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»"I ani lust so delighted with the
confort Nervillns brought me that I
want to talk about it all the time."
writes J. C. Coughlan. oi Saskatoon.
“For ages 1 have been subject to an
aching. dragging feeling at the base
of the spine. When attacks come on
it made lry whole body ache. It sp-
peared as if I had taken cold and a
soreness developed all through my
muscular system. When in Winnipeg
»onc day a friend spoke to ine of Ner-
vilino, and I bought a 50c. bottle.
That was the best half-dollar I
ever spent, it did so much for me.
It is hard to convince some people of
whatarimlly good medicine can do,
but there will be no sceptlcs alter
they try out Nervillne. It use it for
everything now. It’s fine for rheuma-
tism and Neuraigia, and all sorts of
muscular pain it cures quickly. But
internally, if possible, Nerviline is
even better. It cures ri cramp in ten
seconds, and, as for gas and upset
or sour stomachs, nothing can excel
Nerviline. I think it should be kept
in every home as a. protection against
sudden ills, and also to curc ills that
resist other treatments.”
Family size bottles, 50c; trial
size 25c; at nil storekeepers and
drugglsts or The Catarrhozone Co.,
Builalo, N. Y., U. S. A.
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0 STUMMIH
Nearly every stem ich disorder begins
with acidity abd may be immediate y re-
lievsil by one teasooonful of Bisurated
Magnesia alter eatin\r_ Neutrnlizss excess
sri ; quickly_ relieves dysnepiis.
heartburn. i|nd{Uesrion, belch ng, etc.
inexpensive; al riruggists~_
Wall Papers
New ls The 'lime For
Home Decorating
We have the laiesi, best and
most economical high qualify
papers. Just the psiiems you
went. Just fhc price you can
Piy- '
[ii No danger of your noi lfnrl-
ing what you require.
We are giving special bar-
gains BIG DISCOUNTS.
.IAS ST. C. MO0RE
Eldon.
4-5lVlEi2i
 
Funeral Director
I ani prepared to sell cask-
cts at a lower price than any
one iii this province. I\vill
also give the purchaser tlirec
months to pay and moreover
I will take all kinds of farm
produce in payment, giving
the highest market price.
W. l.. Dingwcll
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Funeral Director
Picture framing, Furniture rc
pairing and upholstering-
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‘ --IT PAYS
i -H. ohAllKis _Guardian Aunt in
Alhertozi. His phone is 7.
I-1'!-llii MORNING DAILY Guardian
can be obtained_a_t Lai!erty'l Tensor-*
ini Parlors. Buinmerslde.
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-IIIK. FRANK IAIUIIIITY in Juar-
dlan agent ‘in Sumlpercide. rlis ufiice
I
-CNE DRUNKi-One drunk ill
Summer-side, was given twenty days
lu which to try and sober up or a
fine of Si0.J. _
-MEETING TONIGHT.-The meet-
ing of the civic improvement society
of Surnmersido inects tonight at sev-
previously reported.
-RECORDED.-The Wesleyan just
to hand contains a lengthy reference
to the late Mr. John L. Muttart of
Jersey City, formerly of Cape Tra-
verse.
-MAIL ORDERS amounting to
° ooo or mer will he sent ir ht
$1 . ' els
charges paid to any station in P. E.
I., hy R. 'l`. Holman, Limited, Burn-
rnerslde. 4-l2ME3i.v
-SINCLAIR & ‘_1'I‘EWAR'l‘, Ltd .
are showing a large stock ol rugs.
squares slid other :loor coverings at,
right prices. See them when reiltiing
iiiid furnishing the home.
our house furnishing department,
-SCHOONER READY. - The
schooner Marguerite, owned by R.
Campbell & Son has been loaded by
-MEETING.-Mrs. A. E. Dun-
brack and Miss James will hold la.
e t month. J.
ilrews and Lhns. Mountain were ap-
Dointeii coiiimittces to secure a suit-
able field for the season, if possible,
the high school ground. King Brady,
Cris Evans and R. H. Morrison were
appointed' to attend the meeting of
_ ». n, s;
Rogers, Sect’y-Trees.; Before the,
meeting closed over twenty members
signed for the year, including some
of the best hnse ball material in the
town. Among the members signing,
is Mr. Cris Evniis, who has pl-'ayed s
rest deal of base-ball and knows the
ame well.J.
