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Ma-non 16,1911

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__V5O,i_lOO boit_es._givén 1,' away to all who

apply.

I Flohn A. Smilhund his Remarkable

Rhcuuiutisiii l?en't-il y Cured

» Himself First null now l’ur-

poses to Cure the \Vor!d.

'A Box of this Great Rtnieriy Mail-

ed Free to any Siilleriilg Reu-

AIDNTAGUE, SDURIS

AND IiING’S CDUNTY

0 _ __ _ __ 'iirazairi'x;;'xs:;'f;"';a;.f";;";;:;;;;

--' who is ill with pneumonia, is improv-

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. _ __ ' .=-.Inst-~m.~miteneii, vmnge omnnng. J. _gf 'was visiting in Georgetown recently. __ _ _ °-*

...The many friends of M. F. Acorn,

'Souris, are pleased to see him out .again after a severe attack of la grippe.-J.

...lllrs. James Rourke, of Brudfncll.

died yesterday morning, B805 79- Funeral to Brudsnell cemetery on Friday.-M.

...The many friends of Herbert Mc-

llntyre, Souris, are pleased to see hifu .back again after a short visit_ £0 friends and relatives on the north side. ’-J.

...An epidemic of measles is PNVP-1'

lent in South Lake. The entire fam- lily of Robert McLaren are ill, but ini-s well attended by Daniel Fisher. »-J.

...George McDonald, New Harmony.

_whlle engaged in cutting lumber in _his woods a short distance from h_.s borne, had the misfortune to have IHS

, Point who has been ver ill is slow-

..Z’!l|i‘lnning Daily Guardian‘ean

'bs obtained at W. A. Jolmlt.one'|. Montague. I-Idrtf.

...J. J. Beaton's daughter of East.

. Y »

ly recovering.-J. . .. _ ..

...Services Holy Trinity, George-.

town, Sunday, March 19, eight o.- clock a. m. and seven o’clock p. rn.

...William W. McNeill and -Alexand-

er B. MacNeill, Village Green, were visitors in Georgetown SundsY. ell- route to Regina, N.W.'I`., by the Earl Grey.

consented to act as Guardian r_0l1l‘°' sentative, all news, advertising ihd' subscriptions in Bouris and vicinity should be handed to him. 8-10drt!

- ...Martin mmnnnn, ;aonts~'gn¢,' im- ing consented to act as Guar¢luln're- presentative, all news, advertising and subscriptions in Montague,” and

...F'. G. Jordan, Bo\l¢'1l,` having.

froom for improvement, advising

der who will send Name curl _le

g broken by a falling _tree. Surgi-

cal md was summoned at OnCe Bild

Address. Dr. A. Mclean ol Souris vt the

` 'mb. \\'l:en last reported he was

‘ "_°*' resting easily.-J

Cured Many Cases of go und .io

- -*-' _ s

ng.",.Iohn A. biniilh of IrIil\\'uuki-r- ivuiilsil’ 'everyone to try his r1-|uf_-1li'furtln- nun- of a_ rheumatisni at his t~.\nr»n_»i- l~'r»rthnt r.»=i~ "‘ bn 119 purposes to distribute- '-',llo’ll'l'f>.~;p‘ boxes among all persons ne-liililll: h§in_ I’

...A rather serioug_accidfe_nt.dwsssr;i;r- V- V~ on “-

` Years Standing. ,§(,;;:l`\v,l?ll;:rt:§;itli3tMcl&;:?d{n, Kingysvlinro,

as returning home from Souris Wil!

load of salt. and wdilehcrosgiug

_ _';l ‘c thesei sa

(ln the theory "tll:n~<»f»iui' l“ ""1"" miditifi. Tlirgdholsi became ueimanagr-

ble and was running for Y-he 099° aww and was calmly Bt0Pl7€l‘I by B .stman who thanced to be DMSIUZ my within A few feet of the dansef

'liuilt---I-

...Lauchlin .\icPherson of ValleY5@1d~

lhgrl 3 most miraculous escape from

Deformity of ilu Hands in General Chronic Ariicular Rlieumafiom.

tbcli address. Mr. Smith had suffered nil th_-; 1|,:on,\ and torture- fiom rheumntism, trier. ill the i- ln--11.(-s l-;no\vn and rs.-t ut- !f~rl'.' !.~.i-11.' » 1 wi i- '2'*l.

