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Taken _ A 3

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Bsirwi-:i~:N friends, the ,me

spirit of Easter is best express. ;°2.”i.,°i:.';‘°,‘;‘:;s.;f°,°.if°bf-nc- ”r°°“°°.ii:“» ... °"“""“"

our po i - ' _

be more 6 . _ U0 1118 could Make the appointment to-day

THE BAYER STUDIO

, Telephone 192.1 '

Furness I

Sailings

From LONDON Fmm HAUFAX

Sachem March Zud

Start Point " 101;, Graciana " 17",

March 3rd. Sagamore " gm,

“ 12tii. Caterino April 53,

From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX

Via. Nfld. Via. Nfld.

Durango rio.-ch ioui

March 6th Tabasco i " aoiii

“ lsili Roanoke April 120,

Fumsss,Withy & Co, Ltd.

L_ Halifax.

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PANAMA-PACIFIC ExPos1'rIoNs SAN FRANCISCO

Tickets on Sale March lst to Nov, 30ih_

I Limit Three Months.

$ 124.60

' From Pictou

I Going and Returning via Chicago.

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doing via chicago and ‘

Returning via Vancouver. or vice vcrsa, $17.50 ndditional

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“Fruli-a-tins” llurad Paraly- zad Boiiils and Illpsllun

Sr. Boimraca on Snawrmeax, Qoa, Feb. 3rd. 1914.

“It is a plusnre tonic to inform you

that _after suffering from Chronic Constipation for_2}§ years, I have been cured bg; "Prii.it-a-tives". While I was a s dent at Berthier College, I became so ill I was forced to leave the the college. Severe pains across the intestines continually tortured me and it came to a point when I could not stoop down at all, and my Digestion became paralyzed. Some one advised me to take “Fruit-s»tivee" and at once I felt a great improvement. After I had taken four or five boxes, I realized that I was completely cured and "lug made me glad, Also, was that they

were acting gently, auxin? no pain whatever to the bowels. Al those who

suffer with Chronic Conatgiation should follow my example an take “ Fruit-s-tives" for they are the medicine that cures".

MAGLOIRE PAQUIN

“Fruit-a.-tives" are sold by _all dealers

at 5oc. a lzox, 6 fiat $2.541, trial: size, z5c. orsen poetgi _onreceipto pziaa by Fnutaftives mated, Ottawa.

I Wear A Pair

_ “The proof of the pudding is the eating.”

The proof of our shoes is

the wearing.

$4.00 io $6.00

are the best shoes on earth for the money.

We make_this statement

boldly knowing the truth of the same.

If you would_be convin-

ced wear a pair and you will see for yourself why we are so positive in our assertion. '

Alley & Co.

135 Queen St. ‘

SAILINGS FROM ST. JOHN : MISSANABIE, - - MARCH 26 METAGAMA, -' - Aran, 9 GRAMPIAN, - - APRIL 16

CALLING AT HALIFAX. _

W.B. Howard. D. P. A.,G. I’ R.,rlt.Jolin.N.Ii

Geo. Waller, Dominion Express Building Charlottetown

Eastern S.S. Corporation

International Line WINTER FARES

St. John to Boston.......$5.00 St. John to Portland....$4.50

Stater0oms...... ..._.......$1.00

Leaves Bt. .letin Thursdays at 9.00 a. in. for Lubes. Bastport. Penland and Bostumketumlna. leaves Central Wharf Boston 9.00 a. m. Monday. for Portland. |Ess\D°rt Lulise and Si.Iolm. ,

Bt- Iohli' City Ticket OUR I1 Klnl 5t.'. .

I¢l'7llIlNG,'.'I`. F. GL l', A, Stlihn N

S.{CURRIE.' Aaent,St, Iohn N, B.

WW <*"""""°°" 1 _I-ligli'GradeCoal is the only kindwecarry. It does not mal ?nwhsnyouorder.faYé°t\\or<;°°c°l;‘,,

e have ori goodqual rangeaiflf so Hs'

2 iris-hi aa 0.3%

Q S*

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“Perfection” is ad-

mired by all

That is why we

handle

The Edison Ambrola

The machine that is per-

fect in every detail, from the workmanship to the tone.

We can offer_ you a wide

variety of choice m R_EC- ORDS, bcth in the discs and the cylinders

Music in all it’s Forms

To demonstrate these

machines and records will be a pleasure to us, and to

us' i

Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd Montague

Guardian

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..*IT PAY8 to buy ln this Province.

