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` Ch“‘|'°°'° flrailsfa soeciaii. rr . ‘.iica..=:.“.?:iii..s:"° i"

Jmcooic si'ui>io_

BETWEEN friends, the true

spirit of Easter is best express.

ed bi' some little remembrance

can veyms personal th htfui-

_ po ra _ . wmv.” be more _im no ing could

Make the appointment is-day 'rm-: BAYER srunio `

'rsisphons 192.1 '

'Furness I I

Sailings

Ffm LONDON From HAuii'Ax

Sachem *

Start Point Graciann

March 3rd. Sagamore “ 251;,

" 12th. Caterino April 5;),

Froni LIVERPOOL i\’r-cm IIALIFAX

Via. Nfld. via_ Nfid_

Duraiiao Marci. ioiii

March 6th Tabasco " 30¢|,

“ iaih licanoke .iprii im.

Furness.V/ithy & Co, Ltd.

I Halifax.

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A ri.. l

March 2nd " itlth " 17th

‘A N A D I A N

'PA Cl F | c

PAN AMA-i>AC1FiC EXPO s1TroNs SAN FRANCISCO

Tickets on Sale March lst to Nov. 30th. Limit Three Months.

$124.60

From Pictou _

Uoing and lictiirning via Cliicago.

lam

(icing via Chicago and _

Returning via Vaiicouver, or vice versa, $17 S0 additional

W riwvs arlanric ssnvin

n Ba DZ

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inii iuig_ioiinis

Latil Liiii With itliaiiiiitlsa-Iiiit lliirstl I) “FIIII-I-tilts".

Clrrnau, ONT., Arnrr, 3rd. 19:3. “I am a veteran of the'Crimean War

and the Indian Mutiny, volunteering from_ the Royal Artillery into the Roya Engineers, and served _under Lord Ro erts during the Indian Mutiny, ind lm l penaioneer of the British . Government. Fierce hand-to-hand fighting and continual exposure lgfg me a great suilerer from Rheumatiam, so mucb_ so that my legs swelled u , making it impossible for me to walt.

Fruit-a-tives ’_’. They cured me of

boththellheumatisniandConstipation. I", my f_=s\11=f employment, 1 mir thirty miles a day and enjoy perfect

health",

b G?0RGE WALKER.

s°=.a .6 .t'i', .

At_ all degIc_rs gif Iiadritgoliilareaiiiiepgsdzl price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa,

Shoe

‘ O

Bargains Forwomen _

We have about one hund-

red pairs of Women’s Tan _Button and Lace Boots made in Calf Skin, light and dark

i §o_lours. §_i_z_<_:_s are 2 1-2, 3 1-2

. rices . to $5.00 Less 25 P~¢-UH

GROWING GIRLS

_A nice up-to-date sprin line _of Patent Button with

i_}_iediur§ lovggggls. Dull Kid

ops. e . . t $4.00. Salg Pricem?

1 GROWING GIRLS

Another line Patent But-

ton. with Cloth Tops, med

' h l.R . i‘é"§i.55.Ss.i§3fi§2 $2-30

Alley & Co.

135 Queen St. _

_-Wall Paper

S.\II.lNGS FROM ST. JOHN: MissANAisia, - - MARCH 26 METACAMA, - - APRIL 9 GRAMHAN, - - Aran. 16* CA l.Li.\'G AT IIALIFAX.

W.B. Howard. I). 1'. A.,C. P R .St.]ohn,N.l_I

Geo. Waller. iiomlnion Express Building

bharlot etown 4

Eastern S.S. Corporation

International Line WINTER FA RES

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

St. John to Portland... .$4.50

Staterooms..... ...........$1.00

lasavss St. John Thursdays at 9.00 a. ni. for Lubec. Eaatpori. Portland and Boston.Returulna. leaves Central Wharf Boston 9.00 a. m. Monday.!or Portland. 'Eastpon Luboclnd St.lolin.

St. John City Ticket OBCC I7 Kinl it.

A. E-I"LI".MI.\'G. T. F. K I’, A, Stlolm, NJ]

A.S. CURRIE, Agent. Bt. Iuhn N. B.

