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'I f in the news er __ ; _nd de toiup ' ._ __,._..___ _ "yn `f.,:."°.'i'rl'“°'l .drele rom na ee aomu i,l::i`¢r than I use tio. When I hear of any girl suiTorin¥ls I did I tell them how Lydia E. inkbam'a"Ve5stahle Compuund N8. - ELINA MARTIN, 29 Bowen BL. Nlllitll, N.H. Lydia E: Pinkham'| Vegetable Com- wund, made from native roots and ilerbs contains no narcoticorharmfnl drugs' therefore is a perfectly safe rem- ,dv ll, give your daughter, who suffers frém such painful periods as did lliss

tin.

M"i'ile reason eo many girls write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,Lynn, Miles., for advice, is because from their 40 years experience they have a storeof knowledge which in invariably helpful.

Wisdom Whispers

"A l)oc'l‘oll's Pllleslznlrrlos, Fal- ovs roll .\ll»l¢n 'rn.lN_lUu Yeahs ”

,yollllsolrs Alwdyne LINIMENT

(lnlernal as well as External use)

This wonderful old family medicine quickly conquers Coughs, Colds, Grippe, Sort- 'l`hl'oat,Cramps,Chills, Sprains, Strains, :mu many other common ills. Sootlles, heals, and

Stops Suffering

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HALF '¥lil»i` F012 CHILDREN

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COST ACCOUNTANTS-

AND 'AUDITORS General, Municipal and Corpor- ation Auditing and Systematin- ing.

CONSULTANTS ON

Government and Civic income Taxes. Manufacturing Costs llud Efficiency Olilce and 'Phone Connection St. John. Moncton, Amherst.

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Ml. Athlon i-lsno wghdomgp

Home _

The M`t Albion Red Cross Soci ty l

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has had malli' Pleasant social gather- - ings .since its organization but por- Gflwlificik ` hairs the most enjoyable of all took

,nm R, ,he home 0, M___ _md Mm ell,sowe are im roviléotlle _ Walter ‘IL Brown, 3 few nigh." ago pukagm nu n'

C' round to I square. _viii

_This time nearly the whois also-l turned out not to knit socks or pa

\'°X°B 10 Mud across the Atlantic, out ' to Welcome liomo MQ Br0_wn‘g gon Lille-C0\‘D\ Frsllk Brown, who had served King and country "somewhere

guilds, N. H.-“ I amnineteeayean

ullll I would often falxll

_ _'Hull' and have to leave _ _ _lL'_.g school. 1 had such _ __ _ pain l did not know

;Vei:;¢.i';§° rlrlgldmi' Corp. Brown, enlisted in the beginn-

mmy remedies mt” ing of 1916 and fought through some

_ were of no use. 1 of the hardest engagements uf th

_ $293 5b°\§: L{dll,E- war. lie comes home bringing several ROYAL YEAST HAS BEEN THB

g _»_1_}_l_ t.mkh“mb| e “scarl-l of battle" with him, as he was STANDARDYEASTCF Cl*-NADA l __ _ _. _ RY

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ill l"i`R\10€." for over four years.

woundcd on three dlffcront ocnslons. FORNEARLYHALFACENTU

one Hmp yn--~ -»--cf.-.filo s-..» he looks

:Siler sooarerllly little the wo.-.le am..

s very trying experiences, and lg

wearing ll. silver medal presented t

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li.W.GlLiEl'l'00MPANYLlll’l‘ED

TORONTO. CANADA

0 WINNIPBG MONTREAL

mm “Y the British government for a

UPHVPFY on the battle field. After th

crowd had assembled Iiir. Robt. Jen-

kins took the chair and the 10110;-in l>f0Ki'u!1lme was carried out.

i llslllnrks by the chairman and Mes- lSl‘B Ben). Jenkins and Ml'. J." Mac ' itiachern. Duet -by Misses Victoria Jen-

kins llnd Marguerete MacEarhel' llccltatlon by Clifford Myers. Solo b

_Miss Edna Jenkins, also several vel' lillllifh l2lD‘l>rfidlo~ted |vl‘o'iin selccllion lily Mr. Hurry Brown.

