if ` I . Giiiiiiiian 'Job
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is s pure. clelicious and liealtltflil food. A: on aclclition to school or ” Business lunches or for between |
meal snacks it is vastly superior to most of ilva sweets
I commonly used.
Trade-mark on every package ~
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TENDERS
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND FERRIES
Annandale, Poplar Point. Murray Harbor,-I(lng'a County I
- Tenders will be received at this office until noon on 'Saturday March lst., from`lY person _ or persons willing to contract to run the above mentioned ferries for a 'period of from one to three years from the first of April, 1924, accord- ing to specifications, terms and
for with ciiergics uiiiiiipaliustl and
the foundiiig ot' the ltoyal Canadian
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T. MOWER MARTIN, Fi. C. A., Fi. C. M., O. S. A.. “GRAND OLD MAN
. OF CANADIAN ART" '
(Copyright by Canadian Press) so-tilt-ii in !\iu_-koka. lint the lnnt
BORN (lvl. fi, l.\fiS_ 'i`_ i\l0\vi~i' ,onli Mrs. Marlin inoveil to 'I`oi‘liiiti>
.\lzii‘\iii_ ni' 'l`oi'i,iilo. has lilritii long iiiutl tht-rv i~\'t-r ~ain<'c iuuiln the-ii’ rci:ai.i’tleli as thi- "l,li'ii\iti Old Mali lhtiini-_ no iii:iiIoi°-lio\v i':|l: afield hisl oi' Caiiadiaii Art." Aiid rigliliy somekilt-liiiu: trips i'nnk~liiui. H01' Il0\\'
iiittliuaiaaiii uiitiiiiinied though welii ’|`lio=<<i wi-rt- not easy days for into the ltjialttit-.s, he can look back the nrii.<t auil patrons worn few, bu upon a fine recoi-ii oi' artistic Mr.\I\iartin'wiis iiitlefatigiiiile. A zicliicvtuiieiit, not lcilst. of \\'liic|iiti~ip at-i'o_~'.~' tht- ctiiitliit-nt wus not was tht- founding of thc 0n1ai‘io'oa-sy izoiiitz liefore the days of tue SOCIGW oi' Ariiats in 1572. whilelrailwny but the difficulties did not in 1850 he-_ look il leiuling Dart ill ‘deter this artist. Later the Gauntl-
Mllilvltly 0t`A1‘lS- -to all the arti=t.< ifrgiving tirtiii
“The best artists ot' today are ,<p0ri:|iioii :intl in the early (lays,
using the stiiiiu iiictlioils- -'i.~']tli-n|ipiiig thviii off and picking l¢\‘IlII`i\11(li mill VIUI U)/lie did- Ullliitlil-in up again to suit. their coil
that is, to put your :tiltitw out oiiii-rnit-ii<:e. ' your ptiiette and then paint. wlitttl 'l‘i~ii .siiinnit-rs _\ii'. Martin spent. ,\'-in swf [travelling to and fro in the Rockies
provi-t'l :i tliaappoiiitiiieni. iso hir.
lout' tht-y las-loti.
\\'lien Guy Hamilton Scull died small but
iii New York in 1921 there passed ti ur-gniitztttitin I d t man who had been born ll few violation oi' American neutrality. “ll PHY R E- _centuries too late. He .should have LM-titlg in that titty img ont, of Word has been received by the wedfmsday' March mb' at 10 F' m" Mwuns ol P E “land slleell liiod when Drake singed the beard the captors of plots anti- counter. High Commissioner of it proposed Bfeeilefs 5950910110"- loi the King of Spain, when Sir pints fm", at-pr the Lin@_ Even the visit to England ofa party of mem- Wednesday, March 5th, at 2 and 7.30 p. in , Meeting of P E lghmd _liciiry Morgan coursed the Main town and giiiwtr-y t~itf|¢tn1i;.m9§t¢;t bers gf th? ganatlléin i:iriiiiuEf;i;;:‘ti\li;l- Egg and pouwry Auoctanom
' - ' _ f ~ iv - t ers' ssocn on, or e H , llifiliullllinciff iilllapio lxillleillgliniiffethiioiilii ;1t1i?t;]il|_z“dtlll\/lzliiizcélidnAnlgilifilllg-wélllé Empire Exhibition. oc1I;‘“"¢d“Y» MBPCIJ Bib at 10 s. ui., Meeting of Swine Breeders' As Ltely known aa' "Skipper" Scull decided mtg hogtiie camps accord. Arrangements are in progress 5 9' W- zibiiiit the Htii~vai~ii Club in .New ing to the way their sympathies liiy forthe' holding ot a Wonieirs Week Thursday, Mu.:-ch 6th at 2.30 and 7.30 p. m., Meeting; at P E [slum 3Yoi'k. Anil even iii this prosaic day arron.; the Rio Grande. The gnu In one of the large hulls nt thi? Pottttg Growers* Association, Dr, Partridge, Chief Dominion Inspect Si-ull managed to bore through the|runnirig gentry were tmti_tmt| and British Empire Exhibition, and Wm be mB§em_ or. icrnst ot' our materialism and strike|dang»_t»¢iii_~i! vatrli of the Overseas Duniinions is Th Provincial P I q ,itiiaiiere of the oidniiiie hell- 'riie skipper and I palied around being asked to organize u <hl_v~ 9 0" Wy ~i\0w will be held in same building as the _rourin‘ romance. . ltogetlier when he was not off nn A blillgtinlggéi JUS! bteeiil HSI!! gli* meetings 0” the Whi 5|-ll Bild Gill.
