‘WEEKS NEWS FOR THE;

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HY are -the "three Transcon-

__ , _tinental _Railways now con-

structingj/no less -than 300' locomo- tives and 23,000' cars for use in the

Ca_nad`ian“_= West ?~_» NOT on the strength of a boom ? On the con-

tra1‘y_"_they are but endeavoring to keep abreast of the tremendous cur- rent ofsolid progress that is`making the West _fairly hum with prosperity.

I!! "cAnuANoAY,_ lbs bmi of lbs ull In finest spring wheat section in South- Q I, -ern Alberta, is going to capture a big If ofjtlie railway development in ll' Klberta. - _ __

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CARMANGAY is situated at the strategic point__`oil _t_he'Little Bo\v Riverwhere all rail- waysfattracted to this fertile district must cross, _thuswgiving the town a tremendous advantage as a shipping point.

CARMANGAY wlllbandle more wheat ellen any otherpoint in'Southern Alberta. A mil- lion bushels froru the 1911 crop went through Carina-ngay. Half as much again is a conserv- ative _estimate for 1912. `_

CARMANGAY is the _objective point of no less _-than four railway surveys,._t,o_-_day, __ _H§_1‘_ four dnairlmoth'-elevators_ are--already unable to copel°'_iiv°ith.~-the"tremendous traffic' of the dis- tricts _Three new elevators are planned.

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CARMANGAY will not only be a great _Wheat centre, 'but is going to ship the_i1nniense out- put o_f<first-class coal which underlies the entire district. _ ____

Railway Development would alone en- . _sure the success of your invest-

' _ ment irr_Carmangay_-'_

But ifarmangay does not depend upon rail- _Ways alone for her expansion : _ _ _ _ ___._,__,,,

' To-dayillarmangay is a

thriving, hust1iDE» in-

' iorporsted _municipal-

ity, building for the fu- ture in .brick and stone, of ‘which they. have ' their`own materials. .

three _places of business_ to-day.

Carmangay has one of the iinest '. brick and

Western Canada. V _

' _Carmangay__has a, pure

natural water supply. '

Carmen gay has _fifty-

The 'finest residential lots in Cumsngay _ _md it is expected were Wm baqum

"9 in . B number of these. Arrangements are

§ll‘e§\7iste;

vided only oii‘ llpplication and al-

Not a suburb, but inside Pl‘0P°\’f¥. but one f;"e‘;Y_g_f“"° “““““’“ mv” b°°“ “Pi

block train’ Poli-°ffi°°"°d=cl'_7 Hd!" L°“ P A dlnlbg boil ls being built wltb _ _ we ‘.~'°=“"°°-*°°“-="~‘=“»"".-.°“'*i ‘°'°'~ l’;:°".‘r1;° .'.:s°:.':.z...°.;=::°.‘;‘";‘.:‘.l°‘.2:_ -a-.»»...~;‘l-°-.l .. ‘ 'I ` lm" ' ` "'* "- ~suites of rooms are bell!! P\'°Vm°d

u sto Ito realize the situation at Carman- _ _

Ryo P' E uld be Sim l 'a.'1t1a'tter`of how viiiii'g;i"tbi‘u it will be seen tbat ibn gay t0'.¢__h.l'y1two _ \ __,~._ .. - Resorts, _even this summer will be » MY- 1°” iY°“' "M1 ‘W °‘°‘°”°°' ‘M-‘*’““"° " ::"°..:.°.-:;°°";‘.:’.;1;t.:.:.:;'l: °“::::z somelj .l_’9°k1°t lieu-3,-fu-1? '.5l591fy» °1 wbile an oiirly snvllexgn will :Diaz i

_ _ _ _ __ . _ _ _ ,_ __ . __ o 9»1'°=@~°s»Y»»W1t1‘ f¥°*°» "WS ‘P”~‘1fl‘¢“¥°?-» - :.‘i.°§.‘i°':Z...‘?.?°°““‘° ° ..

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381111 ll! $0/IIB |50 ‘ ligiiia piinsiifasiiillclent ‘io ugh: un the

stone schoolhouses in /-

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Mrs. 1' Vices Nash.

Hodgson, _ Full. ’ Mrs.

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Treasurer-Mrs. J

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Bourls and the

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annual meeting of the P. E. I. Saturday alto! odleerb w

Mrs

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Marget] White, Kenneth Finlayson, ed the anal

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ment of the lege and have been “lu-

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P0 ICE COURT.-At

Cour in Summer-side ing tv/0 young mon and .J os. 'Arsenault for and disorderly on the

day last. were lined months in lull and month in jail respectlvely.J_

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Government House.

nett and John Horne for assault and battery on the 18th was dismisied.

been taken in the development of th

lottetown ‘and commanding a view ot

undeveloped and almost neglects' can only be attributed to that peer liar apathy which, until very recent ly, possessed the people of the prov lnce. _ A representative of The Guardiar'

Ootton, Managing D ector. oi th Slimmer Resorts Limited, over th

speculating upon the infinite possi- bilities lor future development

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the mouth of the harbor. The land l. gently undulating, some of the hill:

30 miles. There are several magnif

the early French settlement of thf colony form conspicuous and interest ing subjectsof study and contempla- tion.

