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rr rave to any In our mvmeef.
HIGH GRADE l00TS.- See Mor-
ris ik, Bmitlfs _window tor Canadian
Made Hlgh_Gtad_e' Boots. 30,M2I._
FILMS oEvli.tiPEo ANo PRINT-
£D.- Amateur work given special at-
tention and promptly delivered on
Mondays anoj 1‘hursdays.by the Bay-
er Studio. ' li00Ii,3,30M3i.
Fldmteidookluo sALE.- The
ladies ot First Methodist Church are
ltavillg a. home-cooking sale at Morris
& Smith's_store, on Saturday after-
noon_, March 31st. 600351.30821.
CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-A
gplqniligll pnogram' _was rendered in
Zion ii last 'night under the aus-
pices of the willing workers. and Sun-
day School, consisting ot' choruses,
duets, solos. tableaux's dialogues,
readlng's. _costume nunibers. Closing
with a Patriotic tableaux representing
Britania and the Province ot’ Can-
ada, ending with a Patriotic cboriis.
SUCCESSFUL SALE.-The sale of
ta, g, stock, crop, and implements of
M5. W.. J. Domvllle, East Royalty,
on Thursday afternoon resulted in
good prices being realized. His farm
of nineteen acres sold' to Mr. Arthur
Robertson ot Mars.hileld for the
handsome sum ot' $1800. Mr. Dom-
vllle intends leaving shortly for his
former home in Massaehussetts. Mr.
Bon). Carter was the auctioncer.
SALE OF DODD ESTATE.-The
sale of the late Mrs. Mary E. Dodd
whicbl took place yestcrilay at noon
in front of the Law Courts bulld-
lng, _resulted in the propertycoiislst-
Ing of twenty-four acres on Maipeoue
Road. selling at a handsome figure.
|g brought $4.000. There was a large
attentionce and the bidding was keen.
The purchaser was Mir. ilerhert
Plckord. Royalty. All the
shares ot' the different
lox ranches hut. one belonging to the
estate _were sold and brought aver-
age prices. The executors were well
astintled with thu prices realized for
the property. Mr. _Benjamin Carter
was the auctioueer.
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COLLARS
I5 can-rs EACH
'rooxa BROS. 'LIMITED »
Mixifss - - MoN'rRsAi.
 
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Professional Cards
Dr. J. P. McGrath
Corner of Prince and
Sydney Streets
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 to ll, I to 4
p. in. and 7.30 to 8.30 p. in.
Telephone No. 632
so2s,a,zsMtt. . E _
Dr. Clift  
euRA'rIvs:°'i'ni:arianN'r by 01°
month in advance, »Vlctorla_- Hotel.
uiiniottetowii, P: Ia. i.. Canada
OFFICE HOURS, 12 to 3 daily, or
by appointment at residence.
0207-l-30hl3ll1ol.pd. -
S.  Hessian
LAWY IR
fi
'_ Montague. P-lil-L
’ Money to Loan.
'IBM-B-Hilti.
J. D. STEWART _
Barrister. Solicitor and
Notsrv Public
om. Ngwnn' ima, clisrlottatawv'
- lrpneh Qfllee, Goargttown
Mom to Lola on Real lmto
am-to-ifittt. -
_' '_vq=ns_uIiro'§ 'a_ in/iw _
Barrlsterl. Attorneys. Notary, Pill*
llc, lite.. Solicitors for Canada Bank-
_ ;ui-. ti. D. \vi-Iain
iivilni. sz W. craum "
‘MILL Those noNAr|No for the
Home Cooklintl Sale thin afternoon
Please send them to Morris &
Snilths Store at 2 o'clock.
WHEELING ON ROADS.-The
roads have broken up sufilciently out
through Lot 48 and 40 to persuade
the mall carriers to resort to the
:meets as the best means oi’ loconio-.
