3 .

'I-Yell dit. hair

assoit a young

one smell nd. ~\eanse

E2;

oil and

you have

your hair

ho have been

N* _ _

sndliizs mi was .1 _'ipoints'-lair pi.

lustrous. fluffy and shnndanialfenee.

besutiiying the heir, Dsndm-

every partiale of dand-

eleaases. puriiles and invigorstee scalp, forever st0Pl>\Ill itching ialling heir, but what will pleehs- mostwillbeaiterniewweels' of Dsnderine, when you will actu-

ally see new hair-ilne and downy at

faded, hy, brit*-ll 0|' `

UBB

hair first-yes-but really new heir ‘grow-'

sll over the scalp. If you care pretty, soft hair. and lots of it;

surely get a 35 eent bottle of

_agent il.i._B0\lris.f!.1is 'Moe _ ‘- ii ' ~ - "~ -"is the eem¢w'v~s»t'~iosei- loiitsgue.

surprise awaits; partic-

Knowlton’s Danderine from any

store or toilet counter and just try

drug

MARITIME

TELEGRAPIT

AND TELEPHONE

6 PER CENT

CUMULATIVE

CDNVERTIBLE

PREFERRED

STOCK

i Utilizes telephone wires simultaneous-1

telephoning.

Nova Scotia and Pnnce Edward lslnn worth while

Twice the amount earned on money

placed upon deposit with banks.

Unpaid dividends upon such stocks ac-

cumulate from year to year and must be paid before dividends on common sto:ks.

the boider.

Preferred as to dividend and afier the

bonds as lu assets.

_Par value $io. Price $lo.2o per share yielding neai|y6 p. c. ou the money in~ vested.

-F. B. McCURl)Y & C0-

Hemhera Montreal Stock Exchange.

Halifax. Nontrcal, St. John, Oltswa, Sherbroolir Kingston, Sydney. Charlottetown. Montreal, bt. John's. Nfld.

ly for llie purpose of telegraphing and

Controls all the telephone Companies in

May be exchanged for an equal amount _

of Common Stock st par al any line by

'MARITI Mil PROVINCE SECURITIES.

_(Quotations Furnished by F. B.

Curdy & C0., Stock and Bond Brok- U_ S_ steel

ers, Members Montreal Stock change, Charlottetown.

Banks.

Ask.

British 155 Commerce I

Montreal

Nova Scotia

Royal

214; 2341 2645 221

lbw-l...ueous.

Acadia Fire

Acadia Sugar Pld ‘~ - Y

Do. ord

Brandram-Henderson Com. 30 C. B. Elec. Com. 80 East. Can Sav. &i Loan 140 Eastern Trust 150 Halifax Fira 100 Haw. Pure Wool Tex Pfd. with bonus Com, stock.

100 L03 70

100

Maritime Telephone Com.

Do.Pld.

N. B. Telephone

North Atlantis Fisheries

Pfd. with stock bonus 100

N, S. Car lst Pld. 94

Do. 2nd Pid. Do. 3rd Pid

Do. Com.

N. S. Clay Works Pfd.

Do. (Tom. 40

Nova Scotia Fire 100 Stanfielrls Pid. 105

Do. Com. '10

Trinidad Cons. Tel. Com. 40 Trinidad Elec. 73

84 102 110

69 4-4 22 94

Bonds,

Brandram-Henderson 6's 971

C. B. Elec 5’s 951 Chronicle 6's 101 Hew. Pure Wool Textile 6's.

with bonus 102

Maritime Telephone 6's 108 N. S. Steel lst Mort. 5's fi-il

Do. Dehenturc stock 100 Porto Rico 5's 931 Btanflelds 6's 1025

NEW YORK STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by F. B.

Curdy & f` r., Stock and Bond Brok» ers, Mem`h.';`J Montreal Stock Ex-

change, 164 Richmond St., lottetown, P.E.I.

if ‘ ` ` ` High Low

_ _ April 23.

/' 1011 101 §

7 5

Sugar; 311 311 311

' 77| 7 77

0 69 691

;. 244. 243; 2431

Reading Y Rock Island '

Southern Pnciflc

MC- Union laciiic

1641 21-Q 99i 154

62 ' 1084

1642 21} 100; 1542 62!

E1- U. S. Steel Pld 1081

Utah Copper 532

Bill. 154 zlzll 2335 2531 220

MONTREAL STOCKS.

