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After »'f'eii Days' Suffering Mr. Quinn Bays Nothing-Cures Like Nervllfne.

Thousands Recommend “Nerviline."

One of thsmnst soul distressing ac-

cidents that can befall one is g, bad unlls or-‘wrist sprain. "lf I had only known of ‘Nei-viline' earlier, I could have saved myself an enormous a- mount of pain and many agonizing lights of sleeplessness.” Thus writes P. P. Quinn. ’

‘I tumbled from a hay loft to the

barn floor and sprained my right ankle and left wrist. They swelled rwkily and caused excruciating pains. It was not,convenisnt to go to the city, and the linement in the house was useless. When I got Ncrviline re- lief came quickly. It took down the swelling, relieved the pain, and gave me wonderful comfort.

“I can recommend Nervlline for

strains, bruises, swellings, muscular pains, and sore back. I have proved it a sure cure in such cases."

Think what it might some day mean

to you to have right in your home, ready for an accident or emergent sickness, a bottle or two of Nerviline. Get it to-day.

Large size bottles, 50c., or sample

size 25c., at all dealers, or The Cn- tarrhozone Co., Kingston, Ont.

-lllub 0liers --.

The Chsrloiicfown Guardian i

8 . Y

They have broken your heart, I

know: -

Anil the rainbow dreams Of your youthful dreams

Are things of the long ago; But Heaven holds all for which you-

sign-

Tbere! little girl, don't cryl -James Whitcomb Riley.

OYSTERS AS FERTILISER.

The deep quiet buys of l’rince Ed-

ward Island constitute one of the best natural oyster breeding grounds in the world. With a few favoured lo- cations on the shores of New Bruns- wick and Nova Scotia these waters constitute the only other fishery of the Dominion. Who has not heard of thc delicious Malpeques? Blue-points cannot touch them for flavour nnd

, 5 lusciousiiess. But it is thc dead oy-

` ster we are speaking of.

From time immemorlal these aris-

L _

f mily llsrnld and Weekly Star

l The Morning Guardian

and The Family Herald and Weekly Srar, one year each, including the beautiful pre-

r;:r-fi::°;;.‘;HvS-1.00

The Evening Guardian and

The Family Herald and Weekly Star, one year each, =including"the beautiful pre~

i‘;::.; r°;.;':;.;.§’""“ $2-00

Address all club offers to

THE CI-IARLO i"l`E'I`OWN ` GUARDIAN

Charlottetown

ro, 21 .MEtf

tocratic bivalves have lived and

IH "d thrived in these waters. “They build

like coral, grave on grave, and pave _a path sunward," but their accumii- _ lation proves their undoing. The

oyster. unlike the clam, must not be covered with mud or sand or evcn _‘ follow oysters, When this happens } death ensues, and s. new generation l occupies the ground. Llkie the suc- _° cessive civilisations of pre-historic _ cities, tlic oyster-dynasties succccd _ cnch other, only more rapidly and i uiore iiumerously.

So it comes in the progress of un-

countcd generations that the oyster . ned started on the river bottoxil i reaches the surface, perhaps thirty feet above. Then comes the end. The oyster, unlike his relatives, m\\l"¢ not hc exposed to either sun or frost. So when the bed climbs high

i enough on thc graves of dead an-

cestors. it is killed by the sun or ground lv the ice and forthwith be- comes extinct, except on the sloping margins. Even hero death generally

2 follows from silt and other causes.

P' Iii. I. So its siipcrnbiindant life is ultimate-

ly thc cnusc of its death, paraiioxicul s this mav sound This defunct o -

16 ,

Hard Coal

for Base Burner

ii. . - Y i ster had now becomes it shell niiiie

to be dui.: away for thc enrichment of the land and the pockets of mcn.

