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1,91?--._ _ __ _ ___ - _'run cri.-tiinorrnrowu Gualiontu - _ v. p_r,GE_:»l'~-*i _~ '

l-Y' §‘_ I* ` ` ’ ' ‘” r ;f__wfv.a»~g_r|u_\-..-.s__-__/-~r\lv'|g-<-,»f,»- if-r V --M,-. ~-_-5--.-_-,__ _ _ _

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' You Will Like These -Pleasant Taséig ‘

w_.__.___ ‘ ‘*“" '

_ _ _ _ _-:_-:; f -:_-:_-_-_-l.-_~:: - -_-_-_-; - _-_-_-_-_-_-; -_ _-_-_-_-_-; - - -_ _-_ _ _- - - 11,- ;;:_»:_-_-_-_~_-_-_-;_-_~~_~_~;_~ _ -_AZ _-_-_-_~_~_

, . __ - - IT PAYS to buy in this province. HER; ~r9pAy__. 7", unluolle ui

_ “'l‘he Fighting Trail" 3099

_ __ nuioir iioiciirs

_ tion, huskiness, h .ns§_on_So _______________o:li¢_i_il3cl__tl_l1¢_i_tll_s;_t__11az'assms. tickling; _ impy isso ve on t T - t.ionsPl_n tile n__i_li_uth and ?ml’ri.edvil.il)t¢;)frellleql‘s‘;v?ll“lle¢l.eglt: conf _ A ns ar roat oo - ' = are sold only at our Pengleziesgtrtierel.-].ack§’(3'i::l:: §§2.erous me and

in T110? are_the most 'effective relief for simple throat ir* U

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_ _

l. F_A_'_|;_|..As___'r.__'1‘_litl 'lthd chapter ot the __‘. ‘

g ug rs _ oayo on account of ooN"r Miss .tho 'ith chapter or

lthe storm, at the Prince Edward your guvul-nu gui-lnl the Fighting

» `l“"l°Y “llfl l°lll°l'l`°W- _ » 3099 Trail at the Prince Edward today

* ----' _ and tomorrow. ` 3099 _ RESERVED SEATS are selling fast _ ;t'or tonight’s entertainment "An Irish FUNERAL TODAY.- The funeral' l Eden". Secure yours before they are of the late Mrs. James Nicholson will -ull sold. 3094-3-i8Mli. be held' Qodny Monday at 1 olclock

_ _

visir Pos'r|=-oNEo.-A telegram Mrs. James Irving-. Cherry valley.

ii-ecelved Saturday” states that Dr _ ` _ James W. Robertson, who was to A l_l-l~-|»l_E LA-l-E lint none the less speak here on March 21st on mnt- welcome-the 'ith chapter of the

‘ 1-.ers of national interes has cancelled

t Fi h Tr il his visit until the first week of April. iugashigid tim;-tl-°tu};_e Prince

EMERALD _FUNCTION POSTPON- A COLD DRIVE.-In order that

ED.-The concert and lecture booked Rather McAulay of St. Peter's could

tor tonight (March 18) in the B. I. S. reach the city in time for the 11 Hall, Emerald, has been postponed. o’clock service in St Dunstan’s Cath- 'l’lie new date will be announced later cdral yesterday a team was sent from

JUST ARRIVED (‘ 300 Bbls. Robin Hood Flour ` ALSO IN STOCK

` Beaver-Q C't -R id- ' beam and Royal §g?1Isehdl2l F1021):-all Go Sun

ALL ORIGINAL QUALITY

_ Order now as our next shipment will be War

_ ~. - p _v eav_ with :i

"Dil Collin, ot’ Edmonton, is now at piercing cold wind.

- Borden, accompanying the remains oi' --- _

his wife. The funeral will take place H.l(;l-|53 pnlcgg FOR RUBBER

from the residence of Mr. Hammond FOOTWEAR.-Owing to the, manu- Mchwen. Lot 40, as soon as trans- tiacturers having advanced prices on ll0l‘lllil0ll 00ll<illl0llS will permit. :til lines of rubber footwear, owing to

. the increased cost of labour and all

_ RETURNED TO_ MONTREAL.-Dr. iuaterials, readers may, expect and iid- Nicholson ol McGill University who vance immediately, as local stock'-_ ‘ lett Montreal to attend the funeral ol’ are running -low and new goods will his mother the late Mrs. James Nich- have to be- purchased to fill rcrluire- olson of (Theriy Valley reached Sack- ments. ' 3093 ville l-‘rirlny but owing to the blockade ____ wiis forced to ieturn to Montreal, To HOLD A F000 5Al_E_... 'rho being unable to reach here in time. Uliarlottetown____lnembers ot' the 105th

--- Comfort. Circle intend holding u

Q“ahty____R0ued 0atS__Bran_MiddlingS_0il ISLANDER IN CHARGE.-lt is “Fond Sale" in Moore St- McLeodvu

Cake Meal - C0tt0n Qeed Meal and Sugar Beet

A HORNE & CO

2973-3-12mtiisat1wkE»fri. A5-' - _

state-d_in it London dispatch that the store on Easter Saturday. This event (ianadiaii Demobiiizution Committee will no tloullt bo of intel-out 10 the gill. luis issued its final report and it is Zeng who are well aware 0( W1-ml gill.

