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and Bible Classes. 7 -p- m. sermon.

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OHUHOII SERVICES

METHODIST CHURCH

I1 a.~m. sermon. subieot. "A Divine

Legacy." 2.10 lr. m. Sunday School. 7 p. m. sermon, subject. "True Value 0! Athletic Sports." Rev. R. 0. Fulton. All visitors welcome. , ST. JAMES CHURCH

il a. an. sermon, subject. "The Great

Decision." 2.80 Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7 p. m. sermon, sub- ject, "Spots 'on the Love Feasts." Preacher, Bev. Dr. Fullerton. viaiton welcome. All seats ,

ZION CHURCH

11 a. m. sermon and talk to the

children. 8.30 p. m. Sunday School

Rev. J. D. McKenzie will preach at

both services.

81'. PAUL'S CHURCH

8.30 a. m. Holy Communion. 11 a.

m. Morning Prayer. Sermon. 2.30 p. m. Sunday School and Bible Clas- ses. 7 p. m. ‘Evening Prayer. Rev.

Arthur C. Field, Acting Rector,

CT. PE‘I’ER'8 CATHEDRAL

8 B. m. Holy Communion. 11 a. m. Mstins. 8.30 p. m. Sunday rschooll and Bible Classes. 7 p. m. Evensong_ 1 Preacher Canon Simpson. All sentsl tree. §

BAPTIST CHURCH ‘

11 a. m. semen, subject “lteliglonf

:tt Home." 2. 30 p. m. Sunday School. and _bible Classes. 7 p. m. sermon.; subject, “The Relation of Christians to , the Wonld. Rev. C.R. Freeman, Prcach- i er, Visitors welcome. The speciali services will close on Sunday evening. l, CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH ,

Sunday School and Communion ser-'L

vices at 2.30. No preaching services I ' PEOPLE'8 CHURCH

`2.30 p. m. Sunday School. 7 p, m. sermon. Rev. D. McLean. All seats l fre.; and strangers welcome.

THE SALVATION ARMY 'Ensign and Mrs. P. Forbes, officers in charge. Saturday at 8 p. m. -Sialva g tion meeting. Sunday at 11 a.m. Holi- ness meeting. 8 p. m. Praise meeting E 7.30 p. m. Salvation Meeting. Sunday \ School and Adult Bible Classes at 2 p. m.. All children invited. You are Invited ,to attend above service. Song books provided. Music at all services. »

' - _ DIED ‘

n-_v-i*-% BIRT.- At Mount. Stewart February 2a`t_b, 1919, Muriel Mary M.. dearly be loved daughter of Daniel and Mrs. Blrt, i11`tbe 19t.h year of her nge. -,

Keep Your Health TO-N I GHT TRY

1 ' , . U 1 Mmard s Limment. for that Cold and Tired, Feeling. -Get Well,Keep Well

Kill Spanish Flu by using the'OLD RELIABLE.

MINARD'8 LINIMENT C0.. Ltd.. Yarmouth, N. 3

Auction Sale

I will sell by public -auction on m

premises on Thursday, Marcli ,7t

1919 at 1 o'clock, p. -m. (sharp)

Tha following stock, crop and imp

ments. _ STOCK--1 extra choice draft more 11 yrs. old, l. choice ge11‘a1'l1l purpose horse 3 yrs. old. 3 farrow cows, 1 cow to freshen in May. 6 young clfttlo, 12

choice breeding owes in lamb, l brood sow, 4 fall pigs.

CROP--300 bus, choice Banner seed

oats; 300 bus. extra se*-ed Green Moun- tain potatoes, a quantity timothy hay.

IMPLEMENTS-1 gang plow_ 1 cart

and wheels, I iron burrows, new, and 11 lot oi' other articles too numerous to m}er1tion. _ TMRMS--All sums of $5.00 and und- er, cash; over that amount 9 mouths credit on approved joint notes, 6 per cent., per annum discount :or cash. ` PHILIP SAUNDEFIS,

J. A. MCDONALD,

_ Auctioneer.

