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fashions Over atom of Ives &Murdock P"°"“ l‘°3h°"" al th” "°°""" 0°°'°‘°`

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200 pairs of Women’s Patent

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Butter lb. ..,. . . . . . ... .. .40 Eggs doz. . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .BS oats .so ...:....17

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Butter .. .48 Eggs .. .35 Pork (organs in) .17 Oats (bus.) .. .60

KRNSINGTON MARKETS

Butter ..._ .. .38to.4ll E888 . . . ... ._ .. ....38 Oats . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .00

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Butter lb. . . . . . . . ... .411 Pork . .18

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. minimum charge twenty-ilvs cents. S°'"`“' ‘9".`*’9"~‘u|°d

plleiat a discount or 25 par cent. oif H. J. Mahon 0 etriat lt- Prose

..*PURcHA8E8 MILL PROPERTY. -A transaction of some importance wus completed a Iefw days ago -when Mr. H. H. Acorn. manager of Tho Klondike Lumhpr Mills," purchased the mill property and plant a Fountain Head owned by Messrs Hughes & Plarlre. The' mill 'is to b

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Springf_ield Items

lent staff oi officers were installe- by Bro.‘J.fili.» Haslom‘-G.'W_ A. oasis: ed by Bro. J. S. liaslam. Acting G C. _ '

m.sMacK.1y,

um Maclienzle angjsret Drummond.

S. Florence Hlckoa, `

B. J._“E. Haalam.

'l‘r-ea. John'l-iaslam.

Chap. Amelia Haalam.

Con, Elswort Mayne,

A. C. Eliza Molr"adye4r,

I. S. John McKay. - 0_ 8.. Nelson Matheson,

P. W. P. Emily Howard, _

arse; P“?w

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_ an r . . insertion for advertieingin this col- Am” Mcnmmm' P"°Y‘”°m und g

` umm cu” mu" ‘w°m”n, bm" Burveyor. Hermranvllls. Telephone call

,_,c°,“ ,IN M on U." mlmmlu .ésaao #Am coaascrrou-'rue D _

though the ice is still rn coneiderahlo

A adjoining rivers it has ceased. to; be u ‘ tnoroughiars for either man or beast

eon Beturfl/17. Charlottetown -Jno 2

. atom rin

“on Dmam, Montague' P. m_ L ‘and only requires a- few more mild

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dismantled, and the 100 H. boiler' The “Lady Evelyn is a 'Splendid and some oi' the other nrachrnery in- ___eumPl_ of about 400 tons with mst

stalled in their mill at Souris, and, _lass ucmmodmious for mssgugem

bai ere ale-S

.. “_ I _the ance oil’ d tors - . ` :rd a spoedof about 12`knols and

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..~nE'ruRNEo soLorsns._.\_sn-mr: _;‘;'il;__‘;ve a my smsfact r' the soldiers who recently returned from overseas to their homes r: _FLOWER MONTAGUFS HEI,-,_ Georgetown were, Michael Dalton au" .ESI wELc°ME°___A very pleasant

i Norman McDonald. Private McDonald Neuiug Wag recently spent in the

enlisted in the l05lh, was transferrfet' ` lower Montague Han' when the Low, to the 13th Reserves, and ister' saw ___ Monmgue Red moss held a “_

V _ .Llsses Cnrau; Recitation, Etb

A' »"“° lm* "“’““'“"' ‘”"“‘““ °_ nelson; solo, mise Laura wishi-

Union Division No 45 Sons ol’ Temper- mn : sac' Guywuewiu; . Som Mme ance Springfield, the following excel' __¢ck;_1un Mem” M .welmme ww]

'ieu read*b`y D. J. Stews:-i.,~sud eachlj

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careful selec ;

of Jewelry marks' our stock.

» Werwill be pleas ed..to have you call.

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tion' of eve y line'

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msss ._ .ssl Heywwt.) . . . . . ssstosieo Ha`y(toh) . . . . .._ $17to$18

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Oltte, White, per bus . . . . . . . . . . _ ._ .70 Oate. Black, per bus...,......‘.... '

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The member, are preparing an er

for next night of meeting in the forn

ership of two of the most promisin- young brothers. After which refresh meats will he served by the sisters.

