I-Ia ng- bought a large number of
Waithahli Watches before the advance
m price we are able to offer you Walt
hams at a price which cannot be equal
equalled
case at $6 95
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18 , F rt e ualit Gold filled
case, iigtlgg wlfh ‘$115 cllewe led Waltham
movement for $9 90
The same movement in a Silveroid
led Qc oarethe follow: cos with
any caaogue and see limilthiely can be
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a Forllivhrg qualltyugase at $12 90
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April l7th
April 3rd Start Point
15th (via N F) Graciana May 7th
Prom LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX
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April lst
April sth Durango May 2nd
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There is a price for
every purse in our wond
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Spring Shoes
You get your money’s
worth when you buy
your shoes here, no mat
ter what you pay
Sprmg Favorites
Patent Button Boots,
with cloth and dull tops.
Gun Metal Button
with cloth and dull tops.
Alley & Co
135 Queen St.
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Saturday afternoon -B °f T
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are of more value to you in the midst
or a bliasard than white ones
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still crossing trom Lower Monte
to Georgetown -B
s, rg re ontague
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ollyn has arrived home after be~ mm
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friends ln Gasporeaux recently mon
tam
town, was in Montague last week -B S3111
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firm -B
who have been absent for some A
Islan u re Insurance Com 5 5
Charlotteto in tery
*Students in Charlottetown who
homes in Mo tague were Miss Ido. Mc
Preston Mclntyre and Louis Poole -B
'Mr Frank Scott. representing
Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co ,
John, was ln Montague last week
Ralph and Jack, left Montague for
Cape Traverse, Thursday morning to
EHIIIAGII MMIKETS
(Special to the Guardian )
CHICAGO April 4-Wheat, No 2
Red, $15554 A $154, No 2 Hard,
law. nominal, No 3 Yellow, 72%c
73%c Oats, No 3 VVhite, 561,40.,
57c Standard, 67%c, A 57%§c
¥  RW' N° 2- 3115 B‘“‘l°Y» 71° A
77c Timothy. $450 A, $8 25 Clover,
A $12 75 P0l'l( $16
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 ; SIDE MARKETS
:Y -nT_‘:::-1 Y- -` ‘ '-1 1'- I -‘J
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T GORDON lvls is Guardian Cash
.°lAD ROADS-The public roads Mac
in n very had state at the present, ,ian Church at Sourls and Bay Fortune
er lit tor wheels or runners -B. an S
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River is still intact and looks
like it did months ago Teams
,PREPMUNG Fon SUMMER _ olAP:ipeclal meeting oi' the Presbytery
neer Frase Pun-ser Joh
n, , he boat
Geo etown a in M t°'k°
t avigatlon B Dum
0 Lot Glgham and ot “r Mc Zion Church yesterday morning to
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in Sturgeon While there he attend Hon
ed Morning Light Lodge Mr Richard I
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ing employed on the C G 8 Stanley of
tor the past winter months Mrs cum
Myron Moore spent the past few days Wm,
visiting in Lower Sturgeon, the guest cum
P880
Mr James McNulty was visit ohh;
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EASTERN Plmsonans of inn nn`Zv`lnno"§n$ Shanti, 'iemhii
very
*Mr Jack Rat¢enbqry_ Charlgtge ered it imperative under the clrcum
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Mi- Minors Moore, ooorgotowa, is 11
visiting friends and relatives in “UC
eon P0111
stea
emma grace Davey_ Sturgeon' is taking effect immediately Rev M
visiting in Murray Harbor. tho guest Mel(
or siste M B G h SUCC
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' __rs am of th
*Mr E G Leaman, representing -lame
Higgins & Co, Moncton, was in “DPW
Montague last week in the interests of mil?"
mis
.°rr rave to buy in tau Province. -°°NB “N1” noi- word each inser-
Lea
 
their Easter holidays at their
Miss lla Duke, and Master
business trip -B
rs J A G Ellis, and two sous.
