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All Countcrfcits, Iniitnl ion.-e 1:5 :l_~° Jr:_<f-:is-egoocl ” are but Experiments that trifle nith and czzilain'-;<-2° the health of

_ Infamts will Children-1:`.;pc;‘la.';io4: against Experiment.

‘ What is CASTQRIA

Castorin is n lim-nilz-ss sul».~.tifufo for (`:\__<ior Oil, Para- goric, Drops and 2»'ooi.hln;.: !5_y:a_ps. Ii. is |»leasa_nt. It contains iieitlu-r ()pinm, :ilorpl:a;:o noi- other Lnrcotio aubst:\|\('.‘. its :i;.';1: is ilu gii;iru1;!<‘:.~. it destroys ¥\'01-ms and nllnys r` ~\'¢-\'i.~l|m-:'.~'_. I-‘or more than thirty years It

i luis been in constant use for tho z'<~liol` ol' (.‘onst-iputlon,

I-‘latirlr-ricy, \\`in<l folic, oil 'l`i~r-tiring Troubles and Dlarrhaia. It :-oyrillsitcs the »‘~_1touxucl1 :ind Bowels,

| gssimiliitos tho l~'oo|I, gi! ing i;.':i3f!|_v mill naiiultal. Sleelh , The Childrou’s 1’aln;ic'_-u.~'1‘Iic,J1oi!ier’=; 1-`ricnd.

,assume CASTQEEA Arwsvs

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-rr rue to hui# We

_H_ chap! Guardian “qt _. Alberton. His Dfw" ll 7-

_.THE MORNING DAILY GIIIKVA _ es.. be ouialnsd et Latin-ty'l T013; no 1-more. Bummmldo. _

_,__ _nrss mzsr. noses is fl, .

dlnn agent in.-I. C. dl-l4ll\¢'l»5\m§ store. Summonlde. er alien lima# n 45-1 and residence Dhuae 16-I

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week ortwo before the time they lnfve paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date.

-DECISION RESERVED.-At the

stipendiary Msgistrste's Court yes- icrdny afternoon, Stipendinry Wright reserved his decision on the case of Charles Burke on account of the lack of evidence and the case was adjourn- ed till Monday next.J _

T-

-HOCKEY.-An interesting game

of hockey was played on Tuesday night in the Crystal Rink, Summer- side, between the Pioneers of that town and the Wanderers of Kensing- ton. Thc game resulted in a victor; for the former by the score of 5-1. In the first half the Pioneers out- elassed the Wanderers scoring four goals to their opponent’s none. In the second half, however. the Ken- sington boys seemed to be more at home and held their opponents down to one goal also scoring one for themselves. As this is their first ex pei-fence in a rink the Kensington boys are quite satisfied with the rc- : -ill. and intend to play another gaun “ith the "ioueei~s in the near future. 'l‘he tcnms lined up as follows:-- luonncrs- -King Grady goal. J. Kelly point, Il. Sharpe c. point. F. Schur- msn, Rover. H. Horton, Center. l.. Rogers, right wing. H. Morrison, left wing. Wanderers--V. Lynds, goal. I3. ilccr, point. J. Somers, covel point. l. Darrach, Rover. F. Pid neon, 1-enter. E. Pidgeon, right wing li. idatnn, left wing. F. Lyle. J\n||;f

of l'luy. J. MacLeod, Referee,

-.*ll.(‘l`lLSSFUl. l’LAYER_- l-'ron

clippings in foreign newspapers Tin unnrilian notes with pleasure th. success in hockey circles of Eric Par sonsson of Allan Parsons. Montreal

é‘.‘:':.l`.‘lff*..:‘1...**f§f'im*.':.":`_"`°°‘.‘:.-;.;*: 'num elierguvtwesty-up mu.

V _l:ai.Eul.llim|uLS

--Mrs. nr. sutim-lend. i~e.ie<i“¢._ iv

spending n few days in .~_=urume"iud°- -J.

-J. W. Csllbeck, Siimmfruiile. “HI

a passenger east ysterday ini-~ ring. --J.

-Miss Muriel Mills, returned to Ken-

sington yesterday after ii short ‘.1sit to Summerside.J _

_.__ -There were no arrivals at the

Clifton House, Summerside. lu'¢\\'¢°\1 6.30 last evening and 6.30 the pre- vious evening.J.

-P. E. Nelson, St. John; E. A.

