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it permanent.

Choose here eixactly the type most becoming to your face and figure.

The new welt brim, the snap, CW1. 01' bound edge, in narrower effects.

bright Spring colors.

navy blue.

fit you.

Smartest New

l Top Coats

Every good and popular styles-expressed ill every

good and popular fabric. ' More of

them than most stores-more of the abso- lutely new-—nlore models that will fit YOU.

“The Men’s Store” is the fastest growing store“ in P. E. 1., C021‘?..lfl._i1.l1£LXQl1?ll see why. ’

The new Top Coats at

$15, $20, $25, $35

MOORE a rrtlsoo

UNITED

THE NEW‘ HATS $3, $4, $5. $750

Style is the dominating feature of our new Spring llats, and quality makes

The best range of Men’s Suits

in the Province $15., $25, $30, $35.

Suits in Tweeds of all popular colorings—antl of the new patterns——Stlits of fancy Worsteds and splen- didly stylish stilts of st-rgo ill grey {mil

“The Men’s Store” call “The Men’s Store" can give you best value.

Western Guardian

I —VROBIN HOOD RAPID CHINA CATS, better oats. better Chins. l 2-6-2 wks-

renewal subscriptions.

y £10115.

you need for house cleaning, at

lrohnanwl.

3024-3-9-3l.

l

l -—2 MOPS, HANDLE and oil C-‘lll ,for only 51-25 ut Ilolnialfs Stirri- lniersitle--(‘liarlotic-town. 3024-3-9-3i.

f —-8 QUART .~\ll|lllllllil'i'l Futility l’ol.Olir roi-tular VfLlllB for $1.29. liolmuifs, Match lli to l6. liolnialrs, SummersldeM l Charlottetown-

3024-3-9-3l-

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-SPECIAL BARGAINS ill Iii-v Wop 29m, for sale or Mulch 9 1G. iloliliairs, Summcrsideutilliir- lottc-town.

302i-3-9-3i.

_ —OATS FOR SALE ill’ Albany- ll\ car first grade seed and No. l food dilc in ll. few days. Phone or write ill your orders. and you will

All the l

ybo llotifii-d on arrival. R. A. -\\'ricli| Lclird, (‘.- llcdcqure. 2927-3-6-Ti.

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—WESTERN "OFFICE. -—- The Western Olflco of the Guardian l! ,locuted in tbs liicNelll Building. a Water Sh, Slimrnersida, where sllb- lscrlptions and advertising will be

l received. The Guardian may e ‘purchased daily at

l Office lli the lilcNeill Building or a? l the McDonald News Store.

—-RETURN FROM U. S. lL-Mi‘. Aitkcii lvIcFarlaile of the Kellsing- t toil garage. and Mla-flticFarlanc, ic- ‘turlicd to their home ill Keiisiiiil- ton recently. alter a two months‘ ' lll Boston ilIlLl dillcrclil it- llllg old iiint- frielitls and rclttiivcs.

and durable.

—CO;\IE ONE, collie all to ‘Travel- zlcrs Rest Hall on March 13th. Six- teen women will perform for you at 7.30 p. m. Pop into your sleigh and iconic. Good specialties. Sale of .candy. If not. fi e will hold follow- ling night. 3069-3-l0-2i ‘ _-- - --~--¢0Q»———--~

Eastern Guardian

f . .*EASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. W. (kiln-dock is (iunrdilln Agent ll‘- Wiontziguc land will be pleased to ‘rdceive news ilnlns. advertising, new and renewal subscriptions.

IN lvifiioillliiil

l, THE LATE ‘JAMES BEAIRSTO. ' ' N _ M. D.

Mfany friends of Dr. James Beair- ~dclltll at Winnipeg. on February

9th., at the age of 83 years. Most cf his contemporaries have pass’

‘while to hundreds of others

; Province.

Montrose Notes

llMl-s. Robert Hunter.’ of Bloom-l M11 11nd Mrs. Whitman and little:

. . ,. , lPine Hill», Halifax. At 27 years of» tsundtlyl afternoon. field. 1S visiting in Montrose, tlirgdaushkl Pauline. left age he graduawd from Beuevuei

College, New York City. and he be“ gan the practice of his profession at Rallisay, D.D.. was vc-ry largely at-

guest of Mrs. Robert Hardy.

