1 .1 I I I 1 1 tiissfliitle. _ is - i"...i`?°°'1.....S.*‘.i°§".1‘r.;f: when 511511 um 11-11111 '“i`:'ui¢'°§i°S§»¢'f' asa 11_vi»i11; » _ MA-RRIA GES_ GLVDON-PAYNTEN-Al. the residen- ceof the bride; parents, Feb. 23rd, by the Rev. G, A. Sutherland. Albert W. Glydon, Windthorst. Sask.. and Annie Mildred, oldest daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G. l'aynten. Marsatc. l I ' oizivr-iis =" == f"'”§'-""‘ 'C ” ' =" '*' I 7538-2~28lll8l. __ _ ' ' ”""`“"""""""""' ,.From Bells Campbell' Graham'S ' ' "' 'L "" ’ "" _ ‘sam ss f0ll¢ws:- ' 20.11 _ _ 1 1.24 | . _ | 21.04 1 2.38 | 15.04; Lam] R¢n|,5°n,_ ii I Fox Breeders Association. be in the bands oi every shareholder in theifnx business. Companies, and nib- Crand _ Orange Lodge .1 1 School I SPECIAL .Inv 29111 - . ‘ . 1 I Repnn of sales Baud 'rms w. w. eAcKus Hoselrsl. _ 1_1” _,EQ ,_ A Private General Hospital with_ G 'rlie Report or 1115 sales Board is well viiilbned medial. surgical and ' new 111 111011111011 or 1115 p1-111151 111111 °3¢ev‘|¢=ll¢l¢l>¢rti=i»i1ts.°l!er» s three' will be Ifeady for distribution within1Y N 313495 °°\l|'¢9 U0 ¥°\lD¢ W°|ll°|1 the next nw days. 'orders tor lots or desiring 1 niirws training. ' 500 up 1,1100 may he 0|,p,p.9,1¢°u _ Write at once tor circular ot infor- rusonsble 1111-11111. 'rl1l11 neportsnouiu mlllvn-_ IDI' B KATHLEEN A. DOWN, R. N. Supsrlntsndenfof Nurses, -e interested should send thel - _ Norwich Conn. d?rs at' once to`the'Sec'r0tary, 7535'2'25'M3'"°- ‘ . For Breeders’ Association. Charlotte- . ` town _ 7532.3.3Mt|»_ service-" ; Fund ' T115 Au“““l M°°““5 °f "W “IKM A` meeting of all members or the sev~1 ;_Voi_°s:1iptu1(_}_rand~0range Lodge 0! P~ eral committees and suh»committees. w'ed° “fad W Mid “li 5"m“¥"9Id°_ ot the Army I-‘ield Service 'M 'W' ‘"°I1 "W 8 1916 '= 01° runs will so 115111 111 the 1.611111 : h°“"°f Z °'°|°°I‘ P- m- A" °°“¢°m°d lative Assembly Room in the Colonial _ will govern thernselveg accordingly. A' gu||dmg_ on ~|~“esday_ “tm day of . special train will riln between Chariot- ~ _ 1---me - casion, leaving -Charlottetown at 10.00 ‘a. m. Connecting with Murray Har- ru" attendance ls Ibour train and at Royalty Junction ‘inc ta. Iwith Eastern train in the morning. -,~¢;49_3_3;M3f_ 're ry' c. is. exeuzls ri 'hr ' For Sale Schooner “Eldon C." 27 tons- Re- built in 1905. In good condition. Com- plete with sails and running gear. An- r:l.r,rs and Chains, Lights compass &c, and new Dory.l\‘lrst Class ilshing or trading Craft. For further particulars write. Mnrl-law a. Mcu-:AN, uro , -I Souris, P. E. l. JAMES H. DINGWELL, , _ (owner) Morell, P. E. 1. 7 539-2-28M1Mopd _ I B -1 _ Money to Loan -_ We have sums ot $250, $500, $800.. $1,000 to $2,000 -and other amounts to loan on farm securities ot llrst- class quality and on satisfactory city properties. _ ' MacKlNNON Q. McNElLL, 1 90 Great George St., Charlottetown. 73152-11mttu8l. _ _ 0|' I , _ _ .J 1 ._ _,1-'\._ _"J - --.,. _ t-.JQ I 1 -1.-11a - Synopsis of Canadian Northwest' THE sole head of a iamilv, or any male over eighteen years elf), may_bomestead a quarter- sectlon ol avaliable omlnion land in Manroba. Saskatchewan or Alben. _ Applicant must ap- nearlnlcrson at the Domiguon Lands Agen.'y or Sub- gency for the Dlstn_ct. Entry bv proxy may be made at inifllluminion Lands Agency ibut n_ot Subd" on certain conditions I Duties-Six residence upon and cul- I tlvatlon of the land n each of thl'ee_yearl. A llomestelder mayliw-_ within nine miles of his homestead op_a farm of atleast llll acres, on certain conditloiisi A hah-table house is re~» qu1re_d _except wiere residence is performed in thc vicinity. _ - ‘_ _ in certain districts a homestgader lnlfood stan?