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 D 9 ’ ` iPliES[NlAiIl]N ld APPEAL FRUM  lHE'BlEAN-UPe0N THE §.`§?i§:"1°§iE§.1T§§§2i~i:.iZ.i@§§iii:“iEi
-MINUM. MEETING* Slllill lilllillllliiil
egam --    --.-.-me
- _ The annual meeting of the share- HALn,.Ax_ N_ s_ Much l3___(Qu°_
Lost liner
Persistent couch. bros
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builders of the Rogers Hardware Com-_t U 1 I h d b' F_ B_ M Cu d &
pany Limited, win he neia at the oi- C“° "-‘;':oc‘;"“;‘d° mga bm“r‘;_ 'm’;m_
es of the above company on \\ ednes be" Montreal swck Exchangm Mc_
he etettion of ofllc=1s and the trans CLOSING PRICES
chitis and various other
troubles often reduc e
strength, cause los
weight and brings about
his sys""ies'ii‘i;i_i"§f»in`“§'iff.i'.i=a°
touse ursuc cases is
_lamiesoifs Emulsion' 
Cod Liver Oil Wit
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roaght before the meeting _
GEORGE J. ROGERS. .
President.
S07-3-1-i.\l2l. f -
Public _A_uction
We nrc authorized by Professor
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fm- Sale by _-W- _1¥.l.'...‘.'\~.§.‘ .'»s.;.'..1'_'_'
Yeoferday Today
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to take and easilv digests
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Clarltc to sell at the Expcriniental PL" ' ‘ ' '
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Farm. Mount Edward lload. on Thurs- ' W '
day, March 15th, cornmoiicing at one
-        Farm for Sale
28 fat lambs.
Terms at sale. Everybody ivclromo.
11. (‘Alt’I‘l-Ilt & U0., *""‘
4___30_3_9M6__ A“°ti"“‘“°"°5- 4 Shore fa_rni for sale. 6 miles' i’rom
extension of the light railways; -
1111 1 semi 111111 11111111 11     --.
» . | Ancre continues, having already reg.
tored to France more ot' her soil than
1 One Wednesday evening last‘a com- Shoreham Camp, Sussex ` _ ' (BF SIGWBN- LYOD Slleclill any mioru since the battle oi' the
mittee representative of the lnhubi- Enilimll C°\"'€9D°lld°DU- Ml_\_;'ne- Tho Canadian front trench
..
‘tents of Tlgnlsh waited upon Mr. T. ' ' ___ _ 917 PAltlS. March 10.-Dear as food- Nl Sl1r<_9fl‘<lau._ntandtheso kc-ep our
J. Scott. Manager Royal Bank at thatl “th F°\"`““‘°9' 3 stiiifs atc l-‘runco smiles at the sub- “Wil l~Cl0¢1 llrl lor the big show,
place for two years and presented _ marine blcclcutlc-. Tho strain of thc __ _-R
him Wim an add,-ess and wellqiileti Sli'---I notice by Falun* ‘9"0“"‘d ivur hits not prc~voutoil tho cultivation
purse of gold. previous to his ilepar- ‘mm h°"’° mm U""'° ‘"0 ‘|“"°“f‘“m` ,of land oven hr-ro in thc 1\o1“th. lu it
ture to take _up similar duties
tier of recruits 011 the island f0l ;_i\f’_ motor run along the coast toward i.be.AMPUTATEvD ARM
Annapolis Royal. Mr. anti Mrs. Scott g°°d 9" 105th Battalion' The “um 6' (‘anadiau field h-sat`_'.|uarters u remark- WAS PUT BACK AGA|N_
made many friends during their stav ’~" "°‘ 5° 3"" “S " “hcllm be- “” able proportion of tilled roll is seen. . -#-
to see them depart. Mr. Morris o1'|______ _______o____ ___ ________ (_0_______y___. mu l1_1lly lutlf the land along the railways __ . l. _rady, a mornlier or pm..