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EYE STRAIN

We use tnln ndjectlvl ad- vloedly.

Sufferers from Eyutraln may huvil plrfect vlclon and thoroforo do not suspect the prouncc ol any eye detect.

Tho motlvo power o! tho ontlrn human

days ill

IN SIDIOUS

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organism

Alberton last week. thc ILHIOSt of Mrs. Black. l

iago for l-lingham, Mass iinan having received M135 1mm; gm-dy 5mm, a f@-,._-li'llne:ss of his mother.

‘ "We are‘ sorry to report the serious - ' . Mn‘. s; . I m 5 o ls ,,,,’,‘§“g°_,,y,f§j‘ly’,‘,f,§;, ,3 children iverc born to them, Ncttiefbllrlal conducted by Ml‘. N. D. Mac-i

‘ 0 reenmounl‘ h“ widow of Colin Kim; Likevme’ N_ Lcnil, Morticiail. was in the People's,’

‘spending the winter in Florida, been telegraphed for, and is pected home in the near future.

‘till’:Sgggiglllighecllgfllyllllgreliullgiidigll Beairsto took up practice at. Lakc-‘Mwr l‘ few yea“ Sh” "lanml m“, this sonlcwhat [novel mode of travclxville ‘Carleton Co. N. B: his bro-lbw Edwllm Chandler‘ They had a

Mrs. Flora Ramsay is spcndllllli-m- Chqndler.“ (Huh

to

word of the;

‘AlDOTIDH. He was first married to Miss Nel- nf lie Wiggins of Alberton and folli-

u- B., now a teacher in Winnipeg; Mny at home. in Winnipeg: Cecil. who died quite early, and Gerald. farm-

on, Thursday, hflvjng itoba. of the progressive young citi-

Aftcr the death of his wife, Dr.

jthcr. Rev. J. K. Bealrsto being min-

i —WESTERN AGBNT—Mr. Cyrus J. Gallant is Guardian Agent in iliowlsn. and will be pleased m re-l lccive news, advertisting, new and‘

—0UARDIAN REPRESENTA- TIVE for Richmond and vicinity is Mr. Ray Brown, who is open to re- ceive new. and renewal subscripq

—-MOP$. BRUSH ES, everything

b ,w:l.s made on February 14th.

THE CHARLOT

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Can

for

any

ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE S T L t,

i iUUciNTi. ,, i

l" ' TETOWN GUARDIAN

Greater“

than ever

During tla ut th Stale, Brigg’ Seed Co.,.l.ljnlitc)cle,'ziila:ged their field of operation by the absorption of lllq

Company, well and hvorulal known

of Canadians. We up of former friend: o the D. M. Ferry Company and to them and our own cunomen olcr Seeds that have nlwayl been noted for purity and high germin- ation and Service that in now oven better than ever.

1 ' Steele, Brigg’ Scull are 10H every- where in Canada.

/

ndim busineu of the D. M. Ferry

nearly half n century to uandn din pumm-

Wrilc direct for special information.

BRi

a

cos SEED ca; ,

> ' ‘xi A/f/L ‘fr.’ DEulw/i —

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‘parish of Glassville. ‘was married to Miss Belle Nugerit, a teacher in St. John City. Four ‘sons were born of this union: Wil- lliam, Jack (deceased), Harold, prin- iclpal of the High School in Vernon, l, . C.; and Robert, an Electrician coiltractoi- at; Regina. 1 At Lakeville, Dr. Beairsto labour- .ed 27 years, and in 1919. after tho death of his wife, he moved with his children to Manitoba. For sev- ‘oral years past he has lived in re- tirement froili the [iratices of his (Winnipeg.

His son, Gerald, accompanied the body to Lskeville, where interment It is

we weswmiintercsting to notice that the offic-

hating Minister was the Rev. Willis B. Lcard, who said in his eulogy, that Dr. Beairsto had been present .at his birth ili Albcrton. and that ,now he was called upon to offlciate ‘at the last. sad rites of a Christian ‘nobleman, whom to know was to ‘honour and love.

