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NEWS F03. THE . -9_Ul|i.Pl§N$ SRTURDEY _

S '\>°o\'d. lay ie ell'woerl

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°°“°l"°" glilziiile in the

é.p;u'g'g°;'t 76hs'1‘llie steamer

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°‘ about 10. The Minto;

xgufifli Waphgix miles 'fi-om ,_ ;‘}_l?,“ re till.a change of weas- “ther conditions.. She has' on-'\'>oar'.1j` .H tone lrelsiif. so liege men una ia;

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already ap- ”‘1 ll W” »reeh Road School for month of Eti;§ix1iRT§&-_.!E° ` S°E°0§-, is those: in attendance were l-Ion. l\-lur

wii1.b¢ free stone. Merch:-Grade v.-1, Margaret Bolg-_ nfosrnunius favorably under the ekil- doelr iaexinnnn. ex-Govern-ir il. A.

Mr. Alfred Callaghan, Charlottetown, r; 3, Katie Mcponalq; 3' David Boi., hil management ol. Mr. O. J. McLean M¢K1,m°n_ Dr, 3, ii, ,lp,1i¢m§, ML H, iles the contract for cnttlns the Smile erl Grade Iv.-1, Maggie meoengney N-Minn Mnrsnrnt Rico hen returned n. noble. Mr. M. c.. lleleney, lvlr. nnd has ,lV1adVV s good _etoil of work- Michael Conway; 3_ 3,"-an Menon.. home after spending a few days vis- Rammn Mgpmmiq, ML pe,-¢y p¢p,,_ men ensnzed iiufius the winter with eld. Grade iii.-Mary Bell. Green 1i_'lting lrlendsin Cardigan.-Mr. Henry Mr. W. w. Clarke, Mr. w. F. 'rie- ;the result, that the work is almost -1, Helen Condon 3, pau-mk gona". Arsenault has returned to Boston at- marsh, 1),-_ 1-|V_ n-_ .1,hm;0u ,md M;-_ 'completed-f 3 l- , l n,, 3, Daniel McDonald. Grade 1. tfr spending U" Winter here.-Mr- 0. J. stewart. -im. ,.,,,,,,, d,,,,,V,,,,, _`;’; _-”-‘ (Senior)-1, Elliot McMui-rer; 2, Sylv~|U°¥iilii° BOWUD hai 3015 *W0 h°1`°°9 tions were exquivie, pink earring ons, ','f];‘§-IE STEAMERS.- Yesterday the ter Mclldurrer. (Junior)-1, Joseph |70' Whiflll he "°“°‘V°d 5 h“~“d"°m° smilax and white and gold candles Earl Grey. on her way to Oharlotte- COIIWIIY7 '2. Annie Mwaughey; 3, 'Slim-"'Ml'~ Jaiik CUNY has returned being used, while the llrnwing roo`:i» town, with 75 'bags ol m'nil,, 30 pau- Katie McCaughey. Grace Devereux, to MMDB 8.0161' Spending. the winter was made rim Wm, 5 msteyul me een he and 1-52 tons freight on Teacher. here.-Mr. Jack Rice -returned home mugement of daf|,,,;l,,_ _

g g ` _ I . ' 'from Harmony where he spent the --

. --_ *ew former pert of the Winton 1 UIGG ,SCHO0L.- The following is

“"“° the standing of Uigg pupils lor the

CHESS--:The 391:11 round and too- lest three montne:- Grade viii.-i, sibiy the last session in connection Reginald Jenkins; 2, John Mclleoch ,with the now famous chess tourna- 3, Flora McDonald, Gmac v[1__

~ ment, will be Played tor.-.ight at the (Senior)-1, Edith Campbell; 2,

YOUR dress-maker endorses D & A Edwin <;filt¢eS. Snnpyslipn Sizlvgp-fn Emily Margin; 3, Ada oennplrell.

