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$3.35; also 6 pairs hip rubber boots, red sole, sizes 7 to 10, $4.50; 7 pairs grain leather boots, best makb, guar- anteed water-tight sizes 6 to 10; your choice for $4.45. ’

Come soon and secure a pair. They are ‘going fast. Fishing Supplies, trawls, gangings and hooks. Rope sizes 12. 9 and 6. It isgoing fast too. No reserve at the Cheap Store.

J. 8. CHAISSON,

Breakwater St.

- Souris.

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Eastern S`. 'S. Lines

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8. 8. North Star. `

Leave St. John Thursday at 9.00 a.-`

m. for Lubsc, Eastport, Portland and Boston.

Return, leave Boston Mondays at I

a. m., via Portland, Eastport ind Lubec, Maine, due St. John, Tuesday.

afternoon.

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15 pairs Rubber fishing boots, some

red sole. sizes 6 to 11, your chthce

HANDS I

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- AIG our hands chap ed, §fl¢k°J. or lore? Have . cold cracks" WI\|¢|i`_0`P¢ll Ind" hleed when the skin is drawn “R59 Have you s cold sore. frost bite. or cbllblalns, which

at times makes it sgony forlen *°¥0lbout your uties? I ao,_ .Zlm~Buk will give you relief,

..~I1'_ Pave ¢o_ my in this Province.

..*D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian re-'

‘presentative in Sourls. Mllltf.

f .‘.‘*C. A. CONRAD ‘is Guardian rep- resentative in Georgetown. Mtf.

ff`i'¢.°are=°nu'\tl_ve_ msue.

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' *FOI-'iTHGOMING PAT I0 C

gm; Wm he” the "°“_¢.m.'°*i gg MEETINGS. The Souther l{L%'s gt.

skin. \ -~

. lun s. su 1' ` f°"i» N-S-. wil-Ii.:|i':° '“m1I;thaa:‘ were so badly chopped I was ua- able to put them in water. All, remedies failed to heal until I tried Zsm-Buk. Persevarance = with this balm completely healed ` the sores."

lam-Bak heals cats. bIsras.braIass»

agree eczema. plies. caused he , 0 ld sores. frost bites. sau all I diseases and iainrles. lefuse elb- alxtvo: Ac all snissinrass smog, _

AM. :_

GIVES QlllC_K` lsr I

Dundass Hall Friday. March 10th.

and prominent speakers and musici- ans will take part in the programme at each meeting. 4»7ME4l

*6PORT8.-- The Horsemen of For-

tune and vicinity have been enjoying the good ice on the River for the past few_ evenings and were bringing out Some speedy ones.` Arrangements were underway for s big race if the ice could of kept 'goods The committee in charge hope to pull the race off as soon as conditions permit.-+F.

..*THE SHORT' COURSE in Agri-

culturent Sourls will belheld' on March the 13th to`17th.- The opening meet

The subjects for discussion are the care and feeding of livestock, farm crops, tillage, soil fertility, dalrying. etc The Souris seed fair will be held

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rlol-he Association .hug ax-rqn ed forgpr meetings as follows: Sparrows Road en School House, Thursday, March 9th. "Me

Each meeting will begin at 7.30 p.m.. 'e

_ To

ing will be held on Monday evening.

" .JONQ #ENT Der word each ln- sertion for advertising ln this column. Cash must BBCOIHDMIY order.

I ..1_°GR|>PPE PREVALENT. - La 0|-ippa ls' very prevalent in_Fortune andviciuity and quite a number have lIe¢n‘confin_etl to their homes for days

~ ..*1'. ooanon Ives is Guardian ‘wits ir.--F..

muon I

.i~`s`Ii.\ovAB_`i.E coNc`Es1'.- 'rue

.'.*MFl. C. MARKLE HOWLETT is -con and ple social which was held

Guardian agenffoi- Aanandsbs,and~_vio. _-'in ount;Stewsrt Hall on_’l‘hursday mity.-J. ' ‘ ` ‘ " fnisst. -lunch the and was s decides _

sau; s ilnanclallv and otherwise.. , a,_, _, 4 GEO. L mag”

vari:<I-and entertaining program 'be- ingfrendered by local talent. The

iple number was a comedy farce "ed “Tl\9.W0lD0n'g Aid Business . ill. The cast of characters -~ was

comprised of twenty-two young ladi- g and older ladies of Mt. Stewart and the drama brought forth consider- able applause frorn local hits, being decidedly. amusing. for a little non- sense now and then is relished by the best of men. The other numbers on the programme consisting of songs. readings. etc., were all well received and thoroughly enjoyed. After the programme came the sale of pies whichfbrougbt excellent prices, the handsome sunrof $112 (one hundred and _twelve dollars) being realized which Zoos towards one of the war funds.--S. »

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Trifle With Catarrh

is To Risk Consumption

Usually it comes with a cold. Be-

ing slight it is neglected-but the seed

|MPOR'|'Ml'|" fe' H ah th 11 r i.”.S§"¢’L.f§§.i..`i?..‘I.‘.°"i`L“ .'.i?§"§€°1.i.’§Zj

co-opera. on w e s or course

on Wednesday the 15th. Everyone,

inhale Catarrhozone. it destroys the

I I-_-e-I y whois interested in better'Agrlcuit_ure gem, or eam,.,h_ clean, mucmm

Relatives of soldiers re-

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, intimating the date of expected arrival, cause of re- turn and any other particu- lars. in order that preparation may be made for a *ltting .

reception. .| “K _I1

is invited to attend this short course and take part in the discussions.

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..*Mr W. B. Mills of Little River

was visiting in Fortune last wcek.-F.

. .*Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Johnston of

Fortune Bridge were in Charlottetown

"ant week on a business trip.-F.

