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ALBERT VARNER

Buckingham, Que., May 3rd, 1915. _ 1~`or seven years,] suifered terribly

from Severe 1/cada:/ze: and Ind1_g:.'ii`au. I had belching gas from the stornnuli, hitter Stull' would come up into my rno-.iiliaftcr eating, while at times I had nausea and vomiting, and had chronic Constipation. I went to several doctors and wrote to it specialist in Boston but \\ itliout bcneiit. I tried many remedies but nothing did mcgood. Finally, a fricml adziszd “1~`ruit-a-tives". I took this grand fruit medicine and it made me ne-.ll. I aiu grateful to “1"r\iit-'.\- ti\’cs”, and to everyone who hits mise- inbleliealth withtloustipation and Iridi- gn-.tiun and Bad Stomucli, I say take “ i-‘mit-a-ti\'os ”, and you will getwell ".

ALBl<Ili’i‘ VARNER.

5Oc_ :t box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, §.’5c.

A t dealers orsent postpaid on receipt ui' price by i-`ruit-e-tives Limited, Ottawa.

MON DAY

Th an el of death has a ein visit-

or Cymbrla on Feb 10111.. (sig ills' gn its own tm eldest len. -Irion hee _ 9. It is but n short tlr_np_‘.s_Rpe_»__jpeY bore the loss of their younge dough' ter, Margaret Anne with spinal meni- ngetls, a bright lovnbig _,girl of gten years. Henry was a young .man J of _.sterling character. and had a host of friends. being kind and unassuming. He bore his sickness with great pati- ence. and _was comforted in his last hours by his pastor, ReY:"' __Fnthe‘r_ Lfhalsson D. D. His funeral -was held Feb. 12th. Hish mass being cele- brated by the Rev. Father Chalseon, P. P. The pall-bearers were: Maur- ice Plneau, Dominique Doiron, Andrew Blanchard, Peter Dolron, Jerome Doi- ron, and Bruno Doiron. He leaves to mourn besides his sorrowing father and mother, four brothers and one _-iister, lsadore and Lawrence in Bos- ton, Adoiphe, Adrian, Joseph, and Josephine at home.

With the death. which occurred at

her late home, New Haven. lunuury 14th. of Mrs. Alien MacSwain. theg shadow of n deep grief has again pas- sed over a home which only at fe'\v_ months previously had known a simi- lar sorrow. Deep regret was experi-

enced by many relstives and friends when it was learne that after n brief illness she had passed away. She was

_57 years of age, and was a daughter of the late respected Mr. Alex.. Mc- Lurc, of Brndalbane_ Sho was an es- teemable Christian woman whose ideals of lite and conception of reli- :gion and moral integrity were of the I highest and the best, and whose great- lest de-sire in life was to serve others

iand to instil within the minds of _hc-r . family prinollples of righteousness and truth. Always the integral persointl- ity in the home, the d`is_i11terested, self-saerilicing mother, attributes. so often characteristic of the mother, _who in her restricted home lite, willi- ; out much inspiration from the outside _'world ministers to tliedomestic re- iquirements, dilticultles and perplexi- ftles of her family, the- fremoval ol’ *whose presence by d'eath rnenns the lloss ni’ a pillar of corni'ort and guid- ainrc and strengtli. “llomc without 'n

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If'Belgium Were _ _ _ “N ext~Door ” To ; __

. --._._1_df§e_1f'-m._s__'above__. 1l.,712.52_

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~-it the heavily-charged electric wires, that pen thp _ l

people into a worlrleas and almost ioodleu land, ran » ~

_ along our frontier ' `

'_ f--ii instead of reading of Belgian sufferings we heard N E \ the pitiful tales from the lips of escaped victims

l . I Q-if we could see_the long and hungry bread-lines of

_._ -people as intelligent _end once as prosperous and. ,.,,.-____,._,.i e~_.»~~

, comfortable as ourselves

1* _--if we could 'wafchlhe 'thousands oi emacisted children _ ' _ who a_re_fcd ofthe schools by the Belgian Relief

J Commission

' i-if what they are enduring, and their desperate need, I

were clear and _vivid to'u\, instead of unreal and

___ OVCTSCIII _

_-then the great hearts of Canadians would be moved, -_ -

‘_ and there would he no trouble in raising several times ‘_ 'our present contributions to the Belgian Relief F und.