..~ -r. 'connon ivss is Guardian

agent in Montague.

..*80Ul3l8 AND BRIDGETOWN -

Servlcep next Sunday as follows: Sou- ris, 11, Bridgetown, 7. Subject: “A Fatefull Night.” Pastor, Rev. E. E. Styles.

..*PLAY.-The drama, “Shamrock

and Rose," put on in the Auditorium, Montague; Monday night, by the Georgetown Dramatic Club, was a grand success, the hall being filled to the doors. The different parts were all well taken, each character seeming to his particular case.-B.

EASTERN PERSONALS _

. _*Mr Preston Prowse, Murray Har-

bour, was ln Montague yesterday.-B.

. .*Mr Tlionipson, representing A.

Itachine & Co., Montreal, was ln Mon- tague this week.-B.

. .*Messrs Frank and Benjamin

Conrad, of Georgetown, were in Char- lottetown Friday.-»G.

..*l\lr Joliu A. McLeod, of Murray

Rigcr. spout Sunday in Georgetown. 1 » I

..“Mr Sydney Grey, of Charlotte-

town, was ii passenger by the Minto Saturday from Plctou.-G.

..*Mr William Giddliigs, of Murray

River, returned by the Stanley Satur-J.

day from a trip to tho mainland.-G.

..`*Mlssos Jcau and Elaine Altkcn,

6f Charlottetown, arc sponding a few days in Georgetown, the guest, of Mayor and Mrs G. A. Al(k0n.-G.

..“‘Mrs Goorgc llibbett, who has

been visiting friends and relatives in Boston and vicinity during the past f0W W00kH. rctumed Saturday by the Minto to her homo in Georgetown.-G

...*Mr and Mrs D. McAuley and

son, of New Glasgow, who have been visiting Mr and Mrs 'Thomas Henry in Georgetown for the past few days, left by the Minto Sunday morning on return home.-G...

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WHOOPING COUGH

SPASIIODIC CROUP ASTIIIIA COUGIIS

BRDNCIIITIS CATAIKH COLD! 5

Q ht. U13

A simple, sale and elective treatment avoiding

druss. Vaporlzed Creaolerie slope tbegsroxysma ol hooplng Couglh and relieves pasmodic Croup lt once. ll s a boon to suHerers from Asthma. Thealrearrylngllicaniiseptlcvapor,in- haled wilh every breath,

makes breaihing easy;

sogfbe: ilie safe throat u _ _._ an so s I , ' ~

with nun ehlllrsa. ' 'V i l §::;.;::.::°i:;.f.z: » ‘ Q.” loan lv oaunniarl "

VAPO-CRESOLENE C0 .fl .

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assurln nrestlifl illiguhltsi iii. xml-.ui i. _.im-

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Put an Ad In the ‘Ex- change Column ol the Guardian Free ,For Limited Time

The Charlottetown Guardian has no

doubt that hundreds of its readers have articles of soiuo kind, that are perfectly good and useful. but for which they can find no use. Somebody else might want just those articles. If you can work a trade through tho med- ium of ii 25c ad. wouldn’t it pay you?

The Charlottetown Gui-.irdlan’s Small

Ads liavo i-iupplloii many wants of its readers and this new department is moroly an extension of this scrvico. Tho Guardian liopcs it will bccomo_ very useful to tho public. Sec thu au- iiouucemeut on pugc two.

To encourage readers to uso these

Exchange Adu, The Guardian will ac- cept ada 1~'REld for a limited time if presented with tho following coupon.

i Good For One Exchange Ad.

This coupon la good for one, Exchange Advertisement. not over 20 words in length, to run 3 times ln the Guardian. Present coupon with ad. Not good for dealera.Muat be used by prlvate lndlvlduala only. Ada asking for money wlll be

charged for.

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We insist onyour examining she ual-

i offuel that slides down Nl!!

glorify of dnstslsg and kllnhera mmni

sissy thrown away.

