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will prevent serious con- sequences from a cough. It is prompt, sure, safe, pleasant and thorough. We know ofno better coush remedy. Large bottles 25 -and'50c.

J. G. Jamieson DRUGGIST

Guard your Eyesight!

if oure i ht troubles yoii. Corsbeg and have us fit you with glasses.

We test by the best

methods and guarantee satisfaction.

G. H. Taylor Jeweller & Optician

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DIARY OF EVENTS.

vi

Central Seed Fair.

llaliatrates Court. 9 r..m. _

Special meeting in Zion Church.

Prince Edward Theatre, 3. 7. and

Psopie’s Theatre, 7.15 and 0 p.m.

Q46 pan.

Annual meeting Provincial Temper-

ance Alliance. ,

24 . 4.52 j :zu 'ru o.os

P. 7.1¢:

sc.

26 27 8.13

BIRTHS

I

GALLANT-To Ur. and Mrs. Thomas ` ' . Gallant, of Abram‘e Village. a daugh- S»rEPIII'§'1fIy

ter. Congratulations.-M.

ll

';` MARBIAGES

i.J.aco-|an»<iNs-in me Mme, Y0l’|{ Fafm

Murray River. P. E.`l., March 3rd. 1015 by R87. A J. MacNeIll B A

` Block, Charlottetown.

iI'i: 7 S

:'.~'r~‘r’ '-lt23siBl\?

8.3 5tI.\

o¢or'|¢it.t.¢e¢eitn¢iiv1»rri¢,ai.u;i.i¢i-` F i S I 9lU\¢w»»¢|¢ etllr. Jenin. 1.. Jenkins. rl-.lei-'= or a e t’,'.E' ",;.l',"‘l"’_"y',-...-_~......_»~.--..-_H

R001.

llaos llmulslon of pare Norwegian

;.'-, 10 Great Oeorle Bt.

Coil Liver oil O/ill quickly cure that ll ooulhfsnd start. you on

K to health and well being. i , 1

saints

ALL

the Prince Town or Mnlpeque Road. DB thence along the said road in a suoth-

to the line of Lots Thirty-one and . Thirty-two, thence along the line oi Lots Thirty-one and Thirty-two to the

ntalnin

i rty vo acres a e more or ss.

ALSO ALL THAT other tract. piece

and parcel of land, situate. lying and

ston, thence running east sixty-nve

Glasgow Road. thence following the

seven chains and seventy-five links to the southern boundary of Robert

McDui’t"s land, thence west to the cast side of Thomas Johuston's land, _

pliaceigf commenclaixgant. co le K

- _ At Montague, S0 acres 70 acres

Iggugg lgixngggngg u;olIl{>u\\Ir1i;be:hi1'ltwi;m¢y0 clear. Nearly new eight-robin house. say." commencing at u 'square post barn. poultry house for 100 hens. ice "Kea on the mum edge of Whmy house etc. Bargain if sold at once. mver Brook near the angle of E farm immediate possession. For particu- of land under lease to Edward John- Ia" apply 'O

_‘ llcdcliif, Alberta.

§\.'.i§"°i.i°'r§'.".f.'§ 'i.f.'.`.'if.i§ 'Iii iii.” b§`$'.`.` 8884-2-5ff“2lvd~

course of the said rear boundary north thirty two degress west a sufficient IJ-°‘ ` ` *A* “U ,

........`.. ... gi.. .. wit... ........ ...» .

Telephone

9.'L._“7 The annual meeting o snag..

harehol the hone

'ro be sod hy public suction at the Hui: nf of Tele? I oATs, wi-ily; gnupg; The feature of the bill presented at

