, 22, 1915

February .Shoe 1

.,. . Bargains

poggltarsgxegiugealgeigrevéiax Ill!! real bargains. If you want _Footwear see what we are offering.

Women’s Boots _ _ Made in Don ola and Pat-

ent leather blutd-ier styles all sizes from 2 to 7. Regular $2.25 to $3.50 lines for $1.48.

M$i’s Boots

e are offerin a line of Tan and lfdack gC.;)‘lt Skin boots. Many different styles to choose from. Reg. ular $3.50 to $5. values less 20 p. c.

Misses’ Slippers _A full line of Misses’ Kid

Slippers. all sizes from 11 to 2 worth up to $1.65. Sale ' price 75c.

Boy’s Boots

See our window with

Boys’ boots. selling at $1.48. Sizes 3, 4 and 5.

Alley & Co.

135 Queen St. ‘

We would c_all_special attention to the

marked supenority of our photos. They are not mere :photogrn Iis they are

Likenesses, and make invanitible momen- toe of absent friends.

_ Cliildren‘s portraits a 'specialty. lfnpy-

ing and enlargin8_done iii first-class style. Charges proprid,

‘ The COOK STUDIO,

_Strengthen old friendships

with a new portrait-the gift that exacts nothing in return, et has a value that can only he estimated in kindly | thoughtfulness.

Make the appoirilnwnf to-day ‘

Bayer Studio ‘

»-I B" es

-ABOLISH TH-E' FAKER

Do not Gamble with your Eyes

Why deal with peddlera 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 Sourisf. You can test eyes In a barn, as some people do it, or any make-shift corner. A pcddler wlll do it In your kitchen, but PROPER EXAMINATION can

only be made in . _ .

: PROPERLY FITTED ROOMS : with proper light and first-class instruments such as we have for

tho purpose.

Give us a_cal| when in Sourls

and see for yourself.

: : Satisfaction Guaranteed. : :

H. J. MABON Druggist & Optician, Souris,P.E.l.

in-xxnunnar-ng-_u--».

, Iilectrical Supplies ~ A Reminder

Pruiiipl Scrvirc lliuli Gr_adc Goods Uood \\‘ork Low l’riCcs

Arc what you receive when you have

work done

... ll\'...

Leigh & FltzGerald Electrical Vontrnctors l’lionc 302 158 Kent St. t`h'towu

8591-2~l2Mfmw3wks

m|_§|v¥|'.'s;;';>‘iii?_i.f~i,.i-. ~ -

iritcingiiis slut

Siiiini For Font Yun llilll lit llsll “Full-I-lift!" Baonra, Our., Oct. 31st. 19:3.

“Fur sboutforty years, I wastroubled

with Lame Back brought on by Kidney and Bladder Trouble. I was never confined to my bed with the trouble,

butit affected my spine sud I had to test for a time. took advertised remedlesvrliich never dldme any good. Then I saw “Fruit-s-tives" advertised and decided to try them. They did

ine more good than anty other remedy.

My son suffered rom the nine

troubie and frequently had to leave oi! workin , but "Fniit-a-tives" remedied it for gim. I would strongly advise anyone suffering from Kidney and Bladder Trouble to use ‘ ‘Fruit-s-tives".

H. DORLAND

5oe. s box, 6 i'or$a.5o, trial size, 251:.

At all dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited. Ottawa.

1 ‘A N A D I A N

PA C i F i c

Direct Short Route

MARITIMETISROVINCES

MONTREAL and WEST (unity Excl-:r-'r susnsyi

Lv. Halifax, - s.oo n. in.` Lv. St. John, 5.45 p. m.

FAST EXPRESS TRAINS ._ BETWEEN

MONTREAL - TORONTO DET OIT CHICAGO

Electric Lighted Sleepers. Compartment Cara

' A

'nuns srtawrlt slams#

no ,ii Di 39 ‘ln

4- Z

SAlLl.\`GS FROM ST. JOHN: GRAMPIAN, - ,- - MAR. 5 MissANAniE, - - - FEB. 26 CALLING AT IIALIF.-\X.