0684-8-22m8I.

and women, making $10. a day, tan-

'*°'ENTS_lANTE° A N' ht With Burns and'

Returned soldlen and others, men

ing orders for authentic “History or

World War. Complete tool ready; 'hole .wry or vu from banning m tainment at the North River Hall on`

b dis

'Els Native Land

Com, and enjoy an evenings enter-

March 22nd at 7.30 p. m. An interest-

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TllE WIFE

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end; Csnada's Part in War" y -

‘"5 “il ’"“'“°""*” P"°¢““"“° 1° N511. eonelos sansans ro here and soon after Mr. o-ton also."

tinguisbed Canadian ofllcer and auth- _ 1 _

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_“_ Enormous denim, N” “Damage being so-ranged .ind will nclutle v1s11° His orr-'ics AGAIN You are ver. observing grdu,

choruses. solos und instrumental

necessary. Write for free outfit. Win- _m __

C T “B "' ' CHAPTER XLVI methods, I presume. _ _

t . . . _

s on 0. oronto _ thI~‘or tilxxe _ e_1__1_ioyment _Spd prontoog _arent you going 'to be nice 11

1 °'° “' °“° °” “"’ ’ “ “° 1 nad waited nearly 11. 110111 be-|te\1 me somethin: about voor cv"-

S _ §;“:tt]l;l aggdgionfanlxéulgsrgacgr 1; 'fore Neil came ln. i uection with Mrs. Orton? If yo

' " , 1 ~ d'N11, lile

those having been there ui-d return I H310 limb what MF you doing on "' e mst as sms H' v

~ - iore. he greeted me will go to ber. I have been put o

I ‘lm l1"l\°“°f°d bl! R- L- Day. Y0\‘k? fglxgsn offers to an a “met Ut good “Oh I had the closed cdr for sboll- .lllst lls 10118 03 l intend VJ h°- I il

' ': ri ht t

to sell on Saturday, Marcl1 29th, 1919| ' _ -0 mm 60 of ping, no I didn’t mind the rain. and I 5

Someuher letween o

0'¢l ll (Shar e ) 1\'a11ted to surprise vo-.» but il

M1 oc ' D' m' DJ the best views of Scotland will be ' - ' I _

wan

B AtI;"l;_lsusts<:;l(;, crop anti implements thrown upon the screen and mmuot thought you’d "never come. B ' possibly fail to give ull preser." their `t° m k W you'

STOCK-10 head of cattle, 1 Hols-

meusuie of satisfaction. 'I`11or= will '

An expression of annoy.'n1n~e cross-

teln bull pure bred 2 yrs. n1.1_ 1 uewlyl I an imermimon of 10 mi,m,;__B rm. an ni.. rung

freshened cow, 1 due April 5th.5 milk- l ,IP ,me M home_mm|e ,,,mdy_ Without saying much about spenild-

mg c°wB‘2h9Her“2ym' (’m'4b!°°d Admission fee, adults 25 rents.,|“l~’!, l 16'- hill' H99 Wl\8l"f‘ll\ W-‘ CW

sown, 1 1°eglstf-red <‘l1e§l‘"1' wud 9 young, ..,,nd,.en 15 ,,ems_ _suve without being unduly lncomnw- Plgs. 1 Y0"kSl\lI'(‘ ‘We 10 Illg~ and 'll In the evpnf ol- me 9.-a,.i,\. he-rpg ded. lnotlced the frown anl1i_~1 face

pure bred \'o1'k.-1l1i1'1=,,~ with pl-g,1 liorsc-1 hm,-.ny Wm hc, hem on -I-“,,__._,m_`. ev _pm pep; on, _

8 yrs. old, I gelicrul purpose inure, 30 i

ching 25th

l "Where did you get that economy

hens i\Vl1lu_~ \\'_v11n1lottes and Black = 45,;9.3.1gMitg3lpd_ :bug I haven't stinted you in any

l way, have I, I wish yo11'd let ms.

|MPLEMEN'l`3“°"l`?“"\ Wflgoll- _ __ ____ _ _____e_-,a--n_ run my business as I see tit. Econ-

carts, express wagon 2 seats with' ` ' ,omize-nowl" he said thn last iwl.

shittts and pole. l111gt<y_ box slelgl1.» gwoyds so ,uw |s,_.,m.,.1y (mlgm iung sleigh cyder mill, pulper, gas-i 1 _

1\ll11o1'cas.)

