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was only ' ,ffhere the surf beats
jot; 'hon' tank steamer Rosecrans
ygvlll. the oclated Oll Company's
,|_ 'the Assticany B total wreck.
Ili" is pm: new were drowned and
-T" 'wwe thirty-three and the
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wl°'l‘“n lieere for orders.
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THBEE “"1'2ll.i§)i~]iJill) fu Haluii/ron.
_,-
' a ch ll-A lit-
»iu"“""i;l"I1l."..'l`.‘..»f one ye-o
tleslfl 'lanltnntly killed by u. street
old, was_1I\;1 afternoon. She was
‘ar on kmtaliliile of the street. and
on the :es wh., was on the oDD0Sit¢
litf '.“°tl|ed' her She ran across, all'
side, fl cl eliiess of a car coming
Parwtly hw car struck her and r0ll¢l
north. 'l`_c_0r some distance. Botli
her “l‘_’"i fm(-,tllred and her head
“l“sSll¢?rwlls dead when picked lip.
sul _,__
~ ‘ ij )F C~AH'l`E|R'S
C0UNTMm'l1l'l'iE{i.lii Livisn PILLS
_,f-
.~ _i renee, Four Months in
Gm htm `l"Itniteritini'y.
_ .' <1 for the protec-
,_,,L,,,l p;oceuliii,s _ _ _ _
_ P. 'ter Medicine fiom
lm" . "r,,_,,:\],:l.:,nnrIrtI for Carter's Little
ng;-sl‘ills clllniiiiatcd on -l8_nll_B»l`l’
U 1912 in the sentence of William
“ik ` Brooklyn, N. IY., dealer in
F "l,l,y the New York Court Of
‘lf“gf', S,.b.,,,,,1i5;, to imprisonment iii
ape-mlniteliliury nt horn lobor, loi-
tm pniuntlls. The cllargc was couii-
mltitinr: the trade-mark for Carter’s
",§\,u,,' Li,»c,~ pills, in violation ofthe
l?°__‘_l_l‘_:kh;‘;;,, pleaded _guilty in the
,.0,,,.t uf Special Sessions in Brook-
lyn to the charge of selling KOOGS
» gl ilntcrfcit mark to ii
l;“L:.‘:,:,\l:|gyn :ll-llgfzist. The goods_ were
' d, d thebllycr froln Fink gave
hlli“e\'i1Iflé’hcc in behalf of the prosecu-
‘ _ The sentence in the Brooklyn
llllll-t wo; postiionelid_;;t_gedaf_f;;ir the
New Yor case was -
'l‘|le Cartel- Medicine Company de-
fected the counterfeit I\lm0Bf» at U10
monielit of its first appearance and
nipjiod Filik‘s operations in the bud,
before any qulintity of the spurious
goods had been placed upon the mar-
ltet. In sentencing Fink, Judge Deuel
lull special stress ilpon the injury
done to thc public when a remedy so
vrell`knoivli as Carters Little Liver
Pills is counterfeited and put on the
market. I-le imposed the Sentence Of
four months in the penitentiary, not
only as the proper puiéis-hlncnt of
Fink,IiilnscIf, but in or er to deter
others Ironi the commission of like
frauds in the future. ‘ '
IN MEMORIAN.
lli nlelilory of Mrs. Aiidxw Ross
deplirtcd this life at Pin te on
March 14,1911. (lone hilt not for-
gotteil-flllugllter Annie.
,T,..,...._-_-__ _ -~»- _ _
Pkg. You
" -will never
'realize how much
_ tell cents can buy
_ ulitil you taste
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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"UUYIIC ll. U. ll. tonilgllt. Degree
pulcticc. \\`lii. W. Mcl’liee Rec. Secy
°°V°l°¢ Specialist, Pi-of .H A Tan
, _ . . . -
nl_>_lé.0tcacller of Voice Culture, Piano
"Km V i C it - _
im S______0 1_<_i_c8___ léegxg Snhspecial
3-idtliatllrivbli.
N
______f_‘l__H_s_l_n‘liil:_ comes llizain, gentle
,,, ,,___£__r'____l' "I _l\_lHl‘y. the public gaze
_,_____ “___ y diiccted to the great
_ ll .I s concern of James Patou &
l . .
"‘ wmk -\l0n2 the slush streets
Y »
;l_lf_l____l_>_l:_ilse ll while gelitle Annie, Lucy
und./g,,l',,;ll‘,?.__l°”l‘ “DOH their splendid
,s____.__em Ml.. ivindow display. There
,|,,,,,s .0l“,"3 “YNY of new Spring
E 015 The desert on its rich
“"“l¢`l‘l°°lm' with the simile f ul lie
_ _ _ o e -
:lining and the rising sun, in its en-
 ll"-lwns, well named "Camel
,,0___________ f\_l_”c shown on profusion of
w_____.__ den _e;iuty. Such dress goods
Sheba or init- the heart of the Queen
u.a_ ‘ _ "WCG the eye of Cleopa-
3-l2d3i _
A lrclltleliian .coming to
Cliiirl
train
t ~ .
