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. - "”` Lorn Pigo_tt &:Tm°m;sJ,f:,.,Uur:;i[ii'nnia exhibmf

‘ the others are our

mllltlll among l Pens shown Ii!l!°m°“”‘ R°°;§ iirei-Mlvifi has in au by D- H* £‘h,b?,_,,d_ of these many

Wd' in winners for two or Amherst pr ll nm of an excev'

-- ywrs and B

la ing strain. John

"ny nu' hal; an display a

V l"°°kon which he shows nve ` devil” _“Iver mips logioliis brlgiiiii 'Nations bv limli also shows a wllru' or If/luch interest is erous null ' £“"°’"d "1 tllihtseiitrliltiai of the <'=‘0Wl°l w the 'fe to n brlnilinir ` in from george 3 r A rl- % s' .;:.‘;.:.. wlunl Lonegie' ental harms in ' Ot- eélilf °l Experfms J Moore Truro i|;:l.o:_’§DElr0 fm-,ns were snimewhat _ ing education- msd- A* "Fe °l"“ _ g»,,,,,¢ing held in the Marget I-1231;; W efternoonn.(l_ohgglgggsrugtigi &d_ 32;: tgrfcgli-operation waeqdtelivgred *yy E, (_‘amer0Il._B- A-. ~ - UH' mn., College. This really excellent -'°»"°“'°i ii :::;:.:i.::

opportunities oc u_ A dis-

Qluulsts by Prof. -umnupgé __ session ensued whichh was “ent péarfd in by A number Of 1 0Be DI' GD fall; addresses were highly lllPl`0Cia‘ M (0, their mnny practicall sugges- §°n_q` for theftillcr of the so . d __ ,Yesterday iniisins was argues et with in the Domestic Sciencc-e eng -

nt, Miss Stewart of the 011901 n- ' School and Mrs. Dr. Bagnall, guy, assisted by otherl having dw-5,, of the _work._ _ "rms morning Judging will be

ie seed department

¢'¢snu|. sein |=sie-- --~°“if.‘°f..¢...1.n......... .1 oi_.i....."|'|-IE UEEWS GiU’ARD`|l

is the train in sheaf booth in charge 0 of Peter Brodie, York and D. 'r_ pm-

ser, Kingston. Besides a number

. of excellent individual exhibits in thief

class two splendid groups are show by the Tracadle Cross Institute an

pleasing effect obtained in nrrangi the display shows a certain artist

had that matter in hand. flow Women Wear 'flu

When a woman wants ber husban

little taste of housework convince hlm.- .

Still, very few men realize ho

housework wears a woman out. Wom

en themselves often don't wake up to it in time. When a woman feels tired

all day, can hardly drag herself about

is weak, pale and nervous, she is sick.

she ought to do is to have us send her a bottle of Vinol, our delicious tonic. It has brought the glow of

health and strength back to man wornout women here, by buildin

them UD and making them strong' Vinol must please you-or it costs his ,m,_.1e_ Pump Coy|e_ Chestnut

you nothing. Try it at our risk.

"For relieving that cold there nothing that can excel the splendi health-giving properties of Mac'

Cold Cure, a preparation that cures ~ colds, headaches and all kindred all- om rivals' the Pirates and Outlaws'

ments. Mnc'Cold Cure is very easy t

take and has it splendid record of closely contested gnme_ C_ Garrett

wonderful cures to its creditl Price

box 25c. Sold only by The Two Macs.

drtf.

Excelsior Institute at York, The

DE ic

taste on the Dart of Mr. Brodie who

to know what becomes of her time, she gets him to spend an afternoon at home taking care of the children while she goes shopping_ Even that

_ Georgetown. is

tedi tl -

“alia hell with its handsome decora-

It Perl to buy in this Province "

_There were no cases before the po- lice court in Charlottetown yester- day.

Percy '~POPe, Charlottetown. . was

Hmilllg the passengers to Georgetown on the inail special last evening.

