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__The Schooners “McLure”` and “Jos eph.McGill” arrived yesterdély. with Al- bion" Nut and Al- b1on._Round _Coal.

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LONDON, ` May 21.-The Italian

steamer Mar Coruseo, from Balti- more, April"2Gth, tori Spezia. Italy, founilered near Gibraltar on May 14, as thc result of ii collision. Her crew was saved. The Coruseo was built in 1900. Her net tonnage was 2,207. She, was 341 feet long and was owned in Genoa..

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We _aresiiowing a very complete line

ofjreliable fishing tackle at attractive miie” 'ii 'srs ii eeours ecia va ues in it a

Fly _Rods QL25 and gl,50, "A133 gzpccial values in Lines. lleels,I-`ly lioolis, askets. Flies etc.. etc.

In Fishing Contests

we lead. others follow. This year our contest will be the same as in former

‘ years. Forihe heaviest trout caught on

May 724th we will give free a_S5 00 Rod.

I 2nd §2 00 Fly Hook. 3rd $1.00 Line. All we l `| Ii I

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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 Rexail Remedies-one for every ordinary ill--and all guaranteed good or money refunded. Try relief the

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honest manufacturer. W 1'--1~-:'ff`:1.;~'-'.1215.33-';j.-,-_-'r =>_-.-‘;1_=.;-,:_-:;~;;._ have _eamestly striven to i ' ""` establish such a reputation,_and believe our old friends will say tha_t we have neverdisappointed them. Hickey’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 0ur Lines of Guns Rifles etc.

We have ia fine stock of Guns and Rifles this

season at prices to meet every pocket book. Before you begin to get ready for the 2¢lth 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

22 Calibre Remington Repeater.....__._-.$14.50

.32 Calibre Remington Rifles $5.00 and.._.$7.§0 . Single Barrel Guns, high€St grade. SD€C1~'-ll P1106

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_Daisy Air Rifles from 00C .'to._....__.,--_-$3-25_¢8» ' Special Automatic Daisy Repeating Air Rifles

Childrens’ Toy Pop Guns.. .. . ._ ea

I e .» Cartridges ` _

’ Afuli line of._"Dominion” and “U. M. C.” Shells

at lowest market prices.

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WHERE PEOPLE LIVE LONG

LIVES,--The Canadian Courier for June has a. splendid photo, by Mr. W. S. Louson. ot a Frencli-Acadian fam- ily at Tignlsh, P. E. I., showing five generations _

facts by M

OM BELGIUM. - The following are taken from a letter received rs. John D. Muprliy Elm Ave-

enue, from her son Frederick, who is now fighting at the front with the Can- adians. Just a few lines to let you know that I am still in the land of the living, and it is only by good Pro- vidence that we are as we were in the battle of Ypres as I suppose you have heard and we had to cross a field with the wounded, and it was being shelled nearly all the time. "l`here was an awful lot of the Canadians wounded and killed, but they died bravely. The letter which is dated Belgium, May 6th. and goes on to say that they areinow resting and will not be back on - the firing line for sometime, and sends kind regards to all friends. '

NCETOWN - Mr. George

Hiekon one ol' the enterprising farm- ers hasmoved into his up-to-date resi- dence. Mr. Andrew Dollar. Read Mas- ter, lias completed the roads, they are now in an excellent con¢lition.- Messrs. George and \Valla.co MacNeill are takliig advantage of the good roads for training their trotting horses.-Mr. Hammond Crabbe and Mr. Owen Proude intend spending Empire day in Charlottetown.-Mr. John Coles has returned home after an exteiidcil visit to New Glasgow Itoail.- Mr. Andrew Dollar has returned home after an extended visit to lluntor River.-Mr. Harry Youiiker is visit- ing at Brookfield.-Mr. Reagii Coles

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SHIPPING NOTE.-A Portland Me..

despatch- says: The steaniorn coming here"with puipwood from Dalhousie (N, B.,) are finding it extremely diffi- cult getting through the drifting- ice which is coming up from the Gulf has filled all the rivers and harbors a- long the the provincial coasts. The steamer Port Colburn, which sailed from Dalhousie on May Sth was caught in thick' ice after leaving port and had one of her plates damaged. being forced to put into _Charlottetown (P..E. ll). for repairs. She sailed a- gain on Friday morning last and the local pilots went out troni here lust evening expecting her arrival during the night. although it is not certain if she l'ouri'd clear sailing. The Boston papers report that the lake buili steamer belonging to the New Eng- _iand Coal &_Coke Co., for coal carry- ing purposes, has also been forced to put into Charlottetown on account ol' heavy ice in Northumberland Straits. The .Brandon left Dalhousie .on .Tues- day moruing last for Portland, laden with pulpwood, and her arrival was expected yesterday. ' '-

' “Goodies galore guaranteed against toothaehe for sale .it the I’eople's to-night. 1020.

