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` 1 '" 'ran I' cHiARi.=o'rTE'i‘owN GUARDIAN - '

l' \\’e would call ' l_'|“|'k'~‘¢ l\lD0rIoriIuiiT»§‘Lslui\t|ilei2ii»¢i|.` ight; ui.:::.c°'s;:'i>“>-f:rh~

III ll

,toe of absent friends.e mv “able mm" “`

Chlldren'n rtrsits a'|p¢¢i,|¢ (. lol and ani” ' d ‘ ' _'"W` ptyle. Clisrll¢:'gi"ie‘1'>‘rid,°ne m iiiniclm

'in cook siumo S,

We have a special leath-

eitpocket frame for sold-I. mm t0 “YYY 3 Photo of mother, father or friend while at the front.

Call and see them The Bayer Studio

F , V -|- _ A'NAp|AN I _ PAc|_ Fi c Direct Short Route 'MARITIME PROVINCES

MONTREAL and WEST (DAILY iixciziri' suxllkyi

Lv. Halifax, - 8.00 a. ni. Lv. St. John, 5.45 p. m.

Fssl' Exrkllss TRAINS BET\\'EEN MONTREAL . TORONTO DETROIT _ ciiicnco

Electric Lighted Sleepers. ( 'Onipartmcni (hrs

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_‘il/l_`» " .\~ 4 / be <.

'serving 'poor ,

making omelets '

I of stale eggs.

Simply use rea-'

'sonable care in

makineand stare I

with SEAL I

BRAND corrnnm

rl -#5-also

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` SAILINGS FRUM ST. JOHN: GRAMPIAN, - - . MAR 5

Missnu/lens, - - _ FEB, 26 i'.\LLlI\'G .\'l` li.\LlF.\X. _mlm W.ll. lloward. ll. I’. .\.,U. P R_,s;_]0|,,,,N,|¢_ lil.

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Geo. Waller, liominlon laxllress Building

Lharlotietown _

Eastern S.S. Corporation

i international Line

WINTER FA RES

St. John to Boston .... ...$5.00 St. John to Portland....$4.50

Staterooms .............. _.$1.00

LCIVH Si- It-bn 'fhursduys st 9,00 s. m. for Llbec. Esstporr, Pomlnd mp Bostomlleiurninii, leaves Central Wharf Bostoi 9.00 s. m. Mondny.for Poitland. lEssip0n Lubes and St. John,

sl. Join' cuy Ticker on-.e iv King sr.

-\- E~l"Ll~1-lil-\‘l=.1'.P. sl-_ .\.si,1..|.... N.n A.s. curious." 1\......l.~a.,i..-..,_~:_ n.

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February _ Shoe Bargains

Our shoe sale is very pop-

ular because we are giving real bargains. If you want - footwear read what we are Offering.

Two Specials

Women’s Lace Boots I

I We have about 100 pairs

of Wonian’s medium weight boots in all sizes and many different styles to choose

_ from. Regular $2.25 to $3.50

mes.

Sale price $1.48. I

Misses’ Kid Slippers

_A full line of kid slippers

with strap over instep just the thing for house wear. Sizes 11, 12, 13, 1, 2. Worth up to $165.

Sale price 75c.

Alley ~& Co.

/'_/;;<‘@’¥?_>f”/if' $7 1

""'ri-inns is ss*

more reason for _

coffee than for

135 Queen St. “-

I F mess I

, Sailings _\

From LONDON Frum ll.ILll".\X I

Eacllcln February 25th I

February 17th Siarl Point .\lnx'ch Glh `

" 20ll\ Gracinnn " l3il\ I

From l.iVl-2RI’f)0L l"ru|r li.\L|F.\X ` Via. Nflil. Viu.Nfld.

Fvbflllrl' 18th Durango | March l0ll\ Mnrw 2nd Queen Wilhelmina " Zllrd I

" lird Tabasco I " 10th I

Furness,Wiili_y& Co,Lld. _

‘_ Halifax. -,

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_High Grade Coal is the only kind _we carry. It does not mai ter when you order, you can be sure of getting satisfactory cca‘ lf YOU come to us. We have or hand an exceptionally good qual ity of coal suitable for ranges am k tchen use also for steam pu: poses. How much do _you re quite? Prices always right.