The only surviving l‘l'l(‘.ll"ll)(:l' of the ‘fiiiliily is ills brother, Mr. Robert ‘llenirsto. of Spencer Lake, H. C.

K Among tlic ilcar relatives in till‘: m...

‘Province, nrc lVLrs. Thomas ivluNli-i. ‘Millpcque, a niece, Dr Jame. l1 " iMalpcquc, Dr. Erskine l-Zci". Alix?- iton, Mrs. Preston McNutt, Malpeque land the Misses Fraser. Albcrton. icousilis. Rev. J. Keir Fraser. D. fD., Relifrelv, Ontario, and Rev. -Principal D. J. FTaser. T. T. D.. Montreal, are also cousins.

‘, Dr. James Bcairsto was a very ‘skilfui physician. The latc emin- ‘(tilt surgeon, Dr. James Bcll of the lRoyal Victoria Hospital. Montreal, lonce observed that he was perhaps {the bcst diagnosticinn of any of thc lCOUIIllT doctors who brought pat- ients to him for surgical treatment. But lic was more than a good pliy- siciall. Quite apart from his tech- nical skill he won the confidence of all by his kindly personality. his genial humour, his tinobtrusive icllflSilflll character. thc (iuict. coli- _1'l(l€llt‘(.' with which he went about his work, llir. power of self-effzlce- IlIlC-lll, and his devoted interest. ill

5w have heard “my, emotion of hltuthc welfare of all in ally community

{he served. Hc ivas often spoken of ins “the beloved physician." i-Ie will iCOIIKlIIIIC to livc not only ill tllc

away, bu, to many o; u“. yommm-‘lives of his descendants, but in the generation he is a grateful mclrioigv, _ I {Oastry of healing to

wvhom he was personally tuiknolvlillmm" 311d Sick Pefsmls- lhis nanlc is n household word. cs-i I V Ipecially in the Western part of thisQG°d Phlhlclfln-

wver-widening influence of his min- thousalids of

He was a faithful .'<'lllf)'\\'(‘i‘ of the _ May his spirit ,abide with llS and with those who

1 James Beairsto was born at hlul-iwme all" "5- meque ill 1845. the soil of James; iBeaii-sto, a prolliinent resident being farmer. illiller and merchant comq ’ bined. His mother was Mary Keir, |daughtier of the Rev. John Keir, D.) D.. Minister of Princetown-aild first; Professor of Theology in whatcanlen be the Presbyterian CollegelChalidler

In Memoriani

MRS. JULIA II. CHANDLER

The funeral of the late Mrs. Julia took place yesterday

'I'llc service in Trinity United Church conducted by Rev. E. H.

iteilded. Two favorite hymns "Peace. ,'Pcrfcct Peace." and "The Sands of ,'I‘lllie are Sinking" were sung. The

‘ Cemetery. I The pail bearers were: Messrs lJaines Paton, C. H. I-Iolbrook. E. T.

M; m-ielnas Mum,“ was a visjtofci" and engineer of Northgate, Miin- HlZE-‘i- c- H‘ Blmk- J- J- 301115311111“ to Moergtrose l d i I l . f lh t P‘ iie. ea er ll __ _ _ X-‘llhg Olxcc “glib flllglslsrfuarzxllfailgllldellogg éellllrcll 8.11:] Stftza,‘ cwlli? has beenlpmllll- NW" Swlm- m!‘ "lmfle" land Arthur Bell. After a couple of invited more than once to become “m” being gidays spent in business in Alberton n candidate tor legislative honours.

lC. C. Archibald. Mrs. Chandler was born in River

Julio. Sayre. As a lyouilg woman sht- camc to Charlot- 't

etown to conduct a kllidcrgnrtcil.‘

ivory happy llomc on King Squared FTllC first great sorrow was Mr.‘ about six ycnrsl

iistcr at the time ill the adjol-nmg In 1892, b8

profession, with his daughters ill‘

Nerve Energy.

