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Yo!! will *need a load

of good °‘Hot Stuff Coal” no _for Summer. have the kind you 1ii_r§V ___,est.V _ _

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Phone 240 Ch’town __i-_ _ n

Uiuieisinnal

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»|T PAYS to buy in this Province. ,w,fqE§ _TgDAYT{ Tliidfunlarlal

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-You Need

-A Spring - System-Cleaning

Tonic `

Nine out of- te_n people

need agood bracing bl_ood purifying, amietite-making, strength-bui ing tonic.

HUGHES’

Burdock and Sarsaparilla

is a preparation that we can recommend to those who feel “fagged out." It tones up the system, promotes the appetite, aids digestion, pur- iiies 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 "

Geo. E. Hughes

“The Peoplefs Druggist”

MORBON &i DUFFY

Barristers and Attorneys

Bollcitors for Royal Bank of Canada

'_ MONEYTO LOAN.

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DR. CLIFT

CIIRONIC DISEASES

Victiia Hotel, Ch’town, P. E. I. OFFICE l~I0URS4l2 to 3 daily. Peesin ad

vance. At Office or Residence---$5.00. Treat ment :Monthly---$l00.00.

l62l~2-I5M3mopd.

C. McLeod. K.C., W. E. Bentley, K.C.

_ McLEOD & BENTLEY.

Earrlatsrs and Attorneys-st-Law Mises-Bank of N. S. Chambers. Chap

lottetowii. P. E. L t

A. A'. McLean, K.(,. Donaid McKinnon ~_ _ l‘.4=VLEAN A MeKlNNON

» Barrlstera, Attorneys-at-Law

Brown. Block, Charlottetown ~_-'.2

WARBURTON & SHAW.

Barristera. Attorneys, Notary Pub-

Ac, Etc. Solicitors for Canada Bank-

ers Association, Bank of Montreal, Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpora-

~’llon. '

Oihces-Old Guardian Oilice. Prowse

Block.-Charlottetown. P. E. I.

We Guarantee I All Rexall V Remedies

We pny hack io you every ceiit,,Qi

the price of ally Rexall lleniedy that iloesirt give absolute satisfaction.

And as wc`i'v in the business for it

living. we couldii‘t give this-i giiarltii- ivc unless wo were sure you would he satisfied, could we? » _

There is a ltcxull Rcniedy for every

iiclie, pain and il`l-over 300 oi' tlieiii. No secret sitelieni eltlicr-~thc formula oi' each iirtiole is plainly priiiteeh iii ldiiglisli on tho container.

Ask for l'rcc ltcxiill booklet or our

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McKinnon Drug C 0. “The Rexall Store" il' ;

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honest manufaCtijf@r_ W .`~'1--:".'-"'~"'.i°l~`-f'.'.'-'-?f~:_:1’.‘»i'I'-'?f'§':3_‘~Z1,`.‘.'»i;

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establish sucha reputation.

will say that we have never disappointed them. l~Iickey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only

` our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

Hickey & NicholsonToh. Co.,

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Drop Anchor Here For Your Motor Boat Supplies

This is the time to be thinking of getting Y0Uf -

Motor Boat ready for the summer, and We Want YOU ‘ to' 'know of the large supply of accessories we carry. Our goods are all first quality- _Elegant Y§\(1nE°v;3i V S ct and compare our stock wit 0 ers.

I-lingcs

be convinced we can do as vieil, if not better, in price F __ A _ pp P V and quality. ' "3 Th; Kind \ I . Q., fo/4`f=\ f

VALLEYFIELD l.ECTUFtE.- Rev.

