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Experienced mothers say

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troubles, because:

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mineral coloring.

lt is antiseptic-prevents

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lt is soothing-ends pain

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L. _lust as good for grown-

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The Ladies of Charloffciown

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Your ilruggist is backed up by the

ruunufiictllrers of SALVIA, the Great llnir Grower. It is guaranteed to ;_'r'U\\' liiiir.

S.’il.\'lA destroys dandrufl in ten

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The roots of the hair are so nour-

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Ladies of society and influence use

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:-'..\I.VIA is a nonrticky prepara-

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Hughes' Drug Store. ` I , _

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za \__ canine to t|io\|~':\|i4ls. llnst l

_if of ihcsc sudden driiihs `.,‘/-5' ~ might lic prcwriicil if the 5/, , vit-fini only knew ilu-ir imc £5 Comliriun and ionk prompt

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-MRS. DUNCAN McEWEN.-There

entered into her eternal root at the home of her daughter in French Riv- er, Mrs. Duncan McEwen, formerly of Kensington, in the 70th year of her age. Sha /was the widow-of the late Mr. Duncan McEwen who only prede- ceased her by nine days. I-lsr health began to fail about two years ago but this she bore with a truly Chris- tian spirit, never murmuring or com- plaining. I-lar prayer was that she might be spared to nurse her invalid husband to the last and that prayer was granted. The Presbyterian

It may be said of her-to know her was to love her. She leaves to mourn three daughters-Mrs. Geo. C. Mc- .Kay of French River, Mrs. Chas. Truel of Hartford, Vermont; Mrs. Byron Smith of Manchester, New Hampshire. To those the community extend their heartfelt sympathy.

-BASKET SOCIAL.-A very suc-

cessful basket social was held at the residence of Mr. George Diguan, Woodstock, Lot 6, on Wednesday

West Devon Methodist Church. Not- withstanding the had state ol the roads a. large crowd attended. The first part of the evening was spent in games, music and social conversa- tion. Then came the sale of baskets which was conducted by Mr. Samuel Duncan and the bidding was spirited ami lively. Some of the baskets were real gems of artistic beauty, and if the external appearance was an index of the worth of the eatables within, there is ample reason for the anxiety displayed by the young men present to secure the good things prepared by their lady friends. The committee in charge is deeply grateful to all who attended, particularly the young men from Alberton and Cascumpec who did so much to contribute to the financial success of the social. They also thank Mr. and Mrs. Dignan for their kindness in placing their resi- dence at the disposal of the‘Church Committee. The sum of $40.00 was realized.-Com.

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FASHION AND FADS. '

Trains are mostly narrow, clinging

and pointed. `

Mousseline or tulle draperles are

held by satin roses. `

The newest jahots are of cliantilly

lace and satin.

A color of the moment is Nell Rose.

It is a deep cerise. ` 'l‘hree~piece costumeswill be' very

fashionable this season. _

Some of the most edective (rocks

have bugling as a trimming.

Crepe de chine is the most favored

materials for neglige,

Pinot edge ribbon promise to be

very much used in millinery. '

Some of the newest suits' have three-quarter length sleeves. ‘ l The newest evening wraps are short

and three-quarter length,

The regular set-in sleeve has been

replaced by the loose overdrapery.

Olive green is a fashionable color

just now. It is seen in (rocks and in

mlllinery.

Gray, beige, amber and a great deal

of white are among the moét favored shades for day wear the coming sea-

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HOUSEHOLD HINTB.

Painted woodwork can be made to

look like new by rubbing it with a cloth dipped in whiting. When thc' whiting is' dry, remove with ,soft cloth.

When underwear shrinks uncomfort- `

ably it is often possible to siivs' the drawers and sleevesby crochetlng a sufficient length to cover the bars

Nothing is sweeter for a valentine

than a package of tiny packets, ready to be scattered through the recipi-

`bnreau drawers or pinned in-

dresses.

wet a sheet and

it over

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tion for

Cash mum charge

Portage la

Charlottetown hockey match

Lake. The

Lake and

ate Ohanmivlllhlp peg. Shoal - s

league and Rgon home add home gunna. count. _,Pint ‘Ima at

6-1 in favor of

game at Shoal Lake, favor of 8h0al_L_ake.

Summerlido played

and did some ling his stick in _way to our Island boys."

norennimiillf

-Mr. J. C. was o passenger 0'Lcary yesterday

-Misa Laura' Palmer has returned to Bummsrside after spending her Easter holidays in Cape Traverse. J.

