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‘l was foreseen: or his asm, that he u

of offensive mucous I

phlegm out of the Purdy from Port Huron Catarrll

our cough. The nos- fairly filled my whole head and throat. _

get relief mighty fast when l tried respondents to be as brief as possible

. in their contributions. Only Rall

lllmqu csul-i-liomne tml lrlgulml new helm." wrhes .l. P. 1

e in and shilling Calarrhozone: it hit the spot instantly

once. i::rt‘l:l fuss of hearing Yiu bet Cntarlhowne has. cured nie! News will beiusertad.

headache (very common symlr and I xlmllly SWPII' by IL"

gf culgrrln are quickly cured. Get the complete $1.00 outfit; It does a short time every truce of thc trick in a hurry-never fails; ,||,,|,|,¢a|-,_ small slzc'50l:.; trial or sample size,

can be simpler or more 25c.. sold by dealers everywhere.

“My ears buzzed by the hour and I

~ _-__` _ _ _Y _ _ '_ v Y __v___* _ _Z___;____:_________.V______ -_ _., - -_ _ _-_-_-.-.-_-_ _ _ _ ._ '_ _ .-. . . _ - ~ - _ » ».-~- , -,-. _ ,-_

lnlnfsnlll ulscusslul'

-.\ir_ Archie Campbell. New An-

nan, was in Snmnlerside on Friday of

\v1ss'r1s1tN P1-;nsoNA1.s ‘3_,,_

report ths_,arrival of

their ranch 'at"North SL

bo long you have pleasant than Catarrhumne lt'_a heal- ’

:mu have fauna ‘ins einer "vor ww 1 warm clams- -WE GOING - The

though Calarrh ing sensation through all thp all' lllBl'I|ll°.Hl!'Il°l' Il

lg your body, passages In the _head and throat- 8113 U10 001111011 IS

cured by in- makes you feel better in bail a mln- EIIIDNM !.YlIl_ IW, l\|°\\K V vapor of Catarr- nts. ¢l\¥l--H- _ -fl"

week, while working in the Door and W - Harry Warren. of that place was

fractured leg, tho bone has been set

cdy drama "The Country Kids." which

-IT

-FOX NUFI--The

illllb

-'ro oolmssrouoetrrs.-oem;

to the increasingly heavy `demands_ on' IQCG, '

The Guardian cautions its cor

-SERIOUS ACCIDENT - Last

indow Factory at Kensington, Mr

truck with s lank and sustained a

nd he is now resting comfortably.

-WELL RECEIVED - Tllllt Com-

Tigalsh tsrlng. intend to

»--éiaawi

-AGRICULTURAL MEETING-

An Agricultural meeting will be held in Thanksgiving Hall, Richmond. on Wed- nesday, April 141|. 7.30 p. m. Mr. W. J. Reid. wlid has lately taken

hhargc of the Agricultural work In

incc County. will address the meet- ing. All interested are invited to be -- resent 9470 "

-KELVIN COVE.- The following _ is the standing of the pupils of Kelvin Grove school for the month of March. .-_. Grade Viil.-i, Muriel MacMurdo; 2,

II . . ‘

. .Our

i _ _=r<'>;n=' 'naman

b. ,f_ _ _ ' 5

blighLueiii`merchan` _ 'T " 'dise

new

you See

which we have brought 12088*-Ilel'

for your allbrnnient this spring. Come here and allow

us _

to display before you idle new things. ' _

Newest Ideas in Suits ‘

From tile simplest

style 'stalr ls included ln

little suits for every day wear

the dressiest afternoon attire, every step in-the

our showing. Youthful designs

and youthful _trimmingscombine to make them unus-

(Contmued from Page Six) last week.-H.

_. .__--__-- -- before a. full house, was repeated in

Mr. 1lcl.EA.\`: It is Ia Hansard and 'I can read it ro the House AH is -

- lll

matter of fact Mr. Megan was never lou

was recently played In Summersldo

Kensin ton on Frida evening with

non. Grade V1.-1, Marioll Casley; 2.

