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Save Your Voice

Do not ignore liesrsensu, osu _ , sore throats or loss of valos. TI:

LADY S' "MENAGERIE"

Otsokhroksr Complsinsd of Being An-

noysd by His Neighbor V

A further casTsrising oiit ol' a

ANTIIIPTOC Sydenham lsdy’s_ domestic "mens- ~_”__£__.'_. ' THHQNI' _lerio" was heard at the Greenwich uva»»e5'|'.°

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'i1iey ll i S ';r.°..::..: .;'.°:‘::; :.:"t..':‘°.'.:.:::‘i':.t.":.:'.'.i organs, ll ‘ l¢ - EVM' P-°i'::I>Il:Ii'°lIr°::i;II;Iii‘i‘;sPiIIbII:sdfmy' *III

For Frn lslpls. Irlls

"“'°'='°r~|l»4¢l¢n\¢41rs»icm¢..l1nuu.s¢i-.li

Police Court. _ Mrs. .luiiettsil-lughes was summoned for abusing her neigh- bor, Mr. T. Owen, a stockbroker. M-r. Thomas. counsel _i'or_Mr_ Owen, said that Mrs. Hughes kep.t.a num_bsr,.ol dogs and ducks and geese-quite a menagsrle, in short. He read a letter which she had written to- Mr. Owen, saying that he had accused her'of stealing a garden hose. "You have

l ¥____*g spoiled my charactc|._.. she wmm

' ' ‘ “" ' "and children call me n French pin-

cher" "The conduct of Mrs Hughes

I _Sipecial 0 portunity For Investors Im "fi ifzbiilligeét--flleflii

ritime ele a years,- and was most anxious to stop

_a T li.&TIh

Cgr p e this annoyance- Mr. Owen. sworn,

said that Mrs. Hughes from her front

garden called to'him, "Can you smell

draw the attention of the investing public to the

merits of thisstock. The annual statement of the Company showsa large increase in business for the year ended D¢C@Ulbef 3150 1913.----an_ increase of 2379 subscribers and

the Dir

tors state that it would appear from preseiit in-

dication that this growth will continue for some time

to come.

- cent.

The stock pays an annual dividend of 6per

Publish Utility Securities are always very popular.

The statements of well managed companies show constant increases _in receipts in prosperous times, and only a mini-

mum of disturbance in periods of business reaction.

We are in a position to offer a block of Maritime Tele-

graph & Telephone Common at an attractive price, and would advise investors to write at once for full particulars. B. McCurdy & Co

IEIIBERS OF HONTIIEAL STOCK EXCHANGE

lalilax, Ollawa. Montreal, Si. John. Sherbrooke, Kin|sion, in the woods and mms' I” “king

Syllliy. Chsrlottstown.8t John's Nfld. London. l.C.

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the geese? Can you smell the rubber burning?" - There had been some

words over the garden hose and some geese, and 'they had had to cali in a sanitary inspsctoriabout the smell from the geese. Hs-had put up with the annoyance for two years. Mrs. Hughes now said she remarked to someone in -her house, "oss yousmeil the rubber burnii_ig?"' 'She did not “PW 01° fémefiéi-i_9_Mf. _0re1i~____§_he admitted sending pictorial postcards to him on which ' she had written, "Can you smell the geese?"

Mr. Hutton bound Mrs. Hughes over

to keep the peace for twelve months, and ordered her to pay 50 cents costs.

A Lively Time at s Boot Factory in

England »

Owing to the introduction oi outside

labor during a strike at the boot iso-

Melbourne, England, a riot took place

IZHILIIIIIII Hill lill _

1 CILUMIL llill PILLS

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"CALI1i‘0RNIA_ SYRUP OF FIGS" BEST FOR TENDER S'l‘OMAUH, LIVER. BOWELS.'

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Look back at your childhood days.

Remember the "dose" mother insist- ed on-csstor oil, calomel, csthar- tics. How you hatpd them, how you ‘fought against taking them.