U tctou n on the mm-mn
Hfntl
clo
Calla l ..
clans. Ithought so" was the
re
nn
thi l'ro
lllousllluls .,i
y°" N10 seine his e
lmywllere, If
Meet'
an lull. clill on_lilm and your g,.iav_
°¢ will be at
l h an end. James Call-
it
___ _zu ll; the man, 178 Queen, st,
(2
_ p lice. 3-ldtwthfrstf.
- was asked IW another
email where he get his
th” mllile. heaiiswered at James
my I “'0\\|Il know his cut of clothes
l .
Ywli-re. he lu the best tailor in
VINCE- This is nothing. new
his customers will toll
ut and stvlc of
Efirm t _ . A ‘ '_
°" lllll command attention
Y*‘“I°l'e not getting sat-
. UF Ml8Elll
How' Mrs. Bethune was Ro.:
stored to Health by Lydia '
E. Pinkham’e Vegan.
ble Compound. I
Sikeston, Mo. _- “For seven years I
,suffered everything. I was in b'ed- for
four or five days at a
 ,__ “pa __ __ time every month,
 ,.... _F br; _  and so weak I could
 X  loudly walk. Iliad
"‘ ' cramps, hackache
and headache, and
was so nervous and
weak that I dreaded
_to see anyone or
ave anyone move in
` _ _, ,,f__ //,_ _ the room. The doc-
.llllh/l////ilfl. no one me medl-
_ eine to ease me at
those times, and said that I ought to
have an operation. I would not listen to
;f\""i" , ’ ~‘
~‘ 
» .,1.\ . v\.:r.\.~.~.
§f\ .ow 'af/_ / .-.’-.-.
   ..
I 1./il.
i f 1// iff/» ff
told him about Lydia E. Pinkham 's Veg-
etable Compound and what it had done
for his wife, I was willing to take ir),
Now I look the picture of health arid feel
like it, too. I can do all my own house-
wo'rk, work in the garden and entertain
company and enjoy them, and can walk
as far as any ordinary woman, any day
I in the week. Iwish Ieould talkto every,
suffering woman and girl, and tell them
what Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Dana Bsrnuurz, Sikeston, Mo.
Remember, the remedy which did this
was Lydia E. Piilkham’s Vegetable
Compound. , '
have been troubled with displacements,
inflammation, ulceration; tumors, irreg-
ularities, periodic palns, backache, that
bearing down feeling, indigestion,_ and
nervous prostration, after all other means'
have failed. Why don't you try it? .-
_ " j
-  _DIED " _
U'liR_ll<lN-lil Calgary, Mar. 8,1912,
L‘ailiel (fill-len f'ormcraly_o'f Ti'g-
nisli ;tf.',crl_ 64. _ f
I .
Miiiard’s Liniinent Co., 'Li_mited.
Gentleinenf-My daiighter, _IB years
|injured_hei‘ elbow so badlv it .remain-1
cd stiff and very painful for'threc
years. Four b tl_es of MlNAR.D'S
LINIMEN'P‘ comp%tely' cured her» and
she has not 'been troubled for two
‘years.
~_ . Yours Truly, `
' ' J. -Pl. LIVESQUE.
I St. Jos_cp_li, l‘._0., 18th Allg.,1900,
KII/LEIJ \VI'l`I_-I A-,(‘.()B PIPE.
I (lIil°]VELAND,_é)., Milrcli 8-A corn
lcub_plpe proved to be li desdilv wea-
lIfo_u when used liy one of 'the disput-
irints iii_n card game last Thursday.
iiislit. 'rony . Pitchtn pno Donato
lioinbardo were thc disputants.l.om-
hardo who is under arrest 'abbed
-7 ,
his pipe. The injury _did not seem
serious' at first, blit grew. rapidly
worse, and Inst night Pitchen dietl.
1_,oiilb1i.rdo is held oil ii charge of
. nlurder,  _ _
,GIRUS IIEAIITY
INSPIRPIS ARTIST
UR-U(l'l`0N. Merch ll-Miss Faiillie
S. Lucas, the twenty-year-old daugh-
ter pf Mr. llud Mrs Wliltcr S. Lucas
of ho. 021 North Main street, chain-
pion siviiiililci' liuii lender of tho
younger society folk of the city, is
today receiving cougrlitillntioiis as
ii rel-ullt ol the cxllihitioil of her por-
ffnit. pliilitcd by Arthur L. Long, at
I1 recent exhibit held by the _llruckton
Wolncn`s Club.