Hoyt, St, John; L. Distant, Ellerslie, J. R. LeBlanc, Abram's Village rs- gisteredlat the Queen Hotel. Sum- merside between 6.30 last evening and 6.30 the previous e\'enilul~J-

-lilrs. H. W. Mnllett, Donald Ke-

hoe, Bedeque; J. Edison, Iilallett, Founds Mills; J. I.. Montgomery, Campbellton; E. M. Fader. I-lnlifax; Wm. Irving, Cape 'l‘rr-iverse: Parker Francis, Crapsud; Miss Mabel Sim- mons. Crapaud; Robert Glover, Ken- sington; registered ut the l<1‘mpi`ess Hotel. Summerside. between 6.30 lust evening and 6.30 the previous even- ing_J.

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(From Yestcrdny'n F.\'r~ning Gnnrdiun) -l<‘. B. Armour, formerly nf Alber-

ton, was registered :it the Queen iIo~ '.0l, I-Ihlifiix, 'I‘ncsdny_

._&,_&__.

Frunli- Iiearfz -Has Given

$|iI0_II,00 For u

Free-for-all Trot

(Continued from page one) great battle between Cherry and Frank I., whc. was trotting like ri cyclone uufil fifty yards from the wire. when he broke and lost his chance of winning. Cherry was first, Frank I second and Gin er i'

._ ~ 115;" are leverel '-'-‘-‘-`-"‘-"`~'-"`” mea. There ere tlwlp W\\°

or-mwr-NG frofmcoo "

IS IN A CLASS BY ETSELFI

of

2.

S0 in

You can uirikc 1u<>nc_\'tlic1'c liy rcniain-

_ formerly of Summerside and grand ‘son of Mrs. H. T. Holman, Summer

a side. Mr. llursons has been touriiu

the United States with the Montreir .-\.

l-»'.-.'n.g quotations will give un ide.-

tlec splendid game he played.--`

“l’:irsons, fifteen, centre of the Mon irenl hockey team, was the star of .poorly played game at Elipium when Montreal defeated the C. A. C. 3 ti

"~" Parsons as centre, in dc

Ieating the Cleveland Septette, un corked the first and best score of th; game alter one minute of play.Singl 'banded did he garner the goal dis

_lo ¢ playing nie nimeei nn or éiiniveneii-

seen at the rink, he squirmcd by thi entire Athletic seven and caged tin rubber," "Parsons is a lad of fifteen

the pride of the C. A. C. seven nm'

on." Mr. Parsons’ many friend: Summerside will hear with pleu

sure of his success.

:On these stormy days you wil

ll surpasses _all others in qnslily and flavour because the - mid it ,mm to get into town wel,

PTOCCSS by Wl`uCl’i lt IS made dlflcrs lr0m 0lllCI's._lt IS doll- mail your order. It is just the sam ' ' " ', thing fer you get the same persona'

_Fmusly sweet and n°n'"mau“g , attention the same satisfactory ser -4- S°"° “'E“"“’“"’E“E‘ ‘°° A '°"”° iii°’.F§..’°$.` `§.§`.`I.‘§.. "1-i.‘Z.`S.°‘Z‘.'§°m.I.’.

ROCK CITY TOBACCO Go., Manufacturers, QUEBEC peopie who never com *U fb? “W

__ send all their orders by mail an

- what we do for one we can G0 I0

` " - 1"-T`."'>.V`i-‘.“`.i."‘-" _ln twenty, for one hundred. Mail your

-_ - 4. _,i-~ --~-~»---»~~~_ order. The McKinnon Drug Co. Uor

Q ‘ner Great George mid Kent Sits.

Don t Go West __

"Something doing these days ri

Paton’s. At 1-’aton‘s it’s an nggris George R ' sively conducted price redin.~tion snle I’aton’s. 2-27M2iEli

"Never Slip Csu1ks3and4 ceuti

at Cameron's Hardware Store, neil.

A. A. Hockey team and thc fol

_X than

, g tl ii‘d_

Due credit must bo givento the own- crs of Frank I and Frenchy for start-' ing them among pacers with m\\ch faster records. That they are excep- tional tr( tters was shown yesterday.

The 2.35 trot and pace alternated

with the 2.19 class and was a great contest for the first two heats. Thr iloxall Girl who had such bard luck in the last races, was in splendid "orm_ She is a thoroughly honest ,trottcr, never making a break during the entire race. The first heat was n light between The Rexsll Girl, Zealot and Telephone G., the “girl” winning by a few feet. The second heat was 1 dandy, The Rexall Girl and Oakley H. fighting it out right to the wire, the former getting first by a.tighI squeeze. The third heat was a cinch for the Rexnll Girl. Oakley H. gave her n horse race to the "quarter" then broke. The "Girl" won -hy ;wenty yards, Zealot second, George R. third. '

SUMMARY

HOTEL VIPTORIA

1913 ICE_ RACES

2.19 Trot and Pace (Purse $100.)-

Cherry ltiue

Hilda S

Ginger

Frank I . __ Frenchy 3 4 4 rr;

Dominion D. was drown after cut- ting himself badly in the second heat.

