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verbial “Fisliermen’s
Luck.” '
Experienced Anglers
have found our line of
fishing tackle very satis-
factory.
When you are ready to
go be 'sure to look over
our fine line of tackle.
Fishing rods l5c to
$25 each. Reels 15c to
$2.50 each. Silk lines
25c, 35c, 50c, 65c, 75c,
1.00, 1.25, 1.50 arch.
Flies the finest assort-
ment and best values in
the city. Various size
hooks
Landing nets, baskets,
canvas creels, gut hooks,
ily books, spare tips and
everything required to
repair old rods.
 
SILVER
PLATIN G
Now is your opportun-
ity to have articles re-
plated as we are sending
a shipment by June 1st.
I G. H. Taylor
' Jeweler & Optician
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DIARY OF EVENTS.
City Magistrates Court 8 a. ni.
Prince Edward Theatre 3, 7 and 8,
45-p.-m.
 
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NOY,- At North Wiltshire. June 11th
Mrs. James Noy. Funeral to take
place on Tuesday, June 13th at 2 p.
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Your winter supply of coal is S0001
and our spring stock is now at Y0\l\'
service.
It is good coal. Clean and fresh and
full value for your m0_!l6i'-
This ig the place to get it. Order now
and we will see that prompt delivery
is made.
Our prices are the lowest.
We are open to charter a number of
schooner.; for which we guarantee
highest rates of freight.
Phone 404.
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UNTAIN BELL & C0.
Selling Agents for Dominion Coal
Co.Ltd.
Valuable Property
For Sale
DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSE.
I am instructed by the heirs of the
late Robert Percivall to sell by auc-
tion at the premises, 198 and 200 Kent
Street in Charlottetown, on Wednes-
day, the 1-ith day of June, 1916, at
12 o'clock noon.
’1‘he Double Tenement House sit-
uate on the South side of Kent Street,
being Nos. 198 anri200. ~
This property has a frontage of
43 feet 7 inches on Kent Street, and
extending back 64 feet. Also the lot
adjoining at the rear fronting 59 feet
on Clark Street, extending back 35%
feet, will be sold in bloc.
~ For further particulars apply to H.
J. Palmer, Esq., Attorney for tho Es-
tate. ~
R. BEAIRSTO.
Auctioneer.
175-6-3MStu.
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Ai a meeting or the Fire Depart-
ment on Saturday Mr. Robert Wake-
ling a popular member of the Hook,
and Ladder Co.. was waited upon by
his follow firemen and presented with '
the following address accompanied
by a purse of gold. upon the eve of
his departure on 'active service with
the 105th Battalion. `
Mr. Robt. \Vakeling,
Sergt Cobbler,
105th Battalion. C. E. F.
Dear Sirz- Learning of your im-
mediate departure with the Battalion,
of which you are a member, for Val-,
cartier Camp, we cannot allow this
opportunity to pass without giving ex-
pression to our feelings of regret in,
losing so valued a member of our
Hook and Ladder Co.. while \ve cer-
tainly admire your manly-action in
joining the colors at the call of your
country when she so- much needs the
assistance of her valiant sons:
We are not surprised at your res-
ponse to the national call at this
time; indeed, it would be unlike you
to act otherwise for love of country-
the holiest of sentiment, and a. rever-
ence for all the Grand Old Flag
stands for, was yours by the heredity.
Therefore, while it may amaze the
shirker to see a man leave his wife,
Make the l_.ivei~j `
Do in Duty
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Liniment in my family and also in my
stables for years and consider it the
best medicine obtainable.
_Yours truly,
Livery
ALFRED ROCHAV.
Proprietor Roxton Pond Hotel and
Stables.
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Cemetery Lettering
- Having made s change in my busi-
ness lam now prepared to do all kinds
of cemetery lettering on granite, mar-
bio or freestone at the lowest possible
prices. \Vill go to any cemetery on
the island. Write or call on W. G.
TINNEY. 42 Passniore St., Charlotte-
town.
