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Orange Pekoe Blend 85c

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Does your mortgage contain a clause which guarantees that on your death all unpaid instalments will be can- celled ?

Albert Lawson could not ﬁnd any such _ clause in his mortgage, and he was worried l about the fate of Mrs. Lawson and their i children in case he should die before his payments were completed.

He needn’t have worried. He could have secured --4.he some protection through a North AmericanLiteiMortgage Policy. This special form oi Life Insurance was designed by the North American Life Assurance

Cpmygny to _ " qwidows from. foreclosures. It is worth yo “Consideration. Write to-day for our booklet, "About That

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Chbrflottetown Branch Office. Mt] lilo-hurling! Sh. (‘lunlutlvlnn-n, IHILI.

Noam-Autumn lll-‘E A55 CE COMPANY

‘as ﬁe anﬁneni’ Head Oﬁice-Toronto, Canada

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A ' ilrudo viu. ii. EliZ-‘Aijtilh Burke; . - 2. ‘i101; Jones 8, lwillard McDon- _ . _ _ v aid; 4. Cyril Wood: 5. Gavin Duliy.

TM’? W142i??? Jpearmint. Juicy Fruit or the delicious peppermint Nips or Doablemint.

Toke them after meals and

profit "greatly thereby.

You need just the olden di~

gem that Wfiﬂlﬂffglves. ﬂavor of fresh mint leaves ~ Juicy Fruit has the ﬂavor of fresh ripe fruithAs-ud your favorite Peppermint ﬂavor is double strength in the others:

SEALED IN THE PURITY‘

Central Guardian

POTATOEB-Carvell Bros, are buying potatoes every mild day at their cellar. Water Street. Highest market prices paid. 8175-34811.

FIDDLEWS CONTEST-- D001‘! open at 7 o'clock. ‘Show starts at‘ 8 sharp. lPeople must be In their places at this tfmc. 8397-3-29-21. LOADING LIVE H068 - At ilsaelbrock on Monday illdarch 29th, and at Charlottetown, the 30th. Harry Jenkins. 8368-3-26-31

g A NE WSTOOK 0i’ Ever Ready PB" lltadlo ‘Batteries just received pt The itogers dlardware Company, illiniited. 840l-3~29-3i.

ALBION LUMP OOAL tor the furnace. Discharging today. A. Plckard & Co" Phone 240.

8370-3-27M2i.

PERFECTION LEGHORNS. — Hatching eggs and chicks tor sale. Everett Howntt, Carleton, R. R.

8300-3-29-2i.

INVEHNESS SCREENED COAL. —None better for the ran-gs. We are discharging cars today. A. Pick- urd & Co. Phone 240. 8370-3-27-21.

MURRAY HARBOUR Special train for Fiddlers Contest, leaving Murray Harbour at 3.30, Monday. (March 29th, returning alter the per- iorlnancc. . 834-3-27-2i

SPECIAL SERVICES. —~Spcc.lnl liaislcr lWnck Evangelistic Servic- cs will be held. in tho Baptist (Jhurch every night this week ox- cept ‘Saturday. Siﬂfllllg n1 7,30, Tho ‘public is invited.

FARMERS ATTENTION! We wunt your Hogs and Potatoes! (tall and see lls at Plaster and buy your Easter Roast from us. We ‘have choicr- Easter Beef.

I Blake's Old Stand in the Market ‘iillilriillll. Hurry Jenkins. l 8367-3-26-1wk

l runes/u. WEDNESDAY--— Mr. ‘lMir-hncl Jarvis; has rucuiv-cd lhr sud lncws of the dcnlh oi’ his siﬁivl‘. .\'ll'.~i. (lco. Ninuning which oczrurrcd fin South ProvTlll-ncc. R. l. The rc- lmalln-s will nrrivu in this cily on i'l'iiiesilzly' nw-xiing. March 30th, the luncrzil luring hcld from M lien- uossugﬁg unrlcrlaking panlors \Ved. ilcsduy morning nt 8.15 o'clock. THE LATE MR. MacDONALD.-— Th0 funcrul oi" Ilm lnlr- Mr. John A. Mﬂiliitllllllll. Flat. litivur, look place on Ffliiiiy lo iiclfnsi whore lnicr.

