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hildren require shoes
that give their feet room
We have carefully sel
ected the largest and
most complete range of
- A Misses, Childrens and
Infants Boots and Pumps
from the best makers in
35c to $2 95
See Our Window
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135 Queen St.
Children;
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business
LHIBAGQMAHKETS
(Special to the Guardian )
CHICAGO, April 28-Wheat No 2
red, $162 to $16251 No 2 hard,
$1 62% to $1 62% Corn. No 2 yellow
77%c to 78544: , No 4 yellow, 76c
Oats, No. 3 white, 54%c to 56540
Standard, 55l,2c to 50550 Rice, No
2, $117 to $117 17 Barley, 740 to
80c Timothy, S5 to $6 25 Clover,
$8 50 to $12 50 Pork, $17 55 Lard
$10 05 Ribs, $9 62 to $1012
CHICAGO, April 28-The price of
wheat declined from Ze to 2%c Corn
declined 1%c, and oats from %c to
WINNIPEG April 28 -Wheat de
clined, from lilo to 1%c Oats ad
vanced %c
TORONTO. April 28 -Cash wheat
is steady to Mc iiigher at Bay ports,
but Ontario wheat is very firm and 2c
to 3c higher at $155 to $1 57, and in
some cases $1 60 is asked
MONTREAL. April 28-The grain
market was without any new feature
to note There was no new develop-
ment iii the condition of the market
for baled hay today. but the under
tone of the market is firm
The tone of the market for dressed
hogs is also firm under a good steady
remand for small lots
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The receipts ol’ eggs to day were
2,512 cases as compared with 1,782
for the corresponding date a year ago
The tone of the market for eggs is
very iirm and the prospects are that
prices will be advanced in the near
future Present prices are Zac tor
round lots and 23c for single cases,
while stamped selected stock is sell
ing at 250. and No 2 stock at Zlc
per dozen
0H‘TOWN MARKETS
Oats (white)
Oats (black) ¢
31-NW (DOF Wh) 86.00
Hay. Dressed (por ton) 814 00
E58! (nor dozen) 19 to Zoe
Print Biitter (per lb )
Fowl (per lb.:
Uhickens 11 to 18a
Wheat (per bushel) ll 00 to 81 26
Buckwheat o
Barley 'lo to '!se.
Tub butter (per lb l
Potatoes (per bushel) c
Turnips (per bushel)
Hides
Calfskins o
Beef (ib) 7 to le
Banllles (lb)
Pork (per lb)
S’BIDE MARKETS
(Corrected Wednesday)
Barley, bus Otto 00
Buckwheat. _ s 0
Butter. lb. (dairy)
Butter, lb (cresmery)
Calfskins, lb
Biggs, dos
Hay, loose ton 810 00
Hay, pressed 10.00
Hides, lb
Lamb pelts
Ostmesl, per 100
Oats, (white) has
Oats (black) has
Potatoes, has,
Roller Mill doar, por 100 8.18 il 50
Straw pressed, ton 6.oe
'rarnl has
Whes has 1.50 1.80
Wool, h
A D FOBTE RESIGNS SEAT
IN PARLIAMENT
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OTTAWA , April 27-A.. » DeWitt
Foster, Li I’ lor Kings, N B., has
sent ia, his resignation as member oi
parliament.
n the dying dsyl of th’ session
B r Robert Borden virtually read Mr.
Foster and Mr W F Garland, li£.P
for Carleton, Ont., out oi the Con
servstive party
Both oi them had become involved
lnuvar contracts, the former noting
ss purchasing s lit for horses the
papers in eonnee ion with which were
not ioiitheoming and the latter ot
11 00
12.00
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Kenzie- Mr Woodle Westawa , Al
October were the men interned, and
from Nov 24 the British women had
I
were 1 To report twice daily at
the police station in her district 2
pm and 7 am 3 ot togo be-
yond the police district 4 Not to
change her dwelling 5 Not to send
any closed letters 6 To keep her
papers always with her Perrrission
to go beyond the district however,
could be obtained from the wachmeis
ter or sergeant \\-ho usually granted
it thoiigh never without a great am
ount ol oilicialdnm, which “as never
theless free from unkindrless or dis
courtesy
SEVERE PUNISIIMENTS
The British chaplain Mr Willinms,
the .iritcr continued, was still in
Berlin, and was allowed to visit his
lnterned countrymen at Ruhlehon cv
erv Sunday She had inet ilve of
those who had been let out, none
of whom complained of bad treat-
ment, although they repoiited that
very ssvere punishments were inflict-
ed for slight offenses 'lhe American
embassy, she continued, did all in
their power to help and advise the
British and made no d fflculty what
A lIH|ii] IJUESNT
LiUlH Mil] Pill
IF EUNSTIPATEU
Ii' pesvish, feverish and sick, give
"California Syrup of Figs."
