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` F§§_.,RUA3Y "7»'19‘6__ ` " ' ras-crulinorrsrown cusnnrxnr ' . " 1=1»Cii§'sl=;ys_r4#~.

_ _ ,_ V . - V . ) - _ _

gil _tile flour you use. if you want

Elle b__e_st_ in these things, use ' ' -

Palms

' `*,~>

Mx., ' --

bert _J. Gallant. .50: Jean Pierre Arsenault 25 Emanuel Arsenault.

The Eastern. Guardian.

,Your Bi‘¢&<i» Qakeskand Pies deéénd it

. .*l1' PAYS to buy in this Provlncof'

Representative i n Montague.

Ross, wbo_ior the past few weeks has

is reported to be improving.-J.

..fW|NTER SUPPLIES--The farm

iirewood. - Dixon Bros. of F r

_esrri

..°u. F. Tlsnnsv is onerata re casa moot accompany order. ‘

" presentative ia Sonris. Illlltf. ' ‘°"_

.. MR. -

l ..*T. GORDON lVE8 is Guardian( Guardian alem fm' AUUHHMIG Bild VIC'

inity.-J.

.JUNE GEN1' per word each in

on for advertising in this column.

* C MARKLE HOWLETT is

‘ asplendid

Rea

every day

Stan. J. isnt, 50 Andre (J Arsenault. 25

¢. . I ' /_ .25; Amos Wcdgc.'.24; Joseph B.

° “.` .25; Joseph Poirier, .25; Antoine

V 1 ° Gallant. .25; Andrew J. Gallant, $1;

USES Anile M. nlel1ora...25; Joeepll Gall-

dy . det. .50; Joseph R. Poirier. .'l0;

Gallant. .80; Emanuel Gal-

..°FORTUNE HEAD. - Mr, Neil . .#6000 WORK- - The school al

_ l-fortune Hoon is _llrosressins rapidly

been very ill with spinal meningetis. under the skilful management of Misa

Frances Matheson -J

sal

guard again

coldssndcilills. /- -' pr

ACUBE N ~\-:'_`__ .» 'ron \ ',

Arsenonit, .50; S. A. Ga.llant,___$i:

Inasloment W _ ; . . S;

B rt B. Arsenault. .25; Marc .

A CUP Of |10* 0X0 4 I Gzillini, .25; Nnrcleee Gellem, .so;

is .1 _ Al Ploelue Gellent so Bruno Cormier

7 - 7

1-‘lrmane Gallant, .25; Laurent J Gallant, 35 Amallg J Gallant, 25

Jerome ll. Gallant, .25; Zephiffn Au- coln, .'l5; Joseph C. Arsennult, .25;

_ » _ ' ' 1 __7: 'J _ ; _ _ ;

.[. ..»-me ANNANDALE nnalvlxrlo """'""'“'°"" "ig Z , {`“‘;'° Q51 G,§"“e“f;, ',§f‘ ,§°,‘;{.‘;"‘ §5.G‘{}'

ers-or Fortune are lnley llanllng their ‘cLus.-gvilii bold airanudcallcegtsnd ' " G ` ' ““' ° ' 'B ’ “Q ' ' ' '

° '-’B“°k°" °°“ “ “mm “° ° °° ' ` 75' Francois Poirier 25' M thurin

tune Bridge are hauling lnl-go qnsnt- .i-louse, on Friday evening Feb. 18th. E; ,iam $1. Z ,ml dai,an’t' S; Jem mes ot ‘lumber t° ‘heir mm and get' 1916' in “id of me new han' Dums ` ni; Gallant ‘T€0'P Denis Arsenault.

A. Aucoln, .50; Madelalne Gallant.

' V . - } so '-'~ -.', ‘\

f '» r. In »

. 1 =. el' z 5 l

, _ Q' /.3 '_ ~ materiel.-lr.

