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..*IT PAYS to buy in this province.

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McDonald, Sailors Hope sold two ver) line beet cattle to Segwortli Bros, Car- lllgun last. week.-Mi-_ Alex McDon- ald, Cape Spry shipped two fine cat- tle last week to Setlworth Bros.-Miss

Irene Dingwcll of the Union Conilnerc- s tal College. Charlottetown spent the Easter holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dlngwell.-Messrs Tllioiiias ill-ley and Mr. Foster, repres-

enting the international Harvesting Cu.. passed through Fortune on Thurs-I day.-Mr. Ernest Dingwell was in' Souris Tuesday on ii business trip.- Mr_ Arthur Mckenzie was -in Souris, lust week with his motor. boat Blur I Jay. Messrs William McKinnon an.

.Iolinson Dlngwell were passengers.-' Mr. llcginald Dlngwell has opened lil: r lobster factory it is running at full? -blush. Idlshlng is very good, Mr, Ding well is building a large fish stand- ip: addition to his rectory which wir' PFUVB 15 be H gi-ent boom tl`> t-licilsli - ei-men. He will have one of thc best’

L iishinir stands in the Province. He is

2180 bwlldlng an up to date bungalf for his owu convenience. The con

. tractors ure Messrs Win. Morrow im"| Wesley Keefe, Little River. This place-I would make an ideal_suinmer resort

; the only thing lacking now 15 the wm-

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cstchcstsr Co., N. Y., U. S. A. HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW. 22-2-12Mtill May 20 pd.

J. D. STEWART. li. C. Barrister, Solicitor and

Notary Publis

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the brat ot' my professional skill. I slinll feel priviiigel to serve WUI' °l1tica| needs. Service is ut the base of my principles in

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Wll-1_1 Optical Service.

It is with this idea in_uiind that l invite you to my store at any :ima and with any problem

which comes within the sc0ll° U 0' my* professlbnal capacity. It you require advice l. am here to sive it. If your glasses need Hdiusting _ permit me the Privilege _of doing you this courtesy without obligation. _

SUPERIOR IYI SERVICE'

Ho Jo Mahon

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l0ll$0l| & DUFFY. larrteioro and Attorneys

MONEY TO LOAN

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Barrister! Attofnoyl-at-llw Office Royal Bank Building

Charlottetown. P. I. I. _

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ll"""°" ""4 **°°""°"‘°°"*"' day. met or ins snipioriiis Printers' and

NGN” "° '-°*" 'This win siren si-ins quick relief sooifsinam' iussosiseios which com-

'”\°°""°”" “ N’ " ommw” _ from, the distressing bead noises. prtses some forty printing establish-

__ Cloggod nostrils should open. breath- ments in this city. _The members of _.4

ln; become easy and the mucus this Association have puuici piedi; Y

WIRBURTON O 84"!" stop dropping into the throat. lt is ed 'themselves to reinstate nil enlist- gg

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easy to prepare, costs little and il ed employees capable of following ~%

5..-finer; Attorneys. Notary Pvc pleasant to take Anyone who ' is their occupations and to g‘v»~ a, full I

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Nest door Isnt( of comvnorn. _ ig, Ito., 'loiloitore for Banda laik. threatened with Gaiarriisl Deafness and fair trial to those who. tisvtn.. R

I ~ -soooinuon Bank ot Monlrool, Upn- .or who has head noises should (lvl suffered some disability in the war, { ` _

' e Go l rucrf tio s trial are doubtful of their ca bilitics. ltl c'~ ' "A" - " - ‘ '

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ionth in advance. Purdy Station,

-iicltors for Royal Bunk of Olnldo

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In tho days oi' our granrifather:

rhcuuiiitism was thought to be thr unt'avora.ble penalty of middielife and old age Almost every elderly

"'"““Y YOUDS DGUDIO. Nicdical scicncf did not understand tho trouble - dlr` not kuow` that it was rooted in thr- blood. It was tllruugli' that rliouina- tism was the cil'ect ot' exposure tr cold and damp. and _it was treated

wlt.h llnanients ami liot application;-'_l which 'soinetiines gave i'-rniporary re-l lief. but did not cure the trouble. _ in Ithoee days there iverg tliousands ot' rheumatic cripples. Now medical - science understands that rheumatisin is a disease ot' the blood and that

with good. rich. blood any man lor] r \nian of env' -'lirc can defy the trou- I' ble. Rheuntatisni- can be cured lv killing' the poison in the blood which: causes lt. For this purpose the blood making. blood cnricliinl; qualities 0'*

