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...The death occurred al Cardigan Fridny morning oi Miss Annie (Car-‘ penteij) Macdonald, aged eighty years. ~ '

...Rev. A. Gale travelling secretary

of Klng’d~»College will ‘bc in George~ town on Wednesday and Thursday of this week and will give an address in H01? Trinity ~.Oliurcli on Wednesday evening? _

has been in. Géorget ` n for the past 'two or three `dn`ys' investigating the robbery of n large quantity of liquor consigned to parties in Charlotte- town' and taken from cars in the Gem'-gotowa .railway yard. Ons keg of alcohol, and five cases of whiskey, are among the missing goods. It is said that several shipments had been tampered with. ' _

...It is reported gtslwvt ii detective

...The Guardian’s correspondent in

the eastern part of the Province writes: Want of snow for sleighing is seriously interfering with the win- ter‘s work in the country. But few of the farmers have their season's wood out yet, and their rails and timber are still in the woods.-The winter is likely to bc, short and mild The quantity of heavy ice in the Gulf is small, and there is not the

Much sickness still exists. Mrs. John Nicholson, Baltic died four

usual board ice round the shores.-

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iirming is an improved coupler :rr .waged to automatically connect the ..ir»brenk pipes of railroad cars while in the act of coupling the cars, to form n continuous passage for the

~ flow of eoinprcssed air from one car

to another without danger of leak- age. The apparatus also comprises means for closim.: the nil*-break pipes \vhcnevc1` desired, as uhcn making up ii train. FEATURES OF THE AUTOMATIC PIPE (7(1Ul‘l.ER (1) Being ull metalie, excepting

ends having ilcxifslc cushioi when coming together, so ends ire air tight.

(2) Can stand unlimited pressure

\\‘herc the present hand hose coupler <'.nn’t stand over 70 pounds of nir. pressure. \/ _ (3) Saving expense ol replacing thc

weiithcr worn hand hose which costsl

0R AIR.-BRAKE PIPES.

over a million dollars yearly.

(4) This ne\v device will cutlive

the life oi any car attached to.

(5) 'l‘ruinmen stand no chances go-

ing between the cars at the risk of their lives. '

(6) Cars going around direct curve

without chniiging position of auto- matic <lcvice.` . »

(7) Lever "J" has incnsed spring

to take up excess play in the draw bar. _ 5 (8) D is a stationary jack with .perpendicular and lateral spring ln- lcnsed to overcome the irregular mo- ;tiou of thc cars.

(0) ll is air pipc` from main air

irescr\'oir with ' swivel slide attach- ment of llcvicc on stationary jack D. l (I0) Thus making explained device placed stution:ii‘y, always being dir- lect/in line nnd universal and stand- ‘nrd on all cars. -

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Marshal1”s Automatic Bosnia lE"ipe.Enuplei°

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MUNICIPAL DEBENTURES » at r:|lc:~`. to nllracithc invcsluicul ol' \ll~"<`Pl‘"l\‘il l’"§'°“-“- “`l‘° ‘lcslrc the "er

days alter her husband; the house is ‘closed and the name passes away in Ithe east.-On the 15th William Ford, .North River, fell a victim to pneu- monia, and on the 18th Jolm Town send,. South Lake, passed away. Wm. Ford left a widow, five sons and a daughter. One of the sons

disease, but was better ut lust uc

George arrived home a few week ago. John Townsend left n wiclo and two daughters. He was a nntis

lnenr St. Peter's l3ay_-Alfred Mc Lean and his niece, Miss Jessi Robertson, were visiting her siste Mrs. Stephen Rose, North Lake

M\inn’s Road Alfred bein unnc

latitude and was proceeding unde dead reckoning when he ran loul ol .wire fence. In extracting his sleig

A, Fraser, damages were repaired enabling him to reach lizwlioi' .~:ilel_v

Manual lnlior oi' even light cxercis

is impossible with luinbngo. Th

move menus agony. Only a powcrfu remedy can penetrate deep enoug

rubbing in Nerviline. It sinks ini' the very root of the trouble-pene trates where an oil liniment canno

which removes inflammation an

e. guard from draughts nnd eslposure

counts. Joseph is in the States audi

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he broke the shaft, but making his way to the hospitable home of John

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_ ...Bergt. A. T. McKay, Montague, who was recently appointed Prov. Lieutenant in No. 3 Company, left ‘for the R.S.A. Quebec, on Saturday, to take a special course in artillery.

...The Souris Baptist Church has

‘been _re aired and cleaned and will *be re-d§ened on Sunday, March Sth, at 3.30 p.m. Rev. Geo. H. Denman, pastor will preach. All the resident clergyrnen and friends are invited to attend and assist.

...At South Lake, P.E.I. recently

John M. Townsend departed this life ,after some months of failing health lat the age of 71. He came from Rollo Bay some years ago. He leaves awidow, sister and two daughters. The funeral services were conducted hy the pastor licv. G. H. Beaman on the 20th.

...Lettersreccivedby~.Mrs. Geo. R.

