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l DIARY OF EVENTS.

DIARY

Legislature.

Court, 0 ri. ni.

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28 29 30 31

Maglatratefs

Prince Edward, 7 and 845 p. m.

Special nie:-ting Tlnptist (‘huri~h, Ft

D. 111.

Special Service Baptist t'hurr-li, R

p. m.

Annual meeting Tuberculosis Soci-

ety in St. Paul's Paris-iii Hull, 8 p. in. % .BIRTHS WEEKS.--At Freilericioii, on l~`ohru-

sry 9, to Mr and Mrs John li. \Ver-its. a. daughter.

'CRABWELL--/it. Clyde Station. on March 16, to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Craswell (nan Minnie Wei-ks), ii son _ (still born).

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ELLIO.- At Cizrlottetown, March . 833.0213, of pneu onia.l f Brufaei Elliits. » as years. nera rom s ii ii residence Dunstiynagie, Friday 2 p.m. V

.~t.ell.ANC. -- In this city on March 28rd. Capt. Leblanc. aged 88 years. ,Iimeral will leave his son's residence “pit Dorchester Street today, 'Pliiirsduy at two o'clock. to St. Dimstaivs (fath-

ialw, _thgiia-zz' me stative! station.

Tenders for F oundary

Building. Plans and spec- ifications to he seen at our office.

Lowest or any tender

not necessarily accepted.

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cream, for which we_ will pjay the highest market price. arties having any to offer will find it to their interests to consult us.

'The Cb’town Condensed Milli Co,

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York Point Farm For Sale

Summer cottages to' rent or land to

rent to build cottages on.

This farm is situated on the point

between the North and \’Vest Rivers. with twelve hundred yards of shore front, with the best oi' bathing and boating, is 7 miles from Charlotte- town by road and one and one half by water.

Telephone communication and daily

mail nt the door. Ono third of a mile from wharf with ferry boat service to Charlottetown. For particulars apply to D. W. WHITE, 8792-2-27Strtli1mopd York Point.

Aron SALE

Wheat. grown in 1914, from seed im- ported direct from Saskat.clie\van. ; II. T. FERGUSON,

Marshfield,

No. Z! York it. R.

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More Money to Loan

l\iessrs Mackinnon & McNeill. 00

Grent. (lc-o`rgo Street, have several more lliousiinil dollars to loan on real _good security in the city or country ‘in small or large sums. Prefereiico is given to loans for purchases of pro- perty. 8£l36~Il~!ltwt'lni

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Red Cross Society

The numerous nraiicbes and alll-

liated societies have been doing splen- did work in the past months. The demand for money contributions und Hospital supplies are greater now than ever. We urge upon :ill even at great sacrifice to continue to put. for- wnrd their best. efforts t.o provide our sulierlng soldiers at the front. with first aid ueccssnries.

Never before was the call so urgent,

never will a. loyal response he more fully nppr:=c-into-ti than now.

l-`. L. HASZARD

}-ion’y. President.

STEPHEN R. JENKINS,

Ilon'y. Secretary.

8009-9~tME14i

March Gth, 1915.

“Anti-Auto” Meeting

In Agricultural Building on Saturday, 3rd. April 1915

Commencing at 11 o’clock zi. m.

Canvassers are requested to

have theirlists completed to hand in that day.

Every person interest ed should

attend. ,

ANTLAUT0 ASS- i t~.;.....»i iii..

March 24' _ _ .xi box : blower free. /ircepl no

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W. Parnell 0'l-lars, 79 tons, `Ameri-

can build. Vessel and nails in sood condition. Has 27 H.P., Geeolineen- glue Installed by skilled Mechanics. Will move Schooner six miles an-hour and gives perfect satisfaction. Will sell with or without engine. For per- ticulars write

/ E. BOSWELL.

Victoria, P. E. Island.