High

Brazilian Traction A

Detroit No Sale _ Dom. Steel Corp'n 51 501 Minn. & St. Paul (Soo) Montreal Power No Sale N. S. Steel & Goal Com No Sa

98 100

G0 Shnwinigan

25 Spanish River Com 63-64.

Toronto Ry Twin City

Brick Textile Com. 881 88 Spot 12.00 down 5.

77 136 14'; 98

COTTON

80 10" High Low 106

1150 l155 1 l20 1122 1118

1139 1146 1114 1116 1112

May July October

December January

98 80 60 4') 1'l

3" GRAIN & PROVISIONS. U 90 102 63 32

High Low

May Wheat July Wheat May (‘orn May l‘orlf_ Moy Laid

93 92? 552- 1957 1097

91§ 91

558 1050 1005

93 99

Corrected for every Wednesday

mo Saturday issue.

105 oz; 98

Eggs

Turnlps Potatoes

92) Pork 91 to 100 Beef 5

Dressed heel

Chicken ‘Turkeys

Geese Fowl Ducks

Outs (wh-ltr) Oats (black) Hay (loose)

Hay, pressed

Straw

Buckwheat

Wheat r-sits Hldle

Calfskins

Butter

p-sv* QU

luv- T

Chor-

S11

101;

.__.l__.l__

Saturday issue.

_Oats (white) 33 Oat (black) 40 Bork ~

Butter 3°

Fowl leach; 50

bill. I4

TDM.)

sa; _ as ,

diese.

SUMMERSIDE MARl~I ETS

|1010

42 to 44

to $12

$9 to $11

CHARLO'I"l‘E'l‘0WN MARKETS

Corrected for every Wednesday

to 40_

Straw. (ner tim) $5.50 to $6.50 Gay. (per ton) $12 to $15 , d ll. 17 Eggs per o to sz Chicken (lb) 12

to 80 eras

ge _ IS S

_iwssg 85 "Sstnng ,

sooosnn-on noci~rii.f~-_,;

lsig 21; 99| 1541 621 1081

_su 501 134;

146 105 64} 881

1 146 1146 1117 `

1117 1112

92; 931 55!

1050 1095,.

and

18 is

20 11 2 to 7

SS es:

12_ _ 15 lo

84.50 _

il 60

to lui

11 ll

to C4

and

to 42

11*

T'-0.18

to 14

"1 v

usunvnns

_ ...°rr pus ie suv is

...°‘l'. GORDON NIB

agent illfsiontsllle. His ls iii, *sd residence phone

' ...vin io. Jonnm

that Fred MacFarlane, of Lani gan, jogether with another man whose e could not be ascertained, lied lfnm drowned while crossing a creek somewhere between Invermay and Slluhn. \fr. MacFarlane left at the hsfU_'nning of the week to gather up some horses around the country, and nothing more was heard until 'the sad news was received by wire about five o’clock Wednesday after-

covered. and identified _by papers found i`n the pockets. Lanigan, Sash, Standard. The Fred MacFarlane re- ferrci‘._"to in the above was a son of Mr. George . MacFarlane of Bourla, 1'. l~l. 1., and went west five or six ycnrs pgo. He was bend of the Lani- gan I-lorse Trading Co. He leaves to mourn' a widow also his father and mother now living in Lanigan and two brothers and two sisters. Last year his sister was nlmost drowned at Waterolls, Sask., and the young mnn who succeeded in saving her life lost his own.

___._.

EASTERN PEITSUNILS `

...‘Mr. F. D. McDonald, George-

town,_P. E. I., was registered at the Norfolk Hotel, New Glasgow, N. S., on Monday last. '

_ SUEEESS

To be successful it is always wise

to watch the success of others. For more than half a century we have .been identified with the Market Gar- den _ Business, planting, growing `marketing, with what measure of success we leave the public to judge, and our long experience should he worth something to the seed buyer and planter. _ -Farmers and others requiring veg-

I' Lnooli, '_that the bodies had been dis-

In _ _ _

Rivhvliw & 01\t°ri° 115i 1141 -B9i»~1-semen seeds _wnl ima it to own- sn-

las

vantage to plant Gay's seeds. When in town call in and select your re- quirements, it is not good policy to haveuthe ground waiting for seeds better to have them on hnnd. Farm- ers h`_ave your vegetable garden, the pleasure, profit and health derived irorr."a mixed garden, more than pays for the outlay, ten times over.