Allister Murray, Liddle River, C. B.. will preach in Valleyiield on Sabbath Ziid and 9th May. '

“THE MlN|8TER'S BRIDE will be’

played in Hampton Hall. Thursday 29th by the Tryon Players. Goodi tiinegunranteed. 9656

FOX NOTE - Mr. W. J. McEacli-

ern,Vvice~presldent of the Seal River Black' Foif_Co., was in Charlottetown' last week and reports seven litters oi foxes already born in their ranch with the prospects of three or four more.-

, THE STEAMERS.- The Stanley leaving Pictou Saturday morning had' 120 bags mail, 84 tone freight and 27 passengers. The Mliito leaving liere had 113 tons freight including 24 cnt- tle shipped by Mr. E. Wheatley and lie horses. Eight oi' the horses were shipped by Mr. F. Love for St. John. N. B.. and three shipped by Mr. G. _Wheatley were for Newfoundland

NEW APPOINTMENT. - Coiigrn-

tulatlons ure being extended to Mr. George D. Delllois upon his appoint- ment to the inanngership of the P. E. Island branch of the Royal Insurance Co., one of the oldest and strongest' ilre insurance coinpunics in the world, and which has for inany years been represented in this Province by the into Mr. John McEacliern.

' NOTICE.-Subscribers are notified that the price of the Moriililg Daily Guardian (mailed in P. ‘E. I.) and Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per year. The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed in I'. E. `l.) and Family Ilerald and Weekly Star is $3.00 per year. The price of the Evening Guardian and Montreal Daily Star,(rnailed in P. E. I.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening Guardian and the Family.Hcrnld and Weekly Star (mailed in P. E. I.) is $2.25 per year. _

SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.-`~ The

followliig is the result ol' the ox- iiniiuntioiis held iii Toronto School, iiot 23 'luring thc niontli oi' Marcin, Gi-ado V.-Angeline Pltre fill: Cather-‘ ine lloiroii 89; Francis Giillaiil,--85; (lccilc lllaquierc 77. Gi‘nile_V1V.- Luc- ille lloiron 9_3; Jcroiiie Pltre S9; Leo l'.eCliili"81; Liiiirette Martin lil; Colli- eriiio I’itrc 73; Alex l.e(‘hrir G87 .Iow- niie l’ilV.nc G5 and Adi'-ioii~ Gnllniit-- 62. Grad;-_ lll.--_ lleiiri_l.cClzilr ill.; Mzirlc A. Ivliirtlu 85; _Elciniiiu _4 Gullniit 85; Clitrencc l.eClnir S2; (iiilllniinie Bliiq- uiere 78; Moy I.c(_ilnir 73; Idmiicois Marlin 73; Eugeiie Gallant 72; Joseph I.. Blncqulcre. flTeaclier_-='l‘

::lfivc-ry liiiio at iiinli invents n new

excuse hc infringes on some other fellows patient. There is no excuse for "substitution" in filling prescrip- tions. Yoii`ll fliid we don'i: believe in it ll` you bring your prescription to us. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

‘ You Can’t

Afford to Pay Less Anywhere

“Jill war/."8 0/ lash; mi/,si /war

a price L'/tpro;/urtion to skill, taste, lime, c;::]m1isr;m1tl7'!sk at- lcitzliiiy I/wir 'inning/acllu'¢;_ T/msc f/rings culled clear arc, when _firstly e-sliiiialccl, Ihr; chrapesl; I/:cy are cflerul/:rl with much [oss pro/il lo I/ir: artist.

t/um I/lose wliic/i o1=orVf/bor/_1/ frills

point of STORE SERVICE and LOWEST in PRICE.

“WE NEVER SACRI'

FICE PURITY TO PRICE."

Johnson & Johnson The Quality Drugstore

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Galvanized Pulleys

Jeffreys Marine Glue -

Boat Scrapers

Arctic Cup Grease Ready Mixed Paint

Screw Drivers

Combination Plyers_ . Galvanized Boat Nails -_

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Write or l>h°U° f°f °“" prices' i U'

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old ag tzpgortutiiiitlytof selecting \ \__ ___, ' 1 . --_ ' ' tie an est o e soap man- __ ' ' A

;i):’iictur_cd*.l froiai neworhinlcer. .. ` t ~ | *ir / 1 _, ggoisi' d Otter ~. spl y ~ -_

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-the prices will be right.

