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PACE TEN _ 'Pram i_.A'rms'r Nmws _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ _ HMT or Aw" ------"-”""“"""`""`""°""° `“

,Comfort For M e n

If you cvs-r cxpcri-

ence iiisroiiit`oi'i :ificr slia\'iii_i{---l`_.cc -so ni ;i 1' t- and biii'ii--lu_-:ir in mind that tlic iirii .fini is iiii- DcCCs>;ii‘_y. (lvl ii laiiilc Of.

]amieson`s Boy R mn Cream

and upplyfihc cooln 1, Sootliiiip, ‘.:c.iliii_-,;‘ p c pzirrition in _\‘-iiii' lncc uftcr ouch .~li.i\t- .intl you‘ll iiii1‘\'i~l .ii` ilic coiiifori ii .ii`i`-~:-is.

.\l.iiiy L":i.ii‘loiii~lo\\'ii

incn foul llmi ili--v<-;1ii-- not _qui :.lo;i<,{ \-_iilioiil this .\'plv:nf1:`, _oiioii _.nil keep ;il>o:i`:c- oi ii ~_\-iili their :~lin\‘iii\.',' oiitiii. llliillcv l\_i-'K .ll liiii _~.'i\i~lit'\l,

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“W” FEATURES?

T DEBATE

Seldom have the House and galler-

ies in the Provincial hiiilding been

vlncial or national affairs.

It is no disparagement to the fol-

f“;d `i __ i_._ -_ MV_"v‘i____- T 1** *_ _ * I. c. R. ` an nl

S-.1 Bi E C gif;-lfri.?.‘ii;s'i"vEil;R?tI`i.ii GUA R MAN mum- mliviiii. iiuiir Liiiss $500000 |1035 "°°“ lil iii

W A "W WM if oriiriifnunon . ' __ - . -

ANTWERP, March 29-The diver OTTAWA March 29-The hollee OI sion of---European emigration from commons spent U19 §"°“"°"l£€'S'n OTE the United States to Canada is said the day ln discussingliatrlesgmser Mr' to be seriously adecting the Atlantic fered by the nations Zh ex enditure steamshly lines The Red Star today Gilbert. Calling f°f ° I’ ue

more crowded or those present moreilowers of these two gentlemen to say roger and enthusiastic in their atten-'that neither of them has any close gpm ,mu responses than during the‘rival for first place in the House ex- llludget llebate on Thursday evening. cept the other. Both of them have

sels afloat, the Gotbland and the

th A t N Y lr service are

` _ I “V9” ' he highest in

gives up to the America-Canada line of one tenth of the annua of 511 pins, also t' _ _ two of the best special emigrant ves- upon BEl`i°“|'3“"°- The mwignbwtw ual score of 194 Pinb-

voted down after a lengthy ehelf.

Samland. These vessels heretofore in_ principally conducted in Frenc Y The gopowing are the scoresi

members from Quebec.

The space available for spectatorslby painstaking industry made them-

was overtaxed and a bevy of ladies_

found refuge in seats provided with-

in the sacred enclosure reserved for

selves thoroughly acquainted with the affairs of the Province. Both are clear and forcible debatcrs and hard

| _ .

members. some of the gentler sex ihitters withal, but usually observant

even took refuge in the gallery, and stood there during the entire even- ing. It seems strange that during a half century past no seats have been provided for that part of the legis- lutivc nuditoriiim, § lloth the l’rcmier and the leader of- iilic Opposition were in line form, and it may he observed in passing thal- lrhough our l’ro\'incc is bilt small our two party leaders rank easily with

‘thc ublest of those in any of the ,l'ro\'inccs, and with the men on the :front benches on both sides in the lllouse of (‘muiuons. There arc, we

itliiiik, few, if any nicu in the Mari- iiiuiv l'roviuces better equipped by l , ._ _ _ _ ,noiuinl qualifications and informa-

Etion tliuu these tivo to fill a high

of the courtesies of debate, thus avoiding any exhibition of personal animosity, and when the debate is ended they confer together in the most friendly fashion. This is as it

lshould be.

