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Just received from New York these new and popular l Boots. - \ 1 Gypsy Kid Button ' I Gypsy Kid Lace i Patent Button Cloth L

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I _.The Eastern Guardian

..°IT‘l’AVB,to buy In this Province I

..*D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian re-

Dresentatlve in Bouris. _ _ -= metf

..*RIVERSlDE PARK HORSE |1085

July' 10th. 9246»6-13l.u3l .

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..*PEE SEGLI l_T_ STOCK w'th

extremely low "ca'pFEoa|l£I.tioi!`, -'20 per cent Bllaranteed cash dividend adver- i tiled in toda.y’s issue. 9232-5_19M&E8i

..*sci-iooi. wonit.-g gqiiqwiiig

is the standing of New ‘ Zealand

_ V.- Mary Conway. Grade IV:-_-' Div.

1- Michael Conway. Grade IV.-Div ll- John Mallard Grade III-_

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..*PRIVATE McPHER8_0N.- The

death occurred in tlie Military Hospital Georgetown, on Saturday morning, of Private James Daniel McPherson. of the DeGi-os: Marsh. The deceased had been ill with measles, and pneu- monia subsequently set in. The re- mains were taken to the ' DeGros» Marsh on Saturday. accompanied by the men of the 105th. The funeral took place to St. James’ Cemetery, yesterday afternoon. An officer, bug- ler, and six men of the 105th to act as pallbearers were sent out from Georgetown_ The services were coii- ducted by Reverend Father Gregory MacDonald. The deceasedwas the only child, and leaves his sorrowlng parents to mourn.

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EASTERN TEACHERS’

Season 1916

i _ . ~ ” sr. .» -.» .__-.W1-».¥.-s... ,.

ers. I Murray Harbor, P.E.I.

A splendid musical programme will. Murray Harbo,-_ p_ E_»1_ - - - i I

also be rendered. Every one interested' May 93,' 191g__ I 4 _ _ _ ' _ _ V . i is invited. There will beno admission 9331.513M¢_u34wk,_ ' I --p _ ' fee. - 9774-5-16M2iE1i. ~ ‘ . _ _ _ _ . , _ . . w "TIZ"~DOEB COMFORT TIRED _

The little son of Mrs. Albert

Sawyer, of Midland, pulled a vessel

of boiling ‘water over him. Mrs. Sawyer wr tes z _

"When the accident occurred, l

called in a doctor, who gave me some ointment. but it did not seem to give the child any relief, and his I sufferings were terrible. I then commenced applying Zam-Buk, which gave him euse almost ns soon 85 lvlllled, but to make sure I was doing the right thing, I called in n second doctor. I told him I was applying Zam-Buk, and he said: “The very best ointment you could use; just continue the Zam-Buli

treatment.” I gierseverid; the sirie ness was soon rawn ou : nes s n i

I began to form, and finally the scalds

which had beendv’ery deep, Wert

completely heale .'

Mothers! You should never bi_

without Zum-Buk; it is so good foi the accidents -which are of daily oc currence amongst children. There it nothing stops the bleeding of n cut, ends the pain of n burn or scnld so quickly, or heals skin diseases so surely ns Zam-Buk. Besides being the best remedy for home accidents;

Zum-Buk is equally vocal for leczemn. rin worm, boils, bloc -posonln . pllgs, abscesses and sores of all

kinds. All drugglsts ;0c. bI;>xl,‘3éor $1.25, or direct rom am- u o.`, Toronto. Send lc. stump to pay

return postage on free trial box.

