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Liberal-Conservative

_ _ Convention ‘

1l1|._ilohn Ney ated 73. Funeral Mon- _ _ _

db). 84th at two o’clock. . _

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t_iU6Hl\.f-'ln this city on March 30,

?1|,Wll!iam I-ierbet, the beloved lu- oni son of Conductor and Mrs. Hugh 'i-Ls. Aged 4 months.

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._‘ MARRIAGEB~ ' ‘ - HOOPER-OONNOLLY.-At the Bap- tilt Parsonage on March 18th; by the Rev. O. R. Freeman, Brenton H. Hoop- er, of Charlottetown to Miss Winni- lred Connolly, East Royalty.

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Development oi _ _ ' Progressive Firm

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the month of February, 1916, the re- iroitirble doath oi Mr. John Desmond occurred and it few months later the iirm had another severe loss through quo enusiing or nn-_ Noor Donléis for f_»_verseas work and who did not re~ turn ‘until after the signing of the _tfmiirilée in November, 1918. it is "~‘»>‘fi-!nr:' to note that he is now hack nl harness again, none the worse for -iris »-ripe!-iences except for a slight cl_»~;‘.l'i-lose, which we trust will soon b. l-~-ul'-iliod. He brings wlt_h him re- .a.iw»~‘d interest and energy which ~o.»oioi with his splendid ability will

'rv ir( great assistance to the firm.

Notwithstanding these setbacks and

illsappolntments the business develop ~l»_i in a marvellous manner. Addit ir.u.\l members were added to th- from time to time and today lhey have the satisfaction of enjoy- _lng a business which is one of the largest of its kind in the Maritim

Vrovinces. __The management of the Cornpan;~_ will remain in the hands of Mr. George Z_l~\Blols and Mr. Noel DeBlois who will .be assisted by the present efflci »-nt and obllging staff, consisting of _"rl‘<..<.- Fre-da I-iaszard, whose splendi-`. »f~.--f.~uir».-e ability rits her roi- the posr ion of trust and responsibility shr .-"fo\v occupies as Secretary Treasurer

ofthe Company, Mr. C. W. Hyndman. -1 fl cashier, and Miss Marjorie Bourke ;,r.`l-_;=. Riggs and Miss sou, oooh on.- lreinx a valuable and capable member 'or the office starr. _ _»‘_- The travelling end of the buslnes will be attended to by Mr. A. R. Gillis

who holds the enviable reputation of b_--im: a most successful and convinr: ini.; salesman, and one who is alway. `.\'i'--loomed by his customers.

» up Pmiicle Murphy. son of Senate'

.\iu=.phy_ will look after the interest of the firm in Pl*-ince County. whicl

will mean that they will be well ill -ended to. -» .2\{~.~ William E. McDonald will con 'il;:i.- f .filirrit the City trade. MY _:.4-elim;-.Lil .i well and .favourahl

's.i.-ian f`n.-ovlghout the City. - _ Tino Stock department including th- i-»»|-.eivine of freight will be in thi’ 5.:-:ids of Mr. Wm. F. P. Bradley, whi-

hus handled this end of the buslne:~. ~lirh marked success in the f\Hi\2._ _ Tho shipping department will be in inf howls of Mr. .Iamos Gallant. rr feifiier kiilwi-rl as "Genlal Jlmmie" an-. lic will ‘oil -:al\iil‘}_~.' =\SBiSl6d bl’ M’ _-_ti xii-;..~.~l .-.oe ilr. mer:-‘ Wei-1'» .ileioimon 'Burns will continue it operate the motor truck. _This firm has also taken an active part in the Great World War- Ill 80- dltion to Mr. Noel De.Bl°i9 Ulf” meinibers of the staff donned thc lthalri,--Mr. W.. R. Callaghan. Ml' Harold Cameron, and Mr. Duncai Stewart. A handsome honour roll ii memory of their services to the Em plre hangs on the walls of rthe office of the Compllly- _We have no doubt but that DeBiolr Bros. Ltd., will continue. to d0\'0l0l1 and grow in the' future as they have done in the past, and will receive- the well- delerved support and co~opera ibn of the merchants. of this Province.