Baptist, Rev. R. N. Rand, pastor. oll

717 -

ting out large orders of lobster trap 011611 Bi- 6-30 °'°l9°k» °°“°°"|- b9.Si“5 “P PITRIOIIC FUND 25. And,.e’J Aréenault 20. s,_anis_

'L30 dclcck' Admission' chndren 150" m*-' laus Arsenault $1' Hercule Arsen- " Ad-uns' 25‘ Ladies with baskets “ee” anlt 50' Mrs liercule Arscnault. `

» ..~ANNANoAl.e cnuncl-les- come and bring your irlarldg- (continued from page four.) _25.' mise A,-,§.,,,.,nl¢, .5o; Andrew

735°`2'u'MM‘ Arsenault, .50; Mde. Andre C, Arson-

Sunday evening a very arble address _ *_* ault, .25; Lucien 'l‘. Arsellalllt, .25; W” give" °“ the War' There Wm he ..’°FORTUNE 3R|DGE--M!‘-LH\18l‘I- Roderick McKinnon, .50; Joiln Mc- Victor Areenauit, $1; Andre Aucoln,

- ` ' “° mmchmg service “ext s““d“V~ lan McCormack of Fortune Bridge has Isaac, $1. .25; Joseph N. Aucoill, .50; idmllll- '_'

Presbyterian, Rev. Wm. McLeod. DB9' purcilas0d8V€i'Y line mare from Mr. Collected by J. D. McDonald, Cable nel P. Arsenanlt, .50; M. L. Gallant. »

. W ` " ' 2°" P"ea°h‘“S “WIC” “ext S““‘1“Y “l Herbert Jackson.-The many friends Heed East, as follower- .50; Antoine 1.. Gallant. .25; Peter

' New susan-zsppztln » 7- "

l.l»<ls A Hoes Flsl-l

P 0 T 0 S PARIS. Feb. 15.-Zeppelin airsbips

which look part ill the latest raid on

England are of an enormous new ____

CALL AT OUR srumo ¥§?§'.I.‘I.`.§°" “-“"“°‘ '»“““ ““’ “”°’ “°' CWTOWN MARKETS

~ Tile Matin gives the specifications- “_

are pleased to see him ont again af- Lewis, $2; Andrew Sutherland. $1; Benoit A. Gallant, ter llis recent illness.-The many James Sutherland, $1; Mrs. John A. Poirier, .50; Maxime G. Arsenault, _ “_ _ _ It 50_ friends of Mr. Wm. Collin of Bay For- McDonald, $1; Henry B. McDonald, $1; John H. Arsenauli, .25; Joseph Polrlfgr. ~-f>;r(1llill8“€ Al‘H0i\8\i » - . tulle will be son'y to hear that be is .50; J. D. McDonald, $1. L. Arsenault, .25; Amabe L. Arson- A Frlclld. ~~»0.

confined inthe house with a severe Collected by Clement Steele, Car- unit, .20; Joseph S. Gallant, .25; attack of la. grlppe.-Mr. James Col- digan Road, North, as followsz- Syivin L. ltichard. .25; Joseph L. lin of Fortune Bridge is busy thresh- Patrick McKinnon, .35; George Richard, .50; Charles Richard. .50;

ing and sawing wood lor the farmers Mclntyre, .50; Tobias Mullins, $1; Philiberre Richard, .25; Jean G. Ar~ _ _

of the new super Zeppelins These (C°"°°"°d °“ T“°ldlYs and Frida ot the vicinity-It is pleasing to note Clement Steele, $1 Raymond Mc- senanlt $2 Victor D Gallant 25; H ili0\1il\ B\i\iS<fFlDll0l\). LH\8<l0“ll1

82 Club. per Thos. W. McMillia.n. City.

of Mr. Allfred Burke oi’ Bay Fortune Clement Sutherland, $2; Robert L. Richard, $1; John L. Ricqharg

; . a e

to 21

eonnnlt, sl; Jorépn J. L. nlenerrl. ss; Maclerrc Gallant, .25; Me. Louis il.

Mrs. Ben] llenrtz, City, $15; Mrs.

Murdock McKinnon, City, $15; Bruce stewart, city. $5; (rea. payment); Arch lrwill, City $18.60; (account $10.

