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A Delicious Wine
Rich in Iron and Tanin, in which are
incorporated Beechwood Creosote
and Ilypophosphites, ideal remedies
for the relief of chronic ailments of
the throat, bronchi and lungs. Highly
recommended to convalescents from
pulmonary affections and Influenza.
On .Tala Eocryhr/url.
Dr Ed. MORIN & (`lE, Limits'-e, Qu(-bee, Qué.
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THE INDIANS
long ago discovered the curative properties in
the waters nl LITTLE MANITOU LAKE-
Their sich dranlt of this saline water and were healed-
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e\_\_».ii..r~nt;
EF F ERVESCENT SALINE
is a rained powderlorm ol medicinal compounds taken lrom these waters.
It immediately relieves Stomach Disorder. Sluggirlr Liver and
builds up Run-Down Systems.
Tale Sal Mlnlluu regularly »~ ir inviqorstrr and rslserltes.
arlin'a Manitou Health Salt (mlldas form) In tint.
astia‘a Manitou Olatmsnt. A wonderful slria healer.
. sate av au. noon nniiomsvn
srsuntutn. neurons tru.
Winnipsp - Manitoba
Thursduy sst age e tc y- rec.
lic was burn in Prince Edward ls-
-RECEIVES CALL.-Rev. Goo.
A. Christie of Gnlrloch, (N. S.), has
been called to the pastoratr of Al-
berton (P. E. I.), vacant since the
rt-ptoval of ltcv. George Miller to
Clifton, P.. E. I., u year ago.
DIED IN WINDSOR.-The denllt
occurred nt Windsor, N. S. last
week of Mrs. Sarah Fuller, aged
tlti yearn, n sister of Mrs. Ester
Gillztn, of Sourls, P. E. l. She also
loaves to mourn tt daughter, two
sons and one brother all in Nova
Sr-otia.
NO ICE VISIBLE.--A rcslilcnt of
ltttstico in thc city yesterday in
l`ot‘ttt0tl the Guardian tlrttt no Vice
has been visible front tltnt point
for three weeks. A small quantity
drifted in on Monday, howovor,
which is not liable to remain long.
-SAD BEFtEAVEM‘ENT.- The
di-.tth occttrrcd at her ltontc in l.ot
16 of linrriet Yeo, nge 4 years, he-
lovctl daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
lttiltt. Yi-0. after at sltort illrtcus.lle-
sides hor grief stricken parents
sltr loaves to mourn two sisters
and our brother. 'l‘ho fuucrnl takes
place front ltrr hontr- on l\lart:h
21st to thc Methodist Cemetery
Lot lti, the ltev. Mr. Sodcn of-
ficiating. V
SERIOUSLY ILL.--The Windsor
N. S. Tribune says: llcv. A. E. An-
drew who went to Halifax last Fri-
day to attend the meeting of the
Friends of King’s wus summoned
to St. l§leanor's, P. E. l., on account
of the serious illness of his father,
and left on Saturday. On account
his father still critically' ill.
to return home yesterday, leaving
of pressing duties he was obliged
DIED YESTERDAY.-The flag
is flying at half staff on the
Labor Union Hall on ac-
count ol’ the death _of Itich-
ard Sltrplterd, who passed away
yostenlrty morning after an illness
of about one yettr. Ile leaves to
tttottrn his mother and one sister.
lic was 27 years of nge. The fun-
#-ral tttlres place on Thursday morn-
ing at 5.45 o'elot'.k from his late
twsitlcnee-, 92 Pownal Street. to St.
Dttnstttrfs Catltetlral thence to the
lt. (`. cemetery. ~
A CORRECTION.--For the best
three animals under three years
old, the get of one Registered Car-
riuge Stallion. at the Horse Show,
'l`l\\1FSdH_\'. the prize was awarded
to Mr. J, S. Vi/edlock instead of
.\lr. linnttnond Kelly :ts puhlisherl
in the press, the rolts were sired
hy Mr. \Vt~rilock's ltzittdsonte stal-
liott, “Thr Brilislt Soldier" and the
winning trio tire o\vttcd‘ hy ll. .l.
l{<»ttttorl_\', George (‘ltnndler‘, and J.
I-"_ |Mat=l{ie, respectively. Mr, Mne-
l(it~'s entry was the stantlard rc-
gisteretl 1919 filly “The Soldiers
.\laitl"-wlto won first prize. in
hiil- class. also the cltttmpionsltip
<liplon\a,Altor dam “Ideal l\lt:Kin-
nt-_r" won lst prize for standard
:ind it-gistvrted mares foaled pre-
vious to 1917.