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ing warmly welcomed back to Spring field. by her many Friends. .

Mrs. Lemuel MacKay, arrived hom-

nftsr spending s few days with he

70, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs: ~N0l*mon Nichol

wasnt, per ous_._..r. .....2.oo to 2.2s.“°“~ S“’”l°Y B""‘°~ 7' -`

Potatoes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.50

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Lamb Pelts ....50c to 1_00 Calf Skins

Eggs, per doz . . . . . . . .. .37 _ _ _ _

42.lendance. ~ _ -

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Iiutter, dairy per lb.

Butter. Creamery per lb. . . . . . ... Fowlperlb.........__. . . . ...25to:l8_ (‘lrlcken. per lb. . . . . . _ . .._ `

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Miss Muriel Haslam leit Saturda'

to attend the closing qi the"1‘rur» Agriculture College, .where her broth or R. .l_ lisslsnr is at present in at

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Mr. Nelson lliutlreson, returned hom after spending the week end in Gran ville, the guest of Mr. Jus. Taylor.

The runny friends of Miss Annie

Combs are pleased to have lrer “evil delivering mall on ll. R. No 3. Miss Conrhe is indeed a popular and ei fieient courier and performs her 'mor ous duties very punctuully despite thi present condition of travelling

'That we operate the only ' ' ' ,_ ___ ' Len! Grindin Plant on P Our aww H-ved Master Mr. Ile"

A. 7 “ ' ECZEMA.

5 ? - mu iiulam is again looiring utter tiu

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Th." We BHIDIOY I Skilled “"¢J3"3;'€°-TE"O”°5l°%"l’l:'¥::ll':3-ny it rs hopes ri; vm be in

Surface Grinder, and are _daily grinding from the ‘rough ass-t e most com

to-put extensive repair; on Heelenrt hill. ae the resident, have about loeir yatienve aeeieting autos over it_

inlhwtsl-Inseam:-lenses? `- Sum. Beet Mm ~ ___

~ Those are facts, which ,lmeen a good deal to the _I ‘Glass wearing public, doing 1, away with the annoying 'delays caused by sending

_sway for special lenses.

end your glasses in by

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Call in and look over our'

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above to your cows it you want to increase the quantity and quality oi' the milk. You can on tain these results and at tho lame time bring your cow. to a condition oi perfect lleelth by -feeding " _

1 _ Sugar Beet Meal '

Selling at specially iovfprloee.

by the bel or ton lots.

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Misa Aches Healam, who has ber

lvielilns her cousins Misses Vere an' _Enid Haslems, city during the pan 'two weeks, reusmed home Friday.

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I muses rosary ass num r~ronrr\ spent a very snioyehlc week in Nortl Wiltshire. the (heat of their unclc Hen. Joh Beldereon. ‘

The many friends of Pte. P. J. Hes

'lam. are pleased to welcome him hack, none the worse oi his trying experieileo ova-sees. ff

hir. Peter Sinclair managers! the

egg huaineelfln-auch oi Canadian farm Producti No Sl. reiwrtra ver! hee!! egg production.

ceptionally interesting enterlaintnen' r

of s loterary contest, under the lead ‘ ‘

Nursing sister Jean McKenzie wh' `

arrived recently from overseas is he

_ proeurable as a meene oi relief. »

” fr-is D, G. s. "Larry Evelyn" and will L ._-onstruct a. boat suitable for the " =ervir:t~\ to irq, ready for nrcxl year.--

‘ .ptron rw honor of three returned

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wcunded_ He is the thi;-rl sou of'.\ir (mm,rs___Gunne,. Leslie P_ Aitken; A I D. D. McDonald oft Georgetowir. New mme Howard vmchel.; p,.r,,m,.

l ---- less to say he received pa worm vw! i nepheu l_and,,y.__,,,\,o have ,»,,cen¢|y

MURRAV Hatssoua MARKETS Cvms- G~ Hu,-ned f,-0,., ovofsem 'misss boys

f ..*hir.`Rrank Conroy of the _urur o _ we 369,, active Borvgce having en-

Matthew MeLe-an Ltd., has gone __.wd‘ M me b,,gi,m|us 0; me ww-_ ta Boston 'and some other Anyerlcorr _ha Rem David Jonel awed as ¢|_m|,-. cities ln the interest ol’ the flr‘nl.--8 ` mn' and in 3 few choral, ang gp.

