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It fs not often one hears of n. ro-

mance being mixed up with a lobster nan, but unless the unforeseen bap- pens, there is going to be a pretty .little romantic culmination attached to a lobster can, that was washed ashore at Ingonish Ferry, Victoria County, several months ago. Over in the quaint little country village of Rustico, one of the many beautiful summer resorts in Prince Edward Is- land, where the malor portion of the inhabitants are of French origin, and where thousands of American tour- ists have in recent years sought and obtained health and rest in its char- ming surroundings, a maiden one dal' penned several lines, and after sign- ing ber name to the epistle, placed it in a lobster can and had it sealed. Then she threw thc little vessel iii- to the sea, and soon forgot all about it. Just twenty-six days afterwards 8 young man walking alone the sea- shore at lngonish noticed a lobster can floating in the surf, und stooping down he picked it up. Realizing there was something odd about the can, judging from its light weight he open-_

‘MINARWS “‘NI_?El§:r'CAMPBELL_ results of the examinations in Clint-

at B P. in

large - about

with

of 1,000

niersfde"an_d lsrze cuiuif-tt! was met

but a around

seng¢-rs.- J. _

House, “liinimersld esterday.

¢. Y

I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by

I was cured of Facial Neuralgia by 0

" ui-‘3‘3l‘.‘%

the entrance to Pt. du Ohana harbor. 'Mk °l' Y-W9 The stealndr starts this morning on lil" D510 I0 her regugr summer schedule, leaving l1°¢ mill I-ll here on e arrival of the train from 51l°0D¥41\_"»\_d Charlottetown with malls and pas- 4*"-

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--uiss ‘ f f

report very store. ' 'e

Bum- ll “"4 U3 “gh

~ §_.‘§e E d.ifis 5525.

-EXAMlNATIONB.*'_l‘ha following

-Mr. Gordon Pickering, wife and ls Y-he F¢P0l't 0! tl,§_|.Nort.h Carleton family, of Scarletown, leave by the School for the month of March: Empress tnfs morning enroute to Grade VII-1, Claire Wright; 2, Chas. Iwiuniucc. Mr. Pickering recently Lowther. Grade .VI-1. Hadlay Low-, sold his farm at Searletown to Hen- ther: 2. Hudson Lowther and Harry |ry"Calfbeck, Central Bedeque.-J. Allan. Grade V-1, Wilfred Lowther;

Bertha Myers. Grade IV-1, Btew-

-Mcssrs W. H. Thackery, Halifax; a t Wright; 2, Horace Lowther.

,J. M_ mm, 'ri-um; R. 'r. 'ray-inf, _.annie In-1. Georgie Osmrbells 2. ,Moncton; J. C. Brown, Toronto; E. HGPIIIHD HHBBD Mid Sutherland Al- T. Meager, Joliet, Ill.; D. P. Cutter, lan. Grade II-1, Waldon Lowther; _Mantra-al, registered at the Clifton Hebdf MYGFB- Gfldt I, Senior-1,

m Lowther, 2 Doris o e

J, ’ . L wth r. Grade I, Junior-1, Heath Craig; 2, Bernard Mclnnis.-J. -

-OLINTON~ EXAMINATION B.-The

n School for the month of March

MINA_,_D,S !_IN1MENT_ are: Princlpal’s Department, Grade

Albert Co.. .l\’. B. ~ ~ __ _ I was cured of Chronic Rheumatism; 333%! IHg;ri3';i£1_f_ I;"1‘;:1a3t°v‘;;_o§»

`:' _ . . _ ’ ' '

§‘_fNIMENT suis. oi-uae v-1, Fannie smith; 2,

VII-1, Vernon Harrin to ' 1 -

WM. paulans. eh

K D. 3. Mar

all Woodside; 3. Elmer MacKay.

GE0_ ,HNGLEY_ Carrie Woodside; 3, Chrlstene Mac-

"Thursday the l0fh is the

_Kay. Primary Department, Grade IV _--1. Josephine Harrington; 2, Edison Heaney; 3, Theresa Woodside. Grade III-1. Ruby Reeves; 2,' Chas. woun- de; 3, Leslie Goss. Grade II-1,

~ . sl

ed it with a jack-knife. Then he saw hu for paylng wnea rates Bertha Watts; 2, Kathaleen Harring-

the note inside. It was n simple re- quest he read to the eflect that the writer would be delighted to have a reply should the little wandering can

ever be found. The Ingonish youth,

4-9912i.