C. G. 8. PRINCE EDWARD-'l‘ho
car ferry steanie-r made a quick trip
from Georgetown to Picton yester-
day. The steamer did not leave
Georgetown until 12.510 p. in. as
she was loading freight. Sbe riot-_kefr
iii Plctou at 3 p. iii. 3
Porno sssaviucf-Mr. Paul A._
Murphy. Dominion Plant Pathologist-
will lecture on Potato ‘Spraying on
Tiiei-iday evening, April 3rd at Vic-'
toria; on Wlednesday evening, April
4th at Augustine Cove, iiud on Thurs-
day evening, April 5th nt. Central Lot
10. 5099-:I-30M2i.
WEDDING BELLS.-A quiet wed-
ding took place on March 21st, when
Capt. Joliu Archie liiurin and Miss
Cliristle McLeod both ol' Murray
River were united in marriage hy
Rev. J. Dugald McKenzie of Zion
Church. The bride was attended by
Miss Jennie McLeod, while the groom
was supported by Mr. Gavin Mc-
Leod. The contracting parties 'are
botli very popular among Ii host ot'
friends who extend them lieortiest
congratulations. ' _
UNITED STATES
I GETTING NEGVIIIIS
f (Special to The Guardian.)
NORFOLK, March 30- Constant
i'epoi‘t.s are being brought. in of Ger-
man submarines waiting outside for
the declaration of war.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR NO. 5 SIEGE
BATTERY DRAFT.
The following siihscriptioiis have
been receivf-.ri for No. l'» Siem, Artill-
ery Draft, for the purpose oi' purchas-
iiig slickers, ami lt' sufficient money
is collected to tiny ruhiior boots ns
well:-
M1'. T.. Fl. Prowsfi $10.00
Mr. Justice Fitzgerald 10.00
W. P. A. Society, por Miss
Ncaiiy lllyers f 10-00
Mr. R. Ii. Stems 10.00
Mr. ll. M. Davison ` - 10.00
lllr. ll. li. .lcnkiiis 5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
Mr. Von Clui-0 Guy
(`ol. I". S. Moore
Itlajor W. A. O. Morsou
Judge ;\IcDciinl¢| 5.00
Mr. tfliarles ll. (‘lisiitllci~ 5.00
Mr. Ed. Saunders 5.00
Mr. S. A. i\lcI.eoIl 5.00
.luilgf-. _ Stewart 5.00
Mr. Vincent Blake _ 
Mr. J. Stanley Wie-Illorlt 5.0
Mr. id. G. Coombs 5.00
Mr. il. W. Longwortli 5.00
Mlijoi- (‘. l.. McKay 5.00
Mr, llruce Stewart 5.00
Mr. .1. 0. I-lyiitlniiiii 5.00
Mr. Ii`i'iiiik ll. Ilenrtz '
Messrs l’iitoii, Ltd.
hir. .l. it. Deniiis
Mr. 1'. Il. Ii. Loiigworlli
Messrs J. & T. Morris
Mr. A. A. hit-_I.eaii, l\'I.l’._
Mr. .l. A_ Mcsselivey
Mr. I). Nlcliolsoii, Ill. i’.
Mr. A. McNair
iliesrs Nierris & Smith 5.00
Mr. Arthur Alley I pail- boots
Prof. ll. ll. Shaw 31.00
Mr. W. A. Huestis
Prof. S. N. Robertson
Mrs. .liinies Peake
Miss E. il. Haviland-
Mr. E. S. Collin
Mr. S. A. Mt¢Doiiiild
Mr. Isiiiit: t‘iirter
Mrs. J. M. tliiiiipbcll _
Mr. l.. Id. Wellnci-
Mr. Alex. iioriie
Frieiids ot' the Boys
Mr. Ilorzicc Iiiiszard `
i\lr.'W. A. Stewart _
Mr. I). A. McKinnon
Mr. l<‘. J. lic/lmiiii
Mr. A. W. llyiitlniiiii
.Misses Stomper  ,,
5.00
2.50
it-its-.i~;r;._:.i:_t:. ;i.:i;iei~a5¢iaieio
ooooooocceceoeoie
qcroccecoooccoooo
_ 1.00’
‘Mr. Ewen McDougall* 1.00'
Judge Hasznrd - 1,001
Mr. J. G. Jamieson 1.00
Mr. George FJ. iluglics 1.00
Messrs. Staiiley, Shn\v`& Peiir-
don
Mr. (lliarles Lyons
Mr. Frank llennessey
Mr. W. W. Stanely
Mr. Gordon Tomblins
Mr. Ernest Sellar
Messrs Large Bros.
