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Shoe

Bargains

Specials $3.00 and $4.00

We have received four

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Women’s Patent But-

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Watches Repaired

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Cor. Great George and Grafton Sts.

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171 Great George Btreet,

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

(MeGIL|. UNIVERQITY) Montague, P. E. I.

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..*Mr. George Walker ol’ George- PAR-lSt..dAP;1i€ 22»-Ad¢l¢ HUE0. __."`_

town, was a passenger to Charlotte- YOUHEEB RUE GY Of Vi¢C0\‘ HU80. ' »__f . . town lrridny |1mming___G, died yesterday at her residence in anw‘Ilf¥lf:lf)l;,`f,J(§}’e,;`qI:fii:v 2"'fr0I;::m;-‘;,.e";;,:

_,V _B C 1 _ gglresnas' a suburb' aged e‘ghty'n"'° buyers for wheat, which caused 'a " H1' 9" "“"‘§‘ "f (’G°§`5el?“'“' ~ '"5' _ , slight advance in price. The demand

spent Prlduy and buturday in (.hur- The sad and tragic life story of for ontgwnn onion., and oniy salon of lutlctowu.-G. _ Adele Hugo many years ago aroused odd cm- loads were ma¢]@_

-_- She failed to entirely recover her er_e[' S an 'B mf. er °“°'. le

The following letter won received renson and after the death of her :::;:];‘flSlsla£r':';l0t;;‘°e;;ogg;’::';"w;l:_g

by ill". und Mrs. I-1'. R. Lockerby, of father, lived in ii. solitary existence :W8-i ;..,so._., nsln ninnl gm.-I for no Fortune Cove, from their son at the in her villa, inorosc and seldom s§m'€, d`.,,`| .L ngk " 'Y ' front, who enlisted lust August in speaking. When she did converse it ' "l as wi’ '

tyho 72nd Heuforth .1-Iighlunders at was never of'the past. _ ('lllCAG(), April, 21.-There was ii _ uncouver, B. (.., where he WHS 0¥‘» M116- H\\§‘0S 0111>' HPDBGYHDCG in slight advance in the price ot' wheat the stall of the Canadian Bank df public was when she went to Paris to moon The mnrkel dosed (me com

(`-0mm0r00. _ \b\‘itne;i;\s from tgie ‘back of n dnrlfrenled higher than yesterday. (`orn mude an

F . ox ,e repro uc ion o one o er ailvnnro otqo qunrtcr of' at cent while

Dear Father m:3";;’(')t:El:1E_ 3rd' 1915' ;u.tht:;‘ s plays.. .\pparc_ntly she bud no Oats reiilliiiicd the same price. Win~

. I think Iwxmswered yo»ur mst ‘eb ricn is and never r_co¢3vetl\visit0l*s. ;1I1l1<>‘l;].\w{‘li:=(;‘(t]zmy\'us ter, but I ill write u few lines to- . . ' ` . , " * ' “ri " . . ,. ‘iff-“‘-5’i‘é’..‘2.:f.“.‘:s..“::J:°,.::;“l..:iii? and ‘Ama Emir ;,%'l:‘ hflillf “£5 lxgrgf _.___ Thr-irc wus ii fuir oilering of ull tliosr- fmln nw 1_0r_0\’01' three weeks. My Zsii-dpeiikdidnugzlg-‘Ai gri\lfiYdh.'v'l‘llE.\l.. April 21.-~ Tlioi-0 was letters ceitsinlv must have been de- Hom, “mil the spring "Gods have no liovclopnloiits in the loc-al innrkcls l0$’0d‘ S0m0Wh¢l'€. ns I have been Wrl- summed nd C mm. ns e I Umm for groin today. The demand for tim: at least one ii week nu along. f “ 9 "’, "' th” n" ellis win. lioiinr mill A solo or zsooo No doubt you have received them be- or rimnneuvrmk Rays E D" Y buslil-is wus lriiitlt- l`or shi iiolil. li- foro this. We have lots of time to ., ' _ _' broad. write when we ure out oi' the trench- The ‘;;“Te;?°n(3,e.n{‘ S“y“‘(;‘;lnma.l Sell; ’i‘OltON’i‘(), April, 21.-Tlioro. was es. but it is rather difllcuit to 'write gun" 'I _S hm mt 0 det ““;,g‘; " no viiriiitioili-i ill the groin niuricots on iritenesting letter, because one Srglsyé “ ° fm rc "nie Gt egg' this week its ooniparod with last or does not know just what he mn gay_ gm i “ik Pmd da ""b“t" OA e in fact as coniparcd with two weeks It iS no use to write a long letter 29.01” Bnmnf e 0°" “ct of the “9` , ago. \\-'heat has been $1.45 per bushel nnd have nn" of it cnt out by the Yllml tZHl‘l'_1S0t1. _ d _ t _ and outs 66 a bushel. This is nil ad- censor.Anywny I nm very glad that l, f.?“9\d°l ‘lg f’S“`“l'_l9 0 P010* valice ol` 450 oii the price of wheat I can ten ou I mn in enact health out_ -enernl Seliwanoil is Q\10t§d HS over tho some wlieat. lust yeur and an