A little planning ahead and this

can he accomplished. Hardy seeds for first. planting in the open ground comprise:-Peas, Beets, Carrots, On- ions; Lettuce, Radish, Spinach, 'Fur- nips,{fl'arsnips, set onions, Shallots. Cabbage, Sweet Peas, etc., etc. J.J. Gay; &, Son, Charlottetown, East end of Market, next to Saunders & Newsonfs Meat Market.

4-ZlMmth2iEm2i.

-w_I~`11'rmwAsH Fon scanner..

»~BERLIN, April 23.-Parliament is to appoint a commission to inquire into the armaments scandal but it is *lyeiieysd that it will he a more or less whitewnsh affair.

WllMlN’S MUST SUBGESSFUI.

MEITIGINE

Known All Over The World

-Known Only For The Good lt Has Done.

_We knowoi no other medicine which hssbeen so successful in relieving the suffering of women, or received so many genuineitestimonials, as _has Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound.

1” “UTY e\_1_ery community you will

W0men for the past illyeass.

N. B._~l have '

abdomen slid sm!

there and often meals s

must charge

...°sAn naurlis.-os rrlesy, Am the 18th. sites A slldrt' illness the _isa un. o.a. ri-an was isle eo me

The funeral was from Bt. Andrews

`iioR'NxNe'nAn1' new 0|, h , mb- E T1. ..i.._ Alma.-

» » f she* mentisr. U BS

dian°_csn be obtained at W. A. J_0ha_- 'yhqux Q35 I very 1q»`:° :¢,¢¢n¢1¢n¢¢, is ap_\lilied to ii sore, or a

_ '»_. “U” - The Rev. David Wright, assisted bv~1k1n drums, it __i;toPs the h

_, _ ,___ _ .

‘ th R . Mr. Hiller-' d ted tb 'lhat is Why Chl T0” “W °“°

""TIm ' HORNING “Aus °““`.' se:vic:.v On the Kham uiibilowind. “T Z“'“'B“*- Th” °““ “°"M" » . . mi Q,,¢'q”` 1;' ‘f disn can be Obie-llled at H. J. lie- _“nl th, 3|.; 3; gud,"-| Chm~¢h the science ot the thing. All -they =-;<__'.j’“'j; lqphpal, . Teresllf _ *V9* ‘ _; -_ _'. b0l|'l 5011118- "nf gggln Hllend tt; cvgpllowlng, the know is that Zam-Bllllk lt0Dl l_illel.\£_, _"‘_ `_ ' __ lggdan, Ill- . `_ _ _- _ . _'~...\._ -'»'_

1 -it ‘ ” ` ..--- - ~- --~-" " ' " _ . _

‘ E oeciui bl eu iuesi-sl oi eh late vain. Mothers 511°" WW' °\'8 ~~___- 1,.-_~_;»=»-A -1 _- __._. , . .,_g»ygMs.~._»_

"°°suPsoRmE‘Rs “mlm nm' ‘ llr. O?nB.eFi~Tiser°‘who only surerived this- ' _ " ` ` ' . _A 1 ._.~-ru. "°°k °t t'° W". un mu “"7 his wife live days' He died on Bah- AKD-TIL AB 90°" M z“m“B“‘ 1" W' 'ii `:.; `;~.°.'_,,$\ " have reid for has expired and thus buh morning QM “I bmed 0,, pnsd eo .1 wound or to a diseased. " i ,_ T - _ ~», ._ 1'-~ ~

I A llesir . t 1-it E

dat* _._ of lsr. Fraser there goes one oi the face are o _ _ _ _ _- _ __ _e ~ _

land marks oi the village He came llmlthy tiS5“° 1° ‘l“i°k-E7 l°"“°d Tm' , , . _

`\ EP ; e M e l sie _ lei-ming of fresh liesleiiy tissue from __ _

...°sA1> nsownlno.-News cams ,fe 833 ‘;§:°b;‘;@§°¥_1n_l:wY§;_'_° fffn below is Zam_Bu,,.,, um, 0, ,,,,,m,‘_ _ . _ _ _ ‘to h°$ °“ wmueaday stumqon McLean started business together as U0 5155"” “"5 l°"“°d 1° '°"k°d “V ' i

