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niuicclsr 1;

People are unanimous

when it comes to drugs;

'all want the best.

It is worth while to

know where thebest can be had We have built and maintained a reput- ation in' Charlottetown for upholding the highest I standards in drugs. Ob- .

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Silver Plating

If at this tiriie of house-

cleaning you will look through your Silverware you wiil be sure~to find some article that needs re- newing. Send_ ally of these to us you desire re-plating as we are making a ship-

ment shortly.

G. H. Taylor

Jeweiler Sr Optician

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t0l:7th, warm spell. 28th to lilet, co .

:l___-é

DIARY OF EVENTS.

TO~DAY.

Legislature, p.ni.

Magistrates Court 9 a..in.

Prince Edward 3, 7 und 8.115.

BIRTHS

MYERS.-At Hazelhrook on March 29, to Mr. and liirs. Seyinour lilyers. ai

daughter.

HODG80N.- To Mr. und Mrs. .lumes D. Hodgson. Hills ltiver. on _March 12th, a daughter. Coiigrstuiations.

HARPER-in Cliurlottetoivii ou itiurcli 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne llurper. ci

IDR-

llislsllf-At Grandview on Suncla

NUM.

oh l8th. to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander

Gillis. a daughter. Congratula-

._,,_,,. _

'§9__“

` The undersigned offers by.`private sale his farm of U3 acres. which is in n good state otcultivntioii and fronts on Brueklcy Point Buy. It not sold before Wednerduy, April 21st., com- mencing at one-o‘clock p. 111.., will be offered by public auction on that date. A good house, burns. couch house. ice- house und forge; iilso u. never-failing well of water driven by il wind-nilll.

Also some day cattle, sheep and

other articles not mentioned. lt' day not line. sale will take place the fol- lowing day.

.J. H. GREGOR.

Brackley Point.

9206-3-Bililstt12lEstuSl.

Motor Boat__ For Sale

llunttboilt typo designed by tile tuni-

olls Naval Architect, Wm. il. Hand. Fully equipped i0 lip. Imperial Eil- gine with reverse gear. Dunl sys- tem ignition cells and ningneto Speed 12 to li miles per hour. Every- thing ill perfect running order.

Apply io ' JAMES D. OFFER.

Great George St.

91-il-3-260i.

~ - -- I

.Schooner For Sale

" W. Purnell 0’£1sra, 79 tons, Amari- _ _

can build. vessel and sails in goodcream, for which we will pay the

condition. Has 27 H.P., Gasoline en- gine installed by skilled Mechanics. Will move Schooner six miles an hour

ticulars write

Victoria, P. E. Island.

S402-1~2Sliiti.

_York Point Farm For__§ale

Sunimf.-r cottages to rent or land to

rent to build cottages on.

This iarlli is situated on the point

front., witil the best of bzltliini; iiuil ho `~a ` ` ' ' - -

we.t_oi'. 1 Telephone communication und daily mail ut tlic door. One third of n. mile from whnrt with ferry boat service to l.7lio.rlottetown. For pai~ticiil:ii's npply

f .- rio Q

[.3 ra if:

1', \V. \Vlli'i’lL‘.

tilrtlilmopii Turk Point.

General Clearance

By Benj. Carter & Co. \\`e will se-ll by pilblic auction on THURSDAY. APRIL ist, 1915 ccrnmenslng at one o‘c|ock p. rn.

East Royalty. the following stock, crop and implenientsz-

STOCl\'-~-l Iiiil':;|3. li yivrtrs Old, 2

innres, stulidiirll bred. Alciiiitra, l blood uutrn ill ical to Czipt.'AdIuir_v. l Coll, il yeztrs olil, stzilltlultl bred. l t<‘lI- lie rouiiiig Li yours old, stuiidurd bi‘cd, also at number of other horses.

COWS-G l\lllcli Cows. 1 to cult' ill

April, l Fat Cow, 60 Hens, Il Geese..

