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the Same

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Week in and .Week

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US demonstrate our

_ skill by making: for you

the best portrait you have ever had.

The Cook Studio

f‘grandma_” _ of childhood days,is priceless to you now.

-_Remember that your children willsoon be grown up-that their pictures wil be equally prized in years to come.

_ Make the appointment to'-day -BAYER Studio

'W

YOU-Ri-picture, with that dear 1

QA NAD” I AN

PACI Fic

PANAMA-PACIFIC ‘, EXPOSITION SAN FRANCISCO

Tickets on Sale March ist to Nov. 30th Limit Three Months _

$124.60 _

From Pictou, N. S. '

\ r Going and Returning via Chicago.

li.

Going via Chicago and J

Returning vias__X§i0n:g:ii__\;_e;‘;___o_r vice versa. |

The Eastern Guardian

’ ..*IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

...°T. GORDON ivE8 is Gnsrdisn

agent in Montague.

_ ..*RED POINT NOTE8.~lmmense -ice delds are still floating round the shores. affecting the climate, affecting -the fisheries, affecting farming and affecting the health of the people.-A serious epidemic of la grippe is now prevalent here.-Notwithstanding the discouraging features. the lobster fac- tories are going to operate as usual, but the crews are on hand. the traps *are on the bank-and vast ice fields occupy the grounds.-All the old cod _firms are also ready the first open water to set their lines. At Ited Point Rose and li.ob_ertson, Champan and LaPierre, Elliot and Robert Bruce and 'John McLellan will again launch forth. John McLellan is the last survivor of ,tho old fishermen who operated so successfully here, and has half-a- _century of experience.-At Basin Head noted fishing grounds. and noted fish- ermen, John Robertson & Sons, George LaPierre & Sons. Seth McLean, Arthur Neal and William Coffin will

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...vous cswr per mira rash in-

sertion for advertising in this column. Cash must sccompany order.

..*0RNANlENTAL FENCING 4

cents per foot. D. F. MacDonald, Souris . 9829-5-'lMtf.

"A snap for horsem°n. We offer 50

Scotch made Carriage Rugs that If bought today ln the open market would cost 1-3 more. Extra Special at $2.50, $2.75 Ind $3.50. also all wool rugs from $5.00 to $12.00. PATONS.

' - 9871-5-8ME1l.

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“GENTLEMBW8 SUITS -Beat this

ii' you adn 013.50 and $12.00 suits well tailored made of Imported t eeds, on Isle today and tonight $8.00. Hurry if you want one. PAT- ONS _ .. 9887.5-BME1l

iIH|lIiGllhiHKElSi A

can W

Shoes

tnimiinimniin.

S

$3.50 to $6.00

Styles change rap-

idly hut we keep a little ahead of all others, and we _have never for one minute

fowotton ‘Gomfort_”

e believe that ‘

comfort outlives style in nearly every woman’s memor_y'no

» matter howstyh_sh_a

shoe may be if it hurts the foot it gives the wearer no

\ pleasure. ' No chance for 1

frowns if you wear _ our shoes.

Alley & Co.

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ONS. 9871-5~BME1i.

"We specialize on prescriptions. we 3"

have a larger staff of qualified pliarm- S aceutists. a bigger and better equlpp- b

dispensary, and larger stock strict- C

ly "top notch" drugs than any other m

m. in the province. \Ve are at your fr

service-you’ll get satisfaction here. B The Two Macs, 149 Great George St. \c ~Mtf.

ed

fir

Tom Magldery. M. L_ A., moved in

a

again operate. lt is thought likely . that William Coffin has the highest ged' $!`50% to “"5”/" N°` 2 hard'

record on P.E.I. of number of quintels 7 landed single-handed ln one seasou.- N Gasoline'-will largely take thc place 5- of--oars, niidgasoline dories are sup- 72 _ 7 _ T r , planting the boats on the eastern ;gf:50t°t08l;12_5l)ll10tlFl’3i,l-ill, §ll7$gl) Clltlhlhdl beaches.-His friends regret to learn $9 50 Ribs-5975105025' ` ' that Peter Rose fell from the landing ` ' ’ ` ' ' ‘

of an outside granary stairs, on the .V evening of the 6th, breaking two ribsl C

and getting serverely injured.