_ Can we bring the urgent need oi the hungry Belgian

mothers and children home to YOU? Can we enlist lYOUR active sympathy for those whose very lives

depend on the prompt and

yourself? Send your subscriptions weekly, monthly or in one lump sum to Local or Provincial Committees, or A SEND CHEQUIB PAYABLE To TREASURER

.Belgian Relief I' und 1

59 St. Peter Street, Montreal. ar _ _

The Greatest Relief Work in History.

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continued help of people like

mugs- _ r

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l SEA Ll-:Gs »

_ On some voyages it takes it passen-

Lrcr at long' time to get his “Sen legs.” - llc iinds it hm'd.io accustom liimsolf to _

the ncem1’s pitch and roll. But this is

noi. the vxperi<'~ncc ofthe

ships, with their big capacity filled with _ c.ni°_t_-50', are probzihly the stzrnncliest :md _

Htttzrtlicst craft that plou,<_{l1 the \vcstor'n w

ocean. _lflven the pouiwst sailor need not \vin‘r_v abmit i'<-_cliiig sen sick ii' he plans

/ ff- " I \ _ it

his visit; to thc West lndics by at ship of -),,__

the “Royal l\i`:iil_” ‘ ‘ /_

2 S -'Jr' ff- 4

' _ 'H -my,--iv ' ni- '

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:igi-s hy the \Vcst India ships oi' the “lto_\'z1l l\'lail;_” he liecolncs used to the _'_ motion :1hnr»si.~ |1ninctlitiicl_v, ._io1' these _ ='/'

A l l _ '.5 _ '_ Z if _ .___/_ _~ s _i _-" si » §_\\li/f _ _

-/7»‘_'._._-....lt.. -.-'.2l_;~ ' ' .LAN - if _ penaents with it livelihood. other _ ' ' .. _ . _ __ » » - - ' - _ ' __ '_ -_

i _ I . . » » matters dealt with bythe Board, were ‘"7 _ ‘ , _ ., ., _ ` _” '

TIE RDYAI. MAIL STEAM PACKET LUIIPANY ,ti ' n f. _..._ '_ ' ' ' __ _ _ 1 - _ f _ _P _‘ "_" .,,....,,,,. sim., .,.,_,w,,.,,_,_ . » $3211";.‘;%I.’.':..i‘Z.L..‘i°£‘.f..§‘;'i1‘.§°..:list-‘f AI~BERT_E_-_*_1`Q0MBS»___.'- -_ - cHAnLoTTsToWN..D$;&.-_ 31'. :' ___ U _c_ __ __ _ ,an _ __ __ __ _ _ _/__,_________,,__ 1.; .ionneou 4 .nor-moon mm-ized report or which not ali-e»dyi_',’,__ ~' _ ~ _ -_._.,._ _ _ ' .__ _ ' _- ‘ -1-: '-»w_~ii“_ 'iii' "\"

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mother. becomes a. realistic export ence replete with po.l¢nnnt meaning Her presence will be missed butfthe

her cheracter shall ever rem n w her family 9, helpful and an uplifting force. life is indeed contizentl But when sorrows follow each other in quick succession and n beloved broth- er and a mother are both removed within a few short months. only those who have passed through n similar combination or sorrow can realize the vacuum that is made in life by such an experience. Yet through the trials and .viclssltudes whrcn comes to us. we have the comforting assurance of a Christian faith; which _.triumphs oy- er sorrow and dlssipates the gloom; while wg recall the words of our Mes- ter: "in this world ye shsllhave trib- ulatiuns. but be of good cheer-I have overcome the world_" Material . ilu- terests may lessen. but Heaven grows more attractive when we have more treasures there. ,