1Ml"LEMl'll\"l‘S-1 Biiillt-r, 1 Hay

Mower, 1 Shel. Hay Rake, 14 Ft.. l Disk Sccrler. iicw, I Steel Itullcr. lllew; 1 Milt. i1'l:lll llilrrow, l sott tipriiir; lilir- rows; 1 sell iron llilrrows; l Guilt: lflow, l Siilky Plow, 1 Single Plow; 1 Drill l'low: 15 Scruillcrs, root pulpcr .tlrztlii Griuiicl‘, Sett Scales, i Sctt Fur- nici‘1;` Grlndstone. Post, Hole Digger. 1 Pnl-is tlrneii lilower. l Sprii_yiilg l\lu~ chilic. I 111111511'-it Cream‘§;\~ip:ii~:ilor. Tl teuiti 'rfiigtroiis tl new), 2 viirts, 1 new Express \\'iii;g0n, Drivllig lliiggy, Itilli- ber Tired itunaboiit, 1! Siilkllis, l Team Sled. 2 \\'uod Slcds.__l iiew. '.5 Driving Sled ( 1 new ). l Bulky Sled ( liuriiess ), lsott lirzis:-' iilouiitcd Teillil iiuriicss; 2 Sells 'l`ciili\ liur- iie-ss; 3 sells Drlviill; llzi|‘iic.~§s; 15 (‘urt Suritllcrs iliul L`li'ilt-lillllzs; l i`li<l and Rriclloii; Ilsrllesis. lfull:‘.i‘r4. lliiiillcs, l"ui'ks, Shovels, etc. Lot ol' other ur-

Iiizlcs not oliiiliicratcd. Sule posltivt as filriii is sold. '

'l`ERi\lS:-All sums of $5.00 ciisli.

over iliiti aiiioiiiit, twelve iiioiitlis on 9.ppru\‘itl joint iiotos.

BENJ. CARTER,

Auctioneer.

illlitl-ll-2‘ii\'lfiiiil-ii i

Tenders

Tenders for Poundary

Building. Plans and spec- iiications to be seen at our oiiice. _ Lowest or~any tender not necessarily accepted.

Bruce Stewart & Co.

Bl<1\l.l.CAR'i‘ER. _° ' 'A Auctioneer. Limited

9167-3~25Mti’ I

More Money to Loan

Messrs Mzlrklnnon & McNeill, U0

Great George Street., linvo several more thouszlinl dollars to loan on reul good security in the city or country in sinull or 'liirgc sums. Preference is given to loans iol' purchases of pro- perty. 8936-3-9t\vi'im

Nsw clgsiusrr

We now have our new Cream-

ery completed and arc prepared to handle large quantities of

highest market price. Parties having any to offer will find it to

and gives perfect satisfaction. Willytheir interests to Consult U5-

_ii in 'tl t -i . ir - . so W I or wx Um em’ ue °r PM The Ch'iown Condensed Milk Co,

E. BOSWELL, 1

(i140-ii-2»il\llSiE6i

Easter Holiday

Excursion Fares

~‘”= J " WAYS I fl- ` .'-. `f

Round trip tickets will be

between the North slid West Rivers. }l5SLl€d Elf Single first CltiSS 0l'i€ w_it|i twelve hundred yards of shore ,Way fare' going April 1st and

2nd, returning Apiil 3rd, 1915,

ating, i. 7 lniles irolu Lllnllllitte . _

town by road :ind olio and one halt’ by afid for fare and one third. tlflkel

will be good going April 1st.2nd, 3rd and iith, returning Apiil 6th_ 1915. li-.ii-i-:i-eolvissi

c:...__~~' _ ___..______'f -7.::$.:.-v____ ,__.__'; .;‘_____~~ "-

.“Aiiti-Autof’ Meeting In Agricultural Building oil Saturday, 3rd. April 1915

Commencing at 1] o`clocka.in.

Canvassers are requested to

AuCti0n Sale have their lists completed to hand

in that day.

attend.

ANTI-AUTO ASSO. March 24. 1915.

at the furln ot` Mr. Arthur l\lcEacher1i, 9162-3-‘25liIti‘is3iEs1i

.__ n 7.

