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READING MATTER'l.i:$E'LECTED FROM Tl-llS WEEK'S NEWS FOR THE GUARDlAN’$ SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

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_.SAFETY

“POLICY

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An accident policy comes to you

iirif' ,an_._- envelope, so does Dunlop i-'_l-Heaton' Tread. .1 _ -

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Traction Treacls and you'll see that you get an accident policy for ff

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it Safety Policy--"Acciclent Policy" fjffilfifl looks too much as if there were go-

ing to be an accident. Safety Policy

--it's a guarantee against. ' You neecl it and no doubt you have it.

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thc: §%\l\5Tlll;€Tll.'.P?é?`l:YRé`:l-zpglspvlhleh can he hand eoloured and

¥»;_l_|| also send you a onrulleale $50 SET OF sILVER“fA¥_E

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llhlrflg lylhulianldwer nla°lnly en a Pont Card or Letter. Thleis your Ricerca ¢o,qriter this great Contest whloh elesee-Dee. 31s\,1914. EXTRA ONT

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Ffrlzea awarded contestants w e s ou i __ tween two or more pereonaferanyprlze, aprile lde tleal in eharaoter and v..|

will be given each narsen ao fled. Hyouranswer lla oorreet you will re-10|?

letter lrom us by retu rn mallhlvln full particulars and condition! °f¢NlU° f

ales, n 5|-yleplno Order Blank wllfbe sent te'you for a sox ol silverware wnh

Huy he ,°¢“,»¢¢_|fgm ua hy any ednteelant eompiyln with the conditions wl.e'li'; .l-.'.."a.°=l in aiilaswi'ltr:r.'.:":::"¢.i::'el.2’:'::-...issr imnlslau sitvanwams co., inpl. 38 Melia-¢al.cllaaa

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ffMeat May Be ilnfiuriiouls

and Is Expensive!

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‘ eat it daily'-these pay in both -health and purse. -- -jf

It gives- much more nourishment _than its cost

in nieat, is infinitely more easy to di_gest--conse- quently better for you.

' Ask for A I 9 '

__'.- Some people may eat lots of meat without in-_ » '_' 17 to their health, but it’s hard on their pockets. _ R#-Others should avoid meat almost entirely, _yet fl ;.

#Either classwili benellt`by_eating less ml>,'lit"- ~ -_ 'andgmere Kellogg’s 'Toasted Corn Flakes.

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Stipendary Wright, the Phillips against Harry

for an offence against the

`-Mas o ri BURNS -'rue asain

are- leit to mourn four brothers: Dr.

and Thomas Carruthers, Bedeq-ue,

-dlso five sisters, Mrs. Jos. Read, Summerside: Mrs. John Baker, Bede que; Mrs. Alex. Leard, Bedeqile; Mrs. _Mrs__Rohertson, Bedequc and Mrs. Murdock Ross, Edmonton. The funer- al took place Thursday to Lower Freetnwn Cemetery and was largely attended._J_ _

-MARRIAGE AT HAMILTON.-

_the home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Woodside Hamilton, Lot 18, was the scene of ;a very pleasant gathering hen their youngest daughter, Mar- ha Muirhead, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. James Ray Lockerby, second son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lockerby. The cere- mony was.perlormed iby Rev. ld. J. Rattee in the presence of the imme- diate relatives of the contracting parties. lP.recisely at 6.30 p. lu., the service began, the -bride entering the pncious parlor, leaning upon the arm of her father, to the strains of the wedding. march, played hy Miss Blanche Woodside. -The bride and groom were unattended. Tlic 'best

all present were tendered to the young couple, and as Mr. and Mrs. Lockerby are very highly thought. of in ,their home section and congregat- ion, they may be sure of having the ery same good wishes from a large circle of friends. The presents, some of them from the far west, ‘7anc1u-.- er and Mission City, British Columb-

, were chaste and elegant. After ri bountiful sll c thc com an en'o -

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_ed a most pleasant evening with illu-

sic, friendly intercourse and innocent amusements.

each in the Presb tcrian Church

-EGG CIRCLE.- _The annual mC0t ing of the Kensington Egg Circle, No

on Friday evening with fair represen tation ot the memberspresent. Mr.

RINGWUHM llll FACE ill Slillil Still

greet the past week in clinton with

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.Around Mouth and C-n|n._ Spread

Blotches. Blraii;igJ and ltclly.

