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1,916 r,

l Here ls Corn

Cure .That Does

relievethepain

Doesmnovetheoorn _Does owyoutowalk

_incomfort

_ l Doesitmthreedays , 1 Does._it.whetber corn

' issott 1

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Jamiesorrs Corn Cure

is the one that does. It has proven that it DOES in hundreds of cases. Only 15 cents a box.

iiltiarfly comfort is worth

Guananrssn

J. G. Jamieson on-sam

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'EIDE TABLE

umncu.

gh' Water how Water A.M.11.1»r.;A1u.P.1i ‘ 8.48 19.52 , 1.50 14.15

9.38 21.06 2.57 15.18 10.26 22.09 ` 3.54 16.12

4.44 17.00

17.46 18.3

GQQQGDWNW

W. Th. F. Sa. S. M. Tu.

11.08 23.01 11.41 5.30, 0.00 12.21 5.13 0.42 12.52 , 0.54 1.34 12.22 1.33 2.10 13.51 2.10, 3.05 14.21 s.4s 3.55 14.54 0.24 4.53 15.34 10.02

10.23 11.05 11.51 0.03 19.03 1.12 2o.1s 2.13 21.14 l 3.06 22.01 | 3.54 ‘ 22.56 rl 4.37

5.16

, 5.53

0.29 7.04 1.41 8.24 2.10 10.13 11.12 I 0.22

1.34

19.55 20.36 21.18 22.03` 22.58

W. Th.

10 F. 11 Sa.

S. M. Tu. W.

16 Th. ` 17 F.

E°i”."F’ on-sei e-some

12.20 13.32 14.34 15.28 16.14 16.56 17.36

12 13 1.4 15

9.41

‘ 10.15 10.41 11.16 1 23.43 l 11.44 ‘ 0.29 1.15 2.01' ‘ 2.54 3.56

1 5.02 ‘ 0.22

7.22

» 3.24

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18 19 20 21 . .

12.12 12.41 1.3.12 13.47 14.30 15.34 17.02 1.8.36 19.56

22 18.53 23 19.31 . 24 20.11 25 20.56 26 21.52 27 23.01 28 29

14.01

F. _i 9,09 21.04 2.33 15.04

MAR -lst to sth, a storm period.

5th to 'it , clmring. 8th to 10th, damp, drizzly. 11tli"to 14th, rough and squal- ly cond ionsli »_15th to 19th.'b|l1Bl0l‘5' period. 20th to 23rd. soft and slushy; 24th to `27th, snow storms. 28th tn 29th, variable. 30th to Illst. failing temperature.

30 31

DIARY OF EVEN TS.

TO-DAY

Concert at Mlllview.

City Msglst.rate's Court.

Peoplrfs Theatre, 7 und 8.40 p.in. Prince Edward Theatre, 3, 7 and 8. Entertainment. for Soldiers Y.M.t .

_ MARRIAGES

GLOVER-WOOD8|DE.~ At Clinton. on March 22nd, 1916, by Rev. ll. it. Bell, Sadie Winnifred, daughter oi’ Mr Leslie Woodside, Clinton, to iiohcrt James Glover. son of Mr George Gor- don Glover, Norhorough. '

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I i»i~:A'rl|s

l STANLEY-in the Prince Edward island Hospital, on March 23, Mrs. Margaret Stanley. widow oi Mr.

George Stanley, Charlottetown, aged 78. Funeral notice later.

REVIEW IRISH GUARDS. "

LONDON. March 21.--King George

showed the weakening eilects of his recent lnjury,.caused by being thrown from a rearing horse in France. when he appeared to-day to review the irish Guards of the thlrd»res4»1rva battalion, and present medals to sight guards- men for bravery on the battlefield. The King smiled upon the Irish soldiers as he gave the medals and spoke to each, also giving s handshake.