carriage builders and were partners for over 20 years._ Mr. Fraser mar- ‘ried a iew months after coming to Montague. His wife was Miss Han-_ nab B. Simmons. Her two brothers are still living, Mr. John Simmons of Marshfield and Mr. George Sim- mons of Charlottetown, and both were present at the funeral on Fri- day. Mr. Fraser was s skilful work- man and prospered. _He bought the farm where he resided and during his spare time he cut down the trees and

terest in every progressive move- ment. I-lc agitated and did not rest until 11 grammar school was estab- lished ill thevillage. He was fur many ycnrs first lieutenant of the Montague Battery and wus ordered to the Northwest during the rebel- lion but the order was countermand- ed a few dnys later. He was is keen politician, il life-long Liberal. He was a devoted member of the Presbyter inn Church, and was one of those who labored and did not rest till the congregiltion wus organized. Later he became one of the Elders, and to- day one of his sons Mr. John Fraser is treasurer of the congregation and another Dr. D. Roy is president oi thc Young Men’s Guild. Of those who were at the organizing of St. Andrew's Clnlrch only three remain in this village Senator Robertson who donated the land, Mr. George Whiteman and Hon. John McLean. Mr. Fraser is survived by nine child- ren. seven sons and two daughters. His absence leaves n blank in the village life that cannot be filled.-B.

LATEST EHUM THE THEATHE

‘B. F. KEITH'S

l NEW YORK TI-IEATREB.

A glance over the names of artists to appcaljvin the tremendous sh`ow`

atre for the week of April 28th will very readily convince the regular vau- devillian that the entertainment will he of the top-notch order. It is a show full of thrilling and sensational features, with plenty of comedy and n slight touch of dramatic art. ‘

“Mnrty Hogan’s Win” is the title

of a spectacular listic novelty, with sumptuous settings, which will be in three scenes and played by a company of fifteen, including such well known athletes as Nick Bantro and Benny Yanger. The playlet is by Willar_. Mack, who has many other successes now playing throughout the country. The story is interesting and grips one from the very opening with ii fllll fledged ilstic encounter as a sur- prise ilnish. This will he the most sensational prize-lighting specialty ever presented.

Then we have Pat Rooney and Ma-

rion Bent making il grand reappear- ance, welcomed hy everybody. They will present a new version of their happy comedy hit, called, "At The News Stand."

Another name well known and one

that when played on auy'~bill, means standing room at every performance is George Whiting and Sadie Burt. This duet havc_ made a colossal hit cverywhdre, with their brilliant speci- alty, called, "Songsaylngs," with Chris Schonbcrg at the piano. Mr. Austin won., who recently

starred under Mr. Balaseo's manage- ment, will present for' the first time n dramatic play, called, ‘My Friend."_ It is by Willard Mack and is an interesting story, well told, with ru grand moral. Mr. Webb will be supported by a company 'of four

_ _ _,_ .

_On ° Lungs. i.i-:rr rurm iingvsitv

coughs md eoids‘_'yield to

soothing action' of Dr.

‘T.'r.1°»..H" '.".a.*:‘:‘°.i

A _ next for the iirclinse of

at B. F. Keith's Union Square The-'

Wt n 'erful

A E scientist-

opinion that

as a is 8995011 inlury is

Not one

as been found not kill

such

.not miss en hive. ss all news. an ll be ui ni inirs sur- » _` i ducomwnued Nampa’ on “wry Monday afternoon. With the passing Dart-,_ the ces s saegulahde stun “NV _ A S110!! I6l’Il_h._llW¢llll\¢ll

t. surface and literally casts 08

why Zsm-Buk cures are permanent." '

Only the other day Mr. Marsh, of

101 Delorimier Ave., Montreal, sailed u`ou the Zum Bull Co and told them

gloves. Four years ago Zum-Bull' was introduced to him, and ln a few`

he had for twimty~11va years-he is still cured, mid has had no trace of

When purchasing silver

you are sure of dgrnd- T 1 sbiliiy and beauty it is _

This brand, known ss ".§'ilnr1’Iatv that Wun '

assures long service because

‘ it is the heaviest sllvsrplste.

Look f6r the mdelnsrk.