Mr. P. ll. Black
M. W. W. Clark `
Mr. J. A. Moihleson
Mr. G. I). Ilolllols
.\Ir. A. V. l\IeQu:iitl
`.\Ii' ` 'I`. lltggs
Mi' Il. .llowrilt
Nlr. ill. llosis
A l<‘rir-ntl '
J. I’. \’lcliI;-lsoii '
Allison llucstis
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r¢~__~rHr~»~_
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ooeoeoooooooe
1.00
1.00
.50
.50
.30
1.00
1.00
1.00
held
citi-
J, I‘. Sims
Se_xli\s M1-Lollilii
This siihscriptlou list will ho
open for ii tow days to give our
0.00
5.00
;,~i :I :.1 :,'i'_i;w
ca-.coco
ooococ
E GI-I RLO TOW G __ __ _  __ _L ____ __________
ITEIIITE GN THE BUDGET
The House nic? _this morning, et
11.15 o'cl.ock. B lls to Jucorporate.
St. lliinstan’s University, the Travel-»
ler’s Rest. Hall _ Company
and ii bill to am-
end the Charlotteowu Water Works*
and Sewerage Act, w_ere_all given a-
tlrst reading. _
Betore the Orders ot’ the day were
proceeded with, Mx. J. J. Johnston,
on a. question ot' privilege, referred to
a paragraph in the report _oil the _pro-
ceedings as_ appeared in the-_Guardian
yesterday, ln_ which paragraph cer-
tain statements* rnatle_ hy another
speakei'_.were inaaiventeiitly through.
a typographical- iniqtakre. attributed
to him. The paragraph was us i'ol~
lows: '
Mr. JOHNSTON wlslietl li to lie- dis-
tinctly understood that the Opposi-
tion were us loyal us Iiiiyhody' else.
Ii' they _want to cut down expenses
said he go back to 1011, get the same
same salaries. He said the Liberal
Government- oi' that year with $200,~
000 had' made as good showing as the
present and there was no occasion
to put o_o a war tax. li' the time
comes when it seems imposisble to
make end»s<meet the way to do so is
by means of bonds ami debentures,
to spread over a period of years..
Mr. Johnston repudiated the state-
aiieiits contaliietl in the paragraph.
which he denied having made.
On the motion of the Premier thc
House then resolved itsell' again in-
to Ii (loiumittoo oi’ thewhole to take
into cqiisltiemtlon the following ros-
oluton which was lietore the- Com-
Tinlttce when the House uIljo,\iriieIl nt
‘ 0 o‘clock the evening beforez.
-".RI~}SOI.VED that .it is expedient
-to- int|'oIl\icc-- a Bill. to bo entit'lr.d
"An Act to continua in i'orce.i`rom the
passing hereof to the end ot’ the next
,sesiou ot' the Legislative Assembly
An Act intltiileti “An Act to levy rr
War and Ilmlth Tax to supplement
thc- revenues of the Crown."
'i‘lu»rc was considerable Iilscusslou
on this resolution, the entire part ot'
the morning session and thc greater
part oi' the session :titer liinclinoii
being ccciiipietl by the dchiito, which
nt. times ussiimod a lively ciirtracler.
The resoliitloii was ilnnlly put. to the
vote and carrietl unanimously, -thr-
:imeiitlnient which was moved by thc
Leader of the Opposition havlngheen
withdrawn by him. The Speaker then
took tho (llinir. and the chairman ol
the ('onimlt_tco repo-rted thc resolu-
I tion Iig'~ccd to without anieiidment.