_ _,understood the recomincndations have (til-¢le'S will-lg has mea-ut, und still

been referred to the authorities at means to the brave boy; overseas. ()tt_iiwzi_ ln the meantime it has been 3(l93_3_1ll_\lll_ nctzessary to take steps to classsify ___ the men :indarrangc for it systematic 1-HE MA|l_5____ linsi nigni. Shortly ‘lf‘-llllflii With the illlellllllll €ff€Clllli! after 9 o'clock two couriers arrived ileinohilization ol the (anadian forc- ln llm Cliy fi-inn l'l0nSlinn._ willl

_ 05- 5ll` ‘Eilwafll Kemp llllll aPDl“0‘/ell light loads of mail from Borden

A IN Msnoiuan

w. HARRY MACFARLANE

\Vo"'li':lcen rc' .I ftl .d/il

"‘ *J* ’ "` GNL" " "` "J l den ol` l<`deii" rotr-ntl told'

Meali all of which we are selling at lowest prices

O l A I

_ _ ._ _ _ _

__» the appointment ol' Major Arthur Sul- -pliei-e was ue,-_V little -local mail in

li_v:in the well-know_n \Vlnnlll_€g ‘lllllf ltlie assortment. The men had ai. very "f’“"'l`- S0" ‘ll Sli' W- W- S\llllVilll» 0- 'strenuous time, being on the road ovcl'

Wim (.l\_iirloti.ctown, who has lit-.en secrc- | ll lnnii.5-nnd fighting the --lmll-i near.

Mcnw iuiy t_o thc c_oiniilit.tcc, to lic thc oillccr ly ull lliu Wli_V_ y(._,il_l-n-ilny nininlnll

Gm__ iii clirirgc til this work uiidci' thc nd- -iw" ,.(nn.l‘.i.,_i wiili linnvv lonllu ini-l_

MESOPOTAMIA STORIES

U-I\ll0n Purilt, oi' Jerusalem,

dcscribntl himself ns “Vicar of liotnmizi. and Rural Dean ol' th

___ from the residence of her daughtern. IN `

-_.,..'_- , soot;-3-isiviii chariottotown on ‘saturday to bring '

,. ' . --- the reverend gentleman in. The roadsl

i wAl'r|No A'r sonosu --Mr .los were oxoe tionan h v

nl' Mr. W. Hairy 'Mzicl-`:irl:tiio, cldestl i_nSl‘__ nm _ y

um of Gco E Macviirianc, nl Lnnigiui, In ‘ln I l ln l"""l""‘

ll lui., ill'-llll' l-f‘flll`l`lll~ \_ :thc (iity Iloi~rlcnvilii‘cct_ and so

FILMDOIVPS DAINTIEST STAR _

The ioniantlc, appealing story of T

V 'v' M rtin

` ' - l' _ .coercion rho lives -alone with 'hor--"

Bowers. Romance reenters her life

when s famous artist searching for an ._ -

er's ducks by appearing among them. afloat in her own little basket. When

"wheel, Love, all-engrossing. all~con-

--her artist goes away_ "Little Dutch" waits and waits. it never occurs _to _, her that Lionel has forgotten her. `

She hears that he is ill and in want in Paris. Alone and afoot she starts

for the great city to comfort and cure for him. She arrives to _find disillus- ioii and disappointment awaiting her. Jean, the woodman-.lean the faith-

ful-takes h_e_i' back to her village

_ pl home but the sunlight has gone out _

for "Little Dutch." Once more she

’ seeks tho pond_ where the startled

Little '

Girl

.-\ picture \'t-rsioii of

,.-..., R'

f§_-.»°

\'0itlu's novel of _ _

-_.gg ' \'|'u7\_»l`rwi|N riser-Walks-Panel#

coinliclliiip; clm1-in-_-

_ -~'|-wi, Llllli. \\'oodcii _A s1'oRv or A REAL SENTIMENT _

Slices." |:isi.loi-i‘rFui_|.v ENAGTED

,\ i'v\'ic\v of sonic of lust \\'vck’_s IRISH SONGS _

l'¢»nt_m~o,e, ' "liilliirlicy Bly llmuo ()’t-i' Thi- St-ai"

l _ ' __ _ - 'u ' 1 ‘ __ ___| _ i nicht ol' Agriculture has nothing to do l _ ` _ with the fair except to provide iudgcs VOCATIONAL TRAINING ‘ ' and to stipulate that tho dates of SYSTEM IS DISCUSSED '_ the differcnt fairs held in the pro- --

vince do not clash. The Committee Administralor of _Vocational Work Of In 3 most exciting mulch, played dn- nppointed last year to conduct this Military Hospitals Commission the best loo of the season, the ol-lgl-_._ sliring's Seed Fair in Charlottetown Speaks in Toronto nal holders ot' the Wright Cliallengei culled a inccting ii week or more ago -'- _ _ _ cup defeated their former conque- liut on account. of thc condition oi' The system of vocational tru\l'ling_frors, the Ladies’ loom, Satiirdayhf-_ the roads none ot' thc country mcm- l'or_1eturned soldiers which is enali- lurnuml lly ll num-l. of lgl_ll_ hers wt-rc able to lic present, thc on- _ling mcn tn learn new occlipations Tho l-u_t,l|l|,i;l ly- mcinhcr hi atteiidnnco being Mr. land in many instances to go back in-

