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ST JOllN'S, Nlld., Mnrcli 24.-Wire
less reports received today from' the iaialliig 1-fleet--indicate _ that the outlook for _the` seitilon 'ls .u'nfiii'ouralilo.` The eight stoumors oi' the eastern lieet.
atfter worl¢lng»thoir way through the l o l'or_ia_urn_e 250 inllesiip the eastern coast of Newfoiiiidlanil. are now juni- meil in- ,tho heavy ice floesi off Cape Sl. John.\n‘h the northern point. of Notre Dnmo»Bny.` antl.iilioul. 125 miles south of the easterly entrance to tho Strait
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_Perhaps you imagined
' your cough would wear #off~cure' itself-and now “ llasdevelopedanasty. cling' ing cough. It would have been better to -have started sooner, but even now quick relief will befgiven by using
lliiglies’ Cough Mixture
which at -'once relieves rou_ghs,colds,bronchitis and other throat troubles. Itnot only cures the disease, hut thanks _to its tonic proper- ties, builds up the system against future attacks.
‘ 25c per battle at
fGeo.i E., Hughes
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of Belle isle. Five hundred seals taken by tho steamer Florizel last` Sat- iiriiaycomprlse the total catch to date. ln the average season the ensterii fleet ruptiires alioiit 30,000 seals hy this ilnto. The vessels of the wi-stern fleet.
so l'itr have inndo no cali-li.
it Rexall Liver Salts
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_ l'iiles‘i every particle of poison is separated from the blood. it is imnosslbleto fee orlooltivell. ity/as for this purgosetliatliexall Liver Salts were prepared :in'l it has accnmplis ed this to the
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», famed makers, and buying direct from the Manufatc-
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I h arters for Lobster Packers’ and 1 care ea qu Quotationsgladly given on ani' , below. Prompt shipment as-
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_ Columbia Batteries, Ammet_erS, ~ Spark Plugs. _B3tt§fY C?nneCl°r,ii Galv’d and Plain Wire Nails, G_alv_ Boat' Nails, Galv’d_Sheet Iron in all widths and guages.1B_ar C0PP_¢f» Copper Nails, Sheet-Zigc. Malllll-‘I f Rope, Marlin,Cleavers. _ H0958 supplies, Ready Mixed Pamt.Uriwn Jack Copper Paint", Dakum, Pitch _ Brushes ofall kindg, Filtered Gaso- itrie. Gas- *Equine fl- P°'”i“°»g’P _G_,iea3e__ R_ésin, HarIi_r_ie_-Glne,V_ st 1,-¢,;_| and Malieable ittings, l¢¢"S. .L beter Scales, ROW L°°k5_» Gall’ d ri?"-i¢-.sitd-we-;¢f¢~ t
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M`cCluakey and Martin Power are
.__e'ach7iined $10 or~30 days for drunk'en-`
ness and disordei_;l_y conduct. Four lit- tle boys were tin $2 forhnving mfs- beliaved thmeaelves on Sunday. _
' OF LOCAL' IN_TEREBT.`- The ac tion which the Rev. H. R'.'G-rant was going to take against Mr. Nat Doherty proprietor of the P_rince'Ge~orgef Ho- tel; Halifax, and fthe' Ora Hotel, Stell- `arton. for assault. has fizzled "out, the reverend gentleman accepting ‘un ‘ ap- ology trom Mr. Doherty says a Plc- tou exchange. -
` PERSONAL MENTION'-Mr." J. Il_lann.‘Montreal, made it business trip to Victoria on Wednoiiiluy. Mr. Frank Arnett. Suinnieralde, was in Victoria on business, Wednesday. Mr. Joseph McAvlnn, Kelly‘s Cross was a visitor to Victoria on Wednesday. Mr. John McKay, Dr-.Si1lilc, was visiting friends in Vltitoriii on -\Vednesday. Mrs. Ar- nliio Campbell, Bonshaw, was n. vis- itor to Victoria on Wednesday last. V
l.°l.,ANl'L~ERS Tl-1EFlE.- Mr. D. M
Moii'ison,'soii oi' il-lr. John Morrison. forinerly of Picton, is noiv manager of the ltoyol flank liranch nt (‘ran- hrook. li. C. Whil-i writing The l’ict.r~ii Aili‘ocait- he says: 'Tirunhrooli is' ii iiivfsleiicl point en the C. 1'. It.. with n population ot’ 9.000. l have mei. it niim- bcr of l'. E. Islanders, hut. thus far u'o l‘fi‘tnninni-i, whlcli is rather iin~ usual in my travels."