“ln the spring the house- wife’s fancy- Lightly turns to thoughts of Wall Papering-

We have the agency for the EMPIRE WALL PAPER C0.

and can show you a large variety ofthe most_ servic- ai_>_le paper Made in Can- a a.

We hav_e paper and bor-

der to suit any room.

In commemoration pf the

part the British Empire is taking in the present war.

We have an appropriate

design of flags-suitable for

public halls.

is the time to see

N our samples and

place your orders

Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd `

Monta ue

sazi-3-iimiii _

High Grade Coal is the only

kind we carry. It does not mat ter when you order, you can be sure of getting satisfactory coal if you come to us. We have on hand an exce_ptionally good Qual' ity of coal suitable for ranges and I: tchen _i_i_se also ggi- dsteggié Pg; Dosss. ow mu o

quite? Prices always richl-

Buntain .Bell & Co

Dominion oaalo Luc-»___:':'_:

ii|.0llS&|.i0» - . ~~-

$4 0 ‘- 2"" ""’:iH'g~¢m ' ' _ y_ _ _ _ orrica or ina on. nissan. iw .trifling an pairs in ii..-. i».ii¢i..i Druggist&0ptician,Souris,P.E.l.

ti;__\_ as

5 -F? - "/

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ii it

We insist onyour examining the guat-

lt of fuel that slides down ¥_our o uto Pfsnty of dust slag and kiln ers mann: money thrown away. ~

if you want to

Save Money on Coal

lllbl » UI b ht

%.’?'¢‘i..`¥i¢i-i'i»?i5f'" °‘° "‘

Phono 111

The Eastern Guardian '

. .°i1' Pave to buy in uns Province.

..°1'. GORDON NES ts Guardian

agent in Montague.

..°MORELL - Private Adrian Jay.

of the 82nd Regiment, has returned to Halifax after n weak‘s visit at his home in Morell. Hts many friends are glad to see-Adrian looking so well af- ter his wln\er's training at Halifax. Mr. Jay was accompanied by Mr. Pet- er McDougal, who intends undergoing training there. Their friends wish them a. pleasant trip and' safe return. A. Slnnott. ot Bt. Dunstan's College,

ness of his father. Mrs. Adam Jay, who underwent an operation at the P. E. Island Hospital is much improved!

..*PLEASANT EVENING. - On

Monday evening the 15th Inst a good- ly number of the sports and ex-sports of Fortune Road drove to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ryan at Morell where a number of guests were assem- bled to give them n rtglit royal wel- come. Songs auil dancing were the order of the evening iiitersperced now and then with choice selections on the organ. Patriotic songs, appropri- ate to the times, were sung, while the youger members of the Party tipped the light fantastic to the sweet strain of tho votliii beautifully rendered by Messrs McVa,rIsh, Murphy McDonald and Walsh. Much credit 'was due Mr. Slnnot for the gentle manly and efficient manner ln which he~ dis- charged his duties as promptcr of the dances. Songs were also sung by Mr. and Mrs. P. Kelly, Miss Mclmiis and Miss Donally. Thcn came the crown- ing glory the supper there was all the dellcies of the four seasons nothing the most fnistldioui-i could wish for but what was there scwed tohcr-guests by Mrs. Ryan herself, in licr most ami- ublo and iriinitable manner. After jus- tice being done to all thc good things prepared for the occasion the merry making was resumed until tho first faint rays ot' dawn proclaimed to the happy performers that It was time to depart and amidst the thanks so abun- dantly bestowed-oii their' kind host and hostess they reluctantly took their leave with the firm purpose ot’ again paying a visit at no far distant date to the kind hearted and hospitable people of Morcll.

EDISON'S RECIPE FOR WORRY

Edison recently lost part ot' his

great manufiicturhig and experiment- ing works by fire. ‘Arc you worry- ing?" asked a New York reporter.

“Not a scrap," replied Mr. Edison,

pulling zi. cigar coutentcdly, "we have a new standard ot’ worry, beside which all others seem trivial. . "i look from the ruins of my works here across the Atlantic, and I sec the Kaiser on the defensive on both fronts ot’ the immense battlefields.