- - _ ul/0 0 0 U6 P5” , V0 0 258 Grade VII (- unioi' .-1. Donald Mar-

C°¥S¢U» “|1108 Pf°Ji"|i°° 0|’ allfl" ‘ havin; to be played by Mr- Wood- ein Adware Beit a, Hn n lller

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profit on some other brand warps her 11-nn. but unfortunneelf. owing to ein, Greae vi.-1, .ielm Memos emi

‘sickness in the family, it is scarce _Mm-v McLeod leoual); 2, Stanley

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put on th

judgment. lilrel tn t li ill n ‘le r ri - - ~ -

sk-H dum 1-k 5 Y H 6 W 9 M 0 “Sii McLeod, 3_,V_Loii1ss Murchison. Grade

menu;.frDe°l“6.§§‘Z.,‘.";‘5?Z?§“II.?2Zf&'%l§ZL'iiiiiif the games. A lun mf--one or t = v.-1. nine Campbell; 2. Minnie We recommend Iio. 8.52, ss illiistrnind for medinni Club is l'€l1l10St6d BDO all who will White. 3 Ernest Martin Primary

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iiiiiiliiifwilfé§lrl‘i}'i13m..'ffl1.T.»§§§£fIif'"l ‘"“'“" ' “BW i0_ 90° the mils” 'fi iii” _‘°‘"“i1' Dvl>nrtmen'=~- Grade IV~-1. Emmer- com1c¢t;e';trlisl;i_e§lelur.wV<}V\;li;.eorégpinhfeggnprrégnnimpeneg ment will be made welcome. the ex- mn Huggau; z_ Jem, McKinnon; 3, z,mm,,,eed',‘,,, ,h§m,,k;,.,,*, Y P°P f“°'°"“ ecutlve will meet after the games to Berg-an, Ber,t5_ Grade 111__.1, Arf,lm,l

-ms pol/imion consrrr co.. qusasc. Vnrrnuso for the dinner to take Piece Campbell; 2, Fenton Dawson; 3.

Mak¢r;aL300f¢h¢LADlVA C0;-5,3, shortly. Russell McLeod, Grade II.-1, C»hes--

'6-I4 ‘_”" ter McPhersob; 2, Christina Mc-

) THE STORM--The i>°““*fif“1'Leo<i; 3, Jenn white. 'Grade i.-i.

springlike first day of April turned Florence McLeod; 2V Malcolm Mc_ out to be a veritable April Iool es- Lead; 3V Kathleen McLeod capade of the weather, turning at _.___ '

_ night into one of the fiercest snow STORE IMPRQVEMENT-__A Guan - storms of the winter, continuing yes- dm, representative had the pleasure

terday, accompanied by heavy easter- ye"_e1-day of taking 8 walk through 13' find 5°“i9he8Bt9r1Y Hales *md blind' S, A. McDonald’s, recently renovated mg °“°W- which f”u» 'Dt U* 3" ex' and now thoroughly up-to-date store. ceedingly large quantity, luit crliitod Owing to the centre of the store be. find banked making W0 " “UNE “1‘ ing somewhat crowded in the past most impossible, nzzd .ullmlst com- ML McDonald has it tho,-0“.gmy re.

' Hletely b1°°ki“E '-00 "3-°~d5- \"`-"Y few nowited and has removed his otlices

persons, outside those who had their from the mam "oo, and they me DTHCC Of *>i1Si¥i¢BH £0 attend t0 Ven' now on the landing 'between the main tured out. Tile' storm raged till late store and me mimnery depa,»:m_en¢_

,. _ 1__,,__5 in the afternoon and it began to Boi- and command .e view of the entire

" ' ' ht store. Besides the laying of a new

tle and become clearer"e.s the nig "advanced towards mofiiilig- The V509' hardwood iloor in the main store, iffy 0' the Wind WHS from 25 7-0 3° painting and revarniehing. u splen- miies and hour. did up-to-date cash-carrier system,

. the gipe, is being installed this week,

Th | GOVERNMENT D1NNl'7‘l-' ‘T112 B2* which will be used for the depart- ` e 0 a l cond ot the Dinners :lt the Govern- ments up stairs and down. The re-

|ment House for the members ol the moval ot the offices from the back oi

' " Legislature was given last night. but the store has enabled the enlarge-

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Depends upon its being correctly drawn and secondly I V _ VL 1

pointed in that some o tie inv ei

entrusted to a Strong Executor. “ms found it im Meme to be m,,V_

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The Eastem Trust Company will advise-with your

` Solicitor in drawing- your will c_orrectly,_and act as your V Executor and Trustee, insuring all the-aclvantages of the H best individual Trustees, with none of their drawbacks.

in the City.

