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Good Photography N
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Phone 68-J . .
Farm 1591' Sale
The undersigned offer for sale the
farm of the late Ambrose A. Malone.
This farm oontainsaiiout one hundred
acres, almost all clear, is situated at
Bt. Catherins's about two miles from
the Town of Souris.
On it is a dwelling house and two`
large Barns in first clans repair. The
land is in a good state ot cultivation
and is, well fenced. Immediate poss-
ession or same will be given.
Further particulars apply to
Mcqualdl Solicitor, Bouris, P.
land, or to the undersigned.
FRANCIS J. 0’DONNELl..
JOHN MALONE,
Executors.
Bouris, P. E. I., April 8,1916.
81084-5-M183 -
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Eastern S. S. Lines
INTERNATIONAU LINE.
8.8. Governon Cobb. '
Leave St. John Wednesdays at 0.00’
a.m. for Eastport, Lubec. Portland and
Boston. Leave Saturdays at 7.00 p.m.
for Boston direct.
Return-Leave Central Wharf, Bos-
ton, Mondays at 9.00 a.m. for Po -tland,
Lubec. Eastport and St John. Also
Fridays at 9.00 a.m.. omitting stop at
Portland.
MAINE BTEAMSHIP LINE.
Between Portland and New York.
tmgteamships Northland and 'North
r. -
Leave -Portland Tuesdays, Thurs-_
days and Saturdays at 6.00‘p.m.
Return--Leave New York-same days
at 5.00 p.m.
Bt John City Ticket Oillce, 47 King
Btreet.
A. C. Currie, Agent, St John, N.B,
A. E. Fleming, T.F. & P.A., St John,
 
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larding treig t.and nssbenllefi DDU!! in
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_ Fires Burnilit"
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 orstssm 
. aisplms as your order °f
ffcail at our oiiioef 0ur Pi’i°°°
 lem: and quality the
 Piompt'rrid_sausfsoto1y
 will be milit-
i “rnmr-A-rrvas,-~ wfmm
the Kidneys. '
By its cleaning, healing powers
rids the system ofsll waste matter and
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"irrnlt-¢-lives" anpfem as sm glillgf. f-,‘5f,‘§,°)"§§”) 1" "M" ‘ 35
ldivm' enables tlieatornaah to digest ` Butter (freslf) lb. A
_food properly ; makes the bowels move E858. 4°#
regularly; and relieves the strain on lg§§v'l."’,'bf’°“‘")
Chickens. lb. _
on Hay (pressed), ton
the eliminating orgsns,“Fruit-a»tivss" ¥_trsl:vIb(presseal lon
or . _ _
13 to
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HOWLETT is Kitchener Boots. lor men in 'Pun
, latest styles. 9981-b-
2
12 to 18
12 to R 1. Cape Breton on April 16th,Ml'. John
‘M to 515 Gillis. aged 74 years. He formerly
Turnips, bus.
Z0 to
12%  were brought by his son William. His
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thus iaruns apura blood rsfply.
pass by rrlrlt-eevss Llmitsa.
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For Men
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newest lasts.
See Our Window
135 Queen Street
60s.sbox,6 for 2.60, trial sire 25s.. Oats (white) bus.
we.
At dealers or-sent postpaidon reeeiptof
ot” Beets, bus. _
Canada’s $5. Leader
We have received theKit-
chener bpot for men 'in
black and tan on all the
Alley & Co.
Potatoes, bus. 90 to$1.
Oats (black) bus.
- Carrots. bus. ~
Wool lb.
Pafsnips, lb.
Geese
Ducks
l-lidss
Turkey or lb
Z5 to
14 to
20 to
Barley (pel bus) 75 to
Butter. crcamery (per lb) .l-i to
' B k h L b 75 t $100 was born hi Dublin,Luncnburg Co. N.
5500  uc W ea .(per_ us) 0 90 S. and camo to this 'country forty-four
. _ __ 3
Oatmeal. (per 100 lbs) $2.75 to $3
Oats. white, per bus.)
Turnips, (per bus.) ) -
Pork, Organs att, (per lb) 91,4 to 12
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55 kind and affectionate father.