Live beds, of course, are not allow-

ed to bs disturbed for agricultural purposes Live oysters are t00 lll`0Ci' ous fm' that. And since the advent of man on the scene there is no dancer i any live bed committing suicide by

roeggou of over-growth. The merciless pairing given by the oyster fishermen presents even natural increase. F0 that all beds are sadlY dellieted “ffl-' withstanding: the wonderful fecundity

The Canadian Magazine

if"-Y' ua/

Acadia and

Albion Nui

Reserve Run of Mine

plea inc()

All in the Coal Shfeds

George E. l"ull’s AUC'l'i0N Salli-

Sloeliliriiiii iiiiplemeiils and Furniture.

r e William

Auction

Road,

Lower ii miles

l"ch

purpose l (driver) .'i

l C o w

t \v o

2 years

new.

BBQ.

of tlic oyster.-F. A. Wightman in

our uniius .un uiuuuisu _uurrfins

Eu! HLLS Pui Things lilglii

<“.oi iii of YOUR Rlicuinniisni for i"'»i'_ lgs i.i .ing iliiit rc-liable remedy, .IFJ l:i.i.,\`. 'l`licy will relieve tl.e .iii -LL. uili cireiigilrcn the kidney: li. v ~, -_il cute you to slay cured--or oc; ‘;:_>.. 5' \. iii lie pruinpily refunded.

i\if»:i‘.i-efil, Msrvli sgili, i912.

“ "1 "iii-:.isi me great plcnsure to 'f in.. i ilivt l lirivciueii (EIN PILLS . ir ii. <i.ii :ix iiioiitlisniiillhat they have fine i.ic_:i f_f_r<_~:it dcni of good. I had iiiz-11:1. _iiz-iii for two yours and this .i1i‘.. r l.<:i\'cd myself from it by taking LI ‘».' l‘I LLS. Iliiglily recommend theui

lol1i<1iiilili:." A. Bl£AUDRY_

CIN PILLS uciiirniizc ilie acid cen-

:liiiiiu of ihc urine, prcvciit the forma- iioii of .cili in the blood and stone in ilie kidneys, keep the 'f'»i<i=1<'l'S niid thus cure

lurks. 5oc. a frce if you

and ni ist, .\ rite aiiil

ease

$639

Ailaniic Cabin Ac-V

to Liverpool, and Rail

from Vancouver to

__ _

_,__,_,_,,__ .--.___ ii. me eulkmrii ie. 1;

'rney have iii-'sim your eau, 1

\==°v: -rr rave to imyiuuiu Prevue.. . -oss iolumusi- 'sem we

Ami your tea»set blue. ---. _ tion for adve»th_\n|.flii this column and mu: P17!-;\;°°l\°. too. -H. oi..mK is Giisreisiiirageee ui can must unending; uma. uue- re uizso overuse: ,in ii is __ _ eoaer es. =

But childish troubles will soon pass Albenon . Dial, 1 - ' mum °h“.."_§_ ,_,,_,,,_ ° cw _

br.- -mn nioimms num owe -Monsanto. naar. me gms.

'1`h°f°' 11"" ¢if1» <1°“'* "Yi eau be obtained at'Lss¢i-tru Touts: llnzlinh me! 1090. wi iw Iwi It _ ‘ , B . B ' . B ' .

There! little girl, don’t cryi ml INN" “Tap nu. “mm”u‘°1.g0u¢hu4im¢,h3i,. They have broken your slate, I _,M133 HAZEL HORSE is Gust- .

*“°*= .iiuu .gint in J. 'o. .rarauin nsoii- -our un wma-nie unit lm-

A““ the gl““» "nd “'“Y° store, Sunnmerside. Her office phone th. specially, soft Ind touih et 10"" 01 ¥°“\' '°1\°°1¥‘f1f1°¥° is is-i and residence ensue as. prim than enunu-ny sum for at Are things of the long ago' ____ Bucci' gumm d

- ersi er

Butblifi and love will soon CUIHO _ANNUAL MEET1NG___A¢ the an.

