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Hrs J. R. McGregor, Hillsboro

°“‘°”¥ °h°°° .lwvlus last night'

Vancouver: _.

Joseph Doyl ' ‘ Southport, lol: l;'¢“dni53,h“,,§“T{,|°7.

couver, B. C. _ I

-T "l‘ siadltlrs Dense", No,-`¢|`,

-____..'.__. I TUUN-.-I

1" NY' ¢° bu! In this Province, T

was ouse on March 17th wa '1 f ` _ or Miss Bertha Purdy, dnnghgm. 0,

Ir! and Mrs. Pu ll

_ night for vancousellii Bela, left l

.-_,_ V

Try-

0WN ill EEN’S C'

My Geraldine will 1 '

am f"Th° 'pany friends of Alfred D

.E - » regret to learn ll

Y

e entered the P. E. I. Hospital t

Yi

0 'V 5° DUI 'Oli It tu thy’ pers H Q' sth?

lu. uuii u in Mill Wiiiii l if ul iiniiiis

rl*

E- "NEW`YDRK._ March 10-Suffrage not and agriculture are to be combined

in a novel' way by- one of the ltading ‘illllrfiflfa leaders of the metropolis.

mm ony Wm uche-‘Ml's. _0. H. P. Belmont, who during

at the present month will open a school

H' Of agriculture on a 200 acre farm

° I. -, t .2 _ ‘terday suse, 1 0 “ ‘N 9 Elliflts of their dau htezr ini. rug mm 519011 poison- near her country estate, Brockholst,

Mrs. Bradford Webntolg e 5

’ -__

.,. i

A, . 1 __ I _ verng,-Ifbuhl, ;T;ll\u:;_>,Il1_ tPort City. left last night on an "ten i“¢~*“°"?l" `u<PlA! TTI uysr. 'ifhige Trim- vim t° Vi°t°'T“ B C sua 0 li

GBOFSB A. B. and Mrs Mcbona

B-Y- Hempstead, L. I. The school will be exclusively for women. Not a man

did. Will be on the 'premises-not even to sd °h0P wood or build chicken coops.

V »Ml`9- B¢lrnont's suffrage farm 'will

__ ,H » ~_ af

°”°’d ‘l.~:-£05 Qilllortunity to thost tl‘fi¢'>1rl:_nd on Nun" Wm Visit in NW open with 20 employes and they will

31%; this hosutilui pl

'.-"‘_f:, ei-1

TIIBPB N "I L' ` ' _ Tp-IRUVBHY ‘E9-ft-i last Wednesd tuck sold high, mllolpcgws as h “sf “M h°f°°= up to sm. 'r

“Yi

Miss Susie Flynn, dan pl,

Flynn, driver on the P. I?rll.?f(3

at- where she will enber h ' fl; “Hd *aku up training Thr Tislillurile th g_ . he `0ne of the best dramas ever p

..:rec,ei.-vsfull wages while they are - learning to farm. Truck gardening

,tA. will be the Blleulalty and when the gg, ,craps we in the workers will out ou

1 their sunbonnets and drive with' the,

‘"5 Produce to Long Island City for ship-

~ n10l1t to' the’ New York markets. It

is. intended to make the farm self-

”°`='V°“t “P *O $4`.225. sud was soutca by,thc P. E. 1. Drsmstic olde; 8"p”°m°é """“ th° “ta” ‘md 'E° ‘“‘

ushli 'ln st .$4 soo, ch l

the reserve bid: About aénltllgbevéng "allied for stock sud crop ' as

' _

.TUB Bowling team f th Gilt lglpartinent ol the P.e`I11f,eCTmIlrT__

_°"mpl1"'l3 ~"

Oo's. team Till This Yi. Elewart s Saturday night and deféated em by a majority of 183 ping A l‘\\°0._ Of the Railroad team, made

will be staged in the Opera H sc

17th and 18th. No one should m the opportunity of seeing this bean ful play.

The Victorias Hockey team of t

left for Halifax last night

8 special for Georgetown. T

were

&CC0mDanied by. W. B. Prow

Geo.

al highest score, 163, while A.

h 7 i ° °1`“ °f U10 ‘Imperial s' malls friends and supporters hers who

the highest aggregate, 439_

A1- city,

th

M

e. were given a good send-off by th

tertain the best of hopes for the li ing of the coveted "Starr" T1-sph

...Ph _ _\, e case of Wallace Carr, City,\ There was a very lsrgo gathering

élilfstil #ith 'ills larceny of goods tho ststlou. 'rho tcum will liuo un

fiom R. E. Mutch- Bk Co.. camo

gain `T’°E°l`° the Dolice court on Sat- E. Grady, A. Rattenbury, P. Ro

ll day and ocouoicc tho sttcutiou

up follows: A. McAskill, B. Rattenbu

of C. Burns and S. Murphy. J. Ing

ll- crease the number of hands as rapid-

Frida!" “ml saturday nigl1tu.0gvlai-(dh lyrlis pT)ssn¢)l1e' t A d th

i

e p an ocs no en ere by any

all means. Mrs. Belmont will open the

way for her farmers to become own-

ers of small farms, thereby becoming economically independent-something

is that years of toll ln a city factory

h . . .