Harry Tweedy,- Earnscllile, was

among those in Charlottetown yes- terday. _

I). B. McDonald, North Bedeque,tlie

well known commercial man, was among the passengers to Georgetown

B on the special train last night. '

Any young may stenographer, de- siring a position as general office. helper, should write G.A.C., care of Guardian. Charlottetown, at once.

1- _ John F. Connolly., Boston, who has

been spending the winter with friends in Charlottetown, left on the special train to Georgetown last night cn re- turn.

She won’t admit it but she is. What

Y Henry Latvlor, Moosejaw, Sack, K who has been visiting in Charlotte-

town for the past month the guest of

Street, left on return last night via

d Inna hockey match in the Hillsboro S Rink, Charlottetown, last evening the

,met once more. .This time the former

U won out 3-2 alter an exciting and

ll was referee and Percy Rodd judge of

play.

About two hundred people heartily

tions so effectively arranged which W, so nicely set on by additional electric lights lust night, novel' 89' mi-ed to better advantage and the

rk reflects credit on those in 3.7_S11m_

'-Mnvrnowiin oin has been c`so1

on this market for twenty-four years,

‘I cnjoycd themselves last evening at

thc parlor social at the home of S._A.

and there is more sold now than 'ever ,md M,.B_ MCDOMM Fitzroy Street

before. The Imperial Oil Co., Ltd.

raisc- funds to assist the Zion Build-

lil'

` siz ooo '

790.447

4ll |81 l.482 349

1.008164 5.064.207

Income Assets AssuraneeS in Force

If FIGURES THAT TELL |

L5 I 45 .547 84.874 » , I

I 506.504 3 995 . 777 9. 682. 746 27. 429.726

2.215.096 12.074125 56.2|8,§l8 5 . 5l7. 6l7 24.504 790 84 .404 972 6.545 20| 44,257.5” l35.6|5.253

ofr°f‘|;e Slenllga |;l:d° Suchsfnnlial Au: f:...l'li'.1’il‘if.‘li..I.`.“...¢.f.,_ Pnonranu:

li costs no more to gc! _the host

W. K ROGERS ‘ R. B. ROGERS, Charlottetown _ Kensington

l86l |871 |881 |891 190| |911

_ Manager P. E. I. Branch Special Agent _ I

ing Committee and as a result of a rolicction H substantial sum was rea- lized. A delightful program was rm- dored and the guests were most hos- uitably entertained. W. T. Huggan acted as chairman. _

-i . ul

\\'. ll. Heron, Montreal; T. G.

Giillillwl". St. Louis; M. E. Warren, Wellington; G, G. Gnrcer, Halifax; A. J. Mcllonald, St. -John; J. O'Neill, Hherbrooke; W. E. Mullaly, St. John; D. S. McKay, Pctcrsboro; D. O'iiei1l, St. John; M. Cumming, Truro; J. H. Grisdale, Ottawa; S. J. |Moorc, Truro; 1). J. McMullen, Tru. - ro; D. McDonald, N. Bedaque; Harvey

Mitchell, Fredericton; A. C. Rogers, Summerside; D. R. McNeill, St. Cath- erines; M. Stcwnrt, Summerside; and A. .f3. l\icl..eod, Burlington, registered at the Victorin. Hotel, Cliarlottetown between 10.15 last night and 10.15 thc previous night.

-Winning last night for the second time the Prowse Basketball Trophy

C5""ll

ie. le

~~ We can supply lobster factories with outfits of the liighcstj

grade throughout, guaranteed strong, sanitary' and ssflsfnct-

ory. -

Siinitary picking tables, trays. collaoders lioilcrs. and in:

fact cveryililng you could want in this line caubc had at thc' lowest prices and all of splendid quality throughout. We have -had long experience in this business and can give you cnt re satisfaction;

Write today for our pricc list and full iuforiuziiioiz

Fred H.Tra1°no1° 31,6 '$223. ii'§f.§'.