I There! llUi\¢ hifi. ¢l0l1’i1 Cry! “ual meeting of tha m"°D°’°" of the teredvdvtnrthsv Clifton VI-louse between

Town of Sumrnerside held in the Mar-

a large attendance of citlsens. Very interesting data was brought down showing Sumznerside's position finan- cially and in other respects. It was pointed out by Councillor McLellan

position _financially and there was

question of permanent work on the streets was discussed. Mayor Morri- son gave some data as to what was being done in this llne in other places. Councillor Holman, Chair- man ofthe Street Committee, and Councillor Brace favored the paving of Water Street from railway to rail- way. Others expressed themselves as in favor of permanent work on the streets and requested prompt action in this line. It was suggested that this matter be taken out of the hands of the Council and be` given toa com- mittee. Councillor Tanton reported

work done by the assessor's commit- tee. The water and sewerage depart-

pairs made on the town wharf and

ing the year in the sha e of u

or Morrison fittingly responded.-J.

-Miss Lizzie McKay, Sumnicrside,

was a passenger to Emerald Satur- day afternoon.-I.

-Mrs. Jas. Linds returned to Ken-

sington Saturday after spending a [ew days in Suminerside.J.

-JD. R. and Mrs. Morrison, Surn-

msrsidc, spent Saturday in Kensing- toii.J.

-D. A. Wedlock returned to Char-

lottetown Saturday morning, after spending a few dnys in S-ummerside.J

Charlottetown.-J.

-James Sharp Sumnierside, was a

-Mrs. Elizabeth Lefurgey returned

some time with relatives in Summer- side.--J. \

-The Rev. C. Dewolf White, Rector of St. Mary’s Church,_ Sumnisrside, was a passenger to Charlottetown Saturds.y.J.

--Miss Grace Beattie, Sumrnerside, was a passenger to Alberton Satur- day afternoon whcre she will visit friends.-J.

-M

left on 'the eastern train Saturday afternoon for Kinkora after a visit to Dr. Monaghan of Miscouche.‘J.

-Miss Bessie McKay was a passen- ger tn Kensington to spend the week- end after attending the U. C. G., ln Sunimcrside.J.

-A. D. and Mrs. Duchemin, Char-

lottcto ummersi'le the guest of H A and Mrs. Compton returned to their home

.___ _

_M180 El-bel Traverse, Kildara C8118. arrived ln Summerside Satur- dzy from Boston to see her brother w o s seriously ill l th i County Hospital. J. H ° Pr me

Bank of Nova Scotia, Bummgi-side and Mrs. McKie and two child,-,D were passengers to Chai-met g

il Saturday afternoon.-J. B own

Ill

~ 6.80 S turday evening and 6.30 the

There, mae ‘rl don.t cr l ket Hall Thursday evening there was 5 _ ~ » .

previous evening.-J. ,

-Isdbelie"'lfra_verse of Kildare Capes

is in Summerside at the home of Mies Lilly Doherty.J .

' - t

that no other town of its size in the _ Dominion of Canada was in a better “Mi” B°"i° Bmmgsley’ Summar: 1

side is visiting friends in Charlotte

none whose credit was higher. The t°wn'J' ‘ D

-Rev. H. W. S_cot~Bmith, Char-

lottetown, was in Sunimerslde yester- day _conducting `the`services in Bt. Mary's Church.J.

-Victor Traverse, son of Tliadduil

Traverse of Kildare Cape recently un~ derwent a successful operation for appendicitls at the Prince County Hospital. His own physician, Dr. Johnson, accompanied him to the hospital.J.

-E. J. Rattee, Malpeque; D. A.

Wedlock Charlott to n El D

vious evening.

is at large in the woods near the

lar e

ed to the vigilance of a number ol

the foxes would be returned last

The <-scared fox was captured this

have yet been made

_ _ (i;A'ras__'i~>

In coiiriéction with tlie recovery of

that au the ei-edit is due to w. D. White of Alberton. The fact was re- ported to Mr. White and he at once

got ta work _on the case and through his u tiring edorts brought pressure to bear on certain prospective par- ties who directed him to the place where the foxes were found which

IMAGINATION NEEDED MESSAGE

lar novelist :

"There is about as much poetry in

him as there is in McMasters.

‘McMasters, you know, was walking

with a beautiful girl in a wild New England wood.

' "What is your favorite flower, Mr.

McMasters 7" the girl asked softly.

