Yfhsrlottrtown.

' Ilia Atlflcclt, died Mai-ch 31,- i914.

'_.'I‘he sca is calm, the tempest past,

_In the United Slates, and perform-

4

Erwoﬂ‘

v MARRIAGES

~ REGOR — OAMPBELIu-At Andrgiifc marine. Cardigan b, 11_ by Rev Daniel Mug/lea, ~ l MaoGrcgor to ‘Maude - , ‘both of Montague.

' t DEATHS

TT_-At Mount Stewart Thurs day tho 17 inst. Funeral from - s late residence Saturday at 4.15 p; m. on arrival of train from

n ‘IN MEMORIAM.

In loving memory of Bertha Lavi-

Not for the pious dead we hoop; Her sorrows now are o'er,

On that _ eternal shore.

Her peace is . sure. _ With in that better home; ' Awhile we weep and linger here. ' Than follow to the tomb.

sealed, Her rest is

2;. . n- _

I? c, s. ATKINSON

Inserted by the family

Passed‘ peaceufully away at the his home in Port Elgiu N B on Wednesday, Feb llithliltll at 8 o’ clock A. M. Christopher Steadmau Atkinson who was the youngest child of the late Joseph and Mary T. Atkinson, and was born st Link. Shemogus west Co_ N. B. June 6th. 1856, therefore nearing sixty live Yours oi‘ age at the time oi’ his deutli.Mr.- Atkinson had ill health to combat with for many years of liis life, yet lie faced it bravely and accomplished much

For a nu-mlber of years he lived

ed much valuable service for which he reel-eyed satisfactory renuimcr. ation_ but as he grew older in life with health still remaining impair- ed, he felt a yearning to settle down permanently in his own country near his birth place and tolled tliligently with his lnvii hands and built the home where he has resided for the past thirteen years. He was a man of high sense of honor and integrity quiet Iiutl ‘reltiring habiltsﬂ unobsiructive, .'l. devoted husband peacelalble onlli obliging neighbor. one always will ing to lend a helping liund to the weaker mics of God's Creatures‘ ‘In religion, .\lr Atkinson was u methodisi but broad in his views toward all evangelical churches, was a ﬁrm believe-r in the SCTlDllll. e5 never doubting any-thing in God‘- Word. ‘The writers last cnnversat, ion with him on tliewords of Jesus. as contained in the 14th. chaptet of St John's Gospel, was in eiverv xva"; satisfactory expressing liini~ self in this wit)‘. "what n. wonder ful ciizuptcr." and Iippetlred to rest on lb,- pFtWlOllE-i promises; contain, ed till-rein, Mr. Atkinson has gonv‘

to his rl-.\vui-d_ snirely hc is one who‘, I

will hr much missed, own the litllv‘ children npei-ik oi‘ his and are sad to sill‘ U19)’ (l0 n hiur lie Il-Iives lo mourn his willow,‘ Margaret P}ll1m‘i.l._ who was tlic youngost. l-Iilld oi‘ illelille Jillrvll 1Sillikt.-l' llllll Illurgzlrct (‘Iuihriuc Slllilfﬂf‘ who live-d in lhci; duy Ill» the uili “Historic Spoiz" Ilnri Gus‘ port-an. now known as Fort Mont-Ll on. boar Port. Idlgin one (Hlﬂplvd

daurliter Louinw, in the home onwl

brcthm- Howtlcn I?’ AIkin-son of Port. I-Ilizin and ll number oi nop- Iic-ivs and IIIPOPS.

Tile funeral was from his homo. Monro Street on Friday 18th. Fehy uitcr Ili- urrivnl oi‘ tho regular 1min from Szlckville. Ilev. E, A, Chnptilun assisted by the Rev. I‘. ylcLI-od lilid charge oi the serving which “IIF. impressive. fitting and ll}'l'llllil.llll“llli_ !H?ymns_ “Asleep In Jesus; blessed Sleep," “Safe in the Arms o1‘ Jesus" were effectively hung by .1 iriixcd choir from Bait- Verll- zintl Pori. Elgiu Mr, T, W. Wells; sang very softly, as a solo “Fact. to Face." Many expressions of sympathy were sent in flowers‘ This following is a list: Wreath- Wife adopted (lntighter bouisly Wmcath-Mr. and Mrs. B. (‘_ Wool on and son. SpraY~Mi- and Mrs- B. (‘ Atkinson and son Toronto. VVrcath-dilr and 111's Abram Grant Miss Grant and Mr and Mrs. Frank Milton. and Mr and Mrs C. H. lliittnn. Carnation-Dr. and Mrs Sharp of Sprlnghill N. S Crescent. Li‘ and lllrs Carter 219.1 Mrs, ElIz-I Dr_ and Mrs Carter and Mrs Elim Copp. Variety Bouquet-Mrs Fred Lliagce- and Miss Grace McLeod Roses-Muriel and Roland yloln and Donald Mltton Chruations- llev. and Mrs J. W. Dean and daug- hter The pail bearers were MT- Jolin Main, 1M1‘. J R. Taylor, I\lr_ Albert Billiker, Mr. John B. Doyle. vlr, Fred Silliker, Mr G. Duncan. Funeral directors Mr. Walter (than- Inan. internment in Fernwood Geni- atry nenr the town oi‘ Port Fllgill

QASTORIA

For Infants and Children IN USE FOR UVER 3|] lEARS ytlwatyisobenrl _. ﬁlgnltlll’!

