friends, the tj-ue

‘spirit of Easter is best exp,-ess.

ed~-lby’ ‘Spine little - reniembrame

con veyws personal thoughtful.

nepisand goxoéi wtili, h

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be more fittingfim mg could Malte the appointment to~day

THE BAYER STUDIO' V- ' ~Telsphone192J

_ The

Teiiiperanlce Alliance _. ' _CF

Tlie' Tiglltf. Little island

Meets on Marcli’11tli to discuss

the havoc wrought hy “fire-water” There is no need for illsiciission re the havoc wroliiiilt by fire and water, und it is incumbent on everyone to have his DFOIIBTW Drotected by ii. policy iii o, good, reliable, fire insurance com. pany such as The Imperial Underwri- ters Corporation. _

Write, call or phone the agent,

G. J. McCoRMAc,

Revere Hotel Block, Charlottetown Phone 351 P. O. Box 74 8930-3-9Mfii

~~' .PAc.i.|-|¢'_:». . PAN~\iviA-PACIFIC. r Expo sirioivs

SAN FRANCISCO

Tickets on Sale March lst to Nov, 30th, Limit Three Months.

$124.60

From Picton .

Going and lletunfng via Cliicago. l

_all l

Going via Chicago and i

Returning via Vancouver, or vice versa,

-$17 50 additional _

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MissAN.\aiE, - - MARCH 26 METAGAMA, - - Amir. 9 GRAMPIAN, - - APRIL 16

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W.B. Howard, ll. I‘. .'\..(}.1‘ R ,.\'t.]olin,N.ll

(Jhorlot etown ~

Geo. Waller. Dominion Express Builuing

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Furness

Sailings

IIA LIFAX

l\l arch 2nd

“ 10th " 17th ‘ " Zilh

From LONDON From

Sachem Start Point Graciiina

March 3rd. Sagamore

" l2tn. Caterino April 5th

From LIVERPOOL From IIA Lil-`.i\X Via. Nfld. Via. Nild.

Durango March l0ih

March 6th Tabasco " 30th

" 18th Roanoke .\pril l2lh

Furness, withy & Co,L\d.

l Halifax.

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....‘.i‘“.‘:. °i€'t.§§. 22.1 sill ter when you order. V011 can bi giire of getting satisfactory coa ifyou come to us. We have oi hand an exceptionally good qual l.‘i..if.$.°“‘ °“lli';‘;‘i~.§?‘I.‘;'ai°.§.'I§ Doses. iitw much do you re <1\1llr¢=,?. Prices aiwow right.

‘~;l__»_-in-1-_-l-n-iv

snan some COFFEE i

B0* be-cause it is Made in Canada, but because it is the equal of coffee made in any - country. i

Quality ' First! - ‘“

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Bargains

Special tliisl week for `Growing Girls

We are offering two

lines of Patent Button

-sizes 2 1-2 to 7.

_No. l-Patent Button, nicely finished with . dull kid tops. Regular $3.50

i ;si§f9¢.€r $2.80

No. 2-Patent Button with cloth top.- Regular I

§§.ii°..?i`.‘i_i‘i‘:f’.‘? $2-80

Alley & Co. 0

Boots with medium heels --

w 135 Queen St. *

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ABULISH THE FAKER

Do not Gamble with your Eyes

Why deal with peddlers and

strangers who travel from house to house begging you to buy glasses, when you have one of the finest Optical Parlors in this Pro- vince right in Sourisi. You can test eyes in a barn, as some people do it, or any make-shift corner. A poddler will do it in your kitchen, but PROPER EXAMlNATiON»can

only be made In . . .

: PROPERLY FITTED ROOMS 1 with proper light and l‘lrlt~clasl instruments such as we have for

the purpose.

' Givens a call when in Sourll

and see for yourself.

: : Satisfaction Guaranteed. : 1

H. J. MABON Druggist & Optician, Souris,P.E.I.

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fl7eii:y'o¢'dnst`sla¢ and kliiiirers mum money thrown away.

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Q "lisp ll ' d bor- lilh/.li 9- c..‘.”r.“:ii2ir.2°i.'.

Save llloney on 'Coal

Province

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13.111 ~..~oi.EN ’v`v|i.i.|AM-'riie standing

,of Glen Wdlllam School, No. 89. o

, _ _ I 1'

February, is as follows: Grade VI - 1;.-Beni{ino Murchison; 2. Augusinii. Mureh son; GY;-ade~ V-1. Ellie McPher- son. David Bltiiletoii. equal: 2. Mai-tiin Stuart. Grade IV-1. _Jessie Stuart; 2, Leno Acorn. Grade III-1. Bells. Stu- art; 2, Myrtle Acorn. Margaret Mar- tin (equal). Grade II-1. Minnie Acorn, 2. Robert McPherson. Grade I-1, Flora Martin; 2. Stuart McDonald. Perfect -attendance for the month: - Sadie McPherson, Myrtle Acorn.

