. _ 'Die ,woniaiu

who orders*

J _ fl\f§_§§.I§-gets It-

ll 35. 1 and 2 pound cans. \|lholc-»grourid-pulverizcd- also Fine Ground lor Pei-co~ lifbllu _ 14,3

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Your F1uEND§ can buy

' anything you can give

them-except your photograph.

I Make an -appointment today.

o Tiie CooIi’s Studi

' New DesBrisay Block

\ Easter Photos

Strengthen old friendships

with _a new portrait-the gift that has a value _that can only be estimated in kindly thoughtfulness. ' ~

THE BAYER STUDIO

,A. E. LYON, Studio

, Good Photography _ Moderate Prices.

Ia Guardian re- _ ~ _ . JlEt_!.

~ A coiaaao is cuuuia ` I-as

.. Us . _ ii' _

reaentative ’ in _ Georgetown. Mu.

V - ' 1--on ‘

:- _..°MR.~6. MARKLE I-_IUWLITT is Guardian agent for Annandale and vi- cinity.-J m -. - _

_..\ *FARMERS INSTITUTE MEET- ING.-Mr. J. L1 Tenant. district repre- nmti f Kills’ ad

~_ae veg or s "county, -will = divas a meetins offthe Georgetown < ~Fariner_s'_lnstitute in the Temperance- _Hall..G00l‘8°t0WI1. on Thursdny. April-

-the 6th, at 8.00 p. m.. _ _ .- : 8070-4‘~4~ME2l_.

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__ .. .*RED CROSS MUBICALE.-A most enioyable event took place in Montague on Friday evening last when Mrs. B. M. McKinnon kindly, opened her home to the members of the Wo- men's Institute and the W.. P. A. and their friends for ii. musicalc for Red Cross benefit. That the programme was enjoyed by all was shown by the hearty and persistent _encores follow- ing each number. The soloists were: Miss A'nnie Sutherland, Miss Lucy Mc- Lean, Mr. S. S. Hessian and Mr. Geo. Mclntyre. There was also a piano solo by Mrs. G. H. Henry, a piano duet by Mrs. G. Ellis and Miss Helen Mc- Lean, a reading with inusicale accom- paniment by Miss Lilian McDonald and ii. duet (in costume) by Misses Mary"McIntyre and Hazel Campbell. Next iii order came a Grocery Contest prizes being awarded to the success- ful guessers. Iii this contest Miss Ola, McDonald won first prize for -ladies' and Mr. M. F. McDonald for gentlemen while Mr. D. L. McKinnon carried off the Consolation. After this dainty re- freshments were served by the ladies and when a hearty vote of thanks had been tendered Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon a most delightful evening was brought to a close by the singing of the Na- tional Anthem.

`How’s This?

We oiter One Hundred Dollars Reward for any

case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by I-iall's

ol Catarrh Cure.

Hallie Cntarrh Cure has been taken by cat- arrh sufferers for the past thirty-five years._and h bec ii Ii ell

as m . ii t t bl ` d _ f..e...i’..i1'_ 'i‘i’§li-.'émi.l'.‘°<°:..¥. .‘.i.°.i.°£'ii.i 1

Blood on the Mucoul s 6 . lll th Poison from the Blood antilhgcllhs elhyee digaaed

i 1 portions.

After you have taken Hall's Catarrh Cure for

gi short time you will sec a great improve.-nent ii_i your general iigallh. Start _taking Hsll's Latarrh ure at _c ce and get nd ot catarrh Send for testimonials. fiee.

F. I. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Ohio. Sold by all Dniggists 75C.

INVICTUS

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ateur Photography. X

107 _ Queen S_t.

Phone 68-J. ,

Eastern S. 'Lines

_ INTERNATIONAL LINE.

S. S. Calvin Austin.

Leavé St. John Thursday at 9.00 a.

m., for Lubec, Eastport, Portland and

- Boston.

Return, leave Boston Mondays at 9

a. in., via Portland, Eastport and Lubec, Maine, due St. John. Tuesday, afternoon.

_MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.

Between Portland and New York. Steamship North Land ‘and North

Star. - _

Reduced Fares- Reduced State-

- room. Prices. . , ._

Schedule distributed---'-information

upon request. _. -

St. John City Ticket Oiilce, -17 King

Street. _

A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B. A.E; Fleming, T.F. G. P.A. St. John

N. B.

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_Trim, up-to-date, yet con- sistenttlji; in good taste, des- cribe e main features of Invictus, but _quality is also a consideration _ wit_h men who value adistinctive ap- pearance. _ '

6.00 a pair

See the Newt Spring

styles.

Sole Agents _-

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We have on ha11__}

m_uat accompany order

7th at 230 p m. Miss Mehr

the making of Artiiicial Flowers. `

' ._ 8085-4-4-M31.

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" 'flliliiilill MIIKEIS

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No. 2 Hard Nominal.

low 'I3 to 74. ' ',

No. 4 White 74 to 74%. Oats No. 3 White'43l,§ too 44%. Standard Nominal, Rye No 2 Nominal No. 4 85. _ Barley is to 75. _

Timothy 4.40 to 8.00. »

Clover 1.00 to‘10.50. Pork 21.50 to 23.00.

Lard 11.20. _

Ribs 11.62 to 12.12.

WHY ITIS A NUT BROW“

age. Properly made, it’e delicious.

the blood from- becoming acid.

porrldge obtainable, but can be serv

FOR THE CAPTAIN.

Mouifet illled us all with admiration,

husband is at the front. “Althoug

h hi lf. this ii Fre

ringing cheers for hlm."

poser, and his wife were passengers

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duced recently at the Metropolit 0 H N Y rk H a d h

straight.