WHEAT F|RM.- The last niiinbor
ofthe “Bulletin ot' Agricultural intelli- gence" contains interesting informa- tion in regard to the grain crop- for 10|-i. lt shows that the total produc- t.lon ol' oats is 404,000,000 bushels less thiin in 1913, and 397,000,000 less than in 1912. 'l`hle rye crop is 70,000,000 hiisliels short.. The result is that oats is likely to hold llrm unlfil the new harvest is reaped.
MT. ROVAL.- The pupils iiro ad-
vancing most. rapidly in the educa- tional line uiidcr the skilful iziililuiii-c ol' our teacher, Miss (lertrude Kelly. -Misses Pearl and lilu. Johnston, 0'- Leary, pnid a visit to Mt. Royal the iriiest. of Miss Sarah .lt~lley.- Mr. .lolin Mucl)oniilil, our patriot, spent Tiles- iiuy hero. the guest of his mother. Ile leaves shortly for Amherst with the Third Coiitingent where all _loin in wishing' hlin a speedy and safe re- turn. ‘ -
NOTICE.-Subscribers are notill-
ed that the price ol' the Morning Daily Guardian (mailed in P. E. l.) and Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per year. The Morning Daily Giinrdiair (mailed in l’. E. I.) auii Family llerald and Weekly Star ls $0.00 per yeai. The price of the Evening Guardian und Montreal Daily Star (mailed iii P. E. l.)» is $:\_2l'i per year. the Evening Guardian and tho Family lieraldaiid _Weekly Star (mailed in~l". E. i.) is $5525' per year. _ ' '
|SLANDER’5 FUNERAL- 'l`lie fiiii~
oriil ofthe late Robert Bruce lliidson. \vho_died on March 4th. alter it very short illness, took place March 6th ut Victoria, B. C.. where he has resided- for some years. St. Andrew's Lodge,
A, F. & A. M. attended in a body and
took the service at the graveslde. Many friends were present and beau- tit'ul flowers were sent. Mr, Hiiiison was hom at 'I`ryon'in 1`8l'»il iihil leaves many rolatlvos and friends on Prince Edward Island.
VICTORIA-Owing _ to ‘ _the good
slelghlng, produce' is péurlnfg into Vic- toria at a lively rate during the‘past few days. Among-»'-thos'e-» who-'-‘hail loads on Wednesday were:_'~-hiessrs. Cliarles lace,'Mnrk Mci‘ha'll and Dun~ can Mcliinnon, De8ahle;` Mea`si's. ' A. Watts and Will 'MclFa`rlnne, So\i`tinMel- ville; Messrs.-Albert Sherron, Helier Slierren. Ilarry Webster and .Austin Cameron," Augiistino Cove; Mr. -Hugh Walker, Albany; Mr. lleeehor Inman. linmpton; Mr. ldlinf-r Dawson. North Tryon; Mr. Jzinies' (lormiiri, l(elly's (‘rosa.--V. ‘ 'i -' '- -‘
ANOTHER lSL_'ANDER.-- The fol-
lowing may hc ot' 'interest to many friends on P. E. l.: Mr. Jaeki). l.}uriis of the"Medieal Slnfl' 30`lh 'B_ai.tiilloii. 2nd (loiitingent, Victoria. B. C.. (son of David Burns. Spring Valley, P. E. l.). arrived in Halifax on February lttth andembarkeil for England. The !l0lh_ Battalion mobilized at "The Wil- lows Camp." Victoria, il. C.. was in- spected in January by Malor General Sain Hughes and pronounced to he one of the fintuit. ol’ the (lanadlaa ro- glinenis. lt would be interesting to know how many gallantislanderii have enlisted iii other provinces.-I.