‘McMasters thought a moment,theii

cleared his throat and answered.

‘W_eLl. I believe I like the whole

wheat best." ’

iss Mary Monaghan, Providence, _ -r__ .-_f . . . _

N0 More .mdrilil . or Falling ‘flair

No poisonous sugar of lead-no sul

phur-no dye in PARISIAN Sage.

freshing and delightful hair tonic in the world is PARIBIAN Sage. If

_w_ H_ Mckie, Manager of the 'you do not use it you are daily miss-

ing a glorious treat. It is simply

ren. It is sold at drug and toilet goods counters for only 50 cents a large bottle.. _Ask for PARIS!-AN

_ _M _ M K I N Sage for your own protection. The

mon i.iv slzvool.. urs. iii... criinvifi in smiiviiiiin wiiii '"1 Wm' *hi* A_“\>\1_\_.'°.heir i°°l\ every

:umm erlumis. _april i.i. nselensers is their nom saturday °“"°“ “M "°"'l°°

f Imp.-an of Asia, May, 27¢|, ‘afternoon aftcr spending thc- day in PAmBIAN» gan. “iv” °“t nu

Gibrtltar Monte Carlo Port Said B“mm°"'m°-J- dandfun BNI 8\0‘§l‘|ll|l'_ him! illlllll

Coloinho. Singapore, Hong' ~'*- Q: ti'z°.h'°°k" It 'tap' iwm°‘ “gn Shanghai, Kobe, Yokoh xml, _w- B°Wm5°. sf- JOUUZ R68! It 1 °u"‘ ' ‘ -

Dauphine, Halifax; R. B. Keast, 'l‘o‘ ly W:.“ul;:i'l»“°““!|‘°; w §’°"i‘gt§

W. S ith, M tl' 1, - “Ut” in _ “Y ,,.,._._,'P_._.,,-1._.'1'f.,_f2_.,__§f§!ff dull, faded 'sm ui.|°°km'jh“,._ < »

fresh, choice sweets yon Hlllh D. lfckianon of "Brantford, come here. By special Ont., writes:-"1 safufqgf pA|ug[_gg

the factory we re- Sass the hd: p ' gg ‘

of chgegolattes _ . '1ll:'0zhs¢r'¢°a?I.!aqg\|i$°`:i|{ui;e%n° every x ol _- .‘ ng

one week old. In #10111-‘O1

l0c and tile. I\“’\ll'l°_i!Pp}1\e_1ao;.rpq3\|¢ 'gs o°i~moe.\l1nu'esss=iie» »;‘.is.,_;‘.‘i°..i,..

usei.3vim\vwnws$=»“,,,.",,,~,

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splendid for men, women and child-

DEP!

l -Watson _Hardy of Montrose, was 1;\~'1;,'_R_ in Suuinierside on Sa.turday.J, ____

_ __ ' _homestead right and cannot obtain pi a

afternoon in the woods _where it had » ' empti.-._ may anterior npurchased home~ been left 'in A ‘bag with its »mMe_ .It = _ :t;_i;dll)n sisartsiikdliatiécts. l;i}icsm83.l;0mp?r was caught without injury. No arrests ' ae'h'of lihr:é_ye:i?s,rciiiti'i'at: lift? sci-si: of the _parties suspected or the their 'V 1 - 'N °"¢°°h°“=° “'°f¢h`{,0}l°`-V00-,Jo Y

*_ the above foxes The Guardian learns . »~- -fr

....i`2'€a..°‘°.X;..£Zi.?“§;..‘?“.‘Ii‘;§’.§§i“I*.; .”.”.*.‘§.?.§’.°t‘.i I.Z°;’..'5L‘ii‘.°.5§‘i.'.?.5*;°.€.?€1.i.'i Twlsl Tobacco

. _ _ ` i" 5 - -

p;i~§i(e:)irg-e;Jto Bldeford Saturday af- (New York ,Tribune_.)

