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DTTAWA_ March 30.-Flight-Lieut
' Gund” Uvlllmthg 19-year-old son of
QOL Alf Llvihl. of the Fleming Con~ v`,§l¢so_‘nt Home. who was a prisoner Q vrpi' in Germany, is back in the city. wt. Living was a passenger on the 'l§\ni»l1ui. wiilcli coeliac ai sc. Julio on *\l-l\‘ii\?- HQ was oificially reported dead when his machine was seen to fall in llamlsover the enemy' lines, but #V-e;'w¢rd|`his father received a com- ihunioltion from him stating that lie
,gill llivg md well. Lievut. Living join- tha R. A. F. when he vras 18 years
of nge, and was flying in France a tit- _ile over four months. -ji A short time before the young birmeu had been taken a prisoner. he had swooped down on a German ieghnent with his plane, storininz _them with machine gun nre. .Al- though he received bad treatment at the hands of the Germans, he did not care to talk about his ex- perience behind the German lines. 'Capt. Alf Living, father of the young airmen, served several years in France, and has been recupernt- ing from his wounds in the Flem- ing home. .
'ri-make To can/ini
FROM A SOLDIER.
Many interesting letters are receiv-
cd by the Repatriation Uomiiiittct- from soldiers returning from over- se-as, who think it their duty to :ir- knowledgg the attention that has been paid them by the various _:government- al and voluntary nctivitics tonciiini: their demcbilization.
A private in the 189th Battalion
writing from Sayabec Station, P.Q..tf» the' Militia Department. has this to sa_v:-
-having bctm able to return to (‘aniidzi with my family. Tint as llliank (lofi. l also wish to thank the Ctlnadiaii Gov- ernment for the care tzlkcii of us sold- iers during our liomliivarll rcturii li.
the Scoiiun. \\'t\ \\'\-rt-- .i~'l~t\lll<>ll:ltf~<l with illliloi-2'. til~__\vtIlin;: wc wi.~»hO<l to have, liicllllliiig refresl-.iii-zliits and other things fri-e of charge. Againl
thunk thc Ciiiiaiiian (}ov<»rniuciit for the kindness and care given by them to the Canadian Gove-riiizlcut :aoldit~i'e. including myself. who by (lod'i< will
AVi»37Fm§2NIi?
lu Mlguulllilll
in loving memory of Ilan lt:i_'.:ci':=
Farquharson who departed this lii'<»
March 31st, 1916.
4787-3-8li\11ipd.
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i will sell by public auction on my
premises on Friday, April 4th at 1 o’clock sharp the following stock. crop and Ilnpleinents. X
S'I‘(lCl(--i marc ti years. iinckn_t-y,
1 farm horse, 10 years old; 1 choice driver mare, 4 years old; 2 cows due to freshen in April, one furrow cow, J lieifer two years old. 1 ox 1 year old. 10 choice sheep, 40 hens.
IMPLEMENTS-1 truck wagon, 1
driving sleigh, 1 woodslelgli, 1 road cart, 1 snlky, 1 wheel barrow, 1 spring tooth harrow, plow, pulpcr. l De l.:i\';\l Separator, 450 lbs.. "1 sei driving hur- ness, 1 sol \vorl: liaiwicss. other thing.:
\00 Il\1llWl`(lll.=& I0 lll\%illi0ll.
(‘li0l‘--200 bus, potatoes, 150 bus.
outs, quantity hay and ~stra\v, also some luliibcr.
"i`ernls all .s\tiu.~ $5 and under cash over that :iliiouiit ti lnolitlis credit on
approve-il joint. iiotes. Ii’ day not iiuo will ho liclli l`olll\viiig 4ila_\'.
' D. J. COMPTON,
H. H. COX,
Aurl ioiwcr
47:45-3-Stl .\l2li pil.
s-all]-ly rt-till'ln'-il lo tht-ii' lo\'~-ll oncs in (‘illtl>ll;i."
_»\ l`t\\\'_ kind wortls uttteri;-.'l at si fil-
ling tiint- <»ncoilr'igc all who ure work- ing to i-i=lllil>ilit:lt,. retllruing men.
