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is A - - in ' f A ' When You Think Pdilliiiili fUllli °i'..°fiii. neiiiiiiient pf UNK’ l ' *_ Creditors

` U5 Effort Allglllélr None.. is nergven that 'raw-

.lt is alwavs flattering to

a store to have many reg- ular customers. _Peop e who

come repeatedly must have 6

confidence

A large percentane of our

_ hueing?__o9gies from ref-

ular _ some-rs who tra e ‘

' here and year outs ited to subscribe themselves as liber-

tation Scheme __

The heads ot all Mercantile Rstah llshmonts, Factories, nnu other Estab- lishments whern labor is employed, are requested to solicit frcni their eni- ployees one dny’s pay towards this scheme. and thc heads oi’ the Estab-l lishlneuts above mentioned :iro reques-

` zstn any or February A. D. 1916 under

philus D. Ling ot Wheatley River in Queens County, Prince Edward ls- land. Merchant, has made an assign- ment bearlng date the 26th day of February A. D. 1916 alid tiled the

Au Act respecting assignments for the beueilt of (‘redltors"aud all Acts in amendment thereof lo the undersigned John T. McLeod of New Glasgow in Queens (lounty in said Island, Mer- chant Tuilor of all his estate credits and effects for the general beneiit ol

ally as possible, and to forward to Mr.

They kn°w our methods ‘ Blnning, Manager of the Bank ot' Nova his creditors.

BIB fight and th3t [hey Will Scotia. Cliarlottetoivn, thc sums so sub A lll‘f0l-lllg Of lhf* l'l'0dl|»0l’S Ol' lll0 be tpeatgd as wg wguld like isrrihed and collected, not inter than above named ’1`lwuiil\iluS D- I-ine will to be were we the buyer in_ lst. March Prox. be hold nt the oliicc of L. D. lilcoallum.

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stead of seller. Why not 19,.

make this your regular trading place for drugs and medicines.

When You Think Of Drugs Think Of Us

J. G. Jamieson Druggist

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rrasioil. leuviin: (`i\nrlotteto\\'|i nt 10.00

ai. m. - ig '~y --

TIDE TABIJE hour trnip und nt itoyalty Junction

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FEBRUARY.

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reriati’-11'.-'__ _.= f . nf., wave. -'rth to loin, rain sic.-1 snow. l.1th to 14th. mul.-li wind bluster 15th to 20th. cold and un settled. 21st to 24th, wind and sleet 25th to 27th. very cold. 28th to 29th. unusually cold' weather.

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DIARY OF EVENTS.

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'T0-DAY. '

» City Magistratc's Court.

People’s-Theatre-7 and 8. _ ui. Prince Edward Theatre-" and

8.45 p. m.

Seed Fair in Sunim.-rslliv.

Supreme (‘ourt. in (1--orgetonn.

Lecture in Gram- (‘hurch--8 p. in.

lil lt'l‘ HS

PERRY-in this city. l"<=b. 28, 1016, to Mr. and Mrs. ii. J. l‘crr_v, n son.

DOUGLAS.-At .\'orl\oro, l~`eb_- 22nd. to Mr. and Mrs. J. Arnold Douglas, a son.

NELLEB.-.\t. \’i'cyburn, Saitek.. on February il. 1910. to Colonel and Mrs. Notice. ai son.

l)EA'l`iIS

GlLLl8.- At. (lariicid, I"cbruur_v 14th, 1016. Murdoch Gillis ln the 77th your of his ugc.

M¢LEOD.- At Forelst Hill, Mans.. William E. the eldest und beloved son of Murdorh W. und lilarguritc P. Mc- Leod. ago 20 yi-urs, Formerly oi' (ll.-n Martlu, l'rinco Edwuril lslunrl.

POTATO SUPPLY NEAR

LOW EBB IN GERMANY.

AMSTERI)Al\l_ viii London. Web 28.

-The Telegrazif i-'nys toriuy llint tho now Dutch minister or iiuunco is dc- termlned to stamp out smugizllng and lhsg aslmd for twothousandncw rua- toms oillcials. who nro to bc rcigruilcil from the military.