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llili§IlIM'S HEHUIE

KING iii] Ulliiil

Lust July few pcoplc outside of llel-

gium lun.-w anylhliig about King Al~ bcrl and Queen blliziibetli. Those who did know them had little idea, perhaps, lliul in the quiet studlous looking young nionarcii the-.rc were burning the lircs oi' lic-roisni, and that when the ociraslon arose he would show him- self to be one of the greatest hearted Kings who ever occiipieil a throne. Evr-ii now. while Albert of llelgluni luis In-izoiiic iilniost. :in international iiousoiiold word forthe noblest of <|unl- itles. not very much is known about Iiini. An interi-sting coiitribiition to thc rnthor sciiiity stock of information is mzidi-. by Mr. (‘liarli-.s Miiskciis, first set-rt-tary to the iii-Igiaii Ieguiiou in \Vni-iliiiigtoii. \Vhere the world secs ii gullunt soldier i\ir. Moskt-.ns sees the <~oiiscientioiis, laborious siinluiit. lil other words, he sons King Albert as lu- was bf-tore ilir- war.

DIELIKED BY HIS UNCLE

King Albert ciinic to the ilirone on

the death of his Uncle Leopold, oi' iiifiinious nit-n1or_v. ll is to the credit oi' iiii- _\‘oun;-: inuii that he was cor- dially ilinlliieil by his uncle. who would nevr-r, if lu- could Iielp'it, Iiiivi- the l‘rin~-i- about the ltoyail Paiiici- or prosi-nt ui any ('ourt tuiii-.|ioii. lie gre-\v up tliiira-|’oi'c on his l`uilit*r's 1.-.stiiie iii (fit-rgiioii. lit- was studloiis. sind .his uri-:ite-si |ilt-iisurv sr-i-med to be dt-rivoil i'ri»iii long wiillts in the couiitry, ju.-it iii: liiti~r on his i~hii\i' ii' noi, iiirlei-d, hi.: only hobby, |»i~.i-iiiiie iiiounliilii i-liiiibiug in Hivltzerlniid. When his uiivlv itil-il hi- wus iriivt-iling tlirougli iIi<- ('oni:o, and pliiiinlng what could he done to make the ter- ritory niore uitractive to Belgian set- tlers. I~‘roni the day he ascended the throne, he inipreesed those who came into iissoi-iiillon with him limi hc had only our- desire, :ind that was to fur- ther ll<.‘lgluni's iiiterests in every way possible, iiuil especially to increase her i-oinuiori-.ial import.iiiii‘i-.. Any pri- vutc iinbblcs or iiiti-|-lewis hi- niny linvo had Iii-ifiiiiie suboriliiinif.-il to this st-iisv oi' i't~spoii.~iibiIit5',

MADE BELGIUM A GREAT NATION

Hliico :i grt-at, iiinn_\' ot' the llolginn

pjgopli :irc lisziiernicii and sf-anieii. I Ising /\Ibr.-ri iiiitiw-.-:toil liiuiscli’ to dc- viue \\'ii_\~s und nirzizis roi t-.xptintiiiig his country's o\‘orseii‘s trade. and es- l”ll‘<'-Hllly to build up n Belgian mor- cliunt irniirine-. From his private purse hii t-duippod 11 training ship. which he iillcil with llvlglnn cndots :ind tlioso he st-nt. around the world, in ordt-r ihnt they might have first hzind op- lJ0i'tiiiiitii-s ol studying the iiioiiioils oi' other <-oiiiitril-.:~'.. \Vli:1ti_~vf>r olhi-r plains were rudely dioiiclleti Inst Aiigiist, :ind now should tho King livi- to lu- a very old niurii it is iiiipossiblo that hc should hurt- limi- lo iiitcnd to iiiiy other lzislts than those growing iiuniediatcly out of the war. l`or the rehahlllatioii of Bel- giu mwill not ho arwoiiiplislicd in ri geiicratioii. However. one great oni- hltion of King Albert’s he ncliievcd in it week. He has iruidr il ns lniiions as iiiiothcr liitlr-_ coi1nlr_\' in its iIii_v was l`uiiious.-Spnrtii.

QUEEN A NOTED MUSICIAN.

