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We whould call ilbecirll atientin
marked superiority cf our i|,i,.,|,,,,'f "-'|~l\2f
are not mere pliiirqgi-gpm, ,hw are
Likeneslel. and make inva liable nit-men.
toe ui absent friends. I
_ Cl\lldren'sport_rai'sIa soeri;i|,_,._ ,<,,m,_
ing and cnlermnz _d ne in lirstclass
style Clinrgeil prepaid.
| The CO0K STUDIO |
 
BETWEEN friends, the true
spirit of Easter is best express-
ed by some little remembrance
con veving Personal thoughtful-
nessand good will, _
Your portrait-nothing could
be morehttlng.
Make the appointment to-day
THE BAYER STUDIO
Telephone 192J
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PANAMA-PACIFIC ‘
EXPOSITIONS
SAN FRANCISCO
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“Fruit-a-lives” Healell Hls
Klllneys and llulell lllm
HAGaRsv1I.!.E, ONT-. AUG. 26th. r9i3.
“About two years ago, I found my
health in a ver bad state. My Kid-
iieys were not dyoing their work and l
was all run down in condition. I felt
the need of some good remedy. and
hnvingseexi “Fruit-a~tives' ':ldvertised,
I decided to try them. Their effect,
I found more than satisfactory.
Their action was illild and the result
all that could be expected.
My Kidneys resumed their normal
action after I had taken upwards of a
dozen boxes, and I regained my old.
time vitality. Today, I ani enjoying
the best health I have ever had".
B. A. KELLY
“ Fruit-a.-tives " is the greatest
Kidney Remedy in the world. It acts
on the bowels and skin as well as on
the kidneys, and thereby soothgg gud
cures any Kidney soreness,
“Fruit-a-tives" is sold by :ill dealers
at 5oc. a box, 6 ior$2.5o, trial size a5c. l
or will be sent on receipt ol' price by
Fruit-a--tives Limited. Ottawa. ,
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'l'lckct.s on Sale .\l:lrl.-li lst to Nov. 30th,
Limit Threc .\lonlll:-.
$ 12 4.60
From Picton
(mini: and lleinrlrng vin Cliicngn.
tloinig vi:| Chicago :ind
Rvtllrning via \‘:irli-oliver, or vicc versa.
$17 50 :ldlliliomll
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MissAN/lam, - - Mimcl-l 26
METAGAMA, - - Aran. 9
GRAlvll>lAN, - - Arlul. 16
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l'li;lrlol -i-lov.'u
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Eastern S.S. Corporation
international Line
WINTER FARES
St. John to Boston .... ...$5.00
St. John to Portiand....$4.50
Staterooms . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..$1.0 0
Leave: St. .lchn 'l`liurs<lui's :lt 9.00
a. m. for l.uh~.-C. Eastport. Portland and
Boston.Rcturning. ‘eaves Central Wharf Boston
9.00 a. m. Monday. for Portland, liiastport
Lubtc and St. John.
St. 1011111 Cill’ Ticket Omoe 47 Ki ill ‘ t.
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l"ro.ii l_f).\'l)0.\ From ll.\Lll".\X V
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Sachcln .\|:\rrh 2nd
Stnrt Point M 1‘_lll‘
Graclnnu " itll* i
ilarcli 3rd. Snizaliiolm- " YW*
" lzlli, Valerian »\l\vll Gill _
l"r0m l.lVl‘fRl’UOL l"i'l‘ln‘ li:\LlF.\X l
v;_1_ _\‘f|,<|_ ‘.'iii. Nlld. _
|),,m,,g., .\larcll l0lll
March 6ll\ Tabasco " 3‘ll'\
"_ liltli liorlnokc
Furn¢ss,Withy& Co,Lid. .
Halifax-
M1  W
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W_lligh Grade Coal is the only
kind wc carry. lt does not mat-
ter when you ordcr, you can bc
sure of getting satisfactory _C021
lf You come to us. We have on
hand an exceptionally good flllal'
ity of coal suitable for ranlles ‘md
kitchen' use also for steam P111”
Dtses. How much do _yOU fe'
quire? Prices always right-
Bm tain Bell & Co
lush oenllnnm cnlce-. I-td- °"'°"

' Bargains
Special this week for
Growing Girls
We are offering two
lines of Patent Button
Boots with medium heels
-sizes 2 1-2 to 7.
