.ACROSS CANADA
nr Auf sznmuss roun.
l. ~ _;  -<
»|'p¢_  6! o trip across
winds seems 'at lint all-noe an ex-
_wisive \\n4°W.l§\n¢ W the average
. wen, when l=e;cr one steps ie een-
 the dist-Ines covered and the
’ mu gg ni; ure, hotels and incidental
-_ nwises, Yet it is not necessarily all
,weeelvely f expensive preposition.
f-- ,mlb under the All Expense 'roar it
‘. an bg made at I comparatively snail
.4 e!P9¢\5°»  -a '
V Thu year the .5darn's Tour will
" ,nw-tok; its !0\l.tth_ and the Kerr
-J? gfywn in min annum Au expense
=» ur. _
 “Tm Adam’s tur will leave Montreal
i_ Thursday, July llth., for the Pacific
 mar, visiting enroute Toronto. Mm-
`».k|, winnipeg; Saskatoon. Calgary,
.‘ j§,ff_ uk; Louise, Edmonton, and
 gqeugn the, Canadian _Rockies to
` 1...” nupert ana ine rseme oem.
' ,mm g palatial Ganuiian_Natlonal
smmship will be boarded for e. trip
_ -gimugh sheltered scenic seas to van-
"eeuver. From Vancouver the party
yin start on the retutn Joumey and
'Qui visit Jasper ` National Park,
qmedels llriect National Play-
geund. From Jasper National Park
um “ny ,111 visit the lnrflnlo park
< si Wainwright, and from there will
yiigeeeed on their homeward _tourney
 ie Port Arthur, embarking st that
 ` We en a vessel ez Northern Naviga-
' gm company tor a trip through the
1 ,press Lakes to Sarnia reschinl
» 'Montreal siitiirday...-eusiist Srd.
Th, Kerr-Bryson tour commences
' ' V Toronto Wednesday July Will
. ‘t . -1
f me ineiueee a a-ip to victoria B. o..
~_“1¢gv1n¢ Alien Aillliet 8th.. on the re-
~ lim;-p, gonrney. The tour ends at Toron-
` 'wiiueilet 1011- `
» ~*-' 1,, 4u.n`penee 'reur is one o! the
.'i,.°.. engeysbie me ieesnexnen-sive
3* ny, ¢1- making A »'.i‘rl.nsocntinent
.'  The rates for the Adaurs tour.
'I *gem Montreal, are irom §330.000 P21'
.`:f.p.-ren up, and !or the Kerr-Bryson.
mm iq;-onto, $332000 up, according
< ie me class oi accomodation de-
flree. ‘ T
fi run inionnatien with regard fc
f 'loth tours may be had,fron-i any
. ‘emaaien National Ascot. °r ff°m F-
"'iw_ Robertson, General Pasansef
i fggent, Moncton. N- 3-

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.prompt re1ieL.._ Many sufferers from
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5 `   SALE
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horse finest, boneleu bee!
and beef tripe _for sale.
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` - THE LAND WE LOVE
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FARM LAND VALUES
Q. What are the present farm lsnd
values in Canada?
A. The average value of the oc-
cupied farm lands oi’ Canada as a
whole. including both improved and
unimproved land, as well as dwelling
houses, barns, stables and other farm
buildings is retumed se S38 per acre.
By provinces the averages are as !ol~
lows, with the previous year’_s values
given within brackets: Prince Edward
Island. $44 ($41): Nova Scotia 834
($37); New Brunswick $31 ($30):
Qlleb” " ($57): Ontario S62 ($85):
Man... .27 027); Saskatchewan
|27 $26); Alberta, $28 £828); British
Columbia, S90 (89.) -
In Sympathy
With Teachers
At a meeting of the Labolfrs
Protective Union the following resol-
utions re the present situation re-
garding “increased salaries for teach-
ers," was unanimously adopted.
Wheras “On account of our 'teach-
ers requesting the government to ln-
crease their salarles' arid were refused;
and whereas they have decided to
stop teaching until the matter is ad-
justed; and whereas "The children
attending those school are helpless
in settling this grievance."