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9' D _ gg inoffenslve msn. a good nelgbor and a
SUMMERMDE MARKM-3' (|:,.|d,y_) his sufferings with great patience, not
Butter; dairy, (psi) lb.) .iz to 1
C ll’ k . ( rl ~
Hqdgs' 2;, 3,? 14 _Rustico, Mrs. Cline. Latcs of Glen For-
H . (1 ( t 1 ) $10 to $1 _
I-12;. lggggolnsgctlsllgf rio to sia Edward ol Mount Voruoii, and charles
Lamb pens (each) 40 to 50 at blome. The services at the house
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gags, black, pe, bum 56 John Gillis of Wood Island, who spoke
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potatoes (per |,u5_) 75 at Wood Island Cenietry. (N. S. pup-
30 e copy). ~
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/_-  Straw, pressed (per ton) ` $6.50 MF- N°AH CAMPBELL-
 ° ".__§§l_ »Wllea¢, (per ons.) $1.20 to $1.40 ---
- _' O ‘ W001 (per 11),) 25 to 40 At Milltovrn Cross on April 23rd af~
  bell was called home. Deceased had
__ ._-.__,,‘-._|_._g been lil railing health for several
` years. hut his sufferings were borne so
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_ ny n ‘ sertlon for advertising in this col
~ . _ ..°'r. oognon lvss ls oust-alan Cash melt ewvmnwy order-
__ Represents ve lu Montague. l-
-'--°_' ' - ` ' ' ‘ "KITGHENER $5.00 Boots for m
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33 t° ag MR, ,|0HN_ q||_|_|5_ ~union were entrusted three daughters
*and two sons:- Mrs. Woodman (de-
i At his sons residence, Dominion No.
re-
sided in Caledonia. where his remains
two daughters, Mrs. McPhee and Miss
0 Cl1\’lBill\° both oi! Somerville Mass
5 MFI. PETER MOSER '
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Ou April 20th 1916 there passed to
his Eternal reward Peter Moser of
Glen Forest at the advanced age of
5 eighty years Deceased was a kind and
loving husband, and father. He bore
a. murmur escaping his lips. Deceased
5 years ago. He leaves beside ills sorr-
4 owing widow, two sons and three dau-
4 ghters Mrs. Geo. Publicovor of North
3 ost. Mrs. James Lilies '.-i' Glen Forest,
0 and grave were conducted by Rev.
2 very ieelingly. llltormerlt took place
ers pleas
ter e. lingering illiless,.Mr. Noah Camp-
patiently und cheerfully that it was
indeed good to have known him. There
are left to mourn besides a sox-rowing
widow, seven children, Jcnlllc, Elin,
Ester, Frnllk. Lowson and Russel all
at home and David iii Lowry, Montana
there are also six sisters slid one
brothel-, one brother William having
predeceased him just one year. Tile
sympathy of the entire commuiilty
goes out to the strickeli family lu their
bemuvemeilt. ,
.Wo shall meet. but we shui] lilies him,
There will be one vacant chair,
We eliall linger to caress hlnl,
l While we breathe our evening prayer.
'DEATH OF MRS. JOHN T.
GARLAND.
3 I Today it is a sad duty to announce
Charlottetown
‘ 2p.m.tte6p. m.
MORSON A UUFPY
Barrister; and Attorneys
- MONEY T0 LOAN.
Cameron Block, Victoria Row
Office Hours: 9 s. m. to 1 p. rn.
8583-10-25Mtt.
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Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canlds
"QUITE A NUMBER OF SMALL Mary Elizabeth beloved wife of Mr.
AQCDUNTS HAVE NOW RUN PAST John T. Garland. in the 41st year of
D E. ..W'e are again sending a llst to her ag@_
“ the City Court for collection, in a few Deceased had been in failing health
days. -~|f y°UI'S is °V¢f'd\|¢f P|¢iB° about one year. It was the fond hope
brine. send. or ask us to sail for the or' ner devoted husband parents and
“ Piilftiillllllli Cilllls “""°"""     ‘”°“"’   Made-to-Measure 0
the death, at her home; Terentum, of
health, and with that object 'ln view
the host medical iittoudanco and kind-
uouricur
The best place in
Montague to buy School
Supplies, Stationery all
kin sofiice supplies. We
carry the L. E. Water-
 
0.0. McLeod, K.C., W. E. Bent|ey,K.C.
MoLEOD A BENTLEY
Barrister and Attomay-at-Law
man Foungin Pens
which are gu | anteed.
Charlottetown, P. E. 1
MeLEAN & MsKlNNON
WARBURTON 6 SHAW.