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TC A S TO` R I A For Infants and Children ‘ In Usa For Over 30 Years

Always bears 4 the _ ' Signature oi' , »

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Furness

Sailings

From London Steamer From Halifax

Shenandoah March 28th Kanawha Apnl .ird

i March 29 (via St. Iohn's.

N."F. A Bt. John. N. B.)

Rappahannock Avril nth

April izth Shenandoah April 30th

From LIVERPOOL From HALIPAX Via St. Iohn's Nfld. Via St. Iohn’s Nfld March 29 ( I rom

Glasgow) Oraciana April i5th

April lst . Durango April nrd

' 1 runmwiihys cotta. - ` Halifax. N. S.

Above sallings are not guar-

anteed; and are subject to

I change without notice.

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Hamasaaliirs

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.. *MEETING.--The regular month- ly meeting of the Montague Women's _ Institute and W. P. A. will be held in‘ the Bed Cross Rooms Friday. April

ne

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will be present and will demonstrate

CHICAGO. April 2.- Wheat N0. 1

Red 12%. N0. 3 Red 1.19% to 1.19%.

Corn No. 2 Yellow 80%. No.4 Yel-

lf your Roman Meal Porrldge

tastes ot iiaxseed, it’s a positive sign you've stirred. it while boiling. Try again, and follow directions 'on pack-

ro 'n, ec _in re grains. To be highly nourishing, the dark parts must he used. These parts also carry the salts which prevents

Ro-

man Meal not only makes the best

Dr. Ja<:ksoii's Roman Meal is nut

b vi h ause made fro euti

ed in all sorts of nourishing baked products. Try also the really-cooked form, known as Roman Meal Nuggets.

SURVIVORS GAVE THREE CHEER8

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age and presence of mind of Captain

said Mde. Wiser Verllndem, a survivor of the -Channel steamer Sussex. whose

h

badly urt msc ne nch oiilcer worked without ceasing for the' safety of the passengers. While gLv- ing orders he answered all the ques- tloiis, adding a reassuring word, dec- laring that the ship would keep atloat ami advising all who felt that they had auflicient courage to remain aboard. The last of the passengers to leave e Sussex for the Marie Therese were several British otiicers. They formed iii line on the deck of the Sussex and saluted Capt. Mouiiet, who, exhausted. was turning over command of the ship to the ilrst oiilcer, and then gave three

PARIS, April 1-“ The calm c ur-

th

Enrique Granados, the Spanish com-

on

the Sussex and are believed to h ve perished. Senor Grenades composed the opera "Goyescas,” which was p o

an

pera ouse, ew o . e n is

wife were last seen clinging to a small raft, according to survivors. Grana- dos was trying to keep the raft

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I and recorded the amount' of ithc`purohaso;""f`I_t ' ’ beneiited the merchant only. _ r -

In a third of a century this old model has developed R . into a Cash Register that directly benefits every man, ` .-

woman, and child who spends money in a store.

This new Cash Register equally concerns every i

.merchant and Clerk. every banker and wholesaler | in this land.

l_It furnishes every customer withfa receipt or sales-V

sip. ~

It prints on this the amount paid or charged. .

On this is also printed the date of the sale and who ,

made it.

It forces a_ duplicate, printed record for the mer- I

chant. _

It prevents disputes over charges and bills paid.

It saves shoppers’ time.

It gives the merchant all his profits. It gives him

more money for his family.

It promotes more and _quicker sales.

It protects each clerk against making errors and

against the mistakes of others.

It rewards the diligent clerk by telling his employer

which one makes the largest number of sales and which one gets the greatest amount of business. I I It assures the banker additional security for the I money he loans the merchant. '

It gives the wholesaler additional assurance that

the merchant will have money to pay his bills.

It furnishes the banker and the wholesaler mechani- 1

cal evidence that the merchant’s fstatcment of his business is correct. ' i I

It is a business necessity. i

""7, " Merchants .' 1

:`“”‘7“"'";"l’ We have new 1916 model: that

give this perfect service.

Write us to-day or see our agent

in your city and learn how you '

can secure one of these public

service machines.

Liberal allowance:

will be made for old National Cash Registers that were good in their day, but do not ao com- pletely protcct you _or give the valuable service , our 1916 models do.

Address Dept. H7

The National Caaii Register Company of Canada, Limited

Toronto, Canada

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.LONhbN, April 2.- The Times '\|t|l|I\¢a_`_§ lengthy account by a

_ tion expert, George Prado. _'ll .€ its of his study ortho re- mindna. , Zeppelin brought down on

Nbnnmmlvae ltevigny.-i M. Prado believes e ali-ship _was of the latest

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type and compares its details with "The metal employed is somewhat shape gave with equal capacity less those of the Z~8 which was brought different from that of earlier Zeppe-Ireslstancs when advancing and. there- down in France in August, 1014. The lim, being ot aluminum toughened fore, greater speed with the same writer saya:-- by a slight alloy of copper and zinc. power.

"In presence of the shapeless heap "lt was about 100 meters in length. "She had hve motors and live pro-

of debris It is not possible to recon- . "The shape has changed somewhat pellors, a crow of about twenty-thlfee struct exactly the dimensions of tho All previous Zeppelins were symmet- and six machine guna. two in elbll airsliip which bore the_number LZ-77 rieal. both ends being alike: This gondola, and two onthe platform- u- but sn examination of the main beams one was much builder forward and bovo envelope. She had no other warrants the conclusion that she tapered oi! toward the stern. 'l‘his‘guna." `

measures 30,000 cubic meters. -

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" I-IE original Cash Register rang agbell, indicated.. .,

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