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We whould call special att t'

marked wveriorilv if our -aiirhtliitil are not more photographs they ,re

l::h.ir:::.:r:t.v::t° “=~'= mm"-

Children'sporl_rails a sp¢¢iai¢.,_ i-,,Dy_

' The COOK STUDIO

BETWEEN friends, the true

spirit of Easter is best express-

ed bY S_ome little remembrance C011 VCVIUH Personal thoughtful- nessand good will

Your pogtrait-nothing could

he more fi ting.

Make the appointment to-day

THE BAYER STUDIO Telephone 192J

Wall Paper

‘_‘In the _spring the house- wife’s fancy-

Lightly turns to thoughts of Wall Papering-

We have the agency for the EMPIRE WALL PAPER CO,

and can show you a large variety of the most servic- able paper Made in Can- ada.

We havclpaper and bor-

der to suit any room.

in conimeinoration of the

part the British Empire is taking in the present war.

We have an appropriate

'design of flags-suitable for

public halls.

is the time to see our samples and place your orders

_.i-1 ____ _

Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd

I Montague 8927-il-lliiilli

qua-

; The Easte

rn Guardian

. .FIT PAYS to buy in this Province.

' ..*T. GORDON li/ES is Guardian

agent in Montague.

..°Itliss Mae A. Bell and Misa Julia

McKeouglian, Montague. made the round trip to Picton on the winter boats last week.--B.

___ __V_-_-Y-_-_-_~,-_-_-_-_-_ ,-;_ ;:::.~::_ ,v -.-,-_-,-_-_-_~_-_-_-_-_-_-of on

' ..*0NE CENT per word each in- sertion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order _ i

..°l)r A. J. Fraser, Moutngite, \vill

he in Murray ltiver. March 15th and 16th, Murray Harbour, 17th, 1Sth and 19th. All dental work attended to.

8531-3-9m3ie3i

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C.A_N_AD_|A1_.N1 : _ f PACl:`|="l'c'; PANAMA.-Paciric l

ExPosi'rioN SAN FRANCISCO

'l`icki'is on Fair Iiiarcli ht in _\`ov_ Itoiii. Liniit 'l`lirt't~ Month:

$ 124.60

From PICTQU

iloiiiit and Returning via Vliicngn. ,‘

‘icing vin l`liicago and Rcturzzinii via Vzinrouvcr, or virc vcisa.

-`.ili.!.i)ailil|tioiiul '

~ \\`. l.l. II()\\`A|l|'. ll_l'.-\-. |` l‘.ll._ .\`l. John.

X. ll. Cl<Ill_ \\'.\l.I_l'lR. Iloniiiiiiin Express Iluild- iiig, Cliariolretoii ii.

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I Furness ,Y

Sailin gs

From [_i)YlliI.\ From ll.'\lli-`\X I

.\l.'ii'i`ll 2nd " lltlli

Snrlit-in Sl.-irt l’oiiii

Giaciaiia " l7:li

.\larch 8rd. Sagaiiiorc " Ziili - . " 12th. f’:itcriiiii /\piil Sili

Front LIVER POOL |"rorr' ii A Ll FA X

‘.'ia. Nlld.

Via Nfld.

March l0ih

" Iilltii

.\pi'il lZtIi

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f\l.’|i'i-li (ith 'filinsco

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Furness.Withy & Co,Ltd. I

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ff High Grade Coal is the onli kind we carry. lt docs not mai ter when you order, you can bi sure of getting satisfactory coa if you come tous. We have oi hand an exceptionally good qual ity of coal suitable for ranges ani kitchen use also for steam pu! poses. llow much do _.VON ff quite? -Prices always right,

Riinuiii Bell 8: Co

=‘|on_t| Dogilnloo Coal Co; |5141:-»r°3.|:"s'

am d 8. L d 0 s. i.i»i»'i~ '"° `" i-Howl 4°*

_= A/A aunts*

l|;'U 'i"`"&`”’LV‘l

®lr‘@Ft;E;§; ll (illliA§°R.{;

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Afloat or Asliore

SEAL

BRAND

_ corrnn

is still the favorite IT IS SUPERB!