A.; Ke si dn. takes place this after

`iio'oi|f"a *il .6 clock in the Presbyter

inn Church. A special train under the auspices of the L. 0. L. and l. 0. 0. F. leaves the city- this morning at 10 0'- ‘elock for Kensington ' ' '~'---... __

~ ISLAND BOY lLl..~_-~Mri~».D. C. Mac- Leiiii of 'DcSable, P. ~E. l.. has been called to the city. says the Halifax Chronicle, hy a telegram which ln- formed lilm that `hir-brot'lier»Johri-- N. Macbean is :ill in the Naval 1-Ipspltal with spinal meningitis. His many home friends will deeply regret to learn of his illness and hope for his speedy recovery.At latest accounts it slight improvement was reported. Mr. MacI.eaii was 'on naval service and was attached to the Brant. _

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MORE SOCKS SENT IN-The St.

Ilohn Telegraph says: Socks kept on coming to Mrs. E. Atherton Smith all

day- Thursday- from iiidlvidunl donors

over the Province, and from P, E, Island. Montreal and the United States so that those taken with the soldiers' sock social the day before, the total will inako 4,000 pairs of good socks, 'l‘hc W‘omen’s General Patriotic League of Moiicion reported 600 pairs, the Lord Dorchester Chapter I. O. D. E., Dorchester, forty-four pairs and tho ladies of Campbellton sent in threc dozen pairs. The largest individual donor was Mrs. Burden, oi’ Lone Water Farm, Westfield, who sent in thirty pairs oi' beautifully made socks. The iiioiiey receipts from the social in ad- dition to the socks which iorined the admission fee for litiiies, siiiouiiigd in $500.

SCOTCHFORT AND VICINITY. -

Mr. Montague McKay. Section fore- man, Glenroy, _ has disposed oi' his fnrni to Mr. Arteniss Collin, Ifrencli Village and intends iiioving to Mont Stewart in the near future.-'l‘ho uiaiiy friend:-i oi' Mrs. Angus McAuley. Truc- ndie, will regret to learn that she is seriously ill.- Mr. Plus McBride, Scotclifort, has engaged it former for the lobster ilshing season with Mr. Frank Fcclian of Saviigc llarbour.- Mr. George Green, Gunriliiiii reporter, Moiil. Stewart. was iii the city recently. His inany frleiids will leiirn with re- gret ol' the continued illness of Mr. Angus Mclionald, Pisquid, who has been confined to -his bed for the past two uioiitlis.-Miss Alice Pigot, Mont Stewart, paid it short visit lo friends in Glenroy Thursday. -Miss Bessie Mclloimld, Mi.. Stcwitrl, spent Tliurs- day visiting in Scotclifort llie giicst of Miss Annie Mcl)oiinld.-S.

VICTORIA NOTES.- Mr. W. \V.

Cameron, Atigustiiie Cove, inode ii. business visit to Victoria an Wednes- day.- Mr. Itobcrt Siiniuoiis, (fritpoiid, passed through the vlllugc \Vciliic.s- diiy at noon, with_a line horse wliicii lie sold llicday previous io Mr. I.co Ilownrd, oi` Cornwall. and which ihc was leiiiliiii.: as fur as lloiislinw nc- coriling to the iigreciiieui oi' piirchasc. --Mr. James Stuart, liilicrniaii, was a. visitor here on Tuesday last.- Mr. Fred Inman left the ilrst of lust week for his lobster factory in De Sable in order to get cverytliiiii; iii readiness for the coming season.7VIl/[iss I_.eiih l`to'gei‘soii and `Misfs ’F‘l'or'en`ce Trows- dale, Hampton, spent a fewtdays hero last week on it visitio i‘i'.iend.s.‘-'~-Tlie ooiiditioii oi' Mrs. Theo, Clark, who was s‘erio\_isly_ill last wee‘l_r.` is_ iiiiicli improved although she is stillconilu- ed to* her' home.‘-- Miss`M\tyinie'~Mac~ Donald. of the 'Victoria Millinery Par

Gniuble (lii°niblo's Corner, wns u ylsl

soiial business last 'l`hursday.- Lieut eiiant Sherreii, Crapaud. was a visitor

shoppers here on Thursday 'weref Mr.~~

ert Reid, Hotel proprietor, and Mr. Isaac Beer, Tailor, Crapaud.-V.