0 utfits for Lobster Packers l

the Prince of Wales College Team be- come the owners of the handsome jug. They defeated thc Victorias in the Cliarlottctown Y. M. C-. A. by ix score of lil-7, winning two games out nf three this year and capturing for keeps the emblem of champion- ship. The game was witncsscrl by about two hundred and wus one of

‘thc fastest ever seen on a local floor, ,ahoundiug throughout with critical lsituatious, lightning like work, nc curate throwing and passing and nl- most stellar defence work on bc-th isidcs. The tennis were evenly mat-

lchcil and the result was xi contest -well worth watching. Enthusiasm ran high mid each team was vocifcr- ously encouraged by its supporters. _McKen*/-ic and Sniindcrs for P. W. C. |niid Mctluaiid and Howatt for the Vics were particularly brilliant. In thc second game between the 2nd Ab- bies andthe 2nd P. W. C. in the In- tcruirdintc fragile thelntter won by it score of 26-20. i'-.H. Oberdick re- fereed both games, while C. J. Ricly

_A- 1 f.

was umpire, both ofncials giving cn- tirc satisfaction.

.I-» i _

W' Do You Want to Improve ‘ the Condition of Your Stock ?

. |sortment of Patent Medicines our

CQYH, beans or other grain' can side-fable on thcfeeding bill.

J'.,'» Lower Oueen Street. f

_ .c

- - s .

, .

_ For improving llic condilif ii of yo'-i' hoiscs, ciiillc. sliccp, Pills. Rnd poultry there is no prcparntioii that can _secure ilic . wonderful rich results flint follow the proper i so of Nlelassiiie i Meal. When using Molassinc Meal ilic same iveiglit of oats, ,

_Molnlisinc Meal gives a hcnlfliisr and bcfii.-r zippriiic.

_Pllilfles the blood and niakes the :iiiiiiials more bcaliliv, strong sud enables iliciii to bring fi greater umrkct price. luis the _ best to use - try it. '

Auld Brothers i

hc left out thus saving con- '

, » \ ._\

No other drugstore in this

province keeps 3 better or fresher as-

- great aim is to hand out our goods

in as good condition as when they

-1 left thc makers bands The next time ` you require n "Potent Mcdicine”_ kin~

diy remember this. The MacKinnon

` Drug Oo Cor. Grt. G00. & Kt. gts.

_ iti

Charlottetown. The object was to

Mrs. Albert Aitken, Georgetown, is

in Charlottetowii. -

The District School was not p_rc- sented last night in Pownal,_having been indefinitely postponed.

Dr. E. S. and Mrs. Blanchard,

Charlottetown, left on the special train to Georgetown yesterday en route to England and the Continent.

Mrs. Hugh F. Connors, Charlottet-

own returniad yesterday after spending a few days visiting friends at Hunt- er River. ‘

Misses May and Jennie Skerry of Alberton, who have been spending the past week ln Charlottetovm left on the mail special last night for Bos-

ton. - ‘

Tho masquerade skate in the Char-

lottetown Arena was well pntronizcd last evening and ii large _number of skaters turned out to enivy thc ice while it remains.

Mr. Kerry, a New York _State dc tective, accompM1\¢d _DY his Wlf°» “ee Lois Bailey, have arrived at Murra_Y Harbor on a visit_ to the lntters parents, Capt. J. R. and Mrs. Bal- ley.

who entered the Bisliop's

and made himself obnoxious will oil' pear before the court this morning as well as a number of young IMD who were fighting on the streets

some nights ago. .

Miss Louise Robertson, trained

mu-ge, .laughter of the late Dr. Rob- ertson, Charlottetown, wbo has been visiting friends and relatives for gome time, was among the passengers night, She is cn routc to Provi- dence, Il. I., where she is located. to Georgetown on the mail special last

I-1. R. Mailen, Truro; J. L. Larkins, Richmond; A. A. Ramsay. U0i`I\“'Hll`. J. B. Gaudet, Miscouchc, A. S. Mc.- Kay, Summersldei L' Distant. Fell?" slie; A. A. Mctiaull, Ellerslie; M8101” Qin;-k_ Kensington; Wm. Hamilton, Kensington; J. L. Doolittle, St. Marys; ,l_ T, McKay, Scavic\v and B_’Gnudet, St. Dunstans College, rc- giggereli ni; thc Queen Hotel, Char iottetowni between 10 O'clock 1118*- nighp ,md 10 0'¢i0¢k the previous night. .