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W. F. TAYLOR, M. D., C. M.

(MCGILL UN IVERSITV)

Montague, P. E. I. OFFICE OF I ATE DR. FRASER.

l"""`___"""_”"

. Shoe

Bargains

We are showing a full _

line of lVIen’s Black and

Tan Calf Boots.

Some of the best

models are being shown. We have them in all sizes. Regular $3.50 to $5.00 values. Less 20 _

p. c.

l A good chance for you

to get a pair, at the price you want to pay.

See our window.

, Alley & Co

1 For Sale

f""_‘“‘ \

ir sale u at Kin- ood of

“'I`lie iiiidcrsigiicd oiicri-i ft

good husiiicsii stand situated lock, Lot. 57. coiituiiiiiig oiic r land, with a good shop 25 by 40 fecl in size, iitietl up for izciirniil store. ii good warclioiisc adjoining and at stable on thc prciniscs; all in 11000 0"' ilt-r und rcpuir and ready tor business. 'l‘li0 iiliovii property \vill bc sold low.

_V\ppl_v io uiiilcrslgiicil.

GEORGE FO

\'crnoii River llriilge,

Miircli il, llllfi,

.\'ill!l-Sl-N.\1iiilCli.

este

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RBES.

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We insist on your examining the qual-

lgy of fail that slides down yoilr chnto.

onty o dust. slag and kllnkers means

money thrown away.

If you want to

Save Money on

‘oir yard will help you. Clean oiial at tho right price.

Phone 1 1l`

Co il

bright

aid, Montague, has sold his speed green pacer. Longboai, to Mr Janie Gordon, New Perth. The boys wil have to give way now.--B.

cvening , March 5th. This meetln eclipsed any other so far held by thi

of important business done, tcstityln to the deep interest. tiint the farmer

ldent, Mr. Peter Mclsanc occupied th chair, the minutes of the pretiou

Deaghari, who at a previous rneetln

concemlng the purchase ot' a. pnr bred Ayrsliire bull, addressed th meeting and explained thc transnctio which resulted in the piircliase oi' pure bred animal for the Instituto. Th animal was purchased from M

sum ot' eighty~ilve dollars. lie is bu two years old and weighs 740 lbs. Hi sire, a four year old last year, sold fo $150; his dam produces 5,500 pound

dispose ot' the bull by auction; tha thc fee to members be 75 cents and t

._*HORSE NOTES.-M. I<‘. Mt:D0|i- “

Y s and seven ilnely tempered steel

._.’°‘FARMEFlS’ MEETING.--A meet-

ing ot’ the Souris Branch oi' thc Farm- ers’ institute was held on Saturday

ll 8

institute, both in respect to the num- ber of farmers present and the amount

I! S

in this section oi’ the country are tak- ing in agricultural work. The Pres-

meeting were re l l . i ted, M _

at am 'Hop ; gagement ot’ the New York Hippo-

had been authorized to correspond

c e

n u this unmatclied and uiiforgetaliie show 0 announces a sclicdulc ot’ prices rang-

Cairns, ot’ Frcetown, P. E. I., for the Such an offering amid the luxurious

ot' milk annually. lt was decided to

F M l Siiniliir~rsiili~. li was ilecided to ho

or Vi meeting on the last Saturday oi

i-_ lust vcstigc ot' “\\':irs oi' 'l`lic World"

