THEVCHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

.MAY’S‘O, 1913 ‘

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After ﬁnishing a par- ticularly nasty job you’ll ﬁnd you need a brush to clean up the ﬁnger ends.

Hand brushes that are , really worth buying cost

more than you formerly

paid, but one of our 35c

kind is real economy.

‘ A number of styles for ,your selection.

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AS A PASTOR

In pastoral visitation what, geniality wit. thoughtfulness, pi'tiy'ert‘uliicss s’y'm'pathy displayed and who surpass- od him amid swims oi pain or bet-euro ment. '

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As HussANo AND FATHER,

What devotion he showed to im-

mediate relations, especially wlie and daughter. in the speciﬁed series or services in 95. when his only child once known as “Beth” then quite young and motherless proved the ﬁrst to arise for Jesus the entire audience saw and heard her father on the plat- form weep aloud lei-Joy. When the Synod was being entertained in the Ladies College, Halifax one even- Ing it was an interesting sight to wit- ness this daughter grown to woman- hood, where soon she would graduate. proudly arm _in arm with her sire \vallililg amid the many people pre- sent. For the bereaved 'wit‘o and daughter Mrs. Waucliope, sister and brother great sympathy by many is expressed May'they leaning on the Blessed Mast- er who gave victory and glory to the one they mourn too ilud comfort. and linul reunion.

They will moot us, cheer and greet

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’i‘iiosu wc'vo loved who‘ve gone be- ] before.

When we reach the radiant shore." Hampton, May 27th 1918.

AS CO-PRESBYTER

C AND COMPANION

All who wore only in ordinary degree

in touch wltli {\lr. McLeod in the Mas- ter's s'orvii-e in congregation, pres- liyicry, Synod. assembly; yea from his hospitable Alonso to most public spin-re or on the iiigbiay are aware now we can remember him as “a brother beloved."

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of tiny wrinkles. till the in

sun catches it and Lake Louise is a web of laugh~ tor, the opal distillation of all the buds of all the Spring.”

‘ ' IN THE HEART OF THE

" ‘CANADIA N PAOI Flc ROCKIES Ridges, Drives. Alpine Oiimbing with Swiss

.guidos, Trails to Lakes in the clouds. Boating, Met- ropolitan Cuisine. Communicate with

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ST. JOHN. N. i3. ‘ 6032-5-21“liliiiitllliiiii‘iil.'

REST AT THE CHATEAU lAKE l0lilSE

Amid swiss scenes in the Canadian Pacific Rockies—win- dows framing million dollar

"In the lake, ever changing, is Beauty herself, as nearly visible to mortal eyes as she may ever be. \Vuter. beyond the ﬂowers, green. . . green. Then a little wind ziwakcs in the distance and ruf- ﬂes the surface, yard by ynr

rest still sleeps. And at length tiie whole is astir and the

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covering it with a myriad : is milky emerald, while the

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IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

TO REPAIR. WHARF.—A large boom of logs came down the West River H. tew days ago. and is now at the marine whari'. These logs Will be used in making repairs to this wharf. .

PELT SALEs.—'l‘hc P. E. ‘1. Fur Sales Board during the past. few days sold by wire to~New York dealers some twenty-ﬁve silver fox skins. The highest price pot was $600 for a sin gle skin. Prices ranged from $225 to

600. ,

THE BRANT.—Tlie C. G. S. Brant is now in Pictou, engaged in placing the harbor buoys. From there she goes to Murray Harbor, Georgetown. and Annandale to place the buoys there. After placing these buoys the Brant. will return to Charlottetown, and afterwards proceed west on buoy service.

CARFERRV OFF ROUTE JUNE 15. ——it is expected that the Carterry will be taken off the Borden—Tormentlne route about June 15th when she will he put on dry deck for necessary re- pairs and overhauling. While off the only connection will be by the North- nmberland, and shippers and import- ers are advised that on and alter June hit an embargo will pe placed on all bulk freight, until the Cui't'erry re- turns, which may be several weeks. depending upon the amount of repairs HOCGSSUI'Y.

PLAY ENJOYED— On Thursday evening. May 23rd, the members or the New Glasgow Division. presented the celebrated comedy "Breach of Promise Case—Pluniuior

Irilglity-Tiglity,” to a very atten- tive audience. Despite the fact that

the evening was quite rainy, the eu-; [8x

tortuinmcnt was well patronized. 1 trollent order prevailed throughout the; evening. broken, only by pools of laughter. Mr. Artcnizts Mot‘i‘att. who occupied the chair delivered an! eloquent opening address. The par} ticipants have been requested to re] peat the. play in the near future and, it, is sincerely hoped they will do so. The proceeds of the evening amount- l‘ll to about twenty.three dollars and 'l. hull, and are for patriotic purposes. The following programme was‘ ren~ tiered: Chorus—“Soon You'll bci L‘oiuing Home Lads," by members of: the Division. Speech by Chairman;i Duet—Misses Ruth Dickieson and Lottie Houston; Recitation—Mr. Em- erson Warren; Solo#Mr. James Moore; Recitation—Miss Jean Came pie: Recitation—Mr. Sydney Brown; l’luniiner vs. lilghty-Tiglity—«Cast oi I‘iiaracters—Esquire Daniel Webster Wright, the Judge—Mr. Artemas Mot- l'zitt; Benjamin Scoggs, the Hamil—— Mr. Cecil Laird; John Goodman. at‘ torney for plaintiff—Mr. Preston War- ren; Joe Sharpe, attorney for defen- dant—Mr. Richard Dickieson; Miss Abigail Plummer. plaintiff—Miss Ella Warren; Mrs. Charity Plummer, Abi- r:ui’s mother—Miss Mabel MacLeod: Alonzo Highty-Tighty, defendant— Mr. Emerson \Varren; Mrs. Alonzo HightyTighvtyjli/iiss Lottieﬂanshm; Witnesses for plaintiiY—Miss Janiw Walsh, Miss Elsie Laird; Bridge: 0'- ltooney. scrub-lady at Plummer's, Miss Lucy Webber. Miss Ruth Dickleson. Witnesses for de- fendant—Miss Amelia Oldgirl, Miss Ruth Moft'att; Miss Mercy Love, Miss Azza Parkman. Extrn witnesses— Mcssrs. Arnold MucKny, George Dickinson, .Sterling Brown.

