The COOK STUDIO

BETWEEN friends, the true _ spirit of Easter is best express.

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Your portrait-nothing could

be more fitting. '

Make the appointment to-day THE BAYER STUDIO

~ Telephone 192J`

FOR A GOOD PHOTO -VISIT THE-

A- |~3’0Il-studio

Finest work, moderate prices.

Personal attention give t Amateur’s Work. n 0

DON’T FORGET BA BY 107 Queen St. Charlottetown

I Shoe I

Bargains

F orWomen

We have about one hund-

red pairs of Womens Tan Button and Lage Boots made in Cal! Skin, light and dark colours. Sizes are 2 1-2, 3 1-2

3aP$‘é?€5$€.'22 25 rw- vii

GROWING GIRLS

_ A nice up~to-date sprin line _of Patent Button with medical; loviggiggls. Dull Kid ops. eg. . o $4.00. Sale Price....I

GROWING GIRLS

Another line Patent But-

ton. with Cloth Tops, med

l‘$”ilf53Ess‘§f§°h‘i§’2 $2-80

Alley & Co. ' 135 Queen St.

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Wall Paper

“In the spring the house- wife’s fancy- Lightly turns to thoughts of Wall Papering-

We have the agency for the EMPIRE WALL PAPER CO

and_Acan show you a large variety of the most_ servic- alale paper Made in Can- a a.

We hav_e paper and bor-

der to suit any room.

In commemoration of the

part the British Empire is taking in the present war.

We have an appropriate

design of flags-suitable for

public halls.

is the time to see our samples and place your orders

Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd

Montague

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We insist on your examining the %ual-

irtf' of fuel that slides down your c nto.

enty of dust slag and lillnkers means

money thrown away.

If you want to '

Save Money on Coal

our yard will help you. Clean bright coal at the right price.

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High Grade Coal is the only

kind we carry. lt does not mat- ter when you order, you can be sure of getting satisfactory C031 If You come to us. We have on hand an exceptionally good £11191' ity of coal suitab e for ran8¢8 and kitchen use also for steam pur- poses. How much do y0\1 fe' quite? Prices always- rishf- ~ ~

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EHIEIRR MARKETS

(Special to the Guardian.)

CIIICAGO, March 10.-Wheat, No. 2

ltcd, $1.531,&; A, $1.53%; No. 2 Hard. $1.55; A, $1.56%. Corn, No. 2 Yellow, 721,30.; No. 4 Yellow, 69$4_»c.; A, ’l0%c.; No, 4 White, 70c.; A, 70%c. Oats, No. 8 White, 55%c.; A, 56)Qc.; Stamford. 561/Qc.; A, 57c. ltyo, No. 2, $1.15. Barley. 701:.; A, 8-ic. Timothy, $4.55; A, $6.50. ('-lover, $10; A, $111.75. Pork, $17.20. Lard, $9.07. ltibs, $9; A, $9.50.

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S’SIDE MARKETS

(Corrected Wednesday)

Burley, bus. . .65 to .90 Buckwheat. . _ .60 .90 Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 .24 lluttcr, lb. (crcamery) .22 _'Jn Culfskins, lb. .14 .10 Eggs, doz. .20 llay, loose ton $10.00 11.00 llay, pressed 10.00 12.00 llidcs, lb. .10 Lamb pclta . .30 .ou Oatmeal, per 100 3.75 Oats, (white) bus. .55 .60 Oats (black) bus. .60 .05 Potatoes, bus. .25 ltollcr Mill flour, pcr 100 3. .Q0 Straw. prcsscd, ion .oo Turnips. bus. . .15 Whcnt, bus. 1.50 1.00

\Vool, lb. '.30

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CH’TOWN MARKETS

Oats (white) 530- Onls (black) 500- Struw (per ton) $6-00 Hay, pressed. (per ton) $14.00 Eggs (per dozen) 18c. Print Butter (per lb.) 26c Fowl (per lb.) loc. Chickens i 11 £0 130- Whent (per buslicl) $1.00 to $1.25 Buckwheat 700- Bgrlgy 70 Z0 T56. Tub Butter (per lb.) -1240- Polatoes (per bush.) -i0c Turnlps (per bush.) _ 150 Iildes 10°- cairsinns UC Beef (lb.) 7 l-0 3° Sausages (lb.) 15%

