ree

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Insurance in f0

President saids-l “We can alrtiady ness to our Policyh (relied by any comp we are notsatisfied

Place your next fgreat company.

ager, Charlotte

I00 O 06-0 000-944 9+O~4 O-OO-QOOQOOQ §§fO-OO-@O'

, AllVEl

(ILASSIFIET)

kuur hirlurl-lonl Eight lunartlulu .

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THE reorder TEA

The Finest English Breakfast Blend. ur Grocer Sells It.

THE sun LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY 0F CANADA

Assets $400.000.000.00

Addressing the animal tneeting, the

v ‘ , and will not be satis- fied till we can make an even stronger statement than that”

, rice our agents, or J. A Moore, Div. Mair

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MARCIlwti. 102s

GentralGual-dlhd

SPECIAL SKATE- Arena ninhi,

oAum- ARENA TONIGHT.

iv

Grown"

SKATI NG-Aiciui this afternoon, ‘.2952

J u-S.

RETURN IIOME-Col. DIA. Mc- lKinnon. D.S.O.. and Mr. W. Ches- ,tt.-t" S. McLure, M.L.A., arrived home last night froln a two months‘ blis- iness trip to England, where they attended the Hudsons Bay Fur Sales- in London. Arriving in Saint

____._._____.______.__.___.______

to attend the sales.

clay or the Jane Lawsuit, widow of the late Charles Lawson. companied by the family will ar-

rce, $1,500,000.00

eral Home, where the funeral will

say that in profitable be Md

olders we are not ex- any in the world, but

CENTRAL PARISH (Church of ;Scotland) --llev. I). .\l. Litmmit lwill preach at, Stanchi-l on Thu ~ lllil)’, .\lfli't'll Sill, at 7 pint; flat Lday, hint-ch l0 at Churchill at l lp.1n.; Silliliatli. lftli iit (‘amu- (‘rivu lat 10.190 a. m.: Nine Mile (‘res-k ‘at. 2 ]).lfl.§‘ Peoples (Zliurrh, City la-l T p. in.

insurance. with this

<0>————-J PERSONALS

Ali's, John Snlith of tit-orgetriivil. passed IllFOlll-{il the city yiesterd en route in Bartlett, l‘(‘l.lll‘llillK from Souris, where she was riillcil by

town, 1-‘ E Island

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illF‘l‘llll' llarlhinaltl» '

{TISEIVIENTS x . I

.100 per llne of 5 worth .161‘ per lino of 5 WOHII be pvr llno 0f 5 word:

lvfiss lifay Rl-nton of this city,

ttnn for tlDDentlii-itis in the Prince Edward Island Hospital a iveek ago last Thursday", is steadily improv~ ing.

- Dr. 14-0 Frank has returned from Nliscetianeous Female Help, Wanted m, ,.,,,,,,,,,,.,, vm u, m“, ‘You, "" - 'l. l ".‘tdl‘"ftl., it mo. ALFRED MACDONALD, nan) ‘VANTED - one ivrrrl-ililt-Llriilomleqsiliff“, 1,1,“; 1.,“ l" “l” innit Stirvcyur, llerlnaiivillc, i‘. experience preferred. Apply Mrs. impfgvgd, l: I. 2- 1's- 1 mii- Simmonds, 06 Hlllsboro 8t. '

SHIPPING TAGS, EXPEDITIOUS. l,v littltllllfltl. Guardian Job Print-

cry.

BlLLllEADS AND STATEMENT;

233543-141 Hﬂinarifs Lmiment, -Invaln.ililc in

the Stable. ———-—--<O-1--

Eastern Guardian

WANTED — AT ONCE CAPABLE

lrlitisclti-iipt-r, family iii‘ iw"i. l itfblt 1ii"oi‘i-ri'i-il. .\pyi‘\ l Ali's. tiorilou DJWSUH. tfatiu ‘liitw

Li‘

neady printed. tluardian Joli vrse. l’.l"l.i. lfilliil-Ii-trli _

Yfltlvvfli l! *——*-'—"—'--—-——-————-—~ TQWN _ [in-pm San-puts mp1 ;. —~----—----~-—-~~ Male I . . w- . .- MEMORIAM AND MOURNING ___Hep W?"l°_‘l__ H “madly mum’

tit-till at shortest notice. Guar iliu Joli llrintery.

CORRESPONDENCE CAR as AN

t'll\'1‘lO[N*S with addrezas [tritiu-

jll>l the thing fur ackniiivleilgu-

tin-ill. tminiattous, vie. titririlii

Joli Prinfbryt‘

BUYING TURNIPS AND POTA-

i-ns ilaily m. our thurluttetcivn, and Alliz. ~ ' .\l.i:'ki-i l'riii-.~;-

wai"vlliiii~'i- ' lli_i.',

d.