1 . oline engine (31/_» H. P.) ideal, with]

them

I Just then my eye caught the blot-

shuftlng and iigger, saw bench, grain Flity acres of land witl1 buil1llng=~,;e\_

fi ny rak s rin tooth and silimted one mile tron1Eldou. Forty-5 --Oh' Nom what in th.. Wm-ld dm

cru her, I1 _' e, .p Vg

iron l1o1'ro\\'_~x, disk l1ar1'u\\'1, 5 ft.. Mc- Cormack iriower, 2 plows, potato dig- i ger_ verity moulding plow and potatol, dlgger. grain scetler. 7 lt. Pruning

Ov" 1l0\“‘s ='lf‘l\P< 'l"»’¥\ l“`l'@S Pl“"gh°‘1 l Mrs. Orton give you such a bIS ready for crop. 'Fon acres l§\”0Wl“fl ,L¢-pe(-k fm-'_»" _ l1_z1y. Conveniently situated. Good: »-what me you talking nb(,ut»_»~ he locality- Butter f“°‘l“f_*’ Hdl°‘”l“g l asked, but 1 noticed n change ln nu

shears. i`orks. shovels, hoes. tools, etc. property. ~ ¢»xpr9_;.gi0n_ HARNESS etc.,1silver mounted set ‘ For pairtlclilarg apply to McLean &'., ..I opened me mme dmwm__ mmk_ driving l1ar11ess,express and ntllerlmr- hi(-Kinnon, Solicitors etc., Char!-otte-'img I would clean "_ out nicely for

ng harness, exp1'v.-11. and other har- l town, or to John M. McDonald, Bel-,yum I found that bl0“€T_ and triad nes. 2 cart Saddles and breechlngs, A lfust P. O. .an expe!-|me,,t 1 had read about

sets leather traces. 3 work collars, ll I4626-3-20mtl1usatt\13i. ljust to pass the time. l held it -bc- drivlng collars. ge'nt`s pigskln saddle. :fore the mwrm- and me writing 9

etc. are nearly new. “ , me y

CROP-20 bus, Marquis wheat, 120

bus seed Ballmer' oats. 80 bus. No, 80 harley (registered seed). 100 bus.

1 mixed gritln; 100 bus. Dakota potatoes.

i100 bus. turnips, 100 bus. mangles. I about 5 tons hay. 10 tons straw. ` Som-A H0111-1e'l1olll furniture in<:lu1I~ ing organ, Base burner. carpet and lots of other -articles too numerous t.o ' mention. l TERMS-All sums of $5.00 and und-

ler, cash; over that. amount S months I creillt on approved joint notes.

PETER BRODIE, A11ctio11f.'=r.

1, 4635-:1-zzinsntwco21. 1 ‘_ - - _ ,__ 1153

i 11N_1u11s

Sealed tciltlers will be received ll.V

1 illirlorsigiled up to u11d lncl1\tl_il`1l=! ' Marr,-li :list for 11 cheese maker for Gowzln Brno llairying (fo. Maker to state wages per mm1tl1. Factory to

pcrotc during 111ontl1s of July, August

f and September. Lowest or any tender j not necessarily accepted.

A. T. MCDONALD,

Secretary

; Souris

L 4575-3-18mtLs4iptl_ _ f ~ - _ 1

i AUCTION SALE

To hc sold by aut-tion on the prem- es on Wednesday 2nd, April at 11 rn. The Dwelling house and premises

, at Mount Stewart known as the Doyle 'property-opposite ltailway Station. l 2. The Dwelling house and premises :u.ljolni11g_ known us this Collin prop- lerty, now occiipicd hy John Atkins. I 1v1c1.1sou at B1<:N1'1.EY. 4640-3-2OMthusutue0l.