With our children it's diilerent. Mothers you cling to the old iorm oi physlc simply don’t realize what they, ,do.~ The ' children’s ' revolt is well- lounded. Their tender little "ln- sides" are injured by them.

Ii your chi_ld's stomach. liver and

bowels need cleansing, give only deli- cious “California Syrup ol Figs." Its action is positive. but gentle. Millions of mothers keep this harm- less “fruit laxative" handy; they know children love to take it; that it never fails to clean the liver and bow els and ' sweeten the stomach. and that s teaspooniui given today saves a sick child tomorrow. _

Ask your druggist for a 50-cent

bottle of “California Syrup oi Figs," which has full directions lor babies, children of all ages and for grown- ups plainly on each bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. Bee that it is made by “Calilornla Fig Syrup. Company." Reluse any other kind with contempt. ,

WILD MAN OF THE WOODS

Hs Kspt Posted. However, on Topics of the Day

Thomas Lewis, the "wild Welsh-

man," who spent a solitary two years

things easily in Caersws Workliouse_ He boasts that he has kept in touch with passing events during his “out

__ _. lawry.” and can converse intelligently

on important topics which have arisen during the last two years. When ar-

d i l n G 0 v 6 r n m 0 n | R ‘i | W a y ' wry of Messrs. Loake Brothers at rested he was wearing s silver wstch

P,i,_E, I. I L W A Y the ilrm who do not employ unionists; zinrggfzhayllng sing :latch sgoxedccgrsfi

Commencinglanusry iird, 1914, trains

will run

Trains Outward

Road down.

Read up.

Tues. Mon. Dai Thur. Wed. ex. ax.

ly Daily

Hat. Fri. Bun. Sun. P. M. P. M. P. M. A. M.

Tues. Thur. Sat. A.M.

Wed. Wed. ex. Thur.

2.00 2.54 3.23' snr 4.10

:sian S33

7.15 Dp. Ch'town Ar. 11.30 8.25. Hunter Rl 10.35 9§0‘! ,__ Emerald Jct. I' 10.07 9.55, Kensington ` 9 43 10.25 Ar. Summorside

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epgfg iov\Nl"" eu1:o'>2

5.15 4.01 a_zu

_ 2.49

np. 9.20 z_zo

isis 4_s5- - 1.45 - o_o: 6.12 _I

5.00 1.25, _ _

Dp. Sumuiersldo

5.23; ~~~;\_~~- Port Hill

\ 0'Lesry Ar. Tlgnish

P.`M.

11.30 10.55

, 9.89

7.45

A.M.

9.00 8.01 7.13 6.00

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s.-25 4.55 4.15 5.45 ~

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v.io s.o5 _

Dp. Emerald- Jet. 'Ar. __

9.05

Ar. Cape Traverse Dp. 7.1_l5<_

Dp. Ch"town is Mt. Stewart Moreil sit. Peters

'Ar, Bouris

'Ar. @mlra_

Ar. 11.05 10.20

J'o.A\, 9.85 . 9.10

,g 9.00 8.36

8.80 8.14 7.05 7.05

` 5.45

5.45

Dp.

4,05 4.25 5.11 5.38 5.41 6.05 6.35 6.50

ruin. P.M.P.M.r.M._ _ k.iii_".i`.ii/i. AM. au. AM. ' ’ 'L

Daily ex.

P. M.

Dp. Mt.Stewsrt

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Montague

Ar. Georgetown

Bot., Daily ex.

Eat dr Bun Only Sai--3# BUD

p_ M_ A. M.

,JI 8.21 7.48 7.00

1|. 9.10

$.07 7.39 7.00

Only

8.10 4.57 7.00

dismissed one man who joined the

in notices and Messr. Locke lm-

the introduction of such labor, and n

sailed with- stones The rioters, after smashing the factory windows, attack- ed the manager's house, wrecking the windows. The police marie baton ebargos,'dlspsrslz; the strikers.

55'

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y e use o p e

it with the Llsnldloes town clock.