According to tho Llcrltn Vossit-llc

-Zeltung potato cardsnillowing a pound daily to each person, whlcii are nl- ready ln force in I)rcsdt-n. will hc -stopped shortly iliroinghout. Germany. A potato census is now being taken in order to ascertain whether the short,- ago among tho Teutonic Allies is scri- 0l.l9. i

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T1~:isrnERS;=~ - For

Military Rubber Boots

- Tho Committee in charge ot "Soldiers Comfort Fund." coll 'Fenders in :apply approximately pair; of Military Rubber Boots. ploo and prioo malt be submit

the Ha? 'Treasurer not later lloh. , 191|.

the or

ed from the undersigned.

A. W. HYNDMAN, '

lion/l‘ron|nrer,

Charlottetown,

1916

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10.02 21.011 3.10 15.27

1052 2 8 1 1 §_~§;i}§;;§ Navigation (fo. Limited

505 15.59 16.46 ‘ 17.27

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' ,_ \Vaier streets Charlottetown. on Wed-:

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Dated 18th day ol` February, A. D.

C. R. SMALLWOOD.

Secretary

Special l~J|`l`ort Couimiitce.

T442-2-19-bitt.

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Grand 'Orange Lodge

The .~\unu:il Mt-cling ot` thu itighl

\\'orshipful Grand (lrzingc Lodge ot' l’. l-3. island will bo lit-id nt Suinnn-rsitlc \\'cdncsdu_v, Murcli thc 8, 1010 at the hour of 2 o`cloclt p. ni. All cone.-rncil will govern tliciiisclw-5 anzcortllugly. A special train will run bctwcon Charlot- tetown nud Suunncrsldc for the oc-

Uonnettii with liluiiti l<l.ir

ith ldztstvrn trnin lutlie morntnti.

C. E. McKENZiE,

Meeting

lt. W. (1. S~'l_'. .

mn W________ Low W___e_ _5_,8_w_\m_ “ ‘ Valuable Farm, Stock etc,

harloltgtqwn Steam ,nw im win and r....n.n....n of _ioi-in

Solicitor Deslirisay Block. Charlotte- town, oil \\'c<liicsd:-ii' tint 15th day of March A. I). 1916 nt tht- hour of eleven o't-lock in the forenoon to receive ii stzitoinent of his aitlalrs nud for the giving of directions with reference to the dsposal of the estate.

t`rcdltors are hereby rciiuired tu Iilc

llicir chiinis with thc iiiitlcrsigiictl :it

thc ollicc ot’ 1'. ll. ;\ici‘allum nt'o|'csui<l with prool'.~'. and particulars us requir- cd by thc said .-\<~l on or before the dny of such meeting.

lluts-il this twclily-ciglltli dny nl

l°`ebruni'y_ A. ll, 1910

JOHN T. McLEOD.

As.~:lgiicc_

7502-2-29-.\l'l`ut‘S_29l ll,Sai.~llll

Auction Sale

at Emerald

l ani instructed by the Executors oi’

-PO\VER. late of Emerald to soil by Public Auction on the premises at Em- erald. ou SATURDAY, ELEVENTH day of ;\lAR(`H A. D. 1916, at tho hour of 'i`Vi'ELVE O`CLOCK NOON. that valuable Farm of the said JOHN POWER situate at Emerald, Lot ’l`\VE.\lTY-SIX in Prince County, cou- tsiniug Seventy-live (75) acres of land: ALSO all the Farm Stock,

Annual General

Notice is hereby given that the An-;

i-uni General meeting of the share-L olflers of the tharlottetown Steam; nwizntioii (‘oni1':\.ny Limited will be` d at the office of the Company.i rner of Great Geor e and Lower`

esday, the lst. of March next. ati the hour of 11 o`clock a. m.. for tlir, ectiou ot’ directors and other bus res. Ry order

G. W. WAKEFORD- -

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-==1»' ilmmi .ikaliig Pull-'f

MORELL RlNK

Wednesday,.Marcii lst!

82nd Band in Attendancei

Special train leaves Char'

lottefown at 630 p.m. Re- turning same night.

Supper after the Skate

Come and enjoy one of the

best outings of the winter. T578-2~29m2l. .g

(Patriot please copy.)