Ai :.'w--- 1-- 1 .-0 lit-lnless that ho had

to t.-\- f~ ;. r :iii<l_ alter considerable dot-i .:_"|:_ 'l '- .' e .ip in tif.-snuir.Hcbrgun ntuug. fr: ' t _-- c:iu~i_e of _rheum_atism and -1 ;-xperimruting, linn ly iou.~t.. -- J. iz._.iion ofdrutrs which colrr plef_»-.;.' cw. :.1 'i.¢:l_. 'l'he result was so be- nslic 'vf »-ntlre ~\y_=trm that he culled ll." " ' '_»' 1- =.‘|i.-.l_\' "f_-lluriii 'I`o:i|c" 'l ln... .-V. .- ' -, -~'.v»".».= '- ul n'~'!l\-

ti-:rs _.=. 7- __ ' . . .. r- 3 _ .'.~~~.' - ..: ,~ _;; -.._' -ll-.is ».n-l sic.s »-f marl. She left

L-mn. 'E-_.rev lf'.: f-fun 4 in.-ru-1 s ' . _ - "

f-fer' -.lsr v.» l

_ _.r _.f.-..r\; __ (uw,-L ;-.-- uf-1 li_.|. und a

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li»i‘.'n\:V--I ,,,_-.;.. ,-,-. lori.".- ui .1 .. _ -i old ;;.'r:t1».-:'.:ui frolu:~--f_.i- _ _,-_ »'.,~»t-< iiiin nayiiii; if Mr. hiuil.: \."' '<a.i' him 2 i-'nln|:li_~ ho woulriti';.'.i, »-.L hc had sulforiul over thlr'ty_‘;onr:-= .intl \\':i~ii.~rl ii fortune with doctors and nfl\'iri_isetl reiiu-dies, he WO_\1l(l_n`¢ bill/ n|i_\'lhinl: lrioro until he knew it Wu- 'wi'-rt'i -'oiiii-iliiii;;.’l`llessiinplc wslp sl.-nt ll-- pnriililiserl more :ind the rc~ Bu twus iistonisliinir. lie will cempletl-ly cured. 'lliir i.'uvelvli'. .Smith si inuviileii and t_i'.'i»~r slum- that time he has bl-on lending out_frt-o sample boxes to ull who lpllly. A! .\zitloii:il .vlilltnrv llfmiv, Kan- sas, it cure-rl n\'<»~teran of rhoumatlsln in Iilolnnd km-1-s. In llaiinnlf»rr_l. N. l-:ik , it curstln glfiitleliiwli who \\'i'iu_-sz “::`l|i<:|- tnkliighllorui ’l`- uzcl :iln as :;iig.~,»li-e :i». ii bog." In i-§lo_\'iif-r.1)iii.,il f-nwlill-il .1 lriil' to lsc_;ifd fi]-r cr\lic_lil~q_ ln \\'estcrl_v, R R. g. No.1., il c_|ir('tl n _lnrnlol 72 years old. In ounlain City, Wm., it f;urt»cl::|i old iferitlcninii alt-.-r_ sufivrini; :ul _v.»;l¢-5, ln

oalln.()rl-gf.-n, ltnurr.-il li lnd_\ 1:; _\»-nr.-4

of ewhn had siiflpretl lor iliirf_v yt-urs. Inyirriner _ lnwn, it cured n l:id.v lifter lu eri_nli thirty four yr-urs. ln lilni Gro-.1-, Wil. L) oria'lonic”cur_|~d ii severe case of Sdlntica. Even prominent physicizini-i had to admit that "Gloria ’l`ouic” is a

Fahd succes;-. among them Doctor quin- ero of_ the Lnivt-rlit,\‘ of Venezur- ii to Whom it was recouinif-nd:-<l by the United States Consul lnhun<l.~-ds nf other in- stances the result h:\.~; bc:-ii th»- ';unu_~. lt girld |nan5'_car:es_\~{liich defied Hospitals.

