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what Kind

VVe have it what-

ever it is. Also we have some that you are apt to like better than any others you have ever tried.

We _have the best

combs made including the latest improved ones.' Everything in

Fine Combs, Dressing Combs, Pocket Combs, Infants Combs, Gents Combs.

J. G. Jamieson

Druggist

rv ~ »» -_ *#- I What’s the use of

putting off from one day to another the clock or watch repairing you should- have done now and _,here? NOW--be cau$,the_wor§e_ it gets the harder it is to fix l and the more you’ll have to pay. ~' _ ,

HERE--becausewe have

the most experienced work- men and can throughly

guarantee our work.

G, l'l. Taylor

jeweler & Ootician ,

Phan. :vs_-J. 1

_ 'Juan' Phu lla Warm’ 1 Sixty Years

of experience and :kill result

ll file spoons; forks, knives, serving pleas, sit., slumped

'»’l8fliuiriis.iiios.” _

lesuilfol paiierss, enduring , qnlliy, finish and nyle, make ‘ Ml; brand ,of rlh_¢r ,pine lbs ` -dike bl the mslorify. »

l»n%l:‘lnhls :my eu IM ol ills! :fill iirlers, »

_ Dol , |ul..¢i¢». nd: by llc

lsional deba"|_¢si had been conducteii

-.' A, __ .,i_ _ if

SAT RDAY, MARCH 2a 1909.

This question has been so often

the best farmer. And there is ine'

sp'te such inevitable loss youngl

mf,

More than usual heat and some ro-

grettably strenuous language was ex- changed across the floor ofthe Legis- lutive Chamber illiout midnight of Th\1rsdny's session. It wus, hovwever quite an exceptional episode, und too much should not be made of it. Down to that date the remark in yester- day's issue held true, that the ses-

with good temper on both sides.

The absence of any newspaper cfx-

changes for almost a week past, ow- ing to the interrupted mails is one of the newspaper men's troubles. What the delay in business and social cor- respondence means to the thousands affected thereby can only be imagin- cd.

1 1 l l

A telegraphlc despatch states that

`- ‘ Hlllblll IIITI GO- 1 ._ _ ,

Beau Prince

The Best I

I '_ `Condilion Powder

ln. *hr _Market

' ‘ 25c '

_ Sold under our guaran- _ , _ tee--

REDIHN- BROS Opp. P. O.

the Toronto Globe puts forward the proposal that Canada shall expend $10,000,000 ini building a Dreadnaurght. This would be to follow the example of Australia, which is providing a fleet of its own. The feeling grows that Canada. should bear some share in the cost of her oiwn naval defence, if not in the defence of the Empire at large, and 'that in providing for ai land force without making any provi- sion for the defence of our ports, our coasts and our commerce our ways are strangely unequal.

Lord'Btrathcona, who' isa. man of

peace is willing to give $10,000 a year, we know not for how long to pro- mote military drill in the Canadian schools. He evidently does not think such training will foster a blood: thirsty spirit.

._ _ _ ms

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.fr rl.- _Li

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I 1' .Fyling Cabinets

_ r

._ An absolute n

1 3 . _ ' “' to~date business man.

' We are sole

goods - carry a large stock on hand -'and sell at factory catalog prices.

l_ 1

bee them, any

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Beer@

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_ Suecessors to Mark Wright Furn°g Co.

_ Q _

ecessity to the up-

agents for these

way.

eeks

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WHY D0 FARMER S SONS LEAVE THE FARM

factor The desire to see more of

viable 1055 in leaving 8 “mug farm, has actually a great deal moral meh ha has lm,-ned to so acquaint leisure time than if be was employed, Chhllges to be made in Church ser-~

himsen with auoghu- uumg that ha in a city shop, or factory, on in pro-'vices must not be hi ister than Fri.