l After the rendition of the pro- gramme the following address wal

mall bl' Mr. M. J. MacEllchel‘ll, all ll. purse of gold was prose-lltelj to th returned hero hy Miss Edllll. Jenkins. 'i`o Lnnce-Corp. Frank Brown,

lt is with feelings ol' grcfrt prid

und tllllnkflllnoss l-hut wc, your friclld und nolgllbors assemble hcrc to-nigh

A splendid programme consisting

5 songs and addresses was rendero

Mrs. Hugh Morrison acted as acco

~ The ladies served n vvry dainty ill appetizing luncll. Mr. Goodwill w

n' comed thc guests and expressed ll

gratitude ill il. few well chosen word ' for the very agreeable surTil'ise ill

__ pany parted by singing Auld l.:ll __ Sync und God Save the King.

The programme wus as follows:

lllress and presentatloll; _ lil-ll hi' the l‘astol"~ Solo, W. ’l‘. Sclllpl

to welcome you 'block home after '

serving oier foul' years on the battle-

fields of France and Flanders.

With pride, we any because you frec-

lly offered yourself as li sacrifice i our behalf. that we might be able t

remain in our- peaceful homes ull-

disturbed and not trodden down by tll llutrocratlc llun.

With t-hankfulness because 'yo

have been spared to return to you

friends and home where you left en- joying the lbesl of health. strength and social happiness, fully cognizant

Urch. Gaelic quartette (ellcor:

n Bernard. . . " Rev. and flour Pastor slid \vil'e

“ this cungrcgationihnd the good' fo r tune of securing you as their pasto

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» Ure. goodwill to accept these cheques .aa a len of the regard, love and es- teem c-f this portion of your people. We trust that the Divine Master may

spare you for many years more of ser- vice among us and wish you, your wife and family many blessings in life. .

Signed by elKhty four members and

adherenta.`

New Rail Route

To Western Canada

Trnvollersl betww-n Eastern and

Western Canndra are showing their ap- preciation of the high standard of railway service afforded by "_The Natiolllll." tho splendid train which _operates between Toronto and Win- nipeg. "The National" uses the rolls ol' tho Grand 'i‘runlt to North Bay, the Temlsltaming and Northern Ontario (Provincial Government line) to Cochrane, and the Canadian National Railways to Winnipeg, where it links up with the Grand 'rrllhll Pacific for

_ all important points in Western Can- 1*-»-1

_ ada. A pleasant run to Toronto by

°_' the ol-and Trunk and "‘rhe National" "‘ is rca_dly to carry you westward. The

ln _ _ _ .. . .-

panlst in her usual canble nlllllillu' depmmm of The Natmnal from

Toronto is at 8.35 p. m., on Tuesdays

"1 'I‘llul‘sdayl-l und Saturdays. North Buy

is reached next morning and there ’ ops-ns up for lllllniration ull till, illite- " land beauties of the territory served

3 _ _ ," hy the T. 8: N. 0. l.illc._ ullilg tile

had give" him “nd hm family' Af"”` rich Cobalt and Pol'cupll\l.- districts a "mm e“j°y"'bl° ‘wlminll the "°'“ llllly he inspected. Thcsrfllre followed

'1`lb_\' ll wonderfully interesting trip

llllrougll ilu. spnrslcy' populated ter

' |l'ilol'_\' of New Ontario, giving the

G - _ . ~

Chorus, ltelunrks, Cllailmfln: ¢\'l lll'llvl>llel'\an oppol-tunit_v ot inspecting

`:_\ lthis fertile' region , ill Qiuding tht

-_lfnlned “clay belt" where tons of

6 _Ch0rus; Addrcsl-l, Dr. F. W. Jarllillo: ltllollllanlls of settlcrs will make tllew `_` S010. HH»l‘0l'l I-=1l\'Il: Address. J' 7"- illlllllvs ill tile future. 'File urea of Now

Profitt: Solo. Hugh Morrison' Allllrl»~~ :Ontario is 330.000 square miles fully Robert Agnew; Chorus; Renlrlrks, li 'foul' times the size of Old Ontario,

-_l :lnrl in addition to great expenses of

Hugh Morrison, Mrs. Joseph Mori-islln in od lllrlllillg land,lt hill-l wollnderfui rc-

. _

Mrs. James Kennedy, Mrs. .lollr _sollrcos in timber. minerals. water

power, flllh and game.