Thursday April lflili is the

fast day for receiving discounts

ton: 3, Willie Watts. .Grade I-1, Jessie Woodside; 2, May Somers; 3, Fred. Reeves.

-TRYON.-At the afternoon serv-

son of one of the most respected men on clectric light for March ice last Sunday the following rnnoin.

of the place, wrote to the girl in Rus-I

tion was read by the pastor of the

tico, and since then many missives Pay fllday Rnd' l§_V¢ Baptist Church, Tryon, Rev. Arthur have been exchanged, as well as pho-lm0n¢y, 4~9M2l H\"`“» and ’110V0d` and 99503505 bl’

tos. Indeed, it is said, such a 'armth has sprung UD that in a stliort time a happy marriage will prove' the sequel to the romance at- ynchcrl to the little roving lobster gan from the fund of foxes and prct- ty maidens.-North Sydney Herald.

IONTAGUB IABKITI

Darrected for every Wednssday and

Saturday issue. ‘.

Potatoes

Duets per dol.

\'~ard, per W.

Beef (small) per fb. Beef (quarter) Der lb Pork Lamb, per lb. (small Fowl

Muttol Butter

Eggs, per dos.

Oats

Hay (Pressed) Hay (Loose)

Pork

xiii in

ii eu is s to is si zu 7 9 no io; io to 14 9 to is a en 12 i4 eo za

ze‘

ie to 42 sis to no

81| totla 1; en 9;

_ two of the Deacons: That this church

,,,Ul,_,,£,,,R,_uDm “AQKETB gnd congregation, met for worship on

unday afternoon, April 6th, desires

Corrected for every Wednesday and_ tg express its hemty “PP"°°i“ti°“ °f

enum., mu.. t e munificent gift of $20,000 for an

E s

Turnips

Potatoes l’ ork Beef

Dressed beef Chicken Turkeys

Geese

Fowl

Ducks Oats (white) Oats (black) I-lay (loose) Hay, pressed Straw '

Buckwheat

Wheat

~ 'ei i l- `

Hides Calflklll . Ruttnr

91 t0 11%

Island Tuberculosis Sanitarium, open ‘und free to the poor of all creeds

Q? and denominations, and for the addi-

tional $1,000 per year for ten years for its support, both being the gifts

' to 7 of the Hon. Charles Dalton. We look | w 10 upon these gifts as being among the

i1 `l

(5 gg gg this Island, and pray that the giver 1; to 15 may be abundantly rewarded for these

42to

12 great and gracious gifts. 16

ic -sci-1001. nxaiviiuirrious. 4 44 :vi '

_ arch examinations Fanning School,

;11f,n;12 Malpeque. l°rincipal's Department,

$9 to $11 (7-

C. Munn, Grade VIII-1, Preston

)4.5i\ Green; 2, Hazel Hopgood; 3,`Kalth

I0 tn

£3 McGougan, Grade VII-1, Ralph 6

Beairsto; 2, Harold Burns; 3, John Beairsto Grade VI-1 Jose h Rat-

- » P

11 tee; 2, Alfred McGougan and Erskine U- McNutt. Grade V.-1, Marjorie Peake;

ll t0 U 2, Ruth Burns; 3, Verna Craig. Mies

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"1 _

Every Child

4 _ Has a Right

‘---~- -» if-“' '- Ramsay's Department, :Jrade IV-1,

l Walter Mountain; 2, Gordon Peake;

3, Harold-Robinson. _Grade III-1, ._ Janie Champion and Margaret Rat- _f l-$03 2. Willie Burns; 3, Andrew I Mountain. Grade II-1,_Gladys Moun- tain; 2. George Rattus; 3, Duncan ‘fi_[cGougsn. Grade I-.-1, Admins lldountain; 2, Millicent Craig; 3, , Margaret McGougan.