WA grain were a little higher today in the

V

NTS PRESENT \

M. P’S RE-ELECTED. 3

o'r'rAwA, May 10.- an interest- W

ing method of solving the political sit- slowly and mms have occurred in nation was suggested at a meeting at C Haileybury. Ont., which was attended 0

by

object was to protest against a gen- C eral election. A liiotion in this effect n was moved by J. Lorne McDougall. 1, Several well known Liberals spoke in e

men on both sides of politics. The e

upport of it. Then, however, Lieut. d

Wilfrid Laurier to agree that the pre- W se

CHICAGO. May 10.-Wheat. No. 2

1.50% to $1.55. Corn. No. 2 yellow, 5|/gc. to 76’;§c.; others nominal. Oats, o. 3 white. 511/tc. to 5-ic.; Standard, sc. to 54’,~&c_ ltye. nominal. Burley.

CHICAGO. May 5.-On improved rop conditions the prices of all

kinds of grain declined at Chicago. _ '__,__;; ' I "‘

“San of Mew. Hn. $1_25_ PAT_ She price of wheat fell ic., corn %c_ J \ f

indicating that the crop would be `

nd oats |,§c. a bushel. The statement

500,000 was larger than last- year iid that the grain seemed to have the amc remarkable vigor as last year rought about these conditions. The rop in Texas and Oklahoma will bc

full head next week. The demand om Liverpool is however very trong, and the stocks of oats are de. ressing. WINNIPEG, May 5.-All classes of

innipeg market. Wheat advanced bout half a cent and oats 1/ic. The eather in Western Canada has been

ome sections of Alberta and Saskat- hewan, while there has been u fall f snow in parts of' Manitoba. The nquiry for feed oats was good. parit- ulary for export. Barley and flax rc- iained about the same. There were owever only eight cars of oats offer-

u as compared with 214 cars ssiiievuly ii few that can be iwnied

ate last year. TORONTO, May 5.-The grain

Piano

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With The People

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lllllll SUMMER Hllilllll

‘ THIS YEAR THE MARITIME

PROVINCES

The question has repeatedly bccn

asked how many Maritime people know froln practical experience that within their gates they have the most beautiful summer resorts in unerica, La llalc do Chaleur. Priucc Edward Island, thc Bras d'0r Lakes and Cape Breton, thc livniigvliiie Country. St. John ltivur to nientioii

from

a wide and varied selection.

Predictions have been made from

BRAND P

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inspired.

Co. Pianos-it is fxlee.

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The_ Heintzman & Co. Pianos_ are made to meet

the requirements of people of discriminating “Musical Tastes." They're built by expert workmen, from thoroughly seasoned materials-they’ll stand the lest of use and _abuse and give better satisfaction, longer than any _piano manufactured. In tone, in touch, and finish of esign they lead all others.

The Heintzman & Co. Piano is the best, because

its makers desire that it should be the best, andthe firm’s genius, system, energy and perseverance are all engaged in realizing those ideals by which they are

If you wanta piano that i_s superior in quality.

you want a Heintzman & Co. Piano. No other is good enough-no other _will satisfy you. Get our finely printed beautifull illustrated catalog of Heintzman &

Miller Bros. ...L12 2?...

1

lr:l'l__:1isecleaning

fi & Li-Il

niendmeiit that an appeal should be market in Toronto advanced in Sym. various sources that this year made to Sir Robert Borden and Sir pnthy with the Winnipeg marketgml. see a large influx of American

lthstanding decline of prices at isis- 0110 authority Sf*-"S5

nt members of both parties should (:h1c,,g0_ prices are up a cent today

will tour-

old

of housecleaning

"The famed shrines ol' thc

be re-elected by acclamntlon if an

ection is to be held before the end

of the war. _

135 Queen St., _

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W. B. HOWARD. RJEA.. U_I'.R,, Bt. John.

er... WALLER, Drfmiriinn Express :mud- ing. Charlottetown.

