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. A. Foster

Central Drugstore _ Sunnyside

.Pre`scr;Ptions _filled with i iféef initio in a Stgfe

is not

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Repairing _ Winter Wear.

_é_h%t_roo_rn or two you’__ve ` ' “f "l'blii1sin`g to do over _ 'his spring” had betterbe

1 tended' to now.

We are masters o_f _the ~ \\rt’T of paint1ng,,grainln , »

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‘ __ i-‘Wilt Association held some .time ln,r'ehi-airy final mich wus taken in regard to the -new rules which were recently considerably dis-.

tracks ‘throughout the country. The

gmgresa was called in the Murray

ill Hotel and sol great was the lu-

térest in the proceedings -that 395 trotting associations' were represent- 00, by d°l°8l!_6s or proxy. Besides the change in th_e‘i~ulee wniea'-had been approved-tentatively by the National Trotting Association and the Ameri- can Trotting Association, tbere was Passed a resolution that insures . s positive government of trotting that _wlll'be absolute. It means a perfect undéf‘standiug‘ between the governing bodies as expressed in the following. resolutionI-“That all fines and other penalties imposed by the govern-ing boards of _either the National or American Trotting Associal;ions,_'gha~ll be enforcedfby the other through its' members and otherwise, as though imposed by_itseli that we will make no eilort to influence the fairs and racing associations of the eountry gc -join or not 'to join either one or' the other of the parent associations." _ In' order to carry out the provig. ions of the above resolution therr will be appointed' a committee ol five, of which the presidents of thi American and National Trotting As- soclaiilons shall be members, to which shall be referred all' unfair competitions and the interpretation of the rules. The most important change in the rules was the insertion of a new Btction in rule 5, which deals with a horse getting a bar or mark and determines his ehlglbillty to class races. This provides thai only the actual winner oi li race shnl` he credited with the mark made. li will be an inducement to drivers ti do their utmost in every heat and' if calculated to abandon the practlceo laying up heats in fear of obtalnllnp a mark that will har the horse from further competition in his class. ,An- other rule'w'as passed that will giv horses a chance to win money after they have reached the limit of their speed and failed to improve. Thir provides that a horse with 8, re- curd shall he allowed one second lor each year if raced, in which he failed to equal or reduce his record, or win a race, if same is claimed by the nominator when making the entry. Other allowances may be granted if so stated in the published conditions. _ »...-._...__._...___a

CHERP' FARES _

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` For the Easter holidays the usual holiday ,excursion rates will prevail:

stations,-olrjr the line. Rou_'.nd -trig-

trln will bexissued Avril _9th‘» ,_'-10th, good for return April` 10th.'- _There will he 9, special excursion at als ’ between stations on the

,r e,- ' 0. _ _ line, and _tn points on connecting-

lines, and beyond Montreal, from Ape nl. iran.-0 nth. sons for return sp- vl. ith. 1836. ‘ 1

'mr wellrllrli. _ ' `

nlla ielirrslliullr.

~ nur. euun,s1c

THE WEATHER.-r Yesterday, was

beautifully clear abd sprlnglikc.

Tbehighest temperature recorded

yesterday was 36 above aero and the lowest was 29 abovei ,The lowest the previous night was 26 above.

The tide will be high this morning at 8.18 and ilomorrow -at 9.082. ii will be high 'this evening at 7.56 and tomarrow at 9.04.

The sun sets this evening at 6.88

andtomgrrow at 6.39; it rises toe morrow morning at 5.27 and Thurs- ds~ at 5.25. , -

The moon sets tomorrow morning at 4.32. _ _ The first quarter of the moon \'-‘QP

on Friday. April llrd at 3.41 p. rn.

There will be aiiull moon Friday. April iotli at 9-28 a- 'nl- 'rne length ef teeny wlu be thirteen

hours and' nine minutes. -

- on che Intercolonial Railway. between?

ticbefts ht the one way fare for roun

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_Laml>l011 ii Co-.'e report oi the London fur sales' for Merch hu some

f at th _‘bl ii 1 ` 4 gr” 0'; ¢i,:,‘tc,hmd and shows a sifrvrieing fact-

Nauenii 'rr mn ‘ my ' W* Will \>° efatilvide in than in- _

¢_¢re|e¢q in eh, g¢;<bu|1n¢,._ rpm °,,|,,p_z'ool ol.ou_r-.iaith in them, lt leaves

