the recent Advertising

ig most used by women who have their own housework to do and small children to look after.

“When tired and wornout by the continuous monotony of household duties and the care of small children the nerves in time play out and lllen it is that Dr. Chase's

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Nerve Food ‘proves the good .

l friend in time of need.” 50 cents a box all dealers. lllrs. w. German, 213 P k no ' - ~ °' * street. ‘Brockville. oil. T<>$§ll§?n'}3ates& “i” Fm"

,“l Arr: So Tired, Dearie"

writes: “After the birth of

was _so weak_ that it "would palpitate at times, and I be-

from friends, I begun" m use of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food and took altogether 12‘ boxes. how well I am now and hay

m canons '

o m‘ cnnillu GUARDIAN

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Contest the question was my boy I became g k uked. “For what is Dr. and gradually lost wetlglll?! Ellllllli liiglhiﬁgf," $.21‘; Chase's» Nerve Food most was unable to do my work The prompt use o’: a hand chemi- ﬂoqueutl used?" _ and was in‘ mise because w! quickly extinguished the blaze And t e_ answer in the Icould not sleep. y nerves ""-‘ " l - great mB,)0!'ll._y' of cases would twitch and jump and M PM“ u“ “°"“5"'Th° was: “I have found on. in- I would get up‘ in the morn- ggrionlrztrulzjliautltwlltlrﬁe “'l§._.“§"..; iry wlmong ’ my friends ings with tired, aching liynbg honr what have maul-umpire; u... t at Dr. Chase s Nerve Food and aching head. My hem . Umwa States min have decided

arne greatly discouraged. Following personal advice

I wish you could see

am enjoying life." o, Dr. Chase's Nerve Food,

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ullolo. In Julzd to 01:. ¢:'¢¢m"' $030.“ '§¢¢.""""°" ‘v. u.“ n, Q5?“ ll '.“ y“ av‘ "n u‘! help-tin”: @717?‘ (vq-QH“ ﬁuu“: v . . ' ’ l n i‘ i l . i ' F03" SALE" -...-_.._....._...__..._.._.._. .._.._.~.. _______ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE-TWENTY cn-v vac» ~ ~- P°'“°“~ M" "mm" 1°“ W‘? HOMBSEEKERB-QEND‘ eon

to Mark R. McGulyan, Solicitor.

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COTTAGE FOR SALE-NEARLY ilow. AUDI? No. 329 Corner o! Eunton an]. Victory Ave.

'FOR SALL-FARM OONSIST. lug o! 30 acres in Royalty 2% mtloo from Charlottetown, next vo Water Won-kn. Otters will be received tlll Much 31. Avlll! in John Saunders l-llm Ave. or P. 0. Ho: 422. ‘

llEMALE HELP ‘VANTED

..___.~..__._.__~._._..__.._...... WANTED-A cmmeea MAID. M9917 Queen Howl.

in-u-iwncnn 'TO LET -OENTRALLY LOOAT

od large trout room on love!

ﬂoor suitable tor oltico. Apply

Gulrdlan. ‘ >. ' 'i.ooo'méﬁ'woalu.zs~o - It u csnlmtoo that nwrlynl-Wo thouserld morn are walking tho streets oi’ ﬁault 510., Ont., us n. result o! the closing dovm on Sunday or the Al- amo steel mills becwuvo of lock oi zlrllers‘ for stool ‘walls. A deputa- rlon heudodl by lhmyor Thomas l-‘nr quhsr lelt. {or Ottawa. to lutcrvleiv rho Dominion Government to oh-

wed n nrm to the IIOIGBI‘ or the . 1W3? number in hho candy bags at ' M16 St. HERB .

thank the kind Home. 11nd vlclnlty for the‘ valuable assist nncé rendered thoinornlng or 11m flro in saving my dwelling house "hlarggmt , flcNolll, Tryon.

5101M’ welcome back to their "Old homo town."

