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Children'sport_i-ails a specialty. <‘ .
inn angl ciillnnni: ,dine in n.~.,¢§Z;'s
' 5;,-|¢ Lliarges prepaid.
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l-. Let Your Eyes catch 
L Up I
 Must of ua! strain our eyes too mi.c-,_
_ We can’|. stop.io rosi as time is to pr¢¢.
iuus. But ri pair of Uur Glasses will rest
' your eyes and allow thcm to catch up tu
r.ormai asain.
M. SILVERSTON
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Il 171 firvat Gwree St. Clrtowii
lun tunes
llo Hillel Frost -Ilia Pain Uiiil ‘
Slit looli " Fniii-i-tins "
CaMrsitLI.viI.!.l, Our., Mav5th. i9i3.
“I_cannot speak too highly of
“Fruit-a-tives”. For over thirty years,
I have suffered from chronic Neiiralgia
and Constipation, experiencin untold
lg0l1y. The Nenralgia settles in my
lungs and I took bottles of medicine
wit _out relief. The doctor told me I
would not get better but “ Fruit-a.
lives ” proved that the doctor was
WWII: by giving me quick relief and
finally an completely curing nie.
f' I would not have my present health
if it were not for L' Fruit-a-tives" and
I am glad of this opportunity of iving
you this letter about,such ii spieudid
remedy as “Fniit-a-tives "_
Mas. NATHAN DUNN.
500. lbox, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c.
At all d_ealer_s or sent on receipt of price
by Fnut-a~tives I,imited, Ottawa,
 
Eastern S.S. Corporation
International Line
WINTER FARES
St. John to Boston.......$5.00
St. John to Portland....$4.50
Staterooms .............. . .$1 .00
Lelves St. ]<.hn_ 'i`l|uiSiluys at _100
a. rn. for l.ubec. Easinort. Poitiand and
Boli0t1.ReturninR. leaves Central Wharf Boston
9.00 a. m. Mond3y.for Portland, 'Eastport
Luboc and St. John.
St. John* City Ticket Odice I7 King St.
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A S. CURRIE. Agent. St. folir. N, H,
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PANAMA-PACIFIC
ExPosiTi0Ns 
SAN FRANCISCO
Tickets on Sulc .\lni't‘li lsi io Nov. 30th.
Limit 'l`l\rce Months.
$124.60
From Pictou
Holm: nml liciiiriifiilz vin Cliicnwr.
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Iioiuu vinCiii¢ai;u and
lictuimniz via \`:ini:i»iivui'_ or vice vt-rss,
$17 50 nddiiioniil '
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'V mans annurrc :Enviro
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MISSANABIE, - - M/incn 26
ltfli-:TAGAM/i, - - Aran. 9
CRAMPIAN, - - Aran. 16
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Shoe
Bargains
For Men
We are showing a full
line of Meri’s Black and
_ Tan Calf Boots.
Some of the best
models are being shown.
We have them in ‘all
sizes. Regular $3.50 to.
$5.00 values. Less 20
p. c.)
A good chance for you
to get a pair, at the price
you want to pay.
See our window.
Alley & Co.
135 Queen St. .
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’l`ry this on your stove :ind you will
bc ublc to sue ,Your fncc in il. lt only
takes u few niinutes ol' misc to pro-
iiucc it brlllizint black shine. in plucc
ot' hall' an hour of lulior and bacli
bri-iikiiii: lnirdiship which cvcry house
kccp<-i~ di‘cntls. _
\\'|iy i-ling to old int-llioils? Modcrii
days need iuodurii wuys. 0-30-
BlilGli'l‘ is thc modern stove polish.
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Sailings
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Sauilicin .\l:u¢h '.’ud
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l"i'uni l.lVl-Iltl‘4)UL |"|'i\n| ll.\Lll".\X
Viil Nild. \`in.Nild.
llurungo Mnrcli l0lli
iliurcli 6th 'l`abaisco " 30th
" l8lli lioliiiokc .\pi`il l2lli
Furn¢ss,Withy & Co, Ltd.
L Halifax.
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"_High Grade Coal is the only
kind we carry. lt does not mat-
ter when you order, you can be
§Ilre of getting satisfactory coal
If You come to us. We have on
hand an exceptionally sood qual-
ity of coal suitable for ranges and
kitchen use also for steam pur-
poses. How much do you re-
quire? ,Prices always right.
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m Dominion ont Lu.. IIN!
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Carvell Bros.
