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f‘~&“.e
_ 28
29
30
31
-ra.
’I‘iIF
 1..
Stubborn
EMWWTNEWIM'WW
Coughs
Sometimesa cough gets
beyond, where a regular
cough cure; should be_ used.
The cough gets -chrome and
clings for weeks or months.
Often the gxeneral health
suffers and t ere is loss of
flesh and energy. In all <
.IAMlESON’S
iillion of Cod Liver Oil
with Hypopliospliites
_This is a scientific emul- ,
sion of Cod Liver Oil with
lsrytpophosphite of lune and
a. _ It_builds up strength
_and vitality. It heals any
mflamatlon that may exist.
Regular 504: size for 35c
-~ -1-1' *‘~‘
G. .Iamieso 
DRUGGIST I
such cases use .
re
ii
.-l
Guard your
Eyesight!
if your eyesight troubles
you. Come in and have
us lit you with glasses.
We test by the best
methods and guarantee
satisfaction.
G. H. Taylor I
Jeweller & Optician
_
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TIDE TABLE
L§t”&'J .
MARCH. '
Illgh Water
Date Day '1‘ime ll’t Timo li'
10.57 7.1 22.33
11.30 7.4 L"4Il0
55-TISS)-I
12.015
12.323
13.04
13.37
14.14
14.58
15.48
#lam
f'°5°!“.*‘¢
.slag '
me-1355
."'.°°9°`
GCN
?°?°
>-¢z\:>-
ff:
‘ M. I
Til.
W.
I Th.
F.
S8.
, S. I
M.
."."‘.¢'.~"‘.=`~."-."’
Pcwonww
. ."9
xiii#
EDN
Tu. ; 5.01
w. _ 0.22 11.04
Th. 7.40 111.20 .
12 F. s.-is 19.52
13 » sa. 0.0:: 21.03
11 s. ‘10.1l; 22.02
15
10
11
10
11
DI. 10.52 22.51
11.23 23.36 .
11.52 " ;
0.18
0.130
1.1Ill
2.19
"|`T
“-.°’.‘”."."."'.".".“
caccsaoc-_ .ata
12.10
12.15 .
13.10
S. 10.35
22 M. 0 :L02 14_01
23 Tu. ‘ 2.00 14,30
24 W. 4.52 15.03
25 Tn.
F.
Sa.
Tu.
W.
18 Th.
19 F.
20 Sa.
21
i...
5.9
5.8
6.0
6.3
ti,|i
7.ll
0.08 16.09
l 17.-is
10.21
20.20
21.27
22.21
23.10 .
7.16
8.13
S. 8.58
M. 9.35
Tu. 10.09 7.4
W. 10.44, 7.8
MARCH-lst tu 4th, cold spell.
to sth. equally weaoier. 10th to 1:1111,
cool. pleasant. 14th 10 10111, einuny.
17th £0 1801. rnin. sleet and snow.
19'-Il £0 23rd. Bl-0l‘.'_\1y contlitions. Llatu
to 27th, warin npell. Lilith to 3151,
cold.
 
DIARY OF EVENTS.
TO-DA Y.
l’rii\cc_Ij.‘_<_l_i.\'_til;t`I 7 and 5|.
26
27
,Magistrates Court. 9 a. in.
' B11!/I`]'IS
 
DUNNlNG.- At .\‘e\v London, P. li. l.
on March 9. 1915, tn Mr. rind Mrs
Frank Dunning. ii son.
_sunt
l.
7.5
8.l
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7.9
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5th
._.__,_ ,_ _.M---~-» _ Y. _ ~
Annual
Queen’s
sim-af-1:n\i12i.`
Meeting-
~ ' Liberal Conservative _ Association,
County I ’
The Annual Meeting of the Liberal Conservative Association
‘for Queen’s County wil be held in the People's Theatre'(Market
Hall,) Charlottetown on Friday the 26th day of March, 1915 at the
hour of eleven o’clock in the torenoon._ ‘ _-
Arrangements have been ma_de with the P. _E. Island Railway
to issue to members of the Association return tickets at one first
class fare on Standard certificate plan. Certificates are to be
vouched at the meeting by the undersigned Secretary.
Dated 11th day of March, 1915.
§ S. W. Crabbe,
President L. C. Association
Aeneas A. MacDonald,
Secretary
1
I I I I
Horse
Amherst, April 7th, 8th, 9th, 191
Exceptionally cheap rates on all
8998-ll-13Ms3ipd.
Sixth Annual Maritime
Show `
5
lines of transportation
l
York Point Farm
For Sale
Summer cottages to rcnl; or land to
rcnt to build cottages on.
This farni is situated on ilic point
between the North and West Rivers,
wltli twelve hundred yards of shore
front, with the best of bathim; and
boating, is 7 iiiiles from Clilirlotto-
town by road und one und one halt by
wntcr.