9945-2-27l\istlEmwf1mo.
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Special Meeting of the
Shareholders
_ or -
THE CHARLOTTETOWN STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIM-
ITED
A special meeting of the Sharehold-
ers of the above named Company will
he held at the chief place-of business
of the Company at the corner of Great
George and Lower Water Streets in
the City of Charlottetown on Wednes-
day the twenty-first day oi' June A.D.
1916 at the hour oi’ Eleven 0‘clock in
the forenoon:
1. For the purpose of passing s re-
solution lor the distributing among
the Shareholders of the Captial Stock
or part thereof and other Assets of
the Company.
2. For the purpose of passing a re-
solution requirlng that the Company
be wound up.
By Order, -
G. W. WAKEFORD,
Manager.
Charlottetown,
7th June, 1916.
217-6-'lMtiil June 21st.
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Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest
Land Regulations.
THE sole head of a family or any male over
eighteen years ol% may homestead a quarter
section of available. ominion land in Manitoba,
Saskatchewan or Alberta. Applicant must ap-
pear in person at the Dominion Lands Agency
or Sub-Agency for the District. Entry h proxy
may hemade at any Dominion Lands Keeney
but not Bub-Agency on certain conditions.
Uu_ties-Six months residence upon and cul-
tivation of the land in each of three ears. A
hoyiiesteader may live within nine miles of his
homestead on a farm of at lust Bfiacres, on
certain conditions. A habitable house‘|a re-
cgiired except where residence is performed in
t evicinlty. ¢
In certain districts a homesieader in food
Standlnmmay pre-em t a quarter-section n on|
side his oniestesd. grit: $3.00 psr sore.
Duties-Six monlhsresliience in each of three
years after earning homzitead stent: also 50
acres extra cultivation. Pre~‘¢inntIi>n patent may
be obtained as soon as homestead patent. on
certain conditions. _
A settler who liss,evi\aust»vi his homestead
right n_isy take a purchased homestead in cer-
mn districts. Price 81-00 per acre Dulles-
ust reside six months in each of three years
cultivate 50 acres and erect ri house worth B00
The area of cuitivatiogi is siibiect to reduction
lncaassi rouah. scrub dy or stonly land. Live
siocle-maybesnhttitute for cult vstion under
certain conditions.
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sou yo emini ero s nero'
N. R.-Unauthorized publication of this adver
tisommt will not he paid for 64188.
no-4-|lM1iil0ct.iitii. ~ (_. - _
per peund. ~
174-0-616 18ipd. ~
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 has Store.
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
for WASHED and UNWASHE-
ED WOOL.
We pay freight on all lots
ver 100 pounds. '
Write 'phone or call niid get
our prices.
The Island Wool and Hide Co
Grafton St. East,
Opposite Davis & Frasers,
'Phone 441~J.
t'-liarlottctown, l‘. E. 1.
916-ti-6l\i1Mopd.
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SEALED '1‘ENl)EltS addresscil tu
the undersigned, and endorsed "Ten-
der for Supplying Coal for the Domin-
ion Buildings," will be received at this
oilice until 4.00 P. M., on Wednesday
June 28, 1916, for the supply of coal
for the Public Buildings throughout
the Dominion.
(Tambined specification and form of
tender can be obtained at this Depart-
nicht and on application to the care-
takers of the different Doniiuion Build
rigs.
Persons tendering are notiiled thai.
tenders will not be considered unless
made on the printed forms suppied,
and signed with their actual signatur-
es.
Each tender must be accompanied
by an accepted cheque on a chartered
bunk, payable to tho order of the Hon-
ourable the Minister' of Public Works,
equal to ten por cent (10 p.c.) ot’ the
amount of the tender, which will be
forfeited if the person tendering dec-
line to enter into A contract when
called upon to do so or fail to co -
plete the contract. ll’ thc tender Iii:
not accepted the clioque will be re-
turned.
By order,
R. C. DESROCHERS.
Secretary.