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seam-N

c.~:l~:u\>-¢

v\-»»c»:»-

:.35 Trot and Pace (Purse $100)- The Rcxall Girl 1 I iiealoi i Oakley H

»~'lu\c»:-sept:

`Ir;\s>»¢~r\'::r.»-\

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Felcniioiie G .Vliss \'-'riglcy Nlnncy Moc .... ._ _

iii' af. fl-'_

i_ ji 1 _

, makers in inside City lots. I have thirty

si; -: I gi

,

°° divaiéla'fhIef"tracts. -

ing at liomc and investing iurcal estate

with me in Edmonton City lots and in

farming lands in Manitoba, taskatclicwaii and Alberta. Ediiioiitorn is destined to be ci

great City and I li:-wc some sure money

()l'

forty thousand acres ol`i`aru1i11g land which

are oiie-red en bloc at $15.00 per acre. Pur- chasers are ermliled to select any part of this land between iimv and the first of -,April by paying at deposit of fifty cents an '£l`Cfé“and will then lic given until June Ist.

they can substitute other

g will Soon an be Soni, ;.q.uic_kl_y.' Call or write for particnlars. Address

~c»_‘f~:: -` "

lf V i511Ȣ4VfP V

A 488] .Grown-i 5*ff‘~¢§. '

. ` Glrarlottetovviili

1.-.

to H_H. Brown’s. 2-28M11f.

“Stove Cement for backs of stoves,

ranges, 4c. lb, at Camerou's Hard- ware. Nothing like it-half uric; off castings. 2-23Mf»f-

“Al1 you want Z5c for all kinds ol

leather work at Cameron's Hard- wnrc Store, 162 Queen St. next tc H.H. llrown's. 2~28Mtf.

".\ tnble of men‘s soft front shirt:

:ill odd lines worth to $1.25 ea. now only 50c. es. Moore & McL00i.

2-28M3i.

"A snnp in fnen's braces, we ar:

clearing n line of odd braces wortl to 50c_ nt Z5c_ per pair. Moore & McLeod ’2-28M3l.

"Moore & McLeod are offering 2f

dozen men's ceuloid and linolo col- lnrs regular 25c. en. for 15. all sizes and styles. ` 2-2BM3i.

"One DozenMcn's Sheep Lined Duck

Fruits. REGULAR $4.25 NOW FOP $3.25 rm, Moore & McLeod. 2-28M3i.

BUKMEIISIDIC IIAIIKETB

Corrected for every Wednesday sn/

Bsturdey issue. A

Eggs

Turnlpe Potatoes

Pork Beef

Dressed beef

iflilchel Turkeys -

Fowl ouch:

Qsts (White)

-.QIMQ (Black) I ay (loose) l1fsy,_proesed

'stray _

=.Blfg;lI\ll: L

1

:Qi I -i ss_s3§

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su to $1: $9 to $11

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_

NOTES

R. I-I. Sterns, Proprietor of the

Hotel Victoria, whoseigenerosity fur- nished the money for the above races_ was one of the most pleased specta :ora on the course.. He expressei 'limsélf thoroughly satisfied with al. the arrangegnents and the oiiiciali ind the friendly spirit in which the :ontest was pulled off. He consider- :d thc work accomplished by Georgz McDonald in clearing the track in two days marvelous. Ycsterdayh races will go down in history as tht most successful ice events ever held in Charlottetown.

U K O

Ginger was unfortunate in yester- iay's events In the Hrst heat he cut afmsoif, causing a had break near the wire while lending and in the second ieat the sulky broke down. ` Trf.un_er, Fred Cameron, demonstrat- ed his ability to nt a horse by the performance of 0ll_kl_@Y H. in the sec- ond beat. 'He' has in him one of the fastest unmarked trotters in sight. The officials wcrs:--

Starter-George McDonald. _ Judges--Joseph Crahbe. LCD W00d Announcer-Harry T0I1lkil'\B~ Psnrni .1\niges_-Seymour Fnrquhur- ion, George Chandler, H. Smallwoodf Clerk of the course-WilliBU\-'MIN'

Ve . . ` Tyne above men were f»i=,°w\=sl=1v 9°* isfsctory to everybody- '