_ sslslvyussisn

ii ' _‘ '

tlletdllieascd tissues above it. _'.l‘his.il,_ _’ 1..°wn.9‘ Ghcc B‘y .

gg” for over twentydlve years he f yltld 6 II. ¢» 'had been a martyr to eclelnn. Hin "

hands were at one time so covered- ' s » ` win. sam om he lisa is sleep »1n I Ellllefllseeursises Co.Lfd. I

months it cured him. Today-over , '~ __ I "_

cleared the land. He took n live in- “F60 _VCBTB "Et" hm cu" °E “ alma” l 'T' adm' N' B' H!" u 'Q

TH ---

_ 4 p.c. bonds due July 19|

f,.

- " Investment Bankers,

any return of the eczema! , . ` ' ' ____ __

All ilrugglsts sell 7ian'i»Buk nt 50c.- ~i l

hex, or we will send free trial box il

vou send this advertisement and ale.; 0 n 0

.lamp (tn nav return posters)-_ - Ad-

dress Zam-Buk Co., Toronto. -

Offers will be ieeelved by

' the undersigned upto june lst

P .

$5000.00 to $10,000 oo (ii ve to ten thousand dollars) of 'lown Permanent work debentures

of 20 years bearing interest at

c a able l 2 earl ac

7Mthstu4wks.

-_,», _

s.w`lil¢»__ Cqponilén. __

- E' iul'i}.i'i'i`i"§'iT"li”.ii?'»i.N.s.

lnves|mcilli..T. ..

Ass (ood Hnnicipel lend.

worthy the ailsntisn ol the eosi- servsiive investor, we suggest _ the recently authorissdilsene ef

Town of Picton 4 lla. e. _De- bsniiires, mstsrlnl sy lst.

|945. _ '

'l‘lie ioiel assesllnvlil °|'||\P_»' iw" 1. sl.iu.sso-'sill 0° nei dehi per capital el pnplls- ' tion only $7.45.

Each Debeniurs bears the sn-

dorsetinn el the Commissioner of Municipal Sinking funds siaiinsi that the ls_ e~ \_l,s_,-lelal. and that prompt ;El0il|'T0i_\_\|!lS' been made for payment ol misr- est snd sinking fund ie retire _ _ lhe issue si maturity. _. _

'The Debentures are in ds- nominaiions of $500 such. ll the price we quoie 1192.17 le.. the investment yields sn even, l've prr cent. return And Tllfl|l¢\‘ information `is readily access- _ ible ai our New Glasgow office or by mail. ‘

5fP -'Py -y y -_ _ . cording to sect. 144 of the Act .L C. MiiCl_iIl1l0ST\ &C0 of Incorporation lglo and the l"¢|'l"l'°‘ "75 _ _ amendments there,0_ Members Montreal S|och_ Exchange

Direct Private Wires

C. C. CARLTON, lllialu. si. anim. Mqpiml, -

f Town Clerk. ‘\ NW 0|"¢°W» "'°‘°"'°.'°"’ .,

M* _ _ _J _ _ M V Q

~;;-2 .;.,_:_>;1;-1;--._-;3I?i-5-_.;~;-;.;-f -_;;.-f;-_=;-, _-i-;~.-;-3,.i~;=-31+;-_=_-_- »-'

. l

pany in the humorous satire of the

Twenty-live eenle.

,,,,,.,,,,_ GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS-

gazlgegtser In-omimiat games .am One cent per word first insertion in this oolumr. hall cent per word

political question, called “'rhe sul _-;-_>-;-3;;;;;;;;;,:_-;-;-;.;.;.;._._._--_-1-T-ii-1 ;-if-LZ-i3-1-in-.-i-L£';£fl-ifli1’-

gms are F;;“33E;;°r'Ard;T; aflanséigti for each conlinuaiion. Cui. must accompany orldr. Minimum chsrll~ lragctte." Lelloy, Wilson and Tom if "

are s. trio of gym-nests, who are cal” _ _ E FOR- SALE-FIVE PAIRS BLACK

specialty. Sylvia is the most perfect woman in the world and will be seen in a series of art studies, Florence Thorpe ls a very pretty girl with a charming voice and a splendid reper- toire of songs. Mr. Edlson’s Talking pictures will enter upon their eleven- th extraordinary week with some of the most sensational subiects ever presented.

