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You will need a load

of good. °.‘Hot Stuff Coal” now' .for Summer. _ We 'have the kind you

like best.

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Phone 240 Ch’town

ICEIIN INDIA'

Wc'think‘of ice only as the pro-

duct of extreme cold in winter or as produced by the ice machines, which use ammonia or other chemicals. But

_ You Need _

A Spring System-Cleaning Tonic

Nine out of te_n people need agood bracing blood purifying, appetite-making,_ strength-building tonic.

HUGHES’

Burdock and Sarsaparilla

is apreparation that we can ' recommend to those who feel “fagged out.” It tones up the system, promotes the . appetite, aids digestion, pur- ' ifies and enriches the blood. It is not a “cure all" but is an excellent medicine to take

at this season of the year.

Large Bottle 50c at

ice had been manufactured these many ages on the plains of Bengal Bllllllll’ by the application of the natural law of evaporation. The Hindus are especially fond of sur- bets and iced drinks, and of course it is_never cold enough on the plains for ice to form, nor have they known anything about manufacturing ice inechanical‘.y. `

Ilnt the llindiis have managed to

secure ice, notwithstanding their burning skies. In the Spring nights, they put, water in very broad, shall-

Geo. E. Hughes 1 “The Peop|e's Druggist" ‘

ow basins exposed to the passage of the air, elevated at a height of about a yard from the ground upon ri pile of straw or of bamboos. At other times they fill small shelils scattered on the ground, securing a small quantity of ice from each shell. When the air is calm and the weather serene, t-he water freezes, ev- en when the temperature is as high as 50 degrees Fahr.

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establish such a reputation _and believe our old_friends will say that we have neverdisappointed them. Hickey s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts. but the best to be had inthe tobacco linc-

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.Have The I _

i - Finest Garden

Get an ea

out. Alittlejwork each morning with a good grade of _garden tools will accom- plish won’clers_ in vegetables, e_tc, and i save you considerable of the high cost

of living.

special_reduced prices.

4 Tins' D. iiandie Forks.

'80c now

5 Ti'..'at¢'.'.',',' i@i'.;i;i'i.'."as'.i&§;'sii§i.fi;testi, always

sold for$1.05 now .... .... ._

5__T~ Forks, with sh0rr"fi}iEé§'6i`{i`y`.` flgse

Sol_id\eSll:anll€ gong Handle Shovels “ i8*i"0§ii?‘é...lisi°?.;;';.iii.;s;.e'i;.;.ii.ii............-is.

Small Steel Rakes ....

121* ihMaiieabieRakes..... 10 Txth Steel Rakes

Child’s Hoes ~. ....

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Garden Trowels

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- ` Iédiigin lids; Stretchers.

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Our assortment of garden tools is H

complete. Call and see the line we are offering at

, T ___f Edgers ..... .......... .... . $3.0_0

Lai-1" ug supply you with your Garden Tools this year.

rly start andbeat them all

slightly rusted, Reg.6%>‘l:d

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Guardia" i

-rr Pave to buy in uns Pravmeef;

POLICE COURT - There were no

cases for trial at the City Police (‘ourt yesterday morning.

SUNDAY SERVICES -- On May

9th Rev. H. R. Bell will preach in Hunter River at 3 p. m. and Wheat- ley River at 7 p. m.

DISCOUNT -_- Everyone should

pay their April electric light bill be-` fore May 10th as that date ls the last to get a discount. 9827.

UNSIGNED - An unsigned item

re n. party ut Cherry Valley has been received und awaits the sender‘s name. ‘

TONIGHTFS MEETING-There will

ho xi meeting ln' the Peoplefs Church tonight at -8 o’clock. Subject, “Other Slieeps l have Which are Noi of this l-`nl|l," John 10:16.

TO PREACH.-On Sunday. May ll.

Rcv. Z. L. l<`ash will take appoint- nients for Rev. (J. Peterson as follows: Ulgg. at 11, Grandview :it 2.30 and Eldon at 7 p. ni.