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I -Ibctl .Wccarry only the most- l

wvygg To YOUNG

they duty; and there are to do their duty; is a third class far be¢¢0l' other two that do their little more. There is a tween talent and genius

what it can g¢ni“°

But It is the little more that

the dflerence. _ There are many great pianists but Pedereweki is at the used because h'e_ V does il little more than the oth°¥l|'* and there are hundreds of race hor-_ K ses, but it is those who go e few‘ seconds faster than the other that; acquire renown. So it is in the Idle' ingof yachts. It is the little more that wins. So it is with the young - and the old men who do a little more than their duty. ` The youth that spends his night af- ter his deily toil in imlll'0Vil\E Mm' self is the one that succeeds. It is to encourage such thst_1 am here to~'V night. Such youths as these are the ' salt of society and the salt of the V nation.

Now what do these graduates seek. I suppose some of them want to be i. millionaires. well, that is a laudable ` ambition. Others I suppose are look- ing for fame, this is a vaner ambi- tion with more of the spirit of a

Hot-sl>\1r_

alone, will not find happiness or will he be a useful citizen. Money never buys satisfaction or happiness but_.it. does )l»ring many disappointments

and creates many jealousies

I believe it to be the duty of each

youngmar. to acquire a competence. By having secured that his aim should not be to obtain additional = wealth or fame hut one endeavor ,to sec of what use he can be to his fel-

You will find Ingersoll AL

So/if in patkl: only,

low being. If he will do this his re~ .

Ordinary I

Cixi” neu mime: - mere noun- Z `

More convenient-mpp `

.T is more deliciogs becaqseof its rich creamy consistently- Added ll0\ltiBhnient `

comes from- the _Cf¢-tim And b¢¢Q\lSe"ilI"' I qmcms

like butter" it is more economical than ordinary cheese. E

_ higersoll V i Cream Cheese

-is the Enest product of its kind. No other i?ppr¢,>;;c°}!vep_A i 1 In eraoll in point ofqoality. lt is made o expensive j! _ materials and most carefully packed. ` \

\ 'P

IAIU YACTUIID FY

"ru INGERSOLL PACKING C0., ua.-1NcsRsoq,,_c;_;:€-_ ‘

\vAvs.fresh undgood. ‘V

Jgc. qw! 25:. I '

ward will be ample, ~

There in nothing more gratifying _

than swell-approval. You may cheat others but yon cannot cheat your- .b

and the future will tnkie care of its

__-.'.`..._.____&._ EE

woiisr riclmcur

Mnkes Kidney Troubles, Bladder Disorders, and Rlisumatlc Pains Vnnish.

lt is no longer necessary for any

one to suffer with backaching, kid- ney trouhle, have disagreeable bind- der and urinary disorders to contend with, or be tortured with rheuma- tism, stid joints, and its heart- wrenching pains, for the new discov- ery, Croxone, quickly and surely re-

lieves all such troubles.

Croxone is the most wonderful

remedy yet devised for ridding the system of uric acid and driving out all the poisonous impurities which cause such troubles. It is entirely dif- ferent from all other remedies. It is not like anything else ever used for the purpose. It acts on the principle of cleaning out the poisons and re-

moving the cause.

It soaks right in through the walls, _

membranes and linings, like water in rx sponge, neutralizes, dissolves, and makes the kidneys sift out and fllter_ ’ away, all the uric acid and poisons from the blood, and leaves the kidf' ' neys and urinary organs vlenn, ‘

strong, laealthy, and well.

It mat ers not ho\v long you have

suffered, how old you are, or what

you have used, the very principle of _ Croxone is such, that it is practical- _ ly impossible to take it into_thc itu-

man system without results. There is »'

nothing else on earth like it. It

starts to work-the minute you take 1

it and relieves you thc first time you

use it. _ If you suffer with pains ln your-

Wt

QUICKLY LURES THE -‘

- _ ri _ ..L_,_..

.preparation of its kind that bo

,,eU_ Ther. are man who a can be had anywhere at the price. sin ,,,,,,,y' ,,_,,,, ,,,,,,,,,1 fm c0,,_d;,f,,f§,§*“§§ _yer ifelievmgsii snmeiini ...need by s2;so .ina $2.15 iisuit. _mare 4. “hers if they were known by them impure blood, strengthening the McLeod. 2-29M3i. as they know the,“e1Ves_ Nb one mm -body and nerves It is the real tonic. ‘

cheat n young man out of success in LBTBB hox 50c. The 'P-wo Macs, 149 life. Do your duty and a little more Great' Ge°’g° “nd Kent sts' MEH-`

- - - _: ,,, :_-'wt--.n.-';`..

