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Miigcl-I 4 1912 _ "'m“’ ““'_"_"‘_"'i"__ff"‘l'_f_’ THE CHARLOTPETQWN GUARDIAN _ FIRST or 'Aw' ‘ PAGE THREE '
'I ATY RIC!-Insou rs BE-
sBairaAg]ig_1ijR'{,l;_!;JED BY coM1NG si-isoow   C
sausron Lonnie. or i-iis iroinzsn sans. , _ _
,..__¢- . '
OUNTY GUARDI
.
AN
- ’ - ‘ ' _‘B -- - -- 1-- , --l--i-~-~--- -~-- _ _ -_ ..._
' B t 1- 1:' 1'? " February 29__Th0“gh It Days to buy lu this Province
TON, Feb. 29- enno
wASHg£,y introduced an amend-
Lodge the resolution for ratiflca-_
'“°”° wth, pending arbitration treat-
'l°“ It GA,-tag Britain and France to
1°’ “TM h g any special agreement
Pl'°“de t B me joint high commis-
mched byn uiry shall be made by the
aloof' of I Eu, the concurrence of the
P\'°°‘den»t,§ “the full “and unrestricted
unfdfliel of its constitutional pow-
exe
9'5". _~ ed b Senator Lodge and
It 15 fkxgqliie ypresent wording of
others three of article 3 of the treat-
Flau" nsceptible of a construction
‘es is B i ht delegate -the constitu-
;',l;t,°;',';',§a¢y.,,,aking power of the
1 ._ _
,unite to the commission.
_ __,_----*"
CUSTOMS INCREASE.
WA, Feb. 29--’l"he Customs
~,,g£E; for February was $41,000
:wer the same month last year. -
li0W’S THIS 7 ' _
d d l‘ollars Reward
w:n€,Ih;§,s;n:fl{.llRa:sh that cannot be
L‘f,',,¢ by niill’s Cntarrh Ours. '
F ,}_ QHENEY 4! CO., Toledo. 0.
We tht- undersigned have known lf- J.
f-inn vfortho lust 15 your-. and believe
|'iln»i perfectly honorable in all business
ll,-_,infections and financially uu_la to carry
out any obligations made by his flrni.
\\'Ai.niiv<i Ki.\'uAN .lc MARVIN.
Wholesnle l|_r..ggfsf_s.i‘o|edo. O.
,,,,||-,, g,,|,,,|-rn f‘u re is tnkcii internally,
.il||gi‘irect'y upon the blood and muc-
Miviu-urfaces o' ihe system. 'l`estiiiiuni-
:iii sem free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold
'by ,,|| piiiggists.
Take li:i|l’s Ysiiiilyfl l|l.~' for constipa-
fiin.
' L; __  .D_l_EP____,___
Mclfl/i(lHI<lIlN-At Emerald, Lol. 48,
every possible precaution is being
taken by Sheriff Quinn against phy-
sical or mental dlability of his
charge, the officers are beginning to
doubt if Richeson will ever live to
see the electric chair. His longest
period of rest iii slep is seldom an
hour, and he has very few of. these.
lfcheson started iii us a great eat-
er, but has now frachcd the point
vhere the choirest dishes barely
tempt him to .weak his fast. The
constant pacing to and fro in his
ell that characterized the first part
of his stay in jail is given place to
a moving about from chair to 'bed
and hed to chair, never staying in
either place for more than a few
minutes at a time. i
NEED UF FEMININE Sl‘IRl'l`
AND INFLUENCE.
What I hope to do is to go among
the teachers, meet them at their
work, find out their ideas and, while
helping them as I may, get from
ithem ideas that will help me in ad-
ministering the schools.” This is the
declared policy of Harriett Keeler,
the new superintendent of public
schools in Cleveland-the secand wom-
Ella Flagg Young, of Chicago, being
_the first. It is the same policy that
lMrs. Young has successfully introdu-
ced in the Chicago schools; leader-
ship instead of driversliip. Yet the
kept for years with their stubborn
efforts to fuctorize-tlie scliools' by
'di~iversliip. (1lcveland’s adoption of
thc Inter und better Chicago policy of
putting n. woman in charge, is signif-
' nt of the rowiii reall'/ation of
iinenm- in public uiluirs.
on Feb. Zllth, 1912. Mrs, Neil Mc-
E_achci~ii, _in the 76th year of her
age. I
Mcbliflll-At _his home iii Grandview
March lst, John Dunl! Mclisod,
aged 21, son of .Iohn R. and Mrs.
llchcod. _Funeral today, March 4th,
nt 1 p. in.