W.li. Howard, ll. P. i\.,(`l. I’ R._St.]olin,N.ll_

ggggggl

il- Gco. Waller. Dominion Express Building

' Chnrlntietoivn

Eastern S.S. Corporation

international Line

WINTER FARES

St. John to Boston..._...$5.00

St. John to Portland....$4.50

Staterooms..... ...........$1.00

Leaves St. Jehu Thursdays at 9.w 4. m. for Lubec. Esatport. Portland and

Boaton.Returnins. ‘eaves Central Wharf, Boston L00 ia. ni. Monday. for Portland. IEsstport .ubec and St. John.

St. John' City Ticket Omoe 47 Kina $t.

.\. I:`.l"Ll'lhll_\`(i. 'l`. F. N l’. A, St, John, N.B. A. 5. CURRIE. Agent. St. John. N. B-

_$1-

. \

. Furness ,

` Sailings

From LONDON From HALIFAX

Saclieiii February 25t|i

February l3lliv Start Puiut March 6th

f “ iziii Grncmna “ liuh

i-‘rom Livi~:ni'ooL Frou HALIFAX vu. .\‘fi.i. vis. Nna.

February 17th Durrmiiu -“mlb 1001

" zaiii Queen wiiii¢iniinn“ zolh

March 3rd Tabasco " 27ll\

‘ Furness.Witliy& Co.Ltd.

Halifax.

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High Grade Coal is the onl- kind we carry- if d°°9 ngtanmg ter when you order. fY°tU coz sure of getting satiiwic titgve 0' ifyou cometous- legood up hand an exceDf1°°“l Y n ef” it of coal suitable for ra 8 ~ khchen use 8180 f°1' Steam P” we He --is “°..’i.‘:_ f'

~_y of fuel that slides down your o ure

ilenty of dust slag and klinlrors insan-

noney thrown sway- lf you want to

iave Money on Coal

, .

mr rd will liel ou. Clean bright

P Y

tual it the right prior _

""""""'-l

We insist on your examining the %nal-

_ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

agent in Montague-

gomory, Joseph McDonald and Arch McCormack, were among those visit ing Sourls on Wednesday.-'

..*HOCKEY.--The hockey match

Friday the 12th, between the P.W.C_’s

tory for the home team--3-0-but the game was clean and lively- and the

feeling that they had had a good

_ .*VO\.UNTEERS.- Another name

tory, when Lloui,'. John McEachern decided to joln the Second Contingent

left Sourls on Tuesday morning and is now on his way to join the other boys at the front.-*

Rev. Father MucAulay of St. Peters, delivered an interesting and Instruc- tlve lecture on "Rural Life," in St. Margarets Hall on Monday night, Feb. 15th. The learned lecturer treated his subject in a masterly manner. ex-

h0i‘llIl8 tl16\¥_’0\lr\5 men to remain on the farms. he lecture was attentive- ly listened to by su appreciative aud- ience. A snug sum was realized which has been donated to the Red Cross Society.-*

...°GO0D WORK.-The Bay For-

rts. 11 pairs socks, 13 pairs

wrlstlets, 20 housewives, 'I pairs mltts.

shirts. 20 pairs socks, 5 pairs wrist-

lets, 2 pairs bed socks. 7 pairs mitts,

housewives, 38 handkercblefs.

*Miss Mary C Longapee, Cherry

Charlottetown.-

..*Mr A. C. Rogers. Summersido.

was ln Montague last week on it busi- ness trip.-B.

Margaret’s who has recently returncd‘ from Nova Scotia, spent Sunday vii~iit~ ing friends in Sourls and Bear River. °

..°Mr Henderson, representing the

Canada Veiling Co., Toronto, was in Montague last. Friday lu the interests of his firm.--B.

..°Prosecutor J. Brace, of King‘s

County, was n passenger to Sourls on Wednesday evening.-°

..*Mr J. W. Carruthers. Montague,

was in Mill River last week on busi- »w=---B- .-arm

..°Mr W. R. McDougall. St John,

was in Montague last week on a busi- ness trip.-B.