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very _vear more wid'_=_ly kriotvn, andl is the more general use of those

pills that uns robbed rheumatism of its terrors. in proof of Dr. Williams' link Pills to cure this trouble. Miss Jennie Stockdale. Hi1ll's Tinidge, Ont.. i~ii'_\‘s: "Two winters azo I was taken with a bad attack of rheumatisni and was in bed for over two months, most of which tlinp l could not sleep or en- jcy rest'day or night, The troublc also affected my ncrvos. which wore vr-ry bad. l tried several remedies but rl ot nn hcl from them

fr Pink Pills. I soon felt that the pills w eil: able to go about again as usual. and

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ht boxes iam glad to say l was ‘

W. iinlws in.. loci llkl- an altogether diff- .,--.ml pf-rscii. l earnestly advise i,ii;..~;@ suffer-liii: i'rom rheumatism. nl=rvcusuess and kindrwl troubles not to delay using Dr. \V‘.lliams' Pink Pii “_

You can get Dr. Williams' Pink

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person had rlieiiniatisna as well as _

I Mrs. Floru Beaton 'died at Cler-

i>i-. \viiiiams' rink mils is becoming -"“`*‘~ B°`“‘°“ “'“S "°"‘ “l V""‘°“ m"`

iii n sci v in - - ' A ‘_`__,.m| nd then. acting on the advlct, of a ,-'\~ n°*"~°“~ "ml ""r""“_ 9 "l"‘““ rel' ,end I deemed to ny D,._ Wimmny who will revere licr memory.

We helpmg nm and after taking prove how consoling in tho hour of

merits ot' goods works manifested by

aiu now oiijoviiiiz the best ot' health ="=*|l0¢lf.\'I"il 8l‘$lf‘¢‘. i\SHll1'c the DOSSG-'4~

th plpnw mi ,mod rich mood which sor of eternal 'siilvzitioir lt.l.i’.

lg M mm mvqeh- ‘nm .mm they sing the cniployment oi' rcturnc-l ill find a ctlru tlirougli their use, ""‘"- Says:

. ..°TWO CENT§ PER WORD insertion for advertising in this il

minimum charge t_v\-enty-live cents,

. .°GLEN.F'ANNlNG.-Mr. ii. Stacie

of the nrm of B. li‘lcCoi'uiic|i lc <.‘<|._ was a visltn" to Ghuiiinriiiug liiis

week. -Mr.. Daniel Cnnipbrll wns ris- ` `

itil.; recently wltli_ Mrs. .tiiplls N_ i\lf:-_

licnuitt. -Pte. Angus 1rli~.‘-:i\4io|- wurl -

visiting at Newport, the ;.'ucsi oil _ I 0 0 ° “ Captain Sigswortli_ -Mr. Austin ,\|¢_-.I , s

G-llvray is lu -Clizirlottetown on business trip; Mi'. lllr:Gilvr»iv traitor- tuuulein securing the services ot M in .Innies Campbell as mail rztrri»~F ---- _,Vlr_ Daunte McPhee, the mighty young nlmrod, ,was fortunate in finding tivo young foxes in the woods i-occntly: they seem to get on all right in cup-

tivity and are thriving well. Mr. .lic-I, I

Phco also .secured a raccoou about thrue weeks ago, the liriit to be ut-:'11 cr caught herenbouts, although tlicr- nrc known to be some on the lslnnrl.

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IN MEMORIAM

On Sunday night, April 27-th, thc \ngcl of Death visited for the see- oud time this yeiii' the home of Mr. -\1ll:ii.~iMcGilvrsy, and carried off his oldest daughter Frances, at the early Iso of seven years. Death was caus-

i_:l hy n fnll on the ice last wliitcixi

-.vliicliiinjiired the base of the eye and brz<iii_ Deceased. was a very amiable- _inrl loving child and muchsynipathy A rt-it for the bereaved parents.

MRS. BENJ. MCNEVIN

After ii lingering illiiess followed by

uiwumonia. Mrs. Bent, McNcviu pass- l away at l<`radei'lctoii. IRE. I.. April 'itil 1919, :caving a husband and little boy and girl John :ind Jane to mourn th" loss ol’ :i loving wife and niotlicr.

illrs. .\{c!\evin, whose maiden name

wus Ciisslc McPhee._ was born at Spi'lngton_ Ti. E. l.. February 28th. 889. Her rather and mother Mr. and ~‘.lr-s. John \’IcPhee still reside there. `-‘our brotliers and live sisters .survive -"¢~r. her _death being the first .break in 'hu family' often children.