LOCAL DISTR I BUTEFIS
890I-ll-IiSni\iIf}Siiiulil
ABOLISH THE FAKER
Do not Gamble with your
Eyes
Why deal with peddlers and
strangers who travel from house
to house begging you to buy
glasses, when you have one of the
finest Optical Parlors in this Pro-
vince right in Souris?. You can
tcst eyes in a_barn, as some people
do it, or any make-shift corner. A
peddler will do it in your kitchen.
but PROPER EXAMINATION can
only be made In . _ .
: PROPERLV FITTED ROOMS :
with proper light and first-clans
instruments such as we have for
the purpose.
Give ua a\call when in Sourls
and sec for yourself.
: : Satisfaction Guaranteed. : :
H. J. MABON
Druggist & Optician, Souris,P.E.I._
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Wo insist. on your examining the qual-
ii of fuel that slides down ‘our ohnte
plhnty or dust slag and kiln ers moans
money thrown awe?-
lt you want to _
Save Money on Coal
ion, “rd wlllholp you. Oloan bright.
'wsut the “sm prim'  D'  ` 'D i. w i ai 'rn t so
` and t e est n es. e s or
‘Phone  ' ‘ W' F'  H' D” C' M' wheat is about half its usual amount
" " ' ' at this time ofthe year
" \ (“°°"°L“u~N‘”.|TY) There is i big dnniml for con; in
l. ll|lS & M°°f==°°» P-E 1- ‘.‘:.‘a.';°'.::'.'s::..-.;°"°~
i . g across the border
c' Y _ _. 0fF'lCl 0F_ I ATI DR. PHASER. front the l'nlicd Staten. free of duty.
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n Guardian
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. .°lT PAYS to buy in this Province.
..*T. GORDON IVES is Guardian
agent in MontaSll0-
..*ENJOVED LECTURE. - The
Rev. Mr. Styles of Sourls guvo his
popular lecture illustrated with
steroptican-views on the Wont lndlou
In Bridgetown linll on Monday evening
the lat. ini-it. The lecturer lu his happy
and humorous manner kept his undi-
ence interested and amused from
beginning to dnisli, after which the
sale of 'but-ikots took plucc. from which
u nice sum about $45.00 was realized
which .goes to mnke improvements
about the parsonage in' Sourls.
..=‘scHooL vi/oak. - 'rite class
standing of St. George school for
February, 1915. Grade VI.-Margaret
McCormack, 95'/3; Sarah A. McCor-
mack, 80’/J; Louis J. McMillan, 78;
Peter McCormack, 90 1-3. Grndc V.--
Mchcllzin, 771/2; John l\ii:Corniuck, 76;
Eddy Macdonald, 59. Griidc IV.-Al-
Collow, 84%; Joseph McCormack,
81%; Margaret Morrison, 7614;; May
Uauipbt-ll. 71'/ril; Willie Furrcll, 63.
Gntdc III, (No. 1)-Margaret J Mc-
Coruiuck. 89*/9; llclcn Farrell. 88%;
Jerome l\ic(!orinuck_ 83%. Grndo Ill
(No. 2)-Michael Morrison, 741/4; Mar-
garet. A. Macdonald, 62%. Grade Ili.
(No. 3)-Marcellus Campbell, 67.
Grade II.--Mary McCormack, 82%.
Grade I (No. 1)-Willie Collow, 75;
George McCormack, 74%. Grade l (No.
2)--Mary V. McCormack, Mary A. Mc-
(Torniiick. Joseph McPhee, equal.
Laura McDonald, teacher.
.."‘PLEASANT OUTING. - One oi’
the most plcasaiit entertainments ot'
the scnson was enjoyed by ai party
o_f young pooplc from lied Point who
zuthcrcd at the homo of Mr. Benjamin
Baker, Lakeville, on the evening of
the 24th. The roads were in excellent
condition, and the merry party ar-
rived at eight o‘clock. They were
heartily welcomed by all, and were
soon invited to the parlor, wlicrc
selection ot' songs including some
Harry l.nuder’s were played on
phonograph. At 9.30 supper was
nounceii, and all rcpaircd to
dining-room, where the table
lndcn with duiiities, prepared by the
hostess in lior usual good style. After
supper organ music and solos were
greatly an/oprcclatcil. lleforc tho party
prcpiirvd for home. the popular song
"'I‘ippcrni'y" was sung by one ol’ the
amiable young nicu, which wus very
approprintp. and tion(-rves special men-
tion. The pleasant evening was brought
to it close, und all hoped to iiivct, again
in thc iicar fiiiurv. The plcasiirc-.~ieck-
ers arrived »liomc in thc wee small
hours. grcntly pleased with their out-
ing.-~‘
ITALY IS GETTING
READY TO JOIN THE
ALLIES IN BATTLE.