fora in regard to whiclithere was au’ increase of price are silver rox and

cuss_ed, th, gd", bm, 1,., man, mor, °i'_°ll~f0X; in every other case ol the

snlmbp, ¢°n¢1m°,,, fcfr fsdnk °n‘ thfxhiole giant of furs the _price _:vas

_ er same ns, or ower t an,

it’wss in Marclflast year. The in- crease -in the price of sllvers amount- ed to 25 per cent. and in crass-fox lure, 20 per cent. The price of red fox fm-s went down five per cent.. .. " 5-. ~ ~ e e e , 'f According to the Fur News, the of- i°\`i"!s at London in March 1914 made ‘a new ,magnitude record that -is not likely to be repeated unless noth- ng goes. Tliis magazine says that there 'need be no doubt about it, the March offerings do not reilresent the cel'tch`ul tlleissason 1913-14, wr even' it all the for-bearers in kmerlca had been caught the total would not be so great-the collection is plainly an accumulation, and as in ‘ls evident

.tliat great numbers of skinsin 1912-

18 could‘ not be worked up in the years of collection, 11414' will have to hustle to get w`lthlli sight of tlie- last pile.

U O U ,

The following figures show the com- bined szlin offerings, with the excep- lion of those of one firm, at Lon- don in March on iurs of leading im- portnncaz- i

19_14 1913

Muskrat 4,646,500 1,300,508 skunk 457,300 l;i0',i9s Oppossum ' 889,600 535,573 Racoon 551,500' 200,515 Ermine 300,500 115,000 Mink 167,596 71,848 Civet . 125,700 47,881 wolf aimzs; 351.597 , Red T~`ox_ 38,250 23,372 Grey Fox 43,850

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lSI_.lllDER ll\LLED _

20,818

(Contlllucal from- page l.)

LIST OF 'l"l-iE INJURED 'rue iniured-#Benn Mcliearney. sin-

gle, n. brother of Arthur, badly scalded and bruise-d.

George Taylor, an English lad, leg

_fractured, and head, shoulders and arms badly scalded.

Lorne W. McKenzie, son of David McKenzie, of__W'aterva1¢, badly bruis- ed and scaldcd. A

Angus McDonald and son John,

were also badly inlure-d. ~ lt is indeed marvellous that no more were killed, The force of the explosion shook the windows of the -ihousesin town, and within a law 'moments the yard vias' crowded with anxious people, among whom were

’ _ lrantic women whose husbands were

' ,_ ", working at or near the"sI5llne.olj_ the f‘*i > -- - » . ' ' . ‘disaster-_ _ __

,; ‘ -A COMPLETE WRECK ` ;__A‘l1 the stacks were _-blown ddwn crushing in t-he surrounding build- -Nings. unepiece ol the boiler wloilih- ,-; ,several tons was carries, about

piece .eifiialiy as largeivasrear- 5, ,_ ,fully-,as farlin bbe‘opDosl’m§ di- uwctlqa-. _"¥1liisN. were also lragaieilie 1'?-‘ii.1»=\'=‘1`i»ll':f§"is‘f\iie carried fully-»a' hun? ,fb%¢fif;='y‘»i' ge. 'rife , enliing one fel --_elle

ling was rained upon i1aiik'lile.d-‘

'insulin iertunaeeu etrilriniy- _- _oiie,. 1>lni__edf em' minding nearby zlgaeh were overturned ‘lust ae‘ii‘1;hey"'wi'n*e rays. . g ‘Jbines Collins wa_s_rsl>airlnp'_ a car nearby. 'i‘he- eai- was _4_en:o1lshe<i.. bun he‘~.mi\l-eculously_,_ reaped, _ = ._ '_ ,Arthur iiiexeariiey, ’ 'one '_6f’»’ ‘fue en illed was loadi ashes ironi-

fm is ne--j a _tile pit into his car. He viascaur.-bt

and his cart was -blown to 111201118.

hilt the horiza came out unscratched. The scene, i thddisaster is.

appalling sight. Parts ofthe bull - ing are s ttered around large stacks piled croxmys, cars over-turned and broken tubing and pieces of the boil- er strewn around. The men are work- n~ double shift cleariniz away the wreckage, and as far as they can ,ies how the oillcials expect to be boist- lnq coal again inside two weeks. The disaster has certainly cast a gloom. over the town and surrounding, dis- tricts. ,

The late Arthur Melfsarney was

the son oi Mr. Terence Mcltearney, St.` Mary's Road. His body was 'nrougm -heme on Saturday and the iuneral took place Sunday. Deceased was only about 17 years of axe and hlid been working in Westville for the past four or ilve vears. ' I-iii brother Bemlamln is in the hos-

pital -and is sn badly injured that be is,not expected to recover. _

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1 ill léiiiiiei n Penn ali? ‘i"li|llll` im' Themselves

illinoue Rehlpt

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` ` ,- . ,dYou<know uséyourhorpe dx-u¢g||t_