SERIOUSLY |LL.- Thc many

friends ol' l\lrs. Robert lucc, llump- t.on, will be sorry to learn that she ls seriously"ill. Dr. N. R. Bovyer. Cru- paud. was summoned by phone \o’nl- tond on her Wednesday last.-V.

PROGRESSIVE MOVE.-The citiz-

cns along _the road l`rom Tryon to Vic- toria, passing through part oi’ the t.wo school districts, are having a rural telephone installed. lt is understood that about twenty homes :ire liiiviiig' phones put iii.-V.

A MAINLAND FIRM.-The case of

the “I’roviiiclnl Fox Company, I.td.," against T. Gordon Ives, which was tried in the Supreme Court on Tues- day of this week, an account of which appeared in The Guardian and Pat- riot, lias no connection whatever with the “llrovhicial Silver Black Foxes. Ltil.," of wliicli the Hon. `Johii Agnew is Preslilent. The company referred to is doing business on the mainland.

NOTICE.-Subscribers are notified

that the price of the Morning Daily Guardian (mailed in P. E. I.) and Montreal _Daily Star (mulled in P. E. The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed in P. E. I.) and Family Herald and

.Weekly Star ls $3.00 per year. The

price of the Evening Guardian and Montreal ,_Dally Star is_$4.00 per year. I.) is-$3.25 pei' year,"`th'e‘ Evening Guardian and the Family Herald and Weekly Star (mailed in P. E. I.) is $2.25 per year. - ' ‘

PERSONAL MENTION.-Mr. 'Neil

Poiiprnise. Victoria, was a passeiigei' to Charlottetown on the s. s. Ilarland, Tuesday last.-Mr. George McDonald, (Jrnpuud, was a \'li~iltoi° to' Victoria. on Tiiesday.-Mrs. Duncan Matlieson. South Melville, returned home Tues- day from :L short visit to friends in Victoria. While there she was the guest ol! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers. -Mr. Anthony Hangliey, KeIly's Cross made ai-business trip to Victoria on Wetliiescluy.-Mr. Will McFarlane, on- Wednesday last, made ai business trip to Victoria.-V.

'EOATING CLUB - At the nicet- ing of the Hillsboro Club held Tues- day night. ut which the retiring Presi- dent, Mr. W. F. ll. Cnrvell presided, it was decided to coinmence on the work of a. new foundation for the boatliouse at once and to have it coin- pleted about the end of the mouth. The following officers were elected for thc ensuing year:-President, Tlioiiins Morris; Vice-President, Dr. T. (lor- don Alley; Secretary-Treasurer, Pa- trick Murnaglian; Executive, .losaph Praught, Wlll'rid Coyle D. Butler, George McLellan and J. Purcell.

::The fishing season is here. llave

you overlooked your gear yet? Our stock is complete in every respect There is nothing you may require that we 'cannot supply special attention given to reparing. See our $1.00 Bam- boo goods. E. `~A. FOSTER, (‘c-ntriil Drugstore.

LONDON WITHOUT 'NERVES'.,,

LONDON, May 5-Perhaps no bet-

ter evidence of the equaulrriity or apathy of the British public could have been found than the way the re- ports of the bombardment of Dunkirk hy German warships was taken to- day. ~ _

“Tho Gorman fleet out," "Dunkirk

Bom-bn.rded," "Heavy Damage," ran the posters issued by the afternoon papers. The public read the start-~ ling announcements, but not one man in ii hundred stopped the rushing newsboys to buy papers. That the German fleet should be ont indulging in the bonibardment of a port so near the British coast was evidently beyond the belief of the man in the street. - _

It was only when vthe story indic-

ate_d,___by___th_e___p_o_s_tprs appeared ln the newspapers that people began to take notice of lt. Even then there was no sign of extraordinary excitement.

On the Stock Exchange pnlecs sag- gsd, but_Cape1 Court has the reputa- tion .of being the most nervous spot lu London. Evexnthere there was no great evideiice. of excitement, let alone apprehension.

