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fond _gladly pay any sum to hs sur- ant-soothing compares with Catsffll' qi et bronchitis or catarrh. Many ozone which ia the _cars of the day could be cnredil they would lust use for allbroncliisl and tliroatitroublsl- 'eolnrnon sense ia selecting their rem-i Mr. H. B.. Mcliaughlas, , the well- edy. . known representative of Parks and Bronehitis at course is an inilsm- Blackwell,” Toronto, lays: "1 lisvs
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»-.-'-DIED TUESDAY.-The death oc» curred at s ireiock 'ruesasv svsnins of Mrs James Henderson. Beflsillle- Fonerai tslies place Friday at 2 0 sim!!
mation of the bronchial tubes, lhi°ll'nsed Catarrhonone for and will to the Methodist Cemetery.-X
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were made for the Damage of air a- honestly say it is the only rwwd ione,and neither the moisture of an that relieves me from a painful at- stomiser nor the liquid of a cough tack of Broliiihisl Catarrh. The in- gymp can get where the trouble real- halsr for Catarrliosone is always in ly ie. 'rho deceased perts can or.-ly be my pocket and I simply ,eouidn t get reached by a remedy that can force along without it. I firmly believe its way cnroegii an tin breathing catarriioaene is a wonderful remedy- _ organs. Doctors who have used "Cat- Large slse siziliciont for two 1110!-fill! si-riiozomr' say ie is tae only ration- use. guaranteed. $1-00: smell' Si” 50°: al cure for bronchitis. It cures by in- sample or trial size 25c. Sold by
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P.E.I. RAILWAY
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT DEC. 21st. 1914.
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HOME
makes the purchasing ofa pianoso z.;--__-..._ `
simple and convenient that even ,_;;;_;,,e,.__;__‘-_ people of moderate means may have one of our high quality instruments || '
placed in their homes--a few dollars `
time, and they can play if as they pay it.
Visit our store today, see and examinethe beautilul dis-
play of Canada’s best pianos. We_ve the Piano you want, at the price you wish to pay. We will be glad to fu_lly explain our “piay and pay plan,"and give you any other infomation you may desire.
lf you can't call, write.
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REDDIN BROS.
Victoria Row Druggiets
Our Dispensary Dept. has proved itself UP-
T0 DATE. _ Our patronage is the RESULT.
Upto-date Service.
air Prices
Personal Service
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_--_COMING IMPROVEMENTO. - Mr. John M. Gallant. of Abrams Vil- lage, has been engaged last week ih- hauling aand. with which iris under- stood the surroundings of S.~ ll. Gal- lant’s store will he imlJl‘0V8d-'-ll
-'-BREAKS UP FAGTORV..~_- Mr.
Charles L. Gallant. Summerside. has taken apart his lobster factoryat Mt. Camel, which had been idle for a few years, and has secured a good,amouut of valuable timber and boards which he can utilize to xi profit.-R.
-SUCCESSFUL STUDENT. - At
the examinations of_ the Union Com- mercial College here last week. Mr. William Ellis, Elleralie, was one of the successful condldates and was award- ed a diploma as a graduate of the Commercial Dept.-H.
-DEBATING 80CIE1'Y.- At the
meeting of the Ahram’s Village De- bating Club which took place on Thursday, 4th inst., the subject of buying goods manufactured in Canada as advantageous to the Canadian peo~ ple was well discussed and the decis- ion showed a majority in favor of such a scheme.-M. ~
-A BUSY MAN.-Mr. Joseph L.
Gallant, of Abram’s Village. has now his new outfit for sawing. Although his gasoline engine is not one of the most powerful. still in sawing small lumber it will prove very effective. Mr. Gallant has now a good gear mag- nificently installed, and no doubt if he sees fit. will exchange his engine for something of greater power.--M.
-DIED IN SUMMERSIDE-The
death took place in the Prince (lu. l-lospitnl on Saiiirday of Mr. J. W. lilcPlire, Lot 16. The decease-l, who was 48 years of age. leaves a wife and family. I-le had been suffering from i-:nicer in the knee when brought io the iiospltul and ns ii last resort the leg was aniputnteil nt the knee. but he was unable to endure the operation.» H
-WOOD SAWlNG.- The two com-
petitors of Mont Carmel, Messrs Jos- eph J. Richard and Charles Richard are exercising their utmost to keep up their record in the handling of the circular saw and gasoline engine eni- ployed in the cutting of the fire wood in the vicinity. Greater stress is brought to bear in the competitors as the amount of firewood in Mont Cur- men and the siirrouudiiig country is ` nearly double what it. was last season giving plenty of exercise to the rustic crowd following the machine.--R.