ho” would not give them. In speaking of 33 ,her farm experiment, which she has

Prowse, and others. The boys 32?; _considering for two years, she

;1,‘_ “I want to explode two theories. “_ The first is that girls would rather

work 10, 12 or 14 hours on starva-

y','_ tion wages in insanitary surround- “» ings and live ~ln crowded tenements

as in New York than go out of the city

55" and take up a paying occupation

`i» whcrc houlth will he tho llrst hcucst

ta” °°‘“`t 511 filly- Sergeant Braiilc ham and J. Prowse went as sly; t'° be reaped'

, was the-Bret witness testifying

“F0 UW Premises of Mrs. Clim-

7» Wh°f9_t|!9 d¢f'°'lldBllf»'9 wife stays, 1 : J ordan’s Emulsion is recornm

gimxifdetcéfrgéidtigg ,Eliza gloodgepgcv- ded by doctors, patients and chemis

- ' . » 0 In . _ Rt E, Mu,tch,s ,ruckman told matgilz, as the beet to use. 3 11ll2

Y l

to men. Thchparty will return the iutt

e k ' '

"ia Search °E mf’ C“l`l"9 Premises and part of t

' wee .

les

i

ills oats frsqucutl t eh fl f. .l ldaving a bill for syam; algo &‘ZtTi‘E>dxnrl.l Suu Foam soar. ttcc cunts i.crioi- cl _

flour, for which no bill was :ielivh-.~l».l,

Hp wa`s'n‘tfpaid-forit. R. N.-l‘.Iutcll 5335595-UJat_7he had no accoi ut with

ll

osrr and fdcutiilcfl thc host. ufhic

E; ‘.‘Tlie second fallacy is that no wo-

man is a good all round farmer. I

‘ propose to prove that women can- ' nat- only prepare the ground for the

en' work it has to do but can raise the

ts staple crops as well as men can."

' Mrs. Belmont sees in her scheme

the gradual displacing-of the hired man. She considers that our richest soil ilas been let run down by the em- ployment of a class of “nomadic trumps" who care .nothing for scien- tific agriculture, but merely stay at one place long enough to earn a. few

contai_n'ed_ the sugar, ‘the bo; nl tw - _ ` A E dollars and then pass on to spend th‘e box of raisans and Lile lii<-oiiii' ' the 1“0¥l°Y ¢TS‘=W\W1`°~ ,

' ' " Lectures on` woman suflra-ge and

Cirr anything but oats and nevci-

gave any order for Cari to get -'

Milton M1_:Doha.id said he never sold

E tl

QQOGS. Bl, L. Head said he sold no

flag else to Carr but a bag or two

0 ts which was paid for on the spot. Willisin.McPlice toni thst he sold Glirr nothing but oats. Michael Mc- Kearney also swore _that he had sold

. Th

or delivered .nothing to Carr case was adjourned until Wednesd at ten 9a.m. The prisoner was adm

bod tb "ball, himself in $100 and two

appbared for the prosecut'on and A A, _McL_ean, K. C., for the defendant

SPRINGFIELD, Ill., March 9.-H

rem and hobble skirts were the su

l. of

ject ofabill presented in the I-lou

n tom are prohibited. An absolute lt- is placed upon the “Harem skirt"

appearing in public in the gar Heavy fines for violation of the pr posed law is provided.

The prohibition case against Edward. i ------_--

Fraser. Vernon River, resulted in conviiftion for first odence and w

e Y

suretieaof $200 each. K. J, Martin

as

" Hilili. Bliili KNTGHTS

fined $100 and costs and was commit- _

ted'-to iail. The case against Hen Benoit"__was dismissed.

_

FY

1:-Rexall “B3” Hair Tonic. We _

have stocked this celebrated hair pre paration and guarantee it to giv satisfaction or refund the amoun paid". Try a bottle for your hair’ sake. 50c. _and $1.00. The MacKin- non Drug' Co., Retail Agents, Cor. clock' This morning reports of Gt' Geo' & Kt' Stn' dnt’ I without any gr?st discussion.

IN MEMORIAM.

Fell asleep in Jesus at the rcsi

dence of her daughter, Mrs. John T. McKay, Clifton, Feb. 26th., 1911. Elizabeth Pidgeon, relict of the lat

: land continued its sessioirlast nig and this morning, concluding at 1

tones the Grand Chapter decla

closer commercial relationship

UPPUSE TTECIPTTTTIIIT

other subjects will be given on the

_ »fiirm. Mrs. Belmon herself will keel "constant watch over the conduct of ii.

€1;“‘schoul and a practical woman farmori

,,,,_ will teach agriculture. _ . ol'

B

today by Representative Murphy, _ .