If there was not very much that

was new brought forth in the argu- mentative duel between the two leaders, their speeches aroused keen interest in both the House and gal- leries and both leaders were from time to time cheered by their sup- porters, even the spectators joining in the applause for some telling lpoint or humorous sally. There was hardly a dull moment during the two speeches _and the entire body of spec- tators remained as eager listeners to

I i

pl.i<-li in the discussion of either l’ro-

the close.

NEW l’Ilf)SPI‘](`.TS FUR

`¥iin"c'A'r5né3`}iourn_

Hui- diispntches of yesterday morn-

ing opciivd up it uciv vista of bright

[ters and would like to see a strong company undertake the task of giv-

Drugglsl lpro.<pi-cis for the Capes' Route. If ing the Province continuous steam

to Canadian,ports. sidered in supply- TI‘"° was _

There are now 1,500 emigrants eral discussion of the wlnivl: ssft\;¢;_ bound for Canada held up 'here bv H011- The m‘“l°l'°" oldxti gil was the lack of transportation facilities. plainsd that 5300.000 B ° u ow_ There is a proportionate decrease in required on account of DRY F0 u

d t t of wages a

the emigration to the United States. irgglntio a’;i`hez:e‘iE:a;n\;l;:0 1:; l;tT;u?é

CE_ $300,000 for be ermen . W C

REBELS ARE IN GREAT FOR be “sed for lmpmvezngnts 0fD:l\::;§,;:,1l: CONSTANTINOPLE' M“'°h 31 ' Iieifgwgishdsiidergiafierg i:i1s.e<iuli»-

The insurgents now occupy_ all _dom- ment etc a bm to authorize which inant positions in Schutari which is , » '° H t_

. _ b fo e par amen Practically in the hands of the re |‘5J‘:)§’1: Sianrneld (Colchester) made#

bels. The int.-ter are in great force. __ . m d . ‘well armed. well directed- and deter-‘£33 e °t!h(§g;h;'n;,e:e negtarai; mined to risk all. The town is de-ienteyprismg in the pursuit for mm ‘ended by ave ba"ta.“°ns 0( Realm' nage as the representatives of other mst reserves of Turkish forces’ whose line Colonel Sam Hughes remarked

condition is desperate unless rein- thasthe hardest work they did was forcements arrive soon. »

to draw their salarées. In é‘§PlY |00 a uestion b Dr. prou e e min-

IN MEMORIAM- ' istgr said thiiyt the secondl class rate

-- on the Intercolonial was a mos equa

The death of Mrs. Robt. Stevenson to two wuts a mile,

occurred on March 21st., at her resi- ___--_---

dcnce, in South Rustico. Deceased THE CHINA FAMINE FU.ND_

was eighty years of age and Passed ___ vveeefiillv away after an 010°” ‘”‘“°" The sppesi to the china rnmine IRSW0 Only B- few days- Sh” was a Fund has been opened and the fol- C0U5iSt€l1*- 11160150* Uf the Cl“`i§tl9'“ lowing amounts have been received CIIUFCII Bild WRS C0Hfi<l€nt of "°e“'mg by the President, Lieut. Governor hcr reward in the Home on high. She Rogers, who Wm receive and acknqw-

leavegt to lgfiurn Six S0I\SR9»Ud R 03° ,ledge all amounts, which should be daug ers. e sons are ev. . . Bent him direct; 'Stevenson in TOFOMO. Henri' ill Vim' Previously acknowledged.........$ 43.00 couver, Andrew in 08lif0\'“iB-- Wm' The Tauton L.O.L., Brookfield 5.00

e n warp- ew or _

now to be operated from Rotterdam. _Intercolonial estimates we:-E gig BUSINESS IME!! 3 Tu-

l _ ' . . . ~ .<~.-.ri-if-il out thc progrrun will be a communication, with or without