Tolcphoiic communication and daily
mail ut thc door. Ono third of it inilc
from whurf with ferry boat service to
Charlottetown. For particulars apply
to D. \V. \V}ll'I`l'},
8792-2-2‘lStrlliiuiop<l York Point.
 
W. Parnell 0'Hara, 79 tons, Ameri-
can build. Vessel and sails in good
condition. Has 27 H.P., Gasoline en-
gine installed by skilled Macimnics.
Will move Schooner six miles an hour
and gives perfect satisfaction. Will
sell with or without engine. For par-
ticulars write
' E. BOSWELL,
Victoria,
P. E. Island.
8402-1-28Mtl.
Iii ff- - I
.NOTICE
Telephone Meeting
The annual general meeting of
the shareholders of the Telephone
land, will be held in the Head
Oilicc ot the Company, Queen
Street, Charlottetown, on Wed-
nesday, the 24th day of March,
1915, at the hour of eight o’clock
nual reports, the election ,of
Directors, and the transaction of
such other business as may pro-
perly come before the meeting.
WALTER S. GRANT.
bccrctary.
8951-3-10m 101
FOR SALE
25 bushels choice lted l~`yl'o Seed
\Vhcut, grown in 1914, from sccd lin-
portcd dlrct-I from Snskzitt-lu-.wi:ii.
_ (‘. 'l`. I1`I‘Ilt(iIlS()N,
Mmrtlliiicld.
No. 2 York lt. It.
83-I4.-3-Zlwt'in i :li
 . 1. m
m l lx. .5
DEATIISI
 
BOWNESS. - AI. Koiisliigtoii, March
18th, Mrs Andrew ilowncss. Funeriil
arrangements later.
ORIFFIN.- Suddenly at Albion on
February 13th, 1915. the Inl'ant son oi
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grltlln aged two
days,
Darling baby thou host loft im.
And our loss we deeply nioin-ii
But 'tis God who has bereaved ua
Ho can all our sorrows heal.
"SKIRT STYLES ARE DIFFER-
ENT THIS SEASON- WE HAVE A
LOT LEFT OVER THAT CAN BE
ll-MADE INTO THIS YEARS
onlie are always oatlsfac we have
eébntlilunn-.... ....__...-.:_‘-__ ..._ .L
More Money to Loan
Messrs Muckinnon & McNeill. ilt)
Great (ieorgn Strect, huvo scvcrnl
nioro tliotisniiil dollars to Ioan on real
good security lil tho city or country
in small oriargo :¢u|ins. I‘i'cfcrencn is
given to louns for purcliusos of pro-
psr_ty. 8936-Ll-iltwllm
Red Cross Society
The numerous branches and alll-
llatcd societies have been doing splen-
did work in tho past months. Tho
demand for money contributions and
Schooner For Sale'
Auction Sale
I ani iiistructcd by lirut-.c Stewart,
l<}st|., l"lvc Milt' ilousc, SI l’ctor's
Itoud. four nillcs l`roii| t"liarIottt-Iowli.
to scll b_\' .'\\u~.tiou on \\`otlilc>=dny,
hlarvli Zfith. at onc o`t'lot:l< p.in., ut
l"iv<\ Milo llonsc. I";irni at East
land ill) acres clcnr and in good slut
ot' cultivation, Iiziliitivo covcrcil will
liurtlwootl, longcrs and luinbvr.
'l`his farm is nloiigsidt- one of thc
ltoyalty, consisting of 1215 acres of
, C
i
great "Fur l"atrius,"
.'\l-“ll tilt* |`0ll0\\'llllZ stock:---I0 sliccp, the Island dui' to thc work ol` lt few
1 stallion. .loc Dillon, standard bred, pioneers in fox breeding-tlic great
rtggistcrctl T years ohl; curl inure. ll
years old; cart horsc. 4 _vcnr.~s; cart
colt, II _\'onr.~z ohl; llolsltrin bull, 11/;
_\'t'z\r.»< old; li lllilli VOWS. 2 lllilkllll. lllltl to an lndustry which promised ox-
fl with milf; II lit-it'<-r:=. ll..’_. _v|~nr:-'. old;
l Int ox, Li _yt~;it`st1l<l; l lui vow;
luontli1~'. old; 1 boar, Yorkshire.
old; l brood sow, hi-uvy with pig,
l\l<'t‘lurt=y Iioutcnoy ltangc.
ltnplcnicnI..~1:-~-1 rubboi' tircd wagon,
nearly ncw; l llnlu i\'ztgo|I. n<'url_\'
new; l niowing inacliiiie; new ti-foot
cut; 1 soodcr. broadcast.
