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“AGENTS, SELL MEN'S SHIRTS nnd English Ifuincoats lilillllti-ill- measure) direct from manufactur- t-rs to wearer. Experience un- necessary. Easy to earn $10 to $25 per day. Write for particul- ars, Blitinorc Shirt (‘oiiipaity, 232 i\icGlil Street, Montreal.

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QUEEN HOTEL

Water Street, Cllirlottelgwn

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This popular Hotel has been completely renovated and refurniehed throughout

and offers very comfortable accommodation to~tIie travell-

y ing public." _ _ , The table is especially i good and the public are

courteouely cared for. Rates 83.00 a day. BRUCE J. TAYLOR, Manager

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STOCK QUOTATIONS

JIAIJIIMX. Aiareh quotations furnished

itnd Ward, members of the Mon turr-t tonight from Tkirmentlite. treai Stock Exchangc: The type of smallpox epidemic . nt. ‘Windsor, Ontario, is the sev- Ilcll Thelepltituc . 1301,: crest =iiici- 1885. Ilie mortiility ratc iirtmiptim 3915, iii-mg very iiigli., St. Lawrence iour .__ ilotli thc Public iieaith Act Ottawa Power --- and thc School Act of tlt.isii"riiviiict~ ‘ Cuba Cane Stigar Piki. (iii cull for tho vaccinatloti of cliiitireit Pan Amt-rlriin Pctriileum . 47-h. bcforc tiicy arc aliowcii to attend

Aincrlciut, Cain. lirazilittn Fraction ilownril Smiiii Pid, Howvtrti Smith (‘iim. . SIXIIIISII "Ilivcr Pfd. Spanish Rivci‘ ‘Cont. . Steel Company Ill (fitnuiit Iiritisii Entpiri- Sicci 1st Pl Pnnmttits .\bitiiii Shawinigittt Ltuirctiiiilc Pulp (‘anndian (Irncrsl- Idiot-trio (‘itnadian Stctim-shlp (‘oui_ do iPil . Airbcsttts (Tom. . ilontinitin Ilrldtzc Montreal Power Vi-‘iiin-ipe-g Eloctrli National Breweries Atlantic Sugar . Atchlson Ant. Car ani

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time Help Wanted

BIG EARNINGS STEADY EM. pioyiiient for Barbers. Become expert in 8 weeks. Write lvfnlnr Iinrber College, Department "F" Halifax. 134M541‘

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of their departure front Maine, and in that cvcnt any inforniuiioit of their return should be sent iiniited- iutcly to tho Health Officer. Prompt. ticss in complying with this iluiy iiiiulit bt- of grcut importance in provciiiitig a serious outbreak of the disease on the island.

The mcn cscttped on the 17th inst and inforiiiat.ioit was received yes- terday by letter from tho Iiealtli Office-r oi‘ the State 0i’ iMuine and alien ‘iiy wire frniu the iProviitcinl llPiillll tiffictii- of New Brunswick. Action was immediately taken by lt'lf‘illll)ilt‘ and wire in this ‘Prov- incc. instructions were given Capt. ltciid to ]Il‘l‘VI3lli. the men embark- ing on the car ferry. The chairmen of the ‘Board of iilcuitli at Borden \v;ii.~ coinntiinicztteil with and they are iticelittg Dr. Jenkins oit the ar- rival of the Charlottctmvn tru-iii to- dziy to discuss witlt hint the situ- ation and the DYGCillIflOiiS neces- sitry. Additional information may be available when Dr. Jenkins rc-

Iiiiit thcso rcqnircitionts are rigidly ttirrictl out in (fbarloitt-town but llI.ii in school (iisirirts ii. vcry sitiail pcrcoiitagi- of children at prciscnt

have bocn vaccinated.

'l‘bcrc art- two tiidiii- island cases front Ihc lunibi-r woods that dcv- i-iopcil smuiiptix in Minn-ton as rz-fcrriul to recently iii the prc . lt is tinderstooil that these mcu still in quiiriittine nt the isolation llP-‘llllill in Monctou and will proh- nbiy icnttiin thcrc for some time. So far the-so are the only two act- ual cams of smallpox known Io u-orking in tlic litmbei‘ woods. have bccn contracted by islanders

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MONTREAL EXCHANGE

Ant. lncomoiivi-

Ant. Smcititig & Itcfiniitg . tioliyiilll-i Victory .. 1113-311 Anaonnila Ccippcr . .............. .. 3211103.“. Victory —* (ktnaillitn Piiclllc. itrvilivay . - - 1022 Vii-tor)’ ' " Ncav York Ccntral 100% 10;‘. Victory - (‘ulm (Iaiio Sugiir . - -

