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‘ Suiierers from Asthma

should not overlook

-Dr. CamplieII’s Asthma Cure WE

It relieves and cures

when other remedies fail. Different fromother remedies on the market. Have sold gallons of it

here and in Canadian

4 oz. bottle 45c

Sold only by

J. G. Jamieson DRUGGIST

Tra

Ch"l`own , Mt. Herbert .\‘0<-. Haze-Ihrook

Village Green Vernon

Lake Verde Hermitage - Vernon River

Uiss Grand View Fodhla Surrey

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Belle River 1101:.

Hopelieltl 151'..

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~ In~, ught togtth D.S.0.o D.

. An idea of how the Germans treat itll. 0 Ha will nent b: tit to enjoyrthe

To Be Held At

lVlu|-ray River

DNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1915

_ -_...__

F‘i\_Ill‘J TIME

901'.

2\'0c. 75c. Ttlc. T50. 70c. Tile. il5c. G0c. 55c. 550. 50c. 450. 45c. -i0c.

t. Albion

illview

8111300

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ood Island :.11~_

201',

rray River Arrive

'I`ick’ctis will

in Arrangements & Fares

lie issued front other

1.150 1.47 1.54 1.58 2.05 2.23

2.28 13.35 2.41 2.45 2.51 2.56 3.03 3.11 3.17 3.28 12.34 22.41 31.46 3.52 4.03

II at Y res

ATE WHAT THE GEFIMANS LEFT

their prisoners ut' war may be |.;ather~ ed from the story told by two soldiers who succeeded In escaping from the enemy's guards. and get to safety after trying and exciting adventures.

The story was told by Riilemen D.

Brennan and Dempsey, at the 2nd Royal lrisli Iiiiies, who were captured

P ~ ‘

Tliese two men who wont to Fraiice

on the outbreak of war, partlcipatetl In the retreat from the outskirts of Paris to Ypres.

Shortly after tlhristuins, during the

lighting near Ypres. they were cap- ttiretl and taken to the further sitlc of Dixmudti where they received scant consideration from their 1-aptors.

Tlicy were ftirectl to ent the Ger-

man soldiers' It-avi1i1;s,a1td if nothing was left the prisoners got nothing.

One of the liritish prisoners asked

the at German soldier for a cigarette ami ret-eivetl at blow under the jaw.

Ilnving deterniined to escape the

men selected a moment when the guard was under the lniiuence of drink, and six niade a dash for lih- erty.

Before they got clear the sentry

-anon - ~.<.

throughout the winter, if justice bo

thrill of a victorious and rapid advance later on

HosPiTAL coNF|nMA'r|oNs

An Army Scripture reader at Bou-

logiie and Wimereaux Military Hospi- tals writes:

On January 10 the Cliapiain-General

was here. He held four confirmations. three in the hospitals and one in the English church at Winisreux. In one ward two young soldiers, both with a leg oil, were placed side by side. and with the chaplain and myself in nt- tendaiice the Chaplain-General, in tho most int`ornial_way, coniirnied them. 'I`lioy were in a had way nt the time. 'I`hey have since Improved and rcturu- ed to England.

Two oillcers, old soldiers anti old

men, bath with a leg ofi’ like the oth- ers, and one of them the father ot' six ,t'liildron. were confirmed under sim- liar conditions in another ward. They are still here, but getting better.

Afterwards 1 took the CIiaplain-Gen-

eral to Rifleman l, Itiiie Brigade \vIio two years ago had been coiiiirm- ed by him in Winchester Garrison

raised an alarm, the guard turned out, ami two of the fugitives were shot down.

Then a terrible journey liegziii. For

seven days the men crnwh-tl along hedgerows, and hy roads uiider the eover oi tlarkiit-ss. hiding under hedges and ditt-.lies during the day time.

For tho whole week they lived on

1 _ . . 1

` st

chick repaired.

order.