FUR SALE

Comfortable house in good re- pairs with outbuildings, garden and pump. Will be sold rigllit.

Mn |-. Trowldlla Crmpaild

1

I Basillag

Can supply Basic Slog in any quantity at lowest pricey

Qpscicl prices to anyone hauling psi-clinics DIILOIO I808. L. T. O.

lamp‘

Fol-lcfxcshmcngformildudmulluuidnlieu mmtoftlmcdelihﬂul fragnucenndﬂcvor, ' QnnBLScnBcmISaIBl-audTa.

In balfpooad can‘,

OIIAII l IAIIBORII, IQMIIII, Quo-

ryIlIlyh;“i\d~&lllkJ§Ch1l,M§ my"?

ISiu Billlltnflihl

‘ouu cm pﬂllldﬂfmll ll

"d3"

Farm for Sale

At York oiui, '1' Ullllr: lion. Charlottetown by road, one uiile by ice 1n winter and Govt boat in suiu mer 62_scres in bcst of condition large dwelling and barns, lwt. summer cottages Will sell wholl- or divide to suit. Price right.

D. W. WHITE.

‘rimarsnrrs

Filly holes of lulu! situated all Si. Patrick's Road. Lot 22; 35 acres clear and the balance cov- ered with good lumber and hurd- wood. Good house and outbuild- ings; running water an trout sud‘ hack of farm; only 2 1-2 miles from Hunter River station; near saw mill, roller mill, carding mill; churches and school. For par- ticulars apply to,

EMMETT MCGUIGAN, Stanley B11689. P. E. Island.‘

Properly for Sale

Tue subscriber offers u private sale the beautiful residential pro- perty of the late Senator Robertson. This property is ideally located on the south side of; and fronting on the lliontllglie Rivet just on the nut- skirts of the town of Llontague. Tho divvllitig house is large, well built. electric lighted, and heated with hot water, good barns, etc. Six acres of land, lawn. garden and orchard, altogether an ideal property.

For particulnli apply tn lhe on- dlerslgncd at 87 Upper Prlnce 54.19;, Chaiottetuwn.

(MR1) ELIZABETH ROBERTSON

Big Clearance Auction Sole

Ivdll nPll h! Public Auction for Mr. L. W. McLennaii. It Albert-y

‘,Plllna. Lot I50, two miles from Ver-

non Riv-r Station, kuuwn ls the

ICulrua form of 86 moron, 70 clear,

bul. in Hardwood. lll ploughing done for croD. Bond buildings. In good locality. l. choice farm On

II-‘rirlay the islti day of mini. I921 [at 1 o'clock Hllﬂfp all-m stock, crop

and Implements-

STOCK-J Horse f’. yearn old, Crown Right, 1 Marc 11 years old. 1 lCovv ‘I yours old due to freshen in May, 1 (‘cw 5 yearn old Farrow. 1 Cow l years old dul- in May. 1 Bull 11% vr-nrn nlli. 2 Heifers 1 year old, ll Heifer 8 mouths old, 1 Bull 8 months old, 8 Ewen. I5 Pure Rrocl (ixfnrd. 5 Lambs.

(TRON-ll Tons Hoy, B ‘Plum Um Straw. 50 pus Rial-k Oats. 5 bus Timothy ﬁned. 150 bun. Potatoes (Red), 40 bus. Turnlps, (l0 ‘liens. I'MPLEMENTB—I Massey Harris lflnrlur (now), Hay Rake 5 ft. (Tiger), 1 Mower, 1 Mslsscv I-lnrrit- (long Plough (now),l Hlnvll- Plough No. 2 X‘ (new). I Spring T-mih liar- rmv (new). 1 Spike HhfTUW, 1 Roll- er, 8 Wood Slelghs l2 new), I Box Sleigh. 1 Cart & Vlhcels, 1 'l‘ruck ilvagou Ruin (new), 1 Driving Wu- gnn. i Cream Scporotnr (new). Quantity Illrdwood. 10 Cords Saw Logs, 4nd ft. Boards. 1 Grind Stone, Hay Fork. 100 ft. Rope and lZlm-k, 1 ‘Heavy Pnrl & Broecliim: (new). 1 Curt Saddle d: Breeching. 1 set Driv lug flnrnasa (new sets Leather Traces (no-w), Quantity llrlclc Shovels, Hoes and n lot of articles loo numerous to mnntiovl.

Bale positive no re-sr-rve H» on time. If stormy on first fine lily.

TERMS OF‘ FARM AT SALFw-Of Stock and Implements 8 months on all sums over $10.00. 6 per cent pl-v anuum off for cash.

.I. l. MPDONALD, Auctioneer.

=.-:._.~_i..-.' '

Clearance

Auction. Sale

at Cleniinnan

I uni iliiitluoted by Hon David Mc "(mold to sell by public luction on Saturday, March 19th. It 1 o'clock. all his stock. crop. implements and household furniture consisting of 6 milk cowl. Janey cud Jersey Hols- tcin grades, all young 5nd freshen thin spring. I heifers l your old. I horses. 1 brood low duo to furrow In April. 4 full pigs, 100 hens, pure Plymouth Rock and Leghorn. All dairy utensil: coullstlu of I Bim- plcx Separator, Dairy churn, milk And creqm can, ate. Wuiliing moch- iue, tubs, vvringer, clothes boiler, etc. 1 Incubator, 2B0 egg nupscity and broodor.