Queen Mary. standing by the Klng's

side, bestowed a smile upon the ciilcers ot each platoon as she handed them boxes in which were shamrock sprigs. Bhe also gave shamroek sprigs to the Irishman who received medals. The shamrocka were the gift of Queen Alexandra. ' Queen Mary wore a green dress beneath sable tors. n green hat, and sapphire earrings.

King George walked ratlw-h stlily

around the review ground. ' on he shade a speech to the men in massed format! his voice was strong, carryn ing to alot! parrot thesqnsrs. Three rousing ciissrstor the King were led M Lord Kitchener. who headed the ohsrds to a march pm the King. A I of the dsy's events was the

I ol of John Redmond at the

gow. The King shook hands

rmiy with him. while ueen Mary

pinned a spria of shsmgclr on his ova! larsl. ' .

‘ is '_ ' . ‘ t. ,%,f:°§"'.?-.'l`.W'.'~.-?‘l‘l»l°*"t=’»'1l 1;...-»-‘_»»ff-1 -' I 1, i!`»¢:i‘§¢,"1sos' .

601 ` i _ 0|?" 41 Today

Fab as ysssa B WI!

P E 0 P L E

who are *-1*

a ess- -

lm blood

ff'f~#’?"1'°'**,`.1..."'~“' °‘f"`-".°:.:‘.°‘°- .gp _ or ous dlsssdsrs. ' Thsssgdissssss 1 bacon! by

V Wilsosfs Herbine Bitton

,¢.

A'ts-uebioallpnsifyv'

masgidagdths active

whd;|a.a|¢k¢Pl”,lurdod` and %

ctks ledidlll hails.

Boldatyanrstussls name. rainy lin. lvl tiasnlasiargelnsa. 7 rii_sss4ir|.¢rnatic_§'0..1ai»|.

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hash

Sl. Pllill|Il(‘S

Nl- parliament. There were in 1913, 422-

whloh proves that good talent will bring large audiences regardless ot conditions. The nevrpiano, electric lights, footliahts, etc., gave the C.' M. B. A. hall a bizarre appearance. which probably had an unconscious effect on the audience. Rev. P. C. Gauthier of Palmer Road. who delivered the ad- dress, probably surprised his already well known reputation as an orator. Father Gauthier endeared himself more than ever to the people of Ken- sington by his eloquence and broad- mlnded assertions. That beautiful dream, the absolute “brotherhood oi’ man." will more nearly become an en- tlrity when more men ot Father, Gau-

thter's cayebraare educating the mass- es. The l turer dwelt at length upon the lite aiid labors ot' the beloved St.

lfatriclt. liis life work of Christiagf ing the then pagan Ireland. of h . when nearly nil Europe was over run, by the savage lluns and Goths, ire-, land alone had the strength to drive them from her shores. retain her iaith. civilization, ami refinement, and after `ths `wavo oi' pngnnism had spent its iorce. to send emissaries to other paris of the then known world to teach the words oftho Prince oi' Peace. The lecturer made 11 particular point of the improved condition of ireland, and the irish people in very recent years. ; lie quoted statistics to show that less than one hundred years ago the vast majority ot' the lund lu ireland was owned by seven hundred people-'ln 1907 there were, 122,000 landowners and 412,000 tenants, in 1913 the co`ndl- tions were almost reversed under the system oi’ the “Land Purchase Act,' passed in the British house of

000 land owners and 205,000 tenants. The people oi' ireland are now 11 non- tented people. Home Rule is on the

The

dltlon

on his stock

on for Nurses

THE W. W. BACKUS HOSPITAL

A Private General Hospital with

well equipped medical, surgic d obstetrical departments, ctfers

YBHFB

smgtou was a. pronounced successmot- withstanding tho iuclemenoy weather, and almost. impaesable con

March 27th or Wednesday it weather unfavorable, sale beginning. o‘clock. See hand hills later.

7836-fi-i5Mwfmw4lpd.

Training Schoo

,, desiring 11 nurse's training.

125" Write at once for circular of lnfor»

l mation. »

KATHLEEN A. DOWN, R.