Newcastle succeeds Mi Scott as Mn-, 1* ).' 'I . 'E i' , er" ' is dev--.cl to grazing, .iere _l note- thu, amen ,__wu1. woundetlseverul immha
nager a 'rignisli The following is " 1'*-" lm" 01 0"" m '05 P ~ landscape has the-li rown ofthe plowed liao lu lirance in such ii rn-a11n@|~||m
in e multi 1.; I ' ' A” ' fem' "W" '-ll” lm '°f “°"‘~"-‘» ‘" iiciti. 'rn-.~ work _nf rarniiiiiz is iu1~i;t-1_1' his arm 111111 tc be umnuiuteti. 'rite
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. : t lt struck me that now as 1 b H d in qw. O n-
T|gn|Sh_ lr }.__ |_ .Ulf ll\ll0l` _  _ tone y o t men an women, wt _- ge mi cut o the arm, removqd (11,
""""' Mtirch 12`17 “mr” is "° mnge'  0" 11"” i"‘I““d_ facilities' lessened through the use oi'_|=.l1atto1'eti lmne and than put the MJ,
To T J Spot; |n““““°“ "hai it ’_“ll-7"' '°““ lf’ "mul the faims for billetlng men along the back again, setting tlicbonesantlsnw
Manager -ol lite Royal llnnk of ('41-' ;"‘___*3,l-;:__;`°:‘_;"|l|_l_'_;‘__l5_ ‘g_‘_')__§\_:f__‘_ I_‘_fg:_:’l:_’__5"_§2\li_:ics of°c_oininun_tt-.ation uui.i_tlie use of ini: the tendons. _ `
“adm '(,£_n_m_m_,_,nr'0".;__c__ ___ _hiv H_m__~"m_ t c roi1d.~.-to br ng up n1un.»_lons _-.up-_ The aim has now healed and 1_0
1 - -~ t- 1 - -- - - pl-ies only. The wonderful ind-1stry_gnlnlng r-irength, The patient can usi-
Denr l-‘rlenth
The lnhabi-iants. ol` this old parish'
of Tignlsli have learned with regret
that you are about to sever your rf--l
lations oi’ two years and remove to'
another part of the Maritime Provin-
ces. The universal respect and aircr-
tion you have engendered in your all'
too short stav in our midst make the'
whlc is a New Brunswick and l‘. E
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town, cons1stiug_ol 107 acres of land.i§napp1ng ¢.f 'our social and businessi
90 acres under cultivation. balance- t-ies a matter of proi'ound_ sorrow_t0.
vm-e,-ed Wm, wood and scanning ‘the entire community. leur genial.
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DIARY Ol? EVENTS _
ron/iv.
City Magis'trate's (‘ourt, 0 a. m.
Prince Edward ’l`hoatro, :i:l:'1_ 7 and
8:45 p. m.
Major l'li1rtleti's l.er~tu1e, Hrrirtz.
Memorial llnll, S p. ni.
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Wi-  BIRTHS ‘
 
GAUDET.- in this city. on Blurcli 7,
1917, to Mr. and llirs. Gilbert Gaudet.
a son.
CARR-ln this (‘it_\' ou Marcii 12th
to Mr. and Mrs. David t`411'1~, 41 daugh-
U`ll‘.
 
DE.-\'l‘I{S
 
MURPHY-ln East lloston, March S
Elizabeth Douizlus. widow oi' Montag-
ue (‘. Murphy, agt-tl 04 _vt-11's.
V71
so
on
HOWATT.- At R1'adi`oi'tl on l\la1'ch
Sth, 1917, Janet, widow of the late
.lames Howe-il. Eltier. in thc 08th
year of her age. _
TROWSDALE-.-it Rose _ Valley on
'.\la.rch 13th.. Jost-ph Trowiiilalti aged
74 years. Funerzil Thu1'stia_v 1?»tl1 at
1 o’clock.
SMALLWOOD-_-it l-lust Royalty on
.\larch l.'lth_,in.~:t, l`iiarlotte Sinullwooii,
widow of the late \\’illiani Sniiillwcod
aged 84 years. l~‘i1nr»1-ai from the rosi-
dence of her son |~‘t'unt-I.-i Smailwooll
today, \‘Vetincstla_\' lilo l='»th insi. Ser
vice commencing at one thirty 11. 111.
interment Mt. llt~1-bert (`en1e-ter-_\'
Soclts ilckniiwiedged
Miss Edith l’roudo, 37 Douglas St.
t"lty, has received the following letter
i'rom France thanking hcr l`or thc
tiockii which she forwardetl through
the Ited (Irons Sc-.ziety of the 'l`wo
Methodists Cliurclies in this clt_y. and
which were fortunately received iii'
Frank Punclier, a Uliariotietown boy.