Chicago. “Hobbies/’ measuring le s » than one and one half,ya.rd and not , . » more than three yards at the bot- . "

li n

STHEET Hiliwii TNT] _

°' EAS MTTTNS AT UNEE

MONCTON, N. B., March 8-At to-

night's mee/ting of the city council the Moncton Tramway Electricity

Y and Gas Company _ submitted final

planspshowing the route of the street railway, plans of construction and a

lets system in connection with

_ comp - . _

B BARBIE, March’ 8.-The Grand the natiiral gas installation.

Chapter Royal Black Knights of Ire- All important statement was made

t' thst ths work ol isylus sus minus

ll 0"-‘ would be commenced tomorrow and il ~_

9 by iicxt alitllmn the company expect-

t

Resolution Committee were adopted sd to have the mains on practically

~` every inhabited street _in the cltY.

cg which means _about thirty miles of

pipe laying

r - .

against reciprocity, holding that the The plans»su.binitted wane approved

it by the council, as r'equired by the ali?

' would bring about between Caue~ nnd the company has now full DB4"-

dians and the United States would mission to enter upon the stl‘c€tS_f0l' syontually lead to political union gas and street railway construction.

° severance from the British Empire. he company expects to have the

T

D°““l_ S- Dumlng,\ Long R_1"°" ““d°>'A telegram was sent to Sir Wilfrid street rallwny and gas in full opera- daughtcr of the late James Pidgeon La,,,.,,-,_ urging that the measure be um, by next alltumm

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of French River in her eighty-first year. She was a consistent member ofthe Episcopal Church, an affection- ate wife and mother, a 'kind neigh- bor and patient through all her af- fllétiobs. Her remhins were laid to rest in the Cemetery at French Riv- er. Rev. John Murray conducted the service at the house and the Rev. Mr. Watson at the church and grave. She leaves to mourn three daughters Mis Sophie Bernard, Long River. Mrs tillman Saw Greenville.

stopped. _

'ro lltpucc licenses

OTTAWA, March 9-The city I-lull, which contains 16 liquor senses, may flnd itself with 1-ess th

...__-

there to have three cu o n

proper hotel accommodation. As

. . ts WT.

' Maine and Mrs John T. McKay

ollitotr sua four sous, John in Alhsr

2 instructed to inspect all hotel prem-‘eo

lse and his report is to tht elle

result Chief of Police Chevalier was, my ,S now no; ,M dlgmnl, pl-oylxlsvil

ton, f'Joseph at Long River. -Tf‘l“0 and William in Somerville, and tiirc

sisters, Mrs. M. M. lvlcnoofl, Kchsiug- tho required euuviuuuu B Ou

ton, Mrs. W._ D. Stewart, Melrose, Ma s. and Mrs. ‘S E I-Ieartz. D01”-I

\ll»st¢r._<lVl4le¢.»-Cool. . . _

council will, therefore, at once cc

to the standard.

5 S s thatnot more than half n dozen hav

d tl . 'l`h

Eiiiil Wil Til PREVENT

TTTTTTTTTEE PTTTLTSIS

n

half a dozen within theuext few _ ' ;__.. weeks. A petition is in clrculatioir ALBANY, 'N_ yu March ll.-‘.‘.W_¢

t 'T 0 thhhave' already discovered bow to__prc-_

sf°“u<l that "MY “° “°" T”°"m'F-” Iysut iniuntilo psrslgsis, thc achieve

"f"rnent of a cure I may conservatively

ct' in tile paths of nlpn who are working

“` Flexner of the Rochefeller Institute at

sider wiping out ull which are not up Albany tDday_

_________..__-_-

_ BUG CUT OUT OF HIM.

\ »~ i W

___ i ._ .

_--

bgtrunglys measures are not'thi‘cwn

E for the sollltion of ‘this and other E great problems." said Dr. Simon

horsepower.

sels of this size.

9, speed; of twelve knots.

cially constructed tanks.

TTliEETiT TN ii _

trouble-

LONDON. March 'I-The rec

launching at South Shields of Bret sea-going, cargo-carrying ve equipped with internal comhust

ect 11 I et 6

moulded, and will carry 5 littleo 800 tons dead weight on a draft of feet.ataspeed of 'Il knots. She intended for short voyages, ohlsllly pnsbygery was ,lm esslon at gym-_ Sweetest season of all the four, for carrying coals from South W Blgok

port. A set of high-speed six-cy

561' V€l`U°l11 SBS engines. mauufaffiiurs apcharge againsémftev. Mr. McQuee

ed by E.S. Hindley it Sons, of Bonn- » ' nistsr on r

ton, Dorset, will ‘be placed aft.

