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-4 °

Oil

You Suf- is

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2_- 5

l=v_.§ 'line Results is Two Weeks.

Ill Nettle Ili. Callaglli. a well-

kmss young lsdy in Middleton. wrkes as follows: “i was allotted for two years with 1 rash, and ug,ly look.- iag pimples that spread over my face. ly color was Poor, and my blood evidently completely out of order, Certainly it' was s most despslring sort ol a case. because various treat- ments did but little to help me. A friend of mine in Toronto, Ont., ad- vised me to get Dr. I-Ismilton's Pills, so I sent at once for five boxes. In two weeks I felt like new--looks im- proved, spirits rose, and I felt I was getting well. I have used this reme- dy for .. long time. and nowwonldn’t he without it."

If you are in ailing health, have

blood disorders, stomach trouble, or

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funiielieii

EVERYBODY IB ___

verybody 's lonesome,

Everybody 's lonesome.

Pc ple first in big alairs-

o Even they are lonesome.

Maybe like to put on airs;

Just the same, they're lonesome.

Men for whom existence blends Every good, who gain all ends,

l reach out their hands fo

ltlcusm

headaches, Dr. Hamilton’s Pills will friends;

ALL"

Everybody 's lonesome.

mam 'l'0\°Iill°l'. in the Detroit Women, silk clad. iewelled hue,

News-) » Yea. they. too. are lnnesosie

EY down deep within their hearts When their gems tlis_b|~i¢\i‘@_gmne,

Fo

They are just as lonesome.

r within their secret parts some must serve and some' command; Everybody’s lonesome. All still seek, with groping hand, kes no difference how they smile, Love, and friendswho _under-stand,

w they live or what their style;

Once in every little while,

Everybody's lonesome.

Though your gift of fi‘i_sndshlp’s

small, » _ -

Everyhody's lonesome." i

It may answer someone's call,

Someone who is lonesome.

Give and give with might and main, Give your hands, and join the chain;

,. 'And your gift will be your gain,

Sometime when you're_loncsome.

neip you quickly. Au aruegisw and ----

storekeepers sell Dr. Hamilton's Pills

oi Mandrake and Butternut. zisc ner CHURCH CLOCKS T0 S'1`0P~ ' To DANCE IN BAN? FEET'

, Ci-ncnoo, March 1-Ever Metnc- WASHINGTON. March 1-Mrs

t,g,°d(;2:;2§:°'E,E;3',B"”°l°' N` W ' die peeinr in the united stsntei will Florence Fleming Novel. the Greek

‘ ° dancer with the perieccarm, promin-

ent in Washington society, will dance as "Liberty" in her hare feet on the . cold Treasury steps during the sufi- rage tableau: on March 8. Her at- . tendants. , who 'include Miss Elise ‘»Hii1. daughter of Representative E.B. if-lill of Oonnecticut,'1ikewise will ad- opt the Grecian foot dressing, unless

they get cold feet.

Mrs. Noyes will dance one of her

famous classic dances garbed in a diaphenous crimson robe. She de-

box. five for $1.00. Sent DOBWIIG by

t

stop his church clock for 10 minutes

` oi

tomorrow in honor of the name

OPPOSITION T0 U. P. R.

John Wesley, founder of Methodismi,

N0 the anniversary oi whose death falls~ ‘ on March Z, if an appeal which was

ii

sent broadcast over the Nation yes-

an ter ay is observed.

- ’ Rev. Joseph B. I-Iingeley of Evan-

` Stéirriéllll., is in charge of the move-

Scalp iicli __

Men and women-do you want a

splendid head of iuxuriant hair free from scalp itch and dandruil?

Do you want hair so bewitchingly

radiant that it compels the admirat-

Do you want a scalp as immacurat-

ly clean and bright mf n newly-minted coin?

Do you want a. scalp as immaculat-

that will surely prevent baldness, that always refreshes and invigorates

and makes your entire head feel fine? W

Then spend 50 cents this very day

and get a bottle oi' PARISIAN Sage at any drugstore or toilet goods

will never care to use ordinary tonics again.

