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’ _ THE OHARLOITETOWN GUARDIAN PAQE THREE
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1---3 ' I heICentral 'Guardi  0 "`I
YW wlll Lili!! These Pleaggnt Tastlllg _ fffff  'TODAY -.__ I 'roNrGH'r It
. _ rsk0Ar
DOAGEES
They are the most effect' 1- ' 1 - - '
- .t tl _ h - . ive relief for simple throat lr
ri a on uskiness, hoarseness and that harassing tickling
S°“9‘*.'0H So common at this
Simply dissolve one or
time of year. '
two of th
N011-*P in tlle r_li_g1ith.and immediate reliet’eS¢iEviill\tilE:eE)¢;litc confec-
ens ar' t D - - _
are sold only atrggr l,g?_Sl°@S 31°C Packed in Renerous tins and
sar tore. Price 25c.
E. A. F0s'i'ER
nesdny at 3.30. 4015
it number of passengers lt was
SOLDIERS COMING HOME.- Fol-
lowlngi men left St John for this
“ Molnnis, Grafton St East, (‘harlot-
whois day's work and it little ovei but temwn G Timm’ Mrs A W Tun
(l(‘.l|l»l‘:\l l)l'ul»3,‘i;t0re the road is now clear. A second trainl mm 3l'_ llfleanol-sl M_ `D_ ' _McLeod_ `
followed an was ex ecte to arrive . _ ' _ _ _
d D d Mrs. M. D McLeod, Head of 'Vlonta
at an early hour this morrring_ The gun; A_ B_ McLenmln_ A_ -M(._llen_
regular service will be resumed' this mm’ wood lslamls l_l (~ Bernard’
F”-_ ' ""- ""“' __ . _ -_ __ , momlng' ll tml" waving h‘“"e for Miss 'S. Bernard, Clifton. New lion
Q ` ° ’”"'- - -' """l“" “l 3 ‘l"fl°¢l<- tion; A. Gallant, Mrii. A. cnilnnt.| 
A1' 'ri-is PRiNcE sowsno- in `
Egmont Bay; J. W. Aylwurd, .l. Ayl
e
V I  ‘ ° I spite ot’ the great counter-attraction garlit’ gllgxsqllll' Vlgewllrlgénlllllll ‘Nail
a  e ' at the Peo le’s Theatr the Prince au ' . ` ` ` '
__ Merchandlse For .. _. ll ei 0 iington. st. c_ w. 1-iowatt, ir. A.: 
Ldward was crowded last night t Howall ll R \lo l vlcwrlu Len
' "“"’ Mi” V‘Y,’““ MMU" I" The Lmle liinilax on the istli instant for this
_  Dutch Girl. The patrons wore re- _ Z E _ Fl .k_ (. _, _ Lol
listrict all ai entlill
y warded not only with a very fins and ‘ ._ - _ _ , , _-
realistic interpretation of Two Lit U' J S Iéonll-;m'IlQ,lnB°n',l,l`)_ll;' Char \ luchno "Elmo"
   , . ll'  Sh --I llh ll* ll t ' lottetown.; . _ I gl  W._‘ E _ _I
p of th€  l__‘_‘_glC°;’;_§§‘__g_ w_;’_e mrlfufme  rye, Cape Traverse; lt. 1_1, Malloy, \orda’.~ novel of
' M‘.R.H.'\lll..All)l ,J.F. ,
ul_li_ncssing the delayed instiilmeliaof M:3llns_ Mrs* _'il  Mulfi‘__;’_“(,h_l__lol_ _ Nlllllllilllllg- lqllll-lll__
of Kennedy & C0,
f\`calcd tcii<Ici's will llc roi'
noon on 'I`iic.~'fla\' tilt- .2ii<_l tl;i\~
vivctl Il_\_' tlic iiiitlt‘i'.<igiic<I up to
0' »\i>i'-I. .\. Il.. iois for iii.-
l>iir<‘Ii_:1sc of_ tire stock iii trade :intl iiarcliotiscs the liropt-i~iv` ol' iliq
latc liriil ul l\i-iiiicil\' N' t
4 “-- """"‘-*lllllf ol :iiirl iiintlc up :is lol-
loirs: .
I.l"'<` -f  '. _ ~
l.ii<l\\ lit, l_l.iiiii~ .uid oils. .illoui Iiic- iluiiiszilitl livi- Iiiiii-
tli'i~<l tlollzirs wiirtli.
` .’. lii‘ot‘t'i'i<-s, :lliaiiii filiii'
l"iii'iiit`iii'i~, :llitiiii init- ll
l. Ili>iiI<_ _sli1lt\_ rlllllll-l-,~ ll
lars \\'oi'tll. _
Lf..
ti. Iiil\\‘:ii'i- - - -- ~- -
<ll't'<l t.loIlai'~ \\‘til'tIl. .
5.  giitiils, *ziliiiiit i~l<'\'e|i illtiilqlllfl iliillars \\'tll'tli_ '
, iii,iii|t'I\\.lll .lliil
tlioiisaiiil <Ioll:ii's \\'oi'ili.
ifiiisziiul dollars wortll.
