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Return will leave Boston every Sat- urday al. noon.

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Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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Representative for Souris.

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scribers are asked when having their papers changed from one address to another to please give old address as well as new one. This prevents any delays and saves unnecessary trouble in going over the books.

ENGLISH FABIUS

‘ TURKISH HANNIBAL

Repetition of .Ancient .Stritsqy Dis- comfita Germans and Turks on Gallipoli P°ninsuIa.

In ancient military circles the

mighty Hannibal furnished a. per- fectly good smile for the knowing ones when ne swallowed, hook, line and slnker. Fabius’ little joke with a much needed victory in a. diillcult position.

It was thus. Realizing the im-

practioahility of facing I-ianniha.l’s mighty legions in the mountain fast- nesses. Fabius ordered his soldiers to lash fagots to the sweeping horns of a great herd of cattle. These he lighted at night and drove the mass of frenzied animals down the pass through the teeming hosts of Han- nibal's army, who thinking they were charged by myriads of cavalry, armed with fire and sword, stood not upon the order of their going, but fled straightway.

The trick was repeated but recent-

ly when the British landed nearly a thousand donkeys at one spot on the Gallipoli Peninsula. which were “met and engaged" by the Turk and the German, while the real landing force peacefully accomplished its purpose further up the coast with- out the loss of a single man.

It is but a tribute to our soldiers

who are fighting, not only with brown but with brain as well, that every loyal Canadian should decorate his home with the flag our soldiers

are so gallantly defending in the far-

away places in the name of justice, humanity and liberty.

That no loyal home shall be with-

out a. flag, The Guardian througii .special arrangements is providing full size Union Jacks, of fast colored hunting, complete with brass-ferrule joined pole, halyard, ball and sock- et. ready to fling to the breeze after a moinent's work attaching it to the windows. On another page of today's issue is set forth the easy, convenient terms whereby readers can secure the outfit. There's one for every home and none are so poor as not to be able to pay homage to our heroes at the front. Get the Union Jack today. 193.

RED CROSS WORK AT NORTH WILTSHIRE

w The North Wiltshire Branch of the

Red Cross Society has now been work ing for more than six months, and the President, Mrs. L. L. Jenkins wishes to give the public who contributed so kindly towards its funds, a financial report of the society's work. Mrs. J. T. Godfrey, treasurer, gives the fol- lowing reportz-

RECEIPTS

Amounts handed in by collec-

tors

Amounts of members' fees

Proceeds of supper Proceeds of Rev. D. McLean's

sermon

Proceeds of Rev. G. C. Tay-

lor’s lecture

Total,

DISBURSEMENTS

$90.75

6.25

102.85

20.00

28.15

$248.00

Amount forwarded to E. J.

Jenkins.

Amount forwarded to D. T.

550.00

...'0NE CENT per word each ln-

sartion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

..*8TRAWBERFlY BOXES AND

CRATE8-Crate and two dozen boxes for 30c. cash with order. Book your orders early. Montague Furnishing Co., Ltd., Montague. 1391.g.14.M3|_

mi mills

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

Print Butter (per lb) 23 Fowl (per lb.) 11.13 Chickens 14.15 Wheat (per Bushcl) 1_25 Buckwheat 1_0() Barley 1,10 Oats (white) 63 Oats (black) 63 I-lay, pressed (per ton) 14_00 Eggs (per dozen) 13 Tub Butter (per lb.) 23 Potatoes (per bushel) 25 Turnips (per bushel) 20

Sides ‘10

eef (per lb.) Retail 3.20 Pork (per lb.) carcass 11

S’SIDE MARKETS

Barley bus. 35 1° 90c_ Buckwheat _eo Butter, lb. (dairy) _20 Butter, lb. (creainery) .22 'Calfskins lb. _10

Oats (black) bus.

Straw (per ton)

'I`urnips, bus.

Wheat, bus. 1.10

Wool. lb.

Eggs, dozen

Hay, loose ton $10.00

l-lay, pressed 10.00

Hides, lb.

Lamb pelts .30

Oatmeal, per 100 Oats, (white) bus.