i lie was it Rough Rider with_nome secret night foray. One night giving t e ‘ F0001” 0 ln 0' An exhibit of seed grain b coin etitm-g 1ltooi=t-veit, He was a C0r1‘0iil>0\'ld€m _he sliggvsteti I uccoiupnny him into minion Bureau of Statistics regard- Damian and of potatoes by mefmberqpor Poms" 31° stmdlm mel" C0111 during the lioer War and again the Mexican quarter of the town; ing the Canadian Leather lndustry be hum ul same U A -Y c rowers Association will
with the Japanese in Munchlurla ‘In |h<» tlitiiiglit I iuiglit see some '[I`helbulleti;i I:vat;itiJi-sitrliligttrltl' ilortllgli; me-
tlii~ fight again-st imperial tuss ii. "fmt" .onion ant ro ca ii -
‘Once when life seemed to be alll Wt- wt-ni into a saloon and stood anti to the various trade journals OI#
slack ends with the Skipper he against thetbar. As we were sipp- read by U business men utilli-ting l6__2_2_23_Sn5L
gathered iogotlier some former ing out beer my companion spoke leather either for the manufacturi-
tfuotliall stnrfi of Ha;vartl}_“antl_ witlii unider iikisliirgagi: £1,001; in ‘the oi’“l>ot>tt:eIanl;l`nnlh‘;>[;sBor i;t;rvl'i;1;‘i\;»ll;>:].
ia .Iapuiivse baron or ii p's coo , in rror iein e lar. ee ia a o . . ‘
he liiiaded n treasure hunting ex-.bunch of Mexicans sitting at the despatched to ii number oi' the e
pellitlon in the old cup tleienderitalile--tlie big fellow with the principal Chambers of Coiuiiiercti _ g m
liiayflowt-r; it sunken Spanish tiis1|walrua mustache. lio's the king of and commercial libraries through- i ~
iiiiisted und ilriftcd u hopeless the gun-runners. I came here to- out Great Britain. L k th h
i wreck in the Gulf Stream for ninnyhiiglit to get him." _ Lust weeks issue of the Cana- 0° l‘°\lil your old trunks. cheats and boxes for Old Postage
tii»rii0ii_~ iiiiys was what give that Y-».+, it iiigan to look aalliq li dia; gfflginl Miglinaelglerli Stamps- lt will pay you to do it.
