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me Kinds couur ciiiiinuNl‘°-.::f_'=.»”.°'rv .»- .viii iiiiiiiiii if uni me nuns: .._.....3_‘.s‘I‘-’i-*-.2-+-

,_ -~ . 'shams sour-1»,=» s..r.-‘iseponsiaw arena, -.1 -~ crew in on shipment ei cheese. imc _ . .- _

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___'1-in inter; news, nrst ot all. _

...Mark"'Inman. C'll\°° "°Y°- uf”

spending 'n holidaY in Montague. c guest of Alex. Kennedy. .

...nm -ef-<»=»_~ e- Pe?-.ii

' the I-eogprgnf, gf _an invitation :nam eqmplimentary dinner to Colallfgth Peary *ln Nav. York on Mllrv ~

_._-:meson iirenmfleee °~'° "°“‘g made for l¢i`qSf-*if sshmg' the de - rtructive storms of last seaS°_“ mv' mg the ~bui\dii1g of many new traps. '

...The many friends of Thomas B-

Ca Traverse, Yegret that he

...Neil ana Mrs. Meradyen. Canoe Cove, are sliedding-' a few dusun

Montague. ¢

..._--»

Pnrish, Souris, have chosen Thurs day, July 14th, as-*thc tray for"ti.\eir annual tea party. V 2-28dr1_i

...All amounts for Guardian adver-

tising and subscriptions in Montague and vicinity should be paid to W. A. Johnstone agent, and in Souris and vicinity to A. J. McDonald, agent

...The sudden and unexpected death

bridge, Alta, daughter of Mrs F. G.

getlénds gieoceediug to Western C811- Bovyer, Georgetown, is deeply re-

ads this spring. and h0P¢ that l‘°

icttcd bv hor many Provincial

E' . _ _

will visit his sister'Mrs J. P. Cro- friends. Mrs Mc_\a.,b who was only

ckett of Montague soon.

_...Jenn A. sif.wsrt.'Wi1liem. MP-

Donald, Lester Jarvis and Henry and Harrie Stewart. E83! P019* have returned from the lumber woods of M's.ine.,__They do not Paint lil€_ ln the camps in Vnfyi FOSGHW blles-

...The death took' place at Forest

Hill, on the 19th inst of William Mc

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. . -. __ ' ‘ L l re ‘ourccs of Cunadi; the DY

PDR! ln the 9491 Wal” Of mb “ge-H9 “ill be roused to its natural duties “ml 1° islation to enable the mi

was buried at the Presbyterian Cem- etery, Dundas, of which church he

or inan ears a consisten

twen-ty-four, 'was a robust' hearty woman uutfil attacked by scarlet fe. ver. She leaves a little daughter

Your Liver ‘

F

of airs George A. M‘cNal.b of Leth- In the speech from the '1`\1\'0“

° ~‘ 7* . road grant methods for better utl

tributes the decrease in the export o

' ' ‘ ' gr-oat falling oil in. butter. He at-

- - is fi is .

-~ ui. er' _ _

onsuniption bi th S15 W great” t _m “ev” wan, and lilfo to th

-mg sent to the Ulllfilfl Stat"-

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NOVA SG0Ttii‘EuEp izusrmnnsv

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i *_ lined "this afternoo

Lltghslttlidlrdsuslpmilitary d\5Pl“Y-

foréuoon and elected- George aulkner Speaker of the House.

Governor Fraser referred to the ai justment of the difficulties bet-W€_

eastern section of the Province as matter of satisfaction.

all branches of agriculture there

He expressed his pleasure that

1 l Mr. George Andrews of Halifax, N S.,

t to the e't~'t the home Wrilt=S1

"l"or niaiuv vests I linvt' lieeu trovbled

n with cliroziic 'Cortstipulion. 'l`liis uil-

( l ment ncvcr comes single-liundul. and 1

_,_The Parishoners 01 St- MSTY S :§tQe::sN°fa!1:lte6§t:ir§°c;T;ul|B bg. have been :t viciun toi emany dlnesscs

ihnt conziipution brings in its train lilcdicinc :iltcr nu-dicinc I hnvv: inlzru ix: ordcr to Gnd relief, but one und all left

.i mc in :lic some hopeless cnntlilioir li ' seemed that nothing would expcl fron-

me the one niliucnt that caused so iuuc!

