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_BETWEEN friepds. the true

spiritof Easter is best express.

_ed by Spme little remembrance -con veying personal thoughtful. on =°sii1'~ ._

0111' P0 F81-not in

be more airing. 8 °°“ld

Make the appointment to-day THE BAYER STUDIO

_ Telephone 192J

FOR A GOOD PHOTO

_ -visi'r 'run- A- E- LYQII--studio

Finest work, moderate prices.

‘ Personal attention ' r Amateur’s Work. given 0

DON’T FORGET BABY

107 Queen St. Charlottetown

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Furness I

Sailings

From LONDON umm ii/\i.ii~‘Ax

M.1rcl\2nd

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_ Sachein

Start Point Gracianzi " l7|l|

March 3rd. Sagamore " 251|.

" 12th. (Jnterino April 5th

From LIVERPOOL Fro HALIFAX

Via. Nfld. Sia. Nfld.

Diiranizo Marci. ioih

lilarcii 6th Tabasco “ sou.

" liltli Roanoke April l2lli

Fum¢ss,Withy & Co,Ltd.

I Halifax.

Lb.. _

Eastem S.S. Corporation

International Line WINTER FARES

St. John to Boston.......$5.00 St. John to Portland....$4.50 Statei'ooms...... ..f....._..$1.00

Lesves St. John 'Fliursdays at 9.00 s. m. for Lubec. Eastport. Penland and Bos ton.Returnlnz. 'eaves Central Wharf Boston

9.00 is. _m. Monday.for Portland, iEastport Liib ec and St. John. s

St. John' City Ticket Olice (7 King ‘it/,

Li~1MlN(i,'i`. I-`. K l'. .-\,`5-itl ihn N

5. CU_RRlE, Agent, St, l`ohn'N, ll.

CAN,AniAN . ___,P""° PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION SAN FRANCISCO

Tickets on Hale March lst to .\'ov. 30th.

- Limit Three Months

$124.60

, From PICTOU

Going and Returning vi\i"hicaii0.

__-Z Going via Chicago nd ,Returning via Vancouver. or vice versa. $17.50 additional i W. H. I{0\\'AltIl, l).l’_A,,(‘,l’,R., St. John.

N. B. GEO. \\'.\LLER, Dominion Express Iluild- ing. Charlottetown.

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_High ‘Grade Coal is the only kind we carry. It does not mat- lci' when youorder, youcan bc sure of getting satisfactory C031 lfyou oometo us. We have on lumilian ' flyranseeaqgg 1 e or llllsclienuse also for steam PUT' noses. How uch do you 1°'

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Ii Household-Economy

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_-_ 01' lo Have the lest Cough

Remedy and Save la by Mlkllf lt at Ho-e

Cough rn ‘ ' - lllflle quantlelhcglteglalg gy:lixl>?' 9l?xlin|liHp:

'f'i'7'1'--'-H2-:-‘-:-:~:~:-1-:-z-:.;.;.;.;.;.;

llranuluted sugar with one cup of

“Mm “’“l»¢f» stirred for 2 minutes gives 7°" '-15 2°°d Syrup as money can buy.

Tlieii get from your druggist 2 grime

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Glmgzlgglcents worth),.pour lille 3, 16. B mp This l_1n_ 'fill the bottle with sugpr 4 seats ull Rlies von, at is cost of on v ru th. ounces of really better coiifh

$2 5(l‘__n_'“13V‘?“ °°\.|]d buy ready made or dircotinniiciiitl Billing of nefwly $2' Fu" and tastes Roald. mpx' It keeps perfectly

It fllkcs hold of thc usual cough or

1-lsost cold at once ami conquer.. il, rn 24

“"*‘~ Slllendiil for uhooping rough,

bronchitis and winter coughs.

IVF* '¢l'UlV nstonisliing how ‘

- _qiiickly it

i1:’.i1:..i".':.:."-*» mic” °»~ 11'" °°»»f»- b . B00 1. thc_inilnnieil mom- riines in tlic case of a painful coii li It

. . .Y 0° 910011 thc formation of phlrifrm in

g tho persistent loose cough:

the throat and lironchial tubes thiili end.

P 1"” is ll hiillllv concentrated com.