Novi-r had tho writer so sail at
duly as to write and corttrntplttc
iin thi- death of Miss Mlnltlc -lVlc»
lnnis who passtul away :tt ltr-r home
in Alban-y on March 15th inst. Sltv
was rt daughter of l’halr\nt and
Mrs. -Mt-lrmis of Albany where shi-
rt-sitlt-tl with other members of the
fatnlly,
Iloatlt is sad at all titties but
mort- so when lt.Vclai|ns for its owtt
thc only sorrriwing sister and dau-
ghtt-r.
ller death at the early ago of
twi-nty two has szttldencrl a large
ttuntlwt' of frlt-mls anti rclatlvi-st.
who arc t't‘.<-nticlletl by knowing ll
to ho Gnd's holy will to rvtnovtjv hor
to tt happier life hcynnd the grave.
Wltat, was thought to be tht- best
of |nt‘tllt'al aid was glvvn hor bttt
to no avail ati (ind willrd otlrcr-
wlsr-_ llavim: rt~t‘oivt-,tl the lasl
riultts ol' tho (‘titlttili<: (‘hurclr and
licirri: rt-t>ott<'llt'd to tht' will ol' (lotl
by ltt-r pastor lit-v. A. J. i\‘l<:ln-
tyrv through tho eltanrlels of thc
t`hurt~h sho poat~t»fully pits:-tt-tl aw-
ay to awnit hor rvsttrrrrtlittt. 'l`ht‘
futtt-ral look plaro on March 18th
lust to Svvtut Milf' Bay i'ollowt‘tl
liy ri largt- proc-cssiott of sorrowittg
frivrttls anti ltr-lprlrbors. ’l`ht‘ pill
lu~ari~t's were lVlv.~asrs William
(‘antt:r<in, Roy ltr-evo:-t, I-‘rod Mc-
lnnls, Roy ‘li/lcl')oualtl, Print-r
(itiiitlmlo, William (‘urtis.Shc loaves
to mourn hrsldos her sorrowlntt
paw-tit.-t. fottr brothers. M215’ l\<’\'
I-foul rf-st in pence. The Guardian
extends syi\1lli\lll'lt'-
A and gloom was cast over i\Vl0t‘llt
Rusllco and vicinity, when on l`lt\tr
sdtiy, 18th Inst. the angst of dPt1ll\
visited thc home of Mr. Henry
(iauthler, and claimed for its vic-
tiiii a iovlng mother and devoted
wife.
Doccnsrrl, who wns In her ihirt..V~
miirtti your was n daughter of Mr.
l`.t=vi Blncqtriere of the same Dli\"-9
and leaves to mourn her early
tit-nth tt broken-hearted husband,
four cltildren, three sisters and six
brothers. The sisters nre, Prescll-
ln, Rosle and Tlteres-in at home nm!
the brothers. Jerry. Henry. Pl\l\l»
anti Jerome of North Rusllco and
Stanley of Cltarloitctown nnd An-
drew now residing with his uncle.
ltev. Fatlter Blnequlore. Mrs. Gnu-
thler, who was of n kind und gent.
le disposition will he greatly mls-
st-ri by a wide circle of friends.
The def-pest sympathy of all is
extended to Mr. rind Mrs. Levi
Bl:u‘r|ttlf~rc who it will be remem-
bi-red have lost. three of their chil-
dren wltltln tho last yeur, death
resulting ln each case from that
ircttd ilisensc influenza. The fun-
:-rnl of Mrs. Gauthier was held
from her_ into residence on Friday,
19th lnnt. to St. Augustine ceme-
tery, Ritstlco. The funeral service
was sung by her pastor, Rev. I.
Chaisson, after which all that was
mortar of a devoted mother and
wife was laid to to await. I
MARCH BRINGS OUT UN
SIGHTLY SPOTS HOW TO
The woman with tender skin
Idretttls March because lt. is likely
to cover her face with ugly freck-
les. No matter how thick her veil
the sun anti winds have a strong
tendency to mako her freckle.
Fortunately for her peace of
mlttd. Otltl=tio~douhlc strength,
rnakcs it posslblo for even those
most susrvptiblc to fre-ckics to
itucp their skin rlenr and white.
Nc ntattcr ltow t-ttulxbortt a casu
of ft‘t-trifle.; you have, thc double
strength Othlnc should remove
lltcm.