Crucible 5100i 50%.. BANK?» , lilllifllllllillllll Pupcr ~ iltiiiit (‘oiiiiiicrc 111-1 Kelly sprnigrii-iii u". Iitmk lftiyal 211 .\iex. Petroleum ~- lltlllk .\Iiiiiiri.i Q-ili Intornntioiiiii Mor. .\iitrine liiink Nova Scotiu ' ' iPmr-s Sit-cl Car . -- _, Iloatiiiitg 5-13,’. Wlicui ---.\l:l.\'r 111111115 Jill)? l0514- Southern 1‘. 1457i’: Sept, I07.

Studebaker {ifi-‘t (Zorn -l.\lil_\', 771,9; July. 7814i. linlon iPncific .. I28 SopL. 70? .

l'lith ‘Copper 0:tis—- May. 4671i‘. Jill)‘. 152 140111--

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.<, . . . AGENmATION ego parents - lhnultlil. that sickness was a iart. of it child's life, lint we know Mr now. 'i‘he secret is in tho food tho mother allows the child in cat. and watching that. elim- ination ' ’ r lorl two or Ihroo tiinoea day. nt. \ . E. Mar- filfln. Ccntroyilki ; N. 8.. and I1!- Pratt. 45 (lillson Avc., Ilun- "Ylllodo. Toronto always keep n bottle of Drt, well tivo Syrup Pcpeln in the house, road for use, and avoid many of the i to which children one subject.

A Subetituto for Physics

Dr. Caldwell’ Lu ti S Poplin is a acicrltific lrsznlljsounllnbll ptinn Ieenno with pc in and

Editable aromatics. Tho ormnln is on overy package. You will find Yo" do notihieve to folio children In lllltc Iixafl 1t I! much better for them than ntnroiLonlo-

melormitl- rdrugiililu-

Pllrnol tliolcin oven if _ syfupr covorci with anger or u Ton-me.

chocolate- also xn l-lv 0' s

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you can give ii. with itbsciliito safety lo an infant ul. Iho breast.

“Magic” in a Tonepoonful Every store that sells mrdlcinrs sells Dr. Culdwelfs Laxativo Synip

a-chool. The (illlli'(llt'lll is informed

ititi-ttding school. or young adults,

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also tend n1 citizens

Till-I illlilliill. liliiliiilllii

THE cmmiormrowu commas

SHOP from I-io1man's Catalog

PROWSES HATS styled for YOU!!! men just arrived. Prowse Bros. Ltd.—21('i2-3-21 2i.

FINE NAINSOOK HEMBTITCH- ED cantisolcl- Special value 69c. Prowsc Bros. Ltd.—2154-‘.3-21 2i

DUNDAS SERVICES. —- There W111 be service ia the Presbyterian Church, Dundns, Sunday, Jtfarcb 23rd at 2.30 ip. m.. Rev. R. -,\1_ Bro- die will preach. In the evening at 7. Rev. E. Lockhart will conduct ser- vice at Annandale.

NEW BLACK and col'd silks, itat- ural pongees. Idle-gout brocade coat linings. fancy Paisleys, latest fancy trimming silks. Prowsc Bros.. Ltd- 2154-3-21 21,

YOUNG MEN COME into our store to look at our new spring hats and go out ivearing one. Prowsc Bros, Ltii-~~21(i2-3-212i.

MEN'S SPRING HATS-—Now is the time to see the new styles just come in. Prowse Bros- Ltd. 2162-3-2121.

PROWSE BROS" HATS-Yon will like tlte snnp nnd go in these styles especially if you're young nnd who is 01d nowadays.

. 21623-2121 SUMMERSIDE METHODIST Church Sunday Mar. 23rd preacher Rev. J. I". Denny 11 a. nt. The Spirit oi‘ Truth the Supreme Teacher; 7 p. ni. The Soul nnd Literature. Young people specially invited.

HARRINGTON WOMENS’ INS- TITUTE.-—The regular meeting of the I-iarrittgton ‘Women's iinstitute was held at the home 0i Mrs. Ar- nott Shaw on February 25. There were niuie members and three vis- itors present. After adoption of minutes of previous meeting and appointment of committees the re- mulntier of the evening was spent in slewing and knitting for the ba- zaar. Ncxt itieetiiig to be held in two weeks tiiuc. Meeting closed by singing the institute Ode.