She was of a most cheerful and klnil

lisposltion, -and bei' death at the earl? lim of thirty is a source ot"ileep regret to all who knew ber, Funcrnl services were conrliivtefl by ltev. J_W. llaytor. minister of the New Glasgow Church of (Thrist. and her reinnius ivern laid tn rest l-ii the cemetery at Sprlngton. (Patriot please copy.) _

_ MRS. FLORA BEATON.

mont. April 17. after .i brief illness.

'r in i332 linving at dcrith wiicrlierl 'ier 87th year. ller former home was

`.i West l)unilcc_ where she wus great-

ly respecteil by :ill her iir>.if<hboi‘s:ind- nmuaiiitrlnccs. Two years nge she came to llvc with lier niece. Nliss l<`.l- llr Gillis. (‘.lermoiit_ where she resid- ‘wi until death. She was attenilcil iii licr last illness by the pastor. Rev. Nlizr. I). J. Gillis. who fortified hcl' toul lor life beyond thc grave.

ll»_~r funeral wus held on Enslel'

‘3\ii\<lL','. lo indian River.

Sho if-tives to mourn one <on,Jolin

Mrs. lie:-iton is one of thc inuny tiint

lcatli is the consciousness that the

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GETTING THEIR JOBS BACK.

'l‘i\c Winnipeg lfrec l’rcss. discus-

One of the lirst essentials iii rv-

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The social- welfare

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THE WORK AND THE INFLUENCE OF THE “Y. M". C. A.” in Prince Edward .

_ 1.-liizirl is not sectional-it is not local-it is Province wide. _ '

NUT VERY LONG AGO A SECRETARY FOR PRINCF. _ EDWARD ISLAND

cmne to the Province. He has v-sited all points available since his c‘oming-- :md lie has carried to every part of our Province the “ Y. M. C. A.” idea. -

AFTER A`l.l., NOW THAT THE WAR IS WON, THE GREAT PROBLEM

scmnsto be, WHAT CAN WE DO FOR OUR BOYS? The boysof to-day ` -\vlio will be leaders in our Province in a few years. The “ Y. M C. A.” may

, wcll justify its existence on its contribution to boy life alone.

'IT IS NOW PROPOSED TO EXTEND GREATLY THF? “ Y. M. C. A." sphere of 'I

‘influence and work. Not only will the country boy get into touch with the iii “ Y. M. C_A.” when he comes to town -The “ Y. M. C. A.” proposes to be f ’ of service to him at home.

ON ITS RECORD 0F DUTYWELL DONE, in PEACE AND IN WAR, with

its programme of better, broader, “ Y. M. C. A” work, the_Youug'1 Men’s Christian Association comes' to you, offering you the

Opportunity land Privilege of helping I

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will be necessary for thi- former ein- . ployovs of these tirins inert-ly to inuko~ application for their old jobs in or- der U, get mr-,m imclr or to limi others inore suitable to tht-in. »

The example of the l’rintcrs' Asso-

ciation will doubtless be followed by

‘lull the other trades and professloiis.,

SOLDIERS A8 TEACHE RS.

I I

ln an eilitvorial the Kingston Stand-|

I ard says:

“Tho lion. Dr. Cody, Minister of Ed-

ucntiuu for Ontario, is working hard lat it sclioim: to obtuiii fsolillvrs asl tcai-licrs. and this should bc inn<lu_ known aus extensively as possible.

l»lq,c0iisidf‘rs that no one can touch pntrlotisni or have sus-li good iliflu-I 'ence upon children as thc rcturiiedl

", which the returned soldiers will be

minds will linvo bi-en broadened and deepened by their experiences'

vlnces to the lasting good of Canadianl

tliw undoubtedly nr". `

- . _U i .1 -_i<, ii - llut it will not only be patriotism nun al mt womh-OU5 mg'

alilc to teach so well- there will be

' D6 l. ill . ’ 1.

all these other qualities which go to ar 0 0% “ll” "we the ro"

determination. consideration for oth Bears no emblem of me men

ers and such like. Firm to Cru” the Stormy 0; .

i"ui‘tbt~r than that 'tho soldiers Brlngiug huh and plough andiatppn _

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M-r. Rol|i.usoii's body was to

thc ruins of the hotel _imma under the office. showing tho h

almost got out to safety whi-ii

overcome.

Continuing the article says: “Tile tragic- death of '.liick’

son will be deeply regretted by sl who knew liini, and he was w liked by a legion of friends a quaiutuiices. Ho was the sort of who would dare anything to sa ot.her’s life, and lost his own

brave effort to_suvs another. likeable personality und steritu scter, 'Jack' Robinson was uns

finest typo of men."

und ii

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Welding mee and race together?

Dear to those who‘ve trod the

lmatiier.

Blending irish cross und nation

make up both the good soldier andl _

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the good citizen; discipline, cournge.i I le rosseqg od toes

ln at just and fair relation.