_ Burnli Church. N. B.-"For about four years I \'1:i.~i troubllxl with rlngworm on my fiwc. Qt first made its a;ilicaranl'o in llttlo

qw. ` ' scaly spots ilrouiid my iziuuth

,l _ and chin which would lust for about ri lvcok, tlicn would ‘2 rllsapliczir and ln two or thrco

" weeks' time would appear

again. As tho little scales or srabs czimc oil it would not

` _ like n. crurltcrl slim which was

niwnyii i::::rc:\.slng in uillo and

__,_1. uullzxg into tho flea-ill. it 'r/as

always getting worse unlll it had sprrud all over my funn ln hlg dlsflgurlng hlotchos \1'i:li:h llill not disappear :it ull. They would have n burning itcliy soreness. ’I‘ho rink- \vorm disfigured my fzuco very much for the time being und was nllvnys vnry irritating.

" T iricd all lilo known household remedies

I could think of‘br~sIlics some recommended ones without any effect. A friend told me of (ilitlcura Soap and fllnimcnt and I oh- talnnd a cake of (7utlcur:i Horlp and a box ol’(}ul.li:ura0lntmont. Tho llrstappllcatloil nliorded rollof. I wnsllod with tho Culilclirxl. Scrap and warm wnlcr as rllrectocl. tlivn :ln- piiod tho (iutlcura Ointment. In li wcnlrs time tho rlngworm had cntllvly dixon- p<eiiro<l." (Signed) Miss Marjorie E. 1\lor- rlson. Moy 20. llllil.,

Cutlcura Hosp anri Outicura Ointment are

sold lay ilrugglum and dealers ovorywhom. For nllbcml frco sample olol-ich, with 3'.:-p. book. snnd post.-c rd to Potter Dru! & Cham.Uorp.. Dcptllh. Boston. U- 9- 4\-

sdwa,y’s _ .wiv _ no 0 sllsf

1. i sums uf' ce Hu. wrlrw “I na ilu-eu" i»»m'f3.gm' in 'ann ma ggi! llettdtkllllt dll! I (et much relief. A |

ml hula! nh me trying B. R. B. and nent _

ll“’."'°`ll°"»"ll i’.?....°ll"l’.ll.. 'i‘.l“i.'.§‘..‘lii.‘L.L2° 3'2",-Ped-1,0 beltln and am well." ' R he uln at i sm

Apply the Rx-Ile! externally lo the part or

parts alerted, as briskly all e rrulnsinnroa will ermll. Benelt will also he dei-lvml from l

gla4l\\'ay's Pills. their niteralln- arilnn in-ing

llarly anlled to this disease. Where the

Law, rs peddling was dis- ,

occurred at her home in Lovser Free- FEET AND ('ORNS` f' ' town on Wednesday last of Mrs. Geo. “Am Bo W ‘ 600 verses which she has correctly R. Burns. use so years. Deceased ..m.i_,’{_" ' " ' had been ailing mr some time. Ther, m",.. ' ` ‘

Carruthers. Charlottetown; James

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On Wednesday evening, Mai-ch 4l;!i_ \ E ’

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W. J. Walker occupied the chair, and on March 17th. to consider the quest-

r. A. J.,Brown acted as secretary, on of establishing a central ess- S ' The minutes, of the meeting held a~|¢&l1`<l|in$ DO\l\l1~ All DFGSGIHL the KOH- bout ,B year ago_ at wlllell the Circle sington Circle employs its own cami- `

was inaugurated were read and ad-l19I`- MF- Be\1S0Il WHS to have been at opted The chairman nies called up- this meeting but he was prevented on

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,on_,_,the manager Mr. John Hogg tolaccount of illness. At the_close of zlve his report of the years worlnithe meetmg it W” ““a"1"10\1S1Y H- - -, ._ . . _ “ ’ The report was as follows Therelgfeed thllt HH €XDl”€SBi0I1 Of 11PD1CC1i1~

whom liadlisen collected $30 as mem-lol the good Work being done by Mr. _ _ _ __ '

Over Facgl-1 Dlcfprurin llilaster Edison Heaney out alrain aff- \ ‘

l ` Q 5 g lter being confined to his home for L _

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A A ,lil/lllfllllllglff/jf' all its benefits its- cost...