(‘rop:~S tons hay,»l00 biisliels send
outstwhite), 50 buslicls niixcd grain.
lt` wcailier proves uiii'avouruhh.i suit:
will lakc plucc on following day,
Tliursduy, positively.
Terms: under $5, cash; over. 12
inoiitlis i-rcdit on approved joint iiotcso l,}m.0p(.,m ,.,,|,||i,.| AS H D,-.,,|u,.,.,. U,
'l`<~r|u.\' lor l`:\riu lnadc ltiiowil ut .suit-.
l’. l1ltt)l.lll~1, Auctio||»:ci'.
'JlI.l0-ll-'.!Il:.‘|112l<_~li ,
I iiiIort».slil|g'. lllugaxinc and iiowslizipcr
.lt-rs'-.y row, »l years ohl; I: wolves,
raising l your old; 1 boar, Yorkshire. Ii ' U, cyl." i,,d“,.,. SO,,,.\. Unknnt.
3 j lncn t.o tzoliiilitdlcc brectlinlz
nionths old: 1 (flicsicr sow, 15 yo1tr.~‘..1'0_\'pg and un. ,1_|,|_,_.rI,,~is(.,
G_Ul‘_\
Evoiilng prayer p. ui. lloly Com-
inunlon ut close ot evening service.
All seats tree. Preacher, Rev. T. W.
l\luipl_|y.
ST. PETER'S
lloly tfoniinunlou 8 and ll. Mullin-1
l0.l5. Sunday School and lllbls
Class, 2.30. Even song ut 7 p. in.
Preacher, Rev. Canon Simpson.
FEOPLE’8 CH URCH.
S~.~r\'lcc ut 7 p. ui. Prcxiclior, ltcv D.
l\lt'Lcaii.
SALVATIONISTS.
Service each night of the wcek and on
Sunday.
IN tXPilll'S
VIEWS IIN P .l. I
A rt-prcsciiiallvo ol' thu t_luai'diun
has hiul it plcusunt iiilt-i'vit-iv with
l‘rot`t-ssur ltook of thc l)t-purtincnt ot
Agriculture, who is ht-rc in nu utlvis-
ing cupucity in coiiiicrtiooii with the
t'oorwnrd iiiovcnieiit in agricultural
cdticatioii. When it is 1'ciiieiiiocrt~u
that, in auhlition to thc prcst-iit. expon-
;diturcs on education thc suin of $117,-
000 is too be expended this year in
the province the magnitude of the
problcni and the necessity of moving
cautiously and on u well toiilnded basis
will be recognized. The wor ` has been
undertaken by the Provincial Govern-
mont and tt general plun has been
ninppcd out but nu.turully it was con
sidered zttlvisnlllc to plucc thc working
'out of Ihc details in the huntls of nn
export. I’roI‘ossor ltcck has lit-.oii high-
ly recoiiiniciulcd to thc govornn|t~nl by
l)r. Juiiics, (‘oniniissiont~r of Agrlciil-
ture for tho lloinlnloii as 11 thoroughly
voinpvtt-nl. and cxpt-rii-oct-tl t~tlucailion~
ulist.
llnlil rccclttly, said l’rol‘cs.~lor ltoclt,
but litllc was known in t‘cnt|'ui (lau-
atda about l'. lt). I.; it was looked upon
as un islniul which was very iiiuch in-
tluciicod by thc Gulf ot* St. Lawrence,
which iiillilciu-c tciitlctl toivzird Into,
cold springs and short scnsoiis . To
tliost- Init little interested, fishing was
supposed tu bc thc chief industry.
Many inovcd t`roiii thc Island and too
oftcii the settling in other districts liao
a teiulciicy to ienve the impression
that opportunity was liinltcd in thc
land oi’ their birth.
The lrck \vt-.istwurd l`oc\\sctl :tc-
tontion on tho prairie provinces it no
llritish Columbia, but rcccnt develop-
niciits in thc west, the stable coiidi-
tion:-1 in the oust, agricultural ctiiit-ti.
tion, and the rapid dcvclopnlcllt. of thc
block fox itulustry Iirought. ull to at
rculi7.utlon that opport.\initlt:.~'. were not
wholly in thc wcslt-rii provii\t't-S.
l’ariiciiInr ntlentioli was drawn to
north had previously been loukctl upf
on as the source ol ftirs but the appli-
cation of iiiodt-ru scicitllllt: principles
ct-llciit rt‘t\lrn.\' lmuit:dinl.t-ly In-canine
:itrlclcs stimulated ,~uilih~ient iiitcrcst
have lwoil vtiry iuit'ct‘s1<lill. llow-
ovt-l' Ilio oullircuk of wur hats p:trt.inlly
itlciii<>i'xtliv.cil inuny tiiiilcrtuliiligri :intl
‘thc blnclt fox indu.str_\' appurciitly was
lnot wholly lniniuiie to tht- lniluciice.
