V r . -i - "li `

‘ Vflfwould c_lll special attention to the

mn rd sunenni ity of our pilot.; |h¢y are not mere .photons hs they are Likenesses. and make invalliable meme n- toe absent friends. '

_ Chlldren's rtraits a'spec'alt . t' . “ll and enlhliliniyrinne irli iiyrst-ctlilgs style. Charges preprid,

‘The COOK STUDIO,

` We have a special leath- er pocket frame for sold- iers to carry a photo of mother, father or friend while at the front. _

Call and see them

The Bayer Studio

FOR A GOOD PHOTO

_visrr 'rus- A. ioyon---studio

Finest work, moderate prices.

Personal attention given to

Amateurs Worl.~.

DON"1` FORGET BA BY

107'Queen _St. Charlottetown

er's name.

.°A|TKEN HOUSE.-The folio

-The" Easte

rv_'#Gv¢rdi¢"

February

. .°iT PAY8 to buy in this Province. , . .*ONE CENT per word each in-

_.<-uusieuso. - An uasigiimi 0

tuary notice has been receiverl fr

ertiou for advertising in this column.

bi- Cash must accombsnl' order.

ill

f . <-

(ieorgetown, which awiilifi the sf_=n=l- ..*T. GORDON NES ig Guardian

. inging are among those registered i . . .

tho Aitken House, Georgetown, this S798-2-27m1w.

& -week:-W. A. O. Mori-ion. Protliano- -

° tar Gilbert Gaudet. Charlottetown

Arthur Alley, Dr J. T Jenkins, A S

0 . . .

clair, Isaac Carter. D. A. McKiiino

itobert McNeill, Gavin Duffy.-G.

Ladies’ ...~,nEvE,izE, sr-:oi=ios'rowN

At thejtevere, Georgetown, the folio ing guests are registered'~J J Jail

agent in Montaitue.

w- ...*MILK FOR SALE-Apply to

t D S McDonald, Souris

~ ..°BAPTlST CHURCHES. - St.

Y. ,

Aeneas A. McDonald, Kenneth Martin, Peters and Dundas, services Sunday

in- February 28th, are as follows, 11.00

n, a. m., St. Peters Bay. 3.00 p. m.

SIX Ol! FOUR IEMBERS

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n: (Contlnuld from Page Four.)

st°n"'ch"l°"et°wn-; G'.H' l“éEw°“' before the American union With re-

! - Morell~ R. Larter, A. McEachern, gard to mls qllesllon ol- Rep,.esenl_a_

Ch”'rl°"et°w“l Ml Plcrse' S°“"l55 tion great states like the state of New

M . M -G , M. M L , ‘ . .

M;Doncx.m;"ezI¢`J]Ii;)nta;ue_ c ;e.aiiCaCnliz;,r;ie York. Pennsylvania and lirginia. and

$3.50

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Elmira; Mr* Feehan. Mr. Mcbonal Montague* Vm. McLean Souris' Mr. lt was seen that ln ol-del. to . , ' , ' , - » protect Cox, .Mr. and Mrs. bcot, Charlotte- the ,lgllt ol the smaller slalem some town, Mr. Cook, Mr. Lauder, Mr. Ha

garty, Toronto; George Carver. J.

$ 1 .48 per pair hundreds ot' times smaller than the

See our “1indow (Continued from Page Four.)

ll' little states like Rhode island and De- ll' laware were being confederated, and

5° special arrangement should be made 0- with regard to them. The result was

Arsenault, J. Rattenbury, Charlotte- _

town; Mr' Conroy’ Semis; Mr. Curri that the little states were given ex

Peakes Station,-G.

et iictly the same representation in the

, Senate as the large states, and to-day the little state of llliode Island, which in proportion to population is some

state of New York, has the some vot- ing power ln the Senate as the larg- est state, and Delaware has the same

4 cheap triumph for Germany, tor it was voting power as the .state ot' Texas,

known that Russia, when it came to and the population and important

lllé Dll\0l'\. ‘V35 “Gi llliely l0 fight. 88 Commonwealth of Peiinsylvaniu.

ey 0. l\e}` \l'l\0l@ mllllllfl’ Organization w s Now the Canadian constitution has

still in porcess ot' transformation.

