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f _ EASTERN PERSOHILS `

Q ' _-ri / f = ..*Mias Mollie McLean. teacher of

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YOUR FRIENDS can

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them-except your photogr

The Cook’s Studio

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Leave Bt. John Thursday at $.09 in. for Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Boston

Return, leave Boston Mondays at 9

a. m., via'Portlaud, Enstport ind Lubec, Maine, duo St. John, Tuesd y

afternoon. ~

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE. Between portland and New York Steamship North Land and H Winter. _

Reduced Fares- Reduced Btst

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Schedule distributed- Informltl

upon request.

N. B.

Furness i

Sailings

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Feb. 27th "Durango" Feb 29th Feb. 29th "Tabasco" Mar. 19th Mar. 14th. from

Glasgow) "Gracious" Mar.2ilth Above aaiiinga are not guar-

anteed, and are subject to change without notice.

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I Halifax, N. S.

i Alley & C0.

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Corn-No. 2 yellow 75

yellow, |58*/3 to fill'/g. Nu. lo 69.

Outs--No. li wiiitc. 41%

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Rye-No. 2, 951/,. Bari(-,y-~il0 to 74. Tiniotiiy-450 to 8.0( .Clover-10.00 to 18.7 Pork-21.50 to 23.00.

Laril-11.42.

Ribs-11.62 to 12.10.

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.."Tiie followlng__are registered at HD .

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N0- 3 llllfll ..*Ptc. L. L. Chevcric oi'

£0 70- N§J~_4 an operation nt the Charlottetown 4 Wllil0»iJ5% llospital, arrived in Sourls on

to 43. Stiiiid-`

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.*lT PAYS- to buy in this Province

it to her

John N. MacDonald, inspec-

tor of Dredges. was a visitor to Geo- rgetown last week.-&.

who has

been visiting at Glenfanning has ro turned to his home in Georgetownf-

..*Miss Belle Mcflilvary of Glen-

fuuuiug is visiting in Georgetown the guest of Mrs. William Edmonds, Up-

tlie Cox Hotel, Souris,--Wlni. Mac- Corinac, Montreal; Laura J. Cox, Char- iottctown; F. M. Graves, Bridgetown;

ilio 105ili

Battalion, who has recently undergone

Monday

on it short visit to his home.-*

..*Mi'. William Millar and tho

Acorn brothers of Gienfaiiniiig who recently joined the 105th Regiment went to Charlottetown on Monday last to begin training,-&.

,_*'I`he many friends of Angus Mac-

Donald, Souris, who, entered the Char- lottetown Hospital some time a o for

neces-

sary and his leg was amputated below the knee.-°

a e onuell of Rollo

Bay Centre, Miss Mary E. Campbell of Greenvale and her cousin Miss Mamie Campbell trained nurse of Fairfield. King's County are visiting in Gienfanniug the guests of Mrs. James R. Cavauagh. Miss Campbell of Fairfield is a sister of Mr. Duncan Campbell who in conjunction with

sailors wreck-

Mr, Austin Grady rscued two from the Finnish ship, Soviuto.

gale of November 1906 -&

How Pneumonia Starts

And How Often Preventeil

and by

next day the lungs are affected and

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\~ ng two mont s treatment costs 1.0 .

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Bt. John City Ticket Office, 47 King ‘ ' __

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A. E. Fleming, T. F. 0. P. A., 9t. John, O _=- or a ies. <

Have that touch 'of ele- 1 gance found only in high grade footwear. Fashion- _ ed with delicate liner, ~ ', made with selected leath- ers, and finished in ac- _I cordance with the latest i style decrees. 3 See the latest Spring < styles.

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Mayor Brown, oilice hours- 10 to

11 a. m., 2 to 3 p..m. On Saturday 10__to 12 a. m. 7393-2-21-6Mtf.

MORBON 4 DUFFY .

Barrister; and Attorneys Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada MONEY T0 LOAN.

DR- HEATH MCINTVRE. Dentist

Cameron Bleek, Viotorla Row

Charlottetown

Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. 2 p. m. tto 6 p. rn.

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Msnleuring __3:_-i_a;r;i;_e‘___:;\_?

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.-*ONE CENT per word each in-

sertion for advertising in this ¢oium;i_ Cash must accompany order.

. JC. A. CONRAD is Guardian rep-

resentative in Georgetown. Mtf.

i ..*8EFtVlC.E AT BT. QETEFPS. - Rev. R, N._ Rand will preach in St. Peters Paptist Church on Sunday, April 2nd at three o'ciock.

..*6l.ENFANN|NG.-- Mr. Michael

Bowlen. Glenfannhig is visiting re- latives at Vernon River.- Mr. Dom- nick Bowien the well known trader purchased six fine cattle on Monday last in Vernon River and vicinity. - Mr. Peter McGilvary went to Cardi- gan Bridge on Wednesday last on a business trip.-&.

Marlon Bridge, C. B., May 30, ’02.

I have haiulleil MlNARD‘S LlNl-

MENT during the past year. It is al- ways the ,first Linimciit asked for here. and unquestionably the best seller of all the different kinds of Liniment 1 handle.

