Mf“,’f1"»1915 _ , _ _ _ __ THE cHAsLo'.uul0wN GUAR_9I_AN *_ _ W __ ,_ alas ri-lions 5

I' '“"' . SPiElllllll Sillll-llll lllilllii

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' ‘ ' (Continued from mg. ,Ml BASEBALL nl=:sUl.rs, Moy 1. -_ . s._l-- 'l~i»`: --ni,

_ .H8 renflga-ed th h §lill,0l;B| llg§I88l.l`e cgi B<;)ston,Boston 11 . ' ” '_

. ~--'april J 8 mon L at total aostl- ew or . t tts urg. Pittsburg L _ _ ,, - ` 1 ., nence and purity in their living were 8 St. Louis 4. _ At Cincinnati, Cincinn- L Q3 ‘3 4 ‘U _ " ‘ _ R ._ 5 K M ~.. »

. ‘ ‘» _ ' essential to success in the work which ati 9. Chicago 2. American -at New ' ~ f ` _ '

‘ they were about to undertake. - York Boston 5 New York 3. At Phila- ~

The Prsmlsr said it seemed but s. delphla Philadelphia 4. Washington 1

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. _,_ _. ‘»--_ ~V \ short while ago since they said good- at Detroit. Detrol 11 St. Louis 2.

_ j- __ _ bye to the men who were leaving tor- Federal League--at Baltimore, Pitts- _ _ \@;. I *ig Sal the front, and now their arms were Lburg 10 Baltimore 9 nt Newark New- . . 1

_ (Qu _`-=4>_ striking direct blows against the 109'; ark 5 Clllcago__4 at Brooklyn, Bl-ook. _ _ . . ._ ¢

of the Empire. The part that tho pre.; lyn 4 Kansas City 1. international -

\ sent men were now going to play was At Providence, Providence 4 Toronto ‘ I, _ S l f-_ just as important in its way, and just £2. At Jersey City Montreal 10 Jersey - »

v ___`\ 2 ,{‘___$ as essential, ss any service they mlEh_t 'City 8, At Richmond, Buffalo 8 Rich- . ~_..- s . t.°..°‘:.‘:.°.“.:';’:’“ :r.ls;1s“::. :.“‘ “‘°““ 3' N" “°'““ r

- L1' - . a ma er ' his

_ - ~.~.-§<i' of pride to all that the province was f.: :This war is doing an enormous a. .

~ capable ot’ furnishing relay after re- mount towards encoul'Bl§lll§.l€ll- dflllli' , 1

0 o lay of men who had the courage and ing all over the world, sndit looks as ' .

. e (s;rell}i`gthEg>wt}f;ke gptarénsllll defence fgollgh in ctlvuntrles when; tea has _

. , < - , e . Q e sand Wag o now een more or ess an ex-

, ~ not at the point of exhaustion in the‘.ll9l'll'l1€l1l 01’ H luxury lt will in the

5_|h°I¥v3l.a supply 'of' volunteers. Thi-Qnghoni nit near future be in a fair way of be- '

H IS Canada, he "iq, the,-9 was B Belles coming n national beverage. Once at

Tycos fever Thermometers are as fine instruments as money and.-experience

can produce. We have them with the new, Safety case and with Nickel case chain and pin both kinds in half, one and two minute thermometers with certificate.

i Special prices to nurses and doctors.

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. y63I'. I of 'armed camps of splendid men who *WC* 9- “I-519 f0l' U59- Hllfl ll.Wlll CONN; . I . C 7 1 C ', It WGS Sel€Cl¢d by an ex. . were inspired by the great achieve: *O Silly. The Russians have of coure 'S3f€ty C385 C

pert fisherman from leadin

tackle _houses in Englang and United States. It is the . best that money could buy and is not effected in price by the war., _lt incl§lCl_¢S+.Rods, Reels, Lines, askets, Flies, Gut 1lélg0gl<§. Casis, Lalnlditng 1;Iets, ‘f ails. . -ws. e s. e c- '

See our. $1.00 Rods.

E. A. Foster

Cel'itr'al" Drugstore ' l Sunnysi e

e Co umbla

We have a size and style

Columbia Grafonola here now, that w_lll exactly suit your requirements-t h e price too is sure t0 Please you. ~- I

Call, see and .hear the

~ Columbia G_ra_fonola to-day. you’ll be paid in pleasure.