, ___Y_"__, _M__;_ ______ g T_,__;.;__::T;._li»i..s| hopeful ouv. And it may yet lGovernment aid. No doubt the com-

'g¢,y;,n_.,;;,._.,,»_f_\g._.;_¢_|¢ ,lim 4-ni‘|~n-il out, although the under-gfpany undertaking such a project

I Silver hinting

\`oiii \\'--iii oiil koivi

fOr`<:._ _\|n»oi\. .\`~. i~.\ii lui rc-1\l:ii<-il io loo). .is i-,oo-l .iw _ new :mil \\1.'iz :~~~ \\. li oi - liciti-ix i

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, bw .l<\< .iv .-\|~r.i io

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pl.-.tsl-:I lo i-ii--I.-_-.r iii. .\.l|.h~; l

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iinkiog is u pretty large unc.. Briefly |would count upon a subsidy and the ,siotiid it includes the clcetrificationibetter equipment of piers at the `oi ilu- i-‘.u~kvillc-Tormcntinc Railway, Capes on both sides. faith ;i_ winter steamer service bc- The plan therefore will involve a - iivi-on ilu- Uupcs and sununer steam- 'pretty large expenditure both by the

ivrs plyini.: between Tormentiiic and company and the Government, and

<'h=n-lottetoivn, and between Tornicn- there is where the sticking point will Hue and Sumrnereiile. _ come. No doubt the Government

This would give competition winter would welcome any solution that

and summer in freight and passenger would rid them of the troublesome traflic and would be welcome, But winter service and the eternal battle there is another line of possibilitiesmf the routes if such could be eflect- in the Government acquiring the N. 'ed, which is more than doubtful. And ll. und Pr I5. Island Railway and dc- in no case' can the Government get wlopiin; thc route in its own way. ‘rid entirely -of its responsibility to nur people have gi-own tired of wait-'see that the connection between the ing on the dilatory action of the lProvince and the mainland is main-

l~l()l\ll£Sl§El§_ldl:Vii' I~1Ni`l'li.>‘Iii.\`S. 'ilovernuicut in transportation mat-ltained and greatly improved.

dw” (i"‘}“l{l _'l"`““"‘ l?_=}il“=\_\' has is-'ir nu. nouni<;N's iuaisro-R-cisMEN'r. witness, which for two generations c a rirtii .ii nutlioiisiusz ull Agciitsi _._ has been the BmndM.d_bem.e,. of B0_

in (`anndu to sell lloiiivsi-i~l<»-i‘s' Ex

cursim, ¢,,.~,,,.\,, U, ,.,,,,,,__`. in \\-QSt,,,.,; Close on the heels of Mr. Borden's cial order, temperance, reform and Canaria. This is ;i\i.<|-.,_\-tim; inf,,1-ma. ri-ported resignation comes the revi- progress in the Province of Quebec 310:;“gfll1&S<=_fl°-\}‘1i‘_ir to lake f\<\\'en-l\-.ii of another rumor that he is to and has contended honestly and con- dalios from ]j\T,.,(l"i';Li`Q1f::f_,,;`,T,,,;cl]fI;T,;l ,be reinforced. in the federal battle- tinuously for all that it believed to The (;|-,md fp,-,,,,p p_,,,,,,. ,,. Um m,,,,t ground hy Premier McBride of Brit- be right. The Witness is an excellent interesting, iiiiiing if passenger ish Uriliiniliia and Hon. Mr. Rogers, lndeI»‘¢lld€l1f» D€WSP8D9l` ill UI/ery WBY

throu;.:li_rli<- popular .1 ii -:ii-is -»ii'aii-I‘,,,,\,~ ,\1i,,iSter df public works in and we believe there are hundreds of