Qu; Conan Pnneelikiward

f.”:‘..“l..‘.I......°.i‘:‘."3i‘7.‘.‘II:."....°:.‘..’.‘t'i." and --1 be had in as Head 1915. at the hour of twelve o'olock gIllC8t O1 (IIB COBIDIIIY noon: ¢ Ghgrlgttgg - .... .;i;:‘~.'::.i°i.i;.°°::°‘.::: -5-'5°»§» ne 24-11 '<’13f’°1‘f'"1~i=f°h- , ... _ -.._.-..._. Number Thirty-one. 1915' at-the hour 0f_¢|§ht 9 cl°¢k '

lboundeii as follows: Coxnmencing on D. _ ~ ._ . nis reputed line-between Leu 'rulro'- nual reports. the election of i ons. A. Q. v. one and Thirty-two and it runs from Directors' and uw tx-ansactwn gf thence along the said road in a south- Such other business as may pm

Lots Thirty-one and Twenty-four to rw come before the meeting

m., for the reception of the an-

WALTER S. GRANT'

R. G. HOUSTON.

(Continued from Page One.)

thence south to the place ot' ‘com- mencemcnt, containing fifty acres ri

little more or less.

ALSO ALL 'i‘llAT other piccc of

land situatc on Township Number Thirty one bounded as follows: Com- mcncing at the southwest angle of eleven acres of land in possession of

dary of Peter McInnis’s farm, thence west nine chains, thence north tive chains, thence east nine chains to Robert McDuff's land, thence south

ment, containing four and iz half acres a little more or less, together C,- with nil buildings, rights, members ond appurtenances thereto belonging.

The ubovc solo will take place un-

der a power of sail contained in a certain Indenture .of Mortgage bearing date the ninth day of January. A.D., 1893, made between Richard MucDuif, of Brookfield. on Township Number Thirty-one. farxner. of the one part., and EmmaA.Beer, of Charlottetown. in Qucen's County, of the other part, which Indenture of Mortgage was duly assigned by the said Emma A. Boer (now Emma A. Jones) to the under-

signed, Annie Augusta Stewart.

For further particulars ns to the

terms of sale. etc.. apply to Mr. Calvin D. McCallum. Solicitor, Desilrlsay to

Dated this 10th day ot' .\inrcli. A.D.

1915

ANNIE AUGUSTA STEWART,

Assignee oi’ Mortgage.

8559-Ll~1ll\itli4i

, NOTICE

Annual Meeting.

The General Annual Meeting of thc

Shareholders of thc Charlottetown (.`-ondensed Milk Company, Limited, will he held in the Board of Trade Rooms. Market Building. Queen St.. in Clmrlottetown, on Wednesday, the l'i‘t!i day of March, 19.i5, at 3 o'clock p. m., for the election of Directors and thc transaction oi’ general business.

Dated this ilth day of March, 1915. SIMON W. f,‘ilAl3BE.

8948-10m7i V ~ Presirlcnt.

Schooner For Sale

W. Parnell 0‘Hara, 79 tons, Amari-.

can build. Vessel and sails in good‘ condition. iias 27 ILP., Gasoline en- gine installed by skilled Machanics Will move Schooner six miles an hour and gives perfect satisfaction. Will sell with or without engine. For par-

ticulars write

E. BOSWELL,

Victoria.

‘ P. E. Island.

8402-1-28Mtf.

Red (frog Society I

The numerous branches and nfil-

Iinted societies have been doing splen- did work in the past months. Tho demand for money contributions and Hospital supplies are greater now than ever. We urgo upon all even at great sacrifice to continue to put for- ward thoir host efforts to provide our suffering soldiers nt, thc front \viih first aid nor-essaries.

Novcr hcforc was the cnll so urgent,

ncvcr will a loynl response he more fully appreciated than now.

l-‘ l. I-IASZAIID -

Iion'y. Secretary.

S909-9-tME14l

March l'.ib, 1915.

on the point West Rivers.

the

road one and one half by

daily m

door with

av9\¥;|

I

llobcrt Mchuff and on the north boun~ LQAF wH|1-E BREAD

ilve chains to the place of commence- non Rive,-_ _

.. _ .. ._-as ss'

.0 ,em 0, ...nd i., sues# wi-urs oA1s’A. o. v.

yards gf 5|-|0_|»¢ BHEAF BLACKQOATS A. 0. V. orbathing and 1? --..i.--.~»- from Charlotte- 1. F. Blllmall & 8011- -

2, James Simpson. Bay View. 3. E. J. Vessey, York. '

lle COL. OF CHEAP l¢GH ` to, .