I ['ntlcr any circiinistaiiccs I’. ll). I. will
‘stand out as tho lioinv of the fox in-
dinstry.
Despite thc caisllicss in certain in-
dustries others upon an cnlircly dll-
fercnt basis nrt- tlourishiiig und in
sonic respects are being uitlcd by the
outs nouc ol' thc other |il'uvit\t~c.=: i-un
o\|t1'l:|i<;< tht~ l::I:tiul; the clilnnlic ron-
ilitions nrt- vt~ry l`:i\'orublc. thc soil
suitable :ind thc growcrn willin '. t‘on
I I 4 . . . .
nluncnsnvltis
FIRST METHODIST
Cgmpany of Pfinge Edward I5- ll ii. n|.~~St~r1|toii ut ll u 1.
p.
ni. Sunday School and llible tllussos
Iti-v. I". I.il.I lcjolins. 15.30
'I p. in., scrinoii. l'rcnchcr, ltcv. J.
li. Dawsoii. B. A.
GRACE CHURCH.
D' m ' for the reception of the an- ll zulu. in. -».\'t‘r|uo|| lit-v. J. I.. l.lz|w:-'.o|\.
Sluulny St-liool :intl Ilihh- t‘l;m:u»s,
‘.’..I;0 p. ni. All :waits free. 7 p.in.
Nornion. Siiblcct--llocs ltollgioii
Sutisl'y‘.’ Evcryborly wclconic.
l’rt‘1tcl\t\r-lIcv. lf. Il. Lilllcjolills.
ST. JAMES.
ill :i.ni.»-St~rn|oi\: 'l`hu Arnlot' of Light.
(flush-
es :it 2.150. Strangers always ivcl-
Stiutlay Si-bool und lliblc
conio und seats provided, 7 p. in.
Scriiloii-llcnvcii. l’rcnclicr. licv.
Dr. Fullerton.
ZION CHURCH.
ll a. |li.~»-St-|'nioi|. Subjcct: l')nrlI|`s
l<It~lio. (7lilldrcn`s adtlrcss. My
llrotlicr`s Iiccpcr. 2.30 p. in. Sun-
iluy School :intl llllilc tllui-is. 7
p. in. iflorinoii lloliiicss. Soiit:-1
frcc. l'rt-uclicr. ltov. ti. t`.. Taylor.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
ll ii. in.-Serinou. Subject: A Great
l\‘nll. 2.30 Sunday School and
'llllilo t‘lass-ics. 7 p. ni. Sermon,
t'onvor.~1loii ot` . Saul ot' Tarsiis.
llrcnclicr. ltcv. W, J. Wliilclictitl.
BAPTIST.
Il it. n|.-Scrinon. 'l`lio Light oi’ inc
‘ World. 2.30 p. ni.. Sunday School
und Bible' Vlusscs. 7 p. ni., sermon,
'[`hc Great Word. (‘.oinc. Preacher.
ltcv. Z. L. Fusii.
ST. PAUL'8.
/
ll ii. in.-Morning prayer. Sunday
Sclrool and Bible classes 2.30 p. m.
,_ _
tinued careful work along the present
lilies will ensure rcniuncrntlvc prices
:ind ready iiinrltcts l`or"all the outs
that rcuches staiidard. High class sccd
grain as t-xlilliilctl :it the sccd fairs
will ul\vu_\'.~; bc in tlcinniul.
Potatoes rcuch a high stutc ot per-
l`e<~tioi\ :ind tional tliosc grown In oth-
t-r districts. '|‘l|»\cl1':\ii.smooth xsuiiplcs
spcnla for :i suiloblt- soil and si I`rcc|\c:+s
l`roni tllsoiiso to it much grcutt-r ‘dc-
igret- tluiii in iiiuny soctioiis. llc-ing no
island nlnsoluto control ot' Iniportatloni=
iiiay ln- had and niuny of thc prcvnlcitt
rliscnscs' niny bc t-.liliiiuutcd thus ln-
Iliiviiciiig tloiyisiiul I`ron\` oiilsltlo du:\rt»
urs for good sf-‘_-tl :is wcll :is for lnlllt-
pt|I‘poNt'.~‘..
'l`ht‘ soil in sonic paris, thc si-:n~'o||
for ripi,-ning :ind thc uvniliiblc |narlit~i.~
bid fair for at licultlty ilovclopiiu-nl ol
thc sniull t`riiIt industry incluiling
:=I|'n\vlyt~t'rit-1-1 :intl utliors.
llo\\'t\\'cr wlicrv t-xportnlioii ol' outs'
:ind potnlocs is it tloinlnunt. factor ti
note ol' warning must be sounded.
