ON
EASTER
CANDY _
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Oarhsterlssertassntefeanlyia
on¢isp|ay.!'aney lastar boxasof
Olloalltlllblng.
We have a very large array oi taster
Cloeolates novelties, including lgga, _
Ions; lalibits. sitting Bom, Rabbit
with earrlsse. tease. aaseit with
egg, leoaters. etc.
CIIOOBI YOU!! TODAY. ‘
IVEIYTHDVG IN CANDY. .
J. ERNEST H. wonri-1 f
Phone I2 148 Prince Street.
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has-ne. . Wm. Partridge, York.
314;-|‘gI&April 2-t-‘l-a-a-10-ii-si.
of Mis E. . Y '
titles "The wild Brier" printed in
Charlottetown between tha yatrl
1000 and 1810 please communicate
with The Guardian and state lf
willing tg dispose of lame. 4-5-tg:
LOST IN CITY ON SMTIIBDAY. A
bunch of ksvs. Finden please notify
YGYIXII.
inathsisstwoekanunsbsrotoasea
oi scarlet fever have been reported
sndihehousesoithewllsnts hav(
bseniluarsnilneiliiyotficsrlradiey.
lN‘rlUDllritlonraxan-ahcrt-
lybedcrenaiduiaiiitanunknewnper-
son entced an open garage in the
wssternpsrto!i.hacity.'rhepolioe
wen informed. but before they ar-
rived the intruder was friahfencd off.
FATAL ACCIDENT-An accident
which ended fatally occurred at
Bilnlivve on Ijridsy. when Mr. .lam-
es MoMilsn of that place received
________ 1 ___ serious internal infuriea as a result
__,._ _ of the horse which he was driving
l‘\l.!l‘lll’i| lwly Ml' Mdlliuln lil
Advgrtigemgnfg _ removes to tnenerinoa nswers mans
Hospital. when he passed away last
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eaesseeaaa eeasaaaea “ If Im
eseeaeeeayessgeeee-e 10 HI’ ull
by his wife and by one brother. Don-
ald of Stanhope.
' ` " ' `_ _;` _ '_ `. AIR MAIL-Today and on every
- _ _i -._7n__, In _" _
. Monday as long as the alr service
Sale M"°°“'”°°"" lasts u-le plans wul leave Moncton
' " ' “"1” ' ' st li. s. m-. calling st Summerslde
lint!!! ron sau. w. c. nu- 3 0! ’ :“:$”:_"§°fg}&y"§,,Qf, ans nrooeeslng thence to charlotte-
u.
- _ _ _ comm -
mn' °x°"°" md' 2°” ‘ 5 ‘L Phone ser-J. zssa-4-1-si. town. 'rms will enable suncaye ms
arriving at Moncton yesterday af-
” hm; n awww, Joan aurnan Maonon/mn, Lawn ten-noone, be und” iw.,
g ~5\-\\'V°!°i'- 5°* 39: g°l;‘f\;_‘;l"f1:;opd_ after the noon hour. and in time tor
the afternoon delivery by the let
AT TAGS Fon /1-HE s“_ Clfdell- If Il 1m@`IlD§ IHQNIOIC
vga.. ghmmenu on .mi-|, gouge today that any persons wishing thel
Guardian Ceuusl Pnntery. mail to go forward by. air should see
__ _ _ .Ik ‘Toes 600'” tha/t their letters are mailed not
shaun- I IIAVBM-WAY! ister than is o'o1oor. con. on
I m“""m in Rubber uma' ‘nd other day this week ‘the plsnewslv
rubber traces at half price. Clinton _
Mouuom rndmcmn sm P_ m_ L arrive late in the afternoon accord
_ 3gi9.¢-4.4i, illl in the schedule followed last
_,_ week. _
-OWING TO ,
bad roads the sale of Joseph Pow- You Know what you get
 “““ ‘t.‘t5."3.i‘.!‘°‘. "‘i.‘.’?f‘3 ’
noslvensd iw °° W- when you buy branded be 1 b -
ggggg Win at 3 p._m- If storcsy_N¥l» flllc day in th. bl ° e”
.t guuvgum pn. renewing, J, A. MacDonald, Auc- red or ue brand of govern-
u
John A. Mokensie. tieneer. 2890-si ment inspection you know what yo
as Bentley. Uhlr- .  889- Much effective work has bee
Ill!-01 wru. anyonn nsvruo A conf.