No poisonous sugar of lead, no sul

PARISIAN Sage. Ask for PARISIAN Sage.

Geo. E. Hughes Guarantees it.

t

.Tn order to 'advertise and introduce their home study music lessons in every locality the International In-

you recommend their Institute to your friends after you learn to play.

You may not know one note from

another: yet by their wonderfully

lon oiler you will be asked to pay

11 cents a week) to cover postage and the necessary sheet music.

No one should overlook this wond-

erful oilcr. Tell your friends about it -show this article to them.

oesafully taught others and can suc-

ahsolutely nothing whatever abou

music. The lessons make everything clear.

wi-ite today ici- the nee booklet, F

which explains everything. It will convince you and cost you nothing.

Fifth Ave., Dept. 485 M, Neva YC-rk,' ofh N Y go

1- - gill

Tiiiiofhy Seed I Wanted

eve hon rep

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stating 91.14 ss?

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TAUGHT FREE

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Home Instruction me,

speciii off" ie our Relief. 25?;

hou

T0

stitute of Music of New York will that give free to our readers e. complete and coarse of instruction for either Piano, `C°m oi-gm, violin, Mandolin. Guitar, nmol Cornet. Benin. Oeiin ei- Bight sing- have ing. In return they simply ask that milli

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simple and thorough method, you can still soon learn to play. If you are an ad- ting .vsnced player you will receive special ter instruction. the 'l‘he lessons are sent weekly. They on are so simple and easy that they are four recommended to any person or little 19,1 child who can read English. Photo- need graphs and drawings make everything Mac plain. Under the Ins'titute's free tuit- the

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only s very small amount (averaging Bm.

wit

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The International Institute has suc lent

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Address your letter or postal card to vu.,

International Institute of Music, vs inns,

od

ihe

CUTTING THIRD TEETH.

ONDON, March 4-It is reported t the Hamburg-American Com- y has practically obtained the tion of the Austrian Government a Steamer Line from Trieste to ton and the North German Lloyd ts a line from Trieste to Buenos

Ayres. These activities are taken as

ts of the Atlantic pool against

he C. P. R.

IDDLEBOR0, March 1-Charles

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clared today she had no fear of tak- ing cold ge

in such a good can . The Worid’s Best Linimeni

Needed in Every Family Fromfinfanc To Old Age

’If Your Home is Without "Nerviline"

` Read the”P‘0llowing Closely.

The hiigh cost of living today de-

mands economy on every side. Sick-

ingham, former chief of the Fi;-el ness is expensive. Far better to treat

artment and Overseer 01 the poor, little ills before they grow serious. gh sixty-one ie cutting 5 third For this reason every home should of teeth. The discovery of the have hsndy_ on the sheliagood rem- ars was mode _by 9, local dentist, edy like Nerviline, which cures _the n Mr, Kingman gallgd, complain. minor ailments that occur in every that his gums hurt a bit. family- ‘

In For example, when the boy comes

NCBI EDWARD IBLANDER in with wet feet nndaslight cough,

FOR WILSON’S CABINET. Nerviiins will cure him. If a cold has --1- settled on his che ru N

_ st, h on ervlline

SHINGTON, March 4--A Prince and the cold will go. ard Islander will be a member of if something has been eaten that ident Wilson’s cabinet. He is causes cramps, nausea. or diarrhoea, lin Knight 118112. horn on the'just twenty drops of Nerviiine-that's

iid 1864, edUC8.l'.8d in C8.liI0tili8. gm and cure ig effected, practiced there. He will be Sec- Ag a liniment for outward app1i¢a_ Y of the Interior. He has been n tion in cane oi Neiiraigia, Lame Back, bel' 0’ the I“f~°\'°*~“t° °°mm°\`°° Sclatica, L\imbslgo` or Rheumstism, 11115550". and PSPFSSCMS the ` Un' it's really hard to imagine how' Ner- States °“ *he I~ C- R" “Ummm” villne relieves, and how soon it cures. - Nerviline is nothing new. No, it’s

one of the oldest and best known re-

HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE- medics. Used in thousands of homes

“_ by the people of m-any nations, sim-

ITE _PI_.AIN§, N. Y., P/IBYCI14” ply because it stops pain, cures sick- en b'-“Idmgs 1" the `b““"‘°B° di* ness. and rids the family of ills be- Were destroyed by me °‘“`\7 fore they become troublesome. Get y with a loss of seven hundred the family size bott1,,_ price 50%* Saud d°um`“~ trial size 25c,, at all storekeepers

and druggists or The Catarrhozone

AN AMA ATION co., Bnnnic, N_Y.

