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- i _ 4 ` . | I _|,m“,"“,|,‘_,,,,\_ » , l 0', _ .If munity. He was a member of the

I g|,,€'A h ,Lui fail I . u I _ G _ - Order or Sons f Temperance and sl-

udvl ______________'____e__ _______ ` o the lnde enelent orde ol' Good

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, ' r _ M OTH EIR ‘ AND’ _..°I1' Pave to buy in this Province “FTE” ’- f 1 ' s/imsii -- ~

- » - _ ,__-?_ . `.'.°D. F. TIERNEV is Guardian re- C

presentativo in Sourls. MEtf. _ r .___ - i

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IIIUIIBLES ..°sci»iooI. nEoPsNs.- Kings V ' boro School re-opened Monday hav-

g|,i|p,¢¢g¢ ana; oIprlao.50e._d$l.0\l. Thnlnr obonlooonuinnlrrnotincus ling been closed owing to the recent `t ' ainrlnnofha lu'rIbqo.l..|urrls,Cnl| Mrutwott. Montreal. “me” of the ,eachen Miss Mary MG G

YoUR.,1'?RIENDs can "buy '_ _anything you can give them-except your photograph.

_ Mak`eanappointment‘today. I

The Cook’s Studio

. > New DesBrisay Block

Easter Photos

Strengthen old friendships

with a new portrait-the gift that has a value that can only be estimated in kindly

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thoughtfulness. ‘

THE BAYER STUDIO

A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am-

ateurV_Pl1otography.

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J. V

ELLIS

MON AGUE

The best place in

,Montague to buy School Supplies, Stationery all _kindsoiilce supplies. We carry the L. E. Water- iman Fountain Pens '-which are guaranteed.

. We carrya largestock ,poi Kodak goods. Bring -'ofmail your next film f to us to be developed and .don’t forget our Photo -I graphic goods 'are always fresh. Give us a call -when in need of good _g00dS_ __

Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd. _ . Montague, P. E. I.

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_ Saillngs

V~ From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX

» Q Via St.']olIn's Nfld. VIsaSt, John's Nfld

Feb. 27th "Durango" Feb 29th Feb. 29th "Tabasco" Mar. 19th

"’“ Mar. 14th. from

i Glasgow) “Graclana” Mar.29tb ‘ Above sallings are not guai~

.li X' .`» anteed, and are subject to

_,change without notice.

‘ T i“ll_l‘n¢ss.Withy & Co, Ltd.

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Butter, fresh, lb. Eggs, doz. ‘ Beef lb. (retail)

Fowls lb.

Chickens, lb.

Hay (pressed), ton

raw (pressed) ton

lb.

Potatoes, bus. 70 to ats (white) hits. `

Oats (black) bus.

Beets, bus.

arrots. bus. r

ool, lb. Parsnlps, lb.

Geese

Ducks _

Hides

Turkeys, per lb.

Pork Turnlps, bus. 18 to

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" - _MEDICINE HAT, Alta., March 26.- Glad s Patterson It school teacher at

M* '_ ` Y »

_" ` ' 3'!-‘ashle , Alta., wa sho and killed

0n"1‘0WN '~._\ near lrxirine thlsafttsrnoont when a rifle

`--P in the hands of Esther Nicholson.

(Correcwd on Tuesdays and -Fridays) school tonnher or Irvine, went on at h Butter (Creamery) in prints <35 a range ol ten feet. The two girls S Butter (Tub) lb - 23 had been out walking with male es-

30 corts and the rifle was taken along for

. 24 shooting gopliers. While Miss Pat-

12 'i-0 13 terson was focussing at camera to 13 to 14 tnke it picture of Miss Nicholson

$1_§2__t0'ii holding the rllle, the accident happen-

- 0 cd, Miss Patterson receiving the chur-

lie in the breast. f £

Believe Scott it I llas Handed In

_ clulty.-J - » y

"" thrills or fi:ills,_ The old time, rellg- _ _ ' '

__ I0" _“ever lim "-5 Charm ¢° him- We The Kind You Hove Alwagrs Bought, nnd'\'.'liicli~1;:tS been .'.`

Marlon B,|dge_ C_ B__ May 30_ »V02_ ‘ extend to the bereaved children here

0 - ` and elsewhere our sympathy.

