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..-_ ,_ , _ __ _ , _ _ U '"l`HE LA'rEs'r saws THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN '_,_|-may-_ -oy gn,-» vi- - .. , _ - PAGE FIVE

f-RAN-Till WITH A 4 NEUIiAlG|li

“,FliU|l'-i-TlVES”_W|U.lLWiYS , SURE TH|Sl.Tll0lllll.E

,Neiiralgia is really blood isoiiiii . To treat it with opium, iiibrpliiiii cocaine. “headache powders” and other; “pain-killers" is |`1`eri||1¢_

'I`he only possible way to can Nm.

ralgia_i» 10 purify flie blood bv making 1li`pKidne_vs,'7`liawels and Skin fl., their proper work in iiature'.\i ovrii wav.

'l'\ii|is the way “l<`rnii-a-iivesl' cm-es

Neiiralgia. -,“_l"i'uit-ii-tires” prevents me foriiiation ofllric Acid- keeps the wh.-,it systeln strong and active and will al`wuys cure .\'euralgii\_ Rlir-iiiiiatisiu and lliuiduclies due to poison:-il l»l¢i°¢l_

501:. a box, 6for }z,5o, or trial size,

254'. At dealers, or froiii l"ruit-ai-tires Liiiiitt-tl. Ottawa.

CliARL0l”lETOWN oUrE|v's couiviy-

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*l-ui\@$» `- _ '

_ It pay” £0 hill' in this province

Miss .Km ' be ‘ _ "’ "*=‘lff“'i f°Fiendirg_°i!ri'tiiii.piiiiryr.'vem'

'Mrs Harry Holman, S 'I E

Z °“\° "vm a tru: in sustain. H

School Inspect f » vice the late C(iirap1(;(3;`fe(;2,,?|1(;°‘lnty'

Miss Belt 'th ir ~ _ s. A. Mebnillrlidir, .;2'.i.n';;'m{°§’

in », ' '

Provinces. 3 t ¢ Maritime

George Walk } Holman. Ltd., siiiirrniil-'firriemiriiié iii ;l:|e_city Saturday returning from 3

“nes” "IP £0 the (`-anadisn and

American markets,

Walter Lea, fV‘-t ' . _ innu win sririfss K QM' P' 1'” 1°'

' ` ummerside,

frmix to the city Saturday, r-¢+,..m.

“’““‘°“d Jvhnlwii. teacher oi

Bracki-ey Point, img been appéinted

` Mrs. John D. Hume, Murray Rive was in the city Saturday.

guests of Rev. Father Gaudet.

New 'Yor and Boston Saturday.

Urday on the special from Geor

mainland.

to be present.

' ’l`he. Montreal Gazette says: It i

J. B. and Mrs. Gaudet, Miscouche,

spent the week end in Iona, the

Miss Miirnaghan, miiliner for

Btanley Eros., city, returned from

L. A. Wright came to the city Sat-

go-

town after a business trip to the

Prof. Ross will hold seed classes at

Grand River, Lot I4, on the after- noon of March 20th., beginning at 2.00 p.,m. All interesrtcd are invited

reported that the Rev. Dr. Morrison, an eminent Roman Catholic priest of Prince Edward Island, will scon be named Bishop of Antigonish, replac-

nooiui it iiieiisoii 2 I -iiiooiiii an Meiroii , I ,"’iiiiiii-iii-iss iiiez.,,i.,y _ ,

and less in practically every line in the lot. i -

ings.m the inte' agricultural meet-

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-iii - -_A new "’ 0° “mil 22“d» and Spring~

TONlC

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Drug Co

l'ie ri

wk- .~'in:.! `o

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6593” H

i°.i.?.'Zr'.’f.f.";-. if, “fi W5."

. Silc and $1 rr ban

So e Agents.