Used Cilticura Soap and Uint- lar pneumonia- Mr. lu-mlmli wood-

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mem- lniwofm D»el»peafed- -:;“°..l:i.;“ll;“:l...;:..§1“°;i§‘;°:.>°':f‘ l, ,,l/ _ »

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HOW "TIZ" DOES COMFORT TIHED, SWEATY, CALLOUSEI)

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'Mid Robt. Carruthers, C. Traverse; - -l .'BI‘0wn has yet to commit to memor

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i|i'l}fliI '.-,, : People are so forced to stand on

their feet all day know what sore tender, sweaty, burning feet mean_ They use “TIZ," and "TIL" cures their feet right up. It keeps feet in perfect condition. "T12," is the only remedy in the world that draws out lall the. poisonous exurlations which Duff up the feet and cause tender, sore tired, aching feet. It instantly stops the pain in corns, callouscs and hunions. It's simply glorious. Ah! how comfortable your feet feel after

draw up your lace in pain. -Your shoes won't tighten and hurt your feet.

Get a 25 cent box oi “TIZ" now

‘from any druggist department or general store. Just think! a whole year’s foot comfort for only 25 cents l

bership fees. There had been shippedl 10,537 dozen oi eggs for which was re- ceived $2739.30cts. The members re- ceivedniter all expenses were paid $2501.10cts. The average gross price received was 26cts and the average

lmitteelwas then appointed to nonlin-

er; W. Caselcy; G. E. Brown; Joseph |McLellan Mr W J Walkel was ap-

g g di e ent

Circles to be held in Charlottetown

_ _ _ i ' 1- llBenson should he forwarded to the

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coNTEsr Fon $50

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YU_l.| will BEIHCIIIEIH GRAB PR|Z

' WEDNESDAY f -CLINTON No'rs:s_- 'rim school .here is flourishing under the skilful ,management of Miss Sadie W. Wood- 'side and Miss Cgrrie Easter.-- Mrs. 'Stirling Melvuy Ui New Lando..

er parents Mr. and Mrs. James

-Pickering. -All are pleased to see

the past month with a severe attack

alter spending the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wood- side_- A goodly , num/ber of the young people of Clinton and sur- rounding districts gathered at the home of Wnlter and Mrs. Wigmore. Founds Mills, Fridavcvening, the evenin-g was spent in games. mush: and dancing, after which luncheon was served in Mrs. Wigmori.'s best style to \v:i|cli all dill nnlpll: justice. The music of the evening was lur- nishecl by Messrs lllarrs and Cumb- bell. At the close a heal-tv vote ol thanks was tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Wigmore for the cvening's enloyment and all went to their homes feelin-1 happy. The many friends of Mr. Al- lred Heany are glad to learn that he is improving in healtn in the Mus- koka Sanltarium.-Y,

THURSDAY

-SERIOUSLY i’i.I_..-Hn many

friends regret to learn that Foster Dunning, son of Mr. Samuel Dunning New London, was suddenly stricken ill on Saturday with pneumonia and inflammation. He ls now under the skilful treatment 0| Dr. »Flsm'lng oi Stanley, and his manv friends hope for his speedy recovery.-Y.

To Grow lluir on A Bald liesd

BY A SPECIALIST

Thousands ol people sufler from

baldness and falling hair who, hav- ing tried nearly every advertised- halr-tonic and hair-grower without results, have resigned themselves to baldness and in attendant discom- fort. Yet their case la not hopeless;

tion h`as meds hair grow alter years ol baldness, and is also imequslied for restoring gray hair to its ori-“~ ginsl Lalor, stopping hair from fall- ing out and destroying-the dandrufl germ.. It will not make the hair greasy, and 'can be nut up by any druggist: Bay Rum, 6 ounces; La- vona de Composee, 2 ounces; Menth- ol Crystals, oue-liall drachm. If you wish it perfumed, add 1 drachm ol your favorite perfume, This Prepar- ation ls highly recommended hy phy- sicians and specialists. and is abso- lutely harmless, as lt contains none of the polronmis wood alcohol so

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March eighth. Miss Muriel Mcll/lurdo, daughter of Mr. A. R. McMurdo‘, Kel- Vlll Grove, was presented with a Golden seal for correctly memorizing 200 scripture memory passages. Miss McMurdo has alreadv won a diploma lor memorizing 200 passages andl later s read seal for another ‘ 200 Passages making in all a total oil

memorized. ‘At the same tirre Miss Ella Brown daughter of Mr. Geo. E. Brown, Margate, was presented with a diploma for correctly memorizing 200 scripture memory passages. Miss

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_400 verses in order to win the Red and the Golden seal-Y.