G. H. Taylor

Jeweller & Opticxan

Phone 353--J 1

Now 51'”

Geo. II. Tanton. after which they must be presentpd to me agent at Murray terlng bombs about, and one aimed

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Bringit in or have us R1

put it in perfect running ffl’

ret

ations to Murray Iliver uit tho Stati-

ngle first class fare to Cliarlotte

‘Vu “Med 1° ”I"'~f'~y cems from before they at length fully realized IOWH- PPHSSUIIEUS 1111151- get Stand- that they were once again on English tl certificate properly filled in form ,S011-

Station Agent from where they pur- A

chase ticket--Tliese Certificates must

is the time to have your 1...

properly iilled in and signed by `

_ ver who will take them up and issue aw

Sefld f0I' It and We M"k""‘ I”_‘l°S""‘m""_Sl“”‘I“'d (,l‘”"` when I went to sec the ot-t-upaiits this

eates \vill not be honored by Lon- If ctor. th

Train will lctive Murray liivci' on 1If

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FEBRUARV- |110 1118'-811911-~\¥Y Skilled M90I1311iCi' some oi’ tho big cuplioards slieltt-ret’

ill 1110110 SCl100Il¢l‘ Six 1111103 811 h0\l\ :Ieries i`roin their purspers during Ihr

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UIHFB WING been laid tIo\\'i1 in the pt-riotls just

E- BUSWELI-» preet~t|im,' the Ittrvoltiiitui by t-o1'\'ces

VlCt0l'i8. but it appears they are much older

P. E. 1813116 Arthur Young tthe writer of the end

1.58 14.16 8402-1~28Mtf. of the eigliteciiili ct-nttiry) iintsl have

'iassctl down them :intl eiiieretl inte

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FEBRUARY.--lst

5th to 7th, low t".

DIARY 0F EVENTS 1 »(

_ _ Magistrates Court. 9 a.m. gf'

Peoples Theatre, 7.15 ana it nm. gf Prince Edward Theatre, 3. 7, and Ur

Special skate at Arena

Meeting First Aid in St. .itunes

Address by Dr. Dewar.

l“1\"R|1\G|‘;S etttiippetl with the improved Torsion

» 3”' _ _

- fcct eoighliig possible. This is only '~.P,yI°0TT'-R0sS._At 1’lt2tOU, NS.. by 0|)

t1,:le~ Rev. A. W. Thomson. 1\l.A., by

"P lton Ernest Plgott, oi Savage K ~1.iarbour. and Fannie F. Ross. of Stun- on

hope, P.E. Island.

ss, Crapaud; I". Drake. New tllas-

< 12-05 33-48 gow: L. E. Jonvas, Queht-<-; M. Iiure, Ill

I (;_ fu,-l\,.,,w0.,(|_ (;_ |;_ 34.1.,-_ 'p¢,mm0; ltreticlitts uitrrt-ly as oulposts wliose ef-

' 13-09 Chas. Itosenthnll. J. J. Wilson, lt. Less- ` fl’

Th- 13-37 ard, Montreal. W

17.03 Mrs. (7. J. Lidstonc. 'I'yno Valley; lt).

I 9.45 20.42 pht-ll, li. Uinupbcll, i`-ttrtligaii; A. E. I 7.5 Arsenaiilt, Sunniiersltlc; .l. Young 1

mx ard to uh “into ltnd. threaten- Montreal; lo. J. McLellan. Vim. Barry,

temperature. 8th to 11th. pleasant. G 12th to 15th. keen cutting winds. 16th \\

'to 19th, 'unsettled wave. 20th to 21st, windy. 22nd to 2-ith, mild, genial. 25th

to 28th, general snows.

‘

rant. J. D. Lyons. Toronto; H. G. 'rlgl:t. Summerside. 'QMI1 11

iuard'n .Liniment Co., Limited.

‘at benefit from ilie use of MIN-

AliD'S LINIMENT in 11 severe attack

roved It to be very effective In cases

Innon Drug tio., Cor. Great George tl Kent Streets. MU,

ll()'I`EI. .\ltlt1\'.\LS 1 In

*_ ‘of

VICTORIA.

,______ ,nntiiig in Ilie oltl seiise, and the vast

airt~i<'lit~.s‘ ol' t'ouuti‘_\‘ lit,-hiuti lheh tra . .

I`. Iludson. l’I1:iou; Georg:-. Ii. Bur-

22 15.23 Mt. Stewart; C. A. Arcliibald, t.'ili‘ton; ‘INS S1000 ill” 51111111 Of U10 ii`01\<'I\US 23 Tu. _ 16.04 N.S.;Mrs. Dr. A.S. l’nlnier, ifolcniaii:

24 W.

Sniith. Joint l\lcl`)ona|tI, Jr., J. A. wes. G. B. Rivers, St. Joint; li. Cain

\V. R. Birch. Montreal; G. \V

Ieiiih-iiit-11.-Last Wiiitcr I received

Inflammation.

