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YOUR FRIENDS can buy

._ .anything you can give them-elgceot your photograph.

Make an appointment today.

The Cooii’s Studio

_New D68BriSay Block

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MAKE your Easter Greet- `_ ing a personal one-An appreciated one.

b_Send your portrait taken Y _

The Bayer Studio

A. E. LYON, Sturiio-

- Good Photography

Moderate Prices. ' -Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography. _

` 107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

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Eastern S. S. Lines

INTERNATIONAL LINE-

S. 8. Calvin Austin.

Leave Bt. John Thursday at 9.00 a.

m., for Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Boston.

Return. leave Boston MOIIGBYB St 9

I. m., via Portland, Eastport and Lubes, Maine, due St. John. Tuesday, afternoon.

MAINE BTEAMSHIP LINE.

Between Portland and New York. Steamship North Land and North

Star.

Reduced Fares- Reduced State-

room Prices.

Schedule distributed- Information

upon request. ~ -St-_ John City Ticket Oiiice. 47 King

Street. `

A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B. A.E. Fleming, T.F. 6 P.A. 8t. John

N. B.

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borough . omen’s institute metmt. the home-ot the President Mrs.-Wf_Stan~

an V ncert n Feb. 22nd.V ($43.27. After a discussion on the needs and uses to which the Patriotic Funds go it' was decided to bold the matter over Iilltll next meeting. 'Woaiso sold some tickets for a petticoat made _by U10 QlI8en's own hands the proceeds

poses. Next meeting to~be held at home of Mrs. Dan Robertson meetinx closed with a. few selections un- the Phonograph;-M. Stewart Secy.

EASTERN. PERSOIIILS

` ._*HIs many friends are pleased to see Pte. Francis Grady of 105th Bat- talion in their midst for a- few days in East Baltic! _ ' ' ~ -' »

/-.- --

' ..*Mr. Peter Massey, Gleucorrailale spent the week end in Elmira'the guest of John J. Campbell.

. .*Mr. Wm. McDonald of the ilrm oi

J. J. Hughes & Co.,‘is spending a well- earned holiday among his friends _at Baltic Station! ‘ "` ' "

ROMAN MEAL PREVENT8 TOOTH

DECAY. V

because it provides in the dark parts and bran oi. grains the lime salts which _harden teeth. lt also has the coarse- ness which keeps them free from ac- cumulations alld promotes circulation -in tliom. Best oi' all, it-prevents ab- sorption oi poisonous substances from the digestive tract which are excreted by mucous membranes of the mouth as acids and which erode the tooth enamel. causing teeth to break down. Dr. Jackson’s Roman Meal is thus a godscnd to your child. Make it in por- ridge, pancakes, and baked products Try. also, the ready cooked' iorni known as Roman Meal Nuggets. _They are delicious when served with hot milk and cream.

li ` from Moor. wb 5 rm on i will reduce inflamed swollen'

Joiiiis, spialiii. ei-iiim, son “ M

Bnnches; Heals Boils. Poli _ _ Evil. Quittor, Flstuls, or V ' any unhealthy sore

N I i _ - quickly srlrirspoiiiliie sndirpxic ~ _ ' siirlgermiciiie. Plnrsnuoureidoel ( iff' not blister isider bsriiisre or re-

try uaovr the bssir. and you can work ~ 1 ' l e horse. 2.00 per bottle. delir. ‘ " ,LH is Booiirxfii

~ ~ or . c.

ABSORBTNE JR.. antiseptic iirilmriit lor msiiiiliiil. Reduces Ptiniiil. swollen Veins. Gohre. Weiis. Sinius. Bruins. stops pain and Inflammation. Price $1.00 per bottle stddlers or ~iellver=i'. Will tell you more il yoipwrlre.

uisdu nl ii

iifiv. vou'F'cfr.’i».f. rnsnim s|r|.,suiiii¢ii,r:ui. Absorbliie ind Aissorbine. Jr.. ire side in Canis. _

},‘_i__rl_ii:ssiunaI Blum

Mayor BrownV’s Odice Hours

Mayor Brown, oilice hours- 10 to

11 a. m., 2 to 3 p. m. On Saturday 10 1.0 12 I.. Ill. 7303-2-21-6Mtf»

MORSON Q DUFFY Barrister; and Attorneys Solicitors for Royal Bank of Csnlds

MONEY TO LOAN.

It-li. HEATH MolNTYRE. Dentist

Cameron Block, Vlotorls Row

Charlottetown Ofllce Hours: 9 s. m. to 1 p. m. i

2p.m.tto5p.rn.

8583-10-25Mt!.

’ Miss D. Rudge

F-il 171 Great George etrsst Manufacturer ot all kinds oi line

hair goods. Also Gentiemens Toupees

and Wigs.