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7 NOTICE

‘ A special meeting of shareholders of the Dunstaffnag.: Cheese & Butter

,‘ Co.. will he held at the creamery, on , Monday, the 24th Inst., at 1.30 o'clock p.n1., for the purpose of considering the advisabillty of erecting a house for our manager. A full attendance is requested. By order,

FRED COURT, Sec. 4471-3J13Mth11satue5i

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The Charlottetown Guardians _

AUTOMOBILE AND PIANO PRIZE CONTEST

GOOD FOR

GRQI.

Name of Candidate ............ ..........

Not Good After April 12th

Trim neatly along the borderline

§°‘“‘ 3.§‘§*Es

ou von;

District No ....

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The undersigned offers for sale his

farm of 140 acres situated at Dun- staftnuge. This farm, wl1lcl1 is unc of the finest in this section, is conven- ently situuted, being withi11 l111lt'-n1ilc'| of shipping and creamery, and near to churches und school und only eight miles from (_‘h'tow11. The far111, which has .1 good orclianl, in clear except for about twenty acres and is well watered. The house is pmmlcally l\f?\\‘.

and other building I11 good repuirnl For full partic11Iar1s. apply to. ,

J. s. cA1nNs. 3

Duiistaffnrige,

»i1l2S.:l-20»M wen sonic 31 pd

FARM FOR SALE

miles of town, my farm consisting. of 110 .tori-.~1, O5 acres in 11 high! state of cultivation, balance cover~f

nice grove behind the house and a never falling pump ut door. Also a never failing spring on farm, fine dwelling house and good outbuild-

l ings, half 11 mile from school, with

four cliurches within about two miles. Only one and 11 quarter miles from rullrodd. For further partic-

' ulnr apply to undersigned, Albert

Newman. Bruckley Point.

4455-3-12mws4lpd.

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Nojics

The Annual General Meeting of the

shareholders of tl1e Telephone Coni- pany nf Prince Edward Island, will he, held in ilu- head office of the com- pany, Queen Street, Cliarlottetowu on Wednesday thc 26th day ofMt11‘ch,lO10 ut tho hour of cight o'clock, p in for the reception of the annual reports, the election of directors, and the tran section of such other business as may properly come before the meeting

IVALTER S. GRANT

Secretary.

4509-fl-l4l\l'lt)i.

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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest Land Regulation

THB sole head of 4 family or sn) mais cv.-1 ......€}."“.f.°2.il|‘.‘h.°'l‘5'..l’il‘.ll...”‘l‘.“°.l“lt"»l.‘i.'*f’l.‘.‘

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Sslkstcllewm or Alberta. Almllmnt must an .‘Z§'.i..‘£‘i2§l‘.'.“..§‘!.1§l‘°1>‘?.‘t§l'él“°'i...’:.lLZ‘l.$'°°°’ ll:l‘lt!mI_1_sBm;1Ac al any Dopllinibalhanzls u saucy on cert neo tom.

Du -Sl h l

tivatillr of ihsml:`lld.~nre;a‘Fll1nd;f ugrze :gn “IA ‘iomeltrader may live within nine mileaof bn homestead on a farm of at lem Oo acres, on serials conditions. A habitable home is re~

ealciirisltlyta ent when- resident: Ia psrlorrned In .hc In certain dintrlcn a lmn1c»1eu|¢: in soodiund

Llalmrssyagre-;lrl=:_1: £3 ?;_1sv|;:r;;e':i.on along aids nb

Duties Six mon1l1s'rnlden¢a°in each of three rss" after earning homestead retest: alsoso sem fhlifr °‘:i“I.'l!12"‘.."°1...€.;‘1i’.".I.'!1' ".'.°.l‘.§“?.f.’$’.°..°." conditions ` “ ° I' .salsa :.~.:.::.-.:.:~.:.'.e.'1::.°--°........f~»- Priest!-ou :ar acre. Dulles-v ust reside tix inontfi Isaac oft ysaraotdiivara wacrcsand asses boast worth Fu. , I J.” "$3-‘L °"'.‘.i¥.Ff‘»1‘.‘.‘ ‘2.‘.‘li”"‘ °.l’."|'f“1.”J‘°.l'.é°

may guffmfa so niiivili# .3-so woo

wbegltrg' cutiies nh I tan

r o 0

N B Uaaiitberiullhsibllcuionof ibis n 0'

cd with l1a_1'd and softwood with :1 M 1 o'clock, p_ m__ My farm of 1,

l you are using ' Sherlock Holme

your wife and I have 1 E know."