“Get your Fishing Tackle at FOST-

ER'$ DRUGSTORE. 1088-5-21M2i.

Extra Special holiday blouses at

98c. worth up to $1.50-Patonl.

1011-5-22M2iE1i.

::Kodaks, Brownie Cameras, Photo-

graphic Supplios, also Developing and Printing, at Johnson & Johnson, The Quality Drugstore. 9972-5-15Mtl.

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Elilll’ lllll . STUCK Bllllillll

The following “Crop and Live Stock

Bulletin" has been issued by tho De- partment of Agricuiturez-

Weather Conditions:-The -winted

was exceptionally nilld, and the fail of snow lighter than usual. The only cold weather experienced was about Christmas. During the months of January, February and March the tem- perature fell to zero on only eight days. The ground was bare or partly bare during the greater part of' the winter. Preoipilatioii was mostly in the form of rain. 'l‘iie month of March was somewhat stormy and unsettled. with snow iiurries and heavy drifts. The Harbor ice was unsafe for travell- ing before the end of thc inontli.

April:-The weather during the

month of April was cloudy and cool. with no marked extremes in temepra- ture. The rain fall was much below the average. Absence of snow in March left the ground fairly dry. The (iliarlottetown harbor opened to the Winter Steamers- on the 14th. There was, however, ii lot ol' drift ice in the straiglits.

May:-Up to the time of writing

May has been very cold and dry,

Gth, but was not general until about the 17th.

Hay:-There is a very considerable

surplus of hay in the Province, partic- ularly in Prince County. A few sec- tions report a scarcity, but .state that ii can bo obtained in neighboring dis- trlcis_ Loose hay is bringing $10.00 a ton, and pressed bay $12.00 to $14.00. The outlook for the-_'new crop is above average. The clover, except in'the lower lying sections has come thro- ugh the winter in good coiidition_ The outlook in Queens. County is excellent. In Kiug'i-i (‘ouiity a few report the condition “very poor," while some re- port it “Never Better.”

Grains:-There will be a very con-

siderable incrense in acreage sown to wheat and oats this year. Quite a number oi' correpondeiiti-i indicate an increase oi’ 50 p. c. in wheat. Many farmers who have not been sowing wheat oi` late will .sow this spring. White Fife seems to be the favorite variety. Last yeur Banner Outs was the leading variety sown in the i’rov- ince, and from thc reports received, it would appear that the white oats sown this year will be nearly all Ban- ner variety. and the black Old island.

Potatoesz- Potatoes kept well

through thc winter and there is a con- siderable surplus on iiand. There will probably he a decrease in the acreage this year, owing to the present low price and the scarcity of labor. Me- lntyre continues to be the favorite

seeding begun in some places on the

variety, although Dakota Reds are

being more generally planted theater- meriy. ~. , ' ‘ -' ~

report that -on ,increased acreage will he planted to turnips this year; except in the seotionswhich have become ln- feeted ‘with Club Root. They camo through the winter. and their vllup as a stock food iii now~.belnz..more generally recognized. ,- *' ' i '

Live Stock:--' Reports :indicate

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condition. More hay was fed to oat; tie than for many years previously. Some correspondents report a. henvy loss of foals, and others speak ot in- jury done to young cattle by Blue Lice. and to .sheep by ticks. '

Breeds:-"Fewer breeds and bot-

ter individuals" is beginning to tell in Prince Edward Island. _ Ciydesdsles are tho predominant heavy morses. and .shorthorns the beet cattle. 0! the niilch breeds Ayrsliires predominate in Kings and Queen’s Counties and liolesteiiis in Prince Ayrshire follow in predominance.

in Sheep Shropshires outnumber all

other breeds, with Lelcestera s poor second. Yorkshire and Berkshire are the two leading breeds of swine. There is, however. an increased num- ber oi' Cliesteri-i. Thirty correspond- ents in Prince County. twenty-five in Queens, and thirty-seven in Kings ref port a scarcity of young pigs. Various reasons are assigned, such as small litters, litters died, brood sows killed last autumn on account of high price of feed.