§,(,l,i;',',Li',|1l,;,'.UT||,‘,.,l,Ii!-i',:;;;\‘:I;;L]\fh,i1f'vu:r;:ldluuitoba. Both these strong men persons in Prince Edward Islandwho cities of l\liiiiicn{.o1i.- iiiiii :-1. l’aiil. 'mu enter federal Uolltlca- it is Sami would gladly become subscribers Ask Grziuil 'l`ri.nla .-\ _f.:.l_- i..1~ furtlivi- ut the next general election, and in thereto' and and I’-h€m5'9lV€B Bud their

particuliirs. I:-::¢.lr_3.>t_:itlrlcpifr Ithe meantime ML ,mgers is to re_ families well repaid in so doing. __

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A SIIINGLE IN TIME

SAVES NINE

Illanv kiiifli. ..|` -.lim-,_~-If--.,'liii| ilu- lwsi

roof r-o\'|_-riiiu |l\.il .my i\|.||i 1-.in top off with is ;|

. . Fire Insurance Policy

. _-orli-fi il rho- |i|~~- fiend

iiiii ||\ 1- lu-~, Iii- L-,~|\ 4|1.||.|r for

lai' wiflioiii ~|.~i:\_.. fii<»l,i|i~u|‘|-rl, li-i ii- -lilo;-I ioni- |\..r|,~.,-

ffiflilv i`orl-ii|i\~rro\\ o~.|~ ln- io.. mi..

5':

Yoii \\'i_|| ln- _\iir|»ri~i-ii' \\li.|i .| -,|||:||| pr.-

niiuin will .-~\i-ii|-.- _\ou.

D, B. Stewart, Ch`fown

flr»ur‘|~:|| ,\ir|-or i»-~- I'lo~ 1).... 1. _-ind 'I‘l\.-

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This is the Sinn for 'IlhiIdreii’s Shoes

\\'_c_`ve wi-.1l<_a,iiiklc

'Shoes for children learning to \v.'ili-.f,li_qlii' and heavy., _-solos in all leathers for thc older ones. In ll'ii‘i cvcry- thing used to licaiitify and protect thc _juve- nile is here in choice variety. Mcfarlane, Instruciors, Security and many other lines.

offatliros

move to Ottawa and act as general For the Pfwent The WI'-H959 Wm adviser for Mr. Borden and the Con- “wept 0°” dollar ‘mm new 5“b5°l°ib` sg;-v,q¢_ive ‘party ers for twelve months’ subscription

Wc can see no objection to the pro-

posed arrangement. Both parties are

ullairs are of paramount importance. The (‘ouscrvative party is in the

has all too few of such men in the uotionitl l‘zirliauicnt. Sir Wilfrid iafurier when he took oflice drew

from the _Provinces such men as Mr. lilnir, Mr. Fielding, Sir Oliver Mow- :if and others not then in federal politics. Mr. llorden m"uy do the mine while still in opposition-if he can and if he is to rcmuiu leader.

And it may yet be found that the

proposed arrangement is part of a sehr-nic hacked by the Manufacturers' Association and other favored inter- _vsts to ret their forces together in ordci' to fight an Armageddoii battle :igiiiiist reciprocity, and possibly'to il.-volol' n new leader in the process. .lust now thc country seems to bc iiiruiiiu with open urnis towi-ird thc lrnrlri iiigireiiiciif., that is outside of llirf-1' or four of thc hig cities. Mr. l¢ordnn'u lc-odrirship could hardly bc if-mini:-rl :ifter ii third defeat, if such sliiiiild await him, and the gifted and :unhitioiis Prcniier of the Pacific Pro- vinci: roiild in the meantime become lu‘ffi=.r known in Central and Eastern Vniuifla, and win his spurs in the loilvivil urnim.

lint thc rnvivcd rumor may not

|uatc|'iulisc us ii fact. In any ci-iso it iimkcs interesting reading for ardent Voiiservativcs. We shall sec what we shall nov.

',I‘H IG N’I0)NTlil‘]Al.‘;V_I-IFNESS.

It in not, perhaps usual for one

newspaper to greatly praise another.

