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MONDAY
h -'HOCKEY Pl-ll -'The lent
tohs Free Press we portraits of
the members oi the loessiew hockey
team. with the qu#iun` "Osh they
take 01° Allen Ow from winnipeg?"
in display type. Among the players
is D. H. Mcllonold. ll Isllhd man,
who is 1-illefibifl .ls iolloyls: D. H.
Mcllonald, left wins. Plays for nli he
is worth all the time. Fully equals
his confreres in speed, usp his head
as wall as lest and hands. Handles
himself and his stick well, and has is
puzzling shot, as mdlt loalkeepers in
the league can testify. He played
with suinnierside, P. lil. I., team
from 1907 to 1910, and has played
on the Moose J aw senior teams since
l'.l1l. Aged 23, weight 136.
TUESDAY. .
-WEDDING BELLE. - The Manse,
Kensington, on March 18th, was the
scene of a happy event when Miss
Adelln. M. rrlesves of 'Frcetown was
united in marriage to Mr. Hurry W.
l'nyuter of Long Iliver. Rev. G. A.
Sutlicrlnnil oiiicinted. The bride wi-in
very prettily dressed in steel grey
with trimmings of grey silk and all-
EIS
-we-_-supq
So Ulllef Slllllnls
“full-e-lives" All
Gratitude -- hellikit- N UA
prompted this
was
i.hst she
YOUIII
hu sud
isliseed
VFW?
llam Campbell  Cross. sea
of Mr. and ire. James cempbell,
died Febllthly-.l, 191.8, aged 26
years, irom hleod’poisoniu| and was
only siek s _` _,Mya His father;
Jlmel. died _ h 6,1918, (only B
days later). sled, 15- yeah, ol pneu-
monia. He leans ts mourn s wid-
ow, two sons, Den at home and Roh-
ert in the West; three daughters--Sir
cnh _Ann and Hannah at horns, and
Minnie, married in Montana. Mr;
Campbell was -well and favorably
known, of mqniet and amiable dispo-
sition, honest and upright in all his
dealings, and endeared himself to all
who knew him. His late sou William
...°DOUBLl -"Bll\lAVlllKUNT.-Wib
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vcr lnce to match. The happy couple
turned to Long River where they
ill in future reside.
-Wf\!\iF2N’S INSTITUTE- The el-
Lurc in giving to the homes of the
forts of the Department of Agricul-
sympathy oi the community and the
(
their social sphere. The Guardian ex-
was e. bright and industrious young
man, and cnt down just in the prime
of manhood. '1‘l'ie bereaved have the
l
eceased will he much missed in
ru
tn
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ral sections edllcatiorlal advan-
ges along the betterment of home
life are being appreciated as Mrs.
lnbrnrk meets the ladies through-l
Sr. Rouuirn, Quiz., Sarr. 2 rd. i iz
out the country. She held a large
meeting: in the hall at Malpequc Fri-
day evening. At this meeting the
Indies expressed their sympathy in
the good wul‘l<, and asked that an
in-gaiiization hc formed, if the gov-
3 9 -
“I have pleasure in stating that I
have been cured of severe Dyspepsis
and Chronic Constipation by using
“I1`rult-n`-tives.” I was s. tenible
sufferer from severe Constipation for
many years, and I tried every remedy
I heard of and also was treated b
in
ca
to
house
in half
Nmy inc: damlfd
an la/ge 5/'ffer-6/0
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111-iuizcnt. would grant the authority,
the school district of that section.
This will enable the energetic resi- Thm Iqried11Fruig-e.¢iv¢g”,and this C
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nts of that village and vicinity to
arn many new methods in carrying both the Constipation snd,Indigesi.ion. a
on their duties, and also, how to I cannot praise "Fruit-a-lives”
rc for the sick and growing child
u. fuller extent than in the past.
The coinrnunity can also he bettered
many ways.
WEDNESDAY.
-MRS. MCLEOD DEAD.~The death
occurred at the home of her dough.
tcr, Mrs. Profit, Burlington, 0':
Mnrcli 15, 1913, of Mar aret Has
g _
rn, relict of the late Hugh McLeod.
Besides her daughter Mrs. Profit,
with whom she resided, she'leaves to
_VXDETS ENTERTAIN.-An im-
portant event in the social life of
nmmerside took place last night
u _ Y
gliysielsue without any permanent
uenfs.
fruit medicine has com letely cured B
enough".