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-Y wsnlll -nl iucllou
l am alllill;l'i;1cli by Estate of ltitc
>.Iolin lugs, to lifter by sale at Public
1.-\iit-tiiiii oii'I<‘ritlay, the 11th day of
,_\plil. at the i'ln'lns‘r Qfllce ol’ thc ?i'litli'lottcto\\'ll Steam Nzlviglition Coni- ` pany, Iltll., Lower \\`ater Str0et,`(!hal‘- ,Ioltl-lowii at 12 o`clock noon, the fol- ; lowing; properties: - tl) The Oil]-ce Building and premis-
fcs forlnel-ly occupied by the (Thar- ‘ lotlctpwii Steam Navigatioii Company,
‘i.iinilcd, .\lodern Safety Vlilllt.
1:2; Four (4) acres land, Charlotte-
:owii Conipion, Lower Brighton Road.
lil) Four (fi) acres land, Royalty
' l<i;\.<l side ol' North Rivet' Road.
1 iii Two (2) acres land, Royalty. ‘t\'c>=t sillc of .\`liriii River Road,
loiizziig property of E. Bayfield, Esq.
'lk-riiis made known at sale.
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In loving memory of Kenneth Ai" R_ 3EA|R3T0,
tliur Ferguson killed in action Mui---li Auctioneer 30. 1918. 4790-il-31Miiptl.~ ;7[)|;.g.-_j;'M]4i_
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'T Having sold my iarml will sell by public Auction at liampton on WEDNESDAY April 2nd at 1 o’clock P. M. the fbllowing: 3 horses, 1 horse 9 years old, “Brown Mack", l horse 8 years old, “Ranging Duke", l filly 2 years old
“Ranging Duke .
’ `,'[17' Head Cattle, 4 cows, d beef cow, 11 yearlings.
uc to freshen, l farrow cow, l
' U lliachinery consistino oi' Bindcr, Hay Mower, Rake,
Seeder, Disk, opike and sprintf Tooth Harlow, Gang and Single Plow, Grain Crusher, iingline, Pulpcr, Double and Single Truck Wagons, Carts, lirivilig Waggon and Sleigh, Wood Sleigh, Forge, Separator, 2 Sets Driving Harness and work Harness, Etc. Etc. 8 Tons Hay, 6 Tons Straw, 200 bus.
T.urnips. \
. .lf day is unfavorable Salc will be held Friday April 4th
--Terms at Sale.
_ Y O. K. MYERS
I. H. MYERS Auctioneer
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AUTOMOBILE' AND PIANO PRIZE CONTEST
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. Not Good After April 12th
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BARBARNS FATHER AND _
MOTHER COMES T0 VISIT
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ln`§ll the years we had been moi ried, mother liiitl visited us only once. So my delight can be imagined when l received -a letter from her
Saying She -and father would conie and stay two weeks with us. That was so like niotlier-setting the time herself. .and adhering strictly to it She never ownntotl to interfere wit , unyone’s plans.
l was in ii perfect lliittoi' of dellgh
I was so anxious for them to ht baby, so pleased that they wou' know how for more prosperous w were than when they visited us bl fore, when we had been niarripd bl acunple of years. imdlivliigln th
I smaller upart\iient_ ' I "l'll give tliciii just thc very ber
time they evcr had," l .said to iii:
‘self as igaveorilcrs ns to thef
voulfort while with us.
ldid many little things to th
_guest room to niuke it inorc honit like for motlior. It was so muc-
iiioro elegant than aiiytliiiig to whic' islic was act-iil<toiiit~<l. I was llfruid I
[would ninkf- her fccl just a little -
out-of-plliice. So I :idrictl smile “hom cy" toll;-lil-it---a' si-wing basket. l ‘iliblc with gtiotl lliiige print so l wollltl not sli-lilii slip eyes, li coupl of copies ot` her favorite lnilgnzlne, 1 footstool slip had spoken of as bein so coliifortuble nn hor previous visit ifiull, the morning sill* was expo-ctc ld(-\clu>ll ill l» room with some oil' fusliioned rlowers such its wt- hall il
iionlc in the gllrtlcn. l relnrliiliel' tliz’ l our oi' tho lliaills said to ine!
"Oli, wily <lidu't you gvt rosr
or soinetliinl:'."‘ And rather lookc idown on lily kllclicii-gurdcli boi quet. ; Father mill mother ilrrivcii wllf
|tlicy said they would., i llnll D0 suadeci Neil to go with nicto mc- them.
