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' ~,_ fl " if - " _ ~~ Llcurs the widely kno" gi-¢¢,¢mm¢ IT PAYS to buy in this Provinee.1-»APRIL FQQL SOCIAI..-Thosefhc

l ' " - ' " ilu! Alcoholism can now be~obts.ined ` '-** - °"°“¢\l4 U!! - U- C~ 5- _,QW

use -sur mr., 1, 1, ,,,,,,,,,,,,_,,d ,O A coon iuiillrrrso.-friie school- social law _ ug me e wer only

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- _ l°\\¢° °r benefit or money reiimriea.

° - '.R°m°0y .that ' nu me mia by

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We h`ave` a1 quant-

ity of Hard Coal, Pea- nut size. ‘ This is a high grade coal suit- able for-' any stove.

Ordersf for a n y

quantity promptly at- tended to.i '

A.Pi0kalli 8|- G0.

Phoiie 240

Ch’town _

5- lsilacililc siolilli .

INTERFERES MTH ,

colilliulllciiloll

MONTREAL, March 28-Montreal

which was cut oil,fi-om the outside world for twenty-four hours by a sleet storm is,_beginning‘ to get in touch with the world again, andlilso to count the costrot the storm. It is estimated that the damage caused on the Island oi' Montreal will exceed? half a million ,dollars. One man was| killed, and seversl,borses fell victims of live wires, which dropped in ull directions. Telephone, telegraph and light poles, as well as trees, fell like niiiepins under the weight of sleet and ice which encrusted everything.

thousands and found to do just U it dllms. _ DNA'-Kennels is a disease. Those who sre afflicted with the craving for .liquor have to be helped' to throw it oil. Alcura No. 1. can he giveaweo. NU! in Ccilee or food. Alcurs"No.'3 ll the voluntary treatment. - _ ' Hd? your loved -ones to restore themselves to lives o! sobrle ‘ `

i-Y and

_-usefulness and to ‘regain the respect

ol the community in which you live". Only $1.00 per sox. ask for im.

Booklet. E, A. Foster, Central Drug- stnrc. Charlnttetnwn_ out of business. Ov? 1,200 telephones in the city were out of order all day yevterdey and last night. 'rim cru- service was demorslized, and nearly two-thirds of the city was in darli- ness last night. Trees in parks, orch- ards and gardens suffered most, the heavy ice breaking them down by hundreds.

\ H UG_HE’S_, BLISTER-e _

"is the mo't reliable remedy for the tr:aiment of -.

SPAVINS RINGBONES CURBS SPLINTS ETC.

.Expeiieoc ed horsemen all use it and recommend it, be- caul e it removes the cause as_ will-as reduces tb¢__lu_nip.

lf you have a sicl<"or blem-

ished animal call and get ex- pert advice from

GEO li.|lUGilliS{

The Bell Telephone Company had 13'/ out ot its 150 lon:-distance lines out . of order, while both C. P. R. audi G, N. W. Telegraph Companies were

Charlottetown Pl E. I.

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Vim.. 1.; A Really ;

0 Good. Cou h

' For that snririg cough and cold try Kexail Cherry

Burk Cough Syrup. It is intended io siimulate 1-he,mem» brlmes of the throat and chest halos -throw UYIUIHBHHH

germs and to aid the system _tn dsstrov i-hehe R`8\‘¥¥\B-

It is pleasant to take will not- cause nausea and is lhcroughly efficient. Bold with ihe money bu¢‘kE\lf\"""' l We lt. ...... ‘ ..... .............. ,.15 snd50c

McKinnon 'Drug Co.

Cure

.All "

llfill in

» Cor Gt. Geo- and Kent Sts li; _ J

‘ as

0 Gra_dua`tes From the _School -of ~ Experience

. ,J _._, ` 2 .l B-fl ' /

have learned that good pure' tobacco costs no more than the bad injuri- ous kind. lt’s all in know- ing what you buy. Take

, '< a tip from us and remember

F_.___- ‘U to ask for HICKl'3Y’S

imp? _ ol

Xe:-1

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B RIGHT CUT smoking obacco. or COMBINATION WIS l` chewing. Best ever.

` ’ Tobacco Co. l.t‘il.l e

Hickey & Nicholson

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Now' Is The Time] io 0riier Yourwire

1' _A .- »'» l .5 - .

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We bought tl'i_is- wire

This is the season when

5 ou are going to do- some

new fencing or repair your cId"f¢i'l'ce~a'fter.» -_ ,_ the 'winter frost. We have an unusually ' large stock of Wire this spring, having up-

-r in lhe Market took place, and will give

..'}_ 0. ’

wards of coo TONS in our warehouse. ~

-before the advance "=-,`f.

li.