1' -Ppoonnss MADE.-in the prin- Qivsls department ou Abram’s Vil- 1_8¢0 School written examinations

_' of March. These exams cover the -_ work done since the beginning of the __ year, and the following are the names ‘i of the two highest students ln each

) _l; have been held during the last week

E branch’ Grade VII In order of er-

' - _ ~ In . it. Arithmetic-Celine Gallant, Pliil- fllp Gallant. English-Celine Gallant, _. Philip Gallant and Angeline Arsen- iaii,lt (equal). History-_Philip Gal- lant, Celine' Gallant. Agriculture and Botany-Celine Gallant, Philip Gai- ' lant. Geometry and Algebra-Ango _ ine Argenault, Celine Gallant. Latin »- -Philip Gallant, Angeline Arsenazilt. .French-Ange ine A`rsenau,lt, Philip Gallant. Hygiene-Angeiiiie _Arsen- aiilt, Philip' Gallant. ` Geography- , Philip Gallant, Celine Gallant. Com-

1 Arsenault. Grads VI -Arithmetic-'; S. Gallant and H. Axsenault (equal), I3. Darby. English-B. Gallant and

- G. Darby (equal), H. Arsenault. Geo-

graphy-S. Gallant," G. Darby. Hia-

, _ _ _ l Ge,l-isnt. G om try nd Al ebra-\-S.

_ to be inforiiied aboiitziiiy article of food or drink likely to 6 B B E

affect his future welfare and comfort

been known years before.

mpfece often and coffee

made ‘ free

_ ' There’s a lesson about Lea and coffee which is apt to

come life in life when unsteady heart, disordered diges- _ \t'_ion_af1 upset nerves drive home facts which should have

Gallant, H. Arsenault. Latin-B. Gallant, G. Darby. French-S. Gal- lant, A..Arsenault. Hygiene-G. Dar- by. E. Darby. Composition-G. Dar- by. B. Gallant and A. Arsenaiilt _(e<l'-H11). Grade V-Arithmetic-A. _lArsenault, A. Gallant. English-A. Gallant, S. Cormier. Geogrspny_.A,

_ _Goa-ee contain (_`“eine_ a habit forming .I Gallant, L. Arsenaiilt. History-A. 5 1-115;, and hygienists know to fe harmful to

Gallant, S, Cormier. Com ogit10n_

I L. Arsenault, A. Gallant. llPi‘ench_..A_ _ Gallant, A. Arsenaiilt. Writing-L. ‘_ Arsenault, A. Gallant and A. Arsen-

and Dictation-A. Arsenaiilt, L, A,-_

Ax-renault. ' ‘ ' '

. ::"Y_0UR*HA'l‘ I8 AT HOL\lANS".

» Lives

for

lest ever conferred on the people_ o ,

t0ry_G_ Dm_by_ H_ Arse_na_u1t_ A¢i_i__. _ o_o.av_cu|lDl.\.lllfsa. 1” , ciiltiire and Botany-G. Darby,-. S. ‘ _ ‘

. suit and D. Gallant (equal). Spelling i

senault. Reading-A. Gallant L, .

_.i ,

-IMPROV_EMl$T. - The runny"

friends of Mr. tho? Mcblutt, Malpe- que, who underwen a 'serious opera- nun in the i=i-ine." county Hnspicsi about three weeks ago, will ‘be pleas- ed to learn that he is improving _rapidly and expects rto leave. t_he_ Hospital on Friday 'or Baturday.J

-oasas DIs'M`1s`sED-Bernie su-

yesterday, Arthur Barnett and John McNeill of Alina 'who were arrested and lodged in jail soine'days ago, charged on information of Chas. Burke, who is' at present awaiting

ing into a warehouse belonging to

stealing some cheese in October 1910, were brought up for hearing, but as there was no one on hand to prose- cute, the case against each of them was dismissed.J. '

-A NEW HOME.-Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Humphrey, late of Clearvillc, Ont., who have been spending the winter at the home of the latter's

French, Westmoreland, have taken their departure for Tryon, a few months ago having purchased the ideal farm property of Messrs. Med- calf and Fell. Mr._ Humphrey has travelled through different parts of the United States and Canada, and more extensively in his native Pro- vince, Ontario, where he has been fa- vored with great success in various vocations. He has only been residing here’ a few months, and is very much impressed with possibilities, and the beauty of the "Little Garden Is- land," especially the splendid agri- cultural section of Tryon. While re- siding in Westmoreland many warm friends have been made, who extend to his "genial presence” and "jolly partner" their best wishes for contin- ued health and prosperity in their beautiful new home.

