelillresloregood humor _ Mothers! ApplyCommon Sense .

'roi-mule, hoo uifoovoio. of iuoiu.

I-.»m|_v»uml of Eguitinn aeiinu with ‘ perl-iii und desire e aroinutlcs, and so up|irct‘.ill`l.cd that it is now tho lor,-.-4-al. si-lling reparation oi" iia ;_ kind in tlic worlil, over 10 million _ lmltlcs being used annually. Tho .‘ furrnulii is on every package. ;»

Tlirec Rules of Health

l‘|irchusc_a botllo of Laxutivo

Syrup l'opsm ai. a drug store and always kocp one in thu fnniily medi- cine clicsl.. Give it lo unyoiio from _ infant. to grandparent, for it is safe. ` HB4 the oosl. _is lell than ri vcnl. u dose. -Your can lrevp ri tang!

licullha wiui just this simple m vine. ‘ivo ii. for oonsli tion, mr- . id livcr, indlgestion, Iliillolianms, ' llead aches. colds and other 1-.vidmico of bowel obstruction. Ili._Coldwal.l, 'H who was e practicing physician for ' 47 yea!! and wlio originate-tl thlu '

that lie found very effective among

patients and _which you can fol- w with great bcnclit: K:-up the sad cool. tho feel. warm, nnd the bowds open.

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At Rotary _

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Association was in have given. an address, but unfortunately he was detained lii_ Sunimerside owing io lhc- storm. llis place wus taken. by Mr. J. (). llyndinun, President ol’ the Associated Boards of Trade. who dealt mainly with the need of thc business iiieii and farmers get- ting iogoilicr und working for the iiidusirizil zidvziiiccment ot' our provilii-_»~.

llr. Hyndman said thai. the As-

sociated Press had iiiiidc urruiige~ ments to have the Farmers Insti- iuie representatives to come to the i-.lly ni-xt suinmor, und also to have nu address givcii hy Mr. 'l'. A. iii-nson, who took quite ii promin- cnt part -ln organizing the Egg and l'oultry Co-Operative Association.

Mr. ilyndmim also amplified the

\'li»w,., bo had given at the Farmers’ .l\icv-ilug last week regarding lhe inn-ll oi' more agricultural educa- ilon, and uiiott-d iilgiircs sliowiiig llini tliii more highly educated the i`:irmor wus along the technical llnoa of his own calling tho greater his earning power.

llc spoke of the splendid work

lwlih-.li is being carried on in the 'Agricultural and Technical School and hoped that although the agri- cultural grant might be cut off that ihis school could be continued.

Mr. Hyndman spoke enthusiasti-

cally of the great agricultural pos- sibilities of this island, of the suc- cess of the various agricultural co- op:-rutive movements, and of the need of giving these as wide pub- llcliy as possible. _

Rolarian Reuben M'cDoni\ld gave

u short talk on the Rotary text as- signed him, namely, “The Require- |meht of Members to Strive for the Bettcrinent of their Craft Corres- ponding Vto Classification." parti- cularly stressing higher standards of business practice. _

On motion V of Rotariaa Turner.

seconded by Rotarlan Rogers, the sympathy of the Club was extend- ed to Rotarlan Dr. Reid in the ' death of his father, and the execu- tive was instructed to send n letter of condolence. “' ”

od and the 'guests present were Mr P. D. Crosby ot lit.. ssnorfs and

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The musical programme includ-

od xi solo by Mrs. J. .I Stewart who was warmly encorsd. '

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iioy Mr. A. R. .ionog of tho Prince , |

Elward Isla l E iid Poultry! -

Rotarian Gordon Hughes presid- _V

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i DON'T M188 A-DVER‘lWl»SEiMEN.T OF SALE ofiwatenmere, 4 acres ol land especially well suited for a re- tired farmer. Must act quickly.

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NEW PLACE OF BUSINESS. -

Mr. George li. Prowse has taken the store lately occupied by Mr. W. T. lWellner on Qtipen _Street and is having' it renovated.

CHURCH OF SQOTLAND.-Rev

-Ewen MacDougall_ will .preach Sub- batb 16th, at Murray River at 10.30 and if the travelling is favorable it iris in 2.30; and Belle River at 7 p. in, Also Wednesday 19th, ut Sunimerside at 7-30 p. in. and Fhiirsday 20. and Friday 21 ut Coleman at 7.30 p. ui.

:d u telegram conveying lhe sud news of the death of Mrs. M. G. Mac-Laod. She passed away ut Omaha, Neliruskn, on Wednesday. March tllh. The bereaved husband is ii brotlicr of Mr. R. A. MacLeod. Nn further particulars liuvre conil-i to liuiid yet.

