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r* n e

. i liver and liypophoephitee

= lrficsgrwo 1 f _ _ frm:

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-,`,_,\_,.,`_._,.A af 1- _-mn

The 'W‘mter'~ Leaves A

. on MY 'Uni nas 1,” Now le the time to take iai care

- .Behind

is _ ici, ---fatef-

Inmsn

u.`é°’°°‘?‘¢?."§,$

en nghtrcmedyis _ Jel|ieeon’e Emulsion Cod

_itiethemost reliableofall ' ; remedies for thed4?nre of - chronic coughs a an § dcbiiitated condiilion of tif; _“caramel” ° 'u am- 51.. 5-1935” 223°-§‘“s5¥

1 and75c.

i J. G.. Jamieson 3......

'FIDE TABLE

MARCH.

Water P. M. g 19.52 21.06

10.25 22.09 _ 11.08 , 23.01

11.47

0.48 1.34

tor

P. M 14.15 15.13 10.1: 11.00 11.45 15.01 10.14 7 19.55

s=°.~=_e.='=.°~.*~s»=s¢e-‘f’§ 5325322323

_ 2 .,_g§

Q¢v>¢Hb3H

assesses

§ §°°

0 <‘

12.21 12.52 13.22 13.51

A ti Sl

llc

toes. 2 stacks bay

will be held following day. b

v. , _ `

20.36 F

1- -_

es.¢s.°e .§f.~.l.s.s_v1ui afviln

nie sEci;iti:i§____,_iirEsEscE

_ .___ ,_ _ _ . _

Biff? TUG _A '_ h ld in the Council igipgrtant

Vl8llV_ Little York. eo eeil by Ihieed Attention in March or Face - _

auetidn, on his premises. May Stay Covered _ f;“:|:: :':;ie'::7;-‘_ .ggtymlliyxeesziyg

from 'variou|_.,per_d""f_at the Island lio lslembled and/ the sustained ear-

'DBO

xr one o'c|.oci< sumo _or me complexion ir you visa it to f,',,m.,,, Wm, ,,|,,¢,_¢,,, ,,,,,,,,,,d ,,, me

The following stockz- .look well the rest of 'the year. The

_ FOUR. HORSES- 1 bacimey. Com- March winds have o strong tendency d

lag 3 years old; 1 Crown Right, com- to bring out freckles thatmay stay eil a

ing 2 years old; 1 general purpose Summer unless removed. Now is the boi-o_o. 9 years old; 1 Crown- Right tirg_e_;o use othine-double strength.

com ng 1 year. h pres tion for the removal of ' _ TEN CATTLE- 3 cows in. calf, 1 freckles vvl;ri£ri_tten' by I. iirtlnililent ghihlgdtghiiugdtj w21”idlh`yt‘1Eer-tehevrzaswghi milch cow, 4 coming 2 years. 2 yearl- physician and is usuailyso successful 'lm

ings _(Ayrshire grade) . that it is sold by druggists-under

CAUSE OF SALE- Mein barn and guarantee to refund the money if it

org? destroyed by fire. _ fails. Get an ounce of othine-double as some of um" wmch were venma,

lllillly illW Nd&ses that were elivered. ._ __ #addresses covered wide raul° of to|`»l1;_e‘,~\'¢it.nl to the pro

gi-ess of our Provliideand the develop- ment of our resources, industries and

time to d _ills 'tlidh and there, or Wilich were but-briefly _referred to, which are quite as vital and important

ERMS OF' SALE- Nine months' strength, and even n few applications my ag the m¢,§,g§|',¢'_ _ 1

credit on approved joint notes. should show' n wonderful improve-

SALE POSITIVE. ment, some of the smaller freckles

PETER BRODIE, e

Auctioneer.

| llllililill llili IEW lllll

ven vanishing entirely.

