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IS WEEli’S NEWS l'0R THE GUARDlAN’S SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

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FRIDAY

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,The cornnilll-9°

count the _ hauoughe rch Union T0’ _ Ch" F Presbyterian Furmllcnirig- Phe "es" lB°.t¢e|, min-ri :ind on(-

rlii.| 4 . mvor _,mm-_.; herug ln

»_] S. Moore. T1' msn, unarlottet

rlore _ . l ,mor Rozcls. V(-P12” °

(ninon Minis el'

\\'ei‘e,i_Yl SOUH; 1-Instr-rn Hmgs see t ,pry iriornillli 9". ml' where n similar fair Frsterrlay- _

v__~_\||-g_ John MC pupil (T055 who “" .I-,,,S,1,.y with rarely msrlny inornlllll- S |,,.nd, three sons and and :i "Wy large num and friends. lnterme \.~,,|;.¢ytielrl (‘emetery

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R _y_ _\loore, Truro Siiniriit-rsii|0. J- D- B ,\, (K Szuuiders, SU Arrnoiir, Albertonl t’liirrlrit'.telown; S. .Iulin nrid W. A. DFI ,.,,.;5¢,.|-.-.1 at the Vliarlottctown. _l"l9t\V

appointed to

for and against Sourie and Bay Churches met lt was 132 for against, all the of church union.

uro, Prof. Theo-_ own, Lieut Gov- ttetown and M.

of Agriculture,

conducting 'the fair left yester- e to Georgetown was conducted

Donald of Whim as stricken on sis died on Wed- he leaves a hus-

foiir daughters ber of relatives

Girvan,

nt took place to on Thursday the

; C. R. Rogeri. rock, St. John; mmerside; S. B. A. Rattenbury,

_ St. et, St. Lambert, Victoria Hotel, een 10.15 last

,MM ,,,,.| 10,15 the previous night.

cniuizerl at the QU

een Hotel, Sum-

-.~\ vcrv life'-ty marriage was sol-

ii. in. iilu-_u Miss Els wir was united .liunrs l‘rosbY Of H hu. 'l`iic bride was 3.-istrrs Iilrs, R. J. luruiir and the gI`00m inns. the ceremony hy |(,.\., 1-1, J. Frase f'm|)ili» li-It y'0riteI‘flf1y i.l|i~ir future llnme in S.

,,,,.,-55.1.5 Wednesday _

'|'i.c i|l~nt.li occurred ..|| .lilnrftiori I{0a(l, ,\'iil.l.:it.h morning, F <.|u» of the old pion r|~l.'pcr'il'i| <‘it'i7.e|l, in lmnrsiiri Gillis. Mr. in lim-i-rrcssliire, Sco ago and moved with this lwovince when a uric |ir'r~tlcccnse<l him llc lcaws to mourn driiiglrtcrs, Mrs. Da _luiiitioli lirind; Mrs. Spriiiutori; also three llnlcolin on the hom

iioriilists of the Wes scliool irispcctiir -a tl|ir|.~ts lic is now s r~rl`i|.-:itiori for some c 1-rii t‘rir:nda. The fun on 'l`iu-srlriy,-the 27 and ultbougli the

situr-my it large conc at this house to pay birth of respect to a hui' and friend. Rev. tlizcrcli thc funeral

lmusi- null lirnve.

'.\i. W. lic_ai‘don, S. Hllf»'<l,` `i`l`iai‘lottet`own at thc King George 'l‘hc two for-mer' are 0 _\'r-ii \\’:itcr‘f0ril on ncctiou with the est Andrew Doyle. The K ahly managed 'by i|\1er.t.c_ assisted by D. crly of the Victoria lottetnwn. Mr. Mom rncnihcrerl with pleasu nf lluardian readers ini: the Plant Line in and later as manage l_-luti-l, Charlottetown harture to Nova Sco 1'lfi<l'¢-ttcrl. A citizen marked recently th thanks are due Mr, exceptional success as for he cannot be 0 rniiiteoiis and obllgln iiritural for him to he Kill!! George is thus lioiisc in addition to class hotel, and the

orning at ten

ie Adams of Sea- in marri e to

rgrave, Manito- attended by her Hatfield of Cali-

hy Wilson Ad-

being performed r. The happy

morning for

Hargrave, Man.

at his residence

l-Iartsville, on

cb. 25th, 1912, eers and highly

the person of

Gillis was born tlnnd, 80 years

his parents to m_ere boy. His

EOITIB YBATB B.g0.