....4 .933 .S99

PRIZE LIST

DOMESTIC SCIENCE

HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE

(WITHOUT SHORTENING)

1, Miss C. S. Howard. Cornwall. 2, Miss Anastasia Hennessey, Ver-

3, Mrs. Norman McLean, Long ` cek. 4, Mrs. W. E. Stretch, Long Crock. 6, Miss M. A. McMillan, Fair View. 6, Mrs. Jas. Tait, City.

LOAF GRAHAM BREAD.

1, Mrs. Jas. Tait. 2. Miss Katie Martin. City. 3, Mrs. Norman McLean.

4. Mrs. W. E. Stre_tch. 5, Mrs. Lowther, City.

tl, Mrs. Il. Williams. City.

HOME-MADE BUTTER.

- --‘any Kensing-

i, Mrs. Lowther. ‘ ` 2. Frank Glyddon & Sons.

n.

3. Mrs. N. i\icI.onn.

4. Miss M. A. McMillan.

5, Mrs. Heath Vessey, York. 6. Mrs. W. F2. Stretch. .

PLATE TEA BISCUITS.

1, .\li-s. Lowther.

2, Nellie Traiuor. t"iiy.

3, Miss A. C. Toolc, t‘.il.\'.

4. Mrs. N. l\icLciin.

5, Mrs. \\.'. E. Stretch. (i, Mrs. Jas. A. McNeill, (‘it_v,

PUFF RASTRV TARTLETS.

1, Mrs. Wm. J. Drake. t‘it_\'.

2, Miss (‘. S. Howard.

3, Mrs. D. Livingston. (‘.ii.)'. 4, Miss M. iii. Buliniln, Ruslico_ 5, Miss Agues Williams, City. G, Mrs. B. Williams. City.

PLATE FANCY CAKES. V

1, Miss M. llcgan. City. 2, Miss M. A. McMillan. Fair View. Zi, Miss Katie Martin. City. `

COL 'PRESERVED FRUIT.

l, Miss C. S. liowarii.

2. Mrs. Lowther.

3, Mrs. M. McLean. 4, Miss M. A. McMillan. 5. Mrs. W. P. Doull, City. 6. Mrs. W. E. Stretch.

COL. FRUIT JELLY.

Miss Agnes Prowse. City. Mrs. J. ll. Allnn. Covehend. Mrs. W. E. Stretch. Mrs. \Vm, J. Drake. 5. Mrs. David Scott. North

6, Mrs. N. McLean.

CANNED CHICKEN. ‘

A. liicliiillan.

E. Stretch.

Il. Allan. 1'. Crosby, Cornwall. izzie Prowse. t‘ii_\'.

CLASS C.

SHEAF WHITE FYFE WHEAT.

1. 2. 3. 4.

Ilivcr.

E-":“S‘=$°:‘ EEEEE Sees:

rFF§g

.“5"’!" GEF’

Bulmnn & Son, Rustico. rcy I-l. Dickiesou, New Glasgow. J. Vessey, York.

' SHEAF WHITE RUSSIAN

5°:-‘ EFI

J. Vessey. York. m. D. Fraser, Whim Road.

SHEAF WHEAT A. O. V. NEW

i, F. Ilulman & Son.

2. G. W. Wood & Sou, liazclbrook.

SHEAF WHITE BANNER OATS I

F. Bulman & Son. g _

J. Vessey.

m. D. Fraser.

SHEAF LIGOWO OAT8

.=-=s=.- 2?!

G. W. Wood & Son.

wi-irA1° A into santsv

Riv

.°E"»*!’°!°2" 72599* egrisg

<92 ii?

ks. Brookileiu

doa

. Hilton.

eseey. ,.

rodie,1 York.j:l, ._-_

.°°S°£“. P219* gms-

Vessey. '

rodie.