It is proposed to build, for occu- penny about tba first of J_\\1v. H dozen bungalow cottages with I ac ~ commodation _for from three to, sever persons each. These will be furnished by the company and rented at fren 360 to $100 for the season. _ These furnished bungalows are intended

tors and are nearly all already he spoken. There will also be a number of bungalows unfurnished, which will be rented' at lower rates to lo cal people. Besides thi, sites have already been leased to local P60912 who will build their own cottages

also being made to provide a number of canvas tents, nicely floorod, to be leg by the day or week to those wish- lug to spend a short time in the Resorts. These of course will be pro-

for the accommodation of tra_r__ieient

whole colony; there is nn excellent

ol sanitation is mins erfwsed !°r- For the delectation of si8'l1f»9°°¥`° 8

or s port of lt

all the entree

Lo,-d_ Mm UBS with the 'brsatn oi the

mainly for one ol nbc province visl-"

nm supply and a thorough Umm

tower will he built on one of the highest elevations _on the Dl'°l>.¢!'l'»Y from which splendid views will be obtained of the whole surrounding wngtry, the harbor, the rivers, the ltralts_and the Nova Scotia hills inr”

the distance. _ 1 -l A more ideal spot in which to;

to and on bbs' jf'

Ponies. c`o`Un'r.-At the obnr- P“’“"' H°°”"'

lottetown; Police Court yesterday =D°l`|1ll1§ James RooneY for being On Wednesday evening, 14th inet

It is now generally realfzed that |,-“nk and di d ,.1 d W i ‘ th H t t d ' sm? ° Y all . 111- TPB rl- a few of the many friends lapqug 30)

6 - rs B ep' an a long one’ hm Jr 1°* b°l_n.G* drunk were each lined from Pownal and Mt. Mellick met at

elegates will go from the Knights of smith of wmslo and ,ue Mis

the city' the h'“`b°"- th° “Vera fm* ilolnlrnbus and the resident f both E' 'V ' S th u di t h ld u D B 0 Beatrice lrvlng, Brockton Mass.,

9 B "mm ng cmm ry B ou ‘ 'he A~ 0- H- and C- M- B- A- Will be who is visiting her aunt Mrd. lieaney`

'resent at the ¢8I`€\'l10IlY- ‘ Jenkins and grand-parents Mr. r"l

WEDDING BELLS.-St. .losepb's _ lonvent, Charlottetown, the ' lcene of an auspicious eveilt “lifts 7 0'- ‘lock yesterday morning when Miss `

had the pleasure, the other day, c _num Mesaba of Stanhope became Which ls so common in the spring or

driving in company with Mr. R. l - - . upon the return or warm weather. ll

» ___ _ he bride of Mr. Augustus McQ,uald, 1°" of vnamm vigor or uma' “gd "___

»akel, of Charlottetown. Rev. P. D. “gen ; 1°,-,runner og pruuaunt ug.

ffcGuigan, Tracadie ofliciated. The hae. -

Property fecéntlv acquired bv thi ,ride was attended b he it M, le is sei-ions and especially no to company, noting the development _ iaggle McCabe_ while léhses ;l;;)0m2 ieppllle must keep up and doing ol'

that has already take" mm” 8"' P09101' Ml Tvbias Mcilllaid. was "Tb: bgbrhillngélolno to moi for it ii

est man. The choir of St. Josepli's the great constitutional remedy _

‘ lonvent rendered several appropriate 7 n _

o,T‘;;ng'<§’,g,;§{n;°‘;§_\§¢;_ag§_055° 755;; _..l§.n....._ n.. s.....l...... W... l......o. Hood s Sarsaparllla

k p 1 t Wh rg fo di. “l Y dwomted with “°W°"s' etc' The Which purlfles and enriches the blood

iopullirity of the young couple was um build, up Q, whom nuem

tancm 'of B‘b°ut two miles’ ww” _ ‘-videnced by the large number of use _ Get it today. gold liy'all 'dn ggi' 'isis'

ful and valuable gifts received, ¢V¢l'¥Wherl- 100 Doses 8|. .

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Children ¢ry tor

The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been _ _

USED A 1- _ln use for over 30 years has borne the signature of .

