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in your Stove or Fumace.

OUR C_(_)AL is'in sheds, all 'clean and dry, this isiworth while to you. . 'When~in-needof Coal or Wood,

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1 CIIRONIC DISEASES

Victoria Ilotel, Cli‘Io\vn, P. E. l.

OFFICE HOURS-12 to 3 daily. Fees in ad vzuice. At Office or Residence---$5.00. Treat ment i\lonthlY~~$l00.00.~. _

MORSON & DUFFY

Barristers and Attorneys

Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada

, MONEY T0 LOAN.

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',‘Just received in perfect condition

one -hundred and ilfty cases Navel o ' es Wholesale, Carvell Bros

ll lfrnfessiinal illaids-ll

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Hughes' Dip

For Sheep-, Cattle Horses, Hogs, Poul-‘- try etc. An Ideal Disinfectant.

Sold

Wholesale and Retail '

‘_Ge_‘o'. E. Hughes _

The l’eople’s Druggist

“Our line of smokers supplies' is as

nice and complete as the most partic- ular smoker could possibly desire. here for your supplies ami you’ll enjoy a good smoke. The 2 Macs, 149 Great George Street. Mldtf

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“CHECKS ARE FASHIONABLE

THIS SEASON, TTHE WOMEN WHO WISHES T0 DRESS IN THE MODE IS CERTAIN TO BE CHARMED WITH OUR ALL WOOL BLACK AND WHITE CHECKED CLOTHS. THESE GOODS ARE VERY MUCH IN DE- MAND AND YOU ONLY PAY LAST YEAR'S PRICES. PATONS.

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tely free? This is an opportunity you may not again

have. it is yours for but n limited time-_take ailvantarze ol

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or Palmolive Cream will receive three regular _size 15(-. cakes of the rlellglitfiil llalmollve Soap absolutely tree. Do

you want. them. if you do call today~-now,

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-have _earnestly striven _to . _ _ é es_t_¥bli_sh *such a reputation _and believe our old_i_’riends

w" "say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only - our-best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

l'-lickey & Nicholson'l`ob. Co.,

Phone 345 ' -

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BEAVER

takes the place of Iath, plaster and ',D OARD wall paper for the walls and coil- ‘ ____ _

ings of every type of new or-re‘- --

' modeled building -

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‘ Will I Improve Any Building

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' Beautiful Walls and Ceilings add 100 p.c to _

. ' 'vtheieffectiveness of your home. To that advantage .

you add many others by using 1

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beautiful and durable

colors--is never cover¢dNS E

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wii.i'$l'il'ii'i£?Ji‘§sr MARKET PRICES

with unsa_ni_ta¥Y Wall » Paper. _ _ __ _

It needs no » repairing.

as it does not crack.

Let us show you just - what it looks like, and tell you its 41 great ad-

vant*ges~_

" "convenient form. It is _ .

Russell. Bruce and Hazel, also a sister Mrs. Dan McPherson of Edmonton. A mother two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Dewar of Montague Mrs. L. A. Mc-

IT _ PAYS to buy In this province.-

TRYON BAPTIST-Services will be

held next Sunday-Westmoreland. 10.30; Tryon, 2.30, Albany. 7.00.

‘ KELLN/_'S CROSS CHURCH.-The time for receiving tenders for, Church at Kelly‘s Cross. has been extended- in Tuesday, t.he_23rd i_nst._ T068.

ST¢ JAMES' CHOlR.- St. James

Chou- reiiei-not wiu be in-ia this even- ing at S o’cIock. Special Easter music. A i’ul_l, attendance is requested.

_WHEATLEY RIVER.- Rev. H. It.

Bell will preach in the Wheatley River Hall on March 21st at 7 p. in. Services will be held every night dur- ing next week at the same hour.

SPECIAL MISSION-During this

and the coming week. Baptist Chur- ches of Tryon are holding United Services. Each night. Saturday ex- copied, at 7.30 o'clock.