Soineivhcw- in France.
Feb. 9th. l9l7.
Dear Miss Prouilez- it is now some
time since l i'eroive<l your letter and
also those mont rtpprcciated sucks anti
so I thought it was ii ve-ry small way
of thanking you for your kiniliicss, by
writing, as you asked me to do.
Now I must tell you l limi it very
hard to write a letter to a friend that
1 have never met, but as l come from
Charlottetown myself l though; per-
haps that you might know something
about mo. or at least heard my name
-before.
When you write me..l wan; you tc-
tell me if you know John Proude, as
l know him quite well. l might also
tell you that I have met him since l
came to this country. also most all
the boys from home. `
Now tell me a little about that broth
er you spoke about in your letter.
as I have met a number of fellows
from the 43 Battalion since I tirst
came to France, I know it must have
-been I very- hard blow to you, but
ig is an every day occurrence in this
war. (l cannot express myself just
like I would like to. but l hope you
wol1’t think I am hard hearted, an we
become accustomed- to such things
even with our best friends.l\
Again thanking you for your kind-
___ barns; also wagon-house and grain-'
PR0VlNC|A|- GRAND LQDGE ary, hennery (66 x 16 t't.), woodshedi
P' E' ISLAND' (48 x "2 ft.). adjoining house, also'
The m.0‘.im.iul Grand Orange Lodge young o1'cl1a1'tl and it never falling:
will meet in annual session with spring running through the middle of'
t‘aliiwell Lodge, No. 1207,__l{enslug-_ I-.d,.m_ There are two uc,-93 of ma,-gh.i
§;)’_‘_'__i::;; o']_`_“;T_`€i“`_5_'1'1  &_3§;"|1i1\itl and abundance of seaweed' i
Owing to the scarcity of coal and Apply at Guardian 0m¢@_
other conditions it is impossible to 4799.3.14M4|pu_
prccu1'e special trains and delegates g 1
will piot-ure ordinary return tickets., ' _
llelezzuios west of Keniilugton, and  bociety Publication
east of (‘ltui'lottetoy.'ii, will come by _
nioriiing train. llith and return on iog-. The friends and Suppm-le-,-5 of the
ulai' on 14th. _ 'Uaiiadian Auxiliary of the British
B1' 01'd€l'. ' and Foreign Bible Society will be glad
(`. E- MA(`KENZlE. to know that we have arranged with
G. Sec‘r. :iii-_ ii. K. Brace of 108 Queen st.
4633-3-3M9l. l(‘harlottetown. to handle our scriptur-
es. These- scrlptiires will -be sold by
» .\lr. Brace at strictly the same prices
° at which they are sold i`rom the Bible
 a e house in’St,.`.Iohn. Signed “Rev.” R.
` Boyer, Secretary District No. 1, Can-
'diau Bible Society. Gospels separ-
i mu in-.iiumt-.1 by B. <‘. w1:ns'ri-an, “, ., , T t t 3_ ,_
('ornwall, to sell hy Pulrllc Auc- 23,319; 157? :1`p___ alfpiaexhfbleg 
_ lion Oli the pl’&llllS€S 4715,3_9MfmW3i_
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 15th 1917 , *__
AT 1 o't‘Loci<, (si-mari ”
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(lf stormy the following Saturday -at
the same hotir_) 6  -e
I horse. 5 years- old; 1 registered V
(Tlydesdalc stallion, 4 years old, by Tl 4 I I _ _
Edgar liea1'tz’:-1 prize mare; 1 cow, 3 19 l’°5tP°“e‘ amma mee'~m5 0
-V9T";e;’1T__S‘;e%_la3‘;)°£§_ 1 Set Spring The Malpeque (`urtaln island Cup
tooth narrows. 1 hai' taken 1 hay mowl- 01's~it:-r Company Limited. will be held
 l. t'uck wagon, 2 road wagons,
§:lbhe,,'m.cd wagon ‘“n_|,;_p|1,, mpg, in Mulpeque Hall on Thursday, March
1 wood sleigh, 1 pung sie g _ 1 sem ~ _, ,_
speed slr-igli, 2 robes, driving _har bm' 1917' at "30 U' m'
ner-a. 2 sets express l1ar1ie.'4s, also 1. ny mum. of Di,.ect0,.s_
lot of other harness, forks, shovels, _
-raltes, &i'., &c, ` HOWARD RAMSAY.