‘VI Il1ll‘l\<‘~`>`. four tlioiiszliul dol-
l`\'tl<`l<<'l’_\'. :ilioiit l`iI'ti't-ii liuii- I
l. _'l`l\'<l \_\':li’cIiiiii.~'o.~' _~'ii_ii:ili~ iiii i‘:ill\\':i_\' laiitl :li ll`l.c:li'_\'.
nt uiti lil ilu- l;roct'rii-s :irc il lliiiiclit-oils iiiolzlsscs, .15
<‘.'i~|.'~i lwrilst-iii' :iiiil _>o <':isl<s g:i~iilciic
_ ('(’I""-" ‘ll Ill? |'<'C<‘I1l stiicli t:il<ii1;;' m:t_\' llc st-cil :il ilu- tillirt'
OI »\lt'.‘1_~'r_~'. _liiliiisilii :iiiil liliiinii
. i`Iiarlotti‘to\\'ii, I’. |".. I., .\li'.
llcillll ~\`I"'-llllf. 5`ll\ll\l\Cl'-`ltlt'. I'. I".. I.. :intl :il_tlli' sttirt- of llii* ull-
(l('l'.<lQ'llC(l_ ()'l_(-;lr_\'_ l’_  |_
_ l_cii<lci'.~' will lit* r<>t't'i\'i~il liii' i-:li'Il iif thc ziliiivc _t{i'oiip_< til'
iiicrcliiliiilisi- :liiil \\':ii'uIliiii.~'i-~’ _~cl>:ii‘:lti‘I\' iii' i-ii bloc as suits tlic
|liii'1'li:_isoi'. ilu- Iiiglii-sl iii' iiiiy it-il<Ici', iioi iicccsszirilv zwceliicil.
ll griiitls' :ire ,sold .~'t'li:li':lt1'I__\' :l tlcposil of t\\'clity-i`i\'t‘ |101'
rciit. in vzisll oi' liy i'<~i'titii-tl clici
iii liltick t-Iicil :i flcliiisii til' tcii lic
I)1l_li-il |71-lii'ii:il'_\' .2_§tli_li;lS_
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.\tll\iirlisir:itoi' oi' list
()`l`.(-ni'
.lolz-_g-if)'I`iit_~'tNl_li_ '
|111- iiilist :tct'oiiip:tli_\‘ tciirlcr. ll
r cent. wotiltl llc stifiiciciil.
I
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._ -ug-no-I is-m'g__T
Will Acquire I
_ Egyptian Cotton
(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON. illiii-_ l8_- 'l‘lii- llriilsli
and El-tylltiilli gov0i'iiliii-rits hiivc di-
Egyptiaii t-otioii ri' t lli-giilriiii next
]’i1trlck but unfortunately owing to
hail <-old he was unable to appear.
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AN HIIIIR WIIH
Notr'e Dunie Academy entertained tl
large number of relatives and t`i'lends
to it deliglit.I'ul "liour ot' irish Stoiyv
iiud Irish Glory."
Among those present were ills
lriirdsllip Bishop 0'i.e:lr_v, the itc-
vr-rend l~`:1t_her Maurice lliiacllonalil
and ‘lleverrilil Father MacAulli_\'.
After' the opening overture, "‘lli-
bernian Echoes" played by the Aca-
demy ()rchestril of lial'pist, six' vio-
linists and four planoforte duos.
twelve small children in white dres-
ses with a sprig ot’ shamrock on
their breasts recited in concert' "The
Green and Gold," which told why
ireland took tliese colors for her na-
.tionill flag. _
TIIIESON The piano solo with variations
ll(-(1 nf. \vln_ K(,nn(,(l‘._ “Believe -Me, if All Those Eudearlng
Young -Charms," was splendidly ren-
,-"' E' E' I' tiered by -Miss Kilthleen Fitzgerald;
who showed remarkable technique
eight young ladies--Misses Gladys
McCormack. (_‘la.lre McCarey. Francis
ing, the audience holdin their breath H' ‘"0 ' “E °.°w"
in fearful expectation E511' what next Ewell Hamm( on me Emh msmml _ i
ls ln ll,lm,en_ ll,ll._ Gallngllel. was llnwn information _us t_o their tlepartlire for
on the programme to contribute se- 'lug dlstrlch Eg' lihm' Mrs' I' “ml
veral .irish songs in honour of St. Nreemwni A' mewlm' M"'_'l' A'
ll Stewart. iris l’..0. ~
_ - PERSUNILS
i\1i. \Vm Sullivnii, Summers-iidc.
:ipont 1l few (lays visiting at Mr ll. iii.
l).iw\.on'-i. Augii-.line Covi-
IIIEIANITS HEINIES   ._  
Y _ _ _' _ __ ‘ __ _ spectoi‘ of car-I'r-rrics. drove lnt_o'thi-
""I€l‘l“Y “Ife""°“" ‘lm I’"D'S “I city Sunday night t'i'onl Port Borden.
:ind is ll guest. at the Revere.