It was not until late in the evening that an explanaltlon of the report was _iasued,., but ,the . people. went about their bnniiisss and, pleasure as~ if nothtng\unusua}_hqd _liappen_ed,`. In the clubs an occasional pesslmist was

heard feelin: ~»ll0!e»-olnlillrpoilted quastions a out the Admiralty, but

altogether _ere was ggfa nce ol anythin"¢’,in?_|th_rl 'UU '$135/‘»geles. ‘ ’

PAr:N1" s'oi.i`ci1'on

I WM» Si- BABCOCK _ Lawyer (U. S.) `a`nd`Rég'Istered Pa- tent ., Attorney# Le; rysawexperience

'in "Canada 'aug' U.” 3. “liiveliitiona pro _ptIy_ ate ' _ _ _ an Desrihns rgllrttbireil; §iriii’g:2dil§ and validity searches. Evidence collected

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ATT§NT1Qhi_eE_is called to De Blols

`Brothe_f§“"ad/in*’eniotlier column ot' this issue"l‘e liislirance and wholesale -nm.. 9842-

HORSE NOTES.-'-Mr. E. H. Wright,

Victoria, recently sold his fine driv- ing mare "Bonny" to Mr. Will McNeill. of Sunimerslde. He has since pur- chased a beautiful driving horse. sired by "Happy George," from Mr. Wil- liam Toombs, of Long River, at a high figure.-V. ‘ t

SCHOONER CLEAFIED. - Tae

schooner W. Parnell O'l~Iara, Captain Charles Dunn In charge. sailed from Victoria Ilarbour Wednesday morning destined for Glace Bay, Cape Breton. She was loaded with produce by Wright Bros., her cargo consisting of 2.300 bushels oi' potatoes, 1,500 bus- hels of oats and 125 busliels ol' pota- _¢;qes.~V.

'\7ic'ron|A Nores.-Air.-any the farmers are out buying their seeds for the spi‘lng’s seeding. A few of the persons out shopping and visiting on Wednesday were: Mr. und Mrs. Ifich- ard Nelson, Hampton; Mr. and Mrs. James Villott, South Melville; Miss Mary Ellen liice, llainpton; Miss Ma- lone, l{elly‘s Cross; Ili-v. G. M. Young. Tryon; Messrs. Patrick Owens, lihi~ kora; James E. McQualil, South Mel- ville; lhinciin McKinnon, DeSable; Walter McPhi1ll, Argyle; James Mu- lone. l€cIly’s Cross; Joseph Ince, Hampton; Reginald Dawson, Tryon; Malcolm Bell, South Melville; ll, 'l`. Smith, Tryon; Hector McKay, l)e- Sablc; Rolani] Leard and R. Lord, Tryon; Judson McE:icliern, Appln Roiid;' Lawrence McGunghey, Green Road; Warren Newsome and Robt. Simmons. Crapaud.-\’.

EXAMINATIONS.-Followiiig is ii

list ol' siiccessful Island students at- tending the University of l{lng's Fol- lege, Windsor, N. S. ltesnli ol' May Teriiiiiial Examinations. Arts and Science. Fourth Year. Simpson, let place in lst class Latin, Greek :ind German. Third Your, l\liss Messcrvcy, lst place in lst class Iioglir and Eng- lish, 2nd place in lst class l’.=iyeliolo- gy, History and Ei-onoinics, lst place In 2nd class French. Second Year, English lliblc, Miss lllesscrvcy, 2nd plat-e in lst class; Miss Warburton, lat place in 2nd class. Englisli, Miss Messervey, 2nd place in lst class; Mliss Warburton, lst placo ln 3rd class. Latin,- Miss \Vai-hurtoii, 2nd place in 2ii¢l class. French. Miss War- burton, lst place in lst class. Ger- man. Miss Warburton, lst place in lst class. First Year, Spanish, Miss War- burton, lst place in lst class.

zzliliglitcen Mexican volgueros, a

,large equipment ol' Spanish nccoutre- nientg uiiil a numbei' ol' Spanish girls were imported l'rom Mexico for the minor rolls in “The Rose of the Rancho." showing at the l"eoplo's today. 9831-5-TMII.

