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Picture ._

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Taken

BETWEEN friends, the true

Spirit of Easter is best express"-

ed by some little remembrance con veying Personal thoughtful- nessand good will, _

Your portrait-nothing could

be more fitting.

Make the appointment to-day

THE BAYER STUDIO

Telephone 192J

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- 'PACI Fic PANAMA-PACIFIC ExPos1'r1oNs SAN FRANCISCO

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

$124.60 From Pictou

floing and Returning vin Cliicago. il.

lioingyiii Chicago ami Returning vin Vzinroiivi-r, or vice vrrsn.

` $17.50 additional

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SAILINGS FROM S’l`. ](lll.\': MISSANABIE, - - -MARCH 26 MI-:TAG/\MA, - - APRIL 9 GRAMPIAN, - - Ariaii. 16

(‘.-\ LLING .'\T Ii.\LlF.'\X. ill-_#ai W.Ii. Howard. D. P. .'\.,C. I’ R.,St.]olin,N.Il -1--_li Gco. Waller. Dominion Express Build inn"

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Furness

_ Sailings

From I.0.\'I)0.\' From II.»\LIl~`AK

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" lfllli " 17lh " 25th

Snchcm Start Point Grociana

lllarcb 3rd. Sagamore

" 12th. Vziteriiio' April Sth

From LlVl'IRI‘t)t')L From ll/\l.IF.»\X Via. Nfld. Vial. Nild.

Iliirrmgn .\l:irrh l0lli

Iilnrcli Glii 'l`:il.\:isco " 30th

" l8th liunnokc -»\l)l‘i|12l|lV

Furn¢ss,Withy & Co, Ltd. L_ Harm.

1 it

Eastern Corporation

international Line

WINTER FARES ‘

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

Staterooms ............... _.$1.00

Leaves St. John Thursdays st 9-00 I- ni. for Liihec. Esatport. Portland lad Boslim.Retumin¢. leaves Central Wharf Boston

ioo e. m. iii.-saiy.f°i refined. :rumen lD1-uggi5t&Optician,S0uris,P.E.I.

Lobec and St. John. ,

Si- John City Ticket Odeo I7 Klnl ‘il-`

UWES HER EIEE lil

“ERU|l-ll-l|\lES”

llured Both Iiihacll Truuhla

and Headaches I

hsusssmw, our., Joris zotli. igig.

“I really believe that I owe my life

Q0 “I~‘rliit-a-tives". Ever since child- hood, have been under the care of physicians and have been paying doctor’s hills. I was so sick and worn out that'people on the street often asked nie if I thought I could get along without help. The same old. Stomach Trouble and distressing Ideadacbes nearly drove me wild. Sometime ngo, I got a box of “Fniit- a-tives" and the first box did me good.

My husband was deliihted and advi- sed s continuation of t eir use.

T0<_la_y. I ani_ feeling fine, and a

physician meeting me on the street, noticed uiy improved appearance and asked the reason. I replied, “I sm taking Fruit-a-tives". He said, "Well, if Fruit-a-tives are making you look so well. go ahead and take them. They are doing more for you than I can".

I\IRS. H. S. WILLIAMS,

'° Fruit-a-tives " are sold by all

dealers al. 501:. a box. 6 for $2.50, trial siz_e z5c. or sent postpaid on receipt ol price by Fruit-a~tives Limited. Ottawa.

‘_`§{{§2"':

Bargains F or.Women. I

We have about one hund-

red pairs of Women’s Tan _Button and Lace Boots made in' Calf Sk in, light and dark colours. Sizes are 2 1-2, 3 1-2

4.P ' 3. 0 ... ii?€5i.2. 25 P- ¢- all

GROWING GIRLS

A nice up-to~date spring

line of Patent Button with medium low heels. Dull Kid

i?is;.E.i§-ni;“£.F?$2-80

GROWING GIRLS

Another line Patent But-

ton. hwith IC£lotl§';Ig)%ps, med

es. e . _

ildr§4.((-i0. Saleg Price

Alley & Co.

135 Queen St. .

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ABOLISH THE ,FAKER

Do not Gamble with your

Eyes '

Why deal with puddiers and

strangers who travel from house to house begging YW *° bl-'Y glasses, when you have one of th¢ finest Optical Parlors in this Pro- vince right in Souris?. You can test eyes ln a barn, as some people do lt, or any make-shift corner. A peddler wlll do it in your kitchen, but PROPER EXAMINATION can

only be made in . . .

