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i for the price you pay.
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Loading, made specially for Goose Shooting   .. _ _...$9.50
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_ Air Itifie_s,ail sizes and Grad os.
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li The imperial Fox Biscuit is an all-round fox food containin
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BIGGEST EVENT OF SEASON-_
Khaki Hockey match and 1% hours
skate. Arena tonight. Mil.
MEN OF THE 10STh ‘buy your
Semi-riding Breeches at PA'l‘ON'B for
a uve dollar bill. color dark, light and
medium $5. _ 7008-tt.
» POSTFONED. -- Owing to the
.storm the Annual Meeting ot the Anti-
Tuberculonis Society which was to
have been held last evening has been
postponed until » Mondayi next . _
, was nioovsnen- Private Pst-
rick Slnnott, Bristol, who has been in
the Military Hospital, sutlerlng _Lrom
pneumonia is recovering. Private
Sinnot.has been on Garrison duty in
Halifax for the past six months.
REMAIN IN PORT.- Owing to the
severity of yesterdays storm the Car
Perry Steamer or tho. Stagllley did not
leave their docks, but weat er permit-
ting will take up the regular service
today.
STILL AT THE FRONT -With all
llns in hair goods. Nothing adds
more than a well dressed coiilure.
Ladies who have not suiiicisnt hair to
do Justice to their appearance call on
Mrs. White, Queen. Phone 32.1 'I914~tt.
REGRUITED AT HALiFAX.- Re-
cruiting in Halifax is not as brisk as
the staff in charge would like. Includ-
ed 'among those who enlisted on Sun-
day at the Parade station, says a Hali-
fax exchange, was a French-Canadin,
born. at Prince Edward Island. His
name is Poirier Azade, and he resides
at 150 Upper Water Street. Another
P. E. Islander is A. N. McLeod, Port
Vernon. V
ISLANDER HONORED.- Mr. and
Mrs. H.N. Ramsay ot Glenaron, for-
merly of P. E. I., were much surpris-
ed on March 10th, when the young
people gathered in to bid them fare-
well. on their departure from that,
community. to their home in Regina.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay have made
many friends while in Gienarou and
will be missed much in their social
gatherings. A very appropriate ud-
dress wes read by Mr. N. Hammell
and also presented Mr. Ramsay with
u mantle clockand Mrs. Ramsay with
a beautiful hand bag from the choir of
St. Andrews Church of which she
was a member. Mr. Ramsay replied
very flttingly andihankod the young
people- very much for their kindness. 1
After a good supper had been served
the evening was spent in dancing and
music.
WONiiEiiF|il TALE
iii AN ii[iTIiESS
Struggled
' couragoment;
shall
know
Dayvilis, a
be glad to
homes, after wtshixig'Mr. and lldrs.
ses 'rss orric no.-or-"A" Ano 1
"B" ¢0MPAN|l\f" “il” “Blitle R02
yal” at Arona tonfgillt. Mil.
N0 $cHO0L»--_ Ae'-8.60 r yesterday
morning ths*whiatlea blew long and
loud to announce *to many anxious
parents and children that school was
cancelled for the day ~ owing to 'the
storm which was oxboedingiy heavy
around that hour with almost im-
passiblc walking; _
WEDDING BELL!-_--*A very pretty
wedding was aolsmaladd on Monday. ~
March 6th in St. Ann'a Church. Lot
66, when Miss Mary 'A. Hagan. dau-
ghter of Mr. and.Mrs. P. D. Hasan
or Tryon and Mr. 'Andrew Egan ot,
Elmwood, were 'united in the holy .
bonds of matriuiony. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Dr. Curran P.
P. The bride was lttlred in blue
Gabardina and wore a black seal. plush
coat and hat ot white satin. She was _
attended by Miss Sadie Egan and the
broom was supported by Mr. James ,-
McCa.i!ery. After the ceremony the;
bridal party went to the home of the;
,bride where a sumptuous breakfast-
awaited them. The day and cveningj
passed very pleasantly away . after
which the guests returned to their
Egan a long and happy wedded lite.
- AN EVENING IN MARGH.
From the western skyline slauting
Sunse¢_ rays the cloudaare 11811121115.
As the Angels ilags _wore Welvills
In the unnamed colours bright,
Fair, beneath the burning snyiand,
Shadowedd lowland, burnished high-
an
Ot the winter world at even,
Lie. all cold, and calm, and white.
0’er the snow-ilsld. as we listen,
Through the sparkle and the glisten.
heavy.
Hear the sieigh~bells ringing.
Like a fairy chorus singing,
Or some bells ot--Eliin story
Chiming for the Eiiin King.
Slow, the western gleam is failing,
Slow, the duck of night prevailing.
Robe the diamonds ot the Snow-king .
And absorbs the dying light;
Fades the woodland from the vision;
Earth is silent in submission;
As the star of evening, glowing,
Ushers in the conqueror, night.
JOSEPHINE MoLELLAN
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But/ter, (creamery) per lb. 4 3-into  
Caliskins, per lb.  14
Chickens, (dressed) per lb. 12 to 15
Ducks, (dressed) per lb. 12 t1o'15
Eggs, per dozen.
Fowl, per lb.
Geese, per lb.
Hides, per lb.
Hay. (Dressed) per ton. $10. to $13.
Hay- (loose) P0: ton. $10. to $12.
Lamb pelts, each. ` 40 to 60
Oatmeal, per 100 lbs. $2.75 to $3.
Oats, (black) per bushel. 54
Oats, (white) per bushel. 50
Potatoes, per bushel. 60
Pork, (Organs att.) per lb. 91/4 to 121/1
Straw, per ton. (pressed) $6.
Turnips, per bushel 20
Wheat, per bushel, $1.20 to -1.40
Waol, per lb. 26 to 40
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competent stenographer is the proper
use of punctuation. Morris W. Croll,<,
Ph.D., of the Department of English
Princeton Universities, has contribut-i
ed an interesting and highly instruc-i
tive chapter on this subject in The.
New Untversities Dictionary being oi-
fered to the readers oi’ _tliis paper.
Professor (Troll cxpltiius how tho
number of punctuation* marks lu coni~
mon use has gradually increased with
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witliftha wcrldi, and onhhllvod for the
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from the noisy city, and I might be able
to livsand feel well, so I went to Day-
ville in November. At that time I was
lo lick; could not walk around, and may
‘nusban kept house and I stayed in be .
One day in January I read your adver-
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Manicuring it
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Butter (creamsry) ib.__(pgats) 34
Bi-liter. (oreamefy) lb. (prints) 35
Butter (Tub) lb. ‘- '
Butter, trslh. lb. '
Eggs, doz. _ __ i
Beef, lb. (retail)
Fowls. lb. _
Chickens, vb.
Hay (pressed), ton
straw (pressed) ton i
Pork, lb.
Turnips, bus.
Potatoes, bus.
Oats (white) bus.
Outs (black) bits.  `
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Carroll. has f
Wool, lb
garmin, lb f
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Ducks .'\¢' 'D
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