Enrollment No. -37- ' 9 ~°

Geese

Hides 'l‘urlteys. per- Ib. _

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sertlpn for advertising in thi, column, Cash must accompany order. _

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-Teachers of King,e Colrty, attend- ing the convention at Montague on Friday are requested to bring specf. men; ofdrawing, penmanship and na. ture study , including mourning °f weeds and insects. 9734 11

HALLAM8 _WEEKLY MARKET RE. PORT HIDE8, SKINS. »-WOOL,-.

g JUNK. . , | p

TORONTO. May Bfhi i1l~16. _ __

School for the month of April.-<~Grade\~ lwooh'-EI’ “mins E” m'"I‘°* I""f“i\‘

supp_ly_for- this early in thoisenson, and fis being absorbed at the lower ranB5B °f Prices. ~ Unwashed ileece wool as f-0 llllliifll 28 to 29c. Washed fleece wool as to quality 41 to 43c per lb. Washed rsiections, (hurry, cotted, chafly, etc.) 32 to 35c. Northwestern unwashed according to quality 19 to 30e.

BEEFHIDES are unchanged and in

fair supply. Tanners are not anxious to load up with the poorstoclr that is on the matter at present and are only buying to supply present needs_ City Butcher Hides green flat 195§c pei- lb, Country Hides, flat cured, 18% to 19%c. Part cured, 18 to 181/gc per lb.

CALFSKINB are in good demand

and are being marketed freely. City skins green, flat, 22c per lb. Veal Ki`p 21c per lb. Country cured. 25 to 27c per lb. Part cured, 24 to 25c per lb. Deacons or Bob Calf according to condition and take off $1.75 to $2.00 each.

HORSEI-IIDES are strong and are

being absorbed at current quotations. City take off $6.00 to $6.50. Country take off No. 1. $5.50 to $6.00. No. 2 $4.00 to $5.00.

SHEEPSKINS are iirm and in good

supply. City Sheepskins $2_00 to $3.00. Couhtry Sheepskins 85c to $3.00. Shearlings, Pelts and Spring Lambs 25 to 50c. i

TALLOW keep; strong and all sel-

rendered solid in barrels Sc. Country stock, solid in barrels, No. .'1 8%c. No. 2 'liygc to 7%c. Cake No. 1 85§c to llc. No. 2 7% to Sc.

HORSE HAIR is being marketed

freely, the supply and demand being about equal. Farmer Pedlar Stock 39 'to 42e per Ib.

OLD RUBBERS, JUNK. ETC.. are

in good supply at unchanged-prices Rubber Boots and Shoes according to trim 'I to Sc. Autq tires 5 to Ge. Bic- ycle tires 2 to 36. Lead, heavy 3% to 4%c. Brass. heavy 7 to 8C. Li8llt 5 to 7c. Copper, heavy 10 to l2c. Light 8 to 10c. Zinc 6 to 8c.

IIIE IMIHKEIS on4u*oW1iT>§.a11KETS

prints 35

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Butter (creamery) in so

82 to 35 - 20

Butter (Tub) lb. i'

Butterd(fresh) lb. i . Eggs, oz. .' Beef lb’. (retail) 13 £0 13 Fowls lb. i 1_3 1° 14 Chickens, lb. _ _ 12 1° 15 Hay (pressed). totr $14 to $15 straw (presses) um $6-50 Pork lb. i 12% 1° 15 Turnips, bus. ' 30 1° 25 Potatoes. bus. 90 to$1-00' om (waits) bus. 52. Oats (black) bus. 55 seem. iiiis. 40 C rrots. bus. 457

15 to 40

1% 15 15

£0 15

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Buckwheat, per bus. .75-1.09 Barley, per bus. .75 -.90 Butter, per lb. dairy. -30

Butter, per l_b. creamery.

.19

Calfskins, per Ib. ` ` - I-lay. loose, per ton. $10.-$12.

Eggs. per dozen.

CONVENTION ===-=--4---===~ §:.i.-.°;s.°.:f°..i°.‘:f 2 _‘.‘i:.‘.°.

