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Z -` Oli Monday niorning, Feb. 28th, 1916,.

Y0UR»_'FRlEND; can buy _ ' ` u . A » ° ..~oNi_v oAucH1'sn DEAD.-i =»»»~= »'=-~ so -ive illllllll illlB|(S __

iiism-s_scept_ your __.l>l1°t°imi>li __ Make an appointment today.

The Cook’s Studio

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Cheap Boots

_ v .-Q? A 15 pairs Rubber fishing boots, some

red sole. sizes 8 to 11, you;-.¢iw|¢@ $3.35; also 6 pairs hip rubber boots, red sole. sizes 7 to 10, $4.50; 7 pairs

grain leather boots, best wake. guar- anteed water~tight sizes 6 o 10, your clioice for $4.45.

Come soon _and secure a pair. They

are going fast. Fishing Supplies, trswls. gangiligs and hooks. Rope sizes 12. 9 and 6. It is going fast too. No reserve at the Cheap Store.

J. S. CHAISSON.

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Tickets good for Two Months _

from date of issue TOURISTS SLEEPERS FROM MONTREAL Seo that Tickets read via. St. John

and Canadian Pacific. -__._€___ For full particulars, Geo. Waller Dominion Express Building, Char- lottetown. - write M.G. Murphy, D.P.A.. C.P.Il,.,

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ersorsentpoatptlosireesiptof by Fruit-a-Hvl Limited, Ottawa.

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Relatives of soldiers rs-

tuming from the front are asked to communicate with _ the Secretary of the Provin-_ cial Committee of Wounded Soldiers Commission, Miss Nellie Gillespie, Charlotte- town, intimsting the date ot expected arrival, cause of ref turn and any other particu- lars, in order that preparation may be made for a *lttlng

' reception.

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"keep the childrens heads clean ith Foster’s Clean Head Lotion. it is

wonder- 25c bottle.- Foster's

“We keep a full- line of Pratt’s Ani- al Remedies. Each one guaranteed.

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We feature many

Shoes for women who want Comfort first. ;

Shoes for the elderly ip

woman or the middle- aged, soft, flexible, ex- | tremeiy `comfortable types in many styles. ;

See our showing ’ of Cushion soied Boots with

rubber heels.

` All sizes up to_eight‘ F

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Oats, (black) per bus.

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~ lb. F. TIIRNIY is Guardia itroseatatlvo in Souris 'ismrtii

resentative in Georgetown

..°nr_i. .,_un\m<i.s Howi.a'r_-r is

meetins of the S%'irii( Town <42Io'ilncil was held in the hambei-s on Friday.

thew occupied the chair. The meeting

matters regarding tlie inforcing ofthe

- - Prohibition Act in the Town of Souris. ` .

'°"h°dm"°"°"ht_‘“d“°'I°“' ‘A comniunicatio fr Lleiit Col R ul

Lesrd that His Worship the Mayor and the Town Counc. of.Sonris asks him to take immediate action in the enforcing of the Prohibition Act in respect to the selling, treating and

gave a report in respect to the Patrio-

amount received. but would say that

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` 0H’TDWN MARKETS

(Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays) Butter, (creaniery) lb. (tubs) Butter. (creamory) lb. (prints)

Butter (Tub) lb.

giéttera fresh, lb.

gs, oz.

Beef lb. (retail) ~

Fowls, lb. ' Chickens, sb.

Hey (pressed) tori

straw (pressed) ton

Pork, lb.

Turnips, bus. Potatoes. bus.

Oats (white) bus. Oats (black) bus. Beets, bus _

Carrots, bus.

Wool, lb

Psrsnips. lb

Geese ,ss ptr) Q

DIIBDI if ‘Da

Hides

Turkeys, per' lb.

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S’SIDE MARKETS

(Corrected Wednesday-)

Buckwheat, per bushel '15 to Butter. (dairy) por lb Butter (Creamery). per lb. 33 to Calfsklns. per lb. Chickens. (dressed). per lb. _ 12 to Ducks (drossed)). Der lb - 12 to Eggs per doa. Fowl. per lb. Geese, pi' lb. Hides per lb.

Hay. (pi-eased.) ner ton $10 t Hay, loose. per ton $10 ti Lamb pelts. each _ 40 Oat meal, por 100 lbs 82.75 to

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Oats. (white) por bus.

Potatoes per bus Pork. (Organs stt,) per lb. 00 to Sim' (P\'°"°4)__D°_1;_¢9l!__.__ _

Tiirnfps, perbiis.

Turkeys, per lb .