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND H08- PiTAL, annual meeting on Thursday, 30th May at 8 o’clock p. in.. in Basin of Trade rooms. 6078-537M2l.

RESERVE. JUNE 3rd—Be sure and reserve Monday evening. 3rd June for Grand Promenade Concert under the auspices of the Great War Veterans'.

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CHURCH OF SCOTLAND— Rev. Jns. MacDougail will preach as fol- lows: On Saturday the let at (in- noo Cove at 8 p. m. and on Sabbath the 2nd at Argyle Shore at 10.30, Dc‘ Sable at 3 and Hampton at 7.,

OF Fox breeders in this Province will be interested to learn that Dr. Charles H. Higgins, consulting sanatrian_ of Ottawa, late pathologist of the Doni- lnion Department of Agriculture, hopes to be able this season to make a visit to Prince Edward island. Dr. Higgins visited the Province several ,years ago; at which time he gave the breeder.» much valuable advice in regard to the diseases of foxes. ills visit will be a great opportunity i‘orrtiie breeder to take up. the question of the food most

INTEREST TO FOX MEN.—

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No. 20—Madc of pine with 4 inch stiles. grained quartered oak. Has centre post in bottom panel, and is a good strong door tor the money we sk .. 31.63

,. . . . . ‘ . . , mp No. 22-aame as cut ab we, grained q iartered oak With 4 inch stiles Hi5 centre post in . panel, and two in bottom panel, making it a good strong door -.

ﬁlled and varnished.

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suited to bring about the best quali- ty of fur.

PLANT POTATOEs.—i‘.- ;:!~ town who are attempting to r: I : thing in the gardening “111' s ‘

should not forget to plant a low pout-i

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toes says the New Glasgow (‘iiit.iiclc mi adds: The reports from Iiio (‘tiiiil

.l'y districts, so for as we have boon; .

able to get them. show very tinny that farmers in gciirrnl are not. plan- iiiiig to plant. as many potatoes this year as last, and the consequence will be that unless there is a larger yield twin :1 smaller quantity, there will be It considerably smaller crOp this sea- son and prices will be much higher than they have been for the past few months. it is hardly necessary to tell ‘lie town consumer that, a illO(.‘Oi'leP price for potatoes has been one of the bright spots in connection with table expense this lost year. There is no way of judging what prices will be like next water for any eatable coin- inodity. but this much is certain. that the householder who can raise acou- a'iderabie proportion of the foods need— ed by his own family is on the safe tide of the road. ()ther lines of veget- tblcs may be prettier in the garden, than the spud, but very few will take his place on the table. For the reason that others are likely to give him more of the cold shoulder this year 'lian last year we would strongly ad- vise the town planter—~ilon’t’ forget. a row spuds.

DEATH OF GUNNER CRASWELL.

—A member of the P. E. Island l'lOZlVwaaLtcl’y, on garrison duty in militant send further particulars of

the death of their comrade. Gunner irthnr Crasweil. as followsz—The sad “.ews reached the Battery on Saint‘- viay morning 01' the death of another 'it their popular and valuable meni- ‘izrs. Gr. Arthur Craswell, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. (Trasweli, lluntcr River. 1’. E. l. His death was very sudden ynd' unexpected and a severe shock to ivui‘yono. lie was about to leave the hospital on Saturday morning for the 'ort, being discharged as recovered. As he was going to step into the mot» ‘1‘ car which was to take him to the boot. he took a weak turn and dropped deal alongside the car. Gr. (‘raswell has been troubled with his heart for some time. complaining about it for a war or more. This young man has many friends who are shocked and grieved to hear of his sudden depart- ure from this world. He wasito return in the fort on Saturday morning and many of his comrades were waiting for him. but instead they received ‘his sad news of his death. Many thanks are due Mrs. J. Kennedy, 10 ."Iranvilie Street. llniii‘ax. with whom -"~i‘. (‘i'uswcli boarded while on pass. She was very kind to him while he was in the hospital, bringing him I‘rcsh eggs, tobacco. fruit. ctc., and :iiercd to keep his remains in her

to the island. Mrs. Kennedy is a particularly good friend of the l'. Id. i. boys and they appreciate lit‘l‘ kllillv mess to their (Tour comrade. (‘npi. J. A. S. Bayer. ()ilicers, N. (T. ()‘s and men desire to extend their heartfelt Si‘lllpi‘illlyilt) his parents in the sad loss of their door son while on active service. "

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lncidcntini to the notion of the play Miss Daisy ('arlotou its Peggy. will sing a number of those plcn- it: and catchy songs for which the irish are noted. Plan opens Monday- Juno ilrd at 10 ii. iii. 703.0

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