Therefore resolved that we the
Laborers Protective Union place our-
selves on record as _being in sym-
pathy with the teachers; and further
resolved "That we are ot the opinion
that every member of the Legislative
Assembly should co-operate and pass
such legislation as will enable our
teachers to continue their good work
in connection with our educational
department.
- Daniel Gillis, president
, ‘Daniel Coughlin, secretary
L. P. U.
S1’i!lRLING. 'ibn members and
one visitor met, M. the homo 01' MIB-
Jnmes Hiscott for the February
meeting. The Institute has Dliwcd H
drinkinz fountain in the school and
rent gilt to sick members. A hmilv
was provided with cakes, etc..
during a period of sickness in the
home. Plans are M1118 H1355 ' 9°
hold an entertainment and dance in
the hall, durins Easter week.
TAKING PECK OUT OF PEPKIBH
“I don‘t en.i0Y Galina"
"Wim" __
"Because ii spciis my al>i>=ti'e| -
Buen Humour. M}4\`i'3~
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FERTlL1;i;:ns i
Colonial . Formula “A” or .
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wllinonnly sive rw ww F"-
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nuns ben. iboroarbli'
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saddened be1l\l!|°l W i
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Central Guardian
nut for the hue burner. A. Plckard
er ce.. phone 240. ‘coca-a-as-ar
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HARD COMr-DM. dt W. Chelt-
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nlscmllomo cosn ronsr...
Albion 'Nun suringbili and weien '
sninraeiie. orders delivered from
cars. A. Pickard do Co., phone 240.
\ " om-s-as-ai.
#Wil ' I
sua 'mU,li.sos'!.-nent roi-get
the sale at H. P. Uudmorfl, Buckley
Point, Thursday. March 28th. If not
fine fcllowins one dev. sooo-s-27-11. '
nanrssr-servibe creed ri-may
morning. Mu-ch 29th st 11 o‘clock.
Offering lor relief of miners and their
Ilmilidd. ` ‘
wool: rsmuos-sum service
sunday arte.-neon,_Maren aut ei s
dciock. Mr. Rodger et Beirut wiu
preach. ,
FERTILIZER.-Just arrived Super,
roieeh, Ammonia, soda emi msec
Goods. which we can deliver st»onoe.
Call soon. A. Home dt Cd. .
‘ _ toes-a-27-ai.
rouca obunr-'rnere were two
cues on yesterday niorning's Police
Court Docket. A man for selling milk
under the mt, wee rinééi`tii.Qo and
costs. An old offender charged with
being drunk and disorderly was
awarded 010.00 or twenty days in
jail. On rdcommendation he was
'sent to hospital. _f
anssnsnssnli ensues united
Church. Rev. David, Coburn, M. A..
B. D., Pastor. Services tor March
iilst: Rose'_Va1ley. 11 a. m. Gran-
ville, 3 p. in. Pleasant Valley, 7.30
.p. m. The Lordfs supper will be dis-
pensed in Granville Preparatory ser-
vice March Niih and opening of the
mite boxes. Meeting o! the Onicial
Board in Breadalbane on April lst
at 2 p. ln. ~
PBOTOGRAPBED- `Fi'id|.y's Tc-
rontoDailyM»ilAndltmpiije has si
line photograph ot the board ot
Sabbath Schools and Young Peoples
societies of the Presbyterian Church
among' whom one noticed Rev. R. Ii.
Stavert. Hunter R.iver;and Rev. Win.