_ SHIPBUILDING. '

One of these subjects is sbipbuiiding.~ in olden times we built many wooden ships in this Province. When wooden ships were superseded hy iron and steel hips we dropped out of the business

. altogether and _one most valuable

. source of employment for skilled la-

bor wns lost to us. The present time

l am instructed by James S. Mat- ` hew, West Covehead, to sell by puh~

ne_sday, Mart-ii 15th, 1916 at one o'4-.lock p. 111.. the foilowingz-

Siock-1 mare coming 4 years

year old, 2 heifers coming 2 years old, s brood sow with a litter oi’ nine, 2

brood sows due to pig la t of March. Universities Dictionary being offered

Crop-250 bushels of Banner oats. by this paper to its readers is being

100

50 bushels of white wave oats, d bushels mixed grain. 15 bushels buck

ushels good seed Early Rose pota- s

if the tiny proves unfavorable sale p

Terms-All sums under $10 00 cash, a cr that amount twelve months ll edit on approvcd joint notes. V

PETER BRODIE, I,

P0 S ~

Auctioneer-_ ai cost an opportunity to satisfy a

706-3-8-Ewflllthsii. l0D§-felt Want.

2.19

”§#2S”%’§§?e“r’§srsrr=;

14.21 21.18 14.54 15.34 16.33 17.51 19.08 20.16 21.14 22.07 22.56 23.43

12.12 12.41 13.12 13.47 14.30 15.34 17.02 18.36 19.56 21.04

9° A n

3.05 3.55 4.53 6.04 7.20 s_1s 9.03 9.41 10.15 10.41 11,15 11.44 0.20 1.15 2.01 . 2.54 1.50 5.0s 0.22 7.25 8.24 9.09 1

9.24 10.08 11.05 0.03 1.12 2.13 3.06 3.54 4.37 5.16

`_` 5.53

6.29 7.04 7.41 8.24 9.16 10.19 11.32 0.22 1.34

` 2.38

12.20 13.32

21.52 li 23.01 . ... .` 0

14.03

2’-SlS§s’2l38i'.§%i§3»°3&’*G’s'S’51SG.’i`.5\’$SSe¢

MARCH-lst to 4th. a storm period. m

5th to 7th. clearing. 8th to 10th, damp,

drizziy. 11th to 14th, rough and squal- I0

ly conditions. 15th to 19th. blustcry

_ .d 1 -~ , ' ° ‘ 1::'.‘.°‘l. §i2._“;.€.3.‘;"'.:‘.§':.'..:f‘°.2:':‘2. .5i5ls’i...“.i.‘2....’1_i'“'=“ Tramm School

29th, variable. 30th fo 31st, falling temperature. -

DIARY OF EVENTS.

14.34 ed 15.28 D 16.14 so 16.56 th 17.36 in 18.15 so 18.53 th 19.31 sm 20.11 di 20.56 st

f the inte Sanctimua Cameron, on the

12.52 east side oi the Railway at Lot 14.

_§_Z"Za,

2103 ' ‘ editors,who rank among the leading ex- on Tenders for Cordwood ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,. 0, ,,,,,,,,,,,,

*-- _ Styove fo; simplicity in comipiiing this

. t th ti th ti

SEALED TENDERS Will be receiv- 11,0 stlgiqrimtivg s:r1?i§acl<?\|erafeela,mgi.c? ag this ofiice until noon on SATUR- tionary that will lend invaluable aid AY- MARCH 18. 1915; fl‘0m lilly per- to the young man startingro carve

n or persons willing to contract for o

Wood to be delivered on the farml

The names of two responsible per- _

15.04 sons willing to become bound for the Sticks. the right style and colors, also

ithful performance of th; Contract swagger; whips. crops, etc. Reddin ust accompany each tender. Bros. 7751-3-10M3l.

The Department does not bind itself accept the lowest or any tender. Tenders io be addressed to the un

' L. B. McMlLLAN, -

Secretary for Public Works.

auction, on his premises on Wed- Distribution Uniformly Heavy in All

(crown right), 1 horse coming 2 crowding in here to get these diction- YSITH. icrown rigi1li.1 horse coming aries. I venture to predict this town is 4 years (crown right). 4 milk cows in destined before long to become the in- calf. to calf' this spring; 1 beifer, 1 tellectuai center of the universe." Thus

wheat, 100 bushels turnips. 200 bus- m hels good seed Mclntyre potatoes, 8 waiting to present their coupons and

0 d€llV0i`y Of 200 001118 (for ali. or who realizes the necessity of learning |099 illleutilienl ofmixed hard and to speak and write the English ian- ft wood. in 4 ft. lengths and not less guage correctly; and no less valuable an 3 inches in diameter at their_ to the man of large business affairs all ends. All wood over 6 inches in I who nt all times finds it necessary to ametcr to be split. Tenders shall have easy access to the definition of ate a separate price per cord for terms used in connection with' impor- ard wood and for soft wood. tant matters of commerce and law.