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-SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.-The
following pupils made the highest.
standing in the examinations of`
0'I.enry High School for the month
of Miirch: D. S. Fraser’s Department,
Grade VII-1, Mabel Sweet; 2, Mabel
Inglis; 3, Jennie Platte. Grade VI-
1, Lottie Johnson; 2, Eva McLen-
nan; 3, Ruby Inglis. Grade V-1,
Birdie Campbell; 2, Pearl Bernard
und Eddie Murray (equsl); 8, Pearl
Johnson. Grade IV (Senior)-1, Rota
Uaiiipliell; 2, Charlie Ellis; 3, Claude
Jelly. Miss Agnew's Dept., Grade
IV (Junior)-1Allan Mscliennan; 2,\
.Nierritt Johnson; 3, Josephine Gal-
lant. Grade III-1, Keith Matheson;
2, Gabriel Dennis; 3, Etta. Dennis.
Grade II-1, Ruth MacLennan; 2, Ray
13\‘»l`ll\1l`l1i 3, Olive Gallant. Grade I
(Senior)-1, Willard Johnson; 2, Alice
Johnson; 3, Myra Williams. Gradel
(Junior)-l, Agnes Fielding; 2, Har-
Old Jelly! 3, Luvina Gay. \
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N0 lllllililllll. EAS
uni snr slumlcn
‘|'lP¢'c Diapepsin' makes your
siomich feel fine in live
minutes.
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Wonder what ‘ipsct your stomach-
i were-do you? Wen, can bother. it
gsssy and upset. and what you just
ate has fermented into stubborn
lumps;
belch
MCB
rrovincei 1 *UM*
tioii ioi.
Cllr 1l\|lt
mum elm!!!
M.. ..7sa~
- ' 13.- write
prices on wire fencing ii( all g;|n¢|_'}‘§
'1`- H°lm\_l\. Unuted. llirismmiile.
phone ls 26. ‘ - :[7 I. _4-1ll_E3i-
*WANTED-*Al  \¢Q learn
drwvmeklur- <. Annlarf to lun min,
<lf°»¢mel=°r.Srimmsi1lde. 4-iiiizi.
“THE SOHOQNQIR Minnie Bell
from Tlsuish, N. si. inghiiuhqt ar-
rived in Sumnierslile Saturday after-
noon. The first arrival this- ua.
son.J. '
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-SUBSCRIBERS shouldaf- renew a
week or two before the me they
hll" P314 -101' hll °¢N_r°d and thus
not miss an issue, 5| 511 mpgrg mo
discontinued promptly on expiry
date. .
-HOLMAN’B are receiving ship-
ments ofnew lrililiinary almost daily,
new shapes, new terials, new trim-
mings and new ideas. Your bat# at
I-¥olrnan’s. ‘ » 4-12 Eel,
-WANTED-.At once an experi-
enced saleslsdy. Geiitcel biig1n¢g¢_
Apply by letter in own handwriting,
giving experience and reference. ,Ad-
dress H, Guardian Omce, Summer-
-RUGS -ii in lsome floor rugs in side 4 10531 n. gin." ` g
apestry, brussels, wlltcns \el\ets --- “sum ol” nag* “
nd sxminlsr-rs, fue largist variety -The following regist red at thc. 'f,,°||
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H ’ _- _ i 3 , nw." fleas!
er have even shown. See thi-in in Queen I-Iotel, Summersi e, Saturda mrandc _ ‘starnpto
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Messrs. H. W. Mollis, Moncton; A C.
Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. ROCKWO11. Lunenburg; C. G. Gillis, ' ___._._:_._.:;__,.___, 1=-__-_=-__..=.=;;_-
.___ Montreal; C. G. Malt, Woodstock, N. _ _A  _
B.; Mi Gaudet, Wellington; and A. C. _ 0 _ __ _ _ _ __ ' ,
Vanwort, St: Jolin.J_ _ A      _ _
-'Phe following registered at the
Jos. Read & Co., Ltd., Siimme,-s1qe_ Clifton House, Summerslde; Ss.tur~ Q :  _ '
with a full cargo of-oats and will df* 3*M0591` _- - `-I -' ' _ _ .__ ' _ ` ' `.
likely sail today for Picton.-J. ' ' " ` ' C ` ' "
Y s R L ohneon, Hall
fax, D. J. Robinson, Montreai;.G, S,
_ l\l'| , 4 \ l |9|§.