' ND rox osrruann -A black lo ' and lias been unulo under his per- ’

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mm mf which had been seen around Braoliley , * soiiul supervision since its infancy. _ _ _ -

_ Point on several occasions was sspled . _ , . Allow no one todccoivo yoliin this. _ . 1,

by Mr. Joseph Berrlgan on Sunday All Counterfelts, lmltatlolis and “Just-ns-good ” are but

011 B “Viv Of Ba-nd u. short distance _Experiuiclits tlult trlllo with and endanger the health of '

from the snoro. Mr. Berrigan with __ ____ Infants' and Children-Experience against Experlnsoltn

Messrs Alfred Shaw, Charles Gregor ` - ‘ '

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gn h__<>rSeb_:=ck. and they linauybx, _ _ _ __ _ __ a '_ _- and others. took up tue chase, some \ h t ' I

Qld dh _ ausedtefo hiht t d.~ , V '

35"' G' W' 1,: assent ;,':::;?w°,’ and :H frat, The lox wbliihwisca ilfryy c:ii.hu,_f,i,;, - " '_U_ast0 la is n. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro-

G°°- E- l’°“°°“ 9°' ~° male is gorfo, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. Ii' Miss Wil- `Ch°"l°"'°t°W“ "h'l°l‘- ll “°°d \’°» °““ M C, l"°“.' “cur” at tm mlm D' contains neither Opiunn Morphine nor other Narcotic

K- MBCLGQXL ”° '°°,°h°d “li My lwllr in the mm. r. lar es Gregor. substance- Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worml

__ _ Begusll. _ $_1:‘_l;l;ble mol_:rryc\;¢:_f:‘t1 th__l'l;l_l:;’__°"°_‘_‘_?;‘ FUNERAL BTERDAY Th 'and alloys 1?."/erlsliliess. For illoro tllaii thirty years it

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POLICE COURT--At the Char- dg¢l:]¢l` 100! for, or how better shake f\U\°F8l Of 'She late MTB- ChBl`\0S' H. - -llillzhlllieilllmcbin Qgllllllilalgolillig gill 'Il‘i;dttlili\‘Ko(T€g\lll‘)tl|4?Batlr!:l '

l°tt°t°W“' P°ll°° C0“l't SMHYGBY ° t ° "-°“t“l “ml l’hY°‘°“l W'°'“’l“°°’ C“"°"°” t°°k Pl“°° 'mm fl” “Bl” Dlarrblna ' lt regulates the Stomach and Bowel

m0H1ll1z the bases against Ronald J . fb" f0ll0WB ¥_I\0“l'-hi 0| hard Wm d°'“’° °l M“"°h°1 C“m°\'°l\r Cllllf- ' nssimllutes the Food, giving livnltlly mid natural sleep.-.

Steele and Allan Maoponald fm- in 'I‘he Summer Resorts will nnqllag. lottetown, yesterday aft.ornoon,to thi- ugfhe (_}|||_|,,h-our, yumweu,_'1‘||6 lilouml-is px-ggnd,

lrnl;_tlo_;1_s ofthe Problbltlon Ant were tloéielgly be the fashion tbls snnuner. Pggvlgei Cemetery end wee largely ` ` ' ‘ ' ° sac a ourned -until May 23. Angus "ln present prospects are to he 9 °“ B - TUB “Grill tributes we e- . ~ 1 - ...lounge Cameron for disorderly driving was relied upon, ' all who can get away numerous and beautiful. Rev. Dr.Fuil- ‘ ; I A i '

ll_ne<l _sa _pr io nays, and Henry D0. from tbe _ grins of llnily coll will 3:1011 _1_>Hl§ieted- The following were

t on or epositing ultb and rubbish mend at east a part f tb ° PB °8f¢l‘B .Wersi Messrs F. ~ ' -

°° H “cant 1011 was dismissed with Where- . ‘= 3' -0 8 "mm" Large. E. stonmord. Percy Monovin. ' Bears me Signature of

a warning. Tha msg 0| Louis Bu,-_ _-rUE;DAY_ `. Addison Miller, Arthur Henry and

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`Mrs. David lrving. Mr. and Mrs.-supper wound up with ice cream,

Irving and his aged pm-ents madeffrllit and candies and a most enjoy- evcryone welcome, and presented tlle"*bl¢‘ hom' WB” “Dent 3"°““d f»\10'l°l' f,l.,,1,,,,, of the h0u,,e_ The splgndigtlve hoard. After all were assembled _,H phonograph was right at in the parlor Mr. A. A. Moore WM bomb, ‘nnll right well din it plny itswlied lnwn to say e few remarks port nt the lwenlngm ontertnlnmenblnnd not being nwrc(r\>!ull made a Mr. will Beers, the 10 Mile House vrrv hclllly speech and on behalf 0!