rugs and l:.li-c-tri_cxt_~.', among tht-in er-

sons of upwards cu:_hty yearn of ng:-_ gf,-, Smith ivillsenil a trinl box, also his l!lus- trated book on 1'lioi:i1i:\,ti»lu, iillsrill-toly free,o! f:h:ii'gL-_to nn_v_ rlendcr of 'L no Liuaiv- dlan for ht~_ii-| ai'..\'_|ou:4 that I-\'r-rylmfly shuuld profit by his gooil |'ul'iuno. Mr, Sniftlfs address in full is:

JOli2\ A. S.\ll'l`ll,

776'L.i|l1¥ Bldu.. \Viiiilsor, Ont

St_. Patrlck's Day. You will need

a sow silk har. for the parade on th _‘I 7th. ue have them ln latest styles. Get yours llere.~Prowse

BIOS Ltd. 3.|4d4|_ c

' 4 Klnne street fell and stunned Ed-

Seo our'New Dress M usllns and

ilatnl injury on instant death a few lllnys ago. While in the act of stell' ping on a threshing mill f-hc _-.\"rit-rl broke and a small piece struck _lnnl on the shoulder and arm and in- ‘flu-t.~<l sonie severe bruises. A large ipiece of the broken wheel passed over 'toe roof of the barn about twenty- 'iive feet high. The usual excitement ffollnwed and in less time than if 'n-nnln take to ten it the mill was stwpped in the usual vljay and'_Ml` MC- I-‘herson can now hardly realize that lit uns not all a dream,-M.

BHUBE AGAIN

ll LUUISBUHG

SYDNEY, March 13-The steamer

Bruce arrived at Louisburg this af- ternoon alter a rough passage from lst, J0hn'n, Nha. She encountered ‘heavy gulf ice practically the entire trip, and was delayed for many hours oil Scatterie. .The officers state, however, that the ice ‘appears to be |getting lighter, and another week [will render the passage less difficult. Sue landed B large number of l>L1SS'eH-

§,,,_,~,.; i.." _~l .5--1..'-'_~' ll--S €‘»'en~n:_'

_ui',,t» .l-_nntity oi mails.

BEAR UNDER SCHOOL

DELAYS PUPILS’ WORK

REDDING, Cul., March 12-A bear

has been found to have hibernated all winter under the schoolhouse in the Ellis district, eight miles from Mill- ville.

For several days last week low

growls agitated the teacher, Misa Mabel Covey, and the children, who finally concluded a wild animal was underneath the house. A dog was sent, under, but he came out howling and scnmpered 'off home.

The teacher and children then

thought they would make noise suffi- cient to drive the animal out. They rang the bell, hammered on the floor and shouted. All the commotion made the animal growl all the fiercer, but it came far enough out from the darkness to show the teacher and pu- pils that it was a bear.

William Wagoner, school trustee,

was telephoned to. He called the Board of Trustees together, but when the next day they went to the school- house the bear had disappeared.

The trustees have ordered the

achnclhoiisc boarded up securely un- derneath the floor level.

CALLS WITH BILL AND

CEILING FALLS ON HIIA

NEWARK, March 12-Part of the elllng of a restaurant at 222 West

vicinity should be handed /to him.

I-911111.

...The follov-'i were recent arrivals

avthe .\fcDona d Hotel, Montague: P. H. Dawson, Montreal; S. A. I-Iiltz, Halifax; F. D. Chisholm, Montreal; C. Sutherland, North Sydney; Thos. Horner, Quebec; Aeneas A. McDonald, Charlottetown; Jas. B. Keenan, St.. John; P. J. Vessey, St. John; C, B. Stephens, Montreal; T. C. Edgett, (.‘ha.rlottetown; J. C. Watson, Mon- treal; C. W. Spiers, Toronto, A. J, Webster, Montreal; W. A. Pattison, St. John; F. B. Armour, Montreal; L. B. Forsyth, Toronto. M.