-CHOIR PRACTiCE.- The mem-
bers oi the Choir of Mont Carmel have resumed their annual review of church music required to crown the reloiclngs in behalf of Easter. The first practice took place at Mr. Peter l'licl1aril's, the home of Mrs. Tliodde Poirier the orgiinist. The sweet strains of the second tone miiss was oncc more brought to bear upon the cars of the choir, the members oi’ which executed their parts admirably “li being practiced in parts.” The choir was in possession of ii lately published "O. Salutaris" which, ai- lhough lt carried the voices to an ex- traordinary high pitch, was none the less melodlous to the ear. Practices will follow in close succession until Easter under the direction of the worthy choir lender, Mr. Francois Arsenuuli of Cape Egmoiit.-R.
_ How’s This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Oalarrh that cannot be cured by l-lali'a Catarrh Cure. ' F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. 0.
We the undersigned have known F.,|.Chsney for the last 15 years,anii believe him perfectly honor- able in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by this firm. _
N/irioiuii. B/imc or Commence.
Toledo, O.
Hal|'s Catsrrh Cure is taken intcmally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggisis.
Take Hsli's Family Pills for constipation.
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20 p. c. off
We have a sample lot
of Men’s Tan Goodyear welt boots, with double Viscol Soles all 'sizes in stock, at twenty per cent od. Just the boot for Spring wear. _Come in and have a look at them.
Morris & Smith . Qeesa st.
-A Learuht and pie mini win
be held In Freetown Hall on Monday ev _‘March 15th,' st 7.80. Admission 10-'and 15 cents. Ladies with Dies free 8585-3-111121.
-IEDEQ I.-,--A meeting of the
Bsdeque institute will he held l_n tb! hail at Lower Bedeque on Friday evenirq, March 12th. at 7.80 o'clock. Pegpnrchssing of seeds and_ 0016? i!DD0l’¢»Q1,lt business will be dis- cussed. All members requested- to st- tend. Alex. ‘-Jlclrarlane. Secretary.
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-AUCTION. '_ An unusually large
crowd of anxious bidders attended the auction sale at Mr. J. J. Burns. Darnley, on Wednesday last. The
horses sold goin $130. to $165, main cows, $42 an everything else in ac- cordance. Mri Hugh Morrison was the auctioneer and performed his duties to the' satisfaction of all con- cerned,-D. .
-PLEASANT EVENlNG. - On
Tuesday evening. March 2nd. the mem-
bers of the ll¥omen's Missionary Boc- iety, of Lot 4 Presbyterian Church, with their men friends and the mein- bers of McCully Mission Band, gath-
l-ierhert McArthur, where the mem- bers of the Missionary Society held their regular monthly meeting and where they had invited their men friends in order to spend ii. social evening. A most interesting meeting was helil and ii nice programme was carried out. After the meeting was over all present indulged in games and plays of all klnils and n nice ro- past was served by the ladies.-D.
-INSTITUTE--The monthly meet-
ing of the Emerald Women’s Institute was held at the home of Mrs. William Clark and was largely attended. The subject for discussion was “Cake Mak- ing,” ‘which was discussed by several of the ladies. A very interesting tnik was given by the President, Mrs. Par- nell McMahon on the different sub- jects discussed at the Short Course, which she recently attended. The sum of fifty dollars was voted for the starting of n new library. A vote of thanks was tendered Mr. F. P. Mur- phy and all others who helped to make their recent concert a success. A very enjoyable evening was spent thus showing that the institute is promot- ing more socisbility among the people in this locality." At the close of the meeting e. vote of thanks was tendered
pitality. -
--DARNLEV. - The Diirnley and
Sen. View Auxiliary of the W. F. M. Society held their annual iliank-ofl'er- ing meeting in the Dariiley Hall on l-‘ridny evening, March 5th, when the following program was very acceptab
Me the Old, Old Stpry. Devotional Ex- ercises. Chorus by,ichoir--Speak Just n Word for Jesus; Exercise by four girls, The Star Dialogue. Recitation by Lena Donalds. Address by Rev. Wm. irvine of Chepstow. Offering. Reading, As I have Loved You, by Mrs. Peter McNutt.Solo by Russell McKay. Reci- tation by Mrs. Frank McKay. Chorus by choir, Are You Sowing the Seed of kindness? Address by the Pas- tor, Rev. E. J. Rattee. The address of Mr. Irvine was a strong and stirring appeal for missions, based on Rev. 14-18, For the Harvest of the Eiirth is Ripe. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered him by the chairman, Mr. Rsttee (for the ladies). of the auxiliary for his goodness in driving so far to assist at their meeting to which he made ii suitable reply. The collection amounted to $21.25.--D.