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Address

'Clip this coupon. and present it at tho Guardian-oilico with your Ex-

loua. But a pair of Our Glasses will rest your eyes and allow theln to catch up to nolmalagalii. '

M. SILVERSTON

'ei Money on i1icrlifi|l’<l&:olr2g:I°Ii:1:'iown l I _ l

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..'0NE CENT per word each inser-

tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

..‘*8ELKiRK AND VICINITY. -

Miss Sophia Steele, school teacher at Selkirk, spent Sunday at Bear River. the guest of Miss Sarah McInuis.-- Mr. .Iiimos Wilson paid ii flying visit to, Hermitage recently.-Miss Sarah Mclnnls was a recent visitor to Henni- tage--Mesars. .lohu J. McPhee and Nell Mcliiuis of Selkirk returned lioine a few days ago after spending ii. very successful winter in Nova Scotia.- Mr. John P. C. McDonald of Monti- cello is busy lumbering at Selkirk.- Mr. Paquet of Souris, now blacksmith at Selkirk, is doing it rushing business mounting sled.

..*NEWPORT.- The farmers of

this vicinity, who have been digging mud at Seal River, have taken their diggers ashore after a successful sea- son's work. Some of them have sec- ured over elght hundred loads.-1 Mr. John A. Campbell, has arrived lionie from Nova Scotia lumber woods. -- Mr. P. D. McCormick- and Duncan (lamphcll palcLa flying visit to George- town last .'Viondiiy.- Miss Beatrice Wilson is visiting here, the guest of Miss Juliu Csmpbell.- Mr. Pctcr A. Stcclc. who has been attending thc C. B. College. Charlottetown. has return- ed honie.-- Messrs Peter and Michael Steele were visiting in Mitchell River, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Climllbell. --Miss Barbara Mclntyre has returned to tho United States, af- tcr spending the winter with friends here.-- Miss Catherine McDonald is visiting here, the guest of Mr, and Mrs. P. Mclutyre.- Mr. I. Campbell was in Geargctown Monday, on ii business trlp.- it urouiicd many rc- sldent's li few nights ago, when six shots from some gun were ilrcd, wlictlicr they were flrod for any cuuso It is unknown and the person is also unknown.- Messrs Philip Slouno und Eugene Delorlo, attended the concert in Georgetown on the 17th Inst.- Messrs Clls McPhee, and John Steele paid ii flying visit to Vernon River Sunday.

COMMIT WERNER HORN.

TO STAND HIS TRIAL.

BANGOR, Maine, March 19. -

Werner Horn, who is charged with illegal interstate trausportatioii of cx-- plosives in connection with his at- tempt to wreck the international rail- road bridge at Vanccboro, will be taken to Boston for trial at thc present term of thc United States court, as a result of tlic finding of the Federal Coniniis- sloner, Charles H. Itcid, here today. The Commissioner decided that the in- dictment warrant, which was the only evidence offered by the prosecution, was sufficient basis for holding the prisoner.

The motion oi' the defence for the

rclease of Ilorn on the ground that lic wus ii belligerent engaged in an uct oi' war and not nniondablc to the courts of this country was denied. Horn was ordered to the county jail in Portland pending his removal to Boston. It is expected that he will be taken to Mus- sacliusettes curly next week.

At the suggestion of District Attor-

ney Morrcl. the Commissioner named $10,000 as the amount of Horn's ball should be desired to finish it. His counsel. former Congressman Joseph F. O’Coiinell, und Daniel 'I`. ()'C0nnell, iiuiil tonight. tlnit no bonds would be armugcrl. llorii will probably go to Portliind tomorrow in thc custody oi' United States Marshal Wilson.

HALLAM' SWEEKLY MARKET FIE-

PORT-H|DE5| SKINS, WOOL, JUNK.

Toronto, Murcli 17, 1015

DEEFHIDES are easier, thc price

having dropped from 1-2 to 1 cent ilur- ing the past week. oven at the reduced prices they are slow sale and flriiggy. Tauners are looking for xi further do- eliiie. City butcher hides, flat, l7c per lb. Country hldcs. fliit, curcil, 10 l-2 to 17 I-Llc. pcr lb. l’ur|. cured, 10 to 'iii I-25 cents por lb.

CALFSKINS have also slumped in

price from 1-2 to I cent por pound during thc past weok and thc present outlook on this article is far from en- couraging. City skins, grocn, flat, 17c. Country, ciircil. 18 to 190. Part cured, 16 1-20. according lo condition and takc off. Deacons ur ilob Calf, li0u. to $1.20 ciicli.

IIOIISEIIIIIES nrc ciislcr, tim inur-

kct on flicni showing vcry llltlc lilo. (lily tnkc off $4.25 to $4.75. Country tiikc oiI No. 1, $4 tu $1.50, No. LI. $2.50 to $8.50.

SHIEEPSKINS are strong and are in

good demiiud. City shocpskins $1.75 to $2.50 each. Country shccpsklns, 601:. lo $2.00.