No. 1-Patent Button,
nicely finished with dull
kid tops. Regular $3.50
i‘§‘.3.‘3.§.f"_'."‘.).'._ f`?’.‘.‘T` $2.80
No. 2-Patent Button
with cloth lop. Regular _
§§i2°p?lL‘il“ji9.9 $2-80 I
Alley _& Co.
135 Queen St. -
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..°lT PAYS to buy in this Province
..*T. GORDON IVES is Guardian
agent in Montague.
...*HOCKEY SPEClAL.- There
was a special train from Georgetown
to Montague Monday-night to attend
the hockey matches. on which about
75 enjoyed the trip. The special train
from Summerslde to Montague Mon-
day night had about two hundred peo-
ple.-ll.
...*SPEClAL TRAIN.-The special
train that ran Wednesday, March 3rd
from Montague to Suninlerslde was
well patrouizell there being nearly
ninety persons boarding same at Mont-
ague. The object was a hockey match
bciwecn llie Sunlmerside Crystals
and the Montague lmperluls. The vi-
siting team were beaten by two--one
in favor ol' the Crystals, who returned
to lvlorltague Monday night, March
8th and played tho linperials again.
the score this time being even, i'our--
i'ollr, lint the Summeri-lidc (‘rystals
having one point to the good on March
3rd, win the trophy. There was also
a galne played between the Montague
lnlperials. Jr., and the Kensington
Athletes, which resulted in a score of
llvc-notlling l'or the llnperials. Re-
feree, Dr, l". R. Taylor.-li.
._.’=‘i-IORSE NOTE.-A horse that
is seen in the streets ot' Montague
every day, und that is being admired
by everyone who see:-l him, is the' new
purchase of J. lt. Brehaut, from James
ii. ltllillard, Gownii Brac, Klng's Co,,
l’ E island lie is u romin four
tiful bll_v hi color, stands well up, best
ot’ feet nnd legs, and wciglls 1,350 lbs.
llc lills already won two red ribbons
in lne show ring, but he comes by it
ilollcslly. ns both his sire and dom
wore grunt show horses, l-lis sire was
the well known Lord Daliilcny, (7209)
(12219) that won nllniy rec rzllnons,
boili in the Maritime Provinces and
lll Brockton, Mass. llis dum was N_v-
nliiizn, (S760) imported from Scoilnlld
to this province by Mr. llcnrlz, (‘llnr-
lntteiowii, and has \von live llrst
prizes as wcll ns il diploma. 'I‘llo
nllmr- of tlw progcily ol' this nlutinc; is
(lleorlzo ilnlllloliy, and his i'vl.:istor<‘ll
nulnbor |l422l'i). ills friend:-s wish
lllr. llrchaut cvcry sllccc-ss with his
now stallioll, and trust that his on-
denvors lo pl'ocurc tho boi-ll. will be
npprocinlcd by thc people ol' l{iug's
(‘o. llc is also owner ot' tho blood
horse l’zlrklil:lil, full brotlicr lo llic
great l’nrkwood_~ii. '
E.\ ST li RN l’I'lRS().\"-\ LS
 _“l\lr. lloberi Morrison, Summer-
sido, was ill Montague Illondny liililit
ultoilllinl: thc hockey lll:ttl~lios.-Mr.
\Vcsi. ,\'o\\'solilc, Sllllilllorsllllo, wlls ill
liiolltalizllo Aloliillly llilzllt.-ll.
_.’f=hlr, Joseph l\lllrcou ol' Cllnrloilc-
town. is visiting his part-llts; ill Sollrls.
i\l'tor sp(-nrlilll.: ll l'<-\v wcokrr. nt his
lloluf- ho will roluril to ('ll:lrlott<-(owl:
to rosilnlf- his duties,-
..“;\lr. F, G. .lordlxn ol' the Cliliarln
Fox lfix<'llnll;rl~ and lllvcstiilcllt (‘o|n-
plilly. rotnrncrl to i‘llnrloltclo\\'n l~`i‘i-
llny illorllillir l`roln n plozisnnt visit to
t`rll~lld,~‘ ill Souris.-’-" '
_ _’-‘ Tho innny friends ol` i\lr;-=. 'l`llos.