Motiier' Your child isn't naturally
cross and peevish Bee if tongue is
coated this is a sure sign its little
stomach. liver and bowels ne d
cleansing at once
When listloss. pale, feverish, full of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom
acii ache, diarrhoea, remember, a gen
tie liver and bowel cleansing should
always be the ilrst treatment given
Nothing equals ‘California Syrup of
Figs" for children's ills, give a tea
spoonful, and in a few hours all the
foul waste, sour bile and fermenting
food which is clogged in the bowels
passes out of the system, and you have
a well and playful child again All
children love this harmless. delicious
“fruit laxative, and it never falls to
effect a good “inside’ cleansing Dir
ections for babies. children of all ages
and grown ups are plainly on the bot
Keep it handy in your home A lit
tie given today saves a sick child to
morrow. but get the genuine Ask
your druggist for a 50»cent bottle oi'
'California Syrup of Figs, then look
and see that it is made by the "Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company
A Remedy
For Ali Pain
"'r e emeleney oi any drus" new Dr <1 I
Rob ns, "ls known to us by the resliliii wi
obtain from its use Ilwe are able to con
trol sin sud disease by means oi any pre
per; lon, we certainly are wprrsnted ln ltl
e Ons of the Drinelpsl symptoms oi sl
"eq" is psln, and this is what the patient
most often applies to us for. i e somethin;
to relieve h I Psin li we can arrest this
rom tl the patient is most llshle to trust
ns or lbs other remedies which will effect
permanent cure One remedy which I
vs use israel in my rsctlee is Anti
n 'l' hiets any sn vsrlsd are their
uses ve sus them to s mst on many
eeslona. sn have never been diss point-
1 round them especially vslus le lor
ssdahes ol mnlsrial origin, where qulnlne
an lu taken Their sppesr to prevent
Albion on a business tri on A ril N011. Dlliil 8 Vlllll £0 Whim Ron
zaru and ami mst -Mr Jellies ci-god eeiiily the suest of Mr Hush Cams W"NT1ii§`R"G'§.“ QUQR
has purchased a valuable young horse bell- Mr W D Fraser, Whim Road. S on rr I” HAI" .
from lltiir John McDonald, Greek Rlv spent theMweel§ end in Sturgeon the FAX Suhonb HOMI”
r- r and Mrs James Wi ht were Slleil 0f 1’ E mllel' Llewellyn- M
visiting in Gaspereaux on Sugday last Harry C0llll18l Slllrzeon, paid a short HAL'IFA\ April 27" Th" 28t.h
the guests of his sister Mrs Joseph VlBlt l-0 Whllll R036 Peflehlly -The fl'-‘“““l m°°““5 °l th” 5°’-'-“°“°
|a|,he,._ Mr and Mrs Austin Davey many friends cf Henry and Mum, Friend Society and the 35th of the
were v|B|¢|ng U-lend, in sturgeon 0 Fisher of sturgegn are pleased to We Halifax Sailors home, was held last
Sunday last -Mr William Campbell them home again after spending the ¢V°”ll1§ ln l»l1° B9H°l"llfY hell Of the
and `Mr Plous Jamieson were in Gag winter in New Brunswick -Mr Frank M C The Hlf°“da“°° “B9
pereaux recently on a business trip- Oles, Gaspereaux, has been visiting D011 H0 E000 HB WH! l00li¢d l0l'. but
Mrs James xemp,wag visiting mend; friends in sturgeon- Mr mcliird it was o good meeting and Quito
in Sturgeon recently- Mr Harry Ceilings of Whim Road crossed by C satisfactory S M Brookfield re-
Fraser. Whim Road East, was visit G S Minto Tuesday. April 14th en sided and speeches were heard iron
ing friends in Sturgeon recently the route to New Brunswick, where Mr others, including George Campbell.
