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WEEK S' NEWS

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Money is often made by sstrolre

_ of the pen. A few lines oi .enquiry

5 ._:,-' »‘f ‘ has-ena'oled hundreds to make

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_ o inangay*

Star' Town of ‘Southern Alberta

~"f not take the initiative in a good stroke

of business by finding out why in only - three short years Carmangay has changed

__ _from a stretch of prairie into a live town

_ [with noless than 53 places of business, _ a public school, several banks, municipally

_ owned Waterworks and electric light plants, _ _ mamrnotli elevators, etc.

_ “Wiley is it that Carmangay heads the list

,,,,,,,,,“,, ,=, ' o`f"shipments_ of wheat in all Alberta. No

0 K, ani chi ` less. than a million bushels were shipped Cvmwnv II wife in I9lI-and from the 1912 crop the

1- 'tremendous increase of half a million

bushelsl_ And all this with only a fifth part of the surrounding fertile lands under

_ ~ Cultivation l

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~ The forests that grew a million years ago

.3a_y__now thrives to-day, added to Carman- _gay's rich resources. How it

it eerieioly,,is_,1eo ,.intereeting_ souvenir booklet we want to send" you. lt will show you how tomake the stroklelthat creates real dollars. \ Why not send a postal to-day;

'cdr t'»:»'.~|-~7._____ . _ TEAR OUT THIS COUPON AND MAIL T0-DAY

Guardian, Charlottetown

Westem' Canada Real Estate Co. I _

204 Kent Building, Toronto, Ont.

W Itliout obligation to me please send Souvenir ,fBookIe_t,

maps, etc. offarmangay.

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Western Canada Real Estate Co. 204 Kent Building :: :: Toronto

Blfanelihsr Montreal, Ottawa, Hamilton, Nord; 5”, ' St Thmu. Hnilerlwuo Seals sro. Mu-1., 144.* gn, ~

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Thos E D l’ike,Special Representative.C|\arlottetown,l’ E

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l~l'l'iV0d lhidaynllht ll? Portlllid Maine, to spend the ssnnner with 9°¢§l° and Mre._Rsekhem. _

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Principal

ti" Halifax.

Charlottetown Friday

‘ -’ TUESDAY.

io. ...._ - . by D01' DeDh". Mhg AlwOl‘¢l.|J°|m Mn ` ' ._ __y|:n;,P,-1:0", b, 9;.

trier Inenee ‘fbi Inland Revenue ter' the Provi “ot Nova Booth, New Brunswick, d Prince Edward Is\a.`nd`

_in the ro<u.,, and stead of ltr. 'l‘., Burke, retir _;'_trom lst lhy, 1118. _

_The valuable and handsome pulpit,

communion fable and chairs present.- efl £0 Zion congregation, and grate-

tully aeknowrledged by the pastor; Rev. G. O. , aylor, at the dedication ,service last night, were .1es‘gn.ad and _built for the donors 1|-y Mr. I3. D. Wright. Undertaker, Charlottetown.

THE_ `CASUAPEDIA.-‘Tho S. B.

1 Cascapedia arrived in Charlottetown

mon "orisar.o srown-£'

8 taint meeting oi tha Ui” ‘_ litcnsral cargo, which was not 'all dis-

slty mum 8'" Johm N_ B__ Ml:_s_|cha.rged until 6 0'¢loclr, last. night. (Rem) __W_ F_ Ganz was elected pr“_,She sailed for Pictou at an early icons ana Mies Linen nematode, nm i‘°“i iiii' i“°"‘i“‘ “iid “iii '”““‘ vice-President, both of whom haveihen Thursday afternoon leaving mi friends in Charlottetown. Mrs. Gron- return ti) Momreai Thursday night

.i““‘i is ii m°mi’°" °i “"3 °"°““V°~ Rev. Father Cormier, of Dorchester,

N. B., is at present on a. visit to the

,Sigh ir emi' in oii”i°i‘i'°t‘iw“ “i“i|Island. The Rev. Father is Roman

e ere, ot Mr. Robert Harris, o. M. G., win be glad to loam that f,i$:it‘;i,if,ai2ii“i’i“i;i ,i° ii" ‘,’1‘“’i““°f

lanother oi 'his _portraits has been sa-‘ y' an 8 so has ° my ° -Iected for B permanent pm” in the the little parish in that locality. The

business of Father Cormier on this

Sgiiiiiiiii” N‘“i°”“i G“ii°'Y °* 0'“°‘lvioic is in connection with iso aounno

' pilgrimage to Bt. Anne and Montreal

on June 24 He has secured special

Rev. W. W. Brewer St. J h for-' ' » many of Chan tt t' ° ii' 1 ‘cheap return rates to Point du Chene

o e own was ca led

_to St. Mary’s last. week"on account|'or $2 the round trip'

of the serious illness of his wife. It, A meeun

g of the Temperance Al-

: :;°;sIi:§c;°bii&t° that Mis' Brew" liauce took place last night in the

° iii" fY. M. C. A. rooms, Charlottetown.

