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54° been soeoially="~preosred .iuiit
to }:i_oive that little ‘,fp5ol:lem~as -,tn
W ‘ch °f the N¢i son varieties
Wheel to you moiil-.‘ , `
’ ‘If C0I\f2iin! an assortment taken
5‘°f*l 10 Qf? the. favorite Neilson
Packages-ai rid each variety is
diiitinélly labeled so that you may .
choose the particular package
your fancy'di6tates.
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Two G0_od_
such times, but many approach the
` V g; _ ’ experlence'with an organism unntted
  -  for the trial of strength, and when il
  ' . T ls over her system has received ii shock
 ,ee ' from which it is hard to recover. Fol-
 " lowing right upon this comes the ner-
BIG
nl-n'r'rmR or sYm>A'rHY.-'mis oi.
core and members oi union mvisisii,
"9-' 45- S- 01 '1‘-. spiiiiznala, save
iorwarded to Miss Eliuibsth -MacKay
a touching letter of condolence, tell-
l“E of the heartfelt sympathy oi the
:¢£K:§:>r _her laughs sad hsreavemaint
. ,.. W1 H9011. o beerin- he
‘1°\'4\.°m:i' beloved srsziiir. _- friis
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WILL QF LATE J 0 CLARK-
'l'l1° Wills!! the isis, J. o. - oisrii,
Cl‘“"l°t¢°i¢0Wl1. -was entered for Pro-
bate on March 20th, 1913. Theres-
tate is valued at. $9,452 and h
leaves to be divided -equally
tween his widow and two daughters,
was a trained nurse in Boston before
her marriage, which took place ia@
summer and she and her husband
lmiriisi slsieein 1. 1° at s..\>y ii l
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Mm- .W“““°° Hills Amherst. and Mrs. 4 u   TN
Fritz P1008. Corona, California. The Park
l=¥°°\l¢0l'B are his `wldo'w and Mr.'Wai-i ' ' ° i for
1”” Hmi' MBSBFB Mcliesn &` McKiii- ` nut to for
non are Proctors. _ ' _
imivrailn PAn'rioULARs.- 'rim T011l8hf_fubY°“1'SCalPll8htlyWitl1 A DIs'rimB Uiii.-A ‘sung msn
“‘;du‘;'°"° has bee" "°°°i"°d “"6 WWI* Cuticura. Ointment. In the morn- living ii miie o Ill item idt Stewart
0 e tragic death of Mrs Aiiiircy ' h ' made himself &kdtlh M0160 s few
L_ Fuuer. of Appl t I M 'i _ , _ ing s ampoo with Cutlcura Soap. ~ r
msrly Miss .iibiiiiie  dsdgliietei-0;: N0 °th°\"=m°u1e'}tS do 5°m“Chf°1` i eiillilgi :lid :Edd 'tiliiiltsiileliu giggriilifll
`v 1 Mr.AGeorge Yeo, of Knutsford, and dry, llllil and falling li8.l.i‘,d8.Ll(`li‘ll.5 ,sive steps of IMI? of Mt \_§tiiwart’t_
5°” by 19141118 Dfilssimina coiireciisnm l §,,,‘;‘“°§, °’ 1.", T' C' Y°°' °‘ S“"““‘"‘ fmditwing SC=11PS» 01’<10itS°SP°¢d* "'“‘°'“l'““° 'Mil 'l *“° “”’“‘Y °“"‘ -
  =v=~~»»-»- ».....-. ssc. “1i;.:“:. .s::.‘;:;;.:r: Hy. -as--ably and economically- W" °‘:t‘.=°° “:.. Jil.: 2”. i - i - ..,, .. f...
Ms`ss., on March 27th. The deceased Full directions in every package’ pvri<€l1;o1su°¢;;iorm`n“m. o e solvlfe . ,U :3;2;i::::3`lressnd Psseiies. pm lo or o or ts.
