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ogre ;i.:;.'._s, .sito n len' can Feed

and Sei.-.lr 0.ls :ur which we will

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Durga; to ga-1 lu. »ri~~s on S ed~< as

vre :an meet sul' competition for cash

§nara':it£-e t;u.~.llt~-- uf seeds \\'~~

Xivc #Bo :i st :ck of Mupit £1 ' .

Rat rleg..,, -_ 1 .il|n5.~. 0ilc.'l..~ ~1 etc., eil oi slut-h we offer at In

glues, _._ ` i

lil. KENNEDY & C0., Bndalbane.

,$784-8-lstt3mospd.

Fam for Sale at Mermaid @

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About I miles lroia Charlottetown.

colslorttblo 8 room house with well in 'bl DBU7. Also rural telephone.Large .tew bam with cement wall on floor. Well lat the ham. Large driving horse and stable and other outbuildings in- cluding an ice-house with about 15 'ons lee stored. Good orchard and :lrll well fencod with wire and in high state of cultivation.

ll not bold at private sale will be

sold by public auction at s later late.

F. T. NORROW,

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_MAIL glnnuci

st-:.5120 'rn.\'DERs, actresses in

t.he`Po9trnsstor General, will be rec- eived at Ottawa until noon. on Friday. the 9th May for the conveyance oz His l(ajesly's Mails, on a propose-l Contrncffor four years, six times per week on the route Murray Harbor Rur- al Mall Route .\'o 1 from the lst Oc tober next.

Printxl notices containing further

information ss to conditions of p:'>~ posed Contzact may be seen and blank 'onus of Tender may be obtained at :he Post Ofllce of Murray Harbor ani at the oG¢e of the Post Oiiilce Inspect-

c-rf

JOHN F. WHEAR. Post Oihce Inspector

fost Ofllce inspe tor's Omce,

25th larch 1918.

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MAIL .CONTRACT

SEALED TENDERS. addressed to

the Postmaster General, will be re- --_r._'e._1` at Ottawa until noon, on Fri- iug, tha ith May, for the conveyance 0: His MsJe|ty's Malls, on a propos- =': Contract for four years, six tiini.- i .-.' ‘ ek on the route Peake`s Sta tion Rural Mail Route No. 4. from the Postmaster Goneral'| pleasure.

Printed notices containing further

information as w conditions of pro

posed contract may be seen and blank forma of Tender may be obtained at the Post Olllces of Peake; Station

and all route omces, and at the ot'

Boo 0( tha Post Ofhce Inspector. ,

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Pol! Office Inspector.

Pootpfllos lnspector‘s Office.

Zlth larch, 1919.

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` " \ §Duncan Matheson, North River.

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'rblh wi. asm f. mimi s sa; mn ,vt

chasm yaanoll. nav homestead ii ouane.

W naihbts Dmntnlvn laad ia Manilow.

was nv Mbna. Aonlieam man :.-

pu 'w ounce r the Dminim Laid- '\|~~»fv

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lu not Huh- as-rv - eraln »~f>~t‘t...»¢

i 01"”-‘H r~"'\ ""|""' '°"° "V » lpany. Ltd.. Lower Water Street, Char-

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mrdm-asa \ hatntnlvie home I r¢~ ._ oat dw r~»knr.» ‘e oerlvmnm vi -net ¢

' h ron. ~ o-rn. 1- _ lvwn-l-'euro in gon. ml » mg lar wenlv s ,ow roam var. -4 I

frm furor' lf' `

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is LOVE Bl-|ND

f. HAPTER LXIL

I had decided t: go ahead with

my .plans-simply putting off the , time when I should take the publit

nt: my contidence. lcontinued to

a delicious cupful of S>`~"”“”“‘*~"‘-“Y”“'*‘f ll °“'=“l“'e»f

hot OXO can be ready .

n-“ods after the rrinélpai part 0|' what one aztempts ilnislred. l was

i.' in 1 =':u_ill exclusive decorat 2

in a few minutes. °-1*" _ _

Just stir a cube Q* _ in a cupful of '

- - _ or.