:v-~ Tha thre-e railways have combined

Remindful of the many services which to make f the through passenger

e you have rendered among ul-l during Service Over this “GW YOUR' the Stlllill

the two years which have pllsllerl slln-if of that offered anywhere on the cou-

l- tlncnt. The smooth, straight und‘|evel \- roadbed embodies all that has been

we wish as representative ui' ll portilll lellfliffil lil H1766 ‘l\lUi'f0l'B Of ll CGDLUTY of your congrcglltloll to convey to you Of F8-i|WfiY bulltllntz- The SYWRGBK gn some more ,_a,,glb](, (crm than mer.. travel comfort asured. Tha use- of the

°f the great Bacrmw y°“ we” mak' words the heartfelt appreciation ol “SW F0010 l°V0lV_°9 U0 ‘-*XYYH WN- 9"

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,he .people gm- your mving ,md ln. compared with any other route avail-

We f"*"‘ ‘me °°“g“"“'”“““ ’°“"‘<le.ls.llgahle lhhorlll their helllllras wr able \'°'“'°°“ ¥’°l“U" in E““f°\'“ “"0

parents in hllvlng sons with sucll heroism and patriotism and hope that

your ‘brotlle-1' Sydney who is at pre- sent also ill France may also be spar-

ed to return home safely and in .good health.

And now Frank as you have re-

turned hearing .tile scars of battle.

being wounded on three different oc~ mn beiween y0u_ om. worthy pam,

casions, which llecessltated your

spending many weeks ill llle hospital, your work has not alwayn been (__,

wie \v_ish [you milcwell lilealltll and strength to be able to resume your civilian work knowing that if you conduct yourself in the same manly way as when a soldier your success

qall be assured and now we ask y u to accept this gift, which we do not in-tend to be conmensurate with the sacrifice you have made but simp- ly as ‘a small recognition from your friends, again we bid you welcome.

REV. T,TV. AND MRS. GOODWILL

F ` 5 On the evening of March 11th ll

lli9ll§§l9NAL CARDS

large number of the Kensington cou- grcgotion waited upon the people ol' the Presbyterian Munse and conveyed

_birthday greetings to Mrs. Goodwill

DR. _lt being the anniversary of hor birth-

cH_R°~|c D|8EA8Es _day and presented their pastor Rev. T.

UUR.A'l‘-IVE 'i`REA'|.‘M'EN'l' by £218

mllntll in zuivancc, l‘ul'dy Station,

W. Goodwill with nn address and l~_ purse of $200 and Mrs. Goodwill with

“yestchemer (_.0__ N_ Y__ U_ s_ A_ _$50.00. Mr. James W. Slcwllrt was np-

HOURS 12 :O 3 d,,||,',_ N0w_ ‘pointed Chlllrnlnn und Mr. Melbul-ll

Zlil2L'-2-_l‘.!Mllll Mliy 20 pd.

J. D. STEWART, ii. C.

baird relld the address while Mr. James Jardine presented the purses.

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“thee Newaon Block. Charloftoiown.

For Infants and Children

Branch office, eorgetovm In U.. For over Y°.r‘

Money to Lean on Real lietate

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8. S. HESSIIN

Barrister, Solicitor. _Notary Public, ete. MONIV T0 LOAN Montague. P. I. I.

l0R80li & DUFFY

lerrleters and Attorneys sslleleore for Royal Bank of oenlil

MONIV TO l.0AN ~

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lsrrinters Attorneys-at-law Ofilee Royal Bank Building Charlottetown. P. I. I.

ililllnllroll al sllllll '

Ulrljieters, htterlleyll N°\l'Y PV* 'lt lee., loileltere for Genesis. 3'0"

lleeeinlaig lenil ef, Montreal, 6ll\~_

we nmimm onions; ow#

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the _ "“""°“¢9f¢% signature of

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cllmlllllllccs, us you have often l

tu the l-lick and the burial of the dell

upon your time and energy.

