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0118 ll\8f8, %8l\8l’ill DIIPDOSBI 
ll . W. B. Aitken,
Horse. general purpose; one i1lley» 2 M;-limp” Dm' Q0,
-_ years old Barrister; one flll_ey one 7,0 Mu",
owyoug? year old, Baron Calvin; one onli., one Mi" Anim iilamuhanon
__ year Old Bllffihlllf- ' Florence B. McGregor
4 choice milch cows.2 lieifers 2 years
1. old in calf, .. calves. 9 months old, one q_ ii-_ H wh
brood sowfwith with young. one fall giimmiiige eméllbaret dmc,
P13- 45 hens- through the Women's` Club
Crop
160 bushels Banner Oats. l5 bus.
wheat. one stack hay. quantity of T_ E_ E_ Robins
straw, quantity _of potatoes and tur- Gem R_ Mciquit
“lim Robert F. McNult-
Implements
2 curls. I truck wagon. 2 driving
Ivaggorlilim 1 lwiiizelirukf, lliiay mower, i.i_ _y_ Cumiaii _
_ ro er. s nge poug , gang »i~_ iii_ Mciquit
y  cents_ a box' plough, lset iron hnrrows. I set spring _[_ G_ Jamieson 1 pair rubber bmi,
 @|l`lf0l't 15 WOI'th tooth hiirrow. 1 iron srufller, one po W_ B_ piiriiy
that tato scuiiicr, l light driving sleigh, 1 wm_ ii McEwen_ New Dominion
high box sleigh, 2 wood slelghs, 1 piers Niciwismi
` turnip pulper. 1 farmers boiler, 4 mel- gyivia L_ Mciiityre
 otte cream separator, 1 churn. 1 milk Tim Wometfs Club (%Pl’0C€9dB
1 tank. 1 grind stone, hay fork. rope ' patriotic Bridge)
1 and blocks, 200 feet lumber, cart, har- James Fam Newport
1 J ’ ness. 2 sets driving harness, 4 sets M,-S_ Christine M_ MéKay_
 plough traces bridles, collars and W 'S i stitui M ta
, ¢ g emen n e. on gue
homes. forks, shovels and hoes, and Mary E_ Paige
other articles not mentioned. Sale
Dfllgght positive. as farm is sold, if day proves
stormy. sale will lake place on Thurs-
day at same hour. _
- Terms   
"'i- "" ' ""' All sums oi` $5.00 and under. cash; ___
ani over five, nine months credit on ap- Estate of the inte Tweed Mclradyqn
TIDE TABLE .irovol Joint nm-3. 90 noi-es or good lnnd with comfortable'
1 _-'._ PETER BROUIE. Valley Church and school, Eliiotts
MAR¢i.i_ Auctioneer. Mills and Station, 1% miles from Brad-
` Water 7779'-'l~13-f\ll3.l8.&20- albane. Apply to Mrs. McFadyen, on
1 46 1 19.52 14.15
0.38 ` 21.06 15.13
10.25 22.00 _ 16.12
11.03 23.0: |, 17.00
11.47 ',  , 17.46
0.00 1 12.21 " 13.31
_ 0.48 12.52
1.34 13.22
 2.10 13.51 1 _
10 3.05 14.21
11 3.55 14.54
12 15.34 l
is 16.33
14 7.20 17.51 1
15 3.18 13.08
16 3.03 20.16
17 0.41 21.14 I
18 10.16 22.07
10 10.47 22.56
20 11.16 23.43
21 _ 11.44  _
22 0.29 12.12
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
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20.36
21.18
22.03
22.58
12.20
13.82
` 4.53
6.04
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1.15 12.41 ‘_
13.12
13.47
14.30
15.34 1 10.19
17.02 l 11.32
13.361 0.22
8.24 19.56 1.34
‘F. - 9.09 21.04 2.38
MARCH-lst to -ith. a storm period. Fil
20.11
20.56 P
2.03
2.54
3.56
5.08
6.22
7.28
14.03 Si
5th to 7th, clearing. 8th to 10th. damp er,
drizzly. 11th to 14th. rough and equal- 'ness Wagon. 2 Carts. Road Wesson. lie Head Omoo or the Company
ly conditions. 15th to 19th, blustcry Rubber Tired Waggon. Pung Sleigh. quest; street, Charlottetown, on Wed
period. 20th to 23rd, soft and slushy_ Taunting Sleigh. Double Wood Sleigh,
24th to 27th, snow storms. 28th to 91
29th, variable. 30th to 31st, falling Effects, 30 Cord W00<l. 1.000 BUSDNS he reception of the annual reports.
temperature. Turnilu. 11 quantity Hay and Straw: its election or Directors. and the _
ransaction of such other business as
  ‘irst fine day following. nay properly come before the meat.