First to know with deep emotion.

and travels abroad. and this will hnvelcaqlladal HE' umm' M Home

_ , rue, pro nclal arms commiiigle

xsmelfects upon the childrens educa Ion my "wg der Ships mm mmln

in their stead un emblem single.

Dr. Cody is also nt work upon ob-‘Ma le lem, of gomm hw taining suliirii-s for teachers which '

Vlould iinnoiinci- to all uiorc proudly

are worth while, and ought to be paid,l ' ' _ _ __ _ so the returned Mldlen should pay Wltencc thy ships their nnihois dit w, E

Would announce io all more loudly,

special .attention to this new avenue rmmda! my “mums mp; of useful and remunoratlvo employ- _ _ |

1 s - - - ~ -- W 'I`anton

mont. Wlint Ontiirin is doing in this T ‘“"_l_lffI;ll\a'll{]l “_nTl"0rN“:M,i:_m I "K na] Q Ng line might be done also by other pro- 0 “U” ‘I 0 L ` " I "

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Vhen ui jo_\ cn i icuii s g-

dlately e liud he was

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‘Cnnarlal is this tliy flag?

Welding race and race together,

iWav-ing from encli rent and craig.

East and West, on., nation ever!

AMY R-EDPATH RODDICK.

A DniNi< THAT HAs No Kick

'l`he value of milk and milk pr0~

'ducts as food is not always appre- iviated by tim furiner's family. Milk ,lls not only a rlrink to be taken to

quciich tliiri-it, as wulcr is titken. but it is .1 food. (`.ott11gc cheese is placed I on the list of foods hurl is at good sub- stitute for meat. Blittvrniilli' contains

the food materials found in whois lk, except the butter fat. Every

farmer should learn to rlriuk butter- milk. One of the advantages of milk and buttermilk as drinks, is that tlioy have food value and do not leave that “dark brown" taste that comes aftci' oinc drinks. Buttermilk is a drink ithout a kick. .- ' ~ -`

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A careful selec-

'tion of eve y line

of Jewelry marks our stock.

We will be pleas

ed to have you call.

national life. mg;

` A TRAGIC FATE

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is tbrousn any incdii-ine dealer. or lfmtslrliclmii is fu "“l <‘Vf‘\‘.\' '”"'“"“"l *‘“° it #P

“mn fl' 50 "mm H hoijvgmghi iilzlfg ;I_I:»l,,,l;;|l;l,l; fire and the unfortunate death of John

X” for ‘M50 nomgllz S ploymeut at thc 1-_urllcst possible mo- l. l"tobinson_ Ollie Glace Bay Gazette

‘I I I ment. Every i:~. ‘iireincnt should be states that Mr. Robinson. accompani-

.____._. - ~-~~- 0¢l`€l'0d (O £110 |1101! H0! 10 Dui 0" U1" cd by A. H. Harrison. went upstairs

' . ' begining which will have 1° be mlm" to warn guf-sts when the fire wasl * Q * ’ Q sg Q Q Q sp ,Q at 4) 45 #5 I *‘°UU01` °" ""0" Wm' "°5“I“" °l""l°“l discovered. Mr, Harrison returned on

“`°"l", _ account of the fire spreading so rapid

Especially ought they ‘O he nn- ly. Mr. lltobinson *kept on but it was

couraged to settle down again nt the learned got out mum hmmm! nw

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i-ssiiousibility rests with the employ- ’°°""' He was “en '° "°`°m°r nm

“*‘°**“**s*#*$* are to see that every nssistaiice is “mel t° l°°k for a pmter and nov" it you are growingvliard of hearing forthcoming. Reinstatement of err “““‘° °“°' The "°"°"°' ““k"°"“ l°

fear Catarrlrsl Deafness or if you listed men was generally implied, it MY- n0bl“”°“» “iid 5°' °“l 'he “ck

have roaring, rumblinl. hissing noises .lot specifically promised nt tho time WM- V ‘ in your ears go to your druggisl and of their enlistment. ;?, get 1 ounce of Psrmlnt (double The willingness of omploycim to

- strength), and_sdd to it it pint of hot take back into their employineiiv_Vtli_.» __ f_~ *T* 7

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must be accurately measured

Too little would only partely relieve the trouble. Too much il

would injure the eyes. We

use the best modem optical 'il

appliances, absolutely correcting optical defects andjguarantee 3

satisfaction .

th least possible delay.

_ Un-excclletllservice

I. E. Pnrkrfnan.

Jeweler & Graduate Optometrist

I*-lontague, P. I5. I. `

All kinds of eye glass repairing and matching’ 'lenses done

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