The Guardian unites with the many

friends of this popular and very pro- lrdaoive firm in eitending hearty con- g;'atulat_1oas on- the great forward step they have taken'-a step _which can- not out -i»rnve‘is'iiiiiirsooory and sno- vwlfill to all coooarnedl _ _ _ ' ' - _~- . 'fl -I

'ith Distrlct Prince

A Liberal Conservative Convention

of the' electors of the Fourth Electoréixl District of Prince County will be held in the Hall at Centrevlle, March 27th, at 2 p. ia. to select candidates to rep- resent us in the Local Legislature.

Each poll is entitled to be repres-

ented by five delegates. '

ALBERT SCHURMAN, Com.

4593-3-19wfm4i.

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Liberal-Conservative Convenuon Foil

SECOND 0D_lSTRlCT 0UEEN’S COUNTY

_ A Convention will be held ln the Board of Trade Rooms, Charlottetown,_ on Tuesday,

' March 25th at 12 o’clock noon

to nominate candidates for next general election. Fivv delegates are required from each poll. Signed ALBERT TREMERE,

Convener. _

4506-3-14-fm w5i.

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Auction Sale

AT BELLE RIVER

I will sell by public auction on my

uremlses on Tllursday, March .7th |919 at 1 o’clock, p. m. (sharp)

The following stock, crop und impli-

"cllts. STOCK-1 extra choice draft mari -.i yrs. old, 1 choice general purpose*

'iorse 3 yrs. old, 3 furrow cows, 1 cop to freshen in May, 6 young cattle, 12 I-lioice breeding ewes in lamb,-1 brood ow, 4 fall pigs. CROP-300 bus, choice Banner seed

wats-, 300 bus. extra seed Green Mouu ' .in potatoes. a quantity timothy hay,

l;\lPI.El\/IEJNTS-_-1 gin): illow, 1 Call

-:ld wheels, -1 iron hnrrows, new, :ini .i lot of other articles too numerous

lil litioll. 'l`l<l;lMS-.All allure; oi $15 O0 and unil- -r, cash; over' that amount ii nlollllu- 'rorlit on app~'oved joint notes, il pci _-ut. p'=:l‘ annum rlif-count lor casn.

PHILIP SAUNDERS.

J. A. MCDONALD, ~ _ Auctioneer

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Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest Land Regulations

THB sole head of 4 family or any male -iv

eighteen years old, may homestead s quam

.ctwn of available Dominion land in Mauiloir.. sukaichevus or Albem. Applicant mon al mar in person ai the Dominion Lands Aguni ir bob-Aseacy tor the District. Entries by pros my be made al any Dominion _Lands agen

'xr not BubgAgescy on cen_sln condiioiia. _Dilllcl-Six months residence upon and cur 'ivltlha ofthe land in esrh of three vein A iomlttndel may live witiein nine mllesof ln. lnmmaad on a farm of at leur 80 acres. or oortain.oonduloas. A habitable house ia re

:\_2_r_:_d an em where residence is performed in die

in censm districts a hfmlustcsder in good stand illl ml! l'll’¢-elfipi a quarter-scchon along side hir homestead. Price $3.on per acre.

Duties Six months residence in each of rhrii.

nav# afirr earning homestead patent; allow acr~~ extra cultivation. Pre-emptlon patenimaybe e mined sl noun as homestead patent. on certain conditions

A settler who has exhausted his homestead ri|h=

may. ke 1 purchased homoau-ulln certain distrlc . Price 1-0uEerasre,Dutiea-\-'ustresids slxmoni » laear off ree ysan. afitlvnre to anna and erec-:

honse worth gms. Tir avoao culilvationis subject ro reduction if can o ronsn aerobic or irony and, Live sine:

|lay_____b»\ sabnitmed for cultivation under cerlail

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The Charlottetown Gllariiian’s

AUTOMOBILE AND PIANO PRIZE -CONTEST 'f

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BARBARA IS WORRIEO OVER NEIL

I cHAl>'rr<:n xLvil __ .. L

Af. lastl imagined Iknew the

cause for the intimacy between Nei and Blanche Orton; But how did lt start in the first place? I-low did he come to talk of business matters to another wom-an_ and absolutely rc fuse to discuss them with me?

