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crannies.

7, Willis! may fin h ' --

t , "to Sakai-lard lig- agate m... .. ab...“ trams "'1' "WP we" 14,?“ 3 - ._..-li1¢i?w¢m=forli.a. km: Polk’

j, S. JE v K ~ flttfal Agent B. R, HOOPER, Superintendent

Y ‘- P’? ~‘ Mawii-AIMQ" Moncion I

,, ~; __ “Elfin-LIPS. Summerside.

1 'N; L|FE

E '¢¢IVI PANY

The Goodness in!

Fresh and crisp from ‘the oven! j Sealed in A moisture, proof plaper, Keeping the goodness in — the impurities _ out! That’s Hamilton’s _ - . . _ New Cream Sodas. Hnivrirjjrorvis BISCUITS --The Favor-

" g ~ ites Since 1840

versary Sale Special $5.00. tProwse- Bros.. Ltd.

R. B. Macpean. a native of Monta- gue Bridge, and for twenty-five

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QHZI. SURE’ FOR 90 DAYS WORKlii . ‘CERTIFIED

-dlstributlng religious literature, man or woman may work spare time no experience necessary. Opportunity to earn‘ $30 to 50 weekly. ‘Slatesge _and church

connection. Mr. Conrad, Bpadina F

Building Toronto. 4-2~ws .10i.

A ~ Fire Extinguisher, Excels work ' of heavy high priced‘ devices- l Price of only. 82.00 makes an "easy sale to every home and Automobile owner. Over 100% profit, 40,000 already sold. 1n- vestligate today. Pyro Fire EX- tinguisher Company, 807 Echo Drive, Ottawa, Ontario. , 4

f- Male Help Wanted

WANTED-A LIST DOV. APPLY at Guardian. 3854-4-25“-

SALE-SLADIES WANTED T0 sell French Pearls to consumers in spare or Juli time. No ex- perielice necessary- i318 Profit!!- Write for samples. Dept. 14 Mon- arch ‘import 00., _Box 32, Mon- treal, Que. - 1|

MAN WANTED-r-MAN WANTED to work in a cheese factory. one who wishes to learn the trade perferred, g d wssss 1° the right man.-— eber MacQusrrie. Summerside, P. 8.1M‘

rises-tom

Fenrale Help Wanted. wan-ran - uou%maibr RE- ference required- ' ‘D917 44 will‘ er st. - twist-tier

.,, .- ‘ WANTED-JMMEDIATELY RAID

( t lri preferred.) A?» iY

Sgtqdltfllcrgnag Hotel. ' 2139-4;80,3

n....ei....;ss§. .

man, on ltLilttAN Wf P-"l-ifiPER‘

' stands fortune telltn ~_;py cards to corres ‘was in s _ tan-or iish. 1,3 "s no" . ..w=irsh.e .w~

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norms-en . v 1913.10“ THE- lNortb Tryonudifiragéf our lbs-open- ed fdr the summer fashion‘. ~ and will The operated for._Csslt.*pnly. Get, our FlaLR-ste System prior on aur work. North‘ Tryoh Guess No ‘

11 Trypn, 2750.4 304i. a- s‘ ‘I

Tn s. be? I C.

Lear Jwtnus. RAY, Jill bracelet set-Ii Wbfmll" . Qt. I _d K.

. .______.____._.___._ °E"T$--W°"°E“F'-“- "Ewron sate-east! casmaez‘

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so,

- - l-iaw . . A. . i 1%- horsepower hoisting Townwu‘ w mam“; chvkme; I . I * ." _ é’. ' ,

0

IRISH OOBBLERS for sale. Write or telephone Austin A. Scales, Freetown.

2708 4 28 3i

on SALE-PURE BRED vonK- shire Boar, two years old. Wil- liam Boyce, Bonshay- 2747-4-30.3l

l for Mr. Scully's

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snob from Holman’: Catalog

A FEW TW-EED OOATB Anni. 2152-4 Bil-3i.

MOVES TO CALIFORNIA-Allin

years a resident of Sydney, N. S. is now living in Berkley, Calif.

l-lNDi-ES’ NE-W Spring Sweaters sleeves and sleeveless. $2.60 up. Allllhflffllfy Days special discount. Prowse Bros, Ltdl 27521-304“.

