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days,is priceless to you now.

Remember that your children

willsoon be grown up-that their pictures will be equally prized in years to come.

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Personal attention given to

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Tickets on Sale Miircli Ist to Nov. _'mth Limit Three Months

$124.60 '

From Picton, N. S. Going and Returning via Vliicago.

Going via Chicano and Returning vin Vancouver. or vice versa.

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Shoes

Children require shoes

that give their feet room for growth. ,

We have carefully sel-

ected the largest and most complete range of Misses, Childrens and Infants`Boots and Pumps from the best makers in Canada.

Prices 35c to $2.95

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Our charges are moderate Our work is the yery best.

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Steamships Calvin Austin and Governor Cobb.

- L _s St. John Mondays, Wednes-

Ailln' “flavgniioia Fridays, at 9.00 a. m., for

B lnibec. Eastport, Portlaiid and Bos-

ton. Returning leave Central Wharf

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ter when you order. V011 C211 bi guteof getting satisfactory C08 if you come to us. We have gp rand an exceptionally good <ll\ ty of coal suitable for ranges an kilicilen use also for steam Duf- poses. How much do you - re- quire? Prices always rlzhf-

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izosmn,"9.oo ii. ni. Mmidays. Wednes- days, and Fi-Iduys for Portland, East- port, Lubec and St. John.

don't deliver them by winged mess-

members participated. They marched from their lodge roonis, across the bridge to the Presbyterian Church, where an eloquent discourse was de- livered by the pastor, Rev. David Wright.-B.

...*HEAVY ICE.-What has never

been seen before at Montague. in the life of the present citizens at least. is gulf ice drifted up_l_iito the river, even above the bridge. large heavy cakes. The Steady continuous east wind and tide has worked it. up the river. At high tide a- person could easily walk across the river between the wliarves, as the ice jams in tlils narrow space. -B.

...*l-IORSE BREEDERS’ CLUB.-

Ou Tuesday afternoon Professor Ross addressed an Agricultural meeting in St. Mnry’s Hall at Souris. This meet- ing _was called i'or the purpose ot' or- ganizing it Horse Breeders' _Club in iieordiince with the rules and regula- tions li1id'do\vn"hy the Federal Live -Stock Branch. Professor Ross em- phasized the importance oi' breeding plenty oi’ horses ot' the right quality and outlined the “Federal scheme of assistance." A number of questions were asked and after considerable dis- cussion it was decided flint the East; ern Kings Horse Breeders’ Club should be formed. The following offl- cers were then appoiiiteii: Mr. D. F. McDonald, President; Mr. James Keays. Vice-President; Mr. C. D. Mc- Kinnon, Secretary-Treasurer; Messrs. John McKinnon. Frank O'Donnoll, Peter lilclsuac nnd_J. W. McLean, ili- rectors. A conimittee consisting oI` Messrs. .lniiies Howlett, James Keays :ind W. M. McLean were appointed to select, the stallion for the Club. They chose thc pure-bred stiillion "Lord Chutlii.ini", bred by W. ii. Godfrey. ol' Mnrsliticld, and now owned by Acorn and McKinnon, of Souris. This is the first Club of this kind that has been foriiieil in Prince Edward Island. but Ontnrio has taken hold ot' it and some

_of the Agricultural piipcrs state that

about two hundred have alreudy been formed in thiit province. It affords an excellent chiincc for it group oi' furnicrs to get the services ot' zi. good SI-lllliml, and the farmers of Eastern l{ing’s are to be conimeiidcd for their ciilerprisc. e _

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.._"l\lr. J. J. Johnston. l{.i`.. ot' Jolui-

ston and lnniaii, Cliarlottetowii, was in Montague Tuesday evening.-B.

..’-'Miss Alice Peters, Rustico. has

rctiirncd to her liomc after ii. protract- ed visit. to friends und relatives in Sonrls.-T.

. .._*Mr. (llapp, rcprcsentiiig the .loliii \V_ Peck clothing house, Mont- rciil, was iii Moiitague this week on husiiicss.-It.

.,.*i\'lr. Edivitrd Kerr. Montague,

has sold his beautiful rcsirleiice to the Ilcv. Ml". Slewurt. f0i'nicrl_\' :-stationed nt Viillcyllelil_-B. -

_..*l\lr. llarry Tidmursh, Charlotte-

town. was in Montague oii Tuesday in. the interests of his ilriii, W. E. San- ford, Vo., tlnmllton, Ont.-lI.

