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A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography _ Moderate Prices. ` Personal attention to Am- ateur Photogiaphy. _

- ` 107 Queen St. Phone 68-J. `

Cheap Boots

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f 16 pairs Rubber iislilng boots, some red sole. sizes 6 to 11, your choice $3.35; also 6 pairs hip rubber boots. rlad sole. sizes 7 to 10, $4.50; 7 pairs grain leather- boots. best make. guar- anteed water-tight sizes 6 to 10, your choice for $4.45. -_Come soon and secure a pair. They are going last. 'Fishing Supplies,

ggiwls, gangings and hooks. Rope

es 12, 9 and 6. It is going fast too,

N reserve at the Cheap Store.

»' J. 8. CHAISSON,

Breakwater St.

Sourls.

7404-224-MIMO.

Furness I

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~ From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX Via St.l.Iohn's Nfld. Vlsaslt. John’s Nfld

Feb. '27th "D_uran§0" Feb 29t‘I.\ Feb. 029th "Tabasco" Mar. 19th Mar. 14th. from

GIHSBOW) "Graclana" Mar.29th

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anteed, and are ' subject to

change without notice. .

Furncss,Withy 61 Co,Ltd.

I Halifax, N. S.

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Iiastern S. S. Lines;

-~ INTERNATIONAL LINE. I

8. B. North Star.

Leave Bt. John Thursday at 9.00 a.

ni. for Lubec. Eastport, Portland and Boston.

Return, leave Boston Mondays at 9

a. ni., via Portland. Eastport :nd Lubec. Maine, due St. John, Tuesday. aiternoon.

MAINE STEAMBHIP LINE.

Between Portland and New York. Steamship North Land and Herman

Winter.

Reduced Fares-1 Reduced State-

room Prices.

Schedule distributed- Intormstlon

upon request.

suSt.tJohn City Ticket Omoo. 47 King

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Q. E. Fleming, T. F. A P. A., St. John,

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"Fm|l-a-llvas_" lluw Known as Wumalrs llasi Medicina

"FRUIT-A-TIVES,”'the famous

fruit medicine is particularly well suited fvffh’ rl-vcvfwamen, because ofits mild and gentle action and its pleasant taste. In severe cases of'C`vn.rl|`pah`on, Indi-

geslian, Bloafing, Sick Headaches, Ptlin In The Back, Neurulgio, or ¢ General Run-Dawn C`on.rt|`tulr‘an,“Fruit-a-tives” is the only medicine needed to correct such troubles and restore the sulferer to complete health.

As ¢ Ionic. “Fruit-a~tives” is lnvv

luable to purify and enrich the blood and build up strength and vigor.

50s. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25o.

At dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit- a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

MR. CELESTINE MCLELLAN. ..

The dcath occurred i11 llalilax yes-

terday mor11ing at 5.30 a.m., after an lllnoss extending over .several months of Mr. Celestine McLellan, brother oi’ Mr. Sextus McLellan of this City and a native oi’ Grand River. The late Mr. McLellan who was en- gaged in the ladies tailoring in Hali- fax conducted n. most successful busi- ness and his death will be deeply felt by a. wide circle of friends there who will sincerely sympathlsc with his wife and family. In former years Mr. McLellan was associated with his brother Sextus in business here and in private life won for himself a very wide acquaiutanceship.He also loaves two brothers in Grand River.

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. .*|T PAYS to buy in this Province.

..*D.‘F. TIERNEY is Guardian re-

presentative in Souris. MEM.

. .*MR. C._ MARKLE IIOWLETT is

Glliprdiajn 'agent tor Annandale and vic- i y.-- . ' "

. .*COUNTRY COUSINB-Don't fail

to see the "Country Cousins” at the Auditorium. Montague, March 17:11, 7.30 p. m. also the three generations ot the Hopkins Family. Proceeds for Red Cross. 7810-3-14-M2l.

SUBSCRIPTIONS. CANADIAN PAT- RIOTIC FUND.

SPECIAL EFFORTS, FEBRUARY, ` 29TH.

LIST N0. 3.

Previously acknowledged: $5,710.02

A Frlcnd, City $1; J. W. Stewart.

Bellevlew $2; Hammond Vessey, York $3; Colonel Crockett, York $3; A. K. Henry, Granville Mills $3; Mary M. Hammili, South Freetown $1; Laura I-lammill, Central Bedeque $1; Teach- cr and Pupils Darnley School $3.10; Carters Coniectionary, City $5; Cart- ers Coniectionery Employees $2.50; J. R. McRae, *Rosebury Mills $3; Teacher and Pupils oi Campbellton School $2.25; Geo. Moreslde, Milton itz.; Mrs. D. Mclmns, city ;2;_ Ad- ditional Contribution, Principals De- partment, Crapaud School 50c; Pay- ment for extra day, Feb. 29th- Nu name given. $3.25; L. B. Aitken, City $1.50; D. A. McLellan, Eldon $2; Employees J. H. Myrlck & Co., Ltd., $19; Tignlsh as followsz- Albert 0'- Connor $1; Leo‘F. Gallant $1; John J. Gaudet $1; W. M. Desllochc $1; P. L. Chalsson. $1; Miss Hanah Clohossey $1; Miss, Fannie Ramsay $1; Miss Annie Richard $1; Mary Arsenault $1; Catherine'Gaudet $2; Miss E. Rennie $1; J. B. Myrlck $1; A. J. McFndyen $5; Wilfred Gav- in $1. .