Yours. S

W. A. HUTCIIINSON. like giving its trial? Esp’ecially

. _ 1. I lfyoucould try it for titty centsi

Our prescription department is

unco Scales. tlicse scales make per-

DEATHS

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MAGMILLAN.-At the Prince Edward island Hospital, on Monday, Feb. 22, of pneumonia, Alice, beloved wife ol Mr John D. Macmillan, aged 47 years. Funeral notice later. .

CAHILL.-At Charlottetown. Monday morning, Feb. 22nd Inst.. Mary Ethel. dearly beloved daughter of James and lllry Cahill. aged 13 years. Funeral at I oolock a.m. to-day (Tuesday) from hor late home Upper Queen Street.

.___i___

` “A llllolll exhibit ei Ladies' Italian

oiik underwear is bong' held In our Lattice.-_lloody-to-wear partmont to- day alttbllofidly. A range of very

‘ can [ei to the lungs and air passages, fr L ,b --_ - these -Papa fumes ict-than direct, and I

vjsfz- I'/Aiu _V . ' K) ati once commence t en' work ol healing.

"fi/,_ J t- -~" I

_. Exquisite ,.1 -Gem-Set Rings

Wo have an excellent ar- I

ray of Iieautltnl gonrringu for girls, misses and women. What better or more appro- priate. moderate priced birth-

than one of these.

Our present showing of

rings is eitceptlonalty large, the tiuiilitlea are thc best, and Ilie prices un usual arc very low.

W N Tanton

niangold wurzeis and ditrh water. 1

rd tit-rtirit-aio plan-liste' will be one every stitch of Giuliani: tl1v_\‘ \\'o_1‘e had

to lie burned.

_ _ 1 womnii sliowetl me 11 piet-e of shell

“ur” at I’ "‘ m' "UM morumg' the size of her i'oern1'm that lintl brok-

en the side of the house down. and

GEORGE H. TANTON, ' } she was neither excited nor ulnrint-.tl.

Gram] Sec-y_ A- slieII'came tlirougli the rotil oi ilie

8535_2_.`,tu[_8i‘ generals house into 11 room _wlit-i'e

thrce Oi' tho scrvaiits were li:i\'uu;dln

-;- , ter, , and beyond sputtering them

uninhiretl. Tliese t-.vents vvt»i'e by wa;

of et-It~I»riti.ing the return of the sun

1,1101' the iirsl time for .stiiue \\'et>Its.

many ol' the t~o|tu1.:es \vI|it'h I nm sc ond ol' \'isiliu;.'. ’I`hese oltl platfea

. o|. - my-

g prove that we regarti iliost' in the

rts will title us over tht- severe eatlier tiiitil we can rushh these eu-

_____ ormous resc-r\'es into action. Our env.

}ru|,r1|;iry 20. airy may then get the eliant'e of justi-

lirhan Ilyiics, Cartlignn: S. t`. t'la|‘k, fi'

fy to

discovery lor the treatment ol coughs, colds and bronchitis,

I-nilriiine. and 1 have fref1n0ntly| as certain in its action on all

_ chest troubles as anti-toxin is

on diphtheria, or vaccination on 1

Ped in air and germ-proof silver foil. They contain certain medicinal ingre- dlentl, which, when placed upon the tongue, immediately tum into vapour, and are at once breathed down the sir passages to tholnngs. On titeirjonrney,

e of the many 'tdvantngea oii`t-red "my moth’ tho inmmud ‘nd ndnwd

our prescription department. Mac- .Runga ,_,.,||, nf. th, .ir P"“f,,,' and

iindlly enter and carry relief an healing I tti the capillaries and tiny air nos in the

3 I lungs.

are merely :wal owed into the stomach, ondnover roach the lungs. Pope treat-

IODU. ' E

day present could you give .-

L 1` ` 608. IIUI. fyinr 1,

\'i'hen tiio two inen landed at ilull

They slept soundly for inuu_\' hours

SHELL IN A GENERAIJS HOUSE

An olllcer of the .~\. S. 1'. writes: A German aeroplane has been scat-

our wagon fell only a few yards ny; it daniaged two houses, anti

teruoou they were as ctlstiul about

e injuries done to their property as it cheap plate had ln-.eu broitt-n. One

ith putty and bits ol' brick lei! them

I wish I htni the i1'a|is|io|'i Io lake

the pieces are iiittrrt-stiiit; historl

twolitijnii. I tiiouglii thai. these long

trtlly tieserve the end to which semi them have come. \\'e are new almost litt\rnIl_\' hiber-

