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-Men-

A special boot bargain

A new fashionable _i

.Dark Brown Kid Boot

Good year Welt Sole

Only

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Oli sale while they las

made on a nice mediu pointed toe last, a pret boot that will wcar and bc comfoi table

At present prices the .lot would be worth $7,

e our windo

lley & C

135 Queen St.

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YOUR FRIENDS can b_uy

anything you can give

them--except your photograph

Make an appointment today

llie Cook’s Studio'

New DesBrisay Block

GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY

We photograph men as men are

lt's I business matter-

And there's no fuss or bother. I Your family, frlendst und busi-

ness associates want yoilr portrait. `Make an uppointniellt today at tho

The Bayer Studio

A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Arn-

steur Photography .

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J. A

Glasses Help Clear Thinkin

Eye strain is a higgrlrag

on el‘11i'ieiil'y. ll piovclilai clear thinking and riuivk ac- tloli_ 'lt rallses licadaclic. nervousness and exlla-ustloli.

1’rnperl_v fittedglasses are _

the remedy. 'i`liese reliinve the strain limi uivr-_ norilliil vision without effort. colisri-

ous or unconscious.

We solicit your Patroiiage_

H. J. Mahon

Optlelsn Prescription Druggllt

Phono 15. MONTAGUE, P. E. I.

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~ Pure Bred

Clydesdale Stallion

BlllllKBlllill SiNSAll0N

" I N0. '9476

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Enrollment No. 37 wil

make the season at the owners stables in Montague. This horse is a registered stall_lon', eight years old, and weighs 1800 pounds; and anyone in- tending to. breed should look this horse over before booking

their maresplsewhere. Terms $10.00. Sett ed by note at the time of service or 7 per cent discount allowed for cash.

Mares at owners risk. _

Ellis' Pharmacy Lid Montague Joseph Hood in Charge

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The Eastern Guardian The Westernl Guardian

CHALOTTETOWN MARKETS

lllliry hullcr. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ 35-38 lllltll-r ti'reaiilcr_v prints) .. ._ 42-45 l'Ii:.:'= 21840 |~`o\\'|. ll\,..... ....15-lf' (`liil'ki~lls. lil . _ . .. . . . . . .16-20 Beef lb frctiiill 18-20 l’otlilni~s. bus . . . . ... . _ _ . . 2.251-15.40 llzly_ tml 18.00-20.00 Straw, ton ..f. . . . .. .. ._ 10.00-12.00 lbrk tsl-ici-tsl wholesale __ _.19-19% Outs (black) hush. ...B5-1.00 Outs (white) bush................95

DYNAMITE BURIED IN GARDEN.

Sl\ll.\'lA_--- .\ bmi of dyniiinlte con-

sisting ol’ thirty sticks was iineai'tl\9d at Port linroll lato yesterday. The box nppe:irc.1 to have been in the groiinrl ai bout one year, but tile owner of thc properly knows nothing about how li gut tliero. The fine was made wlillv the laiiiliowlieiw 'was digging his gnrdcii.

CANADA Nuzns

HER FARMERS

The Emgre is iookingtoCansda for

food, and e farmer is the chief factor in its production. In these days of scarce help every farmer must work his hardest, and every farmer knows from painful experience that it is his back that first feels the stmin. Almost every movement, whether with the plow, the fork, the hoe or in the harvest field. tests the muscles of the back and kid- neys. A pain in the small of the back is the warning that inflsmmation,al- though slight at first, but persistent, has started in the kidneys or surrounding tissue.

Farmers, if you only knew how

quickly Gin Pil s soothe and heal the overworked rind strained kidneys and restore perfect harmony between the

' kidneys and the blridder, nial<in§ both work as nature intended them to o and in the process also relieve you of rlieii- nmtism, painful urination or other troubles incident to impaired kidneys, you would not delay a moment.

Gin Pills are also a gentle iaxntive

and are wonderful, not only in their effect on the kidneys and bladder, but they keep the bowels in perfect condition. ~

We want every lame-backed farmer

to try Gin Pills. Go to your dealer and hiiy a box. If you do not get relief, we will refund your money. or a free trial sample will be sent on request to National Drug and Chemical Company of Canada, Limited, Toronto. ,A

Montague Horse Rrces

Wednesday

held, All Stakes.

2.25 Pace, Stake Purse $250.00

w_hen horses must_l_>e named. Five per_ cent additional from money winners

T. GORDON IVES

Secretary

N01.fl,L'M7l.