it
of
the
an-
the
wus
l't().\lI~1, il/lurrli 4.-Gciicrnl Zupvlli,
.lilnsicr of War, spenltiiilr yesterday
in thc ("lnunl'iur oi' 1)(-putt.-S in [nym-
oi’ the llill nutliorizlnlz the recall or
reserve oiiiccrs. suld that at the end
of this nionili 7,000 of tlicsc oillcers
would have been summoned to thc
colors.
"All clnssc:-i in the nulioii,” hc said.
“ure asking to enter the urin_v." The
Witr Minister pitid it irilnilc to those
who lntd ofi`crt:d their .=:or\'i<1cs :is vul-
untecrs, iiceliirlm; their vxnniplc wus
an innplratioii to llic public to nwet
“in-w in-oils for ll-ic di-feiii-u of lin- l":|-
llnfrlniul."
’l`i\_o bill prcsciitctl by Prclnicr Sal-
aiidrii to prevent espioiiagc provides
severe penalties for any uttempt to
obtain military inforiniitlon. Any-
one witlioiil authority enterint: it place
wlnrrc eniuli inforniiitlon is obtitlnuble
is inudu liiiblc in inipriiioiinioiit i`or
from one to lliiriy inontln~i und ii mux-
iimiin line ol' $600.
The Siiluiidrii Bill authorizes the
(lovcrnineiit, under cortnin conditions
to prohibit ubsolntoly tho publiciitlon
ol` milltiiry liows providing it pcnulty
ol` one your in prison or u tlno of
$1.000.
If new:-i of this clntriu-ler is sup-
plied lo at forclgii country. ilio pon-
aliy in doubled. l’rovi:ilun- is uiitde for
tho tluvcriiiiiviii io luke over control
of cvi-_ry iiidiislry roiiiii-ctr-il with tho
ilofeiicc ol' thc country, including wire-
less tclcgrupliy und nvintloii.
ONTARIO DOCTOR FACES
A CHARGE OF MURDER.
N.\l’.\Nl'}l'I, Ont.. Murcli 4.--'l`o-dny
suw the opening of thi: trinl ot' l)r. (7.
li. liobiiinon, who is cliurgiid with the
murder oi' lllnnclic Yorke, whoac body
was l'ound buried in the cellar ot' the
doctor`s home in July last. A large
crowd fought for admission to the
court-rooni` when thc doors were open-
ed. The prisoner sliowcd little evi-
dence of his long detention. He chat-
ted with his wife during the prclinilii-
arieis ot' the trhil.
_A fcuiurc of the evidence presented
wus the toiiliniony of three witiiessos
to the effect that they sow u lint und
rnlncoai, which they iililriiicd liclonged
io thc dead girl. Iiniiglntz in Dr. Robin-
son`s olllcc the night the girl disap-
poured.
The hearing was udjoiirncd until
Wednesday.
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Picton R. Mc(!orinut:k, 78; '1`licrcsu‘
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..*0NE CENT per word each ln-
sortion tor advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany order.
..‘°COMING EXHIBITION - On
March 3, there was held in St. Mary’s
Hull. Sourls, it large reprcsoututivo
nicoting of thu iaruicrs oi' Eastern
King's to discuss niutierii in coniiec-
tion with the Sourls exhibitions und
the Eastern Kiiig's Fair. It was de-
cided to form ii joint stock company
and become incorporated under .tho
title of “The Eastern Klug's Live
Stock Fulr Association" lt was also
decided to purchase the grounds on
which the exhibition wits held lust
your and the two adjacent lots. As
soon as plans ure ready tenders for
the erection of an up-to-dnte eithib-
ltioii building, sheds for stock, etc..
will be called ior. ll was decided to
have in addition it lnill suitable for
nll farmers' l110€Ull8>=. seed fairs, etc..
in which there will be cstitlilislieil in
the near future it fiirnicrs’ library
to contuiii the best hooks on farming
und dniryiug, etc.; also puniplilets, rc-
ports, cnc. issued by the different dc-
purtmciits. The following were np-
polntod provisional directors ot' the
Assoeiutioii: lloii. Liiiigliiuii McDon-
ulil. East Point; liicssrs. Alfred Mor-
row. North Lake; Andrew Mooney.