their loss two

niel Nicholson,

Dan McIntosh, or four sons- estead, Duncan_

in tin- West, John, one of the ediica-

t." He served as nd 'the writer uperintendent of istrict in West- eral took place‘ th of February, day was very oiirse assembled their last tri- departed neigh- John Gillis con- service at the

Doyle and J.P.

are registered

Hotel, Sydney. n their way to brsiness in con-. ate of the late

ing George is

Wm., Momhour-

McNab, form- Hotel, Char-

bourqiiette is re- re by hundreds while represent-

this Province,

r of the Queen

and his de-

tla was greatly

of Sydney ne-

at not even McNab for his

a hotel -official,

ther than most g, as it is not

otherwise. The

really a great

being a first

are not slow to appreciate the ex-

iiclllional attention pa thc ininutest details, nvcn in the slightest l“'l-('18. and this is n thc manager and his :rlso of the hell boys thc help in conne l\Hu:-George. So ma our docs not marvel ruorc of Sydney's citi "ll"-Ulllllii their leisure

§\|l\_lI George as “a t is also not snr r

travelling puhlic|

ld them in even as such is ra-rel degree in other ot only true of

assistant, but

, waitresses and ction with the rked is it that at a score or zens dining and moments at the hapPY family." ising that the

D lllurple of this Province, who have oc-

casion to visit By lviisimss or pleasure \\'llh delight -to sp liiissililc at the King |""“"li"I1 of its comfo "lid these at but a m "' l'--\‘ patrons.

dney either on , look forward endin all time

George, alter

rts and luxuries

od errite charge I

_ '-A lJBl_l" of black foxes was sold in ` 3“mm"B1d€. last. Friday, for $6,000 spot cash. the foxes to remain in possession of the late ownrrs until next September. The purchasers are t0 have two-thirds -of the increase expected this spring, the former owners retaining the remainder. In the event of there being no increase this spring the former owners are to k0¢l> possession of them until there is an increase.--Exc.

-The death of Mary Beair-sto, wife Of -70h" Riley. Alma, occurred at her home. Alina. on Feb. 20th, at the age of 75 years. The deceased had not been in good health for some time. but ber death which was very unexpected, resulted from heart fail- _ure. On the morning of her death `she arose at 7 o'clock and at twen- fl' mlnllten past seven she passed peacefully to rest. Mrs. Riley was a woman of sterling worth and strong Christian character, greatly beloved by all who knew her. She will be .much missed in the home, and in A1. ma where she lived so many years. She was a member of the Presbyter- illn Chllfdl. deeD1Y interested in all that pertained to its welfare, ever ready to do all in her power to ad. vance the cause of Christ. She died as she lived trusting in her Redeem- er. She leaves to m_oiirn their loss a sorrowirg husband, three daugh- ters-lVIf‘S. G60. Gillian, Montrose; Mrs. J. O. Gordon, Alma, and Mrs. W. 0. Platts, Haverhill, Mass., and two sons-George D. and John Beat- on, both in Haverhill. William Beair- sto. Spring Valley; Duncan Beairsto_ Indian River, and Charles Beairsto. Freetown. are brothers of the deceas- ed. Her son, John Beaton, and gon- in-law, W. O. Platte, came from Ha. verhill to attend the funeral which was conducted bv her pastor, Rev. J_ H. McHattie, on Sabbath, Feb. 25th. A very large number of friends and relatives carne from far and near to pay their last tribute of respect to the departed. Interment was in Montrose Cemetery.

(Canadian Press.)

NORTHADAMS, Feb. 28-Both

tracks of the Boston and Maine Rail- road in the Hoosinc Tunnel were in operation today for thc first time since the collision a week ago.

Electric and steam locomotives

were used in the congestion.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 23-Wa1ter_

E. Blanchard, formerly head of a shoe, company in Lynn, Mass, committed, suicide at his home -yesterday by | shooting. Mr. Blanchard had been ill

,for a long time. He was reputed to! he wealthy. _

.» (Canadian Press.) ' ~ ;

KINGSTON, Ja., Feb. 28-Armed]

parties of police were sent out during the night to repress riots on accountl of the increase in street railway far-|

es by the (ianarlian Company.

The show of force was sufficient to,

dispell the woiild~be rioters. |

Quiet now prevails.