B..i.i.._ inn s. c.

Desi Oo Ltd., llseli

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Do not Gamble with you Eyes

Why deal with peddlers and

strangers who travel from house to house begging you to buy glasses, when you have one of the finest Optical Parlors In this Pro- vince right in Sourlsf. You can test eyes in a barn, as some people do lt, or any make-shift corner. A peddler will do lt in your kitchen, but PROPER EXAMINATION can only be made in . . .

: PROPERLY FITTED ROOMS : with proper light and first-class instruments such as we have for the purpose.

Give ue a call when In Souris

and see for yourself. : : Satisfaction Guaranteed. : :_

H. J. MABON Druggist 8: Optician, Souris,P.E.I.

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it “iii il£l.:li):tyslIII¢i,e=x down your chats. Pienty of dust slag and klinlrers means money _thrown evil-

lf yoirwsnt to I

Save Money on ’ Coal

our ysrd will help you. Clean br|8\li- noel st tho right price.

Phone 1 1 1

emi in ovens OJ

ABOLISH THE FAKERI

The Eastern

. .*lT PAYS to buy ln this Province.

. .*\'l’. GORDON li/E8 is Gusrdlsn

agent in Monl.l¢ll°--

_ ..°RED POINT ITEMS. - Mr. Mc- Askill representing J. E. Morse & Co.. Halifax, 1'Yls"bust recently in the interest of his firm.-His many cast- 'ern friends were pleased to have s visit from Mr. James Nolan, Cliepstow. Time hamdenlt kindly with him and his enthusiasm and enterprise are as unbounded ns ever.-Messrs. Arthur Robertson and William Ford paid U. short visit to Souris recently.-Mr.Ed- ward Muttart, the son of the esteemed' fellow citizen. Mr. Free- man Muttart, has left for training for overseas service. The best wishes of his old neighbors go out to_lilm and to Harvie Stewart, now at Frederic- ton, N. B., preparing for the front.- -Mrs. Walker has arrived at her old home at North Lake after n visit to hcr husband Walter Walker ut. Hali- fax, a volunteer for active service who is daily expecting a. call to t_lie

to build a barn on his farm at South Lake.-Messrs. Stanley and Percy Stewart are spending the winter with their' motlipr, Mrs. Margaret Stewart, lied I’-oint. Mr. Fred Stillman is tho proud owncr of is superior set of bob- sleds manufactured by the well known McLean firm. Day in and day out the said firm are turning out work of all descriptions in wood, and iron in ii most workmanship manner.

"Baby must be taken out in the

fresh air and to do so you must have one of our New up~to-date Baby Car- riages, new patterns, new construc- tions, new colors. about 30 different styles just opened and all ready to be shown. Drop in .ami see thcnl,the quality carriages.-I’A'l'0NS.

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ONE WIORD.

(By Wallace Bruce.)

“Write nic an epic." the warrior said" “Victory. valor and glory wed."

"Prithee, a. ballad," exclaimed the

knight,

"Prowcss, adventure and faith unite.”

“An ode to freedom," the patriot crlcd "Liberty won and wrong defied."

“Give nge o. drama." the scholar nsk-

., .__

“The iiilner world in the outer mask-

e ..

“Frame me it soniict,” the artist

prayed-

“gower and passion in harmony play- e ."

“Sing me a lyric." the maiden sighed-

"A larkmnote waking the inomlng

W e_..

“Nny. ull too long," said tho busy iigo; “Write mo a line instead of n page.”

The swift years spoke, the poet heard: “Your poem write in n. single word.”

lic looked in the niniden‘s glowing

eyes,

A iiion.\cut.gluuccd nt the stnrlit skies.

From the lights below to tho lights

above-

Aud wrolc thc ouc~word l‘ocul-<Lovc.