'pound f , ' N . - comhin1?d “gun iH0lilx?yuli)<l1neh:iltlhBc‘:-‘ii mlfdbfor generations to heal inilamcrl

in Hines 0 the throat and chest.

To avoid disappointment nal: vom-

ilriiqgi.-it fo* "21 _ - ~ dun’t accept nn_i'/?hi}ill;ml@‘l;i?f of absolute satisfaction, or _money 1"-0mp¢__

ri-iiinrif-tl got-ii ivitli this preparation.

'.l`hc Pincx Cu., 'l'ni-onto. Ont.

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Wear A Pair

_ “The proof ofthe pudding is the eating.”

The proof of our shoes is

the wearing.

$4.00 to $6.00

are the best shoes on earth for the money.

We make_this statement

boldly knowing the truth of the same.

If you would be convin-

ce_d wear a pair and you will see for yourself why wc are so positive in our assertion. -

Alley & Co. 135 Queen St.

for_§ale

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obster Factory

The undersigned will sell at PUB-

LIC AUCTION in the front of THE TOWN HALL, GEORGETOWN, ON MONDAY, lliAliCll 29th instant at

o o'clock p. ni., their Lobster Fac-

tory Premises, nt Gasperciiux in King's

uuty--with equipment consisting

Leasehold site, Factory building al-

most new and in first class repair,

miortable cook-house. bait house,

2000 Lobster Traps with rope coin- plete rcudy for the water, 2 Gasoline

ats 6 H. P.` Fairbanks Motors. 1

I boat, 7 Dories. about 40 Anchors. ctory utensils, dishes and every-

thing needed to equip n ilrst class Fac- tory.

THE LOCATION is one of the best

ilic Eastern Shore of the Province.

od busiess proposition cheap. 'l‘El'tMS made known at siilc.

A splendid opportunity to obtain ri

For further particulars apply at the

dcrsigned or to Mnthleson, MacDon-

iillfi.

FREEMAN HEWITT,

J M HEWITT.

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aid & Stewart, Solicitors, George-

town.

Daicil this 22nd day of March A.

of fuel that slides down ur o nts.

'Wo insist. on your examining the goal ll Y

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, Ilene 11

Plenty of dust slag and kiln or! mollll money thrown sway. _

if you want to - - " ‘

Save 'Moi_iey__on

Oil imsiiiis _.=»~_.____ p $3,

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..°lT PAYS to buy in this Province.

agent in Montague.

. .*OHUROH OF SCOTLAND.-Ilev.

Ewen McDougall will preach Sabbath

five p. ui.

School is progressing favorably under the able management of Miss Ada

Kinnon, Merchant. intends putting in a. new telephone which will be quite an addition to his new and up-to-date

seen almost every day practising his

off.-Mr. Murdoch King, one of Stur- geon's go-ahead men, intends erecting

is now busy getting his lumber ready for his work.-Mr. Jonathan Llewllyn is doing a rushing business with his

gasolline outfit, sawing latlis and fire- woo .

llllllllSS|llli lil Mill

delivery it is requested that all mall

(li) Name .

(0) Ileglmental Number

(d) Company, Squadron. Battery or

other unit

(6) Battalion . . ..

(I) Brigade ..

(g) First, (or Second) Canadian

Contingent .

(hi British Expeditionary

Force

Army Post Otlice. LONDON. ENGLAND.

M&Etf

See in our ads the wonderful con-

tents of the DOLLAR PARCEL-21 at- tractive items-worth $1.50 and more, sold for a dollar--not a thing ln the list but real, wanted neodfula. and all of the very best. MOORE il. Mc- LEOD. 9125-3-23M3l

-Read every word of our hlg small-

to 15 per cent on every item... Read the ad-make a list of your need|uls-- get them NOW while the sale lasts-

, 9125-3-23M3i

"Baby must be taken out in the

fresh air and to do so ou must have

riagcs, 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.

"Just received in perfect condition

one hundred and titty cases Navel oranges Wholesale. Carvell Bros.

9075-3-19Mlil

Read our smailwares sale ad-read

it all-every Item is worthy of atten- tion-there never has been such a list of smallwarec bargains since this store started business. MOORE and McLEOD. 9125-3~23M3i

Limited Time

The Charlottetown Guardian has no

doubt that hundreds of its readers have articles of some kind, that are perfectly good and useful, but for which they can find no use. Somebody else might want just those articles. 1!

ium of a 26c ad. wouldn't it pay you?