Scott threatened me. She loaned m

,Now are you satisfied? If you are,

livld with fury.

tutions have been right. There

tlireatfrli you? Why should you bo

Or thatlother -business men wo\1

was interested in some of your com- panies, How else are you entan- gled wlth her? Was she finding

w:1nt was it?"

I saw I had “nit tho nart on t

'with me, standing with his hand

ti ‘ Don’t be nest about it. But. “There is no Heed f0l‘ .V00 fo

Nell dear, t-ell me what it means Such 11 large amount, too."

? down with me," I told him. _

“l will see you to the cur. After

-‘1 told you ¢m¢e,10ng ago, mn; this you will cease your visits

Mrs. Orton owned stock in some of my 0lllC€'~"

our companies."

"Is she still interested 1'" "Yes."

011 the way home hot, ‘scaldl

“I see this check was made about ,ine not to come to his 0IIll“.‘. U

the timn that horrid Mr. Scott was*

Colds Case Headaches and Pains

Nell.

ll`everls'h Headaches and Body Paine Minard'a Llnlment Cures Distemp

caused -from a cold are soon relieved

by taining LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN

INE Tablets; There's only Eone "Bro- "‘.‘; f?.`."‘2.'.‘I."i.....’."T‘..‘.`.‘2'_““°” S “"”“" FARM FOR SALE

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AUCTION 3 SALE

I will sell by pulhllc auction on my

9 one mile of starch factory, cheese f

,O ,iory, shipping port. store, school and e cllurclico.

nreirilses on Tuesday Ilarch 25th, 191

acres situated I11 Centre of Uigg, on half mile from scl1ool.nnd rallwa station; 75 acres cleared and tI1e rc ulainder under softwood: orchard 0

ilong front oi’ farm. Good water suppli

boards and shingles.

Terms-All sums under $5.00, cash;

See Hand Bills.

M. A. McLeod,

J. A. McDonald, Auctioneer.

60 young trees; also splendid hedge-

t l

icles_ A quantity of new spruce

wer that amount 9 months credit on lllliroved joint notes. Terms of farm to m, ~ lie made known at sale. If the day

proves stormy sale will take place in the following day at same hour.

4557-3-17 Mwfs 4|

of water runs through farm, Witl

JAMES A. STEWART

Y _ ' Bridgetown f Lot 54, P. E.

‘ 4677-3#22MBW4lpd.

farm, This farm is conveniently situ

5th will be sold by public auction' Saturday April 12th, at one o'clock

Terms made convenient for purch

- secured on property,

Apply to

ALLAN MCDOUGALL.

4659~3~22msweds3lpd.

So'ect Hogs 150

price.

advmisamset willsnt haasidlm

:naman-at sclsuéw...-» ,

Live Hogs Wanted

.We are prepared to buy few cars. Hogs every week

Our prices are as follows :u- _ -

to 275 __ ._ ...I6c

I-_'envy Fats 275 and up __.;_.l3c Sows,_all weights ........... ,

Do not want Hogs under. 150 lbs on hbof at any

Why kill when you can get these' prices for fed

and watered Hogs on Hoof.

We take Hogs every Wednesdim morning. at

Albany Station, Kensington and Hunter iver. _

J. M. IIOOP 81 CO.'

is ~ Kensington Road 1 _

ndi

ul,

ffi

the money to buy back his stock.

