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_,F 'rss ennnnorrsrown GUARDIAN 7 , I My

We would onli api- tg; ¢

marked superiority ni nuixiiligihii? l'i‘|',h° iiijis not _eiaiicriil pltotuixraplis ilwy 325,; {;}i‘f.’2i.“i§‘§.a{‘i‘.t.'l.‘{l..° ‘“'“ “‘“"‘” '"°m<-\-

Cl\ildreu‘s iorti-tilts ii`qp¢¢i |, ,. init niirl cnlairittnii done Ina first-Gini' style. Clitirges prcprid, “S

‘ 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. '

C-all and see them

The Bayer Studio

FOR A GOOD PHOTO

-visrr 'rus-

A- E- l-N011"--Studio'

Finest work, moderate prices,

Personal attention ' _ t Amateur’s Work. given 0

DON’T FORGET BA BY. 107 Queen St. Charlottetown

I Furness _ I

saiiings

l"ioni l.i*.\`IN`PN l"iout ll.\Lll~`.\X

Saclicin .lliircli 2nd

Sttiil l'uiul " lint( Grzicitiiiti " |7ii,

.\lai'i~li3iii. Sagamore " 2_',(|,

" llltlt. I`titct‘ino April 5th

~ t-`iornl.t\7t-:ttt'i)oL I-‘rnnt l|.\Ltir_\x

Viit. .\'ilil. \'i:t, Ntld,

llitiwiimo .\l.1|'i-li lUllt

.\lzii'i'|i 6th 'l`iibzisco “ 3t)ti,

" l8l|i lloziiioke .\pt-i| |2t|,

_Furncs's,Wiihy & Co, Ltd. Ln Halifax.

Eastern S.S. Corporation

International Line

WINTER FARES

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

St. John to PortIand....$4.50

Stateroonis .............. ..$1.00

Leaves St. »]t.hn 'l`|iursd;iy.a nt 9,00 ii. m. tor Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Doston.Returnina. leaves Central Wharf Heston 9.00 s. m. Monday.tor Portlaiid, »Eastpor1 Ltibec and St. Iohn.

St. John' City Ticket Otline t7 Kin|iSt.

.\.t5.l-`Lt‘;\tt\ii, 't‘. t~‘..\~ |', .\,.~'i_ ],.1,.._N_u A.S. CURi<lI£.` Aucr-l. 5t.li1hn. N. lt.

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PC I F I C ~.

Direct 'Short Route

MA1\’lTlMET|,PROVINCES Montreal and West

lI>.\t|,Y t'1xCt~:t‘t` >'ttN|i/\\'| Lv. IIALIFAX - 8.00 ai. ni. Lv. ST. JOHN, 5./15 p. in t

FAST EXPRESS TRAINS tin' '\\‘|':i:.\' IVIONTREAI. - TORONTO DLTR ICAGO

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lilectiic llitilitctl Hlecni-rs. ilriiipiirtiiicnl Cars

\\'. Ii, II()\\'Al{Il, l_l:|;§.\,, t `.l’,R,, Ht,]ul1n‘. (i|<1()_ \\'.\LI.|'1R. lluniiiiion Express llullrl-A. ing, Clinrtottctowii.

1 1 .J 'J 1 1

from one 'car’s end to the other with ii.

I; unnecessary. ilero is ii Iiome-made

will niake you woiitlei- what liectimo of it.

from any dru ist, pour into ii. ld-ounce

IvvANTi~:_i;'

Quickest, Safes! Cough Reniedy is Home- - Made

» __._..- . ,

Easily Prepared In n Few Mlm-

Intel. Cheap but .Unequlled

'JOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO\/

Some people orc constantly anno ed

rsiltentlrroncliinl cough, which is wliol-`

remcdv that gets riulit at the cause and

Get 2% ounces Pincx (50 cents worth.)

bottle and till Elie bottle with plain granu.