ANNUAL MEETING-The annual

meeting oi"the Rogers Hardware Co.. Limited,.took place in their oiiiceson Wediiesday evening. The annual statement was presented to the share- holders and showed a very satisfac- tory increase of business over the pre coding year. Since the re-organiziv tion, which took place in November, 1911. thevolunie of business has in- creased nearly 100 p, c., and notwith-

at 'I o’clock. '

scorciironr AND vicmirv

were recent visitors in Charlottetown Messrs. John Weir, John A. McDonald. ,J_oliii Mclienzle, Henry Hughes and "Charles Fisher. The central part of the Island is being visited by the worst snowstorm or the season, start- lngon Saturday the thirteenth and continuing up to the time ot' writing with a heavynorth-west wind blowing, turning it into an old~timo blizzard. lt looks as If March‘ intends to keep up to the old saying, "ln like n lamb _and out like a llon.“ On Wednesday night ot' last week the Churchoi' Fort Augustus was entered by some un- known person or persons who ritled the candelabra cash box of its con- -tents, which amounted to ten dollars ‘ and made ii getaway without being discovered. It looks as if whoever committed the daring robbery went fully prepared, for ln order to get at the contents of the cash box which was locked, four screw nails had to _be filed oft’ before the box could be got open. lt is reported that a man who is living near the church, wlille but feeding his stock for- the night. saw ii person passing close to the barn and upon speaking to hirn received no answer and it was afterwards thought was the some person that

‘committed the robbery. lt is_ a pity

standing the curtailment Iii business that the culprit Could not bo hunted

since war was declared, every month showed an increase ovor the same month o._ year ago. During the past your many improvements have been mode in the establishment and ex- tra floor space had to be tnken, and tlio selling and olilce stall' increased. 'l`lie prospects of a large business for tho ensuing year is nssiirerl. as the p|'iri‘i~i ot' all farm products will be uinlntuliied and a' much larger urea of land put under cultivation. The fol- lowing otllcers were elected: George J. Rogers, President; Aeneas A. Mc- Doiiald; lx". (`..*Vice-president; John M. Gillis, Secretary~treasurer. `

AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE.

_-The evening of March 15, was spent in a very enjoyable and profitable manner by the residents of Elllottvnle in their district schoolroom where nn u.ddress on Patriotism and Production was delivered by Mr. Richard Creed in such clear concise language aiid` earnest manner that it made it last- liig impression on all who had the plesure of being present. A number of questions ot' general interest were asked by the interested audience, and answered in a satisfactory manner by Mr. Creed \vlio also gave some points essful. A vote of thanks moved by tion) (ut which he has been so succ- essful. A vote af thanks m oved by Mr. J. J. Wulsli, seconded by Mr. J.S. Gill, was unanimously adopted and tendered in eloquent manner by the Chairman. Mr. Patrick Koughan. A

loyvn and brought to justice for a person who would enter and rob n cliiirch at the dead hour of iiiglit. is

Pliersoii, Valleytleld East, and three

‘ MR. NATHAN Pi.=.nc|vAi_. _

The f0ll0Wl1l€ men from Scotchfort The funeral of late Nathan l‘er.Z\'al

,ot Crapaud took place at 1.30 p. ni., Tuesday to the Methodist Cemetery, Crapaud. A short service was held _at 'the house led by Mr. Robert Sim- nioiis after which the body was taken tothe Methodist Church where the beautiful and impressive services were conducted by Rev. W. A. Thoinpaon

in the ' . - Lor,.Rev. G. M. Young. The deceased who was in the 67tli_ years of his nge ls survived -by it widow, formerly Miss Annie Sherren of Crapaud and the sympathy of tlie many friends goes out to her in her great loss, and the

community wlll_ suffer also in the loss -_ ‘ .

ot’ such an estiniable citizen, us the deceased always was. The pall-bearer.; were six brothers of Mrs. Percival, Messrs James, Alfred, George, Albert, Samuel and David Sherren. . - .-Suuk to his rest. like tired child.