: PnoPER|_v l=|'r'rED Rooms : with proper Iiht and firat~class instruments such as we have for

the purpose. E '

Give us a call when in Sourls

and see for yourself. : : Satisfaction Guaranteed. : :

H. J. MABON

i:ri.i<:Mi:~io."r.i~‘.si».A,siJ°““'N'” » W. F. TAYl.0ll» M' 0°# C' M'

A-5. CURRIE. Agent, St. Iohn N. H-

Hi h G d Coal is the only

kindgwe Cara.; It doe; ngi; mat- weinsistonyoiifsxamlnliigshsgaal-

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ter when YOU 0fd€l’, Y°u can bg gig: tgglddhaltsslggdezfdkldnlrgs inane

(MCGILL UNIVERSITY)

Montague,'P. E. I. _

OFFICE OF I ATE DR. FRASER:

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lib, "£5 /'/ V \

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§\lre of getting satisfactory C03 m°,,,§,',h,,,,,,, may.

lfilouco tous. We have-on no '

gllmdfan gisceptiorially good dugg H Y" “ii ~ on coal ffiiid, ifiiliiiscgiigiiliiiiiugiigrigs? t

o ‘ blf rangesa i a.»wlin.g5oaion ' v ee |:,7tcheg°&:“l;l3s° zsgfsteam put. SQVC illl8y _ ig" ,, A is Memes, Lui .. 30

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For Sale

The' Eastern Guardian

~. _*IT PAYS to buy in this' Province.

..* T. GORDON IVES is Guardian

agent in Montague. '

...*ISLAND LADY DEAD.-Mr.

James B. Stewart, of Roseueath, has received the sad news ot the death in Boston on ‘Saturday last, of his second daughter, Miss Emma Ste\vili't. There were no particulars, the telegram sini- ply stating that. she died suddenly. Miss Stewart was a. lady of splendid character and she had many warm friends who will learn of licr sudden death with deep sorrow. She has re- sided for a. numper of years in the United States. She leaves to mourn besides her father, tlircu brothers, Lemuel, at home; William and John, in Vancouver, B. C., and tliroc sisters, ,Mrs. Irving Campbell, at home; Mrs. Norman Stewart, in Vancouver, and Mrs. G. H. Nelson, in Montague. The funeral took place in Boston, and the remains were placed ina vault. in the spring they 'wlll be taken to the island for burial.

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TWO FRENCH GENERAL8

WOUNDED BY SNIPER8.

PARIS, March 14.- An official state-

ment isued byytbe War Oflice says:

“ln the course of an inspection of

an enemy first line trench thirty met- res (about ninety feet) away, General Maulnoury, commander of one of our armies, and General De Villart. com- mander of one of the corps of his army were wounded by bullets. They were examining an emhrasure.

“Tho doctors have not yet given an

Olllnion on the gravity of their wounds.”

The French olilcial army list con-

tains the name of General Michael Joseph Maunoury, former Military Governor of Paris, who was in corn. mnnd of the allies center last 'Septem- hcr, und in reported to have comlnnnd- ed the French in the battle ut Solssoils ln January.

The army list shows two Generals

Do Villnrel-E. G. 'l‘. Dc Vlllzlrct and A. M. A. De Villarct. .

EVERY PERSON HIS OWN LAWYER

CHICAGO, Mnrvh 14.-Every wo-

man her own l’ortio.-:intl every mlm his own tribune. And this is :1 court whore red tape is liiiknowii and before it judge whose chief study is to hnstcii justice. For the realization of this municipal Chief Justice Harry Olson has established Chicago's lirst cut price, small claim court.

Dciiiurers will be unknown. No

clulin for over $35 will be allowed. Pe- titions for a suit demanding payments ol' debts are in “the simple language of the plain people." Court costs are only $3. The working of the court is so plain that Chicago already is call- ing il. the “poor ml1ii’s court."

Judge John R. Newcomer who pre-

sides over the court will hc a. public referee in debt matters. “The debtor mid thc creditor, the bankrupt and the niilliouzilre-all shall have a ‘friend in court.’ " aucoriliilg to .luiigo Newcom- er. “I"rocediire is so simple thnt law- yers are \iiinecessary."