- `- iTfl.¢ Central`Guardian 7 “"`- ~ -_ _ __ _f ,_ `_,-

'PODAY V l ' 'ronloirr

AT 3-15 | L 7 and 8.45

the babe who startled the old garden- .i

ideal model for his "Marguerite,"-lf'

- e sees “Little Dutch" at her spinning _ _ _ i

querahle enters her heait.'and then' “ ll

ducks found her. ;

"°_“ ‘z~'::ll- tl i :zl z'l

LADIES PHOTOGRAPHED _______ now liiirtif i _i il tht lofi mii

'S:isk.. foi-iiicrly of P. l-1. l. “Said that who" hi’ “lst '°'aw_hl¥ ‘viontrctil Star ot' ' ° . t : - mfwln-rd IH on ns way inwards nw

llnrrv left the island for thc West

_ , _ _ _U l ' _ V _ . ` _ I ziliout. tcn years ago. ii<-fore goinlll .UW Fha people “en ` po

\\'i>_»il hciullgfll school in__ Souris

_ , . ~ _ ’ _ c ii i'ci 'orc “l `ll' ll' il lsliring llark and W:-_st l\cnt. _scliool “nw on _m:|.‘:h__ __w(l_rP'___1'_n0i’ :_ :ind Mt1r‘lZlttt‘. lic also tziugllt st-_hooll _ ` . ' " " ‘

“clizu'ge' the scent-rv did not impiess- ‘ _ “ ‘well ful" (ml lll-lllll-lllll

vm,_\__ tziins six large photogrupliic groups ___

stiickcn and licggcrl for “baksliec.-alll." ol Um Dmmmom Canadian women ENJOYABE EVEN|NG~""' 3llllll`(lilY ln' Ci -ni an ___ who were culled into council at Ot- uiglil_ lil,-_ .l3_ lloy l.l,ilnnin_ ill., mlm-ll.

“neg ., lawn. in oiic may he seen Miss lliizcl lun ungel of lliu uiniiliig nninniemlnl

'- Stcrnf. of Charlottetown Supervisor

_ -' ' .- - h~..t'.:' -_

for a while in the Wt-st. about six] \ "0m'el’ wfenmg U’ bcrllnons of Womf-n’s institutes for the Isla l nm" W O are “mm glued in th(

‘inoiiths licl’oi'c his clcnth he took ovt-I1' ima mosqmmeg' Sum: "Ev"

lhc nimiiigeiiiciit ol' thc linnilinn llotcl_

~» -f

death, which was caused by aciicniiai, nt the early- age of 38 yt-airs, it is lint it short time sinci- the Guurdiiin ro- corded the accidental death of his brother l~‘i'r-d, who was lost in zi. wash

vlliln r ' ~ - ill- city, urranged it friendly hockey

_m LW Gm_ne_n.s lovely U ~ nmrli ldext t__o___l_icrti.-l seated l.ady_ H. Kings-_ match in the Arona. between the coni- llllnliii il wonnhm luke __ na____ng .on, 0 on l‘0lll, iillfl Ulf! (.-Olllllellll Ol iiierciul inch at thc Victoria ilotcl

Aslilnirnlmni ol' l<_redei'_icton. Among nnll llieii. fellow llnigntn Ol me grin

_lirnlgn ‘llller Plomlllelll ("l-llallla-ll Wmllell lll ul thc Revere Hotel. The match was S__l___n the groups are Mrs. Nellie MOCl\llli1» ii good one, full of fun and some good so M ol XvlnnlilennMrsl_1\luri1_liyi_l resilient playing, and resulted in o victory for

uot about rinsing the money. 'rho §,n_q“’W‘““§ "iffl,rrif]’§‘e°"_ Snrgels {ll<l__\'lCl01‘iH Hotel team by 11 score ol' p"0l°l" wer” whlpped "ml lll“("lllm’ll' Shortt Mis William l)cnilis.'iiid dill- ‘"_" After the game Mr' Holman nll ini() _nnnlinn wiln l_»,l0_0li0 Tin. v -~ - - cntcrtaiiicd both teams to ti. luncheon

At llzigtllul. the pontoon having been wnshetl away, the determined to build a new one,

lmt overla hrtmge mm ul? his Sislmivllifilfgti cost £4,000, the tax-iinl_hr-i-ci' ers' lil- 'l“‘ llmllfy K_°l`ll@" Wlllcll Will* f0ll‘ -!l\ll'0~.11l0~\1t -W0 y@1\l'S=l.0~ . _*_ owcd with a toast list that brought no loaves his rtuhoi; mother, _oho l"""“"""'jQ° "’“'- sssvics A'r_cA1'i-t_Eoi=iA|. vias- lo,-ll, ul, ,mu n,,,n,,u,. ,mln new and

sister, Illnnchc :ind ont- hrot_icr. H Cmnt Be Done TERDAY--T110 l€l1St0t St. Ptltrwk 0lll_

i»‘ronk. all of liunigon. no was it nop-1 was velebffilt-<l yesterday in St. Dim- ___ l"“" °l Ml" ll"“"-" ll- M""l"""l"'"` "V Irish t`oremn.n lookin down into Stull-,S.C“U‘€A'(lml hy ll Smem" lllgll THE TRAINS.-The Bm-den train

this city.