a _ lt no provision for thc protection ot’ pi'o-

mill’ be doubted oven whether Baron vlncial rights per se. It follows thu;

Queen St. V0" Aefenl-ml WHS Well Pleased to seo it is the duty, not only of our own re-

- r so-ana-_;_f;.~ T __

Direct Short Route MARITIME PROVINCES

Montrealwand West [ll.»\li.Y i\lXCi<Il"l` 1~'ilNiJ.\'i'l Lv. HALIFAX - 8.00 a. m. Lv. ST. JOHN, 5.45 p. m. FAST EXPRESS TRAINS

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Electric Lighted -"leepcrs_ iioznpariincnt Cars

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I GEO, \\'.\l.l.l§R, llnmiiiion Express liuild-

init. Cliainoltetoivn.

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Eastern S.S. Corporation

International Line

V WINTER FARES

St. John to Boston .... ...$5.00 St. John to Port1and....$4.50

Staterooms .............. _.$1 .O0

Leaves St. 1-.hn ’i‘iiursri.ii's at 9.00 l. ra. for Lubec. Eastport, Porilind and Bostonlteturning, leaves Central Wharf Bostoi 9.00 a. 'rn. Mond;iy.lor Portland, lEastport Lulzec and St. John,

St. lohn' City Ticket Ofllne 47 Kina ‘t.

.\. E.I-`Ll<I\liS l, T. F. R' |’. .\.-q!.loTu1.N-B A,S. CURRil~I.' Agent. Sl. l'o‘iu, N, li.

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e Worlil’s Talent

the Kaiser claim _the whole credit of presentatives, but ofthe Canadian and

‘L ii l1lS ¥1Cl1l9V€l“€l\l l0l`» Ge|'m0~l1y'S ‘Sl\i!1- lmperiul Parliament. to remedy this - ` ing armour.' But by far the most se

_'5

Pl- defect in the constitution ot' Canada.

OHS result for Germany was that she which is not only iii ieitci- and in spi- hnd finally severed t_lic wire with St. l-it eoiltmi-y to the first principles ot' l'0l_€l`§l>\1l‘g by illfilfrtlllg il Wil-lil0Il lill- correct civil government in a federat- miliatiori upon Russia in her pride as ed stare, but whigil as it stands now “_ great Slav l’°W9l`- Tllf? '1`l`lDl0 in egnrd to P. E. Island is an ulrioluto l‘»l\l‘?m0- I1l0l`£‘0V0i”. tlillllgli IC bent I0 absurdity, because under the British the storm, remained iinsliakeii, just Nol-gh Ameriw All; mil- province 119 lW0 l/0i1FS l0l10!‘. U10 -‘\l\gl0-Fi°0l1Cl\ stands to be entlrcl' tlisinfranchisetl liliitentc remained uusliaken through-

out the Agadir crisis.

seeing that there is a clause in it wliicli says, that when thc unit of any

lllll Wllll@ l-ll€f l{illS0I;'§»'Dl`0\'0C11l-W0 constituency falls below one lirilt' ol'

l action was welding the iriplc Eiitentc llle Quebec unll, ll ceases ln have ,my

at your door together, it was steadily alienating l-ight' lo rl-ep,-e5@llllllll,ll_ ,mg all (ml.

_ iiauce. llotli in the Morocco trouble

Y0l1Cf2illll3l/€3llOI'3l}YCl2155 and during the Near Eastern crisis o

I one oi' the partners in the Triple A

province in area is less than one halt

S ot' the one-sixty-iiftli of the Province l' of Quebec, it follows from mathemati-

' of Quebec has the same nuinber ot in-

0 IULISIC YOU DIE 61‘ 19089 italy had been in very luke- Cal necwslly llml when me l»l-ovllwe

warni sympathy witii her Germanic al

THE EDISON lies; and in the autumn of 1911. eve" habitants to the square mile as P. E.

' ~. ‘ betore tlie,curtain had rung down u ls the medmm on the Agadir iiasco, she embarked o

It is the Perfect I her own account on an adventure on-

,‘ w ' m.