Mr. Bell then moved that the reso-
lution be referred back to It commit-
tee of the whole Houso with instruc~
tions to amend it in certain particu-
lars. Alter n very lengthy discus-
sion the Speaker ruled the amend
unanimously by the House in commit-
tee.
'I`lic original Resolut.ir.~n was then
voted 011 and carrierl the dlvlsioii
balm! as follows:
Pro: `IIon.-i. Messrs. Mathieson.
Aijisenault. Mt:Kiiiiioii, McNeill, Dal-
toii. Keiiiiedy. Jenkins. Woo-tl Mc-
Ewen and Messrs. Prowse, Patou, A.
A. McDonald, H. D. liiellean. McI.eI-
lan and McNeviii. `
(`oii: Messrs. Dell, Hughes, (lai-
laiit, Mcliiiiis, Mrlilillaii, David .lic-
Doiiald, Ilowatt. Ileiiuis, xlohiistoii.
Sniiiiders, Lea, A. E. i\IcLeiiu and J.
A. Dewar!
Tire Iicbnts on the lludget was
lllfm lJl‘oceede_d with. and at iidjourii-
lllellt at Six 0- clock Mr. Boll was still
speaking.
met iiguiii, and spoke uiitil ten o»cm(.`k‘
when lion. A_. E. Arseiiuiilt took up'
the debate and,movcd__its.adjoiirniiieiil
al 10.25 o’clock.
Dllrlllg his spcocli Mr. Bell, in
fillelllillliz on the question ofthe en-
i'orcou:ciit o`l` the proliihition law
charged the Preniirfr with having “@S_
poiiscd the cause of the violators of
tlie law., The following discussion
¢ll§l`0lll>0ii ensued.
IIIE PREMIIQR: hir, sponge,-_ |
rise' to ii. point of order. _ __
_M12 BELL: Are the words offcii.
*?`lY‘?? _Are they too stroiig}P____
gall-. I’Ri<Z_Mll'dlt: 'I‘hey_a|~f_\ r,,|S,._
'. BELL. ~i. saippnsel they ppp lm.
po_rlianientary too?
l`_l~Il~. PItEMil7:‘II: hir. Speaker-_ |
iiioic that the (Jerk he inqtrufted to
takes tht-___-hon. -_lg'e_iitlsmpn'g*. _-i ~wm._|,_
49W"-"$50-9 Wbrtis _ate .,¢llWt_€I.1ie`.’I.eziIlei-
5&l_the`~‘l(lo_0eIliiment." '€‘es‘p “gen gp,-
cuuse or the violators ot’ the law."
Not only are the words iiiiiouniletl. 'ln
fact. but ii de|lhoi'ute.unII offensive'
persoiiul charge against an ollicer
whose duty i|_ is to enforce the liiw.
lhlii. luthat, olilcer. have deliberoteli-
as Attorney General, tailed to eiil'oi-cc
thc law and have' sided with thc
violators of the law. The hon_ gen.
tlcman will take those words hack.
MR. BELL: I was dettliiii: with the
qiinsilon oi‘--
'l‘Ill'§ SPEAKER: Are you willin|;__
to taht- them hack? _
Mit BI-137.: Exciue me one iiiomeiit
while I explain. '
'l‘IiI‘l PREMIER: Tliern must he no
explaiintlmi. The Clerk will read the
words.
'l‘Ill~l .Cl.l‘1I_tl(: Tho words arc. that
thc Attorney Clem ral espoused the
cause oi` thevioistoi-.4 ot’ tho Iiiw.