.»\ quantity of hay and straw; also Secretary.
f`v, cows due to freshen in spring.
llplouseliold furniture coiisisting of 4586'2'23M“'3iD‘1- _
parlor, dining room, bedroom and - ' 5
kitchen i'u11iitu1'c. 1 high class piano,
il stoves, 1 new Ligliter Day high   
oven tango, 1 sewing machine, 1 re-
i'rigerat.o1-, 1 Dais'-y' churn. No. 8, 1 _ __
. AT
New (‘€ntui'y waslier, a lot of pictures.
;i_l_<__lotli, linoleum and oaipets. lamps, 
Also l beatiful mii'ror,_ size 455:36 | am instructed by
inches, 1 parlor hanging amp. an a M wc ~
ilot of otlti'-1' articles too numerous to I",  
lflfillllnll- of Fredericton to sell b ubli I -
'reams or s/\t.a_- /iii sums of ,ion °n',he prem,’;e‘;_ mf "°
-5.00 and under, cash; ovor that 4 ,
amount 10 months' credit. on approv-  Méfch 
ed joint notes. fi per  off i`_o;*sc;1;il;_» AT 1 0 CLOCK. P- M-
Sale ositive ag Mr. ~e s er . , ,_ _ . 7 -
   A _ '1:;‘;1;':.“-.i..:?. 11:1" °‘:.""...;
PETER mi0mH‘ Aimhonpm-` April 1-it 4 duetlilay lst 'ind 2 due
47G0'n"2M2ip‘]' _ _-___ Juni: 1.s.t;‘ il hcit`c1'i»‘, in c.al'i`;l 4 heifors,
”°"°" '”`- 1%. years old; 1 bull; 4 fa; cattle;
l biooti sow; 1 inure, 8 years old,
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weighing 1100 lbs.; l driving mare".
l 8 years old; disc barrow, single plow,
I C I gang plow, set bob-isleighs. siinglt
woodslelgh, double woodsleigh (new),
20 cords hardwood, cut to stove leng-
I . tha, to be sold in 5-cord lots.
B   ’l`EllMS:-- All sums.oi' $10. ,~.,_
under. cash; over that amount cre-
dit till November' 1s`.l, 1017, on approv-
wm be permanemxy locmgd in ed loin( notes. A discount, of 6 per
Royal Bank buudmg comer Queen gm-1 cent per annum allowed on cash pay-
Rlchmond Street Charlottetowmwhere ments.
be may be consulted' ou all matters W- D- MCCOUBREY.
pertaining to defective vision. _ Auctioneer.
Many suffer from headache. ner Tues. and Weds.