WOULD HAVE MARRIED _

WOIEN ALL TATTOOED

CHICAGO, March 12-Harem skirts,

Iiohble skirts and other similar nov- elty styles were thrown into the shade today when a native Methodist minister of New Zealand advocated. the tattooing of married women's china and lips in order that the men might know they were married. He Svoke before the Cook County Teach- ers' Association, and said that when he went to Washington he would visit President Taft and advocate such in- novation for general information of the young men regarding the "singu- lar or plural state of the women."

The speaker was the Rev. Francis

Rnwel. His subiect was "From Canni- balism to Culture."

"I think this is a magnificent cus-

tom," said Rawel, as lie caused to be thrown on the canvas a picture of a New Zealand woman thus tattooed. “These 'marks are put on the chin in order that the young men mav know that a woman is married. When I go to Washington I am going -to suggest this to President Taft as a very con- venient manner of conveying informa- tion of the women's married state."

l0A.3llI PUPILS ENROLLED-

IH IIO\lA SCOTIA SCHOOLS

HALTFAX, March 13-The report of

‘rho :um-rintei1<lent~of education, laid on the table of the house of assembly today, shows a total enrollment of 104,341 pupils in the common schools, night schools and academies of Nova Scotia. There are in operation, 2,579 common schools. Of the 1,804 school sections in the province, 111 sections are without a school, an increase of seven during the year.

SECOND DAY OF SEED FAIR.

(Continued from page 1.) duced. His address vids freely dis- cussnd and much information was elicited from both address and dis- cussion.

Harvey ilntcheii, of the pan-y

_Brant-h, Ottawa, addressed the meet- ing nn Dairying and his remarks were interspersed .throughout with the most valuable information. A discussion followed this address which was freely participated in by many present.

A large number of farmers and

citizens attended -the' meeting in the Market mall last night, the building being filled. The first speaker of the evening was Rev- P. D. McQuigan, President of the Oen-tral Seed Fair Association. He briefly welcomed the visitors to the Fair and told of the difficulties encountered' by forefa- thers when they first set foot in P. E. Island and of the dlflerence be- tween farming of that time and that of the present day. He also showed the necessity and 'benefit to the farm- er of 3 knowledge of the soil; how to treat it in order to produce good crops. He then explained that the occupation of a farmer at 'the pies- enl: was one that required good educ- ation and much skill, telling them it

t a ll -

Mr. Alward of King’s County. N~

B. was next. He said the grliifl PTO'

duced on P._ E. Island was of the U highest, standard and told the farm- -tl ers to be co-operative, to give one G_ another all possible inf°rmBU°" in Homes wright; 1, John H. Gui and Any other variety white onts-1, all lines of agriculture work. He sta- S ted that the farmers of Canada Pro- F

.Science Department and. looked for-_ .*_i!’4 to"thb_ time when he could again welcome them to Charlotte-` town. The President then introduced `llr. Deedmfiysr, American ccnsul, who held the close attention of the aud- ience. profusely _praising the farmers of P. E. Inland and speaking in high terms of the exhibits. He said that the farmers of this country were wide awake to the necessity of prloperarsrb ,cultural education ssj was evident by 'the' Interest taken 'in th`a'Seed Fairs, telling .them of advantages _secured f_ro_m, the scientific methods adopted at the present _'time by the inrnisr and of the success' derived from tbel use of improved machinery. He show- -ed that,” while there were less people 'qigaged-lnffarmlng now, the D110-l ducts `1rers_“-'tw'loe\_ aa much as they were tan years ago. I-Ie bespoke _a bright future for_the tiller of the soil.

Mr. -Mitchell of the Dairying De-

land herds and said there was still

_farmers to keep record of the amount produced by each individual _cow of the herd in order to know which was paying him, and to get clear of those h t were ot worth keeping

duced three times the wealth produc- E ed by the other industries of the

best he had ever iudgcd. He told of B the closeness of the exhibits and of

the difficulty in judging ' '

that aa_well as producing good seed A and good diary herds to take into

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` V Gélfll

Restores Calor to Gray or

Faded hair-Removes Dan - druif and invigorates the Scalp -Promotes a Ioxuriant, healthy hair growth-Stops its

falling out. Is not a dye. i

SIU) and at Druf,Stores or direct npon

recap: nf~_;:_i'_i_1;e:\;g__;I_:l as nnréie. sind lllocgir °i~i2'lf°..k. N. .\_`,u.s.A. " °°° "_" " RBFUSB ALL SUBSTITUTE8