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Qynopsis oi Canadian Norliiwesi

Land Regulations. _

Till: sole heail 1.-t uitumlv ur rlnyinale over

eighlefn ye_:;r_e_nl% ms_y_hq.\:_r_ies:__ead _:°_qusrt_<7:r~

-ieciiono ava are ommo - an in nni": a. 4askat<:l\ewan or Alberta. _ 'Applicant must ap- pear in crson at the Dominion Lands Agen.y~

11'. .-

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on Sul:-/igencv tot the lljsirict. Entry bv proxvi may bc nnvlr at vnylllominlgrn Landis Agencv. ibn not Sub-Auencyl on irrlinn r ouditions. _' __')utn:s->ix months residence unon and cul- iivntionpt the land in each oi three yearn. ._\ homesteitfer mayiive within nine miles oi his honiestead nun farm ol at least 80 acres. on rertsm conrhimue. A hah-table house is rp- <“1|red_cr:cent wlrrn- residence is pcriomicd tu t c vlc'n|tv. ln certain districts a liolnesteadcr in good

standing may pre-cvI_pi a quarter-section along- side his homestead. 'rice 8.300 per acre | Duties --Six inontlis residence in cnrli of three Years alter earning homestead patent ; also 50! acres extra cultivation. l'rc-eruption pitent may

be ol_:tn|n¢¢_l__s_s soon ns homestead patent. ou_ | 1

certain con tdorw _

settler w o has exhausted his homestead;

right may take a purchased hom-.stead -in cer -- tain districts. lrice I3 00 per acre. llnties-I Must reside six xnnnlhain each oftliree \cars,. cultivate $0 acres and "rect a house wor.-h.$3._00»

The area of cultivation la subject to reduction

in cal: of rough. rcvubby or stony land Live stock may be substituted for cultivation under certlin conditions. .

W. \\'. OORY. f`. M. ii .

Deputy ofthe Mlnllter of the lnierior`

N. B.»--Unauthorized publication ni this rd-

vertioement will not hepnld lor. 64388. 6500-I~Ilml| Marftl. _ i

;;"-'!eI~1»---_

Crop, Farming Implements, Furniture. lite., consisting in part as followsz-

f`»ne More in foal lil years old flue Mare in foal 11 years old

One Mare two years old

Vine milch cow 3 years old Hue cow in calf 4 years old une cow in call' T years old .me Pig. ”l‘went_v-tlvc hens 150 bushels potatoes, 300

Oats

i" ®cs=i.cls Wheat, 7 tous hay .-. fi-n= -.tra-.v, Binder. Mower, Hay

:___ __ ,-.

'i rl ».. ‘ :_ "vw Rox Cart. Spring

bushels

:`> fr

lf..-. la ._--.~. Ploughs, Wood

S'eigh¢

lJr;.~il1_' sl- `gl1S Driving \Vi1glZOIl.

»» p..i;:'or Harness, Furniture and other ar

-1 les. _

The land will be sold under and by

.,.--r .9 .r a Power of Sale for that ;-iirpose contained in the Will ot' the said JOHN POWER. ~

Terms on personal property:-ALI.

SITMS under Five dollars ($5.00) (!ASli:-OVER Five dollars ($5.00! EIGHT MONTHS credit on Approvcd Joint Notes.

For further particulars npply to the

Executors. JOHN 'l`. \VHl'l`l~] and JAMES ll. Ml-Gl'l(l.\N_ M, ll. lilni- craid.. ~

Dated this ’l`\'VEN'l’Y-i\'l.\"l‘ll dny

l»‘f-hrunry A. il. 1910.'

JAMES H. CROSSMEN.

l\uct.ionccr.

Tr'\iil-2-MFeb.20,lVlu|'_2,II,4.7_l'i,!l

For Sale

Schooner “Eldon C." 27 tons- Re-

bulli. in 1905. In good condition. Com- plete with sails audruuiiliig gear. Au- chors and Chains, Lights compass &c, nud new Dory.Flrst Class fishing or trading Craft. For further particulars write.

` MATTHEW/Q McLEAN, LTD ,

_, Souris, l’. E. l.

or JAM-ES H. DINGWELL,

_fowncr) Morcll, P. IG. I.

'IW9-2-2i<lllfl1M<‘/fitl.

Training School for Nurses

THE W.'W. BACKU8 HOSPITAL

A l'l'i\'litc tluilciwil liu.~'|»iinl with

vicll ciiuippcd lncdlcul, aiirigicnl und obstetrical departments. ofl`crs at tiircc years gruilcd courrste to yoillli; \\'0|nvli desiring ii nursc`s trninlnig.

Wrltc nl oncc for cirjculzir of infor-

mation.

KATHLEEN A. DOWN. R. N.