The names of its Directors and Officers, and its large --

Capital, are a guarantee of its Strength, Ability -and Good ABUNDANT

Faith. ff - _ ` /' -'_”"

' Beautiful hair, fiuilyi, lustrous.abun-

‘Its charges are regulated by Law and are no greater anne, end free from enurnn. is one

'oi woman’s greatest charms-it's hler

* LIFELESS HAIR SOFT AND iv'

,main deli-gilt-yet so many of thef

_ . ss many years. of comparatively recent-

sex have streaked," thin and illele

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Consultation or correspondence invited. huh., and ,Mak were is _no ,,,mdy_ tag; eitlepéigsigeri _

of whom- still lives. in the person of _

` Beautiful hail' ls largely a riiatteitof

' ' 'i;t;;?§i°';°udPa§es;a';_uig§g ilxgqueutné Mr. James Dickielon of Charlotte-

' ' ‘ t t h om vnl from New Glas-

Th E t t Oo , scalp works wonders. Try it tod y, mm' W °°°`r ° . '

e A i - and you will he surprised with the f,‘;';"0§§;:_°°V§fl“t°‘;Vh];:; ?\‘;v°l2g°;,g§°;;

- ‘ ’ ` result-not only will the hair becoine evmenced'unurins_-mal, the-5 hmm, Two

W S rt '*b“"d“”t' Wit' nuny' radiant “th charter members i-elerred to, were

° ° ewa 9 life, but really aenirly beautiful- Mr. wm.1.eir<i_ivi.i>.ena -Mr. George

» parrnian sage in my cent b°m°°- smith who entered into ore illgir

` Cha1'l0tt€‘lZOWil ' scalp -needs. It surely removes dsnd- ér service of their Lord on F-eh_

, ` ruff with one application stops itch- 1912 and May 1912 re,,pecuve1y_ The ° 1 $1 ooo ooo- - in °:s:"°:: --n 0- li

'i' lin ex'-`-955 ° - Division wit ou s

' ’ ’» ‘ . l Au drug and tmlet °°““t8" sen lgzderletrlndhe during the past winter

I ‘ iPm`isi“'“ Sage in mn Pen," bottles' the few remaining members have dis-

I |Look for the trade mars- 'The Girl oontinlled the work. While nll re-

Witb the Auburn Hair." Try at least gr-et the present situation, they _are

1487_3_5MtSttf lone bottle from Geo. Hughes- He proud'of the nccomVplie-hniefnts of

,will refund the money if YOU \“`e`”°t' these noble soldiers and their co-

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L I ‘ 1 __ U A K f

_J community into one unsurpassed in

temveltnce sentiment.

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'NEW England 2, jEdW3\°d Island T- - ‘ Bum pci

Crops This Your

’ - ` li usinn the ru cr fcriilizor-

Sliares $10 , Capital Stock to be Issued $300,000 ,,iV,,V),5,V;,;,,V,;,V,,;,',,g,-,,, 6% ,O ,,,%

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' Plants ore like human beings;

you musi feed them properly if you wanf lheni lo thrive and pro-

V dime maximum yields.

You must fccd ihemli balanced

riiiion-ihui is, with the proper

_ proportions of Nitro en, Phos-

|il|0I'lC 8I`l(l P0'l‘aSH|. '

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_ Silver Black F ox Company, Ltd. V