The Guardian, however, has no hesi- tation in commending the Montreal

“Tile Reliable Shoe Men"

for The Daily Witness, or sixty-tive cents for twelve months' trial of The

_ r-ntitied to gather their nbiest men Weekly Witness- C- F- D°“°°“ Offhis

f // into the federal arena, as national city' Well and f“V0l"*l-713' know” here'

‘will receive and forward an-y sub- scriptions which may be sent him for

position of having a good many able Th 'mess 0” tbl’ above terms- 01'

mon in Provincial affairs, while I “ce may be made direct t0

,The Witness at Montreal.

It transpired during a discussion in

Parliament the other day that in- stead of cheaper sleeping car rates .there has been an increase in the 'rates in the Maritime Provinces. To put it plainly, "The price of upper berths is lowered," said Hon. -Mr: Graham, "But the price of lower berths is uppered," said Mr. Stan- `tleld.

At a provincial by~election in York

County, New Brunswick, on Thurs- day, Dr. Morehouse, the candidate in support of the Hazen Administration, was returned by some 1200 majori- ty. This is about the same as thc very large majorities with which the Conservative candidates were return- ed in York at the general election .in ,Murch, 1908, and would scem to in- dicate that there has not been much change of political sentiment in that Province with regard to provincial affairs. It seems not unlikely that a general election may follow before

slung. '

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne

"Tablets, Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVBYS CROVBVS signature is on each box.

DISCUSSED DISARMAMENT.

BERLIN, March 31-Chancellor Von

Bethmann-Hollwegl in the Reichstag, yesterday discussed disarmament and international arbitration, but with- out departing from the wellknown standpoint of the German govern- ment, offten declared on former occa- sions. The Imperial Chqncellor saw the chief dlfllculty in the disarma- ment agreement in the impossibllltyi of supervision of individual states. "Control over these" he said, "I re- gard as absolutely impraetlcable. General disarmament is an insoluble problem so long as men are men."

IN FAVOR OF CHURCH UNION.

TORONTO, March 81-The Presby-

terian announces that of 68 Presby- terles throughout the country, 5! voted for Church Union on the pro- posed bull, vrhue 14 were opposed. Nine hundred and sixteen votes were out in fgvor and 440 adverse.

am in Alaska, Robert at Sydnev and

daughters Mrs J. D. M-acMillan and Miss Addie at Sydney.

Jesus. I die to Thee,

Whenever death shall come;

To die in Th-ec is life to mc, In my eternal-home.

IN MEMORIAM.

Daniel 8.- Penwarden, was horn at

North Carleton, P. E. I., on the 13th day of August, 1853 and died and his home in Ellerslie on March 17th., 1911. Mr. Penwarden moved to Ellerslie about seventeen years ago where he has since lived, and besides farming has a small saw mill. He was a man of retiring -disposition, liut he always endeavored to do what he believed to be right. For ,, num-ber of years _he was a very consistent memiher of the Methodist Church, and he will be much missed. The funeral services at the house, church and grave were conduct-ed by the Rev. L. J. Leard. He is survived by his widow

Miss Jane A. McLeod, Brook-

James on the homestead. and U10' field... i0

2.(

Miss A. Beaton, Brookfield... 1.00 J. Howard Drake, Cornwall... 2.00 Mrs. Enoch Drake, Cornwall... 2.00 Wm. Clark and family, North

Wiltshire...... -3.00

Rev. M. N. McLeod, Dundas... 5.25 Mrs. W. H. Riely, Duudas......‘ 7,5 W. C. Losson, Alberton... 3.00 J. McLeod, Uigg... Rev. E.P. Dresser and wife, El-

don ................ ., .... ..

Mr. McKinnon and wife... Small collections ‘by W. C. l Turner...

H. and Mrs. Coombs, city J. Campbell, city.......__...... W. Carr, Miscouche............

Munro, Marshiield...

end......