INTERESTING LECTURE —.\ir. i), Edgar Shaw gave an excellent lecture last night in St. Jntoes‘ Hail under the auspices oi‘ St. Ja- mes Literary Society. While the attendance pwiitg to other attrac- tions. was niot large those present titorougitiy enjoyed the lecture, the suibject of which was, “Some. thoughts on Caitatliait Literature." with special reference to Dr. Drum- mond and Robert W. Service. The

by a number of ipoeiiis.

and illustrated their most. characteristic .IIy special request, ‘cited a uumiber of poems. each of which was gener- ously appiztudcd. Ilcv. \V. (l. Mui- llgitn presided. A votw‘ of lliillllffi lnioveil iii coitipiiittcntury ierms. sccondctl b_\' i\ir. D. i\'. Currie and supported by .\ir_ A. E. Morrison. ~wtis toiidcretl the lecturer.

Miyiard's Linlmen-t l Relieves Colds. _.___¢{O>—-—~—— SECURING HELP FOR FARMERS

Canadian National Railways co-operatirig with Provincial Government in Extensive Cam-

Pilflll- ' ' Haipenny. Andy McLeod W. J. I n i pm‘), inuugurau.“ Donovan and Jae; Burns. y ‘ "0 0W1!!! =1 i '- ‘ y Mr. Nicholson was complcieiy‘ Lizzrsiass:....§"aii:i...:1i.:..‘uri- GOV 1- $105,586 -

Dcvelopmetit Dirimflnliilli- "l 1'1“: Canadian Notional Railways has onti-rt-il mt still inorc intensive cam- paign this season to secure help for farincrs in nil parts of Canada. station Agonts have bcen suppli- od with blniik application fornts ivhiclt will bc furnished to furthers ritqiiiring hcip this spring- (hi tliesc. forms. applicants will set torth tho ciiiss of hclp they desire and when waittctl. witgcs to hi: paid. Icrm oi oniployiiii-tii, i-Ic... but this docs nut, In any si-Iisc. constitute a contract or itivolvi- applicants lil any lntbil-

vllillillllldiilifi from (lrciit llrlitiin and (‘tintiiii-ittiil Europe will bi- coin liig forward in-xt month in ll0IIt~1l(l- crahle numbers nnd thoso who want hclp should not iii-lay iii potting in tht-ir applications with the itcitr- r-st (‘. N. R. Station Agcnl- 11y "11" gaging tiii- new comers ftirint-rs cun holp the transo- of land settle- mcnt, its man)’ "1 1111"" W111 hill‘- chase farms of their owtt us snort as they Itnvc gained a kuoudodge ot‘ (‘anndliin methods: mid every now settler enhances innd values ntid mills to the general comntericai pros purity oi‘ tho country- Applic tlons,mny be innde for hcip for any term. btit it is desir- nblc that yearly engagements

felt that this is bestfor both ont- ployer nnd employee. iii-i It lessons tho possibilities of unemployment during the winter months. it will to make new potenti-

more contented and

life and work oi each he tiiscttsscd _

.\ir. Shaw re- Drunintoitilis

should bu ntnde if possible. It is E

FINE WHITE COTTON NIGHT- GOWNS colored binding. Special value 98c. Prowse Bros. Ltd. 2154-3-21 2i.

ALL SIZES LADIES and child- rens’ spring hose lll brown and black, 25 cts pair. Prowso Bros. 2154-3-2121

TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT. -—~Sunday. hiarclt 23rd. Preaching services, Tryon, 11 a. m.; DeSabie, 3 p. m. Victoria, 7 p. tn. Rev, Mr. MacPherson will preach at De- Sable.

Western Guardian

—MILLINER WANTED —TO take charge of our millinery de- partment. Arsenuult k Gaudet Lint- itcd, Wellington, I’. E. i.

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Eastern Guardian

..* THE LADIES OF ST. AND- FIEW’S Presbyterian Church 1\iont- aguo. plan on ltaving a tea and bazaar on Good Friday. 2160-3-211i.

..=-‘THE MORELL DRAMATIC Players present their four act com- edy drama St. Peters Friday night. 21st, hit. Stewart Monday night 24th, March.—~2l55-3-2l 2i.

..*l WILL SELL ON MONDAY and ’i‘ttesduy. March 24th and 25th, at New Perth i100 bus. semi oats. at 45 cls, 12 ton hay at $6.00 per ton- Loose straw 81.50 load. Pressed straw $5.00 per toit. iliichael Cor- corziti-—-2l5il ii 21 21.