For sale and recommended by E. A. Foster, Sunnyside, successor to A. W. E Reddln. `

.tu

partment, Ottawa, gave the farmers S _ mu-¢h.vgm¢d1n1prmation. He spoke Aiken; 4, Ben). Mellett; 5, Capt. well of the showing mode by U19 IB* D

as tin was n ve.»y'i.np.,.-m.t‘1.»n;z, nsnlfutiistt; s, r. sninnm

_ 7" 1 ' _

_ Mrs. Wm. L0w'i¢I\ll‘; 6, \f!l,,~I.'H. lie-

anlf e :ood purine business- ` R“iu°°'m°' 4’ W' J' Gm°“' Hmm Kifmlnrved Cherry-1‘ Hrs. R. 0

Mr. llnthieaon spoke along the some field. _ ' - G

lin

mittee for their hard work and for

the gi-ent success nttninea by it. Thema-n: 2. James Simpson: 3. 11'# L- _T

s, city; z, ms. _af

as as Premier Hansard quite agree-_| Any other Variety White Oats-1, ,M° _ Ju_ EMM,” _ 4, f "_ A_ ins with him in many thinss he e!l°' D- P R°"` ' 5°” H' °°‘“'t’ D” sxwni-t; 5. Mn.-_J. K. 9**F|\7; "6,

praised the judges and the F'air com- aldstong' 8,_'Jafm£s__L§_9I.,9'_0d, lGQ!T!P5|d; _“rm _,_ “_ uc _ __ Zi

muh Tuudm 0°t°_1' Fwd Bm Preserved _HU2"G_\`o.

lo 2 Miss garet Melil

last speaker of the evening was I-lon. Rodd, ~ _ _ ia “ings H: Henderson,-Upton, Boadlxl'

herd!

. Richards, Commissioner of Agri- ” _ _

gal

Black Beauty or Old Island Oat-9-1. »

~ ' .- ir- K sts ir; -Vis, lun' '

ure who told of the good results Wm. Kain, Summerville: 2. FNG B“_1' rm” n y br

ed from the production of pure man; 3 John Corrigan. Traoadie Geo__g°__own_ __ _ ________,~ ____

n B»L¢WAA‘t;_ C, MIB. D. W. MOM,

seed and also of the importance of Cross; 4, G. W. Aiken.

. » dstmberry-1 ' ”.-1,

live stock to the farmer concluding Two Rowed Barley-"1, J. H. Gill & _RP1_`;5_*:'_¥_°__ 2__’§¥.._ _E_ _JJ __<__-L

li! advising the farmers to stick b Son; 2. Jas. P-_Du8Ka.n. B¢'df°l‘d1’3. M-

s. w. n..Pr6w$e; ~ 4,’ .-

the farm and by diligent pursuit of John Cook, Little York. 'Mm 5_ Miss mggle M ___ _

his calling become a prosperous and Six Rowed Barley-1, Fred Bulman. _J‘:_s_ _,_ McL_ean_ _ _

. . _ . M _ _

indepmdgnt man, _ _ Rusticoville, 2, W. J. Gibson, 3, J- _, .1. Ml _ _,._k_.

The following is --the prize list tolH. Court. .2 Mlrmdaae- ' P' nl

Mrs. J. H: G_i_ll:'3. Hrs.--m

datei HAND snnncrnn ` '!i;>11°. CNY; 4- 14"- Df- 5¢°".§¥‘.¥

ons. _l calm in siinsr; ‘M

s. J. R. Allan. _ _ ' ‘ mit July-1.1~Mn. ~.r.~»n:~ciii;¢z

nennt- af om inland-1, Wni. Kain. white 0.- mn i-yin wheat-1. Park. ilf°~_ DP- B*°"”f= C°ll°lIrf

Brke. Black Any other variety (named)-

Heniy Powell, Tracadfe;

B. C. Hardy, Union; 5, Duncan

Shaw, Winsloe; G, Charles Carter, Winsloe; 7, R. B. McMillan. _

3. 4.

