TONICIE BUILDER

RELIEVES BROMCHITIS cows ANnPERS|STENT couous

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aerﬂonn. when axis » punt be ndde (n colt no allowed n one word.

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xltlVﬂlﬂlitlll under till hiding. 2n n: word [or rub la-

colmtnonr cvnvrmlnhn lorwnrdcl. In cents to cover postage, ' ‘ ‘Contractions count n; one word.

HIE! JEAN IYINE, the gifted “Pam” M ‘NW7 dancing will WP 1119 llcht fantastic tonight be» tween the acts oi “All the Com- forts oi Home",

A GLORIOU8 TlMEw-Ex- Rogers oi Amherst. wrmngufg”; "1954 "1 1111B W)‘ says: “We sure had u grand and glorious time with the Charlottetown curlers."

"Piper McPherson oi Wood 1s. 1511119. is in the cit): and will play

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AT ._....-.... 11w nines to in to the dancing at l. ' 9‘ M158 Minn Qfollilc between the g3! 01' "All the ' Cﬂmfurts of ome." _

FUNERNL TODAY -- Tho iuu- crai o; the into Thomas H. Low- wll Will take iplaco I-his Monday) mitorndon from his late residence 8t. Avards, service coin-mending at 2 o'clock. ‘Interment at P00131139

cemetery.

‘ BROTHERHOOD BANQUETZ. Sale oi ticket-s mi- the Methodist Brotherhood Banquet in Ileartz llfeimorial Boll Thuroda)‘. March 10 at 6.30 p. m., will close buddy at. 6 p.n1. Tickets may be obtained ii. E. illutch. G. S. lnman and J. U. Seaman.

MOVEMENTS 0F ISLAND VES- SEL8.—.The schooner Annn Mac Donald. owned by J. A. MacDonald k 00.. Cardigan, is now on-her way from Venezuela. to New York with n load of msho|;any_ The other schooner, the Victory Chimes. own-- ed by this firm is on her way from hioibile, Alabama. to Martinique with n. load of hard pine

Charlottetown 4

IBLANDEFFS MARRIAGE-The warriors took wince in Donvor. Colorado on February 28th oi Miss Alma Rcbecca. Taylor oi Denver to Mrv William A McLeod, formerly oi Orwell, P. El. l. Mr. McLeod is s son of the late Captain A. 01.. hicLeodxThe newly married couple will he at home aiter March 1st at m" . Apartments. 22s Brond~ way, Denver. Col.

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that Iivp tilnnn (an IIJIW) Int nectugnny‘ nll advertise- r be ncinowiulltl- -_

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WANTED wmr D-MAl.D..-F9B swam.» , Ambly Guard lLil or. __ 33-01; ‘sums .

CHOICE FARM FOR SALE CON- vmiently situated near town and amnion. Apply Guard-inn. »

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR JQB PR|NT|NG OF ANY i description. nah-onion the 0on- Ull 10h PFIIUMT- 17G Kent BL

MGTIOL-ALL ORDER: FOR (will: lnulicni instruments to Prof. Mar-

mwrlalr . 091i. 1H Hdlnondﬂi. Uhnrlotte- " '

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF rue Marshiield Dlmsiafinsge Rural Telephone 00., will ‘ho held in the Marnhiiieid Iinll Mommy sures

m: s: no pl m. ALL uNcALLcn FOR surrs

> --IV' ' l. .. FEMALE HELP“ n ._

'" ' ~"-—-' "f "Au. rné-‘Fomronrs or ilomc." Citizens of all classes

MAKE MONEY AT HOMEn-MG. to $60 paid weekly ior your spnre time writing show ‘ for no. No canvassing. We instruct and supply you with work. Wont An- mia'Show;Ourd jogs-views’! Col- borne Streei, Toronto. "' ‘

wlllunite in making, the (l. ‘W. V. A. periornuanceionighi and tomorrow night a success. The performance is being given. imdcr skilled mauusomon‘, 1m tho bone- iit o! the G. W. V. A. The play “All tho (Tomforts. oi Home". is a. beautiful drama, is well staged- and is hound to please. lielp the