MATI-lESO.\`.-llfarch 2nd, .191 2,
_ at the home of _-her sou, Oyster
Bed Bridge, Mrs. Donald Matheson,
aged %l.'._. Fiiiiernl from her son's
residence today at 2 o'clock.
LEDWIUI-I-ln Charlottetown, March
3, 1912, George Ledwich, aged CU
years, leaving to mourn a sorrow-
ing widow, one son and-three dau-
ghters. '
Funei'sl notice later.
lllinardfs lliuiment Co., Limited.
Some tiiiie ago I had ri bad attack
of Quinsy which laid me up for two
weeks and cost a lot of money.
Finding the lump again forming in
my throat, I bathed freely with MIN-
AllD'S l-INIMENT. and saturating a
cloth with the liniment left it on all
night.
Next morning the swelling was gone
and I attributed the warding off of
HD Hi-l-l1Cl¢ of Qulnsy to the free use
of_MlNARD’_S LINIMENT.
G. F. WORDEN.
St._John.
"See our big smallwnre sale ad-
vertiseuicnt-there isa saving ,fnr
you in every line of it. Read the
lim- more a Meneod. 3-mai.
"Merchants here daily want to see
the,(‘nnadian Consolidated _Rubber
Cos new samples of footwear and
prices before promising their rubber
order. Our traveller will be around
Bllvflily. Goff ;& Co., Chaglottetowu
Brunch. 3.4511,
"Now ls your time to lay up a
stock of every sort of smallwares for
hclisehold use-Tapes, buttons, safety
l""§- Wilst Pills. needles. finishing
l"`B\llH.' hair pins, combs. brushes,
Rnd all the host,of constant need-
llIl_S-_sll__ are offered at wholesale
Drlces rind less at the smallwnres
sale on the _second floor. Moore &
Mclleoif. 3.1d3;_
ANNOUNCEMENTS
,"Rcv.  A. Winfield, will leetiirn
,_':hCsvendish Hall Tuesday, March
“ - l  _ _ ri-zuzi.
'_‘Tomorrnw night another of those
F;‘l“Y"l»_le l-can voir sinus.. in wineii
if l"‘l"`s ‘filly will lie masked, .will
tflwiililiice ii_i_thc Arcuu, (lluii'lottc-
' I
vol-ivery 006 _0l\l0y&_il the last Leap
Kimi" -‘lllatc so much that the man~
D3""3" llHY<= <ls¢l_ds<l _t_0 but on another
mn tomorrow evening, in the Arena,
Jlurlottetown. Dou't mis .the fun
.__l__i_-K_1___-_
H()l`tSI‘l N0'l‘l‘lS
Leo Huglies, Kinkora, has 'sold his
speedy driver to F. Hughes of Chur-
lottetowii. lt is understood he re-
ceived a handsome sum for it.
Dandruff G erms
4 Are Responsihl
linldness und Must Hair Troiililes flu,
to this Parasite Which Destroys
Hair Roots.
Nobody wants to be bald ! Ilut a
neglected scalp iiicaiis, first, _-fallin
hair. tlien»-l3AI.DN_l¢lSS. lf you are
troubled witii itching scalp or falling
hair, be on guard against Dandruff.
Get rid of it without delay; check it
advance, for dandruff is a germ which
feeds upon itself and “feeding
grows,” destroying the hair roots,so
that no new hair rowth is ossible.
HEALTH, the surest, swiftest Dand-
rufl Cure. It destroys the dandrufl
germs, rrrrlicates them (cleans out
the pores of the scalp) and encoura-
ges a quick growth of youtbful-look-
spots on your scalp if you use
HAYHS HAIR HEALTH. _W. W.
White, pastor Vienna (Md) M. E.
Church, writes us: “I have used half
a dozen different hsir tonics, but I
find HAY’S HAIR HEALTH the very
best preparation I have ever used for
ing hair. No unsightly dandrufl
scales on your cnat collar. No bald
.dandruff.” You can get it at aiiv
.druggist's for 50c. or $100 per bot-
tle or from the Philo Hay Spec. Co.,
Newark, N. J.
I. fl. Smith & Bros
A Typewriter
MODEL' NUMBER -FIVE
gives you all that is lat-
est in typewriter de-vice_s.
We guarantee t li i S
machine against defect-
absolutely. Write us at _
once for our Free Trial
Offer. -
Soulis-Newsome
Typewriter Co. Ltd.
Halifaxl ' ° ° St. l0l1"
.-.es  ' '- 1
1 .
(ln ly ii few More
' oil
\0 take advantage of the WONDERFUL' BARGAINS at
Chandler snd` Reddin's “Great Dissolution Sale” House
'\
Q
leaning time will soonbehere, and now is the chance to
Secure some "snaps" in LACE CURTAlNS, Curtain Sci-im,
NWS. and Muslin.
