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__-I __ ‘ __ _ __ At the tillle I gave NeIl's reply lil
.___.__.~_.-4 tie thought. He was piqued .when I
IIARRIAGES _ `    sald'I would not git at the table with
` such men, and had replied _ that
C|\0Z|ER-CHAMPl0N.- On Wed-
ut-sday, March 18, 1919, by Rev. John
M. Murchison, Margaret E. Crozier to
James Marks Champion. both of Darn-
ioy, P. E. 1.
MacQU5EN-6ALl.YER-0i\ 28th
September 1918 at St. Le0nard’e Par-
ish Church, Hythe, Kent, England by
itov. it. D.. Dale, Vicar, Alexander Al-
Iiol Martin Macqucsn, youngest son of
Iilr. and Mrs. John MacQueen. Mouni
Vernon, P. E. l., Canada to Mary Col-
lyer, iourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
_iliichael Collyer oi 40 Ormonde Rd.,
liylhe, Kent, England.
DIED ‘
OWEN- At Malpeque on March
iii. 1919, Mr. Arthur Owen, in th-
'_'~th year of his ale. _ `
YNOMPSON- At Darnley on March
f;'.:l._ 1919, Mr. James Thompson. is
::».- l:7th year or his age.
Ȣ;cFlAE.--At East Royalty on Wed
r.~~~l.ll.y_ March Z6, 1919, at 10 o’cIocY\
_,._m__ Susanna, Matheson, in the 70th
.-¢._~ ol h»~r age, wife of Hector Mc-
 ifu-ierfll Friday, 28th, at one
_- -‘il-¢‘<_ p ll;. Portage cemetery.
l,>tv~lvlrj's§l's'»ic'rlse'l=lEn AT l_Asr
l~'-xl K, March 26.-The 0lymi>iC-
.lit-._~ _fi`:'==;'.:b'-.;kin», the last of be
; -mrill;-1' sri I.crs by tendcr today at
i'l-»_- 'i‘.-so ;n~lvel` down tho harbnl'
onli lin.-led ut Pier A of the new ternl
in--1:, --"uw: she is coaling.
A SMALL COMPANY. _
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~.r.\ will not be responsible for all!
\»i;i_=~ contra. ted by her. '
WM. McDONALD,
ALICE MCDONALD
West ltoyalt:
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SEALED TENDERS, addressed lr
the Postmaster General, will he rec
elved at Ottawa until noon. on Friday
tho 9th Moy ‘for the conveyanceof His
Ma_testy's Mails, on a proposed Coll-
trract for four years six times per
week on the route Wood Islands North
Rural Route No 2 from the ist Ocioh
or next.
Printed notices containing lurthsr
information as to conditions of propos-
ed Contract may he seen and blank
torms oi Tender may be obtained al
the Post Oillces of Wood Islands
North to Wood islands West and at
the olhce of the Post Ofilce Inspector.
JOHN F. WHEAR;
Post Oillce inspector
Post Olive Inspeotor's Otiico,
_ 28th March 1919. ‘
4762-8-3lMI‘l'l3i.
The undersigned oifers for sale his
farm of 107 acres at Marsh-
held, six miles ii-om Chariot
tetown. It comprises 95 acres
under cultivation, of which 32 acres is
pioughed ready for spring planting.
ind 12 acres covered with a good
growth of soft wood. It fronts on the
Hillsboro River. having ready access
to geaweed, mussel mud, alder mud
ind marsh mud all in large quantities.
There is over 200 loads of stable
manure to go with farm. The build-
ings are especially good and in first
class condition. A never hailing
stream of pure water runs through the
'arrn. Will sell at reasonable figure
to quick -purchaser. If not gold by
'private sale it will be otfel~e-d at auc-
tion together with stock. crop and
‘mplements_ at a date given later, '
Apply on premises or_at oillce of K.
! Martin. Charlottetown. _
J. A. MCDONALD,
I Marshfield, P. E’ I.
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I-`l»r Slelllll Foliinillniulltioll hotweep
i'll.\ilI,t)T I`i:1'l‘0\VN_ OltWl~jl.L. CRA-
- _\i'I) alll lC.\.~i'l` :lli~i Wl'1S'I` itll/l<]ltS
lil-p.lrtlllvnt ll’ I'uI>lic Works.