'l‘hcy both drziiv hcnvily upon the soil.
l<‘or slitwt-ia:+I'\|l ugriclilluro ii proper
syslcni ol' farlning nilnlt hc followv-tl
nllowing for thc rotutloii ox crops anti
-for thc propcr fertilization of the soil.
Arliilclul nuuiiircs will not supply
ull. Tho not-ds of the soil-in i`i\t'.t. lui-
inus. one ol` tho greatest cssciitlals.
must hc supplied by thc iiso of furth-
_vurd inunurc und clovcrs. Pens. vetch-
cs and buckwheat onli be used to :ul-
vuiitiigt-. ‘
‘ Stuck ruislng is n iioccssury lirancli
ol' ull Iitrinlnlz opcriit.loiiu on tho Islniul
und will bo unless the importation of
iiuiniiic lroin stock ynrtls or lurgc
stables could bc iirmnged, but this
is in thc fair distant future. Alri-udy
Ilic licrils ol' cattle urn i'avorn.h|y
kiiowii by their records lint tlicre Is
suillcicnt rooni for inuny more such
licldn nml also for the continuance ot
Iinprovcniont ns ovidcnccd in some of
the grade herds ot’ the lsluiid. Again
the Isolation from the mainland is of
grcnt vnluc because the cnlitrol 'of nul-
iiiiil diseases becomes much more
onsy. .
ily 0. thorough system of Inspection
ol' Importntlons and examination oi
existing herds the Island could bc
inade similar to the Island ot' Jersey;
_ .._ .,
than caiixp<\_ut=al¢.
profitable every-
propcrly underwri-
wi-ed sciiveiigcrs
in thc building
more quickly
They need
and wil:
on poor pnstnruge and little
year round. Turnips grow in
and relished by sheep.
is good. The cil~
to that lu Eng-
in large llocki-1
on the island arc ul-
the production of
luinb und for breed-
'where
on. They
und will
up of a
than
The
most
high
with the tlcvolopnicnt of
industry will be found a
productive soil even iii
whore the yields per
acre are indicating n purtiu:
exhaustion. 1
The agencies niontioiicd have done
it greut dcnl to give the lslnnd lil-
creasod popularity Init thc uttentnioii
being bcstowcd on the product of thc
dotncstlc hen by cxpcrls und by thc
fnrincrs is cniisiiig tho ublcst agricul-
turisls in thc Dominion to plucc spec-
ial clnpliusis on this province siinply
liocausc it is sinnll und agricultural
orgiiiiization cnii he inudc perfect in
a short time und, when pcri`ucted, then
tho
richer,
those
culturul pop\ilation.~r'liuve been ugitnt-
iiig for _yours but especially so since
they realized their truc position In or-
ganized society. A highly educated
class is desirable as evidenced V by
sonic sections well known in Ontario.
The people of the Island have proved
llieniselves very energetic, enthusias-
tic, ivllllng and should be given every
assistaiice wltliiii reason to attain to
any plane of perfection which would
enable theni to inuke agricultui'e niorc
profitable, country life inure uttructivc
and by so doing assist in Ihc solving
of Ihc problciiis nnw before the coun-
try. l’ructioally, the ciitlrc agricul-
tural population who urc nt till' pro-
gressive iuid inuny otht-rs uri- witlvli-
Ing thc situation on this Island with
interest. 'l`hc slit-1:1-ssi`iil coiiiplotioli oI`
the iuovoniciit will givc l’. IG. l. at rc-
putalion and she will be able lo tulic
hor place beside llciiiunrk or those
states across the border where agiiicul-
tural cooperation is.so highly develop-
ed.
The lslund needs settlers to occ-cupy
sonic ot' the vacant senii-vticant fnrnis
--there must be sonic iiiducenicnt.
(Toiiipetitioii l'or settlers, among coun-
tries and oven among our own prov.
inces is very kcoii. Ontiirio, for ex-
ample, points to hor highly tlcvclopcd
fruit sections and to hcr tigriciilltiirnl
orgniiizutlonn which assist in ptirclius-
ing supplier.-1 and in selling _thc pro-
ducts. The bciiclit of co-operation arc
well ltnowii iii thc majority of coun-
tries will-ro viiiigivitioli takes plact',
l’rl|i<~t‘ lCd\v:ii'tl Island will stniul out
proniiiicntly and thc iuduceint-nts will
ho uluch uiorc el'l`octivc tluc to tht- or-
gtiiilzutlons wliirh tt-ntl to ctlucaitc thc
farinci' to produce more of a high
Quality and thou to innrhct it. in or-
.lcr that otlicrs inuy ln- ahh- to buy und
sell the produce upon its incrit;
Settlers ol' tlic~rlght stump arc pur-
tit‘ulz1rl_\‘ unxioue-I about tht- opportun-
ity for otliicnling thc t'hildrt-n. l’i‘i||t~t-
oI` Wztlcls tiollcgc lin:-'. 11 reputation
sccoiul to none. lyluch has been said
and more has bi.-cn writtcn ui thc
trend ot' our niodcrn school systt-ins.