St. Patrick? concert at Ken-

0l' th

statute books. The embrogllo be-

tween the people of _ the north anti, _Miss Mabel MacArthur. Kensington.

south( of lreliarad. gifvlotis toébonuflut wa1shan ingpimtlaris. by B B rd

was caters Y linen . o n e s s anc en ,srna

that mon who had loughtyand bled to-‘ and Andrew Lc0lair, was well done gather in the trenchaa,ot France and and received lond applause. T. N. Belgium, against the 'common enemy. Donahue in his solowss greeted with

would start an intejrnoqine war, was his old time applause. -V ,

incomprehensible. I,4ol_'d1{itchener_ask- The recitation by Miss Mabel lilac- ‘.

ed Redmond for 20,000 men. ireland Donald, (Mill..Vall0Y) received gener- sont 100,000 men. Ireland will have a cus applause- ~ » . responsible, autonomous government. R-€\'~ Dr- Gauthier rendered himself the some as Canada, and ireland will doubly pleasing to the audience by his yni, time nor pines =ns inn "mst gem ,r»luglus. bv special request. f‘0 1 Gan- of tho ocean." ' ‘udn," and that most inspiring oi' bat- ‘The Boys’ Flag.Drlll,_-instituted by Us hymns. “Tho .Mo.rsellnise" (ln Miss Squarebrlggs. principal of Kon- French.) t \ \ slngton High sehdol, ,wus executed Mr. 'l‘. W. Bentley, in "ireland l with military precision, and elicited Love You. Acushla Machree" . proved ruvcrahle applause. his old time pouplsrity by his having?

The chorus by the Kensington quar- to come back for the third curtay,

tette made a fine impression. The third time bank he sang “Co_ o

J. Austin Trainer ,ot Chnl-\51te10wn,1on. Common. F‘0llow.us Alons. A

mode 11 hit with “'iT_he hat My Father plea to young men to ,enlist to_ iight Wore Upon St. Pat`riclr's Day. Austin. for the Empire. His first two_ were

has established himself in Kensington , bcnut._ii'ul, sentimental -_lrloll B008!-

as a, comedian ot the ilrst water. I 1 ' 11119-5010 \,y_`_mm@g Aj.Ready_ ,'Lece|v.

MT- 3CBl\U9blH'Y 0! Charlottetown. fd u generous round of applause..

as an indian club swinger, gymnast. » C\'°S|ng remarks by me chairman and equilbrlst, has not been equalled .James A Ready B A_ wh'o thanked’ l“ K°““l“gl°“' » ` .those who took part lathe entertain

Mr. Wnltor Found. ol .(llil'ton. who 1 mem The Bmgmg of God Saw the

so.ng.“A Little l'iit oi’ Heaven. Shure mng'."m“gm tho enm,,mm‘“em 10.8

they Call it ireland," has s bcautli’ul dose tenor voice and had to respond to the '

second encore. Mr. Found is always The thanks of the committee im |’°°“l‘"°' l due Mrs llrcli Mrs Dr Houston Miss

Ml" 0'T°°l°- of K°“°l"gt°“ has 9' Glen Leslie Miss Dori: Squnrebriggs . . ‘ _.__.€-|--_

pl”l“u"° “ma ll"m°“““5 he' 3°“5S' and Mr. P. li. Flnhaven, for their gen- l- ‘ 7'" Y" Y ' ' “'hl‘-fn ‘””b"3l‘°5__“ ll°“d ‘_’f 5-"m|’“_fh7' oi-oaity in furnishing instrumental played by the entertainers. who irres~ success, and emulate the words oi’ the

The "e°lt“"°“ The Umo" ‘lam by inuslc. A striking feature ol' the whole pectlve oi creed or extraction. did immortal Bobby llurns" “Wc‘re llrith-

pcrformtlnce was the unnnlmliy ills- their best to make the celebrittlon at '

To Prevent 1hs Grip

Colds cause Grip--Laxatlve Iiromo Quinine removes the cause. There is only one "Bromo Qulnine." E. W. GROVE'8 signature on box. 25c.