It is a terrible feeling to ask one-

self questions of this sort; to ask them over and over and yet tiud no answer. But one possible explana- tion came ,to nie-that we were liv- ing'fnr beyond our means. lf not. why had it been necessary for any- one to help Neil, even if Scott had threatened him If we could afford to do the things we did. live in the manner in which we did, surely Nei must be rich? Rich enough to take

up 'even the large block of stock owned by Scott.

I wondered why Scott had threat-

oned Nell; what made it possible for him to do so. Had I known that the stock Neil had sold him was what he, Scott, called “phoney stock," and that he had insisted upon having his money at once, I might have un- derstood many other things, at this time. But that Neil would soil stock that was worthless, knowing that it was, would have not only seemed impossible, but ridiculous to me.

You see, I knew absolutely llothinr

of business of any kind. Neil earned the money, gave it to mc. and I spen. it as I pleased. But l :rave since learned that one may be quite :- good business mail or woman and still not understand the ilevlour

ways of many promoters. espei-.inliy lf they are promoting sclvnlcs bass-ri

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so far away that purchasers of _stock must take their word for their value

reinforcerl by an elaborately printed DFOSPSHUS. instieail of inwstigiltinl- the property themselves.

I decided that Scott nud “cole

VALLEYFILEILD COMFORT CIRCL

The following is the r>port of tl

Valleyiield Comfort Circle for the pa

YEZIYZ

Proceeds of ple social . . _ .._ ._ 49.4-l

Total . . . ... "' __ _.$16281 Expenditure .. .. 106.7!

Balance

Thcrr: ig, also on hand r\vcnt_\'-uv

uounrls rolls, and ten prs. socks. Dui ‘ug thc year forty-seven boxes contai 1 11'; cake, candy, canned goods, etc \ ern sent to nurse Christine M. lir- .eod. and the soldier boy of the roi- gregatlon, also one hundred and su -ir-'en pairs socks, and twenty-four pr:-‘ gloves.

Seven returned heroes brave been

rnndercd ri reception and prcsixnto' with suitable gl-'ts from the society ilso a number of the boys who recent left lor overseas were presenter’

with gifts prior to their_ilr:parture_

The society wish to thank all tho~-1

who so kindly contributed during thc year

(Signed) ANNA BRUCE,

Secretary

4689-3~24e1ipd

Look At A Chiid’s Tongue When Cross

Feverish and Sick

Take no chances! Move pdlsona from liver and bowels at once

Mothers can rest easy after giving

"Cr».lifonnia. Syrup of Figs," because in a few hours all the clogged-up waste. sour bile and fermentlng iood gently moves our of the bowels. and you have it well. playful child again. Children simply will not take the time from plny to empty their bowels, and they become tllnholy packed. liver gets sluggish and stomach disoi'der~

When cross feverish restless

sec ii tongue is coated, i/hen give this delicious “fnxlt laxative." Children

love it, and it can not cause injury. No difference what ails your little one-if full of cold. or a sore throat. diarrhoea: somach-ache, had breath.

remember, a gentle “inside cleansing” should always be the ilrst treatment given. Full directions for babies, children of all ages and grown-ups are printed on each bottle. "`

Beware of counterfeit ill; syrups

your druggiat for a bottle of

lifornira Syrup of Figs" then look

Qrefiilly and sae that it ia made_»by the "California -Fig Cyrnp Ooihpany We mais no smaller sins. Hand book

witlooatsmptmyotharilgsyrap.

THE PROMOTER’S WIFE H

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$458!