i-tionan minute. The gas plant is duplicate, each division being of

P

will be from 25 hundred weight to hundred weight daily, against three Queen will nuke an s,p0l0gy_ and a half tons of steam coal i -‘= ~ '

compound engines of equal power, ` ~

viirviilmoii or

such as are generally used for v

An experiment on a large scale

however, under construction in Bar-

clay, curio 3, co's yard al, Glasgow. _ll‘OR0h"1‘0, March 9-The Canadian laid away ‘

for the Russian East African Com- Association for the prevention of Tu- To sleep till the Archaugel's trumpet

pany. The ship is to be oil-gl-lyen_ berculosiawill hold its eleventh

While, of course, internal combustion ““Bl_l“°9ti“§ 011 '1`h\\\'SdBY and F

me day_, May 18 and _10, in London, On- lm,” all_ ~. . i has term. As the sanltorium movement The ll-lends that ws love mny

ln~ in Ontario has received much erieou-. s¢a¢f,e,-erl wide, _ 5 ragement from the increased grants soms rnsyillnd 5 rest ’neath the roll- thoroughness. It provides an exallrille

engines have been used for some ti

for propelling vessels, nothing

yet been attempted in the way of st llin oil en ines in so large

onil, of/the Provincial Government for such ing tide, ,000 h‘9°EE'“E"i°“9» the “P‘°“di‘1 “ew 9*mTt°f° On a barren plain, 'neath a burning graces, all the decorative things- i ity, ,fum at# London should prove of spec- snn, '

af ial interest to the delegates.

ll h R

6 E Q

ship. Thenew vessel into be ab 5,000 tons gross, and of about 7 tons d-cad-weight carrying capac and will have accommodation for number of passengers. She will ha

'The advantage of the class of gina 'adopted is said to lie in the( that it can be worked with the che 'est kind of oil, which can be boi-lg

at present at from $6 to $8

No magneto or spark is requ' d _ I

ignite thc chsrgc, this hciug one by dns serutorfum at London.

compression, and the engines can started in five minutes, compared

the fifteen hours required to raise

steam with boilers. There are to be _

no boilers, no fllnnels, and no coal '_'-' bunkers, the oil being carried in spe- WESTHAMPTON BEACH, Long IS_ _cockepur street (or Coeksp

Twolsets of combustion cylinder

limes of the Diesel type ifwfth Tm' decision soon on the char es brou

proveinents) will provide the prof! ling power, and a s eller engine the same type is t bc installed

generate electric p wer to drive the

wlnches,‘ windlass nd steering gear, of msn Grain no

ss wc,lius to prowlclfortiigntiug thc ,,,,,t_ T’ “ “ “mi i‘“‘“°‘“1 °°

vesee . Asa rcsu o ex ons ve expe- The char 88,3 ,ns Pr _ . _ “ments the mmvestimate that 100 mond werezmadiabytM,Bl;n<;i31;;l\.1 Rich fruits and other natural Produc tons 'oi oil will harry the vessel far as 300 toner of coal carry steamer ’5f the serine size-. Only ate

0Il‘€-f0'-Will Of nw Simca “5“9'T1Y"0°°_“' to do so without a hearing,

pied by coal bunkers will be requi

ed for the oil tanks.

The change now introduced is con sidered to be of much greater im- portance than even the introduction

of the steam turbine a. few Y9&l`B 830. BORN.

which made comparatively little

ternation in the space which shi

years large vessels wit-bout. flinne or, boilers will be seen sailing th? A lantic, and that those vessels will popular with passengers owing tot 9_\;,_ssnee of smoke, soot and dirt.

i; . __.____----

TENNILLE, Ga.,_ March 10-Dr.

Prof. Johnson was taken to the

county jail at San-dersville by Sher-

' . B th r minen In Moyer 0 mania” tlénoe A AN U ' was opened to the first settlers who

““d “°“°”’°“t h°"° ° "‘ S ' “ '_ '_' . rcuchcd it. she slept on s hoo ol

In

B109 brooke up to 1 _d" this mornl

I Alberta and British Columbia, there are even seiad dats that

rain for seed

wtf after seeding, as it new look; 'as

t

E8

Vsg _i___\ is -MONTREAL. liegch 8.--Que

lill- rand again this a noon, to consider Had I ln? Will I WOUW With

of Lingwfek. The r_ni is a g

€

Thur with coutuuuicious hcsi-in, towunls N01" tllluk to leave till thy slay

will have double lsuitiuu. and sive the Prcshytcrypilisicspsct sud disoh- 0'°r. 180 brake horse-power at 450 revolia amen” to its 1 ins/q~u¢¢_i°m,_ and 0|-_ Thankless my heart could I wish for

ill ders. Both minister and session were m0F¢- _

100 hocught hsloisf thc Prsshytory, iuurl Emblem Ol youth time. harry

the comimitteo` is now trying t

The consum tion of anthracite coal ri-heh an nmignbls settlement of the Filling with gladness the moor a

30 iusttcr ou condition thst lvlr. Mc~ les. .