“ For St Pntrlck’s Day Parade-silk

hats, white gloves. while shirts, dress bows and nll other pnrade accessories at The Haberdashery, Sunnyside.

9037-3-16m2i

“Get a shamrock for the parade on

St. Patrick's Day. Only 10c. MOORE AND McLEOD. 0024-3-16m2l

AUUHESSINE lil Mill

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In order to facilitate the lumdling of

mail at the front and to insure prompt delivery it is requested that all mail be addressed-as followsz- (a) Itunk . . . . . . . . ...

(D)

Nnme . . . . . . .

(d) Company, Squadron, Buttery or

other unit ...

(o) Battalion .. .. -... ..

(f) Brigade ..

(g) First (or Second) Canadian

Contingent .

(li) British Expeditionary

Force . . . . . . ... , . . . . . .

Army Post Olllce. LONDON, ENGLAND.

M&Ett

cure-50c dealers

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size. fitted up for ssnersl store,

mga' iH°W much do .you te' our Ilfd Wm |l°\P YOU' m°°“ Mum 'Booble onthe promises; all ln good or

quir¢_?__p,-toes always nght.__ mi mimiait arise. gg",

I?" , “ "° : ,r ~ . Th b property wlll be sold low.

‘ ` . I ' Phone Aapiilgevtii undersigned.

BuiumiB»ll.& Cv

aussie c yo I-H-» l'°°“, .$0-'P--"f~:fEI'+f1*.'=.fifr.°: -

uailaamsp.

‘The undersigned offers for salon:

of Fox Co. .... .. ......I7

d warehouse adjoining and a

and repair and ready for business.

' r °¢°*‘°‘ '°'“5°' mmm emi win sen same by the eera J . |30 .

.Vernon River Brldsv. lst s low rate tor delivery at once. A MM0hfll“¢ 391g.3.gM¢mm'¢¢f, l s M,"-ch 4, 1915, ., 1 Plcliard & Co., Coal Dealers. 0047-347 "ffl

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Cash must accompany order.

..*SCHOOL WORK.- Standing of

Annandale School for month of Feb- ruary. Grade VI.-1, Ruth McMillan; 2,' Lucy Norton. Grade ~V.-1, Mary E. McFarlane; 2, Mary Clark. Grade IV. -1, Marguerite Jenkins; 2, Beatrice Morrow; 3, Harold Morrow and Bob- by Sarille (equal); 4, Newton Robert- son. Grade III.--1, Janie Lepienne; 2. Max Norton; 3, Janie Giles. Grade II.-1, Lorlca Mayne. Grade I.-1, Mary. Jenkins. Dingwell Morrow tequal); 2, Druscelln. Mayne; 3, Ruth Howlett, and Mary Howlett (equal).

NEW PEOLI MACHINE

WILL BE TESTED.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-To-day

is set for the tryout ofthe new Peoli hydro-aeroplane, which is offered to the government under the bids re- cently opened by the Navy Depart- ment. The Peoli machine was offered at $6,800 each, the lowest of the bids opened. It is the product of C. M. Peoli, the young aviator who recently flew over the Andes. It is said to em- body many new features, and is armor plated to withstand rille~firc.

Mr. Peoli has odored to fly over the

city, landing in the grounds of the Washington monument. He claims a speed of 85 miles an hour for more than seven hours, and that it can lift 600 pounds beyond the regular burden of 'pllot, passenger, engine, fuel and machine gun.

Following the demonstration here

Peoll plans to fly to Governor‘s Island, New York. He says it will take him only two hours. From there he may try a flight across the country. Back- ing Pcoll is a syndicate of New York capitalists. ' -

MVSTERIOUS LIGHT SAILING' OVER NEW BRUNSWICK.

'\VES'I`ON, N.B., March 14.-Mr Wm.

McKenzie, Mrs McKenzie and her mother, Mrs Ann Pctors, had the pleasure of watching another ot' those mysterious lights sailing over the pro- vince of New Brunswick lost Friday evening. between ‘tl and 10 o’clock. This time it was travelling in ri northerly, direction or at little iiorth- west. and at times moved very slowly. Sometimes the light would go out ond than flash up aguiii. They watched it nearly an hour before it began to grow dim in thc distance.

Elll ll|ll||lEllllS Pill]

The following ts Q list of com-

panies which have paid dividends on account for 1914. Most ol! these com- panies expect to pay additional dlvld- end later: .