PHELPS

reiestoisasaresorrvsvrrsacas _

feet," as N611 had said, and wanted hi! "Wiley back: that he had threat- ened to sue Neil if he didn't return it. That h-.9 had to have some other .reason to bring suit aside from the

never occurred to me. < _ 1 had an almost insane desire to

Pull all/Hy; Sway from my thoughts and 0*/9l‘ything_ It may seem strange _to soma women, that `I \vas not sat- isfled_ to let Nell run things, and not worry because I did not know the details. But there has been so many little things in my life with him to make me uneasy. Yet often 1 took myself to task for nly anxiety. Neil. was so vigorous, so alive, and- stroug~w1lled. lt seemed impossible that life could play any tricks with him. Had he been a weakling, it

to* have stood for so long the half- doubts which had been lnine almost sine-3 we had been married. But he 'was go strong, so masterful, that one'

Neil was the most convincing talk-_

er I had ever heard. It wasn't that, he said so much. it was the way' he said ii _ i

I went into my baby-'-little Robert!

-but for the first time he' failed to; _ hold my thoughts from my worry. I iplayed with him but in ir half-heart-I fted way thsthe seemed to reallzo;l lfor his tiny fingers pulled at me,_ land he whined a little-something| v-ery unusual with him. He had

_ always been a wonderfully good -baby l healthy and happy. ' i I lniri him down, nnil went into

l the library. I wandered about thc' room for a few moments. then not- icing thsii, the cellarette was slight-

,ly open, startedto close li. Then I llooked inside. Iwas shocked to see lr. botilo or whisky, uint Noll had _opened the night before, nearly half gzonel I must speak to Tonko. He imust not toucivlhe collcrutiz-_ Neil

nustkeep it locked hereafter. . l turned the key in the lock.

ut it in my pocket. When Nell onlne

and

llflce for it-that it was, a tcmpta tion to leave it in the lock, _

i iTomorrow-Fred°rlck Argues with

MOTHER Ai_.L_RUN DOWN

Had to Have Health, to Keep Haus* for Four Children-What She Did

WARRAGANSETT PIER It I-I

was all run down, back ached and tired all the time I keep house for

_ .u hu bond and four children and l could hardly keep .ilounri Finally I tried Vlnol and it has restored mv

‘tb and helped me wonderfully, so

I recommend it to others who ale ln this condition -Mrs Hannah Rnr l da

There is no secret about Vinci -It rwes its success to beef and col liver peptones, iron and manganese peptonstes and giyceropnosphates he oldest and most famous body building and strength creating tonics

E A Foster, Central Druggist. Char nttetown Vinol is sold lil Vlontagu by H .I Mahon and at the best drug

sore in every own and country

Hy QUII\ cough

i e Cold

n eacl

To Cure a Cold in One D

Take LAXATIVE BROMO

NINE (Tablets) It stops the and Headache and works off th E W GROVES signature o

box Soc

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THE KAIBER 8 CHOICE

From London Opinion

'i wonder, remarked Mrs Brown,

ss she put down her paper, “what tbeyll do '\\|th the Kaiser when the

war is over I suppose they ll take his i

crown away and make him look for l another

1 Perhaps, agreed Brown, ‘and I fancy I know the job he‘ll choose

_ I He thanked

could not vision him in trouble or|H__gh_____ for _“__ mendly w______d8_ but

not dnmmmmg any summon' iadded that he was exceedingly sorry

col.. rrolr, v. c., suits llollss i wlrll nlzlluol or GENERAL cliluill:

Colonel Peck, V. C., in resuming

the debate on tire address in reply to the speech from the Throne sald:J

The galleries were crowded and there was a large attendance of

members to hear the members for Slceena deliver his maiden speech.

‘fact "mt lm had 0111111366 i\|S mind. _ When he rose he was greeted with

prolonged cheering from both`sldes of the House and with very few pre-` liminaries he got down to the busi- ness of his speech.