B _ - .i‘C‘.

“f *tht* ""‘"“"`*' "’““”' “ll "f

promises at Harrington, and lmplnmonts on Monday

Amon Sa, suiiniu tziissiman ins. ~

e ' A Ona esns par word first lnasruoo In this column, half cant par

19.1l A. W, Stewart, linrrlngton, will sell I nord each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum an his charge Twenty-tivo cents. `

is ;g ' ` 2-l>;lé-l»w|>.~i<<l~>4` " \+#<l»1ie1~H».' '..

at one I V H ,_ _H _ _.,,_. _

Agents Wanted

l a

graded "course to young

Superintendent of Nurses,

Norwich, Conn.

AGENTS - “woRi.D'e GRE/\TssT

WAR" Going like a. whirlwind; sain-

l ple book tres on promise to can-

vass; experience unnecessary; mske seven dollars daily. Llnecott Company, Brantior_d_,__Ont.

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR

“the 0ld reliable ~Font.hiIi Nurseri- es," We teach our men to sell. Ex-

a n perlence unnecessary; highest com- a three mission paid; handsome tree equip-_ women ment. Stone & Wellington, Toron-

to, Ont. 7020-3-20ME2ili

Help Wanted--Female

WTZNTED- A Main Fon eENEaA4_\ house work good wages given. Ap-

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE, "OVER-

land" 4 cylinders, 35 horse power, 5 passenger, 1910 modoi. Apply 98 Water St. 7926-3-21M6i. STRAW FOR SALE.-LARGE QUAN-

tity loose. David H. Auld, North Carleton. 7838-Ii-15111181

FOR SALE.- A FINE CHOICE PLY-

mouth Rock cockerel (Barred) also 11 puro bred Gurnsey Bull. W. G. Drake, Brookfield. 7930-3-22Mllipd

-1-<_._.'J fail- _T : Help Wanted-Male

WANTED- MARRIED MAN T0

work on form. Will supply com- fortable house zmdpay good wages to right party. Apply to W. 0. Creighton, R. lt. No. 1, West River N. S. .7889-3-17M8lpd.

WA '

7535-2-26-M2ms.

. ___ 1s9s~3-201115101.

pi to George Forbes, Vernon.

‘ _

ff: all f.‘ *_* .".` ~}~_; “ we ` -' ~' `}

et. 'c

i`”'/

. _ Harbour Ferry

. .Sl<lAi.Eil ’l‘F.NilEltS will he ed ni, this Oiilce until noon on ‘

FRIDAY. MARCH 31,1916

from any person or persons wililu

tables over und ucross the above ferr

to be seen nt this onlne.

Tenders must. t~icp1°ess the

gage, flour and meal at per

bushel.

sous willing to become bound faithful performance ol' the mushaocompaiiy each tender, The Department dolrs not

'PICNDERS to be addressed to th

undersigned :ind marked “TENDER

Dvvufllllflhl- of Public Works,

Charlottetown. I’ E island,

‘ - '.-ik, . f"-,§;"

Tenders for Murray Syd”

receiv-

E _

to contract Rnr carrying passengers. ` FOR SALE- SMALL HOUSE OF 4 baggage, vehicles, horses, sheep, calv- es, swine, grain. flour, meal and vege- ,

y Good title. Price moderate. Termsi

for u period oi one or three years nc- cnrdlng to thu terms. conditions, etc.

'£1105 0f_ ltoyalty u small Farm suited for

‘ferriagc on tho above severally, bag-

100 lbs..

and grain und vegetables at per 0|-(im, (;@m-ga, 9|, - 79g|.;;.21M4|,

The names of two responsible per-

wiiesi und. rt-ii iryin and irish

White oats. Apply Edward Wood,

, bind lt- selr to accept the lowest or any tends

‘ I"OIt Mliiilt.\ l' liAltB0lJR FERRY." 'l`|1’"1\flB HY00. Murray Hnrhollr.