YIOP on the Avenue. I was trying

._..» 2" 70 mitih _'cute fringe fora lamp

ho' water' 2;" =l1ad¢ l was having marie, Severan

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VALUE OF BOYS

It had been fcund. after carerus

analysis. that between the agen 0! eight and eighteen. the average __i-sins 01' 8 bDl' Was S3 000. It was alsoestimag ed that about 10 per cent of the pgpu. lation of cur cities and towns are b°5" b°f"@6l1 ‘Fight :ind eighteen Ye3"9» 5° *hal ‘he bO.'~`s of .\Iontrr'.-al about 70.000 at $3.~300 each. were worth. he Egured ££'lC».(f€10.f1if>t\.

"I attempted." he said. “io get

something in the city of _Montreal which would nearly con-:-ur with the Value of your boys. I found that the value of the buildings in \iontreal is $268.000.000 For the protection of these bulldinzs .\if>r1ir<:3l has forty-nve flff? Sfalft'-l!1‘. €f\'P!‘. over solely to this use. lic’-rf many bu5l'ling= have yo. ln .\lonti-cal given r.-\'»_-r exclusively i-3 the protection of the boys. who ayf- worth two hlindrel ind ten mfilicn dollars " In c-lfsirzz. he made an an peal for the urziv-r-r~ri\'ili_2c~d boy. 1;-‘l _-.-_id that 'lze mutter should r=cf~i\‘e nt- teiition of all the r:i=.-znbers of thr: -f'!'_;‘_»

The importance of the Boy P;-r,5;_=g,

cannot be ci-er estimate-l. Ei-er; p_1tricri~ rncii'-'e should irnpel homes. churches. schools. “wards municipal

and ef.-'rf-rtner.’_al fzuthcrieg to make "eller-ou; *nfl \\'iTl=Tj-` extended [>i‘f-- vi=l0ri.= f'~r the hcllihful and nic-rs! dev-elcpmew. or th.; boy lite of our country.

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To 1\ho::. it ning-' concern: This ls

tl mil-‘;.-, :int il~.~i~.~@ used .\ii.\".>.rtD's l.l.\.'l.\!E.\‘T iny.~;=_-lf as 'yell as pre ri'i,e.l it in my practice where* ti l‘nimen' ii-_is required and have never `>.'I`»-:l to cet t ie fle-ir`ed eP.’elt

_ C. A. KING, M, D.

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Rent”-d old fr t an f r». r-.ev and uvtnen.

:rrkvu in 1 a 3.. t Av z c~'c'¢'~ a :iheni c “Hlforl t Ward 'i\'; C ini; an -d. lo .Caw ad an su horsi-ini; 'Linslari ~r:i:>:\ 2-' Gres' '>:vrr=f'u~ y I-r ve':i~ -.ni crew m-ri g r»., \o e'.:ie'e-me-»e.;e~~1r;-' '_`1."i‘f.':: Wrhon Co. Tort-nto, . _ f

Farm lor- Sale

At Brookfield 60 acres clear land in

good state of cultivation, Near schools, churches cheese factory and railway. About eleven miles from Charlotte-

on premises,

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nut igti sul

At .\'mth River on \\`efiriesday. Ap |;l1 23-Valuable freehold property qenerally anown as Popular Island

farm containing about S5 acres. 3% miles from the city. This property will be sold in block or ln lots to suit purchasers for particulars apply to A J. MacLalne. 124 Prince Street or to

I am authorized by Estate of late

John ings, to offer by sale at Public Auction on Friday. the 11th day ot

lottetown at I2 o'cloclt noon. the lol lowing properties:

tl) The Ufilce Building and prenils

es formerly occupied by the Chan lottetown Steam Navigation Company. Limited, Modern Safety Vault.

12; Four til acres land. Charlotte town Common. Lower Brighton Roadl (31 Four (4) acres land. Royalty. Past aide of North River Road. l

(4) Two ill acres la.§)'§_i%alty.l

West side of North River ad- lsinisg pmpmy or is. Bdyssia, nnq.

Terms made known at aals. "

Ps ll»\lllT0¢

people wer: in the shop, and I was Oblised to wait same' little time be- _fore Irecelved attention. I wan- dered about looking at many dainty . confectlons. when my notice was ta- 'ken hy a sihilent whisper: , "Yes, tliit's his wiie! stunning

isn't she?" ,

.. -5 Yes. what he f-an see in that

Blanche Orton ig beyond me. Sho lfnibid You know. she isn'r whole- some enough to really compromis»- herself. But the way she leads men tr. "5 scm-fwhzt :swr'ul."