Little liiirbor; A_L Fraser, Sourls; li
H Acorn, Sourls: D T l\icDonald. Son-
ris; Daniel A McDonald, Greenvale;
Wm, Mullally. Souris West; James
Keay‘S. Sourls-Line Road; Jas Kick-
hanl, Sourls West; :John McKinnon,
Rollo Iluy Centre; Andrew F Peters,
ltollo Buy; James A E McDonald. Lit-
tlc Pond; John McClure, Albion Cross:
James D Mcliinla, St Pctcr's; Clltford
li/lcEwen, Midgell; Frank Iloiiiter. Mor-
ell; Leo S McCormack, Big Pond. The
following oillcers were then appoint-
ed: Pros., Mr. \Vm. Mulliilly. Sourls
Wcst;‘ Vice-pres., Mr. li ll Acorn.
Sourls; Secretary-irons., Mr. Juincs
ll Mctforniack, Sourls. After consid-
erable discussion on matters of niliior
iiiiportuiice the meeting then closed.
The farmers of Eastern King‘s are cer-
tainly to be congratulated on the ef-
forts they are making to become a co-
operative body. It is hoped that
'every farmer who is awake to his own
interests will fall into rank and help
make a success of this new project.
They will then have ii centre from
which nil agricultural work will
brunch out.-*
HOLLAND DETERMINED
TO REMAIN NEUTRAL.
Tlild IlAGl’l~l, vin London. Murcli 4
-ltcports rcacliliii.: lloilnnd from the
l'nitcd States :ind other countries iii-
dlcute tliui thu belief lius liccn sprnud-
ing recently that the Netlicrlands is
iibout to enter into the liostilltios.
Scmi-oillciul circles licrc declare that
such reports are without fouiidiitlon.
It is asserted that }iolluiid's attitude
of complete neutrality has not chang-
ed, but that she continues dctcrnilucd
to protect. hcr nuioual righs_
lleiiry Vim Dyke, hc Aiiicrlcun min-
ister. rcforriiii: t.o the reports, said:
“Naturally the .vurious nuviil declu-
raiiuns linvc caused considerable anx-
iety among the neutral nations, which,
like Holland and the United States.
liu.vc large conimcruial liitcrcsts. Ilut
I nec no signs whatever of a.n.y cliuinzc
ln the nltltudc of llolliind. Sho is
both peaceful and onlin. and ns strong-
ly resolved :is ever to do itll in hvr
power to preserve her nculrailli_\'. to
niuiniailn her rights."
QUEEN ALEXANDRA
THANKS FRENCH NUNS
FOR CARE OF SOLDIERS.
l.ONDO.\'. March 4.-Queen Alexan-
dra has delighted Paris by the follow-
ing autograph li-ttcr to the mother su-
perior of the l"r:ii|ciscnii Sisters nt-
ti-nding io the wounded iii tin- hospital
ai. Ilutliuiii-:
"l have lcnriicd ot' your noble und
heroic devotion to our brave and un-
fortunate soldlcrs. It is with n licurt
l`ull ot' gratitude and recognition flint
l ask you to ui-.cept my iviirinci-it
thanks. l pruy the good God that ilu
roconipeiisc you for thc iiiipwiic ut-
Ientlons that you have so fully irivt-ii
our unforiiinnli- i-ioldiers. nnd l sliiill
never forgot thin. it in to you and your
nisti-,rn ilnii. lliev owe ilicir lives und
restored licultli.”
FAMOUS SCIENTIST DEAD.
EDINHURGII, March 4.-The doulh
occurred here of l’roi'essor Jiimcs (loi-
liic. ii dlstliiiruislicil geologist. _Pro-
icsaor Gclkie \\'ii:~i born lu i830. lie
wus Eincriius Professor ol' |reoloc_\'
and uilnerolotry of Eilliiliiirizli l7nivt-r-
sity, und forinierly Deon oi' thu i`a(:uli_\'
ot' sciciicc of lliui institution. llc wus
the nuthor of n number of scicnlillc
works. and ri iiiviiiiicr ot' many leiirncd
societies in the British Isles and
abroad.
VON POHL SUCCESSOR TO VON
INGENOHL.
l.lEltl.lN. hliireh 4.-Admiral Von
l‘olil, chief ol' the Adnih°n'lty Stull, luis
boon selected ut successor io Admiral
Von liigciiolil. wlioso reniovnl from
command ol` thu Goriiiaii battle ileci
was made known Friday.