.\cr:or<liii|.¢ to Mr. liinskoiis. King

Albert is probably thc tiillest. man in Utflillnni. wlillc Queen Elizabetli is riiliinr short, :ind in the days before l|l“ll` fililrriilitc. when tlicy used to |w.'i.Ik iogi'-,ilir-r through thc streets of l3l'llHH<‘l»‘4. they t-iiiisi.-d i-oiuildcriible ‘aniur-iomeut on iii-.coiiiit of the dis- purity in thi-ir hi-ight. In other re- .iuiccts than stature the difference br-tween the King and thc Qin-.en is equally merited. Whatever taste his hlalffati' "HW have i'or iirt. he is no iperlornii-r. The ,Qucc-ii, on the con. -)ll'fil”y. is ii rc-uiiirliaible iiiiisivliin, und is ii brl_lIl:int violinist. She interests llicrsoll in t-vr-ry iuusit-iii r-vciit. ot? ini-

lporluiici- in llclgiuni, :ind has done uiuch to oh-v:iii> thi- gt-iii-rnl tanto ot'

' ` nit. A. vi. ciuisrs 2

UATARRII PiIVlilE|l_ cs

. is sent d:' ret to the diseased paris li the

lniprovi-il Blower. llenlstlii-iilirrs, ulenrii thc nir passages, stops drop- in it in tho tlim1t und rm iiirni-

sulritiliiies. All i1i~:|lcr‘. or ldlllllllblb

0162-fl-25l\illisCiilEsli I \ lates I hm. umiuni. Toronb

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Annual.

Queen’s

'fltstra No. 1 Herrin: in hair bar-

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President l,. (3. Association V

- Aeneas A. MacDonald,

' Secretar

sn_4-a--usnzi. _ __ __-____g_'__,_ _. ____,__.y

Meeting I

Liberal Conservative Association,

County _

The Annual Meeting bf the Liberal Conservative Association

for Queen’s County wil be held in the People’s Theatre (Market

Hall,) Charlottetown on Fridafy the 26th day of March, 1915 at the hour of eleven o’clock in the orenoon. . _

_Arrangements have been made with the P._E. Island Railway

to issue to members of the Association retum tickets at one first class fare on Standard certificate plan. Certificates are to be vouched at the meeting by the undersigned Secretary.

Dated 11th day of March, 1915. - _

W . - whois parcel for ONE DOLLAR. Cus- tomers anywhere outside the elty, and

within the Maritime'Pl'ovip\cea can rt this nareal for postpaid 8 D5. M00 E ami eL‘l0D. - 9126-3-iillviili

also Bnttericl_rs" Fashions for Am.

__~`_~ _i=s'roi¢s. ~\ _ ,mi-i-I4 i-_

SilIlliESSFiil

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Known All Over The World -Known Only For The Good It Has Done.

We knew of no other medicine which

has been so successful in relieving the suffering of women, or received so many genuine testimonials, as has Lydia E l’inkham’s Vegetable Compound. In nearly every community you will

iind women who have beer restored tn health by this famous medicine. Almost every woman you meet knows of the greet good it has been doing; among suf- fering women fer the past 30 years.

Fox Creek, N. B.-“I have always

had pains in the abdomen andi weak-

»~ .`...... ,~. ._,, ness there and often ‘tr .Qi/%%%1§-&§ after meals a sore-

`l ness in my stomach.

‘-fl. Lydia E. Pinkhsm’s

I Q ` Veget.iibleCumpound 1/ _- has done me much ,. _Q good. Iam stronger, ff ¢ digestion is better

` if and I can work with

_ ‘_-.-.=' .-5 ambition. I li ave

' F57 ' encoura ed m e n y ~\\w\‘i\\`\k\ h §.'i:".'.f; best remedy in the world. You can pub- lish this in the papers.”-Mrs. WILLIAM S. Boimous, Fox Creek, N. B.

in the Pinkham Laboratory ag Iaynni

Mass., are files containing hun re s o thousands of letters from women seek- ing health, in which many openly state over their own signatures thatthey have regained their health by taking Lydia E. Pinkha.m's Vegetable Compound, many of whom state that it has saved them from surgical operation; . - A- ti

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thc i-iiim-iis wiili regard io niusir. Siu* is nlso it 1-lr-vt-r pnlnicr.