. 1 Y

past winlcr in Boston. Mass.. return- r wr

__--G-~ . This, in view of the fact that condi ll

iviion, inn ._ $1.15 10 $2.25 R Straw, pressed. ton 8.00 Co-operative Wool Sale in 1915

lbs, sold for per lb

13151

1. Medium Vlothing 31% Ii. l\1ediuin Coiiibiiig 192% 5. Low “ " 973% l. I.u:ilrc 4172#-'A ‘_ Black ll!!-i 'Page and plot-cs iii 5. Rejects' itil)

Co-operativig Wool Sale

lbs. sold for

l. Meiliuni t‘onibing 1767-ii

.".:i\//2. Illli' Il'.5’%_it 1551' `l Tl'

Eur..

ln 1916

par lb

421'

'J. Mediilni Clothini.: 5188*,/, N ..4::t~

:_ Low “ Colllhiiig 31481/;» l. Coarse 20-179% 1. Lustre 1695

411- 383/21 38l,.¢_,i

August l 1‘lllll'i-li of which ho 'wus always il

l<Iilwill'il. Johil and Dlivld of Brock-

'on. Mass; Patrick with the Volors ln

The fdilowidg Classes will be owl-se Eldridge or ai-of-ion and Mrs.

2_]8 Tfot’ Stakggpufsg, $250.00 of Siliiinii-iislriv. 'l`lie fl|lim'ai was

230 Trot Stake Purse $25000 rliiirch ol' tho lliiillliciilate (‘l/ilceptlon

° ' ‘ ` ’ _. .qi . Ig ._ ~ ,-

, Entries close June 9th. one ilrattlrl hy Rev. l"r_ Mr-.l)oulild. after

-ll lil _ 1 _

W" Cen* J“"° 9th' iw” 9°’ Cent t`i.lii-hi..-if#iiiignhixifefoiifdsiegvtg

dull' 3fd» two Der cent/lugust 4th large concourse of friends and lald` be

' alll; lfrnnk Bai-ry.. Alphonso 0'(7on-

Sfonc Jars For Lawn Garden or Grave Side

or that lonely plot in God'a Acre get one of our ornamental stone ins.

Absolutely impervious to frost,

splendidly made and most sub- stantial. they add dlpinfied beguty to any garden or p ot. Seei em.

To bpiiullfy ymlflawnf garden laden vessel was s-truck byla hurri:

'_ Rejects 273% ._ __:£5c ;_ Grey and black £38'/_ .. ._25i» `i. Tags lli7 .. ..l0i' _

In each case llrlangenicnts, wort iilidc with tho Live Stock Blanch Dttawa, for the scrvccs of an expel" vool grader. _-\ sample of each grad .vas sent to woolen inaniliuctiircr.= ind the entire lot sold by tender. ii 1915 the average price was ovei 2:21 'ici' lb. unwashcd. which would ht 'ho equivalent of 46--iSc for washer .v0ol_ lil 1916 the average price wa: ivcr 38c unwashed, which would equ

il 57, 58 cents waslied.

N0 washed wool is handled as i 'annot he properly graded, but the equivalent price for washed wool i quoted as a comparison of values fo hose who have been selling tlicli

.vool in the washed state.

Grading stations for this year wil' is located at Charlottetown and Sum nerslde. and under present arrange - licrits the wool will be received il. = *ln-li _slntlrln hefwcen June 18th ani'

’Uli- ‘_

it is hoped that the majority of thi*

=hcep breeders will find it convelllenf ‘o sell their wool tlirouizli the co-op eratlvc sale this year, as only througl 'ooperatlon and selling accorrliiig ti 'i\lHlll.V. ican the prrllucts. fo! ou' "arms be made to realize their rcs ‘ull value. .

W. J. Réld.

li iiflililili 1

On Sulidliy_ May 20th. the people

il' Wellington were shocked to heal' he sad news of the death of Mr. Pat- ~lck Walsh an Qld nnrl respected rc- iideiii of that place after an illness il’ only a few hc.-urs, being in his usu il spirits the previous night. Deceas- ~d was a native of Kilkenny. ireland ind came to this country with his iarenis in the year 1842. settling in Wellington. He lnsrrieri Julia A. Mc- Lelleiil of indian River who predeceas- ‘Jl him fifteen years ago. Mlm Walsh wns of s jovial disposition and will ‘in irrultly iiiissed by his many friends ii Wellington where he carried on ‘arming for ii liiiliihor or years living in tho old homestead with his daugh- er where his death took place at then flpr; nge of 81. The Pastor Rev. John -\_ _\laclloliuil| ailnillilstcrerl to hlln thc- Ins; rites nl' the lloly f‘afllr`.~lic

llilislslciit iiirnilii~i_ lic loaves to mouiu llvn sons nnrl two ilaiigtels

England and Leu ln New York- Mrs.