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DR. DeVAN’S I-`Rl:IN(.II Pil.l5 6.5%.. gulatln Pill for Women. $5 a box or three for 310. sold st nil in-ng stores. or mailed to my address on receipt of price. The Eooiani. Dluo 00. St. Cethsrines,_Ontarl_o. _,___

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Vitality; for Nerve and Bi-sin: l“°\'°l!¢I "B181 matter ‘;e.Tniiif_--will build you up. *s e. hair, or two for 35, at drug stores, or by mei on receipt

gtniairiie. Tue Scout-:LL Dluu Co., St. Catherines,

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Sold at Hughes’ Drug Store.

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llhashm Brothers

Wholesale Commission Dealeis and Shippers

Fresh Fish

Smelts, Eels, Lobsters and Frogs

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COMMISSION MERCHANT.

FRESH and SALT FISH

Canned Goods. Lobsters, Scallops.

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..*lT PAYS to buy In this Province. .*0NE CENT per word each In- _ (§P°¢li| iv the Gvifdlih-) _

__ ._, _._ _ _ _ ' sertion for advertising in this column. CHICAGO. May 5.-Wl\¢R¢» N0- 2 \ t-ar..-i . ...*T. GORDON IVES is Guardian Cash must accom an order. Yell- 51-50% 10 -~1~62; N0- 2 bird- 31-62

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\7,_\___' € an th|n m ade from agent in Montague, ‘ _ _ » _ ...___ to $1.63. Corn, Iwo. 2 yellow, 78c. to

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tll - ...*l. O. O. F.-Tlie Oddfellows lioly Trinity. Georgetown next Sun- 0- W 18.- c.; an ar , c- > , ___ _ ’ 5s.1t,v_2, ii.Briey, f'°°f 'S _*Jes* made ff°m nSF.i;.:“s:;i§i.i: .'.:“z'..:i.r:.‘i,°r.i.i nf. a' “ ’~ is ta.. 2. .as '+‘....,i';‘.”§s_.. J; .._

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2.30. Rev. D. Jones will ofilclate.

_.___ 1 ...*GOOD RESULTS.-Mr. J. R.

Brehaut, Montague, reports nine --lit- ters of mink from eleven pairs win- tered, and a possibility of more. Last season Mr. Brehaut had fourteen young from three litters. so lie should have o. large number of young ones this season. The writer would like to hear if there is any who can report better luck than this. Who said niink were hard to raise?--B. __

FIELDING '

ANSWERS _ LAURIER

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(Continued from page four) ft§elgiiKiTii_I.Tle§iid_5 per_ceiit TEE the British isles. What mind that is not completely muddled will fail to per- ceive tliat the British manufacturer is thus given a preference over his for- eign coinpetitorin the Canadian mar- ket that he did not have before? . ..

And yet in the face ot' these simple

facts _Liberal leaders with profound stupidity inaintain a prolonged yell about the "decrease" in the British preference. Throughout his whole speech Sir Wilfrid Laurier liarped on that one thing. The leader of the Lib- eral party has pursued such a waver- ing inconsistency throughout his whole career that there is very little to be gained by condemiiing his argu- ments out of his own mouth; so we will be satisfied to answer liiin out ol' the mouth of his own Fliiaiicc Minister the iifm. iv. S. Fieitiing. `

Fielding Answered

ilcrc is Wy( tliiit gentleman

thought about. i creasing the British preference, when, addressing the ('_'ol-_ oniiil tioiiferciice of 1902, lie used these words:

“l would like, Sir, to say, from a

Canadian point of view, we think that`an additional preference in the shape of a higher duty may give .the British manufacturer a greater ad- vantage t_iiaii perhaps Mr. Chamber- lain is di§`poscd to think possible .We do not profess that we want to intro- duce British goods to displace the goods made by the manufacturers ot Canada That is a point upon which we must speak with great frankness.

“The statistics show that our tariff

is not prohibitive; it is rt moderately protective tariff. We say it incident- ally protective. The statistics show that we are importing 1`roni abroad

vast quantities of goods, and the sta- tics also show that England is not hold- ing her own. or is barely holding her own, of late and that u -large proportion of these are coming from foreign countries. if these goods are being imported. then, BY AN IN- CREASE OF THE DUTY THERE- BY INCREASING THE PREFER- ENCE T0 GREAT BRITAIN THE GOODS ARE STILL GOING T0 BE IMPORTED, BUT WE CAN TURN THE TRADE AS MR SEDDON POINTED OUT, FROM THE FOR- EIGNER ‘ro GREAT BRITAIN Take the class of goods today, in which there is 30 _per cent. duty with one-third off, the Brit ish goods come in at 20 per cent. There is tlius 10 per cent. advantage to the manufacturer. If you increase 45 per cent. and still KEEP YOUR PROPORTION OF ONE-THIRD, YOUR PREFERENCE THEN BE- COMES 15 PER CENT AND THAT I$_ AN ADDITIONAL ADVANTAGE TO THE BRITISH MANUFACTURER AS COMPETINO WJTH THE FOR- EIGN MANUFACTURER