t--i~ ' it vo ii c reul zest for would uve -oinething o win tru too e orm o ia g e '
mr hmm] y g 1 ilel "funk" Wt- were two wliltl- by 'iir Wyatt Vliilt-olni roi the I Wm WY W0" I llrldle Stamp. Stamps on old ietterl. loose
_ St-ull. _ ui .t _ _ _ _ . » - - - _ _ ' Aa u reportvr it had lim-ii uiy`meu :ilont-; perliiips fifteen cofflft- Geological Survey) ou the Mineral sfimlls °l` ¢°||¢Cfl°"l °f °l¢ Biiimlli and also old letter; lent before
tingli jobytti try and nt-e Scull when _miltirrtl Mexicans between us anti industry of Canada during the Dil-‘ii
lilo returnetl from this adventure thu door. _ will’-ll<l1li` Yeilf- 'T STAMPS wE`RE USED (1340)
' and golt his story of lt. So I came to I We iipiihltyl ouif‘f :-i;‘.li&>lt1iiei;’s°thei;i H ’l‘hise;;fIi’;t;;emismiiolwcgniaiisfs Send 'ww for my F", |_|"_._ _
1 know iim. mer tint quii_t‘.t ii . ie pi' _`
'liwo years passed without my Mi-ianwhile both ot us tt-t>i~o con- flciul Mining News Letter for ur- R, W. BURNHAM, THE STAMP MAN
having seen him again. I had linen scions of the coucentruteil gliiiiteea t-ttltitinn iii-.xt week, conitliiiiiliii ll
siiiit to 'l‘exn_~i when iu iiillloi' uiaiiy pairs of eyi-S heliind ua. special report on Canadian Meinl- ' IPKWICN, Mlalichuaettt, U S A
\l’i-t-iiiiloiit Taft ordered the lsclili not his empty glans on the lurglciil progress in 1923 by Mr. W. 1634-2-28-W910. '
nioiiilazntion of nn urmy ilivisioniizir :ind begun slowly to turn T. ’l‘imui.of_t_he Minea Brunch ot _ .it Fort sam Houston in the face of around, evidently he had mapped Dominion Department o -
nes
- ` ' 1.- i. if -ii _ ' _ .ill the uproar oi' revolution in 'hi pau o_a<_ on 0| nmsmnervs omcp
I liloyit-ii_ lu the exigency of report-| _r\ whlzz‘ xi flash between our The High C ii ‘ ing all that happened along 1.200 -heads-A tiukio of broken glass. A continues to receive expressicpiis o itiilos of the Border I went to the dirk quivered in the wooden baclt- appreciation of the value of
garrison town to Laredo on the ing behind the biizr mirréinu 1 gi;;_i;s_i;n¢_i\uotlhersNt;i;‘ the oftitigutdsieiéi U t1 M _
Rio Grande. A battle was pending Like a inoiiiita n ca ‘cu eap- mu i n ng 'S 1 ' n I . just across the river in Mexico. lcd straight for the kliig nf] h lille patchied. and additlolns to tiheigigil I arch (we, be buylng
V _ . h h t t Isl l».~t 'amateamos a _ -
mn puvmc Railway was genemmf slixllelllinlgolhlygpeyigil rlltgeileiliist lliigli<fIll‘illIt;iil`sBlavfo?'lee ogomlifw them ngrlicsllxlgh (‘omniii-isioner lliius - over four pounds In
lnised excitement I met Sciill. He _could leap from his chi'iir Scuil lia_tl been ativis;-ilu ibyl itllvu Ulzog _ _ h.
looked like a hobo just in i’rom‘tln~ nippers around li s }irisont‘i'a Treasury o ie r n on. on " wel ' »
ii hayfieldt head shaved close, wrists utid was propelling him foi'|iic\v hills us from March lst next g 2 lghest prlqes pald
` ragged clothes atubbly beard. But tl\t='strect door after the miinlirr for $1,700,000 covering their capit-
‘ H i- 1 i
t . .l d . tth. f ti ' I I culled the bum's rnah. al indebtedness to Cnnata n nc-_ mtthlx :IE lllle isciked eoilixlatxilf oullxis vlllfliililt ltuife throwing isn't t:lubby" eordance with the terms ofthe Con- 17nT£iE ,
T Program of M`eotlt@§‘*for s5'>fi§i$§"3i'=i-i'e§'f5' Egxgéh ' ’
A‘ Dirk in the Mirror
Canadians In London
» WEEK BY WEE
During the -week ending 19th
February, 204 visitors called out of which 172 obtained interviews and 13 registered.
g _
en up-the question of increased shipping rates on rolled oats which exporters in_Canada consider ex- cessive and indeed prohibitive “ Mr. Larkin hopes that the Imper- ial Shipping Committee will take this mutter into consideration at
if I _ _ gt) 'rni:'c1-1.u>..Lo'rrE'rowN GUARDIAN _ - _ -MARCH11924
“Farmers Week -
MARCH 3rd, 4th, Sth, ‘llld Sth
All meetings will be held at the Agricultural School, same as int
The Hi b Commissioner has tak- .
year.