lated sugar syrup. Sturt taking it at once. rradunllv but surely yoivwill notice the plilegm thin out und_ than disappear altogetlicr, thtis ending ii. “With that you 'never thou lit would end. _ It also looseiis the illiy, hoarse ar tiglit; cough and hctils the in- ainmntion in _n_ ptiiiii`ul_eougli with rcinurlcable i-apidi_ty._ Oi'dtunr_v_ coughs ¥\,'°|\'!*l'Ittut'i't'il ry it in 24 liniii-1; oi-_lcss. _°I~"|liI l>¢‘l-ter fin- liroiteliitis, winter witglis iin_il bronchiii_l iistluini,

lkltis l_’inex and bunur Syrup mixture

mu os IQ oiinces-eiioiipgli to lust it family t\_ lung tiiiie--:it a i-out oi only 54 ci-nts. }\“"l>s in-i‘l`i'c't.l\r`iitid tiistiis iileitsiint. Plasi- Y l_>_i~cpiir§~d. I~iill_dircctious with Pinox. VI tncx is it spcctul and highly concgn. `i_i‘itetl coii_ipou_iid of goiiiitiio Noi-wn_v pine `l-\_t=t. rich in giuiiueol. unil is_ famous Il \\0rlil otqr for its ciisc. ci-ritiintv und prutitiiliivss in ovcrctiiiiiiig bud coughs, i-ltuiit. 'iiuil tliroiit colds. H (ict tltirgciiitiiic. Ask -_\'otiriIt'ut.i~vist for 2’/% Oiiuccs l’lnvx.” und do notfnccopt tinv_ hinig else. A gziznriinten of nligoliim satisfnc_tioii£}qi‘ money promptly refunded Hoes wi i its preparation. 'The P' ' Co., Toronto, Ont. max

Wheat and Oats-We re-

quire 300§:ushels wheat suit" , able for eed or Feed. Also a large quanti'ty Oats-both ‘ White and Black.

Buckwheat and Barley- .

We can handle good Barley, y also Buckwheat, either for t Feed or Seed. l

We invite all farmers having the above for sale T to see us soon.

wiii Pay _ Highest cash Prices I

F. .l. Holman & Co. I Ltd.

Charlottetown .

r irsitttettizwis t

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I Shoe *

I Bargains

For Women

y livery woman should ` see _our window, filled I with Bargains in Boots Shoes and Slippers.

Buy your .Footwear

now and take advantage of the substantial savings We have all sizes and maney different styles to choose from.

Call in and convince

yourself. »

Alley & Co.

135 Queen St.

_.11-_:1-

L .-1 *jane _ '

5@_¥_|_'6l`6‘iZ;;1i~,,i,..i_;» -r ~ **_H?gh Grade Coal is the only kind we carry. It does not mat- ter it hen you order, you can be §\\re of getting satisfactory coal if yr u come to us. We have on hand an exceptionally good qual- it of 'coal suitable for ranges and

kitchen use also for steam pur- our ,_ p¢5e3~ HOW IYIUCII do V0” Te' oolat the right price.

tluire? Prices always 'righ_t.

Biiiitiiin Bell & Co

it _.

R”

. 4% \/so

ri i

ti 5 ttattttt

We insist on your oxiiminlng tho quill.

'tt of fuel that slides down your chuto Plisnty ol dust slag and kllnlrers means money thrown away-

lt you want to

Phone 111, _ V.

' ' i their contributions. Otil

Save Money on Coal

' ra will help you. Clean brlgll

-,.°l1', PAYS to buy in this Province. “

~..°T. GORDON NEB is Guardian

agent in lllontaslw- - -

.."TO CORRESPONDENTS. - Ow-

ing to`the increasingly heavy demands on gpnge, The Guardian cautions its correspondents to be brief ns pos-

sible n

Real News will be inserted.

_____.___-_--

"Baby must be, taken out in the

fresh air and to do so you must have one of our New Up-to-Date Baby Cnr- riages, new patterns, new construc- tions, new colours. about 30 different styles just opened and all ready to be shown. Drop in and see them, the quality carriages.--PATONS.

8354-3-3in3l

" tt itittttttit 2

MR. DONALD JOHNSTONE.