LONDON, ren. 2s-'riie Times says'

the Government last night submitted' definite proposals for the settlement of the coal strike and a definite an-l swer is expected to be given by both ' the,_mine. owners and the miners to- day.

The British Miners' Federation’ af--

tcr n long stormy meeting this morn- . ing, passed B, resolution deciding to f continue negotiations with the own- ers which are proceeding under the auspices of the Government with a view of bringing about 5 settlement of the dispute.

Some of the miners' delegates argl

bent on war, especially the represen-| tatives of the collieries employed in South Wales, but the executive final- ly succeeded in inducing the meeting to make s. further efiort for peace.

LONDON, Feb. _ 28-The Gov’t ad- mits its failure to settle the dispute between the mine owners and miners breaking out. The secretary formally observed the

negotiations with official statement issued regarding the proposals sub- mitted.

The government said to fix the cas-

es of the underground miners who were unable to secure adequate rrmn- neration.

The Government is prepared to con-

fer with the parties concerned by dis- trict conferences. The proposals were considered in the afternoon with the result that those in the federated area including Yorkshire, Lancashire, Midlands and North Wales accepted. Durham and Cumberland employers accepted the proposals. They were rejected in Northumberland, Scotland, South Wales, also the forest of Dean,

Somerset and Bristol.

More than sixty percent of the coal

trade of the countrv accepted the DF0- posaln.

The miners Federation maintain

there can be nosettlement of the dis- piite unless the principals of a mini- mum wage‘scale be adopted for all miners and for all underground work- crs.

`(Ca.nndian Press.) . ‘

WASHIi\G'l‘0N, ' Feb, 28-The

House Steel Trust Investigation Com- mission made public its report ofthe “pert employed to inquire into the books and minutes of the United States Steel Corporation.

The conclusion reached by the oper-

ator's restraint of trade it was Bl1_0wn that J. P. Morgan & Co., re- fielved about $70,000,0000 for organiz- ing the Steel Combine and the net profits of the first ninety years were more than a billion dollars. i

The Weary Smile

That Covers Pain

Women are Themselves to

Blame for Much of Their buffering'

Women are weak, yet under a smile

_Hwy win try to hide pain and surfer. .mll that any man could not bear Pafiently- If women would only re- ‘member that their frequent failures .of health arise from feeble or impure blood their lives would he smoother and they would longer retain their natural charm.

When the blood fails then begin

.those dragging backaches and head- aches; unrefreshing sleep that causes

idark lines under the eyes; dizziness; fits of depression; palpitation or rapid fluttering of the heart; hot flashes and indigestion. 'Ihen the cheeks grow pale, the' eyes dull and the complexion blemished.

Women should know that much of

this suffering is needless and 'can be promptly remedied. Purify nnd_ cn- rich the blood through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and your suffering will vanish. Thousands of women know that Dr. Williams’ lPink Pills have brightened their lives by making the new, good blood of health, and sodtuning up all the vi- tal organs into healthy, vigorous ac- tion. Here is an instance from among many. Miss (lora A. Cornell, St. Catharines, Ont., says: "Ever since the age of fourteen I have sull- ered terribly with pains in my back, and severe headaches. I was also much troubled with indigcstion and had to be extremely careful as to riiy diet, and sometimes did not feel like r-ating at all. Some two years ago the headaches became so had that I had to give up my position, which was clerking in a HILOFG. “'D9I`0. OI course, I was constantly on my feet l took a position in an otlice. wherc l could be seated most of the time. but even then l suiiered terribly most of the time. As the medicine I had been taking did not help me I finally decided to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I got a supply, and soon felt they were helping me and I continued taking the pills for several months until I felt perfectly well. ,Altho my doctor advised me not .to go back to my old position, I decided to do S0. and have not felt any ill e- liect. I never have backnche now, sel- dom a head ache, and all traces of the indigestion have disappeare<l._ I nnnnot speak too highly of I)r.| Will- iams' Pink Pius and I hope this lei- ter will help someone who suffers as I uscd to." -

sold by all medicine dealers or by

mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2. 50 froiu The Dr. Wllllllllfii Medicine Co., Brockvlle. Ont-

______________ (Canadian Press.)

NEW YORK, Feb. 18-A rapid 'p0l>~

ping of revolvers in Chinatown last night when two Chinese lay on the sidewalk mortally wounded. WHS the first outhrea,l¢ here since the establish- ment of the Chinese Republic-

ln an instant the narrow alleys

were seething with excitement. The police were <l\ll0\*1Y 01! The scene and caught two of the alleged participants in the shooting with re- vnivers in their hands. The ancient feud between Hill Sings and the On Leong TONS! HP' pears to have broken out actively again, dispite the understanding that Tong wars were to cease with the changed status of China.