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nnd have been nu nlon I r l12l""\.‘l S815. Uldf While U19 d1SC\lB' atlvaiice ol :llc on oats. There has

g. oe talnly . _ _

nity nnyono who is not wen’ but- sions of the surrendered of the gill* been a decline of l0c. per hundred in not sick enough to be Sent to the risou were in progress, _no stores hogs as compared wlthtwo weeks ago. nos -t I v _ were set on tire and no ammunition 'llie some us it was this week last

pi o. The weather is much war . . ~ ,. .

mm. nom’ and conditions are much was blown up. Such explosions as year. there was an improved demand better in every respect I d0n.t know occurred were the result of fires ou the Montreal Market for holed hay what it win he like in summer as lighted before the liiseiissinns began. and u. firm feeling prevails. N0. 1 Huy

' It in incorrect-gf, .nw time permygl brings $20 and No 2 $18 out of the

there ure so munv dead bodies of ' . , '_ . ' . ' . men and animals' ` in some places was forced to surrender owing to onus. ihlltss. '1 hero is ilo 1-linnge in

» - - 1 » ' .

that have never been buried I am stnnvnuon_ no sto,-on snmmnnt for .ii situation toiini. The tolls ot' tht

- glud I liavsibcen innocul t Do tw° weeks were refund th"e‘ The sur' market mm “nil the demu"d.isi

. ._.__..,

.. rs. orr Donovnu returned

, . _ VICTOR HUG0»S with a larger export business than has

;gx(’??rgf§t°ig' “"8 “mek "om Hall' DAUGHTER DEAD been done for some time. Corn had

' ' ` ' ' ‘ a lower tendency, while oats remained

about the some price

the sympathy of the world. As a girl ____

mé.*l(Ili?s l`lel2`s)le ‘Jenkins has hrs- slie was kinnanped nt ‘iuernsey by sn TORONTO. April 26.-The grain -h 111;] l`0llT1 fHil'_0l!€t0_Wn. W BFG English oilloer. All Europe was market continues firm, with prices s e us been visiting friends for the gem-ghed for he;-_ noon, ‘no Bnmo_ The tone of the past fortnight.-G Several' months ister a girl found market i'or dressed hogs is still very

*M ’~*‘ wandering alone in the streets of New firm, as supplies are not in excess of

.‘.` rs. A. A. Mnebonaid oi' York’ annnrenqy ,\e,~nen¢,ed_ declared the requirements. The hated hay mar- l’°°"'§“t°W“' ""l‘"`“e‘l &'“l“"d,“5’ even' “I om the daughter of \'i¢¢0r Hu. ket is without any new feature. Sales mg' U`°m f1_Sl\0l‘l ll‘iD 10 (l\H"l°"@' go," This was the only' statement ot' car lots of No. 1 hay were made at toun und l\ensiiigton.~G. she ever mono $20 to $21. Extra good No. 2 tiny nt

She was sent back to France to $19 1" $1950 ‘md N0- 2 hay “l $13 £0

hen pm.ents_ but her lips remained S§18.50 per ton,.ex-track. The demand

e ~ tor_ eggs was ,good at firm prices. An

sealed “Mu the nd "nd the tragic activt trade is doing in the packing t ~ ' ~ _ '

s oly of her life never vias revealed. mt St d U d t of tl

'i‘elcgi:iph's Petrogrnd correspondent 1"

ing mail, but iucoiring mail is Very regular. I always enjoy myself ev. en in the trenches. 'i`wo of my bunk nhunils :irc in the gun section, and we have lots of sport. talking' about. old times, etc.