A Toombs,

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BAIT AND ICE REPORTS. "'QUl~:ENsl>on'l‘. May 5-- llelflng source today. no ice. ) _ gsotmls. Moy 5.- East l 01"* tm' ports ice, eastern const large flllllll S-t' os loose ice lobster rope. HOW 0\l¥. i - lxtefs steamer off Souris today ll I se ice, no bait. r =i\lvlllnns'r ll/inrloll. May --- easunt Bay filled with lilo. ollslvrly ' nd prcvolllllg keeps loc in. YHW llflf' r lg reported ot Etunildllliorll.

Y no o e

officer or private, carried the same

from that wnr, when it wns over, the

great price that had been paid. The ed- New hind ‘lilies 801119 Yfllllll I0

men oi' Cnnada ;0.da_v 'hall been lrlell come into full bearing, and young gsr- no doubt, what thc Legislllture in I

alld had proved to the world that they delhi? reilglfe i0 bf; treated tenderly tenllled. | ff I . 0

were possessed of lhlll ,mme coum e_ at rs . course hlna could. if she T 0 Dlll lltl S l1l‘€' llll EXtl`€l-Pr0vlll- M lc M M G B d that some nndmlmed lm,-Seve,-allgce would, produce countless millions, but cial corporation which his-orgiing to' a e 1

_ and l,llll..l.,g lenaclly llmt llall always unless British grown tea goes to ah- the pleadings, as already stntell, cur- '

clinrnctel-iged me Bl-lllsll l-ace_ solutely prohibitive prices there is not ried on business ill this Province 0 9

1" “H i" -miii. .sf "ls ““l‘"f°”’°‘”"‘\Better Crops---Use Our. Fertilizer f

responsibility and would take uwny

slime glory for work well done, for the __ (C

highest service that fell to the lot of

dertakillg, and they would ull do their

to only at few, they should all remem- ber that, “Not once nor twice but many times in this fair lslulld’s story. (C) the plith of dulv was the path of

` Mayor Sterns in a few remarks con- /

_ - pl ' physical fitness and their exemplary colldllct. He thought they were a

happenings of the past few weeks . lllilst thrill every truc Cnliiidian heart, und tend to stimulate recruiting. Ile. advised- them all to kill as many Ger- mans as they could, ami if they could

tiilnadian killed. (Cheers) Tho Ger- »

malls had never shown mercy, and he A, sdvisell thcm°all never to let any Ger- 2' S

Colonel Stewart also spoke shortly mmm

Mr M ’l" Lambs, Springfield, was

who enlisted from Charlottetown is `lllllell_ here from St. John on furlollgh. ‘ln me

in the city Saturday and returned to noted

visit to Springfield, Mass. He expects mlmbe

to Charlottetown Saturday. and to

l ing if

Charlottetown Hoj NZM !,lgoY.Alt‘llQli_ , terms: completely recovered s ‘hor horns ' Statut

-.-_...~~.. -»-~=-.--A-»--=----=-A--=-f»--=--=-- --‘- gr-umm

Gures Biliounsess

T Prevents llriglll’s Disease on

:Mr. Colin M. Kiel. Cralghurst. §_lll1' coe county. Ontario. Wl`ll°°- My mother and 'I have .both used DI; Chassis Kldne&;Liver Pills with UBI; , satisfaction. e find that there iz nothing to equal them as il. protnpd 'cllre for ‘torpld liver. billlousness Ill indlgestlon. Some YOU! 98° my m°' thercime naar to death from klfln0Y trouble and has to be careful in pgs- ventihg nl-l¢ln‘t's disease. Byguslns C_hase's Ki ey.Liver; Pills occasioned lyisho hoe' ,tho kidneys healthy “" active. Anothorpoint favorable hit; Ur. C|\sss's Kidney-Liver Pills is t hh they do not gripe and Yet l\°C°ml’"° soon results. You are at llliorty 1° use my letter."