BOSTON, Feb. 23-George 5 An-

drews, employed at a target gallery on Hanover street, was shot and in- stantly. killed last night after he .-Cfnged tg pay for some shots he had fired at the targets.

The police placed the proprietors of the gallery Luigi Priski, 24 years old, Dedham, under arrest on the charge of murder.

(Canadian Press);

WASHINGTON,Feb.27-- Representa-

tive shoe makers today urged the Department of Justice to stand bv the civil criminal suits against the United Shoe _Machinery Company ln- stitiited in Boston. `

J. H. Jones and W. A. Copeland of

the Shoe Manufacturers pressed the views of the organization upon ns-

slstant attorney general l”r~w‘e. ;_}

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orders we would recommend Hemi; Kidney Pills, a splendid preparation that for curative qualities is unex- celled-used and endorsed the worm over and recommended by all lending physicians. These pills are easy to lake and promptly erect s rusting cure. The price 50c fr box of 50 pills places them within the reach of all and surely you value your health at more than 50c.? Start the cure today with a box of Rexall Kidney llrlls. They can be had at The Rexsll bl50l”€. The McKinnon Drug Co., (‘or- ner Great George and Kent Streets. .---i

1 Mail 0rder Blank

\'f_<rcK\uii i.i Drug Cmnpniiy

Cliarlottetown.

Enclose pleisc find

_ for which please mail im- . ` lioxes of Rcxnll Kirliiry l`il

' Nziuie

Post Office

'l`lie price of oiieliox is 5oc,

three boxes $1.25 and six boxes 5150 Postlnid lo any address in Canada The Mac- Kinnon Drug Company, the ‘ only firrniii Prince Edimrtl I:~lnnd, that handle the fain- fius Rcxnll remedies. `

iuiiii is iii

assrr: _vou that you can be greatly benefitted and in many cases cured by the prompt use of Niilife (Red Blood Tablets).

There is no “hot-air" in this state-

ment. We are confident that if you will give Nulife ,-L trial you will prove the truth of all our claims.

Just remember this-every disease

started from impure blood in the sys- tem and the only way of curing that disease is to fight it by getting purer and better blood through the use of Nulife.

Nulifc 'costs 50c. a box, tl -boxes

ing dealers:-

'l’ha Two Macs, City

Gco. E. Hughes, City. E. A. Foster, City. _ J. W. Carruthers, Montague.

_ Cox Bros., Morell.

Mis A N C h ll St

-. . . amp e, . Peters.

H. J. Mahon, Souris

Alex Robertson, Red Point.

` B. P. Smith, Kinkora

S. H. Colwill, New Haven. Ewen MacKinnon, Hampton.

Calvin 1-lowatt, Victoria.

Kier & McFadyen, Kensington

P. N. Inman, summersiile.

E. C. Lel’age, North Rustlco.

W. B. Dyer, Alberton. Mrs. Lottie Murnaghsn, l‘eake'ri

Station.

Jas. F. Lord, Tryon. If your dealer doesn't carry NU-

lrlFl<l ask him to write Johnson & Johnson, Wholesale Distributors, "harlotte*.own. mwridrtf

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, Feb. 28-Lord Strath-

cona is very weak but improving.

Sir Chas. Tupper is still confined

to bed but takes a. keeni interest in current affairs and expresses gratitude to hosts of Canadian enquires.

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Feb. 27-J. S. Ewart,

K. C., the eminent jurist who' pre- pared the Canadian case at the Hn- gue is strong in defence of the Ne Temere though himself an Anglican.

I-le states the Roman 'Catholic

Church is unfairly attacked and, quoting the decree of the council of Trent, claims the recent menioruudiini of the Church of England contradict- ory.

The Presbyterisns came in for a

similar condemnation.

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Feb. 21-An early settle- ment of the dispute in the coal trade which threatened to throw nearly a mllllon~miners out of employment on March 1 is now apparently more than probable, although it cannot be de- finitely announced.