The Ma liimioii

Cor. Gi G¢¢_ 5. Ki

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(lil

have thi airgrowe

Ri3xAi.i.

si 0 I0

Devo M rest of dairyiug at

Lot 8 on the 23rd, of March All

interested are invited to bo present.

defeated the 'I‘ail0i~'e ma b

ed tl‘°'“"`°l"°S 10 he Dre‘ty evenly l’“lF““*~‘*l- _PGICY Rodd refereed to the entire satisfaction of all.

Dr. H. D. Johnson and Mrs. John-

son returned home Saturday from a thiee weeks visit to New York, where the doctor took a course in the l’ost Graduate School. While in New york they were the guests of Rev. Dr. M. J~ MCL¢0<l. the talented and elo- fllleflt Pastor oi the Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas.

Miss Kal-le Flynn. head milliner for

Chandler and Reddin, city, was among those returning to the city on Saturday. Miss Flynn has spent the past few -weeks attending diflerent mlllillery 0l>01\ll\§S in the Provinces H1111 hula lust returned from St. John, where she attended the recent open- ings there.

At the police coTirt| in this city

Saturday the prohibition case against. John Byrne was adjourned for one week. That against Dr. J. A. C. Rodgeirson, Vernon River, was dis- missed. A party who owned a dog

-qu-.pang A _,_-A---~ _

which had liitten a little boy appear-

Pu ' that I have purchased the ent're stock- l5° Undef!-Hliiht C0 ind as I have no conn

Undertaker in the Province I will

zua antee satisfaction when your orders are 9 s vice of our profession is required.

Yours

aim

M2 we Edward Hotel

el'

'fy 'the be Dav Y C0

`on to e when th

A. H.

Fume Director and Emb

Office 207 Prin e St

st Church Phone $9 J. Reside ce.

b ic

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ral

erehy noti goodwill of t

with an

n it Dos ti sted to m

Qpnosito Bapti tl lfurther noti

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and action be i intru

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m""l\ * (icon -*DENTAL* woizic

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At Reasonable Prices.

lf you wish Iooddental wor_k done' and .vnnt it done at reusonuble Prices. ca I on tis. You w ll get honest. reliable. work- work that will be entirely satisfactory in 1- vt~i~\‘wiiy. We have all the inoatliiiproved appliances und skillful dent sts. W 0.Wlll triinuyoii xently and as palnlessiy as it is poem le to do. _

Dr Robins .....'.f’.i°.".’$i‘ 7.2¢.,

“NADH ,WK

ed on the charge of keeping H vicious dog. He was fined $5 andthe dog was ordered to be destroyed, the fine to be paid after the destruction of the dog.

The ‘presentation of "My Geraldine"

in the Opera; House on Saturday evening was even better that the previous night and left nothing to bel desired. The audience enthusiastical- ly received each member, and The Prince Edward Amateur Dramatic Club are to he heartily congratulated on the talent they possess among their members. The sad but pretty story which they so splendidly repro- duced was the topic of conversation

heard their future performances of the future will he eagerly looked for.

S.atiirday’s paper and further com- ment would be unnecessary. The lad- ies were graceful, prettiiy gowned and their words were clearly heard all over the hail. The gentlemen equally

sustained theirparts and throughout most Drogresshc l>f'0Vll\C¢ of the the entertainment was one of rare Dominion He believed these schools pleasure. There were no tiresome were the best way for the Govern waits, the intervals being filled with ment to spend money. They always

hri ht son and fine instrumental

violin music is always a feature Of any entertainment. '

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Further particulars oi the death of

George McCormack are to the effect that he left Georgetown at seven in the evening to drive across the ice to his home in Boughton Island. It was blowing 5 gale at the time. With snow flying. He took the ice _Bt Burnt Point, and would; hai/e_ about four miles to go before reaching U19 destination. The boil!! was f°““‘1 near McAskiIl's Point at De Gros Marsh, about two and s. hal! miles from McCormack's home and two hundred yards from the shore. The horse was iound on the shore aE°1“§*- u fence and in 5 snow bank. Wiwfe "- had remained all night. Theideceased had been subject to ePil°DUC fits ‘md it is supposed that when seized by one of these he had fallen from the front part of the sleigh, between the riinncrs. All i¥\<l.“0H¥ was held at Bougmon Island by Coroner Dr. Al- lan of Cardigan. The jury Nttimod n verdict of "accidental death. T118 evidence ol those who had found the body shbwed that marks were visible on the ice where the b0d¥ mid bee"

dragged. The cuts on the haiid wex;e evidently made DY the h°"9”“ h°°' The deceased, who was about thirty- iive years of a§°. WHS 9- 9"`°“g~ hardy msn, who had spent his life on the farm. '