(`|l.lr'll>til~ll\\'il_ l'_ E, lslalirl
.lflllrlll i0. 1915
!~ii'J.\|.i-lil !`i‘J\'l)ICIlS will be receiv-
.lli lil this Oilll-e~ llll'_iI noon oil Moll
' \' -\pl‘ Ili ll Hit) 'rolll ally person
l ,lolslllls wlillllx, 0 contract with
I ‘ 'lil to lllll ll <ie.~lll lr of about 200
lll czlpzllllc ol' ll..lillt;lilliilg a speed
lr loss illllli 1./ Illini; l-or llzlllr. '
1 l"i‘lilil L`lI.\lil.O'l"l`l1II`()\\’\l ill (‘It.»\
I ' ‘Nil nilrr .l li'l>0I<
l~‘rolll Cl!Alti.O'I"I‘I11'i‘(l\\'N to 0il_
`VI$l,L once a wool; _
From CHAItI.0'i"i`l1'i`<i\\’N to EAST
IVEII olive il lvweh.
l l<`rolll (`l»lAlll.O'l"l`l-l'l`U\\'N to \\`ES'I`
I LIVER once ll wack.
'ol' :i pt-rilnl oi 'tivo _vcllrs from lilo
polillli; of lluvilrlltion ifllfl.
I’:lriios tonflerlllg to stzite sepztrlite-
l 6 for what nnnuzll subsidy they will
lf-ri`orm the service for li tive or ten
~flr period.
I For further partllurdrs as regards
_I he rates for passenger and frlegiit.
‘, llso the days and hours of sailing
from the respective places, apply io
his Ofilce.
Good and sufiiclent securities must
I Q provided for the faithful perform-
| 'ice ot’ the cont.rnct_
The Department does not hind itself
E ri uccept the lowest or any tender
I L. B. MCMILLAN, _ '
Secretary of Public Works
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‘HE sole head ui' 4 iamliy or An) mais over
eighteen years old, mav homestead a qusnel
“there were lllaiiy wonlen who would"
simply for that reason. But after-
ward I wus to recall that relnarl-'
with the stabbing reilection that l
had caused it; and also had perhaps
been responsible that it had been
true.
I had talked ii little to Nell of ln"
plans for Robert, and of my ideas
concerning the social position we
'mist try to make for ourselves fo'
our son’s sake. While agreeing with
me that it would be perhaps import
ant later. he had laughed because o'
the baby‘s age. But I llud though
of it until l not only had a longing
for social prestige. but for its sym
hols, It was this that~ made ing de
termined to stop-in as lar as I
could-the entertaining of what I
called “objectionable men” in oui
llonic_ _ -
That I was sending Ncli to aliothel
woiiiali_ who for his sake would “b
nice" to anyone lie choose to tflke t
her home, I had no idea; tllnt he ilzlll
Blanche Orton In ills mind, never or-_
currcd to ine. ln fact since baby
came I had forgotten-alniost-that
I ever thought I had cause to feel ll
bit of jealousy because of her. Only
once, at her dinner, had I felt th-.
least recurrence of the emotion
wllicll before my boy was born hill
conilncnced to- nlake nie xl trifle ull
easy. It had been but 1 slight un
cusincss then, just tho beginnings of
what might have grown into unhnil
ill You llllll
Liniment." .
Back hurt you? lian't straighten up
iillolit for-linf:':=1ldllon prlins, sharp
clics :lild t_\\'illlgcs‘.’ Now, llsii-li!
Th:lt's lumllago, sciatica, or lllayilc
`rom ll strain, and you`lI geirblessrell
relief tho nioiiicllt. you rub your back
with sootlllng_ peilctl'utlng"‘St.. .luc-
ba I_illlllil-lit!" Nothing else tztlies oili
oreiloss, llllllti-ness and silliness so
lnlckly. You simply rub it oil and out
'-oines the pam. it is perfectly' lirlriil-
‘oss and lloesn`t burn or discolol' the
skin. -
_ Limb(-r up! Doii't suiteri Get a sllilili
lrizll bottle from any drug store, and
_.liter using it _lust once you’ll iorget
.1 that you eve? had llacIiscbe~_ iliulbago
l or sciatil'-a. llecsllsa your back 'will
` :lever hlirt or cause any m.ore misery.
It never disappolnts and has been rec-
omnleildod for 60 years. Stop drug-
‘ ‘sing kidneys! They don’t cause back-
_ :lche_ because they have no nerves,
tlierefore can not cause pu.i.fil.
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Particulars oi Islander’
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Miss Katherine Enlnan_ 1 Raleigh
lSt. Boston, has received the follow-
ilico:
THE PR0MtlTER’S0 WIFE
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pillows, because oi' their intimacy.
But this feeling had lain dormant for
rnonths, and I had been so happy
that there seemed to be u-lihing that
would make me unhappy again.
'Then too Neil’s attitude, his loving
'ai-e, had caused me to forget all that
‘lad gone before. Women ure like
that; 'they so easily forgot things
he man whoni they lov-_» does to
I nake them unhavliy. and cling so
L lesperately to other things.