lllllNliS_A_T THEY

Jnavnlcnnnrmtrrmown commas

Gym

10.20» lilo-Special class 3.30—5—Students boxing Wrestling

5—6.30-—Veteruns volleyball 7—8—’l‘eachers basketball 8~ 9.30-—1M0n's volleyball 9.30—10—Baskct:buil pruciico

and

Bowling Special prizes tor members. Church League

7~St. Peters vs. (‘onlrul (ﬂhrlullull Shir-United vs. Zion q..1. Klb Bz andz

Saunders &.News0m Great Showing 0f Easter Cattle, 1926i

From the Newstesd Fanin, Win-E sloe. lP. E. i.. owned and operatedi by Slaunters, Newsom & C0..| (James E. dVioKenn-n, illiunnger): I

1 3-year-old Steer . . . . . . .. 1520;

1 3-year-old lhlﬁifﬁi‘ 14601‘

The Beet Supreme I

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1 2-year-old Hemiord Steer

Wurc bred) . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1300 1 2-year-old lllorcloril Steer (Purc bred) . . . . . . . . . . .. 9 1 2-yvnr-old llcrelord Stccr (Gracie) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1225 Steers “Baby Beef" 1 l-ytéilf-Olil licreiord and l Angus iStcer . . . . . . . . . . .. 1100 1 l-yczirold Angus and ‘Shorthorn ‘Stccr . . . . . . .. 1105

The lliereforll and Angus Steer‘ “'41s raised by (‘hi-slur Edwards“ iliumpshlrc. ‘l’. E. 1., nnd was win-l nor of many prizcs u! Lin: 1025, shouw. ,

Tho Allllllﬁ and Hliorthorn Slccr will»: brcd by llm-ni- Bros, \\'lnslou,

, id. l. l From l~‘ullon Snudc|'s'ni, North: River. l’. l~J..|. j 1 Hl-rcforrl Sim-r (Pnrc brl-dl 1280] 1 Hort-ford Sim-r (Purze lm-lli 1010i

Scc display of prizcs won by‘ SillllHlPFg and Sandcrson at the few

1 Hciicl‘. ‘Shorihorn ilrnvli- 87:": 1 iieifcr, Shorthorn ilrndc» 1120 1 lieilcl‘, Shorthorn (lrznlz- S50

ment was llllliiv in thp old comel- lr-ry. Th» service wars conductcd at. the church um] grave by ltcv. l). NlncVli-ur. Thc iunornl arrnngc- mcnls \\'t'l‘l‘ aulmirably cnrrii-il ouli by dvlr. Norman (lillls. ‘ ‘

YORK AND - MAFlSHFlELD.- Passion vVkW-l-k scrvicus (his wock (roads yiurmillilii-I) bu fnllouwv:

‘Mnrsbﬂelltl;'l‘ucsday nl. 7.30 (in ' Dunslnffnagc Church). Brncklcy on Wednesday ill. 7.30.,York on Good Wlrlay at 7.30. lldaster Services on Sunday. Mlarshﬂeld l1 a. m. Pica» ant Grove‘ 3 p. m. York 7 p. m. will; Sacrament o1‘ the ‘Lord's ‘Slllpptlf. Hubert T. Smith, Pilsior. ‘

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BUNBURY SCHOOL

The following ls tho Honor Roll lnr Fhrbrunry:

‘(lrudo Vll.-1, Alden ilyguglas; 2, (‘llflord lllnoﬂonziltl.

(lrndc V.—1. Bovycr Jones. 2, Jame-s Cudmoro; 3, Allibert Gallant. (mule lill.---1. Aleen Cud-more. (lrnde ll.—~1_ Margaret Jones; 2. lillllnn (‘lliilllbfth

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ildrom Austin l-lyrlc. ("lydl- lliwr, P. E. 1.:

1 Steer, Sborthorn"(lrndc 1100i

From lioyd hivillpiiloilu. (‘lydei itivvr, ll’. E. I.

l -Hcil‘cr, isililflllilfil (lrnllc 1000

liSlcl-r. Shorlllorh (lrndc 1115 From l-‘rcd iii-um, Kingston. i". I‘). |.I 1 _Sl<>cr_ Shorllioru‘ (trade- 1175 i-‘rom ‘Domini-on iCXpPFllIllPlllill Farm. (lharlottiatnwn: llSlvcr . . . . . . . . . . . H1200 1 Steer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1010 1 Stccr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1200 1 ‘Steer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 870