guest of his friend Mg- Elmer Llewel Ceilings has recured a position- M Edward Smith, O R Grant and Rev
ly - Mr Wm Fraser of me 5 5 En William Conrade, Sturgeon, was in Al Archdeacon Armitage
terprise spent Sunday with his par bion recently.- Mr J J Creed, has The problem nowi before the
ents at Whim Road East 60lll his dl'iVll\S l101‘S€ and l>UrCl\BBe<l society is the question of providing
a young stallion -Mr Richard Llewel better quarters for the Sailors home
EASTERN PERSOQALS lYl1, Sl\ll°S€0ll» [mid a short visit to Altho all reports are satisfactory, it
Albion recently- Misses Annie and is evident that the rooms are not
,Mr Frank Ame" Summersme, ggtl-gd‘lg’Cl§¢€D€l;;in\;VhlU};ol;3a¢§éa8€P3l; large enough to accommodate the
,-ep,-eseming the Canada Cap C0, guest of Mrs John Fraser_ Mr Mu Brent numbers of sailors who vis.t
T"“"°'w“ in M°“°°'5“° Ve5l°"‘l°Y ton Fraser, Albion, .spent Sunday at 3:18 Dont sm” th; begiinning M
_' his home °== Whim Row o5l§i'§Z§“ 1,§8‘3's§§‘i‘1,r, %“&.ilg“2§ il.,
  "1   wok °»  or ::;:,,,.‘,,';“i, :i:";..:z::, ‘;':°;,:°::;:'
GERMANY AT WAR the committee has a larger number'
#Mr 11 H Ramsay, Cha|»|0¢_y_e¢°w“' LONDON April 28_`n lngush to look after since the “ar broke
was iii Montague yesterday in the , 0\1l=. than before
interest of Messrs B Gardner & Co %§‘%y' wh° r°""§';ed an Berlig “nm AB l-he HGCGHBBFY funds BFG “Ol of
Montreal Past €_»ecl;l;;t;‘;; “ser llxglgiengggllgg present in the society's treasury, it
-__-_-_-_ , - will he necessary to raise it by sub
(‘¥;_’;"$YA:\1“°°zghesggtzzail; °}l;rV::“;`h scription. The idea is to make it li
subjects has to report themselve; lat patnotlc movement' as there me R
the Police station in their district ev- :;rg5“:“;;:;` of navm mm benefitted
ery third day Not until the end 61
to report twice daily he writer
stated that they “ere by no means
harshly treated, and that she was Y
pleasantly surprised to and how con  E
siderate and lenient the police were
The lnnitations imposed upon her    
Na to love ho swaying between s orih iwica the dime it costs "
The  Guardfan ills: 323:; léxllilify ‘I-fl. aulyozlh ‘Tl   N I
_ _ __ except lor the fact that both her
` " """"""""""""""""""~`"`-"""`-"1 -" --'"""`""`*"'“' " T”-"‘-""""""'"‘"" 'luggage and her person were ther
.air Pave io buy in this Province. _#ons csnr pei- were mil in §,‘f§,':,lY :§:,'°§,§§ 328 “;‘§f,?r‘;§, ';‘;Péf§,;
..°1' cannon ivss is ousraien ::?:il°h1i\l:f:l';;>‘i§t|::lif;<:i?all“ mum "P “°' g°‘“f "“°"‘°" G°"“““ °'
“ent in Montague ____ hnglish, in exchange for German pa
"The noted trotting and carriage 9°" m°“°7 "°‘°° “Kal” l‘°‘”°"°"f “h°
*s'ruaesoN.- Mrs .ions rm stallion 'cept Aubrey" win he °“ll°'°‘l “° ill-ff°°*m°1=l °f dl=°°“f
er and Mrs Chas McKenzie. Whim brought to town on Tuesday next the mv' °"lY “llc” and “l“"`P °“1`V°ll'
Road East, were visiting friends in ith inet and will be at his stand lim”
3t\ll'B90l1 recently the guest ot Mrs Grafton Street for the remainder of with "Bild f-0 lil" €lU°Sl-1011 04
Jonathon Llewellyn- Mrs P Ai-so :lie week eisvisollizi. l°°‘l- ll" Writer WM. “Mar the lm
nault has returned home after spend -- Pl'°"l°l\ *lm* GHHHIDY WHS ¢00 Well
in a very eiiioyable visit with her 'ALBION AND vlc|NlTv.-» Mr °l'§‘\l1l5°<l lvl' any serious inconven
trends and relatives in Abram’s Vii Elmner Llewellyn, Sturgeon. was in ll°l1°°\ l»0 111330 N601! kill. 8*- lm!!
lsge- Mr John Kearney recently Georgetown on a business trip Satur i0\‘ Bome t.-me to con e. although
disposed of one of his young horses- day-Mr Simon Rose, Albion was when she left. strict economy was
Miss Damaris Creed was visiting visiting at Whim Road recently the being practised and eniorced
friends in Sturgeon the guest of Mrs guest ot his old friend Mr Charles Mc
This Wonderful Curstlve Linlmcnt
Never Fails.
