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MARCH '17, :gn '

"ran mrasr imws , THE 0WN GUARDIAN ,mg-r ,yy ny,-v __ _

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ANI!

nf.x¢u€f`°i'<s¢iii.,‘ in. is-

o Pleasant even-

time o, that sho and- .

hada‘been lost on' the loo

crossing Mink River Basin re-

irlom 5 concert.

.s -fiL...I Pcter's Road correspondent

gg: The many friends cf A. M.

» ohnlton, `mcrdJant, are very glad

let him out again after his recent

_ _ . .Misses D. M. and Gertrude X tcn expect to leave shcr-ly on

f - t to friends in Boston and vi-

lk , a{t`er which they will enter

._ -Lowell 'General Hospital to take ; three years' course in training. We :_ wish them-success in their chosen _ rofesoiou.

f~_ ...A Dundas correspondent writest- Wnltzr Burdette, 'Strathcona, gpm; ' evening in Forest Hill recently,

hgguhe was kt___l;s guest of fr_iends. ~ u is ping the farmers é f Dundshniiusy for the past month, » being <morc diggers on Grand -' lve,r'lce_this winter than there has

0cn'f0r se_'~’cl_'sl_ years. Dingwell Jen-

».‘¥in~l, ‘-.li ..n iii'-er, sp nt aiew days -geceiiii-.' »‘.:;;'t'.;;,_- nil.-nlis .n i.it|l' Riu _‘L ‘Fr-'F~"~ if fm.,!ie »i<i..cred u _- ery inter-siin-5 lecture ;n Annandale

chool-room 5 few evenings ago. The

‘ bkct, was, "His travels through : 'Grmt Northwest." He advises ` Glllg lnpn to remain on Prince Ed-

Island. Mrs. Chester Dingwell, ' this River, spent the past week in Dundas, where she was the guest of her parents, James and Mrs. Moly- inoaux. lliissss Florrie and Ido Turn- §'r, Dund&8, spent an evening recently

Cumberland Hill. the guests of

_ isa Ina Jenkins. George Allen, an employee of the Annandale Lumber V, ._ has returned from visiting

ends in eastern-Grand River. -The

~ undas mail carrier is doing good ilork this winter. Notwithstanding

incleiuency of the weather, he has ' here almost every day. Miss fling) Blackett spent an evening re- ; yi in Little Pond, the guest of me Lei; Dingwell. The many friends Q61 J. Cs McLeod and Angus McDon- rald will ig pleased to bear that they T$r0.sble th be out again after being ‘ponllnml t- their homes for some _time. l?.-.~:~,-- and Walter Duckendord

.gf Mol.-ii i-.ops were among those i ini ing ui '»»ud3,s recmtly. 'rue neu- 'ormen oi ','-.~;nsn ale and Little Pond .are preparing their traps for the lob- .ster iishing this spring. John H. Mc- Kis is doing a rubbing business in the blacksmith trade. \ _

'FI' "* 0 "‘ " ‘ e ' Sunlight Soap is nothing but pure soap-no adulter- nnte,- no `m}unous chumcals to hurry die dnt out or to bleach the clothes;

fats and vegetable oils

compoimded with pure soda-

or alkali: t_<_>_make gnu-lem ` ya|‘l|‘|aua¢hyw(£l:ve::l;::.nlFaad°:£

iw. lvl! av. 55,000 is

l Q»=\:iii. ‘_ ...mi mm nan Gillis oi

turn to her home in Arlington, Mass., about April lst.

...F. G. Jordan, Souris. having

consented to act as Guardian repro- scntative. all news, advertising and subscriptions in Sonril and vildnif-y should be handed to him. - l-10ditf

...Martin McKinnon, Montague. hiv-

ing consented to act as Guardian re- presentative, all news. advertising and subscriptions in-Montague, and vicinity should be handed to him.

l-?drt!.

...A new record was established yes- terday by the eastern train. She made the trip from Charlottetown to Souris yesterday in seven hours and forty minutes, arriving in Souris at 11.00 p.m. On arriving there most of the passengers were able to alight without becoming dizzy.-J.

Had Point have established a new re- cord in sawing wood by hand, having sawed up twenty cords fn one day this week with a cross-cut. saw The previous record of nineteen cords sawed in one day was done by Charlie Young and George Lapiere. -J.

...A most enjoyable time was spent

at “Hilldrop," the home of Bruce and Mrs. Butler, Peter's Road, on March lst. Music and dancing were heartily indulged in until about one o‘clock, when all repaired to the dining room to partake of the splen- did iepast sei-ved in Mrs. `Butler's usual good style, to which all did ample iustice.