Mr. Long admits thut the nttriiot-
lvciiess of his slllviert was flilly as
important :is the merit of the point-
, ing in iuspiriiilz- public interest. Miss
.Lucas wus choscii Izbcollse of her
bcnuty mid splendid llcurc.
bliss liuvnu iii it I.li'r.ektoii l;il'l. ll
,lrrlulllntc -ll thc lncdl high school, in
.thc cI:li-is 'lf' lflll.. She is n devotee
of outdoor siiorts und hns loin: been
.ri rival of Alllictto Knllcriiiaii as ii
l sivilnmer. At Swififs Beach, Wilm-
linni. where her pllrcuts have a Sum-
uicr home, she is looked up-on as uii
expert in the writer. She has long
henu the lender of the Siin-lulnr col-
uiiy there. ln swllillning she has
proved more *hun ii match for main
rlvrils scvcrnl times.
Suffcred (lreaily
With Her Heart.
Became So Weak At Tiines
Could Hardly Walk.
Many people muy he unaware of
having aliyiluilg wrong with tliclr lienri
till some cvciit-uiciii, ovcrwork, or con-
S fiiicmcilt in nn overheated or over-
crowded room, or public building makes
tlicin feel faint mid dizzy.
On the first sign of ally weakness
of lllc hi-art or iicrics, flagging energy
or' physicnl brerikdnwu, you should
not wait until you case becomes' des-
perate before you nvliil yourself of n
perfect cute hy using Milburn‘s Henri
and Nerve Pills.
Mrs. D. Mc(iil\'cr_v, Ilathurst, N.B.
writes:--"fJlist n fcw liner: to let yoil knnu
what Milburn‘s Heart and Ncrve Pills
have done for mc. I suflci-cd greatly
with my hcart and lircaliic so weak
at times I could hardly walk. A friend
of iliilic advised nic to try your Pills.
wll£ch I did, and soon found great relief,
Th y ure thc bc<t medicine I have ever
taken for licnrt trouble."
` Price 50 cents per box, or 3 boxes for
81.25, at all dealers or mailed direct on
receipt of price by The 'l`. Milburn Co.,
Limited, Tonmlo. Out.
1.
1
"v\’ wh
that, and when n friend of my husba_nd’s I
Compound has done for, me. ”-Mrs. ‘
It has helped thousands of women who _
old, was thrown from 3 sleigh arid*
v ‘ . J
Pltchen in the cheek with the stem of‘
|
Lwill be filled next winter.
It PBYB to buy in this Province _
Mr- Malllllllls. of the Bank of Mon-
treal, Charlottetown, who has been
transferred to Halifax, has left for
that city.
Henry Rattray, Bt, Peter's _Bay,
was in Charlottetown Tuesday on a
lmilness trlll and left on return yes-
terday afternoon.
Alexander Campbell and Everett
Johnston, firookfield, returned home
last night after attending the Seed
Fair in Charlottetown. _
Yesterday afternoon at the Char-
lottetown §Arena the West Kent
School defeated the Intermediate St.
Dunst`an‘s College team 2-1.
D. W. McDonald and Allister Mc-
U0nHld. Gemsetown, came to Char-
lottetown yesterday.
It is Mrs. Mary McDougall, King-
ston, who is offering her fariii for
sale and not McDonald us reported
yesterday. '
_1\_nY'.V0\lng lady stenographer, de-
siring n position ns general office
l\6ll\0I‘. slloulil write G.A.C., care of
Guardian. Charlottetown, at once.
The hockey match to have been
held in the Charlottetown Arena last
night between the St. Dunstan’s and
Prince of Wales College was post-
D011ed on uccount of the condition of
E the ice.
llev. George Steele of Bhediac, for-
merly of this Province, has been ex-
tended an iliiiinimous invitation to re-
muin as -pastor of the Methodist
Church in that town for another
yeur.
| Mrs. W. 0, Davey, Sydney St, who
recently underwent a very successful
operation in the P. ld. I. Hospital
l-Dr Ippeudicitis, has sufficiently re-
covered to permit of her return
home! _ '
Nelson Anderson, Giirnsey, Szisk,
son of John Anderson, Kensington,
WM ll Dusseirger by the mail sl`~ecie.l
last evening, returning to the west
after spending a few weeks visit-ing
at his home_in Kensington.
~ --- \
Mrs. 'John McDonald, mother of
Judge McDonald died yesterday at
Eldon at the home of her. daughter.
Mrs..' A. _D. Ross of that place. The
deéeased_lady,_ who was much esteem-
ed, _luid 'reached the advanced age of
8_7 years, She had been ill for some
days. Judge McDonald was present
during her last illness.