_l_n1_ may pre-elr_nt_ s rsuartcr-section ong- slde _lu omostead. rice .300 per acre I. Dutim-Six months residence in earh of tlirec yearn aiier earning homestead patent ; also 50 nrrea ex._trn cultivation. .l're-eruption pitent may bc___ol_1ta1ned___n_s soon as homestead patent, on 1 ce am con ions. _ _A settler who has exhausted his homestead right may_take a purchased homestead in ¢_:cr - tain dlat_2ct`e._ Price $3_00 per acre. Duties- Muat rcsl e six months in each of three years. cul vate 50acr¢s and g-rect a house worvh $3._00 - _ The ares of cultivation is subject to reduction ‘ in case of rough. scvubhy or stony land Live stock maybe _substituted for cultivation under certain conditions. \\'. \V. CORY. C.M. (1,, |Dcpuly of llle Minlltef oi the Interior N. B.-Unauthorized publication oi°this sd- vertiaemsnt will ni t be paid for. 64388. 6500-1-‘-llmil .narfll _ _ . G. Secty.1 __ important Public Meeting APublic Meeting will be held in the Council Chamber, Provincial Building, on Tuesday the 7th day of March next, commencing at 2 o’clo'ck in the afternoon with an evening session opening at 7.30, to take into con- sideration the ‘special conditions existing and that may arise in this Province by reason of the war, and the prospective possibilities when the war is ended Without limit- ing the scope of subjects to bediscussed, the tol _ lolwing will be consider- e . Agriculture Fisheries 's Transportation Immigration Techinical Education Special Industries New Industries Employment of Re- turned Soldiers 'I`he intention of the meeting is to provide an opportunity for free dis- cussion of matters of _ public interest, with a view to a better under- standing of our duties and opportunities, and fuller co-operation in all things relating to the wel- fare of the Province. All interested are in- vited to attend. ` Arthur Newbery 9 Asst. Provincial Secretary 7441-2-255ltheumi'mw5l. _-4..-¢`,`,._,__,.,,_.~_, SAGE-At Ellerslie. Lot 12, Feb. 19th 1916. John Sage, aged 87 Y0lll`S- ~1¢|_‘Aucl-ILAN.-011 1111511 4111. 101111 ON Accou_N'r or oesrsucrlonev Fm: or His s1'Ani.l=.s i\No i. J. Moran City $4; F. H. Beer, City ' mir m Campbell Miss Campbell $1- Master 25c' Master Borden Miss Beatrice Campbell ion R. Davis 250 Wm. Cr_uwys. North River $1; J. li craswoll, Clyde station $5; J. ll. Hill City $5; Miss L. K. Scott, City $5 ,Miss A. Scott City $5: E. H. Havl land City $15; James J. Mullins, Clly 5:1; A. M. Matheson. City $3: P. A |Farquhars0n, City $10; M. W. N ol- .son City $2; Mrs. Charles Collin City f$i;~J. B. McDonald City $3; W. W- 'Judson. Pownal $2; l. Block, City $5: Charles Dazlel, City $5: A. W. DOUCB (‘.it.y $5; J. A. MacMillan City $5: D- IMcDonald City $2: Miss Mlll‘§l1l`0t E- iMcDonald City $5; Miss Margaret E. `_McDonald $1; Miss Edna Smith City $2; Dr. G. T. Alley, City $5: A. J. Blilln City $5; 1-ilr W. W. Sullivan $100; Mr. Justice Fitzgerald $100; Ell- ecn and Norah Lougworlli. City $10: l)r. W. ll. Petlilck. City $5; John Mc- Laughlin $5; Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Longworth City $10; Robert M. Beer City $5; Louis D. McLeod, Riverdale $1; Angus McFs.dyen, Riverdale $1; Mrs. W. B. Prowse. City $2; Miss N. Sellar City $1; Sta-ii of W1. K. Rog- ors Co., Ltd., $15.25; \Wildy Lodge $27; I. 0.0. F.,Clty $25; Miss M. L. Peters City $15; A..C. Foster. Dull- slalinago $1; Recruiting Meeting. Tyne Valley por \Mrs. D. Stewart $14.25 John F. McDonald City $5; M. $4; James D. Lawson City $4: James McLean City $3; J. A. Fraser. City $3; 'l`hos~E. Flynn, City $3; Arch Mc- Kinnon Citl'.