I?IIIlE.‘RIl}H.-illlllllll  
' IIPNEVENIS IJISEASE
Bad blood,-that ls. blood that is
impure or impoverished. thin anti
pale,-is responsible for more _ail-
inellts than anything else.
It affects every organ und filnction.
in some cases lt causes catarrh;. in
others, dyspepsia; in others rheuma-
tism; and in stlll_othel's, weak, tired,
langiiiil feelings .and worse troubles.
lt. is responsible ifor run-down
conditions, and is the most cominon
cause of disease.
Hood°’s Sarsuparllla is the greatest
lille shading and delicacy of touch. _
-lille l-calllm ol llle enlertlllnmenl world has over known. lt has been
I purifier and enrlcharof the blood the
ll0wm,el._ was nclealllngs _l-l,hm_ lrlsll wonderfully successful in _removing
lllslorv ln ,Song and sl0l.y_~- ln wlllcll _ir-.rotiila and other hnmors, increasing
the red-blood corpuscles. and building
up thc whole system. Get it today.
(‘.onnol'ly, Helen Keith, Hallie Brown.
l M _ Jeanne Blols. Mildred Raliallan -and - RED QR(-753 WORK
_ - _ e - -..___
I I N in irish ilistory. lreland's glory U19 SV PGI-€l"S R00 (`»l'0HB
lSoclet_v held at dit‘l'erent houses
and ..tdness. hel culture and natur _ _
---- diflicuities. her heroes, her poets, her N115 V\il1If~l'- ll |01 Of lilllitlllil
Jean Bell-delighted the audlenc _ _
U   with the results of their late stiudles AI -ill? Ioflfllf-llllly' ll190l1l\l1 Of
s u
. ' ` E C
priests and hel patriots were nil r
. and sewing has been done for the
il polise to the recent call for mltis
. I . .
vided recently to ilcqiilrv the elilircl (specml ta the Guardmn) Vi“\Vf*‘1 I" fl- ~‘“1P0¥`ll Hlanllef Ulm “""‘""E “E me “°Id`l0" l’°YS- 1" "3S`
` i
Ol f.§`
August. A i-oiiiiiiissimi hui been up-
poinletl to tolli- l-oiitrol ol' l'i-giilat-
ions.
, .. __ _, __ lirougiil credit to the scliolurs , 'in
LONDON M‘m'h 18' A neun" dw sliould have been very srltlsfactoryl twelve pairs were .at once knitted alll”
llnrtcli t`roiii (openliugeir says ii. is
:liitlrorililtivclv denied that Gerlnaiiv
ilelnaniling the lllivrillinii ol' the <'l‘i»\\'
to their instructors.
l l
sent to Mr. J. A. Webster, (‘hnrlottt--
lx, _ _ l _ ‘ lll l l _ ,' Tie entire class then favoured tie town. Also about two dozen bitnrlacv-.s
Il* gen ul U mmm" 0 Ivnmuk audience with “Erin’s Flag." the and lr doz-.\ face clotlrs have been
()iily iilii- woiiiilit ili`<-ii-veil lillllilrotl oi' thi- t'oi'iii<‘l'ISliaiiisll i=ti~:iiu<~r lgotv., “Green and Gold" lhenle “et to that 'qlllpnoll En Humax*
M,_,lllll_ lleart-stirring melody "The llarp th:
l :ind seventy tivo kilt-iv lioiv to k|iii_
l F _u ran-_-__--1-~ 11 1 Quan

Once Tlirougli ’1‘ara’s Halls."
lthe close of the entertaflnmeiit thank-
 ,mi tiie`,-ming itiiiinii and névernnii
it Til- following collections have also
been inirde. _
ills Lordship Bishop O'Leary at Collected by Misses Blanch Mac-
Callum and Beth Macliauchlan. St..
,Petei°`s.
he complimented the elocutionists.
_,vocalists and musicians for, their ex-
i~§I-f'|'iI‘1<l*`-!:"l*}'1="l°5l%'l':ii'I'El€°l»?l€'l'?l€°l>l?l‘?i&'l'll%|'?h°l°
1 W Wi'
1*' -E ""  9
Classified ads, under this hold oolt
one cont par word per Insertion whore
euh accompanies order. with mini-
mum charge of 25 cents por Invar-
\l°n- Count your words and uve mon-
ly by remlttlng with order. Stamps
|eceptod.'Adl. taken by. phono or
lent by mall will be charged at 2¢.
nor word; to cover book-lrooplng chari-
gol, stationery and postage on aio-
coilntl. '
 _=*_-W
AGENTS WANTED '
Adams vvAN1'so*7r'6ҤEi.i. Fon-
“ihe old rellruble Foniiihill Nurser-
ies." We teacli our men to sell.-Ex-
perlence unnecessary; 'highest com-
missions paid; handsome free eq-
ilipment. Stone & Well-Il8t-on, Tor-
onto. ~
M-*1 
lfult 15.6.14 la. '
OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR" SALE A1’
5 cents por bundle. Guardian Ofllco.
_ 1580-12-'i'Mtf.
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Fon sAi,.E.--A oEsinABLE Resi-
dence and ,lot in t-entre ot' city.