?‘Do plan lo be at hoiiir- to yor
imealg while they are hci'e."lsal
to him while we waited for tho trail
"l certainly shrill do so as fur r
I can. But lllisilieins is business.
cnn‘t neglect it even for them."
"I d0n't extinct, you to." l was little piqucd lit his uiiswcr. "but b at home as much ua possiiile-. Thc will stay only two weclls. Sure’ von can iurikf- your plans to be wit us?" ‘ I Nell matic no uli.s\\'cr. Just thc
'he had spied them. ug they left th train, and lia\`d rushed forward t
meet them.
I was so happy to soo them, fi'
glad they had coinc-, that l forgot al
Iabout our conversation, and tlitl 'Neil had made me no promise to rf main at home while futher und motl~ ‘er were with us.
lt makes liiy heart beat fliste
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I Auction Sale
At Cornwall ' I
l will sell by public auction on ni_~
premises on \’Vcrinosd-u_\-, April flml 1 o'c`lot-.k sharp the following stock ani crop,
STOCK-1 di-iift horse 7 yrs., Atlas'
l colt. 2 yrs., Lucky Jack, 1 colt Bri llsli Soitlier. 1 yearlilig llritlsli Soldier -i cows. duo to freshen in l\/lay, 1 con '¥ yrs.. 5 two year olds, 3 calves. Alai ' some trlioil-9 sheep, ti pigs fat,
i`ROl’~200 bllsh. choice Bnnncl
i :iced oats, some huckwhcut. rluantity oi
‘lia_v, straw, also stung lumber.
'FFJRMS-All sums of $5.00 and
nude-r, cisli; over that amount 9 mos t-redit on approvetl joint notes.
ALBERT HYDE,
I versa enools,
Auctioneer.
4731~3~26niMoliWedThu4l. -
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The undersigned offers, for sale his
farm of 107 acres Vat Marsh lleld, six miles from Chariot tetown. it comprises 95 acres under cultivation, of which 32 ,acres is ploughed ready for spring planting and 12 acres covered with `u. good growth of goft wood. It fronts on the Hillsboro River, having ready access to seaweed, mussel mud, alder mud and marsh nind all in large quantities, There is over 200 loads of stable manure to go with farm. The build- ings are especially good and in ilrsi class condition. A never failing stream of pure water runs through the farm. Will sell at reasonable llgure» to quick purchaser. If not gold by private sale lt. will be offered at auc- tion together with stock. crop and implements, at s date given ister. '
Apply on premises or st oilice of K.
J. Martin, Charlottetown.
J. A. MGDONALD,
Marshfield. P. E' I.
4709-3-25mi0l.
eeoneo»eeeee»sof§£'ie.6lss»`e.ly»;¢\f4-safari"‘
lull Plloucllllrs wut to
-' sv JANE mel.:-is _
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assess
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even yet. when I think of the fuss they made over little Robert. If i had thought min ui, iiiq-st baby in the world before. -I was sure of it DOW. Mother could scarcely bear iilm out of her -arms, although his nurse-one with all the' new ideas oi how baby should be riilscil-frowned
'and shook her head beiiiiid tnotlier's
back.
"It won‘t hurt him to be cuddied
s. little," mother said when l told her. “l feel sorry for babies now days. They are put down and uol eld. They get ‘very liitlcvreul, old ishioned tending. Poor delirs." “But it ia better for the babies ll physicians agree on that." “l don't care ii’ they do. it doean‘t nrt the. mother or thc baby either `o be natural. And it isn't nature' 5 have a baby in thc house and not 'uddle lt."