7;;-Don't cough a minute longer. A short walk will bring you t0 T-he “Rexal1Storc," thou a bottle of Rcxall Cherry Bark will cure thc cough. 25c. Money back if not sat- isfied. The MacKinnon Drug C0-I The llcxall Store. drif-

::Buntain, Bell & Co.. for best coal. Lowest pricel. P2355-

“A good uniform Oil produces a.

bright cheerful light, which lins a cheerful effect on the whole household, such nn Oil is MAYFLUWER. The imperial Oil Co. Ltd., 3~7<11m-

SECOND SHIPMENT. OF

NEW YORK, March 8-The second

part of the $z0.000,000 nrt collection of J. P. Morgan, collected in twelve

ton . U'

medieval cnauiols and paiiited_er1nm ' els of thc renaissance D0l`\0‘l~ 50'"

cnmc from Ifaris, others from th London establishments of tlic_ nuan- cier. The collection of minintiircs and rare gold boxes of the eighteenth century has not been shipped. _

FATAL FRACAS IN '

A RESCUE HOl\/lit.

OTTAWA. March S-Followillil

home yesterday a man held by the police charged with manslniighternnd another mission ‘inmate is dead.

Joseplr; Cali, aged twenty-five and

William Knigot. arc held by the DU- lice Patrick Scanlon, aged twenty two of Smit.h’s Falls drifted into the place in ri drunken condition seeking fight. Ho mct Lfnll on one of thc floors and they started to inilx it.

(.‘-all npparently lift Scnulon ovc

thc eye and ns thc latter fcll li

and hrokcihiii neck.

N llow to Trent _

A drunk _

Palace in Charlottetown last night

MORGAN ART WORKS.

cases, has nrrivcil from Southaml;

lvl

T l`8tl()ll DH bél Ollt in YOUI f1`l€ll1Ul`lB e and my tolcgrams As to the recess

It consisted of $3,000,000 worth of atchcwnn’s claims upon your conside-

r-i|givcn Ontario to l’ort Nelson, `fl

Sp:-eine and Sfreim

After Ten Days' Suffering Mr. Quinn Says Nothing Cures Like Ncrviliue.

Thousands Rgrhmend

“Nerviline”

One of the must soul-distressing

accidents that can befall one is a bad ankle or wrist sprain. "lf I had only known of ‘Nervlline' earlier, 1 could have saved myself an enormous amount of pain and iuuny ngonizinlg nights of sleeplessness.” Thus writes P. P. Quinn.

“I tumbled from ii hay loft to thc

barn floor and sprained my right ankle and left wrist. They swelled rapidly and caused excruciating pains. It was not convenient to go to the city, and the liiiimcnt in the

line relief came quickly. lt took down the swelling, relieved the pain and gave me wonderful comfort.

"I can recommend Ncrviline for

strains. bruises, swellings, muscular pains, and sore back. I lmvc proved- it a sure cure in such cases." Think what it might some day mean to you to have right in your home, ready for an accident or emer- gcnt sickness, a bottle of two of Ner- viline. Get it today. L‘a.rge size bottles, 500, or sample size 25c., at all dealers, or -The Ca- tarrhozoue Co., Kingston, Ont.

8.15

BORN

_ L.-nan.u-iaouius, iviar. 12 to ri. B. and _Mrs. Leard a son, congratula tions!

_ DIED

'1‘REMl~iIll<1---At Hampshire, on Mon

day evening, March li, 1912, Thomas Tremere, aged sixty two

ars Fi\nci'al tomoi‘row, Thurs-

_ years.-L.L. _ _

__________--

SASKATCHEWAN

WANTS HUDSON'

_ BAY PORT, TOO.

ltEGf.\'A, Snsk, Max-cb 10-C-our

municati<,us between the' provincial government and Ottawa government continue to piiss relative to Saskat- clicwan's claims to access the Hudson liay. and on Saturday Acting Pre- mier Cnlilcr in reply to Prcmicr Bor ilen's wirc of last Thursday setting forth thc position taken by his cahi nct towards the claims put forth by the Scott government. "To Hon. R. L. Borden, Prime Min-

ister, Ottawa.