Parte of City.

“From the way the people are

poke a young woman employed at ne of the counters from which The

istributed. » She had no time for further com- ent. as 11 number of persons were

ecure a copy of the new dictionary. The demand for the book has been, benomenai, large numbers having een distributed within the past week, nd the publishers have been called pon repeatedly to replenish the fast nishing supply. 'Phe distribution as been heavy, indicating that this a r is givin its readers at a nomin

The offer places within the reach of li a dictionary of convenient size for se in the school, home or oflice. The

uf. a place for himself in the world,

“We have a full line of military:

for léurses ~

DEPARTMENT or PUBL1c wonks.

Charlottetown, P. E. I. March 8, 1915.

7736-3-9MEeodtd.

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f 1

ro-nav. ` '

City Magistrates Court 9 a.m.

Peoples Theatre. 7 and 8.45 p,m. 1

Prince Edward. 3. 7 and 8.45 p.

m' Synopsis of Canadian Northwest

Msnmaons _ _ __ __ _

HAMBAYMCDONALD-At Cambridge °° Mass, Feb. 16th., by Rev. Dr. Tufts, in

01’ Mr. John B. McDonald, of P. E. I.

Feb 24th by Dr Tufts Mr Harold

dred Louise Young daughter of Mr.

Biilre. , li noosne-1'HA|N- At cambridge Z. March 7th. by Dr. Tufts. Mr. Archif~"°

DEATHS I"

MOUNTAIN- At. Malpeque, Feb. 12, .Hannah Bolle, wife of David Moun-

31'. Henry Hughes. of the Weights and lx

urea deperthfeut aged 10. Fu- on Sunday at 2.45 to St. Dun-

e_ 's Cathedral thence to the R. C. Cemetery. _

. .._......_____

ff. y _ thin. cunzou mer' 1 ‘

'_ - with An sceinenr-

Aboubou. iw-eb r.--non cur-nm.

J I ' ` e

21...' ..M.‘-'.$’..f".;.““°l'..’.§’..l'.’.'.. ’.°'.‘; bow, the remit of an accident.

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THE W. W. BACKUS HOSPITAL

A Private General Hospital with

well equipped medical, surgical and obstetrical departments, offers a three years graded course to young women desiring a nurse's training. '

Write at once for circular of infor-

mation. `

KATHLEEN A. DOWN. R. N.

can afvor carnln homestead lt t ai 0 ,,¢,,mcu,,,m'f°n We em g°u°“”¢e _'05

Y D p n msy| nobtainerg as soon ae homestead patent. on

bald Rogers of ireland to Miss isa- "'°A°'" °°" ' °“’ F F S

5.5. ml.. '.1 s........._ - ....:'°;‘.‘:'..'t;“:,':_::..::.l‘.°.i".‘s..11.':.°i:f,‘::'!1 arm 01’ ale

~ 1111.1;-:.2:':..;.':s.:.°lz°.»=1 an 2" =~- 1 - _

,H 5° ,I “° "'° ’°*'°- - 1

. ° .*.':r... .:fz°.°..i':...°.::’~“.. :.l.‘;:.°: 5221.222. - EM °f we me Tweed Mcmcn-

4 ~ K. y

. -, _ - Norwich, Conn. -2 » .____,'_-' ‘~ 15:15-2-20-Mzms. _ _ 1

Land Regulations.

- .For Sale

THE sole head oi 11 family, or any male over

_:eighteen years old. mayhomeltead a qu_n|-4".

Sas '

on of available Dominion land in M:m1‘0ba

ifatchev/an or Alberta. Applicant muer sp- bum 1 1905 | "_ D” I . n . In good condition. Com-

Mr. James_A. Ramsay, of P. E. I. orghlgfshrifd idrrbiliidinliizn li1':?r?"b¢gfgf§ plete with sails and running gear. An- to Miss Mary B. Menonsid. daughter ggggniget ,£_\y_1§ -1 c\ny_§D°f~inls>\= lenfehswcv Cl-Ore and Chains. Lights compass &c.‘