vousness, stomach trouble. etc., and _
do not suspect the cause. A scienti c A
-taininntion of the eyes often reveals   a e
an abno~mal condition, the correction
°f which by perfectly “ted 81"." l am lnstructetl by John Livingston
raging? g;;l2-‘guilt chnd-ren.. Ey”_ to_sell by p_ublic auction on his pre-
omca Hour.: ,jo 12_m_ 2_ 5_ ni ses. at New Donilnlon on Satur-
Evmlng. by App°|Mm.M_ day, March 17-th, 1917, commencing at
Phan. ‘WL 11 a. m.. all his farm stock. crop. and
2“6_m_7Msmw"_ i`armin_g implements; also house-
_ ,__ ,M ,_‘ hold furniture, Stock: 1 more (10
_ years old) Oakley Baron; 1 driving
1 _)__ mare (ti years old) Dean; 1 horse (3
,-ff' ,  ‘-_I ‘years old) Dan; 1 foal, Harry I; l
` _"--' ' cow. newly cavlvedz 'Il cows dile to
}‘8¥` calf last of March; 4 fat cattle; 3
’ \ young cattle (l year old); 1 youni:
calf; l brood sow due to fariow lst
of March; 50 hens. Crop: i5 tons
° ° ha_v;aquantit,vofi-itraw; 200 bushels
Synopu' af antdmn. Nanhwu, oats; 50 bus-hols mixed grain; 20 bus-
Llllti R¢[llil1l0lI| hels wheat; 200 bushels potatoes;
s-si-a ` 400 bushels turnlps. implements: l
THE oelelieed ofa family in any into 0:0 hay cutter (Deering); l hay rake; 1
-.¢¢,*i§‘§_:¥?;v7:=f.'f,l°'fj°':|f:‘=:“m°l;§f§ifgb=' sectional] seeder (Massey l-larris),
gag. ¢¢m¢|-X , Ant 9 mxgt pp 1 gang plow (Frost & Wood); 1 siti-
psasrlgrnon litha II R b  gle plow; 1 set spike harrows; 1
°' ‘L f,ff’¢ °' 5° B'  schuiller; 1 cart (new); 1 truck; 1
rlgatioaofthelaed ineachoftlanc rc A
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cog: neoadltlons. truck-wagon; 1 driving wagon; 1 driv-
W ill" '°*“|°°°° “W” '"4 N' ing sleigh; 2 wood slelghs; 1 horse
h°,,.“~|,,m” H" ,,m,|,, ,,|,,,mH=,,i|,1, power thres-her. and cleaner: 1 sei.
homestead or a fam of at IGI!! 00M=fel.m fanners; 1 cream separator (De La-
e¢ndcomitlon».A bltablelwunisn»v|.1 td bl h . 1
red” cnt wbcunal is psriormedn B )' 5° °“ e amen' “ei
 car; harness-; 3 sets collars harness
a onttn dillrktl l.l0lMlilll|¢\‘ ll-mg and' traces; 1 set driving harness; 1
 hay carrier, fork and rope; 12 cord
dam- tha mee  firewood, sawed and s lit, and a lot
x mon _in _ rg
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‘?'i1'..‘7'ri'l".i* '°::."'°..'.°.§.-..?'i*.:.:°..i'°""
mills ard of 2:
t to redeem
2.°2l'...'l.‘°““'t»-11.3 {"$ 
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llesl. l lm your Charlottetown friend.
. ' - FRANK PUNGHER.
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of mnadi articles.
'ri-mms: .xii sum. of $5.00 una un-I
der cash; over that amount, nine
months' credit on approved joint
notes. Six per cent ofl' for _ cash.
Terms for fat cattle, cash. I
lf day should prove' stormy sale
to take place on following Monday
at some hour.
Sale positive as farm has already
been sold.
NEIL McKENZlE.
Auctioneer.
. /,_
uibnne .ind coni D
.made it a pleasure to do business with
_vcu and the unseliisli manner with)
which you entered into the sports for
the benefit of the _vounilff g€ll<‘l`i1l|0\\
has cutlearetl you to the hearts of our
youth.
’l‘o your sincere well-\visl1e1's, how-
ever. you" departure is icinperctl by
the knowledge that your superior oili-
cers. have atljtidged you worthi- ol’ pro-
motion in the great institution tc;
which you have dedicated your life
work. in this coiiiii-ctloii, loo. we
cannot but bear testiiiiony to the way
in wliicli your every effort at all times
h .
l. rciiiinrt-ing unit. whit-ii will send
i'oiniorcr>1nt‘ni1-1 to tho lighting 20th
N. ll. anti l‘. E. l. llattnlian. itnd to
thc 104th N. ll. and ll. l-I. l. llattalion
(which was for1n_ot`;' as you know by
antulganintion oi’ tho 104th and 105th
Battallons.) ~_
’l`hc 26th Unttalioii is as you will rc-
membc-:' the first Battalion (clear of
first contingent) to which the Island
contributed men-and real good 111011
they were, some ol’ whom have given
up their lives for -the 1-uusc of King
mid (‘ountr_\'. The 104th Battalion- is
also it good unit and will no doubt
bring honour upon itself and the
Provinces it reprt-seiits.