RENEW AOQUAINTANOE with all your old nursery day friends at "The Courtlngoi Mother Goose" atSt. Peter's Schoolroom Thurs- day evening. ' 1i

POLlG E COURT-The adjourned case oi 8m th vs Frank McKenna was conclu ed at the Poiic Court Tuesday morning- The defendant was fined $10 or thirty days. The case of a man for using indecent innzuage on the street wes ad- lcurned.

TRAIN DERAILED. — The Bor- den train was derailed somewhat last evening by a car becoming de- railed between Hunter River and, North Wlltshire. Passengers, mwils and baggage were transfer- red to another train, which fortun- ately as ln\the vicinity and arriv- ed in t e oityat 8.30.

Pi _ CORRECTION. —ln the report 0f 1-116 play ‘W189i! in the George- town Hall on Easter Monday might the names of Misses Kathleen Fair- child and Helen Stewart, who sang a comic duet between the first and second acts, and of Messrs John Gotell and Clarence David who step danced between the third and fourth acts were by mistake omitt-

. These specialties were much endoyed by the audience and were repeatedly encored. Miss Fair- child played the accompaniment solo sang during

the play.

DIAMOND WEDDING. — The Vancouver Sunday Sun of recent date contains an excellent picture of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Robinson formerly of this city, with the fol- lowing comment: Just sixty years ago today in Charlotetown, P. E. I. occurred the wedding of the

Cross Hall. Tickets 25 cents.

Boring Costs $200 up. Anniversary Days Special discounts.

run

wi-llar source's-ten... “t.

FINE LINE 010th! for Ladies’

Prowse

Bros, ma. zrsz-l-soiei.

THE ANNUAL MEETlNGof the Ladies’ Aid of the P. E. I. Hospital will be held in St. Paul's Hall Tues- day, May 6th. 1i

JUST A MOST DELIGHTFUI, entertainment “The Courting oi Mother Goose. St. Peter's School- room, Thursday evening at elght.. 1i

DUN DAB’ SERVICES-There will be services in Presbyterian Church Duudas ‘Sunday, May 4th at 3 p.rn- and at Annandale at 7 p.rn. The pastor will occupy the pulpit.

GRADUATING NURSES. — The thnee nurses who are to receive their grsdustiondiplomas from the P. E. l. Hospital are Misses Tweedy Mason and Foster. The gradua- tion exercises wvill be held in Prince oi Wales College Hall Thursday evening at 8 p. m.

CALEDONIAN CLUB, — The monthly meeting of this club was held last night, with President Frank MacDonald in the chair. A conside able amount-of routine business was transacted. and a mo- tlon adopted empowering the Games Committee to make the nec- essary arrangements for the an- nual Gathering.

Mlnard'a Llnlrnent For Spralns

Happiness For Five Frans

(By Dominion New; Service)

PARIS, April 2i). —-it _is an old dodge, even in France, to extract sums cf money from credulous peo- ple _by means oi sending ou-tglow- ing circulars but it was developed’ in a remarkable manner by Albert Klein, a native oi Czechezlovakls. who has inst fallen into the hands oi the Paris police. Klein began operation; in. the usual way, by of- fering work which, he represented

Apply 325 2716-4-29-21

and Kiddie Fitzroy St.

‘coupe.

iron sate-awn: snap YORK- l llhire IPtgs. ‘Bacon type. D. H l Murchison, lNorth River.

2749-4-30 3i.

Ford Touring Csr-ln good condi‘ tlon. Apply Nell Salmond, ‘Bon- shaw. 2748-4-30 2i.

HOUSE FOR 8ALE— IN BRIGH-

ton. Splendid residence, good location. Apply to C. Gavan Duffy, City. 2701 4 88 4i

FARM rob sAu-z AT cosm. wail, 100 acres of good land and buildings. W. C. McLeod.

' 2755-4-30 4i-

VALUABLE- MILL PROPERTY for sale at Howlan, Lot 5, Full Roller Process, Large Custom trade. Apply to B. D-Howatt. Lot 5. - g 2633-l-24-8i

FOR SALE-FIFTY ' BBLS. HER. ring No. 1 quality for lobster bait. Aipply to Russell A. Hewett. Cape Traverse. R. R. No, l/Telephone ICrspand exchange. 2751-4-30 6i.

