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. ..°ivla. c. nlaiixts Howi.a1"r ull Guardian agent tor Annandale and vi- 1|- olnity.-I

. .*Mr. Ted Kelly, Charlottetown, is

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sertion tor advertising in this column.

..°D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian re- -,Cash must accompany 0111013-

presentatlve in Boiirll. Mllltf. V *-

..°THE ANNUAL TEA PARTY at

St. 'Teresa's will be held this year on Dominion Day, July lst. 8203-4~12M2ipd

' mince sowano isl.ANo'ANn‘

.Sealed _Packets Only. `~ Refuse Substitutes. _ lgglgvgalgzlmlggfsIém::_K9llv °f_ll\° J _A ,_,ER.,,°,_,,,ERs_

' .*8CHOONER OlTED.»- The' Bohr

“Oh PPIOOI-° _ V _ mime M_ Parker' ,,t|;|§h ,:!,,:_ 391:?-Q up pogggsygiir days of happy childhood

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BYOWB LGDQI, I BNIB Lilkl, 5O¢¢_|)¢\’ “Is ?,1;e,,“33.;¢nm;g gyms log ghd is drift-_ 'You grew to ,vigorous manhood ol: my

G ld Lam] 70c 1|) ing around in the Straits was reported ll1°l'°»

'_' nes ' Label, cos.

Your FRIENDS can buy

-'anything you can give

them-_except your photograph.

'Make an appointment today.

The CooI`i’.s Studio

New DesBrIsay Block

your Easter Greet-

ing a ‘personal one- An

appreciate one.

b Send your portrait taken y _ _

'Ihe' Bayer Studio

Farm For Sale

The undersigned offer for sale the

farnmot the late Ambrose A. Malone.

This term contains about only hundred acres, almost all clear, ~is si uated at St. Catherine’s about two miles from the Town oi Sourls.

On it is a. dwelling house and two

large Barns in ilrst class repair. The land ig in a good state of cultivation and ia well fenced. Immediate poss- ession ot same will be given.

Further particulars apply to A. F.

McQuaid, Solicitor, Souris, P. E. Is- land, or to the undersigned.

' If FRANCIS J.. 0‘DONNELL, JOHN ivlAl.dlNE,

Executors.

Souris, P. E. I., April 3,1916. I

810%-4-5~M18J

F 1 _

Eastern S. S. Lines

8. S. Calvin Austin.

Leave St. John Thursday at 9.00 a.

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

Return,.ienve Boston Mondays at 9

a._ In-l,y&ls...§E.01tlalLlL~__It`»astport ,, and Lubec, sine, due St. John, Tuesday, afternoon.

MAINE STEAMBHIP LINE. Between Portland and New York. Steamship North Land and North

Star.

Reduced Fares- Reduced State-

room Prices. -

Schedule distributed- information

upon request.

St. Johu City Ticket Oillce. 47 King

Street.

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

NAéE. Fleming, T.F. 4. P.A. St. John

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. all il ll 'l mi Aprllmh l§l'l'$Il»nii'§=iI° .lgill aolll

From LIVERPOOL From HAIAFAX Vis St. Iobn's Ntld. Via St. Jclln's Nfld March 29 (from

Glasgow) Graclana April l5ih

April lst Durango April 23rd

'°um¢si,\Vithy & C o.Ltd. Halifax. N. S.

~ Above sailings are not guar-

anteed. and are subject to

I( ollange without notice.

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_ Wlisn inl§e,d _of Coal for or team purposes. telephone us your _order or sail at our oilice.-\,_ Our prices lowest and' llullifr lll¢ ind satisfactory iklvee - §5V?W%f”§, .o....l I --=.rvlii.;ii.ll. ru.

al appeal to the out-of-door mall. Be sides the stories ill which fishing plays

which ilslllng does not occur, the dc-

informatloll for thc gun crank or cn-

lovers, the Airedale being the subject under discussion this month. Rod

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$5.00

This year we have stock-

ed the best line of Men’s $5.00 shoes made.

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Metal, Tan and Patent, ln all the newest shapes.

-ALL SIZES- We can fit every foot.

Alley & C0.

135 Queen St.

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M 0 N T A G U E

The best place in

Montague to lnéiy School A .Supplies,.Statl nerv all kinds odice Sul§>li¢S- We, carry the L. _. Water-' man Fountain Pens

which are guaranteed. e _

-mail your next iilm

2; us to be developed and

Monday was nearly at East Polnt.'

following Sourls men have enlisted

i.s1"rsn or coNooi.ENcs.

To Bro. Donald Andrews, wife and

called upon to bear lil the death

those severe trials, we know that God doeth all things well, andwe commend

rows and comfort those who mourn.

CIUTOWN MARKETS

Butter (creamery) in prints Butter (Tub) lb. Butter (fresh) lb.

Eggs, doz.

Beet lb. (retail)

Fowls lb. -

Chickens, lb.

H81’ (Dressed). ton

Straw (pressed) ton.

Pork lb.

Turnlps, bus. Potatoes, bus.

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

Beets. bus.