' HIS MISTRESS’ VOICE.

A hilly took her little. brown cooker

spaniel with hcl' to coll oil ii. irielid who lived u mile or so away. \Vhen slic left, she quite forgot the dog, and :is soon as her friend discovered him, .'~'lic did all sho could to iiiitke lllnl lozivc. wltlioiit silccciis.

Sonic lioiirs pzisscd, :intl lin was still

there. Sn she tolcpliolled t.o his tuls- iress to lei her ltiiow his wliernabouis. “tiring lliul tu the l_elopllolic," said silo. Olic oi' thc boys held liiin, while :iii- othcl' put thi: receiver to tho <lol;’s cur.

Tlicii his ll|i.~5ti'cs;l irliisilrtl. mul

trailed. “l;`oiiic lioulc ut oiicti, l’itllcly!" lnimediiitely ho wl‘iggled out oi' tlic boy's uriils, riislied to the door ilnti sllorily :tflei'iv:iril arrived, ptllllliig, ui. honic.

f ’ ' I

~ » ’ ‘éllitllii»'itJ‘»‘£i25G.

is sent ii-` ect to the lliseiuicd paris by ills

, improv d iilowrr. llcnlsthl-li vers,

` ties rs the air |ias~:ige~. stops drup- \,- [rings in the th_ro:itnnll pcrmiiiiciil.

q? Z rurcu Llstarrli :tml Huy Fever.

\ 1 ’ ~ ‘ ri box 5 blow:-r lrco. 'll-cr.-|ii nn ~_ ' ~._\\ nilbstittiies. All dcnlr-r'4 nr IHYIIIIISOIM .\ ` lntu It ho.. Llmitmi. Tuvalu*

f-.h----._--~~»Y---_-E - =- -- - -J-1. -

n¢1l

Fat Stock Sale

By Benj. Carter & Co. V

. We are authorized by Superinten- dent Clark to sell at the Experimental Farm, Charlottetown, on Wednesday March 31st, 1915.- Commencing at 2 O’_clock P. M. The following fat stocky 'consisting of 58_fat lambs 1- and 12 fat

Every person interested should

luis

By Henry Wood, United Press Stull

Correspondent. Q . ' ~ _ PARIS, March I6. (Hy niall.)--Her olc deeds of French soldiers at thc front are liereatter to serve as iii- splraitioiis tor the young recruits who may ton\ol'l'0w be cullcll on to illl up the rnuks. _

Orders have just been issued by tlle

French Government for the reading in all oi` the barracks where recruits' are now being trained oi' the oillcial re-` cord of deeds for which individual soldiers have been cited in the “Order ol’ the lilly." ’l‘lio rcudilig is to tnke plucc once il. week.

At tho barracks of the peplnicre l

was pe-riiiittcd to attend tho ilrst cere- mony of tho reading or the “order oi thc duy." Two liundred Fri-ilcll youths from 18 to 20 yeurs ot like ulroudy cnll~ ed out in nilvltlice ot' the regular nge, for nilliliii-_v service stood ut attention. '[‘li¢.-. otlicnr who reltd, wore lliniseli’ the cross ot the Legion ot' llollor for brav- ery lit the front. und lic rolul in s. voice that iiiiuuestioliubly ilirillcll his lie tt-iicr:.=. The list that tiny wus us l`ol- 1ows:- I

“Corporal Conds! ot the l~`it`teentll

liiiniitry oil Decolnlier 15. in the course of on attack of his conipally against the Germnil trenches, led his squad with the utmost courage. Wounded by three balls in tho region of the ab dollleli. lu- wus hurled into it hole lllutle by the i-xplosloil ol li shell i-ind wllicll wiil. l'iill ot waiter. Only his lleuil re- iiiuincil :iliovc tilt: itiirlucc. But. licld up by it liiiln front his :iquitd he never cuiiscd throughout tlio entire dny to stliniil-.ite the urdor oi his nien. crying

"C0uritgc; iorwiwtl; cliiirlrc wilhtlle

bayonet."