__._______..____..______.._ CLOTH! CLOTH! cLoTui no boys and enjoy o pleusant evening.

your women folks need mailer-

inls in good qualities idr their

found in women's fabrim and al- so mire‘ care oi the children's hoods. Call at our more. Address 158 Rlchaiond Street, English k Srmch ‘Woolen Co. ___.___._._.__...._..__. BENDME YOUR RAW PURSE-I will buy for cosh or handle on consignment tor New. York or London musket. Satisfactory ser- vico, prompt returns E. H. Roy- rcr. -Su.mmersido. l‘. E. l. or i57- 153 West 27th. Strcel. New York.

\\'.\I\"I‘ED

i hir_ C. E. McDonald. Borden. was in tho city Saturday.

lion. W. M.‘l.e:t returned Sui. uirdgiy night from 0ttawa.1"" '

Mr. S. A. ihicLood olildooro and AilcLeod, Ltd._ returned Saturday nigh-t from idbntrcal and Toronto.

Air. J. A. ‘Air-Isaac of (helm. emotional Harvester 00.. St. John. nrrlrvd in ihc city Saturday night. . bliss. Foster and Miss ‘McLcnnun of Moore and .\lcl.eod_ Ltd, return

and over-coats from our thirty ‘branches throughout Canada will be hold at $14.00 each. Odd trousers $2.95. in many cases this price is loos than 1-8 their actual value. . Merchants buy these resale to their customers. Wise men will buy 2 or iisuita and an overrcoad mt this price. Flor mic as 158 Richmond ﬁlreet.

00f interest i0 _ A Local Horsoniell

met Saturday night u-ud arranged ibr races to he hold the iirat favor» able day. Tho ice is rcportod Quito thick and strong but rough and that n good rnin followed by frost will make - it tip top ior racing. Two hang up classes are to he ran-- od with entries as follows

(llnss A Pucc

Albert J.

Winnifred , W. lock

Chis Aubrey owned

Phonon.

slnnd~ooniiooh~~ ». -» ~ 0111s B and pacu Will have as entries-I

“The Chojrlotiotowu ni-"ivmg Club‘

Colonel D ‘owned by H. C. lloopor owned by H. Kelly owned by J, S. Wod-

Wlif ed ‘Hal owned by “l. lllcNoil by J. MC

The above fivo will pm up a

Judson Boy 1“ Acqum. locomotive Fit-omen and Engine eille K. ' men. _{lidson Lad

0d Saturday night from a buying trip to New York.

DEATHS

__..._._.___._...._..__..__ GODFR-Ellqit tho P. L‘. island: Hospital or. noon, ‘Sunday. mutter a lingering illness, Roger Godfrey. Tho funeral will take niece Irom the homo oi his son-in-law. Mr.

WANTED TO RENTr-‘A FLAT with small- -l0i'f‘. llpplyv u! this office.

__..__._..___.__.___.____ WANTED BY MAY 1ST TO RENT 0r purchase eight or niuo roamed house with mbdcru convoniema. Aggy to Messrs Gaudot &. lins- Zll- .

mFsé-za-smsri-rivmavx?» 5. They mu be Crou and that}. W. V. A.

11w Navy League will please re member tho adjourned meeting is receive the report o! ohe nominat- llc comunittoo ma mr‘

at Si. DunstadsiiLast.

dresses and suits? Wewnllisge

th d iyasihat ,e.,_ ' " "

MYSHQ? d»? s» am perm"- u " PIER-SWNALB

regular price in goodsdii to 66 ----

inchieo iwido. Thizris an excellent ' opportunity m gm. materials in ‘Mr. (L-A. Tilmllfiﬁﬂil. Montague. Muel- quaugm ﬂmn “many won Lu tho city Euiurday. '

oi ‘Honnomtonight. The Lealuo of the _ .