' .I -Th P vincial 1 ll', yct at lust Iresd about ther'

HALIFAX' F” 2° e m n mol riiu.

Thnt was indeed a luclav day fOr ml'

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__ ~ t, the I' r 1 \\.... so impressed uilh tic s n 1 1 warn' The hovemmeut caucus me m E. illcnts 'made that I drlcrrniued tr

i give tl\c'ni ti fair trial.

e, ' They have regulated my stomnch and

_ w I nm cured of cnnsti tion, srl.

l be els. P9 _ n ‘ I claim they have no‘equal as a med.

the coal and steel industries of thc eine."

8 For ovcr hall :i century Dr. Morsc‘.~

ludizui Root Pills lmvc been curing cou-

n sirmtiiiii and clog;-,gc:i, inactive ltiflucys. ~ vvilli ull the ziilinelits whicli rcsult lion

lb

_ , _i ;_ ‘l`i ~ ' -l 5 thc wiiolr- system

twelve mouths old to HHSS 8_ m0¢l\‘ abundant evidence of Droglffiskg T4 """ “5 ° mn Q

, er’s loving care. The Guardian ex- referred to the usefulness o e tends sincere syi1l.P_8¥»11Y TU the he- ricultural college. V ‘ N.a\~95_ ` Other topics touched upon were the _ .

betterment of the highway through _ _ _ . _ _ _ E the expenditure of the I’rovincia_l (

1* 3 crisis, it is now expected, for two

'ation and conservation of the na- when at |eaS¢_ Messrs Leg and Gm.

°'lretscm will go to Baltimore to re-

n-i <. .

and your biiiousness, headache and {’S‘;;‘;‘ Meg railways to lease hmm ceiie the result of the vote on Uhat

t constipation be cured if you take “nes connected with the I_C_n_; t

7 ° ~ - the commission on the li

g_ and purilv the iilood. Sold e\~cr)'\\'herc

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ui. 25s. u. box. -

hlline Tuesday or Wednesday. A fur-

he ther request will' then be made of

WB8 f _Y Y ` ` _ _ - m°mb°r~ ‘Thou shalt mm” to thy S llgtloxinof hours of labor' the presem the railroad omcmls to concede'

grave in a full nge, like ns'a shock

- of corn cometh in in his season," _ 50"* W “U d’““m°~ 2"' ““'""'

(Job 5:20.) -

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A BASKET Fuci. ' of clean, sweet-srnglllns _ linen is obtained with ll#-if the toil and half the tin-‘ if Sunlight Soap is “Sril- Suullght shortens the -

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Mom' 3 Daly and Runl Dail Mill” ullnlgn " rss |9111 y MDN (Morning)

MO NDA (Rural)

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TUESDAY (Rural)

WEDNESDAY (Morningl WEDNESDAY _j(Rural) “ THURSDAY ' (Morning)

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3439 3573 3443 3589 3457 3500 4155

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EXPERIMENTING _ WITH APPLES

,gnrdyng me poor uorulitiun of the ap

English markets. '

and are now endeavuring to hette

Ontario and used them all strictl

and word sent out from there.

is at present interested in, will ii

tation during the session, for t

` of the vital statistics of the pr

' their calling; the proposed plan f

- hood of Railroad Traiumen and t

ples which they receive there' from Order of Railway Uomluctors we

Canada. It seems that through some opcncd here today. The refusal defect in the packing, or else from the roads to meet thc men's tier

not bein.; properly cared for whilein was unanimous.