NO LIMIT T0 RANGE OF _,

BIG FRENCH. GUNS

PARIS, May 5.-"Theoretically

there is no ‘limit to` the range of big guns" said Henry Turpin,`inveiil.or of _liunklrk. “When _l was attached to _the technical artillery section of the Ministry of War, General Anrde. then Minister asked me to make Special ex- periments to sec if it'was' possible to pi'oi,lur:e' a_proj_ectlle_ with; a '____raii§0 equivalent 'tio the distance form Cal- ais to Dover. My lirst experiemeiits and ~ i-iilclilati_ons - sl\ovy`e¢l‘ it 'was 'pos- sible 'to attain' much' greater' - -range than llnil." ` -' ‘ ' '

It was while. connected willi .thc

Ministry ol' Wpr that M. Turple in- vented the aerial torpedowhlch the Germans appear lobe' using and the inventor ls unable to understand how

they learned the secrets- - _ . I 1

Has _the _

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“Fishin’ Fever"

Struck You?

'I‘here‘s usually nn epidemic of it at this season, and the only relief ls a--ilsliliig trip. But such trips are not ol- wnys favored with "flsherman's luck," unless you take along tho

right .equlpment. Our stock of

'Fishing Tackle -

is complete and ol' the quality approved by the most. experi- enced anglers. ‘

PRICES ARE REASONABLE

__.[_olinson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore Cor. Prince & Kent Sts

Get L..-

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ln patent suits. Reports prepared for counsel

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enum tained la all countries _'il Bt »

Mint entreat Write for In- ___ f

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LONDON. lfor their own luncheon. They de-

___ 'them had a strong objection to on-

_In a large and light kitchen at the'

Passniore Edwards Settlement. in l.ondon on a recent morning a dem- onstratlon in Belgian cookery as taught by the trained teachers of the ecoles menageres was given byi one of them, a refugee from Ant.-, werp. Those present, as reported iii the London _'l‘imes, included Lady Bt. Oyres and Miss Sylvester Samuel, who originated the scheme for utiliz- ing the services of Belgian teachers of cookery now in England. The cookery of the Belgian woman

ol the working classes depends large- _ The idea is to take advantage of

ly on the use of vegetables, and it is the wonderful vegetable soups and their methods of preparation which these ladies are specially anxious to make known to the women of Eng- land. While the test lectures were being prepared the ladies -of the com- mittee each day lind thc meal that

clai-ed it excellent, though one of

ions, which figure so largely al an ingredient. Prepared in Belgian fash- ion, however, chopped line and browned in dripping before being mix- ed with other thpigs, the onion has a new and pleasant tluvon.

Already classes have been held for

several of the clubs .for the soldiers' and sailors' 'vi'-ipes and at working- girl’s clubs in diflerent parts of Lou- don, while arrangeinents are being made fon similar classes in the coun- try. _ -

the Belgian skill in some particular branches of cookery while the oppor- tunity exiats. For each class arrang- ed for woi’king.woii~_en ii charge ol upproxiriintely 5s. is made when a meal of three courses, thick rouli. ragout and ii pudding nt an 1lV€I'BE<* of 3}.d. ii head is prepared. For the

well-to-do in their own houses 5,.

charge of s._bout‘~»10s. a elsll hal been arranged; Already the demand for teachers haefoutrun 'the IUPUI!-

Ai. class one the menu. arranged

by ten persons at a cost of 3)d.per hi-ad, consisted of onion soup, Flem- ish hraised beef and potatoes, and I bread pudding. _I

Mlnsrd'e Llrilmem Co-. Limited.

Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received

gi-ea; nenent from the use ot HIN- ARD'S LINIMENT in l levers lttlck of LaGrippe, and 1 have frequently proved lt to be very elective in easel of Inflammation.

Youre. 'A W. A. -HUTCHINBON.