IRIS-'-Mr. John M. Smith, of Little

Sands. is busily engaged sawing wood with his up-to-date gasoline engine for the enterprising farmers of Iris. The 'school is progressing favorably under the skilful management of Mr. E. J. Dunn. The many friends oi’ Mrs. Hugh MacDonald are glad to seo her around again after her serious illness. Mr. Chester Mnc-Eacherii. llopcileld. paid n short visit to Iris recently. the guest of Mrs. James Mc-Lend. Miss Bessie Walker of Caledonia, paid it visit to Iris recently. Miss Jessie Mc- Donald returned to the city after spending a. i`e\v diiys among her friends in Iris. Miss Nenn. Stewart has spent. the last inoiitli in the city. Miss Minnie Moore is visiting lier sister, Mrs. McGinnis of Southport. 'The Misses Dorothy Stewart and Christine Beaton were visiting friends in Hopeiield recently. Mrs. Simon Buell was it rccoiit visitor to -llullodcn, the guest ol’ Mrs. Donald Stewart. Miss Katie A. Stewart, 'of Cullodeii, spent at week visiting friends iii iris. Mrs. Angus Beaton spent ii. very pleas- ant week uniong her old friends in

Edith Lourio has returned from the city after spending it inontli anioiig her frlenils there. The many frleiids of Mrs. Saruli MacI<laclierii 'hope lo see her out again when the warm weather conics. Mr. lt. A. Maciletli met with it very painful iiccidciit while liauliiig lumber to the inill. His many friends hope for ri speedy recovery.

LETIEHS FHJM Flllllli

'l`lic following letter was received by Mrs. Dniiicl Kcciinii, Port \'i'ood,¢ from her son-in-law, Mr. D. A. Sim-, on, who enlisted in Ottawa, and is now at the front. The baby mention- ed in his letter is his five yeiir old daughter, rind Joe. mentioned is his

Cullodeii und li‘lut Iliver. Missll”`i"i"F what 0- lot 0f “U15 H l»h0“'

RUB ON NERVILINE

You'll be astonished at the rapid

pain relieving action of “Nervillne" its effectiveness is due to its remark- able penetrating powei'-lt strikes- deeply. sinks to the very core of the trouble.

Nervilinc is stronger. many times-

stronger, than ordinary ihiiments, and lt's not greasy, ill-smelling or dis- agreeable. Every drop rubs in, bring- ing comfort and healing wherever ap- plied. _

You would scarcely believe how itl

will relieve u spraiii, how it takes out

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tor here on l1‘riday.- Mr. Albro How- r n _ S r .

att, Tryon, was here attending to pei'~ A _

in the village ou 'l‘hursdny.- Mr. Wil- _ lliiiu B ss *

oyce, Bonshaw. made a busine

trip here on Thursday. -Among tho _

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S`hutlimMelrv(l1llll;];er all1ar.Lilli:i‘he(sr?l\ti'iii‘?;": RARE HERB AND R00-r gxninmeut-ss,~liow`il 5.59919* -'Hd °“"°:°' Bonshaw; Mr. Moses Woodside, Try- 7 TRACTS 'N TH's 'JMMENT 3 bruise' ` _ 0 _ on‘ Mr. Austin Owens, County Line' GWB 'T MARVELOUB POWER - Th°“““d“ 5” "9 u”|m°“t 1' mu Mrl. Neil Lowther, Crapaud; Mr. GeGd- _-° - 5° “semun the lwmei _ Tm’ mu” b° rge Higgins, South Melville; Mr. Rob-‘ ,,

so, because -Ne/rvillne is s sate remedy -you can rubflt on even a child with line results. ._

Just you keep Nerviline on hand-

lt's a panacea for the-aches. pains and slight ills of the whole family. One bottle will keep the doct`or's _bill small- and can be depended on to cure rheu-

matisni, iieuralgia, lumhago, sciatica, '

toothaclie. plenrlsy, strains or swell- ing. Wherever there is a pain rub on Nei-viline; it will always cure.

