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l! 1» é _ LUMBERMANS LATEST. SPRING MEWS. HEAVY i ‘ NOTICE! x RUBBERS STYLES IN HIGH WORKING BOOTS THINK 1 . . t Owing to the death of one of our 300 PAIRS , CLASS BOOTS 10 _ c’ T0 2i) ‘ c_ QFF THE EARLY 31R 1- 1 ‘ ’ ; n partners, we are obliged _to put 0n 5 eyelet ﬁrst grade i-ed- m p c T0 20 p c OFF‘ p p WORM D CATCHES THE _ 3 1 what is undoubtedly the biggest cut- sole, regular price 4.10 ' ' ' ' ' — _____...._..__. ' f’ ii arid-slash price sale ever known in the Sale price . . . . . $2.75 Boots Shoes THE CREAM IS AT THE TOP, AND * 1t 1E 1 IIIlIStOEY (hf the Charlottetown boot and IBy rgail extra 10c. 300 Pairs Ladies, High Gaiters IS POURED OFF FIRST‘ , : t I s oe r e. - t ' t g t _ . - P s1‘ - , "~*"*‘*"'- _ 1 r i i1 W: are forced to turn our large two ‘gdl1'p‘<?li,dy(i31él32iféle‘rl G1 ade Shoes‘ , umps Hose lppels THAT BLOWS p’ l} 1 ‘i stock of boots, shoes and rubbers into aside for next year. Small sizes . . . . $2.15 At Reduced Prices ‘ _.__*..__"_. ., i‘, t J v WE NEED THE MONEY , ” i ‘ .7 e 3, i, YOU NEED THE BOOTS BIG REDUC FIONS ALL O\ ER THE STORE CHOICE. : it Even if you do not need the boots A DON’T BE ONE???) SAY- “PM i t r ‘l c e , ' '1; r etc., for immediate wear, you cannot . " , SQRRY I MISSED IT.” l afford t0 miss the opportunity, of pro- B “_“"“'_ ~ a y} I ﬁting by this Salt . p PUT IN A BIG STOCK AND LAUGH a we NEEDATHE MONEY 'Il)‘he price raflborﬁs is not declin- i ' ‘ FAR AS BOOTS ARE CONCERNED - 1. I ing, ut is stea i y a vancing. - ~ WE NEED THE MQNEY i: . . YOU NEED THE BOOTS, a +

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..*SOUR|8 BRANCH G. W. V. A- annual meeting will ho hold in their rooms at 8 p. in. on 'l‘ucsdny the 23rd inst. Business-~eloctlon of oflicers and other important mal- tars. A full attendance is request- ed. 7545-3-11WlEl3i.

s-{oc-ii PHILIPPINE TOBACCO

The Philippine islands’ lobucoo exports increased grrutly ‘In 1918. ln that ycai- 25,700 tons of tobacco were exported as coiiipiir- 0d wllli 6,890 lllllg lll 1017. 'l‘liv bulk oi‘ this tohziuco was rililppil durliii-r the curly ‘lllfllltllil of 1018‘. and the atcr months showed ii marked decrease. The exports of. cigars‘, however, showed a steady increase during the entire year. the number shipped being 369,000,- 000, valued at $7,000,000, as ngninsl 284,000,000, value at ,' 500.000, iii 1017. Most valued at $4,500,000. lii ‘i917. Most oi this pl0dllCtl0|| was absorbed by the American market. The increase is largelygdue to government sun crvision in order to guarantee the quality loi‘ all shipments to tho United States. -----_-oo‘-—--— Culling the ﬂocks in the fall in- sures that the feed will be consum- ml by the best producing heirs and saves those that will make the best breeding birds. Among the pullets those that are hatched early in the season, that mature curly and have begun to lay in the tall are gon- crnlly lho birds that should he kept.

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.."THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE EASTERN King's Exhibi- tion Association will be held in St. Mary's iialil, Souris on Saturday, the 20th March, at 2 p. m. TBSZ-li-iiiitiillill. —%-——40>-——-

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Evllfyvne has sern a grain 0i oats. it is vcry small and common looking and yet it contains a living plant. The examination ol an oai grain shows that it is inadc oi two innin parts, tho outer covering

ing the germ or young plants The hull serves to protect the kernel

1,, not the ‘liest kind r0 grow. "A in the Study and improves merit of Plants and Seeds" is n pamphlet prepared by the Canad- ian Seed Growers‘ Association, and distributed free upon application to Brunch, Depart-

and girls in the study and improve- nient of seeds and plants. Owing to the cat's relative importance ani- ong cultivated crops, and to the fact

speclul investigation. it has been chosen for this study. What is said about this plant as regards meth- ods 0t improvement will appl-y eq- ually to wheat and barley but not to corn or potatoes or to the grass-