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‘Le n boiithlmi-cr lree. ,ltcept nn

substitutes. All dsnlcrs or ldmlltlwh “ga 5 ng. Limited. 1‘0\'0l\*"

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..°T. GORDON NEB is Guardian agent in _ll¢oiitl8\l0- ‘

E . _*PRIZE WlNNER8.- The follow- scholars wouprizes for the best col- lec I f Island Weed Seeds at The

Feb: 26: 1915. 1, Kathleen Marcou,| 'Bouris Convent; 2, Cassimere Marcou, Souris Public School; 3, Maggie E. McEachern, Chepstew School; 4, Mary 0'Riley, Bouris Convent; 5, Laura Klckham, Souris Convent; 6, Lucy Mclnnis, Bouris Convent; 7, Jenny Hughes, Souris Convent.

..*T0 FIGHT FOR HIS COUNTRY

-Mr. Adrian Jay. Morell, loft Mon- duy on route to St. John, where ne will join the second contingent which leaves shortly for England. Mr. Jay was one of the first lads who was called to Halifax to go on garrison duty when the war broke out uno nobly responded to the call of duty, but getting tired oi’ being inactive when there was ii. chance oi' getting into active service he, with that true heroic and patriotic spirit bravely eu- listed for the front in the second con- tingent to fight for his King and coun- try, and his friends have no hesitation

'in saying that when the time comes he will do his share in helping to maintain the liberty and honour of Canada and the empire.-S.

EASTERN PERSONALS

..*Miss Mary MacDonald, teacher,

West St. Peters, spout the week-end visiting friends in Selkirk.-S.

..*Miss Eunice McAdam. West

St. Peters, has returned homo utter spending the wcck-end visiting friends in Morcll.-S.

..*'l’hc iiiniiy friends of l\lr. .luincs

0'Brien, Morell, will regret to learn that he is confined to his house through illness.-S.

"Macs Emulsion of pure Norwegian

Cod Liver Oil will quickly euro that lingering cough, and start you on the road to health and well being. The Two Macs, 149 Great George St. -Metf.

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EIRER ERR EIGHT

UN RPER RRRUNR

LONDON, March 11-Oiic of thc lat-

est arrivals nt Shorncliffe is Armitage Lawton, of Toronto, suffering froui rheumatics and strain through failing while making i`or the trenches. Des- |pitc his injuries hc did his forty-eight hours' trench duty along with thc rest. ln fact, it was some days later that his condition 'forced him' to go sick. Speak- ing to the Canadian Associated Press representative today he described how his platoon went forward to the tren- ches.

"We had the cncmy's miichinc-guns

on us froiu thc first moment wc iuoved forward towards the trenches." said Lawton. “Wo were advancing in the dark, but rockets kept going up. Then wc used to fall fiat. Just as I was getting into the trench it was ne- cessary to repeat the failing down business. Unfortunately, l fell more than l bargained for. 1 had been niov- ing rlght on thc cdgc of thc trench and l foil to thc bottom. I was badly shaken up. llowcver, thcrc I had to stop and during the next forty-eight lioilrs I tired away with the rest.

“Our men happened to be lucky, for

as far as 1 know not one of them was hit. The platoon next to us came oil’ much worse. Three of them were warming themselves round n pail close to me when a shcll came along and took tho hc-ads of two of them _ clean off. | "Tho relief party which Iollowvd us , in our troneh had not been there abovo ;un hour when eighty of them were }blown out. tho trench having been \ undermined."

Lawton nddcd that hc had bccu in

four different hospitals boforc reach- ing ShorncliiTo_ llc emphasized the fact . lliut nobody nl. the front know what was going on cxccpt in his own inuuediatc noigliborliood.