. .*Mlss Grace Mitchell, Sourls, _was

ii passenger to Sourls on Wednesday, retumlng from a vlslt to Georgetown

stow. was taken to the Charlottetown- llospltal Tuesday to undergo treat-

..“Mr. A. 'l‘. McQuald. Stlpciidlary

Magistrate for Klng’s Coiiuty, was a‘ passenger to Sourls Tliursdny evening, retiirnlrig from Murray Harbor.--*

.."Mr. mid Mrs. Ed'.\'.ir;Z Dougie,

Benz' River, were visitors to Greeiz- viile on liluudny, returning home on ’l`uesiluy morning.-*

. _“Mr E. Smith, represeiithig Muli-

cliester Robertson & Alllstoii, St Johii, was iii Montague Inst week iii the Interests of his flrni._-B.

. .*Mrs. Angus R. McLellan. who has

been visiting hor parents, Capt. and Mrs. Tierney of Sourls, left Tuesday momlng on return to ber home ln Cape Breton.-* _ , _

..*Mr Wllllnni A. McLaren, sou of

Mr Nut. McLaren, Montague, arrived home ou Thursday last on a holiday. His many friends are glad to see Blllle looking so well.-B.

..’fMessrs. Russel Burke. Thomas

‘Vl'cGaugh. Lazarus Mcdaiigh aiid,J. Mcliinls were passengers to Boar River, Tuesday uiomliig, returning _'rom 9. vlslt to Greenvale.-*

..°Mlas Katie Lannau. Montague, In

the emply of Messrs McLeod & McGre- zor. rotumeil homo Thursday evening Troni Charlottetown, where she has ipent a two weeks well earned holl- Iays..--B.

..°Mlss Sadie Mnrtlii and Mr W. A.

Summing. Montague, were passengers 'iy 'Thursday evenings train to George- town, en route to Boston. where t.he_ ,utter will spend a holiday.-B.

..°Mr L`Inden_v Moore. Montague.

who has .been confined to the house .hrongh illness for the past. few days. s Improving rapidly. and we expect o see him out' again in the course of 1 few dsys.--B. -

Y ' _

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

‘ iuébonnia and Aiinn ti. mccnrm

was added to the list of volunteers and George McKenzie. Gssperea from the Right Half of No. 37 Bat- .are visiting friends In Little Pond.

,_¢'r. GORDON NEB is Guardian Cash must accompany order

..'80URl8 PERSONALS. - Mr. entlne skate, held in the Montagu

Stephen McDonald, Clear Springs, was Skating Rink, on Feb. 15th, was quit in Sourls Wednesday onvbuslness. Mr. well patronlsod. and everyone the J. Homond; was ln Sourls, Thursday: seemed to have a good time. The co Messrs. Il.. D. McDonald, Alex Mont- tumes were varied and humorous.-B

*LITTLE POND.- Mr. Henry

paid a flying visit to Launching Su day.-~ Miss Mary MacDonald, tene

end nt her home in Little Pond S

. h

and the local team, resulted in it vlc- was accompanied by ner friend Mis

Ellie MacAdam.- Messrs Willie Sl

the guests of Mr. Joe McDonald.

from Launching where she was vlsl ing !rlends.- Messrs Willie Steel

Mr. Joe McCormsc, Launching paid -short visit to Little Pond recently.

for overseas service. This young man Mr. John A. Steele was visiting friends

In Sailors Hope. Tuesday.- Mis Laura McDonald, teacher, St. .Geo gen spent the week end at her hom in Little Pond.-. Mrs. Dan McCorma

..‘°'lN8TRUCTIVE LECTURE. - and Mrs. John D. Campbell have re-

turned home after paying a short vis to their sister, Mrs. Allan J. McDonal

Durell, passed through Little Pon

where he had been visiting friends. Mr. Vincent McDonald. recently so it very valuable horse for which h received a handsome sum.

being so mild and the lee so wet th

1 scam The mm shipment' nt N _ It was doubtful as to whether the lc

uni, nnnrisiea 0:14 piiinwssgz piiig; §§§,’§,,"° ,§‘,f,°" ’.‘r‘{f '° ,"‘°" °“ mf, genef§lin'§qEu§g¢°I;i]3:§`dividend)

cases, 3 sheets, 19 towels. 8 night "3 )` e canes ca B, Pure Canadian Sllflllk Fox Co., 4

the hitter furnishing the most sport H115 35 Del' Gem- 9 ¢|`- , .