MURRAY HARBOR NORTH .NQ

TES-.\lr. Frank Kenny Morell rec ently visited friends in M. H. N.- 'l‘lie farmers around here are bus- ily engaged in hauling and cutting their winter's wood.-Mies Flor- ence Mcl-leri-an has returned lc her home after visiting friends in Gladstone.~Miss Mary Candon has re~t\rrned lo .her homo in .\l. ll. N. filter visiting friends in Sturgeiin .ml Panmure Island.-l.\lr. Douglas Grulium, Gaspereaux recently vis- ited M. H. N.-Mr. Raymond Con- don. Pannuire Island 'recently vis- ited lrlonds in M. ll. Nnrtli.-0iir school is progressing iluvorzibly un- der tho skillful management ol’ our teiiclrcr, Miss Mary lil McLeod. ~ Mr. William Johnston of Murray Harbor North has recently purcliu- sell a line horse, from Mr. A_-llbf-rl Johnston our well known horse dealer.-Mr. Lawrence »McHerran. one ol' our leading young men is busily engaged in building an irre- boat.~iMr. Verne Johnston, M. ll. N., recently visited Gaspereaux.- Mr. Laurie McLure, M. H. N., spent the week-end visiting frlendsln Peter‘s Road.-Mr. Lyle Beaton, Pe ters Road, puid a visit to M. H. N., Mr. James llannlgan, Cambridge, recently visited M. I-I. N.-iillr'. |Laurenoe Gordon, Cape Bear, pnid fn visit to Murray Harbor North.---I

ently.--Mrs.'J, D_ Mooney, George- town spent the week-end visiting

recently visited M. H. North.-The fishermen around here are ‘busily 'engaged in making traps. prepar- ,ing for the spring fishing.

ELIZABETH ANNIE SM-lTH.

Elizabeth Annie. Smith entered'

\nto_resl: Feb. Sith at her home N_e\v Glasgow. Deceased was the oldest. daughter of the into J. I.. Smith and Annie Stevenson. She was born March lflth, i855. She was laid] aside from active work for the pabtl eight yours during which tluio her sister Martha luitlifully and loving- ly waited upon her. She was ai niciii ber of thc Cliristlun Church, New Glasgow.

Sho leiivos lo mourn har loss,

thrvo sis-ilcrs: Martha, Mrs. G. H. Stevenson. Ncw Glasgow, and Mrs. A. McNeill, lliarquis, Srisk., and two brothers: Wutsmi E. Wheat- ley Rivor, and Cyrus, New Glasgow.

Tho funeral siiriilces were held

nt tho homo l~‘oli. lltli, coiilliicted by thc Rev. A. P. liodgcs. liiloriuoui nf New (ilfllllww. The pail liurircrs were llorace Ling, Oliver Suiinilers. J. Clark, llrcntoii Dickieiion, Wil- lard McGregor, Win.~l2ulmnn_.

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The new 'denti frice that re- V moves film and

tartar from the teeth.

Dental resear n

that film is tlisc maart:

"xiii tooth trouble, |¢ ° "Il to teeth, dots be.

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“WIA lf* ft ilt forms the basis of oesta dingy and

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it wliltsns tlis tsstb by

"”‘°V"\l dlsooloratien caused by fruits, mi, topseoe, ata. l_t has been used extensively .ln den- » Gil practise and cannot harm ills snamal. -this

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` DEDl=OA1’il0N-A-The facade which has been #built as snmemorial to tho late Csrlcn Simpson who was Priest incumbent of _ St. Peters Cathedral for 84 years and the Baptistry erected -in memory oi’ Sister Theresa Cundall of the House of Mercy, Olewer, England, will be dedicated atihc opening services of mg. Diocesan Cliurcli Society on Tuesday 18th_at 7.30 p. m. The. aol of dedication will .ha performed by the Rev. C. de W. White, Rural Desn and -the sermon preached .by the Ven. A. W. Wai.- son, Archdeacon oi' Prince Edward island,

MILLVALE NOTES. -Mr. Louis

Slwrry uf. Suninierslde spent the week end 'in Mlllvelo, thc guest of Mr. John Hagen.-Miss Annu Murphy of Charlottetown wus visit- ing her home ln Mlllvale last week. -We wish to congratulate Mr. William Murphy for winning the grand prize at the whist series that was held at Hone River hall during the wuiter.- Nearly all the farmers in Millvule are hauling inud.-- Millvalo school is progress- lug favorably under the skilful inuiiageincnt of Mis-is (lraoc Dnucetlc.

CHELTON NOTES. -Mr. and

Mrs-_ ltiissol Craig, spent tho weck end at lirarlford, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Mayliew.- Mrs. Henry Affleck is visiting her old home the guest of her father, Mr. Charles Campbell who is confined to his bed with illness.-Mr. llermus Myers, Carleton .was ii visitor to Clicltoii last week.-» Miss Edna (lanipliell, thc talented young pianist und teacher iskcpt busy.-Mr. Heber Myers of North Carleton spent the week end visit- ing friends in Cholinn. -Mr. Wallace Gardiner, Chelton was tho guest ui lhc home of Mr. and Mm. Jeffries, Lower Hodeqilc on Sunday lnsi.- Mr. Elnicr Pearson is taking iidvaniiigc of thc good roads hy hauling lumber to Mr. F Schurman.