Write Box 446 for pnrticirlars.
2044-5b9Mif
n' ELIFWA' Nrrnn-'mnffi
CONIP°8|TORS WANTED. GOOD
wages also smart boy mi r\DDl‘0l'|l_'
icc.- Archibald -Irwin. -i019Mlt_.
WANTED BOYS- T0 SELL GUARD-
ians. Apply Gunrdlnn Office ciioh
i Mtxi~:i.LANsoU`s
SEND A DOMINION EXPRESS MO
lNORTH ADAMS H08PITAL,NORTH
Adams, Mass.)-offers a three your
course of training for young wo-
men who wish to enter the nurs-
ing profession. Six months ot this
l time is spent in Mt. Sinai Hospital.
i New York. City. Applicants are re-
ceived every three months.
2495-2-5Mtf.
lpn ui _ i
I
i
i
' lioiisiiwork. Apply 221 Water Street.
1°Isisters l'or the most enjoyable nite
r- C. W. Quigley, $1.00; J. `M. Ladner.
    noon. in iirleriiiit nappy remarks sr.oo;_ Anton wnye.i;1.0o; Mrs. J. M_
us hc used l`or his St. l"atl‘ick's se
mon for many of the fncts and mucl
tiimle “St. Pi1t.rick's -Day."
l.00KlN0`i'F00iDliD
~ HELP WANTE])..._FE. itiiiny i-:iris and womcililook old
‘ MALE long before they should. Their iaqpn Larcn. $1.00" Willie McLaren, l’i0r.:
become pale and drawii,;_wrinkles.ap-
I- - - ---  `pe.'ir. and their eyes.are.__dull sndilus-
lWANT.ED TWO GIRLS AT HIGH- treless. The cause-olthls is-, weak, i
.` 'land liotel. 2978-3-12M12iprl. watery blood. This is ,als0.t-lie cause ;\nde-rsoii. 9%-00;,/_\¥9»|lf!_l‘ 1g’l0CK9Y_l;l€-
1 ol' the headaches and ibaclmclies,-,u.'ud 1.00: Mrs_ 'rn. c enz e. 0-1' \“~
NWANTED Gini.. Fon GENERAL. the generiii feeling of wrel-.cliodness J. K. Sln1ons.$1.00: 2 nts. Hooks: J-K-
the affllcts so ulany women .arid Simons, $1.00; Mrs. Joshua Garrett.
4006-rl-10M:ll.‘ gli-ls. Froin _one oaiiso. oi- another $1-00; Ale-‘_ A-iulcrson. $1.00; Grace
e.. ._ , _ tlic blood has become thin and wat- Anderson, :lot-.; Esther Anderson.
WANTED GIRL’ FOR GENERAL cry, and the vlctiin hits' a.-premature 50c.; Mrs. A. Anderson 50._;
lioiiscworlc Apply Mrs. F. S. Chand- ly iigcd appearance. People with ivan Anderson. _70c.; Mrs. J. Vi.
i ler, 25 King Square. 4009-Ii-19tf. good blood are ellergetic.a:nd cheer- Simoiis,__/|200.; Mis‘s_l1l)'l_t) \Ve£ster,M5_lltc_;
.___ . » -ful-people with poor blood dcspond~ Milton cLareii. 1. ; rs. on
WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL ent uni'.' iliihaplry. - McLaren, $1.00, 1 pr. socks; Ido, Mc-
- lmust-work in small fnmily. good lt is moat important that the ‘blood Lnren, 251'.; Andrew Simons. $1.00.
wages. Apply Guiirdinu office. supply 3,1' girls and women should be Collected by.Mlsses Lysie, Sauder-
` _ t 4018M3i. regularly ' replenished -- lmporlnnt,.son and Lily McEwen, Greenwich.
not only on the score of g-oodh1ook_s.f "Mri=_i. G_ Sandelson.  June;
‘ TED FOUR DR FIVE SMART but to restore robust health w ich s,Sanderson. 50c.; _ rs. J. qu res.~
Iwgills to learn .millinery buslnpss, of still greater valu To obtain a, pr. socks; Mrs. Chas. Sanderson, $1.00;
I Apply to Miss' Bertha Wynne with -supply of new. rl' _~-eil-blood noth-.I/Irs. A. Rsttriiiy, 1 -pr_ socks; Mrs. 1-1.
Moolo & McLeod. Limited. iniz can equii-l Il _ llllams Pink Anderson, 75:2.; Mrs. Newton McEwen.