WANTED —- AT ONCE A MAN‘

in work tn farm. Tilppoz- lPc-r- Mlnartli." Linimrnt, --l'nvaltiable in

6 .‘~'ll.~‘0ll. R. it. L’, York. 1110 Slilllll‘? n -- t d, _,___,-,_,,-1 _'_, t—r -<-—~~~ » BIG EARFUNGS, STEADY EM-l E lll __pliiylll~iit for liarlitns, Ilert-lne , tixiirrt in X weeks. \\'iite Aliiler, - ' L “l

Ilarbci‘ College, Deprirtintitit "I~“'l Halifax. il-l-liibttsti

_ll!ﬂ|llt[lt REQBR

nit-n, b .lltl'llll‘tt_ ltlliflllllt‘ 50H 0 muutltlv- .\lsu clot . tail Assiii-iatiun, Ho); llti. Char llblll-WHYH

r,’ TRACK. N. Y., March ‘Hahn, rugged Boston A. A. star. Ziiﬂl-tt-iitw, .\l.il.\\’. ran the greatest half tnile in track

v 9 93f‘ lilfli‘ 0} Al_7",__.. __.._._____...____._._i__ hisml-y last nlgmv shnum-jng up. f“, H _ _ lkllldll" low“: SALESMEN-STOP POUNDING world's indoor record as well as - lsllliilmllle Sumo 2m ‘algal?’ part lllt Ulwf- e Null?" l-v-‘l passing: the outdoor mark, by h, ' “ item" will n- t you ing a special race in one l Ill‘ ' "' l E-"TT-TET witty, llll"l'..il'1l '7t‘.l ‘2-5 scrunch: in connection v. tll the For, Sale ,\'\l.ll' own lionii- 1-. I. C. A. A. A.»A. chainpirinstiiiiw.

FOR SALE —-

l1!"- Loni: l'l‘

2M7

"d (‘ainpbt-ll.

FOR SALE —-GR w“ tresluinr-d in .l.iiuiiii"y. liar. lt-ulil, llracltley.

‘Jﬁﬁillt-Z-it

FOR SALE l — GbPE-HASZARD "“ iith t‘ari"liiv-'.~i_vsttiin, for store-i stiltirinr.

"ivliu: four Sflllfiilll: (tilts ran lm incri-ilss-tl) an: it Ala): stzitioil, with wire, slam

-'l"-l 1. l‘lt‘.. (‘ompleto carriers- , , ‘ a- t’ f t] 1 '(\' md _ _ ,. . . . t. [N T, 1r ODclElOll o_ "ic out g es l. H 11W _ Q log“ t _ l H _ I H _ n l. 15H)“ m‘. vacuum; w“ installed h} m mum H“ home J1 -' - _ - Fﬂvldin" an enjoyable n1usicnlpro_ ant in ‘If’ \\ It s oi a. c o ant 0 leis gill. .i. ne mutt o ‘e ,, .-.~,i,~;,1 ‘nu-cu; pagan; until Y. 1411GT. \\'ll‘f‘i.‘1‘<tll‘t‘-fll| '\ _rl_ll-h\l\“!‘vtsll gram‘ l” pure ivliite as we have avallitlile, deep ilnrk purples. a p, i, ,],,__.k_ Anp}. ‘Q Co" ma" ed ll_\' lnlllvllllllll vi has A . __ ultlioliizll they . llldltlll} llllil d. .\l.|n,r bl lll/"Il » t liii'l"llt'i(l.\\il'. U, pluycd M“ ' l“ l"’ll"l‘ll"'l"'l l" l"'l‘l ‘l- “'ll‘ NOT FIRST. Tm". In)‘; \\l‘fllll|ll-L Tull and \\liiti- Qui-“u iuui-b allkn “nil lillt‘ ls “pout _|,

IISYZQI-Ii-Lli

Articles For Sale 4 l-"Oll 7 ALE-Jill-(ld SUI»;

let rilnriing order. llrrb Dennis, Chariot -'l- 2016-3-54!

For. sate -- cooiowe innit Ml ttiiehiuril st. All

FOll sate - FIS

' lit-rt Lttift. 4t\('l' all tltllliltlml

‘uﬂn i; ll.l'. Frﬂﬁfd‘ engitio- AHE- WMTPH i . .

uuiiik snlo. 1S. _ 292-i4l-G-fll.

ain tiir lllnnilt-r, lizilliv. Lot

. SALT RHEUM

Over l-ler Hands

anti Between Fingers 5TH. WnlterMisnar, Midvilli- Branch, ll-s» wiitdt-“I had cult rlu-um nh Wet my handl, lhdloapecinlly liclweer m? ﬁngers. If. wan impossible for mi- 2&1. them in water, or do my llllllﬁt‘

"Afte

"h r trying medicines nntl wlllvrﬂ.

lﬂll did mo no good, I hi-ui-il ut‘

BLJRDOCIX... m > 1 B to rt» l)

1% BlTTt-JRS

TWO GANDEHS.

ADE GUETTNSEY

inn.

_Y PEIt-‘c, A. PCICC $50.00.; l. D. Wcbstrt" ..

RANGE 1.1. A. Bentley

llllNCq BOAT 17;

l wi-li

ni- tnnip. tniun Hahn's. performance

-m" starting; tivl- bit-airless

n», I in‘ mhiv. 1904, at Buffalo, N.

. to lllUrUAhP tin‘ funil .1. [loll rail for next nlslit

ltl bi- lillh'\"('l‘f'll lit’ IYl-“ll lillw-i ti" u ‘ulrirlraw. Lulu-ll xvzt‘ tilt-u si-rvi-il li-' ‘ ‘,‘ht~ lristess.

Rmdlll _ _ v a mt- nigglit for Y. Iii. C. A. Cllﬂt1\])l0ll.'§llll), fm. m‘l] ‘of Qnliitla and Nenvfottiidland.

l

Tcaln rcpi'e.~."t-iitiiig Cntowti Y.