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::DlABE`l’E8 CUR‘EDl-Sanol Antl-
Dlah(-(es has eiired hundreds of this dreadful illseasc nndthere is no rea- son why it will not do the sumo for you. lt is entirely vegetable and the only thoroughly tested remedy for this trouble that we can recommend.-E. A-.‘ FOSTER. drutlllst. _ ` _
Macs Syrup ot ‘- -Hyv0vl__10$n!\i*¢S
‘ .1-Eventhoiighiyou-havetried
~, ~ 'many “socalled cures,"”yoi'l
rnuiitfnot thinkyour hopeless. because other people have been just
t as ill asyou are, some worse - and they have been restored
to heath by Macs Com- pound S rup of Hypophoe
. _‘ phites. Itisa pure, stron
medicine ' of exceptionai
t merit, the best nerve tissue,
body gg! bone builder tlhrilt-
~is‘nnie quite'-'so raid
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.elf #Ava o_.uw:1i;’;ki¢‘. _ _ _ I _ = p' 'E " ' R1-__..-. gh' _ iw- nlferfor Clnndian Countryman is only `Cou2i.?§?iter?l?§rl. moijdéng `%¢§§_',\\__\‘<lf
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` _` gi ilar the Guardian subscribers on %c_o Edward itiiaiiti. sion
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.- The
Rev. _D.-MacLean wili~ preach at Churchill on Sabbath the 28tli_`at 10.30 _a._m. and ln the People's Church at 7 p. ni., Monday night at Canoe Cpve, _Tuesday night nt Nine Mile Creek at 7.30.
ACT APPRECIATED-Road master
A. T. Dollar. desires to thank the par- ties, -who at. considerable time and iii- bor. cleaned the sidewalks on the Mal- peqne Road of our unusual quantity of snow.. This voluntary act ou the part ol' two or three of the residents is highly commendable und is deserving of otllclul ihonlioii and the large niim~ her of pedestrians who have occasion to travel to and from the city appre- ciate very much the accoinodutioii. ._
SPECIAL SERVICES AT HAZEL-
BRO0b<.- Ou Monday evening, March 22rd the Rev. E. it. Caliler hogairwlint promises to be a very prolltable seri- as of meetings in tho Biiptish Church. Tlicrc was a very good atl.eaduiir~e and as the speak(-r denll with the subject. of Revival it good deal of eiit.hus_lasm was aroused. 'l‘lio ilifferent phases ot' _tho siihloct.. The Need, llow to begin and What thc Revival would mean were dealt with in a inasterly ivny. After the adilrcss an iiisplrlng._nl_`ter meeting was held in ivhlio runny Look _p:lrl.. ’I`hc servit-_es will be held every night. this week at 7.110 and ii Herlrty liivlintlon is extended to all. »
MT. STEWAR‘l‘.- Ills friends _ are
glad to seo Mr. 'i'l. D. (‘.oll`ii_i, Mt. Stow- nrl. mit. again after couilnenient tphls lioiiso for some days with ii severe cold.-_ The volunteers from .ll/lt__ Sta- wiirt- for tho goose-shootiiigy season in Traendle llay are: R. Clark. (l. Gay, E. Duff, S. Duff. J. Mclntyre. liere's to success. - The Guardian regrets to learn that Mr. Angus-B. Me- Donald, Pisqiiid, who has been quite ill for s me tli ' t in '
_ o . nc is no iprovin[;.- Mrs. Alexander McDonald, l"i.\'i|uld, whoyliiis been sufferlniz from pneiinion- lu, ls, we are izliiil to leiirii, oiit_ of ili\iii_.:er.- Much synipnthy iii llio par- ish ol`_ St.. Anilrew's, is 1'(-ll. for their .pa_istor, liev. A.- P. Mel.elliiii who was called to Montreal pri-eedliii: the ileiitli of his brother the lziie laiiieiilrtl Dr. ll-[em-.llan ot' Siimnierside.- Rev. Fath- er Poirier, St. Diinstan's College who celebrated mass in St. Aiidrew’s on Sunday last in the absence of Father hlciiellan, returned to the city on l\loiiday.- -The recent fall ol’ snow has eiiabled the farmers to get a lot inorc hauling (lone and the lunilier is cooling in to (‘.l:irk's Mills. Mi. Stew- art at a tremendous rate,-L.