Offices-Bank ot N. S., Chambers ,
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A.A. McLean, K.¢., Donald McKinnon
Bsrrlaters, Attorneys-at-Law _
Brown Block, Charlottetown. ,
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Barristers, Attorneys, Notary Pub
lic, Etc.. Solicitors for Canada Bank-
ers Association, Banl¢`ot Montreal.
Canada, Permanent Mortgase Corbor-
atiou.' »
Oillces- Old Guardian Oillce. Pr»r_ __
se Bloc Charlottetown, P ill l ‘ Montague, P. E. I. . J_“"‘"“° was bgrnél Wl§‘§;\l_*;,§v1:_2‘:1 1;;
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BABCOCK AND SONS
i*3iii.*'*.:`§§`i'£¢i`-`~"*“‘°`3i’5'°"" __ We Specialize im... _“Mill-in-Man Tailoring. sewlee”
lllstab s
_ Formerly Patent Oflloe lxamlnsr.
Master of Patent Laws. _
Representatives in all foreign soon _ __ .,.._.¢ __ .,.
_- ll - .erfs  -. ~ »
mgrite for Book “Patent Pretsetlon.’;*'B.00tS   '    _ J    -» <»»=-» --l E _ _ _   _ .t  0   has
°“3°s. 1...... ..._ ........l. We carry G. A.” Slater .Invictus ' '      _
Branch” Ottawa. Walllinltbll- , , , ` .____;_...¢..-  Ry _“_ ._ _-.~ ., , I.;  ____,_..._....,_
h--===-=========' éuaranteed in both; Ladies _5.00 and n ._ | ,_    0 4_3 A \_ n Q
DR_ CLIFT' ents 5.50 and _6.00. These are positiv- ._ _ .se NU'§5,_“;)   “S I5 "’1_.,5
Q ' lslmsgs _ Bly tl'l€b€SlI(1l1Ell1tY_I11adC. AISO  _(`h€3p'  ff- 
°““‘M‘.?...'2 er ades as required We can suit your |*”i'="i‘i“*““`l|l M¢l>Yl‘il‘¢= l||"‘ 
‘ We carry a large stock
of Kodak goods. Bring
or mail your next film
to us to be developed and
don’t forget our Photo
graphic goods are always
fresh. Give us a call
when in need of good
goods.
Ellis Riiarmacy, Ltd.
Rev A J McDonald, r g e
Blessed sacrament on Palm Sunday,
she passed to eternity on I-loly. Thurs-
day with a saintly peace and hap-
‘ piness that permeated her entire ex-
istencb.
It is superiious tostate that pro-
1 home she left with a. sorrowing hus-
band four children, egorl from four to
_twelve years, hor parents Mr. and Mr
Jn.-mos Murnagliall, Iliclinlolld St. city.
` also two br0.llors and two sisters who
,| arn lcft to cherish her memory.
‘ Mr. Gal'land's sister' Miss Frances.
of Winchester, Mass.. arrived home ou
,en Str. "Stanley" Wednesday ill time
' to see hor alive, and is going to rcmniil
for some time
‘ iunoral on Saturday at 2 o'clock p. in.
state of the roads. The pall bearers
were: Jas. J. 0’Colmoll. Hugh Cum-
miskoy. John Laverty. Joseph Beard.
George Simpson and John Simpson.
To the sorrowing husband and filmi-
.ly we tender our deepest sympathy
alld condolence lu their sad bcrenve
mellt. _
MR. WILLIAM A. JARDINE.
At Nepali on the Miramlclli in N.B..
"oil September 27th, 1840. William A
, _
April 19th, 1916 whenuzs soul de- -
parted from the earthly tabernacle]-lis
illness consisted in a atouiach ailment
-_ which retired him to his bed but for
a short time. although untltting him for
in- work for several months. The end was
fl not unexpected thus enabling the mem-
bers of his family to be much with him
during the closing hours. lie gave
_ _ en clear evidence of having no fear of
|| *D. P TIERNEY is Guardian re- ALLEY & C0. 9481 4-29lll_tf. death and he spoke freely of his iaith
“Flllll-a-lim lllllslls, ..z.;.....l'.. l. s....l.p as... _,ALLEY A co  sm;
Plifmds,  ..°nn. c. Menlo.:
Guardian agent for Annandale and vi~ Black
l‘rni%~inise is Netnre’sown remedy. °illlt!.-J
in God whose grace he felt was more 8
the than suilicient for him. Mr. Jardine
and was a very kind man and his home of Mr. Nelson Moore. and only dau ll
Mtl; was a place of liberal hospitality. He ter of Angus and Mrs Beaton
'union was born three daughters:-
'John Weatherble, Hermitage and Mrs. do to restore her to health and siren
gth was done. but without, avail T
ns
are John and a roc ome. e
sister Mrs. W'm. Wood. Alexandra. and
one brother Samuel at`0rwell also
survive. The funeral was held on
Saturday, April 22nd. Interment was
at Powfiil; ,(;=metery. Rev. E. B.
t
Weekso cia .