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a notable

paid a flying visit to the city ycsterday.»-Mr. Gordon Sentncr ro- turned liome after a visit to thc city.

WEDDING BELLS - A very pret-

ty wedding took place on May 5th, when (latherino Isabell, second daugii- ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Mai:Neill. Long Creek. P. E. Island. was llliimll in tlid lioiy bond ol' matriinony to Mr. James Stanley Buchanan oi' V/innipeg Man. The cereinouy was perforincii by itcv. Mr. Iiay, minister of the First Baptist (`liurcli. Winnipeg, the bride und groom being iiiiaticnilcii. The brido looked cliariniug in a dress ot white silk and carried at bunch oi sweet. pens. All who were present nt the wedding was Miss Jessie, coil- sln of the groom, and tho brlde'b sister, Miss Grace. The young couple left on an auto trip to his cousin's. Mr. and Mrs. 'l`isdnles, (Toryilcii ixvoniiv, \viiniipciz. where =-'uiiiwr ii/as awaiting tiieiii. ’l‘lio bride and groom received many und costly presents. The groom's present to the briiiels sister was a gold bracelet also to his cousin it sigiict ring. Their ini-.ny friends wish tlini a long and iinppy

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::The 2-ith is near at hand and you

will need some Fishing Tackle for your outing.-Our stock is large and we feel we can supply all your requirements. See our $1.00 Split Bamboo Rods. Special attention giv- en to repair work. E. A. FOSTER- Central Drugstore--The homo of good fishing tackle.

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RMAN susivi/mines sunk

since r-'Esau/inv is.

LONDON, May 21.-Tlie Evening

News has received a despatch. from its (Jopenliagcn correspondent saying the report is current in German naval circles that seventeen German sub- marines have been lost since February 18, the date of the commencement of the submarine blockade of Englaiid.

|TALY'S POSITION

IN THE WAR CIRCLE.

ROME, May 21.- With full author- ity in its hands to declare war against " Austria and Germany, the cabinet met today to regulate its policies un-; der its new power. Premier Saiandra, “the man of the hour" in ltaiy, was wildly cheered on his way to‘ttie meeting, but the city was generally calm. War with Austria and Germany is regarded by the public a.s_ inevit- able. The only question is when will

it begin

it was reported that a 48 hour

ultiniatuin would bc sent to Vionnii during l.lie day. But nt the same time it was felt in many quarters that hostilities would be commenced with- out further diploinatic intercourse with the govcrniiicnis of the Teuton-

ic alliance. '

From ii semi-oillciai source it was

learned the governuieiit expects thc

following developments: 0 _

Italy will declare war against Aus-

trio. Austria will then declare war a- gainst ltaly. Germany is then expect- ed to declare war against this conn-

try, and bc followed by Turkey.

Premier Salandra this morning ob-

tained the Royal signature to a de- cree suspending the diplomatic im- mntiny of tho Austrian and German

ambassadors to the Vatican.

Are You Ready For The 24th?

make the most of your lioli Takna camera alonirwith you and gets good souvenir of your outing.

We haven ep|endigllne_of the fam-

ous Ensign Ulmera`s.thc mont simple. | artistic photo maker possible In pro. i "dii'c'le. Priced at $1.50 up. Aim aiuli

linc of photographic supplies. _

4 flow about your fishing tackle.

.haye you everythinl you oeed~lot| of hooks. flies, llnkerl. iiqntn. a good rod and line ? if not. now is the time to get them. andithis i|It_he right _

place. You get good values here _/

wedded life. ,_

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Koilaks A Fishing Tackle

Cho`colates` '

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THE OUT-OF-DOOR SEASON CALLS FOR A CAMERA

There is nothing more in-

! 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 camera now and start pic- ture making while nature is in her early spring beauty. See our new-

Autographic Koilaks.

