fr.-'” . - _

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.- , ~FE31\_UA31'2»l,_is15- N ,_ ’ _ n_, i g Till; cil.xflll.o'1"ljil-llolvlxl_<,.li.xl\nlns ___w ___ V___A_

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February . I

Shoe

Bargains I

Our Shoe Sale is very

PODular because we are giv- lllll real bargains. If you want Footwear see what we are offering.,

Women’s Boots ‘ Made in Dongola and Pal- ent leather blucher styles all sizes from 2 to 7. Regular $2.25 to $3.50 lines for $1.48. Men’s Boots '

_ We are offering a good line of Tan and Black Calf Skin boots. Many different stvles to choose from. Reg- llllil' $3-50 t0 $5. values less

20 p. c. ' Misses’ Slippers -

_A full line of Misses’ Kid

Shppers. all sizes from 11 to 2 worth up to $1.65. Sale

price 75C.

B_oy’s Boots

See our window with

Boys’ boots. selling at $1.48.

Sizes 3, 4 and 5.

is the Box

to get if you have any

_--nuvlwl I I \J\.ll,|l€ -ml- m-*_

Th_ere's nothing else like it-

iiotlimg just as good, that will do Y0_ll “S llllldl There is only this one ,prescription known as Gin l ills. \ou can get it at all dealers in the box shown above.

Be sure to ask for "GIN PILLS"

and see that the box you are offered bears the legend “ (LIN 11114145' ii' together with the name, Nutionnl Drug and Clieiiiical Co. oi' Canada, Limited, on band around the box,

At all dealers-Zliic. :1 box, 6 for

$2.50-Giil Pills iliuy also he had in tile United States under the name ‘GINO' Pills-trial treatment sent free if you write National Drugtunl Lflieniicnl Co. of Canada, Limited. Toronto. 253

The WEastern_vGu-arclian

_--_-_-_-_-,-,-_-; :_»_‘_-.~::. rx- V V :-'.1 -rr:-::::.12;,-¢_';_-,:::. ~:-:::-1*-‘-‘-rf-‘-‘ff 1' . ::1-.-::;;;;_~:;.-:.1 no

..*|T PAYS to buy in this Province. '

..*T. GORDON IVEB is Guardian Cash

agent in Montague.

..*BEAN SUPPER.-The ladies of hold

the Ba tlsh Church held o Bean Su - 1915,

P D

per in the Temperance Hall, George- town on Thursday evening lust, a very enjoyable time was spent and a

..°0NE CENT per word each in- rtion for advertising in-this column.

must accompany order.

. .*The Morell Rink Co. intend to

n ten. party at Morell on July 1st, Dominion Day.

8737-2-24M6ipd.

..*LECTURE.-Mr John H. Bell,

neat sum realized.-G. K.C., will deliver his popular lecture

on Tra 27th. at 7.30, in aid of Red Cross Work

Canada and the Empire " in Cape verse Hall. Saturday, February

Don’t miss lt. 8738-2-2-imli

PRESENT Ill! -

..’°MEETlNG.-All who are inter-

'ested in the gigantic battles now being

(Continued from Page Four.) fought in the Eastern and Western

__ theatres oi' the war, should attend

e patriotic and recruiting meeting to

be held in the B., l.S. liull, Sourlil. on

many may bo regarded. us far as mr- eign affairs ut least ure concerned, as ii. State-aided and State-controlled in- stitution. There are very few newspa- pers that do not obey the direct or indirect inspiration of the Press De- partment ot' thc Wilhelmstrnsse. which has been since the days of Bis-

partments in the German Foreign office. directed and manned by Gevern- nient servants selected for the work. As one of its members once boasted to nie, 'lt is as scientifically equipped -and as highly organized a machine as the German army itself. He added sig- nificantly that it had over the army the advantage of being able to operate in time of peace as well as in time of war, and in foreign countries as wel! as at home. _

That under such conditions the Ger-

man press hecame quite incapable of

next Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Sir Wilfrid Sullivan, A. B. Warburton, K. C., and other prominent speakers will address the meeting.