_fl ° "bi, l

135 Queen St. “

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outsiders one dollar; that the buyer should kcep thc bull ihrcc years and that the institute ivoiild then get the ilrsi oi'l`cr oi' buying him back; that certain restrictions be placed on i'or tiic llrst year and that the restrictions hitherto placed on all other animals be lakvll ol`t`. li was moved and seconded and carried that the hull should be sold to ii new member from Souris ltlvcr. only that thc minimum price be thirty live dollars. llc was bought by :\lr. \\'illiuin \Vliuli=n for the stun oi` thirty six dollars. 'l`lic l’rcsiilcni then i-.xplaiiied to the nit-inlicrs that it tlicy wished to secure more pure broil ani- niuls, they had but to form a club among tiicinsclvcs, und by paying one dollar cacii they could secure such stock t`roni the Government for ilirce yours. it was ilet-idcd to purchase two Perl`eciioii Separators. For this purpose two clubs were foriiied, one at Souris ltivcr, tliii other ut Little

to thc Soct'ci:ii'_v of the Instituto no later than Marcli l:'itli. The uucstion iii' piircliasiiig seeds was tlicn broiiglii up. The secretary read iiuotaiions 0 ivlicai, clover. tiinotliy. barley, oat

iottctown, and t'roiii R. 'l`. llolmtin.

.Vlartcli in ilccidc ivhcilicr ilic Institut

wcro :lppoiitieii io cali on tlic Souri

tions on the dii`l`crciii kinds; ot' seeds.

'urs oi' minor iiiiporiuiii-0. the iiicciln :irljoiii'iictl to iueoi at 7.30 .sliarp on Suiiirduy, .\luri-li 27th.~ .-..._.

Blsmarck’s Reproof

"l wish l was an angel," sighed a

little English girl recently; "for the I-could tlrop boiiihs on the Germans.- \\'hi<~li rciiiiiids us oi' a Ilisiriarc

and his wifo, greatly incenscil :ii Lli woulil-lic assassin. df-clurcil that if sit was in licavcn and saw him coniiiig u .1 lndilvr she would push him down in to hell. “llusli. my dear," said Bls

.ini-li tliouglits us tliost-_"

/EN; *_

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‘lil ll

C UT;

Mrs. Elgin Cossett, .loggin

liritlirc. N.S., says :--“ \Vlien my little diiugiitcr was five months old a rash broke out .un,her face and body. I called in u doctor, who stated that it was cczzenin, and treated her for it. llis trealmeiit, how- ever, did not bring any relief, and the child got. worse. I tiicn tried i: great many salvcs and so-called eczeniu cures, hut notlilng proi ed of any licneflt. The sores continued to spread. and became one large mass. One day is frltiul ixtlvlscd me to try Zum-Buk.

"At tlii-.t time tlic dlscnsc had

dt-.tied ull reiiietiics for over n your. Hy the time l had used one box of Zum-Buk there was I -niurked improvement. I continued the Zum-Bak treat-

ment and day biy day the sores showed signs o improvement. Finally Zum-Buk banished every trace of the disease."

For the tender dellcuic skin of

babies, nothing eiiuala Zruu~Biik. Unlike other oliitiitents, it is purely herbal.

use Zam-Buk for cuts, burns,

bruises, eczcmn, piles, cold sores,

- clinpped hands, and all skin dis-

eases and injuries. At all drug- gliits and stores, 50c. box. Name

‘ “Zuni-Butt” is on every box, re

fuse substitutes.

Lyons it iii)

- »

i ‘ ._ -\ ‘ ‘ '

Z _BK

Ilxirbor. liucli district is to be can- vussed, the nionoy collected and paid

i 1:.uf»iiiiiiy' and ciit-it-gios ure evci- nir-

iy and disiin-1'tive in originality. 5, 'l`lic ictitli. was the Mnniinotli dild-

sccd. etc., t'roni Carter N' Co.. Char-

wotild orilcif ilic sei.-its or not. Messrs. ilanicl alclsuai- nnil I). 'l‘, .\li-Doiiuld \\'licn thc Maniniotli Mitlivititci' Cir-

s ciis Supreme opened its wolcoining

iiiercliants and ask ilicni for iiuoiu-

Aitcr coiniitlcralilc ilisciissioii on mat-

g ot' thc practical yet iiiibeaiitiiul stagcs

n niaincd for the Messrs. Sliiilicrt io

k in thc annals of the Anicricun clrciis,

story. llisniiirt-k was shot ut one tiny

_ ot' the “::ui'c-llri-" sliownicii \\'tii_:gvii

miircli; "you would not be tlicrc with

hesitate to art on the fasciiiatliig litre

l ' . ~ the lust toot ot` Gabricl'ii horn has and

The Gem Sarciy itazor Set consists

of nicely nickel plated handle gard

l blades. The case is neat and coni-

pact. Price. complete set $1.00. Mac- Kinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Streets..-Mtf.