A mail, 'after he is married, will
not cherish a glove* ol-` sl rose given
him in the sentiilienlul days of
courtship, while a gralidtnother will
lpeiid'tilile gloating over the con-
tents oi an old trunk wlicreili she
years before. has laid away the ilrst
flower he ever gave her, tho first in-
| vitatioli, and his iirst love~leter_ He
las the reality; why liotller? She
flso has the reality, _vet elle clings
to, and _thinks tenderly oi, the days
when they tlrst niet and loved, and
lo holds on to tile symbols or these
lays,
l So
I cherished the ‘loving things
Neil had done and said. And I for
cot the short space of anxious, wor-
ried days and nights when I had
lwondcred li' he cared for Blanche-
` Orton; and if his llusillefss methods
_were stllctly all right. (The word
"l~Ionest” or “dislioilcst" I ncver
, _poke ill connection \vitIl Neil--noi
° even in lily thoughts.)
As I have said, Neil had coni-
lliencmi to remain out evenings
i'lgaln_ Now that baby was older he
'z ‘ent to sleep early, :ind I was often
*'llloly_ On:-o when I sxlilit
"Nell_ wily do you stay out to din-
rcr so often? Even li’ you have tl
‘"0 out afterwards, I wish _vo-u would
.
i some home and have dinner with me.
I
'Le Go\'c:'lllllclll ot"I’l'ill<~e Edward   
Eynulni' °f Canadian Nonhwut lug report concerning the death oil
_ Pie. lllillllnll was assisting in the;
ctloni lbl D Id _ , . _ '.. _
mmch‘;_:;“gr °A|b‘;‘x';'='l'°:\m°:f:w’_‘: %:_l!1:l°°\\ ~.xal.lldtllll, of .4 woulillui soldltl dur I
»:\;ub:lAner\en‘al":h¢DDoml{lloli_ i_fsl.d;)Agsn¢_\ im., the lililitary operations oil thc
l nency or c sir l`et _ . _
nay be mlm il my p',,,,,§f.,,,,, ”|_,',,d,",:§°,” 28th of August 1918, when no v\zis|
illinois b-A nd _ _ _ ,
D,,,,,,l'5,, “',’,:‘,f,f,,‘_’:‘°,°,_'8‘f‘d';‘n°c‘; “Q22” md cm hit by a bullet from thc title of all
'“‘°=_.gf ‘h° |“1fv'\'l ¢¢t<il\ 0| ¢\=l'¢¢ fun A l-lllllly allipel: He was imliiedlatoly
B
omcs er may e wit n nine ml sol hu _
limumd on il hrln of at least Bo acres, op- ltttclidcd to by u colllradc and currlcd
it nlalics the evening so long when
I -~ll rio not.”
_ "You object when I ilrilu: home
I :hp nlcn wliolll I hllvc to soc," he had
_ izplied shortly.
E "\Vhrlt if I do? Yoll can meet
» lllcm alter dinner, r-:lll't YOU SU”-‘~
'fl-is l'e;isll-rel, :lllll llolli ll cfzrtiflcatl-~ . . . » 1 _ -
Wal-l't drug kidneys! Rub the pam _ U m_C“,t ahvays expected to
1-- ~zli`z'y ll t los: tlilll 200 :lsscngers‘ _  Y0
L U ` D right out with old "St, Jacobs "Une with thvm,_,,, _
“They expect attclltiou-it’s pn.l‘t
oi' tllo game. I wllnl their money
l .‘ lid it strikes me you arcn‘t at ai
‘#l\'nl‘:<e to spending ull V012 CHD Ili’-L
Bllt you doli‘t wont to do -:lnytllillg
ill help me get lt.”
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“'I`ll;lt's not so! I din willing' to
do lill I can iii reason. ,if you' would
ivll ine lllci; of your bllsiiless ui’
l`ail's, I nlilglii porllslps be better' llblo
to judge oi’ what was llel:csslll‘y. But
_ I know enough to know that it is not
llccossury for llle to sit at table with
iii; sort of lilell you soliletillles bring
houie."
Wiliimlt Hilil! Without llim nielills
f;in.~= lliliorgiven, no peace with God
; no -hope of glory: sIli's powo i' .ull
('0l'o'st.ll. a corn\’c»i`tless, urilliflllvl' life
I unsatistlod and dissatislled. It i'lioa.n
_ldispair and darkness _forever and
I ever.
l Tomorrow - Barbara Calls Upo
Blanche Orton. _
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‘Thai Little Doctor always ready
'_A “WB ml hand to relieve kid-
 Hnd blallllor trollblos. and A
8 P lllllllrc purify tllo blood.
eriain condlnuns A habitable house is re
llciniti.
in ccnain districts a holla.-slender in good stand
IK may Dre-empt li quarter-scct.oii along side I-ll.