______._.__----

'i\llnar<l's Liniment. Un.. Liinitcd. _

I-lavciisr-tl MIN/\itU'S i.lNlMEN“l‘

for Group; found nothing equal ln il; euro curc.

t‘.llAS. I-I. Slll\l`tl‘

llnwshnw. .\i. R.. Sl-pt. ist. 190-'-

. 5 mass .it 11 a ni ’I‘lic Reverend Filth-l - . _

__ _ ii _ _ _ -_ _~ . _ _ winch was stuck at Albany nil day Slffxalilfllnv Ol yous uni, down ln9_,_n->~- 'I?1l__lVl‘l_‘_{l_l_l;° lll‘_l‘-D°_?“lll_/_‘V35 °9_l_;*lll“lil- Saturday, got through to Emerald

_ _ _ l - - _ _ » 0-- '_ . . _ .

vlnnn lnom .l)eiOw__..S(,_vcn_.. _ d V l le' ld" _ “C911” _ Wd* ycslcidlii .ind is on her wny now to-

eacou, Rev Father W. J. MticDon (-li_i,lnli(,l0 A . . i

W ll l l.l» lt _ _. _ _ _ . wn. iiothei tia n has

P ` ‘If,l_;lth‘;_'_l_lSH*__l;;l:_':__l;lll_EL’lle__illll nll_l§terR‘l_;’_~_ left to 'Porzleii to follow up and kept

A M0 DY Dlspasi-l-ll-,N _ 9 l 'e the i-ond t-icuii. The Summerside

0 ‘-el`9"l°llll`”- Rev- Father A- Mll°All` train is still stalled near Travellers

From Answers lf1_>'._ il_arlSli iillcsft if St. Ps-t§_rs Bar ire.-u_. The 'rignish train is stuck

lllcllc e‘ 0"" ° l '3 lllosl °‘\ll9lll lietwceii Piusville and Albcrton. Tile

Mrs. llilton: “Wcren't you surpris- m.“li"i0"mlrenBivi Blelrlnlgnn ye; Geolgelnwll t-ml” len Mt' Stewart’

cd dcnr when vonr husband Have vou gmt- n tw mmm N at U' L J' _ yelllerllay ‘ll 1 D' m' “ml at ll lllclll'

' ` - ' .,.. ` llcllll foilsfl lll5 l"l‘llll‘5l'lY address- la-it night had not reached (‘ardig.n

Such,” nifle l)_reSEnt‘, ,l _ _ Wlllcll Was Ol all lll5l0l'l°‘ll lla'-lll`@ The Murray I-iurbor train is] stnlllt-ill

Mill- Tlllllll- Nfl- l “as '“""lll" dealt with the Celtic race from thc noni' Qurrcy The Souris train that

lflllli-" carllcst times and v .‘ i st i. ir- f T ' - `

_"1" "0 ll‘lll vv s stalled within 200 yards of Ro-

.___._.j.__.._---»---- lllg lf) the Vast- ll-lllll0l'lCl‘~ ' ylflty .lilllkglioll go; lo lhg (jlly ygg.

-*T terday at 1 p. m. A train left on rc-

ll' iioiiliy is kept. tightly' covered :indl THE _STORM.-l-rida_y there was ini.,-i l-oi. Snniin at 7 in m__ left Ml_

ill u dnl-k place it will not become it drop in the temperature and n ri-ic Siminil nl fi lr, in and

_ _ ' ' ' -.-p. .' at1.1p.m.

ls\i;.;:ir_v_ lin the wind. ll ll0l`fl\W@Sl Sion" Si_lll`l' had not reported at Morell. The

tml ill- Sllfflllg “P the S"°W illlfl mil' Souris train is the only one that has

M, ' - -_ -_ _ I-Inlllllllg lll°l`e l-l"~llllll9- The Sll°W ll5lll` connected the City since Saturday.

>&4!-=l4>l‘4¢i€-\~`i'»l->lal¢l=H1-'»i¢~rZ~‘f-I-?i:+Pl'<ri.\'+l!%l»>i€-l»?i4-l\?lé4€l#lei€4»¥l@l>lé¢»5lé-1%-Eli-l-Eié-Hi-lélé _shovels and the trains were Slallefl