2.00

2.00 2.00

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es coco-\ sn once

=-5° QQ SC

., /$100 REWARD. $l00 ,

_ 'l‘he renders of ihi_s paper will be pleased to lcarn that there is atleast one dreaded disease that science has been able tn(-_ure in all its stages. and thatis Catarrh.Ha||'i-i Cnfarrh Cure is the onlv positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catnrrhlbeing a constitiitionaldiseasc, rv-

who was Miss Mary _E. Hutchinson and two dairgihters Mrs. Arthur Rami- say and Mrs Alpheus Ramsay of Mt Pleasant, P. E. l.~, and three sons Wm. James of North St. Eleanors, Lewis who owns a place near home and Daniel Wesley. on the home- stead.

Servant of God, well done!

Thy glorious warfare’s past; The battle's fought, the race is won

And thou art crowned at last.

(Other papers please copy.)

A CELEBRATED MAGIC SPRAYER

Attention is drawn to the adv. of

J. A. Moore, Hazelbrook, Gen. Agt. for the Celebrated Bean Magic Spray Pumps and Niagua Brasil Lime-Sul~, phur Spraying Fluid. '

Experiment stations and orchard-

ists have proved by actual tests that Lime-Sulphur and Arsenate of Lead is a better fungicide and insecticide than Bordeaux and that it does not injure the foliage or russet the fruit. It is understood that the compounds are put up in one, two and five gal- lon cans and 2 lb. tins, so that there will be no trouble in measuring and weighing. The enterprislng_flrm of Auld Bros., city. are associated with Mr. Moore and the distributing will be done by them.

The Tussock moth gained a great

footing in this Island last year and we have seen the effect of its ravages on the foliage of ornamental as well as fruit trees. Spraying will have to be done if the pest is to be destroy- ed.

As the Lime-Sulphur is put up in

handy packages and the trouble of boiling these ingredients is done

away wkth there is no good reason why spr ying should not be generally practised.

BIG PAINT VALUE-

RAMSAY'S PAINTS.

Established seventy yours ago, the

leading brand in Canada today for Good Paint Value is Ramsay’s Paint.

The name is a household word

throughout Canada from the Atlan- tic to the Pacific and to those who know are looked upon as the stand- ard in Paints. ., They are of such durability, beauty ‘and tone that they are unequalled in giving entire satisfaction to all who

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY-»"u`i¥6 them. While these paints are

thoroughly tested and the product of years of experience, they are posi- tively pure, wear fullest Paint Life, and at the same time they are Can- adian made. Ramsay's Paints are certainly giving great pleasure and satisfaction to thousands of homes throughout the country.

THE CANADIAN CENTURY

of Montreal announces in this issue that it has deferred to the wishes of the Boy Scout Movement which op- posed its plan to send twenty Boy Scout( to the Coronation. Instead the Montreal Weekly will send to the Coronation twenty Canadian Boys se- lected in a Dominion-wide contest. This change removes the objection made by the Dominion Council and now Boy Scouts, who had been for- bidden to compete before, can enter the contest as individuals.

A WELL-FOUNDED PREFERENCE.

If there is any writing on the wall

which you should particularly heed ii bicycle tire-buying time, it ls tuls: "That man if no friend of yours who tries to talk you out of your prefer-,, ence for Dunlop Tires " '

fruires a constjtiifional treninient. Hi-i_l|‘s (qfvarrh Cure is taken internally actinir ' fllfeoily llP0n the blood and mucous sur- faces oi the system. therebv destroying tl_\e_ foundation of the disease, and igiving the natient_ strength b_v_ build- ing up the_con_st\tution and assisting nn- *ure in doinv ns_work, The proprietors have so much faith In its curative powers tnat they offer One Hundred Dollars for a_nvcale that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.

Address F. J. CH "NEY &<`0..To|edo,O

Sold b_v all Druggists. 75c.

tigake Hall’s Family Pills for constipa-

CONCERT IN CAPE TRAVERSE.