$3: li. C, Connolly City $3; Leuh A. McMahon. City $1: W. I 13. Robertson City $6:_R.. W. Bennett City $3; D. R. Mcl.enlw.l1, City $2; 'l‘. Edgar McNutt City $4; A visitor, ‘$10; Captain Lumsdane City $6; Alex 'Ross City $2; D. Stewart City $5; _ 11| , <1 so - _ Funeral FEED ¥,g;,?1',l,_§._ ‘i;!:|,_n%|`-gum thiéeqrrggiflengp of 1 am iusi.l~11cted by J. llcber Cros by otMarsl1tleld to sell by Public Auc- John~DalzieI, 1.30 p_m_, to Clyde Rlver` tion ut ills promises on ’l‘hi1rstlay. March 16th at 1 o'clock sharp the follow- Cemetery. _ "IH MCDONALD-Died in the City llospl- tal on March 3rd Rev. Laughlin J. Mc. Donald aged 63. Funeral will leave the Connolly House this (Monday) afternoon at 2.30 by train to St. An- drews. A special train will leave the city Tuesday morning in connection with the funeral. interment. at St. Andrews. _MUBIC BV WIRELESS ._ _ A tNEW INVENTION inventor has wberebz a pbonograp to sevqrsi been will stock. _ l-losses. ‘ _ / _ One gencralpllrposc more (Lord Deimailyil 5 years old. One general purpose more (Keppock Prince rising 2 yeiids old. Ons carriage -horse. One cnrrla 0 ill (Joe Dillon 2 ears old. 5 ly ) y One foal (Lord -Chatham), Onc Registered Clydesdale Mare, 4 yearli old. Ono Registered Clydesdale lilly 3 years old. One Registered Clydesdale lilly 2 years old. One Registered Clydesdale Stallion 2 years old. One Registered Clydesdale foal. \ cA'r1'l.s, ' 'P9n_ cows and heifers (shorthorn) in milk or due toireshen sh young cattle, cattle are mostly good ahorthorn grades. One Registered Shorthorn bull. =l_l'@ Ono Registered Berkshire sow one year old duo to iarrow May ist. n- , I Also 1000 bushels turnips TE MS All sums ot 500 and uu der Cash, ovoi 5.00 nlno months are R : S - » - S dit on approved” jointnotes. ` . |11 li the day :hculd prove stormy the sale will he on Saturday at the hour wil;-. I ` seven nnools 7650-3-4~M 10| Q _..._ ... rue Lewis orfsiiias- a Ms1i_1i¢= ~_§vlr_11r_11s,s¢cs_1;11i_g_1111 the I '_-wiiioofa businessgsta iiipceisrred, Bllifdtyofcompetentholpoompellusto _. ........... .-,..-. 1, _ _~-1.-.---p-'__.¢,.'. ._ ~~ ‘fl47'l'|lUl3l °" P Q... _»;.f";”'\' :_ _ will-.l».'1¢l¢1¢i1s1a1»a ` " nwith 5 55° 235? _H535 __B‘ __ __"' $30553 e110g11°"'"'i1s1ei'3i11%_p1~5p11¢15'1»"w<.u111""°" I ortly, ten Ellnsdalo $Y: A. Fraser. llopefleld $1; Allan McPherson. Hopoileld 50c; ' Mrs. Allah Mcllherson, Hopeileld 500; llerman McPherson, 1-lopefleld 504:; Cliarlottctown Condeiised Milk Co.. City $25; Buntain Dell & Co, City $20; FI. G. Coombs. City $10; Murdock lloss City $5; J. F. Mi1cKle $2: A. E. Nelson City $2; Employees Patriot Publishing Co., $25; Mamie Ross City "$1: Simon Gauthier, City 251-. John B. Andrew, East Royalty $10; Frank W. Andrew, East Royalty $1; Frank Cnr- penter. East Royalty $1; Dolpll Bour- geis. East Royalty $1; Robert Lund. East Royalty $1; Wm. Groom. City Si; Nellie Groom