Mr Donald Johnstone, an old iuid

respected resident ol' Cardigan llcud, passed away oit Fcliruary 20th. The deceased had enjoyed fair liculth all his life. uiitll recently when he be- gan to fail. lie` was of a kind , gen- .al disposition and will be greatly Jilssed in the hotne. _ Charity and hos- pitality were the leading virtues in his generous nature. and he was al- ways ready to help. lic was born it New Perth in 1837, and when quite youu.; cunie with his parents to Lluirllgiiti lleail, where he has since 'esliled, und whcrc lic has done much .owurd the upbulldlng ot' the coni- ntuiity. Mr. Ju.iiistotie's i`liiit-ral wus argcly attended, t'riciuls and relu- .i\'<‘.s coltiiiit; to pity it l`i\t'u\vcll tri- 'Jttie to the tlcpiiricil. The si~t'vii:<».s were uoiiiltictetl by Rev. .Inincs Mar- ;lii,»at1tl-tlie pull-bearers were Mur- Vlclreod, Neil Muctfuiiticll. .lulin Mc- Aulay, and John Mel)ouiild. 'Phe iii- Lermeut; took place in Lorne Valley lieinetery. '

THE LATE M. G. DICKIESON.

After :iii illness \t'hii'li for several

/ours confined hint to his house, Mr. /liittliew George Diekiesoii, a well- :itowii rosltleiit, oil-.0Ltnw:i, passed iwziy qtiiclly lust. Sunday tit'tet'tiouii at tis reslilciitre, 201 l\1iicI.urcii Srrcct., §tt_i's_tlie ()tiziu';i Ncivs. Allltoiiglt Mr. llclitcson had been uit iiivuliil for a ont; tiinc, there was little iittlicntioii. lrlor to his dotith, that the viid wits ippi‘ou<:lii\\g. llc hull lately uoiitruct- til ti cuhl, \i'lili'lt, Iinivevcr, appeared .0 have left hliii, but this ittziy lttivc iocii pzii'tl_\' t'c.~;puitsibli~. lor his death. \It‘. llickicson \vtis born :it New Gius- ;ow. l’i‘iiice I-Itlwziiti lsluiid. G7 years 1:0, und revvlvetl his curly cdttczitloii tt the vicinity oi` his liirtlipltieie. \Vh(>ii i young inun he went to the (Wiiiadinit lVest. its pi‘lvut.<: st-<-ri~t‘.tr_v to Govcriior niird, stibsei1tii:iitl_\' taking ii position is ltttliuti Agent in the west. wltore he was sttitiottctl at the time ot` thi; ltiel ltebelliou. After' lioldiuiz that position `or about four years lic i-uint: to Ot- nwu aiid-eiitered the Fiiinnce Depart- =ncnt and, at the time ol' his superan- itizition \vas Uoiniiiioti book-keeper. ilirsidos si widow Mr. llitrkiesoii left iwo diiuglitcrs, Mrs. <7. P. Erlwarils, iiiil Miss Ella. llicklesoti. both ni Ot' ':iwu. mid one suit, Mr. A. Ir. Ilickicso )t` 'I`orotit0. ’l`|tc tuttcrztl was hcl from his late resitlctttzc on Mtit'I.t1re Sl., to Iltlevltvvootl Ceiiieicry _vesterila iiteritooii at 2.110 dcloeli, service being zzoiiducted tit thc`lious-e by ltev. H. lt. Stevenson, ut' Moiitreal. a cousin ot' ilte deceased. The iloral ot`t'ei‘iiigs .vcrc many and bceutiitil.

iiilllllilllli IN ELEMENIIHI iilllllllillllli

(Continued fromnffagc Four.)

ti tl it _,.