TIIFJ PREMIER: -I move, M,r.‘
Speaker, I.liiit_ tho.-in words Im taken
Ilowii hy the (‘lcrk. Arn the words dis-
oi‘tlerl_v. Mr. Speaker? _
g‘III~l Sl‘EAI{ER: They are out ot'
or or.
on Innoelatlonl Bank ot Montreal. mm, nn ,,m,0,.l,,nu_v U, cont.-time to MIL Rl~7l.l.: l"'orha|i.\». yoii will rcutl
t a o Corpon __ _ , - tl procuring ot’ rub- 'llc lille. Mr- SD¢‘0k<‘r.
gtggrgm Panama” Mor! g 39,;-uT,iIIoIEil:uT<‘ir thine boys bororn they' 'l‘i»1l'l £~lPl<lAK_ER: There ls no oc-
 5? 'cava fm. Overseas. cn_sIon to read the rule. l know thi-.
A.A. M Lean K.c. Donald c M' ll ' ru e. .
IIMLEAN l'McKlNNON  Z MR. IIELI.: l ani ciitltlr-tl to an
larrlster .< Att°rv\¢Y-l¢~l-FW
noyai naar saiiaiiis. <`-l="fl°‘°°l",‘""
Oillces- Old Guardian Otllcc. l_r0~
was Block. Charlottetown. P. F1- -
Mliuftllithigt. !__,,,!, .
MOIION I UUFFV.
Q.,-|-lggerg and Attorneys.
solicitors for Royal Bank ot Canada
_` ~ uoN:v1'oi.oAN
mmf.
a 
mama. _st iiisuiiii
w. l. |»»iti¢y,.'I¢.foaj__~’ ~‘
.larr-lam* and Attarnoyvl* W
~<. ".;~-."'._" _ f’j_ L” _'_
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llillli LMI" _.M7 ~' r- "‘
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explanation. The words ivert-' usml lu
r-oline:-tion with the lion. iIent_loman'_i
conrliir-_t. I was speaking in it-|'ci'eiicI~
to ii vcrlnlii qiicstloii. and I have ii
rliiht to explain |hiit--- '
TIIE PREMIER: The words tire'
IIii'.ii.ie\‘l\' anti must hz- tzikoii hack.
MR. BELL: It all dcpen_rls upon tho
connection. ' »
'I‘llI~_l PREMIER: 'I`lio whole. ques-
tion ls. Mr. Speaker. whctlicr you
have charge ni the III-use or with-
thar the Leader or thc Oiiposltlon
has. There-is nothing i’or lilni in_
Iln but obey the Speiiker's,riillng. The
See-This All-Star Program
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MAURICE cos1Ei.Lo ‘E_¢ll110lld C0133 
8"#  and, _ _
_ ETHEL GRANDIN
“THE CRIMSON STAIN”
___ Ruth Sto_neIiot_is__e_ _ ,_ '
THE PHANTOM IMAGE
Sixth Chapter of _the Marvellous Mystery Serial
` in` 
The _Papered Door
2 -Act Drama- 2 '
_ _ _ _ Monday and Tuesday
_ iN
0 C H 'DS len un( lei IE C
m I" " ' "ay 'I “ ‘I I Harold Metller, Gertrude McCoy and Robert Brower IRENE FENWI K
_ AND
OWEN MOORE
FRIEND WILsoN’s DAUGHTER AC_,ne,}1}S,a_,d~
- A Quaint and Suspenseful _ _ Princess __
3-Act Feature-3 'riiira chapter of
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'THE RAILROAD M/\N'S
realize al: once why most railroad men
throughout the world time their move-
ments with Wnlthom accuracy. It is
'rii.tsi=~i`iz<:s
'T0 see the Woltlium "Viingiiard" in to
improvements such as thecxtralongmain-'
spring, the jewellecl mainwl eel. the
winding indicator, as well ns_\X/altiism
accuracy and endurance, that |nz_n like yo_unsiI.
who do things on scliedule, admire most in thi-.
w‘"""'“' °°“'° i'ivii`r`i...'.f.°r<f.'i`i'..T."i"i.t'.'.T`.l'.f..i'l'
- _ 1 'l`_§\_"i'iIla_i'feii.s, liowevcr, wus' saved. and
' Q the t‘i'oops wI>rt=. trniii-:ferrctl to two
e rescuing sieaiiiers," having upheld, as
_,i\ oxpi‘csse<i iii the ofllcial :itlriilralty rc-
< '  poll, “the cherished tradition of thc
» ad."