_ . ~ day at noon

can live by it and follow it s,,c__iessional, or mercantile life and do- RIETHODIST esslully. There is obviously t.he|“‘_5 in “ 3°°‘l b“*"i“°°_3' He has "`¢‘| Rev Hammond Johnsdn, Summer- same img of vs11,¢,\,,i_- time -as i1|c\1¢n’¢1v 8 hvwe and wiser to drive side at 11 and 7. at-_uutim usuers.

young man who bm. "mt |eam,_,d,when and where he will without,g§_;i_y £‘_?fel10¢=; _ af; i\;'_<:_D

the carpenter trade after years of ap-l°h"g°' B privilege 'mt °"j°7°d by Pm rsmeetm ° Tvs: d at 7 33'

- - 1 _ one in twenty of the inhabitants oi - y° 5 °“ "es ay ° ‘

PWIIUCCSIIIP W9” W *fam I-he Bible Study meets ado close. trade or blacksmith. vet ue- °""°"~ Fafmffs Would <10 Well to G1-ace church.-Prayer meeting at

_ talk these matters over frankly with 10 a.m. Rev. Wm. Harrison at 11 and

farmers will leave their first calling their 8°” fmm time tc’ time' <:;¥ne:'and itrijavligigs wiagwggéiortzilé for a_u0u,e,._ It may be that some farmers, who sea~_

It is therefore, as Grover Cleve- “re _°f’mV‘“`““v°l7 Wm °"j “d "9 BAPTIST,

land was wont ,O SRL Us cmditionydepositing money in the savings bank Bap¢i5t___Rgv_ (;_ R_ white at elevsn,

and not a theory which confronts,'rc_"1' year to yen' dl’ no” think as ‘$388 :§v;“3'0 mS“3‘i'S{0__s Elcxggé uS_.. And before an adoquaw “_ often as they ought of the fact that welcome uid pffévihed with comtm* rncdy can be provided the cause mu=.t|th:f;ls°ns’ ‘gd daughters' too' Wa!" able seats. G » =- °_:°;°.'°§ °’ 2”” °‘;::~ . ._ sr“_"“i~ ._

1 w ic o oas e ease. un B c oo an‘ e ass

re1noved.__ Why do Young farmers idea of che g__o_________p Soni; Sud ___ __ hc!B__ _£0 _mrty ___ ____ Rev_ ___ ____ seek ofher callings? The causes _ a 5 "Fl I _ _

,ers Workmg ever day as hard 8 | oyd at e even and seven. Strangers

are many. In some cases the par-, _ ' _ 7 _ _S always welcome and provided with efnts or one of them, prefer that_?g':;idf°1;’ _ietrjg noghmf ‘Tit lfhe" C0¥11f0l'i»8l»1G 9¢mbLICAN the son or sons shall follow some " an ° 5' an 8° ua y°“vY' ‘

' ' SLP 1' Ch h-I-IIC ~

calling which they think less labor- mg the hired folk on th°_ (arm who ion andau ,gm-nfilrgc prayer.) ya.tm:1r:v`;l, _ ions, or more genteel than fax-1ning.l§°t “tags” has an “usettlmg temency- a l In some cases the Bon makes tbellt mag t be a sounder economy to»B1 __

h en lik rounds In put a .Lttle less money rn the bank Prayer at 1 p. m.

choce for ims .on e g . ___ ____ _“__ __ __ __ nearly every CHM. where the yours fm; fm em: _£8 5° f;‘°'_° 0 H” °';;_d` 11. m. Canon Simpson ut 11 and '.‘. man so chooses for himself be rnakis ' ` _ y I )y_' _ eyl Sunday School and Bible class at 2.- lalsu estimate of the supposed hard- had Somethmg U( the" Own 'inher- Bmps of ,arm me and an equally _,__ to spend or to sm/e,»life onthe farm

iusive estimate of the ease and sup mmm WDW mme attractive' Th°S"17_

Dowd gwuity of me merchuuvh _“_ are only hints, but the writer, was

the-professional n1an'a nude of mak- “nee ll funn* buy him"e"‘ 'm“”`” if; D11'-111'*-MY Bt ‘l D. m.

ing bil.; living. lmuizh more that might be said 1,11

The Social element in we Baum- ,,g the subject, but let this suffice for

us all is sometimes tr determining' the present. l-on at elevm and 9-li Seven-

THE GAIN

of a' few pounds of flesh is of more importance to some people than the gain of a few hundred dollars would be to others -because health is better than wealth.