popular mac M ist and carpenter, nl-.U10 fl`l""dH. Pfesentell Mfl “V108 so an accom "shell violinist, furnish-lwilll I1 hrlllflsomll and 0091-lY MMU ed enellcnt §Bi¢_ which was greatly cloth and beautiful napkins. Mr. and enjoyed. Whliethe 'merriment was MTH. Irving were not Prvllbfcd l0l` going on several ladies were seen flit- *Chill S\1\"llI`iB0. but MF- Irving \'0P\i°d ting in and out 'ortho llnelsrge din- in ll nent and humor0us_sl>eech and ing room and soon the welcome cnll BNN. '>&1-Ultiflll RS UW Rift WM. M to supper was beard, and as tbln is valued more the kindly feelings and a special feature of these social gatli- H0011 Will Of the ¥!0“¢l`0\l9 fl0l1€l'9- All

‘n th 'menu on this oc€nsion'Hlf\KlUZ "FOV H59 ll JUUY G°°d Fel'

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also was all that could lic dcsired.,l0W-' ,

As Mr, Reaney Jenkins' daily meat And then the teams were hitched, market is 'almost next door. the And llorneward took'thci`r"way,’ meat `sll'p`p1y‘was deliciolls iii quality And' gvgryune un-ivod gt home, - and ample, in quantity. The splendid Before the break of day.

» one article of diet.

~ good home-made bread.

Isp this the kllid of Flour you want P

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cent groves of mixed hardwood and ' ‘

softwood timber scattered over thc a a property and these are now bein; - - - 9 . I ‘~ ..._ cleaned up and made suitable _fo' _l ~ -» - _. ` f ~-,,§f walks, drives, camping and plcuil _ _ ‘ ‘ . ,_;'

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grounds, etc, etc. Some of _the roadl _ ,_ _i have the distinction of having beer - . . -' _ _ sl built by the French settlers in th' _ - . . ~ early- days of 1700, while such his ~ , . »» _ . " __ toric spots as Fort la Joie, Bloc' - _ . '_‘_ House Fort and other evidences of ' - .. _ `.,..i...._

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When you bake the bread yourself, `and` know' that anything you put in is as good as

“Beaver” Flour, then you have a product that cannot be equalled. B

Bread made `of “Beaver” Flour will nourish and sustain you longer than any other

_ Bread, made of “Beaver” Flour, is the least expensive of wholesome foods. The cost or

living becomes a very reasonable cost, when you make the principal part of every meal' this

' You can eat bread, made of “Beaver”» Flour, three times a day for a lifetime, without

wanting a change. This shows it’s good for you. i = '

All this is true because “Beaver” Flour is n blended flour. It contains exact quantities ` ` 'of nutitious, full-flavored Ontario Fall Wheat 'lblended with a little Manitoba Spring Wheat _

to give added strength. Western Spring Wheat Flour is too strong and fiavorless to make tealhome-made bread or good pastry. Ontario Fall Wheat makes the' best flavored and finest

‘ pastry flour in the world and, with a little Spting_Whcat added for strength, makes the ideal

.Flour for both bread and pastry. <

' "Beaver" Flour is not like the woman who can only make one kind of cake or one

‘ kind of fancy pastry. “Beaver” Flour is, like the attractive, capable, clever housewife who

- make Bread, Rolls and Biscuits-Cakes; P-ies _and -Pastry--and makes them all equally

Then' order it at your grocer’s.

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tourist business of this _moving Iprr 2? ‘Says resllectkvifly. The _case the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. 0 i ~ _ _

. _o nsou vs ison Ho mee Lincoln Irving, Cherry \'n11ey__ and x

through the enterprise and foresl8hf or infraction of the milk Bye-Law spent A most 9 joyame V {'- r __ °' th” y°““5 'men a“°°lBt°ll “Dfw was adjourned till May 26th at 9 Amon n 8 en ng' `

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;;?nil€g'dm° ol the Sumlmr Resort" -\- U1- McKenzie, who is fromaéhe xlrlglest loii _ ‘fl USB FOI* OVC? YBBNI

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“_” a visit to her father Mr. Nathaniel ~1’»=<=»'~r~»»<=o»~r»~v.~¢~ - I

Why the step had not been .take' BISHOP’S CONBFG _ :ears cgi; why one of cbs most Div llflorent onibollo boggriiigso alibi: ' fifmgsl' Qld ,fair uresqus racts of land in the prov- gf, t i . , ' _ ‘ if .. W. 5::.:“z‘;..:.::...;‘:":.'s;.:;;“‘3>;;;€ :;;;"._:a:.;;~e,,;-,1;;»,, _gl-l. t, ltb ill . _‘ - - » OWU- '-

°“ W in tee” ml““t“ Of Cha’ ry on Thursday, at Bathurst. Tnree Ruben gun-ett_ the_ popular mack-