Have yo
useenl. 
Our Meu‘s Suite and Overcoats, Boys Suiu&c-yours
at COS! price, ` as we are positively discontinpibg---this line
Ste our Special Suits for rough wear 8 50-1 2 oo yours while
51°!! l8Sf fOr 3.50. The pants alone are worth that. _
. A R6(ldljl1.
Q ' , f __;.~~
. . _._ _~ ___ _
4 1 -0
'an for that position in a large city, ,
"business school bozi.i'ds” of (lhicago
ien I: E _ _~ _ _
the need of a feminine spirit and in- ,
ig l
I5 D_
Begin now, using HAY’S HAIRi
W. S. Louson, Charlottetown, re
presenting Greenshfelds, Ltd, Mont-
real, left last evening for Montreal on
,a business trip.
l Rev. Terrence Campbell, St. Dun
istu.n's College,Charlottetowu, preach-
1/cd inost acceptalily at St. Dun-
stau's Cathedral last evening to a
lvery large congregation.
l Stanley Crockett, for the past two
lyears discount clerk ln thc bank of
iblova Scotia, Charlottetown, left last
,night for Montreahhaving been trans-
‘ferred to .the branch in`that city. __
, The Forty Hours Devotion begins
.tomorrow morning in St. Dunstan's
iilathedral, Uliarlottetown, at nine
lofclock, Mass will be sung at that
ihour. On Wednesday and Thursday
lmornings first Mass will be at 5.30
‘<i’clock.` High Mass will be sung at
the close on Thursday morning stil
lo’clock.
i ____
The death occurred in the City Hos-
pital yesterday of Newton N. Mc-
Donald, aged 42 years. ...The deceas-
ed was unmarried and leaves 3 num-
.her of brothers in Boston. The func-
ral will take place this afternoon ai
three o'clock from the Hospital. to
|St. Dunstan's Cathedral and thence
ito the R. C. Cemetery.
i At ‘a meeting iieiri in Brasoibari.
Hall on Friday last, the Eureks Foi
Company was foriiied with a capita'
of $30,000 and the following officeri
and directors were elected-J. Gor
don McKay, President; F. J. Has
lam, Vice-President; Samuel Ken
iiicdy, Jr., Secy and Treusiirer; Wm.
R. Taylor, D. N. McKay, Johi
Weeks, Sr., iThos. lflligmore, Frank
McCarville. _
l In another column of this issue will
lbc found the ad of R. B. Innis, mak-
icr of monuments, 176 Kent
, Street, Cliarlottetown. His
lwork is regarded by those who knovi
,os undoubtedly superior both in me
,ehanical detail. and artistic execiition_
C i I-Ie carries a constant supply of the
vory best inatei-ials in American mar
ble and Scotch and Canadian granite.
,His workmen arc long experienced
int their vocation and turn out such
jsplen-did superior' work that the firrr
iis rapidly growing in favor of cri
-tics interested in this brancli of scul
,iitlu‘e. '|‘lie Piviviiice is his field. H1
llias .placed memorial stones nearly all
over the Province and in every casc
has given splendid satisfaction. Now
Blis the time to prepare the last rest
'ing place of the departed and those
whose lot includes this duty should
look up R. B. Innes’ ad in this is-
sue.
l 1__-
l The dsa1"~‘ occurred in Charlotte
town last evening of George H. Led;
wich, teamster and grocer, after a
brief illness. The deceased was iu
,his sixty-first year and was taken ili
,on Friday night, being removed to
the Hospital on, Saturday morning
and operated on. Complications set
lin ending in his death. The late Mr.
|I.edwfch was for many years employ-
led with- Carvell Bros and latterly
,was n tnamster and conducted negro
,very store at 44 Edward St. He was
universally -liked, was a deligent
worker and of a quiet and unassum-
ing nature. Before taken ill he was
.preparing to remove west and his
property was advertised to be sold
tomorrow. He leaves to mourn a
widow, at present weakened through
illness. one son, Lester, in ('o.lgary,
and- three daughters, Mrs. lzlrtriy
Iliggs and Miss Ruth, nt home, and
Mrs. Robert Duncan in (`i-ilgary. The
funeral notice will appear tciinorrow.
::Pateiit Medicines no store in the
province keeps ii better or fresher as-
lsortment of Patent Medicines our
great aim is to hand out our goods
in as good condition as when they
left the makers hands The next time
you require u. “Patent Medicine" kin-
dly remember this. The MacKinnon
Drug Co. Cor. Grt_ Geo. & Kt. Ste,
dit
_ ¥
ins i uni sufiiiiu
l l For rivr. veins _
A run siusii.