'it-.rs on the P.E.l .R. thiew down theii llie 9l_li_

-l- once more Cuttings which had been -l-RQUBLE FOR -l-RAvEi_i_ERS__

__ _ f;li_opene<l with V/so much labour wcrc Tlinn are now about nity Imssengérs _ A _-Ll lille-ll “ll llgllllh llle SHOW lielllg Dill'-ll` at lliordcn, including those who came ll' ' ' ' fl fi§'..i§`5`2~fi"7l-'§‘.f‘l_`.?i'] §'l§iitl1fiffi"`ti.@ iii-t'§`l3' "le" °" ‘"8 “lil “ll” "f il” "°“‘ ”““ :_ _ _-1.," f- ' ~ ~t1. l --» t - i, - wit-wie;-4~>i~i»-t~i~>lr ' .1 `1 1 ;: > ;i-~|»>iei-F-14%ae:--iehie-|-tt-i»iel-islet-i--i-I-.1<-I-F-i-.ie-i-.l.-H+ wma mtonnnt_-ri_ti.o tom. shturritn' 1.1.23dltfffu°`I,‘,,u‘,§§§,""‘1,",,"°“’T‘_ “If”

it was still driftiiig and yesterday thc i in mo u on ‘H W;

' l '

1_5-1 r --if - ~ - - ' _ ' vurous rmhouses and in the rail

' countr- roads were banked in somc -

ilaccslove ten feet hi li With con way cars and get their meals at the

Classified. ads, under thlehead cost MISCELLANEOUS I r g ' _ ' "‘lll""‘l-" "dllllllg llflll-" Qlllle il llllll"

one cent per word per Insertion where huh `|oeo`inpanle‘e order. with mlnl- mum ehsrge of 25 cents per Inna tl°n. Count your words and uve mo - ly by_ remitting with order. Stamps accepted. Ads; taken 'by ph°l\\ sent by mail will no charged It 2°- nsr wefd, to cover book-klelpllld ¢l‘l"‘ gel, stationery _end postage °I\ I countl. ` AGENTS WANTED

ll .A

DY.

- _ _ ditions as they .iie no\v travelling _in nm. drove to _Snmmersldn nnn oinnn " z form is practically out of tie i l ~ .d , ' , . ' -i-HE SAFE WAY To SEND Mglqgy lllll _ __ _ ,, po ns. batui ay Mi. Mt.\.elll, the

by mail is by Dominion Express Mo- flugstlqn' _ uw' oldest lnhulflmnt llV@l'.Vmi1ll ‘lf Sullllllelliille. had tell

. . 1 - . t t kl ll. . H. _

ney Order. 3002-.i-19Mh.1i :__`;___‘§s“;'___:€l"cE:;_C_‘__l;§n___l _‘l__l‘;§§l§°l0l__ th; teams waiting to diive. some of thcni

] .

P ____ l____md Runway were conqider to tielr destination. A nunibei ol'

dams Mass., offers o three year .“ -V Worse “ll eve” ll 0 terduy. 'l‘hey are quite a number ldouri-ie' of training for young wo- ‘ml xiirirzlfi t_;‘lf‘T$Ia';',e'_`)‘:__l‘e_:‘_:'X of ladies in the party. All are being men who wish to enter the nurs- “lm im ,_;_e‘ being* p__od__ce;i_ in Pvn comfortably looked after but every- ing profession. Six months- of, this 50‘nl(’_0` gi. this Tho cumngq in llflflv iS Drllyllls for the weather to l-lllle lf* Bllelll lll Ml' Smal Hmljlml' sonic' pifices on the road to-dav orc moderate* Among ml! passengers New Ym_k_ (my Applicants are “_ ____ ____(_ .__.___t _ho __m__w _“N ___ h.__ ______; outward bound ure Cliarlcs Rogers, celvfld BVU? i-lll`°'9 lll°l`ltll°' laved"phv‘t.lic slinvcllcrs- from “tcr~ QéidilnwR?§gr3ei?“miTemme' 3931.59

2495'2°5Mll'- rncc to terrace" till tlicy get it ovcr lmvclliug and Captainmlzvnnowltog.

E--gr--1 amass- _ is- * lll“- mil- _ spector of car ferries.

AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR-

"the old reliable Foothill Nurser- ics." We teach our men to sell. Ex- perience »unnec_essary; hlsllesl Wm' missions paid; handsome free eti- uiprnont. stone it woiilsswu. Tof- onto. _

HUB tlAlrlii.-

. -_-"'”*i"

OLD NEWSPAPERS §0Rd_8Al-gmcz'

5 cent bundle. usr an -

' °°' - issmmuti.

Fon aA|.e,-A o'§§lnAsi_s seei-

dence and lot in ceiitl‘e _of city-

. Wi _ . Bi rt nare-

rte Box_44 or_llR ¢29_“_3_9Mtt

sosf Al.; 40.. A ass. ci-ioics

lundslroiiting on ilfest River. New dwelling house and farm 2 1111408 from shipping. l>_viu_ all al____: li i.Ai <-n.l\r»- ° tm Wy zosaaianolad-

Rafi-°"ws' N'rIip-'1'\iALll

_- __ _ _ _ . _ : - - _P wmrso sovs r:__el46li___§;Uil_§cll_

inns. Apply Gua an morning -gully, 2505-2-14Mtf.