cold storage, the apples in the course This places the southern rnilro of time, become putrified here and in situation in practically the sa ‘that condition were Dl&C€d Url Uno state' as th~a_tl in the territory nort-h d Isl 1 d th le 1 that

of the Chesapeakr. & Ohio and east

The result of this is obvious, dand the Missippi. It is nciv certain th

the Canadian shippers have ‘ha to any action taken by the mgnxo 91-953 d _ wh., th whit. t d.d stand for a great redtictiicu in. their their demandd will be simultaneous 1:07: eabsomxtgly ie§;01xiq“g:,n£;cut L prices. The agricultural drpartmcnt, in the east and south. '

howev,-_f, have taken up the question 'l‘he result of the strike vote

r the Baltimore & Ohio men will

conditions. Last autumn they pur- known to President W. G. Lee, of t ch-ased seven cm-loads of apples from trainmen, and Grand Master Garre

y son. of the coridiictors, early th

for expcrinueutnl purposes. Axnion-g week, u

- _ _ other thin;-s they have tried di eront ff the decision is to ca a. stri

» Fl. R FEBRUARY l9lO methods of packing and- have also as it is expected to be, the executi

' ° m placed apples iu cold storage at dll- council of the tivo orders, ',vliicb~w

ferent degrees of tcmperature.\Vhich- meets here later, are expected to su

Now toon G 9 h 9 m 1 a II: ever proves to be thc, better means init to the men on all the railro

24 am of preserving the fruit willlhe resorrt- lines, tix: cfiit~st1or;1\glictliei~ n general ||ad_ Senator Baird predicted that

Da of' Sun 'Sun' Moon Hi hwt cd t-o in. future. T is wi not be strike s all be ca e _ | -

g ae’ known, however, until all the ship- The strike votes on the Baltlinlorc V U’ mnuts have been received in Engfan-d & Ohio and at large will not be i

mediately effective. It is understo

The shipnicnt, in which Mr Moore at the brotherhood lieudqii-airters he

made on the steamer (`ass-ain<dru,snil- miinition by the _ch-iafs of the two dirt:

e that the votcs will bc used as a

ders to 'ne used only lu the event

poses. -

Send for our blooklet.

Co. Limited Monirea and Si John, N. B.

2-zgdmwfiyr G

The House Of Plenty '|`oronlo’e Favorite Ilofel

ri

lure of IlL\0,iIJO,l.0. Positively the finsst.looai.|m i ~ the City for Commercial and Touris' Trade Overlooking Tnrouui Bsv und Lake On o

D UNI

George Wright Q. Co

Proprietors

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__- iirefl by tquilin, 21193- ion of Blngen 103|-land Leuurahy Allerton.. !.L!|l_|lsi'da|i: Eutaxln. by Expedition. 2:|5 3-|. ‘lnd dam Eve tide, by Woodford Mamb|ino_ 2:21 I-2 iirdidam Vern, by I-Isinblotonlan. lil; nh dem Venus, by

American Etnr, ll 4A|i sreet brood mares.) _ AQU-lrrl -has vury heavy bone, his lugs ns

perfectly clean, and he in one o the best gaited

ine trotters in illc country- ls good headed

3:12’ will inrely mnkesn mistake. is n horse of ment d , nm. Wm” dd" quality and substance. 14-I hands high. n rich M. “ ' mahogany bay and no horeein Canada ia bcit

dllu 'Q _--

U* lation of 'DI CHAR

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JUARDIKN 'il lrintdl ”.ll%‘l'flRl will make the season of lltlffst my

stub Stas ll.'i.i.lJ sur A lilveffoalt. Ma :Jo \~_-w.‘;tl;‘ti»:i

v 0 0 "UB ll 1 0 G |

Bi-fi.'”"' "Inn" lltltn-;exl:l"M>:rees7\e|:l8tobe bred will bt- met nl

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than that ofrnil-“the other Daily

.ill sri in iii .iii

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e equipped theirs fast ooft trotters than this

in 'wh'-at nm be well aired for at the mo -.1

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WALKER li0USE

TORONTO -~--~__»__ ...___ _ ____

\\ s, liars ($|5.oc for season. Pnyabie as fol lows

_ __._.__._ ...._l__ a final refusal by the roads to con_

cede thc wage adjustment asked.