The large 50c. family size bottle is

the most economical; trial size 250. Sold everywhere by dealers, oi- direct from the Catarrhozone Co.. Kingston, Canada. '

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in the trenches, but have-not been in any big scraps. I just stopped in the middle of this to get the mail and got a letter from you telling me of poor old Mr. ('urrie's death. That l is the ilrst. letter I have had from .fyou for some time.» Some of my ninil went astray when I came hero. Illy address now is No. 2 Coy., Div- isional Train, A. S. C., First (Tima- dinii Div. Br., Expeditionary fiiorce. Uni' Chief work here is taking food to the diiierent battalions. It is sur-

simd of so oi mon can ent. every day. ll will not be i-it all sorry when this rocket is over, not that I dislike it, but I wiint to get hack lioinc to sec the folks. 1’m glad you ure all so ini' from herc. Some of the things 1 have V seen and heard since I have been here makes nie mighty glad that the Atlantic and the British Flcct are between the flcrinnns and uiy loved ones. I'niust. close now as I want to write to Millie. Write when you can and tloii’t worry about me; 1'in per-

fectly sale. Give my love to all the folks, nnd kiss baby for me.

Yours as ever,

_ DAN. .\.. BIMONS.

W|LSON'S ENVOY NO CHANCE

OF PEACE NOW

PARIS, April 20.-“This is no

time even to suggest peace talk. The stoppage of the war at this time would benefit only Germuny._ The Al- lies have assumed the task of crush- ing Prussian miiitarism and must rn- fuse to he diverted."

Thai is the word given by Col. E.

M. Ilouse oi' Texas and New York, pexsoiial friend and “observer” for President Wilson, who lg now bore.

Because oi various stories coupling

thc 'Foxes-New York financier with a real peace mission, high officials of the government visited hiin today. 'I`lie_\' desired to prevent embarrass- ment and the visit was unotiicial. But the position oi the Allics was made very plain.

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A Revival of Busi

brother, who is at the front iilso.

Door Mother:-I havon’t written

.niuny letters since I come to France its it is hard to get nruund to writ- 'ing,ii_ud wc eup't say very much when we do write. I uni feeling line and have n great tiine. I have been at- tuclicd to thc supply column, looking _after the wagons that draw supplies' to the troops. It( is n.prctty good pincc in some wnys ns we do not come under tire vcrfir niucli, .__i_nd are well fed :ind not. worked very hnrd. lliiit. thc boys in the firing line will lhove inost of the i`un and excitement. |1' see Joe nearly-every night. 'l`he lbunch ore about ii inilc and a liiilf' from here nnd I go over every even- (ng. Joe is well, and looking line., but like most of the rest, iiiids it rather dull yet. If it were not for the occasional ronr of the big guns it would be hard to realize that wc- were at the front in the biggest war ln history: I have only seen two Ger- mans up to date. One was fl PI`iS0“' er and the other I had n look at

_§iiitx;io;1{erh§’lie §ig3tsAolf) félytrisfgn. ning Box 341 St’ John, N_ B_

Many new Companies

the United States and Upp

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The Silver

tising rates. '

Have vou ordered

work on the subject

limited

The Black Fox

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lors. returned last week iroi_n,iier buy- he was too far away_ The other' m_ seal-.i-.6Ms2|

l.“g."m .iq t'.9h“'-_ Mr'v‘T“I9w~Hyn I lows have put in quite a bit. of time r '

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It gives the industry as it is today, and is the most up-to-date

Compiled from the writings of all the principal Fox men

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