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..*0NE SENT Der wail esch ln- d ertion for advertising in t is column. K

..*MR. C. MARKLE HOWLETT is < uardisn agent for Annandale and vi- n

in naitiiviianp-_ 't-

MENq?:ieur|u;nthee pastNyea,._ sn EEL beautiful One from the Church and ways the mst Lmiment asked for another from the Bible ( lass showing

ere, and unquestionably the best _ eller of all the different kinds 'of greimy missed from I” “°°“‘“°me" Llnlmellt I handle. .

ol ' ' ~ at all the services of the sanctuary.

NEIL FERGUSON' 'ri S nu in t n - I or i

-me-» death, was laid to rest in a veritable

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Ill MEMUHIIM `

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BEULAH LENORA WOOD.

Fell asleep in Jesus at Fountain

The floral tributes were many and

elr affection for one who will bc

ace and for his valued assistance

In a was ioitn one w io,

it can be truly said was faithful unto

bed of flowers in the family plot bc- side his daughter who pI'edecensud

him some years ago there to awnlt the resurrection morn.

S’S1DE MARKETS

(Corrected Wednesds

Buckwheat per bushel.

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emplans up ,to the time of his 7 oath. The funeral service was con- - _ _ _ children ‘ur ‘ ` _ ucted by his pastor. Rev. _Frank _ \_ _-_-.__\.__-___,~_~.V~__-_-__ _¢~:____ ,_~.____.¢__._\,.;`,_». _,\_V_ _ ~ _ _ 4 line, Baker D. D.. who remarked '= _, . ~ -',-_' 'E " '

“I1 mlllli B°<=°ll1_D_&llY Order. Lust Wednesday lass) our esteexneg . _ ___ _

_ rotber departed to e forever wit _ - ‘r _

--°6- A- CONRAD is Guardian rep- christ. Ho and iivod to a good old ' .- _ _ ' _ » '

P68911'-BUIVG Ill G00l'S0i0Wl1- MU- age 85 years, nearly 70 of which be ' ._ ` . ‘ _,

had been a member of the Methodist J f i __ lhurch. He was a native of Canada _ ‘ ,__ ; _» __ ,j , nd a resident in Pacino Grove for 1-t fr \ V ' ____ i _ ', 'J' "

ears. He had no use for inpllern -I/_.,_',_` “ .`~'~-“-\\_` '#4 '\_\~.__~.<.'~_ ,J ~\ _\ ; ~-._. s ~ -_ ‘\

l tl 1

in use for over 30 yt-a'.s, has borne thu i-ilginiturc of

a il has ln-eh it we under his pt 1-

:.<....i1 ._..,nz ...»..o.l L..lcohta1_ix!uIioy,.

. _V , ~ Allow 1:0 one to deceive you in tlii.-i.

All Counter-feits, Iinitu.tio:is nzzd “ Just-as-good. ’_’- are but Experiments that trifle with :~ ::d cndiuigvr the livnlth of' Infants and Children-Experience against; I-.`xperiuicxit.

What is CASTORIA

Castoriu. is :L lmrnilt-ss substitute for Castor Oil, Paro- goric, Drops and Soothing .‘:‘.;::'_ips. lt. is plcnlimit.. lt contains nt-itlicr Opium, lllorpliino nor other .Nnrcotid substance. Its age is its gunritntec. lt. destroys \’l/orius and alloys Feverisliiicss. For more than thirty years it luis been lu constant use for the relief of (lonstlpution, Flutujcncy, Wind (Jolie, :ill Tet-tiling Troubles and Diarrlioca. lt; rctrlilaiics the Stoiniicll and Isowols, assimilates the Food, giving lic-ultliy and natural slccp. The Chlldreu’s Paliacca-'Phe l\lother’s Friend. <

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‘If you want strength and heal

take "Zo:-llc" the big tonic and bloo builder. $1.00 bnt_tlcs- lfoste Drugstore. T989-3-2l)M3l‘.