When you realize that the Kali-ici'

has been living for years in the at- mosphere of his ‘iinpregnablc General Stail`,' whcii you know llc has boon trained on thc idea that a L|uack,_ smashing blow at France would cn- able liim to rusb_to Russia and tell the Tsar, and then you realize what thc Germans themselves must shortly realize, that fliial victory cannot be theirs-why it is enough to make the gods, ict alone mortals, weep.

"l have lost $3,000,000 worth or

property by firc, but that is nothing to thc Kali-ici"s loss. Ilorc lu my rc- cipe for worry: “Think of thc Kaiser, and realize that you are thc luckic-st dog imaginable."

"Tho Gerinaiis-_," continued Mr. Ec-

ison, “are a great people comiiiercia.i~ ly, ugricultiirally. but they have been brought up in an atmosphere of ogc-~ lsm. Everything In the country has been subordinated to military caste, and I think the sooner the system is ended the better for the German pco- plc."

WHAT WAS IT.

Guess what he had in his pocket Marbles and tops and sundry toys. Buch as always belong to boys, A bitten apple, it leather ball? Not at all. ‘

What did ho Iinvo iii his pocket?

A bubble-pipe and u rusty screw. A brassy watch-key broken in two, A flshhook in a tangle of string? No such thing.

What did hc Iiavc In his pocket?

Gliigcrbrcuil criiinlis, a wliliitlo lic

made,

Buttons, ii kiilfc with il. lirokoii blade, A nail or two with a rubbcr gun?

Ncltiic one.

What dlil he have In his pocltct?

Ilefore lic knew lt. it slyly crept And away they all of them quietly Under the treasures carefully kept,

stole.

"l‘was it hole.--Sclccted.

C or ns Applied in

toes can be cured by Putnam'a Ex-

ly, makes the feet feel good ut once. Get a 25c. bottle of“Putnam'a" today.

Five Seconds

Cured

tractor in 24 hours.

Soro, blistering feet from corn-pinched

O Qui c k

"Putnam'a" soothes

away that drawing pain, eases Instant-

"The undersigned oiicrs for salo a

good business stand situated at Klu- lock, Lot 5'l,_containlng one rood of land. with a good shop 25 by 40 feet In size, fitted up lor general store. a good warehouse adjoining and a stable on the premises; all In good or- der and repair and ready for business. The above property will be sold low.

Apply to undersigned.

GEORGE FORBES,

Vcmon River Bridge.

March 6, 1915. `

9012-3-15m6lilliI

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

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has retumed home owing to the ill- 'spending the next two weeks in Chur-

, \

.JUNE CENT per word each In-r

asrtion ioi' advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order

..°ANNANDALE NOTES-Quite a

large number of people attended the horse race at Point Poplar on Tues- day last. Barney B., owned and driv- en by Mr. J. K. Swallowwon first money. Mr. _Nell Morrison, Annan- dale, was in Cardigan on a. business trip Tuesday. Mr. George Allen, Boughton Island, spent a. very pleasant two weeks at Point Poplar, the guest of Captain Richards. Miss Mary Mc- Farlane and Misa Clara Norton intend

Iottetown; while there they will at- tend the Short Course. Mr. Nell Mil- ler, Bridgetown, spent Wednesday In Annandale. Miss Maud McKle, Little River, ls visiting In Annandale, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. McFarlane. Mr. Jack MeKie, Little River, who was in Annandale all Tuesday evening trnnsactlng business. Mr. Alex Mc- Farlane and- Misa McPhee were is- tting friends Sunday. Mr. George Jackson Fortune Bridge, was visiting in Annandale, the guest of Mrs. John Howlett. The Annandale Comedians intend holding ia concert in the near future. Mr. Roy Howlett is stage dir- ector. Miss Myrtle Jenkins, Aniiaii- dalo. was visiting in Point Poplar, the guest ot' Mrs. H. Mt-Lcod. Miss Ida McDonald was visiting in Little Pond last week, the guest of friends. Mr. Neil Miller and Mr. Alex McFarlane, while out drlvliig last Wodnesdaywltli n very spirited horse, had quite an experience, but liicklly they escaped unlnjured. Mr. and Mrs. McFarlane, Annandale, were visiting in Dundas, thc guests of Mr. alid Mrs. Hudson MC- Doiiald. Mr. Roy Howlett and sister Jean, wcro visiting In Llttlo Pond rc- ccntly.