Of

_ TUBERCULOSI

is, ` --

ent. men on the practical side of

en- tuberculosis question will be

this movement will have the o

35 lsnclielrs kisses

land, March 9-The school board

9'* Westhampton Beach, L. I., will give

0 Bush, a teacher, that he fotcibly l.is

ed her, and his charges against h

as December Z0. Two da s afterward*

t' es Miss Blish to resign. She refus'

' ion.

_:inquire to be brought back'!x'oi;'

BH' shall call r

t

acl, leading features of theimeetings. e

np- presentatives of the-various munici- gay lil; palitles contemplating active work in with loved ,md lost ones all gather. or-

e,_ _ _ _ _ 5 _ght dces of the great shipping cornpan D, against William B. Richmond, prlnci- 3,;-o located, and an interesting t Dui Ol the High Sshuul. hv Miss lush hihitiou is thot of thc modcls ol thc ..,,_,,d New York ,mms mu of do-S

“T women. I mean women who choose °E toy dogs for constant companions

Y

ua filed his accusations. The board ask-

ed CALLS Nliw vom; _ _ _

r- _ The board met last Frlday nigh WOMAN’S PURGATORY_ inner verities. In their pursuit of the

. heard both cases and reserved decis- i ‘

‘ SPRING TIME.

Men

unseen?

bring with thee =‘ -' i

Life and happiness, joyfulness, glee The ripples are dancing adown

9 stream ~ '

Y

glitter and gleam,

on-away _ - ‘

That has held, them in fetters

many a day-.

could'st sta

c day,

ng I »sigh for thee_when thy stay is o'e'r

ee

. th

J' stray

d To foreign lands far, far away,

an

0 free,

~relsuT~ ‘ ‘

Cheered by the thought thou art com-

ing again?

S ~All nature seems waking to life to-

day,

But the friends whom in sadness we

l- Our fomis from the chambers of si-

May adord a rest when their work

va Papers and discussions by promin- done, p g y ..

f 9 But 'twill matter not where we're (1051 100k IIBDPY. and -the N530”

° laid away

ed home

ton. DP

so tunity of visiting the Queen Alexan- Through 581,15 of eternal sp;-ing 4;

FORD). '

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_ _ 1

E Mom-ilis or srnsmnns.

Q

a in London is the place where the

s- oce-an steamships in the windows er most of the offices. The' agencies n- many of the British colonies 'are als

on this street, and their displays

1,7111 add to thc picturesqueness. e

t.

Some one has written a. play a

el- Lvprolin-At Nclfvoik, ou luur

ll' 5, 1911, to.Gcorge and Mrs. Ly

builders had to set aside for mach- fm-fl (nee Miss uyalkm), a Bom

inery, boilegs and bunkers. W, Rus- DIED sell Ferguson, -the managing director _.l_______.__ ,'__'__.,_____ of BM-slay, Curie & Co., expressed McKAY-At Elliotte Mills. Mar thc opiuiou that within thc ucxt two 5th. 1911. Georsiue McKay. used

ls years. »_

o

»t. be 6th, 1911, the infant daughter be John G. and Mrs. Mcllladyen.

land St.

tory.

e

dence on Tuesday, the 14th, at te

L. a. nl. Interment Belfast Cemetery.

J. Kelley, of this place, was shot GROOM-In this City On MB-I`Cl1 11. and instantly killed yesterday _by Prof. Nathan L. Johnson, superin' tendent of the Tennillc Jnstitute- The

disciplining of Dr. Kellcy‘s son

the institute, it is said, led to the

at

People’s Cemetery.

________.

*~ N6 Nosmsurs

i 1 b bl ill be f. ... \;, .

;:‘:::i‘;i“*° ““ “ ’ ” wifeiirssiii hai: ssh -1 cu fm uf

_ ' _ _ ‘ 1 ' _

_’ ‘_ made candy for sale. Admission ten taught the mst school in oklaho a

in the back room of s warehouse.

Funeral from her late residence, o llfonduy at 3.30 to Peoples Csme- Ciety is to Oklahoma what t

Fun ral service at his late resi-

1911, 'James Groom, aged 70 years, of Pallas to Kansas City. When Funeral from residence of his bro- the ball of the Aprillls Fitiltlli GOV' ther, Wm. Groom, Upper Prince ernor Weaver, of Iowa, ‘led the grand St., today (Monday), service cofn-

mencing at 4.00 p. m. Interment Mirs. Sutton on his arm..lt Wall

glhlrlrclitetoivn Motor Co. appears "S at afT°“'“°°“ anal” and. tm "H c1sewhe,.e_ 3_13du_ ers at evening functions said she w

____ one of the most charming wom

ever entertained by the Ccnuressio

meet has heard the story of the

(T _

Just oft~ as thou cainest, tho_u'lt

till'

And as sunbeams pls on them they

Seeming glad to escape from the pris-

for

Beautiful spring, would that thou

_With me foreverythrough llfe’s brief

was

nd

Who would not suffer cold winter's

\ - s, 5,. ,.,, _ ., _ -.__-_,V/_ __ -~ »- g_, i ' to . ‘ i f »

u ~°°f°*v _ ,_ __ ci

sho sort mas . siiouolugssilthp'