Cutleurn Hosp and Ointment sm sold throiighmit
the world. A liberal siimpis of eiioii, with 32-page
bookietentho care and tleatmsut of the sklusnd
scalp sont postffree Addrem Potter Dru3tChAm
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morefeasily digested and costs much less.
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for breakfast liest the Biscuit iii the oven a few mol_\ei\¢» to N-
ature erfspsesuthen pour hot mill: over it, adding s little cream;
'alter sweeteii tu suit the tssts. lt is deliciously  and
wholesome for any mssl with stowed pruiies, ell apples,
_ . MADE IN CANADA
spent their honeymoon on P_ E_ IB_` Corvf,Densi1D,.noston,U.s.A. f ' _ I , , _,  CANADMN FOOD FOR  ,
land and visited her old home at
rni~:<iH HERRING -Mr John Ml
on Friday iiifght last was presented
Telcgraphcrs in recognition of his
good services on the schedule negot-
iations just completed. Mr, Trainor
left Saturday on a trip to Montreal
and on his return will take up the,
duties of train despatcher.-Exc.
INTERESTING EVENT.-The fol-
lowing item sent by a correspondent
lis apropos to the event recorded in
The Guardian during the recent burn-
ing of Bt. Dunstan’s Cathedralz-
While the citizens of Concord, N. H.,
were eagerly watching the condagra-
tion early Monday morning, March
31st, an event of an entirely diflerent
and happy nature was taking place
int the residence when Mr. and Mrs.
John Stevenson were presented with
Wu young daughtgn _V __ _ _ ___`of Mr. Jas. H. Robbins, Morell East,
MUTHEBHUUIJ
J SIIGGESTIUNS
` Advice to Expectant Mothers
The experience of Motherhood is ii ti-y~
ing one to most women and msrkii dis-
tinctly an epoch in their lives. Not one
woman in a hundred is prepared or un
derstands how to properly care for her-
self. Of course nearly every woman
nowadays has medical treatment at
vous strain of caring for the child, and
s distinct change in the mother results.
There is nothing more charming than
s happy and healthy mother of children,
and indeed child-birth under the right
One, ~
Rlly l’00l'li 4
want to
conditions need be no hazard to health or
beauty. The unexpisinshis thing is that,
. with all the evidence of shattered nerves
and hroheii health resulting from sn un-
prepared condition, and with ample time
in which to prepare, women will persist
V in going blindly to the trisL
Every woman st this time should rely
upon Lydia E. Pinkham’lVegets.ble Com-
pound. ii most valuable tonic sad invig-
orstor of the female organism.
In many homes c> Q
once childless there Hb ' -_ GK
are now children be- ‘;
cause of the fact -
that Lydia E. Pink#
l.
stitches.
pathy will be extended to Mrs. John
McKenzie,of Gaytown in the death of
her daughter Miss Mary (Mamie)
which occurred yesterday at the
carly age of 18 after a short illness.
Besides-her mother, the following sis-
ters and brothers are left to mourn:
Beatrice, Annie, Mrs,.~ȣiarr; Florence
in Brooklyn, N. Y.;..Mi:s.i A.P. Saun-
derson, North Waterford, Me.; John
in Littleton, Mass.; William in Port
Arthur, Ont.; Alexander in Fort
Francis, Ont.; James in Winconsin,
Daniel E. and Neil at Carveli Bros.,
and Malcolm of The Guardian, Char-
lottetown. The"iune;‘_s.l notice ap-
pears elsewhere. '
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A valuable patched [tix in the ranch
gave birtli"t`o o -litterimt young ones
on the ith inet; imt'the*r_iu-mber and
quality must reine.ip;_a"sec`ret for a
time yet. ‘ <5' ~ `» '
Mr. R. A‘la_ii"'1‘ayior, the well-
known fox-rancher of Montague was
in Charlottetown yesterday. It is
Mr. Taylor's intention ,to organize a
new Silver Black Fox Company at
'Montague to he knownas the Taylor
Black Fox Co., Ltd.. Mn Taylor at
present holds some oidthie finest Sil-
ver Black. Foxes oii-"tho sland, both
old breeders .and 1913 pups. Pros-
pective investors would 'do well to
'await Mr. Taylor’s proposition as it
lwiii likely be a good one.
o’c1ock, conveying a large number of
Charlottetown Oddfellows to Mont-
ague. where n joint meeting was held
w i L h t h c Montague' brethren.
lThe visit was a fraternal one, and
about -60 members of Wildey and St.