The students of Prince of, Wales
College held their annual meeting
Tuesday to elect the officers for their
two companies of the Cadet corps.
The result was us follows:-Company
A-Captnin, Alfred Seaman; lst Lieu-
tenant, Chas. Buxton; 2nd Lieuten-
ant, Percy Keeping; 3rd Lieutenant,
Harold` Rayner. Company B-Cap-
tain, Clarence Tidmsrsh; 1st` Lieu-
~tenan't, Thane Campbell; 2nd Lieu-
tenant, Wm. McDonald; 3rd Lieuten
ant, Clyde Auld. _
L _,1_
' Rev..'!. G. Strathie, Charlottetown,
has been' somewhat indisposed of late
and has been advised by his physician
to seek a temporary rest from active
work. He was contemplating taking
li few weeks off- when the officials ol
his chiircll, who never do things bl.
halves, are now urging liim to take
ii. three months lioli_day. A meeting
of the session and trustees of the
church was held last evening and it
was unanimously resolved to offer
Mr. Strathie a three months vacation
so us to pepinit a thorough recuper-
ation.
No other driigstore iii this
province keeps-it better or fresher :is-
sortment of Patent Medicines our
great aim is to haud out our goods
ln as good condition as when they
left the makers hands The next time
you rcqiiirc.a "Patient Medicine" kin-
dly reniembcr this. The MacKinnon
Drug Go. Cor. Grt. U00- ff KU fall;
, f
|v|,\yl'l‘l.(l\Vl17ll (lil is pure liiid white
lu color, and free fromi sinokc'or
smell when burning iii usunl house
ln,m|n;_ The Iniperilil (lil Go. Ltd.,
_ 3-7dlln.
ALF HOLYOKE ~
GRADS Altlsl WED
.1-_-
SOUTH HADLEY. March 11-/Phe
results of a complication o_f statistics
as to graduates of Mt.. Holyoke (lol
lege, announced today, show, auuurll-
ing to Dr. Amy Hughes, profes=»or of
sociology in the college, tlmi. the ef-
vlct of a college training is to train
girls for u happy and fruitful inur-
riasze.
Nearly 50 per cent, of the 7,000
womeiii graduated from Mt. Holyoke
College are happily married, accord-
ing to statistics complied by Dr.
J. I-I. and Mrs. McLellan, Vancou
V91". B~ C-, who has been visiting Mrs
McLella.n's relatives in this province,
left Charlottetown last night on the
mail special on return.
W. W. Clark, City Clerk, Charlott-
etown, has received a despatch from
his son Dr. Arteinas E, Clark, of
Providence, aunounlcing the death of
the latter's wife, after it ,ljml-¢_ H1.
ness, leaving un infant eou,'a week
old.
The 'snow which fell on Sunday in
lavish quantities was siibjectgd to [1
warm wind, strong sun and 9, little
rain yesterday. As it result the
snowbanks of yesterday morning e,-
round Charlottetown ure but sha<1_
ows of their former selves,
The last issue of the Canadian Cour-
ier contuins a group photograph of
the Calgary hockey team and among
the boys can plainly be seen Ivan
Reddin of Charlottetown. The Winni-
peg papers describe lvnn as being
fast and tricky and having played in
senior company in Halifax.
The result ol the vote on illiui-ch
Union ili Wood Islands Coiigregation
is as follows:-Elders for Union 4_
against 2. El-dcrs for Basis, 4 ii-
against Z Conlniunicants for Basis G0
aguinst 1‘J. Conlniuliieoiit-s for Union
73, against 26. Adlierents for Union 51
against 24. Adherents for Basis 37,11-
ghinst, 9. , _
U. Qluvk, Sllmmersi-de; D, S, Mc-
Donald, Souris; J. Moffat, New Glas.
gow; Miss Mclililliau, Toronto; (leo
H. Profit, M. `J. Profit, Worcester,
Mass; .Iohu.Audei'soi\, Keiisiligtoii end
Leslie Woodside, Clinton, were regis-
_t'ei'ed at the Queen 1-lotel, Clllirlottet-
o`\'\~n between 10 o'cloek Inst night
and 10 o,c1ock the previous
night.
The alinulil meeting of the¢l‘. ld. I.
Poultry Association took plneo in the
Prince of Wales College `I-lull, Char-
lottetown llisffevcning, 'I`lie` following
officers for` the ` ensuing yeur were
elected: Presideiit;-Geo1'ge lligliti'/.ci‘_
Vice-Pi'es_identI-for Queen- lsnfif:
Dane. .for Prince-Geo, Cnlllieck, for
Kings-Gerald A, l\1cL`orm;ick; ~ Di-
rci_:toi"s--Joliii Woniiricott, (leo, (‘.liil-
ton`;._ John Whitlock, A. F. Houston,
Jos; Ciirraii, Ernest Weeks, li. E.