“Lieiiicii;llit_ .icziiiiiili of thc Oiic lluli-

ilrcd und 'l`liird liii'1iiitry on Aug. 22. led his nicii with iidniirzllilc briivery. Altliuugli sev<il'ely wounded and taken to :iii iiiiiliulnnce post llc forgot ills own slil'l`criiigs to ilciiiztud oi’ the colli- iniiinlcr: "Mon Coiiilliiiililiiilt, linve ills-_\' liciiicll us?"

'l`hl- Geriiians linviiii: set llro to the

:iilibilliliicc lic haul the co\il'ul_l'c und ciii_-rgy to loiip froui the wiiidows oi' his room. although his right leg liiid been uinplitiitcil but zi few hours pre- vious.

Secoiid liieuieliuiit l)ct1iroiiil<-_ olf the

Eiglity-iirst lni`unli'y. who hzid been it priest iii his civil lilo, cultic to his rcgiinciit as at soldloi' oi lilo reserves. llc quickly becniiic devoted itnxllinry to his superiors itlid li iriciid oi his iroiiirnllcs wlioiil hc illiviiys knew how Io aidvlsc und slisluiii. l-Ie wus at ull tiiiics tht- iirst to volunteer l`or every ilcllciitc and perilous iilission. By his iiildztcity llc succccdcll in bringing to his uiiicer precise iiil`oi‘lii:ltioii as to the iliovcliieiils ul the enciiiy. Oli Sep- tcliibel' ll. 191-1, he wus proiliototl cor- poral; nn Scptenibcr 30, he wus decor- iltcll with thc lrlcllzil i'or nillilui'_v val~ or; on Octtilici' 10. lic ivan-i viialili- scr- geuiit und oil 2\Joi'r\iliIior Lili pi'oinoIcd to iiiidcl'»lielitciiitllt iii tho i~cscl'vcs. lie it-ll niortliily woulidcll ou lllccuiiilici‘ 7 in the trcnclics just us lic wits kllccl- iilg i0 pray by the side of two oi the woiiiilleil iiioii oi his coiiipailig.-.

iiicutciiiiiit i'oliiiuii ol' the lflli;:lliccl‘

lli~:t<~i'i'-is \\':i>= ll<-:.i'.;ii;iti-il on _his min i‘i~qi\r_-iii. In llii_~ p¢~i'illiina iiiissltiii oi' eil- leriiig the powdci' cliitiiilii:i~ oi ii (lor- nnin iiiiiic iiiid ciittiiig the wires wiill u'llicll thc cxplusloll would liu\'c bccli cl`.i`ccit'tl iii wise thc itilliclr llicll being plziiiiiccl on lilo position should lie suc- f-_nssl`ul, As thc l-oiiipoliy cliiirged. sco- iiii; ii iniilutes liesltiltiull on the part oi the iiieu, he leaped to il pzlrilpet in the direction of the niiilc iii order to lctid on the iucn, crying t`ui'wi\r<l. mos eiiiailts_" lie [ell mortslly wounded nlniost instantly zitterwards. but not until his iiciion hurl delerlnilierl ilie coiltiliiuitloii ot' the assault which had been iiionlelltiirlly slispeiidcd

“tlsell llolier, soldier ot' the second

class, who had volunteered zit thc age ol' 17 yours, wus struck by two slirup- iicl frugnlciltl-'. liliowlllg ut itll tililes that lic could not survive lio colitliiiied for two niontlis iii the hospital encoilr- ugig his coliiriidcs, conlfortiiig his parents, and cxpiessing the lilgliost satisfaction tllnt_ lie had pt-iri`orliior_i his duty. Ilo dir-il on .lliiiunry fl, :_=lni;ing tho ltliii':-icilliii:-ic."

tloliiiiii Muck drilled thu Yltiiiiigilii

stiuiid oi" lho Athletes ut Juckl-mllvillo wlillii the Ilrst toillii of thc Macklin-li wt'lil lu Tliiiipu to play thi: t_I\i‘.>:s, sroprsn FEVER '

PLAGUE IN RUSSIAN

PRISONEFVS CAMP.