Department of _I-‘ublic Works,
Ottawa. June 7, 1916.
Newspapers will not be paid for
this advertisement if they insert it
without authority from the Depart-
ment.
2288-ti-l2Mlil.
No_T_1cE
We tho undersigned Jewelers ani
Opticians or Charlottetown. agree to
close our stores Monday afternoons,
commencing Juno 12th. and ending
with Monday iit'ternooii, tioptouibcr
12th. _
W. W. Weilnor.
E., W ., Taylor
W.‘ N. 'i'lnto_n.
O. C. Taylor. _
C. W. Patterson. `
O. F. Hutcheson.
Gillis Jewelry Co. -
_
 P ` rox room ~ ‘-
One pound of my Compound No. 4 Fox Biscuit- Is better than five pounds
of plain melt for beth old and young foxes. Have you tried them? Price Bo
SOLE PATENTIBS AND MAUNFAJ- TURER8. C. P-.'8Ei<YlR LIMITED.
Head Office, 183 Ceristlne luliding,.Montreai, P. Q., Shipping Office
- Chsmiiiy Read Bt. Hubert, P. D.
AUCTION SALE OF  _
In the First Methodist Church, Prince-Street .
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mein the Church, in lots to suit purchers. 2 -- '_  I ‘ Mm. W-,_ “_ ~
K IIC Il Q.l"lIi- Emancipatc
yourself _from ,kitchen worry
by learning the food value of
You can prepare a most
wholesome, nourishing meal
in a  moments by heating
a few Shredded -Wheat
crrspncss; then -cover' with
berries and serve with milk
or cream.
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Made in Canada.
 
family *and all he holds dear to place
his services and if need be his life on
the altar of his country, the motive is
prompted by the supreme love for
those whom he has sworn to cherish
and protect, and that the sanctity of
his home and the flresicic ot' his child-
ren may be securely protected us
was his. ‘
Before wishing you "God-Speed"

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Shredded Wheat Biscuit. `
nd His protection on your mission.
V .
ou leave behind will receive our b
e heavy because of your absence, lt)
viii be our duty and privilege to
heel' them as best we can.
We, too. shall anxiously look for
Your return. but iii the n1eantlnie.‘
we are confident that you will give a
good account 1 of yourself. as those
who have proceeded you have done.
Bob, we d0n’t like to say “Good-
bye". but hcre’s a hand, and with it a
prayer for your safe _ return, and a
small rornenibrance from your coni~
radc of The Cliarlottctown Fire Bri-
gado.
THO8. RANAGHAN, Chlet,
FRED LARGE, Secretary,
C. E. D.,
Juno iiili, 1916.
LONDON, June 8.-A Central News
despatch from Amsterdam says thnt a
Gorman official statoniciit, declares
that the loss of cruisers liutzow mid
ltosiock. in tlio battle off Juilnud, was
witlilicld for military reasoiis. liotli
ships are said io have sunk wlille on
their way to u liarbor for repairs.
'l‘liis is the first mentioned of the loss
of the cruiser Rostock.
Tho Rostock was ii small wnrsliip
of 4,900 tous, and was built in 1912.
She carried 373 mon, und was nriiicd
with twelve four inch guna, nnd two
torpedo tubes.
The Lutzow was 26,000 ton dread-
nought battle cruiser. Her destruc
tion has previously been claimed by
British naval officers.
Professional Cards
DR. I. E. CROKEN
VETERINARY SURGEON
Oilice: Queen Street
Adjoining Hughes' Drug Store
Residence: Revere Hotel.
9857.5-20Mlm0nth
 
MORBON G. DUFFY
Barristers and Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada
MONEY TO LOAN
DR. HEATH MclNTYRE,
Dentist
Cameron Block, Victoria Row
Charlottetown.
Office Hours: 0 a. m. to 1 p_ m.
2p.m.to5p.m.
. :$583-10-25I\ltf.