thc aiblcst. in tho luiul are grappling
with this tiucstloii. 'l`l\i' puhlit- .scliools
o\` tho lslalitl in:i_\' huvt- boon licgh-ctctl
but it luusl be iulliiltlutl that tht' niovc-
nent rct~t-iitly iiiaitigiirutt-d givt-:-1 prohi-
=so of cxct-llviit. results. Many years of
hard worli arc i1occs:~1ury.
Vurioin~; iutluclutcs :acciii Io have cou-
spircd to bring proiiiint-iu'o to tht-
lsluntl. lllany proiitalilc ztntl attructlvc
‘uiulcrtultings are citlicr on it sulc bas-
is or in the process ol` maturing. Tho
ultiniatc .siict-.css oi' the sevorul co-
operative idt-ue-1 developing will dc-
pcnd Irtrgt-ly upon ilu- iiin»'clIlsli alli-
tniltr of those vitally iiite-rcutctl.
Agi'ic.i|ltiir:tl cducutlon has re-
t-.civctl a stiniulils from tho llotiiinion
Govcrnmoiit under`thc Agricultural
lnstructioii Aid Act. Many fornis of
work may iio\v be cnrricd on with iii-
crezisotl vigor and niztny now forms
may »Iic cointiieiicctl.
::When you wont such iiigh-grade
f.`.liocol:ilcs such as tholtc niiiiiiilfictur-
ed by Moirs, \lVillurd.~< and Ncilsons 
and yin want tlicni |>v.>rl'i-ctly fresh.
you'll gut. tht-ni ul the l\luc'.iliinln1n'\ig
Co., tjorin-r' _Urcat George und Kent
Streets. i\ll:IttC
BIIIS' Illl]lI_l(__l_IUlIlllllN[Il
Following is lllc progi‘in|i1nc ol tho
‘Bt.ys` Work Conference to bo held»in
Suinniorslilc on the 20 to thc 28th ln-
sIant:- -
BOYS' WORK CONFERENCE.
Conducted by the P. E. Island Advis-
ory Committee on Boys' Work.
SUMMERSIDE, MARCH 26-28, 1915.
HAROLD C. CROSS, Charlottetown.
Conference Director.
_ FRIDAY EVENING.
4.30 ltegistrntion und llillotlng.
6.240 lluiiquct; Address of Wclconic
by l\Iiiyor; lit-.ply threo (il) lloys.
8.15 ()rgunl1.ntloii of tloiifereiico.
8.30 Address "Personal Eillcleiicy,"
Taylor Stntten.
9.15 Ad.lou_rii.
SATURDAY MORNING.
ll Address.
0.20 Paper "What Uno (ilu:-is is
Doing."
9.30 Paper
Country S.S."
9.40 Pnpcr
gnc."
9.50 De|nonstrnt.lon:. Orgutilzcd
Clues Ili Session.
10.05 Address “The Organized S. S.
Claes." Rev. W. A. Ross. _
10.80 Address 'Canadian Standard
“Dllilculties ul' the
“l'9cket Testnlnont Len-
tlie great honn bestowed on future gen-
Elllclency I.I`ests" Taylor Statten.
Prince
Big change
Ono cent par word tlrot Insertion
Twenty-five cents.
on arrival of -Boat
s- '€' " “Eg”
liunnln cussmtn lns;T
of .Program 
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In this column. half cent por word
each continuation. Cub must accompany order. Minimum charge
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 WHAT HAVE YOU IN THE
A See If you can find somethin
and get something you can use.
Cli the Free Exchavi e Ad
print it FREE. D0 IT NOW!
ff . THAT YOU WOULD LIKE T0 TRADE OFF? 
things. ‘
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Guardian and bring It orsend in your Exchange Ad. We will 1
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applicable to any part ol’ (lzinudu. Agri-  I I _ . . , ; .
ATTIC AT HOME
9 that you no longer need or want. rf
,1 If It is In good condition, someone else may want that very Q
t. thing and may have some useful article they ill trade you for It. - ~
' Why not "swap" through the medium of the Guardian Ex-
change Ads? This new department Is able to quickly bring about .