....._...._.-_-_-..-----_---- FOR fiALfiy-UP-TO-DATE FOX Farnnldeal location, in College . pawn witll,,evofy advantage. Write, McConnell, Silver

Farms, Wolfvllle, N. S. ZGTB-Q-ZG-iil.

rdir sate-owns snap Jsaesv ‘bull, 0 years old. Twice Champ- -ion Charlottetown Elfilibillbll-

head-er. Edgar Easter. North Wilt. shire._

quick buyer my Oldsmobile car.

grhgulad, splendid condition.- Lso Frank, 88 Gt" George st. fifty, sris-l-zs-si

FOR 8ALE-1,1 HORSE-POWER ‘ Holst engine brand new» cal: l0. engine with capstan. Apply . ‘acrsblm. screen. P- ill l- » ' ' B744-4~30.Bl

'1"? """","l't'.‘¥ {$233 l A KIOF- - 9 i

dualism. 18% cents a piece. s MJUWMQUOTIOY Black Giant and

grlbit-ed‘. at 85 cents for s. —

hported stool. --Dave vidyllontagus R5 n. 8

106 l is, mwil i-n-n-Ii-fllli ‘ii-flit’? N. F.

.._..,...._._._._....___. gait, r masts-owl gain iiloaniler type - sew I one; Shalom o.‘ V

_iler bl!‘ G

FOR slur-Ar A BARGAIN,

Fox .

lHeavy milk backing. A real herd . 21534 Sit-3i. . ..___._._._.__-__--_

son SALE-AT A snap TO .’

Beven passenger completely ov- -

couple shown above. Mr. and Mrs Henry B. Robinson were born on Prince Edward island. Mr. Robin- son's birthday being 1840, and that oi his wife in 1846, maklnx them 84, and 78, respectively.

- They were married at Charlotte-

town-, April 13th, 1864, and came up Vancouver in 191s. gheyhllsfl three-sons us“ . 011.0- "! "1 George M" of Ca ary; Edwitrd l-L, of New Mexico; Duncan S., oi Van- cbuven, and Emma Jame (Mrs- James Steward). oi Charlottetown, and two grandchildren, Erlic R. and HarryE. oi Vancouver. They also have four Brest grandchildren liv- ing in this city. The above pic- ture wes taken ten years ago. The .wo sons. George M" and DUMB" S., are well known in this city. where they followed Yheir trade oi barbering for a number oi years- Both were members of the Abe8~ welt Club, the'former being a mem- ber oi one of.the first football teams.

FOR BALE-AW BUS OF IMPROV; ' ed Banner sees Oats. Alibi! Gem-S. McKenno, llimelrsid. 1th..

2 01 4 28 Bi

FOR BALE '—-,EIGHFT ROOMED house, also barn and five lots of land. Apply to Mrs. Mary Pequot

Sourls, East. 2724-4-29-6i

PERSONALS

Mrs. A. E. Duff ails little daught- er have returned from tho swim. and are registered at the Victoria.

D€ATH8

REYNOLDS -— At Montague on April Z7th, William Reynolds 0,89 33 years. Funeral April 30th. (Wednesday) at 2 p. m- Masonic. Odd Fellow.

l Hotel Victoria ,

Water Street. Charlottetown ___________________

Offers so the travitllnl , public a comfortable. up-to-

em new. Jiqntalm 44 rooms with private Th. -“ ' ' jlmolla all over Canada. Toiophena in all rooms. Courteous ooh vice. _ _

H. 0. BROWN,

n31. "shew".- vars-rial. z" . , ii

d. a. l-fliaon. Pete rough jfilphfoyraq, Moncton; g6 pane, eronto; , n Coughian,.}t. ohn: sully, so. okra, _.

Trurowhfrlwdl

side; . Ii. o.

