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t, SayfiGooJ-ybye” to Drudigery!

0 more sweeping and beating old-fashioned, dust-collecting woven ﬂoor-covering -—_no,more scouring and scrubbing clingy painted ﬂoors. Easily-cleaned Congoleum TQoId Seal Art-Rugs "i ~ have puﬁaméndvtotdruidgery in" countless CaQrlian homes.

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Made in Canada

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jig}: 19...; "fiigtyi 11,49. 5.0a; about accidents. other. Tracked- inmud arid spilled things cannot harm the seamless, waterproof surface. The many beautitulpatterna will amaze you. ’

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This Gold Seal GOLD SEAL

When You Buy RT-RUGS

CONGOLEUM CANADA , LIMITED , MONTREAL. QUEBEC

. >———>* . -_._-_ - -— v---» w __w » — Magistrate dailies 1-‘. Profilt or n» ' 4 w, rlﬁcikiliiliziton vliésilud Chnrlonoiilwri _, if, l. F ny. . (roivubinc UM ART nous l l , ' - , _) _ _ V, Airs. John ltiohzirils lonvi-s iii 3., give-youa well fur nished hOmQ- lrlly yours at gluing... 1:»... .. lilollLlls Vis-il. ‘if’, - j ‘ V) td. &\}.(\V m. ~_i v LROS" L . Mr. Roy llOllHilll. Simimcrniile

‘ places ut this time.

it

ti‘l n.1 igi1.ii To All---

Hot Cross Bun-s have been necessary to Lent and Easter for countless years-as necessary as turkey to Thanksgiving. \ But so delicious are they that they are now a daily habit in many homes.

Place a standing order with us for a fresh supply of Hot 1( ‘ross Buns straight through Lent. These raisin- ﬁlled, sugar-frosted buns are a de- light to all who taste them.

nor (‘ROSS BUNS Wholesale and Retail

STEWARTS BAKERY ‘Ktillt Street p Phone 211

S; S. "csur "

First Sailing from ChQrIQQQ¢QQWn to st. John's, Nﬂd.

"m" APlm. 2m, 102s.

' 5mm", ‘umclml "'90 lie altered and ice conditions permitting, this Steamer will m.“ a mum mp 0,, above at“? “"|”‘t'l".°° '°" t‘ "l" “Poo of Live Stock and Pro-

‘l’ " "am" ‘hlppef! i"? advised to book space eir y. For further particulars and rot", apply

CARVPILL BROS” LTD. AGENT;

Bnnvorivo UP FATHERITTT”

l Tho inniiiy oi’

iliiring ilii-ir rot-cut iiii-ni. 4 . .._ 4m

sud

with liri-ntl cruruhn.

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Hair Dry, Brittle

from Constant

Waving, Curling 5 ; .

w.-. .-. .-. .-. .-. m. .-. ... .-. n.4,

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The conutzint curling nud waving iii-nunnli-il h_\- prcscnt. ntylc~ in lmhhctl lniir. sloivly lnirns the color. lustre ninl \'i-r_\' lifc from tho linir, leaving

‘ it ill‘\'. taideil. hrittlc, nud full of dun-

drutl": thcn tlu- luiir routs shrink and the luiir iiills out inst.

Sillcc'g_'il'ls just must. curl nnil \\'ll\'(' the lniir to nppciir tlii-ir pri-tl ii-~i. try '“lhiiiiicriiu-“ to ollst-t nny lnul t-lli-i-ts. Attcr tln- tirst application your htlir will tiikt- on iii-w life and tlnit.

twiw us thick nnd nhundtint. Full- iug lniir stops und duudrutl disap- pours.

A flﬁ-i-i-ul. bottle of rein-siting "lhii|ilvrii|v“ from any ilrug store or toiii-t counter will do ironili-rs for nny girl's luiir. lt goes right to the roots,

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the lute (Nlrs. ‘lltﬂmlililll Fi-nigvniii‘, wish to thank illt'ii‘ many lrii-niln nud neighbors for liu-ir hind expressions o1’ sym- pnihy and lwtllliildll tlorzil tributes