This statement is endorsed by ll'}ll'-

Marmadllke Clinton. Justice of int! Peace, who writes: "This is to cert g that lam personally acquainted wit' Mivcotln la. Kiel and l hoilovo Kilda statement regarding Dr- f-ll"-9°* ,§

In S

THE CERTIFIED STATEMENT OF ONE WHO. HAS PROIYEN THE Appeal

‘ srl-‘lclsncv or on. cHAsa's xlolvsv Llvsn Pll. s. denver,

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manlfe

or lniu a con

serious

write to Mr. Kiel. enclosing stamp for mall, U

we are very careful to only use state- of law.

ments from respollslllltl D°l‘l°ll!- jcourt of Justice to come to such a

S ould this case not be similar to Lcgmntugi fl, I p _L

youis. write to us for the ltltslhwl °f,unn .nothing osn :notify _lt oxoopt ; someone whose trouble was along the .necessity or the absolute intractlbllityf ‘

some line. We have thousands of let- lor thelpnglsge used.'f ' » - tons to choose from. Or better .'stlll.» The app cation _oi!.tl%oso principles, pn; the Kidney-Liver Plllsto the test ‘ to th present care, Jus lfles, it seoins,

'to ritz, qonstruing the words "mls

" in the first part of cle e,j

time. - _ number 3, in order, to give propen _As a meansfof awakening the ac- oftect to them. as including and re-

_ to clauses numbered 1 and 2.-_

lllelh-my‘cnflng hlllibnsness. llldisel- This construction wouldconstltute the lion, hackachs and kidney trouble. .three clauses one section, number 2._

_ , as their wording indicates.

llnlqno position. By their C0111 infill being merely sub-sections. This would, action on these eliminating orlllll make the enactment uniform and give lhoy prove effective in complicated Ill-l. effect to all its language. it would. ments which defy ordinary trolltllelm- moreover. render every Company

failed to comply with all the

°°i.vfi~..ii..s<".:.i;:i. ‘°°."'° Az~:ttl~.l::-..:l..t:':..¢s..‘:.:.~l:.if».:':: .

l ht wa . They wlllorlly cost you iielualller ,find a box lasts for some section

tion of liver. kidns and bowels and (nl-ring

or cllgoou xllloey-hlvsl' Plllahgla ul mo a.

0.... pul ii am. as osnu ll Ms. all which

any citizen. lt was the pride of all 'or an A Canada now, that the greater the dan- Edward ger the more eager and ready were "mg bu the men to go to the front. (Cheers) °“t ~ 3'" The men there that evening had vol-. secret” uilteered at a time when they were shewlng able to realise the gravity of their un- ml T

duty. While distinction could come (bl H

glory." (Cheers) _ - ml T

gratlllated the men ol’ their s endld (E) T

ilne lot of men. He thought thot the (U T

possibly do lt, to kill three for every (5) T

mall get the upper hand. They were t H u always to shoot first--and hit! 0 1°

congratulating the men and giving Tgigtg thsnl excellent advice. He compll- nn' th mented them on their drill and refer- precyedl red to their good behaviour n, 3 E

(Corglnued on Page Six.) _ Y comply

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such d

-- ‘- _ _ _'_ dirccto

. "'."°*"'. trilvelle

~ - - who_w

in Charlottetown Saturday. within.

*_ ' ness w

Mr. M. C. Delaney (Chief Conservn- for elm

tive Whip). oi' Tryon, came to Char- 'such b lottctown Saturday and returned in len do]

-~ vate de

Gunner Fred Moore, of the Com- suing t

posite Battery. Halifax. is home on ` lu th furlough. was m

"'-' constru

Mr. Jack Davis, of the 26th Battalion, any as

~i ,compri

Mis Clara .,Carver, Hazelbrook. was nnmbe

llcr home ou the afternoon train. 3; and

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liitor, leaves this morning for a short to cinn

Miss Granville Macvittie, accomp- drswn,

nnicd by her sister, Miss Morey, to sscc

It is pleasing to note that Mrs la cons

Augustus Aylward, who has been ill in M with nn attack of appendicltis, and for Statute

o but their Lordshl s hold

ment of the Canadians at the fron ' always been large tea drinkers and "

Ln tale] history of Canal-1n_ which dlllefl' lvithdthe Go‘vernmeut's action in clos- Th€YlIl0lll€tCl'8

ac ess than llali'-a celltur . there' ll! °Wll I 0 Sllll2-l”Ul1 vodka Ci1b~ ~ - - - - was nothing so glorloin. as ii... perl were an even larger oonsnnnnio.. is TW08 Strong, reliable, ln case with chain and pin. formance of the Canadians in l-‘lan-'_ llelllld 10 !°ll0w» Francs. hitherto s tiers n. few days ago. It was true the very small consumer and essentially losses had been tori-lhle, but there’ 11- 20562 Country. has been adopting :vga no price top high to pay for those tea _to fight upon, and every French

ngs which they 1md__sg Blake, Every, soldier who returns from the.field will L J. GQ J