In any, event affairs will not'rea

Babbill Meliil ._ _ '___ ___. _

for injuries received from engaging i

b as of

U' Meanwhile, test negotiations will he be in progress with -one of the

#first time in many years, of a report Southern m-i|,~0,,d 1ihes_ Similar to

0' those held with t-he Baltimore &

Virlilei C0ml>€“SBfi°“ to “'0fkm°“f()hio. As the railroads have aobed vince; compensation to working men together hitherto, it is anticipated

'H the replies wui he similar to that in

Of Baltimore.

»*” _ the erection oi a Canadian naval ser- __-__-_--_-

ST JOH-\'» Feb- 26'”w' “' Muon' vice to act in co-operation-with and

lchlel Of' me mark" “ranch Uf the close relation to the imperial navy.

Ciilllidlfln Storage department' Ott”-“ The address in reply was moved y

Wit ‘U`i`l""?d`i“ the city Y°5t""d"Y‘”‘d" R. Mp McGregor, of Pictuu, and w

registered at the lioyal. Mr Moore seconded by _L H_ Livingstone'

is here '10 100k aft" 3' Shipment 0' -Cumberland.

apples which the ai-gricultiiral depart- - ___________

men* at Ottawa “fe %E““i"_f1 ‘O “le STRIKI-1 i.u<ni.v or

mother country. This sli»ipmcri.t is AMERICAN THAINME

one of acai-load of seven which they .___

purchased last autumn in Ontario for ' _ -

experimental purposes. 'For the HIST- CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 26.-T two years 'there have been numerous replies of the southern railroads

complaints coming from Erliillllld re- the wage demands of the Brothe

_-._-

I -

OTTAWA, Feb. 21-Senator Cloran

he today resumed the Senate debate on t the bill of Sir Richard Scott to regu 0 late the transportation of liquor and T” on Senator' Domville’s amendment

he for a six mouths’ hoist. The bill

of Provincial rights and invaded iudivi

“"“`~ anal liberty. He hem that the ini

-was a restriction of trade and com

ad _merce. me- senator Yeo defended Prince sd

f war ant an e peop o fl; Province from an attack on_their so

that Province, it was, on the whole

°f effective.

P' amount of drinking in Prince Ed- 1** ward_Is1nud, in the State of Maine

-and in the Province of New Bruns-

kye wick. The Scott Act had worked le well in New Brunswick. In one coun- lll ty where in years past the highways

U- had been lined with taverns, todav

m_ .._.._..__ ,M ___ _

lNll Slilill llll

re Senator Cloran` declared, violated

t briety \\hich Senator Cloran had

be Senator Baird said that restrlc- _ he tion laws had greatly reduced thc

Hill there was not a drop of liquor to be

' ~ V' ' " "' lgilitlrdzrhlgoillretltgtc;£'tFl|rt0Moor~e- ~ Mp' Andriifprmllti Dr. Y "R nd; P?1il~Iil:i‘d-_tilalit nrnhlzrlgli od3ti~\dQi ' gm” in Montague, Capt. W. A. Johnstone, Agent, said that there was a _marked ln- M-*sv* mqlip IRQ! Pills. _.°f|.".nf§. 9° _ . ' v§ ' .' '

On lt;

In its course around the body the

blood is continually gathering ig: WISH! matter- worn out tissue an 00-\¢\’ impurities. _

Thcuit flows through the kidneys. which slioultlfilter out all thispoisonous material and eniptv iginto the bladder-

lint souictlxucs the kidneys get slug- gish nnd clogged up with wsife mattei',' and fnil to do their work propérly- Then the trouble begins. lnstead_0f leaving the kidneys put! sud life- giving, the blood comes out stall loildtd with Uric Acid: which it ca\'rlCS F0 every pnrt of the body. Settling in joints and tissues. this Uris: Acid VU? anon enuscs Rlieninatieiu, _ with it! untold suffering. _

The natural. sensible course their!!