_tourist in the opening oi

_ _ _ new'Zion Church, was the guest

c / _ o!__Mra. O. A. McPhail, Brighton. He

__ ` N .ii-rm t° H“iii“ this m°¥“i“¥- llvlonday night with a very large

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SUPREME COURT _In the Su_ The President, Rev. G. A. Sutherland

' -being unable to attend owing to slc‘k-

preme Court Saturday the (mai M-go. ness in his fa

_ mlly, Mr. R. C. Gcii pre-f

§§§§o`l“3o°°“E'§§f.§i..$§.§”° °f`FI?o§l.i§§l ““‘°° ‘° he °*°““~ lwas reserved, the court adiourning un- Tim meeting was iieiii liiiiicipaiiy *til tnis moaning at 11 oclock when to discuss the °.e°“i`i“g °i ii Fwd

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around where the prairie town of Carman- l

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lt ‘had to 'come-'ga Goodyear Blic cle Too, ooili -lilo oo. foooooo Noogiu Au¢q»Tire,’-a Nou-iS_kid Bicycle Tire_ with a _ ¢\\§`g<|_|isi§ee.rpeedlnissfe`everi one slipnzry roe _ q'I`he_e¢ diamond- _ sped of _w 'te tough

f:\,1Q;._hav¢‘a‘}$piug surface' that no other Tue

oiled. '6ucanse`e'tio urself

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ithe case oi McKinnon vs Bmallwood lwill he taken up. This is the last on the docket.

SWANSEA TRADER.-Messrs. Car-

lvell Bros. have been advised that the Swansea Trader left Halifax on Fri- _day night and_is due to arrive here tonight. sho wiu can at som-is and Slimmei'Bl(l8_ bei0l‘ti returning to Halifax. .

The consecration of Bishop 0’Leary

-_Will take place in Bathurst, N. B., on -May 22nd and will be attended by almost all the priests from this Drovince and many private citizens. iBiSh0l\ O’I..eary comes to Charlotte- town a few days after the consecra- .tion and will receive a roydl wel- come.

_ W. K. S. C‘ADETS.- West Kent School, Charlottetown, will have a lilrst-class cadet corps this year. The boys arc being drilled into shape in dna style under the able direction of Master Ernest Weeks and Capt. Bruce‘ _Duclr. It will be remembered that Ithe West Kent Corps was second to -none last year winning the Governor- iGeneral's Cup.

FOX IN'l'ERESTS.- The interest

abroad in the fox industry of Prince llildward' Island may be judged from 'the tact that one oi the incorpora- ‘tors in the Medesshill Company is .Mrs. McNichol of Philadelphia, the wife of Senator McNichol, one of the ,millionaires of that city. Mrs. Mc- \Nichol is a Prince,Edward Islander, ,being formerly a Miss Margaret Don- ahoe of Rosencath.

General Sir. Ian Hamilton will ar-

rive iu Canada during the first week of June on the trip of inspection of camps which he intends to make thruq out thc whole Dominion. Lord Brooke, who will command a. cavalry brigade at Petawawa, will arrive a- bout the same time and will be ac- companied by Captaln Howard Vyse of the Royal Horse Guards and of thi igraduate stafl college, England. Cap- tain Vyse was brigade major oi Gen- eral Brlggs'in the famous manoeu- vers held in England last year.

The Star, (Montreal) says:-"The

Rev. Dr. 'I‘.\ Albert Moore, Methodist Moral Reform Secretary, will leave for Norway in June to study Govern- ment ownership of the liquor traffic as operated there. The Rev. Dr. Moore will have three associate secre~ taries in the department of moral re- form, the Rev. T. Jackson Wray to be in charge of the Western work, with headquarters at Winnipeg; the Rev. Dr. Haziewood to have charge oi the central district, with Toronto ns headquarters; and’ the Rev. J. Smith, with headquarters at Mon- treal to look after the eastern

For the illustrations published in

another part of this issue in connec- tion with the opening of Zion Church, The Guardian is indebted to Mr. W. 'l‘. I-Iuggan, Accountant of the P. E. Island Railway. Mr. Huggan is a devoted member of the church and since the demise of the Rev. Mr. Btrathie, has discharged the onerous duties oi chairman oi the Building Committee. Mr. I-Iuggan, who is oi a retiring disposition, is highly respeet- ed in the community and. BB WM noted in this column on Friday, cele- brates his sznd-birthday on Ernnire Day.