The Charlottetown Gusrdisn's Small

Ads have supplied many wants of its readers and this new _department is merely an extension of this service. The Guardian hopes it will beoomc

To encourage renders to use these

Ex g s. cept ads FREE for a limited time if presented with the following coupon.

Good For One Exchange Ad.

This coupon ls ioodjor one Exchange Advert sement. not over 20 words In length. to run 3 times In the Guardian. Present coupon with ad. Not good for dssIers.Must be used by private Individuals only.

i Ads asking for money will be

charged for.

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Address

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the Guardian ofllce wrth your' Ex-

'uiiioii.i.'u vsiisirvi

' Montague, P. E..l.

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chan o Ad The Guardian will nc- l `

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tion for advertising in this column.

..* T. GORDON NEB is Guardian Cash must accompany order.

'-- -..*Dr A. J. Fraser, Montague, will

bd lil G00l'8etown. March 30 and 31.

All dental work attended to.

28th at Bangor at 10.30 and Dundas at 9170-3-25m&e3i

.,*M"l' VERNON NOTES. -- A

- ...*8TURGEON.- The Sturgeon very pleasant evening was spent at

the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mor- rison on Thursday, 11th when a num-

Trainor and Mr. Peter Dunn.-Mr. Y. ber of friends gathered to spend the N. Wight, Cambridge, paid a visit to evening which proved to be a very Sturgeon recently.-Mr. James Mc- pleasant one.--Mr. Angus McMillan of

Flat River, accompanied by Mr. D. Ross entertained the guests exceeding-

ly by means of Mr. McMillan’s new

store.-Mr. Elmer Liewoiiyri may be smmanhouo -Patriotic sense were

sung by Miss Flora Campbell and Mr.

young trotting horse. Mr. Liewiiya Eugene Dunn of Iris- Among the intends to spring a surprise on gbma guests were Mr. Willie Murcheson oi' of the boys when the next trot comes UlKZ Mid MY- J°BGDh Murcheson of

Dundee. Mr. Eugene Dunn, who is noted for his talent as an organist

an up-to~date burn and boat house. He EIU/9 Some b6B\\!ll'lll Selections ‘of

music. Candy and ripples were served to the guests after which the friends departed to their homes feeling they had spent a very pleasant evening.

PRIZES OF NAVAL ’

WAR ARE AUCTIONED.

LONDON, March _21.-- The first

steamer captured from the Turks, the Bimbasbi Riza Hey, 1,398 tons gross,

In order to facilitate the handling of -

|was offered for sale at public auction

mail at the front and to insure pmmpt‘\yeste,,h,_y and Bom, for $65256 .0 ._,

Liverpool owner.

tracted spirited bidding from Norwe- glan and British buyers, and good

h° addressed "3 f°“°W*‘3_ Three German sailing vessels at- (a) .Rank ' ' ' ' °' ' -~ ' - - - - » - - - - - ‘prices were obtained. The Uriinia

was sold for -$li_2.500 to a.` British owner. 'The Melpomenc brought $26,- 250, and theivignnollii $17,500, going to Norwegian buyers.

To such an extent has the Admir-

alty taken over steamers that many of the regular lines have had to char- ter outside vessels to keep their regu- lar services going. Several of the north Atlantic lines have chartered vessels for their service to the United States. Some ot' the regular snllings have been dropped, and others have been arranged “subject to Govern- ment requisition." _ .

YOUNG RECRUIT

WITH CANADIANS.

LONDON, March 2i.-- The young-

est members of the Canadian contin- gent of troops now fighting in France is Hector Nichols of Edmonton, Alber- ta., who is now fourteen. Hector is it liuglcr and smuggled himself on ii transport with the Canadians.

CAILLAUX DENIES

ALL ALLEGATIONS.

PARIS, March, 20.- Joscpli Calli-

nux, former Premier, made public here 9, letter replying to attacks ii~ gainst him during hiii absence in South America.

wa" “W ad_"‘°"° ‘U 3 "‘/'"9 °f 15 The former Premier asserts that nil

of the allegations are untruc.