Kitchen furniture, rungs (with complete let) I bueburnnr and 1 parlor Iltove. l cfrlgerltor slrm par- lor, dining room. bedroom furniture. 1 parlor organ. I sewing Ioul-hine, lumbar boards, logs and lfilllllllll; crop I00 bun. choice Ilnkoto red need potstoes, free from scab or rot etc, ciao hnruou, lot of driving and working human, together with forks. shovels and u lot of other ur- ticlcl too numerous to mention. Solo positivo, no rpncrve terms. I months credit on ull cum» over $10 0 per cent nff for cosh. If stormy solo Mk0: plocn ‘Tuesday March llnd.

.1. l. Iplbllﬂllll).

Auction”;-

was ‘ALE

hlver View Farm, 459 miles from

tmiirlnltetown. Aqpply to

BYRNE BRO‘. North River

“CT-‘lﬁt 5H1?“

A {nun cluilniuing 100 Mira of land, so under good cultlvsuonaclld l0 under usrdwoodm I miles from Bouris Station, buudy cburoliso and schools

I‘~>r particulars apply w. insulin. also muouev.

dt. Catherine, Isouris Blast. P B. i_ m

lbé Ilanltgpicy Act

'I‘ender.s

‘in the Iiiillei‘ at the Estate at 'I"ue

Tignish Trading Co, Ltd

(Authorized Assignors) Sealed Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to noon on the 22 nd day’ of March 1921. for tho iuirchsse of the stock of mer-L ciiculdlse of the above named au- thorized Assignors, including Dry Goods, Hilrwsro, Boots and Sohes, Stern Fixtures, Sundries. etc. In tending purchasers may tender for the whole or uny psi-l, of the above stock of goods.

A t-enified cheque for‘ twenty (20) per cent o1‘ the purchase price must accompany sscli tender.

The highest or any tender cot. necessarily accepted. A complete detailed inventory of the stock may be examined at the office of J. J. Hornby, Charlotte- town; Carlyle Bell, Tignish; oI- at lbs office of the undersigned at Summerside The Canadian Uredit Mens ‘Prust Assn Lid, Maritime Division. E. W. MANSON Authorized Trustee. Rllprl'fitilllhl.l\iﬁ for P. Ill. Islauu . .1?‘

improvement

lot Materials

lenders

For tlieisuppiy of uuy of all of the tlic (loiilidu. Highways Act. SEAL- ED 'I‘I.I‘.NI)ER'S. marked "TEND- ERS FOR MAWTJIEIALS" will be to ceived by the undersigned until 12 lroltick nouii on Thursday. March :11. 1921'

For theIsuppIy ufiliuy or all of the following materials, viz, cement, "Mid, gravel or broken stones, relu- forcing steel riud lile pipe accord- ing to Iorms set forth in the spool ficntion for some, which with forms o.‘ lender mliy he seen st the office of the Provincial Engineer, Chur- Iottetown.

A cvulliieli cheque for $500.00 or l0 per cent of the amount of tbo Louder payable. to the Commission- er of Public Works, Prince Edward Island. must Ill-company ouch loud- er. I The lowest or uny necessarily accepted,

.L_ B. McMILIsAN Hecretary of Public. Works.

Department of "Public Works,

Charlottetown, P. E |_ ~711Mb 9. 192k

Iuulial- not

TENDER! MIIIIIWA Y IMPROW IIMIINT

Pursullut to ‘I-HITOQIHYQIIIIIDCI of Q's i-‘Iﬂldl Highways Act. lODlflfb éelldeel Tenders murlwd “Tenders 1m Pr: ing and (‘operate Structures

rojcct New..-" will be received by the undersigned until noon on Tuosdly. March l1, 1921, for gr“). "(Elk construction of con. rruto structures and other noses-

sr! work on the following fCIldlZ-

I'r0iect No. IP-Commarclnl Road. from Murray Rivcr to Montague.

Project No. ‘ll-Cardigan. 8t Pot- ars Hold. from Alley’: llilll to 5t. Porters. N

ro sci‘. o. ‘4—--St. P fro’? jliutlgslterésto Eliot “it”. Rom

o eo o. - r. Peters Rood. from Union Rood to Scotchfpn, ' Project No. 16—Iulpccuo load, JH-m Waterworks Hill to Hunter Rivcr.

Project No. 17--'l‘ryon nﬂld, from New Haven to Trycn,

Project No. 18-13101 Creek Rood.

"Om Bryeuton’: Cornai- to French RIVQI’. Projrcl. No. 1.‘, Iiadequo Rood,

from Bumlnercidc to Borden. Project No. 20--Wactcrn Road.

l. -t

THECHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Illli woiIlII III MARRIED

IV JANI PHIL?!

MR8. BAKER WARNS NAN

(‘hunter 111

Was love likt- mine mi insnrllli’? .\ll I ilitkHl '\vus a liitlp uffelrtloil in return for u |ife of service. But llliil I sinned so In those ﬁrst yearn ||Hl| I wan.- rel-oivl-Iug only Ilosorv- ill IillIlIslillIl-Ill? ‘ I'I'||+-s,._ Ilinulzlils l-onw in luv wlicn ill reaping-Io (l) llli’ qllllﬁlltlll, DIPK |'I|ll m» llu.I .IlluliiI:t Iuill drvlllvll not l.. go on llil- yltt-Iillng trip nud

.-.n (‘Ulllll jllll‘ n1 my bridge party. ‘ i-onrsl» Hill‘ \\'ulllilﬂ'l go uii. li-.~ you did," I roumrItI-il ill ll careless \'llll‘5*_ "do one I'l.‘<l9'llll' Ilerslillliln lion" llﬁ you ill», and jllall llbW :.‘.li- imiili'lllil,i' fouls you urn llill‘llll'l‘.\l iii ilinlppolIiIiln-Itl," "What do you lllvlln no uiii- uli. licrsiillids her a I tin?" "Why, I heard her say so one

day, and rctrlly you have been to-

collaborating."