A convention of the teachers of the ‘ Hmm' 9°' lb' '14 Ki... c......., ..........i.... ...ii I.. Valuable BusinessStan_d 333--;i,_ci»\5-r iggrigts _ #3-gg held at Montague, onzlgriday and Sat- k For sale oats’ white’ D" bus-_ _sz urday, the 19th and th ns . ` Potatoes, per bus. _ -30

A public meeting and entertainment . Pork organs “Wd per lb 10% to 13%

will be held on Friday evening, be- we offer fm. “ie om. Business Stn* pruned D." ton .. V $6150 gilmillg af- 618111 0'¢I0Ck §hl1l‘D» When Stand at Murray River, Comprising Wheat Dm, bus' ~ ' 1_20___1_40 there Will 116 I1" Bddl`°SB DY MT- 114 acres land, store 2 stories high 60 Wool 'erm ' 26_ 40 Frank R. I-Ieartz, President of the X26 feet with good cellar; 2 good 'D ` ' ,`

Prince Edward lslaiid Development Wa,-ehouee5_ 1|-an House and “able

Commission, an illustrated lecture by “|50 wharf D,-ape;-;y_

Professor S B McCready on Educa This |s a good business stand can

tinal Progress at Home and Abi'°=d» irsiiy iecriieu and afforded splendid iinz" and addresses by Professor Shaw,| smppmg [aC1||¢|es_ App|y ro I Superintendent of Education and oth- piqgwgg 5, QQNS, ‘

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BURNING, GALLOUSED FEET ' AND CORN8» ` .

Commbflvre Lyilieriliiiiii; i.**~'+-so

everytime any

7 4 foot tronblnff

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M1 T if,H'ld S.,2.16,Iona Giil.2.1-7 1-2, Rexliirht 2.171-4, V V _ 1°.<é.:~i.i". e:..:;;s.°~ 'sr .ze.ii.2~.ssi F = /

..,eeo.., ore.u _., gf ,

g.;r9PnE-2,‘l{rlétchiner Matinee 2.25, Nutwood Ser.pM. Race' M. 220, , .

. ' Tom Commodore 2.24. and 20 othersjust waiting -for a chancetp i = .- ` _/ V

Domestic orSteam Pt\1‘P09¢9» Ste in the Charmed Circle, and ho could they miss ashe is him- - _ _ 1 I' t

-i¥’ci»--so Si-~ H-= Ad-mf-1 Dew-Y 2°-34 we == ..‘ai.zi°::...°i::.;:°a.r':..:i ...six Champion-Sire, his Grand Sire the Great-Bingin 2.06 heads the _ a°0d_b,,,.,' c,,m,_ c,,,,,,,,-V,,_,-y ,,,,~,,,°,y-,, "stt.°f;hi3y` sa E eooaniirs ‘ 'iiiui G aisre ’ Hs §§i°i»`5 5-i°=i'f'3`1m»i'fi'i°'i"ii'i‘\`°°»iI‘i`ii"3*`

re ers ma e your W y swi e ,re i . _ -~'» . , _, ,,

can be seen till further notice at his own stables Montague. , 5- §',§“§?,§‘,"V§'{}‘f",,f;‘°§,,5',',§,,,,‘¥,‘2,‘§",,;‘,`f,“,

Mr. Ellis the latter part of M i hy refused a hand_som price-£lie,.wiii§i. %tiieiteet~~K you

from parties in N. S for this hors:Ettt ashe ie an admirer ifgood Ld “rms ierldziéeshhzile stock would rather keep him here the benefits! the pu lic. _ M, ,l,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,“,,,’f'§_,, M, “Q

Ch ° S SireofMarit'me rov'c ,Sire_of_`l3_i>b']i¢l”,f§;¢';_ 5, “" .ii

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CL`I\'llU In Charge," "

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Terms $15 for Season guaranteed return privilege. I ost r zseeiit box ritz*-'rlr' new 'at

any dr glut or department elord.

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awioll.~\eQ0l» -NH#-nent '

tired A ear's toot comfort arantetil

Mtf , I. ’ _ ' oi i mbneyy refunded. 'U

ections are moderately active. City-

BEIMII IIIHIIWEIIS _ EXPERIENCES

Mrs. Ernest S. Griilln, Albany, has

received the following letter from her son. Brenton Davey, now at the

front.