Adelaide Hunlpllrcy; 3. Pearle ily- "»`

I ' ' nally attractive. Both maid and

- matron can wear them becom-

--Mr. Austilfllamsay. Conway, was Summerside, Saturday of this week business.-X

preached by Liberal Conservatives ln crald, and Ira Woodside. Kensington, u

auperanuuated. He made the state- ment further that hir. Hogan was ap-

e r

Prince Edward Island and that he W

lwas approached for graft on con- 'tt'acts. I want to tell the hon. gen-

1>¢ 0.

ummm and the committee that that who has been visiting friends in Sum-

ltatenlent has no foundation whateu- m

er in fact. Mr. Hegan was never sp- ed

preached by any person. Any one

gent'1cn.lan's stat/ement that hir. He- A

W - - ' phatlcally that he never made such a statement to the hon. gentleman and

absolutely untrue and false, and I ill

- the past few weeks will be pleased to

aifehggghyt!;a;'£a:neggff"“ made by hear that he is mllch improved.-X. soclatlon was formed and a com-

mittee of two were appointed to draft

Mr. liIcKENZIE: I rise to a point

of order. We had a very explicit rul, _hd

ing from the Clmirlnan of this com-

must be gcrmane to the matter be- Ha,-ry Stewmm New Ahhhh___X

fore the fcolnmittee. We might as well know whether these rulings are

to he observed or not. The vote be- co

fore the House has nothing to do fo with whether n certain gentleman lil

think it is well understood by the committee and by all members that the item under discussion must. be fl spoken to, and I am sure the hon. i member will abide by that rule. (-_

do under the circumstances, as a |e

charge of graft was made against an ollicisl of this country, which the of-

nlents made by the hon. member for B

.~.lr'_ Hlvznas: in 'justice to myself, R

that l never mode any charge against T Mr. Hogan, nn official of the Public

‘Vorks Department, never at uny‘;0

time.

re visitors to Sununcrslde on Sat-

day last.-H.

-- Ii

-Miss T. Howatt. Ca Travers b

home Saturday afternoon.-X.

ln the Prince County Hospital for

-Among the visitors to Summer- n

almostgequal success. A special train left Summerslde at 'I p. m. with 76 passengers and left on return after

-Messrs. Terrance Goodwin. Ein- tile play, arriving ill Sumnlerslde

D _

Quarrie. six boys appeared, charged

rside for the past two weeks return- with throwing snow balls. lines rang-

ing from 50 cents to` $1.00 with costs were imposed after which His Honor

-Mr. Percy D. Crosby. who has tendered a highly instructive advice

\'°“m b° led I-0 hem" "'°“‘ th' PW- been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. to the boys regarding their future

. R. Crosby. Summerside, left Friday conduct.-H.

lpll informed him tllei1,I1e W8! I0 BD- afternoon on rctunl to Banff. Alberta.

cached but Mr Began states em -X.

was formed in Prince County three

-The many friends of Mr. Frank years ago, has met with a high degree

tha; hi, ,,¢af,¢,,,¢n; in this Hguge ig Shaffer. Cape Traverse. who has been of success. At a meeting held in Sum-

merside last week, a society to be known as the Cooperative Seed As-

e Saturday. were Messrs. E. Crosby, sociation and to draw up by-laws to ordon Dawson and Thomas Gillespie, s

_ _ . . ubmit to a meeting to beheld before

mittee that discussions in committee Cape 1-,.ave,.se_ _,ohh B_ Cu,.uS_ whmm cmhhmg hegms_ As the orghhlz,-mon

bout midnight.-H .

-POLICE COURT - At the Po- cc Court. Summersldc. on Saturday. efore his Honor Stl endiary Mc

-THE BANNER OAT CLUB which

bill for the incorporation of the As-

Lorne Walker. Grade IV.-1, Fannie Glover; 2. Jcall Jardine; 3. Thomas Humphrey. Grade lil.- Katherine _-_. `Casley; 2, Mnbone Bynon; J, Eddie _ MacCarvlll. Grade li.-1, Isaac Wal- ker; 2. Edgar Hogg: il, Jollllny Mac- Carvell. Grade I.---1. Etta Stavert; 2, _ James MacM\|rdo alld Jennie Walker (equal). The following had perfect atcndance:- isaae Walker, Edgar _ llogg and Fannie Glover. "

-WOMEN’S INSTITUTE. - Miss

Helena C. McDonald, Assistant Sup- _, ervisor. met the ladies of the Emerald -',- Women's institute at their regular , meeting this month which was held at the home of Mr. Peter Hughes, at 7 p. nl. There was a full meeting of , the members and an interesting meet- ing took place. The main subjects for -'.- discusslon were housecleaning and __ Library. This energetic institute is about to take up village improvement, .'_- such as the lighting of Emerald and _ the laying of new sidewalks. The next meeting of the institute will be :_- held at the home of tile President, _ Mrs. Parnel McMahon on the hrst W ednesday ill May. when gardening is

l 7' _ ‘ ingly.