SHE HAD MARRIED A "NAGGER"

Father Vaughan tells n. good story of

a curtain minister who was preaching on "i’crfcction." "Did you ever know anyone to be perfect?" lic asked. “Dld you ever read of any man or woman who was quite perfect?"

As he paused and looked round

among his nudicncc n pale-faced, ling- gard-looliing woman rose up in thc buck row and said: "Yes, from all ac- counts, my husbund's first wife was perfect."

IUIIII SICK CHILI] IS EIINSIIPIIEII IUUK ii IUNBUI

[F CROSS, FE fERISll OR BIL- IOUS GIVE "CALIFORNIA SY- RUP OF FIGS.

No matter what nils your child, al

gentle, thorough laxntive should al- ways be the first treatment given.

if your little one is out.-of-ports, hslf-sick, isn’t resting, eating nnd‘ noting naturally-look, Mother! see if tongue is coated. This is B sure sign that it/e little stomach, liver and bowels are clogged with waste. when cross, irritable, feverish, stomach' sour, breath bad or has stomach- ache, diarrhoea, sors throat, lull of cold, give s teaspoonful of “Califor- nia Syrup of figs," nnd in a. few hours all the constipated poison, nn- digcsted food and sour bile gently moves Out. ol’ its little bowels with- out griping, and you have a well, playful child again. V

Mothers csn rust; easy ufter giving,

this harmless “fruit lsxstive," be- cause it never foils to cleanse the little one's liver sud bowels and sweeben the stomach and they dearly love its plesssnt taste. Full direct.- ions for bsbiss.` Children of all sizes and lor grown-ups printed on each bottle. _

Bowsro of~ counterfeit llg syrups. Ask your drngglst. for n 50-cont bot-_ tie of "California Sxrup of Figsi" then sos that it is ms e by the “Onli- lornls Fig Syrup Compsny."

W. Fi no Ds, cs ns'

(assist uuivsssrrvi _

rl. tins Il Ill

_ _ mmm, P.i-2.1. `

amos or ist: on.

front.-Mr. Elmer Fraser is preparing.

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sertion for advertising in this column. Cssh must sccompsuy order.

; . .°'l‘he Morell Rink Co. intend to hold n ten perl-Y at Morell on July lst, 1915, Dominion Dsy.

8737-2-24M3iE3ipd.

BEAUTIFUL GARDEN `

OF THE GULF

Prince' Edward Isle. thou lslnnd fair! Whose arms of loviroutstrctched are, To those l_n need across the seas. Who've suffered such atrocities.

When Germany with cruel blow, Laid Belgium's sons and brothers low. Thine car was open to their cr

And of thy store sent ample

Y. supply.

To succor those whose homes were

burned.

Whose every cry for nld was By soldiers cruel, sent to iill

Tho gmdcrous wish of. “Kultured

spurned

Culture forsooth! Perisli the name That will wantonly children maim, Destroy long-treasured works of nrt, Rnvlsh woluanllood, families part.

Thy glftsdliuvc safely reached that

inn ,

flnnducted thither. by GOil’s hand, Who “Peace be Still" said to the

wind.

Led the ship safe through

“mined."

W8l.8I"S

Food and clothing were not enough. A richer gltt was asked of th e,

Volunteers for over the son.

When England _ asked thcc for thy

sons.

The bravest, best, shouldcred their

guns,

Thy heart of love could not with-

stand, .

But sent them forth a noble

Beautiful Garden of the Gulf.

band.

That England and her brave Allies May. for ,the sake of humanit Crush the power of Germany.

Like the Glileouites of old, Though few in number, brave and

bold,

With God on their side, right wus

might,

Put hosts of Midiauites to flight.

They go to sacrifice their lives.

Sent thee, received a prompt reply. That truth and honor might prevail,

A second company set sail God bless thy sons, who take their

stand

To light for Home and Motherland. And may the Isle from which they go, Abundant peace. and plenty know.

BESSIE A MOORE.

Hawthorn Place. Union

Lot 51

P E island.

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GERMS LIKE GIRLS

BETTER THAN BOYS

Road.