Itook father and luotlicr out in
he car e-very morning. They were ‘stonished at the styii- in which we low lived. And several times l saw nother look ns if silo were not vholly pleased, But she said iioth ng-not until the night before shr- el`t_ Neil hiid been ollt several night: o dinner. and when I hlid found "lull, ho had been inclined to avi mpnticnt. Hn had also rolue in lout’ lter they had retired. “l should rather lillve ai littlc loss
daughter, and have more ot' my busy ~t1nd's Society," moliicr .said ns l vos helping hcl' to pack up. thc nigh ‘icforc slip lofi us. _
“It lSn't that, nlotlifr. I s<'all‘t'el‘
liink I can make _vo_u ilnllorstand lui Neil is at vcr_\' liig bllsillcsg mar .-luis big deals wliicll dvpenrl upur ini for their .sill-<-mas. lil- online'
'clp slaying ollt'whcn these men arr 'i town." . Father. who had, boon sitting b'
"-itching us. now brokp in: “I h-avcii't said zinytliiiilr. Bah, bu*
‘ly dear daugliter. l ani afraid fo ml and Neil." Then ho said some ‘ling under his breath wnicli sound 'I like “ti house oi' cards." `omorrow--Barbara's 'Parents Ar'
Disapprovlng.
Wieli, Well.
llrooklyn Eagle:-"Tile city of ilor on, thc home of the bean and the c_o~` "hare the cnbots speak only to tb .owells, and the Lowelis speck only lo God,’ has not ceased exultiiig ov `he preliminary conference. 'She ati' Feels herself the Athens oi’ Amerie - ind the Hub of the Universe."
Spanish Flu
Claims many victims in Canada md should be guarded against. MiNARD'$ LINIMENT
is a Great preventative, being ou~ -t the oldest remedies ‘used. Min -rd’s_Liniment has cured thousangli if cases ot Grippe, Bronchitts, Sora ftiroat, Asthma and similardiseaeer L is an Enemy to Germs. Thousand# »t bottles being used every day, for ale by all druggiste and general iealers. ... 4inard’s Llnlment fo. Ltd., Ven-mouth N. 8 .
liuuins
For Steam Communication betweer
CHARLOTTETOWN, ORWELL, CRA PAUD and EAST cud WEST RIVERS
, Department ot Public Works
(lhlirlotteown, P. E. Island
March 10, 1919
‘ stuaimio 'rnnuislus will he recelv cd at this Oliice until noon on Mon day, April 14th, 1919, from any pcrsoi ir persons willing to contract witl the Government of Prince Edward Island to run a steamer of about 20| 'tons registered, and hold ti certiilcat. to carry not less than 200 passeiigeri -ind capable of maintaining a speer not less than 1.0 knots per hour. From di-iAai.o'r'rn'rowN to can
PAND oncr a week.
From Cl-IARLOTTETOWN to OR-
WELL once a week.
From CHARLOTTIUTOWN to EAST
RIVER once a week. From CHARLOTTETOWN to WEST RIVER once ii week. _ For a 'period of live years from thc openiug of navigation 1919.
Parties tendering to state separate
ly for what annual subsidy they will perform the service for a live or ten year period.
For further particulars as regards
the rates for passenger and frieght. also the days and hours of sailing from the respective places, apply to ,this Ofllce.
Good and suilicient securities must
Nba .provided for the faithful perform-
ance of the eontraot_
The Department does not bind itself
to accept the lowest or any tender
L. B. MCMILLAN.
Secretary of Public Works
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GOOD MORNING!
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ANOTHER nice job the Allies have
on their hands is to remove the pest from Budapest, -
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iF you niake ii fool oi yourself ilou't
take it too lunch to heart. The- world is i’ull of.|>eople- wiio are kicking tiieni- selves. .
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THINK OF IT! Two hundred mon
in this city signed the pledge last weel¢.*
*For stronger beor.
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THE PEOPLE who patronize the-
'nali ordcr holmes would seem to be- 'civc in the old saying that “home is lust tht- dciircst place on eortli."
A a iv I
THE PEACE CONFERENQZE niili-.t
tuarantce stable government for thc vzir-torn countries of (‘enti'al Europe. This is only right whcn you think of ho one-liorse inllniilzeineiit tllr~_v‘vfl icon having,
.til lb -i
HEAFI FROM AGAIN
The mail wiio dcclareil that he ould rr-sist everything but tempta- ioii. has come out with n new saying. 'iz., that h9_wo\lldu’t mind obstacles ‘T they didn't get in his way,
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SOUND travels at thc rate of 400 'ird ii sc.cond, bllt there are excep- lnns to the rule: Scandal, 1,000 yards a ccond; Fllittery, 500 yards a second' ruth, 2% yards it second; an ala
’ock, hardly a foot!-Ex,
b is lk
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BEATING oRP|fiEus
Orpheus of old could make n treo or stone move with his music; but
'lem are piaiio-plll_vers who havc iide ivlioler i'-ainllies move.-Boston "rtiiiscript.