A;:i°ii'ultiiro proviiltirl it socoiiil suniiiiui' avltuul for it-:it'lii-ri; lu .lilly 1914. It wut-t lichl lit (7|ttti'lotteto\vii. lasted iiirvc tvouks :ind vrnft iitietitlod by about two-tliii-its ol' ull the teachers in .hc proviiiuu. For the giiitliince of .liaise teachers it well tlioui;lit out i-.oiirse iii uuturo study was ilriiwu up ny cdttixtilloiinl tttitl ngriviilltlrul ox- pcris; utiil its :iii eiti:oui'zii:i:iiicttt. to put forth their licst, ci'i'i>rl;§ teachers were given uit oppurtiitiity to win u iubstuiitlul lmniiss by doiui: well the worlt tit' tho " ltural Sci(-tice" truiirsc. 'i`o be ciititlcil ti) this bonus at tcitclicr must have ii well kept sulionl gurtli-it fi_t‘opt\.rly tuscd iii the liisirtitztiott oi' the pupils uuil have also iivu “lionic pru- |ei~ts" bclni.: i~otitltt<'tuil iii live dliTi:t'- <\.ttt Iiuniott. l"ivc itililitiuiiul “ltotitc t>rti_ii.'t:ls" uri' rt‘i.:ait‘iIcil tis ctiitlvnlctil ‘ii at school _L;i\r<lt‘ii niitl thc tiii>t°c 'Itrinto projct‘ls" stii:t'etssI`uIl_\' cott- tluctvd thc greater tho ainoiiut, ot' tlte

boiigts. _

l is pcrltaps lui) cnt'l_\' to speak ol

results, but the oiitlooli is cortuliily zviicoiirnigliig. \\'i~ feel that we arc on the right track und thut. wc ure suc- rocdliig in tnukliig " lturnl Siwleiive " it vltol part ol' the truluiiig ol' country boys and girls. Already in liiimlreds it' schools rliildrou urn being taught to ob.=ici‘v<~ uuil to du. to recognise the ‘iouiity sud sigiiltlcnniee of oointnott 'lilugn, to realise the dignity ot' lnbour and thi* joys ot' country lltc. They are loariilnix. too, to look to their own pro~ viuce. its still undeveloped resources und its splendid opportiinltles ns o tit- tiiig ilcld for their future tolls and triumphs. `

sortioti tor advertising tn tlils column.

Cash must accompany order.

.'..*Mli.K` FOR SALE-Apply to

D. S. McDonald, Souris.

8798-2-27in1w.

“Try Macs Cough and Cold Cure-»~

this excellent preparation will quickl

a the cough and remove all unpleasan lrritatloits. Price 250. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street.-Mtt.

“Come lri and let us show you som oi' our 20th Century Brand Clothes

S . to $800 on every suit -MOORE 4. MCLEOD. .8868-3-4M3l

"Wainpole's Foriualld Tooth Postr:

kccps the teeth in perfect order. 251:. tube. See our 10c. :uid 15c. tooth brushes. E. A. Foster, Cciitrol l)rug~ storo 8819-3--2M3i.

FARMER BURNED TO

DEATH IN BARN.

GAGETOWN, N. B. March 3.-Mr,

Tliotiius George Wllliuins, aged uhuut 45, und one ot thc bust. known fortit- ers in this district. wits burned to death in a tire wltich destroyed one of his barns at Queenstown, at the head of Otnobog Lake, Thursday night.. together with twenty-five head of cattle. '

AGRICULTURAL VALUES IN 1914.

A press bulletin isstieil tuilny by

the Census and Statistics Oilice suin- uiurizes the results ot inquiries inuilc by crop-reporting tvorwspoiiiloiitss as to (1) the values oi' t`zirui lsud, (2) the values of fsrtn help and (3) the values ot' t'ui‘iii live stock in 1914.

VALUES OF FARM LAND.

For the whole of Cuiiiitlai the ii\'i\t°-

une value ot' farin loud ltcld for u.,L:ri- cultural purposes, whether iinprovcii or uulinprovetl, and including the vul- uo ot' dwelling houses, farms, stables and other farm buildings, is returned :is $38.41 per acre, which ls about equal to that ot’ the last similar in quiry in 1910, when the value \\'as given as $38.45 per acre. in 1911 the average was returned by the Censits its $30.41, but this value was lissed tip- oii iotiiriis front .ill occupiers, iiiclud lin.: farius only recently settled ind tlicreiorc ot` less value. ily provinces the iivcrtigc viilues ot’ 1914 i':iir;a' front $21 pct' acre in Alberta to 515|: pci' acre in British Columbia. ln th

iluc to orcliardiiig, ortliiiary agrit-ul titre being subs.diury to t'i°uit cultur