‘ ..°HOCKEV. - A very interesting game of hockey was played in the West St._Pcter's open-air rink on Friday evening, March 5th. between the "Moon Mucha" of West St. Peters and the “Bristol Stars" of Bristol. As the evening was favorable a large audience assembled to witness the scene, and the ice being' suitable the puck travelled very fast. The game was an interesting one all in favor of tbe_Brlstol Stars. Both teams are very active, having been organized this winter from green men and having no rink being obliged to parctice on the ponds. However, most. of the boys are skilful skaters and it will not be long before the stick-bundling will he thoroughly mastered. ll. Arnold and L. Mcviirisli being the most enthus- iastic of the Bristol Stars, but it is no doubt they all are very ilexterous. Al- though soine of the Moon Macks are skilful chaps on the ice, they failed to recapture thc puck. The game end- eil 1 to 5 in favor ol' thc Bristol boys. Mr. Claude McEwen of Morell refereed to the entire satisfaction of both tennis. The following is the line- up: West St. Peters:-Goal, James Moore; Point, A. iVlci)onald; C. Point Aeiieus 1\’IcEaclierii; rover, T. A. Moore; centre, A. ll. Mo-Adam; L. Wing, Aeneas Mclloiiiilil; lt. \Vlng, Charlie McAdam. Bristol:-Coal, Jas. -Arnold; Poliit. J. lt. 0'Brien; C. Point, Lester Mcvarisli; Rover, Hur- rls Arnold; Centre. l.Villlam Rouch;L. Wing, It. J. Mcl)oiinld; R. Wing, Pat- rick Sliiiiott. A

EHUSS. Fill HlSH EHILIJ IS BILIUUS UH lIiiiiS’iPlliii

LOOK, MOTHERl IF TONGUE IS

COATED GIVE “OALIFORNIA

SVRUP OF FlGS."

Every mother realizes, after giving

her cliildreii "California Syrup of Figs,” that this is their ideal liixutlvc. because they love its pleasant taste and it thoroughly cieniises tlieltendor little stomach, liver und bowels, with- :ut gripiiig.

When cross, lrritahlo. feverish or

ireath is had, stomach sour, look ot the tongue, mother! If coated, give a .easpooiiful of this liurmlesa “fi-ull. axative," and iii ii few hours all the ioiil, constipnted waste, sour bile and indigested food passes out of the bowels, and you have a. well, playful ;hlld again. Wlieii its little system la ‘ull of cold. tliront sore, has stomach- iclie, diarrhoea. indlgestlon, collc-i'e-

“inside cleansiii

given.

Millions of mothers keep "Califor-

nia, Syrup of Figs" handy; they know 1 teaspooiiful today saves ii sick cliild tomorrow. Ask your druggist for ii i0-cent hottie of “California Syrup of Figs," which has directions for bullies. ;hlldren of all ages und grown-ups, printed on the bottle.” Beware of coun- .erfelts sold here, so don‘t be fooled. }et the genuine, made by "California Fig Syrup Company."

"Baby must be taken our, in the

fresh ali' and to do so you iuiist have nie of tho New Up-to-Date Baby Car- 'iagcs. new patteriis. iicw construe tions, new colours, about 30 different styles just opened rind nil ready to be shown. Drop in and see them, the iuiility carriages.--PATONS.

' B004-3-6Mtf.

JON! CENT por word each ln-

oortion for advertising in this column' Cash must acooluiisny order

*INSTITUTE WORK-The regu

lar meeting of the Seaview Wonieri's Institute i.ook_ place in the school;-nom at Kingsboro on Monday last and was a-decided success. ii. large number of members being present and some new ones enrolled. The business discus- sed was clileiiy on the cleaning and .painting of Kingsboro School and other ;iec_essi1ry_i\I1Drovements. It was decided that this work be done before tile next meetinE ,lf possible. A d lnty luncheon- was then served by tge Klngsboro ladies. after which an interesting discussion on bread mek- iiig toolt place. The next meeting will take place at Red Point school house on the evening of Monday, April 12. All ladies interested are invited to at- tend. ~