5 Dylama suits, 13 game, shirts 10 for the afternoon. The first class Rl°llm0l\d £335’ F" C0-» 20 9°' Wm AGIDISSIOII 25C.

' called was the free-for-all, and though (MUG 91°’-)

there were foiu‘ starters,some were dis- P1'0Vil1¢i8l 3ilV€l‘ Blick F01 C0..

appointed, on account of some report

were s. free-for-all and a. green rac

ed speedy horses, the owners of it

- - -F-C" “" "'45 M

EASTERN PERSONALS learned, were making some loud aiiél Sovereign S B o (<%\r5om 4 puhgg r- 1

lnsiriunting reports before the rac

___ not turning up when the appointe

hour arrived. The four starters wer

Card, owned and driven by H M<.G

Int re, New Pert an`d driven b

* - - y h. y M M Mill . Th h l. ft

..*Mlss Margaret Montgomery has acfew “scores-eMgi§?€ gg- $53158 *S9 gf) addlgmu t° stack dividend

returned to Sourls from visiting her Wad- Wi WSU! 10 8 break- H-Pd me 10311 D' c' parents at SL Mm.sa,.e,_8___,. was taken by p,.mda\e_ wmch he held Charlottetown S. B. Fox Co........15

to the finish, with-Mlniilo M. Secon Score Card third and Arloii fourt The second and third heats were repetitlon of the ilrst. Minnie M. seemed to have the speed of the bun li,

_ C

"tml-' Adolph” Musaac' of St' dlllilsdmvlvggl::2(i'r§lioi;\;]d§i?<?¥l'ul]Ie;iigvtIi§t ance- 65 9' c" Wm be Dam aw

the wind used to sway thc sleigh to 100 P' °' in s"°°k')

- . Beecligrove ._ . . . . ...

one side and she lilt lt, making lie; Hamilton S B Fox Co __

break and act badly. This is only

nor in this class. as he had won# race ovor the winner on a previou

work arid did not have his usu

seen her race better on the turf, bu

but her new and enthusiastic owne may find the complex combination

ton Campbell. Sweet Marlo, Cus. Clay Nellie Bly. E. Campbell, Piirksire Boy

race all the wny. first one horse

on .-*

m t _____. the lend then another, _hut the Comet

finished first, with Parkside Boy B,-,ef (ig) 710 second, Sweet Marie third, Nellie Bly sausages Uh) loc fourth, Klip it fifth and Sadie Chimes

sixth. In the second heat the Comet SiSIDE 1\[ARKE1‘S

was first, Sweet Marie second, Pnrk side Boy ilrd. Nellie Bly 4th, Klip

third heat thorn wus n. cliniigo oi pr

break. and this i.lme Nellie Bly go the right foot out and won the lien

won, Klip lt 5th and Sadie Cliliiiss 6th

but the Comet made a desperate effo

Parkside Boy 4th, Klip It Sth. Sad

future. there being some big talk be

't is hoped that it will not eiid ln talk,

.he speed. The omcials for the da voro: Starters, J. ll. McG_rei!or and

ileove until the proper time arrives, when he will show the boys it thing or two. His friends will him well.-B

____._.._?_,_.__.__.

CAPTAIN NEWHOOK NOW IN COM- MAND OF MORWENNA. _,___

HALIFAX, Feb. 20.-The steamer

Morweiina ls on her way to Halifax from St. Jobu‘s and will sail from this port for New York, still under charter to the Red Cross Line. Captain New- ilcste, is master of the Morwenna

li. 0 D (50 p. c. cash 50 p. c. stock bonus.

les which have paid dividends

gzgount for 1914. Moat ot thsso

.._*Pt_i:AsAN'r snare.-'rue vni- Wi" °_*P°°‘ *° P” °W"°“'~\ ‘U

l'9

PrlnceAlliert..