S
DIARY OF EVENTS.
T0-DAY.
____ 7
(‘it_t_v Magistrates Court 9
People’h Theatre 7 and 8.
Prince Edward 3, 7 and 8.
111R'r_ris
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Frm?
'FFS
.B s
U1.
March 17th. to Mr. and Mrs. Leaman Pl
ghter. Congratulations. t
l-  W
MARRIAGES
 -
Murray River, P. E. I.. March 15th,
Auction Sale
19-14 sell by public auction on his premis-
'19-55 es t V tori C
THURSDAY, MARCH 23RD.
1 .
14.34 years old (Brown Mack) Mare 5 yonrs
15.28 'Blackwood); mare 3 years old
16-14 Jack); Registered Bull; 4 Registered
16.56 Holstein Cows; 2 Registered Heifei
17.36 Talves: 10 High Grade Holsteii _
18.15 Cows; 3 Holstein Heifers; 4 Holstein
18.53 Helier Calves; Pure bred sow; 100
19.31 Plymouth Rock liens (Pure Bred) 100
Wh
air indian Runner Ducks (Pure
21.52 Bred); Binder, Hay Mower, Side de
23.01 livery Rake, Dump Rake;'Sprlng
 tooth Sculiller; Disc. Harrow, Spike P
12.52 Harrow; Grain (irusher, Gang Plow,
F Sl
l am instructed by Howard Clark to
a ic ii, rapalld on
AT 11 AM
ills stock crop and implements,-
are 8 years (Kickapoo) Mare 5
ite Leghorn Hens (Pure bred) 3
ngle Plows, Thrnshing outfit, Set
15.04 Seperators, Bone Cutter, Potato Scuf ,f the shareholders of th
er. Manure Spreader, Turnip Plllp
Lawn Mower, Truck Wagon, Ex-
ngle Sleigh, all Harness, Household
lt' day is stormy sale will take place
Usual Terms. ~
W. A. WRIGHT
A tl e
\l¢ 011° 1'- ' Secretary.
827-3-15Mwsnilll. 7814-3-1-i-M8iE2l.
Artemss Lord. 4.00
4.00
3.00
3.00
t*.!*‘l’*S'°
E. Hill & Sons
60
Cuinberland Women's institute 10.
George Forbes 2.
4 .
!"$°5\°F‘ 5°§"l'*2“5°$°
Wm. Spindle ' »
John Campbell. Darlington
40.
2.
12.
25.
20.
 
the prenllses or to the Executors,
Hugh l<‘. ii'it'Ka_v. Joseph Biggar, Brad-
alhnne. ` -
7725-2-9-Etl.14lmm4l.
Auction Sale
A. W. Stewart. Harrington, will sell
on his premises at Harrington, all his
.stock and implements on Monday
March 27th or Wednesday if weather is
lnfavorable, sale beginning at one
fclock. See hand bills later. '
7836-3-i5Mwfmw4lpd.
  Norics
The annual general meetir
elephone Company of Princ-
ldward island, will be held i;
‘esday, the 22nd day of March, 1916
it the hourof eight o'clock p. m., foi
in .
_ _WALTER S. GRANT,
_ ~ l
_ I nm instructed by Mr. _ ` _m||`,in‘
Home to sell on his farm at   i,¢2°j»'¢9,|:¢¢|; muamuou uw
llx miles from Charlottetown on Wed- 1  W, _ p°|.|9y_ ' 3,00
nesday, March 22nd. 1916 at one  1
o'clock sharp, all his stock, crop and w_ g_ 3,95' ‘ m
firm Lniplements+ocK ~ A ptiqm' 100
e _
Tele hone Meeting |'
Often
lllV0r
lone other
£063*
S'°!*?"'i*:*!*2°' .°‘.°‘5*‘*'*_"‘!¢*!'?N
Ruth Dliltnin-21" ` 1
Geo. E. l~‘ul.l `
A. W. Owen
(Iol. D. Stewart --_ _
D. A. McKinnon, K.C.
W. E. Bentley
Riggs & llarrlgnn
Angus D. McKinnon
Saunders dt Newsom
Blake Bron. '
Alley & Co. 2 pairs boots
D. 0’M. Reildin 
Mrs. D. '0'M. Reddln
B. Roy Holman - f
W. L. Cotton 
George Miar, ‘Georgetowm
Rev. Ewen McDougall _
Soldiers Mother
D. Gordon & Co. 2 prs boots
Morris, Smith & Beer.