-BTILL BURNING-The ruins of

.the grist an-d saw mill belonging to Mr. James Tuplin of Indian River which were burned on Jan. 13th, nl- most two months ago, are still sccn to be burning and smoking. Not- withstanding the severe storms ol snow and rain the fire is still doing its work and a traveller passing there any day, no matter how hard it may he raining or snowing, can still sec the 'ruins smouldering_ As soon as the weather gets warm enough_to build: Mr. Tuplin intends erecting new mills on the spot where the old ones were situated, Mr Tup- lin is to he congratulated on his forward movement in the erection of new mills.-Y. -

FRIDAY

-EXAM]NA'l‘IONS.- Tile follow-

ing is the standing of the pupils oi De Blois school for the month of F‘ebruary:-- Grade VI.-1, Alma Perry; 2, Celine Perry; 3, Marin Gallant. Grade V.-1, Ben Richards; 2, Susie I-landrahan; 3, Emma Perry; 4_ Jillian Gaudet; 5, Cyril Bernard. Grade IV,-1, Cyril Richards: 2, Eddie Bernard. Grade III.-1, Mnl- thilde Bernard; 2, Katie Perry; 3, Mav Richards. Grade II.~1, Bertha Handrlihan; 2, Henrv Handrahlin; 3, Isidorc Richards; 4, Alma Rich- ards; 5, .lohnev Perry. Grade l.-1. Obeline Gaudet. Augusta Gillis. teacher.

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--POLICE COURT.--In the Police Pre£(l?§e?i§InY ll"}Filui'll:PiiNTo£l0N'_§£ii;dth°

at Sllmmerside on Saturday, l

Dont be satisfied with anything less than an Edison Plionograph Throughout the history of sound _repro- cluéli_onlVlr. Edison _ Q hasblazecl the trail. \ Dm "

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acknowledged master , _ , _ A _ _ _.54 of acoustics throughout

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Blue Amberol Record

lt came, after countless experiments, with all its strength ol volume, sweetness of quality and lasting endurance. To bring out the remarkable tone oi this new record demanded a new reproducer. He invenlecl it-

The Diamond-Point Reproducer

Wiil_ it there is none of the annoyance of changing the needle alter each record. The diamond is as much a part of l'ne phonograph as its beautiful cabinet.

Hear a Blue Amherol-lhai's ' all__we ask. Your l:.dison dealer TM” “Am” wil play over as many as you

lllce. \X_/c are conleht to leave aw

ille vcrcllcl with your car. V `

TUES])Ay net price paid to ;mm’bers wma 24 1_3' _ A complclc llnc ol Edison Plionographs and Records will he lollndal

-REV. MR. WILSON SPEAKS.-;cents. After some discussion the re- No mlittrr what kind or wllcrc lo-_

Rev. W. D. Wilson, Field Secretary of. port was adopted. A discussion deal- cated, anv corn is nromutlv curvli nv ' _ » \

tl", prime _lvjllwupd lslnml Tcmpcl-_‘ing with some phases of the past,~Putnam’s Corn [~ixti‘:ictor-jnciilg;pllrl»- Mlncr Br0s’(A` Holme ‘XL Loi Pnlplletorsl 123 Kent St ,mee Alliance will delivgl- an a¢l.|yes,r’s work and the outlook for the ly vcl:et.liliil> it cruises no pain. Albtrf H T(0mbS, 56 QUCCU Stl€el’,

dress in King George Hall, Port Hlll_ coming season was then indulged in Gilariiiitee with evcrv hot-tic ol,

im the evening of saturday, March Hllflflll 'expressed themselves well "P\1im\n\'H" Only. 2='»v. ver lmttlv- ‘ _ _-_ __

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at Lot 16 on Sunday Mm-ch l5¢ll atlate seven directors for this year. The ‘ _

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eleven o’clock and in the I-‘rcsbyter follow g wcre.the choice of the com El ` \ t ,/ ' \` ian Church at Lot 14 at three o’clock'm\'f»t€02 M0SS1`B- W- -7- WHUKGP; W~ G. / §-"£313

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