- lie lies in slumber deep,

Safe folded iii the arms of liim

\\'lio giveth llls beloved sleep.

Capt.

Vnsarl, Barbara (Macl.ellunl Matheson, (‘ni'- digaii. P. E. I., died iii New York on Feb 10th in the seveiitieth year, P. ld. Island has sont .forth 'many captains who have made high niiirks iii the world but feu' have zittniiiegl as high n position with such rreilit to tliciiii-

selves and honor to

He spent fifty-one

cely bearing. tall,

ln coiiversulioii he

uiiai oldahle absence of the Pas roll on, ten thousand

thou rettlrn."

CAPT. MATHESON.

--~ ~ ` Nay doth he rest!

Angus Matheson of the S. S. night

the oldest sou ot' Donald and

' knows

\\`lio giveth his bel

the late Capt. Matheson.

_on the sea and he was one of the-01d- est officers of the Lamport and Holy

THE MINTO. -- The MIDIO lelW°° hrotliers, D. A. on -the liouiesteiul.-‘llliie of steamshlps. p .

Plctou for Georgetown this morning Wallace and Angus B.,ot' Bos_t.ou.»li. -forty years he commanded ships oi’

this line sailing between Liver ool, _South American ports and

Capt. Matheson w

erect; he was strong. voleiit. and of ii very allty which won liliii many

brlglii uinl fust-Inuting and it wus deed a riire trout Io lit-ar lilin .spezilr of his adventures nt sen.

The waves of the uilglity Atlantic

its blllows but one great captain has made his last voyage. His earthly career is closed. ln their grief his rc- latives bow in subniisslori to liiin who said ‘Dust thou nrt and unto dust .shalt

“Hc restetli now. No more his breast .lieaves with its weary brearli, Pain sets' no longer on his brow,

Where lies the calm of death.

He restetli not from praise;

ills spirit. winged willi rapliiro,

No more eartlis weary ways,

But ever towards the infinite

I-lis flight ou, upwards ilolli he ke:-p 1 "Extra Nu. I llerring

For he gives active tirelesmiess

their country as

years of his life

Liver ool l-‘or _over W

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was

ships sweep o'cr

GEN.‘JOFFRE HAD A

CAPE .

LONDON. March

vices t'rom France, state

__ Jolire. eoniiiiander in

""' Freiii-li army, ha<l_=a

N01 fll\.\' WH' from <lv!at.li, while

uieiits with ri new

.Iii-or standing beside

was killed and the French.

siistiiiiiierl painful iiijuries on

lll`lll. ' '

rc-ls. Loi us have your _ llros., Wliolesulc.

ovcd sleep."

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capable of doing almost any deed.--S. ._ - 2

APPRECIATION-I’robably no of-

flcinl iii the Province is as closely watched or his services as much ap- preciated, :is the mail carrier.. In hue wentlier and stormy, ou good und _bud roads, sometimes impossible to others, his 1-.oniings and his goings are looked for as regularly us thc meal hour. When delayed by unto- ward circuinstances, he is usually blamed; when. through storm and stress he succeeds in depositing his precious burden iii \lie'niail box or at every man’s gate, he often receives little thanks. Ari exception to the lat- ter and a fine sample of well deserved appreciation is given in the following ‘omnuiiiicntion from a correspondent: “We read a lot and hear u great deal "about the right man iii the right place, but. Midgell Marie, Milburn and Church Road. Rural Mail Route, caii- iot only boast of the right man in the right place, but the best. man for the ilace in the Province, ln the person if Mr. Howard Robbins. He is promptly on _time every morning and never missed' a. delivery this season yet, and is one of the most obligiiig and ireiitlemaiily young nieiToii the Island. The route was very fortunate in secur- 'ng the services of Mr. William Rob- bins and son _lIoward, for their mail carriers. it is so satisfactorily coii-

Short meeting for the purpose ot' form- ducted that not even the old postmas-

lng a Stock Breeders Association was then held. \Vlille regretting that the inclement weather prevented n ”lai~ger number from being present, those who had braved the elements were well satisfied that they had been well repaid. Judging by the enthusiasm aroused everyone looks forward to a banner your in all lines ol' production for the already prosperous district of Elliottvnle.