Superintendent of Nurnel.

Norwich, Conn.

75155-2-26-l\l2|us.

Mdneylo Loan

Wo have sums or $250, $500, $800,

$1,000 to $2,000 and other amounts to _loan on farm securities ot iirst- class quality' and on satisfactory city properties. '

MnoKINNON A-1 MeNElLL,

90 Great tagrge St., _(Sharing own.

73152-iimitusl -

’FOR

The Lewis Granite & Marble Worksifat Cardigan

f 'h _

it preferred

Will be sold either as a prosperous going concern with

e good will of a business established over tif gears, or ill _sell put stock, tools,; elif., now_ on -han_il_. _ _‘splendid

arts- opening or any person wit _exmKienoe_ . _ __ _easy on_ wort .wr-.._.

mm, "muh" my M obwm straight sale, or present propnetoriwouid sell patxinterest {‘;;}f°.?h';}§{,°'

, _ no s

Scarcity of competent help un to of it.

_ The Granite Worlto, 'E .

SALE

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THE

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_ NAMED IN Honon

`~ or anrrisn Nunn,

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The gulf _between the “Producer” and the “Consumer”

ill liil ll] lliillEHii

bliss lilunche Stewart, City has l'c»

cclved the following li-llcr t'rom her brotberz- f

Wostcrn iluugcr Camp,

Fi-h. 2, 1916.

My Dear Sistcrz- Received your

letter. W’o have made n move since l last wrote you and arc now, in Kent County, we are cnmpcd three miles from the coast oil' thc English (Thun- nel, and about tcp uillcs from Shorn cliffe. We are the only .Battalion here. And wc expect to go to the front in drafts.

\’Ve are right in lilo irncls ol thc

Zeps when they pro to 1.olnlol\. 'l`licr~& wnn ii mid hcre not long n;.fo,' anul ull

und thcrc are big holes in. tho tit-ids wherc they dropped bombs. Wi- litive. 'o keep our windows t-ov:-rod every night. Tlicrc is twjcc ns much mud here as at Llrauisltott, for thc lust bunch wus Artillery und tho horses have it tramped up _ln sonic place- 'he mud is three feet deep, and thi \-‘oatlier is much colder hero.

We are four miles from thc nearcs'

Town and doii'l like it ns well us al ilramsliott. There is not much intcr osting news this time ns we are not settled down yet, hut will write soon ngaiu_ 1 may be leaving here in about *wo weeks for thc front it` they tukc a draft soon for l lntcnd io go in the llrst. \\'c nrt' lilh miles from Bruin shott cznnp und that much nr-arcr the i'roiit :ind on it line tiny we can licur tho sound ot' thc big guns. T1-ll nur ther l got thc papers also pnrccis shc soul inc.

W(-ll l inusi ring oil [or now so iioori

bye. \vitli love to ull.

l"ron| your loving l>ro|iu~r_

' JACK.

Addi'css_ `

No. 4»l:'>.SI1.\, l'l¢-. John A. Slcwurl, (‘. l‘oln|iiiii)' 5.3111 llattztlion 1', IG. I”

\\’|~slci'n llangcr (‘nn|p,

lfolksloiic.

Kent. (‘onn|y, Ei\i:iund_

NEW WORLD‘S BILLARD RECORD.

(‘llltJAG(),Fcbriiary 28.- Mark Cat-

ton, of Uliicngo. made what is today said to be n world`s record at straight rail billards nt u local billurd liall in three nights play. Catton ran 2.634 bc fore inissiiif; n shot. leading the for-

nmrk wus ninth- on it 5 by 10 table.

i‘attou lu-gun the run last l"rltii\y

night, when he inside 1,000. ()li Suinliiy hc ran n thousand. and lust night counted 0514 licforc iiiissliig.

"lil" PUTS, JUY Iii _

Slllli llilllllli iiil

"My, how 'Tir' gladdons tired, Swollen, Burning Fest-

|t's Glorlousl"

“How °TlZ‘ doom help con foot."