(‘.t1lonel l<`owlt`-1° asked nw to will-.1
and tell you that all men 1'ci-ruitcd
for tht' infaiitry in N. B. and l’. E. l.
will in future be sont to this unit.
anti then for worded after being train-
i-:l to either the 20111 or 10-ith Battal-
ions wliere they will nicvt old irieiitli-1
fi-:111 home.
l trust that this i11i'ori1iatioii will
has been .~iuppo1'ted by the worthy
niete starting down lifes way toge-
lioine the afi`ectir.~1\aie and woll»niei'i-
ted wish of God speed from our entire
population.
ln saying adieu we beg you 'to ac-
cept ihe acconipaiiyiiig purse as a
slight earnest oi’ our izoc-:l-will anti
high esteem. _
Wishing you both every success
and happiness in your new home anti
furllier proiuotion in your chosen ml-
liug, on behalf of the people of ’l‘l|:;-
nlsli.
P. Murphy.
J. A. Hackett.
A. J. Mcl<`adyen. -
J. A. Johnson.
(l. F. l\'1o1'rise_v.
J. H. Bernard.
. T. Gallant.
Tignish. .llarch 14, 1917.
U1
RiiA|liViliSlER't`~
  Piillilllili FUND
ln response to several appeals, Mr.
A .W. Bruce, Red Point, has opened
a Rondmasters’ Patriotic Fund, the
idea being that every Roadmastsr con-
tribute $2.50 to the Fund. The money
may be sent. to Mr. A .W Bruce, to
Mr. H .W. Blnnlng. Bank of Nova
Scotia, or to the Editor of the Guard-
ian and it will be acknowledged li
the columns _of the Guardian. _
Angus Dart, Appln Road , 2.00
James Dingwall, North Lake . . 2.00
‘Andrew Mooney, Little Har-
bour $2.50
S. S. ttobertsou, Kingsborough $2.60
A. A. Bruce, Red Point 2.50
Robert Wares, Wheatley River $2.50
Archie Bowles., Murray River. $2.50
Layton McCabe, Alexandra, $2.60
Artemas Bette, Cumberland, $2.50
, Harry Webster, Cape Traverse, $2.50
Garfield Stewart, lied Point, $5.00
Angus A. Campbell, Black Pt. $2.00'
Christy A. Campbell Black Pt. $1.00*
Nelson Stewart, Black Pt.. $1.00*
A. A. Moore. Pownal ' $2.50
Alex. A. McDonald, Little Pond, $2.50
D. J. McDonald, Glenflnnan . . . . . .$5.00
E. S. Norton, Montague   2.50
C. 0. Rankin, Mt. Albion  ..$3.00
Alfred F. Rose, North Lakeville 2.00
E. B. McLaren, Georgetown' $2.60
David T. Dover, Suffolk  ..$2.00
William Coady, Hazelbrook  2.00
John O. Campbell, Long River 2.00
Mr. Theo Euman, Enmore Road $2.50
James J. McNeil. Mliscouche, $3.00
W. H. Wood, Mt. Melllck 2.50
Frank Driscoll, Mt. Herbert 2.50
Francis Hagan, Kelly's Cross, 2.00
Harry Webster, Cape Traverse $2.50
D. A. McTavish, Newton, Belfast 2.00
Paul McDonald, East Point Road 2.00
Geo. A. Leslie (per Mr. Grin-
sell( Charnwood 2.50
Patrick Smith. Newton E. 2.00
Dominique Doiron. Rustico 2.00
Peter Morrison. Granvile ..,....$2.50
James Lampier, Pleasant Grove .$2.00
John Nolan. Cheapstow. 2.00
Peter J. Campbell.` Red Point, 1.00
Jsnnes Dlngwell, North Lake, '
(additional), .50
Alexia' Doiron, Wheatley River, 2.00
John Munn, Murray llivor, 2.00
Wm. Molyneaux, Miiltown Cross. 2.00
Andrew Bradley, Blooming Pt. .$2.00
James Fitzgerald, Kildare Capes 2.00
John A. McDougall. Argyle Shore 2.50
Wm. J. McLaren, Peters Road, 2.00
John B. ltix, Mlmimlgash, 2.00
G00l‘i!e Mclnnes, Mimlmlgash. 3.00
Thomas Bertram. Bradalbane, 2.00
Tlieopbilos Plneau. Doiron‘s
2.00
Creek,
° Paid into the bank at Searls.