R EMMOV E D

~ 'We have re- moved from no

Euston Street to .x8o ueen ` St. to stables formerly] oc-

cupied by Fred. Cameron. ffilllu These stables are situated between the tailoriu establishments of John

T. ‘Mckenzie and James Calleglsaiir most-f convenient to every Y- large roomy, tion large

oiin will and

in connec-

horses

We old

one

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p";ri.zz:'.°.‘:ii;°i.::.§ri...';:2

.Shout from the houaetopv of- Bread

'gqdngu-»B\il if QUALITY be lacking.

way back and all down I What we

§,‘:',,, ,,,,_,,,.,n:r _ QuAi.i'rvi .ina you-|| .|¢|y| Hn it in our _.`avai>oi\/irrn cizaniu iuesnn

Provo it for your self. _

ing the late lamented Mgr. Cameron.

Misses Kenny and McNeill, Sum-

merside, milliners from Holman’s, Ltd., Siimmerside. came to the city Saturday on the special from Geox' e- ’

Un Saturday night after band in *hi* Arelifl. the Gresccnts hockey team

m y a

§§°"° °l 4‘3~ The game was fast

|'0“lZh0Ut and the two teams show-

a agriculture, the two most important forces in the world. Time was when to be an agriculturist was to be .un- educated, but we are coming to learn that to be a successful farmer, one

on Saturday last and by the remarks must have education of the hiEl1€Sf-

order. Mr. West, on behalf of the town, thanked the government for

The cast was the same as given in choosing Innisfail as one of the four

1 Ehe school and for the tinal and most important being held here the centre

oi the most progressive district of the

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music hy the orchestra, under the ing such institutions as these weie iendernirip of rrni. vrnnicnmiie. whose receiving a lasting bandit-

time Provinces.

ed and thirty-three per cent. improv- ed. There were no deaths during the yyear. Dr. A. F. Miller, a native of Charlottetown, is Superintendent of this institution.

The long program at the People‘s

Theatre Saturday night was an ideal one and contained plenty of stirring situations. nicely interspersed with fun. Coward or Hero was a pathetic photo story, as all mining disasters are, but it gave the interested on- looker n fine idea of the strength of mind and firm belief that can be sus- tained when even death is near. A Daughter of the Mines was a pretty love story which ended happily for all, while the hunting scen_;_,,"In Full Cry" was as pretty a picture as one could wish to see. Running Away From l"ortune was decidedly good and was one of those pictures in which new faces are always appear- ing with tiimliles and troubles ga- lore. The American fieet in Franco was a magnificent naval picture. Billy Stewart is still the favorite singer and sang two up-to-date songs amid the cheers of the audience who always demanded sn encore.

During the session of the agricul-

tural school recently held at Innis- Iail, Mayor G. W. West, formerly of York, extended a. cordial welcome to all. This school, he was pleased to observe, was a halllly merger-almost

perfect one-of educational and

aces to he this year honored with

the best mixed farming district and

turned ood value .and all attend-

F' ‘H

Warning to

Stock

Raisers

The Canadian Governnienl

Chemist in |907 in a book Wil" ! lished in tiieiiitercsts of farmers I ininly slated that upon exziiiiin: , ibg most of lhe_ stock ‘ i`00_ilS. ' lic louiid that they Col\HlSl€d largely of wheat siiiisttiiicefiiiely

ground, \\'itli very little virtue.