The company has secured I4 pai-.rs of the best grade

of P;-ince Edward Island Pedigreed Silver Black Foxes, in V ‘ five of the best ranches and from the best' strains of foxes

on the Island. The company _was also iortunafoiii Pi_if"V _ cl_iaV_sing'a`f8.r_iCri with all the nioileru _eqtiipmentis for Ie.n'Z_h- K;§;_-305% mi ::;>ti;:§E=V - _. 'ing purposes. » The ilinslrargd -pros,p;ctn_e of. our.¢oVn1p8UY i.:|e'i’f.i’.yir.ig.‘.;e'f*é°..:..]bs|F, ’ .' - - » S - P x ' f “ "lcd free ;:errequirmu.ef° “mp °' -, and literature concerning V the i_nVtlu!_»l§i’Y_.“’1u be -m?j?__ _ _ . n _ ,,,,,,,,_,,,,,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.

b ,___V__ _ _ , _ _ _Y _ ._ _ _ righgweesnmveyonnioneyon

y |V_*equQQt. _ _. ‘» V - V lr; ~ VV _ -_ ‘ :idyoilr fertilimelainxltensl.

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Poole l Thompson uname. s. i.

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Methodist church, Sydney, on Bundisy night Mr. McConnell, formerly ol Charlottetown preached from the test 1 Cor. 1:1-8. In opening he re- ferred to the place of the'Cross in all the preaching of the Great 'Apos- tle. In Athens, Ephesus. Csrruth, Rorne.- notw'it-hstnfn-din-g' all their id- preciate as we should all that olatry and wickedness- ha preached the Cross of Jesus. Individuals, Churches. nations,perisb or are being saved according to their attitude to the Cross, There is no llft‘ng power in the world like the power ol Christ's world like the power of Gbrist's Cross. All that is best in our civili- zation is tpacealble to the Cross. But what are all our -great advantages

ours because of His death. Many men todav are willing to tulle all the outward benefits of our civiliza- tion an-d reject the Cross from which those blessings come, What is the Cross so us? Have we come within the sweep of its magnetic power. ‘ln

closing his sermon Mr. McConnell ap- throw of door.

pealed to the congregation to come to the cross, to eeeept me snvifnrr 1432-3-‘4MSi‘3w°fi1u10-P<i-

A lk" EXAMINATIONB.-- The ` following _ i-'I ' »~-~Y-~-- ~ ----~ -»-----~ - -ff --- - 1- -- -- --

are . ..~'.-_.~».4.-»_l_, _ ,\,‘lj;»y-~'\:,,5_: - V

the results °t Ex°m1““t‘i°“s °"' I \ ' ‘ N ' l" ' ' ° H ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ` 1 PAB'I‘0R’B PLEA 'ro HI-S PFD-,an national lines compared with the ss their Saviour, to live through his

PLBL- In his 'sermon at Jubilee spiritual blessings that dow from the life and to llnd redemption through

Cross. We live because Jesus Christ His blood.

died. Here at his Cross is lorgtive- ness and peice and heaven. People in every clime and ot every tongue are feeling this. He makes new can-I ditions and new men by the mighty power of His Cross. We do not ap-

Consistlng of One Hundred

is good tea ryapackage

§~'?» FARM FOR SALE AT NEW GLASGOW

Nineteen (119) acres of choice land

is Ninety Six (96) clear and in a Mgh

state of cultivation the balance eov ered with a good growth of hard and soft wood. There is good ten-room cd dwelling house, two large barns. carriage house and piggery. A good or-nortunlty for dalrying as the cheese factorv is within a sf.one’s

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lthe host and hostois, l_lle\itenant-G-i\'- ment. of* the Hat and Cap depart- ernor and Mrs. Rogers, were disap- ment besides giving more space to

several other lines. On the third floor

g p a new ladies Tailoring room bas; Seng because of the storm. .-imong heen fitted out and altogether the

store is one ot the most convenient

PASSED AWAY. - To. the people of New Glasgow and vicinity --"The Third of April"-has become B syno-

r ' PARISIAN SAGE MAKES THIN liomous term for »~- interesting event

" known as "the Anniversary of New

Glasgow Division" which was always celebrated by concerts of high liter-

‘ ary value. But today with-them it is

regrettable that their "‘Division" he!

ceacsgid totegist. Thiis- grand old ord-

. er, ebra e 1 'sem-'-_oeintennia nul-

than those of an Individual. ,_ an vereary on A3311 "ure, 1910. I arer

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