s N Lockerb 'a volume en
in respect to popularising brands
which will measure up to the stri
now stock one or both grades. The
an only two grades in branded bee
finished Cattle. Th " ood" beef
 ~_@l*'*
oa sans-so Aclls WITH -----------'-"-'” ° '
ron sara-aaorsnasn cmrnr:
mare, young. sound, lightfooted. < brands gaining rapidly in populs
bsrfaetiy rnannersd. Will Work any- e e favour particularly because of the
F buildings. at Bcnshaw. Land iiix E051'-LAD!!! WRIST WA'I'CB identified by a blue brand and is the
good stats of cultivation. Apply to between Brighton Road and Queen I,-gg, in 3,-"mt ,u\,p1y_ Ig include,
gm,” gg gegieiey,  _Bt. Iéncder please leave at fzaaarg-i muy bn! which un “my bo "c°m_ Jelly mek place from his isle resid.
- did tl lit . Six -
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-._n». into o. e. n.o....._on-=- Maritime Womans ,, ,,,,,, ,,,
la zm_‘_‘_3\_ assurance of qua ty w e gov-
‘ . ernment stamp provides.
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ran! carols. PU!-I Ill-D
wnvcrmsrm. Mus.. April 5-
uma '°°u mm huh Nanci? Miss Anne A. Dodd. the oldest rssi- _ “mn”
CED'
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egg yield Avfll and
Mala Help Wanted
W lHC MAN T0
repregpnt ua. Belling Bulk and
_Package teas to the tease. sub-
-stantial Comniission offered to
right parties. several good territor-
' its new open. Write giving full par-
' tisuiars and _raferensas nrst letter.
' llua Bird Tea Co., Ltd., Hllifax.
f N. l. “ W. t-B-li.
UAIZBIIN - I8 'IBIS N01' AN
ideal position? Ciood pay -- home
ovary night-life contract-chance
, for advancement in your home ter-
rlicr.v_seliing a specialty wholesale
direct from our factory to farmers.
. Uilty days to test merchandise be-
fore paying for it. Requirements
Ui Iced ,reference-sarownar and
lafover ao. Prompt reply assures
_ Sol dahslsa of territory. 0.13.
- -ilcssrs. me Harvard Ave.. cleve-
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roatursdpulia rcs ___
“W °““°" "°"° “M 9' tm' mm md ° “mer rm' msmolf-at the env Hospital on
dent of Prince lldward Island. died
ale of 105 V68"-
Miss Dodd was bom in LlverD°0l.
England. and went to Prints Ed-
until she was le and then moved
Despite her years Miss Dodd main
tained an active interest in current
anal.-e. sua was a ami l°v°f °f
` ei ' ri she used to
:‘§:c'h“;°, 'gi '.2 25,, mm th, ery. ues sv. years. eeuet or the me
south. She knew the name of every
bird and could name them by l»l'i¢l¥'
as to new to uve s lens life sh' ll-
wsys said, "D0n't worn. I-U4 55"'
th illhrllt in life."
June is. James here March ss at the none or ner AW” °~ U30- V’ Q41* “"1 lm- P°"°"
s,nummerside;P.l.1. mm Mm mm. -m,,,m,n_ “_ eh, Trainer. Johnstone River, s son.,
asss-s-ai-in-moe-tx - _,___
DEATHS
ward Island with her family when MUDUNALD-In ul' 10' 51159105
she was a little girl. one lives time Gsvsrll I-lcsvlt-el. Ins Aussies. Cll-
di March IT. 1930. Hulk M. Mc
to hmm _ Donald, formerly of ltoseoaath. P.
. I.
HAUEWIN-At North R.lV\i'. PH
I-lulh Maelivren.
WO0D--In the New York City Hoa
sons. Wh” “U4 1°’ ‘ '““"“°“ pltai. on Annu is, mn. Marguerite
woes. ssurhtor or Mr. ans me. ow-
en Wood, Lake, Verde. Funeral not-
ice later.