Monday. Megan ard, at 2.30 and 7.80 p. m.. Meetinge of Provincial
Dairy Association. `
The official opening of the Poultry dhow opens Tuesday at
7 o'clock. _ '
Tuesday, March 4th, at 2.30 and 7.30 `p. in, Meeting of Cent;-at
Farmers' Association.
or :uid Mr. T. Mo\'.‘i‘r .\li\ri ii. ’p:iiiitiug .scoiit>r_v oi' game, nioiiutriin
H01 10113 HKU to ii visitor. its Liivltir t-iia\=t. 'l`hi-li tliern \\'vr<- i`i‘cqiicnt two were looking at a couple '_i’ltrip.< to the larger r-ities the line
_copies of the old iiiii.~iei's_ an oitllivlivre it wnii no L-any matter ut. l\\'omaii`i-i head by licnibrantit anti ii firat for uri uiiknowu Canadian to
conditions to be seen at -this office.'lady of the Court by Van Dyki-. iii,-it-t~ his work. I ‘ t 1 t
’ The III-IDG! Of IWO 8006 Bild fe- copies which Mr. Martin had made A iiiost iiiitixpt-"intl but welcome ' _ - . humans during _‘he mouth of _],mt|.; FC S. The Trustees point out lf' ‘ sponsible persons willing to be-.frnni the originals while on one of i-niiinii-.ssion i-aim- to the artist ?)fu]:};e0;w;‘;_"“§?9°;n{{a§fd°“‘;;'iildTl;‘; lawn Fourteen of these cues that they have luid down special mTillo‘l1‘i§u‘:l?g‘:n:'i:ilt(:,mmn§ h .. come bound for the -faithful Der-this visits to Iiiiutlon, in an endi-av--tliroiigh a piiiiitiiie of a dog carry- lcastil, Fivegg; his “me children ,IH _ “_e'rP repnmated and moneta,-y buildings and plant for the import- mt-entty c,,t|e`,| at thgBHY‘§ cg:
i t t~ .. -. ,._ _ ._ .. ~ " tio ,
mrmance ° me cfmtmc mlm IU' £0 C-lllliilf the IUUSIH =LU`\f i ri a iiiid uiiitli lit had ptr.sn.iili~tl hom in Canada survive grams for mmpomry nssistancqa n of Canadian live stock, and migstgnet-S Omce in ‘connection
h li hi with being on some under lock “If they‘re going to and the Government of the Domin»
" arg” m ' . ' ', - .. r a ineluora I ‘ new venture Cniest. that he was an stalrt that stuffnlll base to begin ion of Canada dated April oth. tunmes w;I`;;Ik;l\ei,l‘lil;JtlvIl;i§Dthedoppor- ish Columbia manufacture are
agent for the Treasury Department rairyini: 8 Sun- 1919. lm d a un ee for reaching both Bristol and Cardiff inn the still hunt for gun-runners . I Amollg me mntéii’ algendegeéglbeltlwegilvelioalglldliu of dmt"€Ut trade via. the Panama mute, and that the `a‘ong the Border-one of ii pitifully (C0llyl‘Idh¢ 1924) by the Cmllldlim ce “Ve ,with it hh hat port prospects for supplementing this
‘ some 234 cases of distressed Can-_ B lwpulous surrounding dis--tmde wth other -types of wooden
on o i _ - _ ' ~ _ _ _~ _ ' hluc- eyes. He admitted, when I he said to me after he had his man vention concluded between Belgium 3 2 3 11.
!°¢0mi>BDY BBC!! l9lld€i‘. l Ilia cont~Iu.~'ion was the/rt-iuarklii' pit-tiii~o'rle:ili»i~ in New York to ' ' l were made to 40 others. Impress the desire I0 he" fl’0ll\ with Passports are'
Tm’ D°9“"'m"“"' “W5 “°t l’l“d'<i\l0l€‘d t1h0v@. which nlinht b<‘1Hk*‘“ vinci- in his wiiiiiow The miiiiiiiee-' _ __ _°,_.,.__.. ‘ °°"°"' The announcement just madelexvoiters and others in Canada Mr and Mrii»W. Bishop of Mont
"wif i0 H0069! U18 NWS!! 01' BUY perhaps ns the sctret ot' his own iii; ima for six paintings of giiine _ _ Jubttee Re¢a||s that the war Office intends to ex-"Vim UFS llrcpzircti to eo-operate in feat 'to gonttéent
M .
tender. lachli-it-.t._iiit»iit.i»;v iii arlt-stiiily cloiievly 'ind \va.- from no lose a vtifii-anti than Jfxggic Migigizfrlh In North west Ee`_c§Se its option “pd purchisc t],i;ih;;gijg§th5n(ti1ii;ir,: '|I\‘av,l, in v|ew_ Miss Mum Kalman' fn _lerly of
Tend illb dd d t . _ _ ._ _. . _ .