Wood,” Q - Bon.

easterly direction to the north line of Secreta' _0A1'g BL`A¢|( NQ||`wAy_ land in possession of James Jones _ ry' gn |_An1'An|A now Alexander Campbell. thence east 8951-3.10m1Q|

E. J. Vessey.

James Simhsou. John Devereau, New Haven.

s/tstev 2-nowso.

.°°$"'.‘*

&'=$=:‘ 29?? : t. s§<

g€%

BY. ood & Son. D. Fraser.

BARLEY, 6-ROW E D.

1. E. J. Vessey. 2, Ernest Lund. Mount Herbert. 3, \Va.lker Bros.. Launching. 4. noni. A. iviailett. York. ._

WHEAT. WHITE RUSSIAN

Walker Bros. Vernon Mclsaac, Bear River.

?‘:*§"}°I“

. E, J. Vessey.

Wm. B. Drake. North River. A. J. liynes, Cherry Valley.

WHEAT, WHITE FVFE.

9?' 5‘°f`°$"

g‘U_§?i;1.L_

Vcssey.

ulman & Son.

McBesth. Marshfield. D. Drake.

e Noy, llazelbrook. th IJ. Vesscy, York.

CLA88 A.

BUCKWHEATLSILVER HULL.

nj. A. Mullett. V J. Vessey. `. race Wright, Bedcquc.

ni. D. Fraser.

as. D. Wright, Bcdcquc.

Mallett, Union. V

:“

."*I~":“E*’ L" Qgggwg

5*’

sEANs. wi-ii'rE.

Poole Bros., Lower Montague. ` TIMOTHY.

1. G. F. Mcllish, Montague. , 2. .lomcs Simpson. ` 3. Wm. D. Fraser. \

CORN FODDER.

Mrs. W. B. Creed, Albion.

Mc|NTYRE POTATOES.

1, l". Brodic, York.

2, E. J. Vcssey, York. -

il, Wm. B. Drake. -i. Peter ll. Stewart. Mursliiielfi, 5, Wm. G. Darke.

li, George Crockett, York.

. POTATOES. WHITE.

l, E. J. Vcssey.

2, 1'. Brodie. 3. Percy Donacli. i\lii.rslit"ielil. 4, Wm. I3. Taylor, Milivicw.

5, Heath E. Vesscy. G. .iohn H. (‘ourt, Donaldstoii.

POTATO ES, R ED.

Brodie. ~

cpe Cook. York. obert Rhyncs, Dunstaffnago. Vin. li. Drake, . J. Vessey.

nth E. Vesscy.

POTATOES, ROSE TYPE.

.c=f".*f"°.‘°.“‘ IFi‘*".-3’~'.'1 Q .

P. Ilroiiic. _ P. Cook.

E. J. Vesscy.

John il. Court. Wm. B. Drake.

Heath E. Vesscy.

POTATOES, A. 0. V.

Brodie. c J. Vcsscy.

ath E. Vessey.

ESCHALOTTS. ‘

l. G. A. Mutcli, City.

MANGEL SEED.

evrwvr

EAN!" 55:1 Q

l. Nathan Conrail. Georgetown. 2, G. W. Wood & Son.

TURNIP SEED.

1, Nathan Conrad. 2. G. W. Wood & Son.

fori-len oanoen on

vees1'Aal.s seen.

G. W. Wood & Son.

1 __

rt loss. R.~-.n.‘csai-itmetawa. nods clerk. ia.-very annular “H111 "‘°

N

....,....

tlie Pi-lace Edward Theatre seslerdev was a Jesse L. Lackey otferins. en linen Wines His Name 'rue fel lowing is the atory:--

I-iarvey. _the.~beau of Blakevllle. a.

girls. -Harvey marries Nellie. the baker-'.s daughter, against the \viSl10B _ ot Harvey‘s uncle. a. trusty Old Niche' lor. who is the vll1ase`pl1ot°sriu»hsf-

After three years of blissful married

life. Nei le 1 ins the chorus of a visit- ing show. When the show leaves for New York. Nellie.'Harvey and l’I\0€I>°- their little girl. go with lt. During

N_ the performance in New York. Nellie

makes a big hit and arouses the inter- est of Fairfax, a millionaire man-abont- town. Nellie becomes the star of the play at a big salary.