"Weii, \\|l;Il {If iI'."‘

"Oil, llulllllivtf‘ Ollly I was Irv lug lo vkillillll \\‘l|)' i! Wilh IJBYIPPI- It llltlillill for Jllklllllii Io refuse- to

go Vliflillllf-i llIIiPHr. Hui wrrl’ S"- lllfﬁ " I Iuqn all ||‘iil‘l- oi‘ jPdlflll-‘iy oI IIw-usm <i|i| Ill inv -vIlIm~. l knew Dir]; out: [Illzlillwl Ill |ll_\ ul-

tiiullc, ulill so um; watchful ul‘ my

facial kXllfﬂfnllilll. This was not 65")‘ Nothing. ll set-med Io nil’. was easy now that I roared Dick's disloyalty

Yet I could iloI bring myself lo lzulniliate eithel iiiysrlf 0r‘ llllll 1H some WBYJVlIlIDIII lt-tting liim know

-<-0-a——--—~ —

y“

pa“... FOR CATARRH OPENS UP uosrmts

Tells How To Get QuickReliof from Head-Colds. It's Splendid!

=1

.-.,~=~¢-._>-..

u. one minute your clogged nos trills will open the air passages of your hand will clear and you can breathe freely. no more hawking. shuffling, blowing, headache, dry- ness. No struggling for breath s!

gone. _ Gel a shill.“ 001.11g of July's cream Balm from "your druggist now. Apply .1 little of this fragrant, antiseptic, healing cream in your nostrils Ii penetrates through every sir pssssago of (he head, soothes the inflamed or swollen mucous Inembriine and relief comes Instantly.

It's just. flue. Don't stay stuffed up with it cold or nasty catarrb» II-dir-f coin-as no uuicklv.

Special - Attention d: lllm FPQIIPSI o!’ u itumpcrlol‘ Ihv Kinkorzl lilHllPS “we will open tho 'l‘rzlinoi~ Store in Klllliﬁfll I'm‘ (IllP iluy this wl-r-k. l-‘ritlziy Mzlrcli ISiIi. Ilry floods IInd Hollis Fur- nishings (iiily. Wl- will have :1 spit-mild Iinl~ oi‘ till-It's anti boy's Spring Fouls, Sllirls I'll‘.

.\s Iliis is only for one lllly \Vl' :1 largo nIIuibr-r oi penpll-

wxill-I-I

|II villi,

We will biiy I-Iugts, Iluiicr, llitlos l‘l(' Ill Ihe- Ilighnsl Itiinrkol prices. McLEOD BROS.

All ban ,\'

A meeting of llic shareholders of the Po-operniilve Farmers lild. Emerald will be lileld in the linll at Emerald on Wednesday March 23rd a1 1- o'clock In laonsidm" the udvisabllily oi‘ linking up with the Maritime- (Io-oporutivc (‘Ir- All shareholders should make u ﬁpFFllll Pﬁﬂrl In be at this meeting

PETER SINCLAIR Secretary

Ivor EIILIP. -l offer for imlc my flown ("Ofllllinlflg I00 ll(‘.l‘l'l‘. oi land situated on Green Road. 3h ucrus under rilllivlitiou, 40 acres undlu IIPIIV)" linrd and soil wood.

ABNER CROSBY. Boushaw

For, F ale

Propl-rly near watcr iroiii Ilmiiun ,own. liurgc and f‘(lllllll0lll~'lll~l ilWPll Ing in good rnpziii". Sullablu l‘.i=~ Iiourlling lioizsc, Ncllr Wll“2‘VL‘§I ntid illlillllllll. \\'Ill ho sold ui ‘I bargain Apply ‘o

J. I). STkWART Soll-ilur, (‘IiurIoIiet0vvn.

from Mount Plenum to M

Prospect No. l1-—O'Lcu u Western Rondo. n Dd from 0'Lecry to Blcomnclit

Project No. 22—-I|Ipaqiis noad. Western Holds from (Vin-cry to Bloomfield.

Project No. II-ﬂt. Pater: Road,

from Charlottetown to Union Rood. Plllll. Bpnciﬂcotlons sud Forms of Tender mo! bc neon at the office of the Provinciul Ilnﬂnnor, gnu-mg“- ‘.1|I'lf and it lhthenonﬁi Drugstore, 014 . Bruce. Mela t C H’!

Poole Thompson Montquo

‘Mtoﬁ Alldorsun’ t. P519"

A certiﬁed cheque for 8600.00, puyoblo to the order of the Com.

minllmor of Public Works. Prince Edvard Inland. must mcompony the louder for ouch separate Project. The lovvoot or my Teodor not nu- ollorily accepted. i"

L I. lull] Al. 50°70“?! 0f Pub lo Works If

Depurtmnnt nf Public Wnr n. Charlottetown. P. III. I. m». ll, Ill]

For Sale 'I‘li|- IIIIIIPIT-lﬁkllgfl“Ilflillﬁé for solo.