' ‘ ___'_'~ . ' __ Blrkenhe
ment out ol' order in view of the fact ~ ,_ ___ _ _ <. _ _ I
that the resolution had been passed .T  T
Q
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‘ ' ' "fvuiga.rd,""C.~»en¢sri-ei." -145." "  ' ,-
,  "o45"¢nd others. ~~  
Cn
__ 1,  (Special to The Guardian.)
G. H. TAYLOR -..Ӣif~_ L _  ~ - - I rl
E 5 ‘ stirrentleretl 1otl:i_v wltli ull their nin-
~ _ iiiiinition. 1
'save you but il' we ctiiiiiot save _voul
miami
Inlioii ol` Navvlos nlionrtl the trails-
po_rt I.y‘iiIlareii.~:, which .~1.triic_k a niincl
oil South Atritva, When the meii‘\ve‘rt~_
drawn up :is on the S. S. Birken-
head, iicaii the saint- spot wlmrn that
*llllll I-uink he .-laid to tlic iiioii, "Tlilsl
is tht' hour iii which _vnu arf- to ‘ho
tc.s~tml. We ought to rejoice Ilia; we
have lived for this hour‘iill our livcs,
Obey orders and _we may he nhlo lo
let us_dic_ likc Eiigli.~'.limcii.{'
The, mcii \ve‘re_ pniuillctl o_ii dc-ck.
:Intl irfter roll call hcgan to slug while'
they waited 1'oi- the ship lo siiik.‘Tlic
\ ANA '\l.ir(li 20- Rohr-I ioitcs
iii Oiieiite provliicc about six liuiidrcd
the Sequel to ,
   I COMING, COMING - The Diamond 1 -
~ - .i_  .-‘»_»--i--.tv _ ' Mary Pi¢lcford in
"T-"‘_~Cf"“°“" ~ __   E iiuI.na-_rnoivi '_IIoI.i.iiNIJ_I   from the Sky _
Z3' --4  Y ~5”"7W'A 'E' ' T- -A --\-------
” Psitsoiulis - 4
Mr. \\'arrcu Ilrehaiit nt' Murray
llurlior. was ti visitor to the city this
week and was tho guest oi Mr, and
Mrs. I-‘urtloii _Youiig. ' _
Mr. iiar.al~ii_ Miirray IIarii6ur,'ror
iii:iii_\-_ yours pos_tnl~cIerk on the P, E.
I. Itiiilivziy has sold his snug home-
smart and intends moving west in a
tow Ila-_rL~: with all his family. ' »
Miss Annie Praugbt Pownal. and
Miss Olivc Itoliert_son_ Mt. Hope, are
in the city :itteiidiiig the Household
Sciciice Short Course. held at Prlucc-
of Ws-les College.
’l‘lic nisii_i_i, fr-lends of Mr. William
Moron, principal of the Union Coni-
iiicrcial College, were delighted to see
him able' to he out l'o_r o_ short walk
_vr\.st0i'<lay Iitternoon. This. was the
Iirst time that he was abit-‘.`to be o 1
.since lic took ill over eleven weexs
lllifl. _ ,_ _
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"=f" ~ -_-ease---we
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_ _ _ _ __ _ De pendable.-__.........
this tllsciisson, i\Ii'. Speaker, I1` the weiglicti oil' clirs. The o1tel'iIig.< were - ` .