""""""W"". itN¥1to"””' 'I _

rl' ' N1'

tglllitrno conV%§ien-

ces. wltgh"llt\‘r°d mill lnrsc _l>l°'°""'°'i' Apply P. 0. Box ill. 2901-.i-iziualth

HELP wANTED"“FE' _ austin. or on..P. coNnov.-

MALE The funeral of Dr. Peter Conroy held

‘ M nm yeslerdu_y afternoon was one of the

- G Ls AT HiGH_ ~ urgest, considering weather condit-

wlglilrllilllitellwo 'R2978-3-12M12lpll_ _ - _ ionsfa-nd the state of the streets. ev-~

' ` cr held in the cit Services in

l" U ` l ' Dun ’ ‘ y' V st'

T _ stuns Lathedral 'were h ld by

wplr:l;Etg lzg-?\R r?illingl';'/E b?.l;ai:,eF;'s. His Loidship Bishop O’Lea¥y anti fn I to Mlm Bertha Wynne with l= _ » ‘ _I thc Reverend Father Maurice Mac-

PP 5' _ . Donald, rector of St. Dunstan's Cath- M°°m.& McLeod’ Llmlt;gIi2_3_6Mll_ . ledral conducted the .services .at thc

_ _ , _ ' .xrave_(.____'l`hfe__honorary pall bearers

- _ , tice J. A. Mathieson watrrco-A Main Fon osnsn- _ _ n""‘;` new “S _ _ - nl housework. References rc- , - ` L56" ' nh, fi;n':_rtg"'» K' Ml' .(“l"“~

fllilffill- Apply l° Mm' Br-“°° sw' If Bum Hin Up ghd MIAC Reddln and Mr. getgsge Illlfilltegilrlll Wa" U WM" Sl" ‘ ZDMMU' The active pall bearers were Messrs.

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fmuio wAN1'eo Fon. sensual. Hu "ant l"°"‘l ll- 'l`”“'“°'~ l-°“‘° B- M"-°Ml'l'

housework. Must have gootlrefer- Ngggyp, Uicli.--"M` little boy ;.“‘ R' F' Hogan' James P' D“"l" ‘L M---» -2 ---M -_-- i- - -lr--. ---2 -----= ....‘.§i°::‘.‘.’,'.:.:;‘“ ‘;°.:‘;'°.:'.:‘..i:.‘:.‘:.i- ii.: St. ‘ v 2977-3'12M6| coilditldlhgl mllltlllfl ¢0\lKl_\‘\;_ pletely iiillll8 tvyo sleishs. Amon! the -'ls gem; »eemed.to help him l“°“"l"l`l‘ were Llelll- G°"°l'“°l' MW'

- ' - ' ~ Vinol was recommended. and the $""l_;li‘ Pi"l°m;‘;"“’}'il"iltA';;’“““ll~ lll”

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TEACHERS WANTED °l““'°IR '“.n';m-:I l-iea:tz,pCol[.‘yS_ R. ‘dgnklns :nd *prod-:.-

"' A' ' " T ' ` ill: t M “Z in “dug” ° lically all the members of the medical 1'-s_Aci-in wAN'r¢o Fon lilo: - d lltfbil W u _lm "um _ fraternity.

Point School comlnence lst April. Cl’ Nb INN- 5 2 - _...___

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supplement $30 er annum Ailvli' '“°”‘l l"°l '°° l‘l'l‘l7' -l‘"° E' N' seen Fam.-No on-shgomont has

Wallace i-l.lVle‘i.ral|lie. 8070-8-l6M3iDG 'l'l"?:*°i“" - hiiat* .mat lio far lleen_made for the Seed Fair

l n Char otte own. As is well known TEACHERS NEEDED FOR BACK gmr‘3‘m»&£!‘m1g each Seed Fair is under the admin-

atchewan and Alberto Svllooll mt" children iw. le “M in lstration of ti 'committee appointed salaries W0 lo |1000 90|' llllllllllll _E Foster dmnm Chmbmb by the farmers. -These conlmitteoi Apmym mmm" Tnuhuv A* ltowll I Vinol is sold ln lliontallne ii mn °l“°°""°a lmm°l”°ml7 ‘Ml '"°h andy, x<N,‘iRegina.lask. HJ 'Hmmm _mo at tho hm dmnwi' set-d Pair and make all arrange-

. ll$4'l-3-4Miillmo- ln- in Pnlm Ehud mmm _"M _ments tor tho next nur. 'rho Depart-

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NORTH ADAMS HOSPITAL,NORTH nl ' th _ 1905'_ Ab ut' these went as for as Bonshaw yes-

coiniliittcc will meet as soon as condition nt' the-. roads permits.

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PERSUHILS

ill_ with tnnsilitis and la grippc.

to leuru that Mr. Arthur Cr-osltill

trrvisit him. _

Mr. and Mrs. Mcftae McMillan_

says the New Glasgow News.

has recovered sufficiently to le

wcll as ever.

ot' ar kiss "

uouslyz-

“l'm not very fond of -reading!" .

illlii Gllii

the Action of the Liver Until Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills were Used

is it cnsc in which the liver bers

ted the _bile from the blood. As

eycs discolored und the whole sy tem poisoned hy- thc accumulation 1 impurities. ‘

cincs. but did not succeed in iindin

was effected.

