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“I Would Rith r Give Up

' family. Our experience with Malt Break-

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_ STRATHCONAS _ HORSE. o ’ F &$llt of the Bu;a_lo‘ Bill show has ar- ;

Hill!!! with 10 of the Strathcona`s Horse p C _ _ _ _ _ `

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to travel with the show and repeat war , I Q, f“._mn° “_ THURSDAY MARCH 21, IWL

AN l`l-TOBACCO LEGISLATION,

Japan is not a Christian country but

B*’Pf~'t(=3_k np Chop in has developed a great measure of mpdern

civilization within the past quarter of a

the luorning Than csntury, and its Government and legis~

‘Go Without lation bear the impress of much sound

judgement and good sense. As in most

° _ ll _ init Broakioot Fool. :;‘;f::;.;°;“:;°§::.°f..”;_

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_ and girls have hitherto been permitted to=

A Sootohman of position and well

il!

“From childhood I. have been a user of

nUll°l»\~Aft4r cimiur to Can tda,I|contin- l uelthe use ol oatmeal perridge, but at -aertaiu tim=s had to give it up as it did _ .wi agree with my erratis stomach. ‘

Afewmolttbsego, my Rik was asked;

byhsrGl'ocer totry a package _ of Malt` Beakh$Food which he recommended very hlshly. as _he was using it in his own

hm Food was ro satisfactory that oatmeal has been banished from the _

“I had Malt Breakfast :Food contains

more strengthening and nourishing qual- ities than any other gain food I have ever used. Iiind it very easy to digest, and I

follow the-habits of their elders in that;

amen is thousands or M<mu~¢sr sirius.. mzard- Enlirhwwd Jem-me Sietwmtn _

have concluded that whatever the _

effect upon adults, the use of tobacco by

growing boysaud girls .is injurious and

bence they have lerislated to prohibit it, as far as the young are concerned. And

here is the Ac; passed by the Japanese Parliament: - o

A BILL ron rsomarrmo 'ras snoxme or

'rosscco nv rouse Parsons.

anrxcns l. __ _ _

The smokingoi tobacco by young per- sons under eighteen is prohibited.

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am gaihlng flesh right along. I would rathergive up my beefsteak or chop in the morning than go without Malt Breakfast loud: this is also the experience of my ri!! aid sons ."

.Ask your Grocer for Malt Breakfast

Jood.

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Flayflower Tea

mU\t be equalled but never

_ ea__eelled by any

25c» TEA.

asf earth. S-nd for samp‘e

1 and be convinced we have-

vbt we advertise

Sold only by

f. .iff D. MCLEOD &» C0.

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_ ner .storm _

_ Iebrim full of bargains, We

keep High Quality Groceries at Low Prices. Buyers who have not visited us will do well to call see what we san do in of.

l;8upplies-

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5.000 lbs. Scrap Brass or'

Copper for which highest casha _ Sew' "ad °f "Sf while the

_ The tobacco and smokingf materials of

‘offenders against the foregoing regulation _ shall be confiscated by those having auth- ' ority in such matters.

f .u>.rrc:.1~: 3.

one yen. _

AR'rrcLs 4.

materials to young persons under the age

1-1?(-in

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Laurier Government and Sir Louis Datlie

Mr. Mc@n_uo|_§_- himself. That "he “W prove a usefulind eiiicieet representativ

_ edly in the Liberal column. ‘

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THE marriage of Miss Annie Frase

Iohn Robertson, of Lower Montague, t

supported by' Mr. John Sloan of Low

MacDonald.

TH! regular fortnightly meeting- of th

three eity schools. In the absence of t

'the teachers of corresponding grades;

__ change of ideaswith a view to the solurig of the ditllculltles peculiar to each grade.

AND

Guardian Correspondents

Those who exercise authority over

young persons under the age Of eighteen and fail to prevent their smoking, being cognizant of the fact, shall be liable to a line of not less than ten sen, or more than

Anyone who sells tobacco or smoking

of eighteen, shall be liable to a fine of not

less than two sen, nor more than one yen.

The election ht East Queens yesterday of hearing the closing lecture on the war

resulted in a large majority for Mr. Mc- _

Kinnon. Probably most of those who »

*had calmly considered the situation had `

expected a Liberal victory, in view of the

tendency of constituences to support a _ party which is firmly established in-._ w»°d“§d°y I-mmi”3` M”-9”

power. None the less thd majority is so large as to be quite flatteringgfto-f.the

who gain a supporter, and especially to ' . -

m At Murray Harbor South ,March 14th,by

the Rev. E. Gillis, James Bell of »Murrey _1

_ _ _ _ e Harbor South, to Roselle "Jane Beck of

we have 'eo doubt, The riding, after some Whips Sands; _ ' -

fwavering, has now taken its place ’deci_rl- -_T _A : _ _

- ook place last evening at the residence of the bride’sparente.WhimRoaJ,Klng’sCounty. The ceremony was performed by th