'rue rrubywrlw “Wh 1' '“P' srosur.|.aN--st the r. s. mans
plementing the work of its minlllkfl Hospital, saturday, April sth, James
oy the asvcistmnt °f l°"°f°l 4*' uowuaa, staonvsnsns re years.-
hnd_ ohh. "_ K' ‘_5_2|_ 00”." w u  .I ug.  ‘ RIHQYII “ION hll “II YOIICOUQI "IIS
GOIN by the Live Btoek Branch of the
Dominion DW.,-tmgnt of Amcultun -March 21st Judge Inman presid-
dly. Arrll 4. 1980, Annie Montgom-
or the writim SYM* “W uonsey ans.-oeoa. in-vxoeetertio at
summer- N1" °l"“" “‘“"“" ‘ 1 veneer. Interment. ucwiisnm
To Let ,Musee ez toe nmoneu 'minina
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orrrca. wsaanovsa. ssnna W°“"» _ b ,,,,,,,,,,,
:cena to not :eos location. Ani: HW” "“’ "“"“‘ “" nelson-st sie neisenee of ner
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“N |53-q.|.g’:5-1-11-12-l‘~ W ""”" mn' B' A' Muna' no w°w sz" l”3“|l»|'Y °l\ I U\ll°l' WIN- TUG £1-| . activity of both and it procuras a
° n at Tm” s |_ liilULY» AWN Ui Htl- “NV A- 35°' pertinent Wle wlichld with interwst| ” ‘  ‘ __ ` normal ilow of digestive nuids- The
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3°" ' ' ` ' Leos ages as years wisow or the ' " 1 ' neurluunent comes by ine oloos to
uuurmwqyimuis- ~ ssthsstsuneh auriliisry sbooeosrs . _ __ "_ dm _ m U lm hm
aes peaeonees traisiaa some l;*:__°°;1_::m“°’*°4m ;r;“°*“"°"”’¥ S12; "'”’° 'M' '“'°"°'“' ""“l“""’ 1°' . `  I _ W2 eo:|ny ilirenainerenco renftiene
m _rwmm hu hm .vwmggt un. - . to Halifax, Liverpool. and Lunenburg -- --*K . -' ~ thereby brent ny it ¢.,_ gh, 5,-,gene
dn m. “umm °g the ggqitima P30909 WU" fWW""- _ during the winter season. ‘ - possible extent. The full natural en-
..-. I‘rUl'i fidiiog frills Halifax |1500 (lowment of flesh. strength and
` li' _ _ ' healthy visor ia men the rea ans one
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mmmu' " \ O' ei1doiMiarcheompletingth¢irsa` h' ith."tI|T." °°
____ . *"‘*" - yatsm. When
Ol Riverside. egnq mgngh in me induggry, gg..  . rar: put. lsznconditlon to de their
Owl W- fetus oy e week or our-.ns the nest. ' ::;:yPf;§°:i{;v_*':;m:`|§§_;' "Amen:
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can  ‘M331 xdga- _ h" “ em.” I". _  \;f“°;l_::ho|aona   
UM- pounds of mined fresh fish. I |\;u_‘:|:.g gn. 5, |gm poisonous, reactive drum' and the I 8°’ °" '°°““°l "°“‘°' “i °°“m°"
‘my gg, grand results received rom each ' -
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YOURS NOW ',,;,,,°,,, ,,§,'.;',,',,,,.,,,.,,,_,,,,,,_ PHO IOGRAPHS i Maintained But
ssssraua rnusmro 1
O
Western Guardian
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_ -IN TBI IPOLICE COURT-In
[the Police Court at Bumsnsrside on
-Friday last a drunk appeared before
lik Honor Stipstidlary Wyatt and"
was fined $0 and costs.-B.
-FROM TUESDAY. APBJL sth. I
will be absent from my office for
several weeks. Office will remain op-
gen to rmder service in the way of
Ireplrs. H. T. COLVIN. OPT. D. OD-
tcmctrist. Bummerelde, P. E. I.
2891-101.
-B.. E. C. COURSE CONCLUDED
-Rev. F. M, Milligan of Halifax.
who has been conducting s series of
lectures in the Epworth Hall, Bum-
mersidc. all last week under the sus-
piocsofiii1cl0colR.E. C.lefton
Saturday morning for the mainland.