1\lAD.»\ME VALERE LANGLOIS.
5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50-trial size 25c.
At dealers or sent_postpaid on receipt t
Oilaws. 3
evidence. John Murray said he never'm
confessed to Burke that he burned i“
Chas Burke had told them that Tho- W
ttended, and listened to witn much
pleasure. The principal speaker of the
evening was Rev. R. H. Bell.
er song service and concert held in
of PMG by Ffllli-B-liV¢S Limikd. the 'Ease Point Baptist Church on
undey"`iii'g1it the 23 lust, under the
‘---' ` - i _auspices oand by the members of the
home till 12 o’clock ha n h °
that Burke did not ;0 tfoigat drifgexample of local talent and worthy
with John Murray about 10. o’clocl: of much praise' Mi" E151” Fran"
that night, as he had stated in his and Miss ‘[‘a'“r° stewart d° V
James Horne's barn. Howard Waite ful issue' °'ft°" Weeks 01 l“b°r- this;
and Neil Buchannan both swore that excellent m`°gmm:""Si"gi“g1 Glad
tends its sincere sympathy to Mrs.
_Campbell and family in their doubly
sad and sudden bereavement.-B.
TUE*DeY.
...'AN ACCIDENT.-Mr. H. Me-
Donatd, Black Point, had the misfor-
tuns,reeently, of falling from his barn
loft striking on a feed box, breaking
two ribs, and bursting a blood vessel
ln his kidney, He is improving
somewhat slowly.-
` WEDNESDAY
...*CENTFJNNIAL.-The Livingstone
entenary Memorial 'service in the
Bvtist Church, Kingshoro, was well
. .°EAS'l‘ER CONCERT- The Eas-
S. Mission Band, was a-splendid
ser e
uch merrited credit lor their untlr-
if efforts in bringing to a success-
elcome, hv the Choir Recitation b
Feeling Out Of A _
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l orating action on the liver and 1
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` interest in work or play.
1 Take A Bottle Home
To-day.
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H |||l""' ""‘|li| , who rlcscrvc great credit for the
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I/_ l.f;i-“g r-l|__l|l \~1lll1.. 1-. -Ii|i|l1_ll.p;
M55" ;~.i.:lf-, 1.11.;-_.ng 1-._ l..i_|.g_,
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__,,/f‘ .Q nn; it 1- iw. .. 1.11! il' il-
i:/, \-i.1mn_....1,\» il..-\-_ ll.. lr lrnkf-
_ cl-luliuou :ind |1111k 1r\1n1;.r
_ ` and in-11|n~r ii-1-.iriin-i11.. \\f~
vrll szlmllr send io any sunt.-.1|~ .1 rtgmn- rl`l.l.
SIZE l'.\(`lii\(lF. of Dr. l1`ull»-r'.~i lI|‘.111.-1 nal-l
]\`Pl\P 'l`rCaiuir'|lf, All.'4l\[.l"l`l"l.\` l1!ll.l-I iv]-'
rll.\uf:l~:, also lllnsmur-il ii-»-,1. uni .1\,1'.1.='1...
Ill-nrt liisv-nsc and how it can lu- cur-ul. lIu11-
you Pslpifalion, Flufiering ur-Skirming Beals?
Paln in Henri, Side or Shoulder Blade? Smoth-
srlna? Shari Brzafh? Sinking Spells? Ner-
vousnexs? Dlzzlness? Asthma? Dronsy? llrm;
have oven our nf ilwse sure r-.ulm-ui.-_ il`s
your lirnrt. mul you uri- ln i:|';.1--~ 11,111,  \\‘11';.-
now for Ihr full free ircaiincri .-rid buck. \\ n
src llrart Filer-inlisis. lflil out i--1-1111-1. l..1' -J
Ind send lovluy. ,\ddrf1,¢1= Hshrl Cure Co.,
280 Mssonlo Bldg., Hallowell. l.'c.
TREE TREATMENT 1_\°D 1100/r Caz'1*oN
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nicrsidc Cadet Corps entertained
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.heir friends at n wblst party and
dance held in the armourles from
eight to one o’clock. About 80 invita-
tions were issucd, a large number of
which were accepted. Everything was
done in excellent style hy the cadets,
ood time they gave their friends.'l‘he
chzipcrones were Mrs. Chas Hensley,
Mrs. Chas. Rogers, Mrs. A. A. Mc-
Lellan and Mrs. C. Edward Strong.