Rayner International declared 40

J R. J. McNeill Co, cash 60. stock

M; Rayner Stonehurst Silver Fox n_ Co.patd.... ,..200 “_ Rayner Clarke dr Harlow Fox

held in the Montague Skating Rink on cr. West St. Peters, spent the week c°' °"°“"p‘m

e B. I .Rayner, West Gore

. M tEdward.... _...paid

visitors, though beaten, went away were visiting friends in Little P012 °“?Wml addmoml 10 ,_ c_ man)

time.--B. .Miss Christine Steele, has returnezl Mun” H"b°r"'° iia";::':,°'§5

8 (More soon) “_‘_' Westmoreland sum at Poten

Co_.... _.cash 35, stock.

°' Sllver'1'ip.... ......cash _ (Added three pairs) Imperial Silver Black Fox Com-

Upton.... cash,

“_ pany, Ltd., Montague. . _. .

(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-

” 10 p c .

d’ ot.her.... ._ .46 ` e

Launchl_ug.- Mr. John D. McDonald. ($?i?gxdHI'|`8xF€gm(?&u ash v Il

d n on x and Farm Lands, .

New Lo d Fo

e re later.

Sunday returning from Amandal Ltd" 300 p_ c_ cash' and mo

T5 Regal .. .. ..

9 Seal River.Black Fox Co.. . . _ . _ _ . . .

(Also 8 pups added to ranch)

. lvldend 0! 50 p

tune Red Cross Society sem a se d Thursday uftemooii, were quite su( U-d 1189 D310 B d

c0ns|gnm,,,,¢_ of goods_ Feb 18,_h|c;’;'n_ ccssful, but not very largely attended Cen! U1 Bi0¢K

mining the following amc1eB,___26 owl.rig to the short notice given to th “mmol sm surrounding public, the day befor

¢_ out of a declared dividend of 110.

is later.

Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox

(With 60 or 70 later) *

. ` re'

" ' e _ . _ ii i¢its.i3.1<‘.cn......_........ G'°"°' has '"“'“°d f'°“‘ 8 "L" ‘° gm' and Arm' °w“°d I" Gm' M§_ actgnd two roxes'a<i<iea in stock)

1- Magic Fox Co....._.... ....50

d (Also ten foxes added to ranch)

Bedequo Fur Farming Co., Ltd..... Glennladnle Silver Black Fox Co 1

e and later: 9 Spring Park.. .... .... .... .....1;.$

s_ (More soon)

B N. ....ps1d10l5 “_ Black Prince Fox Co.. .. _ . _ , .paid .50

not and Aenaes Macdonald, Lot 40. ‘}°“°'“l F"“' F“m°' Ltd“"D°m 17

on in d-

.20 50

.20

nudui-Hill.-I -'~ ` _- .' ' " ‘V 1'" ' _J '~ 5

TWU fllillllllli ill", main defer.

1 _..°l1' PAYS' to buy lu this Province. . ..°0NE CENT per word each, lu- lf' . If your rooting is

sertlon for advertising lu this column. Th” f°“°“'"‘5 " ‘ lm" °t °°m' co

' co - ` df!

Cesrfvomhhitilfteed

ls guaranteed in writing 5 years for 1-ply, I0 ears for 2-ply/,_aiid l5 years fo_r 3-ply, ani? the responsibility' of our big mills stands behind this giutmntee. Its qual- ity is the highest and its price the moat ' reasonable.

make the fol-

nd prius)

'I0 15

2 iinzmsnifiafuddeggrsgevff figdkiifilifigxi Ritchie. Tenor; Dr. T. E. E. Robins, Bass; Mr. A. B. Oosh, Scotch

_ per cent cash, with more tu follo

d' Hartford D. S.” Fox Co.. . . . . . _ _ . ._ e Peerless._....

