:9r_6
g¢s,pel-dozen.
Fowl, per lb.
Geese. 90|' lb. _

. .'iT PAY! to buyiln this Province
..°MR. G. MARKLI HDWLETT is
Guardian agent for Annandale and vi-
cinity.-J '\
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*LITTLE HARBOR SCHUOL is
 Pllfe Tea Ff€¢  D\lSt nroirresslur favourably \\“‘i°' We ruin-
Seaied Packets Only
_`. Brown Label, 40c-
 Hed Label, 80h. _-
YOUR FRIENDS can buy
anything you can give
them--except your photograph.
Make an appointment today.
The Cook’s Studio
‘ New -DeeBrisay Block
,Easter Photos
Strengthen old friendshi
with a new portrait-the gig
that has avalue that can only
be estimated in kindly I
thoughtfulness. -
'I`I-IE BAYER STUDIO
A. E. Lron, suns. .
' Good Photography
Moderate Prices. I
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography.
107 Queen St.
Phone 68-J.
 
I Sailings
F'°'“L°°“°'-..§l::'.r::. *"s:3:::‘;§.‘:t
Kanawha Avril 3rd
“‘“lSi‘1i‘3 ‘.‘£‘§3§'.l§’.i‘.'l§’.'...>
Rappahannock April 17th
April nth Shenandoah April 30th
From' LIVERPOOL From l-IALKFAX
Via St. John's Nfld. Via St. John's Nfld
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Mmt§laii¢fiwri)mGraciana April 15th
April_1st_~_ _ _Durango April 23rd
Fumesiwithy & Co.l.id.
Halifax, N. S.
Above sailings are not gush
anteed, and are subject to
change without notice.
Eastern S. S. Lines
‘ INTERNATIONAL LINE.
8. S. Cilvifi Aultin-
Leave St. John Thursday at 9.00 a.
m., for Lubec, Eastport, Portland and
Boston.
Return, leave Boston Mondays at 9
a. m., via Portland, ,Eastport and
Lubec, Maine, due St. John, Tuesday,
afternoon. ‘
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.
Between Portland and New York.
S Steamship North Land and North
tar. I
Reduced Fares- Reduced State-
room Prices.
Schedule distributed- Information
upon request.
St. John City Ticket Olllce, 47 King
Street. '
A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B.
A.E. Flaming, T.F. &~ P.A:'8t. John
N. B.
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Gold Label, 70c. per lb.
Lerren or svmra-rl-|v._
The members of Union Division, No.
45, Sons of Temperance, Springfield
have forwarded the following letter of
James MacKay.
Dear Brothers and Slsters:~
Aguln in the dispensation of Divine
Providence you have been culled upon
to mourn the loss of one most dear to
you. In this your hour of sorrow, we
the members of Union Division S. 0.
T. would.not have you think that we
have been unmlndful of your grief. We,
feel that we must share a purt of your
sorrow. because l|\ the death of your
father we have lost, and honest and
upright citizen,-a man noted for his
generosity in everything pertaining to
the advancement of the community.
Realizing tho inadequacy ol' human
words to bring solace to the grief-stric
ken heart, we would direct you in your
hour of triul to Him who doeth all
things well and has said: "Come un-
to Me, all ye that labour and are heavy_
laden and I will give you rest." Sign-.
ed on behalf of the Union Divlsionz-
Mrs. Everett I-laslarn, Bessie Mac-
Kenzie, Fred W. E. Haslam, J. Ernest
I-Iaslam. H. B. Haslam.
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1 Trim, up-to»date, yet con-
sistently in good taste, des-
cribe t e mam features of
Invictus, but _quality rs also
1 a consideration _with men
‘ who value a distinctive ap-
pearance.
p 6.00 a pair
` See fthe New Spring
I styles. ~
Alley & Co.
Sole Agents
LIME
We have on hand
‘fKeep the Hom
Fires Burning”
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,
When in need" of Coal foi
Domestic orSteam purposes.
_.telephone us your order or
call-at our oiiice. Our. prices
are Yiowést and .quality the
bnt.PromrtandSa on
d_¢1lrerywill__
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BcII&Co. _ I mlm- 11;
a quantity of*
St. John
LIME
in Barrels and
Casks. '
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staking teacher Miss Margaret Che-
verle.--°. .