-J.
-THE ARSON CASE.-John Mllr
ray, charged with Arson, was
hrmlght before Stipendiary Wright
yesterday. Tile witnesses examined
were John Murray, Jacob Murray,
Mrs. Sam Sweet, Howard Waite and
Neil Buchanan. The evidence of
.lohu Murray, Jacob Murray and
Mrs. Sweet wcnt io show that one
night two or three years ago Chas
llurko came to Jacob Mui‘ray's and
that he stnyed'thore all night and
was not out of the house after dark
l contrary to what he had stated in
his evidence on this case. Also tllat
John and Tom Murray went to 0'-
henry that day and did not Slit
. 1;
 `1isclns,ulNnllulr
_lnlculli
Head so Itchy Could Hardly Stand
li. Dandrulf Showed on Coat Col-
lar. Cuilcura Soap and Ointment
Cured in One Month.
22:1 nilmlwili sl.. .\if»nu~f~nl. Qne.-"Cnil-
rum rlonii :lull iliiililirlii. curcrl mo perma-
nently from danilrulf :ind scalp ltzh ilmt I
was suffering wlfll slnrr over a yea r. I had
an inlluiuiniuioii of llic lungs and a very
vfrollir fever Wlun l rc<o\ '
. . . 1 ' 'cred, my hood
was covered wllh scales and rlzmzlruff. and
il was so ilrhy l coulsl llxirdly slnnd lt. Tho
dnndrnll sliowcd on my cont collar. I had
used ynrlous mndlrliu-s without rcllof. I
_ hoard of (‘uilrum Soup and Ointment and
1 ilrcillofl to fry flium, :uni 1 :ml very glad of
| ll, lȢ1r~aii;,1-. I nm perfovfly cured. 1 used
- in-n boxes of' Cuiirnra Ointment with the
('lltirurn Soap. ll. took ont' month to cllro
. uw. l tzilzo ulcnsuro in ri~r-ominvndlng Cutl-
r-nra Hunii and Olnlnicn: to anyone. who is -
sul\”\1l'ini: v.illi nrrilp or skin discnsesff l
(Slullcil) llcrior l’crr:ls. Dec. 30, 1911.
_--‘et
T0 REMOVE DANDRUFF
Prevent falling hair, remove crusts and
scales. and allay itching and irritation or
the scalp. i`roo_\lcnt shampoos with Cuticura
Soap, assisted by occasional dressings with
Cntlcurn Oiilimeiil.. afford thc spccdiest and
most economical treatment. They assist in
promoting the frrovvtli and beauty of the
linlr by removing those conditions which
tend to make it dry. thin, and lifeless, often
loading to premature graynem and loss of
hair. Cuticnra, Soap and Outlcura Ointment
ere sold by drugglsts and dealers throughout
the world. Liberal sample of each mailed
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Dept.
46D. Boston. U- 8. A.
'first part of the evening was spent in
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Duncan and the bidding was spirited
and lively. Some of the baskets were Ines/:legen one
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mas Murray had confessed to him
that he had burned the barn._ Mr.
Waite said that Chas Burke told him
that if John Murray did not stop
talking about him in connection with
the 'fox theft he would get square
with him. The case comes up for
further hearing Tuesday, April 1st.
--J.
THURSDAY
-MRS. DUNCAN McEWl:lN.-There
entered into her eternal rest at the
homo of her daughter in French Riv-
cr, Mrs. Duncan Mcidwcn, formerly of
Kensington, in the 70th year of hcr
Mr. Duncan Mcldwen who only predo-
coascd her by nine days. Her health
began to fail about two years ago
_but this she bore with a truly Chris-
.tinn spirit, never n~.'.li'inui'iug or com-
lplaining. Her prayer wus that elle
[might llc spared to nursc her invalid
hllsbulld to the last and that prayer
_was granted. The 1’resliyterian
|Church of Kensington has lost an
active worker. She wns always look-
'ing upon the bright side of life, and
ready to help others in time of need.
It may he said of lier-to know her
. was to love her. Sho leaves to mourn
Kay of French Iiivcr, Mrs. Chas.
True! of Hartford, Vermont; Mrs.
Byron Smith of Mnncliester, New
Il-inmpshlre. To those the community
extend their heartfelt; sympathy.