Phono 814

Msnlcurlng 7a;izs£_r;l4|'lsas1s£;\g

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BABCOCK ANI) _SONS

Patents, Trade

liogistsrod Patent A rnsylr Established 1817. , ~. , . Formerly Pstontfotilos lxaminsr. Master oi Patong IAws._ ` _Representatives in~_sll toroilli coun-

Mtroll.

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._ _j _ll ,- _ » 4 ./..~A maarmo or an more iiiuir-

-mnic mimcris Howl. ~r_'r_u isis, izso _ _.r ni -or

oiiiriliso agent for aiiiiiiiruiisiiia vi-' ioiiiiniii it iiieai' ai°i°»;iiui’iii’ii‘riT°oii=

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ted in sheep raising in Eastern

Souris, on Tuesday April the 18th.

ther the interests of sheep breeders in this sectipn._ Mr. J. L. Tennant. district _representative for Kinsii County, will be present to discuss the beneilts and advantages of such an

_ »Am__o_n|| Soldiers

MILAN, nii1y,api-il 11.- Trio 1<iiig's`

love for simple methodahas often his subjects in an awkward, position. He

fore they discover tp whom they are talking. _ _

Onef night a mon ot__ility. in the

unilormot a regimcn_t__oi_the_iiue ask- od'~somc territorials, who »_were camp- ing out, for a place_to sleep. They told him to como and sit by their campfire, but teased him, thinking he was one of those volunteers who go to the iront full of enthusiasm and soon grow tired of 'the hardships. Some rough joking went on for some time, when one oi the soldiers, by the light of the fire, recognized in the modest soldier-tramp the King of dtaly". - » _ _

“lt ls His Majesty!" he cried in

consternation-_ V

They oi'ter`ed to give up a tent for

`liim, but he declined and slept quite soundly side by aide with two terri- torials. _ '

Many stories go through the tiring

'lines about the King- how he shares a simple meal with one soldier, scolds another, encourages a third. I-le writes home that he never felt better in his life. and he means to share the lite of: his troops till the end oi the war. His example has done much to make the war popular in Italy. _

O]1"1‘0WN MARKETS i

W (Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays) Butter (creamery) in prints- 35 Butter (Tub) lb.

Butter (fresh) lb.

Eggs, rloz. _

Beet lb. (retail)

Fowls lb.

-Chickens. lb. Hay (pressed). ton Straw (pressed) ton

30

32 to 35

20

12 to 18 13 to 14. 12 to 15

$13 to $14

$6.50

Pork lb. '

Turnips, bus_\ Potatoes, bus.

Oats (white) bus. Oats (black) bus.

Beets, bus.

Carrots. bus.

Wool lb.

Parsnips. lb.

Geese Ducks

Hides .V Turkeys, per Ib. 20 to 22

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS, (Frid'sy.) Buckwheat. per bus. 75 to $1. Butter, (dairy) per lb. 32 to 34 Butter, (creamery) per lb. 34 to 30 _ Caiiskins, per lb. _ 14. Chickens, (dressed) per lb. 12 to 15 Ducks, (dressed) per lb. 12 to 15 Eggs per doz. 18. Fowl, (dressed) per lb. 10 to 12 Hides, por lb. 14 I-lay, (pressed) per ton. $10. to $13. Hay, (loose) per ton $10. to $12. Lamb pelts, each 40 to 60 Oatmeal, per 100 lbs. $2.75 to $3. Oats, (black) per bus. 54 Oats, (white) per bus. 50 Potatoes. per bus. 65 Pork, (organs att.) per lb. 9% to 12% Straw, (pressed) per ton. $6. Turnips, per bus. 20 Wheat, per bus. $1.20 to$l._40 Wool. per lb. - 26 to 40.

' CHICAGO. April 12.- wheat No. 2 Red 1.24 to 1.25%. _

3 Rod. Nu. 7 Nominal. ' No. 2 Iiard 1.21% in 1.22%. N0. 3 Hurd 1.16% to 1.19%.

Corn No. 2 Yellow 79 to 70%.

No. 4 Yellow 73% to 74%.

Oats No. 2 White 441.4 too 44,94 .

Standard 45% to 45%.

Rye No. 2 97. Barley 62 to Timothy 4.5 _Clover 10.00 Pork 21.50 Lard 11.62. Ribs 12.00 to 11.34. -

Farm For Sale

12%

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VV 80 to 90

50

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40

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The undersigned oifer for sale the

farm oi the late Ambrose A. Malone. This farm contains about one hundred acres, almost all clear, is situated at St. Catherine’s about two milcs from the Town oi Souris.

On it is a dwelling house and two

large Barns in tlrst class repair. The land is in a good state oi cultivation and is well fenced. flmmedlate poss- ession oi' same will be Elven. 1

Further particulars applyVto A. F.

McQuaid, Solicitor; Bouris, P. E. ls- land, or to.'the undersigned. _' FRANCIS J. OYQONNELI-» ‘ JOI-iN<_MA_i.i0N£, _ V y ' B_ouris, P. - E. » 1., ~April; 3,1010.