“Black yard-wide Peau de Sole for

Coats and Suits at $1.95 per yd. Pa- ton’s.~ \ 8905-3-6m3i.

liliSl illili IHIDTDIS

NEW YORK HIPPODFIOME.

S With only three weeks of the en-

drome Mammoth Winter Circus Su- preme remaining. tlie management. `with a special view to giving the sub- urban clientele opportunity to witness

ing from one dollar down to 25 cents.

comforts of a beaiitlitil theatre at n smaller price than is usually asked tor a perch on the hard benches ot' a. tent show has never before been attempt- ed. Whereas a circus ordinarily de- pends upon one big feature uct to at- tract public patronage, every act pre- sented in the llippodrome Mnminotli Winter ~Z‘.ircus Snprcmc is u feature in - itsclf.

These features embrace cvcrytliini:

from the \vorld‘s greatest cqucstriuit -acts and performing elephantsi. thc most fainous clowns to Nervo, who makes a sensational leap from the dome ot' the liippodromc to an inclin- ed platform on the stage, 90 feet from his starting point.

The trnnstorniution ot' a two million

dollar ediilce into u “circus lot” took ‘plat-.c almost directly alter "\Vnrs of ‘thc \Vorlil" was witlitlruwn to niukc ‘lway for the regular midwiiiicr cliungo ` of programme. ~

llcforc this latter production iicarcil

thc. i-lose ot’ its run thc question ol` "\\'liui shall we do next?" hail been long under consideration. 'l`lic mom- entous wciglii oi this query set in niotloii thc wheels ot' tlieairical pro- gress and runny and varied were the siiiigcsiioiis presented i'or coiisitlcru- tion by the Messrs. Sliulicrt, whose

L B I' S

ccicil to iiisi>ovei'iiii: :iiid applying l‘f.;i-

. ti:rc.~‘. that are original in ilistiiiuioii

iviiitsr (`ii'tus Snprcnie. at; iircseiiiiini today. was conceived, developed and delivered almost before thc tuileiid ot' thc Ilippoilroiiic irucl-as removed thc

sto the Shnbcri siorchouses.

arms to the clrcu_s-lo_vlng public ot' New York and outlvlitg districts, the lair clirysalis bore no sordid tmcci-i

through wliicli it hail sprung into bc- ing.

llowcver icliciiolisly the cclchruieil

circus kings ot' hippodronic tract his- tory have i'cste.rcd. and iurtliered the lnisiiicss oi the tanbark arena. it re-

bluzc the trail to an uutruniniclcd path

and io produce the pioneer indoor cir-

,._‘cus in iiiiilwliit.er-tricil :ind proven, 0 thc iirst ot' its kind. I, \\’licn thc iticu oi' sucli an innova- _ tion was in its cmhryotic sizitc, inany

their heads sagcly and avcri'cd that such :iii exprrinicnt would iicvor go over." llut thc Scliuberts, who never

oi' the coy iatvors ot' chance, went straight ulicad with their planning, engaging and working, until the eyes ot' the whole friitcrnlty ot' circus peo- ple througlioui. the country were for-~ used upon thc big plnyhousc ln Now York.

lt has been said that the clown oi'

thc modcrn circus is the lineal dos- ceniluiit ot ilic royal “cntortaiucr" of the kings oi' bible times. und although it is ii. far cry i'roni liabylon to lirouil- way, it st-cms tliero is more than a grain of stiniiy in this supposition. for human nature, from the day of its creation until the present. and until