'will take you to the car._` He was-

l I

»&

“You meddle in 1ny biisiuess ii' your

dare! Mrs. Orton saved m-5 wht-11

1 1

“l am 11ot satisfied, Noll, becrulsei

you have not given me your contl-l

dence. But I_ know now that my ill- 1

something about your tbusillesh that is not clear to me. Why Bl\0\llil 30°\l‘;

l'_*

row money from 11 wornan? I thought banks accommodated business men if their methods were honorable.

lf-

do so. You say this check was loaned 111cuay_ You have also told ine sllfa

advisei. Let

' ' possible. ' -

shape your affairs so that 'he .will be warranted In giving you ample credit to operate your farm efficiently. Our I aim is to assist ‘you in every way -

, ln-1E CANADIAN .BANK ,, or commence ,, 1,

_ _ _ .-_ ._...,._,...... '

him help you to `

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_CHARLOTTETOWN BRANCH, C. W. HARRISON, Manage. ALSO MIANCHES AT: Aussarou. MoN'rAcus,soua1s. suunsnsibs, vasuou siuocs

_'__'_;;Y_, __ '

LARGE ' it

auction on his premises

MARCH 26th.

F' M consistln of 100 acres of

'I' ON QALE

AUC I _

Iam instructed by Ashley Mt-Luiighlun. 5l“"h0De. I0 Sell by public

ON WE DNESDAY

AT 1 0'CLOCK. P. M.

(If very stormy sale will -be held Thursday at some hour.)

prime land all clear, situated at

AR S

Stanhope. This farm fronts on Covehead Bay and the back on the Gulf of St. Lawrmce where abundance of kelp and sea-weed can be had. Farm is 1 mile' from Covehead Lobster Factory, Cliff and McMlllan's Hotels gdjgln. ing. near church, school, mills and stores. New dwelling house, 2 large

tuult with the way you hantlled her money. the other night -'01'

llfz

-_ head," as futher used to say. She had

been ragging l1ln1 about her money.

n I wanted to say more, to find out

llliliztiet S@DH\'i1l0r £700' Clllilvllyl- “g'¥ tho check. signature and nil, cam; more, b11t Neil was go terribly 'angry

llals-iv churn \1o 3. several barrels four very plainly,"

<1 ‘1 ii ' lumber, single -and double -'A regular 31,9.,-lock Holmeg, M-en'

11. n ly

barrel guns. you ' he sneered.

All the impleineuts, sleighs, buggy, --~- “I told you I did it only to pass` th

t the door-knob and that look of un-

compromising ,anger on his face.

e that I simply walked out.

gli

Tl!

tears fell, not because of Mrs. Orton. but because of the way he had told

Tomorrow--Barbara is Worrl°d Over

Cf.

Consisting otonc hundred and eighty acres about one hundred and twenty clear undcr cliltlvation. The .bnluiicc easily cleared. A never falling stream

1i11 ac-

ed by pump in kitchen and also well ' | at door; two and half miles from hes

of mussel mud. 9 head of cattle con-

.-listing of short horn., and Ayrshires Also 1 draft mare ll years old and 1 gelleral pumom’ h°"“°? 2 Pig” iw” lnlon known as the Meadow Brook months old; 50 hens; with a quantity ot’ ha>'» oats and potatoes and all farm- ed_ being within ha" a mm, or starch ing implements together with har- and butter nact°,.y_ and one mile,

ness; also new truckwaggon (Bain); 'whoop ch,".ch.,_,B_ and smppmg 8

New C“"l lB“l“)5 “ew (GWY) ‘lfl""six miles from Charlottetown.

111|! Waggou; new mower: 1 milk

I am selling my farm at New Dom.

8.!

of nd

The

'farm is all in a high spate of cultiva-

zcparator, besides numerous other art- (gon and wen W,_¢_,.,.,.,d, Wm, good

buildings in ilrst class repair. lf 11oi sold by private sale on or before April

on li

Bl'

lor as purchase money cun remain

Owner on premises.

~2-25 :M41 . , _ -

2 broodféqws to farrow last of March, hens.

straw, 150 'bus. potatoes.

household furniture.

TERMS-All sums of $5.00 und

Terms for farm at sale. _

4555-3-17n1l\Io11'I‘11:-1Sai.'5lpd. ,

barns and other out-buildings all in good repair.