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i l"iv~ll Polo-w- in this city Suiiiliiy’ lilf-Llil who-n. the H —> _“ ri-Hldinicc or Mr. .\lill‘(lllt‘h' u. And ‘I ‘loin-u rup< o! l'|t't_‘ll‘ our innsln-it p" orson, 297 iticliniivnd Slri-i-t was _,_| il\.\. Jtltl .| 1|l|i oi shii-iliii-il vqlilhﬂll uuterpd gummy evening’ hmlweun ttsh. oin- ln-itlvll i'l-'l-'. tour tdliii-spoiins G30 “Md ~ou 01,10“. ﬁlm,“ l, , ,nnn.-. >n|| niitl l~i'l'l"~r. lii-nl this \\'l‘ll M1,," I "‘_' ' - j- i=1) out! tit-n» l'.\' Hlri-onfnls ililn not int. '" " ﬁ‘“'l “l"""' il-‘m-“ll l" "il-“ll ‘win-i. lr|‘i>\\|vi-|l, ill'_\' on larmvn |>:l|I(-\‘. 5mm" "m" i‘ 0"“- Illlll \'l'l‘\'l‘ tiilll u lznrnlsli ot‘ Nll('t'(l wlWll Iiir. iind .\lrs. .\nticl'sun ro- liirkii- iurucil tron; (‘hurcli. illllllll .\'.Iltl and t'|'|'lll|ll'i| fish. ollln-r uiih tons: or tho formpr trim] H, il|3‘rl't ms (‘Um- mllfiurdl ll"lllll'tltiiiu,ﬂlls"ll i:<f"_'i1“‘='-")_“.‘ P" key in the lork he could not. do so. ' ""' "‘" ' ‘l '“"-‘ " """"l""' Ho. called in Mr. Loo Doyle, con~

1-‘ sun-f

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Central

their cellar. Water Street. l-ltliheat market prices paid. 8175-8-18“.

FIDDLEFPS CONTEST— D001‘! open ut 7 o'clock. Shovifatarta at 8 sharp. People must be in their 8397-3-29-21. _?,___ J

A NE WSTOCK of Ever Ready "B" tRadlo ‘Batteries just received at The Rogers ‘Hardware Lompany, Lllnited. 8401-3-29-31.

A NEW STOCK oi’ Ever Ready “ll“ Rndlo dlatteries just rucoiveil ill 'l‘ho ltogers lhirdwarc (tompany, Limited. tlltrl-li-Zti-Ili.

PERFECTION LEGHORNS..—- ltﬂ-lchtlli; eggs and chicks for sale. lilverett Hawaii, Carleton, R. R.

830043-2921.

POSTPONED.—On'lng to the storm tlio sale of Ii‘urnitnro Stock and implements of Josi-ph Doyle. South Shore has been postponed until Thursday April 1st. 2i

POSTPONED-Owing to tho storm the snlo of Furniture Stock and implements of Joseph Doyle, South Shore him bt-on postponed until ’l‘liurstliiy April 1st. 2i

FARMERS ATTENTION! We want your [logs and Potatoes! (‘all nud see us at Easter and buy your Earlier Roast. from us. We have choice Blaster Deni‘.

ninth-iii 0ld~ Stand in the Market Biiildiiiz- Hurry Jenkins.

8367-3-26-lwk

-_-_-4+Q~L PERSONALS

RW- UP- (Mime of Kcnsington was 2i passenger to Charlottetown yei-itcrduy.—l\'.

was a [iasseugi-i"

_vv.~:ti-rdziy‘.= trnin to ('lllll‘l()ilt‘t.t)t\‘ll. K.

by

Buiiiiiiienv SUNDAY nan

.\ (luring ruhllery ivns committed

raurcuanrorriiiuwiilunrnbriu urnntt Squeefzewhlack-

Heads-Dissolve Them PoTAToEs-cili-yell lat-on", a _._ buying 900N088 QVQTY- l"; ,3‘ Noni-calm: und plni-hinl: out hluclt’

- lllg over God's heritage but as an

- tathi-r two sons and two daughters,

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ln-nilu niuki- llii- port-s Iurui- llllll runni- lrrllnilon. lilnckhonile lll‘l‘ i-uuiwil h!‘ ruinuliltluiiix of limit und dirt nnil iii-i- tlunu from thi- skin. nnii thi-ri- is only one ante nnd uuro wily ninl one lluit ni-vcr Tulle to got. ritl of ihiein -n Nllll- |lll' wuy, loo -tlnit l» to illuuulru lhcin. Just gi-l lhi-iu nny tirul: store uhoui two ouncc» of peroxlne - ||(I\\'(l|'l'~~ v-prlnlilo n llttli- on u hot, wi-t cloth“ rub over thi- hhii-lrhi-ndu ilrlukly for I fi-w llflrllﬂllrt -\\'uiih oi!‘ and you'll ho uurprhicil to iu-c thut every hluckheuil llllil dlnuppcnred, and the illiln will h ieit sort nnd tho puree in their nuturnl condition.