, . -M . J e Car uthers returned

uP5_ (hurch of Kensington has lost an to B°:hq“':u;;t"d:y amrnoon from. Sold at all store' and active worker. She was always look- ch"l°tt"own__J_ _ r

. t rug upon the bright side of life, and ' ~ ,

druf/UL” °° ready to help others in time of need. ~ `

-Mrs. Beuj. McFadyon, Kensing- ton, was`in Summersidc yesterday. -.r. `

--Mr. A. S. McKay arrived in Sum- mersido yesterday afternoon after a trip to _Boston and New York and other New England cities.-J.

-Mrs. J. S. Hinton and non, Marr ter Richard Hinton, returned to Summerslde yesterday afternoon from visiting relatives in Charlottetown.

evening, 19th March, in aid of the _‘L i A ‘ "°*_

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lottetown attending the meeting of the Temperance Alliance were Rev. Hammond Johnson, Rev. A. McKay and Mr. Calvin Leard of Bedeque.-J

-Messrs. J. Rogers, Montreal; H.

H. Harvey, St. John; Chas. W. Wil- son, Charlottetown; John Christie, St. John, registered at the Clifton House, Summeraide, yesterday.-J'.

-Mr. A. J. Mathleson, of O'Leary,

passed through Summeraide yester- day afternoon returning to his home after attending the meetings of the P. E. I. Temperance Alliance held in Charlottetown.-J . _

--Rev. H. J. Fraser, Rev. C. Arm-

strong,and Rev. R. ,0. Morse return- ed'to Summerslde yesterday after- noon altsr attending the meeting of the Temperance Alliance in Char- lottetown.-~J. `,

-Messrs. D. _B. McDonald, North

Bedeque; D. _(J. Davey, Charlotte- town;'A. C. Squarebrlgge. Miscouchei

John; 0,111. G-owlnnd. Montreal. rc-

Bsble; Capt. England, North Bt- Eleanor's; Messrs. H. H. Horne, ohsriottetowh; M. Huey, charlotte town; Wm. Smith, Bideford; Wm

p'é,'iid`;i H. Howatt, St. Eleanor's, re- gistered at the Empress Hotel,” Sum-

HUMOR,

hfflband belong to? Vjlfrg. 'Peck-I'm the party.-Boston lfranscrlpt. '

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Visitor (to facetlous farmer)-1’d like to know why on earth 'you cull that white pig “Iuk"? `

Fncctions Farmer-Because he's nl-

ways running from the pen!-Town Topics. _

I O U Hamlin-Wiley told me to be homo

early, as she has something she wants to talk to me about. '

He told the shy maid of his love,

Small Boy-Yes, ma'am~ I s’pose

. "f,-`=»~ , “_A »¢'_, _

, ~dere'wuza good deal of cussin' de day V ' `f"`fY Y . V - ". i ` ‘

°P°t“‘ you wuz born.-Tit-Bits. -T-,;-p»-.f.;`_"5~ ""4 '-MV

' aaa `(__» J /. .~»»-_Z `-

“Is her hair n crown of glory?" - ‘ _f _ _ _,. ,,_.. .li i, _ ,.-

“Yam and every night she abdl cated."-Town Topics,

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one a _ o A ` _ C ` _ , 5 9,, Guilty of Assassination _ y _

A man, razor in hand, was caught " . I '4`~f;,1--3--4 ‘P his wife assasslnating not an Une- ` The fe§“. " lr '~ ' 'T'-l of

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ii com-whsehs nssosa was “ WALKe0,§§{-r'~_‘-,Q 'I 1”

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-Among those who were in Char- i

The new soft

Fedora Hats: are hm ' h in demand. _hive all .the .latest~styles,iu any color" or mixture rematch ,your new Sp:-l_hg`S'ults.

Each year crore

_., men are 'learning 1 » the advantage _of -' ` owningbqth a_sqft -_ i and stiE hat.

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F. 'D. Lair, Toronto; P. C. Gauthier, surgeon about a case. , Bt. Louis; 'Mrs. McGuizan and son, "What did you operate on the man Emerald; Messrs. J. H. Miles, St. for?" theatudent asked.

glstered Bt _the Queen Hotel, Sum- surgeon. ‘

merside, yesterday.-.7 _ - "ées, I kipow, replied ‘_tlr__o,student. ~ ' '#5 can, w' dt did the‘mni~ii'av`e 7" -Messrs A. H. Affleck, Bedcque; 'Three hundred dollars," replied John Mohdurdo, `Bedeque; D. March- the surgeon.-'I__.ippincott’|. '

bank, ` Knutsiord; John Shaw, De

Nahum. _ Alban? Fred Simmons' Corrected for every Wednesday and Wilmot; Woodland Simmods, Cra-

ss-te,-da _._‘J_ Oats (white) 3% to 40

m°wd°" Y ' Y oats (black)

Pork

Straw, per ton

Hay

Eggs per doz.