J. Stock, Tlgnlsll $1; J. A. Hackett

’l‘lg'nisl1 $5; J. C. Whelan, Tignish $1; 1'. J. Scott, Tignlsh $2.50; W. A. Gaudet Tignish $1; Teacher and Pup- ils St. Catherines School $2.65; Stan- loy. Shaw & Peardon and employees, City, $32.50; Employees, T. B. & D. J. Riley, C ity $20.00; Postal Employ- ees. City por J. F. Wlhear -$70; (The former- contribution of » $100., yas shown as “Ofliclals Postal- Depart- ment” was received from Rural Post- masters). Mrs. Ramsay. City $2; Spe- cial Collection, Presbyterian Congrega- tion, Alberton, per M. A. McNeill $51; Wm. Clark, Sr., North Wiltshire $10; Wm. Clark, Jr., North Wiltshire $5; Walter Clark. North Wiltshire $5.

Received from Georgetown, $254.55

collected by Misa Ethel Knight and Miss Marlon McDonald.

9 Sr 5-.3

Town oi' Georgetown $25; ken $5; J. D. Stewart $10; Jenkins $10; A. E. Jenkins $2; L. H. Lavers $2; Arch. J. McDonald $5; Henry Manuel 25c; D. Compton 50c; Mrs. R. R. McLean $1: A. A-. Mc- Donald $2; Captain E. McPhee $1; 'l‘. E. Morrissey $4; A. 0. Cogswcil $5; Charles Fitzgerald $3; James Mc- llue $1; Edith ltuffuse 500; Angus Mc- Lcun $2; James licmphill $1; Marga- ret McConnell 504:; Mrs. Wallace Mc- Donald 50c; Mrs. Geo. Lavcrs 50c; Mrs. Iillchey $1; Edwina Hilchey $1; Andrew Lavers $1; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fitzgerald $1.25; Mrs. Michael McDon- aid 50c; Mrs. Murphy 351:; Peter Ross $1; David Jones $1: Alex Renton $1; Mrs. Wm. Flynn $5; Rev. Joseph A. Greeniess, Georgetown $10; A Friend $5; J. H. McDonald $5; Charles A. McDonald 25c; Daniel McDonald $3; S. C. Knight $5; R. Yoston $1; P. J. Solomon $2; C. A. Conrad $1: Frank McLean $1; F. .J Solomon $2; V.G. Refuse 25c; Angus Currie 25c; Nelson Fairchild $2; William Murphy 251:; D. C. Morsou $1; Mrs. Maurice Dono- van $1: Beatrice Skinner $1; Mrs. William Lavcrs 50c; Jumps Manuel $3; Frank Conrad 50a; C. L. Barnes $2; Mrs. John Smith $1; It. R. Jenk- ins $2; Mrs. John Stewart $1; Mrs. Benj. Stewart $1; Mrs. P. Morrison 50c; Mr. Mutlow l30c; S. Bell 60c; Miss liavlland 250; Mrs. A. D. Mc- Donald 25c; Michael licssiun. 251:; Mrs. D. D. McDonald $1; Mrs. G.L. Jenkins 50c; Mrs. William McLeod 50:1; Mrs. Dau Waikcr $2; Mrs. Ernest Doyle $1; Mrs. Capt. A. J. McDon- aid $5; Dr. D. A. Stewart $2; Capt. William Gordon $5; Mrs. Cnpt Mc- Laren $2; Mrs. W. 'W. McLaren $1;

How Are You Going * , To Spend The

. Long. Winter Evenings ?

You are never lost for diver-

sity ot music- vocal, instru- mental, orchestra, bands or readinls, it you have a .- _

GRAMOPHONE

in your home

It ia an excellent means ol at-

V rordlag -entertainment. for tha

tamlly or for company. I `We- have the latest improve- ment ot lDll0N’l tsuieas mao- hlnos. Prices rtlllllll from

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We also carry s stock ot over 200 RIGDIDI. No matter your taste in music we can suit

_ ..°0NE CENT per word each in- Isertlon for advertising in this column. _Cash must accompany 0|-asp, _

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..'c. A. CONRAD is Guardian rep»!ding of Jedldia Bild Sophia Hopkins! dm, 56283 3-, ,

rosentativeln Georgetown. Mtt. Auditorium. Montague, -March-17th,i ' ' H w Bm G

7.30 p. m. Red Cross Beneilt. H 'O ' TNI" '

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Representative in Montague. ' ,- 7809`3`14Mn'