2 Normal uyu, it la computod utlllzo about 30% of trill Nerve Energy. but when Eyc-

, ntrnln ll ‘preoont, g much larger proportion in required. z Human defective cyan. through their ccnlumptlon of an clo- 2 oouivo nmcunt u! NITVI 8n- onpy may curiously affect thn

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functioning ol other organ: OI the body and produce ill

HAVE YOUR EYEI EXAMIN$

F. Hutcheson

Opcomoirt-r. '

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the winter in OLeary with her, daughter, Mrs. Peacock. Her many; friends will regret to learn that she, is in failing health and. according to latest reports, has been confined; to her bcd for some time past. ‘

A vcry pleasant evening wasl spent on Wednesday last at the hoillc of Mr. and Mrs. Watson Har-l

dy, thc occasion being a party glv-l _

cn by their niece, Miss Beth Clark. The hours pnsscd lilcrrily with gam- cs, music and dancing and evcry-, one seenlcd to be in the happy mood conducive to a successful social ev-g ent of any kind. Towards the close of the evening, dainty refreshments were scrvixi and tile guests depart- ed shortly after midnight, after thililklng their genial host. and hos- tesses for their vcry cordial hospiw

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“H11. MABON

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tallty.

Miss Hilda Gulls. B. A.. recently inspected the schools in this vicin- ity and was welcomed as the first woman to hold this important. pos- sitlcn in this part. of the coilntry. Her visit was appreciated by the teachers. who are always glad of sympathetic understanding and on- couragcnwnt in their dllflcult task oi’ instructing and governing the’ “young and rising generation“ of| our fair land. Rt

Mlmril‘: Llnlnient ‘hills warts. l

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AN 'XCI>_LLEN l" LAXATIVE

llmljlllglllg Upiiiflicr I

Bravcly imc carried on, bring-i up thrcc fine boys. Edwardd

~ Iii-as justly proud.

Iaast autumn she went to Winni- peg to visit her sister there, but illioili. the first of the year was sud-

hy the serious Gordon.

cent she entered P. E. I. Hospital for surgical treatment. Complica- tions sct in after the operation and she passed away Friday the 8th, be- fore Edward alicl Sayre, students in Halifax, could reach home.

Mrs. Chandler was a woman of strong and beautiful character. Her sympathies ivelit out to the poor and sorrowing, blit it was among little children she ulas most at home. For years she had been sup- erintendent of Yhe Primary De- partment of Trinity Sunday school. and there as a trained kindergarten teacher she gave successful, cveil brilliant service.

.Hcr passing leaves a blank in hcr church and tllc community. which will not easily be filled. Her influ- ence will be felt for years to come.

Besides her three fine sons. sllc leaves to mourn one sister. Mrs. Susie Blank-horn of Winnipeg, and two brothers, Robert. of Glovcrs- ville, New York, and John of Ta- coma. Washington.

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M RS- CASS! E BOVYER

i i .\l (lll;irlil|li-i.l\vli Fi-llruary- 2nd liicri- ].| t-d pi-ilrvflllly il.\\'ll)' ‘Mill. (‘as-sin ‘\'l'l' ill Illi‘ Iiilid ycnl‘ (If itLTl‘. The il(‘(‘t!ili~Zl‘(l ll:ltl' ll')l broil ill a irontlilioil oi‘ good health fore some lilmlihs so that tho coul- inc," 01;‘ the L-llll was not flllOgPLllill‘ ullt-xpectcd- ilvr husband Nil‘. (fhiirlcs ilovycr Ill'C(l[‘l'C(lSC‘(l her by nUllIl.‘ eight yers. 'i‘here are li-fi to fondly clieiish he memoliv oi‘ a loving ilnd devot- i-ii ilioillcr four soils and one (tall;- liter IPr-allk llllll Vcriioli in Zilllfoui Alilss. Earl iii New York illid lléll‘l'_\' in lletrioi illfiilllu, Olive Ali's. .\.l .\lt‘l‘lW(!Il Si Poll-rs llfllllfllll‘. Also out: brother and |lll‘(‘(‘ sis-

lli

ii-rs who allure f4‘('llllJ-'. lllvll‘ loss vi-ry l(i‘l‘lll_\'. .\lr.~i llovyci- ivas wcll liilJJVn lhroilglioill tllc whole (‘mill-