We had ii very nice church service

yosterdliy, (Good Friday). (fnnon Scott preached. Among other things ho told us to be sure to write home as often ns we con, but I guess I can do that without being told. We have been out of the trenches for it few ilnys niid have plenty to oat ond n. nice bam to sleep ln-lots of straw for ri bed. .\ good wash und n born to sleep lil look pretty good after about four days in the trenches.. This is n wonderful experience, I would not miss it for anything. It; will be something to look buck on, it l come through lt nlriglit, and if T <i0n'f. "HOW can iiion die better?" You cnn’t imagine how quicklty fl PCFSOH b0C0nH‘-B nccustomed to he- inz under fire. When we were co' out of the trenches the other night, several bullets hit the ground just n few feet from us. but nobody paid tiny more nttentlon to it than ifli; hnd been is snowball.

I hope I have not written nnything

that will have a tendency to lrakc you reulize more the uwfulness of wiir. I think you know pretty well what lt. is like. llut no matter how bud it Ls, there orc always some re- funns. I thi' ' better stop, as the censor iiurv yet. out of patience rcndiug so mitch. Rest. of love to all,

Your nitectionnte son.

J. l~`.. LOCKERBY.

ENOR.\lOl'S VALVE

Gl<1ltl\lAN Pll(lPERTY

I.\` GREAT BRITAIN.

i.ONDflN, April 22- The estinluted value of Herman pf‘opi,»rt._v in Great, 'B itnin now in the custody of the plihlic trustee was given lu the House of Commons this afternoon os the neighborhood of £85,000,000.

Russell Res, who, on behalf oi the

board oi trade, gspc these figures, in response to a question from Lord Charles Beresford, assured the ques- tioner thnt "these German assets will bo available lor such disposal as seems proper on the conclusion of peace." Lord Berelford's suggestion was that Englishmen owning proper- ty in Germany should recoup out of . this hind, and that £1,000 daily should be confiscated for every Brit- ish ollicsr subjected to tit-treatment. while n prisoner in'(lsrrnsny.

$1oo nEwAim sioo

Iler. 0 hos been embarrass

cility toward the Germans, will

will ask if the money is being pnid. how it is being transferred, and it not, whether it. is being set aside for pnyniunt. utter the wur. He will also demand how much is owing the Krupps on the expenditure of nm- munition at. Ncuve Chappelle alone.

M.-\lllON CllAWFORD'Ei

SOX KILLED BY BOMB.

LONDON, .April 23-It is unofficial-

ly reported that Lieut. Hnrold Mar- ion Crawford of the Irish Guards, was accidentally killed by a bomb explosion nt Givenchy on April 16. lle wins the eldest son of the famous American novelist, Marion Crawford, and was 25 yenrs of age.

Lieut.,Crawford was born at Sor-

rento. Italy, and educated nt Harv- ard. He joined the Irish Guards re- serve nt the outbreak of wsr.- One of his brother oliicers writes:

"Some time ago Crawford under-

took the difficult, and dangerous dnt* of instructing the oilicers and men Of the Brigade in the throwing of hnnd grenades. He accomplished this in n way which admiration from us ull." ._..k._;_.l._

l)l-TATII TOLL OF CANA-

DIANS NOW TOTALS 320.

OTTAWA, April 23-'l`he heavy list

of casualties reaching the militia de- pnrtment these dnys indicates very clearly that the Canadian division has again been in the thick of the fighting around Ypres und that the character of it has been desperate. Within the pnst two days the list. re- cords 12 killed ond 45 wounded. The death toll of the Canadian div- islon now reaches the total of 320. The list of wounded is upwards of a thousand, some oi the heaviest loss- es have been sustained by the 'ith battalion recruited in the west and comprising nuinv men who had pre- vlousiy seen active service.

FLOODS TAKE TOLL

l OF TWENTY LIVES.