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MR. GEORGE PROWSE has of-

fvlnoenhs Orphans no ten

Ohﬂb 0F T-HANKGF-l wish to o! Tryou-

FIRE ALARM’ - The tire alarm

sounded about. 8 o'clock Saturday

to ognln mzuko their homo in Char. lottolttnvn. All will bid than: a

EASTER BUINOAYF- Yesterday Elan-tor Sunday, -_ vms marked by weather whiclrooomcd m-itnrmon- i" "m! @110 ‘llreut festival. Tho sonvicos lD the w-nrlouo churches WW6 8" very u-Pllﬁll‘ attended. and the music ln most o! than» vmn of 1'11 Mcentlonal-ly high l onder. Floral decorations odd-ed beauty and attractiveness in keeping with the spirit. oi the day,

---———-<0>—-—-.-~- lN MEMORIAM

I'll WVYHK memory of Jenn Kinc- Leod who died March 261.11. 1919. Two years ago God called her,

To His home ‘beyond The sky Andnthozlgh she dearly wished to

ve. ‘

Slm was not afraid to lilo.

For she had dreamed of Angels. 0f lkvnrly gates thrown wldc, And that her Sunnloul- judged box, And passed her solo lusldc.

inserted by her parents.

IN MEMORIAM

tn lowrim‘: memory o1‘ Margaret Qmoo Webster beloved daughter o! lur. anxl Mrs. llnrry Webster fell ﬂuloen m Jesus hinrnh 28th 1919. at the early ngn of 11 ygafg and 3 months.

Virginia. Infm list, Dept. 276.

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BIND‘!!! YOUR RAW I088.»-

wlll buy for out or new.» on. consignment for New York or London market. Satloilnotory son vice. prompt returns E. B. Ra!" nor, Summornldo, P. b. l. or l5’!- 158 Woo: 37th. Btrool. New York.

FREDK. HUTH l C0,‘ 64 PA-RK

.St., Southwark. B. E. l London. England announce their spring onle of furs at auction on A»!!! 18th. 192i, E. H1. Rayner. lxont, Bummorsido. P. B. l. '

wnuwnn

WANTED-A MAN 0R BOY FOR farm work. Apply to A. O. F. pill. York.

m: snnus ms PAY- - Tho council of Strootovlllo, voumrlo has adopted n policy 0t cousolldotlul; puhllo olilcos. AL a lnﬂvtlug ro- cently Mr’. B. J. Rutledge was ro- nppolnted "rows Constable. Se veral otlwr lobsfworeuztvcn him (or good‘ - mo-uauro.‘ Constable Rutledge ls now the Road Oven sncr, thaw Soultnry inspector, the

1min orders for the steel plant

Broad Inspector, the 'l‘.ru.nnt 0ft» cor and the lPoundlmpo. of Lhv village. For these multifarious duties tho Council tired his salary at $200 mm Your. As it was thought Couavtoblp llutledgo had all the work he could conveniently lmndlo. tho Couuoll appointed Mr. J. K. Duggon. Mm; Inspector.

BELFAST. Mor- 27-Slnn l-“eln- eus lnvndod ‘tho railway eumlon at Glarry. Ford County, Antrim. this morning and seized tho telegraph and telephone lnutnmionu » and out the wines looking non: 111s

We loved her, you we. 10v...) hm; - llut Angola loiwwlnlm more , Ami-they have sweetly callgd 1191-, ‘To Yonder shining whore. Inserted by hor loving puronm,

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Salts ll Kidneys 0r Bladder Bother

Harmless to flush Kidney; and "wirllizo irritating acids.