*ltr is pleasing to wrlw that Mr.

Jeni. Mins or Lime Iriver is improving

“We keep a full line of Pratt’s Ani-

from; his recent, illness.-F.

al Remedies. Each one guaranteed. .,°Mr. Reginald Dingwell of Bay

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SHOES-

For Elderly Women

and the Middle

Between Portland and Newiyork. - -

Steamship North Land and Herman

Winter. 4

Reduced Fares- Reduced State-

room Prices.

Schedule. distributed- information

upon request.

St. John City Ticket Oillce, 4'! King

Street.

A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. I

3. Fleming, T. F. G P. A., Ft. John,

-from uvaaroor. mem astlux vast. :aim mis. ' vzstse. Jenn-s Nos

Feb. 27th “Durango” Feb 29th Feb. 29th “d‘abasco" Mar. 19th Mar. 14th. from

Glasgow) "Graciana" Mar.29th Above sallings are not guar-

anteed, and are subject to change without notice.

‘ “‘iiirIies"§;withy'& Co,l.id. 2

Aged

We feature many

Shoes for women who want Comfort first.

Shoes for the elderly

woman or the middle- aged, soft, flexible, ex- tremely comfortable types in many styles.

See our showing of

. Cushion soied Boots with rubber heels.

' All ,sizes up to eight' 3.50 to 5.50 a pair.

Alley & Co 135 Queen Street

F0Sf»9l"s Dl'\l8Bi-0I'6- 7676-2-7M3L Fortune was in Sourls last week on a

business trip.-F.

_`,`~\N`/ . .*Mr. Alplionsus McDonald, Souris,

is spending a few days visiting friends in Scotchfort.-S.

. .'Mrs. Archibald McDonald, Sour-

ls, is spending a few days visiting at her old home in St. Andrews.--S.

..°Mr. James Mills of Little River

was in Souris last week with a ship- ment of pork.-F. _

. .*Mr. M. R. Dingwell, Fortune

Bridge, was in Souris last week on a -business trip.-F.

. .*Mrs. John Webster of Cardigan

Bridge. accompanied by his son John spent the week end visiting in Fortune the guest of his daughter Mrs. Chester Burke.-F.

..*The many friends of Mr. and

Mrs. Henry Dingwell and family of Bay Fortune are. sorry to learn of their intention of leaving the place and making a. new home in Charlotte- town. Mr. and Mrs, Dlngwell will be greatly missed in Fortune as they were forward workers in all things for the good of the community and ox- ceedingly good neighbors and valuable members in the Presbyterian Church and choir.-F. _

..*'l‘he following are registered at

Charlottetown; Roy B. Dunn, Chariot, tetown; T. A. Lowther, Amherst; J. A. Moore, Charlottetown; H. J. Knight Halifax; F. S. Chandler. Charlotte- town; BI MacEachem. Charlottetown; J. M. Rattenbury., Charlottetown; W. B. Arthur, Montreal; J. B. Gaudet, Miscouche; G. J. Clement, Ottawa; L. J. McDonald, Montreal.

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sooo realize qualities of

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(Corrected on 'ruesdeyl Butter, (creamery) lb. Butter, (creamery) lb.

Butter (Tub) lb.

Buttera fresh. lb.

Eggs, os.

Beef lb. (retail)

Fowls, lb.

Chickens, fm. ~ Hay (pressed) ton

Straw (llralledl ton

Pork. lb.

Turnips, hue. Potatoes, bus.

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

Bsets, bus

19to

l7l»ll0\‘fb S’8lZDE1lIA.BKl!'l'S' _

the Cox Hotel, Souris:- Mr. M. Kerr,'

clélanses the passage of the nose and throat. The hackinglcough and sneez- ing ooidfsoon disappears, and health is yoursngaln. Nothing known for colds, catarrh and throat trouble, that is fso curative as Catarrhozone. it cures by a. method that never yet inli- ed. 'l‘he one dollar outiit includes the inhaler and is guaranteed to cure. Smaller sizes 25c and 50c, sold every-

where.

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Why 'I'hey’re Sold

' Wlmnnu, May xgth, agn.

"ln the autumn oi' tgu, I sufered with

a continual pain in the back. Asadruggist, l tried various remedies without anyappsrent

gesultg Having' sold GIN-PILIS Bn‘a_`num~ er o years, l.thou t there must he good in them, othsrwba ‘this sales would not ln- crmsesofut. lgavethem afah',irialsed Ne results l ind to be good."

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`~7 gee. abox or6 boxes for $a.5o, atsll drag:

stores. Free sample sent if you write the .

National Drug & Chemical Ce. of Canada, Limited, Toronto.

..*SKATE ENJoYED.- The speci-

al skate which was held _in the new Morell Rink on Wednesday night last was very successful the special train from Charlottetown bringing about 40 visitors, together with the 82nd Regi- ment Band which furnished excellent music throughout the night. lm- mediately after the skate tea was served in the hall, alter which the western visitors left on return to the city at 12 o'clock.-S.

..*CONCERT AT EAST BALTIC.-

The East Baltic Athletic Club_hel<l their annual concert and pie social in East Baltic School on Friday night. March 3rd and a large and apprecia- tive audience gathered from all parts to enjoy the excellent programme rendered so credltably by members oi' the club. The office of chairman was ably filled by Mr. John Ellsworth who maintained perfect order throughout the evening. The programme consist- ed of the following interesting num-

bers: Instrumental -selections by Miss W. Bruce. Solo, entitled “We‘li Nev- cr l.et The Old Flag Full" by Mr. R. Bruce. This wus followed by il. mon- ologue hy Miss tinlonu Grady entitl- ed "My First Attempt." which deserv-

es special mention. Next was step-

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