1247-40-1 _

2Z1 i326 tetown R. RyJ. H. Oinneroii .. 188 1B2 Lil8~~58g ___ _ a -

iN- J~ blow m2 252 lwﬂm“ BATE - In Fredericton. N. lt-. “"”“"T' L" nowllll‘ 2l4-ﬁmﬂl0ll l-‘iiilay, Illurcll 2nd, to Rev. .»\ l

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H" __v__ l-‘. and Airs. llatc. a dailizhli-r. ‘ ma i192

' 11a, tlulliei"liio hlurlimitthl. wlfii of. Picked team rolllfng with reprr-‘iliii l‘li<-. rili-iilieil llni-Ditnalil. iii-K‘? l.

l f tentative team. ‘$12 years.

Hi5 202 171 -~~.'»58. .._____»_-- ~ -»--~-~~——~———‘ Jlimns I P. Prunty .. 171i 201i 231-503‘ DEATHS 1E. Cuswcll 185 124 - 2 __________ --. - —-< ,1. s. MocLcod . lat-i 108 iMcCARTHY - m .\l~1|tii Stewnrll --il.“. B. (lonrad lGl 180 pliiiiilu)’, Alurch hill, 1.028. Jam" s! l »—-' - ~~ kl(~('il"fhv\'_ mu] ﬁll _\'llﬂl'S-,l“lllll'l'illl i’ 845 Elli) i060 2B21,\\'i-(llt d: , L.’ Nulei-lt, front llisl l The (ienerul Secretary last niizlitluh, ,.,.,,5,i,.,,,.,._ , - cnt the following ieltrgranl to.

cadquart/srs in 'I‘c.ronto: MATHESON——.-\i HUM‘ Valley: n»; Ron. Dunmall and J. H. Crockei‘. .'\l'.ll't‘l| 3nd. .\lllll‘tlllll lI- Xlailirsiht-t Kroadvieiti Y. M. C. A. llﬁvll so _\d‘ill.\'. l-‘nni-rnt l -til<_ l11-'I""l Toronto. OIXMITlO- .\ltin.lil_v. .\la|i ll Titli, . 5i" it "ltlfli = ‘JHARLOTTETOWN. P. n. I.‘ _ _ - E It Pin Bowllnp Tournament in ac- hMAl.l.\H)0D--At the Pl . w ordance with ofﬁclal rules. Total Hospital on Mutiday. Match 5th.i iinnagc for thrcc games 3289. J-A-IIUQS Charles R. Smallwood ﬂtlk‘ 731 lentley highest three games lilillyeais. Funeral will ‘be on yvcdncii- Pom Hotvatt high single 278. Cer-‘dny. March 7th. Private service at . iflcd correct. lhis late residence at.‘ ll n. m. after‘ ' Signed JOHN A- hllcNiuRwhlch the irem-ztns will be placed lil» ‘teprcsentative of Board of DlrECtOt‘\5t_ puma,- Church for service atl

ir S001!!! DPDAYl-IYlPnl" C°lllllllllPl‘~ 2.30 p. m’. Interment Peoples‘ Ccm-l

‘cicry. The church will be open to

the public fmml p. m. -... . _. 40>

l R. A. PENDLETON i General Secretary:

IN. D. MacLEAN Undertaker

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CHALLENGE i l We. the Saint Pats of Albany- d0‘ nmqby challenge the Arrows of

‘forth Tryon to a home and home "nine of hockey. first game to be

ltlii." sit ivnntler i" v “llllla l iiaiied ‘(l1 tiighiqohisttlilrllol? , I i -»~ e nes ay . ‘i - . lll\)rv>'lmt];‘l’i-p.c"’l nm in vpgi of Manon“ ma!“ be answorcdmrough PHOhE H0 " ’ -- \~ " ~ "dhr- ' fxnv Mnllllfﬂffllfﬁllblillyw‘ burn lllﬁliéﬁci wmmw Mounts‘ , r’ G 9mm“ ' ‘llp. -

Al. l ritual, fruiting‘ ,

annals-ta "r-rwsrw. -. ,.

\

John. they proceeded to Montreal

FUNERAL NOTICIL-Word. was received by N. D. MacLean yestcr-Y death of Mrs. Sarah

The remains ill!"

't‘ln.* tleath of her mother" iilrs. (Vie;

who tinclerwent a. sticcessfiil opera-t

11in azlilfi/iseoouiito - A» Sourls, iliinii ~*+¢H"*"+"

_..i_. i“,

THE CHARLOTT

§§40§§O4O O4§O§90ﬁfOOi

tions, 1 wish to e dial welcome.

i: t '3 tions during this z tinned prosperity. 1 1 O

of the City.

rive from Boston this evening and will be taken to tthe ltfacLean Fun- w»

TO THE DELEGATES OF THE VARIOUS FARMERSLORGANIZATIONS: 0n the occasion of the annual meet-

ings of the various Farmers’ organiza- xtenil to you a very cor-

So interwoven and interdependent here are rural and urban interests that they at oncerliecoine mutual. cess is our success.

mark the opening widc to you of the gates

Q-Oﬁ-WVO 0-006 §_-§FOO-Q-O-§*Q'§§-§f§ §Q+FCOO

rirown GUARDIAN v++o++o+++o+w|

‘i 3i ll

OQO-OOQFOQM 9Q

will a

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‘Played Here.

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illltll-flltl’, by llll‘ nntutii-i- ii. rails unswi-retl by ill!‘ lli-{lll wiili rt-ft-ri-ilvi- i liearcat. plzrv-uifi

Your suc- hlay your (lelibera- “leek assure your con- Courtesy and welcome

l | l l l t ' lni-ivs sizlffl‘ [U the Pu

Juhn. and end=d in a L’

k

¢

'~—and again when U111‘ cnnsili

l |_ J_ . ni Illllllllf-Slli.tlﬂlllﬂtlltlﬁllttllt, the i . .. ', Y; -. " l l a! lriayor oi Charlottetown. 1W1, "l “m ‘l l“ l

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llhert! been such ilyuainit- into

gilitywlloivii.