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...Conductor E. V. I-Italian of “the

Ordnance Stores Department, Lon- don, Ont., and Mrs. Hessian are ra- ceiving congratulations on the arri- val on the 26th ult. of twin baby girls, strong and healthy. Their names are Eileen Mary. and Patricia Elizabeth. Both mother and babes are perfectly well and happy. Con- ductor Hessian is a Georgetown boy and has many friends in this city.

...Isaac and Mrs. Ives, Montague,

on Wednesday celebrated the twenty- seventh anniversary of their wedding. About twenty-ilve guests were pres- ent. Supper was served the first part ‘ot the evening. A program of music, 'songs and~ga.mes followed. The mer- -ry company dismissed at midnight, wishing Mr. and Mrs. Ives many hap- py returns. A feature of the evening was the taking of a large flashlight group by W. A. Cumming.

...Recently a very pleasant even‘ng

was spent at the residence of Robert and Mrs. Batter-sly, Midgell, it being the 20th anniversary of their marri- age. Many of the invited guss's had been present at their nuptial celsiirn- tion. Altogether about sixty guests sat~__down to a menu gotten up in ex- cellent style ny the worthy home?- The evening was pleasantly spent in music, hong, story, etc. Congratula; tory remarks were made by many of the guests, _ in which reference was ma<ie_to the high esteem in which the host and hostess are held in the

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'- AnsTlT¢£ |¢'°°' » _INMIB ramona 'r'::ilthln¥w:lll.\=:=?di:!

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s'|§u'.'. launu. ana" ' "'

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,of china presents, many of which

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were mr” gffuabgiisffxwttegwééxikom the Provinces has reduced the

community. The magnificent display

SIUCETE UIIBII Y g Mr. and Mrs. Battersly and their many friends. The singing of the National Anthem brought' to a close 5 very pleasant re-union not soon to be forgotten by those present.

GOT 499 CENTS CHANGE

CLEVELAND, March 13-A Cleve-

land man today possesses 399 cop- pers as the result of giving a street, car conductor a 85 bill to pay far a one-cent transfer.

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ot133, although all £110.90 dcgort- ments and their respective phone nm-’ bers are plainly given in the 'tele- phone book. Some people, instcadof looking at the book, even phone one of the above departments to had out what number to ask for to get-air other department. All this is a great waste of time cn the part of the person phoning, the operator at the Central. and thoclerk in the de- partment wrongly phcnod. 'Ric news sign, on gg upper floor, cannot give the necessary information about eith- er advertiaing or subscriptions, nor the advertising staff about subscrip- tions or news. nor the subscription grail about advertising or news. In other words ths`clerka know and col do but their work in their own de- partments. and if it were otherwise they would be continually runnin! from one department to another. “P” stuirs and down. miiills WOPK. Year- ing themselves out and causing the greatest possible confusion. On and after 7 p.m. daily it is uselesp to ask for any phone nunibnf excePf¢ 195-

Patrons who consult their phone books for the numbers they l'°B~1\Y' want will greatly lessen the work of the patient Central telephone and Guardian clerks and thus hall? make their lives much brighter and 'hap- pun 3-ledti.

HAULTIIN WANTS

IIE' LIST lll!_E.

REGINA, Sauk., March 1.5-A cur-

ious situation exists in the Saint- chawsn Ixgislature. At midnight Sat- urday a 61-hour deadlock ended, to be renewed today. Each aide is tirm- ly resolved not to surrender. No business can bv transacted, had it looks as if dissolution is inevitable.

The trouble developed to an acute

stage on Thursday, when the Opposi- tion announced tbat no business would be transacted until the Gov- ernment had given assurances that the new lists would be prepared bo- fore another election would be held. This Premier Scott refused to do. The Opposition claims that there are no proper voters’ lists in existonvc in

the Province. _

The Government today declared

that one of two things would he d0ne at once unless the ODPGBH-’i0l\ l`°°°¢°d- Tba House would be dissolved or the rules amended so I8 i0 Pl’°WDt U10 Opposition blocking supplies.

Mr. Haultain, leader of the Provin-

cial Conservatives, has refused £0 yield.

Easy to Take Easy ve Owe*

....v._"°°“"£e __ .‘I.‘1.'€’i!»u'ii'a°’°°i.-au” L12!

H0"gQ"s Pills

BIG REDUCTIONS

IN BOSTON MARKETS.