ers w e a resse olwiiat is betoit vou paint chit Itiiiiiis Liliiiii iiliii iiaiitfd thiiii| . _ _ _ _ tnsptred the ¢hu,.¢|,_H°w |,,. ,pmaigit (iitiio iviaiiiet at D.ptiort ‘er i L 1 rate Comiiiissioii M,,,m.ea|_ _,D Comme"
the undersigned and inarkedlfuily - . n 4 Im .him-P In ‘m(_‘dm|,,g ,mini of lii= dlan w°'_k`w“ Extended from the' Cm, of London r~m-por.. n ont on is informed by the Dr B A victor, w`|'nnmeg' m
"F°"'7 T°“‘i°"" I Mr. Martin was born Oct.a~.1S~3-‘L new iioiiiie. A _ i and Japan Minion ation will, it carried through, put I-011110" representatives of the tu,-n|°ng`t0` Canada
.L. B. MCMILLAN Secretray of Public Works
Department of Public Works, Charlottetown,
February 18,1924.
1580-8-19-tts Si.
Auction t Sale
OF
f Choice Furniture
We are instructed by Mr. Ted
Reddln, to soil at his home No. 90 Brighton 'Road on Monday, March Srd, 1924, commencing at 1.30 p. m. all his household furniture and effects, comprising parlor, dining roogn, kitchen, hall and bed rooms and everything good. inspection Saturday from 2 to 5.
IENJ. CARTER G SON,
Auctioneers
1709-2-I7-4|.
A Rare Opportunity to Buy ia Farm
and _home in the town of Souris_ Farm of 56% acres with large -barn and shed attached. Two 5 acre lots. small barn and shed on one, handy io vliilrvf. Also large block, two :torn below and two tenement dweiihigl above. large warehouse,
:ul Howe scales, 7,000 lbs. cap
` , building over it all new. Block in business section of town. Will soil all together or separately to Init purchasers.
B. CREAMER,
Souris
1145440-li. .
Auopt/I _¢_i_'r_|_ 'Sales
.having
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lin the inner ’I`t-inplc. London, Eng- F nd d iland, son of Etlivard lloratlo lu NTS? tlia artists of Ontario _ ll ,Martin who was thou acting treasur nirtiitiil ilif»iiiat~lvr>o into the Ontario _..._ In gonltecttgn wtth me forth.
‘cr :inthe Inner Tl-inple ,and Susan Soi-into ,if Arii~tt_=i_ ivliicli ln 1877 £11, Musa Q, N|_ Lamp”-,n Q, C°m.` mming Jubilee ,.e|,,|,mm,n of her ’»'\\"’-l`I10I-l1Y- his wife. The Cl01St€I`Si\\'as int-nrnoi'ait>ti. Mr. li/iurtln being' _ pany. London. from Prince Japan 5113310", 1-he Canadian Meth. of the l1iStl>ril¥ Illliiflihg \\`l‘1'0 Ili-= one of tho t-liioi' orirnuizers, since _Edward islafld by Rwlsi- odlstt Church has been loolcIng’inioItintl it was hoped that, as n result playground and the monuments of ho was one ni’ tht- few members ,red Mall or Express. the history ol` iitfty years 8g0, with the oltl crlleiltll-i's \v¢rc OI 'tarts uf iv ri hiisiiitiss connections.. tI+‘~' --- - the resulit t_hat the enltliusliaams oflbeeu proceeding between the local
pictiirei-i were then the event of the year. Under tlie.-ie circumstanc- es it was only natural that the young man, already expert with
make painting his life work and began work in earnest. _
Early in the ‘s|xties_ looking to
the New World all affording better chances for a young man, he brought his bride to Canada anti
Professional Cards
Palmer `& Palmer ll- il. PAl»IIIliIR, K 0~ iiarriatrr, Etc. Money to Loan link If Novo Ielstln iillildinl Ollriottrtown, P. Br l.
MacDonald & McPhee
~ B. A.
I. A. KQDDILLD ll. I. l\oI*llEl
tion and proved most. satisfactory. The it-ttor press was written hy
brush and pi-ncll, should elect to mp (~,,n,,,||,m wwf and wrttery
Williuni Wilfred Campbell.
This work was so well received
lt».ni:tli_v stay In England. Mr. Martin painted n number of vievvii of Kew
crlpiioiis hy A. R. llppo, Moncrieff. which was piihlialiod that year.