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WEEK END THEY GO

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“Crowded Corner Sale” ot Nice--

--Stair Carpets---One Third

We’ve been carrying for a long time, a nice little stock of stair carpets,

to meet the requirements oi many customers. Now we are badly crowded for room in the corner that these occupy-so we are going to clear them out clean to-day and tomorrow. There are real good patterns-good qualitv-reliable carpets, bought when prices were much lower than at present. EOR THE

All 40 _cfent carpets will sell at 27c All 60 cent carpets will sell at 40c All 68 cent carpets will sell at 45c

All 75 cent carpets will sell at 50c _

If you are at all interested in carpets you simply cannot aftord to pass

by this WEEK EN D BARGAIN OFFERING.

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Gel. the best fishing tackle. The kinds i

we have here. were selected by an expert nnsler who known the ponds and streams around! here pretty well - knowllunt what ls nesdedln tlilsline to

hook and hold the big ones.

Come here for lines. baskets, cuts.

reels. nets. flies. 117 books and anythlnl else you could wan!

,`§_Yli:ngIlng accessories.

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Week End .................. ._

Here is another lot of

-I shape. Others piling in, so ' go at Worth 75c to $1.25.

promised.

cap is a good one. all this spring buying, only one or two of a size,one or two of a

f-How about these Sturd Tweed pants worth to 2.25

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Here are three Notable ¢ a Bargains in Wash Goods d Fabrics Worth 15c per yard Y

Thirty pieces of English Print Cotton, many colors and designs, 31 c

inches wide, pretty desirable and durable fabrics of good 15 cent value... ..

An assortment of yard wide corded percale, line weight, many col- 12C

orings, splendid value at 15c. Special at. ......... ................... ._

Ten pieces fancy dress muslin, nice width, good assortment of pat-

terns and colors, mostly light. Regular l5c quality for....

Here’s aSale of “Lonelies” in $ 1 2 2.50 and 3.00 Men's Hats for I °

What’s the matter with theseshats? Nota thing-except that _they ate

“lonelies.” That is to say there are broken lots of all sorts ot hats- lines 111 Whlfh we have perhaps only one of two sizes, lines in which we have only one or two Of same shape etc. As these take the room that we want to use for regular, iull lines. _ we propose to, Friday and Saturday, chop the price to a point where the whole lot will be cleared out swiftly. '

Hard felt hats and soft felt hats-black and many colors. all good,

choice well made hats that have been selling at $2 50 to $3 00 each .. .... ._ °

75c to $1.25 Caps on sale for c

lonelies every

.‘TT‘_‘_§‘.‘.`_`i.?50c

When the clothing man, brought this bargain to the advertising mov;

the latter said, “come_on now that’s too good-you’ve go-t to show me._ The clothing man “Sure thing, l can show _ you-or anybody that this stuff is just as I say-and better.” Then the examination commenced, and the cloth- i ing man was sure an easy winner--for the trousers were bettier than he

Great big table full of odd trousers--tweeds, mostly s_tripes, some _

mixed tweeds, worth all sorts of prices up to $2.25, every pair a right

down honest bargain at our WEEK END PRICE OF .............. »°

' _ Please move lively-for these will not stay long here.

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CLEARING our Boys'N1cE 1 Sc

scULL cAi>s AT

There is a little lot of this line. not

so many, all red cloths or tan leather nice shape, worth to 50c each, will close out for week end at each...... c

' Worth 35c to 50c

”$1.49-l

12c

_ Boys’ _Tween SPRING w_i~.1o1-ir ‘Z5

ones offered at

-Not a great lot--but those we have

are great value, bought at lower than ‘present prices, and _to clear out the odd

25 PER CENT DISCOUNT

TOPPERS

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price. ~ We’ll Not

ws HAvi~: A wonnsarui. WASH nnass Hans Fon A DoLLAR

. We want you to 'compare with anything going at any price up to $1.25

' each. Leave it to_you. This dress is made of a fine zephyr gingham, mostly in

stripe effect, frontis finished with a deep turn back collar extending to the waist line and finished with a wash edge of _blending color. Set in sleeves of elbow length, finished with a turn back cuff. Get one for .......

WONDEDFUL VALUE IN $14;

Mi-:N's $15.00 sUiT_s.............. - -

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