their Easter holidays with Mrs
parents -B
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I ns On the motion of Rev D
gmt: "fe °BemngE“n'9' 5° "MY Fullerton, Rev Mr Gillis, was ap
fgulgeeongmr Bemlmm Gm gmltev A D Mclntosh from e
ution passed by the congrega
expressing regret at the decision
1'
on of the inestimable work which
      
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guest of his brother, Mr Emest Gri up
cd to lcave the Island at a uuani
ointed Interim Modeiator for Sour
nd B F rt
y Rev D McLean was p
ted to ci
d
ny. ol Bedeque, was elected t
e
te in regard to the resignation
ev Wm McLeod was ordained
slonary for Dundas and Annandale
one year, beginning March 1
call to Rev J S Mckay, l
lnoud Bay, from the congregation
ryon and Bonshaw was next con
ation in appealing to the Presb;
y_ W", was Mongague to consider the call Messrs Moi
last week on business -B l'lS0I1»
in support of’ the fall Mr Montgom
*Miss Tot Towseud, Montague, °l’Y»
has accepted a position ln the office gfega
Messrs Poole & Thompson, Ltd M01(
tague -B £13’
on behalf ot Richmond Bay con
ay would sec fit to remain where
was at present His removal t
_ s time would be detrimental t
*Miss Elsie McLean, in the em
ploy of Messrs Beer & Weeks. Char
lottetown, spent her Easter holidays
at her home in Montague -B
tor advertising in this column.
must accollwllly order
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*IUNDAY SERVICES.-ll, V D
n will preach in the Pres yter~
abboui, mn inn oi me usual
*M
Pnisuiiiv
nee Edward Island was held in
into consideration certain resig
ed charlman The resignation
of Bourls in response to a call
e
Alberta was first dealt with
John McLean. of Souris, read a
Mclntosh, through force of cir
tances, to sever his connection
them, and recording their uppre
of office Mr Mclntosh replied.
suing his deep regret at being
call from Alberta One of his
keenly at leaving. yet he consid
es M'r J A McLeod was
ay o une during the va
prea 1 in Mr McIntosh’s
next Sabbath, the resignation
ed Mr Mclntosh as convcnor
e Sunday School Mr 'l‘ (‘
s and Rev Dr Fullerton were
nted a committee to draft .1
made by members oi Tryon con
Holmes and McLeod speaking
tion expressed thc hope that Mi
Jun* iwelqga
Arrsnnoois
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Final Showing To Night
LUBIN Presents Through the General Film Companys
Masterpiece Service
EVELYN NESBIT THAW---And Her Son Wilham Thaw
Threads of Destiny
I N F I V E P A R T S
Direction Joseph W Smiley Written by William N Clifford
BCEWCCII SIIOWCYS---A Keystone Comedy to fetch the grin
Kay replied, expressing regret at his
decision to leave Richmond Bay but
stating that after mature consider
ation he had come to the conclusion
that his accptauce of' the call wus in
the host interests of all The call was
aaiccrl to and Mr Fraser was p
Doilltod Interim Moderator ot llic
charge which Mr McKay resigns
The resignation of Rev Mr Rattee
was next considered and accepted and
Mr T James and Dr Fullerton
were ap ointed a committee to draft
a minute expressing the regret of the
Presbytery at losing Mr ltattec and
appreciation ol' his excellent work
Rev Mr Sutherland was appointed
interim Moderator Mr liattcc iii a
few remarks expressed his sinceie
regret at having to sever his con
nectlon with the Presbytery H
would always be glad to meet his min
isterial brothers again
Thc meeting then adjourned
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HILLS VISION OF PEACE
“James J Sees End of War by Octo
ber First
.NEW YORK, April 1 -James J Hill,
who is in New York, for a. stay of
i’e\v dai s, said yesterday that he Dc
lleves the war will be over by Octo
her 1 ol' this year
The successes of one side or the
other, ho said will not settle the
fight hut the physical financial .ind
industrial exhaustion of the belligci
ents will end the war by next autumn
At least that is my firm bcliel
Mr Hill believes that foreign cre
pq i
F-I1 £5 Fm L
the interests oi' the charge Mr Mc '
much higher figures than those nl
ready reached We can't kill our
best customers, he explained, ‘and
if they cannot pay us with gold, why,
we shall have io give them credit
That is a matter for our bankers, .ind
they may be cxpcctcd to prepare ado
quatcly for what hnaucing is needed
There is going to be enough grain
to go around this year A good big
acreage of wheat will be planted ii
this country It may ue estimated
that the acreage planted in Germany,
Austria and France will be between
40 and 45 per cent under the average
The opening oi the Dardanclles, how
ever, should release about 190,000 000
bushels of wheat to Europe The Am
erican farmer ought to get $1 a .ins
hcl for this year's wheat crop Next
year, when the war may be expected
to he over, wheat may fail to 75 cents
n bushel
The very fait that the war is ovoi
will have the effect of causing some
settling back of wheat prices Also
the European laborer, with iactorics
destroyed and many industries in ii
ed will turn back to mother carth roi
his living That will bc an inipoi
ant factor in increasing the world’s
crop supply and driving prices cow i
There is one all important fact to
renicmbcr The agricultural crops oi
this country have u yearly value
$10,000,000 000, or more than the gold
mines of the world produce in lwcn
fivc ycais With a. hacking like that
no one or no one thing, unless it no
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WITHOUT DRIVER FOR MILE
Knickerbocker Express Was Carrying
Dead Engineer
NEW YORK April A-With its in
ginccr dead at lils post thc ixiilckcr
hocker bxprcss, bound from Liuslon to
New York, on the New Haven road.