Kidney and Bladder weakness ro- suits from uric acid. says n noted luthority- Tho kidneys rum.- this noid lrom the lalood and puss it on m i119 bladder. Whore it often ro- maine to irritate and inflame, cans. ing n bln-nlng. scalding sensation, m‘ 661N114! up an irritation at the neck o! the bladder, obllgln-g You to seek rollof two or three times dllrllls the ‘night. Tho sufferer is l" cllllslﬂlll- 619M. the water passes sometimes with a scolding sensa- "011 and la very proluae; again, ‘there ls dltficulty in avoiding it. Bladder weakness. most souls cull it because they can‘; control urination. While it lei oxtronioly annoying and sometimes vory palm ml. thls is really one o! 1lm moat simple ailments to overcome, um about tour ounces of Jud Salts from your pharmacist and» lake a table spoonful in o gloss oi water before breakfast, continue m; (or two or three days. This will neu- tralize the neldn in the urine so it no longer ls a source" o! lrrllntlon to lho bladder no.1 urinary organs which thou nct normally again.

Jan ‘Salts is inexpensive. harmless and h: mndo from the mold of grapes and lomon juice. combined with lllhln, and is ulod “by thou. and! ot follm who ore albkofto urinary disorders caused by uric acid irritation. Jud Salts is splen- did for ltldncyw HUI] causes no bad elfoctn whomever.

‘Here you have. n pleasant, oﬂor- veccout llthla-wuler drink, which

dinner ' Yesterday wn one oftho most suc- oooslul oven-held st the hotel-AZ!» persons being. orchestra. rut-ﬁshed‘ o. splendid pro- gramme otlilghcloas music. The decorations wemtvqry only“, b9.

fleet much creolt upon ‘ﬁlo-deal:-

kot on Saturday was the best seen

‘Brown had those on

t ‘a l . , a _ Vclorh. _ Hotel pupa Liv“ aminmm’ s,“ or Vervalsfleodot .}V¢'"‘l1'¢1. u; Tmublz, Rheumatism, Pam on w. Bub, Eczema and viblﬂfh" ujutioos, “Frult-n-tlves” {W08 prompt relic! and assures n. speed!’ when the, treat-wont is hithfully _ ﬂﬁygﬂ4iﬂwqs" is the oniy mdunivu p40 from Fruit-containing tho medicinal prlnﬂlPliﬂl or 191368» drwxﬂ. l!“ "Id PM”, Wm???“ with uluahlotonlca and mnﬂeePl-‘ci- we o box, ﬁbril-Ell. "W Blwvw- At all closlorll or sent postpald by Fruit-rhino Limited. Ottawa. 0|"-

T=§1~

present; T-ho Casino

hm; lu purpleoud‘ white and ro-

ner Mr, F. P. 1mm" o! the

hotel dining "room sin-n}. _ -.

ens-ran‘ on: DIOPLAY-Jfho dlspltly o! boot at one Easter mnr-|

tor some time. Prominent among the crux-ensues shown were those o! prim cattle at the recent cattle show and herd-s ted at the Exporb mental Farm. Messrs Saunders d; Meweom, Bloke Bros. and Staph sale. Excelleu displays were also mode by Modern Vernon 01w. Burr a Arbln: and the other moat dealers. Eggs were down to 35c on Saturday.

Fheetorvm. wish to sincerely thank ~ their neighbors nrnd irlenda tor the 1113.117 acts o! kindness thown them ln one sudden death of their llttlo daughter, also {or tho messagw or sympathy and boautllul ﬂoral tri- butes aeut them.

Notice ‘Phone will ho a. meeting oi the United Farmers lu Comwa-ll hall on Tuesday Rho 29th Mal-oh- Mr- Korr will address Lho unootlnl: ll! the lnterests oi a central cream- ery. All interested are requested to be present. l! stormy mbelllli:

will be held following evening. HARRY PETHIOIgP . .r.‘.

SUCCESSFUL OANTATL- Strainers magnificent cantata, "The Crucifixion" "was sung at the Moo- hodlst Church on Good Friday wanna-gallstone a woo ooncresatlon Tho‘ vahlotzs part5 wore ably hand- lodzlby tho choir itudor lthe dlroc- ' Lion oi‘ the organist. lh-oi’. Flasher. Tho u-ololsla "were ﬂlosars Ritchie. Bruce. Gorbell, McKee and Dlmnls who rendered hholr portion o! the acrvlcc very zwooptalhly.