I c la si .ll - » rl r - 1 ~ 1 5 1

'la tt lo . - ’ - . ' -' - ' - ’ ~

he 00 S [1 0 nerlnl monde... have ,. volnme of ll er. (creamerrl and Ml. George Allen of sorlnne Klnnon, sl, rrnnole J. lvlonnley .'15 rrnneole c.. onllnnl. .2o, .loeeon l~. $100; Baptist Young Ladies Am SW

52,000 cubic metres each. and instead B“tW"» (°*'°5m°"Y) m

l .- ,x_; . .D.Gll ,.25;

Ilrldge is improv ng from his recent I-ienry Thompson, 50 Iosepll Mc ,Gallant P5 Joseph J a ant piety' per Miss Edith B* Stems' Presb

_ ricllt. llulf proceeds :lfterllooll tea at

. of a huge fish.

Butter, fresh, lb.

tune are taking advantage of the ex- John McDonald, .25. Gallant, .25; Bruno

.»

llonle, of Mrs Brllce. Stewart, City,

‘ 1 ' The Zeppelins are driven by elgh

The Gift that doesnt reqmre 200-horse lwer motors, and are cap

5 Fowls, lb G Chickens, sb.

an occasion that is always timely

Y P t h

able oi a speed of seventy-live mile nn holll' Tile ordinary speed of th

, Eggs, doz.

1020

12126

_ Beet lb. (retail)

Hay (pressed) ton

hlll'.l‘lt.a ll

llo‘Il .m o"l)‘?l; Sairilivipgenlfg ezsuippzii straw (Dressed) tm' $6'

wllll tllrec plopellers ellcll, and ar covered with ll sclcll llc alnlllillu

‘Q Porlclb

m Potatoes (Reds) bus.

Tnrnips. bus. -

50 to

. 85 _

of being cirag-shaped, have the form B“Ui0r (Tub) Ib. _ illness.-The smelt fishermen ol’ For- Kenzio, $2; Wm. D. McDonald, $1;, Jean J. Arscllault, .35 Fred

J J

32 , 0,

tension of -time.-The merchants at Collected by Patrick DeCourcey Gallant, ..l - Emanuel

12 Fortune report that they have halldl- Milltown, as followsz- Arscllault, 35; Napoleon Arscnuult, 13 ed more eggs this winter than ally Patrick Mullins, $1; Richard Wha- .50; Lucill F. Arsenolllt. .50; MOSGS 15 winter in their history ol' trading len. $1; Michael Morrissey, $1; Pat- D. Gallant, .35; Emanuel P. Arscnanlt,

'12 ¢° ‘I3 which proves that the farmers are ink- rick DeCourcey, $1. l,.50; Stallisllllls itivllllrd, .50; Picrrc

$25.

date:-$24,055.39.

5° Ing more interest in poultry.-F. Collected by Michael McKenzie. Arscllanlt, .2Fl; Francois Poirier, .25'l; 75186-216-hill.

12» 15

clown the Bay, as followsz- Jerome Arscllauli, $1; Alltllolly Gul-

Mrs Donald Mclsallc, $1 John D lant, $1; Leon Gllllllllt 40' Milo .los-

Totnl sllbscriptiosll ilom public to

H W BiNNlNG

e ur intm

Mak vo apgé) ent today plllllt wllic°il rcllders tgem as lloarl

` invisible as possible.

' Each ot' the new billions can re-

lnnill in lilo air for twelve hours. (Bleetsl bu: und cull rise to an altiilldo oi' 12,000 an? sl' M'

foot within :l space of less than to W°°' b

' _ . ; . . K , . , ._ Y on. <....... ln. 22 -- “',1“‘=".-“,‘§,= ,”“,;‘°“':.,°‘2‘,“» *‘=~,_S‘”‘ °""1,"',i°““;;L2,,f§;,{';§'§,';3:,,§"9,," nlt.nevliN'srlll:l4t11rrLls-;.;°lr

- - . .,..; -, ..»'.-~ ..; '

Oats (black) mls' '48 "°Mr' John A' Steele' Glemme' was Ibegl' uPaIl€lcllI<l Mcinnis lgglaélosglril .Ibgggll Richard 05' Cyrus llicllnrd ¥ilmmI Pmmr wwnm' “amor “nut”

40 <1" Som-|g_ Tuegday,--J_ ' 1 _ l v _ _ _ '_ _' ' ,__ ‘ ' 0. Sod at all Drug Stores. or mniledtolnl 45 Mclllnis, .50, James P. Mclnnis .50, .25, Joseph S. Richard, .2.», Joseph A. Egdrglsggticceiptoapgcie. Tm Sooan.l.Dauu