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ONE SPEAKER at the recent stronger beer" meeting in referring to lie kind of beer sold in(lhai-lottetown s reported to have said, “It mukfra ue crazy!" And yet he wants it
troiiger. it must have that effect all.
ight.
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A wmren vsnelou
Vial? had a little cold; .
It started in her head;
‘md @V9l‘YWl1ere that Mary wenf That cold was sure to spread,
Tt followed her to school one day;
'Twas not against the rule,
It made the children cough and sneeze To have that cold in school. ,
Phe teacher tried to drive it out, _ She tried hard._ but-kaohno
't rlidn't. do a hit of good,
The teacher caught it too!
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SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE
The young msn sliced into me Jewel- -r‘s shop the other day with a furtlve iir. He handed t/he jeweler a ring vith the stammering statement that he wished it marked "\Vith some -ianies."
“What names do you wish " in-
lulred the Jeweler, in a sympathetii, tone. _
“From Henry to Clara." the young
nan hlushingly whispered.
The Jeweler looked from the ring tc lie young man and suid._in a fatlierly manner. “Taka my advice, youn- lnan. 'and have it engraved simply ‘From Henry." .
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“N0 JOQUE"
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A newspaper editor. iiudlng _that
the letters "f" and “k" werg omitted in some typewritliig copy, wrote a let ter of remonstrance- to the author who had sent it. Th-6 offender re- plied to this note ae fol»lows:- »
"Mr. lEditor.-¢Mistaques are llbahlr
to happen in the best ov regulated pliiiniilies, and to typewriters as well lt is, indeed. la very unphortunat aplinir, but the feph’ and ‘cay’ liavr got damage-d. This morning I caller' at the orpliice ov the gentleman pliroin whom 1 bought this nutphit but I felled to phind him in; in phact. the orphiee boy says he will not re turn phor phour or uve days. I did not iiqne the loox ov this variety ‘ov spelling `rn`y_selph, and consider this no joque but a serious apliali'.-- Plrsithtully yours, J. if-_--."
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THE POLES are certainly a queer-
bunch of sticks.
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.THE CHRONIC PUNSTER and the iiog‘s tail are great wugs.
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THE GERMAN PEOPLE have
,found out thai. the Imperial Engle if oiil_v a mocking bird,
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THE LIFE of a` book agent is said
to be full oi‘ wormwood and gall, bill the wormwood is scarcely perceptible.
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THOSE PEOPLE who are making
all this racket in Egypt are not likely to be niisrnkon for Eg_\'pl,lan mummles.
l DESPATCHES announce that the illuiiizurians have captured Splotoh. ‘ (-Blottlng papers please copy.;
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i IF we dnn't get that Victory High- 'way of course tliere will be tliose who
iwiil refer to the mutter lie ll "highway | .oliliery ! "
2 il #I ID 1 THE KAISER stni~t.cd out to lick pile world in 1014 and there has been I-i.strong teniperance movement sincc
to put the ban on lickel-s generally.
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BASE BALL season is about du
The next thing we may expect is ii
lsuggestiou from seine one that tiir 'baseball lniiguagg should bc taught In itlie schools; , F `
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WE DON’T HEAR much about th lcruian niiv_\' iiowadayu. The sailor. "rroba`oiy have not yet uli0iZ0l\\@\` T0' - ~ovei~eti from tht. cifects of that unac ;'ustolned voylll;c ut-ross the North S91
, -:eine months uE0~
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THE FAMOUS Dr. Mary Walker
the only woman who could consistent- l y “tear mens apparel has passed off the stage of life. "Shu never 2llJD°m` id in pant o' mine," her husband is de clared to have stated, in ieferring tt her dramatic cu\'e1‘l'.
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. REVIVE THE OLD GAMES L
it is pleasing to note that a move-
ment is on foot to revive "good olli sport" in Charlottetown and put the Athletic grounds in shape again. These lines which we penned away back somewhere in the misty nineties will awaken memories oi what used to happen 'nut at these same grounds:-`
THE GAME
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F0i`i!i’-i your complaints
lt's Abiiics -and Saints-~
Torldle out titers lvhere ilw.v‘i-fi lining me lm_- Rililllng out hair - And wanting to oivpmg
Be not disuiayed
At the i-at-kct tbcy raise
Thf* hitlller the racket
The bettci; it plays.