W. R. Taylor, Granville $2.50
NOTE:-- By request it has been
agreed to accept $2 contributions as
it is more convenient to mail this
amount.
::A PILL THAT PROVES ITS VAL-
UE.- Those of weak stomach will
find stiength in Pntrnieles’s Veget-
able Pills. because they serve to
maintain the healthful action of the.
stomach and the liver, irregularities
in which are most distressing. Dys-
peptics are well acquainted with them
and value them at their proper worth.
They have afforded relief when other
preparations have' failed, and have
effected cures in ailments long stand-
.ing wl|ere'otlter medicines were found
ludv who came to us as your help-!
ther. lie assured that .<'l1c, ,liardlyi
scccsui to you. bears away to your 11ew|
stiinnlnto rc<‘l'ulting oil the island,
and that in tilt-_11e1ir future we will
lic 1'c-cofving rei11|`orci~nients in ti
steady strerin from the litilt-_ island
Province. which we ati nope to soc
again lu the neat' fiiturti. but to litfp
its:-'ui'e this anti bring the war to a
sits;-r~e:4st`\il is-sue. wt- mite". have 11101-c
111611 (this (foes not menu boys uiidtir
18 year:-i old-they can ser\'o their
tinntry better at honit I not onli' from
tho island but from all parts of Can-
ada.
You men of Prince Edward island
do11't wa~.'.e your time reading party
politics which l se<~'tiir». papers' are
filled with, think onli- 0i` the time oi'
strain and st1'cs.=1' which your Empire
is at pre.-sent passing through. and
how beast yoti can play your part in
her defence and the cause oi' right.
(‘o1uc along, wc- want every ilt man
who hears anti' will t'L-.spoiid to his
l{ing's appeal.
1 aiu Sit' etc.
T. EDGAR _MacNUTT, Major
liilli N. B. & P. E. l. Reserve llatt.
(Sumnierside l"apo1's'plc-asc copy)
CllRD OF THMAKS,
of the French peasant unabies thoiit cllectivcly. The onlv defect i-1 th-(1
work of food production to go on un- i it in two iiiclion 1-iliortcr than tho otlrv
tier these tllillcult conditions. `a1~ni. '
The forward movement, to which, ' ' »
the lltilisli pne.-is malces frequent roi \' ` " " ‘"  - ' '~ ._
ference, depends", to a niurked dog;-¢\f@,| " ` ._.._.________€ ' ‘
on the drying up of thc' 1'oai`_°.4_ 'I`l1c
wlntci' here has been almost unpre-I ~
ced<~'.1te?.y' severe and the frost which ::$W-EET AND PALATABLE lil.
was-i deep in the ground is coming out tht: G|'aves' Woim Extermlnator A iii
HOW- 'N16 Stroll! 011 the road s_vste111 ut-ctptubie to children and it does lt”
Will ll0`l<’SS0n€il when the railway work surely and prtimptly ' H
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HoRsEMAN
ll` you want to proilucc- a race iiorsc of the “iron” varietv breed to ouc
f Tllerc are nrany reasons wiiy you should breed your uiiirc to Sevmou'
Dillon, 2.14, Registered in Canada and the States, sired by Sidney' l)i"o11
23157. sire of~i.ou Dillon 1.58’/Q. llclen Stiles, 2.06%., lrigem Dino" 2_0};\/2' ffm.
sister to Seymour llillon and T5 others. The dams of Seyu1our'Dlllon' " 1'
"1"" hy: lst, Wil-kes Bay, 2.22%; second by .-lliuont, 33; third, .\loin1111'i,~".'.`11
_` l`ourtl1 Pilot J1'._ 12-ihc real fountain of spcct: pmgenitors. '
St;\'111ou1~ ilillon, 2.14. is the fuste.<=t stallion stan<lf.ig for s'+-rvitic o11 (1.
leland. i-las been 1i1orc'11iiles from 2.12 to 2.15 on 11 \/. miie U-ack than .,'||
otltcrs coniblnetl. ' ' '
_ Sc_-_\'i11our Dillon, 2.14. has the distinction of being tt l'iill brother to :
- \\'or"l s* Uhaniqilon, a_2-_veitr-oiii with a rccoid oi' 2.08'/2-who later has provt-1,
41 _race niaro ol real “ir-cn" as the Yaiiki-cs call her. lie i.; also a half brotha-
ol the first 2-iniuulc t1'oi,to1' Lou Dillon. 1.58%. Ht- is the best brcti hors.
imported tor niany years.