AUSTIN, Texas. April 23.- Floods

that .swept down Waller and Shoal Creeks here Inst night took a toll of 15 or 20 lives, iircording to estimates today. llouses were jammed in mass- es against the bridges and the high water flooded many business house.-i. Heroic work wus done by citizen res-

Totedo. 0.

cue pnrtlss and by the fire und police departments. Of night persons in n house which was swcpt down Waller . Creek. all but one are believed to have l

i,o.\'noN, April 32- Lora charles Cnlfsklus. lb. .

Butter. lb. (creamery)

Eggs, doz

Hides, lb.

lnunch ii new campaign next Wedne».~ Lamb Dell! -30 -U0 duv. lle announced todny that.‘he in- Outmmh 99|' 100 3-75 tends to demand of the Prime Min- OM5' (white) bu' -55 ~60 ister whether England is paying the Oats (mack) bu" '60 -65

Potatoes, bus

wool, in

Oats (white) Oats (black)

Straw (per ton) Hay, pressed. (Der ton)

Print butter (per Ib.)

Fowl (per lb.) Chickens 1

Buckwheat

Barley

Tub butter (per lb.)

Potatoes (por bushel)

Turnips (per bushel)

Hides

Cnifskins Beef (ib.)

vlauuses (lb.l Pork (per lb.)

H`ALLAl\i.\' WEEKLY MARKET

l’OTlT-HIDES, SKINS, WUUI.,

- Jl`.\`K_

Eggs (por ilozen) _ lil to

Wheat (per bushel) 81.00 to

70 to

B e - . . from packers tor told storage Priros

yon know that only “bout one per render \\u|s due sin.ply to the Aust- “_ - U v- ~ cent of the cases of fever anzong in-` "mf Asmns conviction that further MP “ (S per dozen Montrwl' 4

resistance ond sacrifice were useless, '*“*°*°-'*~~

inoculated troops prove fatal. I very . _ s noldom drink w,mn._ That is a Fore” 'lhe men of the garrison suffered S SIDE MARKETS thing in my favon or course an wa_ niost severely from rheilmatism whicli ___

ter has to bc boiled. The nlail ser- mcnpaclted thousands of them' (C°r.rected Wed"e5d°7) vice is splendid iii this wut. No ”"”`,`“‘__T°""_` Barley' l’"°' - -65 'O -90 ,doubt there is some deitiy in outgo- IS BRIT‘\INKiR%¥I;§' A m)YALTY_ §:'il;:h]e€'t'(dau_y') ».¢

.22 .28

10 .10

esford, wb - . » 15

ing the Government riimtigi. the im- Huy. loose ton 310.00 11,00

ture of his criticisms on lack of sev- H9-Y. D|`6!B6\i 10.00 12.;lg

Krupps it royalty under thc iron-clad ' -35

agreement made previous to the wan S823; xlgsgguzlxer 100 3'” 282 of ri shilling ench for the right_to Turniés bu' ' ‘I5 use Krupp pntented shell fuses. lls Wheat 'bus ' I 50 1'6o

. .30

CH’TOWN MARKETS

58c. tl0c. 36.00 $14.00

200. 270. l0c. 13c. $1.25 'l0c. 75c. 25c. :l0c. 20c. 10c. l0c.

7 in Br

ltlc 9 ’/it

R li-

11.0

Ilecfhidcs are ensy und ure coming

to mnrket in foir si i the grubby

yenr cannot be used to ndvn tiinuers. City Butcher Hides

per fb. (Green 12 to 13c.

ed, 10 to 17c ench. Port cu according to condition und Deacons or lloh Cliff, 500 to

HORSEHTDES are weak n

i. 3.15 to $4.25. \'o. 2. $3.00.

s m nth wit li lower wool

lr’ D Y ll ('it.y Sheepskins, $1.75 to $2 Country Sheepskins, 79c to

lcd Wnshcd combing fleece

' - IDP Y. stock prevalent nt. this scnson of

per lb. Country Hides, tint, cured, to 15c per lb. Pnrt. cured, 13 to

and in fair supply. City take $4.00 to $4.50. Country tiike oil

Shecpsklns iire ii llttlse easier,

pl _ . . 29 to 300. Wushcd clothing tl

the

ntnge by lint l4c

140 14::

Cnlfskins ren:-aiu quiet and ensy,

due to nn indifferent demnnd nnd expected accuinulations of skind

the new crop comes to mnrkct. nkins green, tint, 15c. Country,

the ns

City cur-

red, 15c take oil. $1.00. nd easy,

oil No.