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lean. ORATORS WIN LAGOMBE,

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Katherine Newton and Ruth Steel Capture Respec- tive Contests ‘

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g LACOMBE, March 5'.—The Jour lnal orawrical contest for Lacombeln, ‘High school was held in St. And-tum m- E explained the

‘rcw's United church before a lar altdiencc last night. Dr. Sharpe, chairman, origin and extent of the contest.

i

flﬂvrrcll, Fraser 'Ne\vton and Phyllis Melrose.

Judges were Mrs. Jones, Mes. s.

Itertaincd an impatient

gcs retired to reach their verdict.

They were unanimous in award- "QW "Well ing ﬁrst place to Miss Katherine l lvfiss_Ne\vton is the only daughter of Mr. and lttrs. William Newton and was horn in Lacolnbc

Newton.

lon December 29. 1911. She is 1113C Lt- m, Organic-i- n, Hxwdisiy U1!_ F|SHER|ES irreasc of $70,801. The fish WillCill grade ten. pen Chnr¢h_ and is n so“ of C0“; contributed chiefly to the increase

The judpcs tronsidcrctl all the Stable ghpumh APR Ho was 10 in total value of production was the speeches good, but Miss Newton er.- poims ahead or the m“ m.“ _._ stiialt. which almost

celled in expression. PrincipaLJ. C. ..=‘=HOLY TRlNiTY GEORGE iJonason thanked the judges anclthc artists on behalf of the school‘, and at ' the meeting closed with the nation-

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a1 anthem.

_ ¢oa.--~~

RUTH STEELE AT PONOKA

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iSpeciiil iii Edmonton Journalt

r~red at the

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‘ gal f-

inion urn torical

PONOKA TESTS

The oraters spoke in the follow-l ling order: George Chesson, Francis Layton, Katherine Tl"? interest. in C.G.I.'I‘.iand other N»j»-~i\ri; i"). Carruthers and J. S.’ McCormick. town The literary club of the schoolcli-j ﬂlldlenclllDr. Kidd. and Mes throttgh Miss Kathleen Walters iinkmwn will 119K011 ta piano solo, and Miss Helen Bur bour in a vocal solo. while the jud

lVINS CONTEST

PONOKA, Feb. LZ-h-A large crowd town hall to hear‘ ‘ _ he local elimination for the dom- “'l"l“ll' llllfllll" llllll“ contest. Gordon tic-nil upon nmss for bin-ii"

school fun". He is now l2 and is all“ m“ "lmmm “l u DIZUIML h H‘

pupil m grade 9_ Pmf- Ottnwen‘ Oriana-n two mainland teams.

- ~ r ‘ ~ - " .- ~ lﬁllltrio smail- At 'lll.\' rate some effo" [he Um", t , A, ,, __ As all Hi llﬂli d the i, uni cut . . _ . r m 5 of berm‘ “M m‘ " uatliu: Ii should lll- made to cit lltls‘ game

till a tie. theriefori- nec HOLDEN CHAMPrON third Vuanu- on iuuirul l Davy Feb, 35‘_Cnl\.m lucﬁqilestuin now iil‘l~§('n'. \\‘ll('!4'. I crson is the champion of this school. He is a pupil of grade 11. MARION’ JOSLIN is WINNER Al‘ LEDUC

judge. Tm i will

‘Stiecial to Edmonton Journal» l LEDUC, Feb. 25.-All candidates; ado a very creditable showing in‘ atnry contest here, ‘and it was ly after considerable d0libPfilllOil‘ at the judges finally awardedthe ,sclio0l (‘lluIIHlOIt-Slll) to Marion K. . , .-L_ Joslin. l l l sraiotm.‘ 8.. !\'liftrc‘liv5~~gil"illél1f‘ Miss Joslln is 15 years of agtxand undmlldjl’ \ f}? llldll} m‘ " ’ a pupil in Grade l0 at the hitzll Ixearcdll‘ m“ M‘ sum‘

"hum helm Sm takm an Second Pcrioil-Eightccil minuLt-s.‘

and is very popular in tile Murdock 500mg Second

(Special to The Guardian)

'I‘ruro.

Tm.- jtitlges were Rev. Mr. Eakin.‘ srs. HarrisoltAt-l i. ' _ _ ‘ECLIIPIPORD smstrou IIARDISTY Em" ¢°ml>melt°1l Wtemb l - cuAnu-ioiv l ' l . ispet-izil to Edmonton Journal) ‘Clam 56011115 ﬁt?"- rant , IiARDISTY, Feb. 25.--Clifford John-

,Shelt0n, who is the school charli-

Seeond Period-Closes with

ﬂame. Willi-h took plarl- in fiuliitiuill balk ‘fllllfWVltitl at tlil-

Novel" tii-fiiri- iii the history o“ lli‘itl'l_\' so, ﬂg: ;ip;.-\i-]p-|-,- the national game in this rity has Mgipﬂjmpg‘ mp1 rut-thin» slur this 113$ Polllflblllﬁd U19 111111951 130F110" wmyul, sin“. 3mm). of the cash reamed and showed the least sign of depletion, if any. Once in our history this ﬁsh fairly choked our streams in Spring times and werckpiite a god-send to the V, natives.

ishippeti in those days——as to _ years" ago-Abe people on the Morel], Dunk and other large‘ streams were in the habit of taking them in large Auantitics for but probably it wasthe salt they

~iiy is IllJlt!

igoal for ho score.

slllllls PlllY THE i , lillllclis 0N lililllcllll lCEitf

If_N0t, Then Charlottetown Should Makel l An Effort T0 Have The Third

Gam

v r

' llll"litl"l'l'l'lll'l| and Saint John play. wl (iual"dt.l-i;ili .lil likelihood, will l)" the decid-

nir game‘! it's a t"lllt'll that l-‘usilie

idrzi,

lllt‘

ilt-zltl-qilayin: iin a|"i:"""rial l('\-, the Hlitll lock aiftei" ninety minutes of ill)!" where the ]il'ill't't|l-“~' have

n2’ for itn- hip, llilllll‘ Wand will

in

lrui- was do

t is really \\'tll'lll ‘trying for.