2872-8-GMU. Pills. These pills ..‘»-rirt H 810W 0! 2 prs. socks; Mrs. A. Hyndnian, $1.00;
health to t-he cheek. brllzihtness' to the _Ashley McEwen. $l_00; Mrs. J. il. Mc-
IWANTED--A MAID~ FOR GENER~ SWS Bhd -mike llfedi \"*B1'y. breath- muon, $1.00; Mrs. 'Wm. Sutherland,
- nl housework. References re- less girls and women fecl bright and $y_00; Mfg E, Simqlgl-y_lll_.gl_00l N91.
i quired. Apply to Mrs. Bruce Ste-t happy. Any woman or girl Wlw son Squires, 25c.
lcellent performances. but took excep-
IIOI1 I0 0119 Statement that “Only Lloyd Anderson, $1.00;.Mrs. Adolphus
111026 whose names are 'rrellxed by Mcnweii, $1.00; Mrs. rt. w. Mnnweii,
"O" or “Mc" are true irish" by say-
ing that he heard on good autlrorlty l-l, putt;-ay, 50¢_; Ernie Reilly, lion.;
that every person was ilrlsh from the Mt-s_ Alfred slm0ml_ 5.0¢; Mfg Nell
_ fact. that Adam and Eve were Celts.
i ncy Order. 1-‘ive Dollars costs three IAPPIW-‘le *md lnllglltei-)
r
of thc material were very similar. _
A “‘°""tiplealmnl-<~““9\‘“°°" WHS E. Pratt, 2 pr. socks; Mrs. Chester
l"`°“gl‘I' E0 3-¢l°9e llY'ilh9i¥"“'“d “l“f“" Pratt, 2 pr. socks; Loma Anderson, 1
_McLeod, $1.00; G. K. Collin, $1.00; G.
D. Bidi;-ersoii. $1.00; Mrs. M. ways.
-$1.00; Mrs. Donald McLaine, $1.00;
$1_00; ‘M1s. W. I). Collin, 50c.; Mrs. J.
McKay, 50c.; Mrs. 0. (Y. Snndelson.
50c.; Mis. R. D. 'MacLi.iuchlan.
i-ents, .4001-:i-1:lMli:ii. Rev- Ffllhef -M-lc-#nifty told the $1.00; Mi-s_ E. Mccitunm, $1.00; Lioyii
young ladies thilt they must have lvl¢Eweli, 75c.; Flgl-l~le_M¢Ewell_ 75C_;
been studying out ot the same hook Lynnle Vanlderstine, 75c.; Mrs. C.
"Down, 35c.; G. Walker. 25c.;' Mrs. li.
l D. Mc-Kenzie. $1_00; Willie Anderson,
$1.00; Mrs. D. McLean, 50c.' -Mrs. (‘.
pr. socks; Mrs_ M. Davison. l pr.
socks; -
Collected by Miss Evo i\’lcLarue.
(lable llead.
W. D. McLaren. $1.00; Frank Mc-
Slmeon Mcblireii, 250.; Mrs. W. D.
Mcl.arcii, 251-.; li. J. Anderson. $2_00;
Mrs. li. J. Anderson. $2.00' Edna
morning early- 2565‘2'14M"" wart, 14 Water St. 2956Mtf. looks ill or feels Ill has only herseltf ,qgllectell by-Minn get-tis Sanderson,
WAN TED i
vii Nrso To suv on RENT
dvi-olllniz with morloim convening-
ceii, _with yard and lxirlw l"'°f°;;"__l'
Apply r. 0. Box 174. 2001-3-ISM IL-
cATs wAN'rED_-i wii.i. PAV $2.02
to anyone desiring to loa_n me n_Cus
with kittens tthrco or four t_nys
old) or our nbniit in liiivc kll en _
-'fwltliln thc next. -thi-on nr four d'i\l'I"
Address by mall l-‘nx lt_n_ii1'l\ 1_1'-i‘l_
ioiiu-dun 0mco_ »400_1iii 10M no
Medicine ~Coi¢ Bme\\'v$\l¢,»0ni.
 to blame il' this condition contlnues. Mldgell and Cllurcli Road.
‘ TEACHERS WANTED - because Di~. Williams' Pink Pill will Ml .mlyllm sent-lei-non, $2.00;
S-\ll‘B'\Y 111111 `llN1*;_fll|yh T03;-_°\°° “Hug Mrs_BlE-lomer James. 250.; Mrs. John
i-isa w/inren Fon nice “tl °"°"8ll‘- 'P B as 0°" D\'°v#. I~:..l»nti-iilg‘, $1.00; Mrii.,win. seiitnn.
TEi>'i`iI:nt sciiooi commence liit Apritllll ‘l“?“°°“"" “E °“{_°"' “°"‘°"" ""°“‘=$1.00; M" "““‘°S E. Dlnswali. $1.00:
siiimlonient 830 ner itnniitn. Aiinw'l“ y°“r__0wl\ lull! Mthlllld- If V0" Mrs. i-‘iiliiiitinlsottllli_g.s_tlc._l-_M_(i-ii.1l_li_ve-
‘  atc wea . or pee or_i1 ng. or are lo ll 3 dei-i»oii,$ _ ; . c ay, c.;
. _ Wnllnce H.li|cLalne. 3070316M3lDfl lookllig. old' bsftllet yoilr time. yt'-:ll ,Mlm ljgwlg iltqom-Q, 1 pl-_ Bucks; Gel;
1':/icuens NEEDED Fon"sAsi< _“We 1 1° y°\\f~@ ° 8"- 01° P H nitro siinoei-iion. 1 nr. iioeini; Mi-ii. .
a fair trial.  Ball l,y_ 25¢,_
‘,§l_”l‘;§fl';:“$80’ll“‘lo fl'l'l’l§’l{‘;,l,.S,f,'l’,‘l’l‘:$. vnii erin get ni-_ wliiinmiit rlnit Alam, 90 l,,,._ ,,,,,l,,, lm.. lm., lo..
