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_ Air Itifie_s,ail sizes and Grad os.

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li The imperial Fox Biscuit is an all-round fox food containin

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Khaki Hockey match and 1% hours skate. Arena tonight. Mil.

MEN OF THE 10STh ‘buy your

Semi-riding Breeches at PA'l‘ON'B for a uve dollar bill. color dark, light and medium $5. _ 7008-tt.

» POSTFONED. -- Owing to the .storm the Annual Meeting ot the Anti- Tuberculonis Society which was to have been held last evening has been postponed until » Mondayi next . _

, was nioovsnen- Private Pst- rick Slnnott, Bristol, who has been in the Military Hospital, sutlerlng _Lrom pneumonia is recovering. Private Sinnot.has been on Garrison duty in Halifax for the past six months.

REMAIN IN PORT.- Owing to the

severity of yesterdays storm the Car

Perry Steamer or tho. Stagllley did not leave their docks, but weat er permit- ting will take up the regular service today.

STILL AT THE FRONT -With all

llns in hair goods. Nothing adds more than a well dressed coiilure. Ladies who have not suiiicisnt hair to do Justice to their appearance call on Mrs. White, Queen. Phone 32.1 'I914~tt.

REGRUITED AT HALiFAX.- Re-

cruiting in Halifax is not as brisk as the staff in charge would like. Includ- ed 'among those who enlisted on Sun- day at the Parade station, says a Hali- fax exchange, was a French-Canadin, born. at Prince Edward Island. His name is Poirier Azade, and he resides at 150 Upper Water Street. Another P. E. Islander is A. N. McLeod, Port Vernon. V

ISLANDER HONORED.- Mr. and

Mrs. H.N. Ramsay ot Glenaron, for- merly of P. E. I., were much surpris- ed on March 10th, when the young people gathered in to bid them fare- well. on their departure from that, community. to their home in Regina. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay have made many friends while in Gienarou and will be missed much in their social gatherings. A very appropriate ud- dress wes read by Mr. N. Hammell and also presented Mr. Ramsay with u mantle clockand Mrs. Ramsay with a beautiful hand bag from the choir of St. Andrews Church of which she was a member. Mr. Ramsay replied very flttingly andihankod the young people- very much for their kindness. 1 After a good supper had been served the evening was spent in dancing and music.

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N0 $cHO0L»--_ Ae'-8.60 r yesterday

morning ths*whiatlea blew long and loud to announce *to many anxious parents and children that school was cancelled for the day ~ owing to 'the storm which was oxboedingiy heavy around that hour with almost im- passiblc walking; _

WEDDING BELL!-_--*A very pretty wedding was aolsmaladd on Monday. ~ March 6th in St. Ann'a Church. Lot 66, when Miss Mary 'A. Hagan. dau- ghter of Mr. and.Mrs. P. D. Hasan or Tryon and Mr. 'Andrew Egan ot, Elmwood, were 'united in the holy . bonds of matriuiony. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Curran P. P. The bride was lttlred in blue Gabardina and wore a black seal. plush coat and hat ot white satin. She was _ attended by Miss Sadie Egan and the broom was supported by Mr. James ,- McCa.i!ery. After the ceremony the; bridal party went to the home of the; ,bride where a sumptuous breakfast- awaited them. The day and cveningj passed very pleasantly away . after which the guests returned to their

Egan a long and happy wedded lite.

- AN EVENING IN MARGH.

From the western skyline slauting Sunse¢_ rays the cloudaare 11811121115.

As the Angels ilags _wore Welvills

In the unnamed colours bright,

Fair, beneath the burning snyiand,

Shadowedd lowland, burnished high-

Ot the winter world at even,

Lie. all cold, and calm, and white.

0’er the snow-ilsld. as we listen, Through the sparkle and the glisten.

heavy.

Hear the sieigh~bells ringing. Like a fairy chorus singing, Or some bells ot--Eliin story Chiming for the Eiiin King.

Slow, the western gleam is failing, Slow, the duck of night prevailing. Robe the diamonds ot the Snow-king . And absorbs the dying light; Fades the woodland from the vision; Earth is silent in submission;

As the star of evening, glowing, Ushers in the conqueror, night.

JOSEPHINE MoLELLAN

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But/ter, (creamery) per lb. 4 3-into

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Fowl, per lb. Geese, per lb. Hides, per lb. Hay. (Dressed) per ton. $10. to $13. Hay- (loose) P0: ton. $10. to $12. Lamb pelts, each. ` 40 to 60 Oatmeal, per 100 lbs. $2.75 to $3. Oats, (black) per bushel. 54 Oats, (white) per bushel. 50 Potatoes, per bushel. 60 Pork, (Organs att.) per lb. 91/4 to 121/1 Straw, per ton. (pressed) $6. Turnips, per bushel 20 Wheat, per bushel, $1.20 to -1.40

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Beef, lb. (retail)

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