Dyspepsiu is one of the most prcvnlenf
troubles of civilized life, and thousands
of people suffer uiitold agony after every
meal, for nearly everything that enters a
weak dyspeptic stomach acts as an
irritantu
The long :rain of distraslng symptom.
which render life a burden to the victim
if dyspepsia, may be promptly cured
iy the use of Burdock Blood Bitten.
Nfrs. Wm. J. Boyne, Lcpreau, N.B.,
.vrifcsz-"I thought I would write 'and
:ell y_ou of the good Burdock Blood
.litters has done ine and also tell you
iow thankful I am. ,
" For five years I had been agreut sufferer
.rom dyspepsin, and tried different doc-
iora and proprietary medicines, but could
;cf. no rclicf. One day s friend told me
io try Burdock Blood Bitters. I did
.iot have much faith in it, but I thought
I would give it a trial. To-day I am
completely cured, and I will always
recommend it." ,,
Burdoclc Blood Hitters has been on the
market for about thirty-five years and li
niaiiufactured only by The T. Mllburi.
Co.. Lliiiiled. Toronto. Out. ' `
The Household Pest
Many extermlnator com-
ounds used a slnet bed
r
illlllliii
\
Kills bu e drives them awe and re
ln tins only! Ido., 200.. 886.
S
Bugs have s pungent odor
sn their use is therefore
objectionable. Ksstinfe
Powder ls odorlecs, stap-
Ieu and harmless exccpf
to Insect life--yet it Ie
thoroughly efficient and nsvenfslllng.
v¢r_»a,¢ii§ir' coming. sofa. slain si'-'ogf
giih. _ an
There were no cases. before the
police court in Charlottetown Satur-
day. »
Yesterday Miss White, daughter of
Fred White, York Point, was taken
to the P. E. I. Hospital to undergo
treatment.
Miss Katie Stanley, Charlottetown,
officiated most acceptably at the or-
gan -_in the First Methodist Church
_last evening.
Frank T. Watkis, Charlottetown,
presided most efficiently at the St.
James Church organ at both seiwices
yesterday. _
A regular meeting of Charlottetown
Division of the A. U. H.,
was held yesterday. Us-ual routine
matters were discussed.-
Mrs, (Capt) Murchison, Charlotte-
town, is indisposed and yesterday af-
ternoon entercd the P. E. I. Hospital
for treatment. _
Mrs. Patterson Walker, Freetown
and Miss Mamie Bentley, Kensing-
ton, have retiirned after a visit to
Brooklyn, N. -Y.
J. P. Crockett, Suiiirnersi-de; H. D.
McEwen, Morell; J. B. Gaudet, -Mis-
couche; and (J. L. Grant, Charlotte-
town, registered at the Queen Hotel,
Charlottetown, between 10 o‘clock
'saturday night and 10- o'clock thc
previous night. _
Charles Simmons, non of Geo. I-I.
Simmons, (fharlottctowu, who has
:een visiting at his- home for the
vast few days, left last night for
dt. Johns, Nffd, where _he has been
transferred to the Bank of Nova Sco-
tia there from Toronto. _
Day Dreams is the subject of thc
‘ccture iii the basement of the (lath-
_:dral, Churlo‘ttetown, Monday night
-ind will be 'discussed by Dr. J. C.
VlcMillan of Cardigan. The lecture is
inder the auspices of the Knights of
llnlumbus and i in aid of Bt.
Vincent’s Orphanage.
'l‘lie hockey match in the Areiin,
l!liu.rlottetown, on Saturday inoriiiiig
between thc West Kent School and
the U. 0.- (l. boys, resulted in a vic-
tory _for the former the score being
ll-0. In the second half (lnpt llullei'
Vlurley of the West Kents and (`_npt_
R. Taylor of the U. U. U., had :L
slight mix up joined in liy several of
the other players but nothing ser-
ious 1'esiilted.»-Tames I-lerrili refereed
the game to the satisfaction of all.
The service of sacred song in Grace
Church, Charlottetown, last evening
was of a very helpful and inspiring
:haracter. The pastor Rev. Wm, Har-
rison, delivered a brief address on
:he place and power of Christian
song. The congregation joined
heartily in the singing of a number
if familiar hymns _Thc anthems by
the choir were well rendered and the
duet by l\'lisse_s Williams and Whitlock
leserved special mention. Much crcdit
is due to Miss Harrison, the organ-
ist and choir leader, for her puiiistak-
ing and eflcctive work.
W. H. l‘rov\sc and wife, Murray
Elarbor; I-l. H. Acorn. Souris; G. ld.