He intimated that he had not in-

tended to speak at such un early date, ibut some subjects had been touched upon which he might be able to express himself with authority. He caused general laughter hy re marking that it was usual for mem- bers of Parliament to rise to a ques- tion of privilege' when their charac- ters had been inlpunged in news- palpers. Ho desired to any that til?

I would have been impossible for me . _ _“__

statement in the mol ning pap that he was a lawyer, was absolute ly untrue. He thanked the House for the kind welcome given him.

General Sir. Sam

to have to make sharp reply to`somc

things that the fori_n_er__j\{iinister oi` Militia had said. He congratulated Mr. D. D. Mackenzie, the leader Oi the Opposition, on his appointment to that office and said that every- thing be knew of him was to hi-'= credit. His name was also associated with the “the great tartan 1 have been proud to wear on tile -battle field."

REBUKE FOR SIR SAM

Saying that he was not in touch

with the general subject of politics he' passed on to deal with the stato- ments made by General Sir Sam Hughes. Ho expressed himelf os “very grieved" to hear them, and h~- was exceedingly pained, for he fell that these' statements hurt the feel- ings of thousands who had lost dear friends in the War.

“Any man who says anything that

will cause these wounds to ‘blew-

\e_ in I would tell him to rind a biillug an-esp," said Colonel Peck, “shouli =i ‘ \ ' . _

have indisputaible facts behind him' General Hughes, he said, for who;

had said that lives had been sacritic

character he had the utmost respcci i

Ile had also said that he knew Cam

Balance nn hand from 1917 ._ .. $36.1.

Receipts.. ..

Proceeds of egg collection 73.215 Nel| as gl, |-||, .¢u¢;n¢" Maghgds, ed in vain _md for no .useful p_m.p0s,, Membership foes _ _ .. . . . .._ __ 12r»| _ _ . _ - _

Sale of small urtlr-.les . . . . . .._ 2.7?

bral well, and spoke' of it as “ii dirty little one horse town, not worth th life of one Canadian soldier

I think he must have been out ti

night before, said Colonel Peel

rmid gcnral laughter in which Si Sam Hughes himself joined

Col Peck produced two maps o

the wal Lone around Cambrai to il u tiato its importance One of thi iembers asked if he could tell th prpulaiion of the town, and th weaker gave it as his opinion tha it would be from thirty to fort housand Sir Sam Hughes lnterjected the in ormation that the population

ambrui was 27000 It was not the population of Cam

bral that constituted its importancf rom a military point of viow,how ver, said Col Peck It was th relation of the town to the Wiwii ‘rattle front A glance at the map which he had before him would show

he members that six or seven na iunal highways ran into Cambral in iddltlon to railways and a canal It was therefore a great transportation centre While the Germans held thi town and the country around it they were ln control of this canal and

could iiood certain areas in such was as to strengthen their position If however, they could be fbeaten back from the town, their right flank would be imperllled

The importance of controlling Cam

bral was agreed upon by the British generals, said Colonel Peck and it

was also considered oi great strategic value by the German General stall

FOCH GAVE ORDERS

Blr Sam Hughes, Colonel Peck went

on, had talked of Sir Arthur Currie

What's that as though Sir Arthur were the \lllian

‘ A diver’s reg the piece, cold and mnchiaveliian

Why" asked Mrs Bro l'I‘l\e action of Cambrai was not or

t was art

l tio that he can inspect his flc t|local Canadian 'action I P

now and then ’ was the reply

Nopcr

The Annual General Meeting of the

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oi ii vast military enterprise which extended over s great stretch of country and lasted for duyb and weak; It was part of General Foch's scheme of strikins It diff°f°“i pm-L, or ine line until he broke the heart of the German D00ll\6 and forced the German Government to sign the most humiliating armlstlce in the history of nations if the

tletof Cambrni was wrong, it wa;

shareholders of the Telephone Com pany of Prince Edward Island, will he held ln the head office of the com pany, Queen Street, Charlottetown on Wednesday the 26th day eihiarch 1019i at the hour of sight o’clock, p m for the reception of the annual reports the election of directors. and the tran

suction of such other business as may properly come before the meetin

WALTER8 GRANT v

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not due to General Currlo nor to th

canadian nisn e°im“°“‘1 if ““’ may were wrong li, was the British

General Staff and their action had

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one concurrence of thv If

nary genius of the M0

sie sm nnslies nan when wh the form aiu not so round Gpmbm me coronal noir. wiv” "“

what actually bmw” Tl" 0”