' island our whole population wolild be ll less than one-halt' of the Quebec uiill,

and consequently would have no re- presentatives in the t‘ommoiis what-

, ly too ell calculated gravely to e

Pl‘l0llOgI‘8[)l'l j` barrass German policy. She suddenly eve,-_

_ _ flied ti long indictmciit of Turkish uu-

Wé St0Cl{ 21 Wld€ Variety lrieittlliiiess with ti pcrcmptory de-

The second pointl vi".ali to bring he-

fore the public is that there is no valid

Of DlSC. Zllld Cyll1'lCl€I‘ R6- 3 llmml for l'€‘ll`0SS- The P°l`l@» as llS‘ reason for giving our province four

al roc st'i t d, lltal l in

F5, nieuibcrs instead of six. The propo-

cords ii ,p ra uae ant y. iav

' ' ` declarell War- Pfoceellell lo Seize the sltion made h oine \vit in the Par

We Wlll be pleased to Turkish possessions in Northern At-

- Y .S - liainent, whether Sir Wilt'rld Laurier

ClEfl‘l0l1Stl'2ll(:‘. rica. ln the ilrst place, it was not cusy 0,- slr llollert Borllgn llml the ,cm.,,_

' G l T ' '

S seiiintion in thc Coiiiinoiis should not

tor erniiiiiy to persuat e the urk that it member ol' the Triple Alliance lw less lllm, lhe mlmbel. nl- Semlmrs

i ‘ ' _ '

' ’ Pi. L .i -

' uid have gonc to such lengths with-, -. , , .

ls t om the acquiescence or her two part is not founded upoiilaiiytliliii, that litid

' its basis in equityffjiistlce, policy or

S016 Ag€l1tS “‘-’l`5~ 91' llml- Gefmally W3” ““f1l’l0_l° principle. it is siuiply a palpable ex-

5 cuse for deviating i'rom a principle

restrain the Italians froiu piirspiii - Llleir mmlmlgll against her Ollomlm that thev believe to-be just politicallv

client. in the second place, Germany hm whlbh as l lmve Shown above ii) foresaw that by tiniiexiug a vast tcr~

the first part oi' this; pupcr to be u vici-

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Fresh Fish

We have on hand always choice line of Halibut, almon, Mackerel, Haddock odiish, Eels and _Smelt hich we are offering a e lowest pri_ces consisten th the quality.

’town Fish Suppl Company

Phone 340.1 Grafton Street

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Sailings g

ivmm i_o_\'iioN From ii.\i.ii-‘_\x -

Sachem February L‘;’itli

'February 17th Start Point .\l:irch_ th

“ 20lli Gi'iii~i:ii\.'i " 1%

From I.lVi\lRl’0OL l"rnm liALlF '\. - Via. .\'i'ld. Via. Nild.

February 18th Durango .\l arch l0lli t March Zinl Queen Willielminn " 23rd l

" Clrd Tabasco “ Eiltli i

Furn¢ss,Withy& Co.Liil. l Halifax.

ipilgnsmegmns

lligh Grade Coal is the onli

kind we carry. lt-does not mai ter when you order. V011 Can bi sure of getting satisfactory C°2\ if you come to us. We have or hand an _exeepilionallv swf! rival ity of coalsni ble for ranE€S ani' lr tqllell ogg; also for steam pur- - pings much do Jin re l quills _ ceeaiwavs s f-

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JUST KNlTTlNG

Over thc world tlic wiir-t'loud lies. \\’illi licavy hearts und saddened eyes \\'c scan the iicws |`roiii day to day,

\\`t\ road nt loss hy land and scsi. And iiiurvel tliiit tliosc things run bc, Yet do we ponder oil the won

\\'itli folded hands and idle?-No,

\\'c‘i't~ kiiiitliii.:_

'l`lit~ liiigcrs il_\', thi- iii‘cdl<~s click! .\ii iiiwnrrl volt-c bids us lic quick, .\i\d ns we worli wo dccply priiy "O llciivenly l"utlii‘r uiay it bc- 'l`liis iiuirrlng world sonic day slinll

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ll is ii lioiid ol' loving l'i°iciids, ill syiiiputliy that ni~\'ci` Ulltlrl.