Butter

Cliickeu (pair). Fowl (Pair) 12, . Potatoes, per bus.

Turnips Cabbage Pelts ` Hides 12 oairskins 11 Lamb

Beef

Beef (quarter)

Mrs. Beck-What party does your;

and mrs. 'rry "Putnsm's" , in our shossg ._Z, . so fast, lic. at all dealers., _ iuoginsgf `|' "'~¢\¢;;\__,!;,_‘

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A medical student was talking to a

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Saturday issue.

40 to 42!

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talkzto me about the things she THIS HATWI-I N0 MAN. Montes, ,I-_legrqped n 'r i.-chi N _ .--.- _ =_m1K£1¢`!r'. .e no mm go CL EWS To find a parallel tothe tragedy of‘_d”_h-Hx'-_eflipey to

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It showed for several weeks. mg' Files. No, "I _Qin llllt 301|!!

-Cornell Widow. =\€f§':°::qn‘{,P:‘f", be,.n_€;;rx!i;a time." 0 0 » ' 'i ' tinfa ut if Eng

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Bin-1-m afraid that goat win be .{’.f.|°a'i¢“~°°°¢ie2li'\ °~ sfggi ' ,¢l=i_11k_1h@¥

sick. l-le's eaten u - 01| ' " ' '

ii a lot of newwa 01'., :-1. » _ _ _,$°k ‘.'I"‘Y

pets. glmnrgr ~ ` ' 'hilt W

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Digest.-Yonkers Statesman. I 1 /» » w fy ci f, l

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LRG?-Thy, you naughty boy. I -1 f , 5

near heai:d such langua.gc,nincs the '>”’ .jl day I was born. I """'"'--'fr' ~' ' " '

- » _ - mlm' loh r to`be a.

The color left h_er checks, _ Do hidglllifgielt-2; t0! 3\_1}l"i@#S_. But on the shoulder of his coat Z I ._ to nkom _V byggnfd to di,

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the Scott Antarctic cxfdftion one must turn back' to the ill-fated Jean- nettc. In the Dena. Dalta the late Rear-Admiral George W. Melville found the bodies of.h1s _ghipm,,,¢,¢g_ headed by Commander De`Long,' to- gether with their iournals written up until the pencils slipped from their dying hands. But nothing in those journals was so infinitely touching and moving 'as that brief statement °f CBN- 9°°f*1'9» 'Printed this morn-

ing' and entitled "Mk “go to the Puhlic." If Capt Sep done nothing else to win for himself im- mortality, tbis creature of daring and achievement form document so thrilling. or one so pathetic. Cer- tainly, every man must fecl the no- ble and heroic character _oi the man who penned those line. with death staring him in the face, knowing that, on top of his disappointment of ar- riving second at the South Pole was to be added complete disaster; that "these rough notes and our dead bodies must tell the tale."

Yet there is no complaint and no

whimiiig-merely a setting forth why disaster was inevitable. They knew the risk; they had done their belt. But a combination of had weather, intense cold, and the illness and _dis- ability of two of the five cost the lives of the others. Probably, if Evans and Oates had lasted like their comrades, they would all bs'safe to- day. But Scott did not-any this; his last thoughts were ofothcrs-of that

lishmeu

as

-'l,‘l_tanlc, days, ' but

had a tale to tell of the hardihood, endurance, and courage of my com- panions, which would have stirred the heart of every Englishman.” Not a word of himself, as he lay there

cing the end, tortured by starva-

are properly provided for. R. Scott."

There we have -the one touch of

emotion this iron-hearted man per- mitted hiinseli before lying down to die. what country could resist such an appeal" Not England, certainly

fa ~ = U _ tion, with n body, racked by a or any other where men still revere; month of hardships such as, be wrote, the heroic virtues, self-abncgation,

"I don’t think human beings ever

devotion to duty until the end, and

come through.” Finally, theselserenity of spirit when-_ all is lost

thoughts of this gallant and noble and the inevitable at hai.id.,;I,’here is man turned to home: “Surely, sure- now defeat here, but victor of the

ly, a great, rich country like ours

most lasting kind, of which tha re-

will see that those dependent on us cognition will bn world-»vide.’

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