_'Judes-sl; ,,f§.'4K, ,',',,‘§§$;‘ 'j|‘1,'§,‘ff‘;’,‘_‘§~ wh and new Dory.First Class fishing or

w_u-_Anson voune Ate b d ;_l_y_|_l_t;1_;;1ei:f__¢_h_e_E_n_vmf_i_,_ .,f_¢2,»,¢__y,,,-,__ h,_4 tra_ciing Craft.2For further particulars

. -~ Emrigé nn mesa BWI' 8. ‘

_ _ _ . . i‘.‘.’?fi‘.¥‘2.‘.'..3ll..?..5.”“".4°i..i.'..'.°§i.7 »‘l'l..'.€'l’?¢’.'3 MATTHEW G Mel-EAN- I-TD -

Wllllnmggn of 1-[gym-1111], to M153 Mn. 3:1;r:_rl__c_1;!cvept where residcnceis pcrformcdinl E Soiltls, P. E. I.

in certain districts a homesteadcr in ood or JAM 8 H' DINGWELL’ 1

Fred 1 . Y . ~ » ' . . . .

°'°“ B °““' °' "°" “mp °';_:<:.'_.1‘:.2§._::.:'..'.2.f".n.-.§v.=.'.:°.._1:°.“.2‘.>"-"iw -o......1o..1....,‘.i’l`i'”°" "°'”"' P E ‘ll

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stock

uiiee- ix months neai ence m each of three

g ,,_ b _ 00 acres of good land with comfortable _

;_'fsi°yi_.?'_'»f.51iii'1»'i$’f»§'§ Siililifigfi uriiiff buildings, it miie from Pleasant

°° "°°“ ¢°‘“'- Church and school, Elliotte Mills and

\v,w,oQ|;y_0_M_G_ §ta_:_i0n, jf# miles from Bmdalbane.

|Deputv of the Miniwer of the interior I 3- ig¢m;hl:,‘cEP:gg':€o'rg_n1§:§hl_"I§:

N. e.-unnnnsfi publication ei mb 40. M°K“Y» -10501111' Bigger. Brsdsibsna-

Doi-its-In this on on March 10111 '“""'“"""""‘°‘ ““" '°’~ °‘”°- "725'2'9‘E"‘““‘”'4'-

Auction Sale of Class Stock __

6500-i--llmll Marjilg

oN Accounr or n:s'rnuc1‘|oN__=v Fine or His e1'/lease - to ~

_ 1 am instructed by. J. Heber croe by of Marshfield to sell by tion at his premises on.Thursday, March 10th at"i oiclook sharp

ing stock. , _ _ ` .;_~.__,f _

HORSE! '

One genoralpurposo mere (Lord Delmeiiyii 5 yearrold.

One several purpose mars (lfeppock One carriage horse. _ ~

one em-nge siiy. use mimi z-from 010;- _ _

One foal Lord Chatham

i 1. _ _ -

Girl . i

One Itesieferoa Clydesdale szsiiumye mfs em. ' ~

one Registered Clydesdale foal "

_ OATTLI. ` _

helfere

Superintendent of Nurses,

.. ._....._. . ; 1 _ _

Schooner "Eldon C.” 27 tons- Re-

-' 1. ‘.1142 - .ifil -

Prince rising 2 yeads oid._

.suv ~‘

to freshen shortly, ton

calls loudly for a restoration of this industry. The war has brought about a ship famine in' which the scarcity of tonnage for the everyday needs oi commerce is' so great that a ship bought before the war may now earn her purchase price in a single trans Atlantic voyage. Moreover the actual destruction of ships by submarine war- fare. including mines, is so great, and the building yards of the Old World are so completely occupied in building and repairing naval craft that the scarcity of commercial tonnage is in- creasing and must continue to increase until the return of peace. it will take years of peaceful industry, operating at high pressure to make good the los- ses of shipping causel by the war. And the Old World builders will be handicapped by higher cost of living and much higher wages for labor than ever before. It now costs $75 per ton, as against $30 per ton before the`war to build shipping in England. By so much the conditions for economical shipbilding as between the Old Coun- try and Canada will be largely equalis- ed. Wherefore it should be practic- able and profitable to build steel ships in Canada for many years to come. Here in Prince Edward Island we have cheap coal, if we do not have the iron and stccl required in shipbuilding. We could, however, import the plates and

A Splendid Wag To

Reduce 0nc’s Weight

There is, perhaps, no one thing that

shows the passing of our youth so much as the horrible tendency of some of ns to put on too much weight after we have reached the age of 25 to 30. However young our face may appear, our figures "give us away."