LGAM .

RONTO, March 4-It is reported the Standard Loan Company thc Reliance Loan and Savings

b th f T t

pany 0 o cron o have been gainated into the Standard Re- c Mort a e Cor oration with five

. Flour & Feeds

pi _ v A i-ONS SSSS‘0N~ \7Ve sell the follow- 'f:‘!.:...?;“;2:..‘;,‘;::.il':,‘::°*..;f me afslovesf pnsslble

for nineteen hours Laurier ar-

moving the amendment to have prices' '

thirty-five million dollars spent

the Canadian Nnvy, retired at RO ‘aI FIOUI' I

Brown's. 2-28Mtf.

3-5Mluszmor.

Try uns: _

Tanioni Pen

'I`anton’s Special Fountain

Pen is s splendid value for tize money. It is made especially

order by the L. E.

factory and for

dnr~

for the

M08”

Beyefii sjyles “ji 5o each-

arm for Sale

he undersigned offers for sale his able farm containing ':6o acres of 50 ofwhich is covered with s growth

ard and soft wood. ihe remainder in a

stale of cuilivaiion. There is also a

nliiy of good swamp mud on ihe prem

It is well watered and suitable in 2-ZSMWS41

ryway for good farming The dwelling __ _

i

le and nut buildings are all in good """°*'°"“*" I ' '

sir, For further particulars apply on ` » ' < premises f » '

F. CONNOLLY

Monaghan Road

Loi 48

o'clock. Hon. Frank Oliver then . “

the ilibereis and the debate pro- SC0l13,

ed with Lemieux, Emmerson and “ - Kenzie as the speakers. Hazen led Beaver I Government forces. The Housei sents a weird scene, members

. as

Qun eam

tched over the seats and sleeping \

h heads on their desks The out-

look is a continuous sitting till Sut- I F d

ay night. n S

urd

All you want 25c for all kinds of _ her work at Cameron’s Hard-I e

muy teach you. even U you know Store, 162 Queen Bt. next to ‘

Bran' 'L A Oil Cake Meal Middlings Cotton Seed “ Cornmeal Molassine “ Cracked Corn White Oats Wheat" Black Oats _Hay & Straw

Beiier than - S Spanking

Spanking will not cure children of the bed, because it is not a but a dangerous di-

Roivan Drug

. ess }.‘l;.3.‘l“’°

merits

Playing around in the damp snow, getting

overheated and then cooling off quickly. fi is no wonder iheyoungstcrs catch cold often.

NA-DRU-CO Tasteless

A ' Preparation of ‘

Cod Liver Oil

helps them io recover `qulcI¢U I`r`oin`~ ihc"'c`olds ih`e}°' have ci\ughI.'”"` and so effectively heals~il!id‘&f-ifsfugihcns _throat andiungs that they can better resist future-trouble. ~, - .~ "

, Na-Dru~Co 'I`asteIell‘Prepara!ion of Cod I..ive_r Oil . is a s Iendid tonic and`“I:uiIder-up" for weak and sickly

childpren. li gives them beifer appetites, rosier cheeks, sfcadier

i _ nerves and more energy. it is the best combination you can find

of H ypophosphites. Mali, Extract of Wild Cherry for Throat and Lungs, and Extract of Norwegian Cod Liver Oil so treated as io

make it pleasant to the taste.

In 50c. and $1.00 bottles at your druggists. 304

NATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. OF CANADA, LIMITED. '

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,_ . i ‘I _ , I / , 7°' <9 .

.- .s fa,

_ ...-_._ _

Railways Ano

gl. -in -_ '_ '_-ir?