Hls lectures were very interesting
and were attended by e large num-
ber of people of all demonlnstiorns. S
“NW -wunnmo sl~rN1vnnsAinr-A
number of friends gathered at the
home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Sm-
ter _ .
ons Summerside. last Thursday ev-
' ening to celebrate one twenty mth
anniversary of their wedding day.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
music and cards. 'A dainty lunch was
U served by the hostess and the guests
' before departing for their homes
wished Mr. and Mrs. Simmons many
more years of happiness. Mr. and
Mrs. S'snmon.s were the recipients of
n_xs.ny lovely gifts.-S.
-MARCH TERM OF _COUNTY
COURT CONCLUDES-The Mhroh
n term of iihe County Court yhlch
commenced at Bummcrside on
d ing and has been in session almost
beef but the serious fact is that there dui' sm” that tm” °°“°l“d°d "h°
ig gn "ut, morn” M had “hmm docket at noon on Friday when a dis-
ot ivuted debt 'case between two parties in
 - -ff f_ lllfldlfdl of th; qffgjll gi-gd¢g_ Mqgt the town 01 sunmlerslde W” M5905'
"myu‘nw°_°d,? Auocztds §:,,:'A§:g' LOSY of the larger retail zlarss. however, 'd °' bl' -‘"d3°“‘°“" bemg ‘Wm fm'
re '
the plaintiff for the amount claim
1; ed. The automobile collision case for
. _ __ HALL EB Guudtm O-mom “N41 ..Uh°m°~. me ._.G°°d__». -who ..cho|°°-. damages was settled out ci' court be-
‘ho Am" cyundgg Qglug _  if u in 5 *|395 de3\Kn3l»¢d by
uses. win aeu at a bargain. Loss' somswaens on quash resin-ans. grace isneeuearily °°S°1°“ *'“’°l" dw* “‘° l°“€°=°i 1°'
Campbells 081180. Hunter Btreat. a fur cost irscoonl. Pin- H-,amd in whim' m°.”p".@,;M me-some -time.--B.
iv .
_ 2085-4-4-_3i. der leave at this ofllce and gzgeme "duct 0’ puuoumly huh chu _“U ___ _
. tween the parties. The Cru! was in
u -FUNERAL ‘OF MR. EDWARD
JELLY--'I'iis funeral of lilr. Edward
ence on Convent atreet, Bummerside,
‘_ service was held conducted by Rev,
C. J. St. Clslr Jeans and thence to
the central street clulstsn omu-en.
The service there was conducted by
Runways Bad
MONUPON. Andi 6-The mild
Spring weather which has prevailed
in this vicinity has hui a beg gf.
feet on the landing field at the
Moncton Airport. It is practically
impossible for s. plane tn take of!
,With ordinary equipment. owing to
the deco rnud. and it wu found ne-
cessary fo equip some of the planes_
with special Air Wheels for landing
Oh I BOBBY field. Those who are us-
ing the field have appealed to the
city for the construction of clnder
runways. but it is not yet known
whether this will be done this spring.
Considerable work has been done on
the road leading of! the trunk road
into the airport and after that is
completed the road will be greatly
improved. _
‘ Vivian, skippered by Clllllln William
Desi, headed the list weighing out
88,000 pounds. Ctvptain Deal has
been’ successively high liner of the
fleet, during the pests six years.
The log of the Harriet sndn Vivian
shows that 575.800 pounds of fresh
fish were landed in 10 trips. the
firts being brought in on February
4. Five were landed in each month.
None were more than seven days a-
part with the exception of the last,
the vessels being out nine days.
f'We were waitihs for the flshdeal-
ers tn broadcast in ul to return as
formerly" it was explained.
“Our catch would have been
greatly increased if we were properly
equpped for fresh fshna." Gsiutain
Deal continued. "The Harriet and
Vivian carries only eight dorles and
is manned by a sslt fishing crew.
_We were doubtful that our venture
would be a success. Otherwise wc
would have fished in is different
way and would carry ll dorics
i
'rne airport is tunnis with acti-
vity. with ships arrivlnl and depart-
ing, in spite of the condition of the
held. and the crew of ground men at
work on the planes in for overhaul-
ins. gives the place a. busy atmos-
phere. There are about ten ships at
the field most of the time. from the
huge cabin planes to the De Havi-
land Gipsy Moth. Three pilots are
stationed here, with a ground crew
numbering six, two\1'iying mechan-
ics and the airport manager com-
pleting the staff at the Moncton
Airport.
