The Bread that Builds Brain
and Brawn must be made of the
whole Wheat grain-white flour
bread will not _ do it-neither
will the so-called “whole wheat
flour bread.” The only real
Whole wheat bread is -
TRISIIIIIT
It is made of the whole wheat
grain steam-cooked, shredded,
compressed into a wafer and
baked by electricity. All the
meat of the golden wheat pre-
pared in its most digestible form
and smallest bulk.. A whole-
some substitute for white flour
bread-a delicious snack for
luncheon with butter or soft
cheese-crisp, snappy, strength-
ening and satisfying.
Made at Niagara Falls, Gntarlo
Toronto Oliice: 49 Wellington Street East
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The Good ship
“Mutual” -it
THIS celebrated vessel was laid
down in 1868, launched in 1869
and made her maiden voyage in 1870.
She set sail from the port of Waterloo,
Ontario, and from the first hour at sea
has enjoyed unbounded prosperity.
One notable feature in th- working of
the ship is that the crew and passengers
are the owners and every dollar made is 2 ‘
the property of those who sail the ship. 
We refer to Cana:la's only Mutual Life Assurancr 'i
liompany. which is owned and controlled bv its 
p.Jfi»:yholders, and which has achieved a marvellous '
rrvftrfl for nnvarying success for nearly fifty years.
The Mutual of Canada has paid to policy- 1
?i=,;/jars -:-r holds for payment to them no less than
$40,235,933. Tl-.e result of nearly a hall century 4
of beneécenz work.
l`h_e Mutual Life
\\' -XTFRLOO
of Canada 0;~lf;iR.0
ARSENAULT, General Agent
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A Necessity
Then insure in good strong stock compan-
ies,which never contest an honest claim such
as is represented hy
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Tlflls is a rpecinl feature of the Maxwell "Favorite"
Chum. No other clmm has it. You can adjust the
handle in eenm-. nghrnildtwliehevesis anim fordriving.
 “FAVORITE” C (wil low Lever)
-qdqcliuingepleumr. lt'nii|imp\»lodrive-njennile
S.Ai&&alonl&|dn.
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across river between
as the ice jams in this uarmw
FEES GRANTED-Oneyurlpay
lushamgraatedtothoreiativuof
the S. S. Shamlfs cremlolt ltaea on
.fewmoathango.nayntlmSJ'dnoyll¢c-
‘ont ltwasttntlllvlwledtoroenm-
`pen.satherelat.ivecwlth!hreeDll1thn'
pnybutthlshaxninceboenlncnaaed.
D. D. Mackenzie, represented the
claimants. Two llerlolu received
‘$960 each and the avenge of the
5elaimapaldia$4Z0. Allrotler of
lm. Caswell. Charlottetown. wah
amongthemenlustonthlsship.
DREDGE LAUNCHED-Dredge N0.
w9. D. P. YV.. which has been hauled
out at Charlottetown for acraplngand
painting of her iron hull was success-
fully launched yesterday. This large
; dredge was never before hauled out at
Vharluttetown und the manner in
which it was done relecta much credit
on the management, especially on the
launching foreman, Mr. Angus Des-
Roche. who has accomplished many
lsimilar undertakings. The dredge
. goes to work at Grand River. Kin§’B
l Couxzty. as soon as the ice clears suf-
. Eciently for her to be towed there. t
GONE 'T0 ALASKA.-Ralph McKin-
non and John P. All-Laren. t‘\‘0 Sill-
wart P. E. Islanders. born at 1lcAski|l
River. King’s tfounty. lelt San Pran-
trisco on March 29 via Astoria for Al-
iasua, mini; from .moi-ia with can
tain Clark. Mr. McKinnon goes to take
lcharge of the hatchery of the North
l Pacific Parking and Trading Company
‘ and Mr. .\lcI.aren is to be his assistant
says the Oakland Maple Leaf. The
hatchery is located seven miles from
the village of Klovrock. on Loon Lake.
§ Prirzcc of Wales island. and is one of
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thi- :iw lzaich-fries of Alaska. Two
of the others arc operated by the l'll-
ited States Government. and two by
private companies. The North Pacific
and Trading f_`ompany is the oldest
company operating a eazmery in
Southeastern Alaska. Klovrock can-
nery has been in continuous operation
lfor the last thirty-nine years. The
l hatlhery over which these young Is-
landers will have charge has a mpc-
il-iry of about lf.\.0(nl.fN.\0 eggs. which
an- taken during August and Septem-
ber.
FRIDAY
THE P051' OFFICE.--The doors ot
of the Post Oflice at Charlottetown
when they are locked for tue night.
`Un Sundays the doors are open from
‘ lil a.ni. to l p. m. '
l.
‘A PROGRESSIVE MOVE.-The citiz-
§ f-ns along the road from Tryon to Vic-
lioria. passing through part of the two
:.=f:`nool rlistrii-ts. arc having a rural
iielrphone installed. lt is understood
(flint about iw:-ut_v homes are having
§phonf'= pn' in.-\'.