If you’re too thin, or weak_, or ruri down: if you re nervous or irri- table; if your appetite is poor, take regularly _

f' Bric_k’s

Tasteless Cod Liver Oil

Brick’s Tasteless is com- posed of pure Cod Liver Oil without that greasy taste, Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites, Liquid Extract of Mali, Fluid Ex- tract of Wild Cherry Bark and that composition

WILL CURE YOU.

m All Druggists

J.= I

~7\\\i¢i!lg from the little that comes 'l‘ by wire -from Ottawa the Pariiamen W

tary semion stems to be passing dn SL a singularly quiet and uneventful las L0 hion There is a dearth of all the Fr shocking and surprising tlemrnts Th

asked and so much discussed that it 7-5° W°1”'1 ‘UW 01° \‘°““d ‘lf f°"m auf' Talfkell tn °l°51°g "mon 01,21 is difficult to sa anything new upon 1U° “n°"d° is l“0i\1€|` IDUVWZ, ° ‘S U l“m°“t~ Happily ther” L

7 _

it. and yet it is 11 matter mai m'°=“=°- Pefbew imrwtv 011 the w'm,“'° “° ““°““ °"°"€°° "mg ’"°°°- "

and this so for has not been a Bu

th, welfare of the (arming ¢mmmm__are at fault in not instructing their __ d __ _I y The farmeps sm, grown m n,,`so.is and daughters as to the relative “Hn “|_ 5°°51°ll-

it _

Bon and U-Bind in all ghd, of |a|»m'advantages of their life on the farm y

work and |-arm maugememh mah, 'compared with city life. The youngi _.L

_ _ man, for instance, who lives on mel _ "L

_ m. Sunday Schooi and 'ble Class at 2.30 p_m. Evening

Bt. Peter's-Holy Communion at 8

30. Strangers welcome.

SALVATION ARMY.

Sunday Service at 7, 11, 3, and 30 D. m. Week nights Service,-

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and

PRESBYTERIAN. St. James. -- Rev. T. F. F‘11llcr-

Strangera welcome and provided with good seats. Sunday School and Bible classes at 2.30.

V ZION Church-Rev. Geo. E. Ross,

luesday ut 8 o'clock.

We have _lust received the

Pastor. Morning prayer meeting in liusemient of church ut 10.15, public worship at eleven and seven in church. Young peoples’ meeting on Monday night. Prayer meeting; Wed-

ST. DUNS'i‘AN'e1 CATHEDRAL. First Mass at 7.30. Childrcn's

-Mass at 8.30 Catechism immediately after Mass. High Mass at 10.30. Vespera and Bcncdiction at 7 p. m.

IIEIEPEST Wit-lI)UM.

John of Patmos, ew ho died,

‘FW the friends who stood beside,

_Thus was questioned, thus: replied: "Master, while thou yet hast speech,

_ __ =_ = ,__ _ . _ _ __ __-_E __ ._

; _ 'yi ' ' | hfy disciplw thoe beseech #_ t

“ » ' ‘ , l' ~ “- ' _ isdom's highest law to teach."

‘ _ - i- _ ` Y ". ' ' raightway spake the master then:

, - _ _ -_ ..

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1 _ 1 ' _

Dee

om his s' “ , ma ia we’va practiced many 8 yeui, dom's law we wish to hear

ittie children (they were mend. ‘ _ ve each other." But again. i

friend Ah ster dfearp

coasnrs 1

rer shone the masters eyes

ittle children," he replied, ve each other, that is wise." ,‘ t the,boldest, spmiaing low:

Master, if it please thee so,

pest wisdom we would know." I

ised the master on his "nod,

_ , _ _,___

lttle children’ -sank his hea ove each othe-r;' he was dead.

-_Edwin Guthrie_I§rown_

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YOUR MONEY BACK

If yousiilier from

any form of cou_gh_, (consufnptiohw ex- Cepfedl £<2'_d~l?E§li' ness, loss of voice,

orbrouchial i1'1_'1`ta- ,

t_i_o_n_ that cannot be

abs ilutely cured with

H ON D W I LD,~}l_C,'H'E'RRY

gc; back to your dealer ami lic will refund y<»i11‘1111i.1ey.

This \vo11lcrf11l

remedy coiimius no opiates orotlicrinju- rious <l1‘u;;fs, but is maiiufncturcd sim- ply froni the ingre- dients which its name implies, :ind experieuc e has tiught us tl1~z1t we need have no fear 111 umkiiig this offer.