Fathers and mothers. lucky enough

to have both boys and girls know how clean the girls keep themselves, and how the boys disregard dirt,” says Dr. H. W. Hill. of the Minnesota Public Health Association. “From carlicst childhood the little girl's hands and faco ure washed, and sho cvadcs dross- stains, combs her hair and trlcs to look uicc. But every normal boy, up to the age of 14 revels ln dirt and looks forward to the Saturday night bstli with virtuous conteinpl or drcnd. But boys do not suffer infection; -lis- cases as much as girls. This was brought out in an investigation made of 8,900 clilldren of all agen and sexes. We requested the mothers themselves to report what diseases their children had lind. Girls had had more infectious than boys of the same li-re. This goes to support the modern view that dirt and disease have no iieccsnry rclation. it is not the dirt boys revel in that does harm. It is tho germs in other pcoplc‘s bodies that should bc dread- cd. Tho girls encounter infect n more than the boys because tllny nrc more sociable, mcct_ other children morc, and associate with them more intim- ately than boys do."

LAME DAYS.

Lots of days go limping by.

Everything just gonc awry,

Nothing done ns planned to Nothing coming off with glee, Nothing sliilrsliapc and O. K.- Maybo this is your lame day?

A second Macedonian cry

bc.

Got to have ‘cni, you and l,

Just as certniii us the sky. When It's cloudy and its bleak; Part of living. so to speak;~ ; Natural and liumau. to0.-- I-lad n lame day. l\avon't yon?

Doii't they limp and don‘t they drag? Nothing worth your wlillo to brag,

Notlilng coming out .lust right

All the way to evenlight;

Not a bit of progress made-

flnd li lame day. l‘m afraid!

STARTLING ANSWERS.

Mr. Brown has just had a telephone

put in connecting his office and house and was very innch plcnsed with it.

“I toll you the telephone is a won-

derful thing. l want you todine with me this evening. and I will notify Mrs. Brown to expect you." Speaking through tho telephone: “My friend. Smith, will dine with ns this evening." Then. to his friend: "Now listen and bear how plain hor reply comes back. Wltli startling dlstlnctness it came:

"Ask your friend, Smith, if he thinks

we keep ii hotel."

PROMISE I

Out of the snow shall como the rose, .Ont of the fog the sun shsll bresk, Pence shall blossom sud sweet re-

pose

Out of the hesrt that bear! sn ache.

Out of the bsrren twig the lest Shsll come to the first worm days of

spring. ,

Outof the dosoltte night of grief

The :flowers o fsitli will come blos-

coming.

So why be mournful snd why repine,

Tho buried now be the vel t grses,

. ve

The clouds slisll bresk sud the sun

slisll shine

And the lonely nights with their

' psin shell pass.

FIIX DIIIIIEIIIIS PIII]

The following is s uit of com.

psnies which lisve psld dividends on sccount for 1014. Most of tlisse coin- psuies expect to psy sdditlonsl divid- d ister: Spring Park.. .....10 PrinceAlbert..

(More soon)

ltsyner Internstlonsl declsred 40

-pnid.... .... .... .......Z0

R. J. McNeill C0, cash 60. stock 50 Rayner Btonehurst Silver Fox

Co.pnid.... ...200

Rayner Clarke ds Hsrlow Fox

Co. ......pnld .20

B. I . Rayner, West Gore

N. ....pnld 105

Blscli: Prince Fox Co.... . ....pald .50 General Fur Farms, Ltd....pnId 17 Mount Edward... . . . . . . .. . paid 10

(With additional 10 p. c. soon)

Murray Hsrboin... .... ....cssh .30

. (More soon)

Upton.... .... cash, 10

(Moro soon)

Westmoreland Silver & Patch

Co..... ..cash 35, stock,70

Silver 'l‘ip.... . . . . . . . . . ... ..cssh 15

(Added three psirs)

Imperial Sliver Black Fox Com-

psny, Ltd.. Montague. . . . . . . . ...15 (added three pairs to ranch and hold securities for balance due on ` sale of foxes which when col- lected will enable them to psy an- other .. .. ........10 p.c.

Crspsud Fox Company.. .. cash, .40 Willow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. cash

New London Fox and Farm Lands.