RUB IN NERVILINE
Nsuralgia quickly cured is twife,
nay, ten times cured Little neuralgia
pains grow into big ones, but ‘ Nervi
line’ in ten minutes relieves even the
worst ones Even a single application
sore tissue, reaches the source of in
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it rubs right in. even to the very last
drop Nerviline is not greasy, and its
pain removing power is at least live
times greater in strength than ordili
Bri’ remedies
We Suarantee Nerviline will cure
neuralgia-not only relieve it, but act
ually and permanently cure it Just in
the samerway will it cure iumbago. sci
atica, stiffness and rheumatlsin
will remove the nerve congestion that To conquer all muscular and nerve
Causes llle Dain pain, use Nerviline A large bottle in
Nerviline penetrates deeply into the the home keeps the doctors bill sinnll
Get the large 50c family size bottle
riammation, drives it out root and |lt is more economical than the 251. trial
branch Everp drop of Nerviline lslsize Sold by alldruggists everywhere,
potent in paliisubuiililg power, and its ur the Latnrrhozonc Co Kingston,
strongest charm iles in the fact that Canada
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$5 00 for $1 00
Throughout Canada and the United States the
above is the characteristic slogan of the tiaveling
thoughtful intelligent per
son will recognize that this cannot be a bona fides
business proposition, but is merely a bait used to get
in touch with the public, who, in the majority of cases
will be cleverly persuaded to purchase something dif
ferent, and of course more expensive
We do not sell $5 00 glasses for $1 00 but we, a
qualified expert opticians. give you a first class up to
date service at very moderate rates
We are not here to day and away to morrow, but
are always at your service to MAKE GOOD our guir
antee of satisfaction,
Do not gamble with your eyesight See to it tha
they receive the most expert attention That is th
kind of service you will receive here
G F Hutcheson,
92314 £0 M Expert Optician
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Blue, Turquoise Blue and Peacock Blue, Brown
Garnet, Military Red, Mahogany Pink Cream,
White, Tipperary Green, Tan Rose, Amethyst and
Sand 36 inches wide at 98c per yd
All the new shades in Duchess Silks. We
have them in Army Blue, Paris Blue, Peacock Blue,
Navy and Sky Russian Green, Old Rose, Mauve,
Purple Nigger Brown, Light Brown, Tan, Amethyst,
Nell Rose Cerise, Nile Green, White & Cream-38
inches wide, $1 55 per yd
SILKS-Come to The House of Quality for the
new silk dress or suit We have a full line of “Made
in Switzerland Silks.
Japan and China Silks 25c to 50c Special
values in Black Silks Yard wide Pailette 98c and
38 inch Satin at $2 50
Black yard wide Peau de Soie for Coats and
uits at $1 95 per yd
We have a full stock oi New Silks in all the up
to date shades at the same old price
25 Ladies Suits
Mostly French Serges, prices range from
$1500 to $2500 on sale this a m for not the
price of the Cloth $9 48
50 dozen of Silk Boot Hose black 25c a pair
25 dozen black also white better quality
special 50c
25 doz Silk Lisle, black also Tan 50c
100 dozen black cotton hose, Z pair for 25c
Star Specials
5 dozen White Or andre and Voile Waists. high
and low neck, long and s ort sleeves, regular $1 35 for 98c
f gipecial Lot of House Dresses, all sizes up to 44
or
25 Pairs Special Corsets discontinued lines, regu
lar 85 3 4 for 59c
Also Patons’ Special D & A regular$150 for 98c
Specials for Friday and Saturday-for thrifty
Housewives
10 yds English Longcloth, soft finish, 36 inches
wide, worth 14c a yd or 10 yds for $100
10 yds Grey Cotton, 36 inches wide, regular llc a
yd 10 yds for $1 00
10 yds Pure Linen Crash Towelling good
width strong and durable worth 14c a yd 9 yds for $1 00
COATINGS AND SUITINGS
For the lady that cannot get fitted with one of our $9 48 suits and must have it either made
her Dressmaker or Tailor, we are ready with one of the best lines of Coatings and Suitm s
t at we have ever shown, notwithstandin scarcitf' of Materials and slow delivery owing to t e
War. Many of these Goods run the Bloc ade an are being offered at pre war prices d d
'Cloths come in Ser es, Gaberdines, Cheviots, Honey comb cloths, Velours, Twee s an
Checks which are strong or Sport Coats and Ser vale 5l<l1`lS-
Also a Special offer in Ladies’ and Misses Skirts
18 Ladies Tailored Skirts in Black Blue and Green, your choice of lot for $2 98 'l his lot
ought to be cleared inside of an hour-every looker should be a purchaser.
Misses Ser e Skirts, Black and Navy, all wool, from Misses to O S size $1 98 and $2 25
M- dfus °\°f* -v°°l“"‘l °' ° 'J§,,,1° ».i.'1.i“; n‘3i.li'°.°»‘€ 2i.i»"3.‘i.‘iii’i.‘i¥ oil i These are strictly for Cash-no aDI>f°b=l1°f\
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