The cause of this over-stoutness is

that our stomachs convert the food we eat into fat because there is not enough oxygen in the blood to_produce a prop- ‘er combustion to destroy the fatty tis- sue. To reduce your weight go to a good druggist and get oil of orilene in capsule form, and take one after each meal. it is sold in original sealed pack- ages. Oli of orilene taken at meal times gives you all the benefit of thc food you eat, and at the same time dissolves the fatty tissue from any purt ofthe body where 'there is exces- sive fat. in this way many have re- duced their weight at thc rate of about 11 lb. a day, and no iiabbiness is left. `

Any rlrnggisf. can supply you or a

large size box will be sent on receipt of $1.00. Address D_ J. Little Drug Co.. Box 1240, Montreal, Can. `

.dd the °_0“lU'\i¢tive work here and so’ gli '-0 018 number of productive Indus

ies or widen* the ocean: eo great,-

Drovidlhl at thellliie. e-all-reel* r°\md_-employment for many eidlisa lrfllllll. _ 5 .

_ TOURIST 'l'i_lAV_¢_t,.._ _ Tourist travel ic only. lisnuy . touched at ;hs_pc0rue1- ence, but which moat Zroeewe attention hereafter. 0! »late‘~t 'e eourcoinoomeao

hr es Prince Edward Island o0n~| cefned. hal. fallen off rather en`in-

oreased and last y_ _' proved i%be an - _almost negligible, dagntity. e had hoped.it_ _igb 'be ‘otlierwisel as Eu- rope was cally closed to tourists by the an ',~1Bu_f. the -event proved that theg.u1_3__§li:an,to%rists who usually go-to Eur_ope;e.re_not~` fthe class which .\1=ould_ordinarf1y;-seek a vacation on our shores. Wie have `a spleifdid sum- mer climate, pretty, domestic scenery. fine bathing beechles,‘but in other rss- pecte there is much to be desired. We

have not_euillcient hotel accom_odati;:n of the k nd that summer'tour sts e- slre. We have good hotels and boar- ding houses. sufficient for our ordinary needs, but five hundred tourists ar- riving at once by steamer would over flew our hotel; and create demands that we could not supply in Charlotte- town and Summerside combined. At the seaside we are ,prepared for but

out the lower townships and the ad-_ .lib

tion for 35 years and what 'hc' -' ‘sage fi.-.‘ “ -will he accepted, as proven by all vv 0 ;-lp

usc0hi\se'ii -

-page mm bint; » ~ 1 _sua I nofv thanx um BE

He tells iryhls letter hokw relief was .obtained by' treatment in ‘Sherbrooke - `una"M5nues1 bospiuils. but the oiu

again until by the persistent' use of » Dr. Cbase's Kidney-Liver Pills "cure .

ns effected. As he' says,-~t'hese»pills “undoubtedly did the worlr t

cured by Dr. Cbase’s Kidney-Liver in

bothered more or less with the kidneys S

News of his recovery from _'kidney adv

. . . __

-xuowN~eoMM`E AL' 'rsA~'vs|.|.sn owe 1'i-iA1°.on. ci-rAec's

weuf xionzv-1.|venf§i1.Li`-un ooue1reu4.v_cun¢o iu|4._ _ ._

, _ 5 .9 j__'.»

went in Sherbrooke Hoe itat".

we . _ li

disease will be welcomed lay the many where I was benefited. _ _butuths old; friends of Mr L D Ori n ti1rou¢h~ trouble returned and I tried e- entree;

ital Got o little better, but the'

p _ , '_ .-

i in dl trlct ot the United mics.. 'help was only tei_np0l§_ll'y._ sad) is " 1°-y'.i,'ol-inn has mveiisa 1514-sseflfnios-sea drain. - 1- f'~ --*nal <

On the advice ore friend. I

then the' disease became worse and I 'pil was sick in bed for one year.'to_ok doc- or tor's medicine to no avail, and on his ited. Toronto

“..‘%i‘.if.’.”§i.“.i“‘°.;.’.`...*‘§l.‘l.‘f.‘.if°.:_::§,_

re - ‘

kidney u-ouble returned again- and . or they undoubtedly-slid;-theggiyrk

08 ear old and e ut s '

y 9 ve1ier"‘i?0ti tu§‘

sr nr. chews medicines are tu

' Y .