SISTER OF BRITISH HATER.

li is odd to ri-nieiiibcr that Qui-.cn

Elizubolli of liolgiuui is the ilougliter of the Ari-litluke Knrl l~‘rcdcrii-.k of Biivarin, and that one of hor kiiismeii, Rupreciit. the Crown Prince, is prob- ably ilic bittc-rest hater of England in all Ge-rnifiny. \\'liern\'cr tho sympa- thies ol` Queen Elizabeth niay ho, she has proved that Iirsi of nil she is ii liclgiuni Qin-cn. Since the bogiii- niiu.: ol' the wiir sho luis reinaiini-.il :it thi- i{iug's side iilniost on thi- tiring `lIni'-, zind has iloiif- priit-tit-nl work in thc liospilnls, drespiit- Ihr: lui-L ihul she is not in good health. Like hi-r lit.-roi<~ country. Iioivnvcr. sho has risen iiiagiiiiit-r-ntly to the oct-usloii. 'l`Iii-.ro are tlirei-, cliililrrii in thi: Royal l`ai\iIly, (frown l’rin<~o Leopold, I’rIn<~c Joseph and l’riii<-i-:is hlairii--.Ion-c. ’l`hi°y are now in I~JiigI:ind staying :ii thi- i-ountr_v estate ol' Lord Curzon.

WARN WOMEN AGAINST

MARRIAGE WITH HINDUS

l.O.\`Il()I\', i\I:irc-Ii ‘_’1.-An important

ciri-ular has just been issued by the registrar general wiiriiing Euglisli wo- , mt-n not to marry Illndus or Mos- lenis. 'l`hc warning i-oiiii-s as thc ro- sult of thi- uppi-iii-uiico in i~.`ngInnd of ii lurgi- iiiimbi-1' of .llindus :ind Mosli-iiis. souii- training for the front :ind otiicrs hi the liospilnls lifter being \vountlt‘tl iii the battles in Frziiice. The lniliau ul- lies have in-vor been more highly lion- ored lhun at tho present time, and liocaiisc of tho interest ot' many woini-ii in tlit-.lr ivelfurc it might not. incon- r-eivcnbly bc supposed that niiirringcs would often dt-vi-lop from this iulorcst.

No doubt that was in tho iuinil oi'

thi- niitliorilios when the order was is- siied. It is r-xplnlned in the circular that tht- iuiirriiige oI` ii BritisIi(‘.IiristI:1n woman with ii iiindu or Muliometan, even when valid in all respects in this country, is not iii-vt-.ssarily so when lhv liusbiiiid rt-tiirns to india. Even Il' the liiiidu or lllolinmetiiii liuabaud had r-iili-red into ii r-.ovouuut with his Fhrisliiiii wifi- not to tiilto any ollicr, siic-.Ii zi i-oveiiiiiil could not prcvt-ut Ihr doing so in india or in it i\'loIinmi-tau country, it` he so desired.

lt is further explained lliiit the

forum observed at ii marriage under English statute bt-fore rcglslrzirs are not iiocossnrily recognized by Moliuni- etnn law :is giving validity to thc mar- rlnge relation, and cun afford no pro- ti-cllon to thc wife iii ii country whi-.rc

rying ii Molianictan not ii. Ilriiisli sub- ji-i-t, lost-s ht-r uul.loiiuIity,'niid, living oiitsiiit- the lirltisli donilnious would bi- subji-1-i to Muliomefnn law.

While thi- llrltish nuliiorltlcs, will'

long i-xiii-rii-iivc in Imiullliii; rut-o sit. nzitlniis, ure lultiug every precaution to prott-.ct their wonicn during sul-li ii time as this, Aiiiorioiins \vlio have lheon througli ii liirgf-, part of l~`rnnri-., nspcr-iiiII_v in tht- southern set-limi, say that niuuy l~‘rcncIi women are not av- erse to br-lug sc-on iibout thc strc-cts with 1-lt-iiogalcss negro troops or oven with lllndus.

tluc Ami-rlt-:in who spent. consider-

nhlo time In Marseilles, said that In- dinii niid Afrlvnii soldiers wt-re in no si-iisc socially uvolded by thousands of I-‘roui-ii poopli-. The posslhtlliy of Iuviilldiiy ol' iiiiirriiitrcs docs not sf-i-ni to Inivn onicrt-tl the minds of many women wiio go about with thcin.