Prowse; Secy Tres.--Ernest Weeks;
Supt.-Geo Chilton. Other matters of
a i-,outille character were disposed of.
Horace Wright, Bedeljue, W. A.
Walker; Moncton; (leo J. Mctliiarrie,
St. John; Wilfred Forbes. Port
Vcriion; A. IJ. McDonald, Houris; .l_
N. Fenton, Montreal; T. Hartwick,
Toronto; S. A. Hiltz, Halifax; (‘__W.
Spears, Toronto; W. E. l\Iulll»1ly, St.
John; A. Hislot, 'I`oi‘onto; 'lt-»'.i. 
Ellis, Montrcal; l.. Smith. Montreul;
W. B-. McNeill, Gr0'don'Ai`biiig, ll. l\l_
Mcqunrrie, U. .(lillis, Sumnicrside; ,I.
I’-. Lynch, St.`John; W. E, (lameroir.
Charlottetown; A. J. Biifliii, (‘hnr.lott-
town and H. Mitchell, Fredericton re-
gistered at the Victoria Hotel, Char-
lottetown between 10.30 lust night
and 10.15 the previous night.
The Vice Clinncellor delivered n
written judgment yesterday morning
in the case of John Callaghan und
others executors vel. Bridget Coady
:ind others, arising out of thc will of
the late Mrs. Owen Connolly. I-le de-
clared tluit Mary Alice Murphy was
ot bound to have her residuary legacy
adcemed by the payment. of $3000 to
her by Mrs. Connolly in the lifetime
of the latter and further that thc
deed-from Mrs. (loiinolly to Bridget
Coady dated June 27, 1907, was
duly executed and delivered and that
the ltdiiiilistrotion of Mrs. Connolly's
estate should be proceeded with with
out briligiiig into account the said
slim of $3000 of thc lands- granted by
the said drcd.
'zz-Fresli "Moira" are here. New
and splendid assortment of Moii"s
highest grade chocolates in handsome
occnruted packages sind in 16 flavors
ln bulk`ncw iii stock. Tho MacK'in-
llou llrug Co., corner Groot -George
and Kent Streets. drif-
::Buntni:l, Bell & Co., for best coal.
Lowest. urlccl. ' l-23fll»l~
"I\'lA\'l"l.L)\V|~llt Llil llmy not ho flu-
clrcllpest .per gallon ut the store. but
it will prove thc clleapest in use in
the home. The Imperial Oil Co. Ltd..
3-Tdlru.
n ' _l '-
' -.I .<4 of-7.
_ /,,..)
Hughes. The termi "l1BPPllv married"
is used advisedly, for as for as
known no Mt. Holyoke graduate has
ever been divorced.
Dr. Hughes’ statistics are based on
absolutely reliable information. Two
years ago the college inailes f.o_ every
graduate a 'lirculnr letter asking the
recipient whether she was married
and if so how many children she had.
Inquiry was also made concerning the
occupation nf each graduate or that
of her husband.
The college women who marry do
not seek childless lives is shown by
the met that there are nearly as
many children of Mt. Holyoke parent-
aga an there are graduates of the
college. The numtlr of professional
women among the graduates is sur-
orlsfngly small. and the par-outage of
graduates who have chosen profess-
tonal inen for husbands is not liote-
worthy.
SARAH PLATT DECKER
WOULD BE SENATOR.
DENVER, Col., March 11- Sarah
Platt Decker Is the candidate for~ the
women's organizations of Colarado
for mic of the two ‘uuatnrahips that
\
~ dren's injuries and skin
_ I.
_ >-- _
,_ i
I
, .
I Experienced mothers say
Zaln-Bnk is beat for chil-
troubles, because: 0
lt is herbal--no poisonous '
iniiicral coloring.
lt is antiseptic--prevents
cuts and burns taking thc ‘
wrong way.
It is soothing--cnds pain
quickly.
lt heals every time.
just as good for grown-
i I
ilps. \
. Sold at all stores and
druggilstu. , ,
' 3m"BU
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lprize fights was n suggestion 110
l Torolifti ll
lm, ,ind iironoiinccd it -uliworth Of thc
l»'Il'ork, on their energy und held out
lsnlnc prncticuf sllggestions for them.
itlic Opera House ill the afterilolui. It
_[buf excellent nnd comprehensive open-
‘iiig address in which she referred to
' their homes.