-" : uk. 2 .' &‘ '°§f¢°f1§4r.3'<‘nvef§wnos 151%.

- _ 1.

Mr. I3. D. Griflln, Bulwer. Compton ‘best sellers and give the best satiefads,

county, Quebec, writes:- "I can add tion of any medicine on-_the market# one more statement of kidney disease Sh

all be glad to answerany quentionf regard to my cure if people care ta;

Pills. For about twenty years l was write me ” -

nr. cnhso-B Kidney-Liver Pius, dug a dose, 25 cents a box, aii_deaiere~ Edmenson. Bates & Company, Llmif

,Fri

a few, and still less prepared with the ready means of quick transportation thither. Those who come to us are accustomed to street cars and motor car service at all hours in their cities and country districts' alike. Here they find no street cars and motors are barely tolerated in a small area and only certain days of the week. There is rather a pitiful lack of’ amusements for tourists, outside of moving picture houses. Obviously there are some things to be changed and some new re- quirements to be met if we are t0 bring our tourists business up to wl:\\t

it ought to be.

Some may ask the question whether

tourist business is worth seekingand preparing for. In answer I may cite as an authority on the subject Mr. 'J. B. Harkin, Commissioner of Dominion. Parke, who estimates the value of tho tourist business to Canada at $50,000,- 000 yearly. That is six million in excess of the value of the fisheries production of the Dominion for the same year. in this Province the annual value of our fisheries production runs from a mil- lion to a million and it quarter of viol- lars yearly. Our receipts from tour- ist travel ought to be as much as that even if estimated on the low Canadian average. How low the Canadian re- ceipts from tourist traffic are when compared with some other countries is shown by official reports. Thus, for instance, in France the annual receipts from tourists run up to $500,000,000; in swiizeriauli $150,000,000; italy $100.~ 000.000; in the State of Main $40,000.~ 000-almost as much in this single

State as in the whole of Canada.

l think wo ought to set the million

dollar mark ns one to be attained in receipts from tourist traffic in this 1 Province yearly. But_it will not be attained unless we energetically and effectually prepare for it. It will not come to us if we sit idly down to walt for it. Publicity will do much to help sell goods. as every merchant knows who has the goods for which the adver- tisement creates the demand. But his advertising would not bring cus-_ tomers if his shelves wore’ empty.o1'l1ls wares unsuited io the public require- ments; of if his store were untidy, or if it were on a hack street or very di- fficult of access. Our chief attract O lions for summer tourists are located S

able during four days of tho week by S horse vehicles, which are too slow for D the modern tourist. Otherwise the accomodation afforded is too limited to attract or entertain large parties.

_ nord each continuation. Cash n. -; charge Twenty-five cente.

GUARDIAN ULASSIFIEU ADS.;

One cent per word first |nsenio'~ In tbie column, hail' cent per

` 2.

uet loeompany order. Minimum

Agents Wanted

AGENTS - "WORLDS GREATEST WAR Going like a whiriwlnii; sam ple book free on promise to can vase; exporience~ unnecessary; make seven dollars - daily* ; Llnscoti Company, Brantford, 0nt.”_" ' 5

oEN1's wA`NTEo- .fro ei\.»L`.’r0.'i"

' es." We teach our men to sell.

perience unnecessary; highest com-` missions paid; handsome free equip- ment. Stone & Wellington.. Toron-

_t0, Ont." 7020-8-2ME26l. AGENTS-MORE HUSTLERB WANT.

ed! S36. to $72. per weeireasily, selling our Splendid New Line of Household and other articles. We handle English, American, and Cana- dian High-grade goods. 3 Duty paid. Samples furnished active workers. The imperial Mail-Order Go.. Box 4 E Boylston, Nova Scotia.

7740-8-10-M1121

Aimly

"um om reliable r'o-51ui_ii`~Nureevi;\Ii

» ., . ‘ #Qin-i-:sin _

FOR SALE -ONE MARE 12 YEARS

old. weight 1240 lbs, sound, a good general purpose beast Apply to Thomas Hyde, Murray I-Iarlipur.