9,1 use hgmi; of Mr. Petqz_Dou§tte_ spirit of her life andithe intl'p;ance_~3{‘ '

The generalzstntement of St; Nu-

s'tan‘s -Cathedral Building Fund for, year ending Jan. 31 .1917 was read in the Cathedral yesterday by His Lord-_ ship Bishop 0'Leary as follows:- i

EXPENDITURE: -

expenses ._ .. $111._16_ Interest _ . . . . .._ ..1,845.74

"Premium Fire Insurance ._..69_00 “ pointing iron work spires_ 23.37

Lumber for various purposes 30.24 Repairs and alterations 10.88

To ..

|- it

Total ordinary expenditure $2,090.39

CAPITAL EXPENDITURE To electric meter 20.00 “ Lighting and wiring front of Cathedral and _ passage- way . . . . . . . .._ . . _ _ . . . . _._ 16.30_

To Interior finish of basement . .1352 _“ Specification __ and blue- Q

prints, interior main church.. 05.00

T0. -installing sewerage, pro- _ _Cathedral ._ .._.4s.oo

. _ ., _ _. ._

_-’I‘o_tal- capital expenditure .160._82 Les 'wsailezr _of material.. etc ._ 121.17 -net capital expenditure 39.65 Balnneeapplied to reduction - _ .F

or nent . _ _ . _ . _ . _ _..11.712_s2

13,842.56

_ R-ECEIPTS -

By private' subscriptions .. '$5,198.35 “ Sunday collections _ . . ... 4098.85 Country parish suhecrip- _ _ tiong,_.._ _ . . . . _ _ . . . _ _ _ .._ 3000,00 By n`ét proceeds missions,

1916 .. .. ...."_.1,072_31

By Donations 473.05 _~<_'I‘otal ordinary recelpts__$13,842.56

cA1'HEonAI._ _l;»t:ZBT.-,. __

£916 f *-

statement submitted' ` ‘48,703.l6

Jen. 31. To balance-still i-_

due- $36,390.64 Audited and found correct, __ ' M. J. MonAN,, _ _ ' Auditor. ’

_ TUESDAY

IN CASUALTY LIST.- The latest

casualty_li_-st contains the name of Gordon Ellsmore' Sher-ard, .Charlotte- town, as wounded and back to duty again, __ Mr. Sherard is a_native_of New Brunswick hut his address is given us_C‘l1orlottetown, as Mrs. P. R. McDonald, Hillsboro Street, his aunt, is his nextof-kin. Ile is xt cousin of Mr. S. A. McDonald of the McDonald Rowe, Woodworking Company.

THE ,OLD 6TH C. M- R.- A le-tter'

from, Major R. A; March, St. John, who has many friends in Charlotte- town, from the Canadian Ca.vair_\'_ Training Brigade headquarters -at

Shornclifie, enclosed a group photo o§ the sergeants and oiiicers of the olr Gth C. M. R. who were left after the third battle of Ypres. Oi’ this. group. Captain Plneo and Sergeantis McGeary 'intl Holmes have since been killed, and Captain "Bun" Beckwith, Lieut- enant' Barnes and Sergt_ Lowther have been wounded. Lieutenant Bar- nes has been a major, and Sergeants. Lewis and Eaton have received their' commissions. Major Barnes and Ser- geant Martin have been decorated with the --Military Cross, and Sergeant; Mi_'jog,__-Q'il,l___lut»s received 'the D. C. M. The only"ot1lcer of the (ith C-. M." RT; remaining in France is Major B. W. Roscoe, D. S. D., w'ho'wus__wounded and in hospital at the time ‘ this-fjltoy, ture was taken. Major March wrote that he was awaiting orders and ex- pected soon to be with the survivors of th., group. _ .'