¢_, __

sore wiuisiu to supply uuxrostoelp “°“‘ 'Pfmsi wwe hut thounilwsulu-¢1'\"_‘“‘4"‘ °,'~‘"°"=

I ‘ g . _

""I‘he market certainly looks now

i

as if it would pay _tus _lnnnggg ylm can do so to hold their _l;rg.ln- until'

if

t there is a good Prospect 'off getting

5%? several cents a bushel ojepfcr l L "

en 'es has drawn attention t ' -_ , - ' ..... .. -.. si chili iiiilsléi _

' ~

under construction in this count _ _ _ _-__ , _ ‘ The vessel _launched last month is $1 ' -

feet long between pcrpendiculars, Q2 S f beam by e inch , _ _

_ . _ be

this is what, in the soft, slow

Since thou left us so slyly, almostof 'the "South, her large, soft brqgn~

_ieyes--the eyes that used _twgovern the uurulisst boy t_bs__t_gver defied a_ schoolilaalsm--changing 'with evetyi thought 'and emotion sbs told moo!

her impression of the metropolis.

"I_wiI1 tell you first of the ‘tbiap

thstllike. That is only kind and courteous, you know. I went to the Metropolitan Opera House andlieid "The Girlof t-he Golden Weet."`1 was charmed with Caruso. Not only was his voice the most beautiful I ever heard, but be seems th'e most mag- netic msn I ever saw. 'He must _be very popular here. --

"And the Hippodronie enchanted me. 1 said to my husband: ‘It doesnft _

. seem possible that the mind of s mere

man conceived anythihg as great All this.’ I was grieved to hear that this work of two young _men should have the shadow of the death of oneiof them upon it. Mr. Dandy died soon after it was built, I understand. Well, that is the way of life--always

rl a shadow of some one's grief upon

every achievement.

"I like the large theatres and the

great shops. The town seems to be 5 paradise of women in one aspect and

-M.L., St. Avards, Charlottetown.

wo- -

man who waxed rich with the new E " ` " '-

‘B purgatory in another. Take the as- pect of paradise first, for one should ,look on the bright side of everything ‘ as long as Possible.

“In New York everything seems to

be done alittle better than anywhere else. Every object seems to have an extra sheen and polish. Everything is done, not well, but_ as well as it is possible to do it. Everyone, as~Maet- rl k sa “Sin s°his own son ,"

e inc~ ys, g g be and sings it for all it is worth. New

York seems to put a premium upon

of perfection in all the arts and

“But now thatl have said this, I

is will tell you why it seems to me a

ur ator for women The women

they do not look haDPY is that they

- If wc only meet on thc Grout Spring do not, as the pastor 0! your beau-`

tiful Grace Church, with its wonder- ful music and its child voices that sound like the voices of angels, said

0 last Sunday, ‘leave themselves go.” '

"He said that there is 3 large part.

of our natures we do not use; that if wc used all the richness and depth in us we couldslie so much more use- ful -and so much happier. I never .heard a greater truth. The womeal sec on tlie`New York streets and the

“"` women, I mciin women who choose

of street-as the English form would be) sem at Pam, Beach and in Havana

35 seem‘to me to use only a small part

S of thelrnatures, and that not the

X' best part.

° when there is so much human ‘want

°f and sufforingl Such women ought to ts r'v'd f their wealth; for they

be dep i . o are unworthy of lt. I should say that women of New York ceie so mllch for externals, for dress and show, that they have forgotten the

ortiricisiitics they forgot the scoli-

ties. And when they realize that tlieylm

nd have lost the reality, which is gen-l`=**

christened it “The Lady of Oklaho- ine, mutual affection, they rush to' 'i ma." It has almost been produced, the divorce courts and tell the world '

ch' but not quite. Perhaps it never will of their loss. It is very sad. I pity, , d_ be, but its theme has got abroad, the women of this great, fashionable,

and nearly every other person you fascinating city."-Ada Petbersovn. »

h State and who came East to observe ' '\\'\ \'\

75 "the fussler life."

ivlcl~*ADYsi‘N-In this city, ou Msrch féuud a Parallel today iu Mrs- Fra

l Sutton, wife of an Oklahoma City -/

6.

banker, and ,one of the foremost

// _

NEl_,SON_In this ¢lf_y March 11 nanciers of the young State. Mrs. K D N

191.1, Mrs. Henry Nelson, Cum'be 1'-

2 Sutton has administrative and o

Daughters of the Golden West is

n ma. City what th-e Mardi Gras Carn

ival is to New Orleans, the Veilsd Prophet to St. Louis and the Priests

at

march which opc-ned the ball, with

a

proclamation that she was the first lady of Oklahoma. ‘

Mrs. Sutton was in the run across

the line on the famous day the land

` (T F” " ‘°“g “"“’ ‘E W” "‘“l’l’°°°“ cuiac, tho oulciel orseu Ol lust ` 3_13d,,,_ ' his sisoo scistiuct ilcut in wsshiu