` even exchanges that will benefit News readers. "
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f You may have a second-hand gas stove. a baby carriage, a bed. .
a let of books, a musical Instrument, furniture: an automobile, or '
any one of a hundred articles that are in daily demand by some fl
fi one. For various reasons you do not need these things. Why ..
keep them only to fill up your house_ and barn? Trade them off 1/
That's the modern way of doing 
The Guardian will give you an Exchange Ad absolutely Free for ..
a limited period. This applies to individuals only and not to deal- .
ers. If money lsasked for articles, the ad will not be run free, but
the regular charge will be made. .
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Agents \Vanted
wAN'r'sb'K'c.sN1' 'ro sE|.|_ oN com-
iiiission high grudc line ot' l’t-rsonal
tlliristnius Grectiul: cards, during
Suiniiicr und Full. Apply now. Itc-
ferciico rcdiiirotl. A. (i. l’luninier,
Engravcr, St. John, N. B.
9001-Il-18M5ipd.
PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED.
Send for catalogue. Solar and bro-
riiidc prints, 'pnrtrtiits ilut and con-
vex, fraiii<,~s ond i<I:0f.:t pictures.
liiercliaiitzs Portrait Coiiipuny, 'l`o-
ronto.
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FOR SALE-THE STANDARD BRED
.stallion “Baron Ideal", 35792. J. A.
tluinphcll, New London 1'. O. ~
9007-ll-lilmdlwk.
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LOST IN THE CITY, A WOOLLEN
glove, with clasp: Finder please
lonvc at Eldon llotcl. 9062-3-l8ni3l
1" - '*" I
Situations Vacant;
$150. FOR SIKTY DAYS’ EASY
WORK. Write i`or Contract. Brad-
ley-Gnrretson Brantford.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR
'The Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries
We tench our men to soil. Ex-
perience unnecessary. llighost coin-
missions paid. Ilandsomo free
equipment. Stone & Wellington,
Toronto, Ont. 8264-1-14i:ne2t'l
lloa1'tIc|'s \\'nnt.`ctI
BOARDERS WANTED. ONE OR TWO
gcntlcnieli, or iiiarrlcd couple can
bo nctcoiiitulatctl with lloard and
ltooln in private honic convciiciitly
and pleasantly situated. Apply 229
Sydney Street. 9000-Ll-ISIIIBI,
 
Help Waiitctl-1“eni:ilc
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
linux-;cwoi'l<. Apply to 180 (.‘.i'ctit.
_dt-_‘cg§i:c_iccl._ 1100:;-3-1811131.
wAN'rEo-A maid itnitiedhtiziyf./Tp
ply S3 Upper Prince Street.
90131-ll-1tiM6l
BILLY SUNDAY'S MESSAGE-
(lrcnt opportunity for nian or wo-
iiinn. We will pity you $120 to dis-
irlhuto It. in your neighborhood.
Sixty days' work. Sparc time may
he used. international Bible Press
Company, 182 Spadinn Avo., Tor-
onto. 8996-3-l3m8i.
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\\’aiiiod
WANTED.-3 FRESH MILK COWS.
Apply. Boxi50.> 8355-3-3n1tf
wANTeo.- n6'rARv sAwMu.|_.
Also stcaini boiler, plainer and
iiiutclicr. Apply ll. care Guardian.
M __ > i _ A 9077-Il-l9M1l_lptI.
wA`N1"EiiL‘ro "'i‘iia`Nr sv THE
inonth un expr:-ss wugon. Apply lo
S. l~‘. Tarliiisli, 10»l Fitzroy street.
l___.__.._____ ,. _ ”"_‘*§l1_§2”_‘-_
wAN'reo-A srENoc'n"/IPHER AND
bookkccpcr with some experience.
Apply stating wages expected, Box
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__~ _ ,
284. City. , 9069-ll-18lii1lI.
_Y 7 v711_e1p_\Vaiitcd-V-lllnlc
$15. WEEK AND EXPENSES-To tra.
vel, appointing local representatives.
Whitfield Linscott, Brantford.
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For Sale
reno' §AL'e:'_’r'»=ulni?s'n'e'o' we fsi
tt-in llull 2 ycnri-1 old froin it good
strain und ti lint- i||ilivli|||,,|_ |j,,|||l,|
<1 t.'oiiiptun, Ilnngor. l*. l~l. I.
  _ _'Www £lt|Ttl»;i-lllililflliiptl.
c./\so|_eNe soAr'"`Fon"s`A’i1EI'-
suitable for lolii»:tt»i‘ Ilsh-ing or picn-
surc; one yvur ohl. Will su-ll with
or without onglnc. Apply l{e||no|,h
ll. liltilillllun, t'ovt~ llctul.
!l0ti/i-Il-lSni3I.
A ..-L -_
_1.__lf`-_?§_C.HANGE £2?-_.___
A letter copier, latest design, with
stand and cupboard. valued at $1l0»
Will cxclinngo for otlico dusk.