ll'_V side and was livid lil the liigli- vst i-sleclli by all- (iriicioiis lli inan- lici" fidi-lidl} lo Jill with a \\':li'lil- l|l'lli‘l for those iii sorrow or \\‘llill silo (‘Iilli‘<'ll'<'(l llt-zsril‘ lo illl ivlio knew iii-r. During ll(‘l‘ days of good health llcr [)l1l(‘t‘ ill tfiv church u-iis rlllltltllll or novel \'i\('illll~ When tli * (‘llll (ll‘l‘\\' liuzir silo li.l'il no fear for llt.‘l' thl-ri- was “no dark vzillcy." Oll yonder fliir Hllllft‘ she saw by fliilll that. home m‘ ililiiiy mansions‘ where those wlimil silo loved long

B. A. Bourgeois El- ected To Provident F u n d . Board

(Moncton Times) For the sixteenth consecutive time. Mr. Bliss A. Bourgeois, Treas- urer. C.N.R. Atlantic Region, was yesterday “ ‘ elected at the head of the poll in the voting‘ for two representatives of the employ- ees on the I.C.R. Provident Fund Board. Mr. J. C. Graves, Travelling Auditor, of this city, received the next highest number of votes. while the unsuccessful candiabes for ofllce for 1928 were: John E. Barry, Sec- tion Foreman, Taymouth. N. B.; Amos A. LcBlanc, Locomotive En- gineer, Moncton. N. B.; George S. Ryan, Conductor, Charlottetown. P. 21.1., and Henri Stroud, Storeman, Halifax, N. S. ,- The result of the poll was as fol- lows: ‘B. A. Bourgeois . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4696

‘J. C. Graves .. 2989 Amos A. LeBlanc . .. 2385 Geo. S. Ryan . 202B John E. Barry . .. 1374 H. Stroud . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 290

The balloting for the rcpresenr

tatlves closed throughout the old Canadian Government Railways system on March 5th and the tell- crs.': Messrs. W. F. Sears, Accoun- tnat; Cecil McManus Conductor, Robt. Nlckerson Machinest; Jasper Walker. Operator; Robert Lindon. Englneman, and Ed. Bclllveau. Track Clerk, all of Moncton. finish- cd the counting of the ballots yes- terday.

The composition of the Board. besides the two representatives of the employees. are Messrs W. U. Appleton, General Manager, Atlan- tic Region, Chairman; H. H. Melan- son, General Passenger Traffic Manager, Montreal; A. '1‘. Weldon, Vice-President in charge of 'I‘l‘ilfllC.

Montreal, who are appointees of the Minister of Railways. l Conductor George S. Ryan, the. candidate from the Island Division» although unsuccessful in the above, election. is to be congratulated oil receiving such a large vote. .__.__i____. ~_-___. i

for lhu

fitill-h sympathy isTclt

pal-cilia, who are auain plissiri;

lllroliiili tlil- (lll-Uil ivlili-r of iifllil» lion, ‘for only flvc yon-rs iillo .ill('_\,' lnilurui-ti tho loss of lhrir 4‘llll‘.“-l‘l chlldu littlv girl lll lirll- seven-til y(‘ll.‘|‘\1l‘ll)3’l' clrclillisinllrcs that \\",l.'\i‘.*l l wry slmllai- to H1080 last llllll now the wound seieillz-i to he oileizled llflicsh, but rvvtz- in their sorrow, they are able to irejolco ill tlie glad assurance that llirlr loved ones are safe in the iii-ms of llilii, Who has said "Sulfur the Little children. loj conic linto inc and forbid tilt-mi not for of silt-ll is the Kiligrlolli of: Heaven". , The reniairs l0ll0\\"‘(l hy zl irootllyl concourse of sympziiliizilli: friends and ifcighbotirs were i'illl\'l‘_yl'ill lo the ll. (l. cciliet...lry at (lrzindl Rivwr. and laid to ‘rt-st hesldi- those |

since ilild lcsl a. while were wail- in-i: to welcome her- Tllu funeral which was a \'i‘l)' llligc one was‘ lll‘l(l on the ilfielliooll of FvllYllilfyl Kill 'l'l‘flll\ the United Church, '.\ll.‘l Slclvtirt. service conducted lly the, paid at very t, bcurers were l-‘rzink l-Igalil. Alfred] (iriiili. Wilfrcil Iilclhiililtl, R. U‘ (fhirk, Guorgi- Jay, ltoss Pigott. l-.i-,