“All our boys want is for the Gor-

inniis to come out," was Lawton‘s comment when asked as to tho spirit of the Canadian troops.”

Major George Higglnbottom. oi’ Tor-

wto, who was operated on on Tues- dny, is progressing slowly.

high figure.

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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.

Now is your time to buy, later they

may not be procurable except at a very

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..~i1' rxvs to buy in out Province” .sous cam' ver word wh ln-

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Eastern Kings Seed Fair, Sourls on ,i

sortion for sdvortislnl in this column. Cash must acoomllllll' Order

. . .*J. 8. FRANCIS 6. SONS, Fortune Bridge, will repair and paint carriages straighten wheels, etc.. from this date -till June lst. 8983-3-13ME1i

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BERLIN ll |.EiiI

SRERIS RANGER

Theodore Wolff, of the Tageblatt, Fully Appreciate: Dardanelles Action’s Effect.

|TA'LY IS HIS CHIEF HOPE

Thinks Allies May Find Herself ln the Position of Maid Who Premature-

ly Counted Her Chickens.

LONDON. March ll-The Daily

Chronicle says that Tlicodoro Wolll. chief editor of tho Berlin Tugobintt. contributes aiu interesting nrticlc to his paper dealing with the bombard- ment of the Dardanelies, from which, the paper says it is clear that he is one of the few German Joumalists of prominence who appreciate the situa- tion which the Allies progress in the Straits will create.

Dr. Wolff says he has no illusions

about the intentions ot' the Allico in forcing the passage. and admits that. if they are successful, the results will he of tremendous import.

“There _is;" lic says, "first, nn inten-

tion to create uneasiness in Coiistmi- tiuople, and strengthen the hands of the opponents of Envcr and Talaut. This might force the l’ortc clthcr to conclude a separate peace with the Allies or withdraw thc army threat- enoning the Suez Canal. The second object is to stiffen Roumania and Bul- garia against the central monarchy."

Von Hindcnbcrg's recent victory

and the evacuation of Bukowina have, according to Dr. Wolff taken the strength out oi' the movement led ily the Roumania leaders, Take and Jo- mescu; but it requires little imagina- tion to soc that Roumaniii and Bul- garia “will sing another song, presum- ably it song of welcome," when the Allies' worships appear before their harbors in the Euxine.

lt is italy, however, which the Allies

have mainly in view, Dr. Wolff says. For months their agent has been at work whispering in ltaly's cars and warning her that a power which dc- clines to take a part in the conflict cannot expect any portloii oi’ the Slioils. Itnly seenisto bc Dr. \Volff's chief hope. The Italians are a nation he says. which reckons cruelly and carefully and it is just possible that the British politicians who are count- ing on its cooperation arc in the position of the niilkmaid in the fable who engaged too prcmaturally in counting her chickens.

Besides. adds Dr,’1iYolfi`, will not the

possession of (ionstgntinopls be decid- ed on Europeaif battlefields and not ln the Dardaneilcs? I-le recognizes however, the danger, and reluctantly quotes from ft leading Swiss journal which roundly declares that war is unavoidable lt' italy is not squared with thc Trcliuo. and that if tho Trcutino is not coded a rovolutioii is certain as wcll as wur.

I)r. Wolff tnkcs a most serious view

of the situation and disapproves of the optimism of his joumallstlc colleagues who smile at thc news from the Near East and pooh-pooh the possibility of forcing tho straits. lic has confidence in thc wisdom and restraint of thc italian Government, but fears that the safety door will bc opened only after

the house is on fire. QUESTIONED IN 1913

OTTAWA, March 11.-The validity

of thc powers conferred on the now defunct Dominion Trust (Tompany by Act of the British Columbia Lcglsln- ture was called in question in October. 1913. when thc acts of the provincial legislature passed niidor thc rcviow of the Minister ol' Justice nt Ottawa. In n ineiiiornndiiin on the subject brought down, lion. (3. J. Doherty referred to the fact that thc Legisla- turo hiid confcrrcd upon this coinpuuy borrowing powers and permission to rocclvo money on deposit and t.o nllow lntorost. lic said that it was "open to very grnvc question whether tho pow- ers oi’ n Dominion corporation can ho enlarged by a local legislature." Tho minister said power to receive money on deposit and pay interest on it was open to question ns referring to the subject of banking. Further considera- tion by the legislature _wus advised.