Iicr [mm nI one |lllfl(ll‘Pl horns ill

oilicr conveniences. (lrcuirr Ilill‘!

of form is vlonr and rcndy fnr l-iilllvtlllnn, lilo hllllIllPH I-ovl-ri-II \\‘l|lI woo I. A bnrgitin Ior ll quirk IIIITPIIJINPI‘

For furlllm- nurliluilnru apply lo lIIo Iifril-e- of .I. I). Hlawuri. Solivii or. Nr-ivsnm

ELIZABETH DUFFY.

geilier u lol while you llilvt‘ lwcir

night; your cold or catarrh will be '

Desirable Phimtiy‘

Valuable Farm at Cmyvalel

Iduiyvolo, nom- H(‘llil0' I. Illlllil and"

Hlook. (‘llllflﬂlll-‘HIWH.’

Tu for Women ‘to Diaiiioullllyc Thigs

Old, faded skirts. waists, coats sweaters. draperies. everything; will-ether wool, silk. ooifon: or mix- ed goods, can be dyed any rloh; lfﬂdPléﬁii color with Diamond Dyes. Buy no other dye.

I suspected him. or llitll I knew l llllll lost his love»! must win him but-k. - I ‘I, like most women, had read lli |ll9WﬁpupEl'!~l, i" books, had seen in play-s. Iiow the will» lrlPll to win ﬂint-ii lllt’ careless Ilui-ibilnd by mall. ling him jculmis. |1l hooks nnd Ipiuys ll IIPVPI‘ foils, yot I couldn't lhring mysoll‘ lo Plll‘I‘_ on n Iilrlzliin" with any inilu, .|I sl-Pmczl In mt. its _ If ll titanic. (‘UIIIIIIUTI ilil- wont-in who iillll II; Illllllt‘ |II'|' wurw IIIIIII the ‘Iilsltrvnl Iiushznld whom t~llI~ Willi >l.l'_\,lllg Io Iluld. ‘ ‘I'm-Ii Ililro ivzis Iilivuys- .IIInirn-.

I know Illnl I was “It'll lvfllllllll, Ilul Il is one llllllh‘ .io bl- "IIIIVIIIPPIl Iii‘ lllli‘ _<llll‘.'~'l"||‘, .IInll 1|llilv IIIIUIIIPI‘ Io I'I\Il\'ilII‘l' :1 luau |.'I:tI it In ilo~-~-espnl-ltlll_i' a limit who in fllsclnalcll by unolhcr. And added Io this WU." llll\ love of liomlx Tlif‘ word llllfl ,l)PI‘.(llll(\ daily r-wevwr Iillll lI~-.'Ii'e-I' In In» :1 llolnc wilii Fll-"II .lnil .IunlI.r our Illum- ilil» mm \\i‘ Iimi pIuiiul-II so joyous- I\- tog-tum and in wliivli I had ox. lll'l'll‘lll‘t'll little sovi- run-row, but \\‘|lIl'll I loved Willi on IIiu-iisily Ilalrll. pol-hops, for lhv nHllllllPY wife- III uuIIi-rs-Iaiid.

In Iuy Iii-in"! I voulll “oi fUPl lllut llli-k mid dom- imyllliug wll-Itcd, anyllilug Wufril» iluin I llilil soon llw lovl-‘wvords unii Ill!‘ Ilisswi. I Icol. IiIi-; snlull and llI‘l‘21I‘_\' cmn_ loll will". Inc In my rouni u! Iilglu wliili- 1110i. Ilkll iu lllrl silllly unlil

lib my lllilll.

nearly morning. Wfll-illgl. or |liink- trig of Juamltr Whirl]?

T71“ ' twinge-ti bv, .IIiIInIt.l oniing I lI|I(l less otter. but Dir-k got lIlUlt‘ alien to llcr l had not c dnged my lll(‘li I talked oi hm‘ Io Dirk. oi‘ Dlrll lo her i, xronIic-Il-ll in H. tiny at Dick.

his goi _ so tiilcti Io her, lllllll oim day I found .1 scribbled llﬂlP from her on Illr- lloor oi‘ Ill- .\lll\l\' Apr-r.» hr bad lllllilpﬁil it

"l um loncljv. and slillll (tiiilh you

llillil‘ 'I"ZI.\‘E‘ll lo cure ll you (in not l-nnil» often. I um not IIllllF wPIl, n Hm tiiusl vtilllv Io mv,’

rilll- “llti Iilnritig on |)it~It'.~. .\_\'lll pillllh-s,

Vllii, Ilnko-i‘ liml lilo-nine vI-ry It'll-fill“) \\'l|ll Ill". zllld shill one

Illl -

ii'| trust Juuiiilil loo IarJIII-s, “Iilfnllnts. ‘Sllv may umlw you llIl-

l1li[|||l TllPll: "Forgive “in 1|" 1 .'-'l~'l'ln lllbllillllrltlllll‘, hill I Iiltl- you and would Ital.» Io so» lll'l' spoil your lilo 21:1 silo lids spoilcd Illlll of

Slit- is

III mm two IIIIIHI" WUIIIPII I»I-~‘='i'I4lliI\‘.' null )‘llllll'l‘ unlil-rupul

llIl Illll ilirliill," I IInsvvl-I-I-Il. "I oIIl-Ii no in rwr~ IIPI‘ loo, 'l‘lml Ilil-I. llllil I, do not go together is Ilul- lo Iny work zlild- Ills."

“I know, liul hP t-iiroftil!"