‘thing that made life to them of value -take the taste back to his family. It

lvfasunt stake, and the admirable deeds wlllusll stpell extra ctllqlilsumpgion and ll. o ose men wllo had fallen w l - 0°" “ue MUSE ‘lf Sll DF cos. C011- enrich the history pfiganada as lu); sumption has in the last year or two _ _ as the Empire lasted and would glve increased in a far greater ratio than _ 98”1'5`3M“"“21~

to the young men generation after has production, and fresh planting generation that valolir and coiifldellce °“’l"5 'O V“l”l0“5 Cflllses- Clllefll’ llle

in our people that was wol-ll, wel, the labour difllculty, has been llandicnpp- si

__ E5 _ __L'__.“l

ws.-_ the ing; l-eiiamle mlm l-est upon pu reve g . Ch a Ten. From an ie ore ieglnlilllg silcl hilsluess, the nrmg of the flgllling men; llle D,-l_ London “Tile Grocers’ Gazelle" April namely before entering into thc con-

Bl C0nll‘8dlCll0ll 0! the UDDI*-Fel" cluslon, which is supported- by the

D\ll‘D0ll8 of the enactment. or i0 901116 iew expressed by Lord Haldane, L. inconvenience or absurdity. hardshlo ln the recent onso or John Doors

stlce. presumably not intended. Plow Company. Lnl.. v. Wharton ructioll may be nut ulwn ll- (1915), App. cas. 830, wherein ho modifies the meaning of the says: "It might have been competent

words. and even the structure of the to that'Legislsturé (a Provincial Legis- sentdnce." . lature) ,to pass laws applying to com-

almoll Y. Dllncombe (1836). 114-ponies without distinction, and requir- Cas. 827. Lord Hobhouse in ing those that were not ‘incorporated ns the Judgment of the Privy wllhln the Province ttwroglstori for

' - C0\lll°ll 50'!! "lt ia. however. a v9l'Y‘ certain limited purposes, such as the

mailer t0 hold llllt when U12. fllrnlshlng of information.”

bjoct of a Statute is clear. it

reply. lllld ll0 Will Verily lllll Bllllvlllilllt- shall be reduced to 0. nulllty by thei we like to hlvo l>°°Dle to do this. f0\' draftmsn's unskllfulness or ignorance.

lt. may be necessary for alt..

: -

The result is that Judgment be for,

the defendant on the denlu_rljgl;\wlth co‘sts'."" " ' ’_ `

, l ' ;'.;»f» ‘.~‘

,transmit to the Provillcial Secretary

V. ll stntemieut, under nail; ifollltulllgng tho

. ' in ormat'on _reqiiiret ly tic ct. re-

URGE E. FULL “ND ORS. specting Extra-Provilli-iol Corpora-

tions./I‘he ollcstioltis wht-lllcr 'ip thi-

ontlnued from page fwg) circumstalices the pluilltiifs cull niaill

' "` ' tain an action ln- this (‘o\lrt to clli`orcl-

ct of the Legislature of Prince ‘Sunil collirnnt?

Island, shall, boforc begin- It is obvious that thc object which

slness in the Province. make the Legislature had ill view ill requir- l ll'lll1Bll1ll 10 the Pl‘0VlllCl8l ing the iniornlatioli lllcntiullell was thc l'y tl Statement lllltler Outh protection ofthe pllhlic, and that pro- ! ‘ tectioll is sought to hc si-cllred by thu he C0l‘ll0l‘1ll€ llllllle Of the UDDI- enactment which requires that before DHHY! I beginning sllcll business a Company OW and \lllll0l‘ Wllllt BD€Cllll 0l` shall make out limi trnnslnit_to thc g€ll9l‘l1lACl the COYHDHDY WHS Provincial Secretary il statement lllC0l`D0l`Hl€d§ `under oath as melltiolled in the Act,