Wt-'rc knitting." V _

-Vnroliiiv ll. lliirgoss in thc (liris

tiiiii licgistcr.

ef: ._ r _._ §,,e-.r"..;'@»@

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‘ .3{,“;$‘.,*,§‘.“.‘.ll,l,§‘°i....l’l.'i'i..l.‘L`lI 3.31....

money thrown nWBY~

lt you want to

Save Money oil

gwe insist on your examining the gasi-

Coal

soul At the right. price ‘ ‘

mr me wniiisip you- CIM *fish* _ _ , ,,

D Mediterranean, italy was plziciiil; her- self for a long time to conic at the mercy of the superior nziviil powcr oi' Great Britain and Fraiitce.

(To be Coiitiiiiietl)

ALLIES HAVE THE

GREATER RESOURCES

LONDON, Feb. 25.-Tlie plan for at

union of the financial and military rc- sources of the Eiitentc Powers. tir- rauged the early part ot' this month in Paris, was approved in thc I-louse of Coninioiis this afternoon. During the course ot' the debate David Lloyd- George, (Zlianccllor oi the Exclicqiicr, announced that there would bc anoth- er niceting of the Fiiianco Ministers of the Allied Powers, but this time in London.

Referring to the enormous joint re-

sources ot' the Allies. the Chancellor made this statonient:

most af parumouiit importance. This is it war not iucrely ot’ mon but even more ot’ oquipment. it is in,tlils that the Allies have fallen short of their great enemy because ot' the prepara- tions he has been carrying not for years and years. ln this matter time counts. in nicn our resources are greater and in nioney our resources are greater. Time and full applica- tion ot' these resources-hold, courage- ous and resolute application oi’ allour strength-tlint is all that is necessary if wc do it we shall win."

GERMAN OFFICERS ARE

LIVING iN LUXURY

LONDON, Feb. 25.--Nearly $100,000

it was disclosed in today's Parliamen- ‘nry paper, hiivc been expended by the British Government in iittiiig up Donington Hall, in llelccsterslilre. for the use of German oilicers in England as prisoners ot war. /' Twenty tiiousaiid dollars were ex- pended for furniture alone anti thc Government has boeii considerably criticised for such lavish treatment of German prisoners. llouington is one af the iinest maiisions in tho Miiilaiids. lt stands in splendid grouiiils on the banks ol' the Trent. The around 000|' it the building has been converted ln- to a club house. and iiiinicrniis bath- rooms havr been iiistniieii. .

_.________i---

nienr nav. on. nor-sn

sisuov or o'rTAwA

o'r'r.iw/i, ren.. 25.-niziu Rot Df- iohn C. Roper,.Bisiiop ot Coliiiiibia ')iocese, llritis "Columbia, was unani- mously chosen ' ishop oi' tlic Ansziicnu Diocese oi' Ottawa by the Synod iii session today. A'teioi_zram was revolv- ed from Bishop Roper tonight. act-cv!- lng the oillce. He succeeds Archhlshoil ‘lamiiton who resigned some tinic ago. l

0-Q., F. TATEOR, M. D., 0.’ M.

"in this sti-iiggic resources are al-

l wish to show now, that the grant-

ing ot' four members in the i)oiniiiioii l’arilanieut is contrary to the genius of our poiiticul institutions und de-

,| velopment.

Our province is divided, both by

physical anti political geography into three distinct communities. This has been recognised by our people from tlnie ininieinorlal, as is seen by the fact that the three countic;-i are re- presented in the local Parliament by an equal number oi' legislative coun- cillors, :ind nn equal number of as- scmblynien, tive of each for cnch county. This trinity of political unity is exginpliilcd on the only legal coin evci' issued at thc instance ot' thc 1’. E. I. Government, and in the cont of arnis oi' the province, which is repre- sented by three small oak trees sup- posed to bc flourishing under the .sha- dow .ot the great oak, the British Em- pire. You will see how this triune principle is eiigraincd into all our poli- tical institutioiis.