Qs _ _Qc

...MG ‘3.‘.‘li‘§’».‘.. .$3.24 '.Zif?.,ii. S..

. ALMOST got acquainted

WITH A charming man at a

DINNER PARTY last evening but THE WOMAN who eat between

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US HAD spent we much MONEY FOR hair that had

BELONGED T0 others. _

wAs EITHER h¢»1.¢edny'" '

A CURL or deflected by A FALSE puff. Then, too, I

r/incite rim an of the onioiwn ownrns of that

ASSORTMENT OF hsirwere listening

T0 OUR conversation and it l rmsmnnssrfo' Mr. -whyin

THE WORLD _more worrien don't

LEARN Of HIERPICIDI and '

TRY FOR the home grown

vitmnv or inn-in e ‘_

MYSTERY £0 |119. l Youre for beautiful heir, `

EVERY PLEASANTRV of mine i

our

Pt\F_§_§NTA`[|oN.-Miss. Florenc

__ cott, rshgield, _o' gi_1nlst'of_the'S

olumlfla. Pt dbyterlan church bf th lac_e_» was _very kindly remémbgneq _ _ e freohht annual meeting, when ‘sh_ receiV'ed'_h’presenta'tic-n froin"the co ' f1'G9li»1ilon--oe altoiten of he1“l’aithf iervice, and high esteem in which sh f._~ h~=»i.,.__ .,. »__ - »- -.

‘ AGRiCU|."|’=UR‘A’l:"SHOR?‘*60LRB _;_-A_short _co rse I _ _rlc_u_itu_re o en- 'ea mst 'nigntihii Klinéliigtong A- Clerk g8V9_.a general lecture on the subject of “Gr~wins,” which was _listened to with a gre-at deal of inter- est. Today Grain Judging will _he conducted, there being quite_a lot._df samples of grain on hand. This evening Mr. Clark will again address the gat'her.lng, his subject being, "‘Till- HEB-" The Course will continue un-, til Friday. _. ___ _

|sl.A_NDE_R PRoMoTso_- _"rho,

retirement of Mr. Daniel Waters from the Assistant General Manegership of the Bank of Nova. hcotia, _who' was connected' with t-he institution" 'for thirty-seven _y_ears,. ._ _._ is announced. His successor is Mr. J. A~._.Mc_Leod', n' nat_l_ e'__o_ P_ark_`C0x; _er. this" pr_o§v-_ mee. hir) ill/Ii:Leol':'l e'rh1t'eretl‘ the 'Bn_l1_k at S\lmrn¢_rslde__ ,_ovc.r.- thirty years ug0._.wn.lle~under_,'.the_ iuimagement,.'qf|` Mr. Nell McK9lvie._ Since then he-liar. served at many 0h’ic'es~§_ and has be‘an‘l m0lla8or‘. o.t.St,,J01l`u's. _Nllil/1. Bostpll. Muse. Hurvaird. C1uba._and Chicago. _A. notewort_l1`y »fea'tm_'e in conne’cti_<in »wlt'it' thi-1.'11r>nQ1ntri1er_i`t is g,_nat_ _1{u_~.‘ ivrpppqa

formerly. (feneral Mazinger-_-_of .._the Bank of Nova Scotia. They were' bothil born at Park Qorncr, `Ne'w"Lon'do`n__ Mr. J. A. Qlgeod is _n nop ,:__the late Captain ohn cLeod,,’Parlir(1o1

i11ci'ly{._.~Miss\-Sopigla' $i_11i‘s,__tlaf11_g_lrtei" of, _the !ate_ Mr. John.-C... Sims.. ..N_ew‘ London: -,_-.»_ , __ ~ ` -.._»_ tin..-..-_ _ - - __.

- ”A_€N'EROU8 -'®ONTRiBU'T|0N3.