“Mendits for ii-;..ux:ing tin and

Ennamel Ware 10c. at Cameron’s Hardware Store 162 Queen St.

2-28MtI .

al-

"The Never Slip Horse Caulks 'at

Cameron’s Hardware Store; 162 Queen. 2-28Mtf. i

"Soccitine will mend an

chsir and table as easy as a match box at Cameron’s HI-i'¢I_W8!.'e Store. 162 Queen. ' f~ 2-ZBMU.

"Stove Cement for backio! stoves,

ranges, 4c. lb., at Cameron’s Hard- ware. Nothing like it-hai( price DH castings. *MMII-

2'

Where to Stoy in`Halifax_

comfort

l a L. °Milci>oNAi.i>. i»i`g;..-_‘~’ A' f~

'The Halifax Hotel

attracts custom _through the care given to its patrons’

GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED -ADS H

I _ One cent per word firsf insertion in fhis column. |\a'lf c_sni per word

for each continuation. Cub rnusf accompany order. Minimum charle Twenty-five come.

r T‘a"'*' ""'i“""""""j’""f' "" "' """'|'

AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-MEN ANU WOMEN-WE

will start you in a permanent pay- ing business with the most success- ful agents line ever put ‘on the.Gan- adian market, without investing a single cent of your money. Our line is absolutely new. Belle on sight in every home. Not sold in stores. No opposition. Successful men and wo- men started by us are making' S15

_to $20 weekly. 'Write tpday for

catalogue, and full ` inforiiiation. ,National Products ' Limited, Dept

#_-45 Toronto. _‘_ '_' 2-6M_tf.

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irq

FOR SALE

Fon sans, so scans or ` LAND

and good dwelling house also barn. Situated at Vernon

I 50,

bargain at $175.00. Apply

sale 5 silver one and one and ,one dark and also four Red dog.

Portage 228,'

Portage Lia

FARM FOR SALE.-36 ACRES OF* land on corner Braekley Point and St. Peters Roads. If not sold be- fore will on first day of May, 1918, at public auction. Apply. A. E. Le- _I;‘a§_e. Woodstock, N. B I-llllff FOR SALE--AN AMERICAN SAFE

worth S150 for $100,'a1so a Dayy ton Uash Register where ten p1ates= can each have their keys, worth ' $800 for $200. Also a bicycle shop- ladder, length _.12 feet; also a coun-_, ter with shelvings 16 ft. long 36 inches high and 36 'inches wide. - Apply."Register_" care of Guardian

2-2SMi'.i.

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L03]

LOST, GOLD WATCH AND FOB ON

Great George Street, between Bay- field and Dr. Ayers'. Finder leave

at sa nnyiieia. a-asiaipa. 1'

~

MALE -IIELP WANTED _

MEN WANTED-T0 LEARN DRIV-

ing and repairing automobiles: Positions now or later . Write Portland .Auto Oo. 804,Kennebee Et.. Portland Me. 2-hlilziipd.

lowest or any tender not neces~ acce t d. ~ ‘

A¢ht.Denut Minister an Secretary.

Department of Rall¥_a{e andilansis.

Ottawa 18 p uarv liili. Newepypers Inieri eg this advertise-

ment w bout But oritly from the Depart- ;r;§r|idté;_il| not e paid or it.-36655.

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Tendersi For »Giiiian’s

` ' Bridge _ _

Department of Public Works, Charlofieiown, P. E. Island. February 25, l9I5.

SEALED TENDERS will be

received at this Office until noon on Friday,`March 4, 1913 from any person or persons willing to contract for the repairing of Gil- lian’s Bridge, Kildare, according to the specifications to be seen at Hon. Charles Daltonfs Office, Tignish; S. T. Gailant’s, Piusviile; James Birch’s A Store, Albertoii; Hon. James A-.L McNeil’s Oi’fice,Summer-

side and at .this Office... ` _

Eachtender must be accompany- f0l' file Sum Of $200 0° Chef* Wm

by a certified chech on any charter- bank, payable to the order of the Commissioner of Public Works for the sum of' $200 oo Check will be returned if tender be not accepted.