quantities of paints and oils of dif- ferent kindn in his shop. directly beneath from whore _the light was first seen. But it is not thought that any such' chcmlciil action would likely take place with thc oils as io cause the strange light. A peculiar coincidence is that at the same time a large man was` seen walking cross the bridge andl suddenly disappear from sight.- A nad fatality almost occurred licre

the well known Trapper and fur dealer had a narrow escape from drowning in the Northumberland Straits. The young ninii hnd been skating with some smnll boys along sliore__ when after a llmc

last week when Mr. lieatli Craii:.`-

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' “EXIT CEASER”-Two Part Comedy

IN MEMORIAM

AN OLD PIONEER PA§SES

E. A. Anderson died at noon to-

day at his homo on Suiilli Ninth Street. Ho hui bccn practically an invalid for se ~i-ul yours, following

young Craig became seized with an ambition to try the ice further out.| where open water had been run-| ning but u few days before. Aftcr| skating on some distance ihol

young man suddenly broke througn I and would probably have dro\\‘uc_d had it not been for the pluck and bravery ol' tcn year old Alex Richards, who ventured out on the thin ice with ii. pole and with his nerve and pole helped pull the ter- rified young man out of the icy waters and no doubt saved him froiu drowning. The affair will be reported to thc Humane Sociciy willi the hopes that young Alex muy he decorated for liravory.

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Sulphur Clears

Rough, Red Skin

Face, Neck and Arma Easily Made Smooth. Says Specialist

Any breaking out of the skin,

oven fiery. itching cczonia. can _be quickly overcome by applying ii little Montho-Sulphur. declares n noted skin specialist. Because ol its germ destroying properties, this- sulpliur Dreparatlon begins at once to soothe lrrliatcd skin and heal eruptions such as rash, pimples and ring worm.

it seldom fails to remove thc

torment and dlsfigliremont. and you do not have to walt for relief from embarrassment. improvement quickly shows. sufferers from skin trouble should obtain a small jar of Rowles Months-Sulphur from any good drugglst and use it like cold cream.

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i\l||innl'a Llnlaselit for Dnlirlrnfl

Piano _& Furniture

PULISH

The Best polish we ilmow of ls___ _ _

Macro' cram

_ frhls polish If used, accord- lifg to directions, not only olssns lnii pouches, but hides a lustre that will im. `

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Iibstififlilirltt

ii slrolro ol' piiilysls, init ilu- will came rather suddenly tu~di.iy. iilr. and Mrs. Chas Padgett and his daughter, Mrs. J. A. Lusc, were with hiin at the end,

News of his death comes as :i

great shock to tho scores of friends ho won during his long rc- sldciicq in Marshfield. Big, nciirly, good-natureii and jovial, he won friends on every side.

Mr. Anderson wus horn at Sl..

l’rtcr's, Buy Prince Edward lsluiill. May 20, 1842, son of David Anderson, and camo lo Coos County in 1869. Ho first ongagtd ln shipbuilding and later establish- cd a livery business here. His wife, who died a few yours ago, wus also u native of Caiiariu.

Mr. Anderson served as Council-

uilin and as Mayor of Marshfield, and also us Coos County Com- inissioiier, ami took a proinlncn\. part in public affairs.

Mr. Anderson is siirviiioal by the

following children: Mrs. J. S. Coke. wife of U. S. District Attorney Coke. oi' Portland, ()rogon, Mrs. J. A. Luse, of Marshfield, Ore. Mrs. Fred. Chestnut, of lhiriinganio, Cul. I-lerbcrt Audcri-mn, of lilursli- ficld, Orc. Coos llay Times, Marshfield and North llciid, Orr., Feliriiury 20.

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MRS. MARTHA SHEEN

Mrs. Martha Sheen, widow of

the late Matthew Slicen, Kensing- ton. died ou Feb. 29. aged 86 years. Sho had sustained ii pcrlol of sick- ness that taxed physical poworg to thc extreme limit, but she persever- ed with that moral courage that is malntaiiied only by a truc christian life. _

ln muldenliocd she was Marilin

McKay, daughter of the late William McKay, Sea View. llero she spend her maiden years and was married to Mr. _Matthew Sheen, Nov. 28, 1865. They settled on the homestead which they main- tained and developed into- lhe modern con ltlos in which it now flourishes. 'lqlils could not be done without much care, much effective labour, and well directed septum. Blio saw all the necessitudes through vlhlch two generations have passed and maintained a true family status inthe passing. Sha

w_a: tl1_c; lastt inember of the origin- s, ani yo seven. _. ~

The lasue`_ of the marriage was

one d_au|hts;.‘ Oliifsty, Mrs. George Davison, Be _ ton ,and fl-ve boys, the survlvl *.,_ members being William D/_ , Boaton.’Mass, GGDPDN - James and Joseph. Kensington, and the late

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ST. -PA TRICK’8 DAY

The Charlottetown Dramatic Club _

Pnsssurs

“The Irish Attorney”

STAGE DIRECTION J. .AUSTIN TRAINOR ,.-

UNDER THE AUSPlCES OF T.HE

BENOVELENT iiusii socisrr ,

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