--BASKET SOCIAL.-A very suc-
cessful buskei; social was held at the
lrcsidence of Mr. GGOYEH 131511911.
Woodstock, Lot 6, on Wednesday
evening, 19th March, in aid of the
West Devon Methodist Church. Not-
withstanding the had state of the
roads a large crowd attended. The
games, music and social conversa-
einii. Then came thc sale of baskets
which was conducted by Mr. Samuel
cal gems of artistic beauty, and if
he external appearance was an index
nge. She wus the widow of thc lute
. - Y
Miss Elsie Fraser. Exercise, A Vision
of India, Misses Llaura Stewart, Ger-
tie Stewart, Bessie and Rhoda Rob-
ertson, Qthel and Aida Fraser, Cora
Young, i abel Robertson. Recitation,
Miss Pearl Ching. Exercise, Easter
Lights, sixteen girls. Singing, Christ
arose, by the Choir. Rccitation, Miss
Gcrtie Stewart. Singing, Jesus will
lllcns Us. hy twelve little tots. Recl-
tation, Miss Ethel Fraser, Recita-
tion. Miss Laura Stewart. Singlng,_
(lrnwn Him, by Choir. Address, The
"W1 “Y M1* fl-_ !*.~_’i9ll~,,_,__m._
BORN `
S’l`l‘lVENHON.-»Af. Grand Forks, I3.
C., on Fell. 20th, 1913, to Mr. and
Mrs. Haminnnrl J. Stevenson, a son.
floiigratlllatioiis.
MCQUAHRIE--Al: Providence, R. 1'..
on March 14th, 1913, to Mr. and
Mrs, Henry B. MCQUBFFN. 1,1 50”-
(Jongratlllations.
MCQUARRIE-Ht Wilmot, March 19,
to Mr. and Mrs. J. (‘l:n'k McQnnrrlc,
You’ll Sleep More Soundly
ll You Iiecp llesllliy Wllll
The msn oi
woman with s good
appetite, sound
digestion, and
bowels and kidneys
working right, is
never troubled much
with lleeplusnces.
It ll when the
bowels become
comtipatcd and the
liver end kidneys
sluggish tlist the
trouble begins.
, Lazy liver end
eonstipstéd bowels
/u/,ui/es. quickly bring on
biliouenese, indi tion sud llllk find

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BELL-At Cape Traverse, March 22,
1913. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell, a
son. Congratulations.
TRAINOR-At Charlottotawn oil
March 22nd to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Trainer a son. ‘
AULD-At Weihwcl, Fu Arnan, North
China, on Feb. 27th, to Dr. Fred. M.
and Mrs. Auld, n son-David Hedley.
Congratulations. _
ROSS.-At Kinross on March 24,
1918. to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ross, a.,
son. - -
MARRIED
PHIf\NEY-MCLEOD.-At the resi-
dence ol the bride, Cambridge, Mass.,
by the Rev. Dr. Tufts on the 26th of
February Mr. Warren Lee Phinney of
Quincy, Mass., to Miss Florence
Jane McLeod, dengh_ter of Mr. Mur-
dock ;McLleod of Bonshaw, P. E. I.
DIED- _ |
McRAE-At Charlottetown, , on
March 7, 1913, Miss Jessie C. Mc-
Rae, daughter of the late Angus Mc-
Rae, aged 46 years. At Rest.
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- Automobile Finds
SNAP
The Only cleaner that will
cflcctiially remove reuse,
 L_/ oil or paint stains and leave ‘
1 `,,__,,¢¢' the linurls smooth ond soil,
_ ="'= ~-'1‘- " 100% brltcr than soap.
W Your Deelr_rSells Shep.
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This is turning an sig phrase fecal
shout, but modern metho s of reduciu3 .
rat have made this revision posslhle-
I! you are overtat and hlso averse to
physical exertion and likewise fond of
the table gud still want to reduce your
excess Iles several pounds. do this: Go
to your druggist (or write the Marmole.
Co. Fnrmer Building-. Detroit, Mich.)
null give him (or send them) 75 eentl.
For this modest amount of money the
dr gist will pn: you in the wav °f lst-1 1
istgink your ambition for s nice. trim.
_ !" _ _ ° ell ngnre. ne wlu nan u a is
1 the worth of the eatables within, .c|m_m,k;,,g,,°un¢|, |-¢l°r¢|liingn1ght'| ease of Msrmola Pfescrlipliilon “Nm-
eallzed.~Com.