Through all the time of your minis-

tratlous to us, we have always found

you the some true, warm hearted friend, never compldinlng or murmur ing when at times there were lnany reasons for such.

Your salary, in view of thc extenl

of your npcratlonl-l and duties' lille been very small and we remolnbel' that you llnvo never asked for any de linlts rl~ll'llluorl\tiol'l but have hecn con toni to accept the voluntary contrlllu~ tion of your parishioners. whatever i' might be.

in view lil all lhslle thlllss we ifei

that wo would be rcullsll in our dut- ies and lacking in brotherly love ulld Illristian spirit if we did not make some effort to repay you in some mllterlal wuy for thc strength, love and tllought you llllvc expended upon us. and the physical diseomforts you have undergone to attend to our wants.

Wo .would therefore ask Yu" Hilti

look buck over the lilnl- of your mill Weslerll C“““-d“~

istry to us wc l-onllze the splolidill »-------_ work which you have occomplishcd

and tile lovingsylnpatlly and careful

attention which you have directed lo- Mr WALLACE w_ JENK|Ns_ _ wards us on all occasions. The longer ‘

you are with us. the stronger grow till- ' The people or “”°"Geo__gemwn and of an bonds cf luutuai love which today ex

_ the surrounding country were greatly " i shocked when it was learned that MP-

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ami 9°" peuple' we am’ realize mm l Wallace W. .Tenklns of Georgetown had

T I passed sway on Saturday night Mar.. 16

riell oil under the most favorable cll- Q The deceased who was 58 years of

" nge appeared to he in ills usual state

"Mel "“‘i""` Ve"-V “d"‘“"’“` wwumilof health till a few days ago it was

condmlms in Order to mlm ym" “p`_le-arned that he was taken ill but no

Dolntnlents. You have always hem: _ one appeared to mink of it as being failllfill (0 l'0“f \`*"F"g°"‘e“t9' °W°"e" serious so tllat his death comes as a if humanly possible. Besides you i

regular duties you have had the visit

" great shock to his friends. The late

"‘[Mr. Jenkins was a msn of sterlling " lqualities and was very popular with

to attend to Dufivir the PHS* Y°“" all his fellow wwhsmell 1-.ml with all when so many h0m@i\ MV” b°¢*l1 0f7"("" who had any business dealing with ed great demands have been nlollf- him

He was of a kind and courteous dis

position, charitable and considerate to those less fortunate than himself

and ever ready to support any meas- ure that would add to the welfare of the community. it is needless to say that he will he greatly missed not only ns a neighbor and citizen but as amnh of business in which capacity he show ed himself to -be well fitted havingcon- ducted a lnrgeund prosperous business for a large number of years. He also. all a general merchant in Georgetown had ll large interest. lu tlw lobster in- dlliltry having control of several fact- __ cries till they were nlergcl into thc Easterll Cuilneries, Limited, of which ho become n large shareholder. i-le was also very llctlve ill provincial pol iticrl and was i,illl-ral candidate 'for the House ol' l\.~'sc-.ullly several times for ills native cunstituclicy of George- town but as it was lllwllys lu strong Conservative Constituency he very nd: uraily was unsuccessful in that line.

iid loaves to mourn besides ll widow

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DON"l` believe everything you hear--without the pf00f._ U0

2, not permit mere sales talk to influence you lll purchzlslllg a

phollograph. f `

\’Vhe.n you are planning the purchase of the greatest of all musical lusrru- _ ments let yolll- salts, lzvlzs find BR/‘-N compose the _wry that ‘ull 1; return the verdict as to which 1': tile llcrst phonograph for you. _Compare _ tile Patllephone with any other phonogrnpil and in your comparison note _ _ particularly the following :-- ,_

_ ' 7 ` 53- TUNE Rich, lull, musical and natural ~a fruc rc- ‘ ' prulilrclion of Hle nl'l`»{l'nal.