I hull lrculrid tlic mutter lightly, but Mrs. Iiakefs. warning lnfI me vl-I1v mlscrilblo, Pr-oplo WPPQI m1];- inn. I wit»: l-llP neglected WIIP- in llI(‘ll‘ esiiitizlliott. I look ll lloy lo think II ovI-r. till-n I sold to Illr-lt:

“Iln I look Iiko n ncglm-lcd willy llivli‘? _'I‘IiI> kind you rl-zld :|lloIII'.'"

"Wll_\'-11(l— what zm- you lillk- ing about 1'"

“l heard (hm I “Ins, thni is all.“

“Who shill ii?“ Tlinl iolltlilll Illll-‘ll Inuniling ills Irlir-l-.I<,-._

“A liitlr- bird, buI I Iold Iiiin Io fly Iiwziy and mind ltis‘l)I1Siflf>SS,tl11<l lI~ ﬂow.“ l ropllcil Iiuizililizlygllien II-Il Iilni.

Il was SPVPTIII (lilys hs-Inro Dirk

WHIII lo sec .Iuaniln. t Bul wluli. liLilo l gillnod in one “'11! I oiilen boomed lo lose in uno- Illor, IDIcII Wis moody, shut iiini- soil in ihc study IlIIIl I did fPEl neglected. shill. out from him, his Iwork. his thoughts.

"lI Mahomei won’t contr- tn tho Inouniziln. lllr- mountain must come In Malionicl.’ .Iuun|tn said when fllln came in.

"lilnhomet llils ‘liven bully, moody rind anxious l0 be illono." I told Iier

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l-nrclesslin "Now llitlt you luive come lie will be Illl rlghl. won't you Dick?" I Ilr-tkvll. Then Willi- oui walling iior an answer; "ou

and lie nuclei-aloud l-llﬂll lllllf-‘I’ un perfectly."

‘Dick's umwl iilniosl Iﬁlillp- nit» E:|Ii,;ll_ (l“I)I‘PH.\‘l'Il IIH I WHH. V

SALEI'I'4IIII4II'I'OW' A BI1.\">I KPPII lnlililion

»———-<Q-O&—i- mm FRANCIS I3. KELLY

, i» I AIIIJLINOCKET, Feb. 25-—A1 Ihe (lllurch of St. Martin's this morn-

lug the funeral took place of Frsn~

Iflli P. Kelly, lfather John Hogan officiating Iii the requiem high mass. Many of the iéllow work- ers of the deceased were present lo pay their last respects In their dead comrade. The bearers were Messrs. Jnmcs Luke, Alllcrl Mr- Ilwcn, Henry Morrow and 'I‘l1|inl;|;4 'l'rninor. Imd roprvsetiiiltive oi‘ lhl- Pulp Sulplilte and Paper Mill Worl. hrs‘ Brotherhood, of which Mr. Kelli-f; was u nil-nihnr, werl- pl"? organ Imd the vol-til portions of lltr- ns-ni. Miss Mt-(lruth acted zll Illf‘

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Id. hr. l'l|.-|.~l-»'.~l IPIIIIIIIPIII will |"‘ll"\'\' ..-ii| :11 lino ‘lllllllrrﬂldl Iuilllnnr hunt-- Ill I-ll Iil.\' Illl I|v'|\|I‘l‘N, or Idli- ﬁll" "ll. Hull-s A‘- l‘o.. |Il|l||l('(li 'I‘l\1‘»- Illllll. Huinpll- |I|)\' rl'l'|‘ if M," "w". |""l I'll?‘ I"'I"'I‘ mill I'III'|I\SP flv

mllufﬂp for posing". -

I WhitehStar Mines

ltrnnlcll and grilled White “one '0!’ Ilmiltr? ltrli- Artlllelul nono- Ilfuu-ul ell-nil blunt: and Ilnnn.

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organ and the vocal portions of the Impressive mus were sung by Mrs. Fred Doyle and Russell Spruce with s touching wealth of feeling sung beautifully Heart of Jesus. Interment was in the local cemetery. Mr. H. F. Brsgdon had charge of the funeral urrutige- merits.