Eastem S.S. Corporation

International Line l

‘ Three Trip Service

Steamshlpe Calvin Austin and Governor Cobb.

Leaves St. John Mondays, Wednes-

days and Fridays, at 9.00 a. m., for Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Bos- ton. Returning leave Central Wharf, Boston, 9.00 a. m_'Mondays, Wednes- days, and Fridays for Portland, East- pdrt, Lubec and St. John. _ "Stl John City Ticket Oillce, 47 ,King Street. A. C. OURRIE, Agent, St. John, N.B. A., E. FLEMING. T. F. and P A. St.

John. N. B.

PLANT ENB 1

'Charlottetown to' Boston B. B. HALIFAX, May 18th, at

noon, and every ,Tuesday thereafter.

From Boston _ _

' Saturday at noon

For further information apply to

_ J AS. CARRAGHER.

_ Agent.

Charlottetown. P. F. I. assi-s-7-M-mn: -

-_ .yi - -_

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*wholesale & Renal

Now that navigation ls_opeu we Sydney coal, or we _Wiil»8K"° *° 4°* liver cargoes wii¢n»ro<i\1i\’°¢ 5* W’

qkiygi-.nt P, E.. Island ports if lull- a le _vessels can bs °Pf°|°°‘i- _Prlebeand terms quoted on appli- oltioni _

We keep a stock oi coal always on hand and eteamers l'0<l\li\`|“1_ 32”? ussi can be suimlivd ei ' °" “

HUM Parma ‘ raiuirniir coal 1°* l1°“'°' hold purposes cannot do better than py giving us their order. _ - Our prices are l0W§l¢~ d nd Sclioonera alwayl 1" d°m°“ gt eliartei-ed at iflgliesf. rates of freiK -

B-°§.°"'.“°".':

Agents Dominion Goal Oo.. LW'

.P' , 77"” Int _

,___°_,,», “_-~ _, _ riiéne un.

IF VISITING 'NEW YORK CITY

‘ ' you anno to loom in nn

XIERY 0E§TR.E

I 'M t §_;:ri§?;;_;id»i»:”'tl»';_:i:¢mu'lh slgifl 1%

- 'HOTEL ' 1

_llhimirla-Hillman _

Sth Av., Broadway, 24th St.

DVDMDOKING l|ZA.Dl80N_N. PAR-K. l‘..‘-.il.:.§.’.‘ll°“..‘.t“.:.’..7.’.“‘:’..t.:’.f..'i‘:’&7.i’l 1,000 guests. 'A Good Room,

° $1._50 Per Day.

with Bath, $2 to $5. »

Famous 'Piccadilly

\ Booklet and Guide

DA.\`lEi. i'_ RI

152 rs.;

‘ w. F. mior, ii. ii., c. M.

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Montague. P. E.-I. _

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O Black _ Diamond#

on si io you is me mum

ggogohli-iesrilv ttlhen white ones.

"gg, no tlsws, and while we'

5;:!t“li vor them by Wllilttl IIIOII'

"nr, sidolivor thom ulllllklr- _ ss 1' auaurv coal.

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The amendment was carried unani- ously Lieut Magladery is going to of

he ff°“¢ other S0|l1l0l“H DFCSGM fav- same as yesterday. Tile feeling in all ored the solution wiiicii lic suggested. lines is however ii good, 20,000 bus. 7'

el

1 _ .`

' 0° 7 and 16.000 at 64_%c. ln addition to

Don t these sales car. lots of western oats

Cuioeiesilunieuid `¢. 'fluyushnl

ringing $1.55 a bushel, No. 2 white oats 63c_-a bushel.

MONTREAL. May 5.-The prices grain in Montreal are about the

for export. Ontario No.2 wheat is Worm are Closed f°|` 3 time “t b

to American travel. The tourist nc-_ cesnrily will have to go somewhere,

You could_n’t wish for a better or more complete line

supplies than we are showing here

now. Everything you could possibly desire is included. in

'°‘”“' , our present offering, here are some suggestions that will

for as a rule thc American who can

help you houseclean.