At the manager's suggestion to keep

her husband in the background. she establishes Harvey and Phoebe lu a house at Tarrytown, and spends Sun- day with. them there. Harvey becomes ,known as “Wha_t's His Name." the husband of Nellie Duluth. in a few years, Nellie becomes the rnge oi' New York, and because of Fairfax, she rarely comes to see Harvey and Phoebe. *Fairfax calls on him and offers him u. large sum of money to allow Nellie to secure n divorce. l-Inrvcy, enraged, strikes l<`aii'fax.

`. whereupon the latter brutally beats

him.

- , Tho next day Nellie calls and tells

Harvey that they are going to marry.

_ They attempt to take Phoebe from

, home and lcnvcs for Reno. while liar-

vey and Phoebe start hack to Blake- lvillc, afoot. _After several wcnry moutlis, they arrive tnerc ln tattcrs and arc taken iii by their uncle, who helps Harvey to a new start. Ai. piilakcvilie he is welcomed by all his friends and tnkcs his old-job hack. ‘ Phoebe becomes dangerously ill ond

,Harvey wires Nellie. Sho lins boon disillusioiicil.,by Fairfax and comes hack at once, a repentant and wiser woman.

lt was irremarkable comedy drama

.portrayed by the same star cast as played "The Man on the Box." which Iis o. sufficient recommendation of u superb production. It was ilrst in- tondcd to show “David Copperfield," which was delayed nt, Pictou on :ic- count of thc winter steamers.

The remainder of yesterdays hill,

which was spleiidiil. was proiliiceil ns

, advertised.

` st-r~i»'~i»'+'-i»ii-i-i»ti-'-i-‘i-'-i+:~i-'i'-i--i+.~:-i-tH-a-i¢i~iei;i-

'FOR il BAD COLD

-i»}i€‘I'?.“¥i\?i'rPfi€+3i1+'i~%il‘I€{€°l‘%IH»Ei-?|~?I‘fl'%i~+251*

The surest way tr; stop n.'cold is to

liven the liver and i.-leunsc the i~r.\\cls and thc nicest; catirartic to do this is o 10-cent box of Cnscarcts. 'I`nkc one Qi- two Cnscarcts tonight and your cold may he gone by morning.

him but foil. Ncllic has the furnituroi .rcmovcd and turns them out oi' their'

WARRANT ISSUED

FOR WERNER

AUGUSTA, Maine. March 6 rant for the of Werner who tried to

railroad bridge at ruary 2, was issued ny united Commissioner Frank G. Farrin day. The warrant is issued on dictmeni. of Horn hy the grand jury in Boston for the

REFUSE

I illegal inter~sl:ate

of dynamite ~ in

it is made

Horn days

the arrest will

Sunday,

t

CEI'

was an Britain.

Twenty-tive tents.

One cent psr word i'lrst'lnsertion ln this column. half oent par word

sash continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge

iiuiuiiu nissiiiin ins.”

g-_._' __ -_ iq

r‘1'i

Agents \Vnnteii

$15 WEEKLY PAID MEN evci‘y\vhcrc

to distribute circulars. 'l`lic (‘.o-0|i- erativc Union, \Viinisor, Ont.

X047-ll-1tliii3ip<l

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR

The Old Reliable Foothill Nurscrins. We tcacli our men to sell. Ex- pcricncn unnecessary. Highest coni- missions paid. llanilsoino frcc eqnipincnt. Stone K: ivellington, Toronto, Ont. R264-1-14mc2i‘-l

FOR SALE A SINGER SEWING

M-_ichinc in good condition. Apply 48 Chesnut Si. $1934-il-!iM5ipil

x_15

I-Ielp \Vauted-Malo

$15. week AND Ex'PEisEs-'rc mil

vel, appointing local representatives. Whitfield Llnscoti, Brantford.

