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The Eastern ,Guardian _

; . .*IT PAYS to buy in this Province.”

..*D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian ra-

_lireseutative in Sourie. ‘ MEti.

..°N|R. C. NIARKLE HOWLET1’ is

Guardian agent for Ann dale and vic- iuity.-TJ,

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them-except your photograph, an appointuienI to)IIay.‘

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Easter.

Strengthen old friendships

with a new portrait-the gift that has_a value that can only be estimated in kindly thoughtfulness. ‘

nie iniiiii srunio

ii. r. iron, sais. I WGood Photography ~

` _Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

'1o7 Queen si.

Phone -68-J.

Cheap Dry Goods

21 boxes shirts assorted red and

blue flannel working and fancy shirts. negligee and white top shirts. 8 boxes assorted neckties. 8 boxes sus- penders._ A large assortment of Flexo-I unshrinkabie shirts and drawers. Penmans merino underwear. iieeeo underwear, All new overalls, oil clothsl black and yellow. One dozen Spring rain coats, 20 lbs. Golden Scotch black yarn in skeins. Also a large lot of euainclware und tinware. DRY GOODS AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. ,

Reason for cheap sale, I am chang-

ing my business.

J. S. CHAISSON,

Brcakwatcr St.

Soiirls

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PACIFIC ,

--Humeseiikers Excursions

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March 8th to October 25th I

'ro winnieso, nEe|NA,

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EoMoN'roN, src. Tickets good for Two Months

, from date of issue

4 'rounisrs stsspeiis

FROM MoN'rnEAi. seiiinat 'ricirots read viii st. Joim and Canadian Pacific.

Forlull particulars aDDIy LI0\ll~

A. I3. Cosli, Agricultural Hall, Chur- lottetown. » 5 '

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WESTERN CANADA.

It M.G. M I , D.I’.A. C-PJ!-:_ ‘

I wr 6 si.“'.i'°i.yn, N-Bf 'I I Halifax' N' S’

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For all purposes and

all occasions you will find shoes in this store.

We can ht you with

Shoes that you will be proud to wear any day.

We ht them right.

Alley & Co.

135 Queen Street _

Eastern S . S . Lines

._ INTERNATIONAL LINE. S. 8. North Star.

m. for Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Boston.

Luboc, Maine, due St. John, Tuesday. afternoon.

MAINE 'STEAMSH IP LINE.

Between Portland and New York. Steamship North Loud and Herman

Winter.

Reduced Fares- Reduced State-

room Prices.

Schedule distributed- information

upon request.

Bt. John City Ticket Oillce, 47 King

Street.

A. C. Currie, Agent, Bt. John, N. I E. Fleming. T. F. 6. P. A., Ft. John,

F? F'

_ Sailings

From LIVERPOOL Froin HALIFAX Vin Si.!John'e Nild. V1e|St. John’s Nfid

Feb. 27th "Durango" Feb 29iih Feb. 29th "Tabasco" Mar. 19th Mar. 1-ith. from » Glasgow) “Gracious” Mar.29th

Above sailinss are not guar-

anteed. and are subject to change without notice. ,

Fumess, Wlthy & Co,Ltd.'

We have on hand'

3' Siena M\1l'DllY Grade V 1, Nellie

Murphy. Grade lil -1, Florence -De YDUUB; 2. Romie Murphy; 3. Mary

iginisan. Grade i.-1, Archie wigiii.

ecllia MacDonald. teacher.

..SCHO0L WORK.-Class standing

mack; 3, Eddy McDonald. Grade V. (No. 2)-1, Katie Farrell. Grade lV.-

2)-1. lilnrgaret J. Mc(lorniiick; 2, Jerome McCormack. Grade Iil.-1, Margaret McDonald; 2. Michael Mor- rison; 2, Marcellus Caiiipbcll; 2i,l\iar\'

1, George Mctlorninck. Grade ~ll.-l, Willie Callow; 2. Mary A. Mc(‘ornia<;li; 3, Mary V. McCormack. Iii February Sarah McCormack received the Pro- gress Pin for Palmer Method \Vritiiig. Laura MacDonald, teacher.

FIIECKLES _

keep their skin clear and white. No matter how stubborn erase of t`i'e`<:klc>i _vou have. the double strength olhiiie should rciuove them.