.<_.__l___.,...___.

ROD AND GUN.

“liijun Bones and Huskies"by J. R.

Fraser in March ltod and Gun is no lap-dog story but an account of ii des- perate encounter which two adventur- es in the fur north had with i1 band of ferocious huskies from which they narrowly escaped with their lives. "That Club of Patricks is ii somewhat amusing tale-though Put himself' found the experience very provoking -of ii captured bear cub that proved one too much for his captor. “A Visit to the Naklmu Caves of Glacier Park, I3. C.," "WIiidoblu's Cabin." "The Pass ing oi' the Buffalo” and other stories and articles, along with the regular ilepartinents, go to make up a fine March number. Tlils sport.sman's pub- licatloii is issued at Woodstock, Ont., by W. J, Taylor, Limited.

FUX UIVIUENHS Pill]

The following is a list of com-

panies which have paid dividends on account for 1914. Most of these com- panies expect to pay additional divid- end later: Spring Park.. .....10 Prince Albert.. .....10

(More soon)

Rayner International declared 40

ps.Id....

R. J. McNeill Co, cash 50. stock 50 Rayner Stonehurst Silver Fox

Co. palil.... ...200

Rayner Clarke & Harlow Fox

Co. ......paid .20

B. I . Rayner, West Gore

N. ....paid 105

Black Prince For Co.. . . . . . . .paid .50 ienernl Fur Farms, Ltd... .paid i7 vtount Edward.... paid 10

(With additional 10 p. c, soon)

vlurray Harbor. . . . . . . . . . . .cash .30

(Moro soon)

lIpton.... ...... .... ...... Cash, 10

(More soon)

Westmoreland Silver & Patch

Co..... ..cash 35, stock,70

Silver TIp.... ......caan if _ _(Added three pairs) imperial Silver Black Fox Com-

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

tiold securities for balance due on

sale of foxes which when col-

' looted will enable them to pay an-

other .. .. ........10 p.c. Crapaud Fox Company. . .. cash, _.-10 Willow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. casb New London Fox and Farm Lands

Ltd., 200 p. c. cash, and more later. Regal .. .. .. .. 18 Dundas 50 cash and 300 stock Silver Fox Itaiichlng Co . . . . . ... 20

(Halt of ycnr’s product added to

brccdlng stock) Seal River Black Fox Co.. . . . . _ . . . . 16 (Also 8 pups added to ranch) DIamond.... ......30 Rogers Paton.... ......i0

(More later)

The Freeland Sliver Black Fox Co..

Ltd., has paid n dividend of 50 per cent. in stock.

The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.

,has paid n 80 per cent cash dividend out of a declared dividend of 110. An iddttional sum will ba paid utter the general meeting on Dec. 8.

(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend) Pure Canadian Stl. Blk Fox Co., 40

and 35 per cent later.

Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 par cent

(More later.)

Provincial Sliver Black Fox Co., 40

per cent cash, with more to follow later. '

Sovereign B. B. F. Co., cash.. . . ...15

_(From I pairs)

Hartford D. S. Fox Co..... .......25 Peorless...... and balance alter January lst.)

Illiita Silver Black Beauty Fox

,Co.. Ltd.... ...B0 (With 60 or 'I0 later)

Hackett S.B. F. Co.,...... ....15

(and two foxos added to stock)

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

(In addition to stock dividend of 100 p. c.) `

Charlottetown S. B. Fox Co........15

(Also ten foxes added to ranch)

illodoque Fur Farming Co., Ltdt._5...10 Glenaladale Silver Black Fox . 100

(50 p. c. cash 50p. c. stock bonus.)

The Bidetord Fox Co. Ltd.......20o

(100 p. e. cash-paid 85 p. c.; bal- ance. 05 p. c., will be paid soon. 100 p. c. In stock.)