The Executive Committee of the

Miners' Federation has agreed to meet representatives of the Board of Trade at the Premier's official resi- dence in Downing Street this after- noon. _

LONDON, Feb. 27-Nn settlement

has been reached in the British coal strike today. '

The conference between the owners

and miners will be resumed tomor-

LONDON, Feb. 27-No settlement

of the strike is yet in view.

This is an ofllclal statement issued

tonight. The conference will be re- newed tomorrowl

- Charlottetown an

(Money rcitiiirlefl if goods no .

-Symptoms Of Kidney Trouble*

2 exactly as ridvcrtiseflf)

__.________ _i .1....__.__-J

.__ .__._.i-____ ____

I A | (Canadian Press.)

| WINNIi'l~JG, Feb. 28-As a result. io! the international question raised

-1 lwlll Surredd, a St. l’aul pullman cur

lf you are suiierinl-I from any dis- porter. S0nl2euCell U* hung' 00 1‘\`\<1Bi' ease known to medical science we can for thc murder' of l-‘rank (innistar, an-!

other negro, may secure a SUM' ‘ll ex' eciition.

lt is claimed that hc is an Ameri-

can citizen but the American Consul was refused admission to the prison on the ground that he is n naturali'/.-- cd British Si\bject.'

\'.'ashington was appealed to to se-

cure u stay through the British Arn- bassador. ~

INTERCOLDNIAL'

for $2.50 and is sold by the follow-5

,1 \ .

The All Canadian Route lo Montreal and the West.

The faiuous train,

THE MARITIME EXPRESS -'aves you eighteen hours between

d Montreal, and

twenty-four hours to Western Can- ada and United States No delay anywhere. Tlirougli sleeping cars from Halifax and Truro. ‘

Close connection made with

Western Transcontinental trains a Montreal. Tbrougli tickets frorii _Charlottetown or any stntun

the P. E I. R.

's:“ii'~‘°r‘:r.::°.;:,*.1.'i'.‘:.'.:‘°"’ '“‘~'"°°

an u in o -

W. K. ROGERS

om' 'racket Anne

M Graaf. Georlra Street.-

Ulinrlotntovi n

V. .;'-5." _

SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTII. WEST LAND REGULATIONS.

Any person who is the scle bead ofa

inmly. or any uni‘e uverlll years old,

may honiestoui a quarter section _of li- vlu able Dominion land in Manitoba. Saskatchewan or Alberts. The applicant must npxsar in person nt the Dominion Lands Jenny or Sub-agency for thc nistrlct. ntry by proly may of made ni. any Azencg, on certain ron" tions by father, plot .r. lon daughter, brother or slstero intending Iiornestendar.

Duties.-Six months' residence upon

and cultivation of the Imd in each ol thrve years. A nnniesleruier wmv live witbln nine miles ol his homestead on a

farm of at ienl¢.b0 ucren suleiiowned nd occupied by him or bv his ful. er. mother. sun, dnugr or. hvnther or luster.

ln cena n distric s n homesteuder in

zoncl standlngmuy _nre~ompt a q\iar|_or~ rv-ctlun alongside his homestead Price 8300 per nero

Dutlu. Muni. rfside upon the home-

llesd or preempt on six months in each of -ix para from flats tl holrelle-d enl.r¥ (Including the tme requ red to e_n~u homestead patent) and culllvnle fill., sores extra.

A lwmenteaderwho has exhaust ~d hi|_

homeiitsld right ln? cannot obtain pre- omotlfin may omer ur n pigchnsod home- stead n certsl-v districts. rice 311.00 p r ucru.l)uties.-Must reside six months n

:lah of titre; Jenin. eu{'t;yn°ls0filly ncru nn erro it uuno wor ' . .

Ml. W. UORY

Deputy of the Minister M the interior. N.l4.-llniiulh [ized Duulfculon ulthia

ndh/é-rliusmcnl w Il not be paid for.

zz m

playing ull of the greatest musi

as only tlic lfriiwii can render The Edison tone is pure,

|>onit,\\liicli gives exactly the lioinc. Anti tlic sapphire po

'I`llc|'l- :irc l-.ilisoii dr-'iii-v-a r~\'r‘r_\'\\'li\-rc. Go li

l-.ili~u|| .\|iil~i-ini l;¢.<r»ii|~. (lvl ro|i||ilc\\‘r~:i <I.~:i|r-r' nr i'|'\-in ir~, i‘.<ii~r»ii l’l|oiioi.'ri||i|r~. Sl

lwii i» .is |\\sirl.65c. Izrlisuri Lir_'iirrlUp.~rii lb.-.~o

phonographs and hand at A

I Miller

i 2-osrlrtf.