Cook,! Montreal; George Mclnnis,
Toronto; J. C. Watson, Montreal;
J. G. Graham, Toronto; J. G. Eadic,
Montreal; W. S. Homer, Halifax;H '_
C. Opic, Montreal; E. I.. Mc(`-arrori,
Toronto; R. Robertson, Nova Scotia;
S. J. -Moore, Truro; A. W. Clegg,
Montreal; H. A. London; Montreal
and A. ld. Jamieson, Halifax _regis-
tered at the Victoria Hotel. ~(‘har-
lottetown, between 10.15 o'cloc`.t
Saturday night and 10.15 o'clock the
previous night.
played Saturday night between the
Y. M. C. A. ;and the P. W. C. teams
in the Arena Rinlk, Charlottetown,
which resulted in a victor for the
former the score at the close of the
game being 6-5. The game was fast
and clean throughout and much su-
joyed. At half time the score was
4 to 2.` This is the third game of the
Charlottetown League. The linc up
was: Y. M. C. A.-C. Vanlderstine,
Nash, Campbell, Balderston,, Gor-
don. Gillespie, and Warburton, and
P. W. C.-Saunders, Fitzgerald,
Bealrsto, Ratso, »Campbcll. Mc(‘urcy
and McPhee.
'llirise ;who in the past hnvc been
delighted with addresses from thc lull'
pit -hy Rev. J. W. Aikeiis, (leiiernl
Secretary of the Temperance and
Moral Reform Department of thc
Mcthodiut Church, will be glud to
learn that another opportunity will
be afforded them to hear that clo-
quent speaker. He will visit this pro-
vince this week in -the interest of
that work and will address ii public
meeting in the 1-Icartz Memorial Hall
on Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. He has
called u convention of the Charlottet-
owii Dishlct for Wednesday afternoon.
at three o‘clock and will also haven
convention of the. Summerside Dis-
tpict this week. Mr. Aikens conducted
n mission ln the First Metholhst
Church some months ago and is Well
known here as nn able and clever
speaker.
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poo Paste are a perfect comblnatloil
for curing hair troubles. They are dei-
ightful to use as give astonishing re-_
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them are delighted. Call and ask
about them The MacKinnon Drug- C0
Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Sta. d if
: 
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Lowest prices. 1-23<lllf-
WANDERERS 'WIN V
AND SAVE THE CUP.
NEW YORK, March 2--BY B W0"
of 4-1 the Wsnderer’s Skating Club's
hockey team last night wrestled the
Amateur Hockey Chamvlonshir Ol
this city from the Crsscents of
Brooklyg, N.Y., who carried off the
honors wlee previously and would
have obtained permanent Possession
of the Btanley Cup had they won
_,last night.
A splendid game of hockey was'
Sill [Nl] IN
Hlll]SViLl'S Uiilll
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28-One day
during the latter part of last week
a Massachusetts republican who in
1908 had soinething to do with the
selection of Taft delegates from two
congressional districts, called on the
president at the executive oiiice. Hc
is well acquainted with .Miz Taft and
he happened to call at the White
House near the cnd ofthe after-
noon. '
The pi'esidciit was ulfiiic and thcrr
ivas no one wuitiui: to sec hiiii, so
after finisliiiig the business which
man introduced the subject of the na-
tional campaign.
“It looks, Mr. l‘residciit, us though
you would huve thc oiipesitioii of
your pi'edecc:~;soi'," vciiturcd the Mas-
sachusetts man.
"Yes," President Tuff. `1iiis\\'ci‘o\i.
“We shuil know on Monday, and I
expect that Mr. llooscvclt wil.l nn-
nounce that he is a candidate."
“How do you fccl about it?" the
Massachusetts man asked.
“There is nothing for inc to do but
to make s. contest for the nomina-
tion,” Mr_ Taft answered. “l am
here, not from any great desire on
my part to he president, but practi-
cally because my friends niadc me a
candidate and the people made me
president. I can hardly retire with-
,out seeking a renominution.
“Whatever is the result of the cam
,iiaign it will make very little differ-
eiicc to me. If I nm defeated for the
nomination, or if I am nominntcd and
nm defeated nt the pollsI.cnn leave
this-office and take up iiiy prufessioii.
Defeat xmuld have very little effect
upon me or my position. _
| “But with Mr. Roosevelt thc situu
tion is different. lf Mi". lion-icvclt is
defeated fur, thc iioiiiiiintion or is
iiuiriiiuiterl and defeated at. the pulls
it will.be the sud ending of zi. career
that I have watched for years with
interest iiml admiration, xi <‘ai‘eiei~
that to ine seems one of the very
fincst in Amcrfcnii liistoi‘y." ‘
NNW'-Y()lll{ ANI) B(lH'|‘f)N
'f‘f'lAlViS (}l‘l'|‘ ll(>|.l.'I<IGIANS.