Beachgrove .. ...15 Hamilton S B Fox Co ,.20 Murray River .15 Massachusetts . ......I0 Mt. Herbert Silver Black and Patch

-(lladllrl. UNIVIROITYI

Montague P. E. I.

i Fox Co. .... ........1'l AEMoLsan.Lt<l

-. ' ` ' _ " 'run CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ' 1- __ . ‘ " PAGE' I VEIEIIAIIWIIU WAS

EHICIGU MAHKEIS

(Special to.the Guardian.) '

CHICAGO, March 14.-Whcut, No. 2

Red, $1.59; A, $1.60; No. 2 Hard. 31.01%; A, $l.ti2%. Corn. No. 2 Yellow, nominal; No, 4 Yellow, -71e.; A, 72c.; No. 4 White. 71’/gc. Oats. No. 3 White, 59%c.; A, 59%c.; Stan- dard, 00c.; 60%c. Rye, nominal. Barley, 73c.; A, 86c. Timothy, $4.50; A. $6.50. Clover, $9.50; A, $13.50. Pork, $17.50. Lard, $10.17. ltibs. $9.10; A, $9.62.

CH’TO\VN MARKETS

58c. 60c.

Oats (white) Oats (black) Straw (per ton) 36.00 Hay, pressed. (per ton) $14.00 Eggs (per dozen) 18c. Print Butter (per lb.) 26a Fowl (per lb.) 10c. Chickens 11 to 13c. Wheat (per bushel) $1.00 to $1.25 Buckwheat 70c. Barley 70 to T5c. Tub Butter (per lb.) _ 24e. Potatoes (per bush.) 30c Turnips (per bush.l i5c Hides ltlc. Caltsklns 1'lc Beef tlb.) 7 to 8o Sausages (Ib.) 151'.

S’SIDE MARKETS

(Corrected Wednesday)

Barley, bus. . .65 to .90 Buckwheat. _ . .60 .90 Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 .24 Butter, lb. (Creamery) .22 .Zu (lnlfskiiis, lb. .14 .16 Eggs, doz. .20 llay, loose ton $10.00 11.00 lilly, pressed 10.00 12.00 Iiiiios, Ib. .Ili Lamb polls .30 .au Oiitiucal, pcr 100 3.75 Outs, (white) bus. .55 .ti0 Outs (liluck) bus. .G0 .G5

Z5 50

l’ot.utocil, bus. . Ilollcr Mill flour, per 100 3.25 Il. Straw, pressed, ton ' 5.00 i Turiiipa, bus. " .15 i Wheat, bus. 1.50 1.60 Wool, lb. .30

_ Children Ory for

The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has bool ' ln use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of _

and has been made under his pen sonal supervision since its infancy.,

. ,- Allow no one todocelve yonintlaisa `

All Countorfeits, Imltntious and “Just-ns-good ” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

Castoria. is a. harmless substitute for Castor 1011, Pare- gorip, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains ueithcr Opium, Morphine nor _other Narcotic 9'- auhstnnee. Its age is Its guarantee. lt destroys Worms and alloys Feverlshncss. For more than thirty years 15 luis been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Fintulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Dlarrhoea.. It regulates tho Stornueh and Bowels, asslmilates the Food, giving healthy and natural lleep.

The Chiidren’s Panacea-Tho JIIother’s Friend.

eanuiui-: CASTORIA Ai.wAYs

Bears the Signature of

, _

liiUse For 0ver 30 Years

The Kind You Have Always Bought

‘YHI CENTAUI COMPANY, NIW YORK CIT V.

-ii. ;,,_ .

IQ; ‘*!-- 1

IDUHESSINE [li Mill as

in order toiacilltato the handling of

mall at the front and to insuro prompt delivery it is requested that all mail be addressed as IolIows:- (ii) Rank . . . . . . . .

tb)

(0)

Name

Regimental Number .

(d) Company, Squadron, Battery or

othcruuit . . . . . . . . . ...

(e) Battalion... . . .

(I) Brigade .. ...

(g) First (or Second) Canadian

Contingent .

i'h) British Expeditionary

Force .. . . . . . . . ...