-..*TI'iAOADIfE , CROSS.- Hel'
_friends are glad to learn that Miss
Miilcent Ready is around again after
her receue illness.-- The local mer-
I BIND LGDCT, 50¢¢`P¢f' “Qs I chants, Messrs McDonald and Roe are
doing a rushing business and they
look forward for a brisk sprin'g trade.
..*MARiE.-The school is progress
sing undol- the teaching of Miss B.
Baker.- Mr. and Mrs. George Hooper
were recent visitors to St. Peters Bay
the guests of Rev. Father McAulay.
Mr. Harris Diugweli‘s frie ds Iare
sympathy to the family of the late _glad to see him out again adxer his re-
cent illness. ,
..*8ERl0U8 ACCIDENT-Arather
serious and possibly fatal accident oc-
woods, about a mile from home, Mor-
rltle in the hands of young Fitzgerald.
The boys were shooting at a mark.
Fitzgerald let tho rifle fall and in pick-
and coming o\|t through ills stomach.
hospital. -
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Relatives of soldiers rs-
tumlng from the front are
asked to communicate with
the Secretary of the Provin-
cial Committee ot_Wounded
Soldiers Commission, Miss
Nellie Gillespie, Charlotte-
town, intimating the date of
expected arrival, cause of ro-
tum and any other particu-
lars, in order that preparation
may be made for a *ltting
reception. ; “ ‘
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TOOKE BROS.. LIMITED,
MONTREAL.
Farm'For Sale
The undersigned offer for sale the
farm of the late Ambrose A. Malone.
This farm contains about one hundred
acres, almost all clear, is situated at
St. Catherino‘s about two miles/from
the '1‘own oi' Sourls.
On it is a dwelling house and two
large Barns in first clans repair. The
land is in n good stnto of cultivation
and is well fenced. immediate poss-
ession of same will be given.
Further particulars apply to A. F.
McQuaid, Solicitor, Sourls, P. E. Is-
land, or to the undersigned.
FRANCIS J. 0'DONNELL,
JOHN MALONE,
Exccutors.
Sonrls, P. E. l., April 3,1916..
8102-4-5-Ml8i. '
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MON AGUE
The best place in
Montague to buy School
Supgies, Stationery all
kin oiiice supplies. We
carry the L. . Water-
man Fountain Pens
whichareguaranteed.
We carry a large stock
of Kodak goods. Bring
or mail your next film
'to usto be developed and
don’t forget out Photo
veusa
whcnin needofgood
goods.,
..°0Nl CENT por word each in-
sertion for advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany order.
..°C. A. CONRAD is Guardian rep-
resentative in oeorsetown. lltt.
..°D. F. TIRRNEV is Guardian re-
presentative in Sourls. llllltf.
. . *M§E1’lNG.-The regular month-
ly meeting of the Montague Womcn’s
Institute and W. P. A. will be held in
the Red Cross Rooms Friday, April
'ith at 2.30 p. m., ' Miss McFarlane
will be present and will demonstrate
the making of Artificial Flowers.
8085-4-4-Mill.
.. *FARMERS INSTITUTE MEET-
ING.-Mr. J. L. Tenant. district repre-
sentative for King’s county, will ad-
dress a meeting of the Georgetown
Farmers’ Institute in the Temperance
I-lull. Georgetown. on Thursday, April
the 6th, at 8.00 p. m., .
8070-4-4-ME2i.
Hides, per lb.
Hay. (Dressed) par ton.
Hay. (loose) per ton.
Lamb peita. each.
Oatmeal. per 100 lbs.
Oats, (hlaclt) per bushel.
Oats. (white) per bushel. 50
Potatoes, per bushel. 50
Pork. (Organs att.) per lb. 9% to 12%
Straw, per ton. (pressed)
Turnibi. per bushel
Wheat. per bushel,
Wplol, per lb.
Iii] IIIIIIGESIIUII. GIS
llll $IllMllIIi
“ PE’B DIA EPSIN"
EISTEBH PEIl50lllI.S
curred Monday afternoon at George- » s
town about 4o’clock. While several or'-i-,1:£yC,»2?§3Ewr;?g8£§év§°;‘:8;.el‘§;
young lads, including Albert Morrison, Wm spend 3 few m0mhB__L
grandson of Mr. l’et"r‘ Morrison, and ______ '
Wime Fitzgerald' were °“t fn mf’ ..*The many friends of Mrs. Alexan-
risen was shot in the back by .the gf§a£?!b$t§::3§vIXi:t s§?,h£:'rex:,loriK°
accidental discharge of a 22 calibre from hm. recent m“eBs____,_ 5
..°iuspcctors. Mullin, Cain and
A f t D ‘ - _
ing it up thc _weapon discharged, the tiggmvsefo pg§seu;x:.;"l?,.(:,':1t; %rh:;.?;|t(ig_
bullet striking Morrison, who was town on Saturday mmmng_..
about 40 _vurds away, in the back, '
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l-lls condition is quite serious and an Clmrloéetglfgl'1v;`§.|ve1:v|i?“S0`£f;§“'l:;
effort will be made to get him into the saturday whom they will spend E (cw
weeks.-’.