_.___

BOSTON, March 16-The arrival of

hundreds of carloads of Canadian hay has reduced prices in the Boston feed market. the Canadian produc selling at $13 per ton-$9 below last years prices.

The influx of oats consignments

prices to.35 cents against 55 last year.

Mlnard's Liniment Co., Limited. Have used M'INARD’S LINIMENT

for Group; found nothing equalto it; sure cure.

CI-IAS. E. SHARP.

I-Iawksbaw, N.B., Sept. lst, 1905.

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» .1 smite new Fee sus. A lug? iw., ov.-mv... 53,‘i.;.<;r,§.l’f{i§§-7§_”iv?i'i.§f§i;`;iQis0'.`y,...I

' '~ . ' ` ' house with lawn Apply on the -

I 'Ti "`A.~"l'I£D girl for generiil house- ' "

ly _ __ ' premises to E. E. Jordan, 36 Upper

_ iv ir _ Qsfercnccs requimd. Good Hg_1s_b0m`sq.ei¢L_ 3?15d2w_

is-‘<_¢¢~_ Moi. J. J. Maxaman. nw N- " ‘: »-.-v-r Roan. = a.-lsati.

Mr u at -me iii for neigi

i`FTOR°`B}§_.l9, veal whale. white

nuseiau'iieod,wiivaz,1czvi¢toria E N D E K S

*bugs vwrk. Arid? at lrfelrfeiic

HELP WANTED

work Apply at 126 Kent git.

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WANTED, girl for general home- * ` . .‘ _ . _ .

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.' P ly at 288 Queen Bt. S- Odd.

-, an'i'liiD, girl for b u, g, '__ é ply llorell Houae,0l3?vlg;nt S? crsumpe

housework References rs uirod.

’ " |'0|(_§A§Ll_£__ -it _.___

B ilu. first year 8 row,

own bn the land, an excapqoavuly It faldfuyieowed 4 bualiela on(;.: un 12?. ~ also goaafuua om. 1_»11~=._mvm1-___»-1°¢r__si»d

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Oda Safes IE:

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rryviq €` ;. 1.1;-

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sh 3. lei

_b‘o__cggipet;nt housekeeper. Apply to

Pemba min wonxs-We have . _ = the agency for Parker Dye Works,

pd £0 ul will have our care 'Atten-

Wwm M' ‘&73‘°='\‘-’6»i"¥i-i.”i.‘li‘2..¥lf“€»i2l‘il"..l‘f.‘2.‘Z.ll? rucsmiir, Maiicii zui mi

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ii iff

- sion table, and Hl0~|na|iry’=o

don, John T. Mclienzle. _ égdlm. fgom guy P550” or Persons wining

'_W| ..-»» » _toleaseany or all p_f the public

'wharves and bridges, the property,

A ' ` ' ' id( the Provincial Goverment from

lille ist of April 191.1, to the 31st- of March, rom. - '-

I Full Ezrticulars of condition and ~ a .r, .n fo o_tend_

- _ ocured at this ddlce :gd vrf.ll'ii‘e`

ANTED-Old Cameo broachee, Fr ai-ded to any addresil ‘ , H

U '.`» » - '"9"' 1' .,' ._ .° ‘.1 _ . , _ -;:..d“’.. ..ii=..§‘l.?i;‘i'?;&. rf- I

g..§s-i.-lifisiivl-l»,_s;,g__1;»-v'viv»1 iliidef- " ” 'V -

Rn.Jli _ . _ii °'.=,£':.".:,r =g.1f2L"- _

Y .ANTED man and wifeto work _ wlnrvu

'ou mall mm at cage as city,

man must understand vegetable gar- ' ‘ - *mms .ua me ei _»i.<><=ir. me yu. °""'°‘?2:'_';',"',,',f _‘,'"_

Daparumnf of Rdblie Yorke,

. x 8 5, City. I-21:11-ti SEALED TENDHS wi" M

_ _ __ A f ‘-‘ ‘ls`LEu'AN ous Bsnslvsd at this lc ffmenf

Until Noon on

sites rms f

valuable itnro M. " L B M¢MILLAN a b mi

er pmf mua'm , lun gh, _ ' _' . ._ ,,_» ' _ ___.__ ' Qgyfls _ il ...lift S°=v»=~»»evii~e.~.. v

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" "1" .......-. AND IIWITED STATES

Jann?" U 'wsnmomifw' °.. “°°- A . March is-wha

-__ ___ , , _ " ”-' _ naxtbocvm .li-'ll ievedthat

Annandale. _ _ ...Calvin McCallum. Bouris, -left -- prcaidentmoy be able to -redeem , ""' Y°°?°'d“Y 1°' \=“‘°"° °“ imP°f°°“‘ li in surprising me large number oi prom!" to submit A 'treaty with

nw ldwdbiadfgfgrvigf' \>\!B\'»°§°~°“~’- . naople in this my vim, wig? any Great Brig. vrvvidius tombs gen.