Lawrence»Lodge were in attendance
with about an equal number from
Hillside Lodge of Montague. The
Charlottetown brethren exemplified
the second and third degrees, there
being quite a number of candidates in
each. The degree work was well
done and the visit was ~a most en-
,joyable one. The members of Hill-
side made it exceedingly pleasant for
_the visitors, entertaining them most
;fidmlrably and serving very dainty re-
freshments. The special returned to
Charlottetown st three this morning
having leit Montague at 12.50.
BIRTHDAY SURPRIBE.- On 9th
April inst. sn event, oi more than
usual interest occurred at Mount
Albion, when Mr. Benjamin Jenkins
of that place, was pleasantly. sur-
prised by a party of his relations,
and intimate friends, it'heing'-'the'
:Slat anniversary of his .bli‘,th.> Mr.
lJenkins is one of the piogper farmers
`of Mount Albion, and as through
hsm’s Vegetable
Compound makes .. 'iz
women normal, ~§u)\.~°
healthy and strong. _ . write to
fiy'.'ii!“s“. §'iT.‘i»i.ii.°°'n1'ii‘i»ii'lf’<°>». imi-
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wn°s:'lis5.i»u is iii-in iiiiiiiaiiie.
ihonest toil. care, and Darseversiice,
lwitii the help oi iiiii gosdgyfigs, sse-
lceeded in wresting from "natui‘e‘ , a
|comioi~tablc horns and surroundings,
`in his dsciiningyeers, Mgtor e.-hearty
welcomes by the ".“"\i“l U05* I-“ll 50|'
tees, some pr.-s.i..i.s appropriate to
the occasion - iwerebirji evideir1ice_._ ,vlvlien
all roceodsd to. 'no t emsév .
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bi h k A, a ec I was cure o s c s y - uw __ ._ _,
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Grams,-, Ji-., Murray Harbor Hemi, ACGIDENT:-A very regrettable M' Albert co.. .N. ti. . ‘ - ,:;,-.,-}'~.,~-. T.-';‘~,'i3 ;.;~:??'-`f` »_..;-~ . ~ N. ' ”
secured quite a catch of fresh herring 12111911* 00C‘l\‘i°6d at MUFTBY H&\‘bOl` I was cured uf gllltonic Rhélimatiini "' 2‘*`i§§‘{\§‘i*`l>"":'l`/1'1"/lit T fue.; miata Fab, out
on the morning of the umi inet. 'riiis‘»Nsrt|i rerentiy when Mr. John N. by M1N.inn's lil mmm' I D s  xii. _ -;. /.,  - --  ' _'_ om
is the first catch reported on thell-Iicken had the misfortune of having Springhill, N. B., _ . 'i ' ’/ ' _ ' °.r°M° 'eu
outside shore this season. his leg badly cut. while engaged saw- GEO. TINGLEY. §i;(.g-_.é1,?\`_»1-`.`_‘_" ' 4’ w°u‘""“ s"°°' !“‘
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PRRbE\'TATION - M J lMcIntyre was quickly summoned and 4 "XE ~  
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Trainer. station agent at Bedford, dressed the wound putting in eleven - . .-J' ‘ 3 _ ~
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with n handsome travelling case b -- ’ ` -  ,_. _ 1-q
lego' s long ways with a wise selection of
_nutriment with the least tax upon thedi
organs. The _consumefs dollar will
each one of which makes ii complete, warm, nourish
ing meal _when eaten with hot milk and alittle cream
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liistant 'ref.reshni`e`nt_ `at_cii¢l7$fi>ne’s` price.
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