. _ Norllert Mclnllls, $1; Michael Mc- Ricllllrd. .2£'l; Doll. J. Arscllalllt. .l0; _ - -` ,Q‘°!l_l* _-9:

40 ~~°Th° m"°“y mem” °l Mr' N"‘“ Ken' $1. ltobert llowi $1; Run- Benoit Poirier. 25' .lcon Pierre G:ll~ EEN, %f,;"‘;‘;,°3

1 Ross of Red llouse. wwill be sorry to , zm' ' _ ' “' _ j ‘ ' ' ' ' _ u ham, of his Harlow ,,hmSB__,_._ _ uid Gillis, $1, ltev./A. McA!\llay, $7. lallt, .loscpll_A. /\rsen;l`lllti'm.’10l,

~H»-

,..-el 1. ‘ 135 Queen St.

. ( 2*' \.,. _A - I

llll Il Established 1877.

|l",|,,l';,,;§|llllll |||||\

A. E. millutes. 'l‘llc nrmlllllollt consists onl' g‘;;:;1p:'£b H ‘

, ’ several slnoll curlllon, lllacllillo guns '

and about ll toll lllld ll llalll' oi vxlllof Duck. 'v*' '.‘ u

Good Photography

Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

107 Queen St."

Phone 68-J. -

I Furness '

I O I

Sallmgs

From LONDON ‘ From IIALIFAX

STEAMER

Shenandoah jan. 29th

Ian. 28th Kanawha Fell. 1 :th Feb. 9th Rappahannock " 26th

From LIVERPOOL From I-IALIFAX Via Nfid. Vie Nfld

Tabasco Ian. 29th

Ian. 29th -Dromore

Glraciana Feb. 27tl1

Fell. llth Durango Fell. 29th

Fum¢ss,\Vitlly & Co,Ltd.

.l'IaIif3X, N. S. _ M

Eastern S. S. Lines

INTERNATIONAL LINE.

S. 8. North Star.

'- -xrv1|

""5

Leave St. John Thursday at 9.00 a.

m., Coastwise, to Boston.

Return, leave Boston Mondays at 9

a. m., via Portland, liiast Port and Labeo.

MAIN BTEAMSHIP LINE.

Between Por'tls.lld and New°York. Steamship North Land and Herman

Winter.

Reduced Fares- Reduced Stat

room Prices.

Schedule distributed- Infomation

upon request.

Bt. Jolla City ’1‘ieketl0iilce. 47 Kinl

Street.

A. O. Currie, Agenh Bt. John. N-9

Q. E. Fiamlnd, 1'. IA P. A., Bt. John

ow runlvv e A

B lt _

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\1'}' . \_

.oar n

nfs

if' 1 `I, 1;; 'A1

“Keep ,tile H0111?

Fires' ~B'l'lrlling” '

sivos.

~ nouns /

IDNEY

/ Pl Li. S f1fi.@ \\\\\;\n§.‘-if . 1,, EES R £(.|`D_r\l§_i_-|~§F 5 £,c'*_ ._ ‘|'i'!l~ RIG HE-|y-M;|55»C" “`_\li|`- man :Sr :S 9 P .nll'.",‘-‘»,.",lJ' _ .' ._ I. ,.__,. " ' A23 fum? all-“U

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S9811-,IE MARKETS

`\\\\\ \ \ \ \ I Pi (Corrected Wednesday.)

~` . _ I, Bnokwneet.bnen_ 'lsto $1.00

lllaes

'l`urlceys, per lb. 20 to 2

Butter, (dairy) per lb. 27 to 28 Butter (creamery) per lb. 33 to 34 Calfskina. per lb. Eggs, per doz. 25 to 28 Fowl. per lb_ ` 10 to 12 Hides, per lb. 14 Hay, (pressed) per ton. $10 to $13 llay, (loose) per ton. $10 to $12 Lamb Poits. each. 40 to 60 Oats, (black) per bus. 49 Oats. (white) per bus. 47 Pork. (organs att.) per lb. 81,6. to 111/,z

Turllips. per bus. _ _ 20 Wool, per lb. 20 to 40 Wheat, por bus. 80 to $1_10

` Falrvillo, Sept. 30, 1902,

Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.