SAN FR/\N("lS(‘_(), Fi-_li, 28-The
New York Aiiiericuiis and the Boston
Ainei‘lf‘_z‘.iu-i have neiiiiii-ed i-espr-_etively
Michuel <`:iiiii :incl lI.Ll. lieonnrd, thu
still' ilifrb-'i's of H1.. Mnry’s Uollege
huseliaill trniii. lfoth men are left-
lianded. _
BISI-lfll’ S(I(JI`tI'}S WOMIGN
FOR DISPLAY IN CHURCH.
NEW YORK, February 28-Many
_Passaic society women. some blush-
ing, others deeply touched, heard
Bishop Lines, of Newark, addressing
a confirmation class in St. Johns
l’. E. church, Passaic and Lafayette
avenues, score women for overdress-
ing.
“There is _too much extravagancc
Ion the part of American women in
the churches today,” hc said. "In
one of the 'largest and most fashion-
able churchcs in New York the peo-
ple stay away because they say they
cannot afford to dress like the oth-
ers. A church like this is not -for the
glory of God. Woiiieii should dress
so that -no one can foci offended at
the display she is not able to af-
ord.
"Doii’t speak too bitterly of thc
flood of socialism. It seems to bc
the only nicaiis of cxprcssioii against
extrnvaganicc. There is - a christian
socialism and the question is ap-
proaching nearer every flny. It hangs
on this, I have more and will share
with you have more and must share
with nic.
“There is one great difference bc-
wecn the church here and the church
on: the other side! here the people
use the church for display.
BEWARE
, Young Man
lf's 'lhe Litfle Dandruff Germs
That are Causing Your llsir
_ fo Thin Out.
Parisian-Sage Stops Falling Hair
The clever young mnn of today
docsn’t take any chnnccs on losing
his hair. A iiinn who is hnlil-handed
nt Il0 looks like 45, und in placed nt ii
disadvantage when seeking employ-
iiient.
If you have
il :i ii d i' ull it'
1/""> `\\
 ` means down
_~ `  iir-nr the roots
~  of your hair
/' _ nn nrmy of
{ _ dandriifl gernis
` - ,,, nre attacking
&'f thi-_ liuir root
J und destroying
Q,
_\_\.,,
\
_ 3 its vitality.
Then h a i I
falls out; grown tliln rind baldness re
siilts. Young man, put your faith in
PARISIAN SAGE, it will stop fall-
ing hair, kill dandruff germs, abolish
dundrufl and itching scalp, or money
back. '_
PARISIAN SAGE is only 50 cents
a bottle nt Geo. E. Hughes' and deni-
ers everywhere.
4
Coal f Coal! Coal
We beg to advise that we have now in
stock A good supply of choice Reserve
Run mine and Nut Coal which we are ssl -
ing st our Coal Dep/of or F. 0. B. Cars at
lowest prices
We have also a quantify of Anthrscife
Pen Coal which burns saiisfactorfl in
sold in place of' Anfhrsclla Chestnut
Cer `
Also sqnsntily of Hardwood cut and
split in sites suitable for open gi-ales and
oven.
Bunlain. Bell & Co.
II
Agents Black Diamond S. 8. Ce.
Omre 36 Queen Street }
_ Phone 404 anl ga;
brought hiui there the Massri<'li'.i.~actts`
l
- . Y
Base-Burner Stoves, and which is being#
Il_»\NKEIl GIVES ALI.
TU HOLY JUMPERS.
WAUKEBI-IA, Wis., March 1-Duke
M. 1<‘arson.- banker and dealer
bonds, of 233 South La Salle street,
Chicago. has given up cverytliing he
has in the world to the Holiness As-
soceatioii, better known as the Holy
Juiiipers_ a religious cult of which hc
is prcsidciit.
His lands, his litiiise, his business,
his lf‘W0l1‘y ami personal be-loiiglugs
of vzilue have all been cast into thc
treasury of the cult. Taking up
scrill and stuff the erstwliile rich
man is eveii now “nn liuiiible pilgrfni
in the sight of the Lord," as he cx-
pr(-ss¢‘d it. “pi-cncliing the gospel iii
the hii:h\\'nys and liy\\'1~iys." i
Thr lcnsc upon his office nt 233
.\`ui\th La Selle stiw-et, Vhicago, ex-
pires on May 1. It will hc rcncived.
Thr biisiiici-‘s itself, iicrtirdiiig to Mr.
l"1l"Sl’ll. actually rcnseil Jan. 1, and
only the fag ends rcniuin to be gath-
ered up und out.