\V:ilsli ol' Souriel, will rclzrot to lczlrii
ol' hcl* death, wllir-ll slid cvont look
place oil 'Fliiirsllzly zlitcrllooli. 'l‘he
(lllnrllinn extends syliipnthy to her
_~lorrowlilg relatives and l'ri¢\lllls'.-»-"'
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Fresh Fish
We have on hand always
a choice line of Halibut,
Salmon, Mackerel, Haddock,
Codfisli, Eels and _Smelts
vhich we are offering at
he lowest prices consistent
with the quality.
Ch’town Fish Suppl
Company
Phone 340-J Grafton Street.
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For Sale
"'l`llc lliillorslgliotl otfcrs for salt* ll
good lillsllll-i-is stalid situated nt l\ln»_
lot-ll, Lot 57, coiltuiuiilg one rood 0|
lniirl, with ll good shop 25 l>.\’ 40 fe"
ill size, litlcd up i`0l` l!t‘i\ifl‘ili Si0l`0. ii
good \vnrellollsc udjoinluir iillil “
slnlilc on the preniiscs; all ill lrooll or-
der nllll roplllr and rend_V |01' l“'Sl"“"'§-
'i`ho :lbovo properly \vlll llc sold low.
,\ppl_v to lliulorslgnell.
GEORGE FORBES.
\'<-rnon ltivcr Brirlge, _
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' g rexamining the quai-
lt “di iiizllstlxltydliilen down your chnto.
vlimty ot dust slag and klinkors means
money thrown away.
lf you want: to
Save M-:_ney on ' Coll
lo," yard wlii help you. Clean bright
foal at the right price. _
Phone 1 1 1
lllmomt 0. l. Lt nd Rea Gran 8-
l»Lllio. M ` PH°N5 ‘°‘
wl~looPlNo ool_J£_i__l'|
. "*ii°ii‘<lil:°iii°1'l§’”’ cih‘ii‘i?li"" was
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I mills
A .<lmple.nie and elective treatment avoiding
drugs. \'nporizedCresolene stops tlieperoxysnls
ol Whooplng Cough end relieves Spasmodlc
Ci-ollp al once. it is n boon to suiierers from
Aslhma. Thealrearryingilie|nliseptlcv|por,ln~
,hlled with every breath,
makes breathing easy; ad P _‘_
so?_ilics llle sgire throat Us W . _
*lo 5 l e cou t' .
:historian Pre:-liul nigligts. _  ' 
ltin ilivalllulile to mothers 4 _, , _i
with young children. _ 9
Suu! lm poklul fm' _
~¢lf.l~~f,-fm- l-..._/.l.l - ' \ 
leur nv bnuaolsrl 4 `
vflro-cursoirus co, _ _1, _ 2*; f
Le M`l Bid ..M atr'] -_ “”.""" _
l :ming ru 1 o  `-I
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"Milos Blood Food coiituiiis jilsttllc
ilgredieuts tllnt. will dispel that tired.
:lull spring tooling, and niultc you trol
\vl~ll ngnin. Get li box. price .'»l`h‘_ or G
lor $2.50. The 'l‘wo lllnr-s, 1-li) llrczil
Goorgc Str(-ot_-l\liCll'
1 Wall Paper 1
“ln the spring the house-
wife’s iancy-
Liglltly turns to thoughts
of Wall Paoeiing-
_ We have the agency for the
l EMPIRE WALL PAPER C0_
. and can show you :rlarge
I - ~ _
variety oi the most servic-
_ able paper Made in Lan
ada.
_ We have paper and bor-
) der to suit any room. »
in como emoration of the
part the British Empire is
taking in the present war.
We have an appropriate
‘ design of ilags-suitable for
l public halls.
is the time to see
our samples and
; place your orders
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ll. Lyons & llll
8927-'<1 limill '
” ..*0NE CENT per word each in-
. . . _ _ _ : g -
year-old ol the Clydesdale type, beau-Itliut success which it proved to be.
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_-,-_-,-_-_-,-,»_-_- _~_~,~. :;. ::.1‘:-2'-~: -::f.~,~.-_-;_-_-_~,-fe ns
iertlon tor advertising ill this column.