10 Sierra to coine lair-r.

This Firm were succcsslnLBZd-l durs for fouriccn (14) of thc twen-! ty-lour (2-1) Steers fed at the Ex- pc-rlmcntnl Farm this winter. This K's a wonderful lot oi (AIHIP, nlsmand will all he held for lhc,llnm's Re- tail Trudc. Ycor ziltcr year this old estnbFshl-il iirm are at the front with the best cattle produced in. this province. The showing today is a credit to the firm and the feed. ers oi’ our province. . Tlu- (Ynrcnsrses will he on display in lhe Slilili or who ﬁrm. Market Building. on Good Friday. Order your Easter Roast early. 84093-251711.

‘\ In Memorlam

~M\R. SYLVANUS MacAULAY

It is with (leap feeling of regret that we chronicle the death of Mr. Sylvuuun ‘MuoAuluy oi’ East Bniiic which occurred In lhc llospltul in Charlottetown. un Wednesday. l"('.l)l‘lilll‘)' 21th. 1026. .\t Lilo nzc oi 6.’) ycurs. TNJCPHSIH] had enjoyed

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By Marie Belmont

i “my is qlnlwll a lot at liroﬁmll. whothm- ll in usod nlonh or in con- lruut with n bright color.

inirplc crlnn- Ilncu wilh grill’ makes llm sraicoiul 110811860 abovc. which is draped in the buck to givi- the linen oi n hood. A slender inﬂ- sol 0i‘ lﬁllrllill dltrlltitl HWMBB "m" one ol the lower ioldﬂ "f U19 11°05- .\ slender tasks-l o! lillrilll! b05115 swings from one of the lowor iolde oi‘ the hood draplns- \ .

The sanu model would” "i"

‘ppm! with ‘ares.

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exhibitions tin-y wore nblc to at“ tend ln 1925. '

From llobcrl lloupr-r, Allltzinn P. n. I. '

Low P1166 life mak

and long

The strongest steel-fabric spring made, it is also the most ﬂexible. Its 26 ribbon strips of steel are cross-tied by four rows of sensitive small coils. ' They adjust to every body curve. You cannot slide down to a cramped position in the middle.

Its riveted pressed steel frame of the same height as a box spring ‘improves the appearance of the bed. Sagging is impossible with its reinforced edges. There are no sharp edges to tear the bed clothes. No other spring is so easy to keep clean.

GRACELINE BEDS ~ osn-znmoon MATTRESSES ~ nazufwszeep by

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Charlottetown and Summersidc DEAIhERS IN P. E. ISLAND" ‘

Double strength at all points where strains can come, insure lifetime service from every Simmons Slumber King. See 1t at any furniture store, $12.

ii e Slumber King unequalled for economy Spread the low price of the Slumber K ing over

the years it will serve and no Canadian coin is small enough to measure its cost per night.

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Complete your comfort with an

OSTERMOOR

A ﬁ rting companion to the Mun/bar King. Uucqualled by any other white cotton Felt mattress in Canada for more than 30 years. One quality, the best; one mnkcr, Simmons Limited; one price, the lowest at which so ﬁne a mat- tress can be sold . . .

Bcwarcof limitations. Look for the Ox/ermoor label.

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good health almost all his lite time until about two months previous to his death. when he was token sud- denly ill with stomach trouble and

was sent to the Hospital in Char- lottetown and dlspite the best medi- cal treatment and tender nursing awaodcxi him while there, he peace- .l'ully qpassed away. A chair has been loft vacant that never can be ﬁlled in the home wherahe was s loving brother and affectionate nelghlbor.

The late Mr. MaoAulay was born nt St. Peter's Bay and was a man 0i‘ a very quiet disposition and a favorite among those who knew him. The announcement o! his death will touch the hearts oi many oi‘ his acquaintances and rccull memories of one ct the kindest of irlcnds. His home was one where

Say This Over To Yourself

Wampols Grape Salts Protects Your Health

Two minutes a day keeps s cold away

Add yIOGlOllI hours oi health and eomiort

8y regular use of Wampola Grape Salts It cleanses the irritated or congested mem- brane thoroughly, removes excess mucous, ate.