'rhe wire is of BEST A i ERICAN f

\-<0" " you the beneiit of our good juiiment. ; ‘E l MANUFAC'1‘URE,'beingimported direct _

No 9 Hard Coiled

. , ~

~ 2& 4Barb ‘

wife . _

'LH \ .

~ We have about 25

hand, which has been

/ of it-is an good ss MW

_ -, w`re into 4 sections. /,ly - ' $1.00, $i.a_5_._r$2' »' ' _ ¢;\d~'|¢‘yqil§ Station

f from Pittsburg; the bipgestStce1 centre in ~ y/

N0 7, 9, ra, x3, I5, 16 Ga. Sqft Gali,/,__ ‘,_,

;»I5lain Twist. ` ’ _ . 'T'

Slightly _Damaiiedf -Biirli Wire _Mj 4

- Uiihearii ilgi,-fl’l‘-iccs 1

ggngfbf Barb i`|lre‘oa . ‘

5 iheworld. It includes; ‘ -_ 1

Spring Wire _

N012 r- r- " . --

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to the weather. Some We ,have divided thin ~ _ fc_1l0W8l _` , ‘

perioolbs. deliv- -

or phonoyour order.

limited

_ _f\|¢um__“_|||_ no '_' _ ' __ ssss- _* .

room ol the Baptist Church. Char- lottetown, was well illlsd last night at the evangelistic service. The Rev. Z. L. Fssh preached from the text: Acts 16 :7-8 ;~oi;'~ the suh1e_°t.“Guid- suve- by the Holy Spirit." » It was a searching ser&ii“1ollowed naturally the sublect 0! Monday,uigh't. Miss Vera Bake; sang s solo very sweetly. 'l'°l1ilb¢ Kiss Kathleen Doekendorii will slug. Mr. .L_ F. Webster will give the address. The interest is btzinning to deepen very early .this yhor in the meetings. The service begins tonight at _'B o'cloclr.

AT GOVERNMENT HOUBlll.- Mrs.

Rogers and His Honour Governor Rogers entertained. at a delightlul _dinner last night, at Government FIOUBG. members oi the Provincial Leg- islature end other gentlemen to the number of about twenty. Govern- ment House seldom looked prettier than on this occasion, the floral de- corations being exceedingly artistic. The color scheme in the dining room was Breen and. white, the table being set in green, with green candles and shades, and daintily brightened with lilies oi' the valley and ferns. The ,drawing rooms were decorated with Easter lilies, jonqulls and white roses. Needless to say the dinner was in keel'-ing with the best tradi- tiuus of Government House and the evening was delightfully spent until 10.80 when the guests said good night to their hostess and host. The sec- ond dinner to members of the Legis- lature ~will_ be held Thursday even- ing.

PERSUH ILS

Mr. J. C. Ferguson, Bouris, is among the visitors to Chatlottetown.

Dr, A. A. McDonald came to Char-

lottetown from Souris yesterday.

Dr. J. T. Sullivan returned to Souris by the eastern train yesterday afternoon. ' '

Mr. A. Rattenbury, Charlottetown,

was registered nt the King George Hotel, Sydney last week .

Mr. H. H. Cox, Morell, was in

Charlottetown yesterday. He re- turned home in the afternoon.

Mr. F. G, Large, Tryon, was regis-

tered at the Carleton Hotel, Huliiax, on Monday, March 31st.

Mrs. (Capt.) Murchison, Charlotte- town, was a passenger on the Earl Grey returning from the mainland yesterday morning. '

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Roberts come

to Charlottetown yesterday from White Sands. They leave this morn- ing for Vancouver, B. C.

Mr. L. N. MacKinnon, of the Mon-

tague Furnishing Company, Monta- gue, was_in Charlottetown yesterday and returned in the afternoon.

FROM BONSHAW.--The _gasoline

launch "Derry," came down -from Bonshaw yesterday, the first launch out this season.

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gillespie and

fnmily of Milton leave this morning for Winnipeg wlierc they will in fu- ture reside.

Mr. Lorenzo B. _Toombs, North

Rustieo. was among the passengers on the western train yesterday morn- ing.

Licut. J. N. Mcidaohern of 87th

Battery, C. F. _A-._.Bouris, crossed by Earl Grey Monday morning en route to Kingston, Ont., to attend Royal Military College.