Cash must accompany order
..*Dr A. J. i~‘ru.ser. Montague. will
be in Murray River. March 15th and
16th, Murray Harbour, 17th, 18th and
19th. All dental work attended to.
_ 8931-3-9ln3ie2i
_ _*THE SOURIS DRAMATIC
CLUB are preparing a play for Easter
Monday night. The play wllicli is en-
titled "Eileen -Oge” is il good one in
tour acts ilud has toiirteell characters.
lt contains considerable tragedy with
touches ol' humor interspersed
tllroughout. It is understood that the
proceeds will go toward the Belgian
Relief P‘und.7-°
.FENTERTAINMENT AT NEW
PERTH.--'l`ile entertainment and pie
social held at New Perth on the even-
ing of the 20th uit.. was a social and
-financial success. More than llfty
dollars was realized, which gong to
the starving Hclgiulis The actors,
tho-l_;:li amateurs, very crcditnby per-
tornied their respective parts. 'l`lie
-vocal and instrumental music was the
most attractive feature. Seldoin has
such an array oi' talent ii better oppor-
_tunity to exhibit its powers. The
llticliarris, Phoebe and John. are en-
tltlell to gratitude for so frequently
assisting without a dcslro for peclln-
lary rclnuneratioll. ’l`lircc ladies from
Montague, the Misses l\lcQneen, Mel-
|‘llsh and Jacqueline i\lcDonnld. also
'that genial lrielill, Mr. John Beer,
generously alid sympntlletlcally con-
tributed -to lnalte this entertainment
Mr. Leslie Campbell should receive
special mention lt' it were not for the
fact that his interest was not entirely
ilizsintcrostecl. ilnrry l.:lilrlcr, was
well enluluted by Sydilcy l\lt-Lcllll.
Many others are worthy of spevizil
lnolitiou but it is impossible io spec-
lliazo ill ll notice ns brici' as this must
needs be.
.."‘SEED FAIR-At tho Souris Seed
Fair, Mr. ltiollnrd (‘rcod gave il splen-
did talk on Pntrlotisiii and Prodliction.
ln select, words lie clearly sci forth ilu-
lllily :ind pointed out tho opportunity
now oxisllllr.: l'or thc Ualluclian thriller.
ltoviowini; the lxrnili situation of tho
world nt lilo prosolli, limo, he sllowod
by facts and lilziircs that. tliorc was an
cnorlnous shorlalgo this your t`rom thc
prolluclion ol' previous yoars, and hc
pointed out that, on account oi' thc
gl-oat latrillzglc now taking place ill
Europe, ii is only reasoliable to expect
that the shortage in production will
bc luucll greater noxt year. Many lilcn
who llnve hitllcrlo been employed in
tilllnl.; tho soil are now lighting l'or
l their respe(-ti\'o countries nt the front,
there will nl:-lo bonu ilicrozlsoll dclllnlid
for lllally lnillioils ol' biislllvls on nc-
<-nunt oi' the ilnuielisr- armies and the
llllillliors of llorses cncll country will
have to support. ’I`llo zlpponl oi' lil(-
l'nltcd itingdoin has rcnclied (`annda
ns well as all British
posscssiolls bcyolid the seas.
llriiillil will need io import.-
ll great deal iiiorc grain this your than
ever before for two reasons. First:-
Sho Yucca a lnbor problem, many ol'
llcr nlen are ut the front and conse-
quently uililblo lo assist in tilllng the
soil. Secondly:-\\'lien hor horses were
lit llunlo, in llllln_\' cases, they did not
nocd much groin; now they liiusi be
highly fell. null besides there is nn
illlniollsc nulnbcr of lidditiolial llorsos
to support. llrilziiu cannot lnect thc
dclnulid; sho must depend on tho
.inlollllt exported from other colonies.
ltorc is nil opportunity t`or Caliadii to
esinlilisll ll pcrlnllncut market. and for
llic Cllllzidian fzirmor to show his pn-
triotlsni by llclpiiig to lnukc up the
sllorlugo wllll-li nlust necessarily tnke
place. l.-Ivory fariller can iliatoriillly
uid ills country by plat-lllg :i few addi-
tlollzll bushels nl' outs oil the iilnrkot;
lic can cut down lille hoiile ffollsunip-
tion by l'el~iiiill; nlore coltollsocd lnonl,
which is il. vcry good substitute; with
the ndlliliolinl uiolloy obtained llc run
buy inure fertilizer and ovoiitnlilly
greatly illcrorlsc tho prollllciioll. ll` ev-
ery Clllinrlillli l'al'lll<‘i' will do this (‘nn-
ndn will play n proniinent part ill
making up this sllol‘luge._--°
SHIPPING RETARDED BV
ICE FLOES BETWEEN
CANADA-NEWFOUNDLAND.