.."SOURl8 TOWN COUNCIL. -

The New Town Council held their iirst meeting in the Town on Monday evening. His Worship Moyar Brennan presided. Councillors M. A. Poquet, J. B. Matthew, D. F. McDonald, Capt. D. A. McDonald, C. D. McKinnon and J. F. Sterns were present as was also the Town Council, Mr. C. C. Carlton. ln opening Mayor Brennan extended a 'welcome to the new Council. He said that each had a. great responsibility in helping to guard the money of the citizens and using it to the best ad- vantage. 'l‘hey are simply taking it hand at the wheel us others have done before them. He impressed up- on them the importance of attending all meetings and hoped to sec the Council take hold ol' nil disnissloiis in a. lively manner. The Town Clerk then read the election returns.- Messrs C. D. McKinnon, M. A. Paquet and J. F. Sterns were nominated and were elected by accllmutluii. The minute of the previous regular meet- ings were read and on the Iuotloii of Couiiclllor Paquet, seconded by Coun- cillor Matthew were iipproved. The following hills were then passed for payment. P. M. Hughes $42; Adrian McDonald $1.50. Expense connected with fire at Keefe Building $11.25; Andrew Perry $52; Cecil Townshend $7.50; Charles Piiquet $1.50; Fire De- partment $2.42; John Clieverie $2.25: Joseph Blackett, $1.50. The Captain of the Fire Brigade reported the hin- gine in good working order, hose dry, lanterns, ladders etc iii good order. all the tanks were full with the exception of the one near Dr. McDonald, which contained over six feet of water. The following are the town appointments for.the current year. Town Magistr- ate, Mr. Michael McCormack; '1‘owi- Clerk, Mr. C. C. Carlton; Chief of Pol- lcc, Mr. P. M. Hughes; Special Police- iiien. Messrs Peter A. McPhee, Ronald J. Mclsaac. and It. J. Horne; Pound Keeper, Mr. P. M. Hughes; Assistant Mr. John McNeill, Truaiit Oillcer, M. P. M. Hughes. The Council then pro- ceeded to elect the committees. The following slate was laid before the Council for consideration and on thc Motion of Councillors M. A. Pequot, seconded by Councillor, D. F. McDon- luld, was adopted. Finance, J. B. Mat- hew (chairman), M. A. Paquet. Streets |M. A. Paquet. (clialrinnii). C. D. Me- Klnnon; D. F. McDonald. Sidewalks. D. A. McDonald,_' (Clialrmau) J. B Matthew and J. FJ Stems. Legisla- tloii ond By-Laws, J. I3. Matthew, (Cliulrmon) M. A. Pnquet and J. F. Sterns. Police Depiirtiiieiit, D. A. Mc- Donald; Fire Board. D. F. McDonald; Taiiks and Pumps, C. D. McKinnon (Cliuiriiiuii), D. A._McDona.ld; Steel-- Ligliting, J. F. Stems; Town Proper ty. M. A. Paquet.. The Mayor remind ed the Clialiman of the different Coni- iiilttees that in it few weeks the esti- mates would have to he made out and he asked each one to think the mat- ter over. lie said thiit there was coii sldernble agitation for a new Town ilnll, but did not know whether the Council could entertain the thought of

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gisiliiideraiilvnifgolic the first ii-eatmeiii building on this year or not. He said

that the Towii ivns badly in need of auch ii. building as the old one was nov much delapidatcd. Councillor McDoii- aid thought that the present building was very much out of the way for a Police Stiitloii niid above all for ii. Fire Stiitlon. After considerable discussion on the subject, which was participated ‘n hy Councillors J. B. Matthew. C. D. Matthew, C. D. McKinnon, J. F. Stems and D. F. McDonald, a. committee com posed ot' the Mayor. Councillor M. A. Paquet and Councillor J. F. Sterns. was ,appointed and D. F. Mclloiiiild. it committee composed of the Mayor. Councilor lli. A. Pnquet and Council- lor J. F. Sterile, was appointed lo in qulre into matters iii connection wlil' the New Town Building and to re- port nt the special meeting held for that purpose on Merch 22. ’l`hc meet- ing then ndjourned.*

WON'T LET AMERICAN OFFICERS ~ SERVE.

j__\d_fall Paper

“In the spring the house- wife’s fancy-

Lightly turns to thoughts

'V of Wall Papering-

We have the agency for the EMPIRE WAIJI. PAPER C0.

and can show you a -large variety of the most serv c-

aiale' paper Made in Can- a a. .

In commemoration of the

part the British Empire is

_ taking in the present war.