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adiln corps was 'to the north of' Can1bi°ai. He himself was in the bat- tle but never saw the town. Cambral fell when the_Jaws closed and so far as Colonel Peck knew there was very little street fighting. The 3rd Can; adlan Division went through Gaiu~ bl-ai, but Colonel Peck added, he had not heard there was any street iight- ing, although there' must have been alittle. As a matter of fact, Cam brai was on the division line between two' armies which in itself was evid- ence that the action was not a local

trol. .

ORDERS T0 SAVE MEN .

Colonel Peck declared thai the or~

.lers received thy the First Division, ll' which his battalion formed a purt were not bo incur heavy casualties. \n an instance he related how on the night before _the arinlstic carrie nto effect he was advancing with iris men through a wood, with the capture of ll village as his objective. On nearing the village he was mot by aheavy machine-gun ilre. His men entrenched, and discussing the situation with ills officers and men, the view wus expressed tlint' they should enter the village at night -.md drive out the Germans so as to have good blllels. in view of the or; ders received in regard to casualties however, this course was not fol iowed.

Next day the Third Division re~

lleveil the First qanadlan Division. cmd, said Colonel Peck. "the grand old First -passed out of the ills: unrl went to its rest with a record sel- »lom achieved since the war be gan."

A few days after Sir Arthur was

.rt ills bedside to inquire about his sickness and to discuss certain questions, and saiil to him: “Peck we might wish to deliver ii stunning olow for revenge, but the policy oi' revenge is not wortll one mtin's life." General Currie said he was sick and horriilod at tile loss `of Ca- nadian lives inthls war, and Colonel l'eck asked if that was lhc lallguog" of a cool. scheming commander whose only desire was io grutifv his .wn ambition. Tho Colonel said thot nl Mons, he

ilid 'noi bear any of those extraord- 'Jary tlllngs tilnt General Hughes had spoken of. There were. be saw -'rolu the records, 76 casualties, but probably those casualties were for some days, and probably extended river some miles of front Col Peck remarked that news trf1\'els vxtraoliliuarily fast iilnongst the

on, and li’ any of the things hail itprenerl that General Hughes rallied about they would soon heal about it

HARACTERISTIC PHRASING These Canadi n soldiers. - iid "wlll get your number raiolr you haven t soc a leg to stand

lf those things took place you

would have heard it by other mean". han by the eloquence of the hon member for Victoria "

(To be Continued)

or lnrsneer To women

Nearly one fourth of all the om

ployees in England are wolnen

Women motolmeu now operate

nearly hall tho street cars in Great Britain

The Oregon Legislature has reject

ed a bill to permit women to sit on juries

The Wolnalfs Section of the has

katchewan Grain Growers' Aasoclat lon has more than four thousand members

The iirst womun`s suffrage society

in South Africa was founded seven icuii vears ago at Durban Natal

Tile \\olnoll's Suction of the Su inoriv of lndill is to hold its secollti uunuul convention in indianapolis this month

The honor list at Vussur Collcgo,

this year contains the nomo of Miss Hung Lhe Chen. n young vionlan student fiom Soochow China

Five men who are seeking village

and township oifiies in Onsterl, Mich UNH BDi`|l1B. will have their wives as opposing candidates

instructed .ln-.social hygiene.,

The~_industrial board of the Penu- sylvania Dspartinont or Labor arm ”’°“°‘?Y' i“‘.°. F“‘°d ihnt gli-ls minor. 12 years of age are not to be employ. ed in public lnessenzer- service after May1.- '