'yopiato remarks si-utetl the 0b.l60l Of ie meeting-and the following well

_ ranged programule-woe sllccessfully r .irrisd out.-Chorus, 0'('.anada; Duett,

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f the boys presented with suitable lftfs by Mrf Guy Hewitt, on behalf r”ths Lower Montague Red Cross. lfunller Aitkrem' piled lol' himself ad tompnniolhl Rl 'a neat and air lropiate speech. 'Games of various 'rinds were indulged 'lri till rr dainty lunch was served by the ladies of the Red Cross. `Ai‘ter which the sing- ng ofthe National Tnthem. brought t very onioyoble social evening to n close

_ :N Monorail

MR, PHILIP DOYLE

.lt is with the deepest sorrow we aye just learned gitbe death of our Eear uncle, Philip Doyle, Hope River,

_ /ho passed awayhiarch 19th. 1919. ‘ Death at any time ls_sad. hut he was rho we all loved so well and his death

_ rag made s deep impression oi sorrow

raver to he forgotten by ills nelces _‘.lrs. Frairk Scales, Mrs. Margaret A. ‘ Yesmnond. `r\irs._F.‘R, Pye, Mrs. Fred

"r'_. Rxrmelll and Mrs. T. J. Lynds, all ~f, Boston, also Mrs. , Fred Puiser, amos, Philip and William Doyle, of ‘harlotteio\vrr: Besides Miss Emily J. Doyle, Hope-River.-1 1 .

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_ )_ften'our' tirouglrtsfwill wander'

'To a grave so fur away

Where they have laid _ our dearest

5 uncle _

We all have loved so well.

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_ HOTEL ARRIVALS

VICTORIA HOTEL

(`.arrut.hvrs, Bl. John Lario. Montreal '

Healey. London 3

‘ Hembley, Tomato

Dobill, 0tts.vm_

Fitzgerald. Sydney Lynch, Sulnmerside

urn. Winnipeg

B. Carter. Tomato M. Scott, Montreal

rge S. Blronldle; Ottawa

M. Lewhon, St. ‘John

B. Beet. Hamilton

Mbbonald. Souria .

Clark. Ml. Stewart Downing, liaiitaa

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turtauee of the stomach end liver al- ways proceed' attacks of fever and agus, showing dsreaeemsnt oi the dig- estive organs and deterioration la the quality or the brood. nr these ailments Pal»inelee', Vegetable 'Pills have been ronild nsoet eiteotlve eheting e fever aadeubdueing the _agus _ili__a few dan. There are many who are auhjeet to trim 'engrossing arsrsresasst asa to

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olored War Photographs

Taken at Great Risk of Life

lJon’t miss the Procession of GERMAN GUNS through Y .

The Streets Each Day.

Exhibit Under the Patronage of IIIS HONOR LIEUTENANT

GOVERNOR MacDONALD

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HNLIFAX, April 8.-Quotations

furnished by F. B. McCurdy at Co., stock and bond brokers, members U! the Montreal Stock Exchange.

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BTANDING OF OT. ILIANORB HIGH SCHOOL MARCH 81. 1919.

Grade Vll. l_ Bells Adams, 2. Ruth

Brown, 3. Linda Creswell and May Creswell, Grade Vi. 1. Janet Robert son. Grade V. 1 Ralph Loclrhart, 2. Katherine ostwsy, s. Lrlrs csnnmf

Grade JV. l. Lauretta Lyle. 2_ ilonof

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Martha Oatway, 2. Sadie- Brown. 3.

Maxwell Robertson. Grade Il. l. Fredfl Brown. 2. Sadie Lyle. 3. .\..rn.v Best. Grade i. 1. Edna Compton, 2 Doris Lockhart. 3. Marlo Common. '

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bread_ ` . `~

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fatal. George Washington kept on add- ' ing to his collection of llirthilnys un- til they flnally knocked him' out.

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