l “Royal Purple' 'S tock Specific

is composed of lierb_s &c. A 5° rent package contains 70 days

treatment

Ask for 32 page booklet. ,

Powders

Macfs Condition Powders are liailed_ by proniiiieiit stock mis- _ era as the very best that can ba secured- -they are efficient, ec- I onomical and reliable Mac's are better because they contain more pure drugs - one ienspoonfiil makes a sufficiently strong dose

for ordinary cases-

Ycu make mont? blf f°°f"_"S

your stock ltlac`s Condition Powders for it innkea wonderful improvements in their condition that will mean added dollars when you want to sell.l’ei~ Pack- age ,,,,............. -... Zsc

The 2 Macs

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town, returning from a visit to va- rious millincry openings in the Mari-

Diiring the past ycar seventy-cn:

tuberculosis patients have .been treat- ed at the Kentville, N.l~l., sunitari- um. Fifty-four of these were' dis-~ charged; eleven per cent. have been apparently cured, forty-three arrest-

READ - Tllli LIST

COMMON PINS, 365 _, good

pius on a paper, special sale sc price, 2 papers............

5oo_PINS ON SHEET a very

special value :it per sheet sc

.... ... -».~»¢¢»¢»|»-

PREMIER SAFETY PINS.

nickel plated, highly polished formerly 50 card of one dozen.

Sale Price 3 cards . . . . . . .

I r , 11...

Order by Mail A '

Tuke advantage of this splendid chance which will

only be opened to you for .. _ _

ONE WEEK----ONE WEEK `

Buy all the little tliiiigs you will need for tlie season-

coiupare with the prices you have been paying---mid you

I will realize what it means to do business by xunil with this

store.

This morning "we" commence as new and unique bargain event in Charlottetown. It is our grieidti

SALE OF SMALL Vi/ARES

'UP ON THE SECONDIFLOOR WE HAVE PREPARED THE GREATEST ARRAY OF » SMALL

WARES ever shown in any retail store in P. E. Island., In order to secure the great price reductions which, we describe below we had to buy very nearly a wholesale stock- and as a result we are offering you wholesale prices

S IT IS LITTLE EVENTS THAT BUILD UP GREAT ONES--LITTLE SAVINGS THAT build up

riches. For example - you buy a' five hundred dollar piano for $400 and you save just 20 per cent. If you buy a five cent paper of pins for 2 I-2c you save fifty ner cent. Now for one week we will offer you chance to save from 25 p. c.Vto 50 p. c. on all sorts of SMALLWARES.

NIFTY NOTIONS-BOBBY NOVELTIES-NICE NICK NACKS-~NEXT TO NO'l`l’iING.

- READ THE l.lS'l'

DOME F AST ENERS. wash

able, white or black three sizes,

ioriiier price sc or dmci:

. \ Salepricez<loz............

-s > »

' HAIR Nl.'7I'S.€>lI R good sire

all col-*rs regiilar _,._ each,

Sale price 2 for. _ _ _

RED (.`Ri`_lSS IIA] lf. Nl*/I S u.

5c S _ _ _ ' ' - - . pleudid not iii separate _sanitary

CARLTQN SAFETV pi NS, I $100 ordcrs shlppal expm” hee' i Al holder. all eslizidczz regular

of solid brass nickel plated sizes ' ' ' price mc. Sale price 2 for. .

1, 2, midg, as well as assorted

on card. Regular price ioc5 card. Sale price 2 cards . . . . c

HAIR PINS IN PACKAGES

the kind usually sold at nc per paper. Will be oiiered at

special Sale Price i6 pap- ers ..........

loo HAIRPINS IN BOX,

assorted styles, graduated sizes,

usually sold for 5c box. Sale Price. 3, boxes for.. . .