'l`ho Minister of Justice nt the time

questioned the propriety of local leg- islation conferring on the Colonial , Trust Company powers concerned lwitli the subject oi' banking and sug- gested thut banking transactions be excluded.

in February, 1914, ii message was

received from Attomey General Bow- ser, of British Columbia, stating that the suggested change was being made in the Dominion Trust Legislation. Mr. Bowser' also said l.hat the Col- -onial Trust Act excluded banking privileges, but hc suggested that the relation of deposits and interests to banking bo left for thc courts to pass upon. V l

W. F. TAYLOR, D., C. M. I (Meerut uuivansrrvi

Montague, P. E.,I OFFICE OF l.A1’E DR. PHASER.

For Sale

"Tho undersigned odors for sale a

good business stand situated at Kin- loclr, Lot. 67. containing one rood of land, wlthfh good shop 25 by 40 |5061 in slae. fitted up for general store. a good warehouse adjoining and a

table on th premises: all in good or- iToT° an ropfir and readyfor business. The above property will be sold low.

Apply to underellllod.

' Montague '

nos roasss.

-The Eastern Glzardian ll. $.PllIS lRlR [ill

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nsronrso 'ro HAVE Founo Pow- I DERY SCA! ON SHIPMENT FROM N. B.

OTTAWA, March 11-United States

inspectors have reported that they have found powdery scab ln\a ship- ment of potatoes from New Bruns- wick to Boston and have given notice to the Department of Agriculture that no Canadian potatoes will be permit-

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What does it mean to you P Y.

ls it a burden-a toil-a weary ‘

round of drudgery? Get a I

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ted to enter the- United States from “|'||GH°sPEED C|"|AMP|°N” WASHER

Ca'I`ElTga :EhT¢l;et8°l::lt?lTlt;)T|lilied of in B03- and laugh at washday. just put tho clothes ln. ton wage immediatew purchased for The washer does all the hard work. Clothes como

out clean and white-better than ifyou spent hours

3;,¥‘?:|\'|t"fro§3 §;Dsfg:.na:nglgh(?5:|iv[v;swl,;g scrubbing overnatenmy tub. The Maxwell washer _ - concernlgd WMI the country to wmv" works with crank handle at side as well as top -A-__.:_.__v,§ they were to be exDo"ed_ The De_ lover. Use which you like. Either ways yustss -.., -_

partment of Agriculture is investigut- ”“”>"

ing to ascertain if the statements Mu yea-ras-§¢rxe»:\ew;»..\.i|.¢ Maaw~\i‘;ll¢;: 4,,/_v

made by the United States inspectors f{’§“ff,r '\‘,',’,ff‘,';,‘f"j;|f¢§‘,‘.’,,,”'I,",“’¢§f,,_f"’§‘,f,;f§‘,' ,,,,,f,,"¢,_ 1

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MAXWELLS LIMITED 'rl `“

with the Department of Agriculture -

to bo issued to shippers of Canadian

no powdery scab found in any of tho

shipments.

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have any foundation:

The Minister of Agriculture in Dc;

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ccmbcr last made an arrangellwl ST. MARWS' °NT_ //_

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potatoeii allowing potatoes to cnter 1 tho United Statics. This urrangcmciit was to continue so long ns thcrc was

If your dealer does not handle the Maxwell

line, write to us direct.

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E When You Think oi House- cleaning. Think of IIS

llow 'l’o Cure

lllieiimalism

The Disease is Always Rootcd in the Blood, which Must be Made Rich

and Pure.