Got an ottnue front your drug-
glst and banish the freckles. lllon-
vv hack if it falls,
-PROPERTY SALE.-Mr. John
Wall, Kinkora, has sold his fat°tn
properly to Mr. Mirliaol Molvor oi
the saint- place, thc |n'ii-.ti paid
bring in tht- vicinity uf $3000. Mr-
Mclvur is to bi- tritttmwttttlttti-il on
securing this valttnblo prop'\.rty‘
wltlelt is irt close proxitrtlty- to
Rttilway Station, scltool, church,
stores artd eliocsi- factory.-li.
BACK FROM CONFERENCE.-
.Mr. Wilfrid iloullcr of tho llcpart-
mcnt of Agriculture rotttrnetl Mun-
rlay night front t)ttawa` wlterc ht-
:ttierttlctl tt, tltrvc days cor\l`ot'cncc
of thc various provinces. The
ntcnt of Agritfttltttrc and dcpttlies
from the at.rricultut'al departments
of three varittos provinces. 'l`hc
convention was held for the pur~
post-_ of considering plans for co-
ordination of the work between
the ttgrlculturn] departments, fed-
eral and provincial. Various mat-
ters in connection with the work
were thoroughly discussed and the
convention will undoubtedly bring
forth results that will be highly
beneficial to all the provinces.
On February 24th, after a short
illness. at the home of her parents
Hugh and Mrs. Macllfllllart, .Coru-
wall, there passed to the other
shore the soul of Entrttn Isabella,
beloved wife of. David Scott. Bc-
sides her husband site leaves one
little sort. llugh, and her grief-
stricken parents, also two brothers
Ewen in South Africa and Gord-
on; :tt homo.
Sho was much beloved by all
who knew her, and etttienred her-
self to those more intimately nc-
quaittted with hor, as they saw the
love "that thinketh no evil” and
the unselflshness learned in the
school of Christ. Sometltnes we ask
the ttueslon. How is it that the
young and useful are. called away
from lifes activities. where they
seem to be so much needed in the
home, the contmunity_ und thc-
clturclt? But of this we may be
as.-:ttt't~i'l, tho urcat' llulrr titttl.-i-_<
tto mistakes. He never cuts his
corn grt>t>tt; the t'l|:,ittt»otts art- ripe
for lltravctt when they are called
hlthcr.
livv. llr. l~`ttllr-rton, an old friend
of the family cotttluctctl the fttner-
al service, assisted by the ltev.
i\lr. \Ntv-bstur and liev. Mr. Wood.
'i`ht~ pall-licarttrs \vt»ri\ l<`rank
lloward, ltoss Iiiotltttnu, G-arfii-lrl
Wnrrtzn, Wztltter Scott.. llurtcatt l\lc-
l‘hail and Allison l\’l:\e.\lillat\,
The flowers sent. by friends and’
lovotl ont-_-; \\'t~ro boautii`ul, and al-
though tht- tiny was stornty and
thc roads had. thc long ptwccssiott
gave testintony to thc esteem in
which tlteccasctl was hold by hor
ntatty friends far and near.
l"arowull, ltelovetl, “till tho day
:lawns arttl thc shadows flee away."
(Torn.
'l`l1oi'_o was a large and apprecia-
tivo attdlonco in the (lalcdtminn
(lluh rooms last evening to hear
tho lion. l<‘. J. Ntu~tl\`s lot-.turo'on
"Sonic Makers of (`.ttnada." Mr. G.
J. Mc(`.ortttat:k, l’rcsldcnt, prcsitiotl,
and llitlugly intmtlttcctl tho leotltr-
er.
Mr. Nash, in his preliminary re-
. .If
Perfectly Clean!
That‘t\ the feelin| you have
about everything washed
with Lifebuoy, especially
stockings, 'us\derwenr, night-
jowns, sheets, blankets,
and everything that touches
|I\e'altin. The rich velvety
lather of Lifehuoy has
wonderful cleanain| power,
but more important, the
antiseptic qualities in
lIFEll.IIIY
_ ue/ttru IIA'
t|i>
prevents germs, _disease-
sniorobes,(and they are pre-
sent everyvvhere),and perfect
cleanliness results.
Th urhlle slsur la I.l/:buy u s
uni of In pnlmlu qnlirln-nam
nuns null:
a/rn au.
1 --The death occurred ut the (‘h-ar-
NEW OUTFIT8 FOR YOUNG-
STERS
Dou’t worry about perfect re-
sults. llso "Diamond Dyes,” guar-
anteed -to give a new, rich. fadeless
color to any fabric, whother it bc
wool, sllik. linen. cotton or mixed
goods,-dresses, blouses, stockings.
skirts, chlldrcn's coats, feathers,
draperles, coverings.