to clear the filters-the kidneys-Will! “ Father l\‘lorriscy’s No. 7." Oueiubhf .lirce times xi day, followed hy_ 8 111858 .f roll unter, will bring relief in s very hurt lime. Ioiuts will limber up, the .loud will be purified, and the Rheu- ii itisiii cured. 50:: at your d_r\igg1st'S, -r from lfalhcr Morriscy Medicine Co., `l\ntii:i:ll. N B. U

prohibition legislatioi would sprtiiiilil from the east until it covered e whole of Canada. _

Senator Robertson of Prince _Ed-i

\va.rd Island testified to thevsohriety of the people of that ProlHl\°9_ “P2 to the effectiveness of the Provincita temperaiicc act. He stated that t. e people of Prince Edward Islanrtviallt- ed the enactment of Sir ll~\C\1Hfd Sc0tt's bill. There was no founda-

mieut that more and worse \\'h1Sk¢>' could be obtained in l’riuce'Ed\vard Island than anywhere else in Can- adn.

Senator Poirier said there was

more drinking in his own little i.0\\'“ under the Scott Act than codld pos- sibly he sold under high license. 4 He thought that the present bill ruilillf encourage drinking as it forbade the transpartatiou of it for sale in an authorized place but did allow five gallons to be taken to every home in a prohibition district for consump- tion. This Would, in his opinion, lead to disastrous consequences. He was a temperance man, but as such could not favor that bill_

Senator G. W. Ross supported the

bill.

The people of Prince Edward Is-

' land wanted this legislation and I they should have it. To give the ' Government an opportunity of-.con-

sideriug the application of the Prince

' Edward Island Legislature for this

legislation he moved the adjourn-

' ment of the dcbnte for a week. _This

motion was adopted.

f lllllS Plllllllll PAY?

Readers who are interested in mak-

ing profit from poultry raising, will he interested in the following letter to the Canadian Farmer from W. S. Phillips, of McAulcy, Manitoba. Mr.

Phillips was one of the prize winners in the recent “Poultry-for-Profit

turing Co., Limited, of Pembroke. He says:

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Wa.. ’~~...,e‘»- snsir

Anyone who has to hol

OuriCamel, Monarch, Swas» print much less or more tha tika and King brands are the _I2 or .15 inehes nff in order tn

best for their respective pur- see clearly, shou-d call an

.have their eyes tested. VVe

_ Colored glasses are usef

from 25c up.

Schuh Side Queen Square

E., W. Taylor

.ind p.utit\il.irs .ir/pl) to

i\dl~ISSl{S MrLE/\N & Mt‘Kl.\'NOl\',

d Allorviey-at-la\\'.

2~25tliii\vl`3ii'liil`2i. _

.\lR ll. L. l)l'NL`.f\N oi`i`ci's to .soil his

ll beautiful farm of loo :tures sitiialc al Dun-

tlzis, Lot 55 with good luiiiltliiigs, ivilhin

- cosy rcncli ol` sliippiiig ports, scliools,

vliiirclws, t-.lim (io :ivrcs clear. Also :i Int of Farming iiiiplouiciils, slcighs, vvnggonn,

S liorscs, sheep, liirnilurc. etc. For prices

U Charlottetown.

"First seasoni (1008) I purchased

all my eggs for setting, paid my first payment of $24.00 on the Peerless Iii- cubator, and cleared $120.00. Last

$24.00 on incubator, paid cost of feed, houses, etc., $64.00, and showed the following balance sheet:

Sale of cockercls for breeding '

purposes..... . . . . . . . . .._ $9500

Sale of cockercls, dreased..... 2l_00 Value of puliets and cocker-

els on hand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 230.00

§otnl_...... _ $34,100 ‘Xllenses .... .. .. . 106.00

V lfrotits . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ . . . , . . . .__ $241.00 I‘his is $367.00 profit iii two sea-

sons. Docs poultry pay? I am sure it does."

' - 1

_ ll I will receive orders for

at this time. \Ve have them pastels and Oi] paintings Hy

A. Alex. MacLeod, the noted New York Artist. Write nie for prices and other desiréd

information. ' ' ` J. A. S. Bayer

Hemodelled and Rrfurnished at sn expend - if .