5? f‘>1l°Wl= union and endeavored to persuade which st sights hs could near smite

Tm... ;,,w.,,,| Others to do su- Forty men handed distinctly from his haunts is me iiiiis.

Mom Mom D_y_ Tuem ported five men. The others resented

li-"_ F-"_ sum SM" crowd of 600 demonstrated outside the Fox" In an 18_Ga"°n Cask and . A_M_ P_N[_ }_>_M_ A_M_ factory. Police reinforcements were Muk churn _ `

~ hurried on to the scene, but were as-

I-Iarry Smith, a laborer, was, at

Whltehal, Hants, lined $40 for -cruelty to two ioxes. Sergeant Clarkesuid he found a fox and a Vixen confined

in an eighteen-gallon cask and an or- dinary milk churn re'spectl`v§l'y. Both utensils were turned up on end, and tho foxes, which apparently ha`d been there for some time, had no room in which to move, one being curled

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Na-lirutlo laxatives I

I "° ' "P°°h“y 'md' 'er' ' up like a. hedgehog and not being able

children beesitse 0107 lil- ' - - ~ 5

“_ - " I to stand. The bung-hole ol the cask

` pl°"~u“d"° u:“i'“i';’:_:1’“,_g had been gnawed away to three

action. 9 iw _ ‘ _ 5 --1-- 115.1%” °‘“'":"; "°‘i‘.";t.‘3; for continualsr’ isersslall I 9”' “W 5.' “_” 5‘_`°w E _ doses, s5c. shox, at yqg ,dogs when approached. _They could

I Dm"|“»._ ' ' I 1 not be handled. but.wlisn_ liberated

Nsssutiai-if .V _.enum haraiyfrumoff. s|_ nie_y__s/_sm so

I sl __ _ _ sttt. They were well fsd;;j

."1 shouldf think .o." _irxciaimed Smith; "they had _twelve ubblts ‘ln three days. I’ve handled fbxsssince lawns a boy, and sin' like a Lady with

f `-rr new-born baby with their.-' I was-'

,keeping them for the huntsmss The

" ;_»__a _ _ i 4-'f`-_'Ur , _ _ - '

sat' ‘ ',"‘-Ti' - ' ~~-\ ~foxes were only confined during the A_M_ " _ ,' ' '- daytime; at night I chained them up

I 9.45 Tenders for' with soiim. _lust use dogs."

5.10 DD. OIl'toWf| Ar. 10-lb 4.25 .Vernon R lv. 8.86 _, L55 Ar. Murray Hs r. DD- 6-40

5.31

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` SEALED TENDERS Will b6'reC8lV'

" ed at this Department until noon 011

P ' _ .'--. ._

7.00 , _

- -- ""'-""'““"""'*"* nsirsivri/ii<iN'r'oi<~ runnin worms "

Charlottetown Pi lil I ' -- ,;` '-`-J ,\

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wi_1:nNi;spAY,'MA_B‘Cl~I'25.' 1914--I ;I`8lI(I€l'8 ll I'IICI{8y’S

P or Plumbing " ` “::.' ';°.""';.:' ":.f°°:‘:....‘1.’.il**‘.f'4o Bfifiee

0 C0 l'8 0 SOUTH LAKE BRIDGE according

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_ _ _ . . ' _ t tb iii ti n c i»s._sss 1; use Department Oi P“b\i° W°f\‘°-

If your plumbing system is not giving _perfect satisfac _gm eo?v;I;mr_;»ewo& ?M________5 z________ Ch___rmm0w___ P_ E_ ,__

- - ' _ _ _ ' M ii iz, 1914. tion you had better consult Trainor the reliable plumber es, soon., and _ze iiiis__o_:=ix;____ ______e___ SEALED ________m€__.;¢______ ____ _e______

He’il fix

Each tender ust b D '

‘ _ th t t til

the trouble, cure the defect and give you the sv .. muses ei.-.que fm any charter $E°5*Ns§;);°;P“'N'}‘§‘;,GI‘§,“ 2§°°§,,{’,'f