Wheat. per bushel $1.25 to

Wool. per lb. ‘

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` I`oSpend'l`he Long Winter

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_ You are never lost for diver- 'slty of mssio- _voosl, instru- mental. orchestra. bands on readings, if you have a ,

casnornorga \ 3' 3'_"‘."2"‘?“‘* 1t`ls"sn excellent means of af- fording entertainment for the lsmily or for wholly. I Ii

ws iisvs uit nicest meme imt-a’s_oi_son'e_nmou me-~ iise_.~ mi

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.UT GORDON IVIO is Guardian hilt

Ilepresentativo in Montague .,Co

Guardian ent for Annandale and vie- Nl inity.-J. _ i-l

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March 3rd. His Worship Mayor Mat- an was called by the Mayor to discuss 'at

drinking intoxicating liquors in the If Town of Souris to the soldiers shortly T to come and to make this town a "dry" .fo 23° “i.‘.‘:,'::.i":..:°:.i;‘;i°:;a.‘;°nzl':' »f Col. R.bH. gampbell ofntlheiaction than gsn mm mu members) D W th 0 taken y t efCounc. ' ot on carre .. . His worship Mayor’ Matthew then gratifying in that these had all comc

tic Fund-effort of Feb. 29tih. ikilut as the gl matter was left o en untl t e end o , . the week he could_not give the total .:;’“de“" °f the summy “hwl WM

town and also inform. them of our ac- ° tion taken to Mr. A. W. Bruce in the c motion rnssod. Motion carried. The ° meetixg then adjoumed.* X1

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53”' Ha" Frlday' M“"‘~'h ww' presence o ic I other and ma Eel. meeting will iicgiii .ii 7.30 p.m.. , ' , - ' . Y

d Prominent speakers and musm_ tilciylhiive the consolat oii and comfort

w ci oioiie comes from thc knoul

Wglmtgganlrrh l" me p"°i'.?1"fI’E;‘; edge, that tlicir little 030 is not lost

95° _' ' _ but only gone before, an is now “Safe

___rHES°sH?R' .r'i ucl'oU‘RlsdE iuMAgl_ll_ tiliseir-tiii,a of Jesus, Safe on His gen.

n om . . . c tures, ursw ieie oil tirci

'IT' °“‘W¢¢l**'°“-'|'\l"°“1- f "" H. ciinpiieli, o. c.. iostii Battalion the lan. to mi.. 'riiu opening ment-

was read in which he stated that as a ing wili'be held oil Moildiiy ovoniiig. detachment of the Battalion would The subjects I0? <liS0\1BBl0ll “F0 U10

shortly be quartered i n Souris, it was ca _

the policy of the Military Department crops, tillage. 801| \0l‘tilllY dairylllg.

to ask the aid of each Counc to take et st/eps to prevent the selling of intox- in_

icating liquors to the soldiers. After on _

some discussion the following resoiu~ whois interested ill hctlcr Agriculture

tion was moved by Counc. M. A. Paq- is

not and seconded by Conner W. B. and take art in thc discussions

Wednesday the 16th. Everyone,

invited to attend this short course

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.."A GROWING CHURCH. _ A ry interesting service was held iii e Methodist Church at Montague on

hui-may evening. Feb. 24th, when urteen persons were given the right

urch. Thesorvice was the more

rough the ordinary means of scr- ce rather than by special effort. Tliv ergetic and sympathetic superin-

nch cheered in that scvcn of the

into the

the en’ort of a few weeks ago of the new members had come _ new R_ B. Macnnnald when 23030 glliurch through the door of the Sun g_g?n‘;gg°;3fs'h|§L3e0|1g0igigecfgisgtfg. ture of the'service was that in one Souris. Moved by Counc. L. Maclnnis Stan came to

gether, and iii another

§f;?,?1‘;%£ytE£ul2f£eft’ g?hI?‘;l::t(g|° case the father and two of his chil- Canlpbcll to the clergymen of the d

y' School. Another interesting fcn-

se the mother inid four of licr chil-

reii. Iii addition to the above clcvcn

their only daughter, Annie Mary aged

ing been stricken down with spinal

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-°N°W. 1° "°U*‘ CHANCE t° .'§l.°“r"..‘t..i°..y. well’ 2'$fi.“.i.°‘§iii..‘L§§§

¥°'m°“°y' 6°-M" "°m”5 st 9*' C ee . th s ice i c - l>ti°l1_»ll¥'l°" I>"°'=°- All °“¢=\t°“d- eiimiiyt his piflimi~.vne5. biiiiiiii iiiiiiii 9 °°°°“n“ mlm: be “med by tl” Besides a sorrowiiigfather and mother ll °f 'N' m°“th' A' ”f1°D°”“l‘l & there are left two brothers to mourn ~ M°”t5‘“° 7"2s'3'3ME‘“' their loss. A large concourse of peo-

ple. iii spite of the coldness of the

.nroirrncounnc PA1'sio'ric d f H d th , , th mu EETmq8"Th° S°“"h°m Kmm! Put' oiilantd) l(l)ivd'li‘ lash: i;:lings;lace.e Wg Um A°°°°l?3f;‘ws hs; °'"`““5°°Ill f°5~ pray that iii tlic hour of their grief °°¢4"l°`l“: ‘ D“"°“'° °“ th t l-ii ~ t l ii il ii bool House, Thursday, March 9th. B 3,315; 1 9: pam" :inlay H ee 6