7645-8-tnflmontii

LA D8 FOR BALE BQVERAL fa ms for sale in the country lands

._ _i_|n__Cbarlotteto_wn and Royalty, witli V

_._~_%~-‘without buildings. For runner 1 ‘ culars apply to Messrs McLean

‘gig McKinnon, Solicitors, Royal Bank e

uildfng, Charlottetown. . .__

7709-2-8M6i.;_

|=I""`°6°‘*nm F n sA"1.`_"s.-""'r1-T?_a v`A\.`0-

able farm' of 260 acres ' situais

~ 4- .-.

__ _ _,__

» ` _ ' , ..,_=

near the Village of Cardigan iii i Klng‘s County, until lately own-

ed and occupied by .Tohn G. Berlin- ' geour. Near Churches, stores, Schools and shipping. For further particulars apply to .J. A. McDon- ald, Merchant. _Cardigan or tb Gaudet & Hazard, Solicitors, Char- lottetown 1345 2-14MlMo'

2 -I

and broad gauge service we may hope Q'

shall give their earnest to this impor- vi tant matter ? .

on the North Shore, only approach- m

rovidcd, Pastor. Rev. Dr,_I~‘ulierton.

5.!

w acquaintances. ,f With the opening of the car ferry

have more frequent and more com- '

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Numbers attract numbers; touristslélass. 7 p;mf-fserinoh. ‘Mil seltsdhoe ike to meet other tourists and form ._reacber, Rev. G. C. ’i_‘_aylor.

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11 a.m., sermon; subject. The 0pe\{‘

fortahlemeans of travel to and from Windows. 2.30- p.m.. Su_nda_y__Scb°¢;p1 the Island, more frequent mails in- and Bible Classes. -‘l1'.Zp.u1'.. serm -7

wardward and outward and better fa- The Sixth and _I_.ast _Sunday eveniigi cilitieg for handling large .tourist ex- addrel-1se's'to young men upon th'e s

cursion pgrtlies. _ These new and fa- iect of the Prodigal Son. A hearty,

vorable can itlons will be valuable _w

lway stations tothe summer hotels and boarding- houses are provllded. 7

Otherwise we shall profit little in the es way of tourist business. May I aug- or gest that the Committee appointed to A

furthcr the objects of the Cdnforenlre in

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eicome to all._ Semtssfree. Preucherf-

aids in securing tourist traflic if the Rev. Dr. Bennett. "`_ _'_t:;_,.1 _ 3 necessary increased hotel aocoiuoda- ` ‘ ` "' °"‘ »

tion at the seaside andabundant, quick and comfortable transport from the

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in 2.00 plm. -asv. -Heaney win!

each in tlie morning; ,and Rev. A

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First Sunday in' Lnn_t_.__,__I1l'oly- Com- union 8.30 a.m. Morning Praycr and Litany 11 a.m., subiect of sermon. I First Word From Christo 2.30 p.m..- unday School and _Bbie Classes, 7

on. Adam as a' Type of Christ. All

p.m., Evening Prayer; subject of ser-

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11 ri. m. sermon. Rev. F. li. Little

igion. preacher, Rev. li. G. Fulton.

ounce cnuncn. Q'

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11 a.m., sermon; Rev. R. G. Fulton,

2,30 p.m., Sunday _ School and _Bible Class. 7. p.m., sermon; subject. The *_

Rev. F. ll. Littlejohns. All seats fron.

ST. JAMES.

11~‘a.m.. sermon; subject, Victory D ver the Strifc of Life. 2.30 p.n1., 0 undny S_clio_ol and Bible Classes. 7 p. B ., sermon; subject, Entanglement. F trangers always wolcomo nnd some

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PEOPLE'8 CHURCH.

ST. PETER'8.

nts free. Rev. T. W. Murphy, rector.;

_ 1st Sunday in L0nt. Holy Commun-"

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johns, 2.30 p.m., Sunday School and day S°h°°l 'md 'Bible (M9993. 2-30- Pamofs Bible Cmss_ 7 p_m__ sermon; Evensong 7 p.m. Morning Instruction u51em..Tne Pines or Emotion lu- ne- °“ “le H015' Communion. "'rbepiv-

ine Command." Canon Simpson. vcning sermon “Getting Right With- qd." Rev. D. J. MacDonald. All

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