A. hav_e'i‘orwarried'to Mr: D. Ai Mac- Kinnon. ~1r»orr.'-='rireas;-wx noi cms sei ciety."’oril! hdhtiflitt do n_rsi‘i'.lo'r'irionthsi of December! .’ittd`Jlm\.laTy. -Oftftihis a=no1'1l'i't"thi`3f`s§rtii'ot* $43.40 \vt\<r'n~er-rlizelti nl. at lecture- given- by Rev.-.Mrs Fulton in Melpeqne“Tcli\Ir`cli, Tne'srla:y.-Jenni ary_'1i3tll§"`iir1d"$2I‘.0U`ttt"ft'sbflle 'Ui lunclv"‘ es il tht=i”il‘e2ll"a_'t~`lt'he'-cld`S'e" dfslecture] Spe6ia'l"" `t‘:ontitibtlt‘ion's famonntilnir. _td $16.00 was also donated;-in the inter; est or the worm Tm's'fa.ssm~_iatio\r' nl; so gratefully ttclrtiow’ledgcs"thc receipt oi' $32.58‘,'t't!b7 proceeds' of ii-lecture given in Sea’ 'View 'Hpll .on_-Mionday evening, Januar_v'29th, --by 'Rev-_ ~Mr. Johnson*of~‘l{enslngi(m'h. also $10 'frown a sale oi' lunches in `f)arn‘ley Phill-; B5/ special collection in Han ilton thc' surrif of sense'aware-reuiirsuf-ai»f'.¢ia.'»ened Cross work, also $l6_20 donated in_` this district towards the Belgian Re-' lief Fund, which amount was' forward- ed to D. J. Riley, Charlottetown.

' _ oA|nv won|<.- 'rue ned i Point Dairy Azssociation reports a good season with well isntisiled pa-__

tronl_who are rejoicing over' the been' retu s i`or their milk in the histor ,- of the factory, $1_62 being paid ell- _1(_i0_.i§ioun‘ds and one pound of chegse 'for every 9.58 pounds milk. Average ‘fat 3.73 per cent, gross value of cheese per lb 18.82 cents nett 15.75- cents. per lb. The' patrons are loolrlng__ forward#/wit-li bright hopes for thoi _coming_'season. Michael Mclnnis, who is- tpirlng ‘_g_ course at the Sussex D_airy._ School, _is engaged as maker, Thee-people are just beginning “to -reallze"_§haf,~a,`well kept dairy cow is a. reeI~`mon`é`ii-maker. Seed is regnlnrily -bougnt_»._.eo»'opere,uve1y with good, satisfa'ct=lon»'-<fro__m wholesale houses;` 'and _ig%g'is imported by the car front St. J .»'N‘."]§2“_Lamhs_ and wool were ‘sold Plthe-sang' plan; ‘alithe eastern _ irlstl-tn3'es"__1oixiiz_ _'under t e mutton and ii? 'ol g'rdg§rs_\a_.s'soci'n,_ n' for the "sale ~of. _ lamh1;;“1vit_ti >`_ ve‘ry"-satisfactory r_`esults..A \'10tl.\l-S given for the .purchase oI“_ ee registered bulls ‘which have lb' b6_\'1g"trt and are* gdod

hues placed' _ si, follow `:'- Swrthorn at Greenvule. '.fd£_rehire__ji_?g_'. _edt Point Holstein at`. _e.itic.`gf'§eve"n"§Workshlre sown liave. been plac_e_d,' gllybf which tire _regis-tered, or__@ll`gible,_‘_i, n. good start has been ni_a_dq_§'pitB_"Sl_iropshlre

and Lelster sheep, _j- .' _-_

_ __ ____

NATIONAL SERVICE CONFER- '