Frorill tributes; wrt-llth ldzi yer, wrcalh l-‘rillik and Busl-llzn,‘ crescent Olive iind l-‘ruillt, crescent Olive and Alllt-ri-

Loving" lillll kind iii llll htlr ways (‘plight and just to lilo end of lllPI“

days I Sincere and true in heart and iliilldl Those art.- the lll(‘lll()l'l(':-i sh:- loll‘. lJl‘lll!i(l. tPiitl-lot please copy-l

. _--- -¢o} --~ ANNE ETHEL WOOD ——-~—~ l

Ycry sulldez.,ly, on lll(‘ lli0l‘llll‘f.‘. of}

l'Ill'-’l‘(.‘(l the lllflli" of .\l.r llrll 3h"! \\'ili‘rle4l Wilod. "lflvtiiie Valle)’. flllll

Aurile- Hillel, ilgtill two years ullll eight-mouths, lvilviiig Ilia inll‘1‘l\l'.-l “ml other lilc-niill-i-s of the flllllll)" stricken \\‘lllllvFJI'l.‘l' by ill.» silildii. . IIIMQS and shock oi‘ tlll- sad t'\'(l1l‘l,; for all though the lltll; one llll(l,| llerri; sut't'i~rirg from a ('i'llll.\_fl.llfl. a doctor l‘..l(l been in attendance. lat the synlptolns uric sill-Ii I

in lic ertircly rccovtluwl ironl hci- sit-lire ., and was being ilressetl

I by llfll‘ nlothcr, ivliel: she suddenly

_ _ A u_._ ,1 i 1 .. >. m“; “.341 Price 85v. l bottle large family size! ‘.2’;- zii .“.§f..;.?i‘,‘ t. ‘hrs... w», wt “v o.» t. When he was convales- ably being the cause. 9°‘

‘ik l't (‘lIlP-ll slink,

, . ' -hlii.el thnt is operated bl ill'll\\‘|lll.{ l.l0' ltev- .\i. ll. (.li.li'illtin who" _ 3 . p“ l high lrmmv m Hwla bow back and inrtll lllont: the t-dizt-

('ll‘Il"lt'l£'l‘ of the di-plrletl The irllllm l‘ ‘Ywohlilfig disk‘ . . . . .

. .. ‘IIYIlIYIKOl-W into llsiliiin h this usi- .‘ l lli - peo ilcs cculctr, .| _ -_ Y ~ ‘ lmmo“ m ‘ I H lmlgoi plilladlilm, u illttzll which rescin-

ller Tlim BIyT/

l Mrs. G. Amos, 35 St. Gogrgo Street. Cllntllam, Ont., writuz-“Lut wintel my three boys bod terrible colds and l-"ciirilzltnv 12th. Thu Aluzltn; of I? mil iczfigltlotntrrlylfizmml '0 Ion‘ w” “l

l-lzillilotl their llttln l\\'il.- (laughter m‘ l‘.- 1 h“ m“!

S l l till“ lgflllld, and I must my that after they] 3* 11 5 - ‘ f , l" "fffifl-“i ‘l1?’ "ill fl ""l"- "l" ‘m 1°‘ ad flilillnd the third bottle they were l m on and aym o “mom she liioruiiti: ill qiimsllon slur seemed gum-Q], 11d g1 m; (musk j

oi’ the little sistsl- who liiid gollul |,,.;0,.,._ MOORE & MCLEOI) LIMITED Gun, Till!‘ isllb-liuillr-"ws were .\I(‘SSI\ ('lll\l‘lOll(‘l0\\'fl, l’. I-I. I. (Elli.

Frillrk lliicllougall, llarolrl llrilwlil Solid lllc new Wall I‘. i ‘z Ixl ’

Iliirtlhi-d. Ellie; and Wtlsltyv llilligzliil To M,“ l l J 0mm

'l‘lic Floral 'l.l‘ll)lll.i.'.~l included ll Nan“, i

‘wwmh 1-1.0," H“, T. “chops and 1m“ I . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . , ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ,

ils oi‘ Tyne Val y sclitlol. ll j l‘. 0. Address . . . , . , , _ _ _ , , _ , _ _ _ _ _ , _ I _ _ _ _

(Ircsccllt .\i'r and M 11-‘ .\. \\'. Miliiizilli , I ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " Spray .\lr imd Mrs ll, (Tla-ili-y. j Province . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..». . .