_ -,1lYou..,t,now,we wouidn'e gsemneeeony ‘

to relieve lndigeetiou or dye- l pepsi), or moneylbsek, unless we ' felt tile utmost confidence in tbati relnedy, _’.l‘l1eril|ore, when we oler you ' aexeu nymiwie 'riviera wan me

you no roohnior hesitation or helm, _ The -remarkable success oi Rexall Dylpepgla Tablets is due to the fact that they contain. among. other things, Bismuth and Pepsin, two in- ' gredients endorsed by the medical’ profession as invaluable in. the treat- ment ol stomach ills. Tbsy soothel the inflamed' stomach, check heart-A burn and distress, stimulate the sec- aretion of gastric juice, aid in rapid I and comfortable digest on of the food and help to quickly convert it into rich, red -blood. In a short time they tend to restore the stomach to a naturally comfortable, ea.sy~acting, healthy state. They also benefit the bowels.

Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are sold

only at the more than 7,000 Rexall Stores, and in this town only by us. Three sizes. 251:., 50c. and 41.000. Mc-

ginnon Drug Co., Charlottetown, P.

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A Lill_i-_-UiUN'l FUHGET

that when the ,baby wants fresh air that=Paton's Carriages are the light- est running most beautiiul and lowest priced carriages in,the city. Ba con- vinced by an inspection.. James Pat~ on & Co. 1813-4-7Miil.

"Princess Patricia Perfume lu U16

biggest favorite we have in our store -10:-. dram-~75c oz:» We carry a large assortment of Plveru, SWWB. ,md Roger & Gallets Perfumes and siachets E, A. Foster, Central 1|;-g_g_:,f,0rg 1795-4-GM3i.

“Diamond and Dy-0-19 UWB ”

Wholesale and Retail.-E. A. Foster, rvenirnl Drugstore. 1795-4-i`»M3i.

:;Slomn|.hlng nice and dnlnty lol'

llmse who like candy is shown in Wlllard’s Marshmallow Butterscotch Chocolates, a. toothsome tidbit made by the cleanest chocolate factory in (lanaila. Put nu in small DHGKHBBB nt. 10e each and sold bv the McKin- non Drug Co., (lor. Great Geonge and Kent Sits. _ l\lF‘.tf.

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-- FAST QUARTER.-Although no

race was advertised to take place yesterday, vet a mare ’beloui:ll\l’. t0 Councillor Silliphaut, "Summerslde. "trotted" e, fast quarter, While standing in front of Mr. Silliplntllijs store the an mal became frightened gf' E yi-iss iii ` `_load"_o'i f_u_rnl’1\.|e“ and _sfteiied `to`_run._ faking the Hiiwvalk- but after. goin-g_a~sbort distance. the .sleigli collided wthgan electric llelit post, breaking the shafts and hafneau and stopping the horse’s progress- Apart from the :da!n~a¢e.m6Di'»l0fu¢li

_-,iii§én»t'yi`1yeiilii to one sni‘e;'whl1e an-“above were was no- other 'lniuriei'.»

:J7 ”-f” 3 i _~1-na i..».'riai inns. na\..,JA_fiY1B~ _:ree _ -mans* _ fl-mice ef__»_M_n'l;, wr.) -Yer- ij,til,»iwilr= eigi-etirtc, learli1_ei,lier sudden v-aiiienziaelig slawseuene- aeg- _', ', dev ‘e`venin»§. ll)soilolili_l."?l10,Bl5t ~neW -ie l_11=n`=1f_ ’ in _MF finial eniJt;;, we,<_¢l~eeul¢lias_'§.iicar'.ne,¢1<~liniiiii fm _ *e--.i_is_¢~.1gsrw l=».oHilti*iie-vu=n.- seen* _ grvlciifc _fdlfsudhdih #erin lille' sud, ‘eil Y-';`t;:‘co ,iiii_§d‘pl$l_ _ns-» into _§le,el¥g§{§if.i.§_,.,9iie9.':»‘ .Quincy who as' asl rig el- bomb; She will; #carried into utr boerdlnphouse, and medical' -uid summoned _but _.before the 'ficetlir nrrlvec_'Mr`s_‘ Jarvis had pass- ‘ea away, death being due to heart lfailure. . 'i*lie_lai.e_.Mrs. ,Jarvis was a native 'of Fredericton, N. B., and was well and favorably known in Bummursldc, where she had resided ior a number of years. She was in her 18th year, and leaves to mourn live sons: Edward, in Chica- §o; Ernest, Assistant Deputy Minis- ter of Militia and Defense. Ottawa; Charles, M. .P_ P., Fort William, Ont.; Gerald, Manager of 'the Bank of Ottawa, Arnproir, Ont.; and William-, at Obbdlt, Ont: also one daughter, Mrs. Geo. Wafrhrton, Charlottetown. N0 iirrailltmllents ‘li-ave yet been made for the funeral.-J.

