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.lust Arrived

- The Schooners “Mc_:Lure” and “Jos eph McGill” arrived yesterday with Al- bion Nut and Al- bion Round Coal.

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THE WAR COSTS ENGLAND

$150 EVERY SECOND. -

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thc Fiiiunciul Secretary to thc 'i`i'éas- ` ury, speaking at ii meeting hore to-day. f estimated tlic'cost of the war to Elig- laiid at S-150 a second. This nicans un expenditure of $12,960,000 ii day. Lloyd Goorgc's rccciit cstiniatc wus $10,500,000.

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'c are showing tlvery complete lin

gficigiahle fishing tackle at altractivg See our special values inS I'tB h rw _nails suop. s_i.2s and §iiso.a'l'ii`§.'i special values in Lines. lteels,Fly Books, Baskets. l~|ies etc.. eic.

In Fishing Contests

we lead. others follow. This year our contest \vill be the same as in forms-r years. Forthe heaviest trout caught on ii1ay_24th we will give freea $500 Rod.~ 2nd sz no Fly nook. .mi si.oo Lim. An wi- :iJ<is that your purchase 251: wotth of our tackle.

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No matter what ailment may be troubling you, there is a Rex

all Remedy for it that will bring about speedy relief.

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_ There are nearly 400 Rexall Remedies-one for every ordinary ill-and all guaranteed good or money refunded. Try relief the

Rexall way.

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relizi le tobacco go to an " ‘K honest manufacturer. W :'--=-.sf.=':f.;-;~'.2:_~.~'-f.e?f;i.~-.'.~'=a‘:'-’53-;~;:.-':f-I-.~':;<.

have. _ earnestly striven o _'_' establish such a reputation,_and believe our old friends will say that we have never disappointed them. H ickey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only 'our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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Get Ready for the

24th

See Our Lines of Guns Rifles etc.

We have ia fine stock of Guns and Rides this

season at prices to meet every pocket nook. Before

_ you begin to get ready for the Zfith we want you to

see our stock of Guns, etc. Call in and let us dem-

onstrate the line to you.

- Tobin Guns, the best on the market today, ranging in prices from $26.25 to.........$45.00 ea.

_ 22 Calibre Remington Rifles ...... _.$5.00 22 Calibre Remington Repeater..........$14.50

. 32 Calibre Remington Rifles $5.00 and.._.$7.50

Single Barrel Guns, highest grade, special rice

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Daisy Air Rifles from fi0c !to..... ._.....$S.25_ea. Special Automatic Daisy Repeating Air Rifles

$4.00

‘I IT PAYS to buy 'in this Province.

New ooMtNioN.- Mr. irvnie wiii

preach in the Presbyterian Church at New Doniinionfoh Sunday next at. 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

TRYON AND BONSHAW BAPTIST

-Services will be held at Bonshuw at 11 a. ni.. Tryon 7 p. m. Subject “Lessons from the loss of the Limi- .tania." Preacher, Rev. Arthur Hurii.

CHURCH SERVICES - There will

bo preaching at Hartsvllle first Sab- bath at 11 ii. ni.. Rose Valley at 3 p. ni., Bradalbaiic at 7 p. in. The Rev. Mr. McNeil, preacher.

NORTH' RIVER CIRCUlT.- Rev.

W. D. Wilson will preach on the North River Field, Sunday, May 23rd at Long Creek at 11 si. ni.; Clyde Itivcr nt 3 p. niinl and North River iii. 7 p. in.

PRESBYTERIAN SERVlCES.- Or-

well circuit Presbyterian Church Fri- duy evening at Grand Rivcr llull next Sabbath proitcliing service at Orwell Head 10.30; nt‘St. Andrews Church, Orwell, 2.30. Note the hours please.

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SEEDING.- Seeding is general in

Mt. Stewart and vicinity. lt. Clark sowed his whcat Tuesday and Mr. Mont Pigott, liu.s most. of his sowing done. But as tho ice is still on the North side, no lobster lincs have been ruii.-L.