_ sw
Rogers Farqubarson _.=»_1 4.
A. W. Bruce -;,= 1.00
Andrew Mooney,
Sewell. Robertson.
liirs. Edith Peak.
Miss Havilan"`, 1 _
A_ J. Dougan, ’ , '
H_ W. Longworth. 1?
Mrs. H. W. Longworth,"
(1has_ H. Chandler,
Joseph Francis, "
Geo. 15'. Hughes,
Mrs. G. E. Hughes,
Mrs_ Benj. I-leurtz,
J_ R. Dlnnls._ _
Henderson & Cudmorb,
Hyndmau & Co. Lfd.,’ '
G. H. Taylor,
7' A. Friend
A. Soldier‘s Wife,
Mrs. G. E. Auld,
Miss Marlon Auld, '
Master Geo. Auld, 
Mrs. A. E. Sabine, -1-_~ i
_tiles M. A. Coles,
\/Irs. Jas. McLean,
Dr. J. B. Brown, _
Dr W. J. McMllian'
A. Friend.
ri.
boots
Fil
on 1- 0- '
>*.s.¢~rcr\t~:g~e.»i».».:»-swi>av.n_»-do-r-.s¢i.»o\-Ipwacamvgn.t»|~ar.\=.>»gc¢.s:»..;;ge;>:»!-g¢;;»-.sings
E. T. Higgs.
M. F. Macklin.
J. Gordon Mcfiay,
J Louis McKay,
Allan L_ McKay,
A. E. Lyon,
Adolphus McEwen, St
F. J. Holman & Cn. Ltd
A. W. l-lyndmim,
R_ V. Mallett, _
‘1rs. R. H. Campbell,
Angus McPhee.
Mrs. Henry J. Hooper, _
Fhomas W. May. . _'.
i. H. Judson, Alexand
Matilda Clark.
ll,
Peters,
N. Gay. Pownal
Harold A. Messervey.
Grace Messervey,
Robert B. Messervey.
Ethel Messervey,
Miss Ruby Stewart,
Miss Leota Stewart. _
William Agnew. ff?"
Miss Ruth E. Campbe '-*.1
Mr. nml Mrs. .l. R. Burnett.
Miss Burnett.
""`¥irs, F. P. 'laylon
intl Rnrnett. V ° . A  ' L_
‘.‘.‘iillu liiliruutt, " ' 1,,
` Niall Buntlht, _ 1.
5-3322.)  ~
_ ra. _ _ _ 10.
' Mn. Harry Johnson.. ‘ 3,
 -|_M- |»Y_ll__li!. 1_-_nn rubber
ll. E. Bagilall, ' 1
Hon. Q. E. Arsenanlt.
J. J. cKlnnon._
or. w. H. nothin.. 1 - J 
Mrs. Potluck., __ __ "~' if*
R/ehert Mi Beer_."'-` “*"‘_‘fl ‘
I  §b°v”t._ - ...dll 
W. IA.. eeka, '
` RléYnr%lu'Q Ht B
;. ; n, _
-f Mlfégxltrtid' riiulipsfgilligton.
.1 3 . I
_ to `
£*Z*.°‘F‘5"9°.°°!"$°§°.°‘25F'?'?‘:*:“?°'$°!"F"L*$°f'°:*¥" -P2‘?‘5"-9°!"?'°:*!‘!~‘°t".°‘~P‘P.*PF‘i"P°
_._Yin.Dutty. ¢§ M __
ndrew Brad) ." ooihln '_Pt.
Robert _`L.= Cot’ton,_, ’_' ‘K '
MGX. N. McKenzie,.`Lopg Creek.
W. ll.. Aitken,
James Paton.
Mrs. James Paton,
Moore & McLeod, 4 pairs
M. P. Hogan,
John Johnston, Long River.
A. Friend,
W. R. Taylor, Granville.
Hammond Veseey, York.
J. di T. Morris, ‘
The Misses Stomper,
Mrs. Bruce Duck.