Cl‘ILLULOID' HAIR PINS,

four pins ou card, assorted sty- les, former price 5c per card off- ered at Sale Price 3 cards for...... ................10e

CELLULOID HAIR PINS,

large .size four plus on card re-

gularly sold at loc card. Sale Price 3 cards for . . . . .. c

HAT PINS -- Extra large

lieads 6 pins iii each stylish

box black or white, regular 5 price ioc, Sale Price. . C '

"CHAMPION" H O O K S

ANI) EYES niacliiue' carded black or white, all sizes, former

price 2 for 5c. Sale Price 6 9C cardsfor.....

SPECIAL SEWING NEED-

LES, guaranteed, regular price

5c paper, offered atSzi.le Price 5c ofz papers

DXRNING NEEDLES, best

grade---solid sizes or assorted sizes, for wool or cotton Former

price 5 cents paper, offered 5 at Sale Price of 2 papers. . . . C

KNITTING NEEDLES IN envelopes, nickel plated rust ' proof. Five needles to set, fortu-

READ THE LIST

IIAIR BRUSHES---pure extra long bristles l-Ibony

and fox finished backs, Special Sale Price.. . . . . . . . . . . e

SOLID BACK HAIR BRUSHISS, pure white bristles,

assorted I2 novelty shapes, sold usually froiii 7 5c to 1.00 encli, Special Sale price ................. . . .......

CLOTH BRUSHES. all black bristles a remarkable

value at our Special Sale price of. . . .. . . . . .. . ......

CLOTH BRUSHES extra long black bristles, reds or

irineirs, speeinisrriepriee (7

FIVE CENT LEAD PPINCILS, assorted colours, till

rubber tipped, good leads, usual valtie,’§c, Special Sale price 5 3for .. ....,..............-.-... c

or' 15 cents per dozen. »_» ,

. TAPE MEASURES,dressiualrerii (io inch style. Very

nice lirie usually sold at 5c. Special Sale price 3 for. . . . . . . c

EMBLEM SETTS for cliildren’s suits, stars, auch-

ors, etc, regular price per set 2 5c, our Special Sale prim. . . C

_ BLACK OR WHITE LINEN-'THREAD too yds on

spool, regularly sold for ten cents per spool, our Sole price 15 zspoolsfor ....»..... ........... ......... C

ORKNEY SAFETY PINS best all brass 'pins vvfitb nickle

plate Euish, guarded coils, regular loc per dozen, Our price

oiily'........

PEARL BUTTONS 2 or four holes, - i6 in 22 line sizes

good pure white button. special per dozen';‘.`._ . .. . . . . . . . . . . ..'

SILK-O-SH I NE a splendid iuercerised embroidery thread

for knitting and crochctiug, formerly sold at 5c per spool Sale priceg for._........... ............._........

WOOL MEN DING all colors good quality---needle on

each card, regularly price 2 for 5c. Special- _sale price 5 price 4 cards for .............'....; c

HALF OUNCE BALL MENDING WOOL comes

in black only fornicrly 5c, Special Sale price 3 balls for. .

` ROY/'IL HAIR NETS afine

range '.1-gului`~ly sold at urn cent efrch, Sale price is. . . . . .

H'.lM.‘\N HAIR Nl~I’z`

GU,

200. Sale price . . . . . . . .

CIZLIJIILOID C()i'_l. R sup

porters. :\li iieights, :init price 3 set~.`foi"............

~ I)Ol,'BI.E PRONG collar Sup- ports, assorted style pins, all

heights, fomierl_y sold at r5c

per st-t. Sale price. . . . . .._..~

DRESS SI-II_EI.l`)S, size 2

wasliable shields, former 1 price i 5c pr. Szilf: price . . . .

` DRESS SHIELDS. size 1

waslialile sliielde, rr-gukir I price vor pair. Sale price. .

"Slii,l*II.z""` ‘\/niid Harriers

i. r

iricrli el-1 ii;-' l’mbi1.‘a‘, child S,

in iifls or la-lies, _ rm- (fiction

rgc io 25.: Srl. prim:

i iu_i.‘§'l` ii -\ Ll lids- -. viporters

wi'.li ln., k, e:;ri'u lie'-.uvj elastic Tour simt;~'it .-ti';ip.~. ic-;;‘ul:ir 251: value? Sale price. . . . ..

l"`l.').~\’l`l{l".l§S`I`l’1‘f.‘IrI BRAID

in 0 yd pieces extrfi wide, r.ie\v designs. Sale price is 6 yds foi:....-...................