The mail routes. Moncton-Saint
John-Montreal and Moncton-Sunh
merslse-cnerlottetown' have been
run close on schedule lately. The
planes on the Montreal route made
20 trips out of ii scheduled number
of 21, and 19 trips were made to
Prince Edward Island out of 20
scheduled. One trip was made _to the
Magdalen Islands last, month, on
March ll. carrying B00 pounds of
mail. This was the last trip made
to _the Magdalena.
The first plane leaves the local
airport at 6.30 a_. m.. when the Mon-
treal plane takes oil. arriving in
Montreal at 10 o`clock Eastern Stan
dard time. The plane from Montreal
arrives here at 2.15, havin! ltfft Ri
8.15 a. nl., Eastern Standard time.
The next plane to leave is the Is-
land plane which leaves after the
mall has been taken off the Limit-
ed and saint John trains. It takes
off with Pilot Robertson at the con-
trols, and arrives at Summerside
5,10 p. nl., Charlottetown at 5.30 and
is back again in Moncton at 6.45.
It is estimated that during the
month orrcorusry 1e,soo pounds 0!
airmail have been handled here, in-
¢i'u¢-iiug the Magdalen Island service.
with the discontinuance of the Mag-
dalen service in March, the mail car-
Bossemer, Captan Thomas Him
melman, noted ski-ppen oi the ex-
Nova Boots champion Delcwam;
Rnnald 080786. Captain Danlvl
Romkey: Autaugs, Captain Arhol-I
'Peri¢s; andn Marshall Frank. Cap
tain Frank ltisser; are slmiiu ly
situated. 1
“There were 18 fine fishing days
in February. March on the other
hand was the stormiesis month ex-
perienced during my 18 years as
master of fishing shcooners. Des
pile this handicap the Harriet and
Vivian landed 279.800 pounds in
March. only a few thousand pounds
less than the total of 296.000 pounds
_lahded `n February." `
Egh-teen of the Lunenburg fleet
were at one time prepared to engage
ln the industry. On account of the
glutted market, the majority with-
drew. The Autsuga, Ma.rshs.li Frank.
Harriet and Vivian. and Ronald
George are fishing under a private
the pastor Rev, Mr. smith. assisted
by Rev. W. H. Harding formerly for
niany years pastor of the church,
who delivered the address. A solo
was feelingly rendered by Mr. George
Bownws. Coinmdimtcnt was at the
People's Cemetery conducted by Rev.
Mr. Bmith. 'I'ha_ pall bearers were
Messrs w. w. pnuth. A. P, weue.
Gecrte Harris, l~'!ol*ll`*y Harvey Everett
Clark and John Murray. The funeral
was very largely attended, many
friends from different psi-1,; 01 the
Province bekig present,-S.
’ PERSONAL! -
west of the Province on business lsst
week-S.
--Mlss Mliry and Miss Flossle
Hunt Mid tl1elr`slsi.ei', Mrs. Mussen.
src being corclally v.-eleomeel back
ct Bummerside after an absence of
soms_months, part of which was
split in the West Indies and the
last few weeks in Ciiariottotown-S.
IUCKING THE MACHINE AGE
_._-..-
HALUAX. N. 5. APrll S.,-For the
first time in hlatwy vessels ofthe
Lunenburg salt fishing fleet have
prosecuted the winter fresh fishing
Most successful cf all
ISNOOIIUTI Q10
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ii
--Mr. Major Mclfenslc was in the:
~ agreement with Mitchell and McNeil
:local fish dealers . controlled by the
General--Seafood.: Corporation, of
'clloueeeon-..
l Not without severe hardships and
splendid seainanshlp have the fish
landings been brought to Nova
Bcotia's ahgros for consumption
throughout Canada as far West as
Vancouver. Intsrwowrn in the pro-
saic cntries of the logs of the vessels
are tales of adventure. heroism and
,prlvation.
Extraordinary endurssnce was
shown by Waller Foote and Ben-
jamin Schwartz when they clung to
the bottom of an upturned ddry for
threc-qusrters of sn hour in s heav\
sea uhtl rescued. The msn were Isla
ing from the Marshal l"ra.nk‘cn her
lsst trip when their dory capsized
after being struck by an "unlucky"
sea. Both were at the point of ex-
hsustin when picken up by fisher-
men in another dcry.
Remesenting the first clsuslity of
the year. the Yarmouth veassl Doro-
thy 0. Snow, Captain William B.