.-_will cvcr siiatcli t'roi1i iieeting time u

moment iioiv and then t'or play and pleasure. Clowns are the iiiicrowiied kings ot' kindliiicss. thc bright spots in tho prosy ilicntrc of lite, and it is herc ut thc Muniniotli .\iIidwiiiicr (‘ir~ cus Siiprcmc that they hold sway ovcr thc hearts ot' big iuid littlc allkc. lt ls here ut the Hippodronie's unparall- eil cnicrtainnir-ni lliiit the instinct for play and ixiintion intiy be sutisiicd to thc utiermost. i'or the coiicliivo ol' clowns, and ilic daring liureback rid- crs, .cqulilbrlsis, acriiilists, wircwalk- crs, educated uniinuis and the spcll- liiiiiling thrills that abound in tht teeinliig progriini. keep eternally on the itleri ilic sc-iiscs ot' eyc and cur.

WHAT TO D0 WITH

KAISER WILHELM.

_ il~`roiii thi- Cliriiitian \\'nrld.) llcv. .laiiics lianillion, minister of

Sl. Aiidrew's (‘liiircli oi Scotland in Livcrpool. who is chaplain oi’ the “‘l.lvcrpool Scottish." in which posi- tloii he i-iii:-ccctlcd thc lute l)r. .loliii Watson (“lan l\’lcclnrc|:."), rccentiy accompanied thc "Scottish" to Edin- burgli, and i-onductctl a series ot' mili- tary servlccs for them in St. Giles' Catlicilral. ills iniiiistrntioiis were so greatly nppreclatcd _that he had no liesliutloii in tolling an uiinisiiig story itgaiiist himself. ()ii one occasion, nl tho oillccrs' mess, some of thc junior nicnibcrs iverc saying what they would like to do with the Kaiser, should lic fall into their luindii. Oiic young liciitonnni thought lic'm|;:ht hc i-oudemucd to shovcllliigcoal at the Liverpool clcctrli: generating station; -mother that o spell oi’ work ns n noir-union dock laborer might be pro- iliablc to lils Majesty. At last the col- oiicl. looking across at Mr. llumllton. genially roiuarkod, "Well, ireiitlcnieii, alter attending Mr. llanillton’s ser- vices, and hearing his three sermons, l should be quite content to leave the

R IDX DIVIDENDS PilD

The following is t. nat or com-

panies which have paid dividends on account for 1914. Most ot these com- panies expect to pay additional divid- end later: Spring Park.. .....10 Prince Albert.. .....10

(More soon)

Rayner International declared 40

paid....

R. J. McNeill Co. cash 60. stock 50 Rayner Stoneliurst Silver Fox

Co. pald.... ...200

Rayner Clarke & Harlow Fox

Co. ......pald .20

B. l . Rayner, West Gore

N. ....psid 105

Black Prince Fox Co... . . .paid .50 General Fur Farms, Ltd....pa.id 17 Mount Edward. .. . . . . . . paid 10

(With additional 10' p. c. soon)

Murray Harbor. ._ . . . . . . . . .cash .30

. (More soon)

Upton.... cash, 10

(More soon)

Westmoreland Sliver & Patch

Co..... ..cash 35. stock, 70

Silver Tip.... ......casu 15

(Added three pairs)

imperial Silver Black Fox Com-

pany. Ltd.. Montague. . . . . . ..15 (added three paira to ranch and

hold securities tor balance due on

sale of foxes which when col- lected will enable them to pay un- other...... . . . . . ...10:).c.

Crnpaud Fox Company.. .. cash, .40 Willow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. cash _ New London Fox and Farm Lands, Ltd., 200 p. c.` cash. and more later. Regal .. .. .. .. 18 Dundas .__ 50 ciisli and 300 stock Silver Fox Ilancliing (`o 20

(llull oi' yeur's product added to

breeding stock) Seal River Black Fox Co.. .. . . . . . .. 16 (Also 8 pups added to ranch) Diaruond.... Rogers Paton.... ......10

(More later)

The Freeland Silver Black Fox Co..