8745-2-24mli

.."‘0FFlCE_RS OF i. 0. G. T.- St.

marck, one of the most important ce- G€0l'S@'S I-0dK0» N0- 109 hull 01000211

the following members as oflicers for this quarter: Chief Templar, Bro. Arthur Yoston; Vice Templar, Bro. Clifford Conrad; Past Chief Templar, Bro. Nathan Johnson; Chaplain, Bro. Harold Barnes; Marshal. Bro. lien Conrad; Deputy Marshal, Bro/Milaii McConnell; Secretary, lluth Camp- _bell; Assistant Secretary, May Lav- ers; Organist, Hilda Bames; Treas- urer, Janie Huuter;_ Financial Secre- tary, Maud Henry; Guard, Bro. George Walker; Sentinel, James McConnell; Lodge Deputy. Sister Margaret Mc-

Alley & Co. 135 Queen St.

\\ e would call special attention io the

f ourpholos They

.’.’l‘é'“.i;'.““.?.i§'3'1‘.¥h‘3.......,.h..ny jlvlppovg youp APPEARANQ.;

Likenessesmntl mfiltc inva unble momen- toe of absent fnends.

_ Clilldren'sI.1ortrnits :i'speci:lItry. Copy- dand _ - ' ' ' ' _ ing ungl en arging _ done in irst-class nreven; falling hair. 'l`ry a bottle and he convin- style. 'charges preprld, ce l. olivine.-ing.

_Strengthen old friendships

with a new portrait-the gift that exacts nothingin return, ygt has a value that can only

estimated in kindly |

thoughtfulness. St.

Jllak/1 f/in nlipoinlnlfrzf lo-tiny S

The Bayer Studio S,

Leaves St. Itbn Thursdays at 9.00 ABOLISH THE FAKER ;;..?I._.i3..Z?f§f:..?Z§'ZZ§§;...‘$‘§.Zl2“?...IZ$

.00

Do not Gamble with you 9 Eyes Why deal with peddiers and

strangers who travel from house to house begging you to buy glasses, when you have one of the finest Optical Parlors in this Pro- vince right in Soul~is?. You can test eyes in a barn, as some people do it. or any make-shift corner. A peddler will do it in your kitchen, but PROPER EXAMINATION can

'only be made in . . .

: PROPERLY FITTED ROOMS : with proper light and firsbclass instruments such as we have for

the purpose.

Give ul a cali when in Seurls

and see for yourself.

z : Satisfaction Guaranteed. : :

H. J. MABON

Druggist & Optician, Souris,P.E.I. -=

‘_

Furness

Sailings

From L0.\'I)O.\l From IIALIF.-\X

Sachcln February 23th `

Februry 13th Stan Point March sth

“ 12th Graciann " 1301

From LIVERPOOL From lIALll"`.\X

Vis. Nfld. Via. Nlld.

February 17th Durango March l0tl\ ' " 26th Queen Wilhelminn " 20th

Marcia flrd 'Tabasco " 27lll

Fum¢ss,Withy & Co.Lid.

| Halifax.

-_B

High Grade Coal is the only

kind we carry. It does not mat- ter when you order. Y°ll Call be sure of getting satisfactory coal if you come to us. We have 011 hand an exceptionally good qual~ ity of coal suitable for ranges and kitchen use also for steam pur-

Lubec and St. John.

.\, E.l"LlC.\ll.\`tl, 'l`. F. S' l’. .\, St,I0lin. NJ! A. S. CURRIE. Allei t. St. fohn, N, li.

ity of fuel that slides down your cbnte P enty of dust slag and klinkers moans money thrown away- ,

Gtnhitis

Uandruff conqueror will lindoubtedly remove

ruff from thc html. irritation of the scalp and

(

MRS. WHITE,

()|it‘~en llotrl

astern.S.S. Corporation international Line

WINTER FARES

John to Boston.......$5.00

John to Portland....$4.50

aterooms .......... ......$1.00

a. m. Mondsy.for Portland. tliastpori

St. John' City Ticket Odin 47 Kin! St.

_ . . l

'A N-A D I _A N

- ~ C I F I C Direct Short Route MARITIME PROVINCES `

MONTREAE and WEST (n_\n.v i-:xci-:rr suxiinvi

Lv. Halifax, - 8.00 a. ni. Lv. St. John, 5.45 p. m.