Apply to Canadian Teachers' Alz' pm” ""°“5h 'my ’“"d'°l“° ‘l“""I°\` °" worded to France by the fit. 1"rier’s
nnoy llnx 14. Regina. Book. ‘W "lil" M- 5° "°“"‘ 5 5°* ‘lf *I* l’°’“’§-.-lleil Cross Society. I
_ ‘ _2847,3_‘MElm0_ fill' $2.50 l'I*0Il1 T118 DT. Wllllhms m02pd_ _ _
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THE TEWNS-'l`1\° B1\°Wfl8l\’°i“S iiliiti-lit on tile rztii lnstiint. 'rrislr '
train from Port Borden arrived last llexl to ,l¢lll_ who ls to he ,logged ls
night- at 8.50 bringing some mail and also ‘glvelll '_ G._ M¢,llllll,,_ Ml-,_ _l_
*_* Cready‘e lecture on, “Our Early Par-
0n§l':_?_f_1_$'oDr |l;T_'_l;SE?_l*§_lf_;’_ rf; lismentsr in the Hartz 'Memorial *_ '-
nau, li t thi tm . _ __
will commence 'riie-my Mai-ch wh; ing ii iTii'i“n§§§n"?§‘ ..iipii¢t.iii_”i‘ii`l°?tIl“ irilmnmiis D.~\1..\ 'rms'r s'rAn B  ..
RESERVE G°°D FRIDAY- NIGHT l.sc_1'uiiE Pos'rt»o`Nso-'riie1e¢- Q g 'O ni lt- Cuts Rope .
for grand muslcsle in Zion- Church. llll-e to have been delivered mnlgll; , . -‘_
- 4020M1i- ily iivlr. Knight. Dominion iseerstsry.   as Two Lovers
ot the C.W.V.A. has been postpon
LADIES AUX"-l‘ARV and Amit' and ed on account of the railway block-
Navy Veterans- will meet in the Sol- llde_ 4017_
dlers Rooms, Market Building. Wed- ...___
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i e week-end serial-“The Flgl ng ‘ _ ' '_ '- ' - 
'i`l'ilil." To say the chapter is ex-  §AV'eqiVE€§D°l’.',2lg;____'|'l  "'|'\\'¢) ],i1_|l(\ \\'00(I0ll i  . ;
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 'T "V3 '° WY 1° *_-lil' P'°'”l°°~ ' l.E.c'runE ronioi-41'-Mr. - iitcf' AT 3.15 ._   _7 and 8.45 -_ 
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“Dongle 300
Feet Above
I Torrent
William Duncan’s Frgh
- For Life 300 feet in the 
Air is Only One of the
Big Thrills In .
“Elie l.i0n°s Prey” I ' I
7th Episode of
' “Tlie Fighting `
7
citing is to use ii mild expression. 5 _ _ " ' ’ " ' ' ,' __ _ »
'l‘lie'iiieident_s depicted are awe~lnsplr~ ‘VI_cll;‘;°‘l_' Nga' 'l('ll_~'\_l__tt’_\'{‘5I“"‘l‘l-  .Slitws `  
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$I6,lIIIII PAIII ~
lllll IIIIIE
At Aberdeen yesterday the most rc-
markablc public sale ol' shorthorns
that the sum of 3200 guineas ($1
000) was paid for the winner of t.h
llutlilo t‘up for the best. bull berd b
ii. world’s record for a represenitativ
(‘.i-ic-ff. who secured 3100 guineas for
Marigold l'or exportation -to Sout
America. Going back to the lnonih
ion was bred by and the property
lneldinni, and' the purchaser' was M
THE TIP-TOE DRAPE COMING.
misses' suits this coming season. a ii
toe idea which is obtained by the a
it ‘is not a bustle, not even it bustl
arrallgenrent. but is a. different drape.
and adds rl style to the figure which
lleretofore has been absent. The suit.
coats average :I0 inches in the hack.
with uneven bottoms. These bottoms.
may he rounded, pointed or scalloped,
hilt the smartiiess still remains.
One model suggested it Norfolk coat
style, but the fastening was made by
drawing the llelt through the coat
lrolits and fastening. tllus allowing
the front. of the coat itself to be open.
Floats are used on these models and
are lilid in groups and add to the stvl-\
lines.
tilt iiliiiviii
-So Nervous and Irritable That Sh
Finally Kept to Her Bed-By
Using the Great Food Cure
She Grew Strong and
Healthy
every school there are childreli wh
do not seem to he ahle to stand th
ment indoors. the pool' ventilation,
the strain oil the cyes and the
nerves, all combine to sap the vital-
ity and lto iiudcrmine tile strength
of the bulnail body.
Because Dr. (lhase's‘ Nerve Food'
has proven cxcoptiolisllly effective
under- these clrciilnstances, it has
come to lie consiilereii stilndnrd as n
restorative treatment. for pnlt-_ weak.
nervous cliildrell.