Cough in a Hurry
` Save $2 by linking This Cough
Syrup an llonu-_
'l‘hls recipe makes 16 ounces of better
cough syrup than you could buy ready-
mada for $2.50. A few doses usually con-
quer flie most obstiliale cough-stops even
whooping cough iiulukly. Simple as ll ls, I
no better remedy can be bud at any!
price. ‘
Mix two cups of granulated sugur with
one cup of warm wuler, und stir for 2
minutes. Put 25-2 ounces of Pinex illfiy
cents' worth) in a 16-ounce bottle: then
add the Sugar Syrup. It has a pleas-ont
taste and lusts it family ll long time. Taka
it teaspoonful every one. two or three
hours.
You can feel this take hold of at cough
in a. way ihut menns business. llns n.
good tonic effect, braces up the appetite,
and ls isllglitly laxatlve, too, which is
helpful. A hlinlly reinedy for lionrse-ness,
croup, lironclillis. usthmu. and all throat
and lung troubles.
The effect of pine on ihc membranes ls
well known. PInex'is_tlie most vnlullble
eon<'enfraied compound oi’ Norwegian
ivlilte pine extrnc_t, and ls rlch in giluluvnl
and all the natural healinf: pine elements,
Other preparations will not work in this
formula.
This Plnex and Sugar Syrup recipe has
:ittulned grent popularity ilirollglioiit the
Unltod States and Canacin. It lids often
been imitated, illougli never .~‘llpcessi'lllI_v.
A guaranty of' ribsollitc suflsfnclion, or
inoiiey promptly refunded. irnes with ililg
recipe, Your drugglst has Pln0.\'. or will
get It for you. lf not, send to the Plnex
Co., Toronto, Ont. A
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QHHUBH PICKS DE MAB Ti) WIN
TORONTO, l\llu'ch ll-"('larcnce llo
Mar will win the Olympic l\’laratliou,"
declared Alf. Shrubh, the great Eng-
lish long distant ruuiicr toiluy. “De
Mar is one of the greatest long dis-
tailt ploddcrs I have ever seen," con-I
tinued Shrubh.
"Tho Mal-utflloii nice ai. Stockholm
Is sure to be viui in record breaking
time, hilt I pick tho, Boston boy to
bent out the field. He runs easily
and is gulilc to thc corc. . ,
“De M:ir's \\'oudei'ful perforlnltncc ini
the B. A. A. Murzitlion last April"
stamped liiin-as thc nlarvcl ol the|
'ige ini distaln riuiiiing. He coveredl
the course from Aslilaud to Boston ili
excellent fast. time und finished frcsli.
"Tho yiluiigstéi' has greatly im-_
proved /luring the past ;,'enl‘ and I
expect him to do even better at
Stockholm. provided, of course, that
the weatllcr conditions are good.
“There is no doubt about this
young pheuom _going to Sweden. I-Iis
part performances alone entitles him
gn E pinot on the American Olympic
team.
_"treason emi linululld lirwe Home
seasoned long distant runners. but
none _or lhem are in the same close
with De Mar. lic. :\; ihc same in the
ruiiniug world as Ty Cobb is among
thc buschall stars."
` CENTRAL SEED FMR
(t'oiit_‘ill_li_e_tl___fr_oiu pliecll _ _ _
ues; hnsfs than lierctofore. _
Rev. Ur. ';§aiitIiiei~ spoke ofl’.E.l =~'
pm\,iein_e of transportation, educe
tion, etc, sayin:-r that eff" all l'°°Pl'=
must look_ to themselves f0\” fl F0
medy. I-lpcltkiiig of the "T\'i\iZ@dY Cf
the (‘enslis" he said 10 p.c. of the
people wlio left l"'. IC. I. were teach-
ers niid he iliudc lin clorlllvllt IlDll0Hl
on their behalf and On llchalf of th"
youth of the province for better SB-1-
nries for tencliers. lu this l>l“0Vll_\0‘~`
all should work together' and Dl`l1¢t1C°
thc religion of patriotism kneeling M-
tlie common altar of the country. all
with hilrh ideals aimed at the adv-
\'nliccluoiit of one common llF0"'ll\‘3°»
He had some words of advice fOr
the press and deplorcd the fatt that
they allowed their columns to be used
by 1-‘crihblcrs who stirred up fast dy-
ing pl'cilidircs ill si-.:~lila|‘i;1.lttloli. liinrc.
npncf-_ for n<_{l'icillture and less lOl'
oderell, Ho quoted a passage from 8
speech delivered by l)r__ Andl‘eW 'MW'-5
pllltil lzefore the (`li|indil\n ( lub lu
us liblisllcd iii ’l`hc Lilulrdl-
theme, unworthy of the pro_villcc und
liiiivortlrv of thc .l0\‘l'll'll \`\’l'I1Ch Sllfcllil
It lii'oli»_!c:ist over the c<iunf»l”Y. ('l"'l"
nftvriziniz thc wholo spcccli its flip
punt. f'l»nclildi\i_u ho nddrcsrird ll
few ivords to womru lis co-workcr.<
with ulzi'icliltlii'Ist.s and ciiniiiiclldetl
the Indies of Alpha Ladies liistitutl-,
Dr. Gautllier spoke ilndcr difficulty,
suffering with xi severe cold, but hc
address. _
li lucetiug of ladies was Iicld ill
was ii good representative ulleeting,
mill Mrs. J. A. Mathicsoii presided.