,Montgomery of Montague, contain the pleasing intelligence that Wise Montgomery, Missionary to Persia, intends to leave early in May next for a visit to her numerous rela- tives and friends in America. It will be twenty-sin years .in September since Miss Montgoineiy first sailed ,for Persia, and while attending to a large section of that country her lhendquarters bus been Hamndan. No doubt the many readers of The Guardian will he pleased to hear of this intended visit, and look for- ward with pleasure to the time,when they will meet Miss Montgoniery once more, and while matters connected

_ with the mission will claim a large

part of her time, that must be spent in the neighboring republic--all the

Altime at her disposal will hc spent

Willie-is now.down with the slime iq her .nntive Pmvincc' The Gum'

_dum wishes her lion voyage. _

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b|""1908, 'John M. Townsend, aged 71

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go. To prevent lumbago ir-'uii:ing,] put on ri Nerviline Porous Plaster

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Elizabeth, wife of Bernard Mc- Kenna, aged 81 years. » Funeral from her late residence 237 King Street, at 8.45 this Tues-

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an attractive list of Corporation Bonds and stocks, and public ut_ilil.y issues, amply

secured and at rates yielding froui 5 to 7 ,I4 per cent. _ H _

Money is rapidly working easier and we do not believe that such exec ent in-

vestment opportuuuieswill long prevail. Particulars of all securities on nuplicaliou

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icring ull their ladies’ showergiroofi

CC_’ boats at half price also a sample

‘remedies All dealers sell Poison Nerviline and Nerviline Porous Plas ters. Refuse all substitutes. '

STOCK QUUTATIONS.

Noon Close.

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A"ohison...., Gopper...... -51; B.R.T......... . 40f} Biltlmcre....

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'11' wi~3LsH-At East Royalty, March 2, -' ”"1908, Anni`e, eldest daughter oi Wil-

liam Welsh aged 23 years. Funeral from her father’s residence Stock Farm, Wednesday, March 4 at 3 p. m. Interment Peop1e's cemetery. ‘ ‘ Every woman who is. inte csud ln economy as well ns sivle in d1e»s will do well to get acquainted with the splendid lines we are offering in our great 49 ceui sale which in- eIud»s many lines that are worlli upto 1.55 per yard, Moore &- Mc- Leod. 3 _idvli

. . . . Dominion Atlantic Railway nnd Stcunislilp Lines to Boston vin \'ru'1n0ulli The |io|r\lli\i'lC»\sl, Line Hc-

_ t}\‘cc|i l<lns|ci~i\ Nova Sr-.ntiu nnd Hnslcn \'u\ luro, \\ iml.~oi' Jct.. nnd l{ul|fux I¢lXl’il.l*l.\‘S 'I`lt_.\ l.\'.\' <'?;\i'1~liallfux.dull‘1‘(cxcupt S|inrlu_\'r~. ni. 1.'.'a ami.. lol-_lhgliy and \'ni-mouth making coliiurcln l \ ahnoulli for llu.~lou.

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land llivisinli leu.\'o Wlinlsoi-<luil_\' oxacpt Suu- duvlfrir’l‘rui'ou.i.7}._i0 u|.und =-'.!k'»[p. in. an: from 'lrnro for \\ in: n ini 6.10 n. i||. and 3.1 p.m. r-.luu\c.~l.\N: 'l’|-ui-o \\'i|l\lmiii1.- of tho lulcr colunlul l{nil\\‘:|_v nl \\’i|ull~rn- \\‘lll\ lllxprcss lrnlu.~' lo und i`\-om llillifux fm' Yurliioulh.

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Iwuen ilu' .\lurltin|u l’i-n\'||wr-.- and llnstoil.

_ hczwc Yaruioutli for lloslou \\'oilucsduy und baturrlny on arrival nl’ l~Zx|n'l'.~.»¢ 'l'i-ulu from llnlifnx. Ri-.tin-iiiiig lcurn Loui: Wluirf lioslon. T\i<i~||li_vnml l-`rirIl1_v_ l‘|\-‘1~'cin_fl-i~.< uri-lrim: in

lliillfnic ug-xl <lii_\'ii!¢i50|i.m.l1y |'I\?irr~_~w 'l`|'ulu. _T'1rniu~ run ou .\llnnllc Slum ui-il limb.

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Mlrllur: ind in Sourlt. Percy G-_Se|m|n, Ianlzer. _ _ _, "' ;' _4,1&‘3as1»

In 1. no ii!-spassny um by :tout mea. Comfortable and 200. itylinh with Ascot or lugs pus ....1-f-. new si mi. each’ .ir nf1°11¢l 3 for 50c.

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- QUARTER SIZES Castle Brand Collars nfs sqm no well they will lui longer, invade' better, and nal get nw-edgai.

7; Bulionholed so they v/en'i Vex you.

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*See nd in Chancery in this issue.

*The Alpha Rebekah l.od:.;e meals to- night at 8 p.m.

*A valuable city .prfm-r-*.y is fcr sale on Fitzroy Street. Src ad.