_n i y il gra ous sense oi' the ' > f ti Ai F

..*LECTURE EN.l0YED.- A very

iiisti~iictivr=, lcctlirc was given in St.

ccs ol ilic Suulis Egg Circle, ou March

' 3rd by Win. Kcrr, Maritime Poultry

0-co_o'Il;l;§£{';‘x:`l:v§‘t‘;;°dtgglrsnvggh bceolilggg Rcprc_seiitutivc_oil "The Cure and Feed-

ing oi Poultry. in the absence ol’ tho President. Mr. Andrew Mooueywas ap- poilitcil Cliliirlnilii und in a few ap- propriate rcliiarks introduced the lec- turcr of the cvcuiiig. Mr. Kerr divi- dcd his address into different head- ings treating first the subject of "Belit Breed of Hells for Winter Laying" and sliewed that tlio Barred Rocks, W`liite Wyandotes and Rhode Island Reds were the most suitable. The speaker

NUXHTEII IBUN

increases strength of delicate,nervous. rundown people 200 per cent in ten days in many instances. $100 forfeit if it tails as per full ex-

FElT planation in large l article soon to ap-

pear in this paper.

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Ask your doctor or

thcrs from the Sunday School rc- drnggist about it. eived catechism cards, and are rc-l_ Apotliacaricg Hall- G. E. I-Inghes el in intl- ti fr k k P _

v g s uc on om\vec iowcc it

rop niid Central Drugstore, E. A.

li ii view to membership iii the fii- Foster, Proprietors. always carry it re. » ‘ _ ‘in stock.

the home oi' Jainos Hlcllen, at Pem-

-1'-‘rf-‘~‘~‘f-T~‘f`<f`~`-`-"‘-`-'-'-"`~"'-‘-'~'f-‘-‘f-`-'-*I-'-`=- broke, was saddened by the death of

_ Pale Sallow Cheeks

ali tiiattbebloodisimpoverishedmndtbattlie inset ei-ly assimilsting its food. ln fact a \mmn's i&n always llwwlinher face. Ps1eneea,blotchee, plinptes, ownessordulleyesail

Beechsm's Pills. Women who are subject to these conditions should not fail toavailthemselveaoftbelrpromptandbeneficiaieiiect.

Bee¢1:n’Pllls Prsparedtofumishthe eoessaryrsiief. The

_ clear fnliystemtirfeimpuritleshaently stimulatg the liver. rqulate thg

bowels tone the lyltem. eir mild and thoroug action quhikly .

rid the skin of blemishes, improve the circulation and p the (ligation:

_ Every woman should know the comfort, and experience the help of

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then dealt with the cnrc of licn-liouscs nnd the wintoi- feeding of liens prov-

re and feedinE uf livestock, farm Maryhs Hall' bjourm' under the nuspld mg that wut’ milk WSH by ful' thc

clicapei- food that could bc givcii to nroduco thc best results. 'nie merits ol’ bran, shorts, ulcot i~ici".ips ctc., wcrc lalso gone into to sonic length by tho lecturer. Co-operation oil the market. ing of eggs was tho ncxt sublcct dcult with and iii conclusion Mr. Kerr gave a stnteuicut oi' the business done by the ` Candling Station, Cllnrlottctowii. under the capable liianagenieiit of Mr. Lightizer during the year 1916. Mr. James MncCol°mack in moving ii vote of thanks gave some valuable hints on the care and feeding of chickens and which feed would be the most sui- table t’o_r young chickens. He also advised that to profitably raise poul- try, a. hen should not be kept longer than two years. Tile motion was se- conded ‘by Mr. James Nolan and ten- dered to the lecturer by the Chuir-

man. Tile meeting then adjourned.-

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_ . .*Mr. Angus Beaton. East Poilit ‘ spent the week end in Souris*

. .*Mrs. C. C. Cox, was a passenger

1 to Souris ou Saturday from Charlotte- towu.* _

. .*Mr. E. L. Court,/arrived in Sour-

is on Saturday after, a few days leave of absence spent with his parents at Donaldston_* '

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. .*Miss Annie Foley, St. Catherines

who has been visiting friends in Charlottetown for _the past few weeks, rcturlicd liomc on Saturdny.° _

. _*Mil-is Dollic Garrett, who hun iii-cn

in the employ of R. T. Holman Ltil., Sunlmcrsidc, for some time has accep- ted ai position oii -thc stall? of tho Cull- iidiilu liiulk of Conilllcrcc. Souris.*

..*Mcssrs Donald Kcays, Priest

Pond; John Ferguson, Soni-is and Richurd Kickhaiu, Souris West, arriv- cd home on Friday from Georgetown where they were attending thc ses- sion oi’ Supreme Court.” _

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