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Charlottetown Representative

Ernest' Rice

V 165 Kent Street

"`°m "”k°t° t° 5° `*° P°m°“.° P“"` will chat to soidlsrslor some time be- ii im?

“We carry a full line of Dyes and

Dye.Stuii's. Wholesale and Retail. Fosters Drugstore. - 8228-4-14M3i

Belgian King llad __ 0 Narrow Escape

.

PARIS, *April 11.- (New York Sun)

-_On the occasion of King Albert's birthday, Le Journal in a. special arti- cle, describes something oi the way in which the Belgian monarch lives in a little Belgian town. which the King has not leit' for the past eighteen months, except for two short visits to the French front with President Poin- care. The Beilgan Queen left the town lor only four days. when she took her children to London. The K_ing's suite consists of four officers onlY. and the Queen only kcops one .lady-in-waiting. her friend, the Com- tesse Caramanchi.

Many German aeroplanos ily over

the town regularly, Belgian cannon generally drives them oil, but scvcral times bombs have been dropped in the vicinity ofthe Royal villa. On a re- cent Sunday a bomb (ell touching the exterior of the church which the Roy- al family attends. The Klng's calm- ness aided ill. checking a panic among the congregation.

As the King was returning to ills

villa. alter the servipe, another bomb fell near his carriage.

There were several victims. "The King remained and organized

ilrst aid for them. the Queen joining

him. Both visited thc hospital to F / which the injured were taken, ns welll U ~ 1 as the homes of the victim's families, i \ \

When it was suggested to the king C _ \ \ that a special Belgian aeroplane MQALL

mn. nuiiuus nliiis _ inn uf imaintu

States l.0.R. Grin Hdndia lil

Traffic And There is lic Un- usual Congestion.

HALIFAX. N. S.. April 8.-F. P.

Gutelius, general iuanages ot Cana- dian Government railways, says there israbsoluteiy no. warrant for any em- bargo by the Canadian Paclllc Rail- way, for the lntercolonial was fully able to handle all .the .traiiic offered. The Canadian Pacldc Railway, he said, ‘placed an embargo against the inter- colonial on' March 2- and if they are now holding cars over six weeks it is because they do not switch them out of theincongestcd terminals and send them forward. ' '

Notices from tho Canadian Pacific

Railway yesterday showed that they were holding only 210 cars, which is one day's business for the lntcrculo- nlai Railway.

On the whole line from Montreal

east, an average of 184 cars wus brought from Montreal io Halifax. The road has n capacity ol’ more than 200 cars cast-bound daily.

Mr. Gutelius said that shippers who

desired to escape the Canadian Paci- fic Railway embargo should route their freighvvla the Grand Trunk and the lntercolonial. ‘

OTTAWA, April 7.-At the Railway

Department yesterday denial was gi- ven to the report that the lntercoionial Railway is not in a position to handle business offered it at Montreal from other roads.

“Our traiiic was interfered with for

some time on account oi the heavy snow storm but the Department is nd- viscd that for several days the inter- colonlal Railway has been ublc io take care of all that is ollcrlng," stat- ed an oilicer oi the Department who added that ii business was not handed over it was for some reason other

rhau o. question of ability to despatch t.

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Good reasons why you ghguld buy the D & A or La Diva Corsets

These "Made-in-Canada" Corscis have nil the ‘ srylc and workmanship formcriy found only ' I

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large sales. There is a size and =

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‘_ »5.i»i_1fii.i_.`°" .__ " be, and we are offering such ood .f’_'I`_‘i."~;"f'i.'-Vp.-i»‘:_ polishes that you cannot afford to 0 ' put off the work any longer.

This line of polishes listed below cannotlbe beaten for

quality and

per pound ._

prices.

NOTE THESE ITEMS

_ Re-Nu-all Wood Polish, a very fine polish for line fur- niture, woodwork, etc. 25c, 50c_ and $1.00 bottle. _

Liquid Veneer, for all kinds of woodwork, etc. Will

renew, reiinish and clean. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 bottle.

Sapolin Furniture Polish, a very high class polish 25c

and 35c tin. _ _ _ Shinon Metal Polish, will clean anything from tm to silverl-2 pts ea

Putz Cream the very best siiverpollsh froin _1Qc to. l5utcher_s Floor Wax, the old reliable Floor F mish. Price

..... ........................... __._70c

McCiary’s Stove Dressing, endorsed by the makers, and

is the best onthe marke ....... ......... ...... ..10c and 15c tm.

, V Electric Wall Paper Cleaner, makes old wall paper looli

like new 15c_liiV

Call at our store and see the _'supplies here for cleaning

and painting. repairing, etc. Everything you need-from Paints, Varnishes and Brushes to Putty.

The iilogersiioiiiwore _

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