J. A. Mclsaac ~
Mrs. Jas. H. Devereaux
Nancy Weeks '- 
Charlottetown Bowling Alleys
M. C. McGowan
R. E.'Mutcl1 & Co. -
Stanley. Shaw & Peardon '
A. Home
A. 1-‘orsythe `
Jasper Pleka.rd` ‘
John McLeod & Co; _
R. lleairsto _ " `
David Hooper
J. C. Sims ' ' " "
J. S. Wedlock  
R. Newsom ` , ,,
MeCiillni1i_ '_ ' __=' -1-* g
R.. Grant ` 1 -"
Charlottetown Rubber Co., Ltd.
4 pairs boots
Mr. Jigga' " ` '
I. A. Ritchie " `
D. J. Thompson, N. Tryon
Cyrus Smith _ .
Mrs. R. E. Bagnall _
Crabbe_ Hardware _Co. _
iames _Hooper _ '_  _ _ `
J. 0. Arsenault-`  ~‘  " `
J. A. McMillan -
A. E,-lV_lcEachern, 2 pairs boots
M- Buss. _ ‘ _
Vlrs Jiim'e'ii` Mc_Nelll‘_ ‘ ' '
'Frederick Breiiaut` '
Edwarllltofl’ _ - '
Howard G. Brehaut - _
C. C. Gal~diner,‘
Mrs. C'.'_A(‘. Gsrdineij,”  _
F.
C.
5‘°P°P°P‘N!"!"!*!*
e»HHHNw
` ‘ $790.00.
` A_ W. HVNDMAN,
` Hon. Treasurer.
---l._..l
CARE FOR THE COW'S TEATS
Olic of the most delicate and trouble
some parts of d cow's anatomy is the
teal, and the keeping of this in proper
miilt-yielding power or the animal. A
cow is usuilily kept to produce milk,
and the tout is the pipc through
which it reaches tho bllt:kei.,illeroforr
tile tent must play an imporfnnt pal-._
both in regard to the quantity uni
the quality of the yield. in sirlicturt
it is simply o hollowliag, just like the
iillger of a ove. formed f la
‘ 1 _ ii. led "tim 1-lntni-n_'
_ ` in milking, the squeezing of tho
_ GUARDIAN BLASSIFIED MIS.
lf’-Ill H<lull'ts the milk out and acts as
11 H0rt_ ot' message to stimulate the
Schooner "Eldon C." 27 tons- Re- » _ om o. i l. ,WM ii,” in ni ._ iaith" ° iw", ii." “M ., production and flow of more -milk as
H°wA.rT,_ M i,_ E_ L_ iiospimh built in 19_05. ln good condition. Com; _ n 9' _ " ° ~- .2 1 ‘° " ' E the work goes on. in most cases the
BIG With “U8 and l'\ll1l1lDB 50"- AD' - nerd each continuation. Cub must accompany order. Minimum _diseases or iiffections of the test are
Lewis Hawaii oi Regina' Sask" a dnu_ .§l_l.rs and Chains, LiShtB ¢0l!1D8.B8'&0. 1 those which affect the uilder in -the
nd new Dory.First Class ilshing _or ` ehlrge Twenty-five eenh. first place-ii’ we except such disease
radius Craft For farther particulars . an oowpor and also wounds. lr we
n i t t _ ill
MATTHEW G M¢|~EAN» LTU ,___ _ ,_ __= }___, keep right, and ugder thisoiielid The
fmllfgiwfé-L13 I "` »»- gl'€*1ll0St trouble is cntarrh o th,
JAMES H N nldor. soinoil ll a ' .
(owner) Moreih P E’ i _ A gcntjawallted _____i_Iclp \Viluteci:Male ` “‘hi(_h my end I'l;“;u_get ‘3 “G00
GLOW-THOMPSON - At the M2082 7539-2 28M 1M0i>d "Pon‘rnAi1' Aoelvrs wANTEo. WANTED-MAN 'ro wom< on We often speak of 9. cow with three
1016, by asv. A. J. MsoNslll, n. A., '
Forest Johnston Clow of Point Pleas-
fint and Mary Elizabeth Thompson
ot’ Alliston.
 
, l)l'IA'l'llS
in ml-|1____-l_i
i 1gi_ well equipped medical. surgical and
;°iZD;,`;$pi?h2e§-,?g,d?“i: 85,? 52;.; obstetrical departments. offers a. three _
_ 1 i . _ F sl Mo d 1 years graded course to young WOIDBH Acaenrs WANTED To Eu. Fon
W" ° " "ge "ner n ay u eelrins a nurses training. "tint old rslisbie rontlial Nurseri-
2 o'clock, from his into bo_me to Win- fl
aloe Cemetery- m
76
Mi\iard'g Liniment Co., Limited.