$2.25 to

market. .75 each. $2 . 25 .

Wool is easier, owing to the lack of orders lor mllitiiry supplies, leaving only the domestic. demnnd to be

sup-

trornse)

cecr

substitutes. All dealers or

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OITIIIQII POVlll_E|l h I " '°“‘ 'l'..',;¢.‘:'..l“.l..‘.':.‘:*..'f.‘..'l‘::‘.‘. .l

stun _uw sir “el” 4

in that rout md mn

rmgircs Cntarrh and my Fen &¢. n box ; blower free. Accept na

the ,,,.,_ mv- fl¢l\h

ununssq

perished. lows I on untill. favour

they escape the sallow

the entire system. It quickl

Clear The

il.

. , .Women Look Wellwhon A

' ..*lT.PAY8 to buy in this Province. ...*0NE CENT per word each in _ _

-~ sei-tion for advertising in this column. ‘ "ll AGU- Avril 25-- Merkel Wheat

...°T. GORDON IVES is Guardian Cash must accompany order. “°~ 21"' 515% A 51-531 N0- 2 l"“’d‘

- agent in Montague. ___ $1-62% A 8.63%; (‘.oru No. 2 yellow:

-- ..*RAces AT oAnFlei.o on July 79'/2" A 79%9 N0- 4 yellow we A 78%

..#1'i-ls s s snrznssiss made 14. osso-4-zrmszlpii. No 4 Wlnlif W' A 781.1% OMS NU-ll

the first trip of the season last week. -~ While 57."/ic A 57’/QC; élandaffl 530 she went as far as Murray Hai-bor .Arne l=EnRvsoA'r "Montague" RY°» “°“‘l"“l1 Baflel’ 75° A 32°~ South, but it is expected that during is again lu running order and has been Tlmmhy $4-50 A 55~25~ CMV" 5390 A ‘ the coming week she will be running making regular trips between George- 51275' P°"l‘ 517-30 I-“fd $1000- Ribs on the usual route.-G. town and Montague for the past week. 59-62 A $1002

-ii This is considerably later than last . i "_'°“ ‘ :'

EASTERN PERSONALS §,'§f_t_tl§'f” hamg hee" made t-iiicAuo, A|K:.Ts.-'riiere was ii .M M _,, _.___-_ -1-so 1.. ii- P--ce of wo-.». I S n

This famous family remedy has an excellent tonic effect upon

heads, facial blemishes due to indigestion or bilious- ness. At times, all women need help to rid tho

- system of poisons, and

convenient and most economical help they Rnd in

by defective or irregular action of the organs of digestion, headache, backache, low spirits, extreme nervousness. Purifying the blood, Beecham’s Pills. improve and

Complexion

Thi directions with every box on very valuable-especially to walsol.

l’re£u¢d only hy Thomas lleechlm.

ld uvcryvvherz iu Cunndll und U.

Skin. the pimples, black-

the safest, surest, most

y relieves the ailments caused

St. Helms. Lencuhire. Enllsnd. S: America. In boxes, 25 cents.

(fine) 31 to 9.2¢. \\'cshed rejections, (hurry, chuify, etc) 23 to 2-lc, Un- wnshed combing fleece, (coarse) 21 to 22c. Unwnshed clothing (tinc' 23c to Z-ic.

Trillow is quiet, only the better

griicles being in demand, City render- ed solid in barrels, 6 to 63. Votin- try stock, solid in liiirrcls, No. 1, fi to Bic. No. 2, 51 to Bc. Cake No. 1, 61 to 7c, Go. Ll, 51 to 00.

Horse hair is easy, and is coming

to market in -fair quantities. Farnier pcdlnr stock, 35 to 10c por lb.