..*Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pelham, nr-
rivcd in Sourls on Monday evening
from Halifax where they have spent
the winter.-*.
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ACID STOMACH. HEARTBURM
YSPEP_Sl
Time it- In tive minutes all stom-
ach distress will go. No
heartburn, sourness or
gas, acid, or erncations
food. no dizziness,
breath or headache.
I’ape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest. quickest and most cer-
tain indigestion remedy in the whole
world. and besides it is harmless.
_ Millions of men and
eat their favorite foods
-they know Pape's Diapepsin will
save them from any stomach misery.
Please for your sake,
flity~cent case of Pape’s Diapepsin
from any drug store and put' your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
miserable-lilo is too short
not here long, so make your stay
agreeable. Ent what you like and dl-
gest it; enjoy it, without dread of
rebellion in the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your
home anyway. Should
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$33
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no. to
sro. to 13
to w so
$2.15 to $8.
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indigestiou.
belching of
of undigested
bloating, foul
women now
without fear
get n large
- you are
one of the
mine gpode are always _
..*Capt. Stanaway and Lleut Cor-
coran arrived in Sourls on Monday
to make ready for the detachment of
soldiers who will arrive there on Tues-
day.- .
I ..*Among the passengers arriving
from Charlottetown on Saturday were:
Dr. A. A. MacDonald. M. P. P.. H. D.
MacLean. M. P. P. Capt. Dominick Mac
Donald, R. C. MacLean, Miss Hazel
Sterns Supervisor of Womcn’s Insti-
tutes, and Miss Alice Kickham.-*.
..*Tho many friends both in Char-
lottetown and at home will be pleased
to learn that Miss Ethel Morrlsey o
f
thc Dry Goods Establishment of L. J.
Iteddlu, Miss Morrlsey has already
made herself popular with the shop-
ping publlc and all join in wishing her
success in her present position.-°.
the Cox Hotel, Sourls J. F. Arnett
Summe side; W. A. Huestis, Chariot
Geo( H.
Perry Summerslde; Wm. Ken, Char
lottetow
Charlottetown.-**.
Eachern,
lutnnrs
O`|1"1‘0WN MARKETS
(Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays)
Butter (creamery) in prints 35
Butter (Tub) lb 28
Butter, fresh, lb. 30
Eggs; doz. 24
Beef lb. (retail) 12 to 18
Fowls lb. ` 13 10 14
Chickens, lb. 12 to 15
Hay (pressed), ton S13 to $14
Straw (pressed) ton $6-50
Pork lb. 12%
Turulps, bus. 18 to 20
Potatoes, bus. 70 to 75
Oats (white) bus. 50
Oats (black) bus. 5Z
Beets, bus. 40
Carrots. bus. 45
Wool, lb. 00
Parsnlps. lb.
Geese 15
Ducks 15
Hides 14 to 15
Turkeys, per lb. 20 to 22
S’SIDE MARKETS
(Corrected Wednesday.) _ ~
Buckwheat per bushel. '[5 t01-00
Butter, (dairy) per lb. -i0 £0 fi2
Butter. (creamery) per lb. 54 to .iii
Calfsklns, por lb. , 14
12 to 15
family eat something
agree with them, or in
tack of lndigestlon, dyspepsia, gas-
tritis or stomach deraugement at day-
time or during the night,
to give the quickest, su
known.
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tetown; W. R. Traffion, St. John, Capt.
Stanaway, Charlottetown; M.
n; L. E. Distant, Halifax; P.
W. Clarkin, Charlottetown, B. Mac-
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Chickens, (dressed) per lb.
Ducks, (dressed) per lb. 12 £0 15
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  7,7 77 Prizes
1
First Prize 5
1.000
What is the 7th Point?