<4>-——-- 'l‘o save spat: ill small iipartlnl 1i clothes wzishllip," iliachinc lltivi & but one leg has been ileslgricll, the,’ Charlotwlown ' ' ’ ' v P: B‘ l.

device llfl-lllq; partly silpportctl by u]

For solving gross seeds i't'(‘lll_\‘ H11 PJ-it-llislrlllalr lilis ilivl-litcd u ma.

Two ‘scion-fists of the Flilvv-rsily‘

of lh-rlin claim tn have trullsturnlvtl

bles platinum.

llll Terrible Golds Thai ilung 0r.

"Iwoattomydruggiot mdlicukod

Dr. Wood's Norway ' Pine _ a Syrup

"I told him I had not, but that

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“I will never b0 without ll hoitlc of; Dr. Wood 'l' on hand."

, Limited, Toronto, Out.

YOU- l' DION“? KNOW YOU A. BUTLER‘ $HE NlLV-BTNFT

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l NEVER M/UZ A BUTLER" JIGGE ' SHE. TOLD ME l’ WHAT TO DO 5Q I'LL FAKE THROUGH IT ALL RlGHT-

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For a monfs‘ jobs‘. aground ' I lhie

Grlragt UJQM-ln some of thc fincsr garages ‘of the country they ll5(_' t V‘ ‘ Vaseline‘ ' Pctrolcumjclly foriubri. CHIC-II PUFPOSCS, iflll PICVCIII TIISI “Dill forming on nickel parts of tllC botlv by an occasional polish with ll soil llanucl cloth and .1 littlc "Vast-ling- Jclly.

Remember when you buy that the trademark “Vasclinc" on the label is your assurance that you arc getting rhcgcnuincproducr of Chcscbrough Manufuc. curing Company, Cons’cl., 5520 Chztbot Ave, Mon. trcal, Canada.‘

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PETROLEUM JELLY

HERE'S nothing like “Vasclinc" Petroleum Jelly for lubricating pur- poses armuld the housc. Use the tubc, it’s handler for:

Lubricaliond‘ V asclinc‘ ‘jelly is an cxccllcnt lubricant for all kinds of liouscliolll nlzicliincry. it won't drip ;|S oil docs. Usc it on washing nia- cliincs, electric swccpcrs, dish-wash- ing machines, phonogriiphs, ctt‘ Sporting Equfpmeirt-Tti prcvcm rust loriiliilg on golf clubs, gulls, skates, SlULl-TUIIHCFS, ctc, covcr with a lllyci‘ oi’ “\'.isclinc" _]cll_v before putting tliciii away. Tllc same for Gar/In: l/l/[llr/rlenli" and [Vila/aw Jcrruii.

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WRITE ‘YOUR name very pinin- ly on the coupon below, cut. out and mall to us, and we'll scnd you the blksest. bvst, moat.“ onolnical WALL raven cars in Canada. 85 new ileslgns, prices based on double roll ni‘ 72 sq. yards.

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,“Carload Arrivals i Next Week” ’

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I car Cracked Corn and Cornmcal. 2 cars choice Pressed Ilay,

1 car N0. 1 Western Oats.

I Carlilad oi‘ Flour and Feeds,

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Also To Arrive On Tuesday, March 20th. - '

1 czlrloall finest quality IIorscs.

These are well broken stablcd horses, and selected for us by =1 real Judge of horses. We have also on hand n nlcc pair oi’ Island bred. four year old Percheron grille Geldings for salc either single or as a team. We handle all kinds and (‘IQSSCS of horses. llenvy Drafts. Chunks, Trotter‘; and

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_ If wc have nothing to suit you we will gct you one at a "BM Drlilv- We will sell at n small profit for quick sales. Come early and gel. your pick.

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C. E. PRATT & SON St. Peters.

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