irr~::r tin- I-.<|i~ou l'm.|r..;;|-rqili plug bolli l~;di~oii .ilairiilurd :uid

|~.»&r.~'nri .nlniirtrirrl Ilcr-ord~.. 40:. lndi-uri Aiiiln-ml lfi-l-oril~il»lul'

A large aS.=0Ttm.ent of Ediso

in Us cf will no-=i You were never too young-

‘Z5£é EDIS _ PHONOCRAPH

TheEdisonPhonograph is not onlythe greatest musician of ull the ages---it is ull the great nuisiciuris of the present day- `

c ever written.

You select your program to suit your audience when you o\'.'|i :ui |".clison l’hoiiogi'apl'i. 'I he songs you love best, sung by the sizigciisz ulio snig them liest-your kind of inusic, reridcrcd

it-as true to life as thc original. smooth, subdued and true,

lirtritisf: of tlic rounded, button-shaped sapphire reproducing

right volume of sound for thc int is perrnaricnt-- lasts forever.

No cliiiii_'_riiig ncedles, no scratching or wcxiririg of records.

i ilu- in-iircsl and '--T

O. einm.

iucuiri-oiuiin-.ii

100 Lakeside Avanus Ornnse. N. J.. U. S. A.

filings frlun your 6.50 in $240.00.

rtls.B5c.lo $2.50.

A complete line of Edison Phonoirunhl and Records will In found at

ALBERT E. -TOOMBS, 56 Queen Street. MILLER BROS, - - 19.'-lKP_J1t Street

records always o

Br os

,fcurinnraact

ASSIFIEI) All

in _ Su

__.49!7.N F? “'f‘_'!]`.E9___ __ _

QITUATIONS VACANT, Real Es- l tate, Insurance or Stock sales- man, can earn over $800.00 ~ per month lin-ndlirill ri choice Montreal siilidivision property which can he sold on small rnontlily payments gnu which will yir-lil good profits to buy- ers. Applv to Southern Counties Land Un., 501 St. Vntlicrinc St W., Montreal. 3-ldlwk.

|'13MA!¢_*2__"_|‘3Ll’_____

(tim. WANTED. Apply icidon Ho- ] tel. 2-zvdtf.

\\TAN'l`Ell, at oncc, a maid for

general housework. Apply to

Mrs. Bruce Stewart, 14 Water St.

_ 2-23dtf.

IX/ANTED, an experienced girl for l general housework. llecommen- dation required. Apply to Mrs. B.C. Prowse, 162 Dorchester St. 2-12dtf.

‘f‘E5`ifz's`.-`xiI1~:`,"<.'r'i"&fy£riir '}{r*Férf‘f’{.§`é§

also, one cxtra male. Apply to

D.W. lloward, i\iilton. ill-lul4ii'il_i_pil. ` AY FOR SALE bv auction at

ilu 22 ri

\\/AN’l‘I*}l) A'l‘ ONCE, two capal

and reliable nicn. Age from

to 37,, to act as salesmen for large Canndiuri (`onipuiiy. Proniotiriu quick and sure to the right. |ini'f.ies. Apply Post llfficc llox No 38], Char- lottetown, l'. ld. l." 22ildi'tf.

TEACHER WANTED

‘N-'ANTlCD. tcaclicr for the Caliper.

aux School. to begin teacliina

first of March. Forty dollars supple- ment. Apply to James ll. hlcli zie,Sec.tirii.s-tees, (iaspcr'niix.2-llidil

T0 LET

VITO LICT, large front room or two

if pcrfcrred. Apply 153 Kent

st. 3-idiwinui.

Yr() l.l‘l'l‘ desirable house on the

_ corner of Pownal :ind Wntcr

strccts-Possession given the first of April. Apply to Dr. Bluncliard.

-.._.__..-_... _.___ __ _...._»..;;|.'_’l-_ xkr'i;'29‘"

VITO LET. n. furnished house in flun-

. bury, 21 miles from C-hiir-lottc town, about the middle of Murcli._~\p- _ily to Everett llovyer, Bunbury.

cu- ks

wk.

You will never be too old-

to enjoy

'K .MARCH 2,1grzW_ _ ` ~ TH” LATEST “"9 ' I THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUQIAN ' .-FIRST or ALL" _ pAGE SEVEN ' `

fi » l

__A Upton West lloynlty, nl

on March 13th, at 3 p..m.