BARLEY.

inner-.-i`...,' '.», Peter Brodie; a, G. w. Mcintyre, Bedford; 2 H. Mniun1au;3. C

Jos. A. Hughes, Bedford. -’

son; a, Jnn smith, io nun House.

Any C'th_er Variety Wheat-1. M- Henry, Southport; 2, Duncan Stew--‘- art. Southport; 3, John Munn, Marslf-_

field.

White Banner Oats-1, E. T. Mul-

li 2 Frank Mui' Augustine

ity, 4, Mrs. J. R. an.

white H at-.in ' wheat-i, i-1. 'r. Mni- .‘ ' - ` " '- ‘ un Dnnntlisnnlge; 2, J. H. Gui ii. ‘WHY D0_C I.

ZAM- 'I

-i_-

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A Chat With Mothers.

‘Whenever my children hanzgw

country. L ' _ _ E.

Mr. Innis, also a. New Brunswick M

mani said ths_ seeds were the very H

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Premier Haszard in a _short speech, _,_

praised the committee in charge of H_ Com.t_ Donamstom 5_ L_ H_ the Fail' and ldvised the farmers roster, Mnrnnsein; ls, Benj. ivieiiett;

_ _ M

Consideration the producing of beef

' ; . Ph . ' ,_ _., _

'rwn mwed~1, w. H. P. cook, Lit- czve; 3. nnntnn stewnllft. ' ' Hare PIM". °11'==f. Of “fn ’¢=°uf>lei.

e York; 2, J. H. Gill and Son, Lit- Ligowo Oats-_1;'B`enj. A. Mellett; 2, i. Y - y 1_- ¢ York; 3, A. E. nenenn, Lot ie; 4, w, J. N. Gin, Pleasant Grove; 3, J. ways depend upon lt doing what is

W, Aiken; 5, Wood and Son; 6, A. McLeod, Darlington. needed.

e ask for Zam-Buk The can a

so nays Mrs A. Ales, of 110' onst-

nn; s, w. H. Mncrngnr, not is; 9, John VH. Gui and Son; 2. Richard hum Street. Montreal. -

red Bulinan, Rusticovllle; 10,

J. Creed; 3, Jas. Essory, Union.

A missionary writing from th;

ssory_ Union Road. Black 0ld0Is1nnd Oats-1 and 2, West Coast of Africa, says: “Ons

Six rowed-1, Fred Bulmnn; 2, A. Peter Brodie. b0 W1'|0 W8-S treated 101' B DMI

McILsan;_3, P. Brodie; 4, E. Lund, Black 'Tartarlan Oats-1, Ira L. of

t. Herbert; 5, Benj. Mellett; 6, Rodd; 2, Patrick Mclntyre, Bedford. I _ _ orace` Wright; 7, T. J. Wigginton, Collection of shea! each- of wheat, The 'green medicine was Iam.

Y 'S030 ulcer, came back recently: anhigald, like best that green med ne.'

ridgetown; 8, Jas. Jones, Pownal. oats and barley--1, John H. Court; 2. BUk~"

Buckwheat, Silver Hull-l, right; 2, Cephas Mellctt, Union;

_ E. McLean; 8, Wilfred Godfru

¥SP“P@

Plas. P. Duggan, Bedford; 3, J. H. Gill & Son; 4,'W. H. P. Cook; 5.

W. Murphy, Augustine Cove; 4, . Richard Creed.

Collection-Institute against insti-

tute, sheaf each of wheat, oats, bar- so ley, buckwheat, and 5 bus. potatoes a

Now why should children, all~'-the

world over, show such a marked preference for Zam~Buk? `_"

Children like Zam-Buk because, as on as applied to a burn, a cilt, or sore, it stops the pain and- than

arshfield; 9, Wood & Son. each of Mclntyre, 'Da`kota, Long gradually, but surely, it heal's.'As

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HAND SELECTED GRAIN.