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LONDON,` June 11-The" British
cruiser Hampshire, on which Kit-,
chenenand his staff were lost,=_"g|iiik *ac
the raagult ot’ striking a mine. 'This _ls
anno ned officially. All _hopede aban-
doned tor all save tiio twaivem-om tho
Biscuits intheoven to restore ¥'““ #him Wim were wash# ulwre
D .
he statement says “Admiral Jeilicoe
states the Hampshire was mined. The
vessel was accompanied by two dos-
troyers until the Hampshire was coni-
llelled to detach them on account oi
heavy'seas an liourtvefore the explo-
sion. Survivors say tho Hampshire
sank in ten minutesl The destroyers
and patrol vessels hurried to the scene.
Search parties sent-motor cars along
the coast. Four boats were seen ~to
leave the ship. Admiral Jellicoe con~
cludes~ that all were wrecked on .tho
leeshore.. Twelve survivors landed
from a raft.
MAY RISE LUSITANIA
WITH NOVEL SUBMARINE.
l3RlDGEPOR'l`. Conn.. June 10.-
More treasure than Captain Kidd
ever dreamed of possessing is to be
taken from thc waters of the Atlantic
if the promises of a corporation organ-
ized to explore the floor of the oceaii
materialized. The Argoiinuts Salvage
Corporation oi' Milford, a $3,000,000
concern has contracted with foreign
governrnents under which it will
build submarines to hunt and raise
sunken stearuers.
An especially coristriuttctl submer-
sible will he used by the Company for
0 WML y°“ to feel th” those “mum the purpose of sending ii diver to the
ottoni of the ocean and with tho aid
will be explored, i‘cpaii'e<l ami raised.
It is expected that an attempt will be
made a rise the Liisitzinin. vuiucd
at more than $3,000,000. `
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Special Cam; while their hearts ‘Vmi of a diver"s conlpartinent the wrecks
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YOUR SOLDIER
friend-whether in training, or al-
ready at the front-needs Zam-Buk.
it cannot be equnilcd for the many ,
small injuries and ailment inci-
dental to a soldier’s life.
Sergt. I-`. Brcfmner of the 8th
Canadian ,Mounted Rifles, writes:
"For healing cuts. Sores, blisters.
etc., Zam-Buk cannot be beaten."
Corp. Fremlin of the 10tii Field
Ambulan<‘<\,_\\‘riting from l<`i'ance,
says: “We find Zam-Buk siilcndid
for injuries nnd ailments, but we
lia\'on't enough of it."
Every soldier should carry a liox
of Zam-Buk, as nothing ends pain
and stops bleeding so quickly: it,
also prevents blood-prrlsoniug. 50c.
all drugglsts, or Zam-Buk Co.,
Toronto.
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FOR country roadsorciiy , -ff `~
sirceil. the Perfect"
`alwai‘s lives up to its name-
Pioi: saddle to tires-from 4 _
rl le ro lo coaster -I
ii-Periec' bicycle - $4Q ~ ` P f
Price - - -"- - -
C.C.\¢.ll|odel If" - O29
lads fn Canada by
Canada Cycle & Motor
Co., Liml ed. Toronto.
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Charlottetown Representative
Ernest Rice- = .
165 Grafton Street,
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in Barrels and
Casks. `
Phone 111
   Lyons & Co
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For Sale at ‘Louishurg
Eight room modern house. Oppos-
ite Ry. Station. Apply JA8._ Mc-
" The Marne " 3
~ COLLAR
Rui fmt. Liiiii won... if Sim.
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The VVil'liariir,\ireen¢ R Rome Co.,I.ii‘llltd
LEAN, 19 *Pleasant St. Sydney, C.
B. -
285-6-12M1wkpd _
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' iiIlAlili|AN BLA
One cant per word first Ines
SSIFIEIJ AIIS.
i word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum
 charge Twsntymvs cents.
 
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Agents Wanted ‘
AGENTS-#MEN 611' ""woMEN,"
“Woi'ld's Greatest War; beating
ull soiling records; sample book
free; experience unnecessary; mriko
forty dollars weekly. Wai' Book
liulilishcrs, iirnntford, Ont.