Murphy, returned last- week with her
bowsprite and part of her rigging
gone following a collision with sno-
thtr vessel on the banks.
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ROWE
WQDDWOIIDIG 00-. UID.
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R :won Maclusuzrr:
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'llrc death occurred at his read
n-_»~_ 59 sxinoy street, Clluxloil
.o-itil. un '1`ueecla_y, l“ei_rua.ry 25:11 ~
llugh Mui-ienzie, aged 92 years. '1-
¢ie;,q;l;,e¢1 was bam o-t Vernon Et t
where he coudllv-Lehi =\ H@\`»°"\l -‘5~`
Isl' lulmy years, \n0\"lҤ to ll\i~- l-i
i‘. lb?/.!, wlzerc llc viva lvlxg a, i.\.‘
lvl nmi tru;-l:ilc1\1i'>`,<._-,uc ci the l'
Quoin (,u~r.:;‘.!v. Oi, lat: _vasrs l
uns a \'.1.l.'.r(l cl; f!i._i~-rc of the V'
u-11;. Hr-|.'~l C0. \\.‘l1c:'e life cont li-
in '.\:rk up to a short tim: bein
;`~.‘,- uenzn.
I The dece:l".°rl gfrullcnmn was \\
al'-d lnloraiily knmvn as a person <1
g quiet and uhas.=1:mlng clmrncil-1'. i
I lc.\'c(l and admired by .\ great num
‘ber of friends and acquaintsnccf
who will mourn his passing at 1-
ripe old age. . _
He leaves to mourn the loss of P
kind and indulgent father, three
sons, and three daughters: Dennis
and William of this city, and James
of Norfolk, Virginia, and Mrs, D. W.
Mcbeod, Mrs. Pu.i.1'.ck Trsihor. City.
and Mrs. William L. Smith of West-
chester, New York. His wife, mee
catherine Mnyllilan, predeceased
liim nine years ago.
NICHOLSON’S
'F OX HEALTH
..-___-»1......-_
WHY EVERY FOX SHOULD
RECEIVE A 'FOX-HEALTH
TREATMENT
"NlchoIson's For-Health." like every
would like to explain the grand bene
i l
'rue limos-at soor place '1'bursds,y\ ‘ -
morning. Ebb. 27th, fnm his redd~  
=~-fvfi.
ence to st. Durlstan's Basilica
where High Mass was celebrated by
Bev. Mctisirhcs' Maurice Mcbcnsld.
Rev. J. A. Sullivan ofllciaied at the -
grave. The pall bearers were Mr.
Jdhn McKenna. B. A. McLeod. ___
Councillor M. W. Reardon, W. C.
Stewart, John A. McDonald, James
l-Iefnnieasey.
The following floral wreaths, Mass
Cards and Spiritual Bouquets were
received:
sPR.AY-Mr. ind Mrs. s. A. Mo-
Donald and family.
SPRAY-llfn'P1U.Y¢¢B of B. A. Mc-
Donald.
MASS CAR-DB-Family, (I-llgh);
Florrie and Pat. (High): Nellie and'
Will (High): Annie and Will (High`i;
Rev. J. c. Mckenzie, Nelson, 3. c.;
lftev. W. B. l/lloliienilie. Vancouver:
R/ev. R. V. McKenzie, st. Dunst.an‘s
University: Aunt Lizzie. Minnie and
Dorothy (3): Miss Ellie McKenzie.
Brookline, Mass. (3): Mr. and Mrs.
Chu. McKe1s1e9. M‘illv'lsw: Misses
Belle and Margaret McDonald: Mr.
and Mrs. Frank McDonald; Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. McDonald, Montreal; Mr.
and Mn. P. D. McDonald and Ism-
ily, Ut/tawa: Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
Mal/lillan; Mr. and Mrs. John Cam-
eron: Mrs. Harriet Crelghan an.l
family; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Byrne;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hermans; Mr.
Jos. Francis Mr. Jas. Hennessey;
Miss Beale K-ini: M.r. and Mrs. M.
W. Reardon; Mr. and Mrs. Jas Lapl-
pln; Mr. Aler. McPherson; Mrs.
Wisener and Margaret: Elizabeth
and Catherine Byrne Mrs. Margaret
Smith and Alice; Mrs. Nellie Mur-
rmghian and family? Miss Anne B.