REMAINS ARRIVE -The rcniiiiiis

of the into Miss Minnio J. iiroivn ar- rived by Wediicsday iiiglit’s nxpross from Cliicugo und wcro interred yon- tcrduy aftoriiooii iii Sherwood (‘ciiie- tcry liosido her lato i'ztili¢~r und iiiolli- cr, l\’ir. and Mrs. \Vll|inni llrown,(7liar- lottctown. '1‘lic fiiiieral was privutc, only near rcliitivcs holng proseiit.

MT. STEWART.- Mr. Georgo W.

Jay, in the cniploy ut’ R. Clarke & Co.. hits moved into the house lately oc- cupied by Mr. Jus Gillaii.-- Mr. 11. 1~‘. Fccliuii. M. li. A., was in town on busiiiess on Tne.=uIny.- Mt. Stewart has already coiitribuieii liberally to the Field Kitchen and llospital Ani- hulunco Fiiiiil. und tho lists aro still in tho stores of l'. W. Mcliood and ol lt. (liarko & Co., so thiii. ull may hnvc an opportunity to subscribe to this vi-ry woriliy causc. Tho pcoplc are respectfully requested to give und give proniptiy as tiioro art: only ton days more for tliig l'und.--I..

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.- At _ ii

iiiocting ol' the Executive Council hold on 'I`iiesd:iy the following persons were re-appoiiilod. iligli Slicriilsl l"rcdcrick il. 1-lornc, Queens flouiiiy; Wni..Aiidrows. i’i'liicc flouiity; Rob- ert (furraii l{ing's Coiiiity. ’i`lio fol- lowing iiicinhers oi' the Liourd oi’ School ’l‘rii.sii-es for (‘-iiarlottctowii und Siiiniiiorsidc, respectively, were ro-appoiiitcd. viz, ((‘.liairiiian.) The l'ollowliig Justices oi' thc l’eacc were appointed: Prince County, Albert ltobcrtsoii, Tryon; Jiinios Arnett, Win. IC Noonan, Albiiiiy; Kcntford li. Wait, \Vilniot Valley; l{iiig’s Couiity-Riclv ard Creed, Albion.

A PLEASANT TRIP - Mr. and

Mrs. James Paton, as aiiiiouiiceil yesterday, liuil returned to the city af- ter an extensive tour through Can- ada and tho United States. Leaviiig` Cliarlottetoivn on March 2nd_Mr. and Mrs. Paton proceeded to Montreal. Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, Regina, Medicine list, Banff, Kamloops. Van- couver, Victoria, Seattle, l’ort1aiid,Saii Fraiicisco, Los Angeles and Sun Dingo. ’1‘1iey had excellent iveutlier while in Canada, but down south the coiidi- tions were not nearly so favorable. Mr. Paton has promised to give Tho Guardian an interview on his trip and this will appear later.

ISLANDER MISSING - By a tele-

gram received by Miss Laura J. Simons, Port Wood, l'roni the Adj. Gcneriil at Ottawa, it is lciiriiod that Corp. Daniel A. Simons, 2nd Battal- ioii is officially reported inissing. Tho Daniel A Simons referred to is ri son ot’ John Mol( Slnioiis ol' (lable I-icad, when war broke out lic was in Ot- tawa ciiiployod in the 1*. O. Depart- mciit, tlicrc lic had been for tliroe years. lie enlisted with thc Governor- General Foot Guards and went ovcr seas with the first contingent. l-lis brother .l. Joseph Simons is also at thc i'ront. und as thc lust lcttors iroin tlicni were written on April 22nd, tlioir pnroiitg und friends uro extreme- ly uiixioiis nhoiit tlicin.

::'l'hc 24th is noar at lniiid and you

will iioed some Flsliliii: Tackle for your outing.-Our stock is large and we foci ive can supply iill your roquireniciiis. See our $1.00 Split linnihoo Rods. Special attention giv~_ cn io repuir work. E. A. FOSTER-- (lniitral Drugstore-Tlie lioinc ol' good fishing tncklo.