Mr. Mtirtn ie still a tireless work-
r-r at lilo nrt. There is always s llffle painting kit flicked sway in hiii pocket. an invention of his own so that when anything catches 'his flint-v. liriwh or nencll make ii swift record. A r-lone student of nature, a lov:-r of animals, wild or tame. on ardent gardener and _vet with all his practicality. something of a mystic. this al;-footer with hh long stride Joys in the life of the opon.'Rougiiing it iw. the mountains ls to him nlritardshlp
Mark R. McGuigan
_ Be, Ae
lABllUl'll\¢ l(|I»l¢i'l0l,. IRI.
Gannon liot
Ulllllilltlllili Pe L
t -‘iq u L". ieetlto colds. Avoid chills by
WET FEET
rubbing with Mina:-d'e blniment. 'Pile [rect preventative.
that two _voarg l:itt~r, during ii
flnrtlenst in ncrompnriy the des--
they care
li ith ii
imefesl U’ the i¥I'0“”l l‘0Y- Uilllofilte lwlltlinlf cniirrly nn hifi hrlliih und Silver Fox intended for Messrs. n remarkable time are brought to “'<fl‘0 UH” 'l`i'nlDi@ Gl1l`<i<'l\-‘ 011 the of-iir-il for simnnrt. <7, M. Lampiion & Company‘s Load- light. Dr. Ju.-i. Endicott. has prepar~ T|1l1I1\‘fH~ ll. WHS ll fillllllhlr -‘light lv Later in 1878, when the P'rinct-Sli on Sales should he shipped by Re- od the lfollowing article which deals “ee Dl°`l“““S lmfifi ‘"1 his “"‘Y l" 0"* ""l1i»°f‘ "NI N"\”fl\l"= ‘lf lff"`"P W9\”“ gistered Mail, and packed in par-_ niulnly with the indian Missions in Tcnllihi “nfl l1¢~‘0llil'. iu'ouiim=iit. or vt-iii~i\<mi_tlnt: Rovaltv iii Ottawa. n mtg weighing not over 41115, 6 025; the 'North Went, a 'work which \li'lIll\D0\”ll\lil~ Wlllllll i10il"ll him 0\|Il niovf-ment was started hy the Priu- qt- by Exp,-egg, if more conventetm many at that time thought to be with "Thertfs Bez.” 1-had hp;-_:mf nnnrniiiinq nf an tt shipped by Registered _Matt more important than the sending
Those woi~c= the days witen tht- ,ii-ii_<t_ to fm-m ,_ 50,-ititv tymtttittptt ,he Omer covering should be oftm. of 'workers to an Oriental country.
i‘ickwick Papers, and init-r other -iftiir the Tlnyiil /\¢»,1,1i>,|-ty at memhed muslim or Bhn|mrmMe\.|n| Dr. Endicott writes eloquently of tales, were issiiiiii weekly in serial i,.,,,inn with tha rtiettit ttint tm. and the following address should the Methodist representatives in .i`0rin und l:agcrl_y welt-oiiititl, R,,\..,i (~,,,,,,,i|,m _it,.,._,t,.,,,v of Arts he plainly marked on the outside a work which wus shared by the
Young i\iartin`wiis intentieil for “om tmm,tf.,t 1,, 1s,e0_ 0111.1., Mn nf me package. various Christian denominations-
the East ludiaii servlet- and in .aynrttn “,.,_., ,, atm,-i,.,. nmmhm- and '
preparation was sont to the iniiit- _..,,., ,.,.na,,i¢,.,t by tho PPIHPPSS "Yi C' 8:lar:a’:1s°Sllr§etC‘l:::;2§' E, (;_ By James Endicott, D. D. ary' college at Eiifioltl. But 'the <~i~i~r:il knotiy points: in orgnnizo- t' Engl,md_ ' i’ di _I tho lads tastes lay in another riirtie- ;;,,“_ In nddmony the shippers name d hav? -been] isa iignagt anim.