_ 5-27M18l.
SALESMEN.-- EXCLUSIVE LINE
for city, town or country. Big earri-
ings gunriixitccil. I’ormnncut all
year juli. No experience necessary.
Write Luke Brothers Llniited, Mout-
reai. 265-ii-10M6i.
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NOTICE
Have 2 first class lots 5011100, clear
title, Prince ltuport, B. C. few
minutes walk from hugo drydock. Will
trade for 50 acres more or less, of
first class land.
Stale what you have and exact lo-
cation, etc.
Address
C|O GUARDIAN.
159-6-3stuth6lpd.
 
Subscription List For
\
5 p. c. Debentures
The Commissioners of Sewers and
Water Supply have for sale Ten thou-
sand ($10,000) dollars, Charlottetown
Water Works Debentures. These do-
bentures are of the denomination of
$500.00 each are payable in Twenty
years from date and bear interest at
live (5) por cent per annum, payable
half yearly.
A subscription list is now open in
the oiilce of the Commissioners, City
llall, for local parties wishing to pur-
chase any of' these bonds. Full par-
ticulars on application.
9010-G-24Mtt.
GENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR
"tho old roliiiblo _Fonthlli Nurseries)
We touch our men to sell. Experi-
r-nco iiiinocessr-iry; highest commiss-
ioii paid; handsome free equipment.
Stone & Wellington, Toronto, Ont.
101-6-IME till July 1
 
Help \Vanted-_Female
WANTED AT ONCE A GIRL FUR
_ general housework. Apply Mrs. An-
derson, till Upper' llillsboru St.
g - 2011-6--10iii3i.
WA`NTED.-FEMALE .HELP _FOR
housework. Good wages. Apply Mrs.
A. W. E. Dense. West itoyalty.
199-ii-6Mtl'.
HELP WANTED- FEMALE LAD-
icg wanted to do plain and light
sewing at home, whole or spare
time; good pay; work sent any dis-
tance. charges paid. Send stamp
for particulars. National Manufac-
turing Co., Montreal. 5-ll'1MS6l.
For Bale I
POULTRY FOR SALE-FIFTEEN
barred rock lien, cheap. Apply 242
Fitzroy Street. __ 9905.5.23Mtf
FOR SALE- QUANTITY OF PORK
and hairi to clear. Apply P. J.
Mclnuis, Carleton Point.
_ 262-ti-10M3i.
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g Lost
Losr-on i=moAv, wmv 9 A anew!
leather hand bag. Finder please
leave here. 271-6-1£M3i.
_ _ To Let
TO LET-FOR SUMMER MONTHS
furiiisiicri liouso centrally located
apply to acccptant, Box 180.
/ 270-6;-10lVl_4i,
T0 LET AN UNEURNISHED ROOM
in private family. Apply 173 Sydney
Street. 771-64!-mtf.
 
'rn/icnnns wnigrrno
TEACHERS REQUIRED FOR WELL
located yearly schools commencing
iii August. Salaries $720 to S840
per annum. Full details each posi-
tion supplied. Apply at once to
Canadian Teachers’ Agency, Regina.
for Saskatchewan schools and 209
Beveridge Block, Calgary, for Alber-
ta positions.
9998-5-81M1month.
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Help Wu-iitetl-lllale
W7x'N`1"'E`5.TA_`_\750`rTé”M`KN"‘r`6
drive it bread delivery . _Apply to
IJ. Stewart, baker, 163 Kent St.
__ A V 7 220-is-imu
WANTED§-`§A>ifE§MA`hT_%R_`OAR-
WAREHOUSE WANTED. WRITE P.
0. Box 128. City. 189-6-5Mtf.
WANTED T0 PURCHASE THORO-
ugli bred Ayresliiro or Durham one
year old hull. State price. J. R. P‘ar'-
quliarsou, Mermaid, Lot 48.
pot department, also ii. if-ainator
Beer & Weeks. 2130-6-'lMdtf.