SPECIAL FLASllES Til GIIARIAN ll lRllRllgilléSlllEll GAME

110W CV01‘! .

‘End third period. Scori-

-’I'o play overtime.

rliyt-d by fire; iithf-r "rinks in New lirunsivh-k are fur,’

I l

fl

is, of‘

I been holding i"‘rill a pond part of thl DRUG the ;§(‘llt‘l‘1ll illlPTPHl and "lllll!|‘i\\'llll('l'. Olin-i" towns \\ill bit bidd

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lit“ said iiiwns ari- hulking a try for i’ Writs‘ ill‘ <’l'Zi't=t1ll-' \\‘~"i'i- in lllijivliy iuit (‘hurlulrtinrir Why ito:‘.' :'l'llt- ivi- spuri- lit-ri- is a~ IZIYQQ‘, m‘ "M U“. port is that the modest little smelt

t

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in fie of fertilizing. have t0

PAGE THREE

Don't wait until you are down with a nasty cough, cold or bronchiti9—

will rebuild sturdy strength and ieaiuanc to ward oﬂ’ disuse germl.

C lanai-satisfaction or your money iefundcd.

Sold only at the

a “Once a trial-

altyl Nyul"

4-9

As there was none of them 30

fertilizing purposes, iparted to the soil instead of the sh 0f the ﬁsh that did the work At all events". times iged. and it is now W09

chat the poacher who is caught des-

troying them iii the spawning or {in fact any season.

Now they are

lconsidererl a "dainty" dish" and are

WU nurgrcatly" relished as a luxury in the

larger" cities of this country and the Eastern States.

First Period Overtime over with

Second Overtime Period. No fur- two thcl" score, Trn more ‘scores for 'I‘nn"o. BearcaLs playingplﬂy»

minutes

. L ..- _ 1 r ‘ After thirty inintltclf overtime]? Third rel-ind underway 5 lnjjgq, score two all. Play off will now have for St. to take place on neutral ice.

Third pmod Underway 11 3pm,.‘ St. John game over two all. Tlii"cc ,pion for I-Xardisly High school in —Another score for St. John. Teams OVQTUIIHP Dﬁfiilds‘ “TYPE SCOYOMSS-

tthe oratory contests. is l7 years old.

TNCREASE IN with. , F°“'l°l'"l tilzcrtrzasrn QUAYTITYl

streak-er.

The judges were Miss Rev. If. Peters and Principal H. Dcnsinorc.

Where t0 Plant The F" -ri\-s Department.

lwa. has ed the following pre- ‘lnninnli: report of the tls P. E. Island, in r-o-liprratitin with Departlncnt- of ﬁsheries. oi

‘srrvorsrs or nannies, ‘ lssrizo rrn. T3.

llistorirus.

Fnlikv tin,- siiiyli- i-arly tulips, ill!’ dn not d4‘ effect. l til:

iLarsen. Gertrude Durkln. Francis 'i‘lie,v may lm piano-d ‘singly anioiu:'\vhich the subjoincd arc sununaly‘ t

Jones, .l:llzies_ Gordon and Ruth Steele were til speakers in the above order.

ter a cision twirl {liven Ruth Steele, aged 15, erode l1.

Ruth has received her sirhotilitii: ens - entirely in Ponnka. She opened hcl‘ burning scarlet»: in a quality not i :'i acidrtnss with a prophetic vision of rump] i“ 4,[]|(»;"1‘,.i',\'l-l‘_<_ will‘! 5m no raw colors.

easy narrative style, and she hold smashed 1Q the interest of her audience to the (up... hl>[“lI[\H 11p. tlvs ad. and l'l't‘t‘|‘|'l‘ t'UIll|ll4'l"lSlnlll"l(‘l'[‘(‘n5 the ZQ-nleztr-olcl indoor 111% WlllTl- 119i‘ "Ylllllﬁlillloll it'll’; and tlii- earliest. .\'~ u in limit 'mark of 1.."i~l3-5 made on :l‘l.\l‘.'ll lll. 9191"‘ 011d (ll-‘illllcl- Sh“ $170k‘! Wllll" y_ n, 1,350 _-u1~. out hesitation and hnd little refer- , m.

Canada's fuitlre. speakintt

“';“;,\1~;,y.;\' “gimp The n“.ny.,leninglg entertainment was the co-

AMISK, Feb. 25.

with

lll conncctloit

contest

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IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE}

‘what kind of dental you use on

YOUR TEETH

Many are gritty and dc- stroy the enamel.

KLENZO DENTAL CREAM

is a soft creamy pzuslc which removes the film. 0H6 "T 1M‘ causes of decay. without in- Juring the enamel. lt cor- rects mouth acidity, burdens the gums. swectens and cools the breath.