SlGNALLlNG-.\ll of-Elcms, N. C. 0'5 and men of No. 8 Signal 00.. having, hlad any previous lsigna-l undoing will be examined for am- nual classification purposon at the Alwrnourlas today beglunl-n, at 3 p. n\. (Mot. F. ll. Jones, M. C Dis» drlct signal otilcers will conduct the examlnatlon. my on» with a knowledge at signalling either h-om n. form»:- nchool or- overseas train lug may mile this emmtnntrloutand l? successful receive the DOD-m pro~

QANADIAN NOTE CIRCULA- TlON-Domlnlon note clculatlon on February 28 was $29ﬂ.l94.5l9. $lll7,1l5,075 was

vldm. The regular" 5 0! this toml. o'clock drill porodo will ngnlnst approved securities under b" 1mm mhy- and ‘m mm the provisions o1‘ the Flnnnco Act.

oullstod ln the company [must be IIFOSGul. it‘ they are to receive lhel-I drill pay.

In answer to qunstlons "by J. ll. Sinclair in rho House or Commons, Sir Houry Drnytou furnished tltls information. and also stated that note circulation ou March ill. 191i virus 31.17.795.718. -----¢0-¢-——-—

U. S. COAL EXPORTS TO CA- NAOA-(Zunado imported from the United Stones last ye1r\20,8l5.000

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STUDENTS ADQRE-SSE-D. --Ou March l8, Mr. lSlmon P. Paoll or L. M. Poole o Co. Chnrlotbeﬂ-WII- gave an lnlerostlng addresli to tho- Buslness Siudentn of St. Dunstnrs Uulvorslty. Mr. Paoll insisted upon tho nobility oi‘ the Business fro goltliggg: tons of coal. ‘or 2o per cenrlrnoro “M. wintﬁmtm w m‘, _ world's, than during 1M9.‘ Oi thLaumouut woanh ‘and. hnﬂplness} “and. wqrolvounsylvaniu plobshlysontﬁq. her

l“! m“? @1199" "m6 bﬁllflffiﬁlotd 0! cont. Outu/rlo, which drowsdrom’ ouir ligd-ucotgmaliunfl Charltn-blg "f; both tho Pennsylvania and the nttu one. out nu ng. 3 r. no. ; _ . sold that the qualities ‘that must 0M0 news’ Jed m "he qmmm’ m‘ zuiorn. the young man who would m“ lm-ll°“l"’d'

achieve success in the busiueoe

world were industry, Sobriety and __________-.._______

Economy. The ‘Student must ro- -' . cogulzouhat oven l! he‘ has won all ovals “~12: e M“ llf.il;..ii.ffil‘...i‘isf.°lf.i.. e uca on rcn y- eg nu upon his * enierll in.» ‘field m‘ ol-tuul ‘husl- ‘Young. formcr British uvlator. un- ness. tho ‘business world has no dor detontion ln Boston pending Vac” °“' '- “YMW ma" "h" l9 3°! an lnventlgatlon as to his cltlzon» sober and dependable, while tho _ , Young mnu who ls w rise in ‘bnsl- ﬁigéemughargikmlixsklgétpggf; nose must begin early to gather ' ' ' behind the German lines Young become spoechlens. lle subse-

the uuoleua i of his future capiol

so that-he will como to be rocognlz queutly recovered the use of his tongue whtle in n prlsou comp. He

ed in the financial world as a man or thrlgé sud consequent-ﬂy, worthy o ass am. . a Co“ u Hg‘ Mr‘ luumblod flrorn hls bed here mocntly and physicians found that again ho could not uahk. Dr. Albert Mur-