-The people of Cape Traverse were

treated to a rare literary and musi- ,cal treat on Friday evening last when the annual school concert was held in the hall at that place. Fred McLean, the talented Scotch singer of Monta- gue, who so kindly assisted in the program came up a day or two be- f0l‘€ the event and certainly held up bln l`€Putation as a comedian and vo- calist must have preceeded him judg- ing from the great concourse of peo- ple that gathered that evening at Cape Traverse. The hall, which was filled to overflowing while standing space in the aisles and even in the porch were held at 5 high premium. The progfram was in charge of Miss Edith Bell principal, Miss Edna Nel- son assistant and Mrs. J. A. G. Ellis of M tague. The music rendered by

Mrs XE was of a very high order and the atcpayers owe her a debt of gratitude for her assistance.

The principal Miss Bell who ha/il

charge of the play and drill, etc., in- structed the young ladies and gentle- men that participated in the different parts. The part she played herself in the comedy "All is not gold that glitters" was a masterpiece in itself and was well rendered from start to finish and received the hearty ap- plauseof the whole house. Special mention must he m-ade of the duet by Bessie and Vernal Bell. The sum of $70 was realized. M-any thanks arc due the promoters of this splendid concert as the proceeds are to be us- ed to further extend the now magni- flcicnt library for the Cape Traverse school which stands second to none on Prince Edward Island for appear- ance, teachers and gcnerah equip- ment.

The foll. is the program in detail l.Chorus. Land of the Maplt.-

School children.

2. Reading--Arnett I-lowatt. ' 3. Solo (in costume) 'I‘hat's the rea-

son noo I wear the Kilt-Fred Mc- Lean (cncored.) ‘

4. Duet-The Crooked Bawiben-Bere

sie Bcll, Vern Bell (encorred.)‘

5. Solo-You can’t guess what he

wrote -on my slate'-Blanche Hennes- sey.

Sale of candy.

6.The Minuet-Helen Clarke.

7. Hoop drill--12 School girls. 8. Solo-I'm the man they left Be-

hind-Fred McLean-Fred Mcbeiin (cn- cored.)

9. The Musical asters-seven young

ladies.

10. Boys exercise. .

11. Motion chorus. 12. Bolo-Nellie llIcKle frac Skye-

Fred McLean (encored.) .

13. Comedy Play-"All ls not gold

that glitte'rsj'.

Characters-Ednn Nelson; Bertie

Burton, Olga Crosby, Russel Clark-e, Bessie Bell, Edith Bell.

::0lean your blood! Everyone is the

better of a good bottle of blood pur- ifles taken in the spring months. Dur- ing the winter the system becomes loaded with impurities. Bprlnfl Bar- saparilla is the best blood in-filer we know of. $1. a bottle The llseklanon Drug Oo., Cor. Gt. Geo. 5 Kt. Stl.

isz-iso 151,-465 no-isa 149-443

McEacliern.... 172 146 Caswell... 167 147

Webster... .

' Burlie's

The game last night ln ,_ 'I`otal_...'._. 2274 bowling lcagziiei Busivl1il[2:s:)ryll'if°0“1_ 6:; Majority for Business Men... 32 Clerks resulte n _a ‘__ _ , Ai former by a m“l0""'Y of 32 pmlfégate

N McKay had the lllghfst “gg divid-

STOCK NOTES

Thc attention of horsemen is called

to the advertisement of E.E. Crosby on page sight of this issue, where he offers Miss I. C. R. for sale and gives full particulars about his stallion "Graft."

isa 149-491

163_425 “Our prescription department is

one of the best in the Province. Equipped with all that is purest, strongest and best in -drugs, in charge of licensed, certified liharrnaclsts, we can fill any- physlcian's prescription

carefully, accuzetgly anflptipromgtly.

in our nex resc on 1 ~ _

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McKie... . . 153 148 122 .

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Worth . . . . . . ... 135 Prowse... 157 135 133__425 Rogers... ‘Z9 169 129__4Z-I MOOTC... .. 49 194 1G8__51_1 McKay... . . . ... 1 ____ ____ __

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