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99 "I! VIII! "sans. said a remin- Ili Dllpieisn. If they are ugurished OOO wbnerly cared for there is no IOOOIII why one eannot enjoy the sat- n of always feeling youthful.

b"!!! about such a. condition is the mission of VITAL.‘ the great nerve and brain remedy. It hue re- amass the vigor and vitality of thou-

s o men an women and t , uth its ability to assist in mak- "II the urn-us of your body function

OI lls“lre intended they should has ‘bnlllht happiness to thousands. ‘Vital eon be bought at ell druggists

Ior l0 oils. box. n: lie by ll. A. Water.

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IN MIlIORIAM

MRS. DONALD STEWART

_ An aged and highly esteemed resident of Huntsville passed to her eternal reward on March 30th. in the the person of Margaret Nich olson, relict of the late Donald Stewart, Hartsviile. The deceased was born in the Isle oi‘ Sky. Scot- land, in the year 1835 and thus had reached the ripe old age of 86 years. In the year 18-11 she came to ‘this country with henparents and ‘has resided here ever since. Throughout her long life she took a deep interest in all that pertain- ed to the urpbuildinlg of the com- munity and ever stood for tihe things that were best. For forty years she was a consistent mem~ ber of the Iiiartsville Presbyterian -Church. During the last few years of her life her health was not good and she was confined to her room. a good part of her time. Through these years of her illness and of old age she was tenderly cared for by her daughter Miss Margaret. When the end came she was [found ready and she died as she had lived trusting in the merits of a crucified Redeemer. M-rs. Stewart leaves to mourn the loss of a kind and loving mother one son and four daughters The one son is Mur dock of Hartsville and the daugh- ters are Miss Flora and Mrs. Annie Sherman both of Lowell, Mass. Mrs J H. Newman. Elmwooil. P E- 1. and Miss lilvargaret at home. Be- sides these she leaves a step-son in the Canadian West. and a step- dlnughter in Pictou. N S. and also three brothers viz: Dr. M J Nichol- son. Washington. D 'C-. Samuel Nicholson, building contractor. Norm Dakota, Alexander Nichol -_ son druggist, Wilcox, Arizona. The funeral was held at her old home on Friday Aipril 1st. The serv

men unconsciously read, and t

Haads and '

Our portfolio of samples of , I -on. HEINEmf st. John, N. n.

‘an excellent address Miss

.-rr_nve to m in this m.

—CHlLDREN'l GHA BRAY Dresses, age- 6 to 12 yesru. Big ‘value, each 1.19. st SINCLAIIPS.

—‘-ALL THAT'S NEW and novel iin spring mliliuery at moderate pri- ces-SINCLAIR. & STEWART, LI- MITED.

-8ATURDAY SURPRISE BAR- GAIN in ‘Ready-to-wear, second floor, May 7th.—SINC~LAIR STEW- ART, LIMITED.

-LlME.-We can supply Lime either wholesale or retail cheaper‘ Qthen the Kilns on account of e special purchase. Order at once. R. T. Holman, Ltd., Summeraide.

Im-NORTYI-I BiEDiEQUlii-ddr. A. ,C. McDonald, Delhousle student, ; will preach, next Sunday May 10th -at North Bedeqce, 11 a. rn. South iledequo. 3 n. m., Travellers’ Rest _7 p. m.

—-SURPRISE BARGAIN In In-

,dies‘ furnishings‘ Department, sec-

ond floor, Saturday, May 7th. Sev- eral articles featured. A genuine surprise bargaiu.—8INCLAlR d:

I STEWART, LIMITED.

—-FUNERAL_-The remains of the ‘into John Gorlil of Noruham_ arrived from Maine on Thursday evening, and the iiiuneral was held yesterday, Friday, from his home in Northam.

will speak in the Hall at Freetown on Sunday morning at 11.00 o'clock and in the Baptist Church at Central Bedeque at 3.00 o'clock and in the Methodist. Churchfiearletown at 7 o'clock in the interest of Can- adian Bible Society. Ho will also speak in the Methodist Church at Cape Traverse on Monday evening at 8 o'clock.