IJERLIN, viii. thc liaglw. lillll't‘ii 211.

-ltislliiir; tliclr lives, scores oi' (lt-iw iiiaii pliysiciiins have voliiiitciirl-il to cuiiiliut it pliiguc oi .spotted lover tliiit hits broken out iii it cuinp wlicrc u liirgc iiulnber of ltussliiil llillltury pri- =~'.o|icl'l»: :irc co|leelil_l°i»Itcd.

Scvcil ticriiiuli doctors :i.lreull,\,' lluvi:

dleil in the iight uglllnul, the levi-r, blit the cull lor inoro lneillcul uid brouglit it quick respolisc.

Bccuilse oi' the plnguu, visiting

privileges liilvii been slispended. :intl tht-, entire ciluip pltufcd under strict quumiitliic. ’l‘lic lhtlilitlos were lien- vy when the fever Ilrst broke out, but thc ncrct-iil_;ilr.'c luis _been greatly ru- ductitl als the result oi' scluutiilc luiiiill- Ing on thc part oi the Goruiuii physic- ians. No noses have been discovered lil the prison comps of ilussiuii civi~ lions.

'I‘lic only ticriniili vlctlins :irc sc-

vvrul nieiiiliers of tllo Lalilitsiurni who were on duty as lruurdu at l_lie ltus- sliiii cnnip. Becunsc ol' the suliitury nie-usuros employed by the general stall there is llttlo tear that thc pin- guc will spread to the German army.

FRENCH PRINCE

KILLED AT FRONT

-l’AItlt~i March 26.--Prince Ei-liest

tI'Arenherg. B. lieutenant lil the '2nd Regiment. oi’ Freiieli infantry, has been »klllcd on the llcld ofbattle. He was the tenth representative ot the aris- tocracy or France who have lost their lives recently under the colon oi! their country. Prince Ernest was -born in Par_ls‘_ in 1886. _ igle. was the, sou ot rrlizfs. Aiu;uste,~ header the Ai-embers am y.” _ "_ '.

sovorul

purt. which

capture of Neuve

positions eveli in ud-

strutoglc vilage. Today o it is"reported U10

huvo the

Ger- divis-

£0

mails ionnl

tlie of tile Culiar

who purtlciilui ly distiil

the ordinary col'rt~s- his dcsputclics the

[)l.l_l. B

is that bv ioltun every part oi' thc

i ircsentcd ill these l were slglinlled out

rtttentloii. I am. told also

several batteries caiiic under the

coiniiiunder-in-cllici"s eye. ,

Ono lnun who wus woiuulcd iii thc

iight tells a llilnmroiis story oi` liow a certain Citiludiull section wus out oil Tuesday night, ,apparently re- pairing its own barbed wire defences, but in reality loosening them so that `tlle advance lil the inorning would be easier. ’l‘lii'ee expert snipers were atl- vancc of the party, dug in so close to the Gcrmmi trench that they could llenr the voices of the iinsuspcciilig Tcutoiis.

Suddcllly si. stltr slicll burst :ind

disclosed thc whole operntloii and ill their hasty retrcitt one of the Cull- andians left his rliie belilliil,

Later. . the sulne night., it ticrniun

cautiously crltwlcd out and unfcly pos- sessed himself oi the weiipoii. ulid ui dnybrenk it wus tliiilliiphulitly held up above the Gcrmilii treiicll, und in broken Englisli citme the tnuut.:

"llcllo, Canadians: we expected

you Ihrcc weeks algo. ‘"1`he Ross pat- tern ul' their riiie had given tlicln awity.

'l`lirce hours litter Culiildiaiis were

in tliut pltriiciiliir troncli. "Bill," said lily int'ol'ililliit, “we dldll’t liiivc tiuic to scurcli for thc riilc.'