FAST EXPRESS TRAINS ssrwi=_sN MONTREAL - TORONTO DETROIT - CHICAGO

Electric Lighted Sleepers. Compartment ("ars

s.~\iLl_\'<;s l=Rou ST. JUUN: GRAMPIAN, - - - MAR-5

MlssANAnls, - - - FEB- 25 (_'.\ |..LI.\`G /\'[` lI.\I.IF.'\X.

w_u_ nswmi. n. 1-_ _-\..ff. P R .rf-1f»hr-.NM ._...il_l1_-_- (;e0_ \va||¢r_ Dominion l-Express Buildins i 'harlot-etown

5%, / M, qt ...tu

We insist dn your examining the qual-

lf you wont to

Save Money on Coal

our yard. will help you. Clllllll llfllllff

poses. liow much do YOU f@"_.,,,,i.¢|i.¢, figstpfica

quire? Prices always right- _ Buntain Bell & Co

I Phone 111

em os li c uco.. I-ld-. Bllsku L &

:Talmud 0'? olflneoand Roe Croce |

g.g,|i.,_ - 'A anon: 404

tive, tissue building influence of cod liver r oil, or the strength-creating blood- D makin? ropertios of tonic iron are t ncede , ‘yinol gives immediate benefit, d

discharging its proper functions as a Cowie"-_G~

wholesome educator ot' public opinion

or as o restraining influence upon the EASTERN PERSONALS

ruling classes. I need hardly stop to point out. But it was none the less an effective instrument in the hands th of those who controlled lt; and in ul! its manifold activities could always be traced the purpose whiclrtho great to

..*Miss Freda. Morrisey is snemiing c week end in Charlottetown.-G.

..'°Mr. Thomas Parker, of George- wn crossed by the Stanley Saturday

oracle of the Prln-Germanic school of morning to picwu__(;_

historians, 'l`reitschke, set before the e es ot' 1lic`G<=rman tion-to ul

..*"Miss Jean Aitken, of Charlotte-

Y - nu f fit

her destlnies, Germany must square gown' is visiting at he, home 1,,

up her accounts first with Franco GQ

and Russia, and then must como :ue lust and greatest squaring oi' accolillts

orgetown this woek.-G.

*Miss Ilossle Jenkins, oi' Chur-

~wlth England. ’l‘ho methods vnrleil 10¢';;i_l0w|,,w,m 3 p3,,Br.,,g,,,- hy U", |,0,,_¢

with tho i-lrclinistulicl-ll, sormotimes spe¢;.,| fm- (yum-|0¢¢,.,u,wn g,,_mrd“y mi. vlolcut und openly incnuclng, some- mr-|m0“__G_

times ualvoly oliscqulous and bland. The German Press Bureau might have

.*l)r, William Grant, graduate of

b0l`l`0Well f0l' ml U10'-10 me WOTGB McGill, Montreal, is spending it short which Frederick the Great once wrote vacation with Dr' and M,.s_ Stewart in to Voltaire; 'The world is governed Chu,-|0¢_temw“__G‘

only by skill and trickery.' It Aertam-

fulness than in its advocacy 0.' every H measure for the increase of Ger-

UUSEHULU SEIENCE

maiiy's naval power, and in the cm; tcmptuous dcrision which it poured upon every suggestion made by Brit- ish Ministers for u simultaneous re- duction of the burden ot' naval arms.- meuts. German suilors,itis said, mace

SHUHT EUUHSES

Since January -ith one luiuderd

lt ll Cl\Bt0rlL‘ t0 flrlllll 'All tlell THR' ladies have been admitted to the when it would go forth to the British plagues in Home }1;wu0m1Cg, which fleet in battle: but a fur more definite have been cou‘uuci;<ul by the womenu; illustration oi' the steadfustness with Instituto Division 0( U10 Department

which Germany kept a naval war with of

Agriculture for this province. These

Elltllllllli lll View Uf Ulf’ “llllllllc 0f‘ classes have been held lu the Prince

her representatives at the Hague Con- gf ference in 1907, when their acceptance in

Wales College and have included their work tlie.following subjects:

Ol' l`0.l00li0ll Ol' €V0l°y'Ill0ilSUl‘0 C011- -Cooking, HouseholdAdministration, coming naval warfare was governed Table Setting and Serving, Laundry, solely by the bearing ul’ such fiu0s~ ,Personal Hygiene, sanitation, Millin- tions upon the conduct of naval hos- ery, Home Nu,-sing, planning of Knch.

tiliiics a aiust this country Nor could Io

Gardens, Plunningfoi School Gar-

S ‘ . ~ -n

lilly 0U1el‘illl-€l`Pl‘9lllll0ll be Dlllcetl UD' dons, Landscape Gardening, Dietetics, on thc readiness of the German D00- Tuberculosis, Arrangement of an Eiii- pie to assume upoli their slioulders,al- cient Kitchell, Farm Home Conven- reudy he-uvlly burdened by the main- fences auu Household Furnishings.