CASTOR IA

roi niiiiiiii _-iii tniuiimi lin Kimi You lim .limi loigtil

Beers the Signature or

Our special dollar package contains

21 different varieties of needed email- warel. of the very belt sort. At the very lowest usual retail prlq this outa make lt 50 we offer the

ii. is ob.=:ci'veil. A llritlsh wiunau n1ur--

AL EX MCRAE.

At Wood Islands North on 'l`uesila5‘

the ltitli, day ol' March 1915. Alexand- er Mncltae, youiigest child. and be- loved son of Mr. ami Mrs. Norman Macitiie iigeii twenty yours. leu\'lru= a father. mother. three sisters, and six brothers to mourn. The sisters ae. _Mrs. Angus Gillis and Mrs. James Gillis of Strathcona. P. E. l., and Mrs. .l. A. Riley of Vancouver B. (‘. The brothers are, John, Mnlcoliii and Fin- lay of Vancouver, Donald A. hi Port Arthur, Ont.;l‘eter, in Dedhnni, Mass; and Roderick at home. The funeral took place on Tliursdny, :ind wus largely attended, testifying to the es- teem ln which he was held by all his acqiiaiiitiiiices.. ilov. John Gillis ron- ducteil the services in the home and ut tho grave. Thi- pull Iietiri:-rs wt-rc, John itliey, Duncan Riley, Williziiii (‘rnwi`ord, Angus Gillis, Tlioiiias Mac- Pherson and Donald illacbeiin.

MR. PHILIP LORD

The death ol' Mr. Plillip Lord oc~

curred at Tryon on Friday 19th., at the home oi' Mr. Alex. l\iorrisoii_ Mr. Lord, who had reached the age of seventy-t`our years. had been hi poor health for some nionths, hui the end onine suddenly ul the last with sonic-tliing of a shock to his many rr-ltuivcs and friends In Tryon,wIiere he had lived throughout his life. lie leaves to mourn one sister, Mrs. Alex. il/lorrison. Tryon, und three brothers, Williani Lord of Boston, ltr-.v. Sianflcld Lord ot' Feulnu Falls, Ont., and itobcrt Lord, Tryon. The interment tool( place on Sunilnydtev. Mr McKay ,Bedoque., ofilciiiting. The 'large number of sorrowlng rc- latlvcs null sympnilielic frlciids pres- ont tostiiioil to the respect and i-sit-ein in which the Iatc Mr. Lord wn.~i Iii-ld. _.V

MR. JOHN N. LEAFID

'i‘li<- voiiiiiiiiiiily of 'I`r_vou siistiiiiiiul

11 gri-iit loss on 'I`ui‘s<Iiiy last wlion one ol' the oldest and most rc-spot-toil i~itl7.ens. Mr. .lohu N, l.card was re- inovf-il b_v dt-iith. Mr. I.:-ard hnd bor-ii ill for omni- inoiillis but iii-.spite his udviiiicetl ngi- ot' iiliir.-tv _vt-urs :ind ibi- aiiiuiitliiiil iiillrinllli-.~:, his init-ri-st in iflinrt-.li and Iovnl :il'l'iiirs in-vi-r :ibiui-il, about t'o\irtot-ii _vt-airs ago hu i-oiiij-,imc- ly lost' the sight of his eyes, but him. Beside one sister, Mrs. lvliitthew I-looil, and one brother. (‘lizirli-s, both ot’ Tryoii, lic-siili-is the large fiiinily ol' seven children to iuourii the loss of a loving and ever tliouglittul futh- er. Miss l.izv.ie ni home, Elijiiii. in V:1ii<'oii\'oi‘; \\'. E. Lcnrd in Siiskii- tnon, Ilr. l.. W. Lt-urd in .lorsoy t‘Il_v. Ilr. .lohii S. ll. I.f-urd, oi' Jn- miiivzi l’l:ilus. W. ll. I.<-:ird ot' Souris, und lloliintl :ii honic, I\lr. l.t-.iird wus it t`iiilIil'nl nite-iidnnt ol' thc Mt-llioilisl tfhurt-h all tlirougli his Iiti-, and served on the lloiird of Trustees t'or over fifty yours. 'l‘Iic pall-bearers will bo vlio.-ii-ii from thc triistcr-s ol' the chui'i~li. iind thi-. i'uiii-.riil will tuiti- `plnt-i- on 'l`Iiursd:i_\' from the I\l<-.tlioilisi (‘liuri'li..-li.