Prices 35c and 60c per lubr- Snld only by THE PROMPT DRUGGISTS.

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acKinnoll Drug Co.

m» Tu! Rsxau. M780. i

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us KODAK .51'oRz as:

b ' b O§9Qf§9QQ4fQ 0 0

wan-x 1m g macﬁbv»

Harmon, Marjtiry llwYﬂlllllills. in small lzroilps or up

Tl: judges were Dr. Campbell, Dr. Atl- llllll-llllfllt0ltl. Fir-blot“ dinell and Rev. W. Waterman. 'Af- cliiri‘ rliarin is their soft and a‘lur»; great deal of difliculty thede- int; coloring due in favor of Misstlu- flower. a rilin

CHAMPION or AMISK lff“

v-—Jilt‘l~i lives. who its the school champion at. Amisl: lll-“l- H v _ H _, , _ v rm. m‘, Oyatnry contest “on a m,“ veil and (T on one oi llu- 1n.i.~i biii- tlllsClﬂlilltll men flﬂi in 1925 as the best of the pupils ll'llll- v i, V from the elilht schools in this dis- llllll l‘ lllllll" l ‘ll ill‘ ' trtct who competed m an oratory tlic.

‘ﬁgures: c to massing liy llll‘ thousand. 'l‘li~ e mc-ri- there are of thi-nl tlil- viliirv~ tho tzflevt, 'l'lli-.ir.

i

Production

p, 1, ppm", 11W,“ ,tl‘.c ﬁsheries til Prince Edward imHihH- p, ,1“. ilslaud fur the year 1027 was $1.367.- Muum "p, H i, gl'_ll]](\‘ This an“. j807, compared with $l.it5li.934. These t'\'l‘li the llttt _ llfill

marlzcteil, \\li(?ii"l(§l‘ for

con - 'l‘li--:i- 11.1w‘ ,

_ }Oiil("l‘\\'l.'~'(‘ prepared. ‘Ihe mcreasci qihpn. iv,- “lmm h,“ any,» ., ‘in value is acc/itinted tor

time ilii- l; , higher prices obtained for some of mull, in“, hlounLllhc fish products in 1927, as the (‘lard liutl is olli- (IT the iillPt-l lliill (llllpllns or all of m“ llrllwlplllkullls‘. m. m‘, [lupin 1mm, W“ m“ M“ of fish were iunallm" than in 1920.1

is the most ih-liiaii» of the pinks ter ipflllllvl‘, Philip Ill‘ (‘nminiiil

(\.\'t'<‘ll(‘ill. All‘. lﬁiriicoliiliti LftiOtl as untitlirr, the vliizitti- lieini: ‘s,-initt-r,~; i1»: oni- m‘ the l)l‘.‘;t (if the mi-lcly a maiti-i- (Ii personal lilslil, a niinglliu: nt‘ scarlet and (nu- ratinoi main» u mistake in or l-ltlrotic- is a more ilazzlinl: ileriui: any iii‘ tlu-m from ritralolguii if ln- has never

in the ilarki-r reds Ariadne seen them. ,- It)nt- oi’ tlli- moi-i pleasing lists oi"

‘l’(.i»

ihlil‘ tulip}; is for small groups inf tliu hardy UHYIIPI‘ ltmiilti; lllt‘ litter! llt‘l‘i‘lllllillls‘ wllosi- fiili: i: grown-t upl and liiilrs the ilyinu l

Zulu. La rlnlipu \'

“"11"; ‘ll itiltablrs l, L.’

Irt-prirsetitcrl by.‘ tlic vessels,

fThe total value of [iroduction o.’ m;

l, hrmmm undmtoials leprrsent the value of the ppgng

Jillllplitlll fresh t)l"(2Zlllllf‘(i, cured or 193d

I sons tilnpliix"

tgt: of the} —

other principal kinds,

""t.‘.l‘ iii marketed catch and in iiiai"k<-lcd -valt stirs oi production are ell" ‘and 1.‘.

—Prlmary Operations

Capitab-Tlie amount of ca

d in calcium: and landing

Fmphr. PCJ=.—'TlI8 numbci"

b)’ llll‘ Fish (‘ailniilg and (‘urine l-Istablish-

mcnts.

C.i",iit.il.-~'l'ln~ total amount

stablislimetits. 1,

as a clzl

viilue. while u; and tivsters slioyvi-d clecreas—

Whilc thankful to the Depart-

ment for the copy sent us, we may

l

t ms; ‘l the attention of

"iv that we cannot summarize it hrr than we have done. It ' suffice foi" the present no call the Department to he necessity of or the importance expending some money on dc- cloping the river beds by getting

;rid of the mud lfanks that in many C. fof the streams, thus preventing the natural process rif propagation. This

ases have eddied out to the middle

its particularly so in the case of the

"is

t

doubled itspi-Qpagaieg, marketed value. although thecatcltlthe beds of was less than in 1926. The catch of ‘smells in 1927 was lii.936 with ' marketed valui- of $179,232, coir. ‘yizircil with l5..'i9ti awt. and a ma:- iketed value of $98,670 in 1926. On‘. litldihc hcwecl a (iecrease in c

1C. L.

l

ﬁshermen, and ,(‘apit.'il Equipment and l-linpliiyees._lbecomp the [product

almon. But care should be taken

not to interfere with the gravelly bottom of the stream as they are

he means by which the fish are If such cleansing of mud, we believe, we "ould soon restore the larger treants to serve as haunts for these

ever delicious salmon species. and perhaps others as well.