The Direction Book with each
package tells so plainly how to dia-
mond diye over any color that you
can not make a mists-ke.
'l`o match any material. have
drttggist show you “Diamond Dye"
Color Card.
 -__-i*
marks, trcferrcd to the Eff-‘i\lI\0Bl'l
of (‘.nntula at thc present time and
then asked his audience io look
back lifty or sixty yours and try
to' realize what the stature of the
men was wlto tlrst. conceived and
afterwards proceeded to plan and
build out of the fcw scattered ng
gregations of colonlcs the dominion
which almost ilfty years after its
con-federation took its place in the
forefront of thc allh-il nations of
Europe in the great world war
tltruugli which we have just passed
so victoriottsly.
llo than trcfcrred to many of thc
outstanding statcsmen who took
a prominent part in vlaylng the
foundations of Canada and dealt
in detail with the following states-
nten in tltc order mentioned: Jos-
eph Howe; Sir J. A. McDonald;
_Str Charles Tupper; Hon. Alex.
McKenzie; Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Sin- Robert Borden and Sir George
E. Foster. H9 briefly outlined
their attitude and policy in public
speecltes and vividly described the
effect of their orstory in the House
of Commons and on the platform.
He was most fair, unbiased and
judicial, as a historian ought to bc,
in appraising the merits and chor-
:tcteristlcs of the different states-
nten passed under review.
At thc close a most interesting
and instructing discussion tookl
place, taken prtrt in by, Premier
Bell, Mr. John Anderson, Mr. W.
L. Cotton, Mr. C. Gtwin Duffy and
Rev. Father McKenzie of British
Coltttttbia, nn Islander who is home
on furlough.
A ll'l‘i\l`ly note of thanks was ac-
corded to the lecturer rind tlte pro-
ceedings concluded with the Nat-
ional Anthem, Mr. J. H. Malcolm
Presiding at the piano.
The first lecture of the series
will take place on April 15th, the
lecturer ‘being Dr. Gordon Alley,
and his subject "Prince Edward Is-
land One Ilundred Years Ago."
A most enjoyable congrogationiil
social was hvlti last rvonittg ln St.
Janis-s llall under tho ;ii|gpi(-4-,._., of
thu Guild. There was rt large at-
tetttlttttcc of all ages and all sim-S
lite sizes tvvrv a very important
factor in the financial success of
tht' :tl`I'air as the adtnission fee was
basctl on waist rrtcasurorncttt. Tho
t-ottgrcgsttiotial waist aggregated
S.2!t|0 int-lws the tt\ost_cxpartsivr~
l\l‘llllZl\ll»: -'il vents at the rate of one
l'\'l\t DPI' illflt. 'l‘ltt~ progratnnto con-
sisted of music anti gatnos inter
ilbvrsctl with a vocal solo by ‘Miss
(kmstattco \Vhf~ar, a piano solo by
i‘roi'r‘ss<it' Watkls and tt rccltrtliou
by Miss Edna Gordon.
'M-rV. 'l). A, ‘Mcl<immn presided*
and distributed thc prizes ri-,vm-119,]
irt the dllTort‘nt ganres. Refresh-
Hlvnts were served during tho cv-
vninr: and all present exiprcssod
tliernsulvos tus dcliglttcd with the
ov0nirtg's erm-rtttlntnent.
THURSDAY
TO VISIT SCOTLAND.-Mr
Jrttttcs Luntsrlarto, of this city
loaves shortly on at visit to Scot.
land. It is sovcii years since Mr
Lttnisdutto it-ft Scotland. lie was
for lntllty years .1 captain in tht
S0l°vl<'t‘ ol’ thc Anchor Lino oi
stcamsltlps. V
TO OPEN NEIW BUSINESS.-
i\lt-stws llatulin Watkins anti Jo.-t
"lll\ l)o_‘i'lr~. city, art' goin); into thi
ilrntal tttcclt-nrtirs btt.-rlttous irt (Tha
lottt~.to\vrt_ They have taht-n ut
rlttartcrs on Suttttysitlt- abov-
\Vln`\l.c`s r:onfc<‘tlmtor_v. Their buui
ness will bo tht-, iiiuklttp; of qt-tita
britlgo \vork, cle.
SPRING TIME IS HERE.-Sprint:
is ovltlontly hero in rcnl cttrttttt-tl
All thc signs point that way. '(‘ltar
lottet0wtt‘s stt'ccts will stand norm
Illlntlllon ilr tho lrousc-clcanittg lint
and the crossings in places respI¢in_
dont ltt tthctr attire of mud could nl-
so stand sonic treatment at the
hands of some broom and shovel
specialists. Ycstertiny a citizen
ar-ross a sidewalk and successfully
ntanagittg to keep all its feet dry,
DEIATH OF AGED RESIDENT.