____,.,__._.._.._-_-
MR8. NELBON MOORE.
At Brookfield on Saturday mornin
April 8th Annie lsahelle, beloved wife
8
was
was twice maried first to Miss Prud-
called to her eternal rest at the age
ence Wood of Alexandra. To this of 30 years The deceased had be
GU
ill about two months Everything that 'U
Mrs. Hy. Burboe, Alexandra; Mrs. medical skill and kind nursing could
Pansy in Waltham, .Lass The so
sn d li st li Us
' the
_ was
McDougall, Charlottetown. His sec- ` . he ygfglgn
ond wife. who survives was Miss Eliza- late Mrs.Moore who was ofa very llcillg . Dom", John
beth Enmanot Vernon River. To this and affectionate disposition was ie ' _
ill high esteem by a wide circle of M°L°°‘|' D' A' M°l’°““ “"6 M‘“°‘l°'“k
friends. ln the Presbyterian Church ot MCSWGBII- ll\l0l‘ll1€l1f» WB! lil i-U0 Pre'
ceased); Miss Lottie at home and Miss which she was a faithful and consis~ sbyterlan Cemetery. Bl‘00l¢il°ld-
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found sorrow manifested itself ill the
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the RP NS
This is new suit time and there‘s always more or less risk of your being
stampeded into buying ready-made clothes that are apparently made by nobody
in particular, clothes for which no one is willing to stand sponson, those unnamed
garments of unknown quality-_-The Orphans of the Clothing _World. _
~ These garments willbe offered to you under many guises and you will d_o
well to forego the pleasure of wearing a new suit on Sunday rather than take this
risk. If you would make sure of Wear and stay-there style,_ plck your Spring _Suit
from our fresh, and almost unlimited stock of choice materials. Let us make it to
your personal measure from the matenal you will yourself select.
We stand'Guarantee to your increased satisfaction.
Suit or Gvercoat
_ Made-to-Measure
est nursing procureble were called in t t h I t
 it it 1 fi §g{e§;§;g;_1_'1';;_f;';d=jl; yl;§t§;§§§¢g; 'ig-_'__ 158 RiCllIllOl1d S ICC , C 31' 0 t€t0WIll
 i i __ 'last sacraments of the Holy Catholic* __
Church at the hands of her pa.st.or\ '. - - .
' en. Hema lvlslslrvns. _ - E I-I L I S . . _ ecelvln tn
nsnclse _ » "All Things Comes to Those Who Wait.”
It wlil be greatly to YOUR advantageto
have us make your particular suit to your
. measure for _delivery in from eight to ten
days. To you it means good British Woolens,
a very apparent added value at our special
price $15.00. We give you so much value
that we convince you permanently that our
interest and pride in our Made-to-Measure
Tailoring does not by ally means cnd with
the selling.
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L. A. GAREAU,
President
I Some sixty 'carriages attended her English and Sggt(-1| Wgqlgn C05 ' ;
‘ notwitllstallding the almost impossible _ _-._ __ __
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1 . . N" "°f“» °-'°- - whatever its condition. We _ g;Ve. your .....s»...fy, ...ini  .-___-_ .ref-n.l..».
rsueiluimmvi-_ _ _ . - t - _ ill..   ...his - .ss._...__l,. 
 good honest valuesln all lines. t is also - . _ ~
" Our Mail Tailo 'n D pa tment stands betwccn you zl id the meti-
Mail Orders iocre ready-nialdlesg. Nlaailra post card and by return post you will
1 receive our Spring Outfit-samples, self-measuring form you can follow with ease, fashions
and_ tape measure-free of charge and no obligation to purchase. The price to measure by
mall,fit guaranteed, $15.00. Ad ress: 415 St. Catherine St. East, Montreal.
_   Tailoring Stores
___._._._._ _=f==°¢f°=e2 Pwrsf. ..   in Ten Canadian Cities
 ` trims sos  our delight t0 Sefvé YOU- S ‘ 158 Richmond Street, _Charlott_e_to_wn,_ P. VE.-I'.‘
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