“I nm ivlnding up my business af-
lulrs rlclit now," suid Mr. Fai-soii at
llic licnduiiartcrs of thc Holy Jump-
ers., l-lc had come fresh from 8. inert
ing of lifs followri's. “'l‘hei'e is hard-
ly enough of the business left at this
time to count," hc said "I- never
owned an autuniobflc, so I had none
to sacrifice, but what family jewels 1
owned and all niv property have been
given to the religious society I re-
present. -
"Why shoiildn't I give up every-
thing '_' There are so many heathcns
in Chicago, fu this country, ln the
world, that it is selfish of any man,
much more of U, man considered at
one time rich, simply to hang on to
resoi|i‘cc_~: to the holiness muse."
I :ini flclioting my time und ull my
The Holiness Association is incor-
porated in illinois. Its licmiulinrt-
ers nre nt the old Fziuntnln House
Wuukcsliu, foririerly n fzimous suiiimer
hotel, where there src 500 workers
and prcaclier students in training.
Iifr. Fi1i'soii's aiinounceiiicut ninde
nn the heels rif the domestic enthng-»
lement of Watson Illakeslcy, of (Ilii-
erigo, who was ordered. by Municipal
Judge G. N. (loodnow to provide for
his family, the c.-.niplniiit being that
lic supported the Holiness church
'.vhilc neglecting his wife and five
lrhildren. I-Ifs case was ciiiitinued
until March 21, when Mrs. lilnkesley
is to report rin his obedient-_r to tho
coiii't’s orders.
ROSE ON OLYMPIC 'rl7..i'iM
Fl./\N FR/\N(‘ISf’0, Mnrrh 1-
»\`_lu-hkiiig of llulpli lfoi-ir, who lirokn,
his own world's record in tho glint.
put with a iiiark of 50 feet 2 inches
Inst night, Gustavus T. Kirby, presi-
nf America, predicted today that
Rose would reach a mark of 57 feet
Rose would bc Aim-ricri’s representa-
with tlie shot. Kirby said that
;den_t of the Amateur Athletic Union
tive at Stockholm. He also as-
liis possessions and enjoy thcm_ 1 nm
;Slf§TN>ll probable places on the Ameri-
lcan team to Sam Bellah, the
l_"0r4tlar.d pole vaulter, and Forrest
Smithdoii, the Los Angeles burdler.
on May 18.
will be held at Stanford Uiiivprsity
coast entrants to the Olympic games
I Elimination contests for Pagina
Ho<;1<1~;y iN .uoN1‘si<:Ai._
M0NTRl"7-‘ll-. Illarch 2--lu one of
fthe poorest exhibitions of hockey
een lii the Intercollegiate l.ca-gifs
‘,seasou, hlcliill won the title Inst
,mirht hy defeating the Ottnwa ('01-
,lcge 17 to 2. The match was the
,Second of thc_ home and home series
ihetween ii division of the ¢iiamp;(,n_s_
MCGIU. ulsn won the first game,
ll() YOU KNOW 'l`H.\T_ .
VM. Joseph Mnrlarsy, nggd ni,mt,._
‘Ill-Ill'-. and the oldest member of pup.
liamcut in the world, wishes it to be
k_“0\§'H that hc is not thinking of re.
signing his scat iii thc` Hungarian
R@lCll5t8ir. as his political enemies
‘"”l’0l`L~ H” ‘l0ClHl'¢S. lil an interview,
that he means' to sit until he isi 8
hundred at least, and filter tlint tg
live until hc becoiiies the oldest man
in the world.
Au old woman iirimcd Cznho, who
was found dead in Iiiidapcst, loft; 3
will in which she set forth that all
llc' 'UUMY UVCP $5.000 should be
_lilvell tolicr dog. The animal wits.
handed over to the relatives, who,
it is 59-lil. Will contest thc will. The
old woman find set ai rooin apart for
her dog. It was furnislieii with large
niii~|'oi's and antique furiiiturn- np-
liolstered in silk. Only the dog \\-ng
allowed to eiitcr this room, _
_ Froiii l)ui'liii_gton to York by mil
is 442 niiles, yet the~1.utl p. ,,._
train _from Darlington pci»[ormg this
Journey in 43 uiinutcs; this consti-
tlltcs the fiisterit iifiii-str-p in l‘lligli\iiil_
Of 1,000 childri-ii 'borii iu llussin,
about one-hiilf only stand ii ciiiiime
of reaching the nge of five,
i
i)oaii’s -Kidney Pills
irc lbr: llc-in llciui-dy In The World
ll* l~`()lt lfACIiACHE.
M.i:iy people fsil fo understand the
.niiiiil-.iiice of s lnmc, weak, 'sore or
.~ifi.i,; l>:'..'l;.