We have heard or seen it stated

coddaleiv that the Department con - ﬁlth mid M1 templatcd taking up work of this kind at an early day in our ﬁshing grounds. 5nd it this is the case it is

iighly‘ commendable. With proper

"tare and plotcctiiin our ﬁshing beds

-oul(l bc made mines 0f gold for our nsn dealers, and most valuable dietary

our home people could

tplace on their own tables. If they

llildlwoutd consume larger rations boats. good fresh fish they would save a tl' is, tit-Ls. piers and wharves, ettn, [or of nqgnpy (m yngdipjng and fun- lb‘! cral expenses.

ﬁsh was Stltifiiilili, a decrease of $38; 311‘- lmm flit‘ Pfefffidllltt $11111 towards the development QT 111011 ﬁsheries fol" the reasons stated and ed m the-w operations m 1927 for the additional profit that is in 3-5751 i‘<>11‘-l>111"eri ivlth 2916 111 sight forlatiding our fresh ﬁsh on

, l

they are spoiled by thawing cold storage and running the

0f

"I'll-en let. us hail every slepinade of our

1e great fish markets abroad before soft weather

lfish in transit. This may yet bethe

3; and the number of fish curing compared with" l Ono establishment classiﬁed as a miscellaneous fish tialmery in lit was tomcrly" operated tanner)‘.

37 in

Employees ~Thc number of ])t‘l‘-'

Table 4 and 5 contain statisti

The biggest surprise of the it

_ in the csttiblislnnent» in i927 \\'.".S 1,449, compared with l.» 564 in 192G.

CS‘

. of capital and employees for 1028- and i927.“

s!

tulip after blooming Rlﬁltilillm ,i\ni,illlt‘l' lllPllltiil is Iii rarpvl the tulip lit-d ‘with rolni: lii\\'~;.;i"ii\viiii: i-arly perennial silt-h as flirt-totalin- inits, iluuliii- da' ‘ s. arliliis or aub- rirtlu. in this ~ i- lllu liulbsl should lie given inori- room. Ordin-i alrily they ali- planli-il from six to, tun invllti‘; apart. ’l‘i\il inches i‘: llUllPl‘ i1‘ tin-rt- l=: in be an under- pitllllilll-f-

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SH ‘IltlliiO(l|\'l‘ Nitiii lniltllbt"! 1 and i;4'\'('fll¢:4-tl lrrs int-t in the Q ° ,linll- The reps-rt. o1‘ tlli- sick runiliiii-l 1 ngslti-r was beard .\lrs. (ti-orut- l‘irkt-"-‘

, lint: and .\l|".~"- A. .l Llnkli-itut‘ were,

Have l-tiicltinﬂtt in the very iii-west:appainti-il on lln- new i-piiluiittvv-j l alludes; yiiilr old or faded atncltincalTlii- iwhuol i-ouliniit -i- Xlplltiir-ri-il ll-“l given any fiuL in flu‘. rainlioiv in iivc,1‘4illii\\~t-- _\l1's. l.. “illigan and .\ ‘Iminutcs with fifteen rents’ worth nil}, |;_ mnklpnp|g Thu pills for [no .lllﬂlllflllll Tiyi-af lint tisi- ilygs, not an“, ,.',,,nn,im.o n,,,,,u,,t,,| u, ,;;;_]|i iayntlietii- tints, And be sure Ul0y‘\-dln|1(lv“-,JS requosu,“ Mm The Cami

rm‘ iipcv. I t , ., . - ,. f

'l‘r_v 1L pair tonight! Uzi- liiauiunil nlhlcn lumps‘?

iDyes, and no one will dream tlu-yimll “bum l“ "mu ,l' lam,‘ ' were iiutcil nl. home. .\nil you can tliillkwldml U“ m ﬁll": n 1"_'|‘_‘_Tll\1.,.'i lrenl tilt-int! with llHl as [it-rfri-l. ri-U-\ll'i"> ll‘ ll‘ l"lllll"l"'l_ ‘ll ‘ mulls, ii you will just tiri- tlu- trlii~l'l“\\'lt>‘t‘llil \\"fl"‘ illtllllll-"ll l’ “m”! I piipnnnil ])‘\'l‘.l, l(.i'l' spread and tlllllllf‘ l)'ll"l‘ ziienr . TREE: Why not ask your ilrntipislt for I l"'l“-" l” lwlll l" lllll'lllll‘____ ltltc wry useful lliiinumil llvi- (‘yciii- “m-“bi;

pt-diui Valuable suggtvsti-ilis. easy‘, directions. and [tlﬂﬂllegﬂfltlﬁ ~am|ile ' . ‘colors. Or \'-ril\'.fllr lri-i- copy of‘ _ . Color (Taft, ii liic illustrated liuok. lllrs- 7799c“ Mcxemm “lbhcs l°_ int-m. IltI§l|Iillti—*-ll(i_l1l‘l‘“\' l)l.\.\l(l\‘l) iretum sincere thanks to ssmwthlZ-i t DYEU, lit-pt. Nlrl. \\'illll‘l(ll', tiniiirio. iers. relatives and friends in Kinkorii

and vicinity foi" many acts of kind-l ness done i0 her late husband ditr-i in; his illness. and for sympathy oﬂerod ti» herself in her bereave- |l\('l|l 99V‘

t lDlamoncl Dyes; l mu Dip n» T! vr, nrRniIfn nvF

When You . Feel a Gold

to work all‘ Lli. Cold and to fortify the system against Grip Inﬂuenza and other Iorlnun illa resulting from n cold. The Safe and Proven Remedy. Price 30c,

171a box lwanrn thh signature

6. %4%~m»

Made in Cane-rial

-—Provcn Merit since 1889'-

ANEW

Funeral Home

IINJ. MallAlilllllll Undertaker and Embnlmer

M Gama Street Phone Iii-J.