Wll€l`€ the l‘l€l1fl Olllcé Of the in other words the statute prohibits

C0I’llDllI\Y~lS Sli-llfiletli an Extra-Provincial tfollipaiiy. from- l1€ l1ll\0\-lllll 01' the llllfl10l”lS8ll commencing llusiiless ill this Province capital stock: or the html montlonotl unless ...nl he llmflllllf Of Sl0Cl< SlllJSCl“lb9d until such statement is so made out OP l~3Bll€d allil U10 l1m0\llll Dllld and translnitted. Numerous cases UD lll9l‘€0ll§i decide that contracts clltel°l-.ti into ill llfl llll¢lll`@ Of ellflll lilllil 0f l1\lSi‘ violation of Statlltory provisions urc H955 the C0ll1DallY ll! 9l¥lD0W€l" void and iilcapulile of' cilt‘orl~culelir. ill to carry 0n.l1ud what klud of o court oi"-low. B.-nsioy v. lalg..f.i.l kinds of business is or ure 11822), 5 ll. & Alu. 335, von.-. v. unw- carricd on in Prince Edward lands (1836), 2 M. At W., 149 and lslslldt Furgusson v. Norman (1838), 5 Blllg,” le names of the directors and N. C. 76, and Melliss v. Shirley Local ofiicers of the company, and Board (1885), 16 Q.ll.D. 446, are lead- ll~‘l HZ9l1il 0l` ¥1H€lliS lll this ing examples of this class; and the Pl'0VlliC6 later case of Vicloliull Daylesfortl

Cll company shall also lrsnsmlt S dloolo, Lia v 'noir (mor) 2 Ch ' ' '

Provincial Secretary ul the Dyn<.24 is to the like oliot-t I ln mal L0W¢l' Queen Ch3Y|0tt¢t°Wn

Of January lll ell-icll Y€Hl` ll Stale' case Buckley, J. says: “ There is' no l S I -

ll0Wlll8 all Cllllllgfls lll U19 il9l`9C°, question that ll contract which is pro- Stfeet Q Q Po E- lo

fflCel‘B and i188lllB Of SUCH C0lll° hiblted. whether expressly or by im- L I

DWQW

. vates were those wllo would carry the 3rd, 1915. tract in question, dill not llluke ollt and ' -

arms _through to victory against the

V opposing forces. Ever o f th m. W,

They’re better, stronger and more economical

than the “ready mixed” kinds, they go further and have a more lasting effect on the soil. Year after year the live, progressive farmers are raising larger crops, getting better market prices and gradually building the productiveness of their farms up to the highest point of perfection, through the use of our Unmixed Fertilizers.

Are you going to be contented this season as formerly with your

small, meagre crop; or are you going to compel your farm to yield every

sprout it should. One is just as easy, just as simple as the other. it remains for you and you alone to decide which you are going to do.

If you are ambitious and progressive; if you want a bigger crop and

larger earnings-we can help you. Write us today for prices on our Un- mixed Fertilizers-ask for our booklets suggesting practical methods for profitable farming, we will furnish them free.

at have taken place durlns the' pllontlon, hy n stnlnto is illegal onli llg37.5.1Mfm..~¢f Estninl ng year. _ . cannot, bc enforced," . . . “ lf.” he says.

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very comimny which hills to. ‘-1 oi-rlvo nt the oonolnslon that one f - -'-. _ - ”""-*¢_ ,=,, - ii. -= s

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gllxlll '£291ml;)li:;Vzgll;lls;)e“0;nylll)¢; of imc otllijelctshls p;°l)itI:¢]l;)tliit;i(iHl`lf» trlltf "ullllWIIlllllIIf§\\\\\\\\\lI/IIIIIA\\\\\\\VIL\§YIIIIIIllIA\\\\\\\\\¥IIIII

-puc,icc.. ._p-

lurs for every day durlns which hilnioa hy the Stnliito. and is lllt-gnl.

efnult continues. and every' _ _ . The purpose is tl public purpose, E r.-lll|mllE9l‘. secretary. tlgélll. and therefore upon all the authorities r or salesman of such c0Il1DBllY.` the act for thc doing of which a pen- llll ll0UC6 Of tleftlllll ll‘llllSBCiS nity is imposed is an act which is Prince Edward island any busl-i lmpllouly pl-olilhiiou by the Statute. h8l€V8l‘ l'0l‘ Sllllll C0lIlDl1llY. Sllall and is collseqllclltly illegal.” ln the h day on which he so transact!! case of Bonnurll v. Dott (1906), 1 (Zh. uslness be liable to 11 penalty Of; ,D. 740 the msn of victoria.. lioylos- lars. to be l‘€COV€l‘@fl HS 8- Dl'l‘, ford Syndicntc, Lid., v. Doll is np- bt by any person or Corporation proved and rollownu hy tho court of herefor." ' Appeal. ln line with those nuthorities 9 'lll`8Ul1'l9lli` ‘ll the BHP lllefé 'ls the case ot’ llrcwli v. Moore (1902).