MISS MARY A. LARKIN.

Tliorc piissctl away at Vernon River

on tho night of March 20th. Miss Mary A. Larkin, in the lI0th, yi-nr of her age. Sho was one whose prcsi-iice will he greatly iiiissvd, and wlmsc plzicc

Don’t Persecute yfiur Bowels

Cui out eeiluirties and giifwiivu. They alb¢£ ~-harsh---unneeenery. ry

CARTER’S LITTLE f,° '

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E . V Y I ‘A7 ::;+:+::;-set I‘:-fi-=:;-i-i_~i-:'.~. _; -1-i¢»‘r4-‘ . Schooner For Sale' ' *_ M W" Da“3er . f _ . _ _

WIllMli-S M031 ||| M[Mg3| AM _+_ of Approaching Paraiysis

Slowly and Surely Exhaustion Goes on Until .Collapse of the Nerves is the Natural Result.

fun may be restless, nervous, irrl-

table and sleepless. but you think thi-rs is nothing to be alarmed nt. You have no appetite. .

digestion is inipair- ‘I-/f-=/pq'

ed, und there la _i-,_ ' -`

weakness und lrre- 1 `

guisrity of other

bodily organs. You .

feel tired In body /‘l ' and mind, und find ' L I

5,21 .” c \

that you liicir the -_ _.

energy Ito tattligiiti lo 2 . _Y _\\\ the dui y as . .is `

You muy n0t _`

realize that these Q_"_-_\f§;"___§1\‘>\§Q§§\ age the syniptolins _~\.-;~;~§;1-<'._~§§gi\\\\\\`\`\`\ o nervous DV05 ‘- tion und the dun-

ger signals which 5rRS'At‘I‘AN' warn you that some form of paralysis is the next str-p of dc-vc-iopmf-nl.

Dr. Ch:ise’s Nerve Food is the most

siiccessfiil restiiriitiva for the nerves that bas ever been offered to the pub.

llc. This has been 'proven in many thousands oi' cases similar to the one described in this letter,

Mrs. Thos. Allan, it.iP.D., 8, Sombra,

Ont., wrItee:~“I<‘lv‘c years ago 1 auf. tered a. complete breakdown, and fra- Aquentiy had pnlpitntlon of the heart. Blnce that Illness I have had dizzy

spells, had no pow_er néer- my iimb, tlocomotor ntaxia.) -an could not walk straight. At night I would imv; severe nervous spells, with lic-nr; pal. pltutlon, and would shake as though I liud the agus. I felt improvement after using the first box of Dr. Chsse's Nerve l\‘ooil, and after continuing the treatment can now walk, cat and sleep well, have no nervous spells and du not require heart medicine. 1 have told several of my neighbors oi’ the splendid results' obtained from the use ol’ l)r. Chase's Nerve l-‘ood." 7 - Dr. i!hn.se's Nerve I-'ood, L0 cents 5 box, 6 for $2.50, all dealers, or Ea. iuiinson, Bates .ii Co., Limited, 'rg- runtu.

l'i-

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will not soon. or easily be tilted. Hi-rs was the most taiiiiliar figure in thc congregatloii of St. Joachim. To thc rising and to the passing-generation, alike, she wiis u laiidiuark . Ol’ the coiiiniunity, and they will all preserve kind and plea/siiig nicniories ol her -'iunihle and sell”-siicrificinir life. Sho loved God's House, and was often there. inclement weather never de- terred her t'rom spending U ininy an hour in its holy prcciiiteis, tidylng and dei-ornting and laying fresh flowers ut the for-t ol' lit-r Lord :ind oi' l\0!‘ lit-nvcnly Patrons. .-\Il were hor friends and t`or :ill shi- hiiil ii ltiiiillb' greeting and 11 word ol' .synipalhy for tho nflllcted. ller illni-ss was sudden and brief. l‘luro-pnr-uinoniii did its fiitiil work in lhri-c diiys. (ln Sunday lust, ulniost thi- cntlri- i-oiiiiiiiiiiily ol' wliicli shi- hull so liilely bt-4-ii ii living nioiiilit-r, puiil tho lusi fiirtewt-Il. ns sho luv in Iii-.r griivog r-lnt.lii‘.s, nnil with thc vzilni oi"dt-nlli si-tilt-il so |ic:ir:i‘l`uII_\' and so kindly on Iif-r brow. Ili-r funer- :i| on Monday wits vt-ry lnrgc. 'l`h<' sf-rvii-os i-onilui-it-d by Iliev. I‘, Il. Mi-» (luignu looli plum- Iu-l`oi~i- thi- :intui- hlgh iiltiir, wliii-li lu-1' own lizind iiiitl so oltoii draped in thi- sluiili-s oi' di-:ith for those who had pri-i-edcd her to thc unseen land. Sho sleeps Iu St.