- as of swindlins against his adver-

Don. A: Mic--

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would yield 12f. a day. it was easy work, and would only take two or three hours to accomplish a nice addition to modest incomes. Klein. received thousands of reviles. and from ‘each of his correspond-

the material. which would be sent immediately after-the money was received. Several thousand peo- ple sent 12f. and in return they "re- ceived a stock of circulars and post- ers which offered happiness to young women for ‘the modest sum of 5f. It was very simple. The young women who paid 5i. became members of an association. called "Le Bonheur" and the agents of each adherent. Klein received daily hundreds of letters containing 5f. He waslfsst becoininl a wealthy man. Unfortunately for him several "agents" not receiving the money due to them for their work came to lzgris for tbeuraurvplosie of talking mat > rs over w e r erdploy r. Klein was not at horns. Meanw iie complaints pouredin from-young women who paid 5f. for the happiness which never came to them. The police got on the job. and Klein was arrested. At. his office no fewer than 15,000 letgters were discovered. There are alleg- ations of abuse of confidence as Well

t' ‘ in a matrimonial journal setting frth that a man with 10,000f. and in addition to excellent quail ties wanted a wife caught the eye of Klein who it is alleged succeed- ed in getting hold of the money.

rzistrangied with Asthma is the only. expression that seems to con- vey what is endured from an attack of this trouble. The relief from Dr- J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is beyond measure. Where all-was suf- fering there comes comfort and rest. Breathing becomes normal and the bronchial tubes completely cleared. This unequalled remedy "ls worth many ‘times its price to all

who use it.

l “nub” - Minardfi Llnlmont For Coughs, Charlottjeiiiwn _ __ _

. Hotel , Cgh- 1 i -, Proprietors ' t 4| :-,-,~ :"'-'l:..gvy '5

0-0q

T1-‘ vv.‘

ents he demanded 12f. the cost‘ of ‘

= were sohistihles guests at the same

J ns moon in common.

’ life's. ‘ltillmmeoolvildoi ooi-tuerou. ' Entered into roatlat Peter's Road

on Wednesday, I April 28rd, 1024. after yapalnfui and protracted ill- ness, borne with true Christian fort ttuqewltsrs. Annie

o

(MacDonald) , ton, aged ‘l0 years. T e deceased was born. at Dun-

staffnage, P. ll}, 1., in 1854, and “QTY 60 lnimlwibiy- when about fifteen years of age, she sneak to the sorrowful so sympsth. with her parents, the late William otiflally- and Jane MacDonald removed to church and school

Peter's Road where subsequently

she was united in marriage with advice w“ wumL 3a‘,".’2.‘i‘.‘°;‘g.?"‘° W --

The following brothers and sist-

ers survivm-Willism, Grace, Dav-

id, John L- MacDonald and Mrs. A. M. Johnston all of Peter's Road. and Mrs. D. Butler in Western Can- ada. . . _. Of the sorrowing and bereaved family the following survive:- Miss lssbelle- M. Mrs. A. D- Golden both of Toronto. Ont., Mr. W. Archd. Johnston of Savoff, Ont., and two deceased viz: John M- Johnston and (Mrs) Eliz- abeth (Johnston) Graham.

The funeral service held in the Peter's Road Presbyterian Church was conducted by Rev. Mr. Mao- Donatld of ‘Murray River, whose able and impressive discourse from Mai-k il-and John 22-—was both in- spirlng and consoling, alike to the assembled friends and bereaved re- latives. The choir under, the effici- ent leadership-of Mrs. Fred John- ston furnlshsd excellent music, sad

besides the Funeral March the fol-

lowing Hymns were sung: "Does Jesus Careii‘; "Will the Circle be llnbrokeni"; "Will there be any Stars in my Crown". The appropri- ate draping of the church-the nuln erous and beautiful floral decora- tions~tributes of respect from loved ones and friends—attested to the honor and respect in which the deceased was-held.

The pail bearers worm-Messrs. John McLean, William J. Mcllean, Lester Johnston, Fred Johnston, William Johnston, and George A. McDonald.

Some time after the death of her husband, Mrs. Johnston resided with her son-in-lalv, Mr. George Graham-vbut on account of serious illness removed to the homo of her daughtcr-in-law, Mrs. John M. Johnston of Peter's Road.

Here everything that kindness and skill could "do was lavished up- on her. Her two daughters, Miss Isabelle Johnston and Mrs. A. D. Golden-moth trained nurses-wand entirely devoted to their mother's comfort, spared nothing in their endeavours to combat the disease. and some time before the end, both arrived home in order that their loved one might receive their per- sonal attention, which was all that now remained to be done.