Take us up on this pro-

position. Gei a bolfle io~ day. Ai all dealers. _

lui:-gn |l<iz.liiif|1-, 1-o'§l.11|1

ini-Z \»||1»11;'l1 fur nu) \i1-d11.111~y oul. :\_‘i --o-|1i~.

MA N’F‘D.' BY' ni: BAIRD C0. un. Mrc.crisM|s1's WOODSTOCK N.B.

/1 aihafsiiiivnie

Cu ”7

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vi-"`_~`

. ._ _ _ ~ N?

you wish fo rcdicoraie w.il1 adiffcreut .,_,--,_ V style, simply zipply Alzibasline over ` the Alabastinc coating puton several ' zilbiif-*

-C / _

/.7 _r '_ Healthful and Bc.autiful,"thehandsome

///' @l‘“2 "td book of stylish walldecoraiions. Price

as For Permanency

, __ _ __ When you decorate with Alabaslinc you do so ff 1' ` for permancncy as wt-ll ns superior artistic effect. - _ Unlike kziisoniine, Alzlhastine does not rub off or

-__ crack. Unlike wall paper, it docs not

H 'V pcci'off'or clcc?.j,'. Alub;1;1tine, you sec,

is:\liygiciiicct._icnf,n1ndc from gypsum ¥;-" rock. It i_.;ruc!1:.1Lly lizirdcns and becomes _

part of the wall itself. lf, ntany time,

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advance-ship nent. of one of the best ribbon bargains that you have ever seen. Thlsls a good wide taffeta ribbon. exactly right. for hair ribbons. _lust the grade that you have been buying at 20 to 25 cents per yard. our price is fifteen cents. Moore 81

.‘ I / years before. Call and let usshow y,ou ,__"" - 57." f tint cards. Get it copy of "Homes,

1/ ' ‘ . .

/ -F/i_______ ofAl:1bast1ne1s50c.for5lb.pkg. 7.,,,,,,, ,_._=_-.`,z;_;5,,=_;,,_,, , 3, / -/<5-.,;~-\r' _ ‘yup --_.\.~1~

Fon SALE nv

McLeod. 3 27d3l

I"ishermen’s Boots

Home made, Water-

proof.

The _best is none too good-

Our celebrated in knee, cape* and Fish boots are known all over the Island as the best boot.- Goff & Co.

Rubber Boots

'Ihe Daisy Improved-for

good satisfaction take no other.

(Fishermen for your own sake and

your family’s sake don't huy u poor boo

this time of year.)

surf inns

` mi '

drwstf 4

u ’ f ‘ 4

Hardware Paints and Oils,

Value in New

iz.,-_ MOl\`(_} the many good values,inclu-

C5 ded in our stock of Spring suitings

of patterns and colors, greys, greens and browns,in both striped

which gives it perfect shape-keeping qualities.

We consider it to be the best value we have

this cloth to your measure, with best trimmings and workmanship at . _ . . _ _ ._ _$23.50 per suit,

of tnree d_ollars on your spring suit. But we would advise you itobginie in T0-DK?

_ . O Spring Suits

Q A is alineoflinglish Fancy Vlforst.

and checked effects. This cloth is

been able to offer you for some time, and this

Here is achance to make n clear saving

MacLellan Bros.

Ai $23.50

eds. This comes in an assortment

beautifully finished, and is of medium weight,

store is noted forits good values. We will make

mwfrmtf.

Have Arrived

You’ll appreciate the two leadingfeatufes of Kabo Corsets-no metal eyelets, and

'i non-breakable stays. Either of these is

enough to make the Kabo a great favorite.

h .ii

If you have a medium

2:9.,

.B "“”""*\._

bust and avcrageiigure here

| _ T " i is an excellent corset for you at a very : ____ __§,_5;__,§____l,_|fi lo\v price. It is the Kabo Corset,

"` " style No. 680. made in fine- Ba¢i§;¢_

` _ " _ Kabo Corsets up to $5.00, Ask to

I i"-:"1-ir.

/ _

_ A Kabo dollur’s wortn of' corset is

i __ .,_\_ the best value you can find. Other

/ _l ,_

see the Knbo Form Reducing Corset.