meeting at Mrir nto to discuss or _THE ANNUAL m00f-ill Oi th ~ - ~ ' ‘“ cw* 5 "8 2 ' `
K - E 6 _ oe om an Cit _ ~  _
ganizations of ii Woir.en's Institute Sllullllllrside 1358811811 Olllb W111 be Arnliiiag SBii"iili$ieMn§ilshNt‘iFt‘hIl‘ii)li“;'Fiirgoixiiiiiinchequeiorigl.88%. in _
iii that section on April 15th-. at :Eid ot; Wed_r!ies<;py;eveliiinB. d16th. at n\yu'l‘en¢dofrigsT_onguilginlgoiindy imiélrjgi our Port l:lawl_°ebur'¥Plsn\.ln . C ’ 
2.30 ll. in. All interested are invited 9 0 C0 0 'S llBl'l‘e all Arson- "“"" ‘"‘ ° ° "W °' ' “ ° ‘ " °  ` V 1
..   rin. in mem»»»~ -mi. em no "i'.nia°i°.ririii 'l»l§i.i"i*ii'»:r"i‘i‘i;:‘f“"- A » Il-_
_ wish to become same are requested \ _ r_ |i|_ 3,|¢¢|\¢|», $q¢'y_ Q, Ti-ess. __
-'rl-in DREDGE DALVER or ine lo attend- - _ 4-14M2i. i-run. _ __ "  _ ' _  _ ' _ _ __
Dominion Dredging Co's plant which "'** ~ -1; C  " "" ,__ __ ' - _______ g 2
ns laid li in Sum erside 1 wi -THE EMPRESS “T110 05? 0 b ’ ""-"'=”’ °"“‘““`='===‘°_' -- --- ==_“-==“-f--‘- `° ` “Y '_' 11"' 'I "`
W p ' m al 'nt- - B y ' - _ ___ ¢ K -__=='~'-nerr.-in-r _=rx2~fl`-  -~ ' " ' ` “ '  ` _ I I A ‘ _'__g_~_' -
ei' is being overhauled preparatory to the Emmfe” "Om S“m'Ul°F&1¢10 Siltllf- F _ I “ 1-_'-'li
being towed to Quebec where she will day couslsted °f 011° C81' 01 08119. l5W0 |' _ ,_ __ ` ` , _ ' C  f_» _ - ‘ _ . _ ' '
he engaged with the three other °‘“'“ Of mixed freight and lvurteeu - , " `  ' ' ` " __ ' ' ' ' ’ » '
dredges of the companyis plant on a horses, the horses were shipped by _ C 1 __ _1  '
large contract covering about three Mr' Edward Hogan 10 St- 501111- Hel' i _ A ` V i
yeary work They expect to leave inward cargo _consisted of two cars _ ' ` I ‘
Summerside sometime during the of lime' 9"” cf" “alll three CMS `
pres n _ mixed freight. There were Z0 sssen- _ _ _ _ _ i _ _ _ l
ll
gers going and twenty-five returning
-BASEBALL CLUB.-At a meeting --7~ ,' _ _ _ 1 ' ,»  _
of the rnilepenaeiii Baseball oiiih liinil --' ~-1;"-"SE: ~f i " '
on Friday evening last arrangements “THE _POLICE COURT#-Ll1t€ Fri' »_ "g ' ` ~ '
were made for the coming senson‘s day °"'°m"g J*’»"‘¢3 C9-11111. Bled 15. _ _ , _ ` " - _ '. _` _
w0rk_ R H_ Morrison' Chas_ An_ and Den Sonier were arrested and ` f" » ` ~ ,_ -`
lodged in jail, charged with breaking
and entering fi cellar in the west end
of the town, in which there was stor
ed a quantity of bottled beer. Yester-
day they were given ii hearing in thc
Police Court when the following wit
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th: 1_-,.i_m,_ County League_ The om_ nesses were heard:-Malcolm Steele,  1 ' ‘,  J Q E
cers were R L1 Morriso Pre Lea Frank Gammt' aged 13' L'~‘°m“`d  '  5 W - ` `
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G-‘-11181111. a_Z0d 14, Kenneth Ferguson,
aged 12, and James H. Grady. Pol-
iceman Stcclc swore that on Friday
ev ni bef st' ' '
yard and found two other boys there
drinking beer. I-Ie took. the two boys
out and 'one of them told hirri that
Cahill had the stolen beer. ll-Is then
tioned Cahill, who admitted taking
the beer, and told him he and Sonier
entered the,cellar by prying oil the
hatch with a crowbar. He at firm.
denied having any of the beer left,
hut on close questioning told the offl-
cers found ri b_s.rrel about } flill of
bottles and a bag with about two
dozen bottles in it. Frank Gallant
swore that, Cahill told him that 'ne
had seen lots of beer in the celler
rind later saw him with other boys
drinking beer. Kenneth Ferguson in
nis evidence told how Cahill and Som
ier edected nn entrance into another
cellar last summer and stole three
bottles of liquor and later on, on the
same day, entering the same place
and stealing about twenty bottles
more. After hearing the evidence
from the shove and several other wit-
nesses the Magistrate committed the
prisoners to Jail to await trial at
Supremo Court in June n6Xt.J.