WAGES FOR FARM HELP.

lu ri-cciit yours tho iviiigcs oi' fur hi-lp have liicreasvd isoitrslilcralily

durlnr; the bumper l\at'\'est. ot' 191! But in 1914 thc pendulutn s\va_'/ci

August thc wixr has had for one 0

fall in the tvizges. Tito demand fo labour this whiter has also decreas L-.il because of the increased cost 0

und $18.81 t'or female help. For the yenr. iiii-.luilin|.: board, the average ivuues were $3221.30 for males and $189.35 for feinales, whilst the aver- age cost ot' board per month works out to $14.27 tor males and $11.20 for ieinulcs. its coinpzired with $12.49 and $9.53 in 1910. Average wages per month in 1914 were lowest in Princi- idtlwiiril lslnntl. viz.. $24.71 i'or mules und $14.43 for foitiules; in Nova Scot- ia they were $31.20 und $14.80 and in New Brunswick $31.93 and $15. li: Quebec the itvcrages were $113.56 und $15.65, and lu Ontario $2.09 uiiil .,»1ti.ti7. in the western provinces they were for mules $39.13 in Mrinitobu. $40.51 in Siislmttzliewaii und $40.26 in Alberts, l`t-itiales reoeivltn; $22.35 in Mtiitltoliu, -.-.ziiti in Susluiloliiwwiiii iiiiil $23.02! iii Allwrtii. 'l‘ltc hiizlicst. wiigvs were paid ht lirltisli Culutiiliiti, viz.. $47.85 t'oi‘ iittilcs tiiitl $31.18 i`or i'i~titu» ics. these iiveriigcs being sulistiiiitiul- ly les:-i thtiii lu t~.li0 when iiuiles rc- ceived $57.40 and teiiialcs $158.

VALUES OF FARM LIVE STOCK.

Vtilucs ure well ittiiitiiiiiiicil ro fair

as t'otitpitrl:'oti with thc l.lit‘t't-. _ve;1t‘s oitileil 1910 ls i~otiiet~t'iii:il; bitt during 1914 tlivro has hvcii it siibstaiitiiil rf.-~ iltictiett ltt thi- vzilito both nf littrstzi ztitd 0l` switii: lt is it cuttst: oi gctit.\i‘iil cotiiplaiiit, tltut the tlcniuiitl for horses other thun for military purposes has l'nllt~u oil. aittil that prices uri-. less by front 25 to 4t)<: oi' 50 p. c., t.lit~ii they wt'.t'i-. lil 1015.

()\~/ing to the hiL'lt pritxo of |;t'iiiti

the kcvpitii: ol' .swine in the west is i-mid to bc no longer u paying proposl tion. Hogs hiivc been sold for what they will t'ctcli-frcqtieiitly for as lil- tlc us Ill/2 cciils por lb.-utttl uiniiy have been iunrkvtcil in an unilnlslicd condition. Ou tht; other liutid thi- priccs otcuttlc- linvo boon well inailti- tnlncit und the iivcrtigc values l`or dairy cows und for other horncil cat- tle arc coiisltivriilily above tliixic o|` 1910. This itverugc per head t'oi' all Caiinda coiitc to $127 for horses. $57 for itillcli cows. $42 for other cattle. $7 for sheep uiiil $12 for swine. ’l'h:~ followiiiiz is believed to be ii rougl approxlmatloii ofthe total value 0 Canadian tiirui livc stock iii 1914: Horses $.t‘71.4:l0,000. cattle $297,131.-

‘000. sheep $14,551,000 and swine. 12.- 418,000, or nu aggregate of $725.5 0,- 000 for nil (inscriptions.