-MT. CARMEL. - The people of
Mt. Carmel and vicinity' are alive to the sltuaiton in the present crisis caused by the European conflict and are preparing for more extensive farm- ini: and more economic measure in the utilization of the products whereof auch as economy in feeding. msnuring the land, and they-are studying the method of drainage which is the urgent need in this locality; economy was also refered to in the buying of seeds which will likely be made hereafter in a co-operative system. Mr. D. D. Araeiiault and P. Arsenault and Misses M. L.,Arsenault and M. Gallant were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francois L. Poirier.- Mrs. Joseph L. Poirier of Summcrside was visiting her many friends and relatives in Mt Carmel.--Mr. Philip Arsenault of Mt. Carmel. went to 0'Leary by the evening train on Tues-
day.--Miss Dina Pgirier of Mt. Carmel went to Summersi e on Tu s
side and Rev. Father Gauthier of Palmer Road. paid a visit to Rev. Father Arsenault of Mt. Carmel, on Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Arsen- sult of Mt. Carmel went to Summer- side Wednesday to attend the Seed Fair.-Frank L. Poirier and Rufus Mc- Lure of Union Coriier were the guests of Mr. James S. Gsilsna of Mt. Car- mel.-Mr. John G Arsenault of Cape Egmont wont on a business trip to Summsrside lust week.-Mr. John J. Gallant of Mt. Carmel was in Summer- side last week attending the Seed Fair.-Mr. James Luke had a narrow escape from getting in the ice on Wed- nesday on his way to Summerside with a load of cedar posts -R
SPECIAL NOTICE T0
CHAKLOITETOWN FOLKS
elusive the simple glyoerine, Th
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ered at the the home of Mr. and Mrs. ‘
e day morn-
ing. Rev. Father McLean of Summer-
Freetown and llr. paid a visit I0 md were the Albert Woell-
, -str. Ju. ,iig¢i_eaiiy. Esmond BW- vrhile workink roland his home. l\ll'
tained s_sevs_re-eat above the 01°- .vrliioli has neoess ated medical treat- msiii..,i»ui, virion nu imnroved °°°°\d' srsl»i`v-_-'-M ' ~ ` _,,. . ,-.» /
_ #Mn 'l‘h`eopbilue_ L. Arsensuli. 0! Abrenrs Villageywent to' Charlotte- town' last..W_°el¢ to uuderso medicsl examination for enlistment. and N' mmgiq ggmg-¢.y__ 1-le was sccellted
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-HERE DN! BUSINESS.-lion. S.
'r. oaiiani and ni- Mcuaiiy. or ,St Lduis. were here over Tuesday attend- ing to personal business.-Z.
---LETTER' FROM FRIEND.-The
many friends of Mr R. Fash. who was formerly manager of the Royal Bank of Canada in Tignisb, are happy I0 learn of that gentleman getting on splendidly at Whitney Pier, Call!! Breton, where ‘gba was sssi8l19d il couple of mont s _ago to manage the branch there. His present location somewhat resembles Tiguish in point of population. but the banking busi- ness there is greater.-Z.
-NEW MANAGERS.-Mr J. J.
Arsenauit, who formally was in charge of Tignish Trading Co. at Tignish as general manager. assumed the seine oillce at this Companys other store at Klrich’s Corner Tues- day. His place at Tignish will he filled by Mr Joseph Bernard. with Mr W. A. Gaudet ns chief clerk und out- side business manager. ln the case of Messrs Bernard and Gaudet. who are still very young men, they are to be
'complimented for their promotion.-Z
-NEW SOCIETY.-The Ladies'
Auxiliary of the A.0.H. held their first meeting in the C.M.B.A. Hall Sunday afternoon, with ii good size attend- ance. The following _were elected officers:-Mrs John A. Hackett. Presi- dent (unonimously appointed as a mark of respect for her zeiil in form- ing this brnnch); Mrs Britton 0'Coii- nor, first vice-president; Miss Beatrice McCarthy, Rec. Secretary; Miss Mary Kinch, Fin( Secretary; Mrs Albert Brennan, Treasurer; Miss Winnie Morrisey, Mistress-at-Arms; Miss Mary E. Morrisey, Sentinel; and Miss Hannah Clohessey, Chairman of Com- mittee.--Z.