_.;_f._ll.
From Saturday’s Evening Guardian
-SEED MEETING.-A meeting of_
the Provincial Seed Fair Committee
was held in`tlic" oillce of the Secre-
tary, Summerslde, yesterday~ after-
noon with e. good attendance of
members present, President Rev. Dr.
Gauthier in the chair. The Secre-
from diderent sources as follows:
your stomach is in B revolt; if ,mm Government grant, $400; Summerside 
subscriptions, $288.30; from sale of
'53'-7°=s;l;;¢sl;1 in-im. us: 'r6tal
_Il  __ -__ . sud for running "ex-
\iiels°~'. ~\8i1.ts. , °rm_i‘ iii-iiiim.
~rnent§. $999.18;`lea‘ving 5 small den.
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Stl. _
Inman and wife, Charlottetown; C.E. I _ '   _ ~
Patterson, St. John.J. ~ '
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c ng ore arre lug Cahill be vis- A ` __ _ ' Y  ._ '_ _
ited ri smsll housq in Alfred Cahill’s"i " ‘ -> , // - `
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went* hack into the house and ques- J' " ‘_ is-,L_ _ _ '
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z;'::._‘i..°.'.';S.:‘;s‘:;‘. ;:;:‘:;s.‘::;“;:.:  ?\<if;__;__ f U SE IT EQR WH A_~T
grain. $100.85; from Farmers' Insti- ‘
head dizzy md aches; tutes. Sli; ‘donation from politi-
and acids and eructate lllllllll. $90: Steam 'Navigation Oo.,
food; breath foul, tongue $10. Total amount, $974.85. The dis-_
talle gi little Diapeplin _hurseinents were as followsfamounts
minutes you truly will _paid for prlses in seed department,
became er the indigent- ;ri1s'.qo; ceniqeie .¢i,,,¢., ‘¢,,,,,¢,,,,,,t_
“ll
Grand
teen
mot
to the manner
in conducted the fair. ‘ A
committeo~ consisting of the Presl-
dent and lasers. W. H. lileGr-egor
and J. J. McNally, 'were appointed
to arrange for s suitable building for
next year’s' fair which it was decided
to hold during the first week in
Harsh. In the forenoon a meeting oi
the Banner Oat Club was held in the
some plrice with a large attendance
at members. The secretary's report
showed that a large quantity of
Banner oat seed had been dilpptled of
even
the
whlollu
oll. Wi
was twenty
been lil for
'diseace.- At
in that city be
andva telegram
stated that he
, ith th had s close cl -
put some yet remained on hand.-J. ?£r”.°d.;E' m_°vm\;lJ_°ihl,: mr:
ie, M _ _ _ _ ' e ram; as recevv n '
9"’   _iathir of his serio\:lshl1lln(:ss.n;rheI,:_i::it
/.éll waxy: . l ' ea I _
a __-Mrs. J P. Reinhardt and her son xawmginggxsxurg Hiram Summer- gg gy
Master Cheat-er, who spent the winter ‘uw in _]-,gy 1"; 1|, wg; in the ern- Bim°_“kh. it I
is Pittsfield, Hass., arrived by the _p|°y_°| Hour, Sinclair 5 gggwart, n ~
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lose
Mt.
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was in the
*received at
forme-
.nlght whether 'the body would be
brought home or interred in Dayton.
To his bereaved father the Guardian
tenders sincere symllllllly- J- _
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Empress Saturday evenlng.J. »
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from a con-_
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much
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Milling like
not been
bm, It had not been decided last Q muuhm-
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I have now on exhibition one of the iine\t`d1Sl>1f)‘-S J ll--1-
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hnerilaivslies liiigt ghaipgriityles and trimmings direct from the
manlllfeciliizeerscusiomersihe iniddleman’s_ profit l iind you will be
astonished with the large lSSprilll¢!l¢ Bild 10W Pf1_°f3 '
Our milliners are busy at work, and cin sa*is_y the most rx-
"eme taste' dl ll ' 't d t call and in"pect' f urmllliuery
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soars sruinric nsirsiires. rinlgsn. &°“ “'° °°‘_ ° 7 V
i Dealer in Dry-Geods, Millinery, Ready-Made
Clothing, Boots, S1l0¢S`¢lC- :
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