CH"TOWN .MARILETS

Pork Dc. Oats (wliite( . eve. Osts (black) 6Ze. Straw (per ton) $6.00 Hay, prcssotl, tper ton) $14.00

E53 tpcr dozen) 25o. Pri Butter (per lb.) 26:: Fowl (per lb.) 1 . loc. ‘Chickens ' tt to 13c. Wheat (per buslieil $1.00 to $1.25 Buckwheat - ~ "" 70c. Barley 70 io ’r5c. Tub Butter (per lb.) 24c. Potatoes (per bush.) 30a Turtitps (pei bush.) 15c

t i

Dom ‘o t i.td..lll°l¢ .

me \.'i'.'°fin»°=iiii°iiu one 0-t I

' l~_\»ll0¢» .' ' PHONIW4

Lions ti Ba

_Hides lilo. Cultsktns 1'Ic Beet (ib.) 'I to Bo

2500 We can save you from $5 Oo

` Provincial Silver Black Fox Co.. 40

in (with oo or 'to inter)

province however the liiirli .utlue is Hackett 5_ B, F_ CO__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_15

‘ (and two foxes added to stock)

Charlottetown . .- -

in (Also ten foxes added to ranch)

tiiitl they rtaclietl their highest point Gycnmadgic Sitvcr Black Fox Co. 100

back, less labour being required on farms owing; to lighter crops. Since

its effects :in increase in the supply ot' farm labour and consequently- ai

board. For the Dominion tue average

vviiizes por inoiith during the sutniucr, iiiclittliug buttrd, were $115.55 for iuiilc

.The can .. e..mfas.... 1 tit ttvtttttts ttttt Nm “vis ui 'it ° at-iii

_ __ . 10 lilnlniiie Cure is

The folzowtiig is a tlst. ot com-

panies which have paid dividends on account tor 1014. Most ot these corp# 'ipanles expect to pay additional divid- end ister: Bpring Park.. .....10 Prince Albert.. ....

Mount Edward.... paid 10

(With additional 10 p. c. soon)

Murray Harbor. . . . . . . . . ...cash .30

(More soon)

Upton.... cash, 10

(More soon)

Westmoreland Silver & Patch

Co.. . . . . . . . . .cash 35, st.ock,'10

Silver Tlp.... ......cash 15

(Added three pairs)

imperial Silver Black Fox Com-

pany, Ltd., Montague. . . . . . . . . . .15 (added three pairs to ranch and

hold securities for balance duo on

sale ot foxes which when col- lected will enable them to pay an- other .. .. ........10 p.c.

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

New London Fox and Farm Lands.

Ltd., 200 p. c. cash, and more later. Regal .. .. .. .. 16 Dundas .. 50 casli and 300 stock Seal River Black Fox Co. . . . . . . .. . . 16 (Also 8 pups added to ranch) Dlamond.... Rogers Patou.... ......l.0

..'ONE CENT por word each ln- - . V

lJUI‘:SN"l` MA'I‘Tl']I{ INHERE 'I"i-Ili Iiiiluiiiiticd air ppBSag0B, 610811 Out

COLD IS CA'l`AitIilIOZU.\i<I to breathe trcely.

\i`1l.L CUBE IT. I Cntairhozone braces up the throat

____ -gives it strength-stops the hack-

ling cough, gives the lungs a chands.

Doii't snitlle and sneeze with a 1-netytln ten minutes you have wonderful

.10

V (More soon) sold-A-you can kill it in a iiily . by 1`€lit=f~ . 1

y Raynerdlntcrnatlonnl declared 40 _zolbreathiliig in ghe heiiiiiig ‘vapor of In an hour you feel like it rcw bo-

) cure . pa Catarr ozone. t's the quiero-it, sur-

nd emciemy the ww' b“'"°'§ ti. .i. MeNetti co, colin oo. stock no'¢g¢ thing for coins ever i...ow.i~nm-ini if carmiwzone is -mit.