mn wild for nearly a mile just outside
this city tonight The train was
brought in by the fireman who jump
ed to the throttle as the bodv of the
engineer fell into the cab
The engineer, (,harles A McCon
villc, a veteran ln’ the New l-laven's
service. had leaned out of' the clec
tric locomotivve after passing Wood
lawn to examine the trucks when un
other passenger train struck him and
he was instantly killed
lll|lllE$S|_ll§_lll Mlll
In order to facilitate the handling of
mail at the front and to insure prompt
delivery it is' requested that all mail
be addressed as follows -
(a) Rank
Name . . .
Regimental Numbe
Company, Squadron, Battery
other unit
(e) Battalion
lf) Brigade
First (or Second) Canadian
Contingent
British Expeditionary
Force ....
the cheap, dcmagogue politicians, can
keep this coigitry hack '
Army Post Office `
LONDON ENGLAND
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Hay. pressed, (per ton) S14 09
Em (per doses) so.
Print Butter (per lb.)
Fowl (per lb.) oe.
Chickens 11 to 184:.
Wheat (per bushel) l1.0o to 81.35
Buckwheat
Buda' 'Ill to 'I5o.
Tub ttar
Potatoes (
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Hanvano "ru o" ar 1|
Dr Norbert Wiener to Lecture .on
Theory el Knewieope'
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CAMBRlDG& Mass! April 2 -Nor
bert Wiener, o is a doctor of philo-
sophy at nineteen years of age, was
yesterday appointed in special rate oi
the lectures on "The Theory of Know
leedtgte to Harvard College students
n ear.
Di-y(\}V°iener *vale  from
Tufts e a o irteea
and- llhgi travelling fellow of I-lar~
 the last two years, lie le
' cambridge University. ling-
i~ C~ LY°*‘° 31 90° W V 1
in
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dits established here will mount t
A Large Box of Dr
The hiuiv clothing chain
is so grcaflv in demand
Dr Chase s
volume of grateful repo
nent to branches ol' tho Red
ol’ the country If you are a
to mention this paper
Dr Chase s Gift
to the Soldier Boys
Presented to Every Soldier Before
He Leaves for the Front.
You will seo by the attached i'lippiu~' that oiul
incur is om- of the puinc necessities oi tho militaiy
man in camp Note ihe amount used ouch wec-li
Forced niuiclics and lieai v fooiivi-iii mal o the fei-i.
solo l]\pos|uo lo dninpness biinvs on piles oi
liernoiilioicis It therofoic liappi-ns that nothing
This was proven in the .Spanish ‘\mcrican and
Boer wais when we made n simllai distribution
to thc bovs going from Buffalo and Toronto Ihe
vinccd us that no soldmr’s knapsaek is complete
without a box of Dr Chase s Ointment
To the soldiers ln training at the Toi-onto l-i\hllii
tion grounds wo delivered ovci 4,000 full sin- lioxca of
Di Cha.sc's Ointment Contributions have also been
Chase: Ointment is
s and iii-itaiis the skin
as an ointment su li as
rts then received con
YO
DIJICB
Cross Society in all parts
soldier and do not receive
your box kindly advise ua. so we can semi it to yon.
Edmamnn Ban-s & Po, Limited Toronto Be sure
TONS
of lrltlah
Feet
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be gang
the put
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