For Ladies

Have that touch' of ele- gance found only in high grade footwear. Fashion- ed with delicate lines, made with selected leath- ers. and finished in ac- cordance with the latest style decrees.

See the latest Spring

styles.

$4 to $6 Alley & Co.

135 Queen Street '

_ V _ V We have on hand

i #Keep lIl¢,;,ifi'lll____§ quantify Of

it W‘.IFiifies _ Burning’.’¢ John

When inneed ofCoal‘for~ . L All y

_ »_ ____ orSteam_purposee, ' i

' _e.us'your-order-or_;~-~- if ~

calls Otlrprioes'

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lowest and ‘sanity are . ' '_

bsmaie .`

nnacroom in Bi?m‘i_siandiiii

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Casks. _

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to _ gg A Resignation

REGINA, March 27.-Strong belief

prevails this morning that the resig- nation of Hon. Walter Scott as Pre- mier has been turned in to Lieutenant-

Govcrnor Lake, and that his successor _ M _ is to be W. M. Martin, M_P. for Regina. 'ge m`r’“'

_Mr Martin is at present at Nassau, lu the Bahamas, where Mr Scott is stay- ing, and- this fact is regarded in Con- servative circles as of the highest importance. A recent vlsltor_ to Otta- wa, before Mr Mnrtin's departure for tlie Bahamas, was John R. Bunn, one

-~ of tire "inri<iorn" In Liiroroi poiitit-ni We ml” 'hee her” time but H00"

ch,c]e5_ will come

lion. Walter Scott, 'before he left Where tho" ms' g°“° ]’°f°"0~

. 1 esi ` 0

lilrliiti;“<lI" l‘.iii.rcvniiil;lilli)<l' iilinnrlgri M'9S BERTHA "VERS-

in cnsc of emergency. lt is bell:-.vcd G that this w-as yesterday placed in me rent sadness has I-iiteI°cll into the hands of the Lieiitciiunt-Governor. It hugh" home °f Mr' mm Mm' H°"”““* is not 'the 'Govcrnnient'as'a whole that Myers' N°"th C“"\et°"' Li" 27' "Y is resigning, but only- the promie,-_ um reason of the death of their cltlcst arrungemeiit, it is stated. being the daughter Berth” at the early “ge of same as that by which Premier Mc M years' For seven weeks she was Bride turned over the reins of power .entlerly nursed through a serious ill-

H _ _ _B _ . _ ness and despite all that could he

tignbigiq W J owqer In British Col jone she passed _peacefully away on

-Whaf I I k _ b ti Tuesday evening, March 21st. ’l`he‘ evidence ls ilhtgnfactasthhlgrfh? Edging deceased was P “mst pmmmng y°““g meeting was held yesterday afternoon, gmt having P Special "°Pm“d° for at which the Lieutenant-Governor was muslc °“ ""i°"S °°°“Si°“S she lm"

th present/and the meeting lasted a con- been heard’ “B a soloist' t° the de' d_ sme].ab|e Uma light of appreciat_lve__au_dlences. Aliputl r's lt. ls stated in well informed circles mee years ug() she “lmed with the

,hm premier Scott would not be Methodist church aud'ns long as her ,we,.se to becoming agenbgeneml of health permitted _she nitiiiifested a the province in London. Saskatchewan iom-mendable interest' in. the sunday is. almost alone alnong the provinces. -°'°h°°l and public wore-hlnby a' -regw without, an office of this kind in Great _ar attendance' and wha" deprived of Britain, and it is stated that Mr Scott 'hose privileges of blessing sh? gran” would gladly open one_ ly enjoyedtrellgious conversation and