`Get au ounce from your ilriiggist ziiiil

banish the freckles. Money back ii' it

Leave Bt. John Thursday at 9.00 n. e &

Y 'ff ‘-‘fff-'f-'f.~r: ~::_-;_»_-_-,~_-;;,-_ -_-_-,- 1- _-,-,-.1-_-,-_».».~.-_ :.f_-.».c;.>:..7:;;-'-2*-‘-~'-'-1 .-_-_ - . _-_-,-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-;_ ,-,-_

5 busy linndiiig out the books. More re-

serves had to be rushed last iiigl to

_ ____ - -ness appeals to thousands. it has-

March Brings out unsightly spoiii. been many 11 lqui: your since an uc-`

How tg R¢m°v¢ Easny tuiilly new dictiemiry was given to lie was anxious to utilize the reserves

The woman with Lpndcy Skin ¢|,~L.m|s, tioiiary is ii_c\v iii :ill the words im-I

Miircii because it is iiirciy in .-_cvcr nci-_ i>lie1='-uv\v in wulviils. new in Lviw. face Wm, ugly f,~e¢1¢|@s_ Nl, ,naitm-how` new in urraiigeinciiis of helps io word thick her veil. the sun and \viiids have SU\‘IY~ ['~°U'ti"f“lfU`]-V is if IWW in “Wk” a strong tendency to make her freekle. itll! the study ol' teilay`s Englisii easy

Fortunately for her poiiqe of mimi for young people who are so situated could not make 'plans i’or the delivery

the pr,.5,.,.;p¢]0,\' 0[1,i"0_d0“|,|¢, i tliu¢__ they caiiiioi ziticiiil school and] `

strength, nizikes it possible for even oliiaiii iiiilividiiul instriii'iiuii. lliiiiii|~ those most 5n5(,@mib|,. to 1-r,.<.k](.s to eil, it young niziii or wiiiniiii ei\i'plo_vorl

_. .*._ONE_ _CEN.T.vei- word each in-

-sertion for advertising in this column. ,Caslmnust accomllmli' order. _ CONRAD is Guardian rep-

` :listen-ii rensoiints "'

d, ni-

ngpls the result of the examinations 'gd by his sister. Miss L, Mcbpnaid, d °t . °'“““"'e- Walid “|1001 f°l' "I9 West -8l.‘.'Peters. ii=iid~a short -visit to m0i1§li__°f February: Grade Vll.--1,; 'f,-|endg-iii./Eracailie. -

F E Mary_McDoua1d 2, Nellie MacDonald; ;

Sunday.-S.

0|' _ _ ‘_ _amiga Addie_p,,,,|,, ,ly Mt t ‘Lt tester. Proprietors.. always carry it

.,_ Day Wear .wigim 2, Neii isriigiiri. or-iiaeiv.-__ ,p.,,t,u,¢_waeir emi viginng inssigiacliif I" “‘°°“~

D- and Suiid i §:;‘..‘.‘.’;.;"..‘.“..“..‘t."is".Y.*;r.i“=»f~l...‘tri if

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a oo > ,Wizht: 2, Ellen Lanigau; 3. Fabian cf'-91.] _ __

Many' Praise 0iier

1 Iglie alrtlrle by (‘lurk S. Northup, I’li`;I).,

of St. Ge0rge's school for Foln~uiii'y_»- ,---_ _ versity. Professor Nortliup’s article Grade VI.-1, Sarah A. McCormack; 2, Language Guide shmud Knp Apa” tells how to learn where our words

Margaret G. McCormack. Grade V. - ,With Flow of Added Words ` “""`9 f0\|ll‘l» WIIY W9 Hlltlpted tlieni. 1, Theresa McLellan; 2, John McCor- -` 3

Distrihutiiig a ucw dictionary lius

brought this paper many compliment-

1, Joseph McCormack; 2, Alfred Cal- ui-_v remarks. Om- siibscrilier who I “les this ‘U‘1U0llHl'Y DQCHUBG ll- W8HtS low; 3, Willie Farrell. Grade lv. (No. presei_ited coupons _yesterday for halt' f’-Vm'Y leader i0 IHIUW till illi0ut the

a dozen ilietioiiarivs for diiierciit cni~‘ ployes and iiienilwrn oi` his family said he deemed it iie<:essai'y that u

r_esemel1veinG°e\'set°wu- -,-Mn. ,_ uoo forfeit is ii

NIIXATEII IIIUN

increases strength

f ` ot delicate. nervous. i rundown people 209

per cent in ten days in many instances.

as tails as per full ex# T, plauation in large ._ article soon to ap-

pear in this paper. Ask your doctor or

ruggist about it. ,;~ , » Anethacarieg Hall- G. E. Hughes

1;:-ol). and Central Drugstore, E. A.