0 ...W,.=“iif.§2.2°i.;‘ii;‘i;: r o u

pubic halls. _

WASHINGTON. March 5.-United states Secretary of War Garrison Lo- ‘ay directed llrig. Gen. Bliss. acting lxici of stuff of the army. to investi- 'uto published reports that Ainei-icuii iillitla otileers were serving with Can idlon ofiicern enlisted for service in ho European war. Wur depiirtnicnt oiliclals ure .louht `ul whether any federal laws forbid u‘litln. olllcers to serve with forclmi roops, but iioiie will he permitted to crve with any of the bclligereiilri if iieaiis con be found to prevent it.

The Depuriineiit ,l1owever, nas nc urisdlcllon over resigned army of- lcers.

S’SIDE MARKETS

Corrected Tuelday.

lerley per bush. 05 to 75¢ iuekwlient per bush 70 to 'i5c. :slfsklns per lb. 14: ilggs pei- doz. _ Zlic. iey, (pressed) per ton $12.00 to $12.50 lay, (loosm por ton $10.00 to $10.50 tides, per lb. loc 'lets (black) pei' bush _56c. *ata (white) per bush Bile toller Mill Flour per 100 lbs

$3.25 to 88.50

Potatoes per bush Me. Purnipe per hush. lille 'lamb polls (each) 60 to 'lee Wool pei- lb._ 80c. ivliest per bush -1.00 to $1.50

_ is the time to see

our samples and 1 place your orders

Ltd

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Montague Mor\\88l-16. P E I

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(Bpnial to the Guardian)

CHICAGO March 10 -Wheat, No. 2

N0. 4 White. ?0c.; A. 70*/éc. Oats, No.

Barley, 70c.; A, 84c. Timothy, $4.55;

Straw (per ton) 36.00 Hey. pressed, (per ton) $14.00

Wheat (per bushel) $1 00 to $1 25

Barley 'ro io

Tub Butter (per lb.) Potatoes (por bushf) Turuips (per bush.)

Hides

Uoifsklnn . dee! (lb.) 'I to Rc Sausages (lb.) . 15;

750.

24o. 306 15c 106. 171

Fill ii|Vii]iiliiS Pill]

The following is 1 nat- of com-

panies which have paid dividends on account for 1914. Moat of these com- panies expect to pay additional divid- end later: Spring Park.. .... .... .....10 Prince Albert.. .... .`....10

(More soon)

Rayner International declared 40

paid . . . . . . . . . .......20

R. J. McNeill Co, cash 50. stock Bi Rayner Stonehurst Silver Fox

Co. paid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...20-

Rayner Clarks & Harlow Fox

Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .paid .Zi

B, I . Rayner, West Gore

N.S . . . . . . ... ....paid 102

thick Prince Fox Co.. . . . . . . .paid .50 .-iieral Fur Farms, Ltd. . . .paid 1': mont Edward. . . . . . .. . paid 10 (With additional 10 p. c. soon) vurray Harbor. . . . . . . . . .. .cash .30

(More soon)

'pton.... cash, 10

(More soon)

vestmorelaud Silver & Patch

Co.. . . . . . . . . .cash 35, stock, 70

=llver 'l‘lp.... . . . . . . . ...ca.sh 15

(Added three pairs)

'uperlal Silver Black Fox Com- pany, Ltd., Montague. . . . . . . . .. .15 (added three pairs to ranch and old securities for balance due on sale of foxes which when col- lected will enable them to puy au- other .. .. ........l0 p.c 'riipaud Fox Company.. .. cash, .4\ vlllow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. casi New London Fox and Farm Landi- .td.. 200 p. c. cash, nod more later. togal .. .. .. .. 1+ Dundas 50 cash and 300 stock Silver Fox Rniicliiiig Co . . . . . ... 20

(Half of yez\i"s product ‘added to

lircetiln: stock) *cal River Ltluek Fox tio.. _ . . _ .. . . . 1| (Also 8 pups added to ranch) Jlsmond.... togers Paton.... ......1\

(More later)

The Freeland Silver Black Fox Co .td., has paid a. dividend of 50 pe nt t it

B . Ill B OC . The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co ~as paid a 30 per cent cash dividend -ut of ii declared dividend of 110. An -ldltional num will be paid after the :enernl meeting on Dec. 8.

(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend) 'ure Canadian Sli. Blk Fox Co., 40 and 35 per cent later. tichmond Boy Fox Co., 20 per cent

(More later.)

'rovliieial Silver Bleek Fox Co., 40 per cent cash. with more to follow later.

Sovereign S. B. F. Co.. cash. . .....15

(From 4 piilra)

i-lartford D. S. Fox Co..... .......25 Peerless......

and balance after January lst.)

Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox

Co., Ltd.... .... ...B0 (With 00 or 70 later)

Hackett S. B. F. Co.,...... ....1'

(and two foxes added to stock) iagic Fox Co . . . . . . . . . . ....Gt

(ln addition to stock dividend o 100 p. c.)

harlottetown S. B. Fox Co. . . . . . ..1i~ (Also ten foxes added to ranch)

iedeque Fur Farming Co., Ltd.....1' llenaladale Silver Black Fox Co. 10|

(50 p. c. cash 50 p. c. stock bonus

"lie Bldeford Fox Co. Ltd.......20t-

(100 p. o. cash-paid 35 p. c.; bal ance, 65 p. c., will be paid soon 100 p. e. in stock.)

leechgrove .. ...15 lainllton S B Fox Co ..20 lurray River .15 iassachnsotts . ......10 it. Herbert Silver Black and Patch

Por Co. .... .. ......17

\ E McLean, Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . ...2l0

(Cash and stock. Reduced capital from $25,000 to $17,500 per pair by adding six pairs to the ranch.)

}QNGiNG Q BARS

DEAFN E.r.r 1

CO LD Q H EAD QATAR R O QU|CKLV, RELIEVED IYTHE LD 131;, nAnsriA1.i.'s_. on Annu .rNui='i='

¢ Af ALI-DIVE ITORII OR SENT PII.

MID BY CN. RUTH |V¢\.U.lVlllN|\-CHD

A For _Sales e

"The undersigned offers for sale e

good business stand situated at Kin- lock. Lot 57, containing one food of land, with a good shop 26 by 40 feet in else. dtted up for general store, e good warehouse adjoining and a stable on the premises; all in good or- der and repair and ready for business. The shove property will be sold low.

Apply to undersigned.

GEORGE FORlS3»

Rod. *I 53% A $15370 No 2 Hard

sus. A silica com. N... 2 veiiow, ~e 0 S w t

72556., No 4 Yellow, ii9%e.; A, 70}§¢_;` -

'lumens-

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A $6.50. Clover. $101 A, $13.75. P k, . _ -fm L-» or mb- =»= -. =$’-io. 2£:¢.‘.t‘;'.'.t.-‘..i‘.;.~.:‘;;f.':.»‘?.‘..;.i;;'.‘- :2f.;.- .‘;.‘.::..Z.‘::-;

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822: li.’»’.i‘.'.‘i.‘ - g iii: Buy A Gray Marine

een fi-r do--ni _ 25-- » ‘ ' why because it ache simpiesiandmost $35? i’,§‘.§§°f.,_‘,"°‘ “’°’ 53; powérfui Gasoline Engine of its size in Chicken; ' 11 gg 13c_ ` the W0!`ld. _ Buckwheat ` nic. _ Write for Catalogue and prices all

_ sizes from 3 to 50 h. p. ,

` I Extras of all kinds kept in stock.

Stanley, Shaw & Pearden Sole Agents for P. E. L_

GUARANTEE. \

i We guarantee our engines to develop more than full

rated power, to be free from defects ln workmanship and material, to be exactly as represented in every res- _ poet, and will replace any engine not according to our

. representation or any part broken through defective ma-

terial froe of charge to you, provided said engine or part

is returned charges prepaid for examination.

This docs not apply to repairs or replacements neces-

sitated -by neglect,.abuse or natural wear.

Gray Motor Company Detroit, Michigan

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_ important Announcement

THE GUARDIAN PROMOTION EDITION is

undoubtedly the most important publicity work ever undertaken for the advertising abroad of the advant- ages, resources and opportunities offered by Prince Edward Island. r

The Guardian desires that this edition be

thoroughly representative of the Island’s men of action.

It is possible that many who might desire a re-

presentation in the work may not be reached by The Guardian canvassing representative. The Guard- ian will be pleased to furnish full information to those making inquiries. ~

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Our magnificent new stock of

WALL PAPERS are now open for inspection. We are told (and We think so ourselves) that we have the finest line ever shown in Char- lottetown, beautiful designs and colouring' in-Drawing Room, Par- lor, Dining Room and Kitchen Papers Elaborate Borders to match---All double Rolls (16 yards.) We represent the largest and most up-to-date factory in Canada.

A beautiful range of Qat-

meals, Ingrains, Gilts, Embossed and Plain Papers. -

Let us show you our new 1915 Samples-

papers to suit all people-prices to suit all purses.

We sell the “Stick Fast” Dry Paste, the

greatest cold water paste known, made instantly with cold water, for paper hanging, putting on labels, making up scrap books, mounting photographs.. kindergarten work, oiiice, factory, school and home use, and for pasting of every description. Sold in l lb packages 15 cents.

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