Carrots. bus.

Wool lb

80 to

52 40 45

25 to 40

Geese 15 Ducks Hides 14 to 15 T\1l’k0YS. 8 20»to 22

Ducks,” (dressed) por lb.

Eggs per doz.

Fowl, (dressed) per lb.

Hides, per lb.

Hay, (pressed) per ton.

Hay, (loose) per ton

Lamb peits, each 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 1254 Straw, (pressed) per ton. $6. Turnips, per bus. 20 Wheat, per bus. - $1.20 to$1.40

Wgfrl, per lb. 26 to 40.

IMPORTANT

1-H

Relatives of soldiers re-

turning trom the tront are asked to communicate with the Secretary ot the Provin-

10 to 12

$10. to $12.

40 to 60

cial Committee oi Wounded Soldiers Commission, Mill Nellie Gillespie. Charlotte- town, lntimating the dats ot expected arrival, cause of ro- tum and any other particu-

lars, in order thvtt preparation may be made or a ltting reception.

MAGIC CREAM

--ia ,Good "‘"PoIish

or Furniture

-A-Pianos __ wi,” -Picture Frames ff _ _ _

_ /_._-nsrliwoss

We carry a large =l=°<=l¢ " mgtvot 'nit this i'ss""3’s§ii

of Kodak goods. Bring Fig? bri _rand durable

that will last for a

longtime. _ -

don’iil_fo`rget sohllxtg

lcgood .

ive us a call

nan. l\l _ _ ___ laj.

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- ° _ ’ ' per ' or Little 'Harbor on Sunday and on Before the strident notes ot battles

blast

Called. every man who was a man, to

R00 AND GUN- f~ ..*i-lava vol.uN'r:i=:nEo.- 'rho war-

Flshing is glvell' first place lil tho dm-mg ‘me pu; few days; Lam-fe paq. ,And you who, fired witll patriotic fer-

Aprll issue of llod and Gun. the major- net, 10511, Bntanou, Robert E_ Mac. _ vour. ' ity of the stories in this early spring Kenzle, Randolph Pyke, John Quigley, -Disdained to -choose the sale alid easy number dealing with a subject which Army Service C9,-ps' how being or. - wily. at this time of the year makes a specl- gunned at Halifax! 'BUL lil- y0Ul` ¢0;lllll'Y`S Call. Went forth

- ` to serve ler,

_Your Island home is proud of you to-

a prominent -part, alld other stories in _.___ . dai’-` -

partment edited by Robert Page Lili- family, ‘Prince .Edward knows that mid the coin under the liondilig 'rFlshI“E U01- Dear trieiids.- Oli behalf of tile; °l““S°" es,” contains much that is oi' practical member; of Court Daly-ay, N0_ 311 Ot deadly battles fiercest deadliest Value lo £110 angler. among the l1l`l-lCleB Canadian Order of Foresters, we here- SWB" being one on "Tile Trail of the Angling by desire to convey our `sli'lcere symp'a- Illlorlt on victory, fearless all of dan- Canoelst." Guns and Ammunition. thy for you c in the gore 501'. edited hy 1l.B. Gelkle, is replole_ with trial you have again been Each Island boy will do his duty well.

thusiasi,_ "The Trap" contains the of your Bom Robe,-|_ Weswyd who was Prince Edward Island knows her sons largest records of trap-shooting events so suddenly called away. in the prime W°“ld "V5"

and some reminiscences ol a well and vigour of youth .wmds ml us to Before the onsets of the foe retreat, kilown Toronto shooter. "Jinimy Town- express our sorrow for you in this She k“°Ws"-hat they' “m°"g me film' Boll." while under the heading oi' thc time oi' trouble and bereavement, and 111°" ever' Kelillel thore is mucll to i_literest dog altilougll we cannot now understand Wm Btfrlvte 1° bring about the f°°'5 dB'

‘ ea

lllld Gull is Published at Woodstock by you to Him. who alone can bind the He' Pmisel her thanks' hm' messing'

w. J. Taylor, Limited. ` h lr -h td a h l ii th - “fl ll" Prayers

ro en 6" e an ea H eh- wr Prince Edward Island gives her sol-

pi-ip gli-gg (S| d _G d B . 1 _ -dlerg band;

__ ,,,,,,,_g“° ) °' 9” ___r°"“ E d°“ Se” 'rhelr names will live through all the

future years.

`\\ ` l \ I ' Who fought and bled to save the na-

_:~ 1 - ~ "V9 Ialld. , D D D \ / .lesser-line Ma¢i.Ei.i.AN.

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Be Bright, Well, Strong,

/// P I L. L S JFS (Corrected on Tgys and Fridays; Rest 'Y “mul Looks!

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Lot your iight for better health be

32 to glu now! Before you feel any warning _

20 oi’ physical collapse, cleanse, alid

12 to 18 strengthen aild build up your system. “W .

13 to 14 The one remedy for that tired droopy RESEMBL-ED A TFlANSP0RT» 12 to 15 feeling is Dr. I-Ianlilton's Pills, the ' THEREFORE SANK SUSSEX.