Mrs. Mnthicson delivered li short.
i-_he changes that had in recent years
taken place iii i'cspl=.ct to liousoliold
ocoiiolny null the illltius of women lil
liev, l'_ D, Mcfluigan. President of
the ('eiitrnl Seed Fair Association
followed with a short address Ill
which he enlarged upon the lliglll
and noble duties of niotherhoorl and
woinallhood,~-niost of all in keep-
ing free from the contamination of
evil the susceptible minds of child-
ren nllll guarding them from moral
mints. He heartily eongrntulutedl
the ladies oil the excellence of their
exhibits of Domestic Science as seen
in the Market Hall.
Miss Dutcher followed with li
capital paper on Milk , Handling
Women, generally, 'she said, are,
not deeply enough interested in the,
iniportance of pilre milk, and the
part borne bv milk in the spread of
contagious and infections diseases
such as tuberculosis, typhoid fever
out is ea-iilv coutwuilinted
it exposed in dirty, dusty streets,
makes it unfit for use--~ especially
for little children.
She related her impressions of A
supply house, the milk, from which
was sold nf. 20c per quart, and l0c`
was ciitlllisinsticlilly received nn_rl was '
,tonlieroil npplause at intervals in his
A short discussion on the subject
of Miss Dutchers excellent paper
f0ll0W€<l_. in whiCh the cllairiiinliiun,
Mrs. Matliieson, Mrs, tinge,-B, of
Government House, und Mrs. ilark
of the Experimental l“arui took part,
Then followed Miss Hllnt‘s talitul
Paper on Handicraft Work, .lid the
meeting adjourned,
Yesterday forenoon the (felitral
Seed l"aii' was formally opened by
2*" afldfess by Iiieut, Gov. Rogers
and in the afteriiiiuii there was a
good attendance of representative
farmers nt the Educationlal Meeting.
After a few i'emarks hy Lieutenant
Governor Rogers, who formally open-
ed the Fuir and hy Hon Murdock Me-
Klnnon. Commissioner of Agriculture,
Dr. J. H. Grisdiile, Director of the
EXDfJl'inieiital Flirm. Ottuwu, deliver-
ell im 21ilfll`0SS on Seed l’i'oduction.
Dr. _Grisdale is a very intcrestfing and
luminous speaker and his remarks
were followed with close attention,
In dealing with the slilielit features
of successful soil production he point-
ed out the need of first securing the
proper variety of seed. '1‘heii he dis-
cussed the lJ1‘0l>€1‘ place for the grain
crop in rotation. lt should coinc sil-
ter a root and potato crop. He ad-
vocated shallow plowing tliorotigli
druinuge mid cultivation und warned
the farmers not to loosen up the top
soil too much, and to have the sub-
soll kept firin. l-Ie contended thot all
soil should he kept, drained no mat-
ter wliat its iiliture is. He sliid it
~'W0lll(l f!0St $25 all :tCl‘L‘ for the tlrgili-
age, hilt the increase yield ns ii rc-
sult would increase the vnlllo of the
hind nt least $50 all llcre. llc said
thlit it was iuteiidcil to Imvc n sys-
PAGE T` f'I4l`l _
Experimental Farm in`Charlov.tet0Ul12
In describing the preparation oi tlid
seed bed Dr. Grisdale advised hlr»
rowing, rolling, seeding than rolling
again and finishing of! with light
harrowing. A heavy roller should be
used in order to pacl! down- the bod
properly, a roller that would require
two heavy horses to draw. The Qae-
tor also spoke about sowing grain,
after corn in the stubble and in sod.
A mistake that is often made, is
having`the seed bed too loose. Out in
the west it is the common practise
now to cultivate stubble land instead
of plowing ond the practlsefis a good
one. He recommended the dine drill
as being the best for sowing. wit
gives uniform results and is UWSC
economical in the use of seed. H6
spoke strongly against the sowlng'of
seed broadcast. '
The entries are more numerous than
nt any of the previous Seed Fairs.