What a pleasure it
color return to wan
see the child romp
healthy child should. This experi-
ence of Mrs. liiirtninli will surely
interest you.
Mrs. Stephen llal'tinilii. italy
Cross, i.ulienbui'i: county. .\'. S.
writes:-“My little sister ut eleven
years of ago became nervous, irri-
table. and seemed all tired out. She
had no appetite. was lifeless and
drowsy. and her complexion grew
puie und sallow_ Finally she had to
keep hel' bed and have somebody
with her all' the time. She was
irfriild oi everything. would get ex-
cited arid ti'emble till the bed would
shake.. As she seemed to he getting
worse under the doctor's treatment,
mother decided' to try Dr. Cliase‘s
Nerve Food. After she had used
about four boxes improvement was
noticeable, and It was wonderful to
see -how much brighter and stronger
she grew weak by weak. She used
ten boxes altogether, anti' they cured
her. She got fat and may and went
to school every day' wltli nn umbi-
iioii that she never seemed to have
lleforc. I do not hesitate to recom-
ment. llr. Clisse's Nerve Food io
anyone. for lt. was indeed wonderful
what it did 'for her."
Dr. t‘hase's Nerve Food, 50 cents
it box. a full tneiitment of six boxes
for $2_75. at all dealers. or Edmun-
son. iintcs & Co.. Limited, Toronto
Do not be talked into at-.coptlnlx ii
is to watch the
checks und to
slid play at-i a
siihstitiile. lmltatlons only disap-
point. ` _
that has ever taken. place in this or
airy otliei' country' was hold in respect Wreath.
tl
the exhibitor. This figure constitutes Mr_ Arthur Newbery and family.
Mr. William Antlerson, Saphock, Old-
l'.
William -Duthie. Aberdeen Journal.
_EIIIIIAI IRIBIIIES lil
= IAlE_IlR. IIIINIIO
Following is the list ot' floral trih-
utes. to tho late Dr. Peter Conroy:-
i<‘red, i<‘i'ank and' Lal tsontil-,
.- Mi'. alid .\ii's. Fenton Newbery.
0 Mr. :ind ‘Mrs-i. Stanley Newbery, Mr.
y and Mrs. Beverley Newbery-('ross
0 \\"r4\atli.
of thc “i~e<l, white and ronn" under- Lt_ Col, and Mfg 3lllllyall.__(‘l-0l_~,;,
ow' win- Only twenty-l\v0 hours pro- 1'. ia. l. Moiiinai society-wi~eiitii.
viously, at l‘erth, that. distinction lay 'rpg Medical Council of p_ E_ l_
with Duncan Stewart of Mill-hills, (il-05-5_ .
fl The Chairman and Trustees ot’ Fal-
ll conwood Hospital-Cross. ~`
Ul The Clrtirlottetown Club-Wreath.
October, Mr. William Dnthio, Collynie, Thr, llevomlllll-e Clilll__plll0w_
Aberdeenshire, got 2700 gulneas for senator and Ml-5_ Mlll~lllly__Ql0gs_
one of his calves. Yesterday champ- ,\ll-_ l,_ lc, pmwgg ;lll¢l_ Ml~_ B,
o
C.
l` Prowse--Ci'escent.
Mr. and Mrs. l’on'lei'oy-Cross.
.\1i's. Grant and lleien-Slieilif.
Mr. and Mrs. A_ J. Bltliin-Cross.
Dl'. and Mrs. Bagnall-Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Buntain-
Star.
Mr. anti Mis. Gilbert Gauti'et--
Cross. _
A new Idea is being featured _in Mi-. and Mrs K. .l. Mai-tin-Pillow.
ii-
r-
Mi-. and .\ii~.é_ .l_ A. .ilcl.nren-
(‘.l‘0si~i.
rangenient of the fullness at the back. Ml-,_ and l\lrS_ ig ll_ Clmndler-_
0 Wrcatli.
Miss lleleii .\ici{a_\', \Viir-alley River
--Stain
.\ir_ ll. Gillis-\\'i'eath.
Dr. il. .l. :ind Mrs. l.Piiwell-
Crescent. '
Spiritual Oftierlngs
t‘harlottetowil ilospital.
Notre [lame Aeatlemy.
St. Jo:ieph’s Convent.
St. Viiicent'.»: 0|-pliiruage.
l)r_ and .\lrs. Jenkins.
llr. and Mrs. McMillan.
Dr. and Mrs. lt. J. Macdonald.
Mrs. Joseph Milt-donald, Cardigan.
Mrs. .»\_ t‘. Macdonald.
i\ll. and' Mrs. D. J. Macdonald.
Mr. iiiid Mrs. Gaven Duffy.
Open Up Air Passages.
Y
no-o--o-o-|..|..|..¢..|..,.i|..|~ .-¢..|.....¢....;..¢..|..q-.g
NOSE CLUGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
l......--....