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_ Sire ofa) standard performers inclnd

aker 2. |8}§.

Dam §Reina \'it-ioria hy Hambie- . dam 6f4._ :onion io.

Hvcinath h V |u H

r ` Clara by America

G-5" daml mare { Starr I4

Will make season _ of |9|o at D. W. 'bite' York Point Hotel, at fifteen dol

nd it-n dollars ($10.00) when mare proves

Princeton z-19 3.4

g the champion l`our year old livlohcy

Sire Princeps by \Voodl`ord Mambrino

2.21 ,'.{ .

gr. daml gfbmarc l y 0' nc cmss

I-ive dollars (5.00) cash at int service

PllDi`06llAl_’ll,E|l '

New Prawns Block

Charlottetown ‘

TENDl‘3R_3

Sealed tenders will be 'received

‘up till noon Monday March 28th i rgio for the erection of a building ‘ ' to serve as a -Roman Catholic Orphanage Near Si. Duneten’s College Charlottetown Royalty

Plans and specifications of the

same may be seen ni thg. olfice of Mr. C. B. Chappel, Architect, Charlottetown, and at the store of Mr. Joseph McCullough, Summer- side. '

All materials to be supplied by

Contractpr.

Tenders should be marked "For

Roman Catholic Orphanage", and address to Reverend Laughlin J. gMacDonaid, City Hospital, Char-

. 'lottetown. .

l""l‘he 'Committee in charge dove not bind itself to accept the lowest

.-womens nw. - _~` » = - or an tender. ‘ 0

. J f‘|’|`\`f‘r>c:;l; . D \\ \\ hite and A. A. Lcck|e,‘ Y .Bylorder of Committee _ 1.77 Queen st V

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lenses to suit ueach eye separ- P tr UI ` t I . . f _ _ .. ra _ l r if

The James Robertson iiessy in nice rames or in im S g

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Farm For Sale

Tim uudersignoi offers for snlo hcr far" sliiiiitud i|\ Lower Aionlnsue cnntuiniiur ilu atrcs_of land morn or lcBH.i\bout 15 nci-cs undoi- euliluition and the l.uilu.ncr: covered with u H0911 l4r0\\'tl\ ol’ wood and abundance of swamp.

Hliiqau mood sticuru of water scmss t.ho‘piacu- dui, ings in fnir repair. lt is centr<\lly‘o¢-m. ;a,.miei|rB about mid why botwcou Montague ui. 3.23 ..l."‘£'»‘.’§ i`.f1‘.1'J.'.i“".li’.'.i"i§.'.li»t?.';'i..‘“"t"’l‘ school and olnirchuu ' n U

MRS. ALEX l\Icl".-\RL.»\NE,

.~\iiken`s Ferry

P. E. Island

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A IOURNAL of in- . formation for all Literary Workers. ll Thirteenth year. Only ugrmanent and sitc- c`e'ssful magazine oi' its I class. Tells what editors want: how MSS.

L should lje prepared:

where to find the "best

- market Answers ev-

ery question that you want to know ebo'Jt» the business of writing _ for the pressf xoc a ¢QPy- $r_.oo -a year toc for sample copy, or 25c for three - recent numbers. _

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McKAY~SWEET'1'-At tile Mansei

GILLIS-McRAE-At the manse,Dun-

5°" ff" Swator M°Sweeney's state' about society. marriages. ‘birthS».

‘191`6\"by- R’6v _ I. Green, Al..1rt 3. Paul to Sarah Margaret McLean.

Dundas, on the 16th February- 1910, . by Rev M. N. MacLeod, Carl Ru-` dolpb McKay, Margate, Prince'

gounty, to Mrs Annie Lauriel weett, Bridgetown.

das, on the 22nd February 1910, by

Rev. M. N. MacLeod, James

Gillis, Strathcona, King’s County, to Miss Margaret McRae ol the _ same place. 1

D1f“`_’f:

CUDMORE.-In this city, Feb. 26,'

1910, Ellie Doris, infant daughter of Lee Alpon and Mrs. Cudmore, aged four months.

l\lcPI-IEE -At Forest Hill, King’s

County, on the liith February,19l.0, William McPhee in the 94th year of his nge.