WOOL also is strong, only small lots

coinlng to markct. Wnslicd coiiiblng fleece (coarse) 1i0c to 350. Wuslicil clothing flocce (llno) 33c to 37c. Wash- cil rejcctions (hurry, ehnffy. ctc.,) 25c to 280. Uiiwaslied ilcocc combing (coarse) 22c to 241'. Unwnshcd ft-:eco clothing (fine) 250 to 27c.

TALLOW is cosy, only tho licttor

grades boliig in demand. City roudercd solid in barrels, 60 to 0 1-2c. Country stock, solid in barrels, No, 1, tic to 6 1-4c; No. 2. 5 I-tc to Ge. Cake No. 1, 6 1-2c. to 79. No. 2, 5 1-2c to GC.

HORSE HAIR is easy, and In good

supply. Famer podlar stock, 350 to 40c. per lb.

OLD RUBBERS, JUNK, Etc., are

unchanged and ln fair supply. Rubber boots _ and shoes according to trim 5 1-2 to 6 cents. Auto tires. 4c to lic. Bicycle tires, 20 to 4c. Lead, heavy, 3 1~4c ts 4c. Tea lead, 2 1-4c to 3 1-fc. Brass, heavy, 9c to 10c. Light, oc to 7c. Copper, heavy 9c to 12c. Light, l0c to 10 3-tc. Zinc, 2 1-2c to tc.

Action ol Single Spoonful ' '

V Surprises Many

Charlottetown people who bought

‘the simple mixture of buckthom bark, glycerene. etc.. known as Alder- f-lta, are surprised at the INSTANT ef- fect of a SINGLE SPOONFUL. This remedy la so complete a bowel clean- ser that lt is used successfully in ap- pendicltls. Adler-I-ka acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY case of constipation, sour or gassy stomach. ONE MINUTE after you tsko it the gasses rumble and pass

out. ii. A. roam. Drvssht. .¢.“.

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Inorder to facilitate tho handling of

mail at the front and to insure prompt delivery it is requested that all mall be addressed as follows:-_

(si mink . ..

(b) Name

(cl Regimental Number

(d) Company, Squadron, Battery or

other unit

(e) Battalion .. (f) Brigade .. (g) First (or Second) Canadian

Contingent . .

(h) British Expeditionary

FOYCG .»» . . . . . . ... ... ...;;.;.j._.

Army Post Office. LONDON, ENGLAND.

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lIHIlIlliU_llllHKllS

(Special to The Guardian)

CHICAGO, Murcli 22.-Wheat, No.

2 red, $1.54; A, $1.571/Q; No. 2 liaril, 1.571/_ig A $1.tl1l,{i. Corn No. 25, yellow, 73'/gc.; No 4. yellow. 70c.; A, 71%,; No. 4 white, G91)/4; A, 71%. Oi-its N0. ll, white, 58c.; A, ti0c.; standard, 590.; A, 60%,c. Rye, N0. 2, $1.17. Barley, 751:.; A, 820. Timothy, $4.50; A. 556-50- Clovcr, $9.00; A, $13.50. Pork, $17.00. Lurd. $9.67. Ribs. $9.00; A. $9.50.

CH’TOWN MARKETS

Oats (wliito) 53C- Oals (black) 600- Straw (per ton) $6-00 Hay, pressed, (per ton) $14.00 Eggs (per dozen) 130- Print Butter (per lb.) 260 Fowl (per lb.) lvc. Chickens 11 to 13e. Wheat (per bushel) $1.00 to $1.25

ckwliea 700

Bu t - Barley 'I0 to Toe. Tub Butter (per lb.) 240- Potatoes (Der bush.) 300 Turnips (per bush.) 150 Hides 15°- Cslfskina 170 Boer ini.) 7 1° 8° Sausages (lb.) 15°

S’SIDE MARKETS

(Corrected Wednesday)

Barley, bus..

Buckwheat. . .

Butter, lb. (dairy) ...0 . Butter, lb. (crcamcry) .22 . Calfskins, lb. -14 ~ Eggs, iloz. - Hay. loosc ton $10-00 11-00 Hay, pressed 10.00 12.00 Hides, lb. -16 Lamb pelts .30 .og Oatmeal. per 100 3-7-1 Oats, (white) bus. .55 .00 Oats (black) bus. - .60 Potiilocs, bus. _ ‘ -$0 ltollcr Mill flour, por 100 $.45

Straw, pressed, ton

Turnips, bus. -

Wheat. bus.