M\11'l‘-ihyi MUN113 MY. and Mrs. J.
_ on Tuesday. the sth day of April.
,starting at 11.80 sharp. I am in.
structed to sell by public auction at
Parker A. !~l1orne'a stables, 100 Elias
,Ave., one car load of horses. includ.
llngsnumherofcolteand iliiil
'also on April the 9th, one car load
‘of work horses at the farm of Angus
iMurray. Albany, at I2 o'clock sharp.
.In this load a choice number 'of
‘work horses and well broken young
land sound. wiu be cold without re-'
iserve. Sole at crspeud cancelled, J.
A. McDonald, Auctioneer. Home and
Ramsay, owners. 3395.3]
‘B. Jay. Mm-ell; Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Mcliachern.
SPEITUAL 0!"FER.l1N`CiB --Mya.
llilfy MoQusid; Mr. and Mrs. xd-
Wlrd Henncesefyi Mr. and Mrs. _Bim-
on LeBlanc: Mr. and Mrs. Jas. F.
|Duf1y: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ssc-
'I‘a.gue.
I.»E'I'I'E.R8 AND CARDS OF SYM-
PA'l'HY~Hcn. R., H. Jenkins, M. P.,
Ottcvmz' Loboroere Protective Union
9568; Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Macbon.
‘aid ans family, ottawa; yn-. and
_Mrs. Martin Murray. Trenton, N_'g,;
Mrs. Patrick Bourkie and family.
_Stellar-ton, N. B.; and spy,
Lorne Crabbe; li/ir. and Mrs. IW-
wnrlizgiiis: ans Mrs. Peter
_Murshy. Mcreil: Miss mule Moran-
laie. Brookline. Mass.: Rev. R.. v.
‘McKenzie, st. Dunsrarvs University;
M15! Mbsmle Mclntyrc, Mt. Qpwgt
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rlsd last month decreased from 16,- __ _ _ __ _  ____,_ _ __ W
500 pounds to 12,500 pounds or two pi ‘ 'Li
tons less than the previous month. _ _   _ _ p , __§l,'___ _ ___ 
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The other fourvesselsin port, the ' In Memorlam  " __
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ICE CREAM 
SEASON
-_=§!_-;.;_
ls 'open now-most any day. In fact lee Cream asa-
aon is all thc'year. but in the spring time one looks
for a littlc dilcrcnt something ou the dinner table-
snd many pleasing dishes may be made with lco
Cream: a little portion of your favorite preserve snake
a delightful dessert. We have opened a. branch in '
Summerside. the Perfection Dairy, for the convenience
of our western patrons. Now ls the time to com-
mence uslng Perfection Ice Cream. 1
1
Central Creameries
Charlottetown
l
" Perfection Dairy 
'Sumnlersidc 1
- We carry a complete stock
' of fountain supplies. sanitary 
straws, sanitary plates and `_
spoons, etc.. and would I
s reeiate an ear
DP l!
order.
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, Now 1s THE TIME 1
_ TO TAKE
fits, which is hound to result from ai '
treatment with this famous prepare- -
tion.
the alimantary tract, both stomach
and intestines. lt secures the natural
treatment are lasting and you can la-
wn. alsa.aa.1s. neiivma.
eraapewseeiaeai on mean
i‘|l1~_4‘M°\°*¥\» _
Resell Syrup of Hypophoephitee
"Nisholaon‘s Fox-Health." energiscs |
is unexoellcd.
ncaily on _the blood making
5" "°°¢¢f¢\ll tcnlns no properties for leer er sppeem,
l|°¢PlMsness. nervousness and general rundown ennqiiiem |¢
PRICE INN LARGE BOTTLE.
REXALL SARSAPARILLA TONIC
Pcasassea all the old time virtues of sarsapsrilla and combine(
with it arc other active medicines and herbs which act speci-
disorders of the blood and skin diseases.
PRICE $1.00 LARGE B0’l'l'l.l!.
it a. moat valuable remedy fee .ii
_El
MWDONALD  | R°“""?..§..‘.{E..";f”"”""”l 1
prepares eoosmoaer hues. if ~
N" W- P°°*‘¢~- "*°» ‘M _ MacKINNON DRUG CO
 orsereal ' 3 ‘ I
dl nas. m.u1cuot|;t_»z;._ L. THE  'r0RE
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Before selecting your
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