-PROPERTY 'I‘RANSFERS.- Se-

veral transfers of property have tak- en place in Summerside during the past few weeks of which the following nre n few: The residence on Cen- tral Street, known as the; Waddell property, has been sold by the owner, Mr. Duncan Nicholson, Bedeque to Mr

f‘homns Linkletter, St. Eleanorsjvg, W. A. Stewart has sold to Mr. R. ._ Richarflson, Manager ofthe 'Royal Bank, his fine residence on Notre Dame St., Mr. J. H. Taylor, Free- town has purchased from Miss Amy A. Green a large lot consisting of 16 acres, situated on the outskirts of the town to the westward of the R.. C. Cemetery. Mr. Taylor has also purchased from Mr. H. T. Holman a building lot on Beaver St., on.which; he intends erecting a residence dur-_ ing the coming summer. Mr. Hol- man has also sold to . .Mr. Chas. Hensley, Manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Summerside, the due new' residence on Beaver Street, which Mr. Hensley has occupied since coming to Summerside; and Mr. James Mayhew has sold to Mr. I-I.'l‘. Holman his house and lot situated on Water St., West.J.

-K. S. ELLIS LEAVES.-K. S. nuns, sun' of K. F. Eine, summer-

slde, leaves this morning for Edmon- ton, Alta., where he has secured a position on the staff of the Merchantsg

til the amalgamation of the Bank of New Brunswick was teller in the former bank for about three years, was a great favorite among the younger citizens. On Monday even- ing lasi, he was the guest ar. an at home given in his honor by the mem- bers of Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge of

which he wasa member.J. I

f Qi

an-wsu-ec * '\-AKA'1\’\\fES

are best for nursing

_ » mothers because they do "~ nel affect lhe rcs! of the _ system. Mlldbufsure. 250. i s box sf your druggf.lf's.

lA1l0ll}l_Ullll AID 6Nll|¢ll

' lqvgqyaus-pm-Y -“_ ,. . ~ - _'___ ~;:x1**

_,-14

Ol’

pendlary Wright, at Bummerslde, J. A. I-lewson, H\\»1"°3i H. Willill

trial at Supreme Court, with break- Messrs. H. A. Amos, Oxford; A.

the cheese factory of that place and .Q

Harrie Mitchell, Cha. ottetowil, re-

°°'°““=~ M* “"1 "fs Je K- »=i~¢~>f-<1 =»Mh°Q“°°“H°f°‘- S““‘"=°'- »“

side, yesterday.--J. _ f _ ` ' " _ -' _ i’ '\

vorfte. around

-Mr. Harold

iorrxierly of_ the _Ba*n_k~of' Canada. this niorning for where he has

the etaf! of the

'Comnicrce.J.

4-Rev. Jas.

Traverse left on

few weeks visit to where he will preach _there on ‘Hampshire

ax .

Sabbath at 11 and 5 and on y and Thursd ternoons

ay al _ V

-Messrs A. C. Vanwort, Bt. John; D Simmons. St. John; W. B. W son St John; D. N. McDonald, Syd?- sy; E. H. Cunningham, Montreal

line. Moncton; C. P. Pooly, Halifax; W. I-l. Patterson, Montreal; C. H Nelson, Charlottetown; G. A; Hos- nr, F1. Aurora, N. Y.; R. 'Phomp on. New York; Miss H. D'Nelll

Peters, Moncton, lregistered at the

-Messrs W H Patterson, Mont _ eal D Stewart, Sackville, J. A euston, Halifax A McConnol, Syd

(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian) _

__ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ H ; - _ ‘ ney; C. J. Flemming, St. John; J.C.

lll;lll|ellLll] Wllfl Kllllfllif

lflllflll lflll SWEEP Fl.00fl-, i

_ Itishardforawomantolookgfter her household duties when she ie sud`eri.n8 from a weak .and aching back, for no woman can be strong and well Yheh the kidneys are out of order.