tenance of the most powerful army

The above subjects. include those

the world has ever seen, the addition- with Whig), "_ woman ns a homenmimr al burdens required in order to con- should bg famiiim-_ 1.1¢-onomy in the vert their country into n formidable management of |10u,;¢,h0|d affairs is lllllilll ll0W0l'- C0l1l"~@lll@S C0l1\lllll0ll i0 tho keynote of the whole' course. The bo from time to time exchanged D0- student learns how to save materials, tween the SOV0l‘Gl§l'lS- 0!! Ulf? l’l0llilClil time and labour. ily menus of lectures chess-board. the Governments moved she is taught why garmin things and now and asain l`lll`l-llef lllilifi 0l‘ CYOBUP certain methods are better than others. o -- ‘ '

together, according to the temporary T

xigencies of the game Even pilgrim ap

en, by actually doing the work she plies the knowledge' gained in the

B806 01' l0Ve were from llllw 10 llllle lecture room to practical cookery. sew- orrganized between tho two countries lug, millinery, home nursing, laundry, by small srouns of amiable busy- table setting, etc. it is it practical lodies or worse and it may be HUB course, which trains the hand as well

\ _ pected ,sometimes with very different as arriore-ponsees on either side. But tm all those were in Germany mere sur- in

the intellect. It offers the kind of owledge which a woman can upply hor everyday housework und hor

face currents, and -benlllltll them. lllfl everyday relations to the farm.

tide was tiowing strongly towards the issue which was to detllrone the Brit- Sp

In the lectures on Hygiene and

nitntion the subject is dealt with in

ish Empire as a World Power in fav- regard to the edect of the air we or of Imperial Germany. breathe. the water we drink and the

(To be Continued) ho

use in which we live, upon our yslcal health. This course aims to

' bring out the close relation which ex-

ists between disease und such simple

' factors in our everyday life as fresh

air, proper care of the body, furnish- ing of thc home so it does not harbour ust. etc This is an age of preventive

d . . _ medicine. Let us learn how o kee

he designing- null drafting of patterns

W"`_""“ for hats; construction of frames of

- b ik l wire; c voring nd e-

Mother Tells HOW Her Llttle fliiisliiuiil: \:'xilt‘li velvets,oiiets mild nigh-

Son ~ was Made a Sffgng, ing and lllacing of trimming, ns well as

e instruction ill ribbon and silk

Healthy Vino' After giiwer-making. All of tlieso are ap- a Severe Smkness, plied in tho making of hats from

, o

New York City.-‘ About five years I

ago my little bo , then seven years old

riginal designs. Tile laundry work uclndes the application of science to racticnl laundrying, such as may be

W9’-V-erymwu g““ms"u'°"`h° °°"' gvorked out by the study of bluelng,

tracted mcssles from theother children, 8 pneumonia soon followed, and there e seemed no hope of saving his life. How- c ever, we fought olT the disease snd_ he b recovered, but was in s very weskpnd an delicate condition. ~». ` or

“The doctor prescribed cod liver oil, pu

lint his little stomach swelled up like a

larches and soaps, with the effects of

ch upon the difioreiit fabrics. A

ompurative study of the different rauds ot' the above-mentions: neces

| .

ics is umde and their comparative relative vnlnes for the dlflkerent rposes rstiniated. Laundry equip-

ent is investigated with tho idea nf

- m drum, and the doctor said there wu__n° providing that which will enable the Clll‘¢ f0l' hllll- lllecllled *D "Y Vlllllll work to be done with the least ex- lls I lllld llB_¢fl if lllyulf W"-ll Diilkmllil penditure of labour and money. Tile results, nnditseemed¢0lKl‘¢¢W fhhlm- practical work in the home nursing 'l`hBf»lll°lf€ll00lldll7i0lll00ildll\PP¢\Nl|» course includes the making of beds,

and now he is A strong, healthy boy,

I D

_ well. The course in milllnery aims to

teucii the women how to make, trim and retrim their own hats. It includes

‘ill .

ndaging and poultlce~making. Ili

thanks to vlnol."-Mrs. 'riioins Fm- ,d 1 1 1, ¢ f ,h osruu.p,1090Pai-kAve., NewYorkClty._ f,g?|:,,,Er Tlire idsics rsdlsciigslzedo are?