\'.~ii i\\<-riax the kidiieys-give them
.__».- u~oi~‘.< iiiuii they can possibly do-
.r ii iiivy cry out iii protest through the
.i:i in lizf: l»:ici;_
!l.it-'.;i.~?ic is :niiiply kidiicyachc and the
-~i_ iviiic.i_\' iii flu: world for baclncht
-.1 .ill Litliiry lruiililcs is D08n'8 Kidney
\.f\_ _ . '
\‘.`c iinve iliriiisziiiils of testimonials
licii ull qiiurft-rs of fhc globe t0 prov!
.;- lit-_ -i< mio f.~-mi a party who used
_ _i ii \f_i,;inn<!, but who is now a
-~\‘.r:;l of L.u|i:ii|n_ O ‘
.\li. l’. ll. lllniivillc, \\'ycllfI¢, B.C.,
_rift-.; "\‘.'li<'ii fixing in the 'Old
‘_-iu:ifr_\'.' tiirrc years ago, I suffered
ui-rrr-ly fri.-iii p.ii;i5 iii the back, and had
ii nlfvc up \~.'or’.;_ 'l`l1c pain was so bad
'nut vrlit-ii I sloopcd down to pick any-
l:i.ig up, l felt my hack must break.
l frirrl :ill sorts of reincdics- sud several
locfoiw, I-uf :ul io no purpose. One day
l rcud of l)ri:iii`s Kidney Pills, and
liougiit l night as wcll try them, and to
ny surprise, before I was half through
me box ilic bricksche had entirely dis-
rpprnreil, and ii has not caused me any
irouble since. I always keep "Doan’s"
in the house and shall always recommend
‘hcin to all sufferers." ,\
rrice .'50 cents per-box, or 8 boxes for
il,‘.::'i, nt all dealers. or mailed direct on
ect-ip! of price by The T. Ddilbflrll C0,
.i::iiir_~il, 'i`riroul0, Ont.
vi..-.. ..f.i_.--inr dirrer uoedfy "Desai"
 
N() ERROHLESS -BOOK.
A London publisher once determined
to publish at least one hook which
should be faultless in the matter ol
errors, Hays the National Magazine.
l-Ie had the proofs corrected hy his
own proofi~cndei~s with the *greatest
care until he had exhausted their
skill and patience and they assured
him that they were no longer any
errors to he eliminated.
Tnking duplicate proofs of the lust
revise he sent them to the universit-
ies and other large publishing houses,
rif‘l’ei'iiig large iiinuey prizes or each
errors discovered; -A few errors only
were found, and after every one had
ii. ehiiiicu to detect ony additional
errriis the plat:-H were made, the book
pi-iiitcd, 'xpeiisively bound and sold
us nu absolutely perfect hook 18nd
niiiuiie in»nll literature.
For n long time _this was conceded.
but six or viiglit. ‘months alter its
pi||,\i¢;utif.n n letter called the puh-
liiilier's attention to :in error in a.
of-_rtnin line and page. Later a second
was nniiounced, and before the first
year had elapsed some four or five
errors had been reported.
THF. IYNPARDONABLE SIN.
'l`lie unpnrdonable   6 .... _.61
You can break the' Ten Command-
ments and society will forgive.
But there's one ein that no man can
ever manage tooutlive.
\'nu can buy H snow»white mantle
and all misdeeds cloak-
But tile sin that's without pardon is
the crime of being broke.
You cnii break the Ten Command-
ments and thc world will roll
along,
And no man will dare to question if
you’re with the wealthy throng.
And no man will shun or scorn you
while you`rc of the moneyed
folk-
But the sin beyond forgiveness is the
crime of being broke.
You cnn break the Ten Command-
` ments and avoid ull worldly
grills. `
For there's something that absolves
you in s. rcady roll of bills,
And we'll call you a. good fellow and
we'll pass it as a joke-
But the sin that's without pardon is
the crime of being broke.
CENTENARY OF MOSCOW
CAMPAIGN.
One hundred years ago ‘Napoleon
sct out nn his campaign to Moscow,
:ind it fs perhaps only natural that
Moscow and Iliissia generally should
be eager to celebrate the centenary
of a campaign which was so disas-
trous to the invaders. Already pre-
parations are being made in Moscow
to open the 1812 museum, and anim-
mense niimher of objects relating tn
the campaign have .been collected.
'f`lic centenary has already been cele-
hrnfcd by ri concci-f., which revived
the uinrclics and military airs of both
m~iii.ies, rind some of these, according
to the Debnfs, are most interesting
and curious. More interesting still,
:is likely to recall the events of that
ycsr, will be thc visits that are to he
pnid to f.he battlefields and the
cerenioiiies that arf- tn take place
tliere.
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