Ah' what fi

als

the windows arc broken in our sliaclts.

mor record ol' 2.572 niuilc by liurvcy Mclicnnn in linslon in 1887. ’i`hc new

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into get up and thunk the members. I

A delegation oi uit-nibcr.~i ot’ thc

Kensington Womens Patriotic Acco- ciatiou waited on thi- prcsldcnt, Mrs. Isaac Lowther nt hcr homc on tho* evening oi' Feb. 22nd, and prcscutetii her with a chair und the following nd-' dross to which Mrs. Lowther nlnde ii suitable reply. A pleasant cvcning was spent, and rcfreshnicnts served: I Address:- l

Kensington, 1'. 1:). l.. l<`cb. 22, 1010i

Mrs. lsuac llowtlior, l

l’rcsldcnt, \Vouiens, i’ut|'iotic_ Assou

Kciisirigioii, l’. li. l.. 1

llcnr Mrs. Lo\vthor,- j

. your follow woi'kcl's in thc l{on»‘

singlon \Vumcii'n Patriotic .Mssocintioiii zissctnlile here this cvcniin: to clidcai'-f or in sonic suinll tici.1roc~_ to sliuw our! ~\pprcclnlion oi' you, :ind your l'uiihl`u| , irnrh as i<~zidi-r ol' our sm-|t‘t_\'. Unllcrl your gtiiiluin-it our sucicty line ln-cpl

1-niinnnlly sill-r-cssfiil: wc nlny add; with u iii-.g|'c\: o|` pnrdotnihlc pritll\_ i.liu| our ns:~'oci;itiou cxci-1-tletl our host; -'xpcctutiomi in procurlui.'; money to hiiy airlli-los for our dcl`u1nlu|'s. ’l`|u- ln.-t ol' your liarini; two sons \\'i-ui-inc tht- Kings unil`orlu no doubt gave you much inside knowledge ni the necds of soldiers and uiilmatetl you strong- ly inwards thc gcncrul cause.

Please accept. this chnir as a token

of mn- appreciation ot' your \\‘o|'k.

Signed in behalt' of thc \V0mcu's Patriotic Association.-K. |

Why So Weary, Depressed

0 hy Not Strong' Vigorous

You`rc uneasy, restless, without ap-

petite. Still worse you are thin and faggcd out. Work must be ilono, but whore is tho strength to come t'rom?

Mako your blood nutritious nud

you'll have lots of stmiigtli. Your on- ly hnpc is li‘ui‘i'o2o||c, and instant blood-iuuker, blood-purillcr, lilood-en- richer. it brings keen appetite, dig~ osts food und supplies nutrition for building up nil the bodily tissues. Frrrozoiic makes muscle and norve- llbrc. increases your weight, instllls ai reserve of energy into thc body and iioilcs wcariness or exliaustiou from any cause. To have vlrlllty and healthy vigor use Ferrozone which all dealers sell in 50c boxes.

PARGE

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’|`hc following oxirncig nrt: from a

l<~t||-r reel-_ivcll from Snmncl l‘}|liott who wus in tho Tillii (‘li|iici'ol\ llilrll- lundr-rs during. the llrsl ,\'c'u'_uf the war during which _time ho wcnt through four bayonet clmrgcs and took part. in scvcriil fziniuus bultlcs. Pic. Flllihlt rcr-cnily \vns trnnsl'crrcd and hir: inldri-ssc in now:---No. 20318. No. l t'n|inliui| l"ic|d Aliiliilinlicc, llrit- ish ljx||c:litimili|'_\' l~`ori:c_ |~`ruii<'.c. The cake and l~nin|_v to wliicli ht- rvfcra was soul to him by iflinrlotlt-town Lodge. l. i). (I. ’l`_. ol' which he in ii inoliillcr. Tho lviit-r i'olhiwn~~

Dear llrotlicr:-l must drop n line

to let you know that l rcceivcd the cakc and cindy lust night in pnricct order. l~2vcr_vtl\ing wus llno. It ivna a long tllnc on lim \vny_ l ciumol t-xp|'<-as in words how |.:lnd l was to noe it. ’l_`he cake is u hnauty. I gave all thc lsilind boys hcro a piece of ll. Thorn nrc clght “Spud-Islanders" ln this unit and we irc having Xiuus over again. 1 :nn sure thc Lodge could not have sent anything better. I am very fond of cake. l am sending a piece to my wife.` li nrrivorl nn Monday. Jan. Zllst.,-ilie niglil ol' nicollmi. l won wishing l

lark o(_ the Lodge every Monday ov- lngnnll hopo tlint I will he spared to

llelit with you in the not loo distant future. My hoart.is still in the cause or Tot1‘iporance.... _ ._ I was to sec

ot the Isluni Boys that are in the Artlllcrfv u week ago. Amour: that I naw was our good old Proud. They are all iopliing line fooling good. lt isgood toiieet. the

lionic. They are liot'_rar

no _

wo are at Drexel ow __ _ [ro i

gohy from

C¢Il|i!lIlPE»l.