“Etymologyf' ‘appear plainly written in simple English in this book. ‘Even the word "Etymology," which looks harsh and forbidding to a he- inuer. is madc simple if one reads

instructor in English in Cornell Uni-

iid liow we changed them to mean what we wanted to say. 'I`lial.’s what Etymology is and this paper distrib-

language.

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iliiztioiiary slioulil progress with the

E. McCormack. Grade lll.- (N0. 2)-" language just as ii iieivspiiper does.

'1‘lie world moves rapidly ,these _ days, and only the I\'c\v Universities is apace with today`s growth ot' the lung- lltigé. - The departinen_ts liiindling this

‘great educatioiiiil oi`l`er are being kept

lim up nic rupiniy iicpicica stock. At .this rntethe drst and limited edition will soon be exhausted.

While readers are eager for the

boo o ccount

k ii ii . of its being authori-,

,tutive and complete, its ubsoliite new-1

the public. The New lliii\'f‘i'siiics Die-‘

iii;i_v learn iliv 1-oi'|‘i-i-i iisn of the idlin- lisli oi' iiioilvrii liiisim-ss und society If they but follow ilic dire(-tioiis ni’ the great univeri-iit.y teiieliors whose iiriic» lei; on “Stniiilai'ii Eiiglisli," "l’i'iii‘lienl Syntax" (which ineniis: How to niako

fails. Il good sentences), ‘l’uiietuation‘ and

il,

WANT MUNITION

FACTORIES IN IRELAND

LONDON, March 15.-A deputatioii

of Irish niercliaiits, headed by John Redmond, leader oi’ the irish Nation- alists in parliament, yesterday waited on David Lloyd George the munitions minister, and urged that greater facil- ities be afforded ireland for muuition iimkliiit. such as the equipment of shell and fuse factories in which the

trades unions were anxious to give ai _

Mr. Lloyd-George replied that while

oi' ireland to their utmost, it could not he denied that lrclaiid was not nn _iiiiliistrlal country. He pointed out, iiieideiitally,tliat he was not sangulne in the hope that the war would be end- ed before July, and that, therefore, he

el macliinry. Such nn assumption. he said. was no reason wliy Ireland should not prosper industrially and that he would be wutclifui if opportun- ities offcreil fer iiiuiiiilacture oi’ muni- tions.

Tlio dcputatioii ilecidcd to form

ii permanent committee and make

' Stanley’BroS _

have just opened a large shipment of Curtain Mue- lins just suitable for cleaning up week. 1 I _

Here we have a pretty

Muslin with a dainty border of `Pink _and Blue. Only 16c the yd

A neat little design of

Pinkland Green border

just suitable _for your

bed room. ...25c the yd

Another such gvgiiiisliii _

but _with a :prettier de-

si`g“n on border. Only .... ..18c the yd

' You have been waiting for this pies; of Muslin a neat hemstitched edge with a lovely pink bor- der.__.........32c the yd

Also a special assortment of Paris Cream and

White Muslins with different colored borders at prices to suit everyone 25c to_50c the yard.

Sionlev Bros

The o.tWo.vs

7876-3-18M3i.

busv Store. -

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Alix?

PoTA'ro c/mos Now Fon 'rue

` esnmnus.

BERLIN,-‘Macrli 15.-‘ Potato cards.

the issuance of which has been made necessity by the shortage, due, it is asserted, to speculatori-i holding out for higher prices. will take their place alongside the bread and butter cards in Berlin on March 20th.

The first cards will cover a sixty

day period, and allow the holders to purchase eleven English pounds of po-

takes every twelve days probably'

at the uiiit`orni price of sixty-ilvc pen nings. The general potato situation diiriiii-I the sixty days will determine

definite suggestions to Mr. Lloyd- George., _

whether the plan must be continued or not.

Owing to the recent shortage in

bread, the nillitnry authorities to<lriy» forbade the production of all cakes' between March 13th and 19th, inclus- ive, made Of rye. Of D0' tutoe flour and their sale lie- tweon March 15th and llltli, Tliis step was taken on the complaint Of ninuy bakers, that other bak_crB. Wllll, are not short of flour, were usin8 ll f0l` cakes, rather than for bread. .,

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