Spring Park.. .....10 Prince Albert.. .... .... ..._.10

(More soon)

Rayner International declared 40

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

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

Co.patd. . . . . ...200

Rayner Clarke & Harlow Fox

Co. ......paid .20

B. I . Rayner, West Gore

N. . . . . . ....paid 105

Black Prince Fox Co . . . . . . ...pald .50 General Fur Farms, Ltd. . . .paid 17 Mount Edward.... paid 10

(With additional 10 p. c. soon)

Murray Harbor.. . . . .cash .30

(More soon)

Upt0n.... cash, 10

(More soon)

Westmoreland Silver 6; Patch

Co..... ..cn.sh 35, stocl_r,70

Silver Tlp.... ......cash 15

(Added three pairs)

imperial Silver Black Fox Com-

pany, Ltd., Montague. . . . . . . . .. .15 (added three pairs to ranch and

hold securities for balance due on

sale ot foxes which when col- lected will enable them to pay sn- ,I other............. . . . . ...10p.c.

Crupaud Fox Company.. .. cash, .40 Willow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. cash

New London Fox and Farm Lands,

Ltd., 200 p. c. cash, and moi-_e later. ltegal .. .. .. .. 16 Dundas . . . ... 50 cash and 300 stock Silver Fox Ranching Co . . . . 20

(Half of year’s product added to

breeding stock) Seal River Black Fox Co. . . . . . .. . . . 18 (Also 8 pups added to ranch) Dlamond.... .... ......B0 Rogers Paton.... .... .... ......I0

(More later) `

The Freeland Sliver Black Fox Co.,

Ltd., has paid s dividend of 50 Der cent. in stock.

The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.

has paid a 30 per cent cash dividend out of a declared dividend ot 110. An additional sum will be paid after the general meeting on Dec. 8.

(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend) Pure Canadian Sli. Blk Fox Co., 40

and 35 per cent later. _ Richmond Bay Fox C0., 20 D61' 091"

(More later.)

Provincial Silver Black Fox Co., 40

per cent cash, with more to follow later.

Sovereign B. B. F. Co., cash.. ...--15

(From 4 pairs)

Hartford D. S. Fox Co..... ......._25 Pcsrless...... .... .... .....10

and balance after January Ist.)

Ellis _Sliver Black Beauty Fox

Co..Ltd.... ...G0 (With 60 or 70 later)

Hackett S. B. F. Co.,...... .... ....15‘

(and two foxes added to stocklw

Ms lc Fox Co.....

'Un addition .to stock dividend or 100 p. c.) ‘ .

Charlottetown S. B. Fox Co........15

(Also ten foxes added to ranch)

Bedsque Fur Farming Co., Ltd.... .18 Glensladsle Bilvcr Black Fox C0. 10

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

The Bldeford Fox Co. Ltd.......200

(100 p. c. cash-paid 85 p. c.: bal- ance. 05 p. c.. will be psld soon. 100 p. o. in stock.)

Beechgrove ~...15 Hamilton SB Fox Co ... ..20 Murray-Rives... ... -15 Massachusetts . ......I0 Mt. Herbert Silver Black and Patch

(Cash and stock. ‘Reduced Calriill

. from '$85,000 to $17,500. per pall'

hy adding six pairs to the ranch.)

::Cord-wood for Bale.-We have

two cars hard wood at the Railway

V . .*0NE CENT per word each inser- tion for Mlvertlsing in this column.

EHIEAGU MARKETS

(Special to the Guardian.)

CHICAGO, March 15.-Wheat., N0. 2

Red. $1.60%; A, $1.61; No. 2 Hard, $1.63; A, $1.631/,». Corn. No. 2 Yellow. 751,§c.; A, 75%c.; No. 4 White, 72c.; A, rzsgc. om, N0. 3 white. 59%c.;. A. 60%c.»; Standard, Q01/40.; A, 60%c. Rye, No. 2, $1.20. Barley, 73c.; A, 88c. Timothy and Clover nominal. Pork, $17.55. Lard. $1.30. Ribs, $9.25; A. $9.75.

CIPTOWN MARKETS ,_

Oats (white) 530- Oats (black) 600- Straw (per ton) $6.00 Hay, pressed. (Der ton) $14-00 Eggs (per dozen) 18'* Prlnt Butter (per lb.) _ 266 Fowl (per lb.) 100- Chfckeng 11 £0 130. wiieiit (per bushel) $1.00 to $1-25 Buckwheat 70°-

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Halls la Canada by Gsaadlsas.