Misses Marion Vickerson, Hermit-

age; Marion MacDonald, Pinette and Amy Toon.bs, North Rustico, have returned to Charlottetown after spending the Easter holidays at their homes. ’

Mrs. J. F. Claris, and children, whq'

have been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. (1. E. Pratt, St. -Peters, and other relatives throughout the Province, leaves this morning for Brandon, Mmi.

Among the students returning Mon-

day cg resume their studies were Misses .Teen McF‘adyen, Olga. Crosby, Bertie Buxton, Louise Arnett, Cecilia Noonan, and Mr. Vernal Bell, CBDB Traverse, Mr. Harold Clay, Bridge- town and Miss Francis Matheson, Dundas.

Mr. John Fullerton who has been

on the Transcontinental Survey in

::If you have sore, strained or

bruised muscle, rheumatism, neural- gis you should try Rexail Rubbing Oil. it penetrates Ihe pores, streng- thens the muscles, soothes the nerves and makes you feel fit and film- Large bottle guaranteed money back if dissatisfied 25c. The MacKinnon Drug Co., _The Rexall

nd Ken

_-as

enioyable ' ijolly time. On ea terlng each out ,wal received by s

committsen@d-presentadwvith ls num- oer and w Chairman Rielly called

order th 3p9,ut_ moved _ around and match ps for partners. A 'short psogr ot music, solos _ and

recitauonsyil of a bright and ‘Jolly nature. wa ,excellently given _spd

needless to “xy heartily applauded by ali. The q __ t.ette,~ The Silent Cell (Avril Foo was silently given amid hearty lan _ r, while the special selected or tra selection by - two colored gen _men and a lady (7) was intensely'f` y. April Fool waesl- ways in e#_1dence and even in the toothsome candy a special blend was found which, lor s name, will ,be called "Cotéon Wool chu:-i\_1ates" and like Mrs. Flaggerty's cake made hard chewing-but; Mr. Bethune can supply the cure (7) fc The dainty refresh- ments served by the ladies were hear- tily en1oyed,~_even the biscuit, al- though suqpicously investigated, proved tootlisome and strictly honest in most casfq. Altogether it was a thoroughly enjoyable social and one which should have been more largely patronized. Y. Those who remained at home were cartainly properly fooled. __

FIRST MAIL.-That thc govern-

ment steamer Stanley had arrived a_t_ the Magdalen' Islands early yesterday' morning with the tirst quantity of postal matter delivered there . since last autumn was the information re- ceived in a relayed wireless irom Pic- ton by Charles H. Harvey, agent ol marine and fisheries, says a Halifax exchange. The Stanley carried the mails from North Sydney, landing them. at Amherst and Grixidst9ne,the chic! towns oi the gulf group. She will remain north until this after- noon lor the return mails,aiter which she will leuve lor Halifax vis. Bt. Pn.ul’s Island. In breaking ber way thru the ice iieids to the Magdalene, the Stanley was stuck in the ice oil St. Paul's Island for several hours. The arrival of this steamship in the Magdalene marked the iirst outside craft to be seen there for many months, as during the late autumn and the winter they are shut away from the outside world by a great ex- panse of ice-iields. The regular summer lloat to the Magdalena, the Lady Sybil, is now overhaiiling at Dartmouth, preparatory to resuming the service. On her arrival the Stan- ley will he attached to the Nova Sco- tia agency, while the Aberdeen, sub- sequently to the effecting repairs to her liull, will proceed to St. John and be commissioned in the New Brunswick district.

Western Canada returned to Char- lottetown yesterday to visit his par-' ents Rev. 'l‘. F. and Mrs. Fullerton alter lin absence of four years. He was accompanied by Mr. John Hol- royd who also comes to visit, his par- ents.

u:HARl) COAL. A. Pickard & Co.,

are selling Peanut _size hard coal at $6.00 per ton. _ 3-27Wf-GL

VALUE 0F MATERIAL

CAPTURED AT ADRIANOPLE

LONDON, March 29-The value of

the war material captured at Adrianoplc is estimated nt $35,000,- 000, according to the Daily Tele- graph’s correspondent who adds that it will be divided equally between the Bulgarians and the Serbs, according to un understanding reached between the two.

Sir E. Shackleton. . . 00. JI' cspisln cook .......i'm.-'.81' enum' Captain Cook . . . . . .1'174,. .'l’¢1.’ 151515 James. weaaeli .isza. .'u° is mis. Sir James Ross .. . .184ll..?8' llilim C. E. Borchgrevink.l900./IB’ 5011;!!- capt. amunssen. _ . .isui Arne .Pole Captain Scott . . . . . .1913. ._The Poll, 'rue Pole is 90', and each dense

of sixty minutes is nearly seventy miles. lt will be seen, therefore, that, while Captain Cook attained s. dil- tanoe ol within about 1,180 miles of the Pole, and Waddell in 1824 reduced the distance to less than a thousand' miles, Captain Scott in 1903 succeeded in getting 300 miles further south thin any_of his predecessors.