. .*l\lr. John ,Ju Campbell, Elmira, Fefllilllle. 0W1\€\'1 l>Y‘J- A- G- Ellis, Hull md b°l““°° “ner °h““°ry hm

was in Sou;-15, \v¢duegday__- driven by Geo. Martin; Mbiiile M.,

_._ owned and driven by J. Murphy; Score- C0-» Ltd~-°~ "

Company

Roo/In _y

Plllsbwrfli Ddroil Hlsxlaapaiis

51411

mmm __ 50 mb and 30;, A5023 Will be held in the People’s Theatre on Thursday

1° next, February 25th, for the benefit of

Dlamond.... .... ......30 Rogers Paton... ......1o .M13 B. L. :Garnhilm

_.mouse Races, iiein nt Mania- (More later)

gue. on the river ice speedway Inst The Freeland Sliver Black Fox Ci;

'E When the following Artistes will appear; Miss D. Sutherland and

Miss M. Ross, Sopranos; Miss L. Blanchard, Contralto; Mr. G. E.

A” '- ." ";`.K.Stl dM.F.T.

e additional Bm Wm be paid Mm me Humorist, Rev LittleJohns, Violin Miss an ey an r

Watkis, Piano, and the Grace Church Orchestra.

° Reserved Seats 35c-Plan at Jamieson’s Drugstore-

40 8607-2-20m4l

W M Z l ' 1

TRAPPERS TAKE NOTICE

We pay the highest prices for Raw Furs. One

trial order will convince you. Write for price list and tags. The New England Fur Co., 131 Marlboro Street, Chelsea, Mass, U. S. A.

NOTE:-No Duty on Raw Furs coming into United

States from Canada.

.60

young mare, by that grand old iron M\UT°Y mv” ' horse, Brazalllan. and it is thought had MB555¢h“5°“5 ' a"1§a'm 'she been in right condition the sum- Mt- Herbert Suv" mac an lmary would read differently. Arlon F” C°' "

was looked upon as the robable win- A E Mchean' md ' ' ' ' " ' ‘ ' ‘ ` ' `"

ir. R a ri ii _

“ iffxhyzléfiyoiitofo ;1i%,5?>fiepeci-“Lair The Canadian Countryman (weekly) one year....$l.50

s _

occasion but he seemed short of DY ildfllllit six pairs to the rlmtll-

race liad six starters. the Comet. Pros-

5th and Sadie Chimes Gth. In the

tr graniine, the Comet going to a had 3Hl'l0.V l>0l` WSU- 65 'U 75

t Buckwheat per bush T0 to 751:.

al _____1______.__.._.

flight of speed. Score Card the writer

l. ,. ~ . ~

is informed that she does not Lake CII’TO\VN ]\[AII.I\1‘/IS well to the ice. She ls very unsteady, ' _.__

. Pork `

Oats (black) `

tc i»u;s i iui,ci-. 26,

,,,,, ,,.,,,,,g,,,_. 81?... “iitiiii n...”.§°n....t;.i, i-.I:‘i2_ E521 i.".‘i{.‘3°.’§;‘.’n.» 2.. ru-:Ass Usa 'run r~‘oLLow1Nc Form

_*_ side Boy, John N. McDonald; Klip it, Foy,-1 gud chickens (per lb) 10 to 12 _ _|

..°M r Aiiiin J. iuenonnid. cusp. B;li::;ck;Ti:li;<i£i;g;: ciiignienh 'rub Bniirér (pair gif

’- S0 HW Y r us 1.

the third score, and it was a horse I-p?|:1'iop‘;is(p‘§' bush.) ]1‘5c The Charlottetown Guardian,

in ' i(‘.. r

Cnlfsklns 17°

Hides

Corrected Tueldsy-

t cnifnirinn por iii. 1

just by ii nose from Sweet Marie. wltli E535 D0’ 00”- .2" ~

the Comet und Parkside Hoy fighting HEY. (DYCSSUKU D07 tml 3)’ for third nosltloii, which the Comet' HEY. (|0030) P0' W" 5 ‘~ 1;;