Ili the town itself und iii ii wood

culled the Bois du Bren is whcre tile 1)oiu_iiilon troops had ilicir lizirdtist iiglltilig und wlicrc iiiost of tlicir losses occurred. ’l‘lic liidiiin troops, says one wouiiflvd (‘lili:uli;iii, bill-kcd tliciii up splriiillidly, coiiilug to the assist- ulicc ul' thi: i‘c;:Ilii0iit. wlllcll i'oulid li- scli loriitcd oil ii slug liuup. in the nick ol' iiiiic. :ind uutlllliikilii; it Wust- pliiiliiiu i'cgliii<-ill, wliicli wus putting up ii liiird dl-l`ciicc, itinl ciipturiiig sev-

FRANCE TO CAPTURE

tlic l'liaiiiilnii‘r. iil` ciiliillli-,i‘i-is iii |"rulll't‘ will |ii::i-t l\'_‘l'c i\lomliiy in 4-_oilsldcl‘

liciltl ut' thc i’:ii'l:s i'liiliiiiil"r ni' coin. lii\~r<-.~, wliti will p|‘csi|lt> :il iliv iliciii- iiitz, siiiil Inst iiilrlil iii tlisiciissiiilr, illo prcsciit sitiiitlloil: ‘

"lilisiiiess is iiol stiiiziiuiil cxcclit for

thc trilllc iii luxiirit~s. lt uiaty bc said thltl. lriulc now is sliuwiiig ii iloticculilc trciid towards uoi'iuitl. Wi-. iill feel thot wc liitve u lrroiit culiililtrlwtlul vic- tory to will iii the cuiluiiest oi those liiurkets delivered i`roln (leriiialiy, to the iissnult oi which we are now guiiig."

The Brightest Women Find

sometimes that they are dull in mind. depressed in spirits, and time they have headache, .backaclm and sufferings that make life seem not worth living. But thcge conditions need be only temporary, ‘ They are usually caused by indigestion or biliousness and a few dose; of

ABEEGHAWS _ PILLS

will quickly. safely and certainly right the wrong. This fum ous family remedy tones the stomach, stimu- lates the liver, regulates the bowels. Beechllnfs Pills cleanse tho system of accumulating; poisons and purify Ula blood. Their beneficial action shows in brighter looks, clearer " complexions, better feelings. Try them, and you also will find that they

Are Wbrtli A _Guinea a Box

Levels! Bolo of An! Medicine lntluo World. Sold everywhere. In bonu, 33 eng,

IK. \'\"»\[ _ -' ~°»»»\_--<1-1

_ell ""3 ` Sh - ' 1./ JN* vp , 0\ViII| Df V

' ‘ ' Sunlnmls”

it is the elioicest lllortmout

we have ever shawl!-ir tho.-belt

you have over sam as nice 1% line ss you _ ~ possi- bly w sh to select 1

There is such A ty: ot

styles. sizes and, --that ~ Tvislry- into `can'~bo ‘ful _ Mill# l .' ` 5"* '_

2-;

Dont

' the

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aro ciirable.- ' ‘

By ourablefwc iloli‘t lneun

--wc inenn that the s can be permsneiitly "

Cutarrh usually causes.

Cure the catnrrhal

you remove the cause your,

hearing. ' ‘0 - ~ ‘

MV" fewhed If you were sure you had cotarrhali Any drugglst Qilu supply

"UW" “ml he may bc deafiless you would use n real cure tlt 1-|'wz¢'uel{-,y-you .‘c,_n.f0|- 31

iinnio ccrtitlii_Cl1"“.‘}ii"‘_ once--of colirse you would. iposf 98;() under plum

There is at cure for you--one that is

“W1 "i“h“`d Blmcml ilicxpieiislvc-pleiisiiiit to use- und ,U19 Cutul'rl`10ld1t¢g‘ C0». Sh' J‘~’l'“ F“"""l"' sure to do its work tlioroushly. ’Cuuadu."_ " ' " _

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to survive, there ,

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before

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wheat and the stronger _ Western wheat, are ground together. This means that “Beaver” Flour is

1 always uniform in strength and -

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GERMANY’S MARKETS J Ono cent per word first Insertion In this column. hull cont por word

I WI _ \ I " H IN r H each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum ¢l‘lfl° '.- .“\. iliiriy i il' _ "1-i~‘.ici . ti _ai

divl 1- |il.ili- tor obtuiiiiiig iniirllots 5-..._ #_ _ 3. 1

Wim HAVE You in ins

,, and get aomethihg you can uae. " things. '

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CII the Free Exchan e Ad

print lt FREE. D0 IT NOW!

ilic |;i~ii\'l‘iil coliiiiieiciul siiiluiiuii uild

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ATTIC AT HOME

'i THAT YOU WOULD LIKE T0 TRADE OFF?