—-AN UNFORTUNATE ACCID- .NT—On Tuesday morning while in the act of holding ‘a piece of meat, while her son Charles was sawing it up for the dinner, Mrs. Peter A. McMahon. unfortunately got her finger badly torn with the saw. Mrs. McMahon fainted front loss of blood but Miss Duffy, nursc from I’. C. Hospital was called and dres- sed the finger nnd hirs. McMahon is now doing fine.

..‘l'GOOD CONCERT-St. Mar- garet's Cottctirt took place Monday evening on schedule. There was a fair attendance. oven with the bad

‘Mr. u. Nicholson

Is Honored By His Staff

MRI NI-OHOIJSON ..._. Yesterday at n00 the emploi“ sea of the Ilickey S: Nicholson To- bacco Cot, 'Ltd., waited in a body upon Mr. Donald Nicholson the President of the Company and pre- sented hint with a valuable steam- er trunk in attticipation of ‘Mr. Nic- holson's proposed trip to Lottdon, England.

The presentation was accompan- ied by the following address which was read by Councillor Rattray. foreman, and which makes a http- py reference to the fact that the proceedings are intended also to commemorate Mr, Nicholson's 74th birthday.

ADDRESS

Donald Nicholson, Esquire;- Sin-

On this, tho 1utppy' anniversary

of your 74th birthday, we, your ent- pioyees (iesire to ext-end to you our hearty coitgratulatiuns while ex- pressing the fervent hope that you itave many years of usefulness still before you. It is significant that some of n8 have been in your employ since our boyhood. in some instances tor a period extending over fifty years- a life time of service~and during the time that n11 of us have been associated with you as eIHDIOYBI‘ and ourselves as employees we are proud and glad to state that the relations that have ever existed lbetween us have been of the fair- est and tnost satisfactory kind.

We lI8W3 seen with great pride the growth in the business, and it is sale to say that miiiiotts of pounds of tobacco in the course of nntnttfaoture have passed through our hands,

Your firm. sir, has won an excep- tionally iiiie name both iit home aiui abroad in the manufacture oi tobacco, and Hickey _and Nichol- son's Twist has now an interna- tional reputation.

You. yourself have ever treated your employees with the greatest consideration, and with, we can truly say generosity. Every Satur~ da_v itight. our pay envelopes are isure, and the rcsitlt 01‘ ‘all this Vis that one and all speak in the high- est terms of our employer.

As u. public man, formerly a titember of the Dominion Parlia-

roads. The concert program was made tip by local talent and much

IIIIClIOIICIi by Ronald hicKinnott and Ronald ilicDottaid brought fnir prices oit the whole the snug sum 0i 3131i 1191118 realized witi h goes in aid of thc (Jhurcli Bitllding fund.

ELL_—\\'iib u hull crowded to its capacity the crowning evcrit of the

Patrick's night, Dramatic Club pruscitted tho fam. nus four: I tronicdy entitled "(Trait- 1"'1’1'~" ('“1'll"1'*‘"- N" Hheciui incntion can ho inudc of uiiy one player its all took their part to perfection diusicai numbers were reitdered be- tween Itcts and the specialties by lloitcs II11ll Snmbo were greatly up. Illllliilcd. A vcry handsome stun was realized which will be used in re. ililirs to the lliornll School and Itlnlt. 11,111“ vlay will be repeated at st.

otcrs oit the 21st m‘ pjurr-rr

Grain Enquiry

(Canadian Press.) OTTAWA, March Elm-Tho Roy. a1 brain inquiry Ccinntissinn (Qgt the govcinineitt $105,586 up to 111111111 1. I021. Thu sittteinciit titli- icti in thc litiuso today. shows that the Chairman. iloii. W, l". A, Tur. 1W0". receives no salary lllli is al- owed living and transportation expenses. The Ittirci‘ Ilireo cnmmjg. sinners, i). A. "Mcuibbou, W. J, Rutherford, and J. 1C. iScolt FUUClVt‘ $25 pcr day salary and $15 a iiay iilloivitnct-s plus transportation cx-

1icnscs_ llilfl‘?! 311111, chit-i’ counsel rt-i-i-I \'I'll $100 a day up Iiii Sept. ltitb

111-“! and $50 II. iliiy front ilicn till

Oct. 3. plus $15 pcr day ilviiig Ill lowunccs. S. 1l_ Woods isciilor counsel rc-

ccivtid $75 in day from October and $100 n diiy while tho (roiiiiiiiss loit was sitting, plus $i5-u dity liv- ing expcnsos. The stiiarics oi‘ the

four junior counsel arc grndcd down to 25 a day. MARRIAGES _ _

DENNIS-STEWART. —At tho Pnr- sonugc. Richmond St. March 10th. by Rev. W. M. Ryan, Roy Stanley Dennis of Marslifielil to Emily Al- bertrt Stewart of Dunstnffnagc, 1'. . i.