Wool, Ib.

_ , - .G5 IO . 90

60 .90 -1

24 28

Iii 20

l-A ¢'\ O

\-I mt:

codon-19:1 Cormac

Egg;11

.;. -I-

'l`hr~ro is no nccd to sulTc_r 1 hc

nnnoyiiig, rr:-mriiiting pain of neural gin; Sl0au’s Linimcnt. laid on gently will soothe thc aching lit-ad like m:igic.’ DOD’ls delay- Try il. nl. oncc.

Hear What

Others Sa!

!l|`Vl!f Ark.

M rn.

SLOANS LINIMEHT

is the best. rcmcdy for rhcumiitism, backaehc, sore throut and spraiiis.

At all dealers, 184:. Sond four rents in stamps for a

TRIAL BOTTLE

Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc. Dept.E. Toronto, Can.

ABOLISH THE FAKER Do not Gamble with your

Eyes

Why deal with peddlera and

strangers who travel from house to house begging you to buy

glasses, when you have one of the neat Optical Parlors In this Pro- vlnce right ln Bourlsl. You can feat eyes in a barn, aa some people do It. or any make-shift corner. A peddlsr will do It In your kitchen, but PROPER EXAMINATION can only be made ln . . . : PROPERLY FITTED ROOMS : with proper llght and first-elxass Instruments auch as we have for the purpose.

Olve ua a call when In Seiirls

and asa for yourself. : : Satlstaotlon Guaranteed. 2.:

H. J. MABON

__ l , The quasi;-mama empiished f _ l

f 1

IUIJHESSING l]FMl|l~ :_ Thestmdud _ _

in Silver-plated Ware /f,'/in

; I There is but one standard of quality in silver-plated

ware-that established by the

original Rogers Bros. in 1847. when the first s ver plate was made.

then was t e highest possible to

‘ attain in this class of silver and it I \ is the best today.

' l

*_ |§4_-7 ROGERS BROS.

‘ "Silver Plate that Wears"

` ~ provides for every need in silverware.

» _ Spoons, knives, forks, serving pieces, com

bination cheats, etc. The variety of styles

and patterns permits a ,

- wide range of choice-the ' *

~\ ,._ gromwellhand ‘Old Cogiiny ,- _

- atterne, eres own,i ua- trate the charm of our .f§` Colonial designs. Do_not ` ; _ let other goods with a simi- __ ~.-z; . lar name confuse you-in- "~'¢_- eist that you be shown the

22,”--_ '» ,_-' 1 V

, 1;; °.-_.S _

1:: 1",-

'-L' original i_i;4_1 iioezns sims.

-'- 5-' Silver Plate that Wears.

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“___” sou sy Leads... Deus.. /

“UNH lads ia Canada by Canadians.

laaal ll Quality to tha leaf. slsisrll lrsllsm \ f

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Our Early Requirements

Fencing Wire

should be secured now.

While it lasts, our present stock of,

BARB WIRE

No. 9 COILED SPRING WIRE I2 COIED SPRING WIRE

BRACE WIRE

WHAVING WIRE -LACING WIRE, etc.

will be sold on the basis of last seas0n’s cost. Prices have advanced Later you will pay more. ~

Remember our wire is especially galvanized to with-

stand the atmosphoric conditions of this _Province. Our Coiled Spring Wire is Justly celebrated for its strength and elasticity. It is tempered just right.

Poole & Thompson Ltd

Fqaarfig-ga-'_pI nu- -1; -is-al

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Carter’s

“Tested” Seeds for 1915

Number l Mammoth Clover Number l Alsike Clover Number l Early Red Clover White Clover and Alfalfa

The highest grades in Timothy Seed Island grown and imported seed.

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Choice Imported and Island grown-

Wheat, Oats, Barley, Peas, Vetches, Corn, Buckwheat, Flax Seed, Turnip, Mangel, Beet, Carrot, etc.

Our Seeds are New and Fresh, Tested as to Puiity and Germination

Buy Carter’s Guaranteed No.1 Seeds and you are Safe. Write us for Samples and Prices.

Carter & C0. Ltd.

2 lesmen to the People of P. E. Island. ‘ ' CHARLOTTETOWN.

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Fire Insurance A Necessity

` Then insure in good strong stock compan- ies,which never contest an honest claim such as is represented by ` ,,

E. R. BROW

Charlottetown '

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