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Barley 5 70 i0 Tub Butter (per lb.)

Potatoes (per bush.)

Turnlps (per bush.)

Hides Calfsklns

75c. 2-tc. 30c 15c 161:- 17c

When you purchase silverware _re- member that the ‘original “Rogers” is identified by the year “1847.'° There are other "Rogers" and other

Beer un.) 1 tv 8° Sausages (lb.) .1515 _.__...___,---- S’SIDE MARKETS

(Corrected Wednesday)

Barley, bus.. .ui lr. -65 E0 - Buckwheat. - ,-.gg .60 . Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 ._ Butter, lb. (crenmery) .22 - Ciilfskius, lb. .1-t .10 Eggs, doz. -30 Huy, loose ton $10-00 1:1-00 Huy, pressed 10.00 1l.00 iliapg, ln. -16 Lamb pclts -30 -5" oatmeal, per 100 3-75 Oats, (white) bus. .55 .t)l_) Oats (black) bus. .(30 .li=_» Potatoes, bus. -20 Roller Mill flour, poi' 100 2.25 3.50 Straw, preascil, ton 5-'12 Turnipn, bus. -1|" Whcnt, bus. 1.50 1.60 wool, u». “-30

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Rheumatism For Young and Old

The acute agonizing pain of

rheumutism is soothe at once by Sloan’s Linimcnt. Do not rub-it penetrates to the sore spot, bringing _a comfort not dreamed of until tried. Get n bottle today.

RHEUMATISM

Hera what Others Say:

"I highly recommend your _Liniment

np the host reinodyfor rbcumatism I ever used. Before using it. I spent lnrgc sums ol money trying to get relic( oi the misery und puins in limbs und body, so I tried your Liliirimnl; both intcrnuliind cxtcrnnl und I found quick relief, and now am well :ind strong ngnin."-Gnu. Curtis, £26 N. 16!/A SL, Springfield, Ill.

Here'a Proof

"I wish to write and tell you about s

fall I had down fourteen st.cps,and bruised my neck and hip very bud. l colild not sleep ul: nll. I sent my Wife for u 25 cent. bottle oi your Liniment and in two diiys'

time I was on my feet again."-tfharlss llude, 1.925% Prairie Ave., Si. Louu, Mo.

$l.OANfS LINIMENT

for neuralgia, sciuticn, sprsins and bruises.

All Druuists. 25s. Send four cents in stamps for I TRIAL BOTTLE

Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc.

Dept. E. Toronto, Can.

“Our Carpet" Wash recipe is e good

one. Let us put up a quantity for you. E. A. FOSTER. Central Drug- store. 9009-3-15M3l.

‘ "Get a new Silk Hat for the Parade St. Patrick's Day-lt will only cost you $4.50. MOORE &. McLEOD.

~ 9024-3-16m2l

_. , makes of silverware, but to get ' the genuine. ask your dealer for

` l8_4_7 noel-:Rs saos.

"Jilnr Plan that Wears”

::`l___ New Flat Bottom Shelburne Built Dories

We are offering a limited number

of these in 13,14, and 15 foot lengths complete with thwarts and bulkheads

at Very low prices for CASH.

'p Now is your time to buy, later they

may not be procurable except at a very high figure. '

Poole & Thompson Ltd.

' Montague

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Our mag:nificent new stock of

WALL_PAP RS are now 019611 f0f 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.)

~“Perfection” is ad- mired by all

That is why we

handle _

The Edison Ambrola

The machine that is D8!-

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

We can offer_ you a wide

variety of choice in R_EC~ ORDS, both 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

Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd

We represent the largest and most up-to-date factory in Canada.

A beautiful range of Qat-

meals, In rains, Gilts, Embossed and Plain Eapers. .

Let usshow you our_ new 191B Samples-

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

We sell the “Stick Fast” Dry Paste, the

greatest cold water paste known, ma_de instantly

. with cold water, for paper hangiI1g{_I>\1tUU8 OU |ab¢|S»

making up scrap books, mounting photographs, kindergarten work, oliice, factory, §Cl190\3“d h°U}° use, and for pasting of every description. Sold in U 1 lb packages 15 cents.

Carter & Co. Ltd.

Im rtors of Artistic WALL PAPERS

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