- t d b ix p yable to the order_ oitbs » - _

good work yolrve always Wanted' Reasonable charges too' Ilomglisvsiuiier of ` Public. Works. lor "Om BUY Person or persons wlmmi

‘_-»_i _- the sum of on, Hundred Dana,-B to contract for the repairing 0-

_ _ _ _ _ 111 b ¢_ d if I-IICKl!iY'S BRIDGE, West Cape, ac

Cali. write, or phone 393] <_g_i:i__;>o_i___ _coi._5.;.;.;e__:._____ .. fs ur... _____d______ to "___ ______c___c________ ___ ____

Fred H

° ~ t the Residence of John L.

'rue nepsremsnt dass not nina it- “"°" *I

_ L d , R M t , W t P i t,

s ae;l__i to accept the_lowest» oi any ten# alfdnx thi;’°gmce_ as " °° 0 H

80 Gl‘afIOIl Street \ T' d t b addr ed ,_ -th u _ Each tender must be accompanied

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an ers o e ess o e n

dersizned and marked "'I‘E_lfDERS

by o certified cheque on any charter-

1DgE_ ed Bunk, payable to the order ol the

‘ ‘ FOR SOUTH LAKE BR Commissioner oi' Public Works tor

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the sum ol One Hundred Dollars

-"'-W " '*-1' L- B- MILLAN' <sioo.oo). cheque will us rammed

Secretary ol Public Works.

1455-3-16.18.23 and 24. M and E. Price Bros. & Co.

, B P. 6- _ First Mortgage Bonds

Not i;srnings`_`;\_vallablo for interest

ohsr or rss ears:

l9lB.............. ................4Gl.7|6 1918...............................512527 - Bond interest earned sash year sp-

proximaiisl tw_l.osovar;q”"

Jstal on .

ROYAL SECURITIES

_ cosromiou, H-is

me A umm: sis, si ns... ia. s. n. o. rims. rung.-, ' °ri.°s5 ii. mo

"did," _T _ Halifax, ro-score-"»f'°|3-1-. ss.

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if tender is not accepted.

The Department does not bind it-

seli to accept the lowest or any ten-

, der. »

Tenders to hs addressed to the un-

dersigned snd marked "TENDEl`tS FOR I-lICKEY'S BRIDGE."

L. B. MCMILLAN. Secretary of Publis Works.

1454-3-I6Ml6 18 28 24ME.

CANADIAN TRADERS LTD,

Royal Bank Building (P. 0. Box 78) ST. JOHN, N. B. lnvluis correspondence with fox breeders both ss to sale of their

totes and concerning thsgnrchase of Silver Blsok or Patch oxes. 2 CANADIAN ‘PRADER8 is a

new oompsnl. of good connection, in glgdstsn Ing, organised to deal in bearing animals.