-MlSs MILLS 0N GIRLS’ WORlQ-There was a large turn-

‘out of girls nt the Y. M’. A. Hall.

Sum-merside, on Thursday even- ing to meet Miss Miills, the Y_ W. C. A. Iélecrctary from Charlotte- town. who was present in the interests of C. (l. I. ’I‘_ Work. In Mrills outlined the girls’ work program iu detail and the benefits result- ing from girls’ camp, in addition to outlining C. G. l. ’I‘_ work. After a vote of thanks had been tender- cd Miss Mills by the girls she met with some of the leaders and de- tails of organization. were covered’. Both girls and leaders are very enthusiastic and we wish them every success.

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I1ealih_ b31111 regained strength so much that he undertook several agencies and also started a groc-

ery store en's small scale. This business agreed with hint as he continued‘ to gain health and

strength, but in February he con- tracted measles and the contrlnuai coughing accmnipairvlng measles irritated his weakened lung. which brought on hermiorriiages and sud- denly caused his delahh.

He was a young man of very exemplary character, and had a smile for every one and i.n any circumstances he iti-lways exhibit- ed that forlrlit-ude that comes frcun patience and cheerfulness

In the home where he nliwnlys was, the vacant chair will be a gentle reminder of hvis many pileas- ant and sociable qualities.

Aflter a short service at iris home in Mloiti-ague his remmins were talker; to the ‘Church at Mur- ray llnrbor North, ‘and there among the schoolmates and friends of his youth, Rev. Mr. Mc- Kenzie of Monbugue assisted by Rev. slvlr. McKay of Murray Harbor North conducted the funeral ser- vice and Iin ihhe ‘cemetery 'at Mur- ray Harbor North hrls rem-THIS were laid beside tihat of his young- est brother who hlredeceased‘ him

‘about lfive years ago.

He leaves to mourn his sad loss his father and mother also two

brothers, Dowel] in Halifax and (‘mile-m at. Monte ue, bee es a ducted b! Rev- R M~ Slave“ “I” ibrge circle of Lgrlends and rela- pall bearers were J_. H New-man.;_1ves_

Mfllcolm MQLBM» Ca-Vt- All“ Mei The pail bearers iwcre Cameron lx-od, Malcolm Nicholson and Alex Mount,’ “qmanl Menu-e. glwm-d under Mvlfinnfln- Millwr Chester MlcLui-e. Iiwy

Interment was in the Hartsv-ille (<_am.p5e1,| and Benjrunrin MdLru-(L cemetery. I Our home this night is saddened WWW By death's unexpected call LYMAN HALL MaoDONALD Removing from our home

The one lloved mos: of all.

Hiiii iheart was light and‘ cheerful. Our home with joy did mm,

And his voice. so kind and

gentle. i

Now forever more is still-T.

~We hope some day to meet him When the Lord calls us in E0. How long or short bhat time

ice at the house and grave Iwlss con

It is with sadness that we have to record the death of Lyman Hali MacDonald of Monlta-gue on the 24th. or April, been" 24 years and S rmonths. He was the eldest and dearly lbeioved son of Nell and Lucy B. MacDonald.

The deceased was not out e very robust constitution, but over a year ego he began to improve in-

mny be, Onlv the Lord does know.

Raised on Water and Blatchford’s Calf Meal

The Agricultural School at 5t. Anne dc Lu Pocsiiere. _Que.._ of which Rev. Noel Pelletlcr is a director. reports having a twin pure-bred Ayrshire Heifer which refund lo iaige mil? and was raised exclusively on water and Blatchiord e Cal

carries the calves all the way from birth to six months sturdy growth.