MCNABB-At Lethbridge, Alberta,

Feb. 18th, Evelyn, wife of George A. l\lcNa`ub, and daughter of Mrs I<`. G. Bgvyer, Georgetown, P. E..I.

THE MORNING PAPER.

Some Reasons Why it Makes The Best Advertising Medium.

A woman'/s .curiosity to know

'W'

ll -You.

pregnant attacks of Headaches or

Nm; gin are 'Nnttu'¢'s warnings _ Blood Poisoning. The pe-in il d e ~ siinply to the tortured nerves, intern

by the blood being overmldbd with ini urities, because of inactive bowels,

l¢i<l)ueys=or skin. _ _

There is trsimliy chii'ci:;|.:'§oiifetipetion and the Fon matter, ns o pusin from the body, is absorbed by the bfocxf. The kidneys are-not as strong as they should be and fail to filter from the the blood. the necessary amount of

impure mutter. -' '

Instead of the skin throwing off one

and s hslf pounds of waste matter every, dn »,‘it becomes inactive and does only

li-_ill its work, leavisg three quarters of.. n pound of this wast tolaiisou tliebody. Headache powders n pain’ killers simply numb the nerves and hnve_no helpful action on the organs causing - this poisoning of the blood. To cure Headaches and Neurnlgis, the blood must be purified, which can be done only by making the kidneys, bowels and

skin lknlthy and active.

‘ ‘Frnit_s-tives" , nmdnde from concea-

trated and intensi e ~ uri »` ` , il! `¢ greatest blood purifyivti ` . “Fruit-n-tives", or '_"Fi"nit"`Liver

Tablets", is .a scientific cure for Headaches und Neurslgin, end never fails to cure because “Fruit-a-tives"

stops the cause of these troubles.

5oc. abox, 6 for $2.5o,or trial -box,

z5c. At dealers or from Fniit-s-tives

Limited, Ottavvl.

noon, on the trains, in the restaur- nnts. It is read in doctor's dllces,

deaths, forces her to read it.

The Morning Paper is before her

all day long, and it is she who is doing her household duties-,arranging and improving the appearance of hor home, that the missing and necessary articles of furniture, rugs, /carpets, curtains or other necessities. show up the plainest, and there could be no more opportune time for a dealer to tell about the new goods. tba new styles and the bargains oilercd, for thc day or week. _

_In a majority of homes the news-

paper ls practically the bulk of the reading matter, and the long, all- day life from 5 a. m. to 1.0 p. m. of The Morning Paper gives not only the _housewife butevcry member »~i

‘the family an opportunity to read t.. The Morning paper is read at the breakfast table, again at home at

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. Allen’s-

lllllii Balsam

Ie the one Safe and Effective Cough Remedy for general

Club” contest licld hy Lee lilanufac- family noe. . . . .' . '.

\ DAVIS I LAWRENCE C0..

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professional ofrlces, clubs, hotels, lcafes, barber shops. It is road by ‘daylight everywhere you go by both employer and employee.

It is n known fact. that throughout the world, possibly with s. half-dozen yexceptions, the papers with editorial 'influence nnd national reputation are Morning Papers.

with these facts in mind, the -'busi~

ness man who is looking aftdr the rcnl uionoy~.spcnders of the family to interest in his goods will consult his best interests by placing his an- nouncements whcre the women will read them. `

Fnirville, Sept. 30, 1902.

i\Iinard’s Liuiment Co., Limited.-

Dear Sirs,-We wish to inform you

that we consider your MINARD’S LINIMENT a very superior article, and we use it as a sure relief fp sore throat and chest. When I .tell

|you I would not be without it ifthe price was one dollar e. bottle, I mean it.

Yours truly, CHAS. F. TILTON.