"|Ynur telegram of thc 18th re-

ccivcil. The government of Saskat- chewan docs not now und never did 'cmisldci' thc resolution of 1908. "lid Sir Wilfrid l.miricr's statement, rc fcrrcd to in _vour telegram, as xi final disposition of its clairmi for the pnr- tition of the Hudson Bay tcrritory.In lpoint of fact, notwithstaiiiling said resolution, conferences have bccu go- ing on since your government assum- crl onicc with other provinces con-

tccrnod, thus showing the ~roposed settlement of 1908 was not consider- ed final by you.

‘I ngain urge the iusticc of Sash

that press despatch:-As state what you government has declared its inten- tion to transfer to thc western pro vinces the public ilomnin within their respective limits. ln that case if your government has finally decided not to give cffcct to our claims set out in our memorial, nt very least thc iiilestion of iight of way slioul

e .~ ~ f ii

fracas in thc mcn’s rcscuc `miss-iion bc settled now.

"Owing to the increase in our popu-

lation and in our grain production our people have n direct interest in Hudson Bay ports. Before long it is likely that sevcriil railways will bc built to the hay, one or more of which may he state-owncd,

"(iSigned) J. A. (`-ALDER,

"Acting l’remicr."

YAL1-I MEN PLAN TO

I' e IlEVI\’E OLD SPIRIT.

struck his head on the heating coils --

Nl<}W HAVEN, (`t., lllarcb 8- De-

ploring thc dccliue of the old Yale

t EHINE lllllllll fllNI]

l’rcsliytcriau Congregation,

Georgetown ........ .. $23.00

fl Mrs. Mary Hcr.derson....... $ 1.00

D. W. Hownrd....,..... $1.00

FOOTIJALL PLAYER

STRANGLES TO DEATH.

i ` <-.oLi.i<.'<;i~:v1i.i.1-i, re., Maron s- Robcrt Thompson of Pittsburg, a Ur-

,lsiuus College football star, was str-

...._ ,,

1 .

1 NDERW00

,Q A Typewriter Business

_'l_`y‘pewriier`s __

will not spring up overnight. .It fakes years of_-pro-

' llressive methods. 'x 'ears of such methods in

. . 5 .

~ iuanufacturing the Undgr\\'ood have placed it where

_ it is The largest selling' Typewriter in the World.

f . - _

The United Typemifer Co. of N. S.

' W. R. Eckenley 3 .,.,,,,,,,,,

Mliiager, llelihii N.S. Pam, each

'~ Hldsl

, angled to dentb while eating dinner i- in the college dining ball, as many of

bis fellow students- laughed, thinking that ho was joking. His brother was seated nt thc some table when the nc-

_ cidcnt occurred. His throat was in

,a weak condition from the effects of it recent attack of diptheria, and it is believed the muscles of his throat lcontracted ii piece of meat.

' OHARLOTTETOWN usmrmrs.

Corrected for every Wednesday nm Saturday issue.

White oats

Beau, per bunch

Lnrd, per lb.

Lettuce, ner huneh

Beef (small) per lb.

Beef (quarter) per lb. Lamb. per lb. (lmeil)'

Fowl °

Ducks

Hay, per ton Straw per ton Eggs, per- doz.

Cnlekdn ‘

Potatoes, per bushel

Butter

Black oats

45 to 46 4 to £- 14 to If

8to16 6to9

9 to is

12 to 14 $12 to Sis

ze to so

ea to ai

24 to ' 30 . 45

lflkinl (-free of hold)

10 to 14

9 to 1? -

60 to 80

10 12

Why Should I Use Cuticura Soap?

“ There is nothing the matter

with my skin, and I thought Cuticura Soap was only for skin troubles.” T rue, it ir for skin troubles, but its great mission is to /ire:/en! skin troubles. For more than a generation its deli- cate emollient and prophylactic properties have rendered it the standard for this purpose, while its extreme purity and refreshing fragrance give to it all the advan- tages of the best of toilet soaps. It is also invaluable in keeping' the hands soft and white, the hail; live and glossy, and thc scalp free from dandruff and irritation.