SYDNEY, l\inrcl1 4.- Tile niilllinl
spring: flow ol' drill ice l'ronl the Arc-
tic is ninkiiil: its wily through ilit-
Stralt ot' Uellc lslc, and down the
Gulf oi` St. liawrclicc tu thc west ol’
Nvwfmllldlalill. Tho lteid stcrlulor
liylc is lindlng considcrliblc dillil-ulty
on hor trips liuiivvoli North Sydlic-_v
.lid l'orl llilslilltn
'l`ll<\ t‘:ipc liroioli coast. is blocker!
will; i\¢\;iv_v drill :ind the stvnlllcrs.
usually llllziblc if nulko North Syd
licy lllllds p:ls:;ollgei‘s and mails :il
lsouisberg. The slonnicr Bruce in
dock :il Sl. .lolln's undergoing ru-
pnirl=l_ (`npe llilrc reports' :ill ici-
blockiidc rliiilling for south with nn
or-<ra.~lloii:ll hnlxl- horl.: sclitillnlllm.: the
lloo.
ABOLISH THE FAKER
Do not Gamble with your
Eyes
. Why deal with .peddlers and
stranger; who travel from house
to house begging you to buy
glasses. when you have one of the
finest Optical Parlors in this Pro-
vlnee right in Sourle?_ You can
test eyes in a barn, as some people
do it. or any make-lhlft corner. A
peddler will do It in your kitchen,
but PROPER EXAMINATION can
only be made in . . .
: PROPERLY FITTED ROOMS :
with proper light and firetclau
instruments such as we have for
» the purpose.
Give us a call when ln Sourls
and see for yourself.
I : Satisfaction Guaranteed. : :
.cllclslllllllls
(Special to the Guardian.)
CHICAGO. March 9.-Wheat, No. 2
Red, $1.53%; A, $1.55; hc. _-_ Hard.
$1.55; A, 3.57%. Corn, No. 2 Yellow.
74c.; No. 4 Yellow, 701,30.; A. 71’,lc.;
N0. 4 White. 70%c.; A, 711'. Outs, No,
3 White, 56’/ic.; A, 57511:.; Standard,
57%c.; A, 57%/ac. Rye nominal. liar-
lay, 'I1c.; A. 85c. Timotlly, $4.50; A,
$6.50. Clover, $10.50; A, $14. Pork.
$17.25. hard. $10. Ribs, $91 A. $9-50.
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Pork Sc.
Oats (whlte( unc.
Outs (black) 020-
Straw (per ton) $600
Huy. pressed. (per toni $14.00
Eggs (per dozen) 250.
Print Butter (per lb.) 26c
Fowl (per lb.) loc.
Chickens ll to 130.
Wheat (per bushel) $1.00 to $1.25
Buckwheat 700.
Bnrley 70 to 750.
'l`ub Butter (per lb.) 240-
Potatoes (per bush.) 300
Turnips (per hush.l 15c
Hides 100.
Caltskina ,, 17::
Beer (lb.) '1 to Sc
Sausagoa (lb.) 15<L
S’SIDE M ARKETS -
Corrected Tueaday.
Barley por bush, 05 to 75o
Buckwheat per bush 70 to 751:.
Calfskins per lb. 14c
Eggs per doz. 25c.
Hay, (pressed) por ton $12.00 to $12.50
llay. (loose) per toil $10.00 to $10.50
llillos, per lb. loc.
Oats (hlaok) per bush 561:.
Oats (white) per bush 53c.
Roller Mill Flour per 100 lbs
$3.25 to $3.50
Potatoes per bush 25c_
Tllrnlpsl per bush. 20c.'