A CHIEAED MlllKllS‘

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(Special to The Guardian)

CHICAGO. March 24.-Wheat No. 2.

red 01.54%; A, 8.65%; No. 2, hard. 51.58%; A. $1.60. Corn, No. 2 yellow.

173150.; A, 73%c.; No. 4 yellow, 68%c;

No. 4 white. 71c. Osts No. 3, white, 59c.; A, 60c.; standard, 59040.; A, 60c. Rye, nominal. Barley, 75c.; A, 82c. Timothy. $4.50; A, $6. Clover $9; A, $13.50. Pork, $17.12. Lard, $9.70. Ribs. $9.

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(lH"I‘OWN MARKETS

Oats (white) _ 58c. Oats (black) 60c. Straw (per ton) $6.00 Hay, pressed. (Mr ton) $14.00 Eggs (per dozen) lllc. Print Butter (per lb.) 260 Fowl (per lb.) lilo. Chickens 11 to 13c. Wheat (per bushel) $1.00 to $1.25 Buckwheat 70c. Barley 70 to 750. Tub Butter (per lb.) - 240. Potatoes (per bush.) 30c Ttirnips (per bush.) 15c Hides ~ 10°. Csltsktns 17c Beet (ib.) ‘I to Bo Sailslzes (lh.) 15a

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S’SIDE MARKETS

_ (Corrected Wednesday) Barley, bus.. r.. ,- .65 to .90 Ilucltwlieat.. - ..~,1 .60 .90 Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 Butter, lb. (ereamcry) '

Ctilfskins, lb.

Eggs, iloz.

Hay, loose ton $10.00 Ilay. Dressed 10.00

llidcs, lb.

Lamb polls .30

Oatmeal. pci- 100

Oats. (white) luis. Oats (black) bus.

I’otatoe,s. bus.

Roller Mill flour. per 100

Straw. pressed, ton

Turnips, bus. Wheat, bus. 1.50 1.60 Wool, lli. .30

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.22 .28 .14 .16

11.00 12.00

.lti .50 3.75 .60 .65 .25

3.25 3.50

5.00

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.55 .60

How’s This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any

case of Oatarrh that cannot becured by liall's Catarrh (`ure.

F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. 0.

We the undersigned have known F.].Cheney for the last 15 years,and believe him perfectly honor- able in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by NB F i.

lm Nariou/u. BANK OP Conwmncn,

Toledo 0.

llall's Cotarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per hoiile. Sold by all Druggisis.

'I :ike lI:ill'.~:liamily Pills for constipation.

HORSE NOTES

Au outstanding feature at the re-

cent Horse Show was the remarkable success oi’ the produce of the well known stallion, Keppoch Prince, own- ed by Mr. W. W. Crosby. Cornwall. Although not yet six years old, his stock won first prize for stallion any age. first and second for yearling stallion. first and second for yearllng iillies, ilrst for two year old stallion, first and second for two year old til- lies, ilrst for best live animals the get of one registered draft stallion, first for four best Clydesdales the get of one sire and supreme championship in the stallion classes. Keppoch Prince gives promise to he to the Clydes- dales of this province what his illus- trous grandsire. Barons Pride. was to the brood in Scotland.. the greatest

sire of his day.. ' i

The phenomenal success of the

choice yearlirig colt owned and bred by Mr. Mack Vickerson. North River, and sired by the noted stallion Keppocli Prince, was one oi' the prominent features of the Horse Show recently held.. This youngster, although only eleven months old. was good enough to win first prize in yearling class, first for stallion any age. and championship. as well as being included in the classes for best four Clydesdales by one stallion. This is a record probably never equalled in this province and is surely an attainment to he proud of.

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The Southern Teachers' Association

met in regular session on Saturday, March 20th, at the usual hour. Con- sidering tho inclemoncy of the weather and the fact that the irxiillc was al- most blockcd, the attendance was large. The minutes were read and adopted. The teachers that were to have taken part in the programme were unable to be present but thc meeting was carried through without 0. pause :intl the session has been term- ed by some present as one of tho most lnterestiiig yet hold. The Secretary introduced ii book received by him on insi.riict.iou by thc Associatioii. “Sec- ley's New School Muii.a;:cmcnt." This hook was laidon thc table and is now the property of tho Association free for examination by any of its mem- bers. The Convention to be held by this Association was discussed and with the great interest, originality and great variety of programme this Con- vention inust _be a success, a benefit sn<l,a. milestone in the history of this new organization. The Question Box appeared and provoked an exceptional amount oi' private opinion :ind debate noticeably on the subject. of the ile- ficiency of the present series of text books. luspoctor Crockett then read a resolution drafted by this Associa- tion re “the limits oi' corporal punish- ment" which will :ipp'cn.i' in this paper of 0. later date. Tho adoption oi' this resolution was moved by Mr. P. Walsh,