FRIDAY
n move to A herton, has purchas
l ble tlic)' sreufefor 7onn8 " " `. ' ' " 1 » -
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tulated in securing this property
which is situated on the best farm- bYl||¢`|¢ll'f‘ l*,!¢¢- 55°* -
ng land to he found in the country
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l -. - 1 mp _ recovers . preesu- _ -_-1 . ¢ 1 '
1 . . . 1 1 ‘flees was lakes ee prevent its spread M=ierA.C Haneoe,BA. B.CLnys I0-
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Co., Ltd., Brockville, Onhi lllil "ld
is centrally situated and should h' ‘ - 1 ‘ ~ 1' 1
ljdesirg to sell, could be disposed oi   _ _
to vantage at any tim . -A. ' - _  -. ,: - ' - -- ,Q
B G MONDAY. B Mi-.__E. F. Ifomldns. Er-Ml¥°f °fC°°"°  dhy f(¥T77le3°,§ _ _
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   1 `   .nrekgtue until? ieiiliy ei ]1lri:.m?I:.rli° Elauilytihieii f"'iHi‘\i4"i\\';1 _*f°°*l"
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'C._McArthy, Morell Rear, a short |’°m¢d! f°f |'l°l;l\g\°~~ ,_ »;  Q 
1' » f§f='}l1?°u1ilI<l” ug  imrzff e°.°i:ii§f °Pnfrii»°:ti`r§1' filfli "'G°°-L°u°»H¢iwr»1GieebyLwi¢r_ wffe [il  _  _df 
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here is ample reason for the anxiety _lap impouiblh 0,, ,he hum" kidney. :_?_l;_l_l_;D0\§1_;i_§‘_i_i___§: Hg;_‘:___c*;_“__°_Y__;_ om of
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to secure e goo _ . . - h madlm a 1
by their lady friends. Tile committee \lfl°, ‘°‘_d» -“meh “ul” I :M '  1'-Qfnfhfs rgff °_;,,:? 1° fm ‘l
'n charge is deeply grateful to all with slliu sleep-destroying for . ____.____ nu mm leave exemfflng to ,,,._
vho attended, pnrticnlnrly the young pf, Mofsfe Indian Root Pills, :_=i_i_l;ze_;i_,_(_hu;__=»=_i;¢___ye_:irdimi: i_a_i>_ii€r_§;\_:l_;,
“"9" "°"‘ A“’°’t°“ ”"td,,?","°:“‘f§° alien reg\\lulY» *"5"* 'W°¢¢ *"4 neun wl\i..n_|'¢l<iy_1e\<e vnlo igslflwlng-
' r eoe ~ hhdtour nsi1s__s_.1
vrifnéliliill ss(iic!::1e‘;‘i:sh diotlicen sociil. They dfumle” dn? by l:__“P,¥.1: dit;  °|°e¢h:d 1" gfm 3'3"* “"1 mm '
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iso thank Mr. and Mrs. Dlgnan for UYKU" *mv* “dwg” C W" Q"
h , ki d ~ 1 - their real-) d;,,PP¢u- ;_he'dlg¢rrien_ becomes good  . _ , _
deiide all txlrsdilglpolissilclgg the Church isdn, th; blood is purified Ind  _1_, _ . , , . . e e e e e e e 'e e e e ¢'»`     
Committee. The sum ol $40.00 was hum, rnumh _ _ _ __ l _ O ' _
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-PROPERTY PURCHASED- Mr. s favorite household remedy in Canada 1       a
Robert B. Rankin who some time for over half s century, and they sre_ in
,ago sold his property n Cascumpec d,‘i|y uw thmusbggg the world. Bring
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Spread on rout or bread Oxo Cfiibci seeequally
appctising and make delicious sihdibiches.
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Calif l
In regard to skin diseases, ,medical
authorities are now agreed -on. tlils:-
Don't imprison the disease genus in
your skin by the use of greasy sel-
ves, and thus encourage them to mul-
tiply. A true cure of all ecsematons
diseases can be brought about only
by using the healing agents in the
form of 3 liquid.
WASH THE HERMS OUT.
»A simple wash! A compound of oil
of Wintergreen, Thymol, and other
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ingredients as combined in the D. D.
D. Preecri;-tien._'1‘h_ie penetrates to
the disease germs and destroy! them.
then~soothes and heals the skin as
nothing else has ever done.