New Boots

We are showing the

very newest boots for women, including the Gypsy Button made in dull kid `

$4.00 a Pair

Also a new patent but-

ton boot with black cloth top-gaiter effect.

$4.50 a Pair

These lines are spring

styles. .

Alley s. or

you that we consl cr your ARD'S LINIMENT a. very superior

. articl alld we use it as a sure re-

LMIIBS ` 'f

tile price was one dollar a bottle. I

Dear Sirs,- We wish to inform

d MIIN-

lief for sore throat and chest When

l I would not be without it

mean it. . _

Yours truly, CHAS. F. TILTON.

“;ll1_iilssinna|E@

Mayor Brown’s Office Hours '

Mayor Brown, ailioe hours--10 to

11 a. m. 2 to 3 p. ln. On Saturday. 10 to 12 a. m. 7303-2f16Mtf.

DR. HEATH MelN1’YRl. Dentist Gamsron lloek. Vlstorla New Charlottetown Omoo Hours: I a. ln. to 1 p. m. 2 p. m. to 8 p. nl.

‘ < . 8688-10-liltf.

MOIION G DUFFY

aerrlotm one llttornoyo lcllcltora for Royal lank ol Canada

ll`ONlY T0 LOAN.

seacock Ann sons

Patents, Trade marks. Designs. Registered Patent Attorneys.

t ,Representatives-in all foreign conn- l‘ Sl

_ ‘write lor Book “Patent Protection".

'l' I.

All about and how to Obtain Pat-

elltln, , » `

99 Bt. James Bt.. llhtrsai.

lranoilaa Ottawa. Washington.

”

Straw. (pressed) pcr ton. Shi

____ pAR|5H gp MOUNT QARMEL C. J.>G.lllallt, .1.l, Josopll lll

uw ,Mn Ernest Dingwe" or Buy Fm__ pm. Rem p_ P_ Arsemmlt’ $4524' as 10; Pllillas (izlllullt, .25; J_cnll (1. All-

2 mm. was in Sour", gum,-,lzw follows _ coin, 25 Joseph ( Allcoill, 25 Moll(-

5 -- ' . . .

, _ on a 1 » - I - f- r - ' » '-

business trip.-F. Josepll K. Arsellnlllt. .2i'l; Phill- Marlo /\l'scll:llllt, $1; Rev. P. P. Al'-

Vitality; for Nerve and Brain: mcfei-l°|"K'l°¥ mlltter"',a 'l‘onlt~-will b\ll1_d you up, ‘S is MLK tyvo for 35 at drug stores, or by mal on renal ai price. 'rule lscoalztl. Dano co.. SL Caihlrllwlr

Ilntarlo. - . Sold at Hughes' Drug Stone. .

M41 '_ I M I l 17 | A ___ ._|_`_ _ V. S

13 `

~ About

(_________., ____ . _..__,_____.___

We1‘e\`

_ Skeptical

I » Machine Iiookkeeping

knovvn Rubberset _Brushes met

. a serlous bookkeepmg problem

due to_ growth of business

1* . BY C. M. FREEMAN /fdgffu-"wr _

i _ How the makers of the well-

]/l I/1:

Ruél/:rm C a. ojir: card

pamd up to Ill: mm-

Tfmwf of file Rrlibmfr Cwlvrfly. ur. -wir/1 .. an.f@..g/l. rf/..pl..n. your mn/n».¢

Burraug/11

/land/u ri!/ur,

law:-/eq/‘ar mrd ledgzrr. It mn br

N:-wart, N. J. _

ITH the growth of our business, accounts had multiplied and bookkeeping had _become

_ _ 'more and more of a. problem. Something had

to be done, but you know how hard it is for a. business concern to consider a. new move in its bookkeeping and accounting ,work-even when its executives know that something of the sort is needed badly.

Something was Lacking in Our Bookkeeping

That was evident to me because statements didn’t

get out until the 10th of the month-and so all our

had to be dolle in the three weeks that were oft. trial balance was hard to get, and statelnents kept our bookkeepers working overtime for a. week or two every month. Prompt relief was necessary.