S13 to $14 acknowledged king of all tonic medl- 1- _

$6 50 cilles. Thousands of men and womonu BERLIN. AlJ1'il 9.-A fourth Alnerl- 15% in thc late years of lite retain their lfllll lllfllllry was added to-day to

20 to 25 youthful looks and feeling simply be- .Others llwalllllii reply at the Foreign

90 cause they regulate their system with Office Wllell U10 A_m¢‘l‘l0l1l.l 1§m\Jl1SSZ»’ 50 this old reliable family remedy. Noth-_,Y€l1ll0Sled information regarding the

mg so good for the bowem stomach steamer Eagle Point. recently sunk off

or kidneys. Cures headaches, pre

lil livlli wtlllll i iiliiiu li iiilci

L The following letter has been receiv- Gd bi' MTB- J0S€Dh Dengle of Rollo Bay from her brother James whois at the front:

France,

March 10th, 1916.

Dear Sister Sohpia:-- Your ever

welcome letter to hand yesterday was _glad to hear you were all well ,as this ‘leaves me at present.

I am now resting at our billets for a.

few days after coming out of the Trenches. I got rid of the cold after having it so long as the open air

‘seems to have driven it out oi my sys-

tem. As you say the marches are often

pretty liard, walking and carrying our pack, h t after getting out and taking

‘things easy'for n few days wgseeln to forget all about it and are soon ready ‘for another for as long' as our feet keeps good and mine have been pretty tufl' so lar tllallk God, everything ls fine.

There have only been a couple of

our men killed and a few hurt so fur. ' I cannot describe much about the war in a letter because it is forbidden but it is all awful experience to go through nlld will be long remembered by ils ull.

Today is Sinlday but I didli’t get to

mass as I sul oil Guard. There is lots of churches llalidy everywhere we move and I go whenever possible. We -have just been given our share of to- bacco alld we make sure to he oil time for that or else some greally ones mlglit get it ali. _' Tile weather is lovely iilld llllld like in Julie nt lloille and some days one would hardly imagine there is war nt all among those beautiful fields, ex- cept for the boom ot big guns that can be heard all over the distance.

I write to you all as often as I get

a chalice but the allswcr takes ll. lollg time coming as we move so lnuch and .often the mail is delayed ill England for some reason or other. but please

illyélwer as soon as you get one from

We get free paper and envelopes,

once ol' twice a week. You can always address my letters to Loudon. P. O.. with my Battalion Nunlher as usual.

I must close now alid fall in for a

I little practice. With hest love to all and ill hopes of being remembered in Your Drllyel-s. I remain your aiicctloli-

lite brother

JAMES DEAGLE

. Queenstown, and asked whether she

ln the back and limbs. Get a 25c. box The Foreign Office states that as yet ll. wil-te rol-

Parsmpé’ lb_ 1% of D,-__ Hamlitolys P1115 md;-|y_ 4 has no lliforluatioll from the Admiralty MRS. GEO. DICKSON, President,

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A Natural and

EST it for yourself l Take EN QS “FRUIT SALT " when you are

"below par" and notice how it improves your health and spirits and brightens your whole outlook on life. And it is pleasant to lake, too. A spoonful of __

ln water makes a delightful drink-cool,

sparkling and eilerveaoent. l)l0‘l " FitUl'l‘ SALT" otha best tonic and di live regulator

ever pressred-a nie and vsluahh: remedy at all mug, prepared for emergencies hy lllwya havin; a bottle in tile house. Ask iniir _Drill 0]: for I 0'!!-the only lenulnf “F U11 SALT

-and beware oi imitationsi

Pri-paul only by .

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regardilig the Sussex, the Englishman, the Manu-licster Eiiglllccr oi' tho Engle Point.

Tile Admiralty has coulitered the

question regarding the Sussex with a request for more exact details on the time, place and clrcunlstalices of the Sussex disaster. No suppositlolls ol' possible explaillitiolis covering the casa of the Sussex have been advanced iii authoritative circles either at tllc Foreign Oiilce or at the Admiralty. Only one supposition is llcurd in un- ofllcial circles to account i'ol' the luci- dellt in case it should develop that a German subnlarille is\concorlled, and that is thlit the Sussex in build re- sembled a transport or a cruiser. Arlotherpossible explanation is that the Sussex was taking a‘route used

HUNS COUNTING TAME

_ RABBITS FOR FOOD

BERLIN, April 11.-Maximum meat

prices and the amount of moat to he alotted daily in thc future/ to each ili- divldual, and the manner of lllstrlllu- tion will he agreed upoll tomorrow, when representatives of all tho greater Berlill liiuiiieipalities gather for a dis- cussion oi‘ the food problem. A de- cision, however, ulay have to be coll- tillgeiit oil a coilsus oi the existing live stock in thc clllplrc, which begins next Saturday. The census will illcludo horses, cattle. sliccps, hogs. goats. tame rabbits and poultry. Couii- ters from cacll municipality will be

largely for the conveyance of troops.

appointed to lake lilo census.

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