'llvlies which our iro r' 'nw ot-1-I

ing its cxisteiu-e. l~.\'t-ry mnu \\'ho

If you were told oi a new

mall-p_ox,_ wouldn’t you feel

Peps is the discovery! 1 Pops arelittlo tablets, neatly wrap-

embranol of the bronchial tubes, the

1 In A word. wliilo no liquid or solid

Per are entirely distinct from the ` '

d he toned litfnid cough euros, which

ent of eou he and colds is direct treat-

I! you have not; Yet tried Pops, out

tt ` t ,write across t

- 2:0 mgefntf gat! of this paper,

and :tail it. (wt\‘th )l'c(., sums: to

llfll 0 B I 0.

1 goionto. Rwlrgo trial geeks; ,

X31 dtrhlen as cant. yon,

1 - » an ' ‘ .dares oaglfhlhpe at

Church. He is rather badly wounded. and was delighted with this surprise

I ...__ ‘ Ile “trains to attention" and went on. “I was zi ‘booky' boy. wiili at taste for pit-tures and poetry; used to

t7nn`t stand 'cm now. It's all Kipling, Adam Lindsay Gordon and those cliaps." 4 _ 4 llc dreaiuetl ti bit and began to iuut- ter l{ipliug's-

If you’re wounded aiitl left on Afghan-

istan's Plains.

And the women come out to cut up

what rcniains.

Jost roll to your rifle and blow out

your brains. 1 And go to your Gawd like a soldiers

"I’ni getting bloodtiiirst_\'." he be

gan again, ni'ter a pause. "True, real- ly! Fought a chap the day I lofi "11-irrat-ks. We had an argunieut- iliout tuotlitill, I think.

"l_`setI to write iopit-al verses for it

iewspapcr once. It all makes me sick now."

I said I felt something ol' that. En-

ouragotl, ho talked on. “I Iiud things running through my

teal like tliis-and I’vc never seen a nan dit-."

llc snitl the followiiig in a calm. low

mice, Iuiltltlreniiiily again:

ME AN' MY BAVONET.

\\‘e'\t~ roiigiieti it atloiig from Mons Io

Iiilsst-t~, -

lilo an’ my bayonet.

le drinks in blood an' me in tea. An' by God, he's easier fed than mo, lu the Ii'eiit'ltes dug by tht' grey

Nortlt Sea.

cold as dentli.

Mc nu' my bayonet.

.Vt-‘re frozen Iittlt' stil`I` and tht-rc's fog

in our brt-alll.

l\Ic nil' my liztyonct_

\n' we lie in the night un' I grip him

close, `

\ii` tho feel of hini`s nice an' helps me

tioze,

my loci-1.

\'t:'\‘e ltllled at icw un' wt-.`li “du for

soiuo more. Me an’ my bayonet.

1 t's a rush and it thrust, an' ti suateli, 1 screniii~an’gorc,

Me an' my bayonet. hit we only hear our own wild cries, \n' wo only sec the Gcrinan eyes' \ii` leave ’ein starin' at the skies.

“l‘retl_v lilootltliirsly, lsn't it?" Ile atiglicil tt little grimly. “Do you znow, I soinctiincs think we l§n|.;lisli votiltl do better if more ol' us ivcre iko that. Lct's learn to hate."

I thought oi the nien \vlio have paid

io heed to Grout BritaIu's call and I tall’ agreed.

MUSIC OF THE BATTLEFIELD.

A Scots Gtttirtlsiiiaii writes: “As lor

n_\'seIi‘. I :tin Al out horc. This life s tt bil llu‘illi|\1.: at times, which uitiltt-tt t all tho more interesting and breaks lie monotony oi` the wet trenches. 'l‘I1e creecli anti roar of the guns made me 1 bit ner\'_v at first. but these sounds uive beconic like music to nie-the viusic of the battlefield. And to couic ‘ace to face with 11 German, to have tim nt the point of the bayonet. that s splendid-nntl he doesnt like it! You mist tliluk I ani developing into a iltiodtliirsiy ruillau. Perhaps l am. lno or other has got io have il. and 'ni sure you prefer the German to hc

init one rather than your soldier bro- .ll‘I‘.

"I have liven in hits nl' stzriniiiinges

\l` into and prefer thc rush and tuni- iic to lying in the trenches. Thcy are 1 hit wet owing to the heavy ralii we 'ave been having lately. But any man vlio is ill and strong and who is noi nil here is missing the cliaiice of ti ‘Ifo-time.