L. B, N|¢M|\_|_AN, 7645-3-4m1month. _ 7g49_3_23M“_

Snr~retsry of Public Works " l

` i

WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply Guardian Oiiice.

7945~»3-22~1_\/Epd.

wfwso- eta? Foe GENERAL

housework. References required. Apply 14 Brighton Road.

_ 7953-3-2llM3l. ‘

WANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. (lood wages. Apply 70

7942 3 22mtf

y Sl.. - ' `

WANTED-MAlD FOR GENERAL. Housework in small family. ltefer~ ence required. Apply Mrs. W.' E. Agnew. 29 Upper Prince St.. , 7912-it-21-blt.i. For Baie

Rooms on Fitzroy Street, near W.W. Harpers sash and door inptory.

Cash. it. M. Guardian.

. __ _ » 7952-3-23M10l.,

Fon s/its-IN cHAii'iI6‘|"‘TE`1'b`wN

market gardening W? house unil barn. lVlncKii\uon McNeill 90

FOR SALE-A QUANTITY OF SEED

grain, consisting oi' White Russian

Powiiul. 7933-3~Z2M3l

,- FOR SALE.--ONE MARE. 12 YQRS ,., old, weight 1240 lbs., sound. o Bond S -Eoneral purpose beast. Apply to

NTED-A YOl.mu MAN HAVING

experience in selling clothing and rnen's furnishings. Reference re- quired. Address, R. P. B., clo Guar-

, "14-'i10Mti`

dian Pub. (`o.__ 78. . - _l WANTED- SEVERAL GOOD LATHE

per hour, steady work. State ex- perience ahd earliest date can re- port for work. 2\”o. labor troubles. Apply Geo. D. MacKinnon, General Manager. MacKinnon, Holmes & Co.. Limited, Sherbrooke, Que.

7522-2-25Mtf.

Miscellaneous

CARPENTER BUILDER WOULD

like to hour of parties intending to build ln town or country. Best of lteiercncn to ability to carry on work. Address J. H.. Guardian Of- fice. _ 79-i'i~3~2!lM3iprl.

nn _ S1 ouutions Vacant

WANTED-BY THE LARGEST PUB-

llshing house ln Canada. men and women to uct. as subscription re- presentatives. iilberni commission will bc paid. Al proposition for hust- lors. Write at once for full particu- lars. Address.-Agency Division C-, 153 University Avo., Toronto, Con- ada.

|` lr _ ____-_ i _di Wanted 1wA~1-so- coEe`€i"EN‘r woMAN

as housekeeper In small family in thc cilY~ No lucumborance. Good Whites and good home for the right

‘ W‘“¥\f1~"- Ailply. Stating experience

1 am instructed by Rogers

Sell on his pnmises on Monday,

in foal to Mayor Todd'~1 draft iii

to housekeeper, llox 335. City.

Mnrf-'h'20, 1010' ` ` ‘,

7925-3-22-iiimiifyliswihroi. a e .

Farquharson of Bunbury, Lot 48, to the 27th day oi March, 1916, com-

I _ _ _ _ _$1 mencmg at 1 o’clocl<, the following stock :-

,jgtf ,l5"t_‘ iionsizs ~ ,_ ~

‘ ` l""" I Draft horse, 5 years old, weight about i,2oo lbs.; i generalpur- Sypopgig ¢f Culaim Nonhwed pose horse,, 5 years old, about 1,ioo lbs.; 1 carriage mare, 8`ye:1r's old,

ly, coming 2 years old

"'-"" "°“"'*‘°"'-

-- , I CATTLE.-yt .- ., ...,--,

'|'|lE sole bud oi slamlIv,or any male over

cfl,°¢;'§f1:y:,m\,|<;I¢`|i°r:|s=‘l&g\1l1::\dcs:mumg- 16 Head choice cattle, 6 n1ill¢ing,»8 dticto freshen shortly; i `I-l`ol`~

:.°:-.‘:r“°‘.s:El-'°‘.°t 1°.'~..°r °° "°"~?~

ll'

..°... .....i...:'..:...*°.'i.f°...:..'.°.; -nn. 4, V _ A t V

- FEED FEE-

v” `“ ,,,_':_"`f'ff Bran, Middlings, Oilmeal, Flo_ur.»