A TINY REPUBLIG

No Woman Has Set Foot In it For Five Centurlel

'The newest of all European coun- tries ie far and away the tiniest. its`

‘ ' 1 < r - " lf' 'name is Mount Athos, and it came into

existence when the Ambassadors of the Powers decided that, however else the Balkan question was settled, Mount Athos was to be an independent holy republic.

it is a mountain twice as high as

Ben Nevis, near Salonfks, and is cer- tainly unique among the countries of-' Europe in the fact that no woman has set toot in it for live centuries. When. some years ago, the Queen of Rou- mania announced ber intention ot visiting it, the rulers or the holy moun- tain threatened to commit suicide if she persisted. The new repuhllo, which has a little sea-coast ot its own. holds another record. It is the only State in Europe whose national in- come is obtained solely by selling crucifixes, rosaries, amuiets, and simi- lar holy objects. As Mount Athos contains twenty-one monasteries. the export is quite a large one. The least- known of the other pocket 'countries of Europe is San Marino, in the heart of Italy. lt also is a mountain, sur- rounded on three sides by perpendicu- lar cliffs. It possesses nearly a hun- dred castles with an army of about one man to each castle. The lust time San Marino was at war was when one General and twenty-three men solemnly marched out to assist Napoleon, who received them with full military honors. A little princlpcility in Austria, Liechtenstein, has noinin- ally hen at war with Prussia ever since 1866. At any rate, peace has never been made.

STORY OF STRANGE DRUG

Ledy'e Sudden Death After sn Eccen-

tric Life ` " " »

Evidence was given at a Manches-

ter inquest regarding the eccentric life or a woman o_l!_j" independent means named Hela!f"*Bruce, aged thirty-seven. A brother-in-law stated- that none of her family had lately known where she was-_liy_i,iig. She had been in Australia for about twen- ty years, and came back recently.

A Rattiing Good Tonic

that is what one of our customers calls Nya|'s Ili- gestive Tonic. Another man said it sweetened his wife after being s sour dyspep~ ii.: for years.

One wife said she had

io take it away from her husband,she couldn't_coolr enough to satisfy his sp-

petite.

If you are not feeling up to

thematic perhaps your stom- ach is causing the trouble.

Members of the family tried tb‘com- munloste with her hyjending regis- tered letbers to the last'-address -they knew of, but withoiitjliicriessl They presumed that she ,had retumed to Australia. About -ten years ago, when , she was in Japan, she suffered from ‘ 'a' very severe atiick of sunstroke, and about eight years later in Australia she was very ill from blood-polsoningf, and her left thumb had to he amply, tated. She had travelled almost coal tlnuously for the last twenty years.:-` Hrs. Dunsvin, at whose house Brucdg ,had lodged, said \thst _during toufqrl inonths she had only been three tiine§_~_ out oi! the house._ Shehad complain§_. ed about ner health, and a docliovwul called in. She always seemed to be in s stupor, but witness had no dell- nite knowledge offlbr taking driillf [When she complained of her troubles she 'went in nys! .\wlti_iers dia not think she was fight in heir'

sd." Dr. Magian said that when ‘ was called to lee her her com-

er twelve months befo when the ged in another house in Moss Bids.

Worth wliileiindiog out any- gate were very vague-gl°.bed'-'een

way. A - »

Price 5oc'a bottle. _ "

.lolinson & Johnson -

The Quality Drug Siore.` i

._ ,_ _. , _

. For quick, r'--7

cool, smooth rf.” 5 h ave-~rlie i ‘ ,lr-.~.‘-iw bes: you liavci|!.{l__E§_' ,. eireéfihad---yr u _ nee lo ' sc -_~ ,_-1'_=`>‘.‘i`{ Crilgnte’sl‘..p- ,,,-,,,{-_'5.`- ` »-f,= le s lr avi .rg " Powder---t h e '-

illal x\

Powder

Shortcas the Shave

~ This powder works up into

a rich creaihy __]a'ilie‘r on the face.penetrs\es‘lindsofteus tl e inosttough and wiry heard and

makes a short. nick. ess

> §hl1l\ll’y_'*1”Urm, . .*, . Msg

149 Gr. George Si.

_ ‘l Y.