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last tow; lt mild wlnt .so rain and~lo l_!|utl_. working tho' _ now ot winter when 31-son. 'rlisnk theknem-

0. G. T. 1 . B - the Bretlciiislrlileof cm '

ir omaisiint 'mfr in smear. nam . I

ret 1 me A ._

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writing. im writing this I 0 l.- ~

lslilnnnnlinn iiriiiiiiliiiiiiiiil*#4-iii-¥4i.4.i;»i;f;=;....

Nothing curcs so qiilckly 03 U10

healing pine csscuccs in Caitnrrho- zone. lt fills thc breathing organs with ai healing. soothing vupor that re- licvcs irritation nt once. Ordmal‘)` colds arc curt-il in lon' minutes. Ab- solutely surc for (`utarrli and in throat trouble it works like zi charm. Cut- urrhozonc is a permanent cure for bronchitis and throat trouble. Not an experiment-not u temporary rcllot- but it cure tliat's guaranteed. (let “i_‘ntnrrliozonr" today. and beware ot substitutes. ']`ho dollar onttlt is iziiiiriiiilccd nud small sizof 501: trinl sizo 25c ut all dealers.

"'i`:|n lllilitnry ltubbcr llools. $4.50 n

pair. Alloy & (‘o. 73-10-‘.!~‘.ZSl\lIli

“LACES l`or Innlics colori-ii top

liooig live dill`\-r»~i|t slniill-s. Allcy 8; rw., 7i'»~i0-2~28l\l5ii

llisiriol_llleeiing

The following in the program for

the third quziricrly mcctinir. of the Fliurlottetowu District oi' the llietllo dist t‘liurch, which opens in lleurtz Moinorlnl linll ucxt Wednesday at 2.30.

Address, "Following Christ." by

ltcv. 1-‘_ W. Sawdon.

Address or Papor- "Tiic f`l\l1r\“-ll

and its lteiation to llic present day". by Rcv. ll. Miller. _

.f\ddri~s.. or Paper- “S<~:ir1~ii\ill! f0l'

l.lglit."_by Rev. J.l.. Lund.

EVENING SESSION.

7.§l0~i.`halrmnu, |tcv_ .l_ l.. llnivaon.

B. A.. lirei-siding. llc will also give in nddrt-ss.

Address---“'i‘lic (.‘hurcli in linic of

war nud nl'tcr_" by ltr-v. A. .l. ilouiil.

Thursday uinrning. 9.30.-'l`wo all

dresses- one by ltcv. E. li. Stylus. "Jesus (Jhrist and Social Service," :ind nn address by ltcv lt. tl. Fulton.

These acrlnoils nrt: upon to ull who

cure to attend.

E. S. WEEKS.

1~‘. Sec‘y. of Dist.

" As axe advances _.

,' i ‘ the blood ggi..

if ||l | thin. tho nerves . \ 2 ~exl|uust4:rl a nd ‘ vitality runs low. ‘

_ y building up " - thc nerve toreoor ,

ini /" if 1' -1

- , f klglml is an |. - ._ ‘ it 1 . | 'nb , .- ' l toiiiggibo

v||iwc¢i.ycurs. 1 _

UM ...':.“.e“.- -H f

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Dr; Chase's’£`;fJ'i

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fNe'rve Food

()'i"l`A\\'A, l<`ell. 28.-(‘i.\l|uilu has

oillclully iiccldctl to honor thc '|\w|~. tyrcll Edith Cnvcll by perpctunliniz hor nuuio ou one ot' the most ruggril nud plcturcsiiuc of the western rzingc ot' peaks. The Government luis dc- slgiiated at mountain in the ltockics, on the fringe of Albcrtu, after thc heroine. ' _

Mount Unvcll is it sno\\'clnd_ om.

stuiniing peak. more than 11,000 ici-1 high, situated ilitceu miles south oi' Jasper. at thc junction of thc Whirl- pool nnd Atluibnscii rivers. Scvcrnl "Mount Cavclis" have been mention- ed in the newspapers. These were speculations und incorrect. :The mountain will be known as Mount Cuvell, not Mouut_Edlth Covell.