::Fifteen packages flower and gar-

den seeds for 25 cents. See page 138 Ho|man's Catalog. Order quickly.

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Are You Ready For The 24th?

K-;ake the mo\t'nf your whim

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` Cartridges ' `

A full line of “Dominion” and “U'. M. C.” Shells

at lowest market prices. _ . ' .

' wHoLssAi.s & izizriiii.

Chlld1'El'lS’ Toy Pop Guns' ° ‘ ` ` ` ‘ ' "’ ' ' " 25C ea' gets good souvenir of your outing. TafgetS.......4.,..................-.... ....~i¢~.6oc ea Weliuvaa splcndidlineof the fam- - . _ ous Enialgn Usmeriimhe most simp|¢_

artistic photo mlkcr possible to pro- duce. Priced at $1.50 up. Also e full llnc of pliologrsphlc supplies.

\ .. `\ flow about your fishing tackle.

have you everyihinii you need-lot! of hooks. flies. sinkers. floats. a good

rod and line? lf not. now is the time to get them. lndlthis in :the rllht ,

l place. You get good values here J

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_LQDIQQEA .-Gionce s1fRE€.17~

-CONCERT IN AID OF HALL FUND -Mr. Philip Mooney, Secretary of the Board of Directors of Peukes Hall, wishes to stute that the recent concert given in Peuke’s Station Hall was for the Hull fund and not for tho church as unadvortaiitly appeared.

A DOUBLE ATTRACTION. - The

latest song "The Little Emerald`Isle" which has been raging like wildfire out West will be sung at the Peoples’ Tlieatre on Friday and 'Saturday nights. Along with the sale ot ‘ the ciindy and the best of pictures this rendering will certainly be the crown- ing to the best evening one could possibly spend. _

BRIGHTER OUTLOOK. -'- "Tile

tiaiiadlan Fiirni“'of May 14, writing editoriiilly on the horse sltuiitioii. points out that thc dciiiand for horses in Canada must soon be on the in- crease. Recent public sales in the West indicate thut prices are 'already on the upgrade. The war lias_ now been raging for nine months and tho wiistc of horses has been onormous. If the sumo rate ol' destructioii con- tinues tlic loss ol' horses in Europe will be appalling. So far the war has not affected the value oi' horses in (liinada. Iii Great Britain, liowover, prices are ut least $100 in advance oi' those oi’ last year. '1`iic heavier types will ho more and more drawn upon in thc future and prices arc bound lo advance with lessening supply. There is every ressoii wiiy those who. have good mares should breed them to good stallioiis t.1iis‘.\'cur.

::Kodaks, Brownie Cameras, Photo-

graphic Supplies, iilso Developing and

I Kodaks _ Fishing Tackle

Chocolates\

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THE OUT-OF-DOOR SEASON CALLS FOR A CAMERA

There is nothing more in-

| 1 teresting than the study of

nature with a Camera.

It will enable you to dis-

cover new delights in the streams and woods. Get a

i camera now and start pic-

ture making while nature is in her early spring beauty. See our new

Autographic Kodaks

A Cainzra of this kind en-

ables you to keep an accur- ate record of all your pic-

tures. J ot glown _the date _and su ject o eac snap-s ot.

lt will make your picitureis more interesting an va - uable. _

“Come in and have

a Camera talk.”

Prices range from $2.00

up to $65.00.

Fishing Tackle

DON'T DEPEND ON FlSHERMAN’S LUCK

The Fishing season is at

hand and you will so_on be hieing to your favorite re- sort to enjoy the sport.

We started to say, “to try

your luck," but we don’t be- lieve good fishermen depend on luck. You don’t have to ifyou select your equipment

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Up-To-Date Fishing Tackle

_ We carry a complete line of the best goods on the market, including e_very- thing from a common sinker to the highest grade of Rods and Reels.