_Ioscph E. Mac.Nelll on the old home- stead also one sister Elizabeth Walsh

lilrlrl on \'\"eillliv.~i|lliy. Miiy 2!lril lo the

wlmr" 11|' lieiii ll il iiillss was tele

slde those of his wife. there to await the ltesllirecflon morn. The pall bearers were-1 Messrs ('olin McDc~;i-

neil. David l._ t`anieroii. Anthony l’en brooke and John D. Cameron. May he mst. in peace.-X.

MEN ON DERELICT

SUSTAINED LIFE . ON St-fARK'8 BLOOD.

SAVANNA.- Goo. Dolbat, captain

and s member of the crew of the American schooner M. LE. Eldridge. of Dennis. Mass.. met death in the Gulf of Mexico recently from expo- sure and starvation after the lumber

cane and became s derelict.

Eight members of the Eldridge

were brought hers yesterday by a British schooner and told of hav- ing been 15 days on their water- loggep ship, with only a little food and water to slistsln life, The Eldridge left Tampa May Bth for

Clenfuegos. sunk- -three days later

` Q ran into the 'fl f'l’icl11d.‘ I-.’_ Dr. Chassis _eryo Food. 50 centres' < ___N__ _‘___ _

B|a¢k_ S mm M my D ..,. . ...ii paging, .5 .1 $13.... .... -stsclAL»_,a'l1fr§i_gy'rioN 'ro mail. ounsizs

sldo. Whom, He Was for Ton Yelrs Pastor of First Congregational Church and Where the Funeral Ser-I vlci.; Was Held.

_RIVERSIDE--Rev. Edward' l~‘_ Goff.

For the past eleven yoars one ol` the business ninllagors oi' Poniolia (‘oi- ‘eKe. and lol' ten years pastor of tho First ilongrogiitionul ('llurcli ol' Rival# ride. prior to his' engagenicnt with the tllaremont institlitioli_ died at the Riverside Hospital May 13th. follow- `iig an operation for gall sioilcs_ilnd ulcer of the stomach.

The funeral was held here on Tiles-

dny afternoon at 4.30 o`clock with services at the cllllrril of which he was pastor The sclyices were in charge of Dr. Cliarles l<`, Akerl, the present pastor, and the sermon was preached' by Rev. Mr. Kingman, of '_`.lai'eniont_ The pastors of' a xlunl- her of other churches took s part. in the service. The pallbearers were l)r_ Norton. Prof. Colcord and E. E. lones ot’ Claremont. and W. A. Pur- ’ugton, Joseph F. Daniels and J. H. U. Cox, of this city. Rev. Mr. Goff vas horn in Prince l~Jdwai'd island. 'Janada, sixty-six years ago. While i resident of this city and filling the oastorate of the First Coongregstlon- il Church. he was active in many ~lvie welfare movements, contribut- ’ng liberally of his talents and busi- ‘less ability.

ly and settled, dosplle 'ham work it the pumps. Instead of sinking. l10W¢V9l‘. the schooner turned on ilcr side._tlie crew clinging to hcl' keei_ For five ,_d;;y's the men hung on. waves breaking over them con -itsntly. Then seeing that the schoollci' was making an effort to right herself the crew cut away h-rr mais-t and the vessel came' to ,an- uprlght position ami the lncfii took refuge on hm' deck.

Drank 8har_k'| Blood.

A seamen managed to get into the

hold of the schoonei-. said Kemp. ind bring up several cans of food. When this gave out the crew succeeded in hauling a shark aboard with ropes. They hung up the big fish. drank its blood and also ate some of the flesh. Several ships passed within sight of the stlanded vessel. but none of them observed her sivgnals, and the mr-‘l had almost resigned tiiemselvds to filo when the British schooner hoj = in sight and took them aboard cud. brought them here.

(Canadian Press Despatch)

LONDON- The Daily Mail says

that two British airmen have been landed by ri destroyer on the cast coast after being rescued frrui their wrecked machine. They lull been clinging to n wreck for llvn days and five nights with a piece ii" choco- late as their only food.