Paoh said um there was work m

the business lilo for the most bril- MIY. attached to the medical stall’ at a Lower Island institution, cou-

“nl 19-11166. and that; tho ronumoro. solved tho idea of other treatment

tion. was often. much higher then in 131° “T411195 mﬂvr hut bvwrcrowd qt active business life, lmd ho ngnln ‘me’ _h° “(ad mam“! “W10 01' to choose a vocation in life, 1m Young's history. Young begun to

ed professions. He assured tho

clues that after thirty-ought ycnfg lwTlldnrgﬂf-Pflnxly turn to his til-st talk an soon as he came out. or tho m o, uslnees . ‘Gum,

oil-Jana ti... .1. A. comm...‘

Y‘ wn s: n visitor

l,

_ Mwormaok city, i who Lu henslngtogfqn Baturdny.

31h Eliivrllisdhnltz’ 1s spending mourn u» cm.

miss "Butler, cm; was n. passenger west. Saturday ﬂatten.

. _ _ .____,l , Mr. George ‘T. JAMEOOHURCH BAIAAR 1-H: - 7| ’ VERNON O Socl- . 8d to: uort Thursday. aty will ‘nrtzsowllinteélzct comedy ~ As‘ '_'_ ~ rnma( ly l‘ fDoneWinC. WEAQQQQQ L“: M. ~B. A‘; Hall, Vombu River, on -_-v-- . "w" < l”;5“".»..." $232533‘. ﬁznssxrs‘ lmy llama In lluwla lull: seams rnemou PARADE at “'5'” . ' » u l ‘ n Patous. Follow the crowd. You: ""_'. ' noon" newdmt is iwmly nor you. EASTER DINNER-Tho Easter Tothéglmmuwimvlgdkgﬁw’ ML L R‘

m. n. n. Biol-hr} ofltho Com- merce Bunk. Halidhx. is spending _

Burr o! liohnnxrs’

LuL. Sulnunomlds, la a visitor to_ tho city over mater, ‘ '

hls meter holldﬂw Ln this city.»

Miss Ll-llus R. Murphy and Eillss Fnlm Gﬂy 0t the mm mo); stat! Bummoroldo, ‘- are spending-a. low ‘ days with triends ln tho city. r

now. Dr. lluut. King-s College, Windnon arrived in the alt Thurs- day ovanlug and ansla Good Frldaly and mm- uoy wr- vices ln St. Pawns Cathedral.

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our. - Alumina Boznoll or the

Bulk! of I00 spending his this city.

se.rvy_ sons o!

vy. ore spending n. cl-ty, having been called home by the tie-nth o’! their aunt.

Mr. Archie Mullen oi the Mon- treal llonlg city. was u ‘possenger Fast on Saturday to spend Easier

ut his homo.

u_.--

illlss Annie Point loaves town. alter

"Miss lmlu Robinson. Summemldq is visiting ln the city, the 8"”! (Y! nor ulster,‘ Mrs. Marcus Colder-

“ ._._.._ Chm-lee McKenzie, llllllvlew 1.0 the city on 3-111?’

Mr . day .

Mliss Stella nolunm or the P~ “'-

C., ls spend-lug

homo ln Runtleovllle.

-..-.-.

The majority

‘mnnd Borden's My Ztlilk

bel" . TllPv

Your grocer can

ANGUS $H°PS _OL°5_E —- 0V9? five thousand C. Iv‘. R. emPWYP“?

will be taking

(lay hem-eon tomorrow nigh! “f! owing ts- the clot» .

the 41h April. lug down oi that period. decided upon.

nypwr. c. nﬁfrezumlﬂ- onto! motive Wwef- .5 i k-lms “pliaeldflt. aitords it I

rodllcliix ' ii-Seéllvﬂvﬁ- work will cease tomorrow mam and w“) not he resumed on!“ W?“ day morning 4th April.

fact fillet. the up and 1h method of

2;:.‘_-.:.'""..._. :* ‘a.