THE SUMMER STEAMERSP The
. ~ -_ Exnpress made the round trip on
|-he Sumniersidf>~Poiui du Chene route
l _-re-sterday as easily as she would make
I it in summer. arriving in Summernlde
jon return on time. The Northumber-
land on account of the ice conditions
I
l will not be able to more out yet for a
. l -mile,
I Tim ¢l»_~ar_li rncurrcd at l.I.ll) yesterday
iaffifrtioon of .\lr. William Pierce,
Brac!-;lc_v Point Road. after a short ill-
ness of pneumonia. in his 67th year.
Br-sides ai sorrnwing wife. two daugh-
iiers. .\|ri=. James Bryenton. and Mrs.
Cephas Brycnton of Bracklev Point.
and four sons. the oldest Hammond
residing at homo. Wallace in Winni-
pez. James in Cliicago and John of
l Vhnloiteiown are ls-ft to mourn a de-
vroted father. Funeral notice later.
EOATING CLUB - _‘tl the luvct-
ing of tin- llillsburo t`iub held Tucs-
dajr night at which the rl.-tiring Presl-
llf-nt. .\lr. W. F. H. Carroll presided.
it was decided to commence ou the
work of a new foundation for the
boathouso at once and to have it com-
pleted about the end ot the month.
The following otlicers were elected for
the ensuing year:-President. Thomas
Morris; Vice-President. Dr. T. Gor-
don Alley: Secretary-Treasurer, Pa-
trick Zllnmaghan; Executive, Joseph
Praught. Wilfrid Coyle D.' Butler.
.George .\lcLellnn and J. Purcell.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT ~ Master
Carrol, six year old son of Dr. Do
lanev, Wellington. had the misfortune
of breaking his leg. The little fellow
=\-ai; in the acl of jumping ou a wagon
and wlillo putting his foot on the
vvlreel to help himself on. was caught
be-tiveeu the spokes and was drawn
in. lf it had been a spirited animal
more serious results would likely have
happened. The driver had gerat dif-
ticulty in removing the child. Some
three years ngo the little follow had
the misfortune of breaking the same
leg in two places. Master Carrol is a
great favorite and his many frlcnds
wish him a speedy rt-covcr_v and to
sec lilm out soon again. At latest. re-
port he was resting nicely. `
it is with deep regret that the sad
death is chronicled ol Mrs. Patrick
Hugliesf Shamrock. aged seventy-one
years. which caused so much sorrow
in the community. She was a woman
or quiet and gcntlc disposition. who
looked well to the vvnyn of her house-
hold and performed well the duties of
wife and mother. She bore her sick-‘
ness in a spirit of reslznatiuu. and with
peace in her pmrt and Drnyer on her
lips she trod the royal road of suffer-
ing. She was comforted by her pastor
RRY. J. J. McDonald. Klnrorh, dur-
lng her illness. who ulmlnktgred in
her the last rites of the Holy Catho
lic Church. Sho was predeceased by
her husband about four years ago.
She leaves to mourn a` family of live
children. three none, Peter and Pal-
'rlck of Boston. Mass.. and Stephen
it home, and two daughters. lllrn.
Ambrose Kelly. Shamrock and Slater
Mary Rota North Dakota. Also one
ple. who followed her remains to the
FULL'
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night
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from
the
A IAINLAND Glo
the *Provincial Fox Ltd.,
Gordon Irs, wap
Supremo Conn C
week.
The
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ed when
Angel of
own. John lane.
dearly beloved child
late Alexander C. )lcDonal Up to
two weeks previous to his death he
was a bright.. merry child. the sun-
beam nl' his home. hut that happy
childish voice Ula noon to be stilled.
He contracted a heavy cold which de-
veloped into lllelmoala and after a
few days lllnua during which every-
thing possible was done but of no
avail his innocent soul passed away to
be with God for evermore. He leaves
to mourn a. sorrowing mother and two
sisters. Christina and Margaret at
home. A large crowd followed the re-
mains to Canoe Gore cemetery when
his little form was laid to rest there
to await the Baal resurrection. The
pallbearers were llessrs. Albert Llv-
ingstone, Hugh C. lacDonald. Colin
MacDougail, Halcolm 3lac.\'eill. The
funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. D. McLean.
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01.1119 dngrnt Miss Gladys
fl-I I DI1_lh\\ln|l_ shock to her
friends lrrfllrk a few weeks
am. The deceased was stricken with
pnamonla: and for all the skilled ai-
lenlion bestowed upon her the disease
proved fatal. She was the youngest
daUi|ter of lr. Amos \\'es!. and
her father. three sisters and one
eral years she was engaged as steno-
‘grnpher with the firm of L. Higgins
5 Co.. lloncton, and while there made
many friends. aa was fully testined to
the many beautiful noni tributes nc-
computying her remains home. Bliss
Wat was in the full bloom of woman-
hood. so young to give up all that
life holds dar, of a bright and cheer-
ful dlsposition her loss will be keenly
felt in the home and in social circles.
Her funeral took place on Friday, the
25th to York Cemetery, and was
largely attended. The services at the'
house and grave were conducted liyl
Rev. E. A. Westmoreland. Rev. l-I.
Bell and Rev. Mr. Yvhitehead, Char-
lottetown. and Rev. E. Weeks. Pow-
nal. The pall-bearers were Orris Gill.
Gordon Brown. Frank Water. Bon.-
Mellets. Louis Slacblillian and Claudc`
Holman. ll
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