A Camera of this kind en-

ables you to keep an accur- ate record of all your pic- tures. Jot down the date and subject of each snap-shot. It will. make your pictures more interesting and val- uable.

“Come in and have

a Camera talk.”

Prices range from $2.00

up to $65.00. '

Fishing Tackle

’ DON’T DEPEND ON _ _ FiSHERMAN’S LUCK

The Fishing season is at

hand and you will so_on be hieing to your favorite re- “sort to enjoythe 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 if you select your equipment from 'our

Up-To~l)i_ite Fishing Tackle

We carry a complete line

of the. best goods on the market, including every- thing from a common sinker to the highest grade of Rods' and Reels.

Let Us Fit You Out For The Season's Sport

Chocolates

Page Rr Shnw's are hard to boat Because they are so clean and

sweet;

So it you want to give your gir- - lie a treat.

‘ Address ui-i corner Kent &

Prince Streets.

Other Chocolates we have

in stock include

Willaril’s, Neilson’|. & Moir’s

Prices range from 35c up

to $2.50 per box.

Johnson & Johnson

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The Quality Drugstore Cor Prince & Kent Sta

Women’s $18.00 Suits

value at

IF YOU’D HA_D THE PRIVILEGE-or the labor-of going through practically

every good line of sui_ts_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.

Bl_ack_gr _igi_\ij/_blue~1'j`rei1_c_li _Serge, coats short in Empire style, showing

$12.75*

fi he" ef ba¢k..ai1.d 2 triiniii1_i§h3t_§ids.__ba¢k_y1f_h,_isyertsdlileats- 'Casts

are all silkiined. The skirts are of nevvest model. The regular

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Ladies’ Ladies’

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Patterns 119-121 Queen St. Ch’town Patterns

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Rooter- Nearly all eoifrenpol`i'dontn~

the different classes of Live lt.ook‘ have come throu h the winter in ood.

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li You Must use our Unmixeu Feriiiizersifl

You Want a Bigger and Better Crop

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Were you satisfied with last year’s crops would you

like to have a bigger and better one this year, would you like to have every square inch of your farm give forth it’s full value ?

lf you could secure these results at a small outlay and with no additional

labor, would you make the attempt, these results are just what you will secure if you feed your land with our unmixed fertilizers, the best plant food that scientists have discovered. These plant foods are not a stimulant, they are a food pure and simple, they feed the land just the elements it requires--just the right elements for proper and profitable cultivation of your crop, they makefevery square inch of soil more fruitful and profitable and besides making it so productive this year, will make it equally so next year.

These fertilizers :irc iininixed and can bc furnished in quantities to suit any kind or class ol

loil. These unniixed fertilizers have been used and endorsed by all leading Government experts and prosperous farmers throughout the Dominion. They show the new, national, scientific way of farm cultivation and only by their use will your farm be as rlcii and profitable as it ahould be. If you are not satisfied with your present crop, if you are prog ressivo, ambitious, if you wish to ln- ercnse the fertility oi' your farm, il" you want a bigger and het ter crop, ii post card addressed to us will bring you an illustrated booklet on farming und fertilizlng, as well as the results of interesting experiments conducted along these lines

Auld Bros. Ltd. L°"2>°.f.1lTlff.`l.S.fl°°'

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Boston Shoe Shining Parlors

Special Chairs for Ladies

Panama, Straw and all kinds of Felt Hats Cleaned and Blocked

We carry ri fuiliine of Polishes for Suedes all coors, imperial Bronze and White Shoes.

We Clean Our Hats Here -in Charlottetown- Therefore we do not have to Charge Extra for Expressage or Sending them Away

Out of Town Orders Promptiy

Attended to

164 QUEEN ST.

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LE AND GRANITE WORKS

& Brown.

attended to.

Marble and Granite Works

A large _shipment of Marble Monuments of

the 1915 esi`gns in different colors, werepurchas- ed from the ermont Marble_Co. at their works in Proctor Vt. This selection was personally

selected by _the Compaw/_ and have been shipped and will arrive _by the inter Boats any day and will be placed in our show rooms_Revere lliotel Building, Kent Street, lately occupied by Acorn

The public are invited to inspect our stock All kinds of Cemetry work promptly

Lettering a specialty. `

The P. C. BROWN & C0. Marli and Granite Works

GRANITE WORKS

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