Burt-ca ‘ NAVV LEAGU Er-lﬂembem d!

~ general uainess this aitornoou at i o'clock

Evening j

xii. '19-W).—-“.And

many id unto

snuu be requrrod oi thee: bhcn whose shall those things he, which thou how/t provided?"

'1‘he preacher said in purl :

The bitter di _ ' uncut ex- perienced by the toolish mun men tioned in the Gospel shows us, by exounpief mhe vanity oi pursuing us he moo-ht to do. a. lite o: in-cess _ out indulgence to pleasure. This is indeed n beautiful world that (l-od has gdvon us. lywt it is at least but a beginning. but a. promise oi somethirngpg-reater and bother beyond. Elllowevor much attached to it wn may he. Lire whole ex~ periouco oi mankind goes to show that this world, immiienso and ‘beau- honor, dignity. riches power and pleasure is imnbie to iully sntisily us. it may, and oiteu. does, seduce us rny its varied charms; ibut it can never fully gratiiy the crav ing o! our hearts. God created man with such icmpﬂ-hilities for hnppinerm ihqv. ihoy surpass ail his measurements oi time and space. All men desire and crave

few know vdhere to (ind it or even

search for it tho natural imnn like hln protompo in rho Gospel, is apt to

dirmte pursuit. oi the pleasures oi

hhia vworid. And sooner or later ‘no

will lenrn the lesson taught in the

text. thnt the illocting gifts otiho

world- are like a heady wine which only intoxlcatos. leaving utter it. sorrow and disillusionment.

The zdmosli numiberlees dﬁviliﬁil we possess iodoy to minister tn our ploosuro are wail calculated to fos tor such n. delusion. The "phi-no- uomuimowthfot science and its wide application tovtluo. prnciuicnl needs oi life lms mode this world so salbasont a habitation for 1hr coverage mun that he would vuinly consider it. his first and final homc. mlisfprcsem gencirationuo so; sur- passes proceding-oues in this ros- pcﬁ that. nnywcompurison would inc vain . illut it would be very mislead lug to infer that this diroadening out of’ the nicuns oi fﬂfﬂiilywﬂlld pleas/ore has becn- muccompoiiicd by a. corrosponding dopth and cnrn eotneos of though and character. On the contrary the current or thought. is expended loo much on those. vanities to hove ‘any great. dopth. in the greater and nohler. waxy-s ot um we are .p00i‘cr by 1dr‘ than were tho simpler generations.

li‘ they did not posse-rs our moons

o! pleasure nhoy were not distract

ed: by our continuing passions.

J. K. Ross, Suffolk. ot'2.30 p. m.

And one or two others. Tibo of- Tuesday.

iicinls will he the mime as hereto- tore

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MICHIGAN cmrrm. , . v. .. _ . _ ENGINEER new .

VALPARAISO. Ind.. lilarcln- " Responsibility tor tho death oi thirty-seven persons in the train wreck Sunday ‘night nt the Porter ' (lnjlJi intersection ol the ‘Now York central and Michigan Control ourriuocr and firem-uu nt tho inquest hold today by Dr, ii. 0. Seipel. coroner, and thoy were tiormally charged with involuntary mans- slnuuhtor‘ ‘ Dr Soipol aitcr several witnesses to the disaster had tc-stiiied that (he signals were against tho Michi- gan Central, swore out warrants against the men, William Long. oi Nilos. (iliiclnl. tho engineer, and floor-go Block, oi Michigan City ~ (ind), tho ﬁreman. and ordered 11mm hound ovcr for trinl. Thoy worn roll-used lnic tonight on bonds of $5,000 and $3.500 respectively. furnished by tho Brotherhood oi