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Apply Cream in Nosinls To
son.-¢»|..¢i.s..¢-ini. we-mono-4--o-o-sauna-on
Ah! What relief! your clogged nos-
trils open right up, the nlr passages ot
your head are clear and you can bre-_
athe i‘ret'.~iy. No more hawking, snuffl~
ing, mucous discharge. lieadnclie. dry-
_‘_ ness--no sit-iiggling for breath at
night., your cold or catnrrh is gone.
Don‘t stay stuffeil up! Get. it small
bottle of Ely‘s Crcnm Balm from your
drugglst. now. Apply a little oi this
`_ fragrantnntiseptic cream in your nos-
trils, let it penetrate through every
air passage ot’ the head; soothe and
heal the swollen, inflammed mucous
membranes, giving you instant relief.
Ely's Cream Balm is just what every
cold and clrtarrh sufferer has ‘been
seeking. It’s just splendid. '
 
N. S; MINE WIIRIIEIIS f
= ANAiIlANIAlE INIIII
 IIE AMERICA
I (Special to the Guardian)
llALll~`AX, i\lar. 18.- A- despatch
froui. Sydney states that by li. vote oi`
neal'ly 98 per cent. ot' their incrnher-
ship the aiiialganlated lliine workers
of Nova Scotia have decided to affil-
iate with the united mine workers of
America, ali organization with hall' .fl
liilllion llwnillt-i's.
..
IIIEIR EXIIEIIENIIIES .
VISII IIIIIINIIIEAI
PAIE ANI] lIlElESS
Mi'.~:. J. l’_ Duffy. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Byrne.
Miss “ally Byrne.
Mr. and Mrs. I). O'M. Rcddin.
Mr. and l\'lrs_ George Reddin.
e I Mr. and hlrs. lvaii Reddln.
.\ir. and Mrs. Frank Ldngran.
Mi-_ and Mrs. Toniblins.
.\il°. anti i\il'.~i_ J. l<‘. Reardon.
and Mrs. 1\icGuiglln.
and Mrs, S. P. Paoli.
and .\'lt~s. l{endy'_
null' Mrs. Rufus Hogan.
and ltirs. G. J. McCorniaf‘.
and Mrs_ I-‘red Trninnr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
l .\ir.
:Zi Mr.
Nil'
strain ot’ .school work. Tile conf`lne~ ~ -
i\li'. :ind Mrs. I.. ll. Mt-liiilllnn.
'Miz and Mrs. (`hni'los Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. l’_ Mi-Qiiiiirl.
i Mrs. \\'. ltiiirpliy. »
` Miss i`aiveii.
Mrs. Flank Payne.
Mrs. liarry f'oi'roran
Mrs. l{iiig_
I Mrs. S. iilaiicbnrtl and fnmil_\'.
l Mrs. Frank Kelly.
Mi'. ll. Grout and faintly.
Mr. Maurice Blake and t'nmil_\'.
_ Mis .l. M. liughcs.
l Mrs. John Eden.
i Mrs, Kelly;
Mrs. Connolly and l`iimili'.
Mrs. ll. McMillan.
.\liss Stephanie Jenkins.
Swiss Demand
`. Indemnity from rluns
BERNE. March 15.- The Swiss
government has sont ii note to the
German government dcinnndinll the
the payment of un indemnity for the
destruction of the grain steamer Sar-
dlnero. The note also requests it
careful Investigation of the circum-
stances by the German authorities.
‘ . Not Particular.
An lrishnran occupied Fredhs chair
in t.ho barber shop recently. und he
was drowsy. His eyes could not ‘bc
kept open, his bend rolled about and
dropped over upon his shoulder and
down upon his chest in it way that
.made shaving a dlfliculty for the
knight. of t-he latlier and it dangerous
one for the patient.
Ai lust l-‘red said gently, hilt Iirm-
ly. _
“liook-e-here. slr. l can't possibly
head."
with drowsy Indifference:
- "Well, thin. coot my hair."
To which thc response was made
MONTREAL, March 18.-The Gov-
ernor Generill. accompanied by the
Duchess o`f Devonshire visited Mon-
treal over' the \veck~end. The gover-
nor inspected some of the institutions
f'or returned invillided soldiers, and
the Duchess went to thc Royal Vic-
toria Hospital, where a slight operat-
ion for il cast in one ol' her eye'-i was
lierformctl. _
HALIFAX, N.  Mar. 18-(Quoia~
tions furliished hy F. B. Mc(‘.urdy &
Co., stock and bond brokers. mem-
bers Montreiil Stork Exchange. Mc-
(‘iird_\» llulldinlz. llalit`:i.\', .\'. SJ
CLOSING PRICES
Yesterday Today
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SOLDIERS 'IN 
The abrupt c hangs 'from
homo comforts to camp lilo may be
~iry°ll|onyourl»oy'o henltlnllutiflse
_ will only taliio the rich liquid-food in
SGOTTIS'
bllllii'/01V
it will create richer blood tooo-
tobiish-botiy-worinth md fortify his
limi! Ind ihmtl. 'nlbusrliidsbf
shave you unless you bold up youiwpldign ‘ll gvefule wmld _
take-S¢llf’lEmull_bn.
_lt is exactly what they need. ~
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