Nerves Weak A llril llyslerics

Orlllll Lady Tells of Her Pltlable

Condition When the Nervbl

Gave Wlly and She Became Sleepless, ‘irritable and Excited.

Orflla. Ont.. April 10.-There is an

abundance of proof found right here in Orlllla that Dr. Chas'c`s'Norv<- l~`nod is llnrlvallcii ns a means of forming new ,rich blond and but-llllng up the cxhnilsicii iicrvoils system.

At this soilsoli almost everybody

feels thc uct-ii of rostoratlvc .tonic tre/atnlont lo ken-p up vitality and ward off the tired; languld fcelingn This letter will glvo you some idea of the splciirlld results to bg obtained by using this great food cili‘e:---

Mfrs. Pr.-rcy Moulding. 28 West

street, Orlllla, Ont.. writes:

"Some years ago my nerves gotllic

better of me, l became so bad lhiii on one occasion. during a tliiilider- storm. l had a severe attack of hys~ torlcs. Then l became anxious about my condition. it was iileeplcsaness and' nsrvouis llebillty that wore my trouble. Some nights it would he 1 o'clock before I could get to sleep. Knowing the good results obtained from the use of Dr. Chase`s Nerve Food. l commenced a treatment. .1 took about seven boxes. and gradually I could feel my nerves becoming steady and my appetite returning, l could sleep well, and stay alone with- out any difficulty. Home little time ago I commenced losing in weight. and l began using the Nerve Food again as a tonic. 1 used only two boxes. and recovered the wslgbi lhad ldlt. I cannot speslr too highly ol Dr. Cl|sse's Nerve Food, and when I use anyone looking ‘ill or nervous I env. ‘Get busy and use some News l1'ood"'

pmcmg, Chinn.-The provinces Of

..°lT FAVI to buy ll' l-his Province . _'GUARDIAN AGENT.- Give all -111’ PAY! to buy in this Provllwbl -HAY-Six carloads just recelvod.|Kmn 'mm Ho_Nan, have p|~0¢|u|m@d

new subscriptions. renewals. sdvvr- --- Bent quality. lowest prices. Order nw" independence and th,-sais" io

lining. ole., to the Guardian repro- --MR. W. K. MeQOUGAN is Gulf- at once. HOLMAN'S. Summerslde. send a John expedmon to peking [0

sentatlvejn your district. HAROLD Ilan representative in Bummersfde. ' ' _ B15-6-4ME2l (owe me dlssomuon of 1~mm_Ch|._],,|

l __,Miss Rem Davli who “pmt me R. GORDON ls the Guardian agent . ' ADW3-22M3i. .l as Premien ,rang mm L“,,g_ ,pm,k.

fo G getown and vicinity. A _ -1- -THE HOLIDAY.-Although Mon-, M, or the assembm has gong to ~|‘|en_

sd reccullv to llcr iimno in George -WELL MENTED PROMO1-'ON' ‘lay W” 5 h°".°`“Y th” 5'°’“" 'lemlml' Tsln to join the military governors.: mwn___& ` C0-OPERATIVE WOOL SALE -The friends of Mr. Malcolm Maths- ed open _for business, but banks and The attitude of Chang Hmm the muh.

_ ...i son. who is well known in Prince principal offices were closed during mander of the government U-oops at

.."Mr`. Henry Gotill. of George- D“"““ th” “"8” “"° yell” the D” C°““'y' ““d "l‘° hm’ served °“ the "le dw- H Nsnklng, and r-‘eng Kwo Change. the

mwn_ was to Charlouewwn on Mon partment of Agriculture has been con- P. E. 1. RY.. for a number of yoars_; ___ - *vice_pl_eHm0nt is lmdenned' but H is day on H businesg mp__&_ ducting a cooperative wool sale iol as section foreman at North Wllt~. -COAL ARRIVAL.-The schooner bemevell. that hom are mcuncd ,,,|

____ tho sheep breeders ol’ the province. shire. will he pleased’ to learn that Minnie, ill charge of tha owner, Cap- Support the m|nm,.|,‘,tB_ The preB|_.