Bordon? EAGLE BRAND

meal-tithe

~ n

‘YCQffeé Ploy

POSTUM

And Poétum is a fully

family can ‘drink. with beneﬁt-r-

aﬂiieny" cups as desired. ' ' There's

HaﬂnYou-f

DO YOU MAKE lT

r; moms-L wsurr TO A ‘Pinon: ‘or PUGlLISM WVHO ADVERTlSES TO GlVE 2o LESSONS FOR $5‘. “runs cue/o; "SAJD 1. assume rumés AND GETTIN€ READY TO TAKE. w: suzsr Lesson/now

had real homes. Thoy had no big

their Hwy budgets oi clean and. unclean thinza. no sensational nov sis devoted largely to use: pro-

hilly-

oi lilm character that belong- io our fashionable ago. Lien were content with‘ homoly pnsiirrtos and simple living.

How much time those dun-s in

is wasted in ccoaea y visits, and cluttering pan-ties, in smokers. whist, drives, tit-homes, plot: ure palaces? Even in who holy seas. on of Lent. when people who have any serious views on lilo almuld be doing penanco for their sins. wihero do we find runny oi them? Joyriding and merry-mak- irug. ongaged in a hundred iollico that enter into the lives oi men and women everywhere today.

'l‘hose thing's may not be bad in

‘themselves, but lhoy arc, certainly

bad when carriod- to excess. And, excess is iiuo grout ilangor or mu

‘pleasure-seeking oi today. it i»; “.“u*,‘* DICKY“lilPPYlSwiin-‘KRQYTN _

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on. .- 9H»

NEVE

m. St. Dunotaars Cathedral lust i hUht (4th Sunday in Lent) Ilov A. oimumy preached from moron Bi. ‘Luke. l‘ will sny m my soul, Soul thou hast much goods’ lnid up for yours; take mind ease cut drink and be merry. But (lod sa him. Thou Fool. this night thy soul

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oiter the greater good. though very ‘

“more to look ior it. Irn the eager v

look- for gratification in the inor- .

. m . _ ~ Th” h m “m”; ‘mg’ m“ “my rbosom oi the home itself. m m. pietorlaiis. no Sunday moors with! m

bloms:—~thesa things were practic, mogphera o; unknmvn. So also were ourmm momma 9mm?“ "Em" ‘M’ "h" ‘hmisito he regretted 1.1m the old iuah-

REPLI so, “Because THEY

MACDONALDS “men who made history

yards. homcaand

cities-—.Macdonald's has as the smoke.

but in new form“

a a Canadian institution.

“ BRIER " has Smoked by

in the bush. on

' trail. in mining camps, prospectors huts, factory on trains, stcamships, in the luxurious downtown clubs of our Canadian

r .. l.

always been

t q MACDONALDS cur BRiER"--rhe same us.» - maintains every Macdomid traditim linen . ,; I558. and gives to smoicerr~mer¢ tobacco for ch- maany. ‘

from the ironic and lending tlwuu to find their pleasures clseyvherc, ‘until it hm.- now bccouuo for many little. more than o boarding house. For this tho part-iris

the center of that feverish spiriq 0i unrest. which is the ‘lliiSfiiilll m" tho 110W‘.

The most rlisturbiuu effect of this thirst ‘for excitement and gilmsure is that it is chilling the wholu ilio. oi tho people. Tm: inun- dution or our security ieftho homo. The men and women of tomorrow the hope bi today. are the children of the home. This being the case we cannot. viﬂw the present condii. ions rvriih much satisfaction. Pic- l turn shows have much do answer _ for. in the liie o! today they have TALKS or gglmoug mags. ‘In-moi’? wrnlwwl who inﬂwiviq "rum. WARFARE (It the family hearth and for this ' reason they fmlY iairly he charged] with mum disorders and crimes. iiiut tnliingi tho evil buck to its source we find i1 lodged in the

in llie guilty ours coming ilirousrh the gator: of sacrifice to corneal. and pious iiv~' ing 11.2mm. And it is only the sav- ing grace oi Christ that can work i-his change in the human heart.