We have made fast friends ol more
than one lam11ly` by recormneufllllg
this D. D. D. Prescription to a slfln
hufierer here and there. and we want.
you to try it now. We want to tell
you, too, about D. D. E. .,o.ri»- It
36117! the cores clean-'f
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COFFIN-At Savage Harbour, 1 on 11
Tuesday, March 11th Mr. William
Coffin, aged 87 years.
HERRON-In Charlottetown, March
26th, George Hhron, shoemaker, aged
72 years.
FORBES-At his home, 26 Long-_
worth Ave, March 15, 1913, W. W. `
Forbes.
Liquor and;  
Tobacco . Heels;
A. MDT ll T ' D C M. '
75`X¢i!l¢'9T;g'¢ uikigdrdf dsusdn.
'dksferenon as tn_ ltr. rt’s profslielal standing
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Sir Cleo. W. Boa, ex- qrhfmitirln.
3:. N. liurs\;:l:_. D.Il.. Prasadsnt Vielerlsugzuigsi “___”
nfone’.'h§r2`eie. "' M' '“"“" °
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omillé. n'-'fur eeee';°.'s'Znm. -1:»me'il§neeere." i.m..1en.
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CLARKE-At Charlottetown, March
15, 1913, Chas. J. Clarke, , aged
76 years. `
Dr. l1:l’s.r|;:|ri'| velrstnhin lrmcdlss for the liquor and
teh.-acre habit; are healthful; mfs. inexpensive heme trut-
meez.-. no rlyresermle lngeeinn--. no purlleuv. no len if
time from hui nun. and le certain cure. Causultstiou or
eerrsnpendence mvlunl._` , .
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The Weil of the
Potato
Look at that poor, shrivcledup. goodfol' nothing _
I-Io is wailinghecrluso he is starved to death, and the
man that grow liiln is wailing because he is not making
the money li`e should out of his farm.
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What is the reason ‘f Simply because this potato IS
starved. Look at Mr. Pntasb-Raised Potato. See how jolly
and fat he is l He andhnndreds of his fellows are growing
fat and clean and shapely to bring his grower n good profit,
and all because of POTASH. The poor, skinny potato is _
starved to death because his gmwei- uses ii low 3|-N1, fart.
ilizer. This grower does not understand that every cron.
say of R00 bushels of potatoes. eats from the soil approxim-
;i_tely 60 lhs._ Nitrogen, 40  Phospboric Acid and lllfi
ls of POTASH. Note that this is -l times as mach POI`A°H l
asT’hosphoric Acid.
The low-grade fertilizer contains but 2 per cont.
POTASH and ll toll per cent. Phosphoric Acid. Snre'y
this is not three times on much POTA~H. Any agricultural
expertin the country will tell you that it is far better fo '
use o. 10 per cent- POTASH fertilizer. '
It makes no difference what crop you raise, you’lI find `
the ordinary fertilizer does not contain the amount of
POTASH necessary te secure the largest possible crepe '
from your farm lands. - '  _
Here is what you, Mr Farmer, should do if you wish to
niak%vi_r_igre_rnor_ley fyom your crops: _ _ '
n ny ng ertilizers insist that our rl er, We
you s 10 per cent. POTASH fertilizer., If he hss  it.
and YO" have touse A low-grade fertilizer. use D011'
POTASH toincrease the amount ti 10 per cent. MPO%A&g
Our agricultural 6 rtswill fell yon just how todo this
free. . fl is simply, my and quickly done, and will brief
you many. manv times the first costin-a la - lisrvd .
Aslr the Agricultural Department at Ottawatigytrhis is ii "
B0- Or- if you Sndeeire. you can mix your own feriillzsi-gl
your own home Onrexigi-tn will hell you how, tree. -»
YW NH \"\lY~ POTAS from your defer.. If* ' u\"de's!¢r\
hu! “Qi Hot iii. givens his name nd we will sell aroyvnr dir-
ect, as we ha.ve_P01‘ASH ready for imni ate dslivbry.
sillrsd. in starehonses in Montreal. St. Jo , N. B., ‘ lull
Toronto. Write to-dey forfree booklet andprieee. ~ `  -
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feed yviinnd ° yfrmpwrlrbmrireea  tigyvmn
Write ns to-dayflviro free booklets. ' 1* - -- -
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