Many of Your Neighbor! consider it abaeluielr ssaeiltial to pre- per and rofilebls r train/na- I Ilhlbe only osl Insslin t ewor I ll 0" oughl eoebstl sud PIQP'"d h" 9"’ dlgestlsn by the will“! ill"-

Obtsln blateblorcfs Cali Mssl from:

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‘th b Ql‘ and to see that he sole ‘vs ue or his money wil be. ill the

< upon honour.

.mlnent benefits of the future To

-KlDDlE8' DRESOIO» ‘I001 QUI- llty Percale. only 98c ‘each, at SINCLAIlVs.

--DOLORED SATIN Duchess. 36

STEWART, LIMITED.

—MAKE IT A POINT to see our. Surprise Bargain Tsibie in the la- dies’ ready-tooveer department this Saturday, May 7th. Big values going-SINCLAIR d: STEWART LIMITED.

-‘I'HE BOARD 0F TRADE.- The meeting held lest Thursday evening attracted a. fair sized aud- ience 'l“hs report of President. Allen regarding his trip to Ottawa was of an encouraging character and expressed the opinion that work should be undertaken before the year ended. Incidentally the various interviews had with the Minister of {Railways and the Minister of {finance werg referred to. President Allen was tendered s. vote of thanks. Mr. H. T. Hol- naira report of what. was being done in the matter of the old stor- age fox proposition was not so en- couraging. ‘llhe money is not com- ing in as fast as expected and it is likely tim.t,tho proposition will be allowed‘ to rost for a few days more. The Daylight Saving idea not another boost mud a resolution was adopted letting the matter rest. pending the report of the special conumittee now canvassing the town. The Railway Commis- sion had’ u resolution passed "fev- oring the meeting recentl-y held at Mloncton and a resolution was idupled endorsing what had al- ready been (l0lle at: the gathering.‘ it was decided to extend an invita- .ion to the Canadian iveekly Press Association to place Summersido on their itinerary next year. and] make their visit as pleasant as possible. The mid‘ for Summerside streets expected from Ottawa.- was dilated upon at some iengivh and the hope, that good results would rfollow was expressed. Some Jther business was discussed be- ore the meeting adjourned,

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WESTERN PERSONALS

—Mr. J. S. Neil of St. John, was | in Summerside Thursday on busi~_ ness. »

—Mr. John Arsemuult and young bride spent Wednesday and Thursday in Summerside on- their honeymoon. Mr. Arsensult was| married to Miss B trice Gaudet‘ by the Rev. Father authier of St. Louis. They left for their future home in St Louis Tbursdeyleven- I18.

CLOSE CALL- ELEVATOR COLLAPSE!)

S1‘. JOHN, May 6.——Two em- ployees of the 6t. John Cold Stor- ag-e Co. had a nanrow escape from death when an elevator on which they had just loaded a ton of beans, collapsed and dropped from the second to the floor. Beyond being badly shaken up. the men were uninjured, the elevator was demolished.

srocx ouorhrlons

HALIFAX, May 6 —(Quotstioss furnished by Johnson 8: Ward members of the Montreal Stock Ex change).

83 129

Atchlson Oar Foundny American Car Foundry . American Smelting & Refinin

Co Aineri Anaconda Copper ..... .. 424.4 Canadian Pacific Railway .. 115% New York Central Railway 72%‘ Cuban Cane Sugar 20 Crucible Steel international Pmper Mexican Petroleum Reading ................. .. Southern Pacific Studebaker Corporation

. 153%

89%

Union Pacific - 1197/41‘ United States Sites 110"‘ m“ “s""i""ii"iii"riii"m

K II ' D7118 9 r9

xe.i.).yf..-.. 85% . M. P. R 58%

r n. s. Wheat May 145 July 114%

Corn May 60 July 62%

Oats May 371A July 38% Sell! 39%

LEGAL rumor-imam- For: rat.- SIFYING ssconos

A bill is being prepared‘ for we- sentation to thestste Legislature of Minnesota which will make “any trend attamtlfied. committed or oonnlved‘ at" in the ‘Ina-limit 0f official or semi-ofiilcihl records a. felony and lpun-lelmble as M1011, 8f!- cording to n letter from Bertram D, some, who states that there is no doubt but when this bill will go through without any ODDOSI-flflll