‘5.er_-‘-

‘ _

Sole Agents

Jas. Paton ((9. Co.

appreciation that are continually being received by the Great-West Life=_

Milton, P. E. I., 3rd March, Igor)

hlcssrs. lIy11d111n11 & C0,

Charloltetuwii, l’_ 1;. I. ,

y llear Siisz

Ilaving :1 Policy i11 the Great West Life As-

surance Co., l may say that at the end of the first iiuiuquciininl period I was most agreeably surprised to receive notice of a bonus, which ex- ceeded my aiiticipafious

Truly. _vou represent a inagnificcnt Com-

pany, \vl11cl1 t_l111s far has exceeded its calculated prolits_to policy-holders. I need not say thatl rim satisfied and only regret that I was unable fo take out :I larger assura11ce_ Wishing you and the ‘Great-\Vest‘ every success,

Very truly yours,

, (Sgcl) T. B. KEAGH.

The above letter from the Reverend Arcl1.Deacon Reagh,

speaks for itself l he motto of the Great-VVest Life has always been “satisfied I’olicy~l1older5."

W1tl1 their high interest earnings and economical mau-

:1gc1ue_nt they_aru 111 a position to supply what the shrewd iu- surei' is looking for viz. rilisolute security, lowest rates and highest divioeiids.

lirrmcli Office. Cha,-yottetown

HYNDMANQCO

Managers P, E. I.

T- F.dg:1r MacN11lt, Special Agent

dmstf.

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The following is a sample of the many lettérs of

~°-i------------- ~' _ rlmwwiffr _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _M _

_ -»-Y--,_ "TW e.._...._- - T ~--- -- _*_ ~_"=---._ _._ _-i_ ___ _._

enders White Russian Wheat

g1_o_;_¢;_i'y :lock The Elsie f0|' Salg of Best

AN 1:xcsPr1oNAL ° , Q_..|_¢,.

1,|,,,.c|,2°,h_ |909 This wheat took first prize in llie

Scaled Tenders will he received by Standing fields competition making tht? th". ""de'S"‘"““ ‘"‘"l “°0" M°"df1y highest score of nnyon thelalu11d.Ii took

April 5il1 from any person oi efmna

f_» 'P second prize at Amherst competing “,",l,|"“,"’_"“'°l’"“F ‘hc "‘°°k °f ""= 8S\Hl¢ against all other vnrieiieo except While 'U115|a:,f,,i,?lm_§f”l‘?H~Vl._ Fife, and at the recent Seed Fan in N, I `h,_. ',‘_ “’ 'Sf 0f Slvffk Surunierside ii stood first aniong

11 ie o .iiuei .itil _i ,__ ,S ___ 'L *Ole at Cor. u ver) large- number of

S.. Henan( y 1eySlreeis. ` ¢

.. -_ , _ _ rica. It has been rowd

____lV-I-_l;_l_l_i-_£;__i;\=;\_ _l_1_.;11;pr i_pr tho whole or beyond doubt that Island grown seed in The ,,e,,,,m, whog, °,° r, _ superior to the imported article whicu is

.han |,,“_,_ the c U 'emfer 'S “_°"fp¢ed selling al from $1280 to $1.90 per bus `,o,,,,mw new hs °‘ ° '°”“UL' *D0 The above mentioned wheat can be

- P ‘ bought for $1.65 r bus. `

The ""“’°S‘ °' ““Y ‘°“d" “°* "=°- Holiincn wmosr

cssarily iiccepverl.

. . . Bo B d ue

MAN' n"RESf` .CONNOLLV Will be sent to any Rdiieriisyeagiivu 0"

Adminisuairix recap; of price

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I Y"v’»-< ° `

' r'&1i;lIl?irlottetuw|r_fii1aiiiil '_' I-'OR ‘ f '

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NAME?" `° "°~‘ -° °*.&*D.¢;» °__° ¢1o°,_~¢Q°¢'I°.

-4.DDR_E’¢S'»5‘."-__..--...,,____________.__,

T*“‘ b°|l°l rw :ood uiriimrialnudnier

co'-_l\

lil

This ballot is void slim- April 111| 1909 and e b received

g!__°"'l;<;nr iiidltor_". The Guardian. ,i'i|.|f|°q,¢¢°',,, :Isa serum cost Yam." _ is void it it dons not contain that printed dau and it is M00

_ fu, ,mmf mm "°°°*'°d in itlpronu e rom with me me nddldvl °‘ _;___md_d_ uldrneoltlueenoiaou rar yum ml vous nf! _ _

$45 *F -* I 1 n if?