___ ebec P ~

W. D. Howeiis, at iuucneon nt Kit- Qu_ ' » _ to ,Pryon saturday after spending tery Point, said of a certain poptu- -------~~-~- .,.=_._ ..=..».;=.=:-...-a.=.-==__, -. __ _ . .__ ._

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panrsran saca Is YOUR FRIEND.

S,m,,,,,,y__,_ Usa rr AND ALL Ham Asn

_U2§2QZ!"’11_O

ross

Cross

Ford

John

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The following registered at the Vio-

_ma.;m7v ui Ami’

siom_sch_\ eel fine iii ` _ 1 »-Rlllullldl. “‘ ' ” `

you? Well, 'don’t -bother. It

_¥9l_ir _stomach rs in a revolt; _if sour,

and upset, and what yo lust

has fermented into 'stiiiiborn

i 1.' Queer what 'inset' our -- __ _portion ut the fdod did tli _'-M-

AI-id in five minutes ou tryin will"

gl- yggvn. Bfgtcn fwonder what became in the indigest-

. . eson anso . i d did' . _’ R. W. Fade Ciins qu In an `

Millions of men and women today

know that it is ii ess to have

orla Hotel, Charlottetown, between stomach. _Ailfzzild Dilliepain og 0.00 Eaturday night (after the ar- easionally keeps this delicate organ “"1 Of the lest train) and 10.00 the-,rdsuls‘tee_ and they eat 'their favorite r¢vi°“= “isht=- foods 'without fear. " W-_VP- MUPPBY. Buell!! i If 'your.s`tomdch.dosen't fake ears J- A- G- _Elli=. Montesue f of your liberal limit without resell-.

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Stevens, Amherst _ McDonald, Truro Graham, Montreal Kenth, Toronto Smith, Toronto

Garroway, Halifax Mansfield, Ottawa . Hangs, Machius Woodill, Halifax

Smith, Ottawa Bucs, St. John

The following registered at the

BIG COMPANY. '

ment was reported on by Messrs. F - ---» Compton and Hinton, who announced ( mm sitsgsaif 1,? 23:15 ghardmn) OTTAWA. F05- 3*A H139 IY\i1“°\\` nn increase in water-takers and con- ALBERTDN - Feb g,_0,',e of the d0ll&\l` ¢=0.'1»l>BI1Y |189 UWB ili°0_\'D°¥°5t°d sequently in revenue. The speech of f,-,"5 of the 'sgo 000' pa". stolen from to conduct a leather business, I-Ion. me evening' h°"°"°‘"i.W8° made by H Barbour. Guard' and Carruthers’ G' S' Hyman and Euum Hay a l11\>0I`iHB~mau known as "Bub" Gra- Ranch at 'Bloomfield last Wednesday Feed CU" “I sackvnm’ N' B" aw fly, who humorously described the re- night; has been rec0vemd_ The other among the incorporations.

suggested that with a continuation 1-angh, FINS CAUSED DEATH-

of such work, that on some fine sum- ` ."""

iiicr morning that the whole wharf laviitmiidgrtfrliy ;;trlit!iifdsotf(i;rt1lii'aikiin<‘>ivl:'ii1.) HAMILTON' Feb' avuelua Mora” would he found outside the light- They were left in a bag outside the aged 20 is dead in the hoamtax' house. The meeting was presided ranch. When discovered thisfmorning Th‘°°°.°r four mcmthn asa 'ine 31”' over by'Ronald Campbell and Hugh one had eaten a hole in the bag and admnfed because °‘ stgmach mu gl Mclnnis acted as secretary. At the escaped. The other had its head out X`my S .showeq that rm” hid sage close of the meeting the Mayor and and was caught by sheer luck. www mms esilmatedxounum gr mg, the Councillors received their re- A uuinber of mcu with fox hounds thousand' bemdes bmw as an 0

ward for the efficient work done dur- are endeavoringto catch the one f' Mticiesy A