City $1; Louise Groom`City 50c; F. C. Batt, City $2; A friend. City. $1; Matthew Murphy. City $1.50; Robert Vaniderstine, City $2;1l.F.Lawrence,City $10;Stai'l‘ Canad- iun Bank oi Commerce $21.50; W. W. Lawrence City $10; Staff Canadian Bank of Commerce $21.50; W. W. Clark City $5; R. H. Campbell, City Employees D. Stewart City $7.50; Evelyn McEwen City $25 Chas Cam- eron, City $5; Alex., Ross, City $2: Dr F. E. Smallwood, City. $5.00; A. l’ois11ei‘. City, $2.00; -Alex. MacAllen, Seth Vsnlderx-111110, W. L. Smith. City, $5.00; J. P. Dilify. (‘lty. $10.00; Stewart 6- Son, $10.00; Employees Stewart & Son, $6.00. as follows:-N. Dowli, $2; Ella Drew, $1: Alice McLeod. Sl; Cyrus Vessey, $1; Otto Hoilman, $1; Goo. E. Batt, $2; following employees ill ni: Mllisl li sill. lun swlllcl |l|n|I;isl1ul ni _als I _*Wx* `c. ‘ PAPE'8 DIAPEPSIN" I8 QUIQKEBT BURBBT BTOMACH RELIEF KNOWN-»TRY lTl dl- over- Time it! gust or it ii sign' I 'Mty-` and oth . trom minutes wsltlll and The The per Connolly, & Employees, Benn Supper, per Gillis, $19 50 all City, $100 Employees $40, J T Lantz. & Co Ltd , and W M Mclnnis, I Car Victoria. Station, in. Chester Wool M rs John 11 Primary $3: Mrs 500.; C » and Weeks, Stewart, nrt, $1.50; it Co.. Ltd bam McKenzie, ford, City. $20; Navigation Co. lottetown Stea --Sunlight. The " 1`l_"'1__i` l l 1_1 _ j ___ _ 5_0 is all you need to pay for the best sn_d purest Soap in the world oifercd with oommou soups bin- not inak_e upior the _guarantees purity ofSun|1ght.‘ S0094' 21 inducements ` ‘ ." :fr t I )'__° up-to-date styles are the places to ask about the D & A and the LA DIVA Corsets. “Made-in-Canada" in best equipped corset the world, they oiier all the qual 1 _ _ . .s The Shops known for good values intl one of ity formerly found only in high grade imported corsetsfbut sell at little more than ' hslf- the price. . f y in I1 5lHvl<|~`. ' fl .I _' Il `ft“|°`I<4'il.l~§~iq»,|(`.’ `.’ It \ charge Twenty-live cents. _ 3. . 1~i»?-ié'l~I1‘é+?I-.-l~.“l*~l~I\‘.< ...L_ -L_; -- ,Q . m employees, City, ls wood, (‘.lty, $15; nld, City, 50c.; Stewart, $5; s1<1w11r1, $1.50. A 'Pho Charlottetown Druggists, $140. as follows:-Goo. E. l-liighos, $20; Red~ din Bros., $20; E. A, Foster. $20; J. G. Jamlesoll, $20; Estate C. D. Rlmkin. $20; The ’l‘wo_Macs, $20; Johnson & ._;_r_i_bnson. per R. E. Colwill, proprietor, A ‘§tzilT Charlottctown Druggists, $34, as follows:-Geo. E. Hughes, $5; Red~ din Bros.. $4; J._G.Jamle1~ion, $5; Mc-_ Kiiiiwn Drug Co.. $15; Johnson it .lohiiso $5' W. J, 11 _ ll, , rown, $4 From Bunbury School District, per Rogers Farquharsori, $51.81, 'W`l1lli1m Duffy. $1: J. F. Baker, 505.; Mrs Henry, 50c.; M. A. Mutcb, $5- Bovyer. $5; Solomon Mutch, $2; '§ Kelly. $2: Ruth E. Campbell, R0gers Farquharson, $20; (To be continued.) _,___ - To Fortily The System Against Grip When Grip is prevalent LAXATIVE BROM0 QUININE should be taken, as tbis_comhina.tion ot Qulnine with other ingredients, destroys germs, acts as a Tonic and Lsxutive and UWB lwens the system 111 condition f.‘3...Z"""»i'1i‘.’“.‘.’. li.°"3§.'1°f.'" ““;3,.’.~,°;’i“' - Y no " QUININE.” E. W. GROVE‘8 signs? ture on box. 250. f~f°'.