_ Army Post Ofllce.

LONDON, ENGLAND.

' M&Etf

MWMMM , SiUNIltH Miittii

iN|] INUIGESIIUI

______ -I

“Pape"s Diapepsln" makes sick, sour. ,

gaasy Stomach; feel fine. -

!)o some ioods you eat hit back - ;

taste good, but work badly; ferment _ into stubborn lumps and cause a sich sour, gassy stomach? Now, Mr. or , Mrs. Dyspepeic, jot. this down: Pape‘s § Diapepsln digests everything, leaving' f

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 America, if you go to Califomia and her great Expositions,

SanDiego and SanFrancisco. _

There are exhibits from 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 war. _ _ _ _

Europe has faith in the Expositions. Get Your .

Ticket Now.

“Hacer lo que tu; Oh ! Espana, nunca sonaste" 1915

5-Cervantes ALL

“To do what thou? Oh Spam, did never dream” THE

‘ -Cervantes YEAR

This is your opportunity to see California-San .Dieg_o,

Los Angeles, Riverside and San F rancisco. To see t e Grand Canyon on your way out and Yellowstone Park on our way back. 'I`he railroads, the hotels and Exposition

have all combined to make it easy for you.

'i`ake advantage of 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 gn.

Write, Phone or Call

W. K. ROGERS

nothing to sour and upset you. There never was anything so safely quick, so

ffective No difference how

Charlottetown

ss1i.2-zeiiiir. _

certainly e . ' . badly your stomach is dli-iordered you will get happy relief in five minutes,

1 _ |

but what pleases you most is that it i

streiigtlienii and regulates your stom- ach so you can cat, your favorite foods I without t'ciir.

times-they are slow, but -not sure. "I’apo's Diiipepsln'I is quick, positive aiid piits your stomach In n heiilihy condition so the misery woii't. come

back.

Yoiilcol differciit as soon us "l’iipc's ,

Diiipcpsiii" comes in coutuct with the stomach-distress just viinlslics-your ntomiich gots sweet. no gui-iscs, no belchlng, no cructatlons of undigcstcd food, your hcud clears and you foci

tlno.

G0 now. liiiikc the best iiivcstiiiciit

you cvcr made, by getting ii large fifty-cent case of Papc'i-i Diapcpslu from any drug storo. You realize in flvc minutes how needloi-is it is to suf- fer from iiidigcstlon, dyspcpsia or any

stomach disorder.

"Macs Emulsion of pure Norwegian Cpil Liver Oil will quickly cure that lingering cough, and start you on the road to health and well being. Tho 'l`wo Macs, 149 Great George St. -Mott.

Most remedies give you relief some ‘

Important Announcement

THE GUARDIAN PROMOTION EDITION is

undoubtedly the most important publicity work ever undertaken for the advertising abroad of the advant- ages, resources and opportunities offered by Prince Edward Island.

- The Guardian desires that this edition be thoroughly representative of the IsIand’s men of action.

It is possible that -many who might desire a re-

presentation in the work may not be reached by The Guardian canvassing representative. The Guard- ian will be pleased to furnish full information to those making inquiries. '

8824-3~2mEtf _

ABOLISH THE FAKER

Eyes

Why deal with peddlers and

_ strangers who travel from houls

to house bagging you to buy

wanna, when you have one of the neat Optical Parlors In this Pro- vines right In Bourlsl. You can test eyes In a barn, as some poopls do It, or any make-shift corner. A psddlar will do It In your kitchen, but PROPER EXAMINATION can only be made In . . . : PROPEHLY FITTED ROOMS : with proper light and flrot-class Instruments auoh as we havo for the purpose.

Give ua s call when In Sourla

and no for yourself. : : Satisfaction Guaraiitsad. : :

(Cash and stock. Reduced capital from $25,000 to $17 500 per pair

HJ MABON

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Do not.Gamble with your P---"'“ 5" -""-*"====""==='

I Fire Insurance

A. Necessity l

Then insure in good strong stock compo ies,which never contest an honest claim such as is represented by I '-

E. R. BROW

Charlottetown

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