\\'t~i'tIs arc ot1’eiisivo to the lion geiillc small up g 15 'What -YOU- -3f5- always _
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roili-:lv  EDWARD I    
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'l‘Iil<i l"RT§IlIll7‘,iR:' "I_2lii‘_\' are ol'i`0n- 1'). 'l`. (‘ai'ter & (‘o_. tluoir liitI'.‘.<
HIVO-  .`.‘.E""”‘°' __ wools. Llc, til ’I`oroiito tis folloirsz-
Mr. BEIjI'.i~`7”'llE`l*T`\"I|l¢t§§-'L-tiI'c with- Iniinliskiiis. :iud ptfltr. $1.50 to $2;
I1rnwn_ ' _ ‘  ‘_ ;§heI-psk5iis.cil_\'. $2.511 Io $:!.='i0;slii\I>p-
iiiziii' \v ulruw tlieiii_ I1' tlie_» ure. i K h Sllfe Of If 011 Wear OIIC' Of’
not olnnslve--thc_v will not i»n`\\~iiii-' Hines AND wool. AT 'rosoN~ro 5   g our Emi! Hammon of
drii\vii_ . .1 " ` ' '
Waltham watches-the standard on all important
railroads and. wherever accurate time-keeping it re-
-quired. _ . ._
A big shipmentjust arrivc:i-:all in and see some
good ‘ values.
He resuiiicd at 8.40 wlioii the l-louse,
CHEESE AT TIIRGNTG
consuiiiexl hi/ the export deinaiitl..
Guiin’s qiiotatioiis are us- _t`ollous:
ing ot` ‘,-'gc from lust week.
Butter at Montreal
(`rr-imery butter is qc' lower than
_-.__ .
Eggs at Montreal _ 4
cr in price, :uid ure now sfjlllllll lil
RSI- to 391: pci' dozen; ` "”
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Potatoes at Montreal
ieties at $3.00 and Quebec retl tit
52,75 per ling o1"80 pounds, nt thr-
I`i|~rn'|u|la potatoes have stopped
cliaiigcd this wick at New York, sell-
lng at from $8 to $11 per harrcl.
Maine potatoes iirc down 25:' more
at $7 to $8.25 per 180 pounds ln hulk.
with New York. State potntocii also
25c lower in the top prl't-.e._ at -$7 _to
$7.110 per lii5_ pounIis.iu hulk.
POULTQV AT TORO_N<TO 1
Gunus quott- lf-ve pouilny Ilellvcrtl
at Toronto this week ns allows:
young roosters.`20c to 22c per lb.:
old fowl. 27lc to 2lic; Iluckllngs. 10c
to 17c; turkeys, l0c for old. and 22c
to 211:* for _vo\|n|.:; and goose, llic por
pound .
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Hogs at Montreal f
hon. gentleman either taku hack hlsl' NIONTREAI., March 28-Al thc
words or I shall follow with ti motloii
opening ol the ninrkr-_I drovers iron-
cents per cwt. mr hogs. viz. $10.75
wkgh will bg I-_arrlcfl into effect thisreinlly were asking an advance _ot I6
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Mi-`._npiii.: I have no tear or :session v¢ei¢en»wir¢.~nei tiispami-_:en
threat otlthc hon. gentleman. hut for
the pllfboae of getting through with
pay. Sales oi selected lots wort-
mede at $10.40 to |l6.60_ per cw_t.