_ Hides. per lb. F60-

Tlie fourth heat was the last and most 08” (Mack) P" b“5h 'gg

exciting of the day. The horses got 0815 (“'\\l“") Per b““h -

Q ssoi-2~.'.iii4i

The Bldeford Fox Co. Ltd.. .. ._ .200 ‘

,. (100 p. c. cash--paid 35 D- 0-1 bl’-1'

A wouni-ziirui. CLUB orrui\ 2,2, 1 ' ` S '

Sic.

- File. The Guardian has been authorized by the Management of

and even one hopes he Wm' The green oats (whim) doc. the Canadian Countryman to continue thc above offer.

» Straw (per ton) $6.00 Subscribers who have not yet taken nilvantage of this unpar- , Hay pressed' (pm-’ ion) $14.00 rolled offer are requested to do so at once.

lic

II, `

,_ »-. _ _f ' , |

ne Mormng Guardian (mailed) one year... 2.50

) A .__-

TOIHI. . . . ..."»sssss$4soo

Discount $1.50

@8061 papers for only $2.50,:§I]

ri Subscription Department,

ill

Charlottetown, P. E. I. I

Dear Slrs,

Enclosed find herewith $2.50 being renewal sub-

scrlptlon to the Mori1lngGunrdlnn for one year. With this sub- scription I understand that I will receive FREE for one year Tho Canadian Countryman, a WEEKLY magazine printed In Toron-

to. Ont. ‘

Name . _ .. ..

C Post0fhco....__..._............. ,

C New Subscribers to Tho Guardian can take advantage of C' this offer. HM"

C. M m` m 1 1 1

well hunched all the way, and lt was 33 25 t° $3”

away after the second score, and were RON" Mm F1001' Def 100 “I5 __

tlio_u_gl_i_t_,__uiitiI thc wire was reached P0U1l0<‘-S D91” \J“Sl\ 252'

that Sweclflmirie would be the wfii`li`e“r",`

rt D - '

and just won by an eyelnsh, wltli W00l D01' lb- 30°' Sweet Marie second, Nellie Bly third. Wheat D91' bush ‘L00 to $15"

» EAMER WILHELMINA

Chimes 6th. Every one looks forwa d ST D R CARGo_

to a' match race between the Comet ' AN HE and Parkside Boy in the very near '-"-“

uit s. demonstration of who really has 1I\SI>€Cl-ill!! U18 Ship lit l"Hlm0\1ll\. illld

<n..i i>......»..... 8 , _ , ,, , ‘;i’°t.“;i'.:‘.‘::2.i..‘l€'i.i’_‘ll.°.'°'¢.1.f‘::'.‘;§‘:.f M°"°

¢,, ""°“° 1” ‘ ° "“ ”""""'"" .i.i-:;:':..*::.::iii'.s:':i':°:::- cnrns

0 I ll '

mmm & P E I selpfn the capacity or pursor

"l'ui'i1lps'per~'husli. 20 » Lamb olts (each) 50 t0 750-

LONDON Feb. 20. A. G. llnys.

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itood that Dau. McGregor, Montague, U0 l'6D|Y 10 /\mb“9“d°" P“5°"* "il" 'ing roconily purchased some new reaentstlou that the cargo wasrdost ii- ipeed, that he ls keeping up his ed for civilians in Germany. Addi-

tional evidence respecting the cargo ls now on the way from the United

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formally announces the policy P0 cernlng foodstuffs destined for Ge

Government exproprlatlng ccrial food supplies.

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s a carefully selected stock. These lots are now on sale on

First Floor at exactly

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All Bargains. Come early and get first choice. lt

will pay to BuylNow and put aside til wanted. Sale for cash only. No emnnnts charged. ‘

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Carter & Co. Ltd.

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