Ltd., 200 p. c. cash, and more inter. Regal .. .. .. .. 16 Dundas . 50 cash and 300 stock Seal River Black Fox Co ........ . . . 16 (Also 8 pups added to ranch) Dlsmond.... . . . . . .... Rogers Paton.... .... ......10

(More later)

The Freeland Silver Black Fox Co..

Ltd., has paid n dividend of 50 per cent. in stock.

The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.

has paid n 30 per cent cash dividend out of s declared dividend of 110. An additional sum will be paid after the general meeting on Dec. 8.

(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend) Pure Canadian Sil. Blk Fox Co., 40

and 35 per cent later.

Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent

(More later.)

Provincial Silver Block Fox Co., 40

per cent cash, with more to follow later.

Sovereign S. B. F. Co., cash.. . ....15

(From 4 pairs)

Hartford D. S. Fox Co..... .......25 Peerless . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...10

and balance after January lst.)

Ellis Sliver Black Beauty Fox

Co., Ltd.... ...60 (With 60 or 70 later)

Hackett S. B. F. Co., . . . . . . . ... . . . .15

(and two foxes added to stock)

Magic Fox Co..... . . . . . ... ....50

(ln addition to stock dividend of 100 p. c.)

Charlottetown S. B. Fox Co........15

(Also ten foxes added to ranch)

Bedeque Fur Farming Co.. Ltd.....10 Glenalndala Silver Black Fox Co. 100

(50 p. c. cash 50 p. c. stock bonus.)

The Bideford"`Fox Co. Ltd.......200

(100 p. c. cash-paid 35 p. c.; bal- snce, 65 p. c.. will be paid soon,

_ 100 p. c. in stock.) ~ . . - Beechgrovo .. ...I5 Hamilton SB Fox Co _.20 Murray River Massachusetts . ......10 Mt. Herbert Silver Black and Patch

Fox Co. .. ......17

A E McLean, Ltd .....30

(Cash and stock. Reduced capital from $25,000 to $17,500 per pnir by adding six pairs to the ranch.)

CIPTOWN MARKETS

.___ Pork 9C- Onts (wliitc( 000. Oats (black) (320- Strnw (per ton) $6.00 Hay, pressed, (por ton) $14.00 Eggs (per dozen) ~25c. Print Butter (per lb.) 26c Fowl- (per lb.) 106- Chlckens 11 10 130- Wheat (per bushel) $1.00 to $1.25 Buckwheat 700- Bgrlpy 70 I0 750. 'rub Butter (per lb.) 240- Potntoes (per bush.) 30c Turnips (pci' bush.) 150

16c. lic

Hides

Calfskins Beer (Ib.) 7 to 8° Sausages (Ib.) 15?-

S’SIDE MARKETS

Corrected Tuelzlay.

Barley per bush. 65 to 756 Buckwheat por bush 70 to 75c. Cnlfskins per lb. lic Eggs per doz. 250. Hay, (pressed) per ton $12.00 to $12.50 Hay, (loose) pcr ton $10.00 to $10.50

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Philadelphia Man Tells glow

Ile Treated a Severe ass

. Wlih Vinol and the Success-

ful Result.

Pbllsdelplils, Ps..-"Lest Fsll I wsl

troubled with s ve severe broneliisl cold with v bsd elxects from it, heed- sches,bsclr?.-iee, sndslek tomystnmsch. I wss so bsd I became slsrmed sud tried seversl medicines also s doctor, but ala not i my relief. one or un men wlisrs fesm employed sslied me to

Vinol, ng it curedlils worst colds.

I-riiidso and nsveryshorttlmereeelvsd on mls: vinci. i mise. Nw i ns

snfioyinggzrfsetheslth, snd recommend "' I ".'1I’é.”°¢. si..“.“‘......“ " .‘%‘.?.i't‘.'.‘i.i.‘lI.‘.%.`.