tion, no |ti»Hl;itorlt»ntt»rli»ii ri mn- Tho work by whit-h Mr. ` Murtiii and address should he Dlaced on ifogywzreolgcligedago bis Eudubl ti-;tctor's of ce wit-rii trait-ing \-,-:iii Wm |,,, "mg, wm,,]y known 1,, me oumiéa ot the Dackagé to em ' . part of his wui-k. Also, at lin, i-tn. ..(.mm,m_» n hanm,mm_ vn,“m__ t ' emotional I would find it difficult
DIUYUI' \\'i;_>i il\hCililIl;i!1‘ Iilf UN; liIll'il|l`0 lirtiilitht out hy Atlnm :intl Chnrlos El:l§le¥sis¢;rilh;Ja,:;§;3;e%‘D(;‘;u;l:-‘glvlj E3"Niagra()HnDRlb(;$$ge“:gcD§:E;: Itllneing \>l‘ t P \>>'=\ ‘ <'=\l “lily iuai-ii. iriiiiifi _ I-tiifiandi 1906. ‘ ` he Wm, m_Um,m in mmh Wm, Hu, fur wmph Hs; "Hat mlnléml 75 ghd packa5eslahi:;u(lt[lnbi;“:iumh1-Itchewnn. Ho writes on one occasion Ill*-"1 fl" 0|' U1” lilly- 0111*-lltliiig ull vit-ws of iho innst beautiful -spots in 're Eonsecu ve y r ' 'of the 'pesmanm whldh was Bgeep' IIN! A€'lllI@ll1l’ €‘Xl-\IbIII0fi"‘- TUl`I““-Vi* tht- Tionilulon. liin clear und rare- “pw” S' mg °_ver them` 'Indians were ying
' Furs consigned to Messrs. Lamir iuit- lite.-i. i-is sent his soii Joiiii
ful transcripts of nature lend them- selves piirtirularly well to reproduc-
son & Company by Registered Mail or by Express may be insured under the terms of their open policies from the time they leave the shippers' possession until de- livered to their final destination, provided that the shipper advises Alfred Fraser promptly and en- closes Post Office Registry re- ceipt or Express receipt.
if insurance under the terms of
Messrs. Lainpson & Company's open policies is desired, the above instructions should be carefully followed. and a letter of advice should he sent to Alfred -qlfraser. 212 Fifth Avenue, New York. N. Y., stating the number of packages shipped. the number of skins' -in each package and the amount of insurance desired on each package, and the Post Office receipt or Express receipt .must accompany the letter of advice.
000-1-ll-tf. ' .
i. f - ~ - . » ' ' ( HUM Ulllml Pres.) ti riiidrtoivl tartoiiiitiaiit
f- 1" Gilt iS Well _ _“_"_m__1“*_-'__ m ,_“f‘f,‘;,' ,’:_'“,',:1_“ ;,,,’§1;m,',°",§',f§`,_,:.‘,’, :Q ooniisou, Feb. rs.-aiiimi-aaiii alia igigliils poor tiiatzm. who were
turn Out Money ta pez' ' Ottawa. in many nrivate collections “ny “Bl” bil “I0 09111-P0 Oi "£noth- utarving, he our God in the l|I4l~
' llitey lensing oguiigtwnwg ini the Ststes and Canada. in those ' ' "
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speculative raid on the franc",
00 frlshteii the insiders, in
_..._.._.._‘__.._.?._._.._a
Marian gtg G nit mngtg took him-.1’ Never have missionar-
G gt-lttotgs WTS" out 3 lee served their dliurcli more loy- ofiniemationalexohanm *HY* '
'being engaged in moth-'_
which
-if Poin-
with all the sound, well people out into the wilderness and the prair- lea in t-he middle of winter to keep them -from the pest-ilence. ‘He sac- rificed 'his lfemily. Here is tii8 record of -his diary:
"October 28th, we buried our
Annk"
-No emher ist, Georgina breath
ed her last."
And then on the prairie he stood
with his son John digging the graves. and as t -hey were at work Jdhri looked up at him and said. "Father, li -find it hard to bury our own dead." He says: "We were
uttered this expression It 'found an echo in my own -heart, But l looked away to God and this -is the mee- e ge that came to me: ‘0 death. wlliere is 'thy sting: 0 grave, where is thy victory!" _ ‘ That old man. harviitg given his two 'daughters to die like tthaf., lat- er gave his son- to -be an 'illustrious -nlssionary. Later still, walking
said "and he was not for God
I o lDieeg_ot
Young.
an end to any question of the re- S‘1d|1“ G°"@\`“m"*“f railway! that Mr. a d M _ A th 'P l opening of the market for tradollllei’ hllve accepted the tender of t,,,c_ to zonulsentr ur ree’ Que ur oses This market was verv the LOINIOH “Rents of a Britinh Mn _[_ G_ Sta ll _ f T
p p ‘ _ _ _ coiteiidernbly used before the 'Wiir, for the landing of Canadian cattle,
of the negotiations \vliicli have
autlioi-.itie the City of London
150.000 railway aloe ei-s ii ii soo C°"""°“‘ crossing timbers, to be mgmtfact. .Comment
made by the Trade Commissioner
Columbia firm for the supply of n oy' 0 °r°m° to
D “ l Mr D W Bole. of Montreal to
ured from Douglas Fir. i
in view of the efforts recently mlxgx' Fenton’ M Montreal' to Cm]
filling In the ear-th, and when he from our Methomn miulomries
Si
Corporation and the War Office, it.
it is understood that tho local
to the proposed _sale.