" _IMPORTANT BILLET--The follow- 'liig refereiice to Mr. Bnyiielil, son ot' Mr. and Mrs. l"Jilwarrl'}liiyllolil, (‘hiii'- lottotown, ls taken t`roni the Vniienii- lvor _Woi'.lil: .The num(-.roiis fri(-.iiils iii Victoria oi' ll .A. Bayfield. fornior siiperinteiidont oi’ dredging in -this town. will be gratified to lniirn -of his appointment hy the Dominion Govem- nient to the important position oi' prin- cipal assistant-engineer at Fort Nel- son. the terminus of the lliidson Bay Railway. Extensive _operations for the improvement of that port ure un-_ der way and the fact that the (lovem- ment has enlisted the services-of Mr. Bayfield is ii tribute to the excellence of that izentleman’s record as an ex- pert dretlirlni: i-iigiiieiir. hir. llii_yllel(l is it graduate oi' Mcilill, and not long after leaving that ini-itit.ut.lon ho- he- caiiic associated with the lntercoloulal Railway. Snlisoqueiitly he was on the eiigineerlng staff of the Great North- ern and served with credit. also as ineclianical superintendent ol`- l.hc Mon- treal harbor works, one of thc moat extensive '.iiidertiikings of its kind on the continent. A fcw years ag-o Mr. Bayfield canie t.o this l‘rovlnce and
engaged in private practice which he DUCHES8 ASKS HONORS
ggandoned to enter the service ot the ‘ FOR WOMEN. 'M mi;_ii:_i£i (?ov_e_i;iiment'. He isis mean- ' ____ »
‘ r o e ns ate oi’ Meehan cn n- i ~ ‘mam-5.0( great Brmm__,_me _Amamah _ LONPON. Ml1l‘Cll 2..- Tl16_DllC`h_0B§ institute ot- Mechanical Engineers and 0_f Mi1l'lb0r0\1sll. ,ill 21 lei-lei' 1° We U10 Cllllldlflll Cl’/il ED8ll1€6l‘B A8990 Times, suggests that women engalwd
th the
llll-ion. The salary in 'a very 'hand-" “` " | some mm ~ _ _- .,_. _ in work .co_nnected___\:_ll 10
- “Wnm.r,oIes Emulsion of ,puioiedd ' l,¥~,“F.‘9““"‘f4| “'"“|" bi’
liver oll,.- is unequalled for, -eii;-ing orirers produeiiig Will' mulerlnlii. 00llZll_t;.__c0lt_l_;_i_, céitgst _i_i.n:_lh_l_\-lll8d¢l‘ggl1_|0 Xuenern, quoting I ,_,t.he Governments '--rap Y s en on . ru wn ' " ~ system. Price $1.00 par iiotiie. Mar- ’“‘e”~”°""‘“" "' “"‘“f“‘““"" "'°'“"° Khmon Drug Co___Cm.__ G,-BM (}m,-ge.workers. _thus _ileleasliig more army and Kent Streets. . MEM. r_eerui.t.s_, writes: _
eligible to iecolve . Modal. which Lord
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read our ada-read every llrie- make a lint of your wants. MOORE G. Mc- LEOD. 9125-3-23M3l
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1- There is economy-inf the use of modern dyes, because through their use, ‘ many
of former seasons
made as good as new. wool cotton or mixe`d can be dyed perfectly
Our Dyes A I
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heed “fa_st' colors” and can be furnished in such a var- . iety of shades that you can . always make your garments into new ones and, to be sure that _Ul`¥¥.§l'e in shades that prevailing fashions dictate.
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' All day to-day your niillinery store will show the new ideas in lieadwearfor \
Spring. In the large show room on the second door we will display
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that we have gathered for you. » '.
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WE OFFER' OUR CUSTOMERS -EVERYWHERE the Guardian goes,
choice of two of the_daint_i,est_waists we have _ ever seen offered anywhere near the __
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No. 2539.' 'This dainty garm_ent_ is mad_e~up'oii fine sheer _ ' __ white cotton voile. _ The fabric _is tbeautifully soft and fine. A ._.i_; ;
_ The waist is daintily embroidered in a pretty pattern as ;:__ shown in the picture. It has the new and popular flare _
‘ -collar-wide cuffs-crochet buttons-hemstitched seams. » 'i
Here in all sizes.
_ No. 2535. Here 'is another lovely waist made up o_f fine
sheer white cotton voile. liront is handsomely embroidered _ same as the picture above. The collar is oi the ‘new fiare design. The cuffs are wide, and the buttons are neat good quality pearl. Seams are hemstitched. We have your size.
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