Interested in Mechanical Way of

Handling Figures _

Because of my previous connection, and the knowl-

edge I had about the use of Burroughs Machines, I immediately thought about solving this problem mechanically instead of increasing our oiiice force.

However, the familiar question came _up_ at once:

“It may be all right for a bank, but wlll lt fit our kind of business?" ' _

Frankly, I was skeptical, but. resolved to look into

the possibilities. We therefore investigated the subject of mechanical bookkeeping from every possible angle.

A Surprising Demonstration

We tried a Burroughs Machine on our statement

work one month when we were particularly rushed. Although we didn’ii get started ulltll close to the end of

that tinle, so radical a change in our bookkeeping.

lt. was truc that for several years the Rubberset

Company had used n Burroughs for straigllt adding and figuring work. It had proved to be a good invest- lllellt and \vc decided to take the word of the Burroughs Company that their Ledger Posting and

. Statement Macilille would prove all cvcn better

investment. `

The Machine Makes Good

Once we had the Burroughs at work ill our oiiice,

the day of skepticism was over.

Our statenlellts are in the mail at 7:30 p. nl. on the

last day of every month.

Absolute accuracy clinlinatcs all chance for com-

plaints from our custonlers.

Trial balance troubles have vllnisllc-tl. Ledgcrs are always posted up to flatc and our

bookkeepers are never ovclwvorkcll. ' '

The sllnlc Burroughs tllnt posts our iedgers docs

all thc otlngr figure-listing, adding and subtracting work of our oiiice.

And with the Burroughs we know that our books

and figures are right. `

A year and ll, llali of experience makes me fcel sure

that lneollanical ledger-posting is the method which will soon llc employed by all progressive business houses. We are glad we did not delay longer in employing a. Burroughs Ledger Posting and Statement Machine to keep our books.

There are 98 cliiiorcllt models of Bu'rroligbs'Book-`

.2 keeping and Figuring Machines. Among them is one ,» tllat will Just ilt your business needs. For your

bookkeeping tronllles,_thcre’s an easy Burroughs-way out. Get. ln touch \vltll our nearest Canadian oiiice.

BURROUGI-IS OFFICES IN CANADA

|| ll ll

Wh” i“ “°°d °fC°“l f" cnn'o‘Nlc` ‘nlssssss ` ’

telephone 'us your order `°r ~ ' Cha':l:¢t:bto‘i2:l¢,°‘:'l. Island,

cali atour office. 0tlt'prioe8 ' -, _ '~ - olllee noon 12 ,ie s only enosy-

are lowest end quality the G00!! UGA! C031 °li’é’.','i¥iii.”§l....r. - -r ; -

.seat greldmeaéigfa/ctorv, %,,n,,~ , i . i , ‘ I.. . .\ ~ I - ~ -It as , " - ‘ *

~ el... nn Radae -

r our 'im

Calgary, Alberta. . , .. _ _

the month, we had all the statements out on the first. _ Montreal Quehw

.Dom-rc»fS~»»~ »»fr°=°°» 1 ...‘“""....‘°.:°::.:.:.‘f’.r.:.f.r:.::’.:';;".:f»°‘

I was still skepitical, however, about posting our

ledgrs by machine.

o fel _that we would have to be “shown” to our

complete satisfaction before making what seemed, nt.-

Ottawa, Ontario . u. i i I 1 i

'l`oroniAl, Ontario _ , . . . .

Vicinrill, ll. (L. . . . _ . _ ., Willlllulr, Ollillrin . _ . _ . .

FIGURING AND BOOKKEEPING MACHINES

PREVENT COSTLY ERRORS - SAVE VALUABLE TIME

.l30)§ SpllrkaSt.

tit. John. Nnlv Linlllslvick. . ,_,_,_._... .

_ ' " ‘7i?Bay Street `

Vancouver, liritisll Cnllllllllia .. _ . . . .347 Pender Street

... _ . . . .023 'l‘rounce St.

Winnipeg, ltlnnilolla . . . I '.2446 Cumberland Ave.

12-13 Cadogan Block 392 St. Jsmm St.

171-173 Prince William St.

I0 Chnthllm St.

PRICED AB IDWA8 0165.