Francis P. Kelly was born ut Kelly's Cross, Prince Edward Is- lnall, 45 years ago on November the llili, last. He was the lion of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly Iind us he grew up worked on Ills father's farm. About 12 years ago lie cume to the States and ur- rlvlng here at Millluocket he enter- m] tile service of the (irent North- oru Paper (k1,, and has TPJlllllllPll with them over stint-e till lust Muv when the condition of his llPflllll I-ompellell him to relinquish his \\'l)I‘l\'. For sumo. time Iin was Pllllllﬂyllll use an ollnr In the mill. but. prr-Ivrring nul-Ilool- work ho inluetl lliu yurd mung, and ziflci" wards was taken on IlH-Li IQIIIIISIPI‘, tln occupation Ill Wlllllll his I-xpe- riout-v. with horses stood liiin in HUUII slmlti. Frilult, us: lie was I.',’I‘llf*l'l!lly known was u grout I'll- vnrllo wiili oil his fellow workers. and winter or summor. stormy ur Iiue weather, lie wus ztlwoys ready to Iielp nui ll follow PTIIIIlOYPfI in Ills work. Long boforl- Ill- gave- up his posilion in llu- inlll his hcullh WlLS falling liiiii, but with Ills in» Iioiunitiible will he. labored on In spite of his sickness. tIIl Mil)’ lusi. Till-II his gonial prusctil-c was miss- Pll from lllP Iiuru and Iroui lllP yiml. lIlll evcryoul» seemed Iiuoyall up wllli IJIIH hop» llllll. Idraiilk. in spite of ills i-ondilltili, would recover. Alas this WZIH Iioi. lo hr», and the insidious dist-asl- slowly dragged llil- lilo out of Iiiln. AH the weleltlt purtsed, Iliougli his slrI-Iigtli was Polling liliii Iii- PXPTlI-‘ll all his will power and courage Lu tight the my .i-.-.o:i ol‘ llie- llli-IIJZISE‘. and oven up Io lilo last persisted III applying his Iiaudages himself. It. will‘. PVl Ilir- lilsl few Llli}: tiiqii lie w lug rapidly, nnd Iiotliing, that liruvr Wife Lulllli \l\I Ulllllll slay |ll\‘ mil-olliitig o!‘ lioaili, and on Vveti- nesday~ ct 1.5m in the ofternooil, h.» u" roieasctl trout lllS sillfering to porn to the life eternal, Iiclovcd by till lllal know llllil. The sympathy oi .lll got“. out Io his wife who niinlntered Io liiui so leiidorly In hi“ hours oi‘ bilil-r uufferiiig, and nl‘ llilt‘. wiiIl-Iil-II by his I‘I)lI\'ll built l'lil\' .‘l.I|(l night rl-iltly Io llylnpiiillizi- and comfort llPl‘ liyiilg liusbzlilll. His. IIli-al IIIUIIIHIIIS twre eloullivtl by l.lll"lll‘9ts‘ﬁlll'.i~ ol‘ his sillriitizli advi- sl-r Filtlier John Iioguu. llP Ieaws beliitid lo mourn his loss llHSlllP tlio widow ulid foilr small rlilltlrou Alu- brush, Adriuu. l"l‘llll('l.\ null Aiury. tin aged IntiIll-u‘ living on IIu- oltl litiml-sllxtlli ill Kelly's (frosts, ‘.I. Ill. I , Jose-pit. ilIIlI Iddyvzlrli, l‘. Ill. l.. and Julio Kelly. MillitirirkI-i, llPUlllPrii um! siI-Ilors. IVIrs. Puirlvk Sliillli, NI-ivloii, l’. Ii. l., MPH. JIIIIIPH Mur ruy. ‘lﬂvrouv, I’. Id. l.. Mrs. BPFllllHi livlluggln, Altiosbtiry, Iliuss and hirs. I-lri Hurt, Burliu, N. li. -—?--Q-0c-——--l-

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“California Syrup of Figs Child's Besi Lzixlliivc

Accent "California" Syrup of Figs only-look for the name California on the package, than you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless physio foi- the little stomach, liver and bowels. Chil- dren love its fruity taste. Full directions on such bottle. You Willi" guy "IlaIIInrnIu."

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fcwtlrops required ut Minn. $17.50 pcr Dotti» flock SI ll Inc.

AIIQIIKIIINIIZ .lr., the linlmont for mankind. reduce» Cysts. Wells. Painful. Swollen Veins and Ulcers. ‘Lift a. bottle lit designs or dollvered. Book .'i.llvfd~ o ' fre

.l1 6. “HIP. YOUNG, Inc" I41 Lyman: Ill -. Mann-rill. Con. Abnnrhlue uId Alum-blur .Ir.. lands In Canada

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uouipleto information n to rutu, tmin service, connect; Ions, out, otc_

Full Details

Furnished and Ill arrange- Mﬂtl completed m minim llld economy. Y

CALI. ON

II. m. DAVISON

LOCAL AGIINY

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‘MARCH: is. 1921 =

TIIE unis III? . A IIIIUSEWIIE

IIuv Tllay IIaIo Bean EnIiuIoII anII IImI Illorcumn Ily IIIIIII L flnkllamt Vagniaillo Ilompouni