Political gossip also credits Mr prayer in her sick 'm°m.' Fm' one 5°

Martin with desiring me retirement of young she talked _geautlfully of going

V _,Premier Scam A,_tomey_Geneml TW home to be with Vesus, for His will

gt-on anti non. A. P. iucrvnn before no was het lianpy choice. The funeral enters the mbine,_ which had been delayed from Thurs-V

Hoii. J. A. Calder laughed the re- ay 230 tm sunday amlmoon' was.

ports to scorn when spoken to regard- mrgely ”'t~i_°°d°d.° Rm” Mr' Ayer” 0* mg ,hem this m0mmg_ but they Sm, Bedeg_tle~_conducted the solemn ser. persist The. Statements are made vice.-~~-’_»l`»he~pall'--bearers were Russel. very positively in many quarters. Nmhggf’-mwl'M¢Curdy'B°|l‘ S' MCMIC'

_ ke_n,»_~_ _;IVi_clsdn___,_ ,w_tbsr,and Mark Mc-

shown ina marked degree. `Ti1ts'ls‘ a double bereavement for Mi s

Road on March 14th, Beulah Lenora, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Wood of Kensington age one

rowing mother and father there is left one sister Mildred. The funeral

The little crib is empty now `

The little clothes laid by,

A niother‘s hope futher's joy. In death's cold arm doth lie,

Go ll-ttle Pilgrim to thy home.

On yonder blissful shore,

Butter, (dairy) per lb. Butter, (creamery) per lb. Calfskins, per lb. Chl , .

year and nine mouths. Besides ii. sor~ Ducci(kg?n(t:|rS5(,];;(§1s)e1l,?3rp;;_lb

E er doz .

EES. D en

Fowl, per lb.

services were conducted by ilev Geo- Geesm per ||,_

llides. per lb. lil

ilay, (pressed) per ton.

Huy. (loose) per ton.

Lamb pelts. each.

Oatmeal, por 100 lbs.

Oats, (black) per bushel. Oats, (white) per bushel.

Potatoes, per bnsliel.

gprk, (Orgutus ait.) perdl)b. 9% to 12;?

. raw. per on. presse _ ,

Turnlps, per bushel 20 The 'Kind YOU Have AlWayS BOUQI`\t

Wlioat., pi-r bushel, $1.20 to -1.4() ' , wool, ner iii. 26 to in ._ "‘°"‘""""“"' "°""°" ` ‘ _"_ - -.. _ l.. ,, -' - _ *rr

TELLS HOW VINOL RESTOFIED

-~I MAGIC CREAM---The Brighter,

Better ' a n il More Durable

Tile Rev. Mr. Hughes, Holly Springs. _ -

Polish For Any Wood Surface

T_here is a polish that we have used on all ou_r organs

and pianos with such excellent results that we believe you

that we could not publish such letters as the following if they were not gen- uine and truthful statements of facts.

Ark., sn'ys:-

suffered from brokcu-down nerves, loss of appetite and sleeplessuess. l was weak. my conditloii was very poor, und I was not able to do my duty in my Parish as l felt I should. I had tried various remedies but did not seem to get any better. Through Mr. Gntlln of Bearden, Ark., l learn- . cd of Vlnol, and it built me up. l regained my appetite, can sleep bet-

ter and do my work."

derives its power to build up the over- worked, broliendowu, nervous system from the medicinal extrac-tives ot' fresh cod livers without oil couiliined with tonic iron and beef peptone.

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I-leer.: .acne

12 to 15 . 18 to 20 10 to 12 12 to 15

Bears the Signature of

$10. to $13. $10. to $12.

40 to 60 4

$2.75 to $3. * I _

I Iii Use For Over 30 Yea-rs

12 to it eenuiue CASTOR IA _ Always

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`oviiitwoIutisn MINISTER

STRENGTH AND VITALITV.

Charlottetown people will realize'

"I am it Metliotiist Minister, and

will find it as useful as we do

There is no secret about Vinol, it W surface'

for many days.