'ford to travel abroad is suiiiiuutlv

of

_ w

er bush an 1 0 bush

anitoba wheat: was made at 1.65% A

ai ' :' 2 _ ludcpendcnt of industrial conditions

omg changed hands at 65c_a bushel vacation that has bcconic ii iieccssity

to him. Canada feels that the Do- minion ol' all regions should be his

Q B I are ma.|e_ N0_,_1 67%c_ N0_ 2 65c_ natural destination. For Canada has

s __._\a_ sale of 12900 bushels of N0_ 3 as magnificent and as varied scencr)

of World. She has a climate tlint, on

ctivities of which 110 other country an boast. A land oi' magnificent dis--

o allow them to interfere with thc

s can be found anywhere in the Old

rpart She has facilities lor fishing.

` B. B

Scrubbing Brushes Knife Polish Securing Soaps Brooms Stove Pip¢ Enamel Whlsks Liquid Veneer EU¢2_ CYGIH1 Wall Paper Cleaner Dustbane

Bon Ami I-YG

Dustbane New Wall Paper

The sanitary sweep- Our Wall Paper Clean-

ing compound l'or floors 61' Will U1Bk9 YOU? Old nd carpets. We have WSU D806? BBW 88801 1| size tins at an pri. ft’s economical and sat-

Dutcli Cleanser Pearllne

Silver Polish

Whitening Gold Dust Ammonia

For Furnitur e

Liquid Veneer will

clean, brighten and

. beautify your furn-

iture-mako it look like now. Gct a bottle.

%f~4'@;;i

CsroCos_- '-' Q Pllrlrla

'|'i'°a.’a¢|rri.-alias-a-.a-aisanrr. Sm!" Pill, Sllllll Dose, Sllloll Fries

Genuine -.ri-r sigrnirr

“Service

Barley

\ 'rub butter (ner lb. )

otatoes (per bushel)

3,407 cases as compared

for the correspond ng _ ngo. Prices are firmly maintained un- "s\‘°0 ffleafflilce-“fiend ‘M°|"'l°. ilcr a continued good deninnd. Whole- Slum' “ml n"""‘°” ml- l" lm” l""“°'

sale prices tu the trade were 221;. while sales of stamped solcctod stock

w

the market for potatoes

Q- of grccn mountains have

45c_ pcr bag of 90 lbs. cx~truck. Thu Q _

t prcscut is ’

Our Spring Drive

rl-tail prices :if Montreal n 65c. per bag. _

Llvc hogs advanced in price in To-

ronto yesterday 15c. per hundred at $9.15 per hundred lbs. The supply on the market for sale was mend for dressed hogs continues fair- ly good and tho tone of tn

good.

The market for cattle continues to

be firm at the recent advance in prices. There was a good demand w

brought as high as $8.00

The receipts of eggs

ere made at 251:. a dozen. A weaker feeling had developed in

been sold at

Cll’T0\\'N MARKETS

c murkctis day this ycar in thc Murltiiiio Prov-

|u . 0

i " cid -_

nh a small offering' Lggéiieigegg at cost, 143 pairs Ladies and 157 pairs

“need abuut 10c_ n hundred |bs_ Gents High Grade American Shoes nt

today were a bargain for three or four days~read with L68() llléil' tlflverlldefllellt. 9897~5~ .

date a year

udcil lakes and a myriad of cn-

ciianted streams, leading into thc kiugdoni where nature still reigns

tum" l. d 0 00 els

°--h~r\h-\¢l°°°-¢r1- fl , p e ' - . this continent at least, has no coun-

CARTEWS UNL: _____./ l_tf_z;r;_l_;{>_ba No. 4 barley at 7A'/ic. a te _ _ _ _ _

LIVER PILLS ‘L A stronger feeling is devemped in hunting, canoeing and other outdoor