While its first cost is a fewcents

more than that of ordinary toilct soaps, it is prepared with such carc and of such materials, that it wears toa wafer, often outlasting several cakes of other soap, and making its use, in practice, most econom- ical. Cuticura Soap is sold by druggists and dealers everywhere, but the truth of these claims may be demonstrated without cost by sending to “C_\1llC\lf3»" D510- 7 M» Boston, U. S. A., for a liberal sam- plecake, together with n thirty-two

- ii igdlehre- vu' iv° lmiehw I to 5

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page book on the skin and hair

f _ '_ ._ ' 11,3 -

spirit and calling attention to thc fact that since the class of 1912 has been in college Yale has won one football championship, one baseball championship, none on the track and no crow rare with Harvard, some Ynlc seniors have sent ii printed no- tice to the members of the senior class and a communication to the Yale News asking for ii weekly gath- ering at "Mory's" a famous Yale re- BON.

"(`au’t wc git linck this spirit as

well as making 1912 tba soliil_unitc it ought fo hc ovcr a glass of bccr nt 'Mor_v’s' every Friday night from now on Lot us try it. Lct':~i sec

_yon nt ‘Mory’s' next Friday night at

THE STANDARD OIL

SUBSIDIARIES MUST

LIST ON' CURB.

NEWWORIC. March 10-Unless the

so-called subsidiaries of the dissolved Standard Oil and American Tobacco companies make application tn have list of the New York curb market as sociation and comply with its rules, within a reasonable time, quotations of the shares on thc list will hc dis continued, according to an announce- ment made yesterday. Transfers of the stocks are noiv made only at tho home office of the hompanies in dit- forent parts of the United States, it ll stated,-and "none of the usual safeguards against over issue or mis- take in certificates have been pro- vided." '

The announcement states that ob-

iectlon tn having thc stocks listed has been made by "two or three houses. which have made ii specialty nf trading over the counter in those securities and desire to control the market in their own onions," but that in view of_tbe recent nctlve mnrkct for the securities, listing be-

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iii the Kensington l’rci~:bytcrin (Tliurch on thc Union question. llcv. G. A. Sutherland is the pastor.

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CHURCH UNION .

_ For .f\ giliiist

Elders ll 0 Communicnnts 82 22 Adhcrcnts 34 2 _ 1

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Elders 1: 0 Uoiniiiuuicnuts 7 1. 23 Adlicrcuts 30 4

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\'I('S Dl‘ll<`lCA'I`l'1ll EA'I`UNS.

WIl\`NIl’EG, .lliirrli 10--The Winni-

peg Victorins disposed of thc ldntuii team of Toronto last night by tne score of 9--i in the first giimc for the Allnu Cup. The result wus not zi surprise to thc inns in the city, ns it was expected that the local team would win out.

From The North Country

Where thc Winters are Cold and thc Snows Deep(

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Writing from thc vicinity Il:1\'iii

Harum mndc fiiinuiis, ii man says that he wus xiii habitual cuffce drink- cr, and, nltliougli bc knew it was 40. lug him linrm, (Ten is ciiunlly barin- flll, becausc it contains caffeine-the same drug found in coffee) was too obstinate to give it up, till all at once he went to pieces with nervous- ness and insomnia, loss of appetite, weakness, and a generally used-up feeling, which practically unfitted him for his arduous occupation, and kept hiui on a couch :it home when his duty did not cnll him out. . "While in this condition Grape- Nuts food was siiixzcsteil to mc nuff I began to use it, Although it was iii the middlc of winter and thc ther- inomctei' wus often below zero, nl- most my entire living for ni,-mi; six weeks of severe r-_v;\..,~;;,,-p ,ms on Grape-Nuts food with a litflc broad and butter and 11 cup of hot ivnfcr, iill l was ivisc enough io make Pos- tum my table hcvcrngc.