Situations Vacant

$150. FOR SIXTY DAYS' EASY

WORK. Write for Contract. Brail-

lcy~Garrctsoii, Brantford.

Help \Vimtcd_l<‘cin:ilc

WANTED MA|b"'ifo`ii'_GeNesAt housework. Apply 10|) \Vat@|~ SL

S920-:i-sii-i-iipii.

| 1 1 1 '"7 ' --7

1-‘or Snlc

FOR SALE:-SILVER BLACK FOX-

cs, t-ross foxes, _vound and adults. Prices on applica- tion vi-ry low. High grade ranch _rniscd. Niiiciy pairioxosiioiv lirocil- ing. Ag(-nts wiiutcrl. l~`un<i_v i~`ox (fo Ltd.. st John, N. B. si|r.o.::-1m\ii;i_

sz-rt-"‘ "‘:“--~'- ~~ ~ ~--

sAi_i=_ our-; New c`Ei_EsRAT-

od Moody & Sons Manure Spreader, complctc., Pricc one liuiiilrcii dol- I€U`S~ A Erent lmrgiiin. Apply at this oiiico, S91l.\`-Il-iliiilli.

-.

gi _ mimi(

' i l

L_ rum

M ii-it-cllnrlcoiis

PEN PAINTING-A LiMlTED NUM-

hcr oi’ pupils will he taught the above fascinating nrt work hy Miss llorrio Nowoll. liffcctivc and artistic dot-,oratlon i'or ccntros, hai. ribbons, wuisls, collars. buttons. satin shoes, trinket boxes, girdlcs, neck ribbons. cushion covers, etc. Terms, for coursc oi' lwoivc lessons, $3. 32

I ilrlghton Road. S908-Il-6m5i.

V S

` Ti aiitcil

WANTED-UNFURNISHED ROOM

as soon as possible. Apply 220 Hills-

___lioro street. 8053-3-10m8ipd. WANTED.-3 FRESH ivT|`i.K cows.

Apply, Box 350. 9355-3-Silltf

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ship and finish of our Boys’ Suits can be compared, and 'favorably so, with highest class tailor- ing usually shown

in our men’s ready-

is sent Lett to the diseased pam ii

imp.-o\ rd Blower. Hcal:&¢':id

clenratliensr usages. P ing mihet roatnnd rman

to-wear clothing.

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I Boys’ Suits of Quality

The Boy of to- fl W;

~ day realizes the im-

portance of being well

, dressed. -

-The Parents of -

today realize that the

sa_ine_standard of good -

tailoring they require in their own clothes is mst is the ‘wins . also necessary for the coming young man. ,

Economy as practiced to-

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Our Prices ! We

take into considera- tion tlie tightness of ready cash and we are doing our ut- most to price our

, _

- suits so as not to

overtax your purse, but what counts

satisfaction of our Boys’ Suits. The ma- terials, selected for ’ our Boys’ Suits are of _such wearing quality that -it will

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any-iilmam uname. tenor

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-J esgliirynsin our

repair department.

. 'l`hat's why we offer to do your reppir work quicker. het- ter aaitat a lotver cost than you can Q! elsewhere. ,

- Give us ah opportunity to de-

"monatrate our ability as .lew- elry. clock and watch repairers -our-work will inset with Your approval.

Many mothers are

already familiar with the exclusive' gar- ments for the little man that this store boasts of. '

This Sdpring we

have ad ed many

new models arnonigst which the Engl sh Model is the lead-

day does not mean that you should buy the cheapest article, but to secure the most value at the least cost. It'is from the standpoint of value and price that we submit our Exclusive range of Boys’ Suits to our many patrons and friends. '

AS IZO Qllility and _slylg we

can safely, say that nothing like it has ever been shown in the city.

Many of out leading _models

ing feature.

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will be displayed in our show windows, and we strongly urge you to make early selections.

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National Cl A

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, _ ` y - Charlottetown, P. E. I. -

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stand the moststren- » uous wear.

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Our prices range

from $4 to $13.50

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