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_. ialvation of the fresh fish industry Ol through the airplane. rapital- invested in fish cunning and, .._i_.-

"lmll" » ' - ' Lobs‘erin' ‘is the most im ortatit - " - - i . , _ 7 | 1,_ ._, 1.3,! t t . ,1 f1 H-nce to notes, placing splendid cln- 1L» ll; "wi |'_<i_ '1'] i- -, ..' i l~ - _ ~_ P curing establishments was $250,640., - . ,. [i -, ‘in: H l \ Pslisscdllv nudow ma” . O phosis on important points. n. n n ~ l.‘ ..I , If). i-uul‘ b79119“ "l mi‘ 719197195 lmlllﬁllli’ "l compared with $260,575 in 1926.3 uoowqoaoooorvuuooo-voo l -liltt__., nltllltln], tmabltshed at Stamfoid B ., _ _ ,_ l iioin -8 minis iii in nu his lll Pm“, wdwqrd Mm,‘ 1-,‘. “wine, _ _ _ ~>- n n. w. tint; TlLoitdon. in 192s liy m. Otto PM Mt- W- C; Mullet», Pit". P-l Ff llvil-Zlll, .1 fat-till‘ n, bi- vtllli-‘itlt-illll m 193,7 joj'r},,,,,,u‘n‘ 63' “i, lam U,- Tl“-°-"" lml‘ °_°'“l"l"“,ll,‘_‘.‘ ‘~?l‘l“, “l i c. __+----| Dr. "cltzer "the fjermen er... he Pomﬂw‘ -*°h°9l- ‘vlll’ lll“ "lmlP in planting beds us- \\'4'll as tlu- “ , " ~g_ l - ' lrlllll- blllllllllii” ‘llld llldlllllllcly- 5UP‘ 4' ' ‘ ii n '- "t swoon" ')l' la-t n- lit "a" m“ m" evmmg‘ tiliininini; season -\ ruvoi-iti- (‘Hlll- i ll") lllla‘ mlll“ “l llmFlucllo“ ‘ll lll" till?» 6H blind and cash and omriii- 4 L Nursing ii-Oiii runccllthi": ‘inst, li’l'l“"l')llt‘ A 37ml’ deal of Cram‘ l5 ‘luv Ml“ liinaliiiii‘ of tlir- pink and lat-iii lbherllll: or m0 lllovlllux‘ I“ 1927 m‘! “Pmlllms- Th" llllllllwl‘ ‘if '35" l 4 ~~~—~—»————-.——~—--'- -—-— ii,;fc',l.ack°lom, m,“ inu,fobfd‘_,,,,.z_,, Kathleen hfarNab. the Ewell-sh and ‘M. $l||l‘l‘;q R,.,.,.,.,.,, ,.~,,.|,.,,,;,- -,<,..| l°lllil ("llzlll "l lilllsllff-"i! '73-" w‘ - i- '1 ODPHiIiQII in 1927 »NURSES FOR TRAINING: FULLYI ‘_ " 4 ‘ ._‘ _ _, ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ history instructrcss, for the 1nannci' n,‘ ‘, f‘ 4 . I _ ‘, ,1‘ ‘_,. cw .. a nerves-ii (ti. Z. H" “a. . a fi(‘il"'lS(‘ of t) from the > £l.(‘t'l'l‘llllt‘tl school: hoard, l'tltttll.vlgltalc5l' lull (ll m” “l"*"' 1m ‘yhigh m,- pupm acqumgd ‘ilamllzlﬁllguc:llvslpinltall‘lll'l l ““",fi'cnt the [7t‘(‘.Vl0ll' _vear.r [while till-"l)rc(‘[4idin'ig yum; "fha mlmbm- 9f l ‘I l::uilil.,v. lllilillltiittlfloii, Jatksti; ' . __¢_<...... .. _.. lthcmsclvcs. m‘ ‘UH, “No uiwq’ Bmjunnv [Iv l“ lmarkcted VIIIUO was $B5.i,.|l7, a de-. lobstﬁ- calmer,“ Wm, 133' coma v : 1| inn-l. iIlL-ipllitl, rrlsi Stony l .l i m. interesting feature of (h!) cv- .,.,,,,,,,,,.,'_ i; j, f,,,.,;,i,-,,. ,;,S,.,,.,,,l,,,t}"" reared with 187 iii 1926: the number ' ggigiiclqts, 1's l ‘" " ‘ ' ' g , tti clam cannerltt. ‘..', compared with‘ >

One of the 12111955 and best equipped Hotels in Eﬂllﬁm Canada. Contains .120 rloiomtﬁé 44 of which ha“? P "ad baths. Completely renovlérew in the past two years. da Hotels throughout Con! and the United States haw p; splendid table. Courteous Scrvice 1m ailnguests. Tele-

roo . “hgﬁfjs QM w $5.50 per d8!-

Charlottetown Hotel C0., Ltd.

Proprietors HARRY C. BROWN. Managcr

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Since taking over thll I

Hotel we have spent many thousands of dollars in repairs and improvementl. It is now the ﬁnest Hotel of it: class in the Maritime Prov- inces. It. appeals to those who want a comfortable Hotel and splendid table 1nd excellent service at a moder- ate price.

Rates from $3.00 to 84M

per day.

' Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.

Proprietors MISS L. lllcQllAlll, Mam":

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