_ New YORK HIr>roDRoME.' `

With the advent of spring the num-

hcr ol strangers in New York is daily on the increase and as a result the Hippodrorne patronage is added to at every performance, no matter what the weather conditions may he. The Hippodrome is now so well ad- vertised all over the world that no matter to what nationality he or she may belong, whether from thirnorth or the south or from the Orient or thc Occidcnt, one of the first ques- tions from the lips of the stranger iii New York is an inquiry as to the best way to reach the llippodromc.

This season the visitors are parti-

cularly fortunate, 'because the pres-'

“Tl\a Flowers of the Nations’ makes a special,_appeal to the people who arc fond nf dancing on a spectacular scale. The "Gypsy Life" is the melo-

formance rind at the closin see

erilll things which have preceded it;

The success of this year_"s prodilef

Potatoes d devil vt 0|- _

'&d.` .-

Beef ( 1 vcr lb.

iquartai) per lb

pqlb. (smell

f’°3'S» 83838 8;

Iklills

inches), \one .war n

, fliltlgl '

housework. Apply St. Pnul's rec- tory, 197 Richmond St._6-2311.131.

\VAN'l‘ED-A GIRL T0 LEARN

dressmnking. Apply to Della Coady, 37 Pownal St. 4-221\l3ipd.

THE DANBURY HOSPITAL GIVES

a 21 years’ course in training to girls of good family and education who have attained the nge of 20. Students are lodged, boarded and have their laundry done free of

_ charge and are allowed $8.00 ii month the flrst_ year _and 12 a month after that for books anduni- forms. Apply. to Superintendent, Danbury Hospital, Danbury, _C‘on~ necticutt, U. S. A. 42lMll:no.

EXPERIENCED MAID WANTED. Apply 174 Ke3e_§_t.______ 451__s_lvlel.

WANTED AT FALCONWOOD ONE

laundry maid, 2 women cooks. Ap- Ply tO_Ur. Goodwill. 4_-Llitl. WANTED A CTRL T() WORK UN

the range. Apply Queen llotci. ____,_ - _*_* __1_______ _L _4i1_5N“_f- WANTED AT ONCE FOR COUNTRY __store, first class miliiller, also nn -a=Q'=_f_is=n°°\!___==;\1_¢=_1f1§=L.__ __ _ *:1_81'_f»i-

ent production entitled "Under Mnny"‘WANTED”'-0 GIRL FUR GENER-*L Flags" outclasses any ol ‘its prede- \10“l°W0fk~ APPTY Bt 200 Prince ccssors. The wonderful ballet entitled- ' S*-~ 4'19M5l-

| pus

'_ -_§‘l‘}__§5_E;*L ____

dramatic "punch" in this year's per- HORSE FOB STLE .SUITABLE FOR

farm. Apply .ill Fitzroy 1-31.

en' e 1 elle: Pl n;i°[` ' 'T'22M‘“

ls s ec ac e are seen " un --»--~---~--~~-~ - --v-~ ~~-- '

Horses" and their dare-devil ridornsi-‘FOR .BALE_SH0nTH0RN BULL- 2

- The mml tameau is entm°d_..Th-8 years old. Horace L. Vessey, Little

Court of the Crystal Fountains," 1._.__ __

” .and inasmuch as the celebrated tank FOR BAL-E'*5000 BUSHELS POTA-

ls used in this scene, it becomes ii toes. (reds. whites and Mclntvrvsl. seeing enmnx to elle series ol wana-"‘-‘ A'i>i>_lv,to J-J. Lacey. Swv 'fraca-

__Y0_llt. 4-Z3M3lE3i.

die _Cross Farmerfs Institute, stut-

__in`g_-h_ighest_ price. - 4~22M3i.

_ _ tion muse be attributed to nr, _.\_ri.n,, ;eUsl.1c`1uo'r1oN .rr Klilfnnirn-

anw o hnvg been rum;-adm "'~` ‘ -' ~~ J' ur Voegtlin, Mr. W. J. Wilson, llrf -- erly, North Wiltshire, on Monday

hythis famousmedi ° e.. Almost ‘ - Carroll Fleming 'and Mr. Manuel April 28, at one o’l lr, tn (1: woman you meet litiws of the “i ' , _ Klein, who are now already busily glowing 25 head of ciiiitle, 3 egengr. goodie, }msbeend°in3.mqn¢_mf__ V -._--4 .` “__ , _g' engaged in p1_-eparations for._ ne:l‘:t°l~s.l purpose horses. John Stewart,