No reasons lnivc been osslgiicd for
the change in coniniund. news ot'
which lius not been published in
Berlin.
Von llohl wus the ninii who uii-
nounced that blockade oi' Britain, and
this is a direct declaration thot Ocr-
niiiny is irrcvoczibly bent upon her
policy of pirncy.
60,000 ACRES OF
WESTERN GRAIN FOR
PATRIOTIC PURPOSES.
WlNNll’EG. Man.. Murcli :l.- 'l`iic
fi\rii~i.m I' iioriliwi-st Cinudn uri:
iiturlliru not-dliig this week. 'l`l‘.c win-
ter lind been om- of the mlldeni f_ir
many years, und - every indIi::il,ion
Some ’tl0,000'iicres ot grain will lic
nown as a gift to the Canadian pat-l
rlotic fund. Already 40.000 farmers
have slgniilod that they will set nsld.>.
at least one acre for the fund. and
iniiiiy thousands more will _loin in the
gift oi’ tho Canadian farmers.
A huge order for flour ds being mill-
ed here for exports to South Africa
points \o un onrfly sowing. t
IDX DIVIDENDS PllD
The following is a Ilsi ot com-
panies which have paid dividends on
account for 1914. Most ot these com-
panies expect to pay additional divid-
end later;
Spring Ptfk.. ....  .... 
PrinceAlbert...    
(More soon)
Rayner International declared 40
paid....    
R. J. McNeill Co, cash 50, stock 50
Rayner Btonohurst Sliver Fox
Co. paId....    ...200
Rayner Clarke & Harlow Fox
Co.    ......paid .20
B. I . Rayner, West Gore -
N.    ....paid 105
Black Prince Fox Co.. . . . . . . .paid .50
General Fur Farms. Ltd----Dail! 17
Mount Edward....   paid 10
(With additional 10 p. c. soon)
Murray Harbor. . . . . ., . ._ . .cash .30
(More soon)
Upton....    cash, 10
(Moro soon)
Westmoreland Silver & Patch
Co.....  ..casli 35, stock,'l0
Silver Tlp....   ......casn 1E
(Added three pairs)
imperial Silver Black Fox Com-
pany, Ltd., Montague. . .. . . . . .
_.15
(added tlireo pairs to ranch and
hold securities tor balance duo on
sole ot foxes which when gol-
lected will enable them to pay sn-
other  ..  .. ........10 p.c.
Criipaud Fox Company.. .. cash, .40
Willow Hill For Co, 35 p. c. cash
New London Fox and Farm Lands,
Ltd., 200 p. c. cash, and more later.
Regal   ._ .. ..  ._ 16
Dnndns  _ .. 50 cash and 300 stock
Silver Fox liaiicliiiig ('o . . . . . .
.. 20
illuli’ oi’ ycur's product added to
breeding stock)
Seal River Black Fox Co.. _ . . _ . _ . _ . 16
(Also 8 pups added to ranch)
Diamond....    
Rogers Pnton....  .... ......10
(More later)
Tho Freeland Silver Black Fox Co..
Ltd., has paid a dividend of 50 per
cent. in stock.
The Carruthers Silver Bliiclr Fox Co.
has paid a 30 per cent cash dividend
out of a declared dividend ot 110. An
additional sum will be paid nftor the
general meeting on Dec. 8.
(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend)
Pure Canadian Sli. Blk Fox Co., 40
and 35 per cent Inter.
nieiimond Bay Fox co., 20 ner wut
(More inter.) _
Provincial- Silver Black Fox Co., 40
per cent cash, with more to follow
later.
Sovereign S. B. F. Co., cash.. _....15
- (From 4 pairs)
Hartford D. S. Fox Co.. . . . . . _ _ . ..25
Peerlesa......    
and balance after January 1st.)
Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox
Co.,Ltd.... . . . .
  ...60
(With 60 or 70 later)
Hackett S. B. F. Co., . . . .
_ . . . . . . .
_ .15
(and two foxes added to stock)
Magic Fox Co..... . . . . .
 ....50
(In addition to stock dividend oi
100 p. c.)
Charlottetown S. B. Fox Co . . . .
....15
(Also ten foxes added to ranch)
Bedeque Fur Farming Co., Ltd._. ...10
Glenaladale Silver Black Fox Lo. 100
(50 p. c. cash 50 p. c. stock bonus.)
The Bldeiord Fox Co. Ltd.......200
(100 p. c. cash-paid 35 p. c.; bal-
ance, 65 p. c., will be paid soon.