'fill “surly”

EGG CARRIER

is Plcilliii rlA'l‘_

opmsmdichly end.-»eonvenienfly will execily fit Q30

dos. DI ' or “lli`ilnfy

Humpty” Carrier-will carry

one 'egg safely from pfroducer to consumer. We are se lii`§` 'em from Atlantic to Pacific and every- 7| '

body sa`y£\“'_1‘ll`e_best .yet

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` ` Salesngcnts for all Canada. '

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STHCB the NTB W95 disposdwged M5' was' 94) cents, and the price of 2

Y Cg higémi,20‘l§‘d_;'77S;g..»& `l’5ag_ol',1.d- Canadian Western' oats llZ} cents _ _ __§'-M-"~ _ _`_”_____ _

i - l" ‘°“°i”‘° P“N“`°.‘€l““" if' .‘“°.‘2f.‘; 1 ‘~“° " lil” " i-hui _ . rn W 98

Ailenfiifn to Bursts :ish .. .:...:.,

‘ " iC8

_ was 65 cents a bushel below the pr

- on the date of the announcement of

'that Flovd MGCOY. Of 01`B“§,¢» N-J-dpowerful association of farmers in

was uufl°fl“S ‘mm "°‘“”°“‘° “\’°°“' Western Cauadu lu “Qld their Hain* ~-voice Bpcoislist, Prof. H. A. »

T‘“°’”‘“ii"€“’ ‘Pi ““°.? if.‘l".f.i °i`.§’u2 “A “°°"'“”. ““”"l°‘€i`.`.“““.i”§‘ii.5.°" ““*°“' *°“°“°" °‘ "°’°° °“‘”“"' li iuiliwlli

b“K~ “ ' ° °°“_r ’ . _ '01' 50919 W°9 5 P59 A 9' e E' Piano and Organ. Voice Culture a ,E ~ -» - operated on before this discovtifi ste effort was being made by a sec- ;sp,,c1a1ty_ Studio, 156 Great George c°m'me,,c,nE Dwembermh' ,,,,,_m,, 3-l3dil. __ was made at the,0r_ange Menwl” H- tion of Chicago, St. Paul, and Win- SL _ 2_7d,ts,.w6w_ _,o ¢hi,R`Q':,_ ,,|_||,.,,,, ,,¢,,|l,_,¢,:__

Hospltgi, few days B.30~ _ nipeg grain men to knock the price -'I' luilnwerd

And McaCoY'B_ “W1” "i°it°r W" of grain down, with a view of dis

Thehs t§:.lt.TlltduTE:3vT¥lT1eliT¢i:?Jt hgltncllttli nTl1i?T1nt'th2n r‘xlIT¢`E“¢E>IcT’ty25al1l;'EE‘r>i de;iEie(i)ilt eyes exammed before Wu go to the eillsco. ‘E

.` ' ~ We 'g dfi. 3-13d3i. “

e_,h0\li’» n, WHT 88.0 “Elm he W” “sleep was first announced, the price of see B r r and that he swallowed it. _ " spot 1 Nor. wheat at Fort. William __ - -

That character and experience bays D D 5 l/

[` .

ganizing ability. Sh° founded the P '

n "Women of Eighty-Ninbc," which slo- ` 'I' I S _-~ S l

giuis. Sho hrought into hciuu thc *lg L K|D_N

Aprillis Fiesta, which is to Oklaho- ;',i-l~ BSRIRGHEUM

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_ _ '_ _ DIXON-At Little Suuas. lvlsrch 11. "'““‘°'“ia and the F.F.v.'s to vu? °LR\¢\ ;\~\_\__.\§>5`0\}b“ K

1011, Robert T. Dixon, aged 76.

rig 'rn -i )( `€.~.“.`%~\* v»1\ ss L* *X -if __ -_ 1

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_____,,_,__,_ _ _ . . . _J Nnw ADVERTISEMENTS.

' I,

Notice of Annual Genera'

Meeting ofthe Share-Holders of the _Charlottetown Motor Co.,

The anuuzil general meeting of

A cents’ ___3-L3miv'1' Sheihas roughed it and hal; trod the

“so ter path.' In ashing on, where

_ U H ng nogfceth? u;‘;,a,.,,‘;,‘;'f:;;‘,1Bg§;'e{,:; sho has been visiting, the lon <l_inl¢- the share-holders of the Charlotte

wiNNll>sG, lviiiu., lulirch ii-'rhs m;;f,’;,“p“{§‘1hDi’§f,;i,°t S3221; 0122;; sl oct, sponsored hy her hiishohaui P0l'af>'.°fT1C°» N0 124 G1'°‘*fG°°fK°

following proclamation today went ,_ me Al. ye 3'); . _ Im rt t cousin Senator William Alden Smfl Out thmugh the Gram Growers bllginess 1.15511 atteilliliince reqlliistlzid °f Ml‘;hT5B“' the lady *Om okmh

nf town Motor Co- Ltd., for passing

af* _ivlaws and other business of the 8" ` 'iii h ld tthi tem-

,,_ (.ompany.wl ie e a er

th Sf., Charlottetown, P. E. I., on 0' Friday the 31st day of March, at 3‘ the hour of 7 o‘clock P. M. by _ order of secretary. `