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“'Old St. Dunstan's” Arena rink. Wednesday night, don't miss tl-is game.

'Remember the lecture in the School- room of the Methodist Church this evening Mar. 3rd. ` _

' New Edison records for the month of March arrived yesterday. First call, tirst choice.

'Si boom bah Prince cf walt

rink Wednesday night.

.'No breakfast complete without BAL- MORAL Scotch ma'rmalade.Absolutely

*The Ladies’ Aid of Grace (.‘hu-_'ch will hold a ten in me H' Nl -“..f‘i. hall on Thursday, March 12th. 2-27dtl.

*VOICE SPECIALIST-Prof. H. A. Tanton teacher of Voice Culture Piano and Organ. Voice culture n specialty, Studio 146 Great George Street. ' 2-25dttsrtu6w.

*The quarterly meeting of the P. E. Island Fish & Game Association will be held inthe Stipendiary Magis- trate's Courtroom on Friday, March

Lilliputinn dance at Norte lame

Children 10 cents, adults 25 cents.

gentlemen who have been naked tr .take part in the Easter Monday night entertainment will be held ir. the Lyceum Hall, Wed. March 4th at 7.30 p.m. A full attendance re- quested. ' 3-2d3i.

'The regular meeting of the Truck men's Union will be held on Tuesday the third inst when the quarterly dues will be taken. All who are six'

that this is their last chance belorcl expulsion. By order.

.* Telephone subscribers are lrreby lnotitied that all unpaid rel1pi.one rentals for the current term must be paid into the Telephone Company on or before Saturday, March 'l_th. Tele- -phone service will be discontinued to all subscribers remaining unpaid after the above date. W. A. Win- lield. General Manager.V___3-3d5i.

The hunflieds of remnants that

'are made in d year of busy si-lllng by a s.ore like ¢his,mean an attracl lion in buying that is decidedly c real on- ;a chance to buy wall paper

Look out for the fancy dress ball 2']

at the Armouries Easter Tuesday. _ ““ ’“”"”"The Pure Brea Scotch Clyne_Stal1ion

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first college game in years, Aiena "Z

New Spring Goods

‘ Have just arrived and they are beauties. We have been very careful in our choice and are well

‘ pleased with the result. l-iere you will find 'all the

latest shades and patterns in suitings and trouserings. in fact we have the '-

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just drop in for a moment and examine them; it

will do you good. if you can' be pleased in Tailoring we can do it.

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Thousands of yards of pre tty new

Drints. decidedly the pr~til est w have ever seen, await von at our wash goods counter. Tue colours include all ihe gord washing

shades,the patterns embr ace a

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Gm at 3 p_m_ 3.3dm3i_| Lord Dalmeny is thc most fashionable bred C_lyd_es-

*_ dale stallion ever imported to the Island and as an indivi-

*If you would en]oy ri hearty l:\|.p»;,

see Granny Gilligan, Tocsv, and the dual Cannot be beaten'

Look him over beff rc selecting a stud. Stands in Char-

Music Hull this afternoon, 3 o'clock . ' , ' . sham Exquisite music and ¢1,,gi,,g_ llottetown lor the :season of 1908 at the Rex ere Hotel stables

Ternis for the season $10.00 to be paid on or before Nov

*A meeting of all the ladies and Ist, 1908.

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months in arrears please take notice; l you are not Wearing “Progress Brand” .

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Clothing, you are not getting as much

style-as much service-and not nearly as much satisfactidn-as you shou1d._

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Ruiuniage sale tcday at E’nt»\1i’s H U L L B R I5' _¢_‘ K

?A of ll th w'Fl Ill BOA M(`NCTl')N. B

0 lr n e ladies and _ _ ` ` ‘ Hentlemen who have been asked to ~ ~ - 'HW L'\\'El‘»" and -'MS' luraled Hotel

take part in the Easter Monday (gfilltll-ir_:{f;`_S°|'c't°r' N°la'.Y Publi!! 010- in the Ci1v,Accouiui-vlnling zoo guests

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at 7.30 p. m. A lull attendance re- 'Omer Gt' George mrceit' -

H queued' tux! in llauk of Nova .Scotia -\ 8] FN}‘.‘ Pmp

_irualcrl in vlinwlnirw, of .~iu\rlnu mounds null »uir|~u\i111l»~|l ‘1y elegant shade 'rm s iiiaklnu it 1:.-pm-iriliy #1 .lf11hl1-for m1_,,_~..- gp in me mu, -nor -ca ' 1 _

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We chnllen e an f m°rcliant to produce a pair

Quality is new Wanted

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New Factory

This past year l.he Berlin' Rubler Mfg.,°C0.,

moved out of their old into their new cominodious

factory and are now making Rubber footwear that

s a_ pleasure to sell, look at and to wear. ` '

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_ 11you-§c€§Q}!i1"¥§}§__,UNL _ _ _ Y ' A _ Ma|\.ufeclllt_¢ fa. h . 3 get irec cost no more.

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