::DlABETES CURED!-Sanol Auti-

l`tialicics has cured hundreds of this dreadful disease and there is no rea- son why it will not do the same roi you. lt is entirely vegetable and the only thoroughly tested remedy for this trouble that we can recommend.-E. A. FOSTER, druggist.

This is the Sto You Read About

- ITIS A CRIME FOR A WO-

MAN T0 GROW OLD AND HAGGARD

LOOKING.

It is an unpardonable crime

for women to neglect their coniplexions, when lt is so easy to protect and beautify them.

Sensatlve skins suffer at

this Season, unless protected Y.-* OUR DUCHESS ROSE CREAM.

This is a white creamy pre-

preparation that keeps indef- initely wltliout becoming ran- cid. Use it at home. It should also be included in every travelling outfit. '

You'll thank us for this ad

when you see how clear and healthy It keeps your skin. .

Prince oNi.v asc. A ao1'Ti.E ~

Johnson & Johnson

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. The Quality' Drugstore

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_ters that weré’so_,loath to give up the post oI_i_lc_es _wpuld be willing to return to the old system again." .

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It. is our painful duty to chroiiii-le

the death of Mrs. Tlionias Curley which occurred at Mt. Pleasant early Jn the morning of Feb. -ith, 1015, at the nge of 'I0 years. There are left .o niourn a grief-stricken husband and one daughter. Mrs. James E. Molin- lee, Mount Pleasant. As ii wife she was always kind and true :ind ever ready to share with her liusbaud the responsibilities of life; as a mother sho was always loving and kind. ller life on earth was spent in endeavoring to walk In the footsteps ot' hor Mas- ter. To know her was to love her. ller remains were followed to the Welliiig- ion Cemetery by a large number of friends and relatives. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. J. A. Mi-Iloiiald, P. P., of Wellington. The pall bearers were Messrs. David Dv- ment, William Grigg, Thomas Wil- liams, Richard Ellis, Robert Murray, Picton Ellis.-(Pioiieer. and ~I"i\rmer please copy.)

MR. MARTIN J. MCPHERSON.

The death of Martin J. McPherson

on Thursday evening, Feb. 25th, came as ii. thunder clap from a clear sky to his many friends in Edmonton, Alta., some of whom were scarcely aware of his Illness. He wasitaken _ sick some ten days ago with pneumon- i Ia, but was not considered dangerous- ly ill iuitll but n few days before his death. Mr. McPherson, was in the prime of life, .being but tliirty~two years of age. lie came to Edmonton

95-A. Street. He leaves to mourn his

lntroduciisig- The First Suits in

New Spring Styles

A Splendid Advance Display Will Be Ready For You To Inspect Today.

_As someone aptly remarked “The New

Spring Suits are beautifully simple, and simp- ly beautiful l” Their simplicity, effectiveness and charm will make you admire them, and any doubts you may-have as- to their not be- ing becoming will be overcome whenyou try them on. » _

A complete description ofthe styles is

hardly possible but generally speaking, the suit coats are mostly tniloredmodels although many are in modified flare effects. Suit skirts all reveal the flare effect around the ankles and include circular. _nrid.;gathered- forms, side and box plaits and yoke effects. Navy blue, is one of the ,most fashionable colors--although _»black, sand, putty; battle- ship grays, etc. will also be popular. -

To Realize their simplelaeauty you must see them. We welcome you to some <>a_=i_t2sr.9£_Ie§9.@Cfi0H;-

Plain tailored, square corners

made in navy, black and brown... _ _

Something a little_fan_cy, short _in front