.Ioucliiiifs Cemetery and surely above her quiet grave miiiiy it humble priiyor will he spoken for her eternal rest.

::l.lsc llarnion Violet or Rose Toilet

Soup-the soft. crenniy lnlhcr is vory soothing and benellclnl to the skin. A fresh supply lust received. lvlaciiiii- non Drug Co... corner Grcnt George 'und Knnt Streets. Mott.

The greatest annual sale of email-

wares will commence Tuesday morn- ing the 23;-d Inst. Study the wonder- ful values in our big advertisement. MOORE &. McLEOD. ' 0125-3~2Iii\l:7Z

Buy all your amallware require-

ments ahead-we are offering a spec- ial wholesale price on practically every sort _of smallwares that you need. See our ad. MOORE 6. Mc- LEOD. `-li|::t’.-:i-2:¢i\l:ii

ONE DOLLAR PARCEL of small-

wares will he mailed anywhere In the Maritime Provinces for $1.05 postpaid. If you are not entirely pleased with contents, send the parcel back, and we twill mail you your money and your postage both ways.. .is that fair? MOORE &. McLEOD. 9l25~ZI-2(ll\i3II

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One cent per word first Insertion in this column. half cent par word

each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge

1 WHAT HAVE YOU IN THE

and get something you can use. things.

CII the Free Exchan é Ad

print lt FREE. DO IT NOW!

W_llUARDlAN GLIISSIFIED ADS. I

THAT YOU WOULD LIKE T0 TRADE OFF? ,

See if you can find something that you no longer need or want.

If it Ie In good condition, someone else may want that very ___

thing and may have some useful article they will trade you for it.

P 9 P P ,

Guardian and bring it orserid in your Exchange Ad. We will

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Ainc .ii noni

Why not "swap" through the medium of the Guardian `E>t-

change Ads? This new department is able to quickly bring about ,vi even exchanges that will benefit News readers.

You may have a second-hand gas stove. a baby carriage, a bed.

a set of books. a musical instrument, furniture. an automobile, or _I any one of a hundred articles that are in daily demand by some ~

if one. For various reasons you do not need these things. Why 3- - keep them only to fill up your house and barn? Trade them off’

That’s the modern way of doing f'

The Guardian will give you an Exchange Ad absolutely Free for -1

a limited period. This applies to individuals only and not to dell- _=.j ers. If morieyls asked for articles, the ad will not be run free. but

._ the regular charge will be made. - ’

Cou en in anoiher art of the

`:l~l°H’.‘l"I'<l~?l?!':!€~!‘:I"l~:H~-I-‘I-vF+?Ii‘l'rl:'l"l¥l'*|*l+lYl‘~Pl#‘l':1*l*l<|'rI:-l':I~'H_-i'%i9l'3I€‘lél~!I':iz'H#?I€

, _ ’ ' i. ° pl xnimaq

Our Constant Aim

is to make this grocery a better one, a more desirable source of supply, _an efficient aid to liirifty housewives.

We aim at perfection in all

details-in quality, price and service. if not aready zi cus- tomer, we solicit an opportunity to please you.