Let Us Fit You Out For The Seiison’s Sport

Chocolates

Page & Sliaw's are hard to beat Bcciiiisn they nro so clean and

nwcct;

So if you wiiiit to give your zir-

lic u trout,

Address us corner Kent &

_ Prince Streets.

Other Chocolates we have

in stock include

Willnrd'|, Neilsoii’s, & Moir’i

Prices range from 35c up

to $2.50 per bor.

Johnson & .lohnsoii The Quality Drugstore

GOOD ROAD.- 'I‘lin road at York.

1'. E. l., luis been put in first class condition under the direction ot Road- uiastor B R. Brown. The road mach- ine supplemented by the use of the road drug. After ii few days, has made a roiid second to none iii the Province.

“THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL

for Juiic is called the Home Circle number, besides the beatiful pic- ture on the front cover it contains a large amount of choice reading mat- ter, summer fasliions, household hints, etc. A copy should he in every home. Price only 15c. by mail 20c.

Now on sale at Carter‘l Bookotlcz;-8e2.

PROGRESSIVE FARMER8.- Mar-

shfield has always been noted for its live stock. For yours past the Ayr- sliires of Marshfield have been seen iii the leading exhibitions. Chief' among the exhibitors Mr. John Ferguson and Mr. Chas. Robertson. Of lute years the difficulty of securing labor has prevented them from exhibiting as inucli as they did before, but they still have superior herds ol' Ayriibircii of good producing quality Mr. Fcrgusoii has iii his :stable a herd of 18 Pu o Bred Ayrsliires. bred ciitiroly l'or _inli- lty purposes. The iiiiik is weighed

daily and ii record kept. so that production of each cow can be kept truck of for years. Mrs. Roper has for some years managed the Poultry. Slic.is u familiar figure in the market, und anyone wiio has once bought from them remembers the very large and well faiteneu geese and cockerels, as woil as the uniform eggs which she has for sale. Mr. Charles Robertson has not had as long an experience in breeding of Ayrshires as Mr. Fergu- son, but liiii name is always in the breeding oi' Ayrshires as Mr. 'Fergu- son. but his name is always promin- ent in tho Prize List. Both of these men nearly always have some particu- larly good stock to offer to the market. but Ayrshires are not the only class of cattle that are making their mark in Marshfield. Mr. W. J. Gibson has started to build up ii. herd of Pure Bred Holnteins. and he has two Pure Bred vows of more than usual merit, Ho itlwuyn uses the best bulls that can be had. and has now ut the head ol' the lierd one of the host. he could secure from tho herd oi' Dickie of On- slow, N. S. lt will he remembered iliat lust your at the Maritime Winter Fair. one of Dickie’s Iiolsteiiis broke tho world'i-1 record for niilk produc- tion. Mr. Gibson has filled ii large or-

dor for to Western Canada last year.

llc took out it car loud and they prov-

IS USED BY THE BEST BAKBR8

AND csrsaizns svizizvwnsnn, Ai.so sv ci-ters in Ti-ie LARGE i-iorsts, AND on Dininc CARB.

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E.W.G|l.l.ETT COMPANY |.|MiTED

I wmmvto Tongue' ONT' M

M-_-=_-M ed so satisfactory that he received another order. It is breeders like this who are not afraid to risk their mon- ey in high priced cattle that are build- ing up farming in Prince Edward Il~ hind. and it is hoped their example will be followed by many others.

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for Victoria Day

WHEREVER YOU ARE GOING, WHATEVER YOU ARE GOING TO

DO, you’ll find here the right equipment of Wearables to make you comfortable for 1 the day. The men’s wear store will show the finest gathering you’ve ever seen of

outing wearables, every department will be specially ready for this occasion.