Experience of a Providence Woman

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Providence, ll. I.--- ~ t l}. Plflklllflfl \'e etabla for u feuidlo ti-ou Ie and backath, ltbsgsn just after my baby was bun.’ , and! did the bent. I could about gull ting my work done, but l had awful bBBPiIIZ-I-lllw" Pains so l could nut stand on in foetxl read lnltlie mp9" about Lydia E. Pmkhnmh Vegetable Compound and the cod it was doing other women, End llhave 0t dandy results from it and will aﬁvsys mg. ouimend it. You can use these fat-rs ass eltimoniul if you wishﬂmm" Hsnnsm‘ L. Csssuu, 1o‘ hletii but...‘ Providence, R. I. , ' Ohio woman for tIu-cli ‘v ' - could hardly keep nboul (gill: . do hot-housework she wunslilll ltlade well by Lydia n. PM; Maui's Vegetable Compound = Fayette,0. —- “For about three yen“ I was very nervous and had backache lidcachc, dragging-down pains, coulA >_ ‘ not sleei at night, and had no uppe tits. At limes l could Iisrdl do my ltousewor . l oi. medicinal from m, doctor _buti_t did not help ma. saw l_.ydiu E. Pinkham s Vegetable Corn ound ﬂdVéfl-IBBOJR a newspaper and took it with _ results, nnd um now lg p, do my housework. > recommend your medicine to my friends and you may publish my testimonial. ~—Mra. CHESTER A. BALL, R. , Fayette, Ohio, An Illinois woman relates her experience: » Bloomiu n, lll.—-"I was never very atrou and female trouble ke Io weak I m no interest in my housework. _had such a backache ‘I not cook a meal or sweeps room without raging with pain. Rubbing my back with alcohol sometimes essled the pain for a few hours, but did not imp it. I heard oflLywdla E. Pinltham s \ egetable compound, and six bottles of iI bsyemado me aslstrong and healthy as any woman ; and I give my thanks lo it tor my health. ~Mrs. J.A. lilcQuirrY, 610 W.Waluut Stﬁloommgtcn, III ‘ The conditions described by Mrs. Csssen, Mrs. Ball, and Iilrp. McQuitty v.1" copes! to msny women who struggle on with their (lolly tasks in just such cop ditions-iriinct, It lSvB81Il that the tragedy in the llvcoof some women is sin-ins; beyond beuef. Dayin and day out. they slave in their homes for thou-fan. is; "-8113 beside the daily routine of housework, often make clothe! for than.» selves sud for their children, or work in their gardens, all the while suilcrjng ‘ from those awful bearing-down pains. backache, headaches. nervousness, the blueiupud troubles ivhich sap the very foundstion of Iife_unt_il there coma; l} unis when nature gives out and an operation seems inevitable. 1f such women would only lprofit by tliercxperiencc of these three women. and remem. ber that Lydiu inklinin s \ eiietahle compound is the natural restorativs for such conditions it may save t lUI'.\ yours ol suffering und-unhuppinesg. There is hardly a neighborhood in tiny town or hamlet in the United States wherein sotnewoiuuu does not reside who has been restcredto health by this famous medicine. Therefore ask our nl-ighbor, and you will ﬁnd"in u great lnsnycasas that at some time ot- o ier she, wo, has helm beneﬁted by taking it; sud will recommend t. toyou. Forinnrc than forty years tins old-fashioned root And herb medicine hasbeen restoring suffering women to lieslth and strength. u Lydia E. Pinlrliuurs Prlvrlrc ‘Pout-Bonk upull i-Ailments Pecu- uT-"i-lfl. ‘ivﬁifih iF-"illlilﬁ S?“y‘§."i'.§]°“ ‘cm’ i""“‘ '§i"“°“'.. “""" 4- A l vie 0.. . n sun , This book contains valuable infill-motion. y“ ’ a c‘ us“?

NOTICE z

Magnet Cream Separator Peirie Mfg., 00., Limited; Box 485, Charottetown-

H. R. Archer, General Represellllatlyc I

r )l\_’lilt0n McLeod, Agent . r o5 I rince Street, Charlottetown

ive Hogs Wan ‘oil

We ore prepared to receive Live Hogs at our packing house at Charlottetown every day BXCQDt Saturday. Will pay highest current- market price for well fatted hogs.

Any not properly ﬁnished now should be held for later on, as we intend buying aslong as there are enough offering-to make ii; worth Wllllé‘ to operate the killing machinery.

(lei; our prices when ready to 1891i. ‘_

DAVIS s. FRASER . Charlottetown, P. E. l.

Clearance Auction Sale at Kingstoli

l "" "MWIIW"! by Wm. (vmwys to ullll nu tits farm" on I-lnttirauy. March IIItli. I921, commencing at. I o'clock p. m. till-i fnllgwlng; > l" hfTixixljf-i; V")! ﬁne registered Sliorthoru now, 4 yearn old. to fraction old 218.0“, ens:- vvith calf, 1 choice registered Shut-thorn heifer, 2 you-n “Th”; twin ‘I81 LOWIIJ. Holstein and Ayrshire grulie to freshen in May. I H’ pure bred-P] llwht In old. ii good Iitcarn, 1 your old, I heifer, Ayrslilra,

Ymoutli Rock hens.

H IMPLEMENTSPI Ilnsle owl-sh. 1 nus plough. i torment", on... “WW. l Ilood hlY mower, l nelf dump hay rolls. i nurt. 1 potato spny.

er. I road curt, set of beam stsalysrdmset of bobasvith shafts and polo I "TM" "ml-W Ind snllluse cutter. 1 pump Jack, hay knife, I horas swings. I nlllll con. l ornnm can. 1 luvn swing. Quantity cf white Bmnsrﬁlsac fluvi- Qulnntity of Iisy mu straw. Harness Including oolllrl, homes, lon- I 11:!‘ traces, back binds, some harness for tum with neck staph.‘ Houn- I‘) 4| fllfnllhlnss, I bedroom suite. 2 draluern. 1 move. Quaboc Hooter, t Bum Burner, Rllver Moon, No. 11, I! large hooked run. Al form In sold

everything must go. ‘Perms 12 months ou all cums exceed! 'g $10. Under

that. lnnonnt cult. B nor cent on fQr nun, ' IIIIINJ.

lwrllill. nun-truer: ' CANADIAN NATICNLAL RAILWYAS Travel National '

BEBT TRAIN SERVICE TO ALL POINTS IN WIITERN CANADA »

Vin Canadian National lines the best connections are ut- rorded Iii Montreal with Canadian National Grand Trunk lrulun for Ottawa, Toronto. Port Arthur. Fort Willlmi, Wllllllplvlf. (lalgﬂly and Vancmivor. _ \ _

SOLID STEEL TRAIN! Compartment Cont, Library‘ 0am, ‘Standard Sleepers, Tourist Sleepers. Standard timing 0am. Colonial mic Firui (mum Goodies. ‘ ~-

FOR RATED. RESERVATIONS AND GENIRAL INFOR- MATION APPLV TO

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