P. L. Smallwood

Phone 12 Grocer

- Upper Queen Street

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Big and Beautiful _ Cloclis at Small Prices

We have a line

cinfwk ?|il'n:mtvii:iI i. s a arcex-

tremely lmutlful in di-signs finish shown In ‘old plate sliver pate and bronze-made

Indlt M. 'Imam

:These ‘

f(l!I‘h

_ zloacks- good time

“Delinestor for April received today.

Vl. N. Tantoe,

Agents Wanted W “ 5°"-'-"‘“°r“

GENTS WANTE TO SELL i-OR The Old Reliable lfonthlll Nurseries. We leach our men to sell. Ex- perience unnecessary. illghost com- missions paid. linudsonic free equipment. Stone tit. Wellington Toronto. Ont. H264-1-l4me2t'.i

, _ _ _

lli-lp \Viiiited-i~`c|imio

WANTED-.\ri exp:-rieni-cd siili-slnily

to :insist Miss ilolrmi iii the Mllllii- i-ry lit-piirtiiii-lil. I’/\'I`()NS_

_ ___ air.:i-:i-ziiutr

WANTED.-A M7\io`WEriIF€C\7.

Aiuily X11 Unis-i' Print-it sire.-t.

'|021 'l lf‘MGl

FOR SALE-Pure broil Ayrshire hull,

4 years old. Cliarles A. McKenna. __l`L°;"&!9_Uf2‘_‘§_-___?!2f‘;?i!‘!’?!El""1 FOR SALE.-HORSE, ENQUIRE AT

l87 Weymouth Street. 9120-3-23m-li

lliisi-i-Iliilieoiis _`

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE

I-‘iirniors Silver Blat-k Fox Company will be hold iii the Mt. lierbert Hall on Mari-h 29th at two o'clock. llam- monil Kelly, Si-nreliiijy. 0106-Il-20mIll

Sitimtaions Vacant $`1so.' " if5`i`\ " six`1"\'/`_'i'>`AT'\i`s""`E`/iii?

WORK. Write for tlontract. Ilrnd- ley-(lnrretson. ilraiiiforil. _

. -i-I

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llclp \\’aiitcil-Hale s1s._wEEi< AND expenses'-M-7rHTi-I

vel. appointing local ropri-sciitntlves.

Whitllclil l.Iiist-otl, Brantford. .

For Sale _

FOR BALE-100 M. Liilhs ut ii bur-

gain. Geo. IC. Gofi' & (‘o.. Wood- _ ;/lllt;_M_llla~ 9149-:i-24|u Fon est.:-‘rue §'rANb7\`si5`es`si>`

.stallion “Baron Ideal" 'l

Pos sAi.E.-i‘iEi`cii iuTi<|i-r. /ippiy t5

John A. Ferguson. Marshfield. R. “- Nt-~ L_.. “ii-t_-"-22M-in-._

FARM FOR SALE-At Winsloe ltdnil.

"0l\lt1l“lni¢ 50 acres of land. good lullltlliiizs. wen, etc. Apply in i,..v| (nilmorc on premises.

9127 3 ziiiai ii

Pos sate.-

--»-___`.` ‘_ ."_ 1 PURE BREKEARRED

Plymouth Rock Coclierels. Apply to W. G. DARKE. Brookfield.

, iI'792. J. A.

Ullillillwll. New London 0. ` ‘ l__

_________ 9007-3-18mt'l1Wlt. , _Y` I

Wanted V f

SHORTHORN BULL--One 'year old

wanted. Apply lt. T. care of Guar- dian Olili-o. ___ 9143-Il-2\IMfilpd` wanna” ro RENT.-°-is ' noon.

siiltahlo for ilrvssmaking. centrally located. Apply nl. 32 Hillsboro St- _ i ` 9156»3~5l4m_!li w"sNrz`b._s rnseu MTI1K`"6oWe.

Apply, Box 350. . 8356~ll~3mtr

with $20. desk.

for

_..-__ 0114-a_-zznaina.

‘Lane ron eA|1i.`_T§s`ou'r°aiaveTw`~-

ty acres at Flat River. D. E. I. ln. cluding about tliirty acres of valu~ " gm Hmllef- Alwly to Alexander M.

eaton, owner, Fist River or to Mn..

L6!" E M Ki Oharlottetowei, l;'.I°rf:}'_sl’!lc“o" ‘L

iiis-azslui. "