\ENCE.- Hon. J. A.'McDonald. Cnr- lllgan, came to the nity yesterday for the first time since his return from Ot- tawa, where he attended' a meeting of the' National ervlce Board. The Boanri_wa.s intse' ion three days; The Director G_enerp{i,fpf_ National Service; Mr. n.'_‘B.._Bgmétt, M. P., who pref

sided, stated that the return of Na-_ tional Serv ee carlis had been beyond all expectatio '_ it,_ ?being estimated that about'__é&l1f_ly per cent had been

labor problem investigation had shown that woman labor was being_ extensively utilized. Women have 'lar-. gcly taken the place of men in cleri-_ cal positions and rmnny employers are releasing for military service and" supplying their places with women as far as practicable, although not as desirable. The demand on the part of women for employment ln muni-1. tion lants, the Dir or General stat

llnvestigntions indicated, he said;

munition plants almost to the full extent possible. Tpere was no need, '_ he said, of “pntrio lo” service on the, ` part of women in their plants, and employment should only be 'eoughtl

of supplying themselves or their de-|

_o__ Ii>iti_ii_i___ii;i'ili1\v."1~‘§_"f}jdq\a?sn__ <_:_ ln, _r»»11_.r1._ .__H1gsa...i3.. ~__ litlitrit.-_._v..___\v.',

in the memory

long

lt may _bo

of those who knew truly said of him that was e. man among men. -To the bereaved relativ- es of the deceased the company we!- tends its deepest and sincerest' _*sYlB'

-_-PAYS OFFICIAL A f|'H_|_BUTE,-- ctinneiiin E. w_f_ Mamma.. cliulrvlrn lit finance an`d school comml_ttee.._Wll0 it 'i-caring from' ence. _hir tern dow beln'g’nbou¢ expired, says in part. in his report to the |fa_tepay€lf§- Of _1l10_ town of Summersiiie:-_' “I 'y1_o_uid_»be indeed' remiss ln my duty ii'-'I C059!! my report without -making reference to our' town clerk, Mr. H1 'J.' Messy-

pd paln'st`aking oili`cln`lI`b_ut 'whose advice and suggestions 'iiave~_ been. m¢$st"\fii'ltisn1'é‘ro' the couneill-_Boar_d_. i1.n_2;10g_ing myjq-eport I would suggest that'-1he"`clti_z'ens' of the town “give- more 'fiiu‘pbol‘t_ to ` the_~‘_('!o'\incil'_ Board. and stitnigtrieii 'nnjrg~;ii_m,as' 'uv 'eg-_ operating ivitirtlieifl- an‘d~itid`lng them

-in all matters pertaining to civic gov-_

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write _the Min ste`1'_t_e llngj ight pt_,i . ` _was very. desirable that ,p1'qp_er__._l`acL_ll~ ' ties for the handling of freight should

be_i_p'rovidcd bnt_tha£__ _ siiclif _‘sheds sh0\1ld,'_on_ly _ne ,cons tiered temporary pendiiig the the widening of the gu_\l8e' _On the ro_ad_. 'I"his work it is hoped' will he proceeded \v_itli,"`wlth aslittléij' _deiay as possible. _ _ _ _ _ _ `-Mr. J. O. Hyndman and Mr. E. -T." Higgs were appointed a committee __to_ prepare data regarding the building of cars in the Ruilwn Shops here,

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'and years of _hard usage; =' It simply. can¢not_»seg~-or get _.1 _out or s-na'p'e.' Made from. extrarhervy- lmpvrwi herds- _ ' 'drawn steel _,wi1~e,._§thicker,`stronger, and,gaivan1zed___so / it is peel-proof. _ _ _- > ~ _ Maritime Fences are tested rigidly before' leaving our factory. We know they will withstand far gneater ' -strains than .any they_are likely 'to endure. _The simple

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Our Fencing is made from Stand-ard Gauge'-_Wire._ _

Other makers use SCANT WIRE. WE 1:)ON’T_.-"Full yveight, fulimeasure, 16 oz. to the pound 1n»every_.case.._

Lt would pay you -to"act as our agent.'_ '_ "

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