V A however ellshli should never. Y°°~"“ P"°d"°u°“" T ‘ " A ' -A“°-u°.“°“`- 4'2 - ’ 1 . ,_... M... .....l.. #Q--1-'»*---. .....» ' “'

.'°‘. U “_ "lla *NW E” uomsanl snnawrs 42123,” fg ffn,§“_Q QUANTITY 0** m ul pmbmw’ ‘°°‘l'>"'° ' \ "* ' 2 Co' Ltd ici- sill: “Alun BERT; FT:

_- .__ __ _ _ _ ., ., _ yo _ _

pntunenis; hi$ms,.li__i-\»__._soaie nemeses t;r.tevirs Ili nelwsr, M. n., _sec-'l~reas.', B0,

3M2iElbpd

_i5°_»_Q‘?_'l‘lt,*;°_t_°_"P- 5-23 Miti-

ron sans:-'ran 1=°oL1.ow1No`v`vn.i. 17° "ld DY Private sale: Mahogany bookcase, solid mahogany 1-able, (52

d1`°\>6. o e very

_lure inn plan blue cook stove.

to .lm 'r o

Ielhnd

U. cllrrant

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ed, “Three Crazy Men from Frisco, '__._l_ _H . W . .~_.~.~- foxes, also fifteen pairs blue l0le'5‘. and will keep you screaming with WANTED A GIRL WITH SOME Snap, Write or phone HI. B. Weeks, their comedy antics. Joseph Her- ¢¥P0l`i€!1C0 TOP léefleml h0\15€W0¥'\<- Fredericton, P. E. I. 4-23ME6lpd. bert, Jr., and Lillian Goldsmith will APDTY 25 PFTIICE St. 4‘19M5lP<1- _' ` '

EWS FROM I-IALIFAX-YOU CAN

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05" a “OV” °i°B“‘€ “nd d°“°‘“€ WANTED. A MAID FOR GENERAL obtain one ol .elle bssutliul Perry

Pictures in oak frame for only 2512. Here are a few' of the subjects: "The Shepherdess," “Good Shep- herd," Plus X, “Song of the Lark," "Deer Family,"- “Christ and the Doctors," "Spring," etc. We are collectors of old stamps and will send you your choice oi these pictures free if you can send us any old used stamps. The Royal Art. Co., Box -831, Halifax. N. S. _ , _ ________lH_3l_'!?§:’e!P§: FOR SALE-RUBBER TIRED RUN-

nbout at il bargain. Rohin’s Livery Stable, Kent St. ,4`-_2lnl__t_l.

FOR SALE, ADAM'S GASOLENE

engine 35 h. p. Apply to Geo Vick- erson, 262 Euston St. _ 4-l2M18ipd.'

FARM FOR SALE.-36' ACRES OF

land on corner Brackley Pointmnd Bt. Peters Roads. .If notlltild ber fore will on first day of may 1915. et public auction. Apply A

Page. Woodstock. N- O.

_ f4|_-‘_¢`!:!:!_»4"§”°`~ _ Fl'llll~lONS WISHING PLEASANT

rooms and board in n. good local- ity will do well to write Kin care

__of (lun_|1li_n_ll.___ 4-2311161. ARENA nlNK OFFICE wI1.L_ BE

open on Thursday and Fridhy even- il1KS.lr0m 7 to 8. Patrons ‘will

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ovo dates. `The management will not lie responsible for any skates left there nltcr Friday evening, Al»ri1__25_ell_.4_W__ _ 6,-za Msi._ 'ro 'rlll-I 1iU11I.1o_-Now THAT 'rr-1111 lrrice of horse shoeing is all -- tho snlnc have your horses shod- at the old reliable shoi:r's David.-Alfblng, l<ene__se_ e2z_l_a_:i_lpd.

STORAGE FOR SLEIGHS.-We. have room_ for about 50"slcigl1li. ` I-llgll and dry. Enquire at B'e'voy`~`_l-louse.

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ANYONE WANTING AN lilXPlllB\ ienced fox rancher with six-years

at exgfrience, apply to !'M.»”, _suse

uar sn. 4-ZQEILE E .

N0’l‘ICE--ANY PEBBOBL' SHWG. £0 Purchase foxes apply ' "I, ,_»_1B_. Thomas, Csscuinpee,_P. .‘ 1.1 '

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pl'cas'e call for their skates dn ish”

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