Orr Mulligan ol Bydney.Mines for-
merly oi this city
rsmwoan Dann.--Mr. Ernest
O. Webb of Cavendish received s te-
legram on Monday, March 25th. `
bearing the sad news of the death of
his brother, William, in Los Angeles,
California, on Saturday morning
Mmm :si-¢i'ei_ ureege ei nity three .
years. He.was the eldest son o! the
late Mr. and Mrs. James Webb of
o'r..eary`, and left P. ri. Island about
thirty years ago. He leaves to mourn
oi Illinois U. B. end live sisters
namely, Mrs. Wm. Hart. Los Angeles
Wm. Mscxendrlok, Uenipbellton Lot
4, -P. E. Island. 'also three brothers:
Charleebourg Quebec and Emest of
The Maritiines
Maritime Provinces are receiving a
great deal-of publicity thwlllh I'
series of articles which are appear-i
ing in the New Outlook. the Drill!
o! the United Ohui'ch._D\lblished'il1~
‘roronte,_ inconnection with the New
_outloox Maritime tear iniszeomlnc
summer. These articles are written. .
with me iee.ritiiii°.P“W1\1°°°- 'U4
give a pen. pietiiro of their' scent(
'beauties and other twill?-! 01 BPM!!
in t0l|l'istl.‘ ` ' '
~'1'here' WU!! ODPM
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awakening of in _
the‘D°°Pl0 °! ,
time Provinces as
eiiegreeter number w
int year. and this *our
reduce: tim ewepfned interest
7 'ne new oaueoi 'mime ww
(win ima Monday. Jw'
and will vie the Gam..
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enemy Nm. over the qc-
guensy. io the idvof' the it
Lim-ence at DOW. 
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' Hats for Easter
RIGHT THINKING heads wear right
looking hats, the sorts that the
‘fMEN’S. STORE” is showing in gen-
erous profusion this week. Narrower ’
brlms, with slightly tapering crowns
are very popular this Spring.
$2.75 _$4 $5 $7
§
his wife. Maynie Penkey, formerly; ,f -
Young Men’s Spring over-
'“‘° ‘°"“"’ ‘°""”"'°”°' °' th' coats, slip on style in fancy ‘
grey and fawn tweeds. single
breasted models, all 
evidently. by mme one W2” 'M94 `Young Men’s Spring over-
coats in the new form fitting
double breasted models- in'
fancy light and medium
tweeds, all sizes
  $2o.oo
Gloves- for ']
New Gloves for Easter, come in and
see the popular Deerskin, which gives
you something very dressy and
smart Also an excellent wearer. _<
Prices i  and 
Ties for Easter _
The fiifest rangeof spring ties you have
_ever seel. small patterns regimental
i stripes, jacqiards, ties brilliant and ties
‘““"’*° . 75°: $1 $1.35~$1.50
R
Men’s and young men’s
spring overcoats, fancy grey,`
fawn and dark mixed tweed,
single breasted models, slip
on styles . . . . .
_ . . 
Light weight coats for men
and young men, slip on
styles, single breasted coat,
all Wool clothes in fancy
greys, browns, .and fawn
tweeds and new overcoats
all.sizés,  
sas-on i e.
, , , \\| _
oaur.. Mrs. Wm; ni1i,` Westport, , -, ` _ . _ '
cenn, Mi-e. James wedlock -and sire.   5, ‘. .- ”'~
louise Ramsay, O'Lesry, and Mrs. I Fr I ` ` _ 
Young Men’s fine wo"`r`sted
suits in plain and fancy blues,
herring-bones and fancy
browns, single and double
breasted models. 
The new double breasted
vest suit in plain all wool.
Blue botany serge, with
small pencil stripe' single
breasted two buttoned coat,
double breasted vest, and
pleated _trousers 
lsr- Ms-1
Edwin, Ins Angeles, Calif., -Gordon. " ` ' .i - ~' '
°~"'-er ~ .  ` Look After Your Wardrobe NOW!
Summer. Tear _Te .. &OVercoa`ts for Easter Suits fQ1' Easter
Men’s and young men’s all
wool serge _suits in plain
navy blue, ‘guaranteed fast
color, single and double
breasted models, pink bot-
tany yarns . . . . . . 
Men’=i all wool hand tailored
scotch tweed and worsted
suits in fancy grcys, browns,
and fawns, single and double
breasted models. These suits
tailored by, Lounder, Tor-
onto... . .4 .. . ._ ._ .  5 W
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A Moore fo’ McLeod Ltd.
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t ~ s 4  \ .The Mens Store
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