__»MisS Lowe |.‘i¢Zgeram_ Mm., This work has been appreciated b_\ he has been promoted to the posl-_tain Trenholm, arrived in Summer~,dem has “sued H lengthy ,.mt..|,,,.,|¢_l

Mary sham M1159 Anna Mum Mm. ill those“who took part and shows a» lion of trackmsster for the caeterliigidg from sydney curly on sunday derendmg his msmhsal 0' the 1.1mm pwdn Nu|.,.hn,_\.,_ Mus Katha",-ne remarkable growth for the time ll and southern division of tho P.E.I. iinornlng, with a cargo of coal for m__ M the “um mn” h|g|‘|_`, Iwalsing B,.,_,t,u and p|.|m_i,Dal L_ “Z Shaw H". has been in operation in 1915 the Railway. succeeding l\ir_ Beliinliilrl l\|esiirs_ R. '1. Holman, Ltd. H him and expressing me hope .hm ho Ur nw Han- of me Georgetown High total quantity of wool ha_ndleo' war McEachern of Hopefielrl_ who has rc- ---- "mv serve me mumry. in the fum,” st-noni. alienneti me Teachers' con- less than 6-000 lbs- while in 1916 tht tlrvd after Siwndlus two fvvre .i'eH1'f» -THE oNE.P|EcE Au'ro on UN- -,lhe 3,, ,.,,,,,|t|,,g ,,,,,,.,,,,..,,. in pm. vention at Souris on May 25th. 1917_ lquallml' ‘md gmw" 1° ‘wer 28000' of faithful service' H |°Ni0vERALL 8U'lT'l_F“l: if :’“]°k na form tlip major part of tho south

_ to ve ent roonnbuestfesre - ii- 1

____-..-~ tions were steadily improving on me » _Now iN cHAnLorTETowN.-ldefim of ,mil Pm.,-,2,90_ The moi, §:§:Y';‘ ;’(§’Iff|’\';'llh,f_’l' 0“l“`nh'0‘;f’t“ ;'2§)_0‘(‘,l,f

'ww' matndettvhds encoulidllmg' and 1: $12; sgrlliiderseiiéniléfttoin D;§$;?@s|gi§:i_ ;`°“l'f?rt8ble‘hwrivlceabée “ml "‘3°“‘”;;' 0il0_"l`he situation in t`hlna has grown is H990 6 t H UIUC Hl‘S€l‘ QUIHI - ' ` - ca or mec an cs sn tradesmen. . - -Q i|n~piiii»ni|| since Pre-

°U""E"°'iE_ "AME" rio' will be handled this iw in Chats* °f ‘Mt “’“"@» "2" "ul" T. HOLMAN. LIMITED- Summmlde- §i.i§i'i"i.imii.A.. ming ti1§..iA.@.i i~.-._

Butter, crsbmsry, lb ... 40-41 Th" llbjecl of the C°`ope“mv° sal' Orders' for Chulouewwn .Saiuiwy 815`5‘4ME2lE1l nilcr 'l`uuli (`hi Jill froui office nn Miiy Buckwhnt' hut ____ 1_00_1_z0 is to scll thc wool according to dual ¥l10I`l}l1lB- Their names are_ lii\ali~ _ ilalfsklns, lb . . . . . . .._ . ... ..22c ill' 5” thi" the g""“'er “'l“‘ lil |’r°‘“““` "Ill I;;"sw(i‘r.th' Elmsqale' me' ,D' AUg1'RA|_|AN5 DE3|RE House. _of llepl't-scntatlves at which Eggs, doz. . . ._ ...Z6 '"5 the high "lass “"'l"]‘f ‘vm “"',’ L am' ‘ot I" ,Pla “' .“` Bmlof 35¢0Np nEFiE|:¢ENpU|V|'r the iieputics refused to pass n resolu- llui; loose, toil _. . _ . .._$18 lo $20 "9"°"‘P"'“‘€' 'hat is in l“`°l’l“5 “"‘l‘ Elmsdale and He' Herbal' Mandel' ' tio ileclnrln war on Germany. Thi-

M n R

I-lmb Will. Tb “'90 his e"‘_ie“"9‘f"‘ _ sou' Malpemm H ME|,B0UnN1E,_.. Hon, My-_, Wei). pnrllanientary building was s'iii-rnniul-

oats. hun-it. bus. ._ no A srrlolwsu- of the sales for 1915 Hur ' ` - ' - ' - l h a mob dcnninrllng war. limi the 03"- “'l'i"` ~- ~~‘S5 ww is give" below from which M USEFUL FAREESSECOMES To Ail1igii'w}dil,Hlilladd‘dIrgi(iil\r(lgaii olliii-ins” lilesiileiit accused the Preniler of lit- l'"f-”ll0*‘-* DPI' NIS ~~$'-L10 ”“i‘n‘“'9 of UW “"'°l "“l“9s 9”" l"` ing of over two thousand people, tempting to coerce par`liainei\t_ Tim