I omutcsd. Price $3.00 per acre.
Duues Six months resilience in each of thrle
xtn cultivation. Pre cmptlon patent maybe o
iln;:_ as soon ss homestead patent, on carry.
ions
I sara after earning homestead patent; also 50 |¢,»__
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A settler who hu exhausted his homestead rlgn
mlyhka 1 purchased homcsi- lid In certain distric
Price it ru ge: acn. Dutlzs-Mun reside slr mnni _
hu eu 031;” yells. clflllvile st acres slid :rec
:ssc o mush scnlnvy ol ,lony and. Live aiocl
advertisement w_|l not be oaid for
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Whhlhhbhi’
I The Charlottetown Guardian’s
AIITDIIDBILE AND PIAND PRIZE CONTEST
GO0D FOR
Name of Candidate ................  .................  .... __
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lllty Station. I-le was buried in Aub-
lglly (Tlllllllilllllil Cemetery, Extension.
\'l`hisis ll mglstcrell military burilll
ground Ill Flsliice.) A temporary
lvooliell lnlflllmiul hue honlici'c-ctod
witll all pllrticlllals ot' tho lieccasc-_I
lllscribcfl thereon
Influenza
i‘he Liniincnt that Cures All Ail-
ments-
MltARD’S
THE OLD RELIABLE-Tr! it
\1inurd’s Liniment Co, Ltd.. Yer
mouth. N. 'S.
Norton I
The Nova Bootie Steel and Coal Co.
are now prepared to ship to dealers
run of mins and screened`"Oid Sydney
Coal" in sarfloads, Benismiii Bowers.
Charlottetown Selling Agent in P., Til.
.lllrsgi ._ ¢m when residents llpelfomllsl mul. i0 the rear] but succul le( s l . or
if ws 300. _ - » ~
_ li' ales ofeultlvation is subilct to ledllciloll ln | Fl- __ _.1 '___=..__.
-lenydilae substituted for cultivation under certhil & Q V
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"‘”“"°°“»  FOV ~ P30155 SALE BY AUCTION'
Ueplliy the Minister ofthe Inlerlor I
N B Unsulhnrlrcrl Publication ot lhis
I.-\notion on Friday. the 11th day of
_Weilt side of North River Road. sd-
joining property of ill. Bayneld, Elq.
Thi Natl I D
°1 v-Yflfa l_'lI.‘fl.i'.l,°l‘.?l'iii’t‘J "°°
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I aiu authorized -by Estate nil late
.Inhn Inga, to offer by sale at Public
April. at the former Office of the
Charlottetown Steam Navigation Com-
;-any, Ltd., Lower Watar Street, Char
lcttetown at12 o'olook noon, the fol-
lowing properties: " .
(1) Tile Oilice Building and premis-
es formerly occupied by the Char
iottetown Steam Navigation Company.
Limited, Modern Safety Vault.
(2) Four (4) acres land, CharIotie~_
town Common, Lower Brighton Road.
(3) Four (4) 'acres lend, Royalty,
I-last side of Nogth River Road.
(4) Two (2) acres land, Royalty,
Terms inode known at sale. _ '
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ou Need a Rug? Buy It
and Buy It NOW!
U _ And the factory people tell us it
will be a matter of YEARS before prices
BEGIN to decline.
We have a splendid selection of
Wilton, Brussels and Axminster rugs
AT OID PRICES' _ ‘
They are being picked .up rapidly.
Actually--fine Wilton rugs such as ` “mv not come in and SEE THEM
 fl(-)5g;§_C_0st $90 AT THE TODAY-delay may cost you dear.
And---We.vlfill hold the rug you select iora
reasonable It-‘ngtli of time if you ale not prepared to
take it -ft once so, make your se cotton "l`l_iLlAY°
while the :stock is large. .-
The very rug you Want may be sold
tomorrow.
We know there are people who
want new rugs-but who are waiting
for LOWER PRICES.
Lower prices on rugs are a LONG
WAY OFF-and will have to DROP A
LOT before they touch the level, THIS
STORE is working out. _
` 50 New Styles in Bally' Carriages -I
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Have You Visited 0ur“ Spring
Opening Display? All this Week'
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_You are invited to see this display of beaut ful
.furrilture---rugs and draperlcs, complete dining-
room--bedroom and parlor, suites artistically ar-
ranged. ~ '
Come and see it---We Won”t ask you to buy
SALE
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curtains 'about f/5 pairs to be
cleared -out in this sale.
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New goods coming ill daily. make this
sale necessary if we are to have space for the
new arrivals. `
This lot includes regular $1.25 to $5.00
values. ~ _
In some designs there are three and four
pairs-in other designs onlybne or two pairs.
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