Rayner Stonchurst Silver Fox 'ply knocks them right out. No mvdi-i No treatment so direct,-~Cntarrbo-

C0- D810--~ ---2°°,cino to take when yoi_- use t'at.ai~rho-,zone goes right to the spot--scti

Myléer Ch“'k° & Harm" F" id zo zone,-you just inhale the richest ohquickly, and thoroughly cures coughs

e B ]°’Rh"u'o,§ d,f"fé"Da ' healing piney essences through a spec~iund colds, bronchitis, caturrli and ir- - ' N' B y ' Md mslially devised inhaler,-this medicated'r1table this-it. .\o tnilure, success ev-

All l¢|'l°¢|¥ hind llI|°"°d| $13 00 ¢° Bla k‘P ""9 am 50 vapor is death to the germs of cold ery time. Complete outfit. $1.00; med-

denccmlrlml. Fm.ms""l:td_'_`_'?pam`17lor catarrh. 11: henls and soothes thslii.-in size 50c; small (trial size only)

' plilegm stops discharge, enables you 25c. Sold by dealers everywhere.

¢ ' -Lg' '1 - 1-E*"'£

ing. Colds or coughs simply cau't ex- ~

Wilsons INVJLDS POI{_'I'

(ua aurnsauiww;

is a rational preparation that has the hearty support of the modern phy- sician. It isa superb brainand nerve tonic that successfully combats the depressing effects ol sudden and unseasonal changes iirtemperalure which exhaust the most robust un-

aided organism.

Prepared from the rich juice oi selected Oporto grapes and extract ot

Peruvian Cinchona Bark.

Absolutely no alcohol or other ingredients are added. sic. Bo'r1'i.E Asn YOUR nocron ALL onuootsrs

255

(More ister)

The Freeliind Silver Black Fox Co..

Ltd., has paid a dividend ot 50 per cent. lil stock.

Tho Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.

has paid a 30 por cent cnsli dividend out ot' ii declared dividend ot 110. Au additional sum will ho paid utter the general meeting on Dec. 8.

(Also 'I5 p. c. stock dividend) Pure Canadian Sli. Blk Fox Co., 40

and 35 per cent later.

Richmond Buy Fox Co., 20 pet' cent

(More later.)

per cent cash, with more to follow

later.

Sovereign S. B. F. Co., cash. . .. ...16

(Front 4 pairs)

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

Peerless . . . ...

and balance after Jtiuuiiry lst.)

Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox

Co.. Ltil.... ...60

Magic Fox Co..... ....50

(ln addition to stock dividend ot

100 . c.)

D S.BFoxCo..15

. B¢,,i0q“e iam- Farming Co.. I.td.....10

. (50 p. c. cash 50 p. c. stock bonus.) l rue nitieioni rox co. i.ni.......‘:oo

(too p. c. cash-vaio :tn n- C-1 bal- ance, 65 p. c.. will be paid soon,

f 100 p. c. in stock.)

Bccchgrovo .. ...I5 Hamilton S I3 Fox Co . ,.20 Murray River .1.>

' Massachusetts . ......10

Mt: Herbert Silver Black and Pntch

Fox Co. .. . . . .,.17 liiulrctiit, lrttl .. . . . . .. . . . . 30 (thisli und stock. ltr-.iliuzcil i::\l’\"‘_"l i`rotn $25,000 to_$i7,500 pci* pair by adding six pairs to the rail(-li.)

AIG

titttttittttts

(Special to the Guardian.) Q _I

(‘lilt‘A(iO. Msrcli Il.-Wlteni. -\0~ ~ in-tt. $1.43; A. $1.462/4; No. 3 ttnrtt. $1.44; A, 1.47%. Corn. No. 2 Yellow. 720,; A, Till/gc.; N0. 4 \'0IIO\\'. G9’/tc# A 701/,¢;_; No. 4 Willie, 701:.; A. (lf- oiits, Stn. :t white. 54*/rc.; A. 55’/:<'»-§ Standard. 55’.li<f~i A. 50'/z<"~ Il-\"`~ iioiitiiiul. Harley. G91”-§ A- Sill* Tim' 0|,1\_\~, $5; A, $0.50. (flovor. f§_l_0.50£ A. $14.50. Pork, $17. lrurd, $941. ltibs. $3.75; A, s:».2.'..

S’S`i I)I‘I til A IU( l‘l'l`H

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Corrected Tuesday.