I

.011 Monday. his form oi 147

old, 6 choice rn ilieifer a ‘yours old, sow-due to

his.

barn; ‘20 lillsh

m",

HE MISSED SHE FUN- A little boy ran out oi! a house crying bil- tcrlv. and m» SOPPDW appealed. col tho kind, motherly party who was passive. She swnocd m question him. "What's tho matter. nanny '1" she asked. muting his hand. "m.

ther Just tell down stairs." subbed kdoct ol In me Toungiwr- “wen: W911. 40W! ‘q hqy cry about it,“ said me rnotherly v nu lafm ports‘- "1 dare say 110's not much l smllk. hrﬂlollqlno hurt." "Hurt!" ' walled the m“ T'“°PK1N5"”7" M°°"-'" youngster. “tourt that.

lllo sister i need him full all- lhowny und l ~

pill)’: e

quickly TBliPVPu bladder trouble;

never sea notbln _.,-.__

NW,

‘J cream cans.

‘HAMNFJSS-L’. sols oi (Lrlvlng hot‘ W88. 1 sot o! double htrueos. l can nodule and breaching. 3 worhlng col lire and ll lot o1 other articles mo

this mwmln: for 0t- spoudlng n pleatsnnt hollduy at. her home.

"with the cream “(The cow with the can on the la-

ls be

oi cultlxtllolzl. m‘ ‘mlﬁlltwti. {hm yew old. 1 horsh a 2am old; i more in we!“

tarrow 3 sheep, 50 CROP-é! loud of ha)‘. 3 tons of straw. 100 "bus ols oats, s-‘Wlloot, 2' bushels Wlnxothy. U50 bushels turnips, 100 bushels potntoeo. Dakota tiled. llMmlEhlﬂNﬁlﬁ-d Doorlnl: bind- l hay mower. 1 hny rake seeder, l drlvlng wagon, l driving slelzh, l wood sleigh. l curt. l Balu wagon with box l not Ron 1 gang‘ ‘ploughs, al pulper. 1 set. tooth barrow. l set flat burrows, l sculﬂer, 1 vhaiay chum} cream separator, (Standard); ‘l Milk can.

Mouton. is Bauer holidays in

Messrs. llnrold and Robert Mos-

J. A. Moose:- ljow days lu the

Mr.

Miss woo.

Mollonuld o! East

her holiday» n! M!‘

at housewlvcs do St. (Fhnrles or JP!‘ left in"

know lt ls . M51- aupply Y0“-

; Qqmpulsqry hnli ;

the Ausus Show 101'-

Thls step hos been l‘ ‘W35 , ajhgihﬂllﬂflki

)9 l???‘ _ sex-L». om»

8

_4..._._..-__~_;

ﬁlming Auction Sale i lit Tantalum um ID5111163111.; GWYW Sim-P‘

sou to sell h)’ auctlou M. Tannin-m Aprll 4 at 1 001003.

acres in n. blzh slAl-o being nen: church.

ilk cows duo to imsu

on April and my. 1 Farrow cow. l yours olq,

_ 1 holler 2 4 colveﬂ. in. May. 2i (all hens and 3 geese."

seodand

nlouah.

numerous to mention.

Terms 9 month! on all mime over

Q10.

Moron/w.‘ vf/ultf.)

'2. J

Ll‘.

n-

u/Alrluo FOR A cm. l FELT A mono some mro MY coxr POCKET.

. THING

~in

.

QU ncli AS THOUGHT l GRABBED

lT, mo emu. ” HA ‘HA, l canon? You 124.1145 ACT! " ' “m1, 1.2mm: so, oossvsnoo w:

Plusoulkfa NEVER mo Any-Q

uxu "nus auvﬂna.

l te-r a0 HISHAND snvluvrn” no

You MEAN ‘TO TELL ME You A825‘; ‘ NOT A PROFESSLGNAL PICKPGGKET

o

Terms at solo.