Mrs. F/D. McDonald $2; Mrs, Ash. `ley Allen $2; Mrs. Temple Cotell 25c; .Henry Sampson $1; Margaret John- ison 506; Rev. D. P. Croken $5; John .Boudreqult $1; Mrs. Welsh 20c; Vildrs. McKeown $2; L. W. Shaw $1; 'Helen Gordon 75c; John A~. McCor. lmlwk 31'; Mrs. Allan J. McDonald $1; Mrs, John Morrison 25c; Thomas Hen- -ry $4; John Murphy 50c; Bernard Mc- Lean $1: Mrs- Breen $1; Albert Stone $1; D. P. McKinnon $1; Pius Fianna, gan $1: P- Henry $1; wcn wnner $2;- GBOFKG Wllllo $1; J. Iloudreault $1; William Tapper $1; Mrs. A. C. Stewart 25c; Jolm Butt-liuloi' 25c; M. McDonald $3; D. Skinner $1; Mrs. AItk0Il $2; Mamie McDonald 50c; William S. Easton $10; li. Fraser 25c; Herman Lavandicr $1; Charles Fong. ore $1; Mrs. Batchelor 25c; Mrs. H. Parker $1; A. H. Parker $1; Peter-1 Gotille 5002 Stluiucl Ilamphill $1; XXX 25c; M. McLean $1; J. _E_ Knight $3.

Ever Feel “Dopy”

After Meal 'I

At times we all feel d li Just one thing to do-xllaxz1‘lui1h1ée%Y,¥v'. els and cleanse the system Wm, D,-_ Hamilton’s Pills. Unclean matter is flushed out, the liver is toned, bloqd is purified, and at once you reel better Good health and joval spirits are quickly found in this celebrated med icine. Enormous benefits follow the use of Dr. I-lamllton's Pills in every case, they are very mild, very prompt and guaranteed by the makers. Insist on getting Dr. Hamllton's Pills, 25c Der box everywhere.

prayer, llcv. E.I’. Calder nrcacliml

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Rev. J. A. Gaudet. Hope River, $50

as fellowsz-

Proceeds Social Millvalc School, $16 Proceeds social St. Mary’s Schuol‘ $10; Froceedesoclal residence Mr and. Mrs. Enselm Doiron, Martin $17; Roche Gaudet $15;Leeming Murphy $1, Rev. J. A. Gaudet $5.

Total subscriptions from public to

P. F. I. BIPIISI

,uulnmn Minus

The first session ol! the P. E. l.,

Baptist Quarterly met with the Church at Belmont, March 7th. Alth- ough the air was cold, a representa- tive number gathered. On the plat- form were Rcv. L. E. Ackland, CE. P0lol'B0ll. E. P. Calder and A. A. Gut- es: after it helpful season of sung and

from the tcxt. “Thou shalt also he a crown oi' glory in the hand oi' the Lord. and a royal dladem in the hand of thy God," lsaiuh, 02:3. This hulp- ful addrvss was followed by a prayer aud praise service led by ltcv. ll. N. Ruud.

The morning session began with a

devotional service lcd by Rev. E. P. Calder, followed by reports from churches and other church business oi vital importance, Rev. E. P. (laldcr then delivered his paper on “Doctri- nal Preaching I11 relation to Evange- lism” which in turn was laid under ielpfui discussion. An important feature ot' the after-

noon session was a Symposium on 'nethods of Soul Winning led by Rev. '.. E. Ackland, to which Rev. C. E. Peterson, Rev. A. A. Gates and Rev. R. N. Rand were tho principal speak- ers. The W. M. A. S., then engaged 'na missionary service. led by Mrs. ludson Simpson of Belmont. At this :ervice Rev. R. N. Rand delivered an ~ddress on Foreign Methods in Soul Winning.

By fur the largest crowd guthcrcll

tt the evening session of Nlarcli Sth. “he Belmont Choir gave valuable as- iisiunce and a solo by llcv. R. N. »

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At this service tht- following llc-‘

solutions Ilot-111110 the voice ol' this Quarterly: Ilcsolvcil l that the thanks oi' this Quarterly Meeting hc tciidor- ed to thc Bclmoni (‘i1u1-ch for their nn- hounderl hospitality to lin- delegates. 2. Thai \vI1<-.rom-111:11' llrullin-1' Iirv. i`_ E. l’ciu1'so11 is .soon to roiiluvi- i`l'ol|| the lligg and li:-\li`:\sl. iic\ll|--wo inert-hy express 1111)' high i\pp1'ci:i:1iion ol' his

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<:l1nrncii\1° and work and that us he intends leaving our Province at letter ol` rccoinxncndzillon signed by our Pre- sident and Secretary be prepared and inilliviliilicly t'or\va1‘d£~.d to himf 3. That whereas Rev. \‘\’. D. Wilson has rf-inovcd from our Quarterly we hvrchy put on rocoril our high appreci- ntion ol’ him ns n muh, ns ai temper- ulicn worker nml ns ml honored and ohio minister of our dcnoininatlonz und pray that his work for God and hinnnnity in another Province bn crnwnml with zllinndant sin-cess.

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