uch discussion regarding the 32 s_C_R_ 93, , _

ctlon"of 'the Act. and. €Si10Cl~ As the whole, indeed, the .sole pur- l0 N16 9-DDllCl\ll0l1 Ol' llll D0ll: pose of the Act in question in this clise 011 the face of lt. as it aDD€lll’S is the protection ol' the public, and Sliltllte B00l<. the Wll0l€ Act as the contract sued llpoll was made ses 5 clauses. or nsrasrsllhs. in violation ol the Act, l om loo to red 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The ClHllB€S the conclusion. warranted, in my above are numbered 1. 2. llllti opinion, by ample authority, tllat the the <lllBll¢l0ll WHS l'BlS6‘l 39 l-0 contract was nu illegal contract on

wheth r the lienalrymsmed lu the whloh the plaintiff oompany cannot

MF- -l0lm Anlle\`5°“- P"°"l“°l°l AU' mil- llllfl' Of clllusé number 3 l1DDll8S maintain an action in a Court of Law.

B0 llllmllélf _ 1. and to clause An additional point stared on behalf l' 2- ' = of the plaintiff is that tile Provinclnl

10 be llbsenl l1b°“l il Week- ll mlllli be -“lil .that llle AC¢ lll lllillll Legislature had not power _to pass the

' "--' llllrtislloiilly. llldeefl. most CBl‘0l9SSlY. “ Act respecting Extra Provincial Com-

but it devolves upon the Court ponies." In my opinion the Ant deals rtain from its language. illJ0s~ with that class of subjects comprised

Westmoreland made a business trip sible, what the Legislature intended. under the hood of “Civil rights in the

sive the enactment that mean- Province" in "the British North the language will warrant such American Act, 1867," -which is intra truction. ` vires a Provincial Lcgislnturc. The axwell oil the interpretation of decisions or tho Privy Connell ln S. 3l“¢l Ed- D- 319'. l-he Dl’lllClDl¢ Citizens lnsllrallce Compallyol’ Canada

which she was operated unoll in the of construction is laid down in these v, pn.-gong (1331), 7 App. css. 95, .ma

“ Wl1'9l'6 the lllll8\,l988 Of H Attorney-General for Ontario v. ln its ordillar meaning and Attorno General for tho Dominion

3 »~ 8. Y . Y' ;;\,____A_____________V_:_____________.___._._._._._._-...-... v -- ‘ ' ~ ' - atical construction, leads to 8. (1896) App. Cas. 348, lead to this con- .

Important Announcement

» We wish to remind all our acquaintances and the public generally that we

have just ogened a general store at Hunter River in the building lately occupied by Mr. L. . McLeod.

We Will Buy Farm Produce

of allgkinds according to seasons and will make a specialty of Poultry, Butter and ggs.

W e will keep in stock an up-to date line of Groceries, Crockery, Boots and

Shoes, Dry Goods, Flour and Feeds, Machinery, Wire Fencing and Gates, Farm Seeds, Lime Fertilizers, Carriages, Harness and Hardware.

Seeds Seeds Seeds

We have stocked a complete line of Farm Seeds and can sell you the best

cniality at right rices. Tmiothy, Clover Seed, Wheat, Vetchcs, Peas, l%ari<~~y, Turnip Seed and élarden Seeds.

We have arranged to handle the celebrated “Maritime” Brand Wire

Fencing and Gates. Quality the best, prices away down 4 to 11 bar froln 19c “per r up. Gates all sizes and prices. It will pay you to send for our price list.

We sell International Farming lmpliments of all kinds, also Truck Wagons,

Cream Separators, Carriages and Harness. Call and see the “Capital Favorite” Ranges we have to offer you. Those who have used them, would not be without

them. .

Poultry Butter & Eggs

_ \` r We have a' market for good quality Poultry all the year round at highest

prices-Only one Stipulation.

Quality Most ho Real Good

We can use a quantity of good Separator Butter in fibre_ and parchment lined tubs. Our capacity for buying Eggs ls unlimited and will pay Highest Cash Prices for same. . - . We respectifully solicit a goodly share of your patronage.

Noy Holman Gillis Ltd.

Hunter River, P. E. l. ` ' `

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