Buckwheat, any other variety-l, White, Round White and Rose ’l`yP€S- so W. Murphy; 2, Peter Stewart, 1, Tracadie Cross Institute; 2, Excel-_ is

rudenell; 3, Richard Creed. sior Institute, Little York. play and leave Zam-Buk to finish od

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on as the pain of a wound or sore relieved a child can go on with its

the healing. , _-_ Mothers might look a littlé"`muro

deeply into the action of _Zam-Buk.

White Fyfe Wheat-1, A. E. McLean; ' Pickled Onions-1, Mrs. Geo. Tay- First, it is highly antiseptic, Arjan"

2, Fred Bnlman; 3, Penelope McKin- lor, Central Bedeque; 2, Mrs. William as applied it stops -all danger -fos-

non. - Lowther. Cornwall' 3 Agnes Wil- t

ring, blood-poisoning and gylain-I

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White Russian Wheat-l, J. H. Gill liams, City; 4, Mrs. D. W. Morrisey, mation. Second, it ls soothing. ,_It.

& Son; 2, A. E. McLean; 3, E. T. Georgetown; 5, Mrs. Dr. D. A. Stew- cools the wound or sore; sllayl"i:hs Mullen, Dunstaffnnge. art, Georgetown. irritation; stops the pain and smart-

White Chad Wheat-1, Duncan Stew- Sweet Spiced Pickles-1, Mrs. Geo.

art.

Taylor; 2, Mrs. D. W. Morrisey; 3,

ing. Then thirdly, it stimulates the cells, beneath the injured part, to

Any other Variety Wheat/-1, Peter Mrs. Dr. Stewart; 4, Mrs. William healthy action, and causes the speedy Jackman, 'Village Green. Lowther; 5. MP5- J- H-' Gill. Little creation of new, healthy tissue.

White Banner Outs-1, A, E, Mo- York; 6, Mrs. Jas, McLean, City.

Lean' 2 D. P. Ross Aiken'n Ferr - 3 Canned Pears-1 Mrs. J. i-l. Allan burns or cold sore or eczema ul-

nnnire Jon.-_~i, Pownal, 4, Duncan Fovehead: 2. Mrs- Jus. Essory. Un

Just try Zam-Buk for cuts, or

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- rers, rushes, bad leg, piles, vaill

Stewart, ion; 3, Mrs. J. R. Allan; 4, Mrs. D. -ilcers, or any iniIamed'or`°dip‘sm

White

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Mrs. ,John H. Gill.

Preserved Plums-1, Mrs. L. B. Mc-

Millan City; 2, Mrs. Jas. Tait, City- 3, Miss Mary D. Schurman, Central Bedeque, 4 Mrs Geo. Taylor; 5,

c- W. Morriser; 5. Mrs. Geo. Taylor; s, ennaition of the skin. -Itawilleee will

'highly snugly yon. A11 ai-nggistn nnii 'stores 50c. box, or free from Zeni- Buk Co., Toronto, for price. Refuse harmful imitations and cheap, worth-

__ less substitutes. -_ _

'fini Ro

We are sole agents for P. E. I. for

no tri-P

at I-Zc per Ib. base.

Payable ]uly ist, speci

it is most suitable to you.

al discount 'allowed for _ `

Beat American Lobster Twine 2| and 24 -'I'h'reuI~ per Ib M

° ’ .1 . ,. . J _- -J ' bid’

cam 1;I_:I_lf___'I3_/;_r:;_from us and we will Itnit it into Heads af a charge of one

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Motor Beal Supplies

UALITY

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`CASl-I. _ » _

_-" If you b_ook _your order with us NOW we will »

_ I guarantee this pnce.against decline. Send us`your - ,'

_ order n_t once and run no risk of an advance in _' ’ '

price. lou can take delivery of your rope whenever

~ annum; Nrrs

Volfss prlnclpnlly ln roso and :V paisley effects pronounced by b many he cialnrlest that have ever

been lm orted hors and v

P ' ory

correct this season. Prlcos 366, b _

42° and 506 yd__pnt0"S_ 3_|d__f_ _sIi_ud was talking with the proprietor.