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the hostess, Mrs. Clark. for her hos- ~ '~ ` ‘ ~'
, An Old, Family Cough i _ ,-Remedy, Home-Made l
Easily Prepared-Costs Ver! 'f - Little, but ls Prompt, lure
. and Elective -
ly renderedz'-Hymn No. 555, Tell ‘ -f--‘-< I- ...... -f :---.- .» -
By making this old-time cough syrup
at home you not only save about 32, as compared with the rciidy~mnde kin , but you will also have a much more prompt and positive remedv in every way. is overcomes the usual coughs, t_hroat~ and chest _colds in 24 hours-relieves even whooping cough qurelgly-and is exocl- lcnt, too, for bronchitis, bronchial asth- ma. lioiirsenoss mul spnsmodio croup.
Got from any drug store 2% ounces of
`l"incx (50 cents worth), Eour ii: into u. 10-ounce hottie and illl t c butt/le with plain granulutigd sugiir syrup. Full dl- rcctions with Pincit. Keeps perfectly and tastes good. O
\'ou'can for-l this take hold of_ a. iiouiih
or _cold in it wny that mcnns business. __ if ouickly loosens the dry, hoarse or pain- iil cough, and also heals the inflamed membranes. It _nlso has a remarkable cilect iii overcoming the persistent loose
cough by storlrplni the formation of plilefvm in the t iroa and bronchial tubes.
The cifcct of pine on the membranes is
known by almost every one. Plnex is a most_ valuable concentrated compound of geniiinc Norway Jiine extract, combined w_ith rauiiiiieoi an other natural healing pins e ements. _ _
lliere are many worthless imitntions
of this famous mixture. To avoid‘dls- appointment, ask your ilruggist for ‘2% o;i_nces pf Pinex," and do not accept any-
iin s ..
-Aggfingnntoe of absolute sntisfactign, or money prornptiy refunded, goes with this preparation. The Pile! C0., T0-
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Stylish Spring Suitings And Coatings for Women
We respectfully call
the attention of the ladies to our New Spring and Summer Suitings and Coatings. They are among the most up to date that the markets provide. -
You are invited to look
them over whether you
We will sell the mat-_
erial by the yard at the
lowest esarice that can be obtain in the city or have it made to order in our usual first .class manner.
We suggest that you
your order early to
disappointment
the season is sd-
vaiiced. .
-D. A. Brac”
Queen Street
and lift on' Monday last for Charlotte- 3 ` _ towii"and'otlist~ places for trainins. M _
assume CASTORIA Al-WAYS
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
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[When -You 'Think of House- ti A I
cleaning. Think of US
Because we have scoured the mar- ket to securejust the supplies that are needed to make the once dis- agreeable and iaborous task of _T house cleaning easy and pleasant.
buy or not. 1
Come here for your houseciean-
ing needfuls, and_ you will get the very best--the kind that ‘permits you to do the work quic er and
better with the least physical effort.
We can safely bet that our prices will satisfy., \
Fennell .& Chandler
' Victoria Row J
Q '41
Boxes.
The Tight Little Island
Meets on March llth to discuss
the havoc wrought by “fire-water" There is no need for discussion re the havoc wrought by fire and water, and it is incumbent on everyone to have his property protected by a policy in a good, reliable, flrs insurance com- pany such ss The Imperial Underwri-
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ters Corporation.
Write, call or phone the agent,
G. J. McCoiuviAc
_ 7 ' Revere Hotel lloek. diiarlottstewn A, Phill!! 351 P. 0. lox 74
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- HAIR WORK
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The EasternTrust Company
Have You Valuable Papers
Fire Insurance will not replace them if destroyed.
_ Do you keep them in a vault? '
You can rent a “SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX”-this
box can be opened only by yourself.
We invite you to inspect our Vault and Safety Deposit
154 Richmond Street' -
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= Temperance Alliance U” "°” ‘”"" `
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Parlor"`l.a`mps
Our prc`sent.showhl:§g1_f
hanging bali bt lamps without 951°" the nicest you have ever
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