Furness.. Wiihy & Co Lid’

STERMSHIP Ll_NfliS

{i.0NooN, HALIFAX SERVICE From Loudon From Hrlifax

season (1909) I purchased $18.00 . , , , , . . worth of eggs, paid last payment of A`\`NOU\('EMEi"Tb'

*"'l`he Sumiuci'.»~idc vs Charlotte-

town play at the Arena tomorrow night. 2~28d1i.

“The Willing Circle ol the -King's

Daughters now have the memorial volume of Rev Dr IJobsou's sermons ready for sale. It will make a very appropriate rerncnibrnnce or gift to send to all your friends. 12-lldrtf.

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Synopsis of Canadian North- west Land Regulations.

ANY Person who is thasolc head. of n family

or any nmlu over IH yours old. may liuine

-lead a q\ini~rei~-ser-tinu of ftvuilabio Uuniinioii land iu ltlaiiltnlui. Saskutchcivnn or Alberto Thi’ illiplicunt must nppcnr in ierson nt lhc Doniluioli Lands agency or Eiilti-Ageiucy for vho district Entry by proxyiunybn iuadc nt nuv nguuov.on curtain mnditions,_liy fniiwr, niother. son. daughter. brother orvisrcr of iu» lending hoi_ue.stt-ader. -

llifticu.-Six' months* rcsidrnce upon and

cultivntiou nf the lnnd in ouch of ilu-oo _vf~n|.-. Aimmosieaderiuuy live within ulno miles of his hoiuostond on n farm of at len-t 90 arms ~olcly owned and occupied by him ni- by his f»lit_Iier.niothoi', son,dnugliter, brother oi sis-

In certain districts a lioiiieslondcr in :good ltiindinilnay preempt n tjuni-tor-.section nloug- _slde his oineruetul. vrico $3.110 pcrncrc. Dui. ies-Must rosldo six months in cnchuf six nears from date of hmncstund entry (including tho tiuio required to oarn lionientend pntonli rind cultivate “ity acres txirn. A liorno.~t1°.sderwi\o ns exliniistcd his home.

<i.~iu‘l r-glit and cannot. obtuinu prc~et||pti0n- my luke" piirenun-a imtneu-ondin e mon, dll' 150%- P1100 $3-00 ilur ncre. |lul|c~'~.Vlu»<|. rosldo six months in ouch of thrco yours, ¢;“|_ tlvale llfty acres and eruct n house worth moo ' w w- ' ' |

, . . CORY

De nity of tho Minister of tho Iulcrlnr

N. Ii.-lliuiutorizod rnihiicnilon of this nd

.'crgi5gmei|t will not he paid for.

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‘ ` Steamer _

Rappahannock March 3

Kanawha “ ,'15

i\I-irch 5 Shenandoah “ 329 March 19 Rappalumuock April_.r2 From Liverpool From Halifax

Steamers

Tabasco March 1 Durango “ 15

March S Yenaiigo “ 2,

I Wsriii No.4

llypermefropls of fhe Eye

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By Silversion I5 (ein 'ns »fii°»§i_=‘»"

_llypcrmetropia means loml' Wilm-

\\he\ an eve i~ ily ermetlmple or lwur elvhtori. the iul)a¢e looked nt dom noir focus on' the nerve. the f0c'h~‘ l~ bovond the nnrvo. the eye- lmllihcreforcisloonhort. .\'ow as

_ ivevsnmrt cimnzo the rhnps ofvhe ' 0.\'ehnli we nut in fmpt of it A con-

\-.-x Ions This lri|id"ol'agltui= has thu pronsrtzyofputtlnl' the focus on .

ihl°_‘I|ioi-vc-. I _- ‘-1 I

ypormntro o is n ve li ur ous

defect. It c|iu£~ liondaoiga, nerxfus- ne n. nnursiirin. eiusplustness; n ein. nervous proatrrition and” in some 1-uses even insanity We euiwl thou- sandnni these eoinyihlinte durinruur

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Per. The Long. Winter Nights.

vou will wapt something to entertain your friends and ,there is nothing that pleases all like good music. '

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wr] lvtller Musical Instrpments all of the best make and al prices at cannét fail please.

_A iso a large- stock of the latest records, sl'.eet~mt18ic 'and

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