_,flop the hay market and the prices have 3 ' E,-lm - my , -_ , .1 ‘M advanced from. 50c. to $1.10 per ton. _ . i _ G t _ isfactory. .-..i..-i..l’;d'-=~ 'if ‘ rm.: crr io... or Nr. 2 try have snr.. ron lqggeé ga "1f1_;\__>;_ci;'§_¢¢1°;\Sn__l_\_§_§'_\_'y 3:5- ce” ° °°'”°

asian , 1 1 . _ c , o cs _-

gmwi _ WE* at $19.00 tx trick. gl P

lt will save you troubl

700. T110 110° supreme", your time, and you can

Why not spend your summer holi-

as if you came to the store :s::i.;".:i12.i.::°.:1‘:<::i»

suggest that you glvc it a

_"Morris Smith and Beer have do

ed to clear out all Whlkover Shoes

l1M2i

9g97_5_11Mg|_ g

Telephone Your Order

your order will be filled exactly the same as

For The Silverware

To brighton ond beautify

your old silverware or brass goods, use Pulz Cream, a safe and satisfactory polish- rivalled in merit only by our Special Silver Polish.

e--it will reserve rest assured that

and personally sel-

Our phone order

service. May we trial. Call up 150.

Beer & Golf

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Wai-

and car lots -_ ‘

uis (whitol

traw (per ton)

r E Hay, pressed, (per ton)

Eggs (per dozen) lil to 26c.‘ Print Butter (per lb.) 2

" '~ " " Fowl (per lb.)

' Chickens

Wheat (per bushel) $1.00 to Buckwheat ~

Bile. 600. $0.00 $14.00

tg (black)_

c.

10c. l3c. $1.25 75c.

70 to 75c_

24c. 300.

il to

our lines of communication

We are now ready for our SPRING DRIVE” and our guns (prices) are of the very _‘,longest

in Raincoats

For some weeks past we have bent all our

efforts “marshalling” our stocks and establishing /

(making purchases".)

¥:‘»»_

\\\§ -1' i.-:Rs i L- _

__ "'N"iw,` \

` allow us the opportunity to

were uararui or ana uuciltlm `,

‘ Please investigate the , _q}iality'_of_our Optical Ser-

V'Cé. '

_.For [two years wefhave been conducting an eigclus- ively Optical business, having closed out the other _ departments in order to _-

give all our time _and ef- ort toward perfecting our

Optlical Serv ce."

e are glad toj be_ able to

say that,-_our service has _ beena ' reciated farbe ond ~

wish at this time to sincer- ` ely thank the thousands of

ua d\ifiIl8, this tifne, had

be fair hi themselves, and

ha d A

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ee.

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` Turnips (per bushel)

‘ Hides

/' Calfskins

_ Beet (per lb.)

Sausages (per lb.)

_T Pork ~(per lb.) » 100-

’ Barley bus.

._ Buckwheat. - - -_ Butte lb. air

\ Calfskins lb. -10 - 10

15

_ _ _i i s1o.oo 11.00

our agllcipations, and' we my °r'l1‘;e.l" 10.00 12.00

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friends who have patronized g“"“°“‘» P" 1°” 3'

B

10

Lamb pslts , .30

60

ot (black) bus. .00 .

also to invite anyone w o shine.. su..

has not et favoured us, to _ no

Straw. pressed ton

\ Tiirnlps. bus. _ -

` Wheat,_ims. - 1-59 - ttool, ll‘. .30'

20c. 10c. l0c. 8c. 151:.

7to

s's1i_>E MARKETS

(Corrected Wednesday)

65 to 90c. 60 90

r. (ll Y) -20

utter. lb. (creameryi .22 .

ggs, dozen ~

idea, lb. -

ata, (white) bus. .55 .

65 .29

ller Mill flour. Der 100 8.25 3.50

6.00

15

1.00

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bring-you from the 'fart erst end of the city

We are Selling Mei-n’s Rain _ Coats at

values up to $14 O0, made

from " the highest rade mateiial.Foronewee only

Our Guarantee

Every Coat Guaranteed Water- roof or your money will be §ef\mded. _

_G. F. Hutcheson 1

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rangef’-in fact, we-are positive these prices will

in the newest styles and

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