Anyone in (_`-linrlottctown who wish-

E. A. Foster, ffeiitrul Drug Store, O’ ` Street

Cliurlottetown. ll, J. Mubon. llruggist

'It is MAGIC CREAM-a bright liquid polish that will

giv_e___new life to the finish of your piano, organ, sewing machine, furniture, phonograph, picture frames or any good

Applied with a cheesecloth, it removes _all dirt and dis-

colorations and leaves a bright, durable polish that will last

Hundreds of customers are using MAGIC CREAM

with good results. Try a bottle at . 250

il V' I l il" Ifllll

kr Cf!-Will.-~ the. illness “Hd glitlgrstgiiilihrgo tlili1t.n (owellwillv retuiitfi 'Kent

41 110058898 Bild SHINE' their money if thev are not satisfied

if q - if -i". lndlthjo oflthe neighbor-

` Sourls. i '

g i Inq" In- W- I-I ___|

h§-.ili\

9 'Myersfor only a' inonth,_ago her fathr-

| I er, the lute John Weeks ol' Frcileric- i _ I gn _ _ __ _ 'W

ton, P. E. l. passed away. '

Woman Tells How Lydia E. ‘P‘°"°°' "'°“°'°°"y')

Pin]¢},_;|1|’gV¢g¢¢¢bl¢ Com. Mn. wm. e. easms.

pound Restored Her

_ Health.

___u k ,gown few days. He was born at Sturgeon.

‘ i,,§,fi,,':','|:j,(;;‘,§°,’,,,,1;§|,'|',°,f,;:L,l,°¢'_‘°0,:;'°fmy P. E. i., .innnrry mn, 1831 and inn

' ' |‘dyfrimd| umew passed his 85th year. Shortly after

“B mend .ha .d_ the death ot’ his beloved wife, and in med w wm_ the year 1902 he removed from his

m° native province `to Pacihc Grove;

men" “king Lydia (lol. There he resided with his two

to the time of lils

_ __ i_‘___sV- _ ff,-, |' " ` voulnsas, boeiacha or m and amongst his loved

r .i-.--ff;-5.3 I _Q-;-»<;.'*l"r_ - . pains, need the tonic-strc suing lived in humbleness and

-=.-_.‘_=' i- gm-_-,, rt _, __ ropertiesb ‘the roots and herbs een- and has left the inspiration a L}2`§ ~ i Painedln E.Plnkham’lVs¢eKblo and noble memory for his son

~ ‘ '-x --ya, _ . . Compoundr i,_ , daughter and all his relatives

P" ' ,I ""' If 9"* | glglgdylgqwrlte friends cherish He also was

' P l , ." I i _i I the Lydiaigilyf .htm lluoslglle strong believer in the prohibition or

_ _ - _ ___ _ _ _Cm (°°m|¢|n|,|¢£¥];y'|;|;, the liquor traffic and was very active ‘ it _

l “Ona all

No Person Minds

an "upset store when they see improvements. The car- penters and other workmen are nearly done.

*Come In _

and we will attend to your wants promptly. .

For A Few Days

wiio°\?i“°' root-tai bmi if

ra a

lines in Misses” n__ Women's Bootsto cllrp

20 p. c.

2.50 " ID

E- PiUkh!m'9 v°g‘ daughters till if-ING C°mP°u“d death. Four

and so use Lydia E. are li-ft to mourn

Pinltham’aSanative The daughters

W||h_ 15,35" uk- of Pacific Grove, ing your "m,die, Honolulu;-Mrs. J. andfook$6.00worth im" _Albert Ei in --ld in ="° '=°"“" at ‘§§§n§‘”‘}»" if? r n wasawellwoman ’ ' ' " " `

after three 'doctors uid I never would aoiigs ygtpgiegniiggk' ltwd llll lfrlisllt latin- I WI' I mid- christian church, nrtor

wife lorseven years andlrecomlnended the ohnrnhen, no the Vegetable Compound to every wo- member of the

msn to take before birth and after- which iw l0v0d t0 wards, and they all talong so nicely and l1"UV€ leader

M ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘= place in the sanctuary

th" it “rely h. "5g°ndv»iw'§2;il;§ Day and in class and

' . _ " w°m'P* -If ---°~P-'Uh “.9 ., l-Ie was keen and firm

meI”ll_l_b_6 _ ,|om,_ with quick observant

_ -_°M!`lJlNNmI E°___ _ L' clear judgment, and fearless

-~-; "1 _V Lima,- __ '_»- _ _'_ .1 _ r_V.__._ 35"’ alone in what he believed to be_ honest

r . -'~___ _ _ _ ' _ W ,.qhg. g||lg`g'_`I'gom sisdllce- and true. He was tender, finding his

i` \ men *Iealnaaa,.ll1'¢¢llIarl -new highest happiness in his home

5 ln advancing the cause of temper-

.ance. He was always ready to do his part in the advancement of all moral uplift and the betterment of the com»

» t S-'as--S~.‘*'I..lll¢l$l

_ tn., for Lubec, Eastport. Portland and

Boston.

a. m., via Portland, Eiistport and

Litho, Maine, due St. John. Tuesday. aftemoon. _ __,_.

At Pacific Grove, Cal., March 8th,

1916, Wm. G. Sabine entered into his eternal reward, after an illness of

nnd nne son

loss. The Alle.; and Carrie of and one

Acorn

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- iN1'EnNA'l"toitAI.`1.|N£.

eqs. erivin Amin. ‘_

Leave St. _John Thursday at 9.00 a.-

Return. leave Bolton Motid|.ys’,at. 9

¢ mime vrui/|'s»4"ii»` tins.

roni|ndind~i~io\'v fork. _ _North...L\mi siul _North r’~;;.._'V~i'=.n..'¢.V.a I inn..

distributed- information ri6\iSi"6iii¢€.` -4

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Important Sweet Pea Announcement

. National Sweet Pea Society of Great Britainand the British Society is giving one of the National Sweet Pea Society Silver Medals to be offered as a prize

for Sweet Peas only.- The Committee of the Prince Edward Island Floral Associat- ion have made a careful selection of fifteen varieties of the latest introductions of Spencer Sweet Peas and the competition is open to the whole province, but com- petitors mustbemeinbers of the Prince Edward Island Floral Association. The Society’s Medal wjill 'be given for the twelve best specimens as suggested by the committee and shotivhat the next Flower Show which will be held _in August of this year, the date of which will be announced later. Thedifferent varieties can be pro- cured at Carter’s Seed Store or elsewhere at the option of the grower.

'Mr. Arthur A. Alley, ot, this City a lover and grower of beautiful flowers

also very kindly promised a Silver Medal to be awarded for the twelve best speci- mens selected from the fifteen in competition at the Annual Flower Show. _ Not less than twelve varieties to beshown by the grower and any twelve may be selected from the fifteen named sorts which are for sale at Carter’s Seed Store, Charlotte- town. The following varieties of Spencer Sweet Peas of latest Introductions have been selected by the Committee;- _ '

JOHN INGMAM,Carinine_..20c pkt I MRS. C. W. BREADMORE,

cream with buff edge _.._.20c “

MAUD HOLMES, Crimson 20c “ WEDGEWOOD, Blue.. ..=..25c “

GEORGE HERBERT, deep-1

rose “

MARGAIET ATLEB Q V __ pink “

"E FELTON, lavender.__25c “

o(§jMl}1;?_l§)_EIl<_,SD51;qroon._.25c “ _

.‘ V _ ' _ _ 'oran e

rlei pkt i

C%ARA CURTIS, cream.. _.20c " B SABELLE Rose._.........25c “ xmc wmrii, wni¢o___..__._2s¢ “ BAKBA-R \, Sa|mon..........25c “ EDWARD GOW|)Y,acarle_t 25c “

MR:).TUWNSEND, white &

_mug .... t“ f t ea ve varieties are t_sle'a' our sooo and "line niiednist' midi

saeiilldieess inwfltis 'pglovlnce ataxe abovg

earieties

THE Princs Edward Island Floral Association have 'become affiliated with the

Or for the sum of 2.75 for the 15

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