A hair drying room for the women

swimmers will be 5 novel femure or the' natiatorlum .in itbe magnlnwm new club-housenow under construct- ion in New York city for the I-liirloni' branch of the Y._W. C. A. ~ g

The Illinois industrial Survey Com]

mission, appointed under an act or the Legislature of 1917, has submitted a i-eport recommendingim eighi.h0,u. day and a, 48-hour week for wonlsnf workers. _The rep¢f>'f't finds that ein-' ployers themselves' are testifying rg the value of shorter hours of work for women employees,

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LANTERN LECTURE

CRAPAUD HALL

Roads permitting, Lantern Lecture

on Peace River Country , by R,@v_ C°l¢l0\1Kl1. in Crapaud Hall on Tues- d“Y» Malfch 25fh~ at 3 P- rn. Admission 20 cents for adults. 10 cents for child. ren. Same Lecture- and ndnllssion in Springiiolrl Church at 8 p._nl. on Wed- nesday, March 26th_ 4688-ll-2-lin2l_

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Near Mount Stewart Lot 37

I am instructed by the Trustees or

the estate of the late Charles Palmer to sell by Public _Auction on Monday March 31st ut 10.30 o’clock -forenoon

in font of Clark __Bros. Store. Mount Stewart the farm of land containing' 731/5 acres situated near the l~‘ogurt_v farm on the New Road between the Afton Road and the Anderson Road.

This farm is well situated extend.

ing north of the road to Afton Lake ond South to the line of farms front- ing on tho St. Peters Road. _

It is partially covered with a second

i§l‘0Wtll of wood and ls _the farmideed-

.r-rl by the Government to the lute Charles Palmer' -by Deed dated Nov. aolh, 1892. - _

Sale is positive. Terms easy. Con-`

ditions at sale. _ .

Persia srronis. `

Auctioneer

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For Steam Communication between

"IIARLOTTETOWN ORWELL CRA- PAUD and EAST and WEST RIVERS.

Department of Public Works, Chnrlotteown, P E Island,

March 10 1919.

SEALED TENDERB will be receiv-

ed at this Office until noon on Mou- day, April 14th 919, from any person or persons will g to contract with the Government of Prince Edward island to run a steamer of about 200 tons registered and hold a certificate to carry not less than 200 passeilse" and capable of maintaining a speed not less than 10 knots per hour

From CHARLOTTETOWN to CRA-

PAND once- a week

From CIIARLOTTETOWN to OR-

WIJLL once a week

From CH ARLOTTETOWN to EAST

RIVER once a week

From CHAiILOTTE'l‘0\VN to ll BST

RIVER once a week For a peniirl of five years from tho opening of navigation 1919

Prutlos tendering to state separate-

ly for what annual subsliiv they Wm perform the service for a live 01* IGH year period

For further particulars as r9!Bfd*‘

the lates for passenger and fllellll- also the days and hours of saiiin8 from the respective places, Hllllly '0 this Oillcc

Good and sufficient securities must

be lprovided for the faithful p6l‘i0lT“' ance of the contract

The Department does not 'hind ltiieii

to accept the lowest or any '~°°‘|°"‘

I. B MCMILLAN

Secretary of Public Work!-

Wlthln the pust six months more

mllany which is located at Tignlsh

Those lattfoetld address I-lerriaos"i‘

4000-I Nmiipll

.f ~ ‘fr ‘cl rp /~ i . ,,, rt

An exceptional opportunity for some one to get into the Black Fo

b\1=lne»s.innreiin firm 'rho undersigned owns so shares in

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and under the general lnpervilivll

Periey Haywood Animalia chiefly of the A 1 grade of Hudson GOT a ri of stock Last summer we had forty odd animals in pens, some oh have since been killed for palt s. However about I d0l¢ll Ni" W m°¢°d "Ill lbfinl Total capitalization 50 thousand dollars H003 0" ndlnl about forty thousand Shares valued at B0 dollars soon Pif

owner noun; will oonsiaei- oirei- or is io zo ops cent, HW M9 “WP

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