NEIL FERGUSON.

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ALBERT H. PAYNTER

Ou Wednesday, March 15th there

passed peacefully away at his houie Long River. Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Paynter nt the early age

ably eoiiiiuctedby his pastor thc ilcv. A. W. Watson, taking for his tcxt. Psalm 16:15. The hyinus sung were oi' his own selection aiul sufliclently indicate the idea lic clisrislied during

was a very large attendance to pny their last tribute of respect to one whom they lovcd. The pall bearers were his cousliis.Messrs, George, Wil- liam, Hedley and Leslie Payuter, Chelmsford, McLeod and Aquilin Bow-

Here bring your wounded hearts

Here tell your anguish Eg.;-th has po sorrow that heaven can-

not heal.

_____.__--

MR. MOSES WALSH

age. i-le had only been ailing from the previous Friday. and no one thought it would he his last iilucss. Deceased had always possessed a robust con- stitution. and the sudileucss oi' his

eavcd. Ho leaves to mourn. a Sorrow ing wife. and two sons, Joliii and Louis also two .brothers and one sister.

Anii‘g Church, Hope River, on Wediiea

last respects. and to show their sym

joining cemetery. The piilbbearcrs worn i’ Li Murphy, Peter Mclolmtor,

and lot perpetual light shine upon him. _________Z-- MR WEl.L\NGTON WARREN

Tho ilniitli oi' Woliiiigtou Warren,

uno of tho rcspcctoti residents of Nor- boro, took piano nt his homo ou Satur- iiay lust. March lliitli. lic was born at North River in tim year 18-il, but in early life moved to Noi-boro, whore, for many yours, he has coiuliicteii ii 'nilling husiiicss and carried ou ininor farming operations. Although he had gone half n decade beyond the " thrco scorn years and tcu, lic show`od fow signs uf approuciiiug old ago. ami until ii fortnight hcioro the end was as actively engaged in work as a much younger man. in his homo he was loving and thoughtful. llc wus. kind und affablc to everyone, und. an| xi member or tho community, hc wlll' be much missed. The funeral servicoi held at his late home ou Tuesday af- ternoon, was conducted by the Revs George Morris, of Kensington. The body was interred in the Metiiodlst burying ground at Freetown. Besides a loving wife, eight of is family are left to mourn. 'Tho sons are C. H. Warren. of Elliotte. George. of Mount Stewart. Waiter sud John. of~ ¢Bui-can. Maine. The daughters are Mrs. Clie- ney. ot Bridgewater. Mass.. Mrs. H. A. Locke, Brockton, Mass., Mrs. V. A. Storm, in'California, and Mrs. Albert Campbell, of Freetown.\(Patriot please CUPS'-)

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mn. w|’i.i.iAs| »<|NcH.

There passed peacefully sway at

his home in Waterford, P. E. I.. William Kinoh in the 79th year of. his age. He was a man well known

t ii h m un in

patiiy to the bereaved ones. The fun- 5’

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..*AGED LADY DEAD.-- Mrs.

John Shephard un old and respected icsldeut of Gleiifauuiug died ou Suu- day the 19th instant. at the advanced age of eighty-two. Deceased whose maiden name was Sarah Macdonald was born at Forest Hill and was the last of a large family of sisters and brothers, the last of whom Malcolm. predeceased her about a year at the ripe age of ninety years. Mrs. Shep- bard’a husband died many years ago since which time she has lived partly at Forest Hill and latei-ly at Glenfan- niug with her son Beniaiuin. with whom she died. Her funeral on Tuesday 'last to Dundas Cemetery was well attended notwithstanding the .inciemency of the weather, thus showing the esteem lu which she was held. The services at the grave were performed by the pastor the Rev. Mr. McLeod.-&.

MR. JOHN G. HARKER.

Tile brlttleness of the thread

binds the mortal to immortality was truly exemplified in the uutinicly death of .lohu G. Harker ot' Suuiiiicr- side at tlic early ago of 22. The dc- ccased had not been in quite his usu- al licaitb for n few weeks. hui his. friends coiisidored his couditioii greatly improved, tlii on March 4th alarming symptoms developed und in about 12 hours he passed away.

lie was tlio son of thc late George

Huriicr of Ciiveiidisii, 1'. E. l. ills father and iuotlier both dicd when lie was only 4 yciirn of age, but liy iii- dustry, sobriety nud li\tci.'.i'ity lic won for himself the niorituil respect oi' ull with wlioni lic carrie in coiilnct.