Fnlesians this bill should 80 through, in fact. it seems impos- bible to lid m fl a any smvllflfl upon which any onest OWOJIUB" could- be based. Once on the stut- ute books, other states may expected to follow the 0241111019 set by Minnesota. and W8 ma? rqemnebly empect that the eiiforts of Breeders Association to protect

near future_ booted by slate 811d possibly ‘by ‘federal laws.

The business of ‘breeding and selling pure-bred cattle is bull-t The man who vio- lates trust the public has in him deals a blow to the foundations of society. He is false no himself as well as to others. lie lets tem- porary ‘gain of the present obscure from his mental vision the PM"

such men

orf limited mental 'out- » tor

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Ages 6 to 12 yeers,i land he is

inch. lest year's price $4.50. Silki sale per yard sass-SINCLAIR oi

be'

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(Continued from Pane “ti! )

ihsing given - a cordial welcome. - ' O O O

lnviitations are out for a dance given by the Uieut. Governor and Mucloinnon

Mn. in the Country Club on Thursday

evening. Hay 19th, from 8.30 pum; till 1. O O

‘Dr. Iniarence Murray. daughter of Rev. Robert dmrrsy, until re- cently oi’ (YLeary and Bloomfield, ‘has been appointed medical mis- sionary to Honan, Chine. She has for a year or two been» pnctising with Dr. MiciDerugsll, well known in the surgical world of Halifax.

O O O.

MrsJJudgeMldcQuar-rie of Summer side. was among the visitors atten- ding the lDailhotisie convocation on Thursday, her niece. M119! Ruth dtfuPbeil receiving the» degree of 1M. A.

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g invitations have been issued to several in this Province for the lay- ing, lMiay F112, at Windsor, of the corner stone of the new main building of the University oi.’ King's Collette. "Windsor. by His Honor Uieutenant Governor Grant, on which era-marking occasion an ad- dress will be delivered by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. Presid. ent or Columbia University, New York. The cornerstone laying is h, part of the program for the an. numl Encaenia proceedings. O O O

There was an appreciative audi- ence at Prince vStreot School last evening to enjoy “a night with Tennyson," the program for which was one of the finest ever given by the talented young ladies of the senior departments of this flourishing school.

O O O

Mr. Charles Coven and daughter, Milss lMinniie Owen, have gone back to Georgetown, for the sum- mer months, much to the regret of their numerous friends here.

' O O O

illev. E. S. Weeks of Murray I-lar- lbor will» have the degree of M. A. (iM-aster of Arts) conferred on him by Mt. Allison University at the Convocation about the middle of this month. 'Mr. 'Wsoks graduat- ed in Arts (lB. A.) in 1904 fl-lld- re-' celved the degree c-f B. D., in 1907. During his undergraduate course in Arts he took an honor course in

‘We 6M1 Slive our mothers is to

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“More and Better Brand”

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whom she is kindly remembered for her many charming qualities. O O O

As tomorrow, Mother's Day is being generally observed over Can- ada the following tribute is copied from the Christian Guardian.

snowman o" Mina-st would be an impossible task for most of us to pay ibaick to our mothers the great debt or gratitude that we owe for services rendered. Those services have been "so many and varied and: wonderful and have] been for the most part -performcd so quietly and unostentiously, that the sum total and compass of them is very difficult to reckon or to understand. We never, indeed, g6? to appreciate our mothers in any adequate way until we ourselves come up into the real responsibil- ities and duties or life. Happy. in- deed are those people who, when they reach that estate, still hnvo their mothers with them, so that they can give some faint expres- sipn; to the iiicivie and igratlitutic which they feel. Brut, alter all, we can never pay back our mothers for what they have done for us. Somehow the world ls s0 arranged that each generation must look forward, rather than back. and find its great task and duty in relation to the future-The best reward

help yubke Qihcir “daughters and they would have them to be.