Ltd., has paid a dividend of 50 per cent. in stock.

The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.

has paid a 30 per cent cash dividend out of a declared dividend of 110. An additional sum will he paid alter the general meeting on Dec. 8.

(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend) Pure Canadian Stl. Blk Fox Co., 40

and 35 per cent. later.

Richmond Bay Fox 'Co., 20 per cent (More later.) _ Provincial Silver Black Fox Co., 40

per cent cash, with more to follow later.

Sovereign S. B. F. Co., cash. . . ....15

- (From 4 pairs)

Hartford D. S. Fox Co..... .......25 Peerless.......

and balance after January lst.)

Ellis Silver Black Bemity Fox

Co., Ltd.... ...60 (With 60 or 70 later)

Hackett S. B. F. Co., . . . . . . . . . . . .. .15

(and two foxes added io stock)

Magic Fox Co..... ....50

(ln addition to stock dividend ol 100 p. c.)

Charlottetown S. B. Fox Co........15

(Also ten foxes added to ranch)

Bedeque I-‘ur Farming Co.. Ltll-_- -- -10 Glenaladale Silver Black Fox (.o. 100

(50 p. c. cash 50 p. c. stock bonus.)

The Bideford Fox (‘.o._ Ltil.......200

(100 p. c. cash-paid 3a p. c.: bal- ance, 65 p. c.. will be paid soon. 100 p. c. in stools!

Beechgrove ._ Hamilton S B Fox Co _ . . .. _ . ...0 Murray River .15 Massachusetts . . . . ...10 Mt. Herbert Silver Black and Patch

Fox Co. .. ......l7

A E Mclioan, Ltd .._. .._._.30 _ (Casli and stock. Reduced capital

from $25,000 to $17,500 per pair by adding six pairs to the ranch.)

EHIDAED NlllDKilS

(Special to the Guardian.) _ (?lIl(‘A(i0, i\Iur<-li 'i`.-\‘\'l»c:ll, .\0. 1’

rc-d, $1.42; A, 1.44%; No. 2 liarfl. $1.421/g; A, $i.4li\,l. corn. .\'o. 2. rv!- iow. Tatar-.; No. 4. yellow. ilf\‘f~.-1 .»\. 701,50.; N0. 4, white, 701'.; .\, T0’/jg. Oats. No. 3. white. 5:'»f}ic.; Stunduril. 501'.; .-\, fiilbic. Rye, No. 2. $114- |l__“\" icy, 700. Tlmotliy. $4.50; A. _$6.001 clover, $10.50; A, $14.00. I‘0l'll. $17.25- Lard, $!).5)'.'; ribs. $0.00; A, $0.50.

('l\l"|`()\\'N M ARK l'/l S

Pork 9°- Onts iwliilet U00- Oais (black) 5'1"?- Straw (per ton) Sli-00 Huy. pressed, (per ton) $14.00 Eggs (per dozen) ` 350- Prlnt Butter (per lb.) 200 Fowl iper lb.) NIC. Cliicltcns ll 10 13<`-_- Wlicat. ipcr buslicl) $1.00 to $l~`-'lt Biif-liwlit-tit. 700-- Bp_\°l(\_\' 'I0 I0 T50. »'l"nb liuilir (por iii.) `~’4“V- Potatocs (per bush.) 300 Turnlps (per bush.) 150 Hides liic. Caltsklns 176 Beef (ih.) 7 lfl _S0 Sausages (lb.) 194'-

S'SII)l‘] l\Ii\RKE'I`S

Corrected Tueldav-

Barley per bush. 65 10 756 Buckwheat per bush 70 to 751:. Caliskins pcr lb. 1_4C Eggs per doz. 2""- Hny, (pressed) per ton $12.00 to $12.50 Hay. ilooset pcr ton $10.00 to $10.00 ,‘Hldes, per lb. 100. |0ate (black) por hush Bile. Oats (white) per hush 530- Roller.Mlll Flour per 100 lbs

$3.25 to $3.50

25c. 20c.