From thc very beginning three ci»

tics were laid oi`l`, Georgetown, Char- lottetown and Princetown, and when the fathers; of (loiitederatlon fought for the six incnibers to represent the province wlicn we were not cntitlcd to them, on the principle oi' Rep. by Pop., it was in order that each county should have nn equal representation to protect county rights. The people of Prince (`ounty will not submit tame- ly to Quct>ii‘s County liavlng two meni- bcrs anti her having only one, there- fore it’ ii change is made in the British North America Act it should he a re- turn to the statii quo ante, that is to say, of two rcpreseiitatives for each county, failing that only three. There is no good reason why Queens (‘oiinty slioiild have two iiicmbers mid Prince (loiinty only oiic, and there is no good reason why Prince tfounty should liavc two inembers and l{ini;"s (‘oniity only one. The representatives of I’. E. Is- land thcrolorc. nt the l)oniinioii Par- iiiinicnt. wlioii they are about itsiiolliil stand slioultior to shoulder and insist upon nothing loss than the six original members, anti acc to it that the three sninli oaks., "parvo sub inizcnti", are equally nourlslicd. and may equully tlourlsli under thc great.

it is rogrettnlilc that Prince Coun-

iy's rcpresciitative is lil nt this time. and l think i speak for the whole of Prince County when I voice the senti- ment liere. that we should not be put to disadvantage by giving the island four ilistead ol six menibem. in tact I hcliove that thc Coniity would be better served ii' we only had three members instead of four. but our right is two members for each county. There is rio better illustration of the necessity ol' this than the fact, that in the Inst Purilameiit. an i believe also in this, owiiii; tn thc unfortunate ill- ness ol our single i-cpresciitativo, we iuivo'iio rcprcsciuative at all. _ When the Dnniliiion Parliament takes up tht-so questions in earnest, really wc hope that our sciialom and representatives will see that justice is done this, the smallest province in iho Dominion or leave the I-lousc in n hotly and uppcnl lo ills Majesty, King tlcorgo V

Hll |ill|litliU5 FMU

ponies expect to pay additional divi end inter: .

(

Rayner International declared 40

R. J. McNeill Co, cash 50. stock Rayner Stonehurst Silver Fox

Rayner Clarke & Harlow Fox

Co. ......paid

B. I . Rayner, West Gore

Black Prince Fox Co.. . . . .paid General Fur Farms, ` Ltd....pald Mount Edward.... paid

(With additional 10 p. c. soon)

Murray Harbor. . . . . . . .~ . . . .cash

Upton.... cash,

Westmoreland Silver & Patch

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

Silver 'i`ip.... ......cash

lm erlal Silver Black Fox Com

(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-

Lttl., 200 p. c. cash, and more later.

(Also 8 pups added to ranch)

(More later)

The Freeland Silver Black Fox o.

6611!. lil STOCK.

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out of a declared dividend of 110. A

general meeting on Dec. 8.

(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend)

and 35 per cent later.

Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent

(More later.)

later.

Pooriess......

and balance after January lst.)

Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox

(Wltli 60 or 70 later)

(and two foxes added to stock)

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

(Also ten foxes added to ranch)

Bedeque Fur Farming Co.. Ltd

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

(100 p. c. cash-paid 35 p. c.: b

100 p. c. iii stock.)

Hamilton S B Fox Co .. ..2

Massachusetts .. . ... . . . . .. .1

from $25,000 to $17,500 per pa

ci1’T_5w'N iiniluu-:'i's

Pork Oats (wliite( HOC Oats (black) 62°

Eggs (per dozen) Doc Prlnt Butter (per lb.)

Fowl (per lb.)

Chickens

Wlicat (per bushel) Buckwheat 70 Barley ' 70 to 751! Tub Butter (por lil.) 24

11 to 13

Turnips (pei bush.)

I-lldcs

Calfekins Beef (ib.) Sausages (lb.) ->

-. .

S’SIDE ll[AltKl<.l S

Corre;;<l__Tue8day.

Barley pcr bush. ‘ G5 to Tiic

ltlc

Calfskiiis per lh.

l~ia_y, (loose) pcr ton $10.00 to $10.5

Oats (black) per bush

Roller Mill Flour pcr 100 lbs

Turnips per bush. Lamb polts (each) 50 to

Spring Park.. .... ...,.10 PrlnceAlbert..

Moresoon)

paid....