"After the first two works l began

_to fccl bcttcr mid during thc wlmlg |win_tcr T ncvr-r lost a trip on my imail route, frequently being on the road 7 or 8 hours at ii time. `

"The constant uinrrcl to nie was

|how a person' could do thc mioiint of 'work and endure thc fatigue and hardships as I did, on an small nu amount of food. lluf. 1 found m_v neu' raitions so perfectly satisfactory that _T have continued them-iising both Postiini and Gra\'e-Nuts at every mcsl, and often they comprise my entire meal.

l "All ui_\' nervoiisuess, irritability

and insomnia have disappeared and healthy. natural sleep has come buck tr. inc. Hut what had been per- haps thc greatest surprise to me is the fact that with the benefit to my general health has come a remark. able improvement in my eye-sight.

"lf a good appetite, good dig(-S.

tion, good eye-sight, strong nerves and an active brain arc to he desir- Gll. f can say from my own up". iencc. use Grape-Nuts and Postum. Name Rlven by Vnnadlau 1’ostum ('o. Windsor, Ont.

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noivii<:s'r1c LEMONS.

LOS ANGELES, March 8-Recent

,receipts of foreign lemons received at `Enstcrn seaport points; and the un- iconfirnicil reports of fi shortage in lf‘:i.liforiiia, point clearly to specula- ftion, ns indicated in an iiuthoritativo ‘statement from E. 0. McComiick, lvicc-prcsidcnt, of the Southern Pacino L Railroad, who states thnt dealers and iliousckeepcrs need have no fear of nb- inormnl prices because the home crop will force nn equalization ol the uinrkct.

'1"l`AWA I<`A\'URS

(‘HUR(‘lI UNION.

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_ ()’l'TA\\`.\, l\lurcb 12-The recent results of the vote on church union which is being taken in all the Preo- bytcrinn churches ' throughout thc capital, show even iuorc strongly in .favor of union than did the results 'first made public. ini four churches 'which linvo completed the voting, tlin vutc for is G34, wbilc against it

_ thcrc are 56 votes.

'cLA»RA nA1z'roN Now I is nr/rri-in in<i/u/iiu

I \r.\smNc;'ro-_\', March s-iviias -flora Burton, founder of thc Red (Toss, who is ill at licr home in Glen il-lcbo, Mil.. is more comfortable to- ;day. The venerable nurse is moto -than nlncty years old. Ellie suffered la severe attack of pneumonia about n lycnr :ego nnd since that time has not lbcen in robust health. Mrs. Barton ,has been confined to hcr bcd for six - weeks. is .lhiillll

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BIG :*l'I`ORM IS ‘; RAGING JN SYDNEY.

5 sviimfzv, March io-The city -is icnvclopcd in one of thc worst snow -storiiis of thc winter, ull traffic is ll:-ciug helil up during thc day. The -'snow is driiiiig into urcnt banks uf [from tlircc to six fcct high, mill iii; imidiiiglit the storm shows little signs 'of nbating. The wcntlici' is not cold, fond no casualties have been reportcd so far, l- _'- - : "

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i 'l‘() THE l‘Ai`ll"I(`. Lf()AS'f`. l 'The lutcrcolonlal Railway is offcr- ing special excursion iaros isccond lclnss) to Pacific coast points. goml going 'during Ilinrcli und up to April 15th. Tlirsc :irc good to iloinfs ill British Colunibiii, Uregoii, Washing- ton, Vnliforiiin, A|'izonn,f Nevada, Tcxns, mul Mexico. Particiilnrs rc- `gardiug these fares to various des- _tinntion.~: may bc lcaruril from the Euenrcst ticket ntfcnt. These wishing to profit by thc cxtrcniely low fnrcn will do _well to remember that thc Maritime lilxprcss carries an -\ip-to- date colonist. cnr throiigb to Mon- _trcal on which thc traveller will flnil lcvery comfort and convcnlencc. 3-9d4i. i - I Arrived in C-biirlottctown a magni-

ficent supply of the very latest Eng- lish woolens of the hnndsomest dc-

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