=-'rs ..il‘I»-F-Pl . _ ss ioliowaz- Mrs James McCarran, $2; C. Wood. $1; Wm. McCarran, $1; Ray Mcca,-_ W ion. $1; stephen 'r11111o11, $0.05; wil- I1 - _ 11-ed Bmym-_ $2; Everett Bovyen Lodge, 25 Upper Prlncc St $1.25; James S. Farquhiirson, 500.; _ _ Bunbury Farid and employees, $6; W . pply .. _e St `____ ` _ __74tl3»2-22-Mtf. al servant A 62 Prine _ . _ . . _ F0 er- 10 horse power boiler, 7 li GENTS - “WORLD'S GREATEST ly fiosllviioil Apply liinnk Lowther Ag'-nts Vtaniod _ Fon sAl.e.- Mll_cH cows New- WAR' Going like ii wlilriwllld; 1»inl1l~_ plc book free on promise lo cali- vnss, experience uniiccciisnry; I (‘orn\v11ll 7004 'i2M4l d llclp Vl7a.11ted-lllale _ ' .._. ._._._,..__..___ ,__,.._ ____ make seven dollais daily. Liliscoti WANTED-THREE_G006 MEN T6 (`0mpo.ny, Brantford, Ont. GENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR' “thru Old rclinblo l-`o|lIll£|| Niimcri- os " Wo tczull our men to sell. lelx-_ perionio iinnecossary; highest com- ~- complete Machine Gun Detachment for lvcs Point Battery, Iiulifax. Apply to Major C. I.. MacKay oi' t‘1i|1t. J _ A. \'Vcl1stcr, Cl1arlot_tetown'. ' 7637-3-3n13l.' missions paid, liandsonie free 'cq'uip.` VIFANTEI-1*' SEM-ER' F0” a°V5 ment Stone & Wellington, Toron- to, Ont 7020-fl-2l\lE26l_ Help Wanted-_l"cmnlo I 7\N1'Eo4`MA'|o Fon GENERAL ousework Applv to Mrs. F. S. 1015 a3m:11_ ANTED-A coMi`s”1'e`N‘r'c'£NTsn vv Head Puclcilig Co., Experience rat quired. Apply to Berton Wisner. Stanhope, l’_ E. . - - ANTED- SEV and planar hands. Wages 30 cents per hour, steady workh. State ex- perience and earliest ate ca re- port ior wori<.~ No. labor trouiiles. Apply Geo D MacKinnon, General Manager, MacKinnon, Holmes Limited, Sherbrooke, Que 7523 2 25Mtf. 1 5-1-? EL1Asi.E PEnsoNs wli.|. as lurnlshed with profitable, all~year- N round employment on Auto~Knittlng machines T011 dollars per week readily earned We teach you at home Distance no liilidranco Write at once for particulars. rates to pay, etc , enclosing 2c in slam s Auto- 2 ll 2iMi-11»i For Sale n satis- cl-Ie/in |rT*co6o os' fi Miscellaneous orlcs.--Ai.`i.`Wo7r`E`s ANl5_lilI'lTs` not paid by thc tenth of March will he handed ovcl for collection John liorne, Winsloe 7644 3 (mill It mi tions V in ant D _____.`_ Kintter Hosiery Co . Dept 1471... WANTED-~Bv THE LARGEST 5U§` 57(‘41lleze Street Toro to lishin house it lil Canada. men and women to act as subscription re presentntlvcs Liberal commission will be paid Al proposition for bust le11-1 Write at once for full psrtlou lars Address.-Agency Division (‘. 152 Uiiiverslty Ave, 'i‘oronto. Cari ada Busy Workers Hold ¢¢ ssntstion on Half- ’ I made for a big rush to get copies oi' I ho New Universities Dictionary. the "Wk °ff0l'0d by this paper to its readers exclusively. Tllousauds im. yond all expectations were distributed ARM FoR U 1 able farm ot 260 aero; 1111111116 near the Village of Cardigan in _l_<__ins’s__ County. 1111111 lately own- |,, Horace M S h I _ an occupied by John G. Scrlm- W 0,-9 gm|,ge,:'23':5|um|f|‘°‘{,n,v;I;,:'fg‘: ‘\ goour. Near _ Churches, stores. "wo are without theliiiis ot voice and `~ schml. and shipping' F" '“"h°\`_ to make clear what we are "Tpf‘;"°;{“°r=m°pply"t°'A"" A' M°D°h" our thoughts must 'lm ":aM;d°t°;° HM' d °'“""‘““ ‘"'.°° the_rel1itlons lonewwn "ar ' s%';’é';"i*‘4-MqI§;" v t ' 1 " - M iifuihpuf illbaaioisdt , . ere '_ _ _ .. . '°""' _ _; " _ ~ _._'_-j_. -_ -_ .___-__ _ during t.he week. F “When we set our thoughts down in written form." 'says Professor Forrest M- Lllllt. M. A.. instructor oi English Extraordinary efforts have been F¢ii1'ik?sAhc?r'nQdi?1iio3e'h