Belgium, April-17, 1916

Dear Mother:-.lust a line to let

you know I am still in the land of the living, am writing this in the trenches

after three dogs, ercitlng circum- st_ances.'_ I _ani _6i'pora_l_of a bomb sec- tion inb__w'a`nd ‘have been on a listening post. forj the past three nights where yoit've'got to use your head when you 'see' a,I1I\ln. Sometimes they make it warnrfor us, but we make it hot for them also. Our only trouble, now is that we never Vsee'_a paper and we hear all kindbjofqumors, but we only havaa lewweeiks of this life at a time. We encountered ‘quite a lot of rain so far. but we shall have line weather soon.

There is eight other fellows in the

dug-out with me catching a little sleep. We sleep in the day time and work at night. That is what makes life so interesting. Such a contrast to civilian life. Suppose spring has started at home by now. Been so long in this country nearly forget what spring looks lilii- at hoiue.

It looks like a river draining itself

off in Flanders. From where I am writing I can see a famous city be- ing shelled, but wait till we get on the Boches side and you will see some of their towns going to the wall Such is life In war time. Never heard from any one at home for over ii. month, but may be they are on the way as it takes over a montli for a letter to come. Well mother. my time is limited us I have to make tea before going out again. Best’love to all.

Your loving son i

LANCE CORP. W.' B. DAVEY

I cured a horse of the Mange with

MINARD'S LINIMENT.

CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS.

Dalhousie.

I cured a horse, badly torn hy a,

pitch fork, with MINARD'S LINIMENT St. Peter's, C. B. EDW. LINLIEF.

I cured rl horse of had swelling by

MINAItDjS LINIMENT;

Bathurst. N. B. TI-IOS. W. PAYNE.

in EveEy_,Corii'er in

All Canada

DODD'6 KIDNEY PILLS ARE DOING A GREAT WORK

Message from the Far-off Yukon Tells

W‘hy Mrs. A. Armstrong In Always Ready to Say a Good Word for C~sdd'a Kidney Plill. Glacier Creek, via Dawson, Yukon,

Canada, May 15th (Special)-That Dodd's Kidney Pills are carrying on their work of carrying relief to suf- fering men and women wherever the Canadian flag files is further evidenced by 'the case of Mrs. A. Armstrong, a well known resident here.

“I am never without Dodd's Kidney

Pills in the house.” Mrs. Armstrong says. "They have been my standby for sixteen years. Both myself and my family have the greatest faith in their medicinal qualities.

"When any of my friends complain

of even a headache I treat them with Dodd's Kidney Pills and they never fail to do good. It always gives me pleasure to say a good word for Dodd's Kidney Pllls."

In over a. quarter of ii century Dodd's

Kidney' Pills have carried health and happiness into every corner- of this broad Dominion. They are no cure-all. They simply cure sick kidneys and the diseases that spring from sick kidneys. If your trouble comes from -the kidneys Dodd's Kidney Pills will cure it. If you doubt it ask your neighbours.

SUEKS IPPHEIIIIIEII

III BELGIUM

Miss H. McEachern, Cornwall has

received the following letter from Belgium. - _ _

Belgium,

. March-15th, 1916. Dear Miss Mclilachern: - Please

accept my very best thanks for the pair of socks in which I found the en- closed. They were part of a consign- ment sent to Gunner'G. Brady of the ist Battery, C. D. A.. of which unit I am a member. The gift was greatly appreciated by us all as they provide much comfort, especially when our boots a.r`e‘wet. This ig a very wet country and itjis hard on one’s feet, believe me. - ‘

Recently we had a heavy- fall of

snow for a change and the cold was felt by everyone, but I am .pleased to say the weather has improved so that the roads are fairly dry now. Thank- ing you again for your very welcome gift.

- I r-emain, i

Yours 'very sincerely.

EDW.-D. BARTLER.

- (Bergea .)

IIIIS; _ISS BIB IS I 2 ‘fi 1E.IlS_|lIclIiEIlEHES

Private Arc'h'le"' Catnvbell \vh0*-it*

now In the trenches. somewhere in France write; his, mother. Mrs. John .J. Campbell, Long River, P. E. I., as followss-

1l1072 Pte. Archie Ca_lnPb0lli

D. Company. 5th C.' M. R., Battalion. _ 8th Inf Brigade, i

C. E. F.. France.

.april 'ini._1sis.