Have used MlNARD‘S LINIMENT
for Croup; found nothing equal to lt;
sure cure.
CHAS. E. SHARP.
Hawkesimw. N, B.. Sept. lst, 1005.
~ H1  ji if ._~_`i
_ ‘ »- ,THB sole head of efam .or arlynale over
dgtem yum old. me omeload enumer-
i - get of available Dominion land in Msni*fil>e,,
_ nimchewan or Aibe.ta. Applicant mlm 
_ 1 i _-PON-
Tllislhlii llarch 21:1
iv   nintin a
at-§ 
gf;-__.
Fl EQ _
M 1
ation.
iyaopsit
'_ ,_'__  _  Jilidv' ".i~. » ‘ _ o
Mfr, __ _ . 4 dit..   ' I 
  1 1#  --
' ='_" _ ” mide prints, portraits fiat and con- Henrtz, Marshfield. 7
____ Send for Catalogue, Solar and bro- I farm good wages given. Edgar R. tests when she may have four 'good
tents, and it is really the quarter of
'  ` ' ...I.;_:i~|»-H-/_ ' ‘
rite. . ‘ kee the udder r lit the
_ _:~~
1 o' . F 2 Y V ` ' _ V B I f P
or . n V i V ca . ..
880-3-18M2i. _ H _ V-
T vox, frames and war pictures Mei' W`°i’”`*‘”-*‘~N-T D_ MAR,-“ED MAN the udder above the teat` that is ai’
' ° S ll l ' ' ' A T° ' ` '
 c  chants Portrait Co., 'l`oroni_o." work on im.m_ Wiii suppiy mm, fected, and has become "deaf" -ns the
g 7840-3-15-M6i. foriabie house and pay good wages result ofthe disease mentietied above
,_ _
- _ H ~ i i ht _,___ A i i W_ 0_ Catarrh of the udder mostly results
  - AGEN-3.8 WORLWS GREATE8-r_| 0 rg pm V pp y 0 iv from exposure to cold and wet but if
THE W. W. BAGKUB HOSPITAL'
A Private General Hospital with'
Write at once for circular of infor-
KATHLEEN A. DOWN, R. N. ~
- Superintendent oi' Nurnel,
Norwich, Conn.
35-226-M2ms.
1 _ _
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_ .4 ' ~ J
-~_,. _ ‘__ ,lv _
.£10 _' "'84"
__ _> .. ` "";,,_f_
. -~.
£3- tif'
oi Canadian Northwest
l.alill Regulation.
1
-'-2* _. 'u
1 1 tin Domi i “.3
'° -”-=
 mi mi 'diti "nf i
_ 1,  .:':"3;. °.i;‘.°:.,'°"' "
A Gisniliiratriolio Cin-  ~  ¢.`iii..:i:.'?3%%
 tm lify Fifty Volta. ' .°'-°"=~-.*~3:x:.f.ii.m
‘ lr:-lor acre
pie book free on prom e can
vass; experience unnecessary;
fiomnany. Brantford. Ont. _
es." We teach our men to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary; highest com-
missions paid; handsome free equip-
ment. Stone & Wellington, Toron-
to, Ont. 7620-3-2ME26l.
_ _
For Sale
5 l
Carleton. 7838-3-15_ln18i
MARE, Titans
lbs.. a good
beast
i-uri
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1   -1 - .
:_ '.
WWo0'aro.i|.o
 ;__
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN HAVING
men’s furnishings. Reference re-
quired. Address, R. P. B., cio Guar-
dlan Pub. Co.. 7854-3-16Mtf.
i i 1 ti Creighton. R. R. N_o. 1, West R er _ .
WAR G°l“g "ke a wh 'isw 'io' sam_ N_ s_ 7369_3_i7M6ipd_ taken early its development may _ be
l
'Cornwall School, _ - x 5_-
conliition has a lot to do with the,
- 51 o yers oil
__ tissue. and continuous with the skin
of the miller. ` ~
"”-T'_'_' ' A- -- I "-5*' gli' l\;Vlie:\L the milk il;-1 formed in the
» , _ _ _ _  _ _ 1 ies ownwnrds into
~   ““"’ """°“
*E+ the tent. onli the opell space in llle
llltlcr iilioio cal '
loweii by rubbing on nn ointment
i’
0 ae the following... Turpentlne. _8
way to stop the trouble. -
Por sore tests plone. such uppx ori-
apll, a dressing made -wlizti one _part
catholic acid. one. pa fglycerlne,
ten parts linseed oil is very uae-
Plalri vaseline ia also wonderfully,
ell
oi'
and
ful.