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At the smallwaros solo. you

will find o big assortment of front pad hose supporters. reau lar25c for 200.--Moore 0. Mo l»00d. 3 l4iIt.f.

"3 tins "Eskimo" sardlncs for 25

Oentl ‘and 2 tins salmon for 25 cents. It Beer & Goil's. 3-l6d2i.

Christie and Hawes Von Gal

Hats ln styles to suit e\ ery face

It Pliowse Bros. 3- l »_id4|.

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00 Bags

sgiipiiing grain.

f- i i g tatoen. IAQ for s-ee[dponatapI;')EW. ' ' Baguj for need wheat COTTON. ‘ " CARVELL BROS.

flier 5? Q

\‘.‘l\3f`e_'-= bv-su l‘¢-rflnzui Cement in stork

lm! lo mriw u:1iim\l_r\iii>|i

l_, ,» _ "l _ V _ - ' ‘ li'-.-_ l-1. . t;.\.z'. i~:i.l. nitos. _

ard.Mit.tendorf, a baker, shortly af- er he entered the place to collect a ill from the proprietor. _ Mittendorf is employed as a driver y the Mangcls & Schmidt Company,

he plaster landed on his head and ft the restaurant man unharmed. Thu driver was removed to a 'lear-

by drug store, and the (lity Hosilltfil ambulance was summoned. When it arrived he refused to go to the hos- pital, dhd was taken to his h_'inie, 417 South Seventh street, hy a friend.

GIVES CHECK FOR A

- CENT TO PAY TAXES

was highly honorili -by gatherings such as Seed Fairs, praising the manage- ment for the ~exce‘lent manner in which the Fair was handled, lnaking special mention of the Domestiw

was one not to -_bs ashamed of. He. spoke of the difficulties encountered in getting the Fair under way and concluded by thanking the citizens, Charlottetown for their generous, contributions. The City Council,.the Local Government, the Light & Power Co., and the enormous farm- ers’ institutes who had helped to make the Fair B, success..

The next speaker was Mayor

Rogers who welcomed the farmersto the city and said that Charlottetown

WESTFIELD, 0., March 12-Tax

Collector Clark Ima received a check for one cent in payment of taxes. The sender of the check ls Lawrence Pow- ers, n property bolder, and was in payment of an assessment on pro- perty owned by him on Central place. Powers purchased the propert-~ at n sheriil's sale last year, and the asses- lorl made nn error in placing ii val- uation on the land. The bill calls for $1.95 and Mr. Powers petitioned the council to correct the error. The

ii ;-.suttiorihd the tex collector to

1"- f ` l : ‘* _ 1] ' council; in order to clear the matter ~

V . » lid vpnnmet nr one sent in inn '.l.'l'i;_§l'Iiin"»l. 'i'1°nWl3lt2¥<}il°$'°1§i?i2"fi31'T»l] ___ l gg mg wwf; ¢1g|m_ gli n.f\a hall mile if railway stat o ,

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lean the V_ __ .....-...__..¢..f=»m ' L

fairm I"or'Sa’Ie-~ T s lndernigned offers by rlvatesae

3-i 4d » lnw. _ _

Ill dll lie pr m I o o 'Fm 1 li t ii pnrgloalanlls lugxily td" ere

hurolltnd school. T era arc good

t Iss ale !__n -

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one of the largest American factor- ies. _If you -wish to save all middle- |IlE_l1 S pl'0fltS S€!Il\I yollr 0|-dqr direct to us. We carr acorn lete

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Our fifty years buying exp¢,»;_

ence is proof that our nets are of the Very highest quality and the

. _ _ Y P line' of motor supplies - any special

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goods can be supplied at short

notice.

' whnlénn im... nn M..

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best catching Herring Nets for P. l E. I. Fishermen. We carry all

_ sizes and depths and you can rely - . on g_etti_ng_tl_i_e very _lowest

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prices.

, Anchori. 0nre,,I’_\l`Ny. Coal Tar, Paint, Dory RdIIer|,pIfoWIocA£:|

Boots. Haichoto, Cleavera. Groceries, eic. "' ' ° ’ ‘

n American Gasoline Red Seal Ellgine Supplies

Fine Price o

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