At thc age of Ili he cutorcd thc cui-

ploy of M. lf. Scliui-niuu tio... und trusted by ull was ii general iltvorlte. much loved and uow mourned hy thc eiit.ire staff. He was a cousistciit memhor oi' tiio Christian Church, liuv- ing united with that bodv about four

that

“iloclor 1 Advised 0peraiion

WIFE OBJECTED T0 USE OF KNIFE AND CURE WAS EFFECTED BY _

_ USE OF DR. CH A8E'8 OINTMENT. '-

Here is the ailidavlt of a

known. fruit grower, who was of bleeding piles some years a using Dr. Chase’s Ointrneut.

well- 0intnient.` i did so and have used it cm-ed according to directions While living) go by _in Manitoba. and obtained a complete

cure, for I have never been troubled

me doctor coma do nothing for Xitgggixasvlxft'ti»'i-lgcrigleiiid ,652 him and recommended a surgical op- Chase’s Ointment to all sufferers !rom_ eration as the only means of cure Piles. My wife has used it for itching Luckily his wife had heard about Dr. skin and obtained complete cure." ‘ Chase s Ointment aud.compiete cure Mrs. William Scliettler, Spy Hill; resulted from this treatment. Sash.. writes: "-l have used Dr;

it is by the cure of extreme cases Ghase's Ointment with great success

like this that Dr. Chase’s Ointment as s. treatment for Piles. About 15 has won the reputation of being about years ago I had this ailment very had the only actual cure for piles- itch- and suffered greatly. By using Dr. ing, bleeding and protruding plies. Chase s Liniment a complete cure was

Mr. Samuel Parker, fruit grower., effected and I have never had a re-_

Grimsby, Ont.. has made the follow-i turn of _the old trouble. It is undoub- ii_ig declaration before Mr. W. W. tedly the best'Ointment made and no hidd. Notary Public, of the same family should be without it." place: “I do solemnly declare that I Put' Dr. Cba.se's_ Ointment in the was troubled with bleeding Piics und, test and it will not disappear sbrdlu in was advised to no to thc hospital to test and it will not disappoint yuu._ have an operii.tion performed. My Sixty cents a box, all dealers, or Ed- wife said ‘No, get a box uf Dr. Chase’s manson, Bates & Co.. Ltd., Toronto.

of thc Tencliei' Training Class, 1'tiu.iiy :ind willing iii nii_v way in his Miistciz

'l‘i\i»i‘u uri- ii-it to iuuurii his

ilciiiisii the fuiiowini: sisters:

over This bereavement was iloubly sad us si-rvc lic was an only brother. Eniorsoii. the

cliiust of the fniiiily, liaviiig dioil 1:

viirly _years ago iii Mauitoim. Miss- The floral ofi`ci'iiii,:s, -.ittcstiug to ilu-_

Eululie, Mrs. A. D. Murray, Miss Jen- high cstocni in which ho was hold nic, former Mali-on of thc I‘riui:c wort-_ very beautiful. The funeral County iiospiiul. Louis.; and Emily ati at-rviccs were conducted at the iioiuc home. Mr. George Clow, (iliicugo. of the deceased by llev. li. R. Bell nud Duvid Clow ol’ Glasgow, Kansas assisted by ltov. L. E. Ackhiud. Tho are uiit-ics oi the ticucaseil, und Mrsi iiiteriiieiit look place in Caveiidisii C. F. Simpson, New Glasgow, Mrs. Cemetery. The- syuipatliy of the U". James MncNcili, Cavcinlisii. Mrs. Wil~ ,tim community goes out to the sisters liani Dalton. Stewiacke, N. S., aiid_`mouruing for one so lovcd and deser-

yenrs ago. He was also a uieiuber

.ll/ire. Williniii Memhard :ire aunts. ivedly respected by all.

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of 22 years. He was a graduate of thc C B C and had just commenced ac- G M M0016 J P G0l'f|0ll

tive work when he was stricken down - . I e & ‘ I by illness. Despite all that medical S, A, w,A_Sf¢w"|

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_Books are ready.

price-as a matter of taste. And there's no individual consideration about your home that calls for careful choosing as Wall Paper does. The size of-the room.

these things needs consideration in choosing 3 Dallef ‘hat Will be ffull' d€C0l'8liV¢-

‘ Our wall pa er men have been at this very thing for nearly twenty years.

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missed in the domestic circle. He wgs born in Kildare and moved to Waterford about 45 years ago, wherc he had resided until his death. Hc had a lingering illness which he bore with true patience and resignation to the divine will ot God. lie was visited and oonsoied during his illness by his pastors Rev P. C. Gauthier and

and respec ed i 't e co m ity which he lived, he was s good nel?-

l'i.ev_. J. F_. Johnson. He leaves to

niouln one daughter Mrs. John Doyle John Kin<d_i of Alberton. His remains Skiuner's Pond, three sons Thomas wore laid o rest in Palmer Road Co- of Boston. Aipiiousus of Fort Qu metery beside those of his wife who Appiie. Sask., and William at home. predeceased himsfew years ago. The also ave step-daughters, Mrs. Joseph funeral service was oonducted by Rev. Ayiward, Pleasant View, Mrs. Allan J. F. Johnston. The plll belrefe Mcuoiiaul, Waterford; Mrs. J. N. were Michael Nelllgan, Richard Robertson, N.Y_; Mrs. .l. W. Gronii- Noonan, Richard Mcinnis, Patrick er, Boston and Miss Georgie Mac- Fitzgerald, John Casey and Peter Mo- Donaid of Boston; also one brother Kenna. (May his soul rest in peace.)

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