Numerous applications have
among the applicants.
admission of a' film sent to this coun-
for the handllng,of Canadian cattle
munity ofthe United Kingdom.
tiiay." -
time when men counted -not their
pei, when sometimes the bloody Black-feet swooped down upon our
to induce these railways and also Capt. T. B. J. Mahar, Halifax, to
_ ' Continent anti Canada
would shortly have “gum become tertain British (lovernnient De- M D M ' iivailable"for the sumo purpose. ?)l:,\;:~|l}_°1\'I-:ll £0 uofiillllhilltid btliiit Con.:»|'ne,'"_ ' Cleland' Montreal to
KBS I' SUDD 6 s ou e of D d`M
authorities are offering opposition f3o“’;g3:“tgl":Wl|1» ildi§‘B&¢IBtf:1Cl}f:fY gar,l1'tI:,’\Cou:.|i{t,X‘:` E' Spankie' Cal
- u a con on a d '
to the order in that the Dtflucglfm Lady Borden, Ottawa, to Contln
iii-.ea received _-it the Higii caiiiiiiia- Fil' Shall he of Calwdhw llrizln- em iiloiier't-i Office from persons nnxl- |"I`0¥I\ fthe' position that these rail- enltwrs' Hewm' ottawa' "° Cmmn oiiii to join Captain .ioiiepii Bern- WHY enquiries are liven to a large ' 1
lor on his trip to the Arctic number of C°mD9m°|`9- and mill- .- l<O>--_-
regions. A scientist who accom- D°“3l"3 FIT I-S 0111)' 0119 0! ll con- pitnitid Slinokleton on ms mst “_ siderable variety of timbers the HIS TONGUE WAS T00 FIERVI pedition and a famous novelist are “B9 °f which is ““tl‘°"l"?d' the 991' "*‘“
ection of Canadian Douglas Fir is The Daughter--Cook, Cook the
'ras High commissioner iiiiii lm rlvfluvnt testimony to lui recon- house has caught tire!
been 1,! correspondence with me nizetl auitahility for sleeper pur» Cook-And l'ni not surprised af Ciiiitomiiaiitiiorittcii respecting the P0995- ‘ *rr hellrlllz the masters languase
A Resulting from an, investigation -? try by the Quebec Harbor Commis~ by I-ll” L°“d°lI TPWIS Commission- TIME T0 G0
iiiaiicis. 'riiii ruin iiiicwi iiis iiicu- ef 0" behalf vi 11 Canadian mana- . -~ mes onered by the Wit of Quebec facturer 'as to the prospects of ob- Mistress-But why are you lesv
taining n market iii the Umltetl ing, Bridget?
aiiii other iiiiipmeiitii iiiiti iii to be K'"5‘l°"l U" ensfvvertl' Conner Brldlwi-0| heard ye tellin ref shown for the benem of me com_ plates. the Canadian manufacturer husband ye was goin' to treat me
NIB f0l|0W@d lln the matter by lolita wan iv yer own relations
'riie i-iiii-iiiiiir 'rrii’iiteee iii Dundee "’°“I“S I-°"d°D lu person. and iii- -_-
have sem the High Communion” tervlewing the firms who had been @-
- consulted. The manufacturer now PAINT BRUBHE8
_ _ _ -~ reports that as a result of these --
ransoni; .it was not dor such as lleiwtlations he has secured orders Never allow palm, bmghgg to
which at present completely ob. stand on their bristles while dry
Think baglr into that time, a real sorb his extport output capacity. inl. Moisten them with paraffin oil
The Brie ol Trade Commissioner before putting them away if they
lives but the preaching otf the gon- reports -that broom handles of Brit- are not to be used again for some
, time. _
missionaries. and .massacred lol lowens, two hundred at one time. Those were dildicult days, ‘and
`in Canada, .forty 'men had been set apart for this work., .
When the Icall- came from Japan
across the seas in .1878 there were
ngt men who had ever cross- e _
One
rs/niorkaiiie things i
have
tIi`e ‘reference to e to a Mr. 'Jdbn 'Mc-
“to George Mc- Young two cop showed a road doll the iPaci- roui was, that
no mortal ' man
lritastion which our Mty years no. -Witfh
,ii .it-f the Illid
If this Signature
is NOT on th,elBox`,. it
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