100 p. c. in stock.)
Beocligrove    ..  ...15
Hamilton S B Fox Co    _.20
Murray River      .15
Massachusetts . . . .
..  . `......10
Mt. Herbert Silver Black and Patch
Fox Co.   .. . . . .

A E McLeiIn, Ltd    .......i0
(Cash und stock. Rediiced capital
from $25,000 to $17,500 per pair
by adding six pairs to the ranch.)
DHlDlDll_lll|_lllKilS
(Special to the Guardian.)
(‘lii(`¢\(il(), lllurch T.-\\'lit'ul. No. 2
rod, $1.42; A. 1.44%; No. 2 lnird.
$1.43*/hi A. $1.46'/4. Corn, No. 2, yel-
low, '.’2l‘,{,c.; No, 4. yellow, 00'/,; A.
701/it-.; No. 4, whit(-, 701:.; i\, 'i`i)‘/Q.
Oats, No. I), white, £`»l'»’).it'.; Stuinlnril,
.'_'.(ir:_; A, .’.iil_..§i:. liyv, No. IJ, $l.l4. llur-
lpy, 70<~. 'l`iniolli_v, $4.50; 1\.
clover, $l0..'»01 /\. $l4.I)ll. l’urk. $
Lnrd. $9.07; ribs. $'J.0il; .\, $0.51).
C}l"1‘()\\'N l\IAllli.1‘l'l`S
Pork 9**
Oats (wliiici ‘fim-
Oui-ii (black) "39-
stmw (iwr 1011> $0-0°
Ilay, pressed. (Der ton) $lfI._00
Eggs (por dozcnl 7’-uk
l’riut Biittcr (pcr lb.) ZGC
Fowl (por lb.) IUC-
(lhickens ll ‘0 |30
Wlicnt (por bushel) $1-00 '-0 51-35
lluckwlicnl. 700-
fim-jpy 'I0 to ffm.
'l`ub Iluttcr (per Ili.) ‘-140-
Potatocs (pt-r biisli.) "QU
Turnlps (pci bush.\ 1_=»C
Ilidcs 19°-
coiisitiiis 17°
nee: ui.) 1 I0 Sf
Sausages tlb.) 1512
S'SIl')]‘] l\[ARl{E'l`S
Corrected Tue'dl>'- __
Barley per bush. G5 I0 HN-
Buckwheat per bush 70 I0 750-
Cnliskins per lb. 1_4!!
Eggs per doz. 200-
Hay, (pressed) per ton $12.00 I0 $12-50
Hay, (looser) per ton $10.00 in $10-50
Hides. per. lb. 160-
Oats (black) pcr bush 550-
Oats (white) por bush 531%
Roller Mill Flour por 100 lbs
$3.25 l.0 53.50
Potatoes por bush 250-
Turnlps por bush. 200.
Lamb polts (each) 50 to 75c.
Wool per lb. 306-
Wlieat per bush -1.00 _to $1.50
For Sale
"The uiiderslgned on`i-.rs for sale a
good business stand situated at l{iii~
lock. -bot 57. containing one rood ot
land, with n good shop 25 by 40 foot
in size. fitted up for general store, i-_
good warehouse adjoining and 'ii
stable on the premlseit: all in :ood or-
der aud repair and ready for business.
The above property will be sold low.
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i OIOIIOE FDRIES.
Vernon River Bridao,
March 6. 1015.
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ANNOUNCE I
The Arrival of New
' Spring Goods _ _
White Cottons P__?heetiéi_g§__ &
- 1 ow o ons.
Prices 10 to 2.2c _Prices 20_ 25 to
Yd- 500 yd.
Curtains
Crepes 22c yd. to $1_35_
Prints l6c yd. _ Curtain, Mus-
' , l ns lbc to 350.
Blouses $1.25 I Collars a 11
to $1.95. prices. .
We have also received a new
embroidery thread superior to lie
famous D. M. C. Price 15c ball.
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attention In the first place what do you want? Don’t you
want a motor that will be simple, reliable and durable? Of
course you do.
THE IMPERIAL MOTOR
is equipped with the best die cast babbitt bearings, thc
famous }Schebler Carburetor, all parts made to expensive
gigs, interchangeable and accessible, tank lubrication insur-
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even and _economical
supply of oil-no dang-
er, no Waste.
Besides all these ad-
vantages the Imperial
is equipped with thc
world-famed improved
Tliermen Muiller_
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for the asking.
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I Charlottetown, P. E. _
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