50 to 7fic.

30c.

Potatoes per bush Turnlps per bush. Lamb pelts (each)

Wool per lb. Wheat per bush -1.00 to $1.50

cunt stoop units. _ iigitiiir rsortia

IIood’s Snrsapiirilla remove!

iicrofula sores, boils and other erup- tions, because it drives out of the blood the liumors that cause thi-in. Eriiptions cannot be siicccssfiilly trontod with cxtcrnal applications, because these cannot. purify the blood. _

Hood's Snrsapnrilla makes ncli,

red blood, perfeets the digestion,

Kiiiscr to the ponder mercies ot ii hoard of l‘rcshyii-rinn mliilntcrii.”

‘ "“‘ lure ~»»ews»~M-

and builds np the whole system. In- sist on having Hood'». (lot it now

suffer from lndigeatlon is like that o the writer of this medicines may bring some relief. but chronic indi- gestion is almost invariably the re- sult of derange- ments of the liver, kidneys and bowels, and cannot be actually cured until these organs

are set right.

With the liver

sluggish there is constipation, and the food terments in the bowels ln- ltead of being dt- MR- BARRETT. gested. " This is the source of pain and suffering, and the cause of such dread- ed diseases as appendlcitls, peritonitis

letter. Stomac

The experience of many people who

j- -_ ~ _ _ __ Tnnoasii o_ _ _ _g _ 4: _ _ __ _ _ _~j,_,

A Great Blessing to be _ ~

Freed of lndigestion

For Years He Suifered After Almost Every Meal- Attributes Complete Cure to Use of Dr. Chue'a Kidney-Liver Pills.

and kidney disease. It ll much bet-

! ter to be on the safe side and prevent

such ailments by tho timely use of Dr. Chuse’a Kidney-Liver Pills.

Mr. J. D. S. Barrett, Nelson, BC.,

and formerly of Twlllingate. Nild.. writes :-“For several years I was a great lutfersr from lndlgestion. The least hit of food caused me consider- able trouble, and often I could scarce- ly eat a. meal n day. The many reme- dies I tried proved fntlls until I he- gan the use of Dr, Chase's Kidney- Liver Pills, and after using about eight boxes I was completely cured.

“Since that time I have not been

troubled with lndlgestlon, which 1 consider a. great blessing. I feel grate- ful for this cure, and shall gladly an- swer any inquiries from persons sut- terlng as I did." Q-

Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, 250

a box, 6 for $1.00, all dealers, or Ed- manson, Bates &. Co., Limited, To- .ronto. _

GIVE WOMEN THE VOTE AND

~SECURE PEACE OF WORLD.

LONDON, l\lart'li 4.--Tile lntcrna-

tional \\'oman’s Suilragc Alliuiicc will soon issue and ilistrlbuie a pamphlet advocating the cnfranchisenicnt women as a step towards securing thc world's peace when once the present

El.

peal and largely written by Mrs. llli liccnt li‘arret Fawcett one oi' thc most

ul \\'onian's Suiiragc party in.tlrea liritain, will bc translated into th va.i'ious European lniigiiugiis and sei into all coiiiitrles, bclligerciii. nn noutrul, whose delegates may possibl uttciid tho congress which will di-ic niiue thc terms on which this war wi be settled.

Mrs. Fawcett considers iliai it wil

be ot' incalciilablc value to the cans oi' woman sui`i'rugt~. ii' such 'u coiigres will put lisell' on record as bclicvin in ciiuail .sii|l'rug1- as ii viiluublii stil gnurd iii' poriiiziiioiii pi-:ici-, just :is th Voiigress ot"\-'ii»nnn :iil\'oc:iii-il for ilu suiiie purpose tho placing of politicu power in tho liaiiils of ilic pcopli'-.

Slit- i‘-xplnineii to your i-orri.-spoiiilt»i1

- licr position :ind ri-usoiis for inultin this _ircsli appeal on bt-liuli ol' lic si-x at this tiiiic.