The late" Mrs. Johnston was n

at Murray Harbor, North and Pet- er's Road, and her life was a splen- did reflection ofpiety and zeal for the church militant. Her sympathy, devotiorand love for all with whom she came in contact, find audible expression in the commun- ity and will not. be forgotten. .During her illness her faculties remained intact. and she ever ex- pressed herself ss in resignation to the divine will. The end came peacefully. She has entered the church triumphant, to a service un- msrred by sickness or sorrow, and has left us the rich bequest of a life, upon which we may meditate with pleasure and profit. Thtlfunersl. Procession to the Cemetery at Murray Harbor North. where interment was made, was very large. The bereaved Jamily dosh-e to thank Rev. Mr. MacDon- ald for his-kindness in visiting the deceased, and attsndihgto users... ersl services, and for his address which. they consider was very beautiful and helpful. Also to the many friends who. were so kind and considerate at this time of bereavement-

Asleep in Jesus: Peaceful rest.

Whose waking, is supremely blest

N0 ffifll‘. no woo shall dim that

hour

That manifests Power. '

llevfDr. Duncanfs Work

APnni-zclar-ioufsv Rev, on. a M. eo cranium).

the Savioufls

f

nd St. lPauLpsid- the following

eniywork in Montreal : , _ ‘ "Few. if any. can feel ‘Dr. Dun- can's absence more than l do, His parents and mine were friends be- fore wearers born. My father bag» tiled hirn. in Scotland he and l

no no.1. a guest 0t his father's Maurine.‘ Tmwsllrs ago with the con. vent of the lrltfisssion, he invited me to conlq ere.’ The lfact ohst we yterobqth-aoha of the Manse- and were broltlllt up in ,th0._~eame traili- tlona of the Scottish iGhtn-cb, lave The hot that -he was the most considerate of men. and the cutest-nan in the world to work with, did that rest.

l“ c-rlltlrlllfl sort .

. Faerie-it int-glut. mo} is: its." W" t or

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M! ‘thrill-Int

x: were far sign to sash, other ;..s- tit. . . fut; Agra-go ~- were coin c 9 rloual Moods. ;

"vltoutor-tiaoqebqnsqt‘

i British Cons. »

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din-WI 0W1!!! to the fsct that event i! the man chosen is elected‘ aftsrl a strenuous fight there is every; possibility of having to contest that division all over again in a few‘ weeks or months on account of'a Senelral election.

He was sought after by‘

and college 5081115; for he was wise, and his He was con-

1°°klfl8 i0!‘ Work, by men wanting help, by men and women ‘with ev- ery imaginable tale of woe; for the)’ lknew that no needy person who visited him would be sent empty away.

"This united congregation of the

r

Johnston and Church of St. ‘JUIGIQHV and -St. Paul troubles. It holds is the result of his work here. Will which lermcnts and forms acid. It you allow me to say that. in thelholdstilc course oi a somewhat Varied ex- teetlrto cause decay. Germs breed Derience. l have never known an- ‘Wmlmwlémm Tit‘!- other union so nearly perfect. Dr. “e m,‘ d“. “u”

Duncan's inlfiuence extended far be-| yond his own congregation. great gathering held in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Duncan last Wednes- day attended by hundreds of men and women of this church. and by outstanding men of other churches, was a wonderful tribute

long as they live, "Woll- he has gone to continue‘;

[on Few couidi teeth, as millions are

Make this free teat, and ace what new beauty cornea.

newly arrived in c nad , e - a a y men clings‘ and stays, becauscno

fill‘, C0

it fonna dingy coats. That is makes teed: unsightly.

Tllatl sal among ,

I been seeking film ihave now been found. One disin-

Liil .21’. v

Tsmfihluds Make them Eachdoyrunove , llledingy

_ rh at any cc to compare wi p: teeth. Then why not fight the on doing new?

You can buy no

Remove the cloud

Moat teeth are clouded t viscous film yon

aiilm eel. It tooth pasts can eflcctivel, t it. Y

Food stains, etc. discolor if, than what

Film also causes most tooth food substance

acid in-contaot with the with tartar, pyonhea.

Such troubles are almost univer- ,' who don't fight

That is wdhy d science cgm tints. Two

111111 MPB- Duncan will .ememer lt as formation. On: removes it with-

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Carefnlpooplecfdomoifina-

tanned-swims: a

his work in one of‘ the biggest and heaviest charges in all Scotland. During his ministry hero, we. as n cfingfosution have had many days of excitation. it would be strange if -.ve (lid not now feel depressed