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OST PERFECT MADE

ru: iucnsssznnurniri- ous vstui: or niissn iusoi: in ru: Home wirn nbvsi. vzssr ciiiiss siioui.p nc curricirur iucsnrivi: 'ro ri-ii: csnrrui. iiouscwirs -ro aive 'mis iiuilonrsnr roon i'ri:vi rin srrsuriou y ro wiiicii i1' is Jusrtv sn- x

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,K i-iouii: anno siikiiic lic- y ouczs 'run iiici-i cosr or tiviuo nv i.i:ssi:niup ri-ir suioun-r or isxivzusivi: uicsrs nccuincn -ro eur- i»i.v1°iii: nscssssnvno_uii-

isiivirur ro 'ri-iz iionv.

E. W. GILLETT CO. LTD.

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WINNIPEG MQN'rn£A|_ i

seconded by Mr. il. McLeod. The As- sociation are holding 11 special meet- ing on Saturday. March 27th inst.. lu the Prince of Wales College. A per- fect :tttendance of the teachers of the

lScvenlh Inspectorate is urgently rc-

quested aii business relative to the (loiiveiitloii is to be brought up.

DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH Pills 012° ki.-T

gulating Pill for Women. 36 ii bex or thi-eo fc: 310. Bold at all Drug stores. or mailed to snr addrealon rcceiptoi price. Tin: Bcoalzu. Dluu

_C_g.,_B_t. Cntharines,@_tiii-io, '

PHOSTHONOL FORTIYN. iii.?."Z¥.f.‘i‘

Vitslity;for ‘Nerve iinrl Brain; iubresses“grey matter ';s. Tonic-will build you up. $3 is box. or two for $5. st drug stores, or hy mail on iecelpt

gnrgicte. Tun Scoa»:i.i. Dluo Co., St. Catherines,

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Sold at I-lugheii’ Drugstore.

“blacs Aperient Salts are preferred

by nearly everyone to mineral waters and old style irllrgutives. They make a pleasing etfcrvescent draught that is inild yet certain in action. lnvalualilc for all cases oi' constipiitiombiliousness lioadaclie, etc Price 2.'ic_ The Two Macs, 149 Great George. Street. MEti'_

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Cash only. MOORE G. McLEOD. , ' , ~

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one of the New Up-to-Date Baby Car- \

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Money Saving Sale of

's and Boys’ Clothing

Direct from the Manufacturer

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very useful to tho public. See the an- \ nouncement on page two. \

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9.00 “ “ 0.75 10.00 “ “

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7.25 8.00 8.50

One of the best clothing manufactur-

ers finding himself heavily overstocked of- fered us a lot of Men’s and Boys’ Suits at an exceptionally low price and as a result we shall offer this entire lot. at a price never before heard of. The lot contains every

imaginable suiting in tweeds and worsteds in al the most wanted patterns.

This is not an Offering oi Sliopworn Garments but ` ~ oi New Fresh Goods in Perfect Condition '

` s 13.50 suits for $9.50

10.00 12.00 15.00 17.00

15.00 “ 18.00 “ -‘ 20.00 “ ~ 25.00 -‘ -°

BOYS’ COLLEGE OVERCOATS `

These coats are made of good quality Tweeds, Chinchillas

l and Naps in all the latest styles shawl and convertable collars

with half belt at back and cuff on sleeve. Lined with good _weight tweed linings all sizes. Regular $5, $6, $7 and $8, coats

, _ ‘ _ special at $3.50.

Boy’s Oilil Pants Men’s Overall Coats

Bloomer and straight knick- Regular $1.00 value sizes 32-

3;; S2T;Z;°‘éT £p3;’sg=1é§£ to 38 color blue and black only

1 whilllmthey last.................49c .-. .... ..49c

Rain Costs

20 p. c. Oli Men’s °

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