Nfli ..' '*"" ti' "i “lqalc ted- ‘ti

bla parcnis in Dundas, wal ...John McQuaid, who has been 533,. gvsgbgsigtiogfngflqnktlgns ahishg [Burg to hear_ that he lutends,spandlng the winter in _So_uris lg!! Cepualforth. News phone N°_ 133_ltg,i|| md um Ugiegd g¢_¢¢,5_ agtmtgon lbs- lIu1¢°¢._3¥-liivi ip 9 yesterday m0Fl1l1'l8 101' Ww°W°5-”' " or for the Advertising Phono ___l¥;i..,:9Vi|lK b°€Il_ to téils adbleot

' ‘ "_" _ iaz-s, mmm or iaa-2; oi- when y 1 0 rnmv-r Q 'ii bt li-iildwara

. _ "‘J' M°K°7' Spun; lull” W” want to inquire about advertising Gray in Dnrglameiggehi is lairned thot

ldmily Shar-key, Point.Plea_s- in Souris yesterday in the inteorzsts .Bk Oman fm. the . gubscriptiguinegotlationl for such have been pro-

writes The Gnardfan than _their ol tha_'Ine_ernational Harvester .- EMM Nm 1324' or (or Q" Ne". dm‘_mg°|»_m,y1! mr “ long tim.. no truth in tba rumor. Wdigg. J. phony, No, 133_ mggng of ' 133.3; or, _ough neither side has yet submitted

' "’_"" _` _' hehe want the _Nets or Editor- ' ` ~

"M152 .L°m' Gnimm’ 'he hgxa lhllidepaiytmcut ask Central for the 0" “ “S” ‘° h" "°"“"° “‘ ' ° subscription Phone No. law, or the R°"‘ '°’ 5-°‘”‘ ‘”"°' ”""°‘ °“ '°` advertising I-‘neue Ne. um, iiipmci

a. anal conoreted proposition.

PROVINCIAL WOMAN

WANTS DIVORCE.

_?:_Ji;1__\0_;l. uaré_=i_g1o___-_grin semi nu °_,._ _Cont _co annual ber insrrlase wqdiias Hin- rv Lutz. ¢>£`Wood Island, P_H.I., be- cause of deoertlon_ _ ,

nares lim snow .

.._;._ _

All drug-gflsts on the Island have an

invlgorator that will grow hair or money back. _ The time to take care of your hair

is_ when you have hair to take care o . , -

I1 yOu! hair is getting thin, gradu-

ally falllug out, it cannot belong be- fore the spot appears.

T50 KT¢§teBt remedy to stop the

hair from falling is SALVIA, the Great American Hair Grower, nrst discovered in Ragland. BALVIA fur- nishes nourlehineut to the hair roots .and acts so quickly that people are amazed. A large bottle for 50c.

0.liT'.I‘17.4RY~_ _

A father in Israel has been remov-

ed in the person of James Gillespie, Elder. of Carleton, Lot 28, wbo passed calmly and peacefully into his eternal rest on Friday morning, March 10th, 1911, in tha 72nd year of his age. crowned with respectabil- ity and honor. He was the eldest son of the into William Gillespie, El- der. Ca_rlet¢on\Point. He suffered a stroke of apoplexy about four years ago, which was loilowed by several others, but Providence which blessed Hr. Gillespie with good health through life was also kind to him in his latter days, and although feel- ing, somiewhat, the infirmltiea of age, he retained his faculties and his in- telligence, and enjoyed perfect peace ol mind in view of his approa:hing end, and his ni-m faith and hope in- dicated the genuine character of his Christian profession. In early lifehe was brought to a saving knowledge of the truth under the ministry of that eminent servant of God, the late Rev. Donald McDonald, by whom he was ordained an Elder into the Church of Christ. 'He was highlyes- teemed for his work's sake. The du- ties of that sacred ` oilice, he dis- charged with much faithfulness and with a single eye to the glory of God. Being 3 wise and prudent man, he was a good and sale counsellor. A pious, God-fearing man, a man of love and peace combined with stead- fastneas. "He was well versed and truly enlightened in the Scriptures. He led such 5 consistent life .that his loving life and example will long be remembered. His prayers were al- ways fervent in spirit. In all his life he could never part with anyone without giving good counsel concern- ing the one thing ncediul. His chief study was the life, suflerlngs, death and resurrection of -our Lord and Savious Jesus Christ, in which medl- tation he had much consolation. He has loft a pattern of good works to them that follow after, endorsing the Scripture which saith, "I am now ready to be oflerod and the time of my departure is at hand, I have fougbta good fight, I have nnished my course, I have kept the faith, henceforth there is laid up for me a crown of glory which the Lord, the righteous Judge, shall give me at that day and not to me only but to all those also that love his 'appear- ing." He was fully assured that his soul would immediately pass into