Mrs. Chas. Melancen, Plymptoi

N. S_. writes: “My little girl wa

1915, and' we _tried all kinds of nicdi- cines for lier--doctors’ medicines and others--but everything failed. l

was advised,by a friend to try Di-_ Chase's-Kitlney-Liver Pills. I dd so. and -a few doses relieved her. .while one ‘box made a complete cure. i myself have us'ed~. two boxes of Dr. Cliasehl Kidney»Llver Pills, and _they have cured me of headache and ner- vous trouble. i would' not do 'with- out them fin my house now. I hope that this letter may. be of benefit to other poor sufferers."

Here is another interesting letter

from Plymptonz-

Mis. Win_ H. Comeao. Plympton-

N. S., writes: “l had been s-iling~ for some time. suffering from a lame back. l had taken medicine for. this trouble, but nothing helped me until I started using Dr. Clinse's' Kidney- Liver Pills. in three months these pills completely cured me. and I have never been bothered with lame back since. l think Dr. Chasers Kid- ney-lriver -Pills are -the best made. and my husband is enthusiastic over them, too." _

Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills.

one pill a dose. 25 cents -a bor at all denim. or lodmat\sonBates &(‘.o., marital. Tomato. Look for the por- frMt~-mid signature o%a\.~-W.-~(=lnise,

M. Di, on the box you buy. -

av _

the Hospital and after' a week or An iiiveulignllon ln, me lmsni _ ‘W0 0f fi’-Sl li ls llilllefl fill? Will lie fl* commission had shown that there had Chen; ln lil, emergency me uwuel- pug

"Nllllly llaDll.V l'etlll‘rlS" said Ulf? lll-llil a much smaller number than was ge ble swain to the smiling maiden;' ei-lilly _uunn0_.-,ell-_ one iloumr in --guul; “a-nd ll mean inakln‘ you a preseut.l ing'-_below llle lnuuiry._l,u»,-in Wllfli Shall ll hi"-’ A llll`lh¢lllY b00k made un "estiiiinte" of 1,000.

And All Treatments Failed to Arcuse

l"lynipton_ N_ S. l\'l-arch iS.-Thi

sluggish and torpid and failed lo fil-

resull the complexion became yel- low and muddy, the whitc of th

Doctors were trying various medi-

nny cllcctive trcutiiiciit. l<`ortunate-

ly a~frlend___ advised the use ol' Dr. wal. Some of the "bed patients" wci Chas'e's Ki ney~Livt-r Pills, and cure taught such things as the opernti .. ~

of special hand looms. Textiles tiievl um” cmal necklace?

i, had woven had been sold in Montrc ‘

taken ill with jaundice in November,

.liiines Paton, M. L. A. Owing to the -to civil life prepared' to earn more

Canadian Credit Men’s Association l

Mi Segsworth stated delinltel

ghtsman. a carpenter may* become

Hi-S l'l`l@l1ll*l Will be Pleased' l-0 heal cabinet maker, a line-man -become an guull- ui-9 they-v Four. ug lllem tim 393 lllili MV. R08” Sliluafh- Who Wellf :irmnture windcr. or it moulder a pat- und (lie Ollie,-'wuuuuedr ' ' under an operation for appenflicitis at lenn niallen __ ' ` the City Hospital a. couple of days ag0.l Al., many occupations are taught as pyNAMl-l-E SAVES poi-A-l-oesl-.i is :it present doing very well. lpossible uinong the returned men. -_ " ' `“*"l

_ "’1 _ lotherwise there would arise compet» A resoui-celul farmer found u ngw

_The many triends ol Mrs. O. I. ilinn ,lilllclilllciu way to use dynamite and Saved ii

Hiscott, (ity. will be pleased to learn r noariy mamred crop of pommn-S in a ‘hal all" ll Serin” npemtwn She Small NUll\l`l°" Blllid badly flooded field. says the Scientific

Ladies - Moo

stornis since that dzitc no meeting than they did before they enlisted Mrs Govan Duffy E. Rice was possihlc. it is-understood. this ,wus the sublcct ol an enlightening od l Mrs, Wnltel- Grant D, A, Ml;_cKlml'di1

it- Itlress by W. E. Segsworth, adminis- Mrs. Geoff Fitzgerald C. li. Blacg

trntor of vocational training for the ll, E_ Spillet Gm-don llllgllh lrciurned soldiers. under the Military: _ H/ospitals Coininission, before the sER|0u$ cA3uAl_Tv L_l31' "iz

n »__'.

msn Jenn (,__mtwen_ (,ny_ is vor). Toronto. v In the domestic relations court of

Y New York Mrs Annete Busby was a

. l . . _

that ‘learning a new trade would have witness ugulust her ll_u_qlmull_ Jamiggl

_ _ _ 'Ci`l`eCf. On Zi, 50ltllBl"B D€lJSl0!l, Bild (hilt who Wag prggent [0 respond (0 ing lllfi lllillll’ ll`l9l“l§ Will deeply l¢‘gl`?l- whether pensioners or not returned toast; --\v0rl¢__u0ue ul- uv0ll,leq_°' Ml-‘,

_ _ _ , is soldiers were eligible for the re~ed- Busby ullowed that he is _a curpemgn

reported very seriously- .ill_ His iiioth- iinnllunul cuui-sus-_ lliainnenell by nn education oi the mo el' 'S 0" ill’-" W-il' lime ffm" l""°"l" 'Phe idea kent to the lore ll- the oiossiooltype. “rho root of the matter

v_ocationa‘l trainin_g was to follow the ls_-- lie exnluined_ --that l liuve uuugul;