“ghear Motlierf- .lust a few lines this evening before I so to tied to 'let You Iqlobv that I am iiilitb will IM hope this will and you _ell _ gaomil

oa-

' ' OON hell be oil’ for the trenches "Somewhere in France." '

How intimately the gift of aiwrlat wn tch will remind him

5 of those at home, particularly if it in a Walilnm Military Wrist E Watch. Al manniah no n bull terrier or A brim: lpe, and iust no aturdy

to itluuirid h H it I2 L th l

_ w _ mul usage. an sown urrriorp te that eepe ecryetn Q from breaking. Or should the crystal meer with mishap the protectm

' device keeps the Waltham in r ulnr uae until auch time as A new cryllni I

5 rm be murec. Ti.. iivriiiir-r.°'i~/iuirny vi/rin Warsl. ps...-au- the rm. E E degree of lccuracg' that hu made the "Waltham" the timepiece of tha : ._ world. Can be ad in seven or fifteen ' w le t $l2 d SIS. Yo

§~ {):...ii.r_..iii ,iniiy .sew ian.. is ye... win: is: ri.. i»§'ili.¢ "Coeur: 'E _ g a Tsmepieee. 5

wAi:rHAM WATCH comimwr. Mowriuaai.

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It's too late now to wear heavy underwear

- and lt is too early for summerweigllf-

Get medium weight, spring-weight wear -

-,-.-_,.5 ‘1`;§-.i and get it here.

This is the home of good underwear for ‘ =.'-L_ -' this section of the province. Every make is ', .,.='I here-Tryon, Stantield's, Penmaifs and'all'

1'” famous brands.

._,,:.1 = There are two piece suits licre and com- flifl' binations in the proper grade. _size and - ' ` ' weight for any woman, man or child. .

' And. as usual, our prices are as low as you can find. Try TUPLIN'S for your under-

wear.

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' APRIL 8TH.

It is new about 1 o’clock and we

have just had dinner. This is Satur- day afternoon and we_hnve .a half- holiday. This morninrwe had a Rifle inspection, pliysiciil exercise and,\;drill so I didn’t get time to .finish this let- ter. There is to a befoot-ball match

that; it was an awful -_ place -but we this afternoon _and this.evening_there didn’t find it, half_ asybad as theyi is to be alconcert in.th.e_ Y. M. G. A. said -it was. Of course it is pretty lbuilding. Our Battalion' fe-furnlsliing lively sometimes. ';’h9.»ti‘encheg ore Jthe programme, for.; tonight. Las! much closer together here then they .night ‘one of the other Battallone fur-

lnislied it and there is a prize givelli ‘to the winners.. We have lots 9 en- tertainment while \ve'are back hero and we almost forget that 'there is a war going on although we have it pretty hard at times. and see some pretty hard sights. When we get back for a few days and have u rest' we'go back to the trenches again as though we were going out to work. _ _i

I think I have written about enough

for this time. - _ _ _ ` l.got ten letters now,slnee I have

with' them and they are quite tame written one, I don’t expect -to get come right up to you. Well mother it time to answer one halfiof them. is now time for the.lights to go out so Good bye with love _‘from your, son I will flnlsh_this'tornorrow. " -» .. _ARCHE-

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tired and hungry ' as well but the cook had our breakfast ready for us when we arrived so we had some- thing to eat and went to bed. VVcil mother I told you in* my_last,_letter that 'we had' moved to andther part. of the line. Well' the ‘troops that were here- before ~ we came/ told us

were ai.. the last playe. The part of the line we held /was about as far n-

part as from _our}iouse to where the old barn' used _lo ble so we had to be,' careful of being caught by snipers as they are always on the look out for a move.They didn’t shell hard to get to range when the trenches are so close together. If one happens to drop short itgets their own trenches. ~ Well I neversaw such rats in my Ill’e` as they are in the trenches. They are as big as cats and the place is alive

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