P g - '

hearty vote of thanks to which May- The return ofthe foxes is attribut =

, ..._

men with bloodhounds who were put d

on the trail, and _constablcs with, ‘ ,, ~ . ~,' i

search-warrants discovered traces ~ Black Pune? ’ Hose for

_wmnrd Sharp. Bideford was in wl'}i;h would almost warrant arrest. t‘03'_5 are worth “Ying- Summemide Satm_duy‘_J. - ey were given to understand that They make 1553 wgyk for

night.. - the mother. ‘

--Mrs Alex McN ll

. . ei . Summersldc, Arr ¢_ (th md _ ~ _ -. » »

511°” Saturday in Ke»=1f-ewn~~J- en u»3i».7.3l_ ° °“°”°° "° °’“’°°‘

. a s om nion land in Man obs Saskatchewan or Alberta. 'l'hs applicant

Mrs. F. W. Taylor, Montague jidn; if yqiu food _is u damage mnmdi

.of a eip. remember the_ qnickest_,;_ auredt. most harmless relief in Pape's` Diapspsin which costs only fifty,

cents for 5 large ease at drug store? It's truly wonderful-it digests foo , 'and 'ssts'tl:ii1igll straight, sojgentlyi lid ‘slsily that it is really astonisb-I ing. _I_’lease, for your sake, don’t go on with a weak, disordered stomach; it's'sb unnecessary.

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.is to the work nuns by the puiies ee- s,,,m,_ 'Pm,,,,e.d; 'B,-,,,g“§fr Mn. Queen Hom, oiisriuttetown, between, Monday, February I9, rs ihe. lla”-ment during U10 Year. The fire de- chin; waiter M_ wa1s},_ g¢_ John; 10.00 Saturday night (after the ar'-_ l’**"'“°“* W" "=P°fi°d *O 0° in el- .rack Buiimun Num. Rumen regist- rival of the last train) and 10.00

pcllentilpondrigiofé by Councillor Brace. ered at the Q{,een Hotel bé¢w'e¢u 5_30 the pre‘."ious nightt-

‘filluc

or on ley reported on the Saturday evening and 6_30 the pre, A. Matheson, St. Peters ' "

I/asf ifay for receiving iliscouhii' on electric light hills for Janu-‘

savis motley. 2-7M5i I

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SYNOPSIS 01' CANADIAN NOIVIF.

WEST LAND REGULATIONS.

‘ANV person who i' the sole head of s

family. or any mule over 18 years old

may homestead a quarter section of a-

l nhl D i it

“sta snr in arson at the Dominion ands ppAzenc D or Sub-agency for the strict. Entry hy pro! may be marie at r {Agenc5; on oertadi conditions by ei; er. me er. son. daughter, brother or | bt!-ir of int ndlnk hnmnsteader.

utiss.-Six months’ re ldencs "P0"

nd cultivation of the land in each of

tlrrsa years. A ho-neufeader may liv

thin nine mi as of his homestead on a

arm of at loasttll) acres solel ' owned and

ooougfed higi oglby his gaéhor, mother. o au er, ro inrors s er. - ' lxiicortgin districts a homsstsnder in ood standing may rc»empt a quarter action alongside iii; homestead. Price galil r acre. »

utiaes.-Must resldo upon the home

stead or pre-smption six months in sash of six years from date of homestead entry

lfinps- ii d di if “ ; i 'Wdsssii' liiiisse

B §l‘“'b°l' . Mich 'gsygsldr an? acidgy :id ai-u‘:i;a::¢ lI:slen`isi:d'D{»n|ols`_~.. liao °V“° '~undi tedf d~b thful,. ngue mlsnceo use sioc. Stanley- eobtmiiise oisiui :°“u¢tie° tiiiiniii Smile. _,I0 an4$ _ lie"-ill \

Lincludlng the tiiiis required to earn omestsa patent) and cultivate fifty sores extra.

A hoineiitesder vr o has `exhaustrd his

. D ' l

B gills! otfhthq Méhisésir oféhc nter oi.-

' - ' ‘ . . au_ nri'I.e Du ca on of th

_ ‘ '\It'l».\; or-~» '~ ~ "tha nald fn

_ 0 f _ . _ Waste

Sanitary _Colton Polishing _Cloths fo

Power House, Garages, Machine Shops and all General Purposes. Write for samples and qiiotaiions to the manufact- urQ!'.