From the Atlantic tothe Pacific,from thc Gulf
of Mexico to Hudson Bay,miIlions ofpco lc have
been asking “What is the 7th Point in Sterlin
Gum?" In practically every town, city and
village in the United States and Canada, the
published six points of superiority have brought
Sterling Gum fast-growing popularity. _ _
But the seventh point still remains a fiddle.
Point Cl) [,`),Q,“;\~ it
Now, we are offering liberal
prizes to those who send ua
the best suggestions for the Sterling Gum Point 7.
Before you make your suggestion for the 7th Point, read
the following:
The Following Story
Unfolds the Secret
of the Famous Point 7 "
To most people chewing
gum is a mystery. They may
know that different chewing
gums are made from different
ingredients. But that is about
all. Hereare facts which we
believe you will be glad to
know about Sterling Gum:
Your Sterling Gum is
made from the following
materials:
_ The basis is the pure sap
oi the tropical Sapota Tree
---2 natural gum.
This natural Sapota Tree
sap is boiled, sweetened and
flavored. The swcetening is
simply pure cane sugar and
pure com syrup.
The flavoring is of two
kinds-Peppermint (in red
Requirements for
When you read the aboverfacu
on the materials that Sterling Gum
is made of, you will know all that
it ia necenary for you to know in
entering this contest.
The first prize will go to the
one whose suggestion, based onthe
above story, most impressively re-
sent: the natural purity of Steriing
Gum-in thcopimon of the judges.
- Remember that your suggestion
must be in six words or less.
The next best suygestlonwillwin
the second prize-and so on down.
wrappers), Cinnamon (in
blue wrappers).
There a-c some twenty
varieties of the mint plant.
The Sterling Peppermint is
a product of the choiccst,
smoothest-flavored of these
many mint varieties.
The spicyCinnarrlon flavor
is extracted from the Cassie.
bush which grows in the
tropics.
The sap of the Sapota
Tree, the cane sugar, the
corn syrup, the Peppermint
and Cinnamon flavors all
come from the sap of some
plant or tree. Nature herself
supplies these delicious ma-
terials from which your
Sterling Gum is made.
Winning Phrase
It ia understood that the Sterling
Gum Company will have the right
to use the 7 Point auggeniom sent
in by the prize winners.
The content il cuy to enter.
.Inst think out your way of express-
ing the 7th Point. Then write it
out in six words or ical and send
it in an directed in the conditions
printed below. Even if you don't
win the First prize of $1,000, you
stand a chance to win one of the
7,777 smaller prizes.
PEPPERMINT IN RBD WRAPPBK
CINNAMON IN ILUB WRAPPIR
_ First Prize $1,000
Second Prize $500
Third Prine . . $250.00
7 Prizes-each . . $25.00
70 Prizes-each $2.50
Conditions of
Sterling Gum Company em-
plo eel cannot enter this contest.
if two answers are entitled to
the ume prize, the full amount of
the prize will be paid to each.
All answers must come in on I
postal card. On the back of the
tsl card write nothing huicyour
maint sugggtion (six wor s or
less) and your name and address.
The postal may be mailed in an
envelope if you choose.
Mail answers to
Starling Prine .Indies
Room 319, 405 Lexington Avo.
New Yorir City
You may send in an many oug-
moni for Point? as you e none.
EU rack luggrrtica mul 5| writ-
ml nr a fum! url u diruul
abwr.
Contest Cioaea
All answers must be received In
New York by midnight of May
is, 1915. _
,Answers will not be examined
gy the iudgn until after that date.
he Indra, therefore, cannot
mail sc nowledgmeats of the
suggestions received.
700 ‘Prizes-deb . Box ol I0
gvucent packages of Steflng
um.
7000 Prius-each . les al i0
Eve-coat packages of Sterling
UD.
the Contest 5
Judges
The prize: will be awarded by
the following committee of tive
well-known men:
John A. Sleicher, Editor olL¢|Iie‘l
Weekly.
Edgar Sinon Editor ai the Cea-
mopolitan Magazine.
Jno. M. Sirlriail, Editor of The
American Magazine.
Frederick I.. Collins, Editor of
McCIure'| Magazine.
Robert H. Davis, Editor ol Mun-
ny’| Magazine.
Announcement '
of Awards
Thawinnmef the RMU
will be announced in the In Mei
issue of the Saturday lvrai .
Please do not write to thl?|d|v\.
They cannot correspond with Ia-
dlvi ual coatenaata.~.la|t lah a
note now at the data ea which the
rin winners will he aaaaerod
iii the Saturday Ironing dat
ark! .Got tamll`lu` .lead
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