"'Mac'l-1 Blood Food is one of the W “Just receiV¢f‘f"i\_. _lllr

dy's 0Y§l‘aIls an.d.1Hu1Der A `

P

es, patterns and_color§. our prices

‘Have you seen the lips of fine wool

shirts and drawers (Nelson Brand)

_ 1 ‘ that _we are oi1ering~at half ' price

se]f__Q0u,_ “Pretty dainty neckwear at inter-' .lu

st a little soiled. Moore & Mc;

ting prices at Paton’s. 2-27M2lEli. Lend. 2-Zdliilif.

-_ __ ._-. ._ _ . . ...._.. 7 `_ __-» »=_-.es vsaiqi-ilx'.;~

Sign Painter

and _A

Decorator ‘ i

On account of poor health I have been ab-

sent from Charlottetown for the past two years. '

I wish to advise all my old friends and cust-

omers, that my healthvhas been restored, andil _ am again feeling as well as ever.

I have opened a s_h

next door to Johnson &

op at 189 Kent Street, _ johnson, Druggists,

where I will pay strict attention to all orders en- trusted to me, I an. making a specialty of sign painting and designing and will give attention J to graining and decorating. `

H. H. Crosman

189 Kent

~»

Street, ‘ ' '

Next door to ]ohnson,& johnson, D/ruggist. i

2-27M6i.

-

hack, and sides, or have any signs of '

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kidney, bladder troubles, or rheuma- tism, such as puffy swellings under the eyes or in the feet and ankles, if you are nervous, tired, and run down, or bothered with urinary disorders, Croxone will quickly relieve you of your misery You can secure a ori

ou/iunniu ctns-.urine sais '-

One conf per word firef imerfion in this column. hell eenl periwiirl

!Le;:;:;l§he'¢;n;i:1\;:.tion. Cub muui accompany order. .Minimum elnrp

_ _ n -

ginnl package of Croxone ,at trifling

cost from any first class druggist. -All druggists are nniuorizod to per- sonally return the purchase price of it fails in 1-1 single case. ' !

V V-i§f5R'~E ‘ii

ifi§ii“iiz,“cii3r°ii'.°sl<l°§"ii'&nn"l»f gill!! t nb and gets hone zoinfhzengd. D00 not D ister or remove 0 air gud horlo can be worked. Page 1’ I wiyh each ttle till! gag. - 8 aenmmii' q°ii°° J uni” " - hlnlgshcggee Ee'n§l'Bwe z%l:é.'l7gim'siflea. gld'S|?rea. of

1‘.i‘..-i-;i.'.:>~.z-.|;~.3.f~.`1‘.~°i.':‘.n..e‘.. i.°°““. n.r.vo_un£|». .. in unsung.. ca.

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_ §i1_ecialisceVVin

Pfeasmg-V

We 'uialie a specialty of

I plea~ing every customer per~

relhigfe hmifds _Of 2 hoes.

fitters, and will stick by, pu _

ui _ ,

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-EEMALE HELP

_'**"'_'”"”'__,"" - WANTED A1' oN<JFé`1i1TzY<:`r€AL SER-

$@ » V- _ vent. Apply ivn-s. F. A. Han. sc

_e.tér3s-______ __________fs-ziuuvdf EXGBlLLEN T OPPORTUNITY F0

R erty

Wim? woman wishing complete ,mlm

Qu; new EM_gR_ESs pnmys - Al ‘i ` - ‘ I 2-naman;

are here. They are snug ankle _ P Q . YOUNG

~ ._ _ _ . _ -_ , 2*-V-U. bln; - I

Mor|*1°% f _- fi' _ “°-il ‘ --z Q-sf-Sf-“veit ' _ '~v=°~.si::::-

` AGENIK WAN TED

iff; ___'

AGENTS-MEN AND WOMEN-WE FOR

kittens. est bid them John

will start you in a permanent pay- ing, business with the most success- ful! agents line ever put on the Can- adian market, without Investing a single cent of your money, 0m- ling Is absolutely new. "Sells on sight in every home. Not sold in stores. No opposition. Successful men and wo- men started by us are making $15 t0 $20 weekly. Write today for catalogue, sud full information. National Products Limited, Dept A.-46 Toronto, Ont 2-6Mtf

train ng in General Hospital. For Dlrtlvulv-FB address, Margaret Pills- bury General Hospital, Concord, N. H~ z-zmssi. ‘_ -

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