_ , I

\ w

We feature some pretty

, models at

...sg/;.._

STI? T 5,,,~fll

\'.~

//I I ll " 2 :Ti to

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-.\ir. Elgin Tanton. who had been nfined in the Prince (`o. Hospital r upwards of three nlonths suffer- g from a fractured leg, is now able.

,ms Bhhemhhhh,ed 0,. hog, with artlilcial assistance, to move so that purchasers will then be cer-

ffhe C}{A1|¢,\l_\N (Mr, Blain); 1 HTOUINI ¢°Wl\-~H~ tain of the uallt of seed tllvv are

-Satnrdayjs visitors to Summer- to get the best of seed.-H.

ide. included. Messrs. John E. Yeo, -

ortham; Ernest Hardy. Frcelaud.Lot 1; Henry Perry, St. Louis;Robert

_ ` T : . _

Mr. 1leLr~:AN= The only thins I can ci§~1ii.'$°ill,(Aide\v'§iif§s§en(fl§l-'§@if'iil.

rslie.-H.

::There is no possibility of ally ilrm

iicial denies, is to take another op- continuing ill business alld selling Tea portunity to place the matter before of the quality of “SALADA" for less the House to show thst"tlTe state-_ m

_-___ _._._i__._ -11-Epgyu To MAKE

30 BUSTS OF p/\lSER

FOUNVD IN PARIS STUDIO.

lr ' . _

:llld upon public monuments in Paris if the German'-1 had succeeded in

NEW 'lf»Oill\'. April I0.-(lol. 'l`llco~

dore Roosevelt is going abroad again

’I'Il»~ l"rl'l\r~h nulllorltles have found and this time he will travel tllrougll

I" 'IH' HlU'I.“ Uf 11 GCNJIIHI B'-'\1IDI0l‘. Canada. He will .start latc ill tllc I-icrr. llellzel. 30 busts of Emperor spring or early ill the summer. and is Willlaolll. ll is sppuucd that they wcrel new arranging his itinerary. it is not intended to replace the official efiigles at all unlikely that Ile will be offered or vile ite ulllil. at the Mavoralties the hospitality ofthe Canadian Pacific

Railway and enjoy tile comforts of u private cur belonging to one of the

TOUR OF CANADA.

l'uu<-Iling the French capital. _ *_ officials on thc road.

oney. You can get “SALADA" row" Label from your grocer at

Kings hm hot always con-ect 35c. a pound: Blue Label at 45e.. and

cd Label at 55c. a pound, and those

cas are clean. pure alld free fronl lust, which so many other teas arc :ldcd with to rcdum' their. frost

SECURITY FIRST

Assets Available for Security of Policyholders

()Vl'Il{ i',`lGH'l`Y MILLION DOLLA

Law Union anti Rock Insurance Co Ltd, of London. Eng.

Nova Scotia Fire Underwriters’ Agency

--.;.._.._____._.

italics no higher than other Tariff Fire Insurance

» ¢

Companies. Phone or write for rates. Olllce Newson Block H. M. DAVISON, Charlottetown. General Agent

£0461-4~I3l\iiil

R S

5. li l l 1 |""`l I 1

l _ I

TIME TAILE IN EFFECT DEC. 21st. 1914.

‘ Trains Outward Trains Inward.

Read Down Read up.

Mon. Dly. Dly. Dly. Tues. Mon. Mon. well. ex Suu ex sun ex Elm Thurs Wed Wed

& Sat & Fri &Fri

. A.M. P.M. A.M.