N. ....paid 105

.50 17 10

.30

(More soon)

70 15

(Added three pairs)

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

other .. .. ........10 9.1:.

Crapaud Fox Company.. .. cash, .40 Willow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. cash

New London Fox and Farm Lands,

Dlamond..., Rogers Paton.... ......I0

Ltd., has paid a dividend of 50 per

additional sum will be paid alter tho

Co., Ltd.... ...60

l-lackettS.B.F.Co.,...... ....15

Magic Fox Co.....

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

.. . . .10

Becchgrove .. ‘ Murray River . .. .15

Mt. Herbert Silver Black and Patch ~, cAi.ii=oiiNiA AND iiizii

A E McLean, Ltd .....Il0

(Cash and stock. Reduced capital

by adding six pairs to the ranch.) -

€-410.

Straw (per ton) l $5-00 ilay, pressed. (pcr ton) $14-_00

2Gc

$1.00 to sims

¢_ .

Potatoes (per bush.) 300

15c

17c

7 to 8c`

ITG

Biickwheat por hush 70 to 715;.

Eggs per doz. 250. Hay, (pressed) per ton $12.00 to $12.53

liides, por lb. lflc.

5Gc.

Oiita (\vhito) per bush 53c.

$3.25 to $3.50

Potatoes per bush 25c.

201'.. 751:.

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

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Don’t worry about that parlour or dining room _

it will be alright. Let me help youin selecting gout t colour schemes that is the main part of my ual-I A ness. ‘

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Co.pald..,. ...200 '

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

-2° give you 1915 suggestions on interior decorating. -

I make a study of my business at' considerable ex- pense, for your benefit. l

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. -

_ b Remember there is a guarantee with every io .

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Regal .. .. .. .. 16 __ _ _ _-_l Dundas 50 cash and 300 stock Seal River Black Fox Co.. . . . . . . . . . 16

75 RECRUi_;_l`“§ WANTED

..i“°.:Ec:“-;l‘°':.S;‘::: 6th CANADIAN MOUNTED RIFLES

(3rd. Contingent)

Pu” C““‘““““ S“~B"‘ F0* ‘5"~» 4° This Regiment is now being organized in Maritime

Provinces

pl-ovlnclal gllvel- Black F0; C0" 40 PAY-P1'iVat€8 and 106 all0Wal\Ce P” “inf °“Bl‘~ Will* 111°” li' f°“°“' Extra pay for Shoeing Smiths, Cooks Saddler, &c

S°v°fefs° S- B- F~ °°-» -----15 SEPARATION ALLOWANCE-$20.00 per month

(From 4 pairs)

Hartford D. S. Fox Co.. . . . . . _ . .

REQUIREMENTS-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--Clftown. ` Capt. T. H. E. INMAN-Summerside. _ Lieut. F. P. BELL-Ch’town. Lic ut . A. C. SQUARE_BlRIGGS-Miscouche

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Glenalndale Silver Black Fox C0. 100 +

)

The Bideford Fox Co. Ltd.......200 '_' » - ~ -< -’ _ ""5""-"P

ance. 05 p, c., will be_pald soon. -_ _ _ _V A-

Youii oi>i>oiirUNirY To sn-I

See Two Fairs At One Fare

_ Sometime during 1915 you will contemplate a trip- . to lake or mountain, seashore 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 g-i to California and her great Expositions, Sanlliego and SanFrancisco.

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 account of the war.

Europe has faith in the Expositions. Get Your

Ticket Now. _

“Hacer lo que tu; Oh ! Espana, nunca sonaste" 1915 I -Cervantes - ALL "To do what thou? Oh Spain. did never dream" THE

--Cervantes YEAR

This is your opportunity t_o s@Ca`6fornia-San Diego,

Los Angeles, Riverside and San Francisco. To see the Grand Canyon on vour way out and Yellowstone Parlt_on your way back. The railroads, the hotels and Exposition __ have all combined to make it easy for you.

Take advantage of the very low rates brought on

by the Expositions. _

All information promptly attended to and sleeping

car reservations made. _

Tickets sold over any line or route passenger wishes

to go.

Write, Phone or Call

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also Bqekwheat, either .for

We invite all farmers

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A Fair Prices.

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