DEATHS

GR|FF|TH.—'lII this city Thursday, March 20th, 192i, Edward Griffith, aged 33 yours.

‘SUCCESSFUL PLAY AT MOR

ivhcn the Moreil

Pepinn. and the ooet is lcss tiiitn n

ocnt a 11001‘: (iivo half a tciispoony

fnl to any oiling bnhy or child at.

night when you put if. to you will find a happy.

youngelor in tho morning.

hxntlvo Syrup l-‘cpein when constipated. and g any membtir of the fnmi or old. for un eti tion no c. lock

indigestion. and colds. Stop oriiniille and you will itavo winter.

of appotitn, elcc and to break

n.“ 24 Caldwell Bldg" l.-

' wimaim..." “$3.11”; Jlni. Stud inn nfn-n lriul hills. A In

bed and

Iauqliiing nltc - yourself ,

lvn if. to ly young

ailment duo to con- eu ea hiliotnneea, head-

plasmas,

conkers. fever some.

up fcvcre

that first sneeze

a healthy

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moro inclined to Inks itp permanent residence in the districts where they first locate. As Canadian methods will be strange to most of them it In suggested that em- ployers should show them consid- eration until they have utatitered the details of tanks that may he assigned to them. There have been contpiainte that some Canadian om-

with "green" hands and have thus

s class that are entirely unjustifi- ed.

in respect to the employment of farm labor the C. N. R. Coloniza- tion Department ie working closely in co-opemtion with the Provincial Governments of the Eastern pro- vinces who will attend to the dietrl- bution of tho help l8 it becomes available. Art already stated farmers who want help this spring should make I " i Is going to be a large JOIIIIINI and it will be u -caiu- of "first come.

players have been unduly harsh ,

created prejudices aiainst them as =

at once. no than -

CHANDLER-At his rusidcnce 250 Eustnn Street. on March 19th, Ii. hi. (‘handler in his 52nd year. Fitn- erai on Sunday afternoon. A short service will be hold at tho house. funeral leaving house at 2.30 for the Salvation Arniy Citadel for fun- eral I rviccs at Zl p.nt. interment People's Cemetery. >1!

tude of employers ploycd both sides seemingly being anxious to do their utmost to pre- vent such national ilisaatcrs as it tleup mines regarding both there is still some anxiety felt. 4+>----» --

bacconists in Plztsteru

ed citizen, you have gained highest respect’ of you hove conic into contact.

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Legislative Summary:

products the work of under drain-

special coni-nient on the classes of

Cucrnseyscuppiieti by Roper Rros..

meat, and us one of the ltirg-est to- _ ‘ Camilla, us fiilJoyed. ’ihc baskets which were well as a private and public spirit- the all with whom

We ask you to accept this token oi' our affection and honor. assur- you that it symbolizes the tie

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age has unfortunately not. ‘been en- couraged by those who are In need of its benefit.

The iProvinclai Exitiblllons have, it is further stated shown a marked improvement over those of previous years. Many of the Judges made

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excellent. dairy cows that were ex- hibiteil.

Special mention is made by the Commissioner concerning the ex- cellent exhibit of stock that was supplied by the ‘breeders of nits Province -for the Royal show at Toronto. 1t included a cat-load of

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a carload of Holstein-s fiIIIIIIllIPIl for '

the most part iby Alexander Agnew. I

In the excitemen of play, they neg- lect themselves and disease. More than forty other diseases

systems of ilic dangerous poisons.

clean-and purifies it. Ihe poisons

bled, is guaranteed to bring results if

return your money. because it is ALL bran! ALL bran. can lie IOO per cent effec-

lei Keil ‘s Iran

Iliatilangorous die

Have your children eat it r —two tublespocnfuls dolly-Jo cases, with every meal. They will I - -

in wonderful, nut-like lever-ea ferent from common bran: which In most unpalatable.

Children are subject to constipation. foster this dread

an be traced to constipation. Don't clay. Begin at once to cleanse their Kellogghi Bran sweeps the intestine lt drives out which undermine your hildren'e health. It makes the bowels unction regularly and naturally.

Kellogg's Bran. cooked and krum-

sten regularly. or your grocer will is guaranteed nothing but.

ive. Kellogg's Bran is recommended by doctors everywhcrkthey know from experience that it brings results.

will enjoy Kellogg's Bran, ooo krumbled. Sprinkle cereals. Cook it with hot cercall. Try it in delicious muflinn, bread, griddjp,