$1.75 and

lVlcii'.~i wiiili- lliivii li'o\i.~:cr>'.. ii now

iiiiihcr`-z prorliivi, ivcll tuilorctl, wcii

Cor. Prince & Kent Stu. I

fitting; $2.00 and

l\'li-ii`:~; llnok (‘oiils for flsliilig. shoot-

ing, outing ol' all sorts fiiio value, $6.00, $31.75 and

lloyii "(‘o\\`|n»_\"` Suits ol' Khaki Duel(

l'niits' coat. huts boil :ind pistol, $1.00 and

Boys' Separate blooiiiers ol' strolu:

stout woiir proof khaki belt, straps etc $1.00 and

1.50 1.25 3.00 1. 50 85c

Tin- largest range oi` clioicc spring

iiiiilorwuzir shown by any store in P. IJ. l., is hero at prices thai cainiot he i~.i|iuillf:d. Soc tho great iliripiay; 351'. 501-, lion, 751-, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00

Combination Garment-

$1..75 and $2.00

WHAT’S THE GOOD OF A SHIRT TAIL ANYWAY? Here is a maker that

has found the answer-this new shirt is made in handsome patterns, splendidly tailored, and with a new feature, the hitherto useless ‘ tails” are ingeniously made inio_ drawers giving the acme of perfection in a summer garment. No more trouble with shirt crawl- ing up under your belt. No more bunches round the waist-you are trim, neat, com- fortable from the minute you put on your clothes until bedtime. l

See This Splendid New Garment $1 .75

Mons Din-.k Oiillnir 'l‘roiii-iorn willi$ Mi-ii`s Outing 'l‘rou.~aerii with shirt

nach

!\'li~ii`:a l°`la|ini-I

belt. loops, iurii up cuffs etc.. $6.50,

'Vroiisors ol' 11 .soi‘ti~=.

$4.50 :ind

Boys’ Kliziki Military Suit llnnsi,

Vout and liar, jii:-t the right ihiiil:

llo_\.'s‘ inviiziii play suiilii of Khalil

Duck. Tunic. Pants, ieatliei' cup

$20, $18 and

l\’lcn`.s Two picce`Ouiing suits iii

light und dark iwi-eds fiiiiiiiels etc.. .

The Men’s Store Bargains in Shirts and

Underwear

Shirts from every good maker in

Canada you will fliid ready for you nt tho great sliiri storo here. New tliiiig:-i iiiiit no one also will offer at .59r. 851-, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $l.75..$2.00, $2.50.

Shirt and Drawers

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,IF YOU’D HAD THE _PRlVlLEGE--or the labor--of going through practically'

' every good line of suits in Canada-as you are_ aware, the best are offered here fiirst- you’d have chosen this special as the finest thing for the money you ever saw

Big factory offered us a big price cut on a large lot, the value was so wonderful

that we wired an immediate order. Here are the suits.

Black or navy blue French Serge, coats short in Empire style, showing

H belt?" iaeskismi .a.1.5t3f.¥1.?1fi§.h1§f.`.fSlf§? !r\f~k..!?irli .i.'i§?~§.@.\1li°=`f1f_§f_.C°afS are all silk lined.` The skirts are of newest model. 'l`he re nlar

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Trimmed Hats at

value at-the money _ .-

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Here is a clearing line of Ratines, Voiles,

Crepes, etc. We’ll tell you frankly that they are all last year’s patterns. To clear them we offer at HALF PRICE. -

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20c Wash Goods for... ._ 10c 55c Wash Goods for...... 28c

. 90c Wash Goods for...... ........ .. 45c

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New E uglish Raincoat. Very Special at

` Every week end we offer this notable chance in trimmed millinery. This is a $3.50

hat with "VALUE PLUS.’_' There's a great variety of shapes, there’s_ every color that you'd be interested in, every hat is new and smart, and theres the finest $3'

$3.75

A very _decent Fawn Parramatta, set in

sleeves, entirely waterproof, high collarkgar-

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ment is straight and loose.................. 75.

Better one at........... .. Special Tweed . . ..

6.75

Choice Paramatta........ 750 Better grade And then through the lines at...............`.

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