Seymour l)illo11, 3.14, has what most other stallions lack-enough vim,
courage, stamina-or ii' you like “pg-p,”
Seyuiour llilion':-1 pedigree stands for what lic is-"game"-yes, gnnmv ,,|,,_
yet he i:-1 kind. ti'actal>i-ti. and u horse yoti can't -help hut like.
_Seyniour Dillon. 2.14, hat-. thc' best of fiat. heavy honed' logs, porlticti-'
1-'traiglxt _l`eet. a good head and body atid ilu-, proper carriage anti race liors-
mzt-. \\'1ll weigh -ever 1075 in the stud season. Without "snperfl\ioui1" fa
i -‘\ Sll'0l\i-ily made horse-a 1, 2,  4 t1~ot.tc-:', that has to be nhod with tlic_mi11;-
' i|u111 'of weiglit in his slices. `
i Seynioui' Dillon, 2.14. is a surc foal getter of elegant, strong, and lrapy
foal:-'_ Wiatcli his two-year-olds this 1.-unimer, some of which are to race in 11.
Soutlicrn States. llc is :sure to he 11 produ1:t~.' of note in it short while.
l Scyniour Dil!-on, 2.14, is uo_t an otit-omit, or “banged-tip" race stallf-311. li
‘has been worked on the ice this winter ant? hat; shown his usual 2-mini1i~
spccd, which such gteat.'horsen1e11 an Stt-rllng R. Holt. ot' indiana, Frank Ft..
of liosion, George Lf-ciiiird of Boston, Peter Conroy of Cliarlottetown, an-1
llamuipiirl Kelly’ of Southport. and others, c‘1ini he has.
Seyuiour lllllon’s 2.14, sire anti dams have aut: are producing great sl1-1--
aud as Sterling liolt, his bro-edcr, says: "None are better bred, aiit2'l look '-
st-c» lilm a sire of reptile himself."
i Soyiiictii' l)ii!o1i`.~' season opens' this week at $15 cash or iioio. llc wi.;
:stand at out barn iiutil further' uotico, and further, we are willing to niatv.
him against any trotter or paccr mi t‘~hc lslaittl-race to a finish-"\Vl1t\1
_vou'll tlud hint as hc is a proven slayer," race to take place any time aft.-
_..luno. For further piiriiculars call or write.
THORNE BROTHERS, (Ownierl,)
lllr. llenry Worth, and family, wish
ll, Park Street,
io thank theii many l'rle.ndi»'-_ for flow-' Chariottetowr
irs and symaptliy in their ref-clit. ber- "'l`ll“~l`C"~* HOW? 1"ff‘S““-“-'°
rgaven|0|1t_ 479,; 4709-.'i-12i\ll1l\vl's4i|‘»(i.
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good assortment
and other lines.
We have
they will call it
. gain prices.
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Important Announcement
We take very great pleasure in announcing to
our _many customers and the general public that We are
adding another large Department to our business. 4
` -This New Departm `
will be opened ina few days, when the carpenter and
painters complete' their Work. We intend to carry a
  Dry .G oods, Gents’ Furnishing
_We_ have a large stock ready to put on the
shelves, this _Stock was purchased some time ago. Mark-
et_s have rap1dly advanced and still advancing and we
' will _put on the whole Stock at most attractive prices.
Department, _as we intend handling several lines but
we are Satisfied when the public see 'our extra_Values
` ' The Bargain Department'
We have Thousands of Dollars worth to sell at Bar-
CAREFUL 'BUYiNG, SMALL PROFITS and LARGE
SALES will be our Morro '
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not selected a name for our new
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Watch for- date of our opening sale. i
_ F. J. Holman & Co' Ltd
` _Charlottetown
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