In pll “pq when die he-ling, ours- choice and preparation of the sick-

oom, care of the patient, bathing of aticnt. making of patient’s bed and he importance of carrying out the ootor’s orders implicitly. Noxl as so

foritis euil im ted d cce ts msn diseases are truusniisslhl the

you lls on o p -

ble to the weakest. stomach, because it contains no oil or grease, and tutes delicloul.

E. A. FOSTER.-drugglsb Charlotte-

town. P. E. -I.

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

- I (mimi. univlnoirvi

Y P. prevention of furtlior contnglon is ron- siilered. isolnllou of patient, disinfec- tion of piiytlililg removed from the room, and care of room after recovery of patient. in Dr Garrison's lecture on tuberculosis special attention is given to the care of the patient during that disease, in which the nursing is such an important factor.

An excellent course in Dietetics and

invalid Cookery is also given, ns well as o. practical course of several lessons

Montague, P. E. I. `

dmc: or 'Art on. rmlesn.

in plain cooking. The subject of home

of a well furnished home. lt is not a question of money. but of knowledge. and an understanding of line. propor- tion and colour. the laws that govern all ornanientation. ln the arrange- ment of the Efficient Kitchen the lecturer brings out the importance of having the furnishings and utensils arranged so ,as to save time and steps. Plans are drawn and discussed Prof

veniences deals particularly with the labour-saving devices which make labour actually lighter and the home i h t

n t e coun ry as comfortable as it might be in the city. Important also h b th lct

end later: Spring Park.. .... .... .... PrinceAlbert..

The Supreme Test

. elng told by physicians that she could

_av --Q--_._.-..-_ ..._-»-_.___ .__ ..._-._..,-..

of a Healing Plgent

no., in his subjec, 0,, fm, ,,,,,,;,, ,,,,,,1 Psoriasis or CIironic_Eczems. Deiied All Treatment Until

Dr. Clia|e’| Ointment Was Used. » 3'

After suffering with the terrible* tered with what three doctors coliofd

ching ot Psoriasis for five years. and psoriasis. They could not help mg.

and one of them told me it anyone o -

e ll ol

(More soon) M

Rayner international declared 40 I ° °° ll- 0 0 ¢-

palu.... .. .. . writ” - FH

R J. Menon co, cash so stout so ""' l'°“’° I °“’ ‘ms MASJEY

‘,\

ntment Mrs Nett l e assay. Con

ave een e e ures on vegetable

gardens and heautifying the lawns it around the home b

not be cured. , fe-red it guarantees cure for $50.00 Mrs. Massey 4.- fm- . to l<c~e.p my money, as 1 could not be turned to Dr. g- ~ _ cured. The disease spread all over C hs.se‘s Olnt- ._ - me, even on my toes and bead, and ment and wal the itching and burning was hard to

(__ entirely cured. bear. I used eight boxes ~_of Dr.

You will find ~ , Cha.se's Ointment. and I am glad tu

The following is u list of com- this letter inter- - ' 1 - say I am entirely cured. not lt sign of

psnies which have paid dividends on °»¢lr\s'. and will 4 it sore to be seen. I can hardly praise account for 1914. Most or time com- gg; Wggflff *"1* , W” °"‘"“°"‘ °“°“"‘°

ponies expect to pay additional divld- `mhus,:s¢f§ 1,: `}_ Can you imagine a more segers test

10 raising this 45,6; for Dr. Chases Ointment . This .10 . ' I .`

_ , \ | Y ‘ .

. . . . . . .20 ’ " _ _ _ _ 4 I I

should convince you that u A cure for eczema and all forms of itching skin disease Dr Chsse's Ointment stands supreme Put it to the test. Goc a. box. all dealers, or Edmanson. Bates & Co Limited. Toronto

Rayner Stonehurst Silver Fox

Co.paid.... ...200

Rayner Clarke di Harlow Fox

Co. ......paid .20

B. I . Rayner, West Gore

N S. .. aid 105

Mount Edward.... paid 10 E

(More soon) O

Westmoreland Silver & Patch R Co... . . . . . . . .cash 35, stock, 70

Sliver Tlpt... ......c.ash 15

(Added three pairs)

Imperial Silver Black Fox Com-

pany, Ltd., Montague. . . . . . . .15

(added three pairs to ranch and

hold securities for balance due on

sale of foxes which when col- lected will enable them to pay an-

other .. .. p.c.