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limit yourself fo only one hind of record. I /

Benuliful reproduction of classical furni-

cllslllrr _

` "lain" ture instead of ugly boxes. -

, l \/ _ CONSTRUCTION Nofe wifh what care and expel! worlcman- 5

4 I' ‘ ` AND 'umm :hip the Palliephone it built and the extra

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__‘ C . Erie finish not only on the Irorlf buf all __ f i __ SQ ' over, fhc qualify goes right through: i -' \ 9,., sf////,,_,,‘§_ .".l;_

4 ._ PIICI Although the Pafhephone is better built,

. ‘ beffer finished, belfer dcligncd and better

value than any other phonograph it calf: na more money than (hc ordinary phono-

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Price $215.00 _ h _

ia _iacoinnn Osh, Mahogany und V/alnlll (NIP ' ' '

The Pathe’ dealer will show vllal how ealsv il is tll l\\\'n sl Pzllilepllollel l\0‘\' ii blllilll ' A' cllsh p`a\'lnolit-prohabiv less than vou exp<~l.'lcd to pay-\\'ili brillg to _tour Ilollle

the grezlicst clltcrtllillel' ever ill\'l>llLell.

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lwrrll-f Passes Puouoclzaru sAl.l;s co. Toaouro

.llunfreal Qpin: loo; lVe1| Birh Bldg. _ ‘G

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Lavers Georgetown. _

Barker of New Glasgow, N.S'. died vice assisted by Rev. W, E. Piper. side hor husband who died in 1891. scarcely ll year ago,, and his brother Mr. Sterling took as his' text Psalm (Patriot please copy.)

Deseinihslrhereaved family' is extended “ Mothers O’er die land,

the sincerest and most heartfelt sy-rn- ' pathy of a large circle ol' friends. "G"

Always Keep Cascarets at Hand”

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MRS. JOHN MACKENZIE '

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(nee Miss Alice Tapper of Georgetown grand-children,'1‘ire funeral which was 91:verse 16. ‘-With long life will I the following chlidi-en_ Annie, Ng-1110 held on Monday February 24 was veryllsatisfy him and allow him my slllvll- and Frederic in U_S,A_ Arthur of Gear. largely attended, friends coming from | tlon." The pall bearers were: l-l_ltgll getown, Louise, Reginald and Gordon far and near to pay a last tri-bute of l MacLure, John Maclillrc, Tllonlas at home, also s. 'sister Mrs. "l’h0m¢a,_l:espect to one who had lived so lung Doyle, Murray ltobertllon. William A.

in the community. Her former pastor Houston and William A. Mnl'Nelll. ln-

Hls third daughter Mrs. Thom-.ls Rev. John -Sterling conducted the ser- torment in Cavendish cenlelery bc-

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Mr. R. R. Jenkins passed away late in ai, ____ Lv' 1 k .g -

There passed awliy at Cavendish. i'.

E. l. on Friday, February 21, 1919, Margaret Mary Woolller, widow of the late John MacKenzie at the ripe nge of 96 years and 8 months. The decea.-.~ ed was a native of England and enl- igrltted with her pal-ents to this Island in 1836 and settled ill iiustico wllerc she resided till her nlur-:lags to Johll MacKenzie ill 1840 when she moved to Cavendish. Altllollgh she had been confined to her room for some time she was in hor usual good llelllth till two weeks before hcl' death and hav- ing reached such a remllrlra-ble ugl- slle possessed al lhcr faculties and was ahls to do very fine netting all sewing till the last. Sho lcnves to nlnurn two

Mcl,uro_ Dundas, P. E. I.. Mrs .Ches- tsl Woolner. Chicago. lil. Ewell .I.._

there and one sister. Benjamin Wool- ner, California. Frederick Woolner.. North nllstlm. lvll-ll. smlly lwcNsill,' Tryon, P. E. l.; also twenty six

daughters and two sons. Mrs. Surah?

North Rustico, Hllmnlolld A, Cavellrl-1 ish with whom alle resided. two brn»l Instead of nlteiy, llarsll pills. salts,

Mellor oil or dmlgcrnlls clllomci, why don’t you keep (iasclllrcte handy for tho children? llsscllrcts can always be de-

pendlwl upon' when Q good liverand

grand-children and thirty three great

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