11.30 12.10 10.10 10.31 11.03 8.50 10.03 10.19 8.06 9.38 9.45 '

It l"ri. i’.M. 2.45 4.07 4.50

rerun: 3:3233

A.M. 7.00 Dcp. 8.13

13.00 .45

10.50 Arr. Tues. Thur. & Sat. 11.30 Dep. 1.14 2.44 5.00 Arr. l'.M. 3.25 Dell. 4.15 Arr.

Moll. Titel. Wed. 'i‘ltnr- ai Fri e sat.

Charlottetown Hunter lliver Emerald Jct. Kensington Sllmmersids

Sumtiierrlde Port Hill 0’i.esl'7 Tlgalsh

Emerald Jet. Cape Traverse

4.26 5.23 6.10 7.35

4.6i'» 8.45

Ar.

Don.

if 1’ i ,

3.00. Des. 4.20 4.54 5.10

M0 _ 7.30 IPP; 4.l6 Dan. 6.37

5165 . _ 6.40 Arc. list tml!

giharlottstown larsl!

lt. -Poten _

limits*

Ilt. Stewart Cardigan

¢l'»%“i¢‘%!2°~.

_ _`_.,. _

llsrhr *Hellsing

P.M 5.15

4.07 3.23 2,46 2.15

An.

mp. An-_ D09-

Arr.

l’°’...°

Del-

9.16

Tau. Thar.

I Blt. b Sl!- 10.30 9.15 $40 l.1’I nan

P.E.I. RAILWAY

9.15

Dly.

ex Bun.

8.56 7.54 7.01 5.45

8.60 6.00 Moa. Wadi

11.05 9.86 I." Mi 7.00 6.40 0.40

8.15 7.40 IM Bit.

12.10 10.4]

iii Afil; no 1.00

grows. It is intended to include all kinds of seed that are successfully grown in the province. As the oats - will be inspected in the fields. none will be accepted unless free from weeds or any other variety of grain.

Il y -_

buying. Patrons joining will be sure

-NORTH BEDEQUE SOCIAL -A

very successful patriotic concert and basket social was held in the North Bedeque Hall on Tuesday evening, April Gtll. Although the night -was rather unfavorable the hall was filled and the sum of $55 was realized, half of which is being forwarded to the Patriotic Fund and half to the Ited Cross. Mr. James Carruthers acted as chairman and after the opening chorus "O Canada." spoke of our couutry‘s great need of financial re- sources nnd hoped the people would

' seize this opportulllty of assisting the

Patriotic Funds. Tile next on the pro-

gramme wus a comic rccitntioll by Simpson. followed by 1| dlllrti "TIG Minute Gun at Sca" by iilullclle beard und George Ilowlless (ulll:ored.l 'l‘llc North Ilcdeque lirnlllatic Club tllcll presented the first nl-I or l)|lrkell'n comedy “linrdcll vs. l’ick\vicll." Ill this ncl by u series ol' ulllblguolnl flucs- tions, lilrs. linrdcll is inlscly lcd to believe that Mr. Pickwick oll`ers mur- rlugc. This lends to uct ll., a bruncll ol' prolllise trilll. The pluy lasted all hour and was followed with intense interest. 'l`lle cllaructers ill thc play were Mrs. Bnrdell, J. McCoul: Pick- wick. W. Scllurnltin; Sam Weller, C. Simpson; Willklo, S. Waugh; Sllo- grass, lrn. Fraser, Tupman. P. Bow- llcss; Judge. D. B. McDonald. Sergt. Illlzfuz. A Lcfurgcy' Scrgt Sllubbin, Il Bzlrwisc Mrs Cluppins. J Clark

ell, n lmao solo "My Aill Folk." by Clenlelll Cnrrutllers. and ll recruiting song "Your Kiln: and Country Need

nel. le comn ee are to I_

congratulated on the success of Illc concert-X

Bryce. well known and highly respect- ed ill this neighborhood..

"l had been troubled with a pain

In my back for about s year." Ml. Bryce continues, "And when l was reading In Dodd’s Almanac I learned from the Self Examination Page that tile Kidneys were the cause of my trouble.

"l sent at once for a box of Dodd‘s

Kidney Pills and before they were done I was feeling as well as ever.

"Dodd‘s Kidney Pills certainly were

a great boon to me and I can recom- mend them highly to anyone sunerlng from Kidney Disease."