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" ‘-,li_"i°s_1“£liil' Pllisoiuiis

A -Mr.>I-larry Darby was in Summer-

ii ~Mrl‘lfl'i’5lsfh*Wil'ilein' Cape Traverse, was. ln, V_i\itoria_ last week, returning home with a load of cedar posts.-£.

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-l_ir. 1aek`Ferrow,_ Apsin Randi made s business trip to ietorln on Wednesday.-V. ' --Mr. Clement Arsgnault, Urban- ills who had gone to the woods in manic nm nal. returned, some me week.-M. _- ' `

B.` E. Gallant ion' ineflrvlln

in' h_i_s_ store.

2%; 4 £2:

coat lion' vliuiav. '

Ami 4,.__s¢xe vien- wlu be the il'l2li_en_iil- discovery oi tb__e' T¥0l‘thl

Admiral Robert E.

retired, and the

a din- lights

Explorers’

hir in will be

Club. , Adm ral Poirv will be mode the ,re-

side on,--Wednesday, April ist.-M. '

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We are new

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“vacuum” cleaner. ' ' `

Let us clean your carpets, upholstered furniture, mattresses, etc., with our

,The machine is operated by a CAREFUL MAN---the POWER is produced

by a GASOLINE engine---the SUC'1`ION is strong enough to THOROUGHLY RE-

MOVE-all GRIT, DUST, MOTH F.(ii‘iS, GFRMS, if/I` C, leaving the article in ai ‘ thoroughly clean sanitary condition. ~ `

T here is no need to take up eagg ,

or rcinoyé-;‘_furniture_ from jf

after. ‘

_ ,Carpets t1`re_Cleane`d right on the floor. “Vacuum’_’ cleaning removes all' tllé dirt and dust but does not make any. Other cleaning may he be done before or

Lifting ca;;p_g_:t,s_j is back breaking work

_ Save yourself all the unnecessary labor possible this spring---you’ll feel the

better for it later on. The cost is only one dollar per working hour.

i Dqnjl ask your husband to iii; carpets.

_ - this spring. Instead phone us---phone 213---and we will send up the “Vacuum”

cleaner. Better make an appointment ahead and so avoid disappointment. '

I ‘Foster‘é Liatallve Cold Cure ranks up a cold ln a day and night 'f_Nnllnng better for La mince. 0n't delay 'tskelt at once.-Z5c box . A. Foster, Central Drugstore. ,, . i - 1195-i~s1liai.

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::A1i experienced smokers come

here for their supplies, because they know they can ` get everything any pipe enthusiast ever longed for. We have a lull line oi cased Brier Pipes $1_00 to $4.50, cased Brier Sets $4.00 to $6.50, cased Meersohaum vibes $5.00 to $8.50, plain brier 250. and 501: ellch. All lending cigurs noted for"thelr _ flavor, aroma and long

f~[';"'_Ifl\e Island Oondtlon Powder |,u,.;i

litl . M Ki Ii

hives the very best results -- 25c lb ic ng ‘[21 :B G cf, "“°¢'1‘ Kmf

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liflbs; 2| 0q»}E. 'A1 Foiesrfn _fceutrai °" .Q°"V, rm, _: 0° ge an en i'»_»nlniel~i|!'. 3 was-4-»snai_l‘“."°"~~ " _`*"‘ F “"°"

Dr. I. E. Crokeii

Veterinary Surgeon i [Graduate University of Toronto] `

Residence Revere Hotel ,

Charlottetown '

0ffice.in Cameron Block over Reddin Bros Drugstore

Phone 484 f

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a to You Investigate Fur Producers~Limited

That’s all we have to say. FU_R PRQDUCERS l.ll\/Il'l"l§D

-= is zl Fox Company which will stand investigation.

It is a clean “out-in-the-open" proposition that speaks for

‘ itself. There are no strings or fine shaded conditions connected

with it. The object. of the Company is clearly outlined in the < prospectus. -

_f '.The_f_be_st` and only the very best class of pure bred Prince

~ Edward Island ‘foxes are under contract for the Company.

. An e`ir'pel'tranch'superviso1' and competent assistants are

_ to be employed. -

` _FUR 1?RoDUcsRs'LiMi'rsio~lSi1le biggest company of ‘

" its kind in the world with the best foxes and the lowest ranching

' '_ Hliarmers’ Bureau, Charlottetown, P. E.

Iain interested iii a good Fox investment, and would like

. to rec_eive,» full particulars regarding FUR PRGDUCERS .

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