2-2

I.. (7,, Sumrnersidc.

provcd hinisclf too cond to for beef. Apply to lieonnrr

Prince St.

tons in ricks of 8 or 10 tons each .

*TOR SAL]-lr pair pntch foxes on

_ foot, rniscd in one of the best ranches west/ Pricc $800. Write J.

"4‘0RvSAl.l<] Holstein bull 4 years _ old, perfectly quiet and has

Dona_l_d_ston. V_m____V V_W_A_|2_-2>8dlwkptl. `4‘OR SALE, double scnted slcigh,iu

good condition. Apply at 108

(VJR SALE, farm of 97 acres,wlth

_ good buildings, 55 miles from

rout 50

9(“3ipd_ lug- Apply to J. K. Ross.

2-29d3l.

'1’0 LET, house No. 122

I r

he som ’ ince St. Apply 232

l Court,

Prowsc Block. Poslessio

2-2lfItI.

J lat. corner of Kant and

__ _A W V ,_ _ __ *Z-29d1li

V110 LET, 8 room suitable for dr

making in Opera House ll

fr() Ll<I'l‘, third tint of brick b _ _ ing over Str-\\'nrt & Suu`s s on Queen St, Suitable 'for l purposes. Apply to .John Offer.

2-lfltllmoprl

George Bt. “_V___m _M710-25

D0llBI..E OFFIC 'l‘0` l.l€'f‘,

pil. ess- iiild-

2-10d ti

iiild turn orlgu

Upper Graaf.

dtf.

n nt

once. Apply to W. B. Proven.

/"3 noiinnv srbulli 'Rini "i\`i.`ii»"s.`

df_l_.

ills-

Charlottetown. For particulars ap- plv to Garfield Warren, owner on pre- nises, North River. @l7dr2wp'l

( iOTTAGl~l and lot for stile. We will

- sell for George Chappelle, il

Douglas St., City, on Mar. 2,1912. commencing at 12 o'clock rcc-ri, his cottage and lot in first class repnir.l Terms at sale. lien] Carter & ("o., auctioneers. For particulars see band-

boro Stl. Apply to J. A. Moore, 220 Kcnt Ht. ‘II-I3iItI.

WANTED

“'AN'l‘El`l-A convenient house of

eight or ten. rooms. modern im-

provements, centrally located. Apply to Box 99 Giinrdian nfllce. 2-Zfldtf

my is-ml _

l l

' _ _-..I-9”'

Eachern.

bills. 2-21d2wks.

WR SALE boards |hlngles,lsths

-A4 Gen.R,K'eelo.R»a'|' lllver.l-20dt.ii _

'I OST, black _and white dog, about

1 four months old. Reward by re-

turning to 34 Upper Queen. J. A.Mr~-

1 IJ,inr attractive enterprise; substantial lines of business. l Railroads, Tractinns, Water

3~1d3i.

_n-ls__-I

E ' J

\"ANTED. a good sober

Llu..cn ‘.‘.t.

reliable utndled.

' U10" ¢0 WOT* in linker! on bread Miscellaneous commissions an

Daly- Good Wllllfl- Apply to Fred ers of all eliarseters accepted! A. Milligan, Box 330 Btellnrton, N. eution in any European country. S-_ _ _*__ _ ______ _$-1¢ll'1L*_- Correspondence enclosing full de- `nov wAN'ran lr.” learn tailoring. tails it ni-st writing .l\\‘vlUi'l-

. Apply io .lnnira Cnllnglian, l7il liilernnllopal Blain!! Alliluu-0,

inuuwrfs nvrom pun

-ifunoranu oA15i‘rKr. furnished

_ectric Powers, Irrigatlons, Tl lMining, Agricultural and' Indus Q Bond, Delientlire and Stock iunderwritten. Purchased or i-lol ; Properties purchased for Eu

i l :visitation and rnvestme t.

Nfl' E "ELF V Financial Undertakings dll all

'_'-5

in all

and El-

mlier, tr i nl. Issues d. rcpean

sorts

d ord- or exe-

The I .nn-

:--rsau.; don, i~:u.=iQsiia.___ _`_ "ti-asasiyr.

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-» ‘... ». L‘i_.~,-~.."“ 135 Jil?"-$“ _ `-"__,!\' ;_j...»-:.;.‘.. r ».‘i‘*%n". $1.

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