If your disease ill of the Kldneys or

from the Kidney's, Dbdd'l Kidney Pills will cure it. They have been curing' sick Kldheys in Canada for more than a score, of years. 'i’bat’s why tllsy're s6'|iopuls“'|';" ‘ ‘y =" - '- ‘

` HAIR WORK

W , cor-nets. transformations -and under-full. ate. made from combines or out bah. oes- tlsalolra wupm also stalls. Work _lmftwt

the subject.

-IMPORTANT MEETING -- The

executive of the French Acadian Teachers' Association of P. E. I. met in Mont Carmel on Friday. April the Sill, at 7 o‘clock p. ln. in order to formulate a suitable programme for the coming convention'of the members of the said “Association." The mem- bers of the executive present were: Rev. P. P. Arsenault. ill whose par- ish the convention will be held; Mr. Iienry Blanchard. of P. W. C., Secre- tary for the association. Miss Minnie Gaudet, also teacher in P. W. C..alld President of the Association, and Mr. Denis D. Arseuault, principal of Mont Carmel school. Many important affairs in touch with the programme to be scheduled, were gone over. The most important tiling decided on was the setting of the date of the con- vention which wus iixcd for the 19th and 20th of August, 1915. Many reso- lutions were passed ill order to make tile convention as interesting as pos- ‘silllc. It was resolved that tile execu- livc of the Association, clerical und perlzlgogic would make it a dllty to is-nder illvilnlimls tn cerluill nlelllbers of the clertty null likewise. of lilo iv:ll'lllll|.; stuff' of llll' l"rencll Acadian lealullcrs of ills lleigllllorillg provinces. lu assist lo the said (Iollventloll. A re- stlllltinll wllicll if carried out sllcccss liully will enable tll to judge of the ` ellilziellcy of tllc present lnetllods of lt-.au-_llillg as lronlpnrell with those of llcilzllhors ill the Murltiluc Provinces. -il.

-SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS --

'Fllc pnrish of Mont Carmel, since it lllls been entrusted to thc able and zealous pastorslllp of Rev. P. P. Ar- senault has duly been accredited with the l~\u<ecsscs ol' lnnny talented young

of young lllell of Mont (Inrxncl more promising uspctzlllliy when Mr. Bell- iot (lullalll oi’ Sl. Ilapllacl. who with

lun compete successfu y w l lnnnv class nlutes. a fact which does not come unexpected to the people oflhis

,kt

,\<

1.. 'A

l‘ ‘“

_ ( _

ll if

Frilly dressy desi

/._

$8.50. to $39.00

f Practical Pretty

Coats

Nothing is more noticeable

bout a woman’s appearance than e _ `

. \ _

_ il

I 1 'l

r coat That ls more the rea_son why she should seek have one especially becoming. The proper color,

'_ __ , _ design and_lcngth, can easily be had here with our sales

dies so wllllng to aid you ln your selections

There are some pretty ones from

$5.75 to $19.50 Stylish Spring Dresses `

$5.75 to $14.90

gns in the s_oftest of taffeta canton crep_e, crepe de chine,

chameuse and moire, silk are hcre ln every color and shade mllady could fancy.

,l. 1

*_ -i v.

“I ._ _

.,-

_'.4

Made of -fine nets

baptistes and laces,

_ very pretty and fash- 2 ionable.

~ 25c to $1.50

The collars are made

in ncwcst styles, the cuffs are exceptionally deep and shaped to match thc collars.

Collars I Collar . Hose Bags in _I

and Vestee, / and Cuff Setts

Silk and Leather

You’ll think of these

new shapes mighty clever. Many are lit-

ted with variety arti- cies.