glor and his body being still united to (lhrlst would rest n the grave till the resurrection. at tbelast day, when the glorliled.twain will unite in the chorus; "Alle lipdoi Amen! Loi the Lamb is victorious." The funer- al servioe was conducted by Rev. Daniel McLean, who gave an elo-

quent and effective giscouree, taking for his text Rev. '5:_. I-le spoke cn- doaring words of comfort to the be- reaved. and words of admonition to the family that they would endeavor to follow in the footsteps of their bo- loved father as he had followed in the footsteps of his Lord and Mast- er. 'I‘he funeral took place on Mon-

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_gtice

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_ Doi-ics of _gil sires _and ty pes We ‘l_!§Ycf-‘dl _liirge stock of the

l-ordinary, single, medium and double dories and we are at

present building a_ number of

23 ft, double end power dories which we will sell with a 2 1-2

fH. P. Imperial installed for

_#L35-Oo, F. O. B, Car SouriS_

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day to Cape Traverse Cemetery sed

was very largely attended. The pal

bearers were' his three sons 'and

.1 mul Gillespie, Long River; W S

fuiiuan, samuel downtime; sekpiil ian luttart. Carleton; ll. Mchloill,

Searlotown He married Sarah

`o.mpmil, in whom ne mane a u-ua

help-mote, who survives him, also three sons ~and_tbree daughters- James C., William E., lfhomas B., Carleton; Mrs. (Rev.) D. M..0amp- hell, Lvmberg. Bank.; Rebecca, in Winnipeg. and Janie. at home, who

are left to mourn the loss ofakind

and afiectionate husband and father.

JOHN WANAMAKEIPS

GOLDEN JUBILBTE.

The name of John Wanarnaker is in-

dicative oi big things, big ideas, big enterprises. At~the very Beginning of his b izfrsu career he showed the big qusliycls of mind and heart which have made his business what it ia to- day. ~ .

/Php Bret \‘1a.y's receipts of the little shire which be opened in Philadelphia tlfty yoarsago were $24.67.' He “kept the 67 cents for making change next day." and immediately spent the 24

lor ?swspaper advertising. Th U Yen-l' Mr. Wanamaker completes

s. full half century of business life, and his assoclatm have celebrated the occasion by publishing a volume called The Golden Book of :lic .lohn Wanamaker Stores.

It is interesting reading, this Gold-

en Jubilee Book. It is the story of a pigmy which grew into a giant be- cause lt had a giant's heart. Al- though a tale of peaceful commerce, it is a record of exciting battles fought and won for a Pl'iD¢il>1¢- It 18 the history of a Great Revolution in Business Methods: of interest to, and with an influence on, every person

who either buys or sells 'anything in the civilized world today. ` The Golden Book of the John Wan-

prove the

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STOCK NOTE.

Samuel Cameron, Hampton, and

Jabez Lea, Tryon, have sold two oi the Island's best draft hors.a an-_

The volume is library size, hand-lhigb figures. They were sired by Mr,

soniely bound in cloth and gold, and Lea‘s horse, Brown Mae.

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Packed in igackages and ¢ins_ SUM by most cvrry dealer lil Canaan,

TUCKETT LIMITED . _ HAMILTON

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shown in the pic- ture - provides for a -new hat within 4 months from date of pur- chase, if, for any reason-accident

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guarante-ed_ the owner even

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sweeping Buckley ,guarantee- provldes for such cases as that

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~ another without it costing him a Cont

audth man-even he must be satisfied.

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get a. new Buckley hat from any Buckley dealer, without hflvlllg '60 élnswer questions or give 3 1'€I1gtl1y explanation, it

has been thought Well t0 provide that, whatever his reason, if the Buckley he’s been Xflcglgig has not Wm' bg” llii°eg¢tr»lius'iiitff f"0mp¢ly. unqiiestion.

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