Engilrish Language and Literature.

Having taken this coures and hav- 3m" FEINERs 5LAY TWELVE

ing, during the past fell. and win-

srohha ter. prepared a Thesis he is l1°W,Only One Man in. Pam» Ambush-

entitled to the degree of M. A. His Thesis was a lengthy treatment of the theme: "TheW/Vitnoss to Im-J

Poetry." O O O

Mlrs. W. H. IProwse has moved from the city to Murray Harbor, where she will spend the summer months.

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IMP. Norman Watson has arrived

ifux, ec- spend O O O

356/, of Hartington and Lady Mil-lid War Ito the cemetery.

65% Mackintosh will remain in Ottawa gllfgggigflfmggetflzmgtio‘;umber of until the end of May with their m, people 8nd,. ' “ 78,4 parents the Duke and Duchess of c ‘ police returned hers of tho funeral cottage, seeing

Devonshire. O O O

56 The KIWI" “SYIIWMPBIIIP I01‘ "l9 Oiliicials slate those persons refus- Szu‘ Prov/meg of Manitoba, hag bggn Pd IIO IISJIL and the ‘IIOIICB IIPCII 8i. ' . . ‘ them_ ' -

awarded to =Mlr. J. King" Gordon only sen of Ralph Connor. O O O

A most cordial welcome is be-

ing given to M‘r. \V. S. Louson and m"! W9" km“ and “V” ‘wmmded

his bride, who arrived in the city on Wed/nesd-ay evening, and were

met at the Railway Station by a "Iliilflh Riilfilbitcall Army" Bautry mountain and‘ a lfight eu-

jolly crowd of Rc-terians- who ac- companied lMr. and Mrs. Louson

sented them with a very handsome gift in cut glass. IMrs.’ Louson, "who

Iis a charming person. will be an '

acquisition to the social life of this city and it is hoped she will read~ jily grow to I a a e |

The caste o-f the st. Dunstairs

, " ' . tat in tak ac-

talziu itmothfgeébaoihm o? [he Dramatic Clutb was given s spien» p nlsed State Assocla-idid ovation lest night, when they, ~' "imion of breeders 0f. IMEWB- reproduced their fine play Under;

Cover in the Prince Edward to a

very large audience. O O O

illeartiest congratulations are ex-- '

tended to Dr. Stanley Begnail on the numerous honors he received at Delhousie University, graduat-I it‘ as he did with highest dis- tinctions obtainoble. I O O The death of Mrs. J. T. Bethune of Montreal came ‘he s severe‘ shock to her friends hero, among o n ti n g y u '

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use Dr. Chase's» Ointment for

you arenoi. ex ori-

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,l1.nd' seven constables mortality in Nineteenth Centurlflbuscaded and killed tance outside of lllat-hmore, County Kerry. Only one man. dnithe party escalped. lie was uninjureti

_ forces recovered the body to their home in Brighton and pro- of the republicans and

love her Island Home. -

GROWN POLICE

ed Escapes With Life

.DUBUIN| Mfly 5.-—A sergeant were am-

a short dis-

‘Shooting at Funeral

_ LIMERICK, May 5.——'l‘he ftmer-. ' nl of Henry (llanoy. \l'IlO~Wil8 shot \n.nd killed lhere Saturday , slave rise to an incident: 90% home from iDalihousie iColi-ege, Hai- which resulted in: the police‘ em- the summer menu“ ployung ifire-ahms, killing Iona CIVILI- ian. and another. When the coffin, (lrflpcd. The Marquis and Mercbioness with the Sinn Fcrin flag was on the

n igh t, tori-a)‘

‘dangerously wounding

the police of the

Later tho pro- ‘waa formed‘ again. The and some mem-

them conhinftg, ran ncrnss a field.

Four More Killed DUBLIN, May 4.--l1‘our police-