The weak, lame and aching back comet

from sick kidneys and should be attended to at once so as to avoid years of suffering from the kidney trouble which is sure tv follow lf the back is neglected._

On the first sign of a in the bacln

Doan's Kidney Pills uld be taken. They.go right to the seat of the trouble.

Mrs. Joseph T_l\reop,' Upper Point De _

Butte, N.B.; writes:-f‘I cannot speak too wall of Doan’s Kidney Pills. Foi two ears I was so tired, life was a burden and ivgot u more tired than when I went to bed, ancfm back was so lame could hardly straighten up. I took different kinds of ni `cine, but none of tw did me any good until a friend adv _ ' me to try Doau’s Kidney Pills. _I did so and to-day I don’t know what it is to be tired and my lame back is all gone'.» I can recommend them to any person suf- fering with lame back and that terrible tired` feeling.” 3

Price, 50 cents a. box, 3 for $1.25, at all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of ' rice by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, ilbronto, Ont. ' When ordering direct specify "Doan'u."

, pr rem _r -anus

Chainlierfain’s

The Children's Favorlta

Whooping Cough.

` Thfersmedyis famous for ltsearssover r r :.‘..,."'° r.":.‘:.’..r.:.f';',,_.,."‘°“. .'.°J.‘..-.....'° 'az ‘ I ffin'i ` th _ d may bo f .Zito .2l.&.s3§n'€f‘,"€2. . i.2f,‘}‘.f¥... .nn V

Price 25 cts: Large Bfxe, 60 cts. i

ueen Hotel, Summerside, yesterday. ' -idtheresultnntallrouxid vygorouehealth

who

and who

"‘To anyone in' want of urifled blood

cuui conscientiously recommend B.B.B."

Get the 3 ll's. Manufactured (£2 y 'rin 1*. bjnbum Co, inn:

pronto. Ont. '

,e ~. ,

Eggs for ”jI'I_atclii'-rig

,S.easiersiizem-f.ri‘s-.;:°r.iiii

°“' _ si.oo ui- is . . ll ` S. .

hgB|-|_;"1g,?Lt|:ke Runner uc s ‘

15 cents for ll .

, _ Eggs can bs had at M.& A. M`cLEOD,

Ballein, Bedeque; Hubert Howatt, §t. 55Pi-inns 8t.City, or at the owner 0. H.- Eleanor's; A. W. Tnnton, St. Elsa- ~ I ‘ PIPPY. Hillsboro. Lctli. P. 19.1.

or's. George W. Grant, Tononto; _ HM"l1W°| |9""UPd- ~

rl ` '

J Corr.eclSlyles_

new

3'"

In SPRING- HATS

i »

._._( __

Among the many new shapes

we are showing in soft hats a

American block in Moss

> Green with pressed plaid of same

_ color is proving a favorite. It is very comfortable to the head and may be worn in various shapes. Sells at _$2.00 This is only one of many new shapes a`nd shades, others

. that will appeal to you perhaps more, are here at easy

prices $|.50, $2.00 to $4.00.

Sfiff lfafs

Our showing of these is

very complete, showing the newest shapes, from the low crown, broad briiiihat, for young men, to themed- ium shapes for conserva- tive dressers. We handle Royalty, Audre and other famous makes, every hat the best at 'it’_s price

English Caps

We have just received a

shipment of the celebrated “Andre” English Caps, in the newest atterns. and materials. Tlgese come in large or medium peak, lined or taped seam and every cap will_ho1d its shape.

$2.00. 2.50. 2.75. 3.00

Fumishings

4-7Mtf

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Bank 01 Canada, Mr, E111; who nn-_ _» _ * _i-----------~--;--------~ -

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Prices 751:, $1.00 to lil 75

llafs and Caps

_..‘.. A _D. A. BRUCE

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5. . Always in the F roni l{an‘k"

srl

Cfmgh Remedl” . N'Gvids§|§i§c?d`>!i0i;¥lRE _

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.Arthur C- Bllllllli. Mgr Nova- Scotia Fire Insurance Conirhn Cl `

Pear Sir:-we wish tothunk you for your ch ue fory$'l,8?|y0 in

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whercsreencoungingiheflulefcflutoapeiid

leBuds

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