____ . ins Out rr? rs

' .down Stations Road up

“While you are in town call at the o.'l‘u.Mo.D‘y. Mo.'I‘u. Mo.D

. O k df 81' » -‘i . , , _ .

taken alive Mc oy wor e lz\`l'l'1,}lf coursging and discreditlng ,the gel- C_,,t,ca1 Parlor pf Silvmton &__ Ep_, h,§,l:,_X,‘g,‘¢m_ 'gh ig" sr

0” 3 ”`““‘ m““t°'u°n in the mp cs 9"°°“'Y °'g"°°m°“t "°w M me Br Stein 163 Queen St.. and 8% Y0l1f l>.‘llPM1lM_i». ii .\Ml\lvl.i> ivl'i>8ill'. '

IAS. D. OFFER.

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Iahsggmlvigny£gTl"Tl|Tl¥°T|u|:§:T\"T‘;"e the reciprocity agreementdmrhtgtgsi at Mount Melllcls wi irlliili-s from Char ' ‘ ` AM

ggiii-"<El;,r'Ti.il)f";“:]iE'T: nt°Einl‘hlTi':tto°aF¢:E:‘:i‘tETE`Tl'rli‘T' gdnztsclylr ‘l)1Il;TietT?g~}g`?iT:lTts ollvetlow the lotfetown conlalniiiggll Midas of land all ' ,;ls mend eftsn spend money inoondtition price on the same dat? 031;;-on-tho clear. and under ctiitlvhtion well fenced ;_i___-___-,F--M" ._ most Convenleul to everybody’ ‘T,"d°' ' °"‘f°\fl'°°d'§' °'§" w“h°“"¢'2,'“"'l basis of the closing price at Fort Wil- Wlfh Wlfei 819° Ylfllhfif °T"¢l}*fd \’¢8'“"\"Ei _ ' -_ fli..°..:“'ii.i h..°.c°..: ::,'.“ii.':r.:_ i.°. ii... .. u......i. ii. who me-from is buf- ='~-i»uu-»¢- <»f dw-uw . _ .

gsve vllpt the spirits orenerrrtlwv l\10“Td somewhere around 22 cents to 24 cents Tl°“9¢» ‘V004 T\°ul¥» |°f§° bam- W“EK°“ ' . ' re. ,he caueeln the lnniorilfg 0l,,ftl°,l. net to the farmer at his shipping shed, manure shed, and hennery. ‘All _ _ `

\':'ii|Tt\;°d:iETt'TtliE'iT§l-'T 'geghlfélrlserlslltlsl olnt Al; glls some time at sounli-y New." dwcllinzihuule headed with hu' ‘.4

, V su- Buihii s incase wiih hssulirui hsrci .__- A.. . .

All

' All

,i . his 'Ei ii I“,, ' us -'___

_ ° 9 lst" nl T. _-fro 'Tl £°i“wh,,::1m%:n$°}):,;;g:.1s ?;T:&t;\;€_ wood grove. This farm is situated i mile ‘Eu s gli ue‘l§il»'*'_' i ‘filiisgify “Il llfimircm so to as wits s hushcl-on _“'°'“ "°"““‘ "’*‘“'*` "*‘°'° '°“ "‘“"“f°~ T ski or 8' _ fgreei swim Sft wah, bn, .,,, omts 1,, Bh,,,_ can be had, 3 miles from Mount Albion - ' ohm ra lr f G. "l_;°ar a 5 . P g v J Station, along side of school and near

I ` fi‘&0"a;o"l ' 3 '$2 ~m,e~nt hgérbthzl Turgefzdin tgvesa V53- churches For particulars apply in P-M , . ' - ‘- » ` _`v_nces~' __ e__ an c _ e e ‘ --- f“.f»‘ f cz*:.°i:§.°§.”;i"..i';“.;“'isis‘ss °~ “~ "““‘”“°"'- i ~ f `. . _ \. Cl vii,l',l. _

_ l‘ " M' ti`flse\T. by the strongdbcal demand. , ‘env I ey K _ _

' vtltflllhfy DCI) llf _ Oats are being shipped every diiy Lol 40. \"- T1- T i. \-

ltoi l Snskateliewaii to iofmwrlr w ri, T, _L“_"l

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Farm for Sale

. ._ is

We liewe rei-

` " Euston Street

to 180 Queen St. to stables

_ formerly oc-

-£7

copied by Fred. Cameron, trainer These stables are situated between the tailoring estabiishxnents of John l‘. McKenzie :uid James Callaghan,