In White Fyfe Wheat, there are 21
entries; in White Chad 6, in Rusoiau,
i4, Blu-iey, 22, Banner 0o.te1»'I. Buck-
wheat 10, and Timothy 24. There is
also a good competition in Black
’l‘artariau, Field pens, beans, flax
&c. _
, In the lillnd picked gI'Bil1E. them is
also on excellent showing, there be-
ing over G0 entries. The exhibit of
potatoes is exceptionally large. _IH
lilcliityres alone, there are 42 entl'loB2
Zi iii-'llakotli Ileds; '24 in the Rose
Type; 15 Green Mountain also a g00<l
rl-prcseutatioil of other varieties. ,
_ The Domestic Science Department
was never so well represented. There
:irc 00 ,entries in Tea Biscuit. 60 in
l\Vliitc Bread, 34 in Apple Pies, 22 in
llome-inane (funny. besides a large
number iii oat cake, fruit Cake. 18003/
nuke, Graliniil bread, puff paste, llnd
teui of tile drniiiago iilstullcd :it thc
other :ippcti7.iiig et ceteras.
- *EW
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tliere's a way to iiinke and kce
Most persons iiccd all tl
strange to say, uifiny prefer to
The one who can cut out
known lo cause sleepless ing
surely will the l;ilii'cl`.\'.
, Tllc cliaiigc frolii lcli or
coffee and their aches :ind ills
to well-iilrldc _
'really quite easy.
color which changes lo 'rich
added, and thc snappy, distinc
cording to directions) is very
like the mild, high grades of
_lava coffee.
The change brings refresh.
ing sleep, drives out the tea
and coffee troubles and the
I
iold condition of health :uid
couifort returns.
for thetaking.
t Like Comfort
PIISIUNI
with health and comfort, is
Posfurii has a dark brown
golden brown viheii cream is
live -Havour (when iiizide ac-
?
Then wh:1t’s the use of breaking down your vigor when
p your daily life comfortable?
ie vitality they can secure
Some have an excess :ind proceed to destroy it with one or
more of thc sedative drugs-aiiiong the niost common of which
are tea. and coffee. They could use that vigor to "get ahead"
'in business or wllzliever pursuit ll_icy__arc_ engaged iii, buf,
nulllfyl _it wit.i drugs.
Ilowever, each one iiiust inake choice and pay the bill.
teal and coffee when they are
lits :uid nervous troubles will
_ INSOMNIA
I.l‘ndl= to l\IluIiil-us, If Not llcmcdled
iii Tillie.
"l‘}x|lei'iiilelits satisilell me-, some .'l
_vl':ir.~‘ algo," \\'rit¢‘H xi Topeka wolimll.
“flint coflec ii-:is the direct cause of
the insoiniiiii from which I suffered
tt»rribIy_ ns vrcll ns the extreme ner-
vluislless und aclltc dyspepsin which
nlitdc life ii mo-it puinlul thing for
me.
"I liud been li coflec-drinker since
cllilllliolid, lillil dill rlotlikc to think
that the Ilcvi-l'nl;e was doing me ull
this Illlrln. i'l`l'li is just as harmful
bccltilso it volltnins cnfleinc, the same
drug found iii coffee.; lliit it was.
lilld the tiiilc clinic when I had, to
Incc the flict, mid protect myself. I
tllcrcforl- euro it lip, iihruptly mid
l't~.~ioIiltcly, and udopteil llostum for-
uly hot drink :lt meals.
"I licgnll to uote iiiiprovenlont in
my condition very soon after I took
on l’nstllin_ The change proceeded
prlidluilly, but suirely, and it was
li inlitter of only ri few weeks before
I found ulysclf entirely relieved. The
llervoilsnl-ss missed nwny, my diges-
tive lippnratloi was restored to norm-
nl efficiency, and l began to sleep
l'fst.flllIy :ind peuceflllly. `
"'l`llcsc happy conditions lll-ivc Con-
tinued nnd l am safe in saying that
I owe them entirely to Postum, for
when l begun to d\"luk it I ceased to
use niedicincl-t" Name given by Post-
ilm Co., Buttle flrcek, Mich. Read
llie little book, “The Road to Well-
nnd diptheria. Milk, she pointed ville," in pltgs.
l » - . ' It . ¢ »
readily alisorhs odors .ina wma. Tliere's really iio _ioy and ciinfort on earth quite so satis
To leave it standing in foul smelling _ _
f°<"“*‘ °‘” "%"“'°Y °‘"“~ ‘" *U °""'> tying as the perfect poise of mind and body ~geiicrally yours
vnu. one lisa mm ui .. soliton milk ltmrherevs a ReaS0h»~ for 
n mm,-f fm- skim mjlk_ '|‘|"-rn wan l\l:uleh_\' Canaclian l‘oslu'n Cereal Company, Ltd., Pure' Foofl Fnrfuriel, Windsor'
,no more odor in thc stnhles in ‘.vliicll,, 0ui.irl\‘» (»i\"f\\l-1-
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