J. A. MODONAQ;

l WAS JUST GEITIN’ ' MY." HAND IN."

"no aoss, \’M uo-r,—-—--——-l-

at the _

sltporlnmml‘ ~

lbrood

l

die unr- 2 single " sprlng

l’ TQN|C15§ﬁ>3UllLDER REILIEVPS BRQNCHITlTr CQLDSANQPERSISTENT couousv

LED-j. ‘

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' ro/e EACH COM/VOA’ 111 —A JV r41. 195M502’ owes‘ z: TIP/Al. - Aum rs Nanci.

Ladies Brown Brogue

tax-y Heels Tan Calfskin

...-..-....--..-...l

Sport Oxfords, Good-

nsrnl

FO0TWEAR

and Hosiery Received today in large variety Oxfords, Mill

9E.

year Welted, a very fashionable

shape and color . . . . . Men’s Fine Boots,

$6.75 in many new and

attractive Shapes and colours $5.95

Other prices on $6.95, $7.95 . . . . . .

s lines are $9.95

men’

HOSIERY

a perfect weight

TO FOLLOW

l

Thilyeorthobomhnon

For Lnusnooz-lr

the dedolowy.

l! understated by 20 per cent the ﬂue is OMITTED.

If the deﬁciency ls 20

ﬂno Ind olx month! In loll-

Tako no ounces. Your

om.» as. wmr sum.

CLAIM l8 UNBUPPORTED -. Unltad States Treasury Officials dug through musty rccords oi re- volutionary day-o and Blllloultwd nuerwnrds that they hI-d boot uh. ublo 1o ﬁnd Iny tuna-d o! the Uni

too Staten owiu jun mom! to

2mm on account o! loo,“ qdvn- .

‘rod duslug tho revolutionary war. Ffhell- nctlvily resulted from tho publication by mo Purl: Ionic o! ,u stotonont by o

l setting. up n counter claim tor silo!"

new effects, latelybought Fashion centres l plain‘ and c fects, very smart $2.00 to . . .

THE TREND OF FASHION WATCH OUR

ALLEY 8: 00., LIMITED

Fashionable Footwear

Dominion Income Tax Returns

GOVUHIIIIGIIQDIDUBFIQOYNT nuwwunluuuvwwwﬂ the inoolnoh understated no to ouo-tonmkhoroaliuoounotholnoil10D0r°0Bl-m“"“°“

more than 10 HALF THE AMOUNT OI‘

per cont or more. THE WHOLE on rm: unmromnn mcolun A {also smtunent may be blmlnhed with a 810900-00

lﬂomlusendlnsiuroturuﬁﬂfwllm"

You must not mm till asked for um. nor alwlwtlon 0t its umouut to must ask for proper form.

nu returns mm. he in by Avril 301-11 nut. wwmvml“ by at lousl. one-fourth of 84mm! i!!!

(YDPBXQ m avold nmvv PENALTIES. Do not uolay- Mr tend ho thin important matter at once.

Apply w underliped tor information and advice.

W. HARRY TlDMARSll

Ladies Silk and Wool Combination,

for early Spring

wear, shown in combination colours, stiitable to ‘the season. . . . . . . .

. utoms SILK HOSIERY, in all the

. $2.50

in the loak ef- .; $4.50.

WINDOWS

r

loudlullnhiovrroctroturus.

por oeut but loss (than INCOME

l3 TAKEN.

added t0 tax.

leave the Government oitlcluln. You

reckoned liable for.

return must be nofflwll? W"

ly hilllou francs alleged m heisluo Franco on Account otlald elven or Franco In mu revolutionary w». ‘as aloilit the lhnoo hilllon owed the United states by Franco ou world wu- loona. M.- Bornard ul- oo lclullmed that tho__ United Stilton never hul paid 80 million tnnol

BK ti! mo}? m: ° BIO

ma, but m: nolo ind -- unpoid balances. _

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