Fl£A'l`li’ YR. STITCH BRAID

iii extra fine quality. 6 ydpicces, foriiierly .sold at ziic. Sale price lots only 6 yds for. . .

DRESSING COMBS unbrenk

able extra _heavy 8 inches long

_ full

sir :,nny colour,iorinerpri<‘

_l0c

To _ Coiilraclor

er_value 5c per set. Sale |

Pri¢~e2for............-..

COLLAR BUTTONS, one M<>0re& McLeod. .

piece i dozen on card, assorted Chm,l0ttetown_

styles including pointers. sc

Sale Price per dozen. . . . . . . Please mail your sutallivare catalogue.

FREN_CI-IGILTLACE PINS Name . . .

2 dozen pins in book forni,dniuty, ,

aftfggtive, fgfmgfpfige Isgloc | _ Ad;ifESS~¢»»¢»~~ ...»...».......-» Sale Price only.......... -f i -1 -_-I

BEAUTY PINS 3 pins to sci

one large, two small, dull or ’ A ` ' _

bright gold finish, fornier price `& oc set. Sale Price is only ' - f ’ -' - - -

,er _ P

assorted, sit styles. extra good qimlity, regular price :cc Sale price- .

former price r c. Sale price..........i........10c

BLA.CK_ ,RUBBER COMBS

T0t,l'1`H BR l 'SHES special! y

for boys and girls. ordinary Sc price loc Sale price . . . . . _ . .

'1`()O'l`H' BRl?.S`HIi`S special

No. 2 fu-isorterl shzipcs extra good quality. former price 25c 1 Sale price

Policy " ‘

d I covering Total Disiibility is now issued by tlie Mac’s Condition

Suu Life of Cziiizidn. For particulars apply ' to

Charlottetown owm. pm, p

d"“"“ A , - lee Cream Pail:

? 2 R 3 A L_. E

A!urv!p\y‘ors Uoinpass and Chain (stee

‘ " ribboni oe \l»0.00.

393,04 tenders _damned to the o§r}pdv{p.msrs.isii.i.i°.Nicuoi.soN.i,.s.

Mother Superior, Notre Dame Con-

vent, and marked "Tender," will be

received up to noon of ‘Monday;‘ '

April 3rd, for the erection and com- pletion oi a hrlck and stone addition For _

f° N°”.§§, D,‘“”° ,C-°“"“‘°'-°““'1°“°“ at rubiie aueiisi., nerd. iriver nn

own e owes or any tender not THURSDAY' "Ink 23, d 2 ,_ m'

S'l'EWl\RI"S BAKERY. ,

` |49 Gt. Geo. St. `

Streak, |.11¢a|N_ J I? _ N I-ildrslvd

cm “M0 M b '_ th m ; Tlieentaeofth lute Ilaniel_Fi°ai\er, alt - .r.°..r23...l‘.r.° "f" “ -° ° :.'.°.*.::-.i‘i.”i‘:.r.°.i‘..*.".ii.°:;=,.§,i,°i,',:'.‘2.‘::=':.“’ dmwfrmu.

o. a. onareunn '~ -\‘ ‘FRASER-

]0ll|lS0|l & Jnllnson N ‘ ' I We have just landed A

.._0f_

Carpet Felt or Lining

E- BKOW o..i ann.. mu...

` , M¢l\\8¢f F01' P- E- |- " Paprua (l’ulp)'l’ie Plates

'r -~ ~- 4* -~“~--~~~-;°-_~`~?~`;'ff:°"*~'-""`-“_-”" Parchment Meat and Fish Wrap! '

Egg Cases and While Oiiorlasa Fillers.

Schofield Paper Co lid

............. ......,...... Pr... ...... Si~ John, N. B.

swam.

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