When we tell tlist Vinol is the

beet rem in slim our lsrge mek for

ebroniceo eouiglilsndbronehitisthers isnoexenssfor strings eonglioreold "°i’.‘i°°nf.°' "°°i‘i“" “l‘s°'.l.'1‘|’.°i'$'...f.....

s ents ve m

of the eod’s livers, combined with blond

ski M F4mN¢d

&ien1rcn een in inel which mskss it so noeessfnl

eliiosie coughs eslds sinfeomsqfniui

miilsgsfvimi ifiliuhbsupyn'

tain. is il

ll. A. FOSTER. drulllll, Charlotte-

town, P. ll. i.

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Hides. per lb. _ Ile. Outs (black) per hush ' mc. Osts (white) per bush 580. Roller Mill Flour per 100 lbs - '

$3.25 to $3.50

Potatoes per bush - - 25c. flfurnips per bush. 20c. Lamb pelts (each) 50 to 75c‘. Wool per lb. 30c. Wheat per bush -1.00 to $1.50

IIIESI IIIUM IHEIIIIES

CHANGE OF POLICY IN _CHANGE OF PRICE OF ADMISSION TO THE EDEN MUSEE, NEW YORK CITY.

A radical move luis been made by

the Eden Musee Management of that famous New York Institution on 23rd St., in lowering the price of admiss- lonoto 25 cents every day. For thirty- three years the price of admission has been 50 cents on week days. The change has been made to meet condi- tions in the locality and with the opening of the huge Cosmopolitan mar- ket and renewal activity on 23rd. tho management expect greater success and larger number of patrons than ever before.

Special new groups of War scenes

_arc added from time to time ut thc Eden Musee, thc latest iablonu just being finished eiltitlcd “lied Cross Scene in Belgium." Tho Russian group “The Siberian Roundnry Post" ls attracting much attention und the

_ _

ilgiiresliof the European wsr heroes are most popular. '

proved a welcome sdoiiion to the world in War attractions. the;,_Winter'_ Garden being comfortably filled st cvery representation of the Kinulun-'

In the Concert Hall, Mr. Dunnlnger,

the clever magician and lllustrstioniu enters into his twentieth _week of, sn extended engagement and will mystlfy his audience twice daily.

WHY HE WENT TO THE BANK

in a curtain school n teacher was

giving his class reading. lt came to ri part about a woman drowning ber self. The teacher nskcd ahoy to read ngaiu. lic began: "she threw herself into the river. lier husband, horror stricken, rushed to thc bnnk--"

'l`l\c`tcnclicr snid: "Now, tell mu

why the husband rushed to the bnnk'."' Quick and sharp came the answer. ‘l’lease, slr, to get the insurance

money." i - "-

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it will be alright. Let me help you in selecting your

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Ican fit you up from the Cellar to the Drawing _

room in any style you wish from the most modest to O~ the elaborate to suit your pocket book.

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P. E. I. SEED FAIRS '

WILL BE HELD AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES AND DATES

Southern Seed Fair Murray River February 24th Eastern King’s Seed Fair Souris February 26th Provincial Seed Fai `

r S’Side March 3rd, 4th

King’s County Seed Fair Georgetown March 9th

if 1'. E. I. Central Seed Fair Charlottetown March

above mentioned fairs are

~` now ready for distribution, and, may be had by ap-

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Poultry

and we have much

one and all to raise

We handle eggs every day in the

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poultry raisers that we eiwect to handle larg- er quantities in future. e strongly advise

alwa s in demand, and with our IQLW

' Poui/try Department in addition to ou_r O

regular shippingflrade we are_now in a posi-

tion to buy pou try every day in the year.

l Butter and Eggs

special and attractive arrangements with egg circles for coming season. - 'We can handle fresh made butter in tubs and in pound blocks wrapped in parchment. ~

, HIGHEST PRICES PAID

_ J. HOl§i_ia°iit& Co. Ltd. 1

pleasure in reminding all

more, as good poult is

in unlimited quaiititles year-both circle and not be pleased to make very

'l‘lic colored motion piclurel, MVA _

color subjects. ’ " _ f~ "

I Wanted '

I ` We require a large quantity of Fowl and

Chickens every week for our New _Poultry Market, also for our regular shipping trade

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