Potatoes, bus.

.90 .24 .23 .10 70

$6.00

.15 1.60 _.80 .15

11.00 12.00

.10 .50 3.75 65 27

CHICAGO, June 8.- On weak cnbl-

es wheat prices declined today 1% to 2% per bushel Foreign enquiry af- ter new crop winter wheat was the best for some time. There was like- wise an excellent call for old crop wheat to so to the seaboard. Country offerings here were small. Auspicious ileld conditions put selling pressure on oats. Shipping call was good and included a fairainoiint for export.

WINNIPEG, June 8.- Owing to the

frosts and weather conditions wheat rallied somewhat today. New crop sales for exporbwere reported and weather conditions in certain sec- tions were not all that could be de- sired. Locally oats and flax were strong on the damage anticipated hy the frosts, especially on flax. All of- ferings were iight. No cxport sales were reported.

TORONTO, June 8.- Grain markets

continue to decline sharply. Cash prices were weak and lower at all points, with practically no local mill- ing demand at present. Quotations are as follows; Ontario wheat No. 2 winter $1.25 to $1.27 outside, accord- ing to location; Manitoba wheat No. 2 northern $1.364 to $13514.

MONTREAL, June 8.- A feature

of the local grain trade today was the further demand from foreign buyers for oats, and as the prices bid were satisfactory sales of it few more loads were made. The feeling in the local market for Canadian western oats was stronger in sympathy with the higher prices in Winnipeg market and values advanced 11/,c per bushel, but prices for local grades were unchang- 'ed. The market on the whole is quiet with No. 3 Canadian western quoted at 601,§o. No. 1 feed at 591/1 and No. 2 white oats at 61c. - The trade is baled hay for local account continues fairly good, and -supplies coming forward are amplc to fill all requirements. The tone of .the market is firm with sales of car lots of No. 1 hay at $21 to $21.50, ex- tra No. 2 hay at $20 to $20.50 per ton ex-tract.

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OPENED TO-DAY

,_ ANOTHER LOT OF COATINGS I FOR YOUR SPORT COATS

New light weight, soft attractive colorings, lovely plaids in various combina- tions, mixtures and solids, 54 in. wide

$1.25 io $2.25 ya.

Also lot Sample Blouses

1.25 to $2.00 each _

Cotton Crepes, Rose Bud Patterns, Japanese designs stripes

16. 20, 25c yd. ‘

STANLEY BROS.

THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE ‘ 1345~6-11M31- i........-,aaiisiianuisi D

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HOGS: There was no further de-

velopinciits in the hog situation to- day. the tone of the market being steady and the indications arc that .lf supplies continue to come forward in the same numbers as at present there will be no important change in prices in the near future. The de- ofrilrcess an mdsatli tantola-hdase mand for dressed hogs for domestic coiisuniption is fair considering the weather conditions, and sales of ab- attoir fresh killed Ontario stock were uiade at $13.75 to $14.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS: Tra-.lc

today was slow with prices barely holding steady at yesterday’s decline of l0c to 15c on the general run of butcher cattle. The stocker trade continues very quiet.

DAIRY PRODUCE: '1`he receipts

of buyers to-day were 692 packages as against G38 for the same day last week and 238 for the corresponding date a year ago. At Gould’s Cold Storage io-day the offerings iiniouiited to 500 packages, for which the demand was fair and all sold at 27c delivered. This tone of the niiirket is ilrm and a. fair amount of business for local account. At Gould's Cold Storage today there were 3,500 boxes of cheese offered which sold at 16 5-8c pci' lb. f. o. b., country points, which is a decline of lc per lb, as compared with the .prices paid last Friday. The tone of thc niarket is weaker and prices are steadily tending towards a lower lcvcl.

EGGS: There was no iicw develop-

ment iii the condition of l.lic local egg situation today. the toiic of the mar- ket being stcady and prices unchang- ed with supplies ample to fill all reqiiireiiiciits.

"I-Iolma.n's are arranging to have

a cargo of Hard Coal arrive directly following ..ie planting season so that farmers and others can conveniently procure their supply.