Giiiirdinii Ofllce. _
Gramopliono or Grufonolu records
lin oxciinngo for other records. Apply
lt., l’. U. Box llti. (‘liurI0.ttoI.owii.
(lil lump, 1-xcollcut. roiulltioii, sult-
nlilc for liculing or cooking. \VlIl |-x~
1-liiingo for poultry or vogolublus. LI.,
caro ol' (luuriliun olllcc. -
9044-Ll-17MEtl'
l<Jxt-.liaillsc I'or towii property. 50
acres of land. Nowhouse, 25 ncro:-1
rlvur, ‘.55 undor wood und lumber. Ap-
ply 72 iliiyilchl Struct, (lI\arIot.tot0wn.
I 9084 -3-lilntlll
ll.tItI tiroup t‘ii_il|`t-i't;i\t-,t-.q;» my
l‘own l)t-logiites. (li) lturul l)elt-gates,
2.00 t.onlorcnce Pliotogruph.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
l.:I0 Address"‘St~outing un Aid to
the Sunday School" ll. (T, (frogs,
1.45 Dcnioni-itriitlon IS- t
Y. M (_, Al Scouts. o tou Work.
2.15 Discussion. _
I Z..l0' :'l’hiy'_Ai| Itltlticolloiiul lfnctor
uqll)oys Life Address: 'l‘. station,
--(0 Rccltntluli (III Dciiioiivstrutlon
ol' l’luy. (Ii) Atlilt-tics. ltr) Iilkeii.
sA'runDAv EVENING..
7,30 Address.
7.50 Addrcs "Y ' ~ '
You" A. S. Mcliilisttiiilr ummm News
14.15 Antirt-as “sitio Lights on coi-
lexze Lifc.'
*L30 Address "Tl v " "
Taylor Stntlcu. N hem" Ure
9.00 Adjourn.
SUNDAY.
fl-fl" UU|UKt\tio|iMeotlltgi-1.
3-30 `0|‘|0l‘ U0.Vs` Mass Meeting, ,\(|.
dress 'luylor Stulten.
8. Farewell Service.
§§§f2Hv hz___uo__¢Iiq
` "Just received in perfect condition
one hundred nnd iltty cases Nnvcl
oranges Wholesale. Carvcll Bros.
9075-3-19MtlI
. "CHECKS ARE FASHIONABLE
.THIS SEASON. TTHE WOMEN WHO
WISHES T0 DRESS IN THE MODE
IS CERTAIN TO BE CHARMED
WITH OUR ALL WOOL BLACK AND
WHITE CHECKED CLOTHS. THESE
GOODS ARE VERY MUCH IN DE-
MAND AND YOU ONLY PAY LAST
YEAR'S PRICES. PATON8.
' 9079-3-l9M3I.
"Macs (loinpound Syrup of Hypo-
phospliltes can't be beat l’o_r quickly
building up the run down system and
restoring perfect health. Price $1.00 li
bottle. The 'Two Macs, 149. Great
George Street.-MEM.
RIOTING AT ADRIANOPLE
LONDON, March 15.-4TeiographIiig
I'roni Sofia, the correspondent of the
Dolly Mull says that it ls reported thlt
rioting and pillagliig have. taken place
In Adrlnnople.
|;osp““| auavnes at-0 greilller nowt yi    '   .
t an ever. 'e urge upon a even ii __ , ' -,.l,,,.
great sacrifice to continue to nut tor- ““' T  ' 47-! 5'; 4|.
ward their best eilorts to provide our ‘~=.~..
suffering soldiers at the front with
first aid neccssarles
Never before was the call so urgent . `
never will ii loyal response be more
STYLES AT A MODERATE PRICE. - ._ L, ' _ . ' ' , ' ‘
PATONUA 9.793-19M3I. ' ' _ _ " `.
._..__....__....-- . _
-V “ALL WOMEN ARE NOT GOING _ . 
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no onto Ar A oAnoA|N. wr. _ - I ‘ _ . d 
on! ' sons-tmai. ‘"“’ “"""’“'§_'°,‘f_ ‘}'}'f,“s2§§i, . » . _ &   2, _W a
"BaxI!i"Cod ‘Liver Oil Emulsion is , H°n»y_ pr“|d,|,t_ _ . .-  _- .‘ ‘ » ' I ~ ._»,,,__,__-
ony to take. quick in action, and re- STEPHEN “_ JENKINS' ., , _ .. . _ ._ _Mix - ~ ~ . I _.1 - 1
W2: Hon'y. Secretary... . ;». _». _ _ l ` ` n A ‘. 5 0.; . ' I 1
M 911°' W "4 7 “ \°°¢"¢- it 1016. ` ’ _ _ . . . ~ , _  ' a .
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