"If I coiuo out at the end safely I

thall have many funny things to toll vou. One of our fellows had n narrow squeak the other day. lie was taking ucniiy-peeps through his iloid glnssos 'it the Germans across the way I'ro|i`i our trenches when suddenly he rolled over. "Poor t:l1np,hes done lor! Got it in the head!" I heard the chap next- ‘_n liiin say. To our surprise coinartle "done for" came round after a tlnic. 'ii his-hand he still held half ol' his

icld glasses: tho other half hnd van- shcd into thin ai . Evidently the inllet lind shattered the prism. tliua ‘Iverting its course. though not wltli- \ut reiitlerlng the inquisitive man in haki unconscious. He now has a ovely black eye!"

..a ‘ WHAT

, ft_|LJ\

5"”

'HE MAN WHO

BOUGHT THE DACIA.

(Springfield Republican.) .-, '

The man who bought the steaiii'sl1'l\iI'5- ‘acla from her German owners and laced her under the American ling ‘te born in Michigan. and was christ- aned Edward N. Breltung. His fath-

I . I 1115"- 1111111111

retttl 'I`eniiysoii ii lot-nntI Shelley. I

.\'t.-'re roverotl with bloutl nit' \\'o'r@ so ihtti his cliiltlren, if ht- has any. are

Whllt- the i'r11s;i plays the dt.-vil with “I itllow Mr. li|‘~iI\11it: \'\‘r_\' \\'<'ll-

’I`|1e hoofs of horses in ttiivieiii times

’I`lit- ltoinans, it is snitl, used various nietiiods to hartlt-ii tht- lioofs of their horses (hut they might tht- better stand-lon|: marelies. So far as wo know Noro. tliv lltnnan eiiipt-ror, was tht- ilrsi to have his horses shud. 'i`ht» shot-1.' were of 1:iI\'t-r and were elaiiipetl in the fool.” Nails ilrivioi into the horn of the foot iippear in have linen in use in tho -time oi' \\'IlIinni thc (`ont|t1o~ ror in ilic eleventh tzeiittiry.

§;i<|nN£Y _

,D/MP1 115,58,

Footwear.

Nino 1.c1on11 eco.

\ _

An Unusual Shoe Sale

continuing one Week only. - - ' 1

1 '.»,

5 Men

meet _with your per pair.

S718-2 V21 (Stl.

M1- :ii1` my lin_\'otu~i.

\n' often wo`re tliirsty. tin' tirinlt lo‘

"Our 1iu_\»_"

A full range of Men’s Box Calf Shoes, bench n'1_a_de,

1 a combination of good style, comfort and durability. Sizes from 5 1-2 to_11, values up to $4.00, during this week $2.98 per pair. ' ~ _

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fr? _ t."

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I' '?,‘.`5°-""’§’“:

.per pair I

of all Classes !

Don’t wait for the fine weather and FANCY

PRICES. We made some heavy shoe purchases for Spring in order to get the Lowest Market Prices. We want to encourage early buying, hence our unusual of- fer of Men’s high class shoes at a price that is bound to

approval. During this week $2.98

NATIDNAL CLOTHI G CO.

Charlottetown, P. E. ii. ‘ \

‘ _ _,___ _ I

and hall' Itussiali in I>lt1t»tl. 'I`l\'.‘ .\'U\H\~ gci' Iireituiig mnrrieti at l"i't~nt li woiiiatli.

:1 couiposite of pretty nearly nil ot' the Iiiei' lielliue1'ei\t.=:. Iiut hir. lii'eltun1.:, the prest-iii owlier of the lint-in. is as nitteli :tn .\ii1ei‘h'ztn :is ;tii_\‘t\n1-_ Ilt~I'ort': he lioupght the (lt-rmttn ship, he tried to buy Eiiglisli and I"rt»ut'l\ ships Spcnkintrf of Iiiin in the Senttlt-, Will- nni Alden Smith. rt-pithlit-:iii seiitttor 1’roiu I\lit'lii_t':nii, said.

monte .ft-|i;|ioi‘s lit-rr today rt-u|t‘iiilit~r his fttliier, who was nn lioiiort-tl mem- ner of l`o1i1;1'ess i`i'oii1 .\'1it'higa1l for at number o1'yenr.s, n very wt»-nIili_\' num, 1 t_\'plt‘nl frtiiitiersinan. at man of cour- age and patriotism and tht- liigliest Cont't‘ptiou oi` good eilizt-iisliip. 'I`llttI ’iis sun sliotiltl Iiave ptirt-ltttst-tl this ship out ot' his own aliuiitlnnt means and placed it in servit-e does not sur- prise me anti will not s1ii'|ii‘i'.‘t- any of those who Iinvt- the pi'i\'iI<>p.:e aint' honor of knowing him; and I liave no tltiulit. wlintcver, lhnl the entire trttnsaetioii, wliieli has t\lti'nt:tt‘tl tht- uttcution of the tfotiiitry, is in abso- lute good fttith.