Crspaud 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 .. .. .. .. 16 Dundas . . . ... 50 cash and 300 stock Seal River Black Fox Co.. . . . . .. . . _ 16 (Also 8 pups added to ranch) Diamond.... Rogers Pn.ton.... ......10

(More inter)

The Freeland Silver Black Fox Co..

Ltd., has paid u 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 be paid utter the

general meeting on Dec. 8.

(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend) Pure Canadian Sli. 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 Beauty Fox

Co., Ltri.... ...G0

(With 60 or 70 ister)

Hackett S. B. F. ....15

(and two foxes added to stock)

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

(In addition to stock dividend ol

100 p. c.)

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

S’SIDE MARKETS

Corrs-cTe;_Tuel:lay. rley per bush. 05 10 750.

. . . . . . p Ba

Black Prince Fox Co.... . _...paid .50 ‘B k 1, ,_ b h 70 to 75¢_ General Fur Farms, Ltd. ...paid 17 C,':|clsmn€apel:.e{b_ us 1.4¢

doz 25c.

(with additional lo p. c. soon) Hg” fm' -5) t $1100 ,O 51210

Murray Harbor... . .. .. .. . .cash .30 Hg: (fxggf pe,I.";;n°n$10_00 to 510_5)0 U t ‘M°'° Hides, por lb. 16c-

DOI1..~» ...... U.. -.....C8.S, _oats (black) perbush 56c_

Potatoes per bush ` 250- 'l`urnips Der bush. _ 206- Lamb pelts (each) 50 to 75c. Wool per lb. 30°- Whent per bush -1.00 to $1.50

"You con save your money. time

and temper by shaving at home with a Gem Safety Razor. The Gem is the most economical and satisfactory saf- ety Ilazor on the market, complete set,

sts (white) per bush 530- olier Mill Flour er 100 lbs

\\“WHA\\\\\ZIlA\\\\\§ZII/III&\\\\\\\\7IIIIIII@

price $1.00. MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent Streets.

p I Mtf.

$3.25 to $8.50]

IIl.\\\\\\\\VIII4lA\\\\\€-'I/IIIIIIL\\\\\WiWI/ `

Consolation

Don’t worry about that parlour or dining room

it will be alright. Let_me help you in selecting you_r colour schemes that is the main part of my busi- ness. .

If you are undecided drop me a post card. I will 5

give you 1915 suggestions on interior decorating. ` I make a study of my business at considerable ex- i pense, for your benefit.

I can fit you up from the Cellar to the Drawing

room in any style you wish from the most modest to _ the elaborate to suit your pocket book.

Remember there is a guarantee with every __

job.

` /

J .' N. McBride *

160 Queen St. City /

F Q/I/I”I0.\\\\\\\\VIIIIIIIII'_R\\\\H$f$ * ~ ` \ f

(Also ten foxes added to ranch) -'

_ _

Bedeque Fur Farming Co.. Ltd.....10 Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Co. 10| 1

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

The Bideford Fox Co. Ltd.......200

(100 p. c. cash-paid 35 p. c.: but ance, 65 p. c., will he paid soon 100 p. c. in stock.)

Beechgrove ..

Murray River .15 Massachusetts . ......10 Mt. Herbert Silver Black and Patch

Fox C0. .... .. ......1'l

A E McLean, Ltd . . . . . . . . . . ... .30

(Cash and stock. Reduced capital from $25,000 to $17,500 per pair by adding six pairs to the ranch.)

75 RECRUITS WANTED

. p --roR---

iitll CANADIAN MOUNTED RIFLES

~ he (3rd. Contingent)

This Regiment is now being organized in Maritime

Provinces

Sprains,Bruise Stiff ‘ Mus I

C C

Sloan’s Liniment will save

hours of suffering. For bruise or sprain _lt gives instant relief. It arrests inflammation and thus prevents more serious troubles developing. No need to rub it in-_-|t_ acts at once, instantly relieving the pain, however severe it may bc.

two

All Dealers, 2.5¢.

four cents in stamps for

TRIAL BOTTLE

Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc. Dept. B ._ Toronto, Con.

SLOANS

Pain

furnishing deals with comfort, sim-‘ pilcity and beauty and tho essentials

AY- Privates $1.00 and 10c field allowance

Extra pay for Shoeing Smiths, Cooks Saddler, &c

SEPARATION ALLOWANCE-$20.00 per month

EQUIREMENTS-Height 5 ft. 3 in ,

Chest 33 1-2 in.

Age 18 to 45 years

Enlistment to be made with the undersigned:-

Major. A. E. INGS-Ch’town.

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