STOCK--l niarei yrs. (pure bred Clydesdale), 1 horse 9 yrs. (Barrist-

er).'l horse 11 yrs. (Oakley Baron), 4cows to freshen in April, Z cows to freshen lx1'Junc, Z cows in milk, 1 pure bred Shorthorn bull 2 yrs., 4 helfers

5 fall pigs. 4 geese. 70 Plymouth Rock

'IMPLEMENTS-Deering binder, Deering hay cutter, Massey Harris

rake. Frost & Wood manure spreader, disc drill, gang plow, single plow, 2 sets springtooth harrows, smoothing harrow, disc barrow, potato scuffler, roller, team truck wagon. single truck wagon, 2 carts. express wagon, road wagon, rubber tire wagon, 2 wood slelghs, box sleigh. driving sleigh, 3% ll. P. Alpha gasoline engine, Hall cleaner combined, drum, set farmers, 2 rubber belts, harness of all kinds. forks, shovels, hoes and other articles.

CROP-5 tons hay, 150 stocks oats, 75 bus. mixed grain, quantity of

ALSO-Ki»tcl1en range (new), wnsliing nmchlue (new). churn and other

under, cash; over that amount I0

months credit on upprovod joint notes. ii per cent. discount for cash.

Sale positive as the owner is going West.

' PETER BRODIE, A11t'iionee1'.

AUcT1'oN slits ,

To besold by public auction on 111y

premises on Friday 28th March ui

12 o'clock noon all my stock, crop and farming implements, house, tur- nliure etc. For i'u1'ii1er"particlllnrs se: hzmdbllls.

JOHN J. O'(>0NNNELL,

Clarlietoivii. I'. E. l.

4020-3-'.l0lVl3ipd.

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Myfurm is for sale colislr-fling of

87 acres; about 80 acres clear and I11 good condition. balance ready to clear. Buildings ure in good repair and in good shelter to the 11o1'th‘ of them ,also a_ good orch-ard. This farm is suitable for any person desiring to go into the milk business, being only ten minutes drive to the town of Sum- merside and to a lhutter and cheese factory. Is on the east side ot' tho towu and on the road going east from the town. Has all conveniences, daily rural route mall and 11 district team carrying children to and from the town school.

Apply on premises to '

JOHN W. HALL.

Sun1mersidc_

4578-3-1t4mlts6iR.R.7l_

Womewospital _

*Wanted Probationers at between 23 and 40. Good Education re_ quired-2 year’s course Apply

LADY SUP"l.` WOMEN S HOSPITAL

IOO2 St. Catherine St. West

Montreal, P. Q. A

347-3-6 M thur sat -i wits pd.

Austin Haley commission MERCHANT Fresh and Salt Fish ,

Lobsters, Scallops, Clams 176 Atlantic Ave. Boston Consignments Solioitod .

_JCHESEBRO .BROTHERS

Wholesale commission dealers and

shippers.

B 1 nent nam , _ UIGIU. Bell. Lohsters and Frogs

IN lvlwilltlen . _ ._ _ ,

vm. coililssmeuti rolidm.

l l

NU- 1 P\llto1i"'ll‘fill A Niirksl. Newz

ei- 1 ,_ 111* *

, Bags

F ` , ...r bale _

1 Good clear iiour and sugar .bags to 1 hold 80 lbs. potatoes at l2c each f. o. gli. I-ialltax. Prompt shipment.

HALIFAX BAC COMPAN-V

1 l’. 0. Box 1063

Halifax, N. S.

-:I-17Ml\Iar17,19,22.

In gn 111 >-

£139-

» OTICE

We have just landed two

cars of Lime for" Land

purposes which we will sell at close prices for cash out of lcars. We also landed car of

Maple Leaf Flour which we

also quote at low figures.

M. KENNEDY & C0..

Bradalbane.

4378-3-8 M stt 3 Mos pd.

FOR SALE

We~ have on hand the lol-

lowing, Viz.

250Cssl1s St. .lohn Lime. .750 Barrels “ ,“ “ ` 300 Barrels llmhnil and _ Calcined Plaster 1' 2 Millions Cedar a11dSpmee ~ Shigiesfi _

_ Alsol equantity Pugw_asl1

,,Brick, Cabgar Posts,_ Flooring,

Lathe. and all kinds, of. Lumber. _

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