_ _ _ 'lines of the iuans old _occupation so wo,-lu futher uunslunlly _uulll lul_5l'y__[ Miss Emma McMillan, daughter _of lie would go back to his old environ- have been dlsjeartened by tl1e__f_a_9t

_ _ 'll'--ment. For example 11 brlcklayer. Drs. _thot I oouiri not get work such asroe-

tends leaving lol- P. E. Island abolit ivenlell inrongn injuries .imin_ follow __erve__ 1 do not like ca__penh_y_ and I the last ot April, and will reside tlieie. ing ine same ouuiiiiallon might be can speak nm langnngei i wa_nt'_a_

. trained to be an architect oi' drau- goal ulluallon ui- uuneg' -'l-*lou lim.

Q guages," sneered Mrs. Busby- “What

American.Unusually heavy rains filled

mls on the neighborhood drains- una dit-

heen 34 soldiers blinded -by woundslu-lown u number of holes eight to

and it _was pointed out that this- was' twelve l-eel duel, wllli li nosl uugel-

And with ii pzissably good iniita- Soldiers Nut Explulgud

tion of a blush she answered, ingen-l

ll l and exploded a charge of dynamite in

S' the liottoni of each. This openedup ll _ passage into the sandy sub-soil. " through which the. surplus waten ` drained rapidly, and the. crop was sav- ed, although many nearby crops were ruined -bv the excess of water statldé

An important point brought out -ing in lné llellls_

_was that, although warned that sol- `diers would he exploited, the com-‘ SHMNKAGE __

_ l mission now' had the men receive ,___ ,_ '

l ‘Two Classes

ii ai n. Vocational rc-education was

s could not go hack to their old occu it' ations. it meant pructicnlly the ten

g coiiciiulihg their courses earned .lar

s for as high .as §8_\.ii yard. The goo. wcro sold wi ‘ir being marked

The instructing of the returne

S soldiers was divided by the commi c sion into two broad classes, vocn

_itlligil training and vocational re-ed‘l_i0__ ,Em_e__ same (__uSlomm__

l.§ie'nicn who were so seriously inju _ , _ _

e_ed or affected in' health that they louve come bmk rm those ll-mer

ing. of u new trudc. in quite a percen age of crises. tho returned men nfte

cr wages than bei’orc going to tl"

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:iny way to indicate their bt-ing the output of soldiers. _

_ Careful Choosing

At the present time iiivestigations

_ are being mode to ascertain inet what disability a man can suffer and- still

vestigatlon into this question lias‘ been concluded there will be no pos- sibility of mistakes being made. To avoid error, the speaker said, the greatest care must he exercised. Not only must tho man be consulted. and his inclinations ascertained. but his niedioal history most be gone into with minute care, so that his physical and mental qualifications may be as- certained. - l

Mr. Segsworth prefaced' his' address

by pointing out that the success of the endeavors lieing made to restore the returned' soldier to civil life will have a big effect upon- the industrial

men were merely thrown back into civil life to live on their pensions-the country would lose theln _-indnsilry. This would -have tar-rewchingpltecte. _Their families would be brought up ‘..in.en_nlmosplier|1of charity and idle- nqgm __ _ ‘_ ._

*carry on in a' given -trade. When in-f

life of Canada. If .the incapacitated.

‘ par_t of _thc training right in the fac- (_-nslonieni --Sui-_ boss, . luive you

tories oi the country. with very suc- gol any ned flannel Shi,-is --

- gces‘sl`ul i‘csplts_ Before this was. don

I hu\\'_cvci'. nn industrial siirvr-_v was Can just nl yon Ont liennlll-nl___n0w_

mail c

8' Boss: "Waal,. stranger, l guess I

`hrre's a. line red flannel shirt. price two dollars-may I let you have half-a-dozen of thesc rt-d flannel

` shirts for clcvcn dollars?"

Customer: “You may not; l’ll

dl take wan red flannel shirt. andif i. q_-like it l'll come back again for the ‘__ other ilve at your reduced price." 0_1 Same seem three weeks later:

r_| Boss. "Wanl. stranger, l, guess

‘_ Customer: l guess l have not, t_ but l've come hack for my' two dol- r‘ lars. That red flannel shirt yn\i"so_ld. line came back from the wash this

g" morning-I put it on, rind while l was

'wishing my hair, my wife sold _to

` ' --: “Snni, where did you get that

n__iivc rod flannel shirts."

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Cleveland is to have xi t-hurt-h ex-

clusively i'or the deaf. _ _ __

‘lt was only in 1835 tlia`t_blillbaitli_\_g ceased to rank among the anil§e- meuts of England. ~ “___

Rev. Eugene Boring, l\"‘mini3ter

from -Carlinville, ill.. is no_iv___n - gali- fiedgeii aviator with the Amer n military forces in France. _ ,_ ` -_~

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` A 'gas company in London `ilas‘ #iid out nearly half ' a million' t1~ol'lars' to the dependents of 3,214 of _its men who have Joined the -colors. ='

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