There has been no “<'oi1spii'at:_\>" on

Mr. Ilrt-itung's part, so far as aiiyoiie :an dist-erii, in l>ti_\'ini.: the llatzia ami seutliiit; her lo Ijurope Itiault--tl with cotton.

THE FIRST HORSESHOES.

` (Our Iluinb Auiu1nls.i

Iteatlers of Ilonier and early classic

authors who speak so frctnieiitly of the horse and the part he playetl, par- ticularly in war, often woutier how-he was shod. It trcrtniiily was not ivltli tuelnl. lIo1iier"s “lirtnize-liool`otl" livra- es musi have ret-t~ivt~1l lluit special tit-sitxnntion bet-nuse o|` the color oi' the hoof so ol`teu rest-mlilin|.: bronze.

were t'1'ct|uonll_\' \vr1tppetl with rlolli.

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One cent per worn first insertion In this column. half cent por word

each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum chlril Twenty-five cents. `

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POULTRY FOR SALE-S. C. R.

For Sale il I eip \VuiiietI-Feiiitiic

PRIME FRESH sAUs/tczs 12¢.`Pén` WANTED'-ii1ri""n£r"` geiiertii iiousn-

lb., also Clinics Meats, rtvasonalilc work. Apply Windsor llonse, 28

prices. Iieancy Gay. IJ Elin Avenue. l‘ownal St. S713-2-22ni3l@__

Market Tues. and l»`ri. l’hone Iii). \`\'~K§ffj~'j§if_f{“g|'§1`|*5`ElmU,-u| |“,u,4(,.

__________ _ _____3iIl0"~’_'I3§if~___ work. Apply to Mrs. \Vu1. Curtis.

_ Winter Str:-oi, Suinnierslde, I’. E. I.

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Iteds and Huh' Orplngtun hens. *__ ___ Zi

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Nvlswi. 262 limit Street- WANTED-Girl for General nonse-

` 370'i‘3'30ll\4II"I» work. Duunliotol. '

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TURNIP SEED, GROWN IN CAN- S704~2»..0n1'iI|itI

gluuuxnnn IU?-_\¢

mia, season 1914. We offer 1,000 lbs or the famous "Corning" Green Top f~iwctIt‘, grown puro in Yarnioutlt County for i'orty years. Largo crop- pers, great keepers. delicious ilnvor. Price 55 cents per lb. by mail. Write for olibln rice. S. 1'. Goudey,

HAIR WORK

j g D Wigs, cor nets, transfornintions.

._ . _ pull'-cliignona anti under-rul‘l‘s. etc. \‘"m”""h' N’ 5' 1 JJMH' made i`roni t»on1bi|it.:s or cut hair. Gen-

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=\vu"||.|| ltleiut-n`s ioupees also made. Work

__ __ _ _(_ __.__________..____._- ._ guaranteed perfect. wANTeo-A1' LEGISLATIVE Li. ` MISS D. RUDGE.

l1r:tr_\' t-opies of' Island Statutes of 171 Gl‘L‘i\i» 0001120 Struct. oi' Istlil, 11170 and 1871. An_voin1 Clinrlottotown. |'ur||islilng any ol` the nliove will be S544-2-ll-illts2IiIpd. sniinlily rewardctl. S707-2~20ii125i.‘ ' I

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Consolation

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_Don’t worry about that parlour or dining room

it will be alright. Let me help you in selecting you_r colour schemes that is the main part of my busi- ness. '

- If you are undecided drop me a postcard. I _will

give ‘you 1915 sufggestionson interior _dec0ra_tmg. Ima e a study o my business at considerable ex- pense. for your benefit. 1 g

I can fit you -up from the Cellar to the Drawing

room in any style you wish from the most modest to

thc elaborate to suit your pocket book. I

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IJ. N. McBride

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