I-iere we have Laurier completely

answered by Lnuriei"s own Minister of Finance. If, says Mr. Fielding in effect. you increase the duties, and still inalntaln your proportionof one- thlrd in respect to the British prefer- ence, you give the British manufac- turer an advantage over the foreign manufacturer greater than he possess- ed before. Could anything be plainer than that! Could there be a. more* con- vincing and logical defence of what the Hon; Mr. White has done? '

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S’SIDE MARKETS

(Cori-acted Wednesday)

Barley, bus.. . .05 to .90 Buckwheat. .. . .00 .90 Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 Butter, Ib. (cresmery) .22 Caltskins, lb. .10

ggs, doa. _ '

Hay, loose ton . 810.00 -

Hay. _pressed 10.00

Hides, lb.

Lamb pelts .80

Oatmeal, per 100

Oats. (white) bus. .50 Oats (black) bus. .00 Potatoes, bus. .20 Roller Mill Iiour. per 100 3.20 8.50 Straw. pressed, ton 6.00 Turnlps, hun. _ ' .15

wheat, bus. 1.60 _ 1.00

ool. Ib. .80

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11.00 12.00

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Clover, $8.50 to $13. Pork. $17.80. Lard, $10.15 to $10.20. Ribs, $10.25 to $10.62.

CHICAGO. May 1.-Although de-

liveries on May contracts proved to be heavier than looked for, the wheat market to-day scored an advance or from % to 1",i,c. Corn gained 1% to lc. net and oats % to lilac.

_WINNlPEG, May 1.-There was an

upward trend ln the grain market to- day. The advance was attributed to shorts covering over the week-end.

TORONTO, May 1.-The wheat mar-

ket was strong to-day, and_.cash prices at Bay ports were up. ic. Other grains are dull.

MONTREAL. May 1.-Wheat here

this week has been quieter owing to the fact that the demand from for- eign buyers has been somewhat. limit- ed. There was a better demand from local buyers for supplies of oats, _prices remained about the same. There has been an improved demand for corn. '

The trade,ln dressed hogs was ra-

ther quiet to-day owing to the fact that buyers iii most cases filled their wants earlier in the week, but the un- dertoue to the market remains iirm.

Eggs: There was no change in the

condition of the market to-day, the feeling being lirm with an active trade doing for both cold storage ziiiil local account, and sales of round lots ol' straight gathered stock were made at 220. and single cases at 23c., while stamped selected stock sold at 251'. The receipts for the week were 1,225 cases smaller than lust week; but they were 4.113 cases larger Iluiii the cor- responding week a your iigo.

(.‘ill(!AGO, April 30.-Wheat de-

clined in price I`roni 1% to ll/(ic. Oats dropped % to %c. and corn I/8 to 1/ic. (lash prices were: \Vliea.t, N0. 2, red. $1.621/,; No. 2. hurd, $1.62% to $115314. Corn. No. 2, yellow. TRI.) to 'l8%c. Outs. No. 3, wliitc, :'».'»‘,f', to :’i6c.; stand- ard. 55% to 56%e.

WINNIPEG, April 210.-Wheat drop-

ped % to 1c. and oats F74, to %c. per biisliel, while llax advanced 1,41-_

TORONTO, April 210.-’I‘liere is lit-

tle chuiige iii the grain markets. tlasli prices ure ii cont lower ut bay ports lint Ontario grains are uiiclianged.

MONTREAL, April 30.~Tlierc was

an improved demand from foreign buyers for Manitoba Spring wheat, and ii small cflvaiice iii price was noted. There is ax good local demand for oats and sales of No. ll Canadiaii Western were made at 671,() to 67%c.; Extrn No. L feed at 671,-4 to 6'l1,»§c.; No. 2 feed at 651/4 to 651/2c., while local No. 2 white oats sold at 66'/2 to 67c. ex- storeu., There is no change in the con- dition of the market. for bnled hay. The demand is fair for local uccoiint. and sales oi' cur lots of No. 1 hay were made at $20 to-$21‘nnd No. 2 huy $18 to $18.50 ex-truck. The only change iii the hog situation has been un ad- vance in prices for live hogs in the Toronto market of 2.-'>c. pcr 100 lhs. with sales _vesterdny of selected lots at $9.00 per 100 lbs. The tone of the local niurket for ilrcsscd hogs re- mains firm under ri steady demand for small lots"iiY1tl`F"fair trade is passing for the season, with sales of ubattoir fresli-killed Ontario stock at $13 to $13.50 and country-dressed light- weights at $11.75 to $12.00 per 100 lbs. The receipts of eggs to-day were 9.538 cases as compared with 6,571 for the same day last week and 2,338 for the corresponding date it year ago. The tone of the niurket remains firm, prices being unchanged.