“l{uiit," she said. “in his famous i-s

say on ‘l’crpeiual l’i-tit-t-,‘ rclii-il the tissuinptioii that it is d_\'nui:ti~‘s uni not thc pcoplii who ivzigi- wars for 11

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to siiiicr poigiiun uiiscr_\ ii i ~ i ilile. lit>i'roi°s--iliosc who win as wcl as iliosc who lose. 'l`lic l‘ongrcss o

Proicssor hlurrov pointed out in a r cciit urtit-lc iii thc lliliburil Joiiriizi noi. only ileliiiitcly ailvocaied tree i' prcsciiiutivc institulioiis, but liouriil coiiilciniieil such ivlicu ilici' rociigiii'/. and pmt-ii<‘i= ivrongs such as ilic slui' irndc.

Ol'

strii *lc has been settled. This ap-

influential leaders oi' the (‘onsiiiution-

if ll

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(ill

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iZi~i-..~;tiioii_ .*.`n uiitoi-rut docs not scri- K I D N ously iislt his own piersoii or property \__/

in war; ii is his siibjct-is who stand / ~

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\'icnna one liundrcil years ago. as Q

‘ll` tlic coiigrcss ivlili-li niet to set- ilc thc .\'apo1coiiii' wars. and of whit-li `

-tho leading spirits wore thc Emperor _ot Austria, ilic Czar of Russia, tho King oi' l’1-ussla, Lord Castlcreagli. and so i'ortli_ was capable ot' so much wlizit may we hope l`roiii the next ‘great pence coiigress? My hope is iliut ii will again endorse the Kun- iian principle that to extend sell'~gev- criinicni and political power to womcii would ciiornzoiisly strengthen thc iorccs which make t'or peace.

“'I`lii»ri~ are twenty six countries at-

iiliated to thc international \‘\'onion`s Siiil`ragc Alliance. lf any fair pro- iporiion of these can charge the repre- sciiiativcs of ilicir own country at thc congress to rcmonilier that ihcro ,is no iruu iicniocrucy us long us half - the pcoplc are lt~1't out and :irc desti- l `tuic ot' cvcry vcsiige ot' political pow-

cr. ` 1915 will show u great and worthy uilvaiii-c over tSl='.."

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lloguu-Oi hate February.

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See Two Fair

Sometime during 1915

SaiiDiego and SanFrancisco

account of the war. _ _

_ Europe has faith ni

Ticket Now. _ _

brand Canyon on your way

have all combined to make

by the Expositions.

to go.

Write, Phone or Call

$571.2-Ziiiilli.

Y YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SEE

CALIFORNIA AND HER-

GREAT EXPOSITIONS

to lake or mountain, seashorc or camp.

All the fun, the recreation, the health you count on

will be yours plus a great knowledge of the garden spot of America, if you go to California and hergreat Expositions,

There are exhibits from every country in the world

and it is significant to note that not one of the European nations has cancelled its exhibit or curtailed its space on

“lflacer lo que. tu; Oh! Espana, nunca sonaste” 1915

“To do what thou? Oh Spain. did never dream" '1`HE

This is your opportunity to see California-San Diego,

Los Angeles, Riverside and San Francisco. To see tie

your way back. 'l`lie railroads. the hotels and Exposition

Take advantage of the very low ratcs brought on

All information promptly attended to and sleeping

car reservations made. _ f

Tickets sold over any line or route passenger wishes

W. Ig: ROGERS

s At One Fare

you will contemplate a trip-

the Expositions. Get Your

-Cervantes ALL

-Cervantes YEAR

.- , IA 3 E .,i!!‘l_-'.f_‘ _‘.1 E;

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out and Yellowstone Park on

it easy for you.

on easy terms.

88)7 Il»ll\iil

From Factory To Home

The Amherst Pianos I.td. have

opened out on 159 Queen St. with a stock of fine Pianos which can be sold

Call on or write to

R. C. McDONALD, ' W Manager

--as auburn