» 1

See li you can find something that you no longer need or want.

' lf it is ln good condition. someone else may want that very - thing and may have some useful article they will trade you for it.

' Why not "swap" through the medium of l-he Guardian Ex-

change Ads? Thla new department is able to quickly bring about

1 even exchanges that will benefit News readers. -

` You may have n second-hand gas stove. a baby carriage, n bed. ' a set of books, a musical instrument, furniture, an automobile, or

' any one of a hundred articles that are in daily demand by some

‘ one. For various reasons you do not need then things. Why

keep them only to fill up your. house and barn? Trade them Off

That's the modern way ofydolng

The Guardian will give you an Exchange Ad absolutely Free for

a limited period. This applies to individuals only and not to dall-

. ers. If money is asked for articles, the ad will not be run free, but , the regular charge will be made.

Cou on In another art of the

Guardlfrn and bring It gorsend in pyour Exchange Ad. We will

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Agents Wiulted .7iG`l'z`NT?i/T/`/I?~i'T`éb.2l"r6“`s`éfL`F6i

Tho Uld llolinlilc l~‘untlilll Nurseries. We touch our uicn to sell. Experi- ciivir iiiiliui'osslu'y. llighost t:olniiilu~ sluiis piiiil. liillitlsoim- frcc ctliilp. iiiclit. Hiolic S; \\'cllllii:loii. ’l`oro|ilo. Ulll. ii18'l~fl-Ztlnlviliil

Help \Vallteil-lfolilule

wAN`TE D.-Aiv"'5<` i5`ETi'i`éN6E'i>"6 I R L

lui' |.;ciicriil lioimcworlt. i-liiiull i'ulii~ ily und good wuglis. Apply nt 101 Weynloutli St. H197-3-27M3lpd.

wANreo.-A ivmib immeoi/vrEi.v

Amity 83 Upper Prlilcu Sire-,ol_,

l°02i»2l~16Miil

-gs; For Solo

bred Yorkslilro sow. Due to furrow milldv Ailrii. ci. A. iviutcii. East Royalty. .- 0170-3-::i;M3lpd.

Mlsccllulleolis

susmsss oi=Pon1'uNi'rv.“--ons °f Ui" WSI- drill! stores and busi- nous ittiuids for sitio clieup-and on easy tt-rius. Address A. I3. C., Gund. dlaii iliB9.3.g5M|;|_ ==¢;g

Help Wunticd_..Mn1,, \

wnwrso-noon c:`iRTi|`5§`§?i`n°i='5'i JOY’ 3\1°l>. one accustomed to hencll Wvrk preferred; sood wages. steady work to the rlght~man. Apply to

C.. Carson, 108 Queegéatg-ggi. 3 ` _ ‘ nl l.

W§`f1;k'“"A‘°is1irv -- srrstswsirse

sf - 0°°d vnu for me i-mit

1llHll~ Mdroil. A. B..= C.. Guardian.

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Fon SALE ous sui=EnEE'5i.ms--

, In tell

treo on ilouse,

WANTED TO

of ilve years or

with tamlly;

ncros oi*

two<t_o live

town. Or near a‘ Apply to-.ln 0. Box town: »

exchange a yilh for organ. rits

'§ll.i`.`Y" STJ'r'~i|`J"/`\`i7'"S"'liliE“§S`K€§"E"it`N methods. Extraordinary revival

Sitliutiolls Vacant

_ in

Quarter million converts. _'1`l.\_l'illin