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For Years, Restored To Health by Lydia E.Pinl¢ham’s Veg- etable Compound.

Ciinstlisn women are continually writ-

ing us such letters as the two following, which are heartfelt expressions of grati- tude for restored health:

Glanford Station, Ont.-“I have ta-

ken Lydia E. P?nkhum's Vegetable Coni- 5 1--,_;_i. pound and never _,§f§%'é,""y found any medicine ` 119’ .__ 1,1 7 to compare with it.

`,f -" -"-\q"’. Iliadulcerii md fall-

tmi.; ang of avlgmb and __ - octors ' me no 0 ` n good. I suffered

l'l{l7_.,i"" I dreadfully for years .,=../f it _ until I began taking ill ‘ ,iff your medicine. I al-

so recommend it for nervousness and in-

"` digestion." - Mrs.

HBNIW CLARK, Glmford Station. Ont.

Chesterville, Ont. -~- " I heard your_

medicines highly praised, andayear ago l began taking them for falling of womb and ovarian trouble.

“ My left side pained me all the time

and just before my periods which were irregular and painful it would be worse. To sit down caused me pain and suffer- ing and I would be so nervous some- times- dist I could not besrto see any one or lieu' any one speak. Little spscks would Iloet before my eyes and I was nlwsys constipstgd.

"I cannot say too much for Lydia E.

Pinklinm's Vegetable Compound ond Liver Pills, for there are no medicines like them. I have token them and I recommend diem to All women. You may publish this testimonial." - Mrs. Sfm- ruau J. Murrln, Chntervllls, Ontario. Connie. _

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THREE KILL'ED AT

LAUNCHING OF FRENCH

SUPER-DREADNOUGHT.

BORDEAU.\, France, May 5---Tlirer-

persons were killed on Saturday in the litunching ol’ the battleship Liingiie- doc. The vessel leI'I the \i'a_v:-i with such speed that it struiiilcd. It struck and crushed a lighter, on boiiril wliii'-li the fatalities occurred._

The Luiiguedoc was rcieiii-ieii all high

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_Iide. She is oI` the supei'-iircutliiouglit

iype, of,24.830 Ions. She carries twelve 13.4-inch guns, tweiity-I`oiir 5.5-inch guns and six 'torpedo tubes. She is 574 feet long and cost, $111,- 312.000.

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GIPTOWN MARKETS

oats (white) ssc. Oats ( black) 60c.

Print Butter (por lh.) 26c_ Fowl (per lb.) ~ wc. Chickens 11 to l3c. Wheat (per bushel) 81.00 to $1.25 Buckwheat 70c. Barley ,gl 70 to 751'. Tub butter (per lb.! / 24c. Potatoes (per bushel) 1I0c. Turnips (per bushel) 201:. Hides 10c. Calfsklns 10c. Beer (ib.) 1 to 80 Siiuugel (lh.) 150'. Pork (per lb.) 9%

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is tepid? sctto the diseruied parts by thu

lmprovi-il Blower. Heals ilu- ulrrrn, clears the air pnssnigu. stops drup-

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Play, pressed, (per ton) 514-00 , ..-.ii»~f;iiii:..'°l\ii .i‘i-21°.-'Arif' leiigiiffif ltr!!-IB (per dozen) it) to Zoe , sawi&no..i.imiuio.1'wo~»°

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Local vs. Travelling I Optician

Soliloquy

_ Will I patronize my local optician, Iwhose record as a

skilled optometrist. I am familiar with,_ and who I know uses the most up-to-date methods recognized in the profess- ion. who is permanently located in our ci_ty and to whom I can go at any time to have my glasses adjusted or corrected ?

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Will I patroinze the man who is here to-day and away

tomorrow and whose guarantee of satisfaction is _therefore racticliy nullihed, and about whose ability and integrity I

Will lgambie with my eyes and with my money.

Think it out and do the right thing.

G. F. Hutcheson,

Exclusive Optician _

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“Synoleo” is a paint bound in oil and tinned with cold

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