H. Gray? Co

23 25 Common St ' '

‘ Montreal, P. Q.

- ttl|F8mos.

Manufactured by A

P. li. :Island laiex Exchange _

.Real - Company Limited _

has 'been orga ized with lieadqnsrters at Summerside

with a __ _ _ _ ~

Capliaiizaildn $l00.000.00 for the purpose of buying and se‘litig foxes and real estate

on commission. _

__ 'Parties 'having ft/xes for sale slion‘d list ihem at once. .

We have already anuniher of inquiries for September deliv- ` er .

y Write or call at our office opposite R. T. Holman Ltd.

P. ’E 'hllllld F6! ’EXc'han§e and Really lid.

C. B. Morris Mgr

r-i6Mist5mds V _ Sunimerside, P. E. I.

scan? 'rnouanas Quroicnv oo. -+A ‘ - . . ..

The cleanest, daintiest, ,most re; it

eReUb5_?9“.. fTuplin1 *&?i C0. i

The little_t?ts -'itll the children-

like to be out' ii ‘wi~nt'er weather but they need to he warmly clad to k`eep_ them protected from cold and sick- ness

_ We are showing _ now a iplendid line of warm clothes _forthe “ ddies” __

sweaters, coatlgeveaters, knitted romp- 2

ers, gsiters, ln tted overalls, stocking ' ‘D caps, 'mittens everything you could 1 want at the most moderate prices- _ ' _

cairin unit filiie. ` ` »

' _ Kensington.

, .

. . ,

H fs.

_ up to dia -styles, te clear

_M`sé'e Wlli;de;w. A :Y _ Mof?“is‘&».$hYiiii

"1 eve f _ _ji

,_ ~ ;- _~ . ` _, . -’.i`. _ ~-,°'f~-,‘_ ..~i'.`|.

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_MAIL CONTRACT

Sealed tenders, addressed to the

Postmaster General, will bg ‘rssgiwq at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, the 14th of March 1918 for the convey- ance of His MaJesty's -Maui., on _1 proposed Contract 'for four years. six

vu-y l|ig|\ti||g_ Pay foday 5|-"[3 ‘times per week over Rural Mail

Route No. 1 from Mlscouche, _Ifri ce Edward Island, to eojtimenee at 'hid pleasure of the Postmaster Gene;-hl.

Printed notices containing further

iiiformntion as to conditions of pro- posed Cnntract ma be seen and blank forms of Tender may be .ob- tained at the Post; Dmces of`Mis- couche, South West Role ‘Hill-, 'Bel- iiiont, Lot 16 and at the office of the Post Office Inspector. -

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Oillcs Inspector.

Post Ofllce Insp_ector's, pmce, <.}ar- lottetown, Feb. lst, 1913. 2-3 31.

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the Postmaster General, will be rs- ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- day, the 14th March, 1013, for the conveyance of His Maiesty’s Mails, on a proposed Contract for four years, six times per week over Rural Mail Route No. 1 from Southport, P. E. Island, to commence at the Postmaster Generals pleasure. __

Printed notices containing further

information 'as to conditions of pro- posed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be ob- tained at the Post Ofllee of South- port aud at the oiiice of the Post Of- ace Inspector. . _

J OHNVF. WHEAIL

Post Office Inspector.

Post Office Inspector’s Omoo,

Charlottetown, Jan. ~B4th,

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the_,Postmaster Goh _ will he re- ceives at ottawa until i~too‘ii,.o'n1rri- day, the 14th Marcli,'_191il, for the

conveyance of Majesty? Ui;lY_l. on a propose ontraet or. ,our years, six times perf_fwos" over, Ru‘l'_al Mau Route No. 1 iron; vai- gy tolcommence at theYPostms.ate\`

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blsnlr forms of Telglgar may: 01|; tained at the Post" ees of ilinc vaiiey, North Beseqee. ¥<oss‘<oorner. Lower Frestowng- shiriaiereiae, ‘any at the office of the Poit 0_$d%'Iiii17%et` - 01'- , 1 i_f _ ’

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