Lamb pclts (eacll) 50 to 751:.
Wool per lb. Zion.
Wheat per lllreh -1.00 to $1.50
Hllllllll Hllll] ill
KEEP HIS JUB
indiana Man All Run Down--
Had No Strength-No En-
ergy Lelt--Blood Poor-
How Vinol Helped Him.
Shelbyville, Ind. - “ I was all run-
down, had no energy, my blood was so
poor I felt badly all tlie_ time and my
face was covered with Elnlples, i am a
clerk in the hotel and ad to put up an
awful light to keep at work.
"I tried Beef, Iron and Win_e,
other remedies without boncllt.
learned of how \'inol had lielpcd_ others
and decided to try it. After taking tho
first bottlei noticed a grelit_ improve-»
ment in my condition. 1 continued tnk-
ingit and now l am rid of all my troubles
and cannot soy anything too good for
\'inol_ "~-ROY F. Bllui, Shelbyville, ind.
For all run-down, wr-alt, devlia.hrted
conditions of men and \vonlen._n0iil"l§
equals \'inol, our dr-_llcious l-ml liver and
iron tonic without: oll.
\'iiiol is a constitutiollal rcriied_v._ It
creates an appetite, aids lllgeslmn.
makes pure, healthy blood. lil this nel-
ural manner it builds up strength and
vitality.
Try li bottle with the lliider.s_tand_lng‘
you can get your mont-y bln-l: ll \ulul
doc:-' not liolp you.
E. A. FOSTEIL, drugglst. Charlotte-
town, 1'. E. L
and
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the sick well the ivclik strong, and
the nlorosc pleasant. Call and lot ll:
iliorougllly explain its lucrlls. .\l.n--
liinlion Drlig Co.. (‘oi-nor Url-nl
George null Kc-nt Strcols.-l\ll€tl.
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~ The Eastern Guardian
Plat: that Wears
ii 'I
The quality standard in silver ‘l
plate was fixed in' the year ll
1847,when Rogers Bros. goods _ ,
were first manufactured. ‘
To-day, the trade mark _'_
1847 ROGERS BROS. "
assures not only theoriginalbrand ` _ 
of Rogers, but the heaviest, grade _£7/_TT-‘,.` ‘_
in plate--backed by the larzcst /
makers with an unylualilied
guarantee matic. possible by an , .
actual test of over 65 years  I'
, Sold by Lending Dealers ~ -1 ». ` /'
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Had: in Canada by Canadians.
Equal ia Quality tu the But the World Producer.
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Durable Equipment for Lobster Packers
You will get here the very best supplies
for up-to-date lobster factories that skilled work-
men can possibly produce.
specialize on this branch of our work,
and know that for quality and price we can d_o
better work than any others. Our work is
looked upon as standard by alll our patrons.
You will be pleased and satisfied with our
Write, call or phone 393-] for prices
and information.
80 Grafton
Fred H. Trainor 5.....
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We
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New Flat Bottom Shelburne
Built Dories
are offering a limited number
of these in 13, 14, and 15 foot lengths
with thwarts and bulkheads
at very low prices for CASH.
is your time to buy, later they
may not be procurable except at a very
lhigh hgure.
& Thompson Ltd.
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of fire.
, ' Montague . Montague_ p_ E_ [_ _ Telephone 540 and 541
Serious Fire at O’Leary
(Guardian March 5th, 1915) L '
. Daily Warnings Went Unheeded
“Word was received in the cily yesterday of zl serious fire in
O’Leary by which Mr. Ira Ciark’s Mill was completely destroyed, the
loss being estimated at $3,000 with no insurance."
The premium paid on a life insurance policy sufficient to savc
you a serious loss would look very small alongside the check the
company’s agent would lizlnd you :liter the tire.
Pe wise and carry enough insurance to cover your loss in case
~ We insure all kinds ol property in the strongest companies at
moderate rates. Write or telephone us today if you are not fully pro-
tected. Tomorrow may be too late. '
w_ E TAYLOR’ M D" C. M. _ General Insurance Agents _
l Ellis, armacy Ltd " (Menu Umvsnmv) . 84 Great George St. Charlottetown
 W. K. Rogers Co, Ltd.
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