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BRlTON WAS ASSAULTED

LONDON, March 1l.——\Vhen Gen- eral Nollet, head of tho French mis- sion, nnd M. do lliarcilly, li‘rciich

of Foreign Affairs, llorr Mueller, for the llolel Adlon incident. they call- od cttenlionito a more serious zit- iaii‘, tho details of which have not previously been published, says the llnily bull's Berlin correspondent. This, the nmvspaiper continues, was a violent and apparently or- ganized attack on three uniformed- oilii-ers on hinrcli 4th, when a Brlw lish lieutenant nnd o Belgian oom- irndu wore visiting the barracks at "PlOlllXCillL, Province of llrunrlon» hurlz. in connection with the demob- ilization of the German army. Whilo| being oscorlcil through tho ca-mp_ by u single (lcrmun oillcer lheyi were hoetoii and stoned liy soldiers, who ignored the orders of the 0a.. cort to desist. Tho Briton and tho‘ Ilclgian were wounded by stones? Their escort took to cover. The visitors nnilcrtook to walk, toward the oiilcers’ quarters where, tho commandant advanced lo meet

rlicrs lo fall in. They imniciliritcly; obeyed. shouting, says the corrcs-l pendent, that they were not out of‘ hand and giving the impression that. the demonstration was arranged to

continue until it was ordered to

cease.

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PRINCESS PATRIClNS

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LONDON, ‘March 1l.—-'i‘lio in- fant son oi Commander o‘! the llon. Alexander and Lady Patricia Ramsay wan christened at noon today in the Chapel Royal, St. Jiimctfs Palace.

Long before noon mounted police had to hold the crowds in check, whose enthusiasm to see Princess Pamela's bnlby had meant a wait of many hours. A number of wo- men took up their places in the o Quadrangle oi‘ St. Jamosfs Palace as curly as nine in tho morning, and by noon the lll0lllll.(‘(l escort had to control them.

Lady Patricia Ramsay was one of the ﬁrst to arrive on the scene, with her hsubnnd. She was wear-

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coat of beaver, and n wide picturcl brown hut trimmed with rust-col- ored plumes. Master baby arrived later in his nurse's arms. rind Prin- v cess Christian stepped forward and Y carried the little boy into the Chﬂll‘ el.

id Ramsay were the names bestow- wore n cont of mole. “ll ("l llllll» ﬂllll the list of sponsors Mary's fair hziir showed lu perfec- was ll 10m: one. lncllldllll: the Prince lion nrzninsr her long rout oi black "r WM“ ""4 Princess Mal?- Wllllf‘ satin, gathered zit the waist, and charge ﬂfatlalrcs in Berlin, received} Prince Arthur oi’ Connaught acted a toque or silver brocade, the apology of the German Minister as proxy for the King of Spain.

light. and the nltnr was decorated with gnlll plate. with the tail vas- os of lilies.

himself brought from [lust after the troops had crossed

the river in 1917.

s inriue to inntch. Was trimmed with blue ostrich fea- Vrlllvﬂﬂill there. The Princess Royal, with Princess Maud, wore quiet colors. The baby was very good during the ceremony, and looked a delight- Tlw tul picture in his lianrl-errtbroider- Queen ‘Mother. who was the only cd dress and pcllsse of white cord- Rdyrll Dvrwllllsc to wear ixoldnwcre ed silk and quaint. old fashioned zin early Viratorizin mantle of gold gapo, As Lady Patricia Ramsay brocade over n lllllllll velvet sown, lott tho (Zliapcl she made the nurse The baptism font coii- Among many royalties were tho and baby precede her into the ear. water lfrom the Jordan Duchess of Alllmny, with her dau- and mo“ she turned to tuck him in ighic-r and son-in-laiwyrincess Alice his nurse's arms. This was the last

and the Earl oi Aihlene- The glimpse seen at her by crowds that Duchess of Albany hnd chosen to had stood patientl-y waiting to_eee wear a cavalier clonk of black silk h" and hm- baby since eaﬂy mom.

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Alexander Arthur Alphonso Dav- pie velvet, iviih

The Chapel was lit by candle-

Qncen Mary, in a dross ot pur-

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