drive miiw to funerals and to visit tho sick 11nd seldom ‘would he via- tlie sick room empty handed, He was the subject of the last re- vival tinder the ministry of the late Rev. Donald McDonald and was ordained as an elder o! the Church ot‘ Scotland at Canoe Cove over sixty years ago and 8.5 dar as the writer known ivas the last Eld- er living who was ordained by Mr. iltlclhuinld. And it could bo truly said of iii-m that he fulfilled the otiice of an Elder not. iia lord-

example to the ﬂock. Seldom was his Hvlll vacant in The ‘Church and hc ivns aliviiys ready to contribute ilin-rally to any cause. lie leaves tio mourn the lbes of a loving

George of Somervllle. ‘Mass, who arrived home a few days before he dicil, Murdock of Boston. Mary Ann, wife oi‘ Archibald Camzpbell of (‘anoo Cove and Annie, wile of Allison hlcldnchern New Argyle, who ivslili-s on the oild home and who faithfully and tenderly nursed him through his illness. His wife was Mary (Jampbell of Argyle Shore who predeceased him forty y8ﬂ‘l‘i~l,li.lS0 two sons Ewen and John Aluxauilra died some years ago. 11c also loaves one brother Door-raid Mc- Donald oif Canoe Cove. This tuner- ail which took place on the ninth inst. was largely attended there be- iua nvin‘ one hundred sleighs. The Htlfrivhrl were conducted by C. W. itohertson and the pail-bearers ivcro Angus IMcPhee, Alexander Nlt-Kunzie, Neil McKenzie. Hector .\li-.\'oviu, Silas liiurley and George hlinllicken.

Women’s Danger

Of otfending under the oldest hygienic handicap now ended. ‘ New way provides true protec- tiom-discards like tissue 1TH the old-time “sani- tary pad" women realize their constant danger of ol- fcnae, plus the embarraument of disposal. And thus spend unhappy dayl. “KOTEX,” l new and ro-

markable way, ls now used by W8 in 10 better class women.

It’: fir}: iimu a: absnrbud a:

tractor, who lives next door rind ii was found a key was in tllL‘ look illﬁtirtPil from the insiih- and slight- ly turnotl so its it. could not he pushed from thr- outside.

Mr. Doyle raised a. windoiv and

enter-oil, ope-hing tho front door ensily from the lnsldc, admitting Mr. and Mrs Autlirrsou. who im- mediately went to the room where the desk containing tho money was. Tin-y touOid this desk had been opened. niso by a key and the cou- tents oi‘ the drawer, nearly $200.00 taken.

Wet foot marks were trucked from the front door along the hail to ivhero the desk “'11s located, and around ilin dosk were found humi- ml iuuloltcn. Tho hurrrlzirs took the prticuution ol’ ilriiiviiii: the hiluds whtio at work.

The look 0n the front door is a Ylilo lock rind Mr. llnylo states it. in romarkzuble that a key could be secured to I'll it so neatly.

The parties seemingly worn woll posted an how and when to en-tt tun] where the ciish Wits located.

It is understood thorn urn no ClUOFl. excepting tho loot-prints, mid it could not be ascertained if tiny articles such as jewelry, etc..

ycoipts

‘who,’ comm pad: ' You dine, dance motor for hour: in sheer-est tlrocka with- , out a second’: doubt or fear. It deodorizes, too. And tliul atop: ALL danger of otfend-

lag. “Discard: u easil as a

i piece oitiasue. No aundry. No embarrassment.

You uk for it at any_ drug or department store, without lieaitancy, simply by saying “KOTEX.”

Do an milliona are doing. End old, insecure ways. ENJOY life every day. Package oi twelve colts only a few cents.

KOT € X

No laundry-discard like tizsu:

Live Stock- Market

lMnNfllitldAll, March 29- (Dom ion Live Stock ropori.)——(.!at.tlc re- 7-11. Buyers were very slow about making otters on cattle A tour small lots of light steers, heifers and an odd cow were

are missing.

The mutter has hoe-n roportcd to

thr- pollce and until midnight last,

night no zirrolits were niuiic. ‘ i

In Memoriain i

COLIN MODOUGALL I ‘The (loath took place nt. New! Argyle hot nixtydivc on tho sixthi ldny of March of Colin Mcllenigall Inge 86 yours a highly respected

healthy. rniithtui lustre. become in-lTP-‘iltlvlll "T “tilt ""1"" "i410" he (lmlimmlgli Gm"! _ compiirniilv soft, wuvy and appear-hill! rceiilctvl for tliu lwil f|Tl-Y‘ll‘i°1*--'-""~ "l“‘l'""' 37ml l" 37-50» Wm‘

‘yours. About eleven yours ugo‘ Mr. Doinzail stiffened n swore attack of heart failure ‘fhﬂlll which |lio uovor fully rw-ovcrod. 'i'houlz‘h jnoi. rihle to do much iiniiiiiiil lab- jour still ho WllR quin- riciivn until irbont [live months duo when ho