'lottetown Ilospllal yesterday even
ing of Miss Margaret Riley at tht
age oli'76 years. The dnccascit
was a sister of Mr. T. B. Riley and
Mrs. Thomas E. Flynn of this
city and nunt of ills Worship May
'or Riley. The remains were remov-
ed to thc residence of her brother
Mr. T. B. Riley. Hillsboro Square
‘from which place the funeral wil'
morning. to St. Dunstun's (hxthed
ral thence to Roman Catholic ce-,
metery.
-TOWN COUNCIL.-The town
rottncll at a special meeting held in
thc Town I-lull Tuesday evening
have decided to continue the con
struction of permanent streets antlt
have instructed the town clerk tr
order s lartte quantity of stone for
the purpose. .A letter' read
during the of the
the Institute
lil
olisr-.rvt-rl a caterpillar taking tt trip 4
he held at 8.45 a, tn. on Friday ,
tniiit. nstvtovs _sitsttv . “DIAMGND DYES" HEI-P MAKE Att or the iirtepiiyeiii sr nie rriiret
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Orange Hall dn Friday evening
March 26th at 7.45 o’clock. Ad-
dresses rwlll be given by It. H.
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cation, Vernon Crockett, Inspector
will be discussed.
Tuesday afternoon Dr Porter gave
was moved by the Rev. R. M. Brod-
le,
quent treatment of his topic. Mr.
llarry McKay acted as seerctury
by, which occurred nt Denver Col.,
hast 20 yours. ’I‘ltero ttre left to
rttourn, her llushand and one son_
Jtllln and three daughters; nantirlyt i
Mrs. Connors; Miss Graco atttil
Miss Catlterlno; all. of wltorn wcrc`
with her at tho tlmc of her do-
mise.
and vicinity gathered with ltcurt
lie
ottt,Vtltls followed- by plcttro prtctt-
mottta, but despite medical skill and
tentler nursing his gr-ntle spirit
loved by all who kttew hint. His
tie
his
loaves to mourn :t borravctl ino-
lhcr. one sister' Olivo in' l.awrt~nci-, ‘ ayginhll
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Mass.. tttttl one lirotlter.'l`lti- Guard
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turning to thc West the last oi thc
tnottth accompanied by her nep-
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BETTER SCHOOLS MEETING-
rove Rcnnie's Road, Greenvnle.
strlcts are urged to be present at
public nteetlng to be held in the
ampbell, Superintendent. of Edu-
r Queens County and others.
alters of vital importance to ull
DR. PORTEITS ADDRESS.--On
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most interesting talk at Mount
cwarl on tuberculosis, Mr. S. Dn-
l presiding. At the conclusion
the address a vote of thanks
which was seconded by the Rev.
C. Martin to the Dr. for his elo-
the meeting.
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ISLAND LADV'S DEATH.-Mt'.
mes A. ltotbortson city received
telegram yesterday nrtourtcing,
e death of Mrs. J, Beecher Cros-
Monduy 22nd Inst. The deceas-
was a. sister of Mr. Robertson
d had resided in Dettvcr for the
lt sytttpatlty to the funeral ol'
an Nehont- aged ll years und 4
nths dearly beloved son of An-
Nebone, which took place the
th lnst front the residence of his
The people of Covclwatl Rnntl
o
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grand parents Mr. and Mrs. W.l{. 
Birt. it was Sad to think tltat just;
weeks previous he left his 1s~|
land home with his mother for
e West full of joy and health.
contracted influenza on the' way
ssetl away to be with his heav-
ly fktlher to whont he prayed so
rnest when dying. He was ii boy
quiet disposition, greatly bc~
ath at this early age, has been .a
eat .shock to both his mother und
and parents. When dyingthc lit-
fellow asked to be taken home
his heart broken mother uccom~
tried his remains irmito. Beside.;
sorrowing grtttttlparortts he
cxtrnds' their lten_rtt't‘lt s_vtn~
t ‘Vlrs Ncbono lntr»r\d='. rit-
weoneensv ' ' I sevan/tr. caan narorrrao. , ’ V* . i ,
A i , ,  
ll h a not yet ltppeared to have
DIED IN VANc°uVER._-CHD!"   a  S  :un [rg cQ\|r|g_ Qultg 5 uumbQ\‘ Of
aiu Laurence Klckham, pioneer . » - houses have tha sign ,muppox 5;.
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