"I guess Forbes is willing enougli

to 'nailed if all I hear is irueff

Just then the sale=wornen who was

attending io them brf-ugh: some me- terials for their inspection and thi- ctn'.'ers;;ti-;»u was :nterrupte/l. I rv rtz`ai:;=-i wt.--re l .i-.i.~'. hoping the) would resume li l was not dlsap pointed

".\iy husband says he's got Forbes

number all right. You know wha' queer _f-xp"~;~=slorn; men use. He ha: tai.-:wi abc-~:t nlrn it lot. been euspl vi =-is ~.Il :flw:1;:_ Hr- hasnt much us~- ior pif»nloi_r= ar.y'.vay. He think so many of them are crooked.

"Bur sur..-lf’ they cfm`t all he." th»

other x~:f\:r.".:~. ;=pr»I»:i-

".\'o. bu' Toni <<fi=irr1_= they' arf-n"

tw hr, :r'_'~':-"_ f-it".er Ile sa;.~.~: tha' i\"nt~n tht-j' .wrt-r.`t 'i'»f»‘-:-»'i. ttf.-j. .ir visionary. nii'l"-~'I`:.»'»ri: "Uli___~»,-e Sue this piece i_= exactly the color vw wanted. They houcht .-10111" of the rr: .terial an-l l»'~:'t the .~hop.

I :natchcfl my frznze ;lnd".'rf.‘u' :rn-

:nediately Izomc. I hafl several other f-rr'en.'l.~' on li~l but th~_v woulti

I f-mild do no mor-‘

that day. -.vas :rernbllng with ln dignatiiln. -_ni cold with .soiiieilziiie lil»:=_» :ear 1`-Gull tile) :ill he mir- ,taheu Hcuzli bu1liiiidl;.‘.\lr. I-`red» i»;‘;'ck. I.cr:':iiiie. 1-.itll this woman. l '.\'f_<.*_»:d l l;.iCl ns!-:ifil the Clerk her name. lr ‘.‘.f»:idf_-i'»><l if she were s0cial~

ily pronl;i;.rnt, Siu: was beautifullj-' gowned, and I had noticed a llnio\i» sine with two men on the box. Oi

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WELCOMED HOME.

8 On Thursr ‘fy evening .\Iarch 21 ale cut s"ven:_'-‘ uve friends gathered st the home of llr. James B1rbour.Alma. , to welcome home his son. Sgt-Major David Athol Barbour who recently rr>~ turned from France where he has been ’ for the past three years and three J months. 2-1° was the first Alma boy

l to return and right royally was he wel- ' comed and he was worthy of it tor he had* bravely done his part ' going 'through practically all the heavy en~ gaeements since 1915. I-Ie escapel T without ang. Serious injuries and came :back to his native land looking perfect' 5 ly fit. He is one of the Island boys who has won honors on the field and has as well his 1915 ribbon which shows that lie with his regiment, the

i in the fight for freedom and honor.

' A short program of music and songs [was well carried out by .\irs. .\Iarcn i banks and T.!rs. Will Currie with .\fir lAnni.-_. Colt: 1, accompanist Rf-v_ I-I lbockhart -end the following arldres'~ and Bliss liliiriel Baker presented il

i beautiful slime! rin: to “Atliol." I-l»

, served a pleasant evening was brought f to it close by the singing of Auld Lang ' Sync and Ht~`_= a jolly Good Fellow.

Dear Athol;-»\\`e your friends, gat-

,hered here this evening. esteem it at

igreat privilege and a high honor tc

| soo you nnfi to greet you in your own ' [gland _\;gnif;. __0ur hearts are tii_ll_,qi_ tlinfikfuliies; tonight 'tlJ>Alml!lll.l_§"ll0il

l and t6.0ur brave soldiers for the suc_~ l cessful prosecution of the war and for 'the present world peace and to you. V Sir. for the noble part you have plsY€d l in preventing the domination of I-"run aim .\lilltarlsm.

Your scar, tell of battlces fought.

.your DCM. of upright character and

:ability as an ofllccr. your MM. of brav- ery In action and your Mona Star oi duration of service..