Old Rubbers, Junk, etc., are un-

clioiighitl rind in ioir supply. ltubber lloots und Shoes :recording to trim

5; to 6. Alito tires 4 to 5. Bicycle tires 2 to 4c. Lend, heavy 35 to 46. Tea Lend, 21 to 32. Brass, heavy, 9 to l0c. light, 6 to 7c, Copper, henvy, 9 to 120, Light, 10 to 102;-._ '/.illc, to -lc.

l’lll\f`l<]SS MARY T0 Vli'iI"l`

'l`l’.ENl‘lllCS I.\' Sl.'l\fMER‘?

iiil.\`DO.\', April 22-London Court

gossip has it that Princess Mary, tba tKing's only daughter, will go to the front during the corly sumurer to sce the soldiers in the trenches. 1 '~ » \-~»w»-iludhnlll

it I _num

Settle Flour Qu

THIS Hour -

milled of Ontario and

Western wheat, blended in the proper proportions -will prove its high quality with the first baking.

BEAVER

estion

once for all, by trying “Beaver” Flour

BREAD and PASTRY.

tile

both for

DEA LERS- . write us for prices on Feed,

- Coarse Grains

and Cereals. 'no T. H. Taylor Co-pnly limited Chilton, Ulf.

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nigh hind leg white on inside to bred by john Richards, Bideford

Ernest Graham, Murray Harbor risk.

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(12374)

Recorded in the Clydesdale Stud

n l'liiron llurgie llmp.l l2T27ll ll0ll20l

Slro Lena |1030/ll

llil‘ridcofi3l:it-on [4072] 110837)

mllolleol`Boroland H5710! (17879)

Bay, nose, nigh fore and off hind legs white half way to knees,

l113o%<,Ifoaled August 10th, 1910,

This horse will make the season 'of' 19 .

West, P. F

the owners stable Mares at owners

5 JI Z”'F`-3

IN THE

CATAL

' tlwn brothers of

Enrollment No.

Cutnloii is ii liiliizlsomo 15.1! lirlllds_

of perfect conformation nlld ilhl-iolult~|_\~ 2.14'/¢,ll1st quarter in 32 secoiids. lic is

Owalssii 2.063/4. full sister of l'ntiilou. L mare, ililprovltiruivo 2.12. hy l'rodlL:ul Prodigal lliiigvli 2.16'-1, sccoiui dam Qin’ 2.12. Quoris 2.i2_‘..',. iiiiii improbable (2

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fore thclu. as lic is lilo mil_\‘ sou ol` lltv l‘ro\‘il\t~c.

At Park 'Stab|es. CHARLOTTETOWN

.-\pril 20th to Zlllril.

Hoy Ilrtl to Till.

Mny 17th to Zlsi.

“ay :list lo Junf- tlli.

Juni- 14th to i8tli. .lune 28th to .lilly 2nd. .lilly 1:2 ili to ltltli.

Svrvirxv foe $15.00, pnyubln by noin

ol' ill p. r., for cnsli. ~

FRED J. CAMERON, Manager

Cliarlottotown.

imvi-4-zvlliiiiilswlls.

The Siipcrlatively

O N, 57741

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STUD

Ilred Stallion

20. Pure Bred

i075 pounds luahouuny b:i.\’ Sflllllml

sound. He has trotted u mile ii_i sired by lllngoii 2.0614. sire of 17a

in the 2.30 list. including l'hlan 1.58, Atlnilriil l)owoy 2.04%. King (‘ole 2.04

‘nlnloii's dum was the trrent rum-

.iti, und llnul of Owaissii 2.06%. also en Wilkes. llnui of lmprovllli-lice ) ;!.;‘0. ‘This Stallion offers to tho

breeders of this l’i~ovliii-v om- of the rzri-ntl-sl opportunities over placed ho.

lrri-iii lliiigt-ii 2_lli;'.,. stnniling in llils

\\'ill liinko season of lillfi :ls l`nllo\\'s:-~<

At Catalan Farm. SH ERBROOKE

April 2tlh to .\in_\‘ 5‘.rd_ .\l:l_\' l0fll in l'i'lh. .\lil_\' 24th to 31st.

.lllne Till lo Juno Nth.

.lune 21st to 28th. .lilly Sill lo lllh.

ul time ol' first si=r\'ii~r- or ii disroulit

JA8. T. WAITE, Owner

Sherbrooke. ~

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