1299-6-9M6iE3l

"Picture taking and picture making

is simple with the Ensign Camera. The Ensign is the camera that simp- liiles snap-shooting. You can get an Ensign Camera here from $1.50 up. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street. Mtf.

KEPT HIS WORD

She-You promised to stop sinokiiig

when we were married.

He-Well, I did. They wouldn't

allow smoking in the church.

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Now Landing ex Schooner “Margaret B. Roper” 100 Tons Superphosphate 25 A Tons Nitrate of Soda

_ These goods which are of the very highest quality are ‘offered at lowest market prices. _ .

_ As our stock is limited compared

with other years we advise intending purchasers to place their orders at once.

We also carry BASIC SLAG in stock.

Poole & Thompson Ltd.

Montague

1186-6-2Mtf.

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MAYOR TODD 2.18 l-4

_ In the Show Ring: Shown ten times, winning ten first

prizes.

In the Races: Entered in six, winning six first moneys. His Colts: At Charlottetown last fall, winning_tirst, a sec-

ond, a third. At the spring show, March 17th, winning first, second, fourth. Also winning first for live best colts from any one stallion. _

Will be at the stables of Mr. Francis W. Hughes, Grafton

Street. For terms and further particulars, apply to the owncr

Hammond Kelly, P. O. Box 235 Charlottetown, elephone R16 9800-5-5Mwsm6wks.

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Amount spent in purchase of

goods to be made up

Balance on hand,

We've a yardtul of ilne qualities,

graded sizes, no flaws, and while we Three large bales, including sheets. don't deliver them by winged mess- nightshirts. socks. Dvismaa. etc. were eager, we deliver them quickly. sont forward and acknowledged.

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BEST QUALITY GOAL ed previouslyz-

102.85

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- The Summer Coal Problem

mcse -wiv. gfg ,§g;g;<gy»,‘g;,,-,Mm 4 Mr. Householder do you know that today the finest summer coal for phone 111 M” D' domestic purposes is without doubt

“Leave your order now for coal

so ihat you can get it good and clean,

Co and at the lowest market price R T ?

Gao, WALLER, Dominion Express Build- ing. Charlottetown.

Coal Coal

I Wholesale & Retail

Now that navigation is open w

are prepared to issue orders lor car- goes oi Dominion Coal Company's Sydney coal, or we will agree to 40* liver cargoes when required at the different P. E. Island ports if suit-

able vessels can be obtained. _ Prices and terms quoted on spill! estigni

We keep a stock of coal always o

hand and stesmers ivequiringl Banker Coal can bs -supplied at s orsrno-

ties.

Parties requiring eoal for lions:

hold purposes cannot do batter tha -by giving us their order. - Our prices are lowest.

» Sshoonsrs always *ai demand and

sham.-ea at umm: mu of misht-

; Bimtain_Bell & Co

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C- L>’°“S & 1 _ DRUMMOND EGG' COAL .

°“““‘“““ G°"°““”°“‘ R°“'°“’° It is the most carefully graded coal in the Maritime Provinces today,all hand

Pflme Edward Isiand Railway picked and the choicest article on the market. It is free and even burning,

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Georgetown Dep.

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and specially appeals to the careful and thrifty housewife. It may be had

‘ in quantities large or small from the following dealers:-~

Charlottetown-A. Pickard & Co. Malpeque- P. McNutt & Sons

, » Gharles Lyons Victoria- Wright Bros. -

George; E. Full Souris- Matthew & McLean,Ltd

Summerside- R. T. oiman, Ltd. Montague- A. McDonald & Co.

Joseph Read & Co., Ltd. Lower Montague-W. A. Poole & Co.

John Grady Georgetown- W. W. Jenkins

Tignish and Murray Harbor- Prowse & Sons.

Alberton- J. H. Myriclr & Co. Vernon- N Geo. Forbes

Kensington- M. F. Schuman & Co. Cardigan- John A. MacDonald & Co.

Agents wanted in unrepresented districts. For full information regarding prices, terms, etc., write to The liitercolonial Coal Mining Co. Limited

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