We are croud of you and as 1'0"

l ' leave in a ft-w days for Western Can~

ada we follow you with our beat wishes and high expectations. knowinS lb" you will maintain in civil life those

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led of "hoping to put this deal

lawn Apply to Mfg, _}_ R_ Ma¢D0na1d`14llth from Edmonton early took pai~l_

thanked them for the interest they hail I

, talicri in hlti and for the wolcoine they | MRS. .OHN E. McCARTHY. limi git-en mm hack to Aims. _ V

After ice cream and cake had been There passed peacefully away tt

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000'” ll Blish! belong to the other woman. Yet-

; l Faced feverishly up and dow-nl

U10 \"00m Upon my return home. if 'l2lSPed and nnclasped my ,hands,'so'|

.nervous I’ could not keep still al

l1l0l11€Dl. “ns .\elI purely a vision' HPF? Visionary I knew 'he was to al certain extent; bull always had! tonsldercd that he had a lot of har.l business sense also. When at fini: he was continually on the verge of making s fortune. I worried a great

-deal. But row when he had been so

successful I had forgotten to worry.

to pay mu wh attention, when he talk-v

through" and other expressions he used when talking of his nnancloil aifalrs. 1

“I know he ig not dishonest!" wasl

my constant relteratlon as l walkeiil back and forth. "He pays all blsi

bills. And ' he is so generous.-Het will land or give to anyone who asks. _ Oh, I wish I could make them all se-ei how ilne and lovable he ls!" i

Then came the thought: “they say;

bein not practical." That was wharf .\Ir. Frederick had said. What dif~` ference did it make if he won out?; lt-was no sin to be different froml the plodding men all around him. It- was no sin to talk in thousands

instead of =mall sums. If he niadcl half a million instead of a ‘ff-vi" thou-, sands it only proved his superiority.

I might have known that whenl

one had to argue themselves into thel acceptance ofa thought there wus. something wrong somewhere. But ll tlldn'tZ I loved my husband iniuns ly. I believed in him to the utinost.» I was 'jzfalousat times, princIpally= 'Ji' Blanche Orton. I hated to stayf

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Every thrifty housewife will

i The Easy Vacuum Elec frlc

Washer and _W'r|‘nger

' All Metal Electric Waslicr

Turn the switch and save

1 hme labor. health and Ere . long the life of the clot es

Effcctivf n.; usytooperaie

and has ~:;:'c_ied Blue Mow ay.

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Human Help is Costly f.‘ ; 5 - -and indifferent _ ._ I `

Electric help is always ready, economical and P“l“5l°k\"8 if l`¢\1iU~3"' 'i `

I I v Mvnlzer/1 E/ect/12‘ _

' Labor-Saving Household Devices 1 ~

surely be interested in the following clecirisal uUli`h¢s'lor.'tl~ie home ~

Northern El¢cIri'€Va cuum

Cleaner `

Makes house cleaning cheerful. healthy lul and easy. insures cleanliness and sanitation. restores colonng and nap. eli- minates dust Thckncepiionaily powers ful suction and stationary brush in nozzle feature gels all the dirt without thrash ing the carpet and cleans absolutely

' house, giving his name and address and we will see (haf you are promptly served. _

HAUFAX '\.fIi'@\` ' IZLLGAIY OTTAWA \1\\`l?lG VANWUYH

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Means a cool kitchen. better "’ " cooked food. and lends-on.

air of refincmcnl to !l'lc..li_|'t» .3 3 chen We are proud _ogytfns , , Range and we want Y ij' lo '; ` ’ own one ' » ` ‘ ‘ `

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Mr. McCarthy was ill with pneumonia

:ilone` when he remained out wlr.i‘at the dm, of his wnet, dwm and ;ii= business friends. yet l do not lfune,-a)_ (Other papers please gon;-Q)

think therg, are rnany -women what reallvcnred more really loved ther

HOT ONIONS FOR PNEUMONIA

ter with a view to, having the same

thing published for the good of the general public. This ls the publica- tion as it appeared in the papers of Washington:

man' they had married. more than Il '

liid. '

They say that "love is blind." That l

perhaps is some excuse for me.

Tomorrow-Anxiou; Diy°.

wonss THAN cn»'r|cA|._

At a certain hospital they are :nav-i

lug _a good laugh at the expense of at certain physician who had sent n pn-I tlent litrnl- as convalescent. He in~} structeil the man's wife to call on; him next irioriilng at the hospltaland' report. ln due time she called up and ssld; "He has been feeling very badly I do -_-verything I can to please him but nothing seems to satisfy limi." “But you wouldn‘t say his con~l dlticn is critical, would you?" de nianded the doctor. To which the wo- nirin replied: "Il's worse than crl

cal; its ahusive.’_'

2'.