'To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROM0 QUININE Tablets. Drugglstswotund money it .t fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 25c.

Plllliilllll llliill

SPECIAL EFFORT AUGMENTA- TION SCHEME.

Al ai nivcting hclil in t'hc Legisla-

tive Assembly ou Wednesday lust the liith lust., the following mer- chants and other employers of labor were present and consented to the above scholnc:-

Prowso Bros., Ltd.. iiliurloiiciowin '” Reddin Bros.. tlliariottetown. James Patou & C0.. Oliarlottetown. Moore & McLeod, Charlottetown.

S. A. McDonald. Charlottetown. Jenkins & Son, Charlottetown.

Curvell Bros., Lliizwlottctowli.

Buutaiu & Boll, Charlottetown. llyurlinuu & Co., Ltd., Cliarlotic-

town.

Alley & Co., t7linrlottctown_ _ ll. \V. Iliuning for tlio»Bauk ot

Nova Scotia, ('!iiai'Iottetown.

l'rinr-r- Edward island Railway.

The (lunrrlinn l’ublls‘lilug (lo. The Patriot Piibiisiilng Co. The Exiunincr Publisliing Co. llcer & (loff. t'harlott_clown. W. li. ltrnu-rs. Ltd.. (‘harlottoio\vn. Bruce .\’lc\\'urt & Co., Charlotte-

town.

Auld llros, (‘hnrlottciown. .\t ihnl inct-lim.: it was also rc-

solvctl thnl. nil employers 0l` lubol' iihcr than those nlready luivlng giv- en their 1-mist-lit bc nskvd through tho pros;,- to ilo so.

All employers ol' labor willing to

consent who st-nd in their names I0

thc Sccrctarv. (‘ li. Smullwood. will hc at once ntlded to the above list.

. ' 7521-2-25M5l _

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» ‘GUARDIAN lilASSiFlEll AUS. 11'

Ono cont por word llrot lnl¢rr|o'~ In thlo column half aunt por '

“ora each oeatlnuntlonl Cash :nun accompany or-oar. Minimum

chnrgo Twenty-llvo eontl

1 -_ .__-- -.-:--

Agents Wanted

AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR

"Tho old reliable Fonthlil Nurser- ies." We leach our men to soil. Ex- perience unuecessa y; highest com missions paid; handsome froe equip- ment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto,

Ont. 2108-2MEFob.20.

llelp \Vantcd-I-‘cnmlo

'if/.7\N3'i”°D-cT=A*s°L`€“o`|i`t“l.iFT>n

ircncrul housework. Must be goodi

cook nud lniliulrcsn and willing to go to (mpc ’l‘or|no||tinn with u lady und one child for the spring and sunnuer. (lood wages.-E. lt. X. c|i 'l`hc (luurdlun. 7545-2-28-M21.

WANTED-A COMPETENT OENER-

ui servant. Apply Miss Alley. 02 Prince St. 7488-2-22Mtt w.A~1-so-A coMPE1'E‘N'r oENen~

ul ncrvnnt. Apply 02 Prince Si.

7463-2-22~Mii'.

ne amine "reigns wn.|. an

tumlshed with p dtsble. all-year- round eniploymen pn=`,Auto-Knitting machines. Ton _ liars por Week readily earned. _ In teach you at

homo. Dlstancolro itgdrnnco. Write at once for partlcula , rates to psy, etc.. enclosing lic. id stamps. Auto

Klnttor Hos1org,Cg_;. Dept. 1470, 257 Collsgp Btroot. oronto.

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FOR _BAL __

freshen

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memos:

FOR SALE-DRAFT HORSE ‘|500

tba. Nine years old, sound. Address "B" Guardian Otllee. ` 1

655"-1-13-Mit. _

FARM FOR SALE- THAT' VALU-

nbio farm ol' 260 acres- sitiilitc nuar tho Villago of Cardigan lil King‘s County. until lately own- od and occupied by John G. Sortin- geour_ Noar Churches. storea. Schools and shipping. For further particulai's apply to J. A. McDon- ald, Merchant, Cardigan or U1 Gaudet & Hazard, Solicitors, Char’ lottetown. 7345-2-14M1Mi» Help Wanted-Malo

about who liuvo

u yell' or more

General- Store ncod

ltogers llardwaro Co.,

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