'l‘hcrc are still many pcoplc who im-

agine tliat rhcninalisni can bc cured

bly linin1iciits[un'dt{~ul;bi3g, o:::;)rll;>)o‘kiiii;§ h d th ar tio me ica nc ia ie ` eca _ I gm . rooted in the blood. Ftlicuintitisni can B uqe we .ave Sliou e that only be cured by cleansing and enrich- k€l1 tO S€Cl1I'€]l.lStlf S Supp l€S _ ing the blood, thus driving out of the re needed to make the once dis.

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t the poisonous acids winch

:§En';"'ti.e rilelmnlie pans. or. wn- agreeable and laborous task of

lims' Pink Pills cure the most ob- house cleaning easy and pleasant.

stinato cases of ghegilmatisin bc_Ca;1lS§

tl _\' ostragi o ieroo u i _

trlsnblgc in the blood. Every dose helps _ Cume here for your hqusecleal? to make ri]ch.lrcd l;lood, and itlilzi l}0W lllg IIBCCIIUIS, and YOU Wlu gift l_ e

d .' . t sonous ac i. iriun- . __ '

IIl(|.E;ul1e.a:iltEIieti;iid“lioTIi)i'iirt to thc tortnijnd I very be5t the klnd victim. Do not waste tinic and money ygu t0 CIO the WOI‘I{ ql,11CI{€I' an in liniments and outward applications. Ii-_'

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We can safely bet that our prices will satisfy. I

your system. licrc is proof of what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can do in

nicr, Wroxetcr. Ont.. snys:_ "For

months my life was inode iniscrablc F e n n e & ‘ : h a n d I e r matism and sciutica. The rhcumat- _ _

iam seemed to settle in all my joints vlCt0l’la ROW J

cases of this kind. Mr, Richard Pnl-

through a combined attack of rheu-

and t-he' sciaticn pains were so Krelll

that l could scarcely hobblc about. I + - am a farmer, and so you can under- stand that in my condition I was un- ablc to do my ordinary work. Neither

doctors nor various remedies l took

did me any good. Finally I was in-~. - ~

duced to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, a e a and for this I have much to be thank- . `

ful for, as after taking a few boxes the pains began to disappear and by the time 1 had taken nine boxes every twingo of both thc rhcumatisni and tho sciatica had disappeared und I _was able to go to work again as usual and have not lost a duy.t.hrough illness sincc. I am thoroughly grateful for what Dr. Williams' Pink -Pills have done for me and hope my experience _ will benefit some other sufferer."

lt is the curing of just such cases

as these that have given Dr. Williaius' Pink Pills their world-widc popular- ity. You can get the Pills from any medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 i`roni The Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co.. Brockville,

Ont.

Fire Insurance will not replace them if destroyed.

Do you keep them in a vault ? '

Do you keep them where other people can see them ?

You can rent a “SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX"-this

box can be opened only by yourself. _

We invite you to inspect our Vault and Safety Deposit

Boxes.

"Baby must bc taken out in fthe

fresh air and to do so you must have one of the New Up-to-Date Baby Car- riages, new patterna, new construc- tions, new colours, about 30 different styles just opened and all ready to hu

shown. Drop' in ninl)1t‘l;eu.i, the

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The Eastern Trust Company

154 Richmond Street

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Serious Fire at O’Leary

(Guardian March 5th, 1915)

Daily Warnings Went Unheeded

“Word was received in the city yesterday of a serious fire in

O'Leary by which Mr. Ira Clark’s Mill was completely destroyed, the loss being estimated at $3,000 with no insurance.”

The premium paid on a fire insurance policy suihcient to save

you a serious loss would look very small alongside the check the

company's agent would hand you after the fire.

Be wise and carry enough insurance to cover your loss in case

of iire.

We insure all kinds of property in the strongest companies at

moderate rates. Wiit: or telephone us today if you are not fully pro- tected. Tomorrow may be too late. - ' '

, W. K. Rogers Co. Ltd.

84 Great George St. Charlottetown '

Vernon ltlvor ww March 0. 1915.

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