. Montague and the bride by Miss Jessi

_ _ he

Sec’y.Mr.`M. Ross Bethune was appoint _ ledSec’y. 'On 'motionit was decided' tol3l”°Wf°`°‘“”"f°"`k‘°°¢Y~ Nik

-- your neighbors about them. Nearly

wnferwlth we L' C' W' w “ke *M9* t° everybody can tell of some remarkable

_ *°°°1'¢* _lll0diU°<i by their use. One pill a dose ; 25 _trainingbrg~lr1si§__ “_ 1 ' “"‘ T yt: a box, at all deaiere’, or Edman- . . ». = " by -` o r

time v_zas`._"‘¢sat.ig-`” "" _ 3 ` Bates & Co.. Toronto. _ g,Landon meow _ f do U9'

fllriseolved tomeiis neat tiIi1e1at¢lo'cloz " 5;* S

confer with each other . -L If E 9 5 1 I

to secure intero

THE GUARDIAN OHARLOITETOWN, RD

coUNIRY‘

Evcrywcrc.

_ Mn. Mclsesc, Agent tor tfhe McGoi_=_uick',‘ Harvesting Machine Co.,Sou_ris has leased _ _ "oe me -as brow #scarred he-5. Stes-ne Bros. where he will; carry on the Machine Business. ._ ~ _ ` _ _

Tris many friends will regret to" learn ofthe death from appeudicitis. at Lower Montague on Sunday last of Thomas Wright aged 11, eldest son of ' Mr. Benj. Wright. Deceased was ‘homea few weeks ago frQ1 the Prince Eawmi _Island Haspm; ilénm he _ind been undergoing treatment. iff ._ _f

Ma. Ed. Mclieever, w'l1o_f§es been _cpu- fined to his home for the past tlfree weeks with ‘a severe attack of rheumat-

lhcme lllirom Charlottetown, iodine “daysf ago, is also convalescent. Their many friends will be pleased to hear this.- _Moncton Times.

_ TBR closing lecture of»l»he»Y.» M. L. A. course will be delivered to-nidit in‘__St. James’ Hall hy the Rev. T. F. Fullerton. Ou this occassion Mr. Fullerton will gra- phically describe the scenes around Mafeking and General Baden Powell's Heroicjdefence cf that beseiged town. Also the Beers mis use of the white flag. The large audiences who have attended these -lectures during the season are in- vited to examine the collection of mem! ontoes that will be on exhibition to-night. They are relies of the battle fields on which our Canadian Heroes so gallantly distinguished themselves and should be of great interest to every loyal citizen of this country. Don’tmiss this opportunity

in South Africa. Admission only 15 c.

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_ Olflr dist lot of carriages _'new

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. pattcme-modemte prices, _ _ _ . _

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daughter of Mr. Roderick Fraser, to Mr. - _

Oneof the most common symptoms

ot kidney disease is the smartlng, scald- lng sensation when passing water, which is likely to come very frequently

° and at inconvenient times. Then ‘there

Bsev. Roderick McLean. The groom was is the dull, heavy aching in the small

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L -for twenty-four hours,- you may be sun

thatyou _are a victim _of kidney dis- ~ “ e - 2 ' I " ‘ _ ~

eyeale. and should not loses, single day f _ ~ , - 2 _ _ _ o A _ __

Teachers’ Institute was held yesterday inr:°:g‘;l“ghl:;z;";;`}g;:e§'fIi?;9§frfS;iD€.V 5 ? - '_ P' ~ F 5 _ _ i l _ Q _

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Pres., Mr. E. _W. Bowness in the chair. _ There were present Supervisor Stewart 1\¢7‘L1V¢l' PWS- They are almost as and almost the whole teaching stall’ of th

mentlng when you use Dr. Chase's Kid-

' have made some ot the most surprising

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JOHN NicLEOD & Co.-,'

We wash' toaunounce to the ladies of Cha I and P. E: Island that..we»are“prepa.regl to make to i order

_ kinds oi _coats and skirts-usually made by first-class' tailers

Q Our Mr. Rossfs _success is admitted byf all the

that have patronized us. ' ' _ - e

_ MERCHANT TAILOR.

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Mans To onoen

L BY FIRST-CLASS TAH

_Tailor-made suits are acknowledged to bs the best.

I _We"aim to "have all"grirments to be' iirsf-'class in ‘°

finish. N o apprentice work

We have now in stock. _ i _

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wool, 56 inches wide; f Tl‘ilisuclol)h0gvlis e?ll'i¥Jpedl'Elo~aelligredi =“'»-6-` e" 3' ’Summerside and rather than h 't _fl ‘ `_‘_ ' ` _ ‘lm 777|" "W

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us at a price that enab es us to sell it at $1 _ _ f L_ ` neimirnssr r

‘ Regular price by dry-goods firms $1.25. _ _ _S°°‘°*1"`°°“°f» will b=

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