P1¢°Sf\==¢,,l°i>_°fe\=evinz- Put up in handsome nickel plated

'1":haTwo¢Macs A

could not decide whether she was suf- hériiig from disease or from taking drugs. Hs considered all the poisons Qllrnew. but could not uiink or elle

t would produce all the symptoms

post-moi-tem examination, said lie sound notliing.to ifiske him suspect that death was due to anything but natural causes. The appearances were quits consistent with heart Kafliire. L_ verdict of “Death from nam-si esiises'_‘ was returned.

our-is`r ss Ninety

and although entering upon ninety-second , year, up to within' -Oilhteea months oi his demise had eg #Ill in imD\\\_’ttnl»m§tdll“'b0U| a the ies s.iid“tlie bowling greens.

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styles,

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K _ |{| _\ ah? \ .'i " ii" 1' iiiif.;

.....,$io.oo

A light brown worsied suit,

three builon sack style, very popular in the larg- er cities Brown will be worn much this summer. This suit is splendid y iinishrd and worth every cent of $i2.5o but you can have it for. . . .$1 r.0o

V e was then in a drowsy state and stylish Suit of .fawn her condition wee very puzsling. Ho W°l'5~¢d» fafllilf l1ilht<!'

than . the other suits splendid for summer wear-

geli finisheid lbrouglniiit, neat iting'_ an an undonbedly good value at....'........$l3.5o

she had. On one occasion he noticed A his ll” ‘if '“i" i“"‘_""~°¢ “nd on . mee, of paper -the an-ne of ._ _ _ rheviotl in all shades of bl_ue poison. sn Indian arrow poison, ours- "‘“d- ‘“°°k: Tm’ "“ `P“"°' ri, which might produce s. number at ....,,,,,!"“;f¥ ““°"“° 'md "i th’ P'i°.° _the symptoms. She round out that he ’°,» ‘°§“”;' ,f“d. b_f’“°" '“" had seen the Donor. and sho did not . ., __ F “Mmé 2 '"'"`;'$'2'5°‘ ball again. Dr. Leech, who made lhs 'H “ ‘5'°°" ' '°°' 8' '°° 'md

good line of ‘suits in tweede and worsteds. rn a i n ly in browns and greys but s good sprinkling ofclher colors and mixtures, sho wn in single and donnie breasted styles. Priced at $14.50 to ............. ..$r6.oo

‘ Tailored suite, the latest

cancun num nelgilnr riieli sr ills ' - keg -

_ <- - p their shape .residencs,~ Bsseousdeld, Rather-glen. ye” or your He was one of _the most popular bowl- be ,ef,md,d_

.urs and _outlets in the West ot Scot _ aye ghgpgd _wr

WHEN you buy a suit you want to get full value for your money in style, lit, materials, finish and gen- eral workmanship. You donft Want t 0 look like a mariufacturefs dummy when you appear on the streets. You want a suit that iooils

distinct, stylish, smart.

We are showing now a ifeinarir- .

ably good line of

N ew,Smart,Stylish Good-Fitting Suits

made by expert men taiiors in ri clcziii, opt-ii, saili- triry workshop--not factory made ~noi llie product

of sweat-shop methods.

Our Society Brand and zotli Cciitury Brand

clothing especially are made by the liigliest snlziri _ ed taiiors in the country, - every suit is cut by

' hand'.”W e guarantee to give you perfect satisfnc- ,

tion before you pay one cent for your suit, that it will fit perfectly, wear well and stand a reasonable

amount oi rough usage

VVe want to prove that the suits ue sell are `

tile best by test-the only kind you can afford to

Pick From This List

_ _ * * A full range of sims ill

each line- 3410 44.

Asingie hreasiei suit,three

button sack style, made iu a d-irk brown striped iweed, well finished and smart in appearance and worth every cent of the money . _ .. ......$8 75 three piece suit in brown '- slid 'grey rweeds, made in new- st style, single breiisted sack, better materials and better tail- oring than the above

natural figure, c-_.liar hangs just right and trousers have belt loops and hip straps, guaran- teed to ht you 516:02' ' to"'~ ....... $lo.oo

zoih Century suits, guar-

sn‘eef.l to keep their _ shape or your money will be refunded We have hundreds oi samples of fabri-s here and- if you cannot find a suit in this line that pleases yo'-i,yo\i can select your choice of cloth from our samples ‘sud we wifi have one ma-“le to your order Every 2oth'Ceutiiry suit you buy is guaroiieed fo fit perfectly before you pay one cent for it- :oth Century suits sre` not ready-modes-they are tailored by hand by ex- perimen workers in one of the largest and best clothing shop< in Can- ada. Shown in blue, black, brown surl grey ,- tweeds priced at $10.00' $z2.5oand......;24.~oo._ ..

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