1400 B~l2Mlmo

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I0 fltiiil ZIPPEIINS I

Mr. Cody‘s Plan for Uuslng Bombs Two Thousand Fest‘Up

Mr. Cody, London. has revealed a

highly ingenious plan tor lighting dirigibles of the Zeppelin type. He says: "l cull my method ‘fishing for the enemy,' and that is really what it is_like. My device is based on the knowledge that aeroplsnes can ily faster and higher than any Zeppelin. and the process has been already tested and found practicable and efliclent. My pen is to ily up until my machine is one or two thousand feet above the dirigibles and then to fish for them with a long, thin steel hawser, st the end oi' which I propose to have a bomb of my own invention. That bomb will be of a very high power and easily exploded. in fact, the least touch will fire lt. and it will shoot flames in six directions at once to a distance oi’ sight feet each. lf my llrst 'drag\ misses its mark, all I have to do is to wheel round and try again. Following after the spurts ot liame there will issue from my bombs pieces oi lighted tow or oth‘er material soaked in some highly in- ilammable spirit, which will inevitably iire any portion of the structure of the dirlgible that may have escaped the flrst effects oi' the explosion. The vessel would be absolutely nt the mercy ol' the mln in the aeroplane sailing a thousand feet above it. He could trail his bomb backwards and forwards to any point. The enemy meanwhile would have nothing to aim at with their guns except the quickly- moving ’plane. and would have to fire upwards. I have seen experiments in tiring from dirlglhles, and l nm quite sure their work would be practically useless. Suppose a Continental enemy has determined to attack us with a ileet of dirlgibles_ she will have to employ vessels that can keep llylng lor long periods. All that we require to destroy them is a fleet of aeroplaiies that will keep flying for u few hours. There is a good deal of loose talk about these dirigibles ol' the Zeppelin type. We are told they can lift twenty-seven inns. That sounds for- midable. But they have a weight of their own of twenty tons, so that their reaicapacity is only about seven tons. With an aeroplane oi' my own and a 3 pound gun I could circle round and round and above any alrship I know oi’ and fire a sliot through every bal- lonet_ I have been up over 7,000 feet. and could easily get above them."

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is very affective in the treat.

` mont of Colds. By helping*

'tha organs of excretion to 'eliminate the noxious sub- stances from tliebioorl, Eno s "Fruit Salt" assists Nslurs to bring about a speedy cure. It is mast retreshingasa cool- ing beverage snclis unsur- passed for quenching tliirsh ,

' I s TO- » ‘

Igllnnydubxelsr. DAY " 1,

» ` Prparslonly by _` ' 1 J. C. IND, IM., "hit " . '

Salt" Works, -_

‘ halos. lsslssl 'i Allis fs! Cllslll _ ., I |t»~ur.smi.ac..

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_ "“ib'sono "' - -

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Tenders For Blooming Point Bridge

Depnrtmsiit oi Public Works,

Charlottetown, P. E. l.,

March 12, 1914.

SEALED TENDERS wil be receiv-

cd at this Ofilce until noon on WED- NESDAY, MARCH 25. 1914. (FOIL any person or persons willing to contract for tus repairing of B1<>f»m~ ing Point Bridge, according to tho specification to be seen at the resi- dence ot Alemandci- McDonald, Road Master, Blooming Point, and at this Office.

Each tender must he nccotnpniiicd

by s certified cheque on any charter- ed bank, payable to the order oi the Commissioner of Public Works, for the sum ol Fifty Dollars ($50.00). Cheque will be returned if tender is not accepted. `

Tho Department does not bind lt-

seli to accept the lowest or any ten- der.

Tenders to he addressed to the un-

dersigned and marked "'l`ENDl5R»‘i FOR BLOOMING POINT BRIDGE."

L. B. MCMILLAN, Secretary oi Piublic Works.

1456-3-16M16 18 28 24ME.

FOXES FOR SALE

1914 Pnpgmgoilver Black Beautiful Silver Black Breeders all for later delivery. If Quality, Breeding and

Lowest Prices would inter- est you. WRITE or WIRE us. FUNDY FOX C0., LTD.

St. John. N. B.

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Filllll WINTEIIS `

‘ill IIHEUMITISM

tml oi Seiillca lui liusoultr illalsiliss ily "Fmli-a-tins"

Rlnorrov/N, ONT., May zist. 1913. “Fruit-a-tives" cured me of Rheu- 1

mstism. It was the only medicine that made any impression on me. I was a terrible sufferer from Rheumstism. I was laid up for tour winters with Scistica and Muscular Rheumatism, and was

completely crippled.

Some neighbor of mine told me that

“Fruit-s-tives”helped him,snd I started in to take them. Iused “Fruit-s-tives” faithfully’ for two years, taking them

eve dsyms I saw they were doing me gooidy, and the results were marvel ous.

For over two years, I have been

completely free from any Rheumatic Pains whatever, and I give "Fruit-s- tives" the credit." W. H. RACT-IER.

5oc n box. 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c.

At all dealers or from Fruit-ri-tives

Limited. Ottawa.

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