OTTAWA, Qlicr. 5.~- Unless there is n. distinct attitude on the purl of employers, United States and Canada. to o curtain extent will he involved in serious industrial warfare, said» Mr. Tom ‘Moore pro sidont oi the Trades and Labor congress oi Canada. today. .

‘Mr. Monro has just returned from Washington whore be con- ferred wish the executive oi‘ tho American Federation of ‘Labor and representatives of industrial or- szanizaiiou. The object oi tho conference vwns to deal with what they believe to be a. strong attack upon organized lnihor in a non- .uninn campaign by employers and in the action oi Iinitevl States

which are diverting the courts which iloclarod unconstitu- tional practically nil the by-invrs

l: oi truo homo utmosiphcro. God His goodlnead has crested no ﬂoater dizwre than. that oi: the another wfho gives to iho homo her soothing. olevmting spirit. The at- the home depends on And it is indeed uiuch

l .

lioned. community lite of the Jioma is disappearing under so husinoss. interests

people

{many claims o! modern Wndustrlal and social

fdrccs urc well and in a good position to defend ihelnsel\'c.s. of the outcome of tho stmgglo that are lurgelyahcy are entering into to maintain rr-sponsibiy, and thu rcmoriy filo tile poshiou they have achieved hock for ihexmsolvcs and their standards humility and M’ 1i

ﬂlliiilde on the pioyors, Uiliiﬂi ‘States and Cnnnda

organized now

They are confident

ving. It all leads to one thing. Un- less thm-e is a distinct change "oi part of the em-

tn a certain degree, will be in- volved in serious industrial wor- Iaro, ,.~ l SEPARATE 8CHOOL LAW IS LEGAL

SYDNEY. N. 8.. Iuinr. L-That the separate (school system as exist lug in ‘Sydney is perfectly legal nnd m accord with the school laws o! the province oi Nova Scoiia. was the ndrrice tendered to the Cl- ty Council tonight hy City Solici- ior Findlay Jiiacdounld, K. 0.. vrho had been orderedi to zuulre a rc- port yellowing strong protest from the Rev. John Priuglc. who re cently notified the council that ho

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PACKING HOUSE MEN

IOIOHOK§XQ they hm! ior the protection oi la-

uoiru VICTORIA

Employers in United ‘Sfftlﬂs are not hcsiinling in cvpouiy doclaru Famed (or it vuino and ser- vial.

their determination to aiostroy the porwoi- oi labor organizations. The newspapers or all the largo dtica are iull o paid advertisements by

Sixties would rosin! ~10 (iiich a reduction in wane-s mid

u formal cull was issued here ioda

employees zit (‘minim on iilurch

‘ lilegnntly fumbled I! ‘no Om . ,

plo\ crs associations attempt.

rmm‘ ‘ml Mm‘ ing lo iuihlouco ilm puhllc mind

u.“ u yo" ‘on’ m against organization of lnhor. A

"M." tremendous rriuount 0i iuoucy is aunt“ ' helm; spout in liuit. way

0n tho mhor

l1 and ' lhc luhnr t

nnli l".

cur BRIER

become

would pay no ﬂurthcr tax for the upkeep oi llomnn Catholic schools

FIGHT WAGE CUTS

(‘lliCAGO.l\lur. d.—- Declaring that tho 200.000 mocking houses employeos throughout. Lilo United ihh inst

return m flue ion hour working day.

ior n. national confluence oi‘ Hi0

the the

PIERCE FIGHT IN COUNTY LEITRIM

iliihiiAST, March 6.—-l-‘iity men nmhushedm flung column oi-polics and military in the mountainous district of (larrick-on-Hiiuunrm. County lmiirin. today and :1 Hercu- iiight ensued which lasted nn hnur. A lieutenant commanding rim troop. was seriously wounded and rin- soidiers and two policemen nor» wouudede slightly.

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For but ruuln, buy a in largo packages

usr uiuvru

..f‘:ir oi Bram! “and. Middl- ings. which we are selling at lowest prices Wholesale and

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