Now rlou't you like it? Thurs what. we suid~-
No! nobod_v's hurt.,
The ball's merely "df:-url!" Yes! Too bmi that fellow
Got spoiled on thlit run
But such tackles as thai
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If youhcltleii me ci-mints
' You meet every day
ln that sort of style .
You’d think naught oi the tray.
"Glad that you came,"
Sn, pardner, a l.
TIIOUKYI l feel its to cry ` When I think of the "try".... Tliut might have been-mv!" ~ "Olil There now he has it,
He’s over the line-~
Weli, sir,` tliat. was well done
l tell you, 'twins line! ‘
Talk ns'they may,
About the rougli"gainel
l'm glad that I came, sir l
. l'm glad that I came!
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*“““ff.\jI§,lQ.°*H\1s§“>'¥ mai-rleul-acl ' rate, she is not iss Fortune. ' - _ v '~ ._s
rl-is xmsen evwiiiice nm ati when me amish .swiped im Lani from him has been unable to llnd mg place in the sun. _ - _ -
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someone axlis ',\vli_iz. has l;e¢.,m,,
of the butcher who uied to"“tlirow 1,,-. 'Smile SOUP bones when you bought 4, roast. Well, ‘last heard from bg ww, ¢ar°i‘\\1lv_weizhlnz the wrappmg pap., in the meat.-mirchange. ` I -,
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Punch
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Whether the years prove mi or lem i.’l'big vow l here- i-el\"<'$i¥'a`é;-- , ltfake you, dea.res;.1v1gr|girine, '
For butter or for worse.
' Auro sl-io-vi ns°l=Le_c1-lop
` L - Ill: , 7' 9 ‘i_:’ _.li
Tho auto show is over, D
A triumph has been scored it nnidc us iliiiil<_wé'il ,nite one Hill. ulils. we can`t a Fowl.
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` CHANGING SEASUNS
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` Full soon the shadetrees will be green, the icebergs will be gone; and we- will push the old machine ncrgmi the whlskered lawn. The furnu¢e_ in ‘whose maw we've burned a thousand tons of slate. will have the rest ii's surely enrnell,,tlll summer pulls its ’1”€'l8lll. Tho day grows long and short ihe night. :intl man may save his roll, ` 'l01` C0U8li up for electric light what
lidn‘t go in coal. We’ll leave the hovei in the bln, among the dust and slate. and in the garden we'll begin to ubor soon-and lute. We‘1l plant the ocust and the iarcii, in which the birds viii slug. and bless the blooming blast.; :t‘ Marvli which ualiei- in the spring. The trees which bear the luscious fruits, wc'll guard from pests und 4-uu.i~es. and gladly plant our gingseng - -oots, and gi-noni our Belgian hares. \h, life ig life, when Spring arrives!
‘io stir the scented soil wefwork our laiigliters and our wives,-and boss hem us they toil! 'Tig grateful to the ~,oul, indeed, it soothes the nerves that che, to watch the women sow the eed. 'and ply the lion and rake. it lieers the heart oi' any man to sit round and smoke," while Julia, .lane nd Mary Ann plant spud and arti- , ;lioke.-Uncle Walt.. _
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Minarde llnlment cures garnet in cows
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MAIL CONTRACT
SEA-LED TENDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be rec- eived at Ottawa until noon. on Friday, the 9th May. for the conveyance oi? His Majesty's Mails, on a proposed Contract for four years. six times per week on the route MlcNeili's Mills Rural Route No. 2 fi'o`i'n the lst Octdb- er next.
Printed notices containing tu\'ilin\'
lnforniation as to conditions of DFG' posed Coiitract may be seen and blank tcrms of Tender may bo obtained ul the Post Ollicos ni”McNclll’s Milla and Portage und at the olfiirc- of the POB* Oflice Inspector. .
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JOHN F. WHEAR.
_ Post Olilce inspector.
Post Olllce lnspectnr'g Office,
28th March, 1919. 41s1-aoil~:lvronal. - ' -'-
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