_ .A-

There ar

e New

. . ‘ I ~ . I _ V I

(flerk of `(.‘ourl, ltoy lilll; Mrs. llllr- nl.ell/wllo are today ill offices 'morn 7-- ‘

dl-ll's boy, linlllpdcll Mchcall. llc- or less rcnulnerlllivc und nt no tilllc, .- ' _

tween the nets two solos were rclldcr- us nt the present tlllle is tlle future _-__ _ .

vm.,-~ by nn.. only l.-im.. .I-he .lmyi lll¢lt~`€.;l:.=l=.`. euifcallol. ln... I ... The Store where your every pull',cht;(se must be right sale of lloskcts lllen too pucc, hue- llc ssuc ll is cxuln lllltioll of ust ,_ . _ _, ,_ .._._. ._.,. ,.

tloned by A. Wright, to wllolll tlloso In College has come out -itll in ills class 1'- 'l' ' `-- '»=-" at your money ac

I V l . ' " ' I 1 I l . ll If .- . . , . f . v 1 V '_ ‘ f 1 ~ . .

ill |13: prograllnhlc ure grcalag o lnlilly Slow tllultl Mrmca a“_ 'F "'A

“U 0” l ‘"2 WWI- he Wi" °°""*‘“'Y Dsl mm. Mlclmel clurke, P. P. Duffy. --

And Then the CHIC WWI" his B' S' A' with high h°n` Josgph McDonald and others. Mr. -NEW LOCATIONS.-.lust as soon

"FSR The “mi cm: be éfluly glam 2: Clarke nlade a.ncal speech in well es the 8d.I\lBlel'B llelle Bellled the Ill-

_ A_ 5,. ,, ill 6 Dl'0lll “eil Y “S an chosen words thanking those resent surance on the stock of the Tlgnish

why Ja[;edd'; Kll-15:; Plrlrfommc d' Mm" Carmel' Mr' Cyms Pmrier' who on behalf of llilnself and fanllly for Drug Store (Io. and Mr. John Gaudet's

__ is attending classes _ill the Agricultural their nhuermg vothof thhhhh ML [alluring esthh|h,hmeh,__ these two

H. Has .I Pal" ln l-ns sick For 1 °°"°‘° “L ""“'°- "‘- S- He “'”° has clerks mu ll gave mm much pleas- _firms will continue business ln lem- _

Year Tm He Und D°dd,' Kidney distinguished himself as apersevereut me to know that- they had |h theh. Doran. quarters “waning the h0h_ _ Pills. 'md Sm‘"°“s ”I‘“"“°"”" who WI" humble way contributed some pleasure structloll of suitable buildings later

____ certainly brlni credit to ills home to those about mem that evehh‘g_ “hd on h, me hehh0h___h_

l»Alsl.l~:v. om.. April lm.. lspeelnll “"3 "“r"f1""l»lM r-'ul omell ‘°,f,°"‘_§’°‘°'“ referred lo the stimulating' sneer of --

-"lt gives me great pleasure to say a “flu "° dau 1 “ om" “M B Pefzee these social gtnllgrillgs saying he -ON VISIT T0 FRIENDS.-Mr a [ew words of praise for D0dd,s ul lerel .d.n‘st summer; r. me :gr thhhght they hm.,-|_¢n gugy lp re- James Prendergast was In Tlgnish Kidney Pills." so says Mr. .James A. 3”” em” We fL"°°““°°‘ °“ “' ‘ ,e vlve social natul-es~and.to'd'ovelop the Friday visiting friends. He will return

epartmeut o grieulture at (zttawa “ner sentiments _hd<_g¢5{g'|¢s of hum- to Kensington the latter part of next

and Mr Gallant was employed ll a h hy and ex "mud the ho B. that week' after hhvhm B few dns. B on

I ‘ .`;‘w' ki

‘ `l . '_ .

' . lr 1 9 P “-1

Pita' F`“¢l°f¥~ ill St- LOW- P- E- lllgse |,,,,,,, wuploh, mrgm-be mm will. ur wslllnglon Larkin. or Al. -_ ,- __ '

s°c|AL Ev ' mv company all joined hands and sung of next week. Both of these gentle- i.-'L J ,'

de cottage. me beautiful residence ____ _ " , _ _ _f or Mr. and lvlrs. william clsl-lie, Em- '“§é“°"' ~ -'7 “Wk” 7' _ -. ‘ f '. el-ala was me scene or mush same- ,HGNNH -Horst Analvits.-Registered ` ' "

frequent. Before leaving-'fur home the berton. S0080 800011115. the first Defi

8|- EN'N°“" M er' Aillld Lang 8'y:n'e,V‘i-iefsva"JolIy Good men were friends in the the Klon-

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