¢$§¢,_.'»@""°';',-..‘;‘,__»l=»f-':-'-Corn111eal,- Cracked Corn. - jf *

"" » ,Also 500 Bags _ Molassine at-a.

Bros.. Ltd

xnaoosewnn nf 1\|s¢,,.__1,,,|,¢,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,; stein bull, 2 years old; 1 due 1 ycltr, .bld_. This stock is all choice. §§°g',,i2[°,L';?,§,','{,§'§,’i £';{‘§',,¢m§§ Terms-9 _months credit on /Pnbprovecl notes, 6 pcr. cent. oi? for MUN 'de ll to lllvmlnios Auaey cash. Sole positive.

#ll ""“‘l.. -= » .

`%t“-3.-15°-l'<?¥.`ff¥-l‘¥“.-i§l'.‘€l‘ °..‘l.‘I.‘.l‘..l’3 3.1. BENJ. CARTER, s. co., Attstisnccrs.

l‘.....""'J£l.'$‘° ""l‘.i“.»l'5.fi“..°4‘1.."l'?.iii’““ sl. ’””'3"‘*’_“"' ,

~ 1

and pianer hands. Wages 30 cents

Real Economy

suggests the purchase of.tl1,e A

D & A or the La Dive C0tl.>¢U-,.

There is s style to fit your ilgursl' x llliififb if ~ " ` msuship and material, lu ccnaiort _sad,_sppqgr1io¢q,= , ~ .L_ . -

with other makes. ` ' ` . .- ' \ Edicicnt manuiscturlng and very large ` sales enable you to buy these “Made ,-in-Canada" Corsets at shout hs_li ~- ' what imported cornell, which are . " ~. 'no better, sell for. Every ` D & A and Ls Diva _ '

Corset is a real bar- z* _

gain. '

. °“.°.l’»fi‘.l'f$‘i‘l$°"

53';

crs ,'."-K.

' . In

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DILLY L

- .v.

shilly shally, milk and water “hand-me-down”

clothes made by fishy-eyedpand scatter- brained. clock-watching ltelpers---tlta-.t°s not the kind of clothes YOU want to buy for your suit and overcoat. You want them 1 "Made-toMeasure”---you want the best you can get---you want the greatest value you can ,find---you want the kind you can depend on everyl minute of the day to fit. look and feel right. l -

_ 1

Get that kind of clothes

through our “Mill-to-Man Tailoring Service" and you get the beet. '['hey`re the kind that live wires wear---the kind that attract the energetic and think- ing and aggressive. men---the kind---and quality"- YOU WANT. “ . g

fully for you as tho’ the ,lgarments they are making were for their own 'ersonal wear. '1`;1‘at's €(;_1ll&,kindlofh aiiors tgiakgo? in our great Sanitary Tailor ghops. 'l`hat’s wy“ i- an"cotes t ` tht ` I

“Made-in-Canada”-or any3yl;1'ee<eise.3 a are Ffedqf- Gareall,

' t _ ` Supt. of Branches

3i'f` .__ ff‘

- ..“Mil1-to- an Tailoring Service” -

.. / -

20| St-Gsthtrins West..- .nssr Biliary.

153 St- ` Charlot1_5§own,~fF.» -E11

*Uh sam. ....~

lismnua.

_ V Men who are “on the job”-at their posts ohea of I tin`ie;v' arly 7 . on the Job rising, eager, pushing, thinking Tailors-workclnu just asgsre-