' invigoriiicii. nourishes iinil strength- suffered u relapse \Vlll('ll (‘illllilnllﬁtl

cns tin-m. hi-lping the luiir to growl“; wgukgn him onm “w, om] can“.

think, healthy and luxuriant.

on the above ilnto. lie would

weighed up at pricmi around $5.50 nu dun oild light bull brought. $4.511. At time of writing not enough cut- tio had been sold to form a basis for miirket rtnotutions.

ltfalif receipts 1,606. Calves were lower. Acouplo of l-lllllll-l lots of 1.10mi vclil were sold tor $8.25 and nn odd call wuri piokod out at. 89.00. hut the ‘gen-oral run oi‘ common tio uu-dlum PﬂlVPil worr- soid from $6.00 to $7.501 llVilh the hulk zit $7.00 or less. 'l‘radini: was very slow. veal $300 to

nion $0.00 tn $7.00. ‘Sheep Mccrlpts

wi-rc_ uliout. 25

unlc today lllPl-tt‘.

151'». There sprint! lambs on brought Jrom

Io 88:25 ouch. $1050 to $11.25.

Yearling

810.00 to 814.00 each, according to 110g,‘ gﬂld nzo uml weight. Snoop from $5.00 314,00 to $14.50 with tho hulk at. lambs tho trig-her figure. Quotations: Ewes quoted at: $14.50 with no sales up $5.00 to 3x25, lumbii good $11.25 no ton o'clock. Sowa were 812.0010

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The Rug Snlrsma-n will nhowyuu the Barrymore Gunnmtze Label afﬁxpd‘ tn the back of every Genuine Barrymore Guaranteed Rug.

BAJIUWMU Guaranteed

l . '_ ' lawn-iv»: !\\ -. w: nzwnvngnvnvnw n a rpm

no u 1 riparian. ofdu _Bnr1 more u’. a o] non 4rd quaity an "My which um uud in sin dnww ltratton. I ,

O O O people

walked over this

BARRYMQRE RUG in l3 Days

Beauty is the governing factor in the

purchase of a rug.

‘The next considerzr

tion is “Will it wear?" . . . ‘The beauty of Barrymore Guaranteed Rugs is instantly

apparent to the discerning eye. here how their marvelous wearing qualities

tuerc proved.

l placed a

Read

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BARRYMORE Guaranteed RUG in their main

EARLY in the winter a big Canadian departmental stored

entrance for the purpose of a public demonstration of its wearing qualities, and stationed a man with a cQmptofnetler to count the number of people walkingyover this rug each day.

For thirteen days this BARRYMORE RUG, a Wilton 0f standard quality and design, lay in .hc entrance; dirt, snow, grime and slush were ground into the pile, until the lovely pattern was barely distinguishable.

150,000 people had walked over this mg by the and of the 13th day!

The rug was then taken up ‘and cleaned in the ordinary manner, after which it was displayed side by side with a new rug of lLlClY tical pattern, fresh from the looms.

So slight was the wear after this terriﬁc tcst, and the fact that the colors retained their original beauty, that only a rug expert

could. have selected the rug

had. been subjected to thin teat.

NiOw BEING SHOWN

Remember this remarkable proof of their wonderful qualities when next selecting The consideration "Will it QQr?“ is eliminated when you a BARRYMORE Guaranteed R00,‘ also there is a moat diversity of beautiful design! llﬂ colorings in the BARRYMQRlI Guaranteed RUGS now bdn] shown by leading houoefumlllllll and departmental store! in every, city and town. -

Designed and “Mum by The TORQNTO CARPET MFG. 00., Limited

Toronto

Established i891

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common $10.50. horn receipts 2.044. $12.50.

‘inuiulxrad-Mlots hroughti

‘Selects were

MACiqie LET ME “Q Q91? L

LN?“ NIGHT AN" HE WU; 5O NiCE ABOQT m‘. PM APRAiO To AbK HER or i Kt"! 4.0 OL)‘_(\\\\lh,

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WHY DQNW’ YOU Q0 OUT AND JOiN THE bows Pl DON‘?

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—By George MeManus

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qt Q i926 av lure-Fluvial Sew-cl. Inc.

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We have a good stock of this good all round coal‘ on hand which is suitable for either furnace or

We will be pleased = to deliver any quanti- l ty required and guar- antee satisfaction. '

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Say This om .- To Yourself

'Wampols Grape.‘ Salts Pro p,’ ‘ , Your Heal ‘ ‘l

Two mimltlo I day I cold away -

Add pnnloiio howl o! heath and comfort

By ngulnr use of Vlunpoia

Grape 81th l! dementia

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