IN Mmiiilni ,

PETER CANTWELL.

The death of Peter Cantwell occur-

red at his home Sourls Line Road March 19-li at the age of 85 years. I Deceased had been an invalid for a number of year; but bore his intirmlt~ ies with Christian patience and resig- nation. He flied fortified with the last rites of the Catholic Church. He leaves tive sons, Frank and Sumforth at home; ulchael and James of Boston .\izss: and Daniel of Port Arthur. Oni.; also a brother and sister vin T.J.J. Bos ton. Mass. and Mrs. Dominic Cheverie of New Zealand. P.E.i. His wife pre deceased mm a few years asm HIS! funeral it-a= very largely attended; in- terment ai St Mary’s Cemetery. Sourla. .\l'iy his soul rest In peace. Boston and Port Arthur papers please copy.

herxhonie in Brockton on Monday

morning March 24th. Sarah Qorine. beloved v.-its of John E. hdcCi_s,l'_l-hy in the 6,5th year of her age. 119668596 had been in her usual s°°d,l1°°\ih_5 until one week before her death whlh she was stricken with P\19l3m°n“'

_.\IQi<ia_l_ai<i and skilful nurses__§j9r_§ gl uri a`\~ail`. mul on the above dale she czilglbf .breathed her ln_li,~ ~,3!_Y'" ‘ Wonian of exgmplsry 'character kind stinging and ever ready. 1°. mist. _"1 an charitable needs. ' _ _

Rev. Fr. Campbell. Alberton attend so ner in har illness and ndmlniltef- ed the list rites ol fbi? C°“\°“° Church. She leaves to mourn besides a sorrow-inf.: husband a step dlulmef- Mrs. Louis Brown, Waltham. Mass.. and two step sons. Eusetw P- W-`»C°\" thy Broclitt-n, and James L. Boston Mass. another step son PI’°¢¢¢°?°°° her ln July last. Her funeral which took place on Wedllelday`1,o8t. Marlls not 7 was im-my mended. Requiem

amltestnrov!ll°\‘°°‘“' hm'

Owing to the great prevalence' of

pneumonia and the great mortality whichattends its ravages during the winter and spring, several boards of health ln northern New Jersey have been taking measures to protect the citizens of their towns from the dis- ease. The Health Boards of Wash- ington, N. J.. has published a remedy which is said to be of advantage in.-the

treatment of pneumonia, and other health boards are looking into the mat-

I Z7 ll '

"Take six to ten onions. aqcordlng

to size. chop fine. put in a spider over a hot fire, then add thc same quantity of rye meal and sugar enough to form a thick paste. In the meanwhile 'stir it thoroughly letting lt. simmer five or ten minutes. Then put in a cot- ton bag large enough Ito cover the

lungs anrllapply to chest as hot as

patient can bear. In about ten mln- uies apply another, and thus continue reheating the puultices, and in a few

hours the patient will be out of dan-

`ger. This simple remedy has' failed to ours this loo often Patil ma~

lady. Usually three or tour apgllom tions will he sufficient. but continue always until persipiratlon start freely from the chest. This remedy will for- mulated many years no by 5,06 ot the best physicians New Englaill has ever known, who never lost a #tical _by the disease. and won his r:Qf'n0é~'n

by simple remedies." _ ‘I

Some men act like hogs antllvtbire

are others who do not need to act. l

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it is pretty tough when the

of honor" 'consists ofbutterle bread. -

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1 Montes. tribute I 1’ j

ms mm from mn. sober-ts gives mn s mls itismuils ' ' Jlodfciltoo for use in the home that we shall publish it without ` '

” ` Everett Roberts. 44 Endicott Ave., Halifax, N.S., .ffli.,`_{`f i

“lf¢¢iit"”i mil at ' . '

~ me me oinnll§nif°`llft$° urs sll°§t~.i'f'§f lite’ §u i£'

allrundowmandlwassoweakthatl could not walk. Nlglrtlfhr ` el- f

- lay awake unable to sleep. Nothing did me any good until one of ‘

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