_ do
nr touts. _ _ _
Ns
A ' . __.` I
..._..___...  Gives .1
No lost time or delay- the dye
fixes a deep, 1-ich, permanent color.
brush and polish with ii cloth.
Call today imd1we will tell you
dyes.
Q ' it
_ 1 .
stopped. A wnrm't'omentht‘lon.'.to-be To Fortify The 8yatem_i',\"-ing. 
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ch .
 'l`o`Any Wood 1-iSt|i‘=f§ij‘i;is'="i'*`~’
 _.E
' 7- 1 'ww
oz.; soft soap. 4 os.-will gq a long 
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as' thls`Boinbli1a.tion of'Q`ui:il;¢m2¥&
Other ingredients. destroys sei-ins.,
not; ana. Tonic o __14_n¢i_u -
mum- irsapn tus mt' “tn e‘o'iidlii‘
in withstand Colds. Grip.; my
enna._-` ' There fig' 'o'|tly".f.im`§'_ sgftou
.good tor any trouble' with 'either ltd-|_QUlNINE." E. W. GROVE8 si “
I __
ture on box. 260. ,,_'_,-_ ` ,_ , _ °.~,
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a  __ *'
. ‘ _ T-'32
J '~  ~=.=e==i;vi=4?ll”
"f1‘_"n:."f
 in L...iliansomiiiintfa 
I Johnsons Wood Dye ts an inexpensive preparation that will
make any soft wood surface as beautiful and artistic as the ni
pensive hard wood. _
ost ex
instantly penetrated the wood and il
Select your favorite from fourteen different colors_`Apply with n 
. -'r
more about thesewonderful wood
ua' _ ___ ~ _
FE~NEL3.§.C.13ANDLER  
_-._»'~.-l _v
~‘~~--.11 1 _
We are buying poull
p‘ices.
1 We deal larg-ly in
firmerly we wlli buy egg
is when price 1 is highest
in price in the n.-xt fe .-
price for proper qualiiv
' ‘We buv piultry all th
ready for the coming seae~1n’s business and as
tlties direct from farmer- of from egg circle.
The Best Time io Selig A `i
fir pollllifv is heevv, fhewfore sell your
_ at Once im-te~cl of keepi- ag them until 'm
Wh8¥l"?l°tn and will he ~m tll and danger of
gregter. ' Consequently lov er lricei., `
..._ _ ._., l.
,,. _ ,_ ._  _-_~_.\ 
Poulllil A li lice 
ry daily at -highest cash 1
EGGS and we are po‘v.°""
s in large or small quen-
Eggs will be
weeks, and the
_ Raise More Poulfrv 
The demand_f.r good poultry i increasing
each year. This is farm-=r's opportunity. "
Danff Raise Dozens But 1
  _Hundreds   
-W9 ard Deoared to contract etonice  
tons of all kinds 'ot' poultry-next autumniand
Winter. Bod' Willing to guarantee a stated high 
e year rolind A '
We Sell polllfwy food of all kinds, also “Pratt's" 
poultry supplies. __ _
Call, write or phone.
l
 J. Holman & C0.
4 ‘ ~ charlot
sat tue thur. _
oetown "wa 1;
iii pq,- 1 ppp
1
wmrso- elsvsnsi. 11660 i.ATl-is
and planer hands. Wages 30 cents
per hour, steady work. State ex-
perlence and earliest date can re-
port for work. No. labor troubles.
Apply Geo. D. MacKinnon, General
Manager, MacKinnon, Holmes &
*  Co__ Limited' Siiei-bfo°~|¢¢_ Que, _
75ll42»26Mtf .
__ __ ,__ .i_.- gi ._.\..._
PUB-
and
s1'_nAw.i=on s/ins.-i.Asoe QUAN-` :9l“l“fl"“S 1303"; A
tlty loose. David H. Auld. North
BC
 '_'_\1i.vj if lv
.xi f
A _ STANDARD or THE
make seven dollars daily. Linscott ,,,pe,.ie,,¢e in Bening cioihing a,-id 0 5 _- Ji - -_
  <1_oLUM BIA
IGNITOR
as  ‘J DRY CELLS
Season
U80,
and.
buying.
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