207-ii~7M1Wkpil .
o.c. Meteou, K. c., w.e. smiley. i<.c
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McLEOD _il BENTLEY
Offices-Bank of N. S. Chambers
Charlottetown, P. E. l.
 
A.A.McLean, K_C., Donald McKinnon
M¢i.eAN at Mexmnou '
..Bai-rlaters, .. Attorneys-at-Law
i Royal Bank Bldg., Charlottetown.
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WARBURTON U. SHAW
Barrstors. Attorneys, Notary Pub-
lic, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank-
ers Association. Bank of Montreal.
(ianada. Permanent Mortgage Corpor-
ation_
Offices-Old Guardian Oiiice. Pro-
wse Block, Carlottetown. P. E. l.
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BABCOCK AND _b0NS
Patents, Trails Marks.-.lQ_osigns.
Registered Patent Attorneys.
Established 1877 4  _
Formerly Patent Office' Examiner.
Master of Patent Laws".
‘ltepressntativsrin all foreign coun-
tr es. ' i - .
T‘llilllrite lor Book_"Pstent Protection"
e s.
all about and how to Obtain Pst-
en .
90 St. iamss St.. Montreal.
Branches ottawa. Washington.
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Barrister and Attorney-at-Law ,
Canada today.
See Our Good
Driving Supplies
We have ovorytltliig you nec-d
for driving except the horse.
Whips, wraps, _dustsrs, lap
robes, ciiildron's` seats, tops,
horse dusters and blankets are
here in al grades and at all
prices.. " ' ‘
`Wringers and
Washing Machines
We have the Jupiter Warrant-
ly, Security, Royal Canadian and
Rox wrlngers here-- the best.
Also the famous Canadian Triu-
mph. Puritan. Volmer, _ New
Century and New Ideasvashiiig
machines. These are the old
roliable's-- but we are
showing the newest A.
models- at very close
Money te Lean
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Here at Horne's you can select the very
style of wagon you"'want now -and select
from the very best of Canada’s good car-
riages at that. For here are displayed the
choicest and most' popular styles frot_n the
Canada, Tudhope, McLaughlin and Dominion
factories-and these are four leading lines in
Get Your Wagon NOW at HORNE’ S
and Select from the Best Made in C anada
No matter
may bc, you wil
in styles of sea
here for you to
for Iisrneu 
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Twenty-five different styles ln
single and double hnrnosii and
-parts are horn- you are mire to
find satisfaction in tho show-
ing.. Mountings are iiiokel. solid
nickel. brass, oroiile and genu-
ine rubber. Harness ,for every
purpose- lowest prices quoted.
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Daisy Chain ~Get the Ver lest
The Daisy churn is thoroughly up.\0_
date in'.‘a\fery respect. it ltgbteiis the
labor ot iclillfilllls. and lives rgiicirsr
and 'beg-sr results than other c ui-ng,
Buy a AIBY. ' V -
Low prices for cash- easy terms,
- Agents/,in all parts of the island. '
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style of carriage you want-at _the right price.
mings, wheels and shafts we can satisfy any
need. And over 50 representative st ies are
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what you particular fancy
l find licrc the very type and
is, bodies, tires, axles, trim-
choose from. CailI'IyODAY.
A Better' Crop
' Through* Our
_ F els
erli izcrs
-By using our Unmixsd Fertili-
1-Grs. Sods, and Bupherpbosphat-
~ GH- YOU are sure of a g0od'crop.
'Pinoy are “tho beat fertilisera _to
‘ , ills. the safest. and sures "grow-
_ in Tnrnipigeeds I
it Dwi to gi-ow the best iii
*“f°i»I md you vm get nis-
'°'X belt your land can ive it ‘
you -new our Hasuirirs' Iaprov-
ed. Mill Pond orideoteb' Swede
turnip sesd.'l'hey\are sure (row-
ers and ’tl1§'po`p'\iia'§i-A fu.
oritn. 'hits sees is
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