The Department does not bind tself to accept the lowest or any

tender. _

Tenders to be addressed to the

undersigned and marked “TEND- ERS FOR GILLIAN’S BRIDGE"

_ L, B. MCMILLAN,

Secretary of Public Works.

2-28,i,5,8,io,_r,z,ME~ ,

‘ "-3 ¥_'E 1 1

_ wiieren

WANTED, SECOND saw and carriage _ Wellington Warren,

painting ihrid '

toi .rsiningwand I-1. H.

Sign _ Pointer

F. J. Holman & Co ' _ f and

` On~a<`:c;onnt of poor health I' have hcenab- I sent froni‘Chs’rlottetovvn1for- the past.two years

,I ‘wish lo adviseall old, fr_i_l§’ngis _and cast omers, that my health has been re_st_ol'¢=¢i,.___l3'l11d`jI»_ I' %l11_°fR+%i_.‘¥-f°°15°E°31 WF” #S °_-"_°*`r”' -_ ‘ 5 `»

F1 ha-'ve _._<»nencisi~= 'sbs _.sf 1_1_¢9.I'l=nf'S**.°°.f-~

:text d¢ii‘iii`-~»us`i";f_6lirison & _I;_hn_s`on_.~ -~D_1‘\\_!s,1__»_!s_.~_ vvliei'-e~I‘v“iill__'piiy strict atrenuoni to all orders fen- trusled to~ni'e,` I an. making a specialty Of .High

and will give attention

".`»_ 1

are _ *f‘~‘_’7f~;"=f~‘b

FR; _ '_ hr: . e. -

- Tenders__"Fiii‘

Tenders' ;`For Norlli River Bridge lliinroacho

Depariinent of Public Works, Charloiieiosvn; IP.

_ _ »I"eI_»ruary`_

NN

{»feceiv_ed, fat' _ in 1iri<1lc._ any person contract for od the New cording to the

lowest or s`ny`

can he

and at

d0¢S~ I9! ;\DIMd`

itself to accept the lovlescor any tender. _ : ,

Tenders to be~'sddiyes_eg;is§1‘lp

_nndersi%d and E ‘Df- ERS R MIM`I_NI‘G_1A-31%. BRIDGE’-'. " -'

L- B-__-M°MTlfM?N'» ~ 3

Secretary of fPi`iblig..W_orks.”_ __

2-a8,i,5,8 xo,i2,ME `

_

“Never Slip.Cau1ks_'8'and '4 cents

at Cameron’s Hardware Store, neat to H. H. Brown's. 1- -' g ` 3_~2$l£tf.§

"Goal tongs 2iic at -Gamero'n's

'Hardware Store, 162 Queen. "1 say

2 pair.. _ ' _'2_-Dllltip

_ ` . I j ’ '_» , if _ . _'ff '

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Tenders For "iilliiiiin7s1

Causeway .

Department of Public Works,

Charlottetown, P. E._I..

Pebrus"i‘yj' 2_5, l9l5.__;g' T `

SEALED TENDERS "wiii‘=T_b_e'

ie.eived at this' Office unlil noon on Friday, March 14, 1913' from any psrson or "pers`o;ie.‘will_i!lE‘to‘ contract for the re-building 'of`I'IIl- lson’s Causeway, eocordiag ‘to the spe<_:ifications‘- -io ite* see_i_i_jai the Residence of Jdhn Lef`lirgey’.~,§.o\d Muster Wilmot, at the QEice_'_"o_f Hon.; James A. McNeil; Snjmmer- side, Thomas 0ond`on’s, ikesiiléuce, Wilmot and at this OEicc'. L- ‘

Each tender must be accompany-

by a certified check on any charter- ed bank, payable to the order of the Commissioner of Public Works'

i_I

be returned if tender_be not accept- ed. , '

The Department does. nohbind

itself to accept the lowest or any lender. _ ` _ " _ _ Tenders to be -addresscdf_to'the

undersigned sndéinjatktd “TEND- aizs ron nir.LsoN's‘ causa- WAY". _ , J_ _

L. n..meu1r.LA‘N,-

(Secretary of Public Wor_ks.`__

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