A Challenge

We will Inlki l "l"! wager with you that If Y9" try one bottle you wlll some

back tor soother. g H. L. WORTHY caution? 1 _

the stranger lwas treated with every kindness and where the neighbors and friends were always given o. warm welcome. during his suffer~ lugs previous to his entering the lllospltal. Mo was consoled by fre- quent visits from his bclmrcd pan- ior. Rev. I-‘r. R. J. MacDonald, who ndnlinistorcd to him thc lust is“. rcd ltitcs oi’ lloly iMothcr Church. ‘ill: loaves to mourn two brothers. Daniel L. at East Baltic and Plus Campbell's Cove and one sister MaLlldu, a patient. in Charlottetown Hospital. liis body arrived home by train on the 25th and his mncral on, l-‘rlday tho 26th to Sit. Columbia was fairly well attended Iby ‘his friends‘ and neighbors, but owing in the

hoavy rain muny were unable to » ullund. Service ln tho church was conducted by the Pastor. lROV. Fr.

it. J. MacDonald who also oillciatcd at tho grave vwhero nll that was mortal oi a kind brother and loving lriend was laid l.o rest. In await the glorious Rsssurrectioo.

Tho (pail bearers were Messrs. (‘harles Mclﬂachsrn, iPoter l). Mos- Hvy- Isadore ‘Murphy. Allan J. Campbell, Charles McMahon and llcnry MdMllil0li.-—(l.\lﬂy 1115 soul rost in D8800.) '

MRS. DANIEL MeLAREN

The community ot Brudanell was shocked on the morning of Febru- ury 26th at the news of tho very sudden death of Mrs. Daniel MC- Larsn in lilo 70th year o! her ass. Although she had not boon citjoy- lns her usual health for the past

‘friends.

al ways rowdy to

hand to those in need and took

community in which she lived andi-

|on marriage is to lip vnforcod ‘byaiill many g’rls have 11116039004 u Mrs. ‘hicbnren was o. woman hiSh- Barclayg Bank, Limits-d. This dcci-‘to hr a condition of emplwmﬂlb” ‘ly respected in her community. pos- slon is mad:- |sessing a very pleasing personal- nonncemont through the advice oi his physician lty, kind hearted and sympathetic, scheme for Llu- bank‘..- girl vll-rks ihv introduction oi’ a similar r110. lend a helpingnvhicb lxnnck; into [oroe on Junc i. “it lIHJS been usual (or manngrrs guild. ‘ma; interest h, u“, wglfarg of m9 to zlcmami resignation on max-ring“.

in an nn- said an official oi ‘the blink.

ps-ilsion “Other banks may 110W CODING}:

mid nil official 011.119 bﬂilkﬁlﬁI .

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as such will be greatly missed by her family. friends and neighbors.

She leaves besides a sorrowingl husband, four sisterw-Mrs. Ronald‘ McKenzie, Mrs. Joseph Slmuon oi‘ Marie; Mrs. Otloy and 1311's. Boll oi‘ Ilosmu and eleven childreir-(Ever- cit and Ralph 0i Vancouver; liar- old oi ilelrolt; Ns-wlo-n of Rouge -Vlc-w ‘Saskq lrn ni homo; Mrs. ,llrucc ill-lyldﬁll, (lreenwich, l’. lG. 1.; Mrs. Laura Ford Erie IT. S. .\.; llirs. (‘reorxze Parker, Lowell, Mass; Violet and Maud 0t Brooklyn, ‘M-uss. and Mrs. Clinton Coffin. pre- deceased i921.

(Patriot please copy.)

l TO RESIGN ON MARRIAGE l

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We have a good stock of this good all round coal on hand which is suitable for‘ either furnace or range.

- We will he. pleased to deliver any quanti- ty required and guar- antee satisfaction.

W. D. GILLIS & CO.

few months. nevertheless her con- dltlon was not considered serious and her death therefore came as a Great shock to her lsmily and

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A Delight To All--

Hot Cross Buns have been necessary to Lent and Easter for countless years-—as necessary as turkey to Thanksgiving.

But so delicious are they that theyare now a daily habit in many homes. Place a standing order with us for a fresh supply of Hot Cross Buns straight through Lent. These raisin- ﬁlled, sugar-frosted buns are a tie- light t0 all who taste them. .

HOT CROSS BUNS_ Wholesale and Retail

STEWARTS BAKERY Kent Street Phone Ill