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'yr KrNo's oonnmcsz.-'rio on- csenia experiences in the convocationi

:Lad gyfhp-_ Go¢1ly¢g|»~d¢qler, -cond in ou other subioc . -.um mm I __ _ ED' Bm

_g A, Simpson, Charlottetown, sec-.

‘Secretary and raising funds. The Al- liance has n man in view for the pos-

.ition ot Field Secretary and the Sec-

iretnry was instructed to visit him and see if his services were avnilmble, One gentleman has already promised to give $500 it n certain person was made Field Secretary 'and no doubt other larga_contrlbutions will follow as the 'Alliance intends appealing tc

itlio public for funds to carry on their imuch-needed and noble work.. The Alliance appreciates very much what the government. has done and it is no\v confidently hoped that the en- forcement of the Prohibition Law will ‘be ellectively carried out with the co- ioperation of the government.

| ' ......_ | Death is always sad, but when-it lenvers a home and takes thereirom. lthe Father, leaving a wife and small children bereft of his kind and loving care, it is doubly sad. Such was the case in the death of -Mr. Wm. H. Fer- guson oi Hampton, which took place on Thursday, May 1st 1913, in his 50th year. Hc was in his usual health and attending to his farm duties, up to lessthan two, weeks before his death ‘when he was stricken -with pneumonig and all that lovin-gmhands and tender care could do' was done, but to no avail. His death came as a shock to the whole community, as he was well known and beloved by all. He was al- ways williug and ready to lend a helping hand whenever needed. He gwill he greatly missed in the commun- _lty as well as in the Church and Sun- _day School where his place was rare- fly vacant. His funeral on. Saturday, May 3rd, to Crapaud Cemetery was very largely attended, There being over one hundred carriages present. The service's at the house and grave were conducted by Rev. G. M. Young- |’l'he pall bearers were cousins of the deceased-Messrs. Hammond, Walter iand Frederick Ince, Joseph and Char- les Ince, and 'Allah -Ferguson. There are left to mourn n sorrowing widow and tour small children:-Victor, Ev- elyn, Russell and Harold, s. babe o' ,nine months; also four brothers and one sister. The sympathy of the com- munity goes out to the bereaved one's.

THIS WOMllN’S THUUBLES GUNE

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Terrible Cramps, Dizzy Spells Nervousness, Misery-Her Story of How She Got Well Again.

relieved me of all my troubles. I would have such bearing down misery and cramps and such weak, nervous, dizzy spells that I would have to go to bed. Some days I could hardly ltsyup long enough to get s meal.

“The doctor’s medicine didme no good

so I changed to Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg stable Compound and got _good results from the first bottle. I kept on taking It and used the Sanatlvo Wash with it, until I was well again. I think every woman who suilers as I have, could take no better mediums."-Mrs. Cnsnpns Harrison, Box5B. Hindsboro ill.

Teltilmlly. Trained Nurse.

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-tlriehsetlet -.wlits»,-'iuliber-»tl\e._"’ ` provmoo, who load -in their o\a»ooe| .5 -Vezstzglle Com-

, ... . _ . __ “I .nd . u_°.M___ A_ L_ oomtt of Victoria _ `/2/L_ poun cannot

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pg prise for tlwbilt in 1-,liirsegond year. Mr. Hlrlwf. IW; omg' year-,’ son of Rev. Harper.

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Look for the spear Wm. Wrigley Jr.

_Here’s5fine1indoori"e`xercisel _

It’s la _-constant benefit to -teeth, to appetite,_ to digestion-

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It’s a very pleasant occupation that _-i

doesnitiintcriire with Work or play.

Your Jmouth .refreshed and yor " _

breath purified. _Each stick long as' _.you wish and noses 1

than a cent-if -;-,you 'i

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BY THE BCX

It’s economical enjoyment that retains its freshness until used.

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Angle Hosiery! Because this is the kind __,,__.,-

knit to fit without a seam---smooth-fitting _._

comfort, longer wear, less darning, no rips nor ji? bulges. This is the only hose made that =.§ really /its-that snugs in close and' shapely

to. every curve of _the foot and leg---that hasnft _a. seam---and yet you are not asked to pay 'more -for. it than you have been used to

paying _for thei common kind. Man, wqmen or ». Child. P611-Angle Hosiery will fit you better Q; l _ ' and suit§_ you best, whatever weight you want- i 2

and whatever color. The store you trade at

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