Pork. organs att. Ib ---15% to 18 ‘=H\"@'l~ “_ E_",_.‘ Go" ,,“m"'Away at mmy bein outside the niwn mil in-.ni yes niiiinny i:<§Yli""“l";`i“l|§"lf‘,,°f‘ _witlh i

teldsy_ was loudly cheertd when ho declared'that they must again appe-‘ai to the people to adopt coriscripf.l0n_ The only other alternative was dis- grace. "Australia must not quit," he declared.

runs iucil siooii A

rlleveliis olssist

Bad blood is responsible for more

ailments than anything also. It causes cstsrrh'; dyspopsia, rheuma- tism, weak, til-od, lsnguid feelings and worss troubles. -

I-Iood's Sarssporills has _'been

wonderfully successful in punfying

and enrichiizf the blood, removing serofuls an other humorl. on building up the whois system. Take it--give it to all tho family so as to :void illness Got it todo)

1 China in Trouble

Anim cm ni. Huw. Che-Klaus F0

22. following ll rlotolis session nl' thc

|_|1igg(\(l l’r if’ '~ l ”lllt I0 cupltsl lil li body.

P. :.isi./worn cams sarstv 'runoucl-l. vii/ly

The following letter has lwcu rv-l

celved by Mr. Peter (Yralg, of the P.' IC. l. Ry., troin his son Fred, ilow in ii`rallce: _ _ l"l'z\lice, Miiy S, 1017. ' llciii' Dad,-.lust a few lines to ict _voir know that I cunlo tlirougil this lust big .scrap O.l\'.. although we all had a tough old tiine_ 'l`lie_flrsi two weeks._nl` the push it rallied every day. limi thc mild was knee-deep. This made it almost impossible for .flip urtlllor_v to follow np. You could see thousands ot' dead horses lyiniz liroiind everywlierc_ ` They got stuck in thc nlud und' were left thero. ,P Old Fritz certainly got ii had hciit-

Brrgliten The Como# where you are by eating 5 food that does notclog the liver or develop poisons in. the colon. Cut out heavy meats and starchy potgtgcg and eat Shredded Wheat' Biscuit with berries or other fruits. s Try this diet, for a few days and see how much better you feel. The whole wheat grain made digestible by steam-cooking, _shredding and baking.

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l suppose _\'ou have soeil the casualty list long before this. Our battalion canic out pretty good, but we lost iii-,out three or foilr hundred mon. but solute blittallons got nearly wiped out illtogetlicr. l go( some good sou- venirs, but am not able to solid the ones i would like you to get. Most of the <‘liiiar1'iali troops have been roiicvcd by the lniperials. We were in the ilnr- u niolith_ all bin two iiii_\'s. so it is pretty near time wo liiilllii rest. The weallior is splendid now. just like siinilner in Canaria. We urs-_ getting our kllts tomorrow. Will send you a photo as soon as l llavn ii chance to get one taken. Well. this is all for this time. Love to nil.

FRED.

CASTO RIA

For Infants and Children In Use For 0vor30'Yosrs

hip: up this time. On our'l‘i'out we `rlrovc them back about eight miles

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Monday June 4th we shall begin a most sensationl

al sale in order to reduce our large stock of genera merchandise consisting of dry goods. boots an shoes. clothing, millinery, gent’s furnishings, Crockery, hard- . ware, tin and enamel wear, furniture and groceries. All lines will be marked as before the war prices. This is a money saving opportunity ofa life time- don’t let it go by discounts will- be from 20 to 30 per cent. We will buy all the wool offering and pay the highest pricecash or exchange for goods and will give you the same discount for wool as for cash. -» _

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Estate James Kennedy Where Cash Buys the Best Goods Procur apic

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100 Tons No 1 Timothy l-lay. . '-- _\ fmt .-

Mixed cArlf¢¢as,c<moiiiin¢ Bran, Miadilnn, com Meal, éi‘§"¢i<ed’C<»n'i_|,

side Paint.

_ (')il`°Cake, Feed Wheat. _ iw , _

2 Cars Robin Hood Flour. Steele Briggs & Rennies Clover Seeds. Special

prices on 3 bbl Lots and over. '.

WIRE FENCING ETC

above to cali and see us at once.

First come, firstoerved. '

We have on hand an immense stock of Maritime Woven Wire Fencing, Gates, Etc.,Barb & No. 9Amencall Spring Coll Wire. -Martin--Senoilr mi .- _

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