Barley per biisli. 05 1.0 7§° But-.k\vlic:tt por bush '70 to ine. tliilfskiiin ilu-.r lli. Eggs por 1 oz. _ __-‘ '- Iliiy. (presscil) per ton $11.00 to$\~~?0 lliiy, (loom-t por ton $10.00 to $l0._»0 titans. her ti). ";<_~ Outs (block) Por bush Ditt-

(),,i.; (vi/vllililtlei lper biisliwo H R 5-10- n nor 1' our vcr '- " $3.25 to sono

250. 201:.

50 to 7l'it:.

Potiiiocs por bush 'Turntps per hush.

Lomb polls (each) ' Wool per lb. I ~l0"~ Wh-:at per bush -1.00 to $1-50

OLD-TIME REMEDY

MAKES PURE BLOOD

I"nrii’y your blood hy t.al<in_i:

IIooiI’s S:it'.=:ipni'ilIii. This medi- vini- has bccuaiiil slillislho peoplr~`s niciliuino in-cause of its rclinlilc i\Imi'notcr and its wonilerful siieooss in llie treatnirnt oi? the common dis~ e:i.=i~s and nilmciits-scrofiila, cn- tnrrh, i'hi~umntism, dyspepsin. loss oi' appetite, that tired fueling, general dcbilily.

Ilon(l’s Snr-saparillii has been

tested forty years. Get it today.

” DR. D¢vAN'S FRENCH Pllills iii;°ii'»`»°

ulstin Pill tor Women. $5 s box or tliroo lv: lit). Bold st all Drug Stores. or iiiallso to uw sddnuon rccetptot price. The Sooalii. Dsuo 00. Bt. Catharines, Ontario. ,___Ii,T_1

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ifiiosi>iiiittoL'i°oifii”i-:ii. vt.. Vitality; tor Nerve and Bruin: ln¢r°lll0 "titer :“"f' ""°:‘t°~'......"‘°“"t“t;‘::..r.t°::..‘;.: wo or o ni r i

t pri‘c|e.”'.I'iis Soohsu. Dans Co., st.. Osthsrinsg ana o.

Sold_st Hughes’ Drugstore.

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

(MDGILL UNIVIRSITY) Montague, P. E. I.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SEE

CALIFORNIA AND HER

GREAT EXPOSITIONS . '

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 Ainerica, if you goto California and her great Expositions, Sanldiego and Sanliranciseo.

There areexhibits front 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 w:.ir.

Europe has faith in the Expositions. Get Your

~ Ticket Now.

“lflacer lo que tu; Oh! Espana, nunca sonasie" 1915

- _ 7Cervantes ALL

“To do what thou B Oh Spain. did never dream” THIS

-Cervantes YEAR

This is your opportunity to see Caliiornizi-San Diego,

Los Angeles, Riverside and San Francisco. - To see the Grand Canyon on your way out and Yellowstone Park on your way back. 'l`he railroads. the hotels and Exposition have all combined to make it easy for you.

Take advantage oi 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

W. K. ROGERS

$571.2 `.5tiMll'.

il.

l""' "'l REDDIN Enos.

Our Dispensary Dept. has proved itself UP-

'I`O DATE. _

Our patronage is the RESULT. ' U p-to-date Service.

Fair Prices.

Personal Service.

. REDDIN BR

LSD

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T5 RECRUIQEIST li/AN§ sit. cittininu Mouniiso ittt=t.tzs

(3rd. Contingent) This Regiment is now being organized in Maritime

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OFFICE OF I ATE DR. FRASER.

Provinces

PAY--Privates $1.00 and 10c tield allowance

Extra pay for Shoeing Smiths, Cooks Saddler, &c

‘SEPARATION ALLOWANCE-$20.00 per month REQUIREMENTS-Height 5 ft. 3 in

Chest 33 1-2 in.

Age 18 to 45 years

Enlistment to be made with the undersignedz-

Major. A. E. INGS-Ch’town. Capt. T. H. E. INMAN-Summerside. . Lieut. F. P. BELL-.-Ch’town. Lieut. A. C. SQUAREBRIGGS-Miscouchc

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