‘skliis."“oiiiiii‘_v $1.50 to $fl;cil_\' hides,
flat. 200; counti'_v liiI1'I»s_ ciiretl. ‘_'0r: l
t-oiiiilry liides. pi\i't»cui'c:l. l.\'c; t-nun- - - I
Jeweler
I-_‘Ai N. T3I`I.I§OI‘l ‘ Sunnyside 
ti_\» hides; green, 17'/_»c; ifnlfskins. I‘h_
251:; kip i=kin.~'_ pci' Ib.":0I-; liorseliiiir,
per 'lb_ 4:r~: lirirseliides. No. i. $0 to »
Clieese .stil holds very strong. 'l`iie $7; hmgniiill- ._ _\'¢,_ 3 _$5 I0 srl; won] `
In‘7"e“"‘f‘_d ""I“l9l` “luke hi'-S "0l show" washed. ~l~lt~ tu -|Tt:; wool rejectloiis. ‘
“D "ll l°\‘0I1l0 al all havimz been all :inc to asc; ti-nal iiiiwa_~iiir_~;i. uit- to »~
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wc' 'mow' N ' L "am" m' M to WU One Road to Economy is by the Rice Route _
tallow. solid.-=_ Xt- to 9c. <
liarge 2tlc to 28l,§c; twins, 281/_ic to  _ _ . ____ I . _ _ _  _
29t-_; iiiit: triplets. 29:- to 201/_»c_ per . Q
 _~  lllllll-tlllllli AND » E t More Rice
_ Cheese at Montreal  a
THE SUEERIIGETTES
Fotlilci- rliccse sold ul. Montreal ut _ _ _ _ _
'-’=‘<‘ 1" '-'f"‘ 0" H ‘1"'°‘ '““"‘“”~‘~ f' '-*‘““" _ _ `”_'""';  _ _ Rice is the cheapest important food commodity in Can-
l.()l\il()f\. hiaicli JU* l‘|oiii|<|i ada to day
l.lo_'rd (lt-oi'/.rc iitlviscd the siillriigettcs _ _ ' -_ __ _ _ _
_if .a_;~;»_§=._i;1__{1»;~__i»_-_fm-Q-ti l_._»..._.t-rig;-__»:~_i__i\ ‘ ” We commonlv consider Rice a delicacy, a material for
s' . =. II a ns.~ s 'ii -» - ’ - ~ - -
,,,_,, _,W ,,.,,,_ tl~.=:mia'king of Puddings, Desserts, and side dishes.
i-is west. ..._ im...-elii, with .i..ii»i~ __ I "‘  '_ I Th`is.isia mistake. _'<Rice is astaple vegetable and may
 IH _U __-mf. _ _ __-,e ....1 in ...S wa., _ _
per rn.; tim. fail vi-eainc-r.v. 42m 421/,t~ Wg Sgll- 3 good grade at 6 cents per lb. a better grade
fer Ib|.;wintIi_° I~reuir4er_v,4<_`ic to 421/:U ` `    8 cents _
Iitl I‘ r lr reniiierf, 40 to 401/_io per _' ' _ ' _ _
ii»_;enT..i_§f.iiii»i~y iltiito, .111/.r~ I.. an I‘wo phones at your service, No 237 and 558.
per lb-. and lliin dairy butter. 30 to
fiiiléc pei' iti. (SP°¢l-1| l
o The Guardian.) '
LONDON, Mar. 2l0~ Colonel \ViirII, ' J  &
l.nhoi"M. l‘._ was iii I-liargc ol Ii 'hul-
ilzgs nt Montreal are :I simile rirni- _B5-'  _'-T' "12-°-5l"_°*‘ ' ""‘_- ‘ - _
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Potatoes are caslrll" in price :it < ' ` ”' " ‘fl _` " _
M-:iiitreu1_ (‘ar lots ol' Green Mount- l _ _ _ , _ ._ ' _
:tins ivcrv ot‘|'crcII at llloiitrriil at ' _ __ __ ‘
$3.25 on track; Quebec white- var-  ~ '° .' '_ . ._ - i __
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Potatoes at New York _ - ~
2-fr _ _  ~'=...==."'.._.* ==   ""“' 5=`
their rcneiii decline. and arii un-I `
Affords the smoker. "soméIhiug -that is up-to-date-'anti `a7ti;ca_t in -Ci_glil‘S. E
__ Tobaccos‘,‘ Cigarettes and Smoking Articles. `
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I ~ Welhavc mario .1 specialty iri this particular line :mtl know_ .how to keep 
our stock in just the right condition at all times._ '  " ' `
_ _ _' _ We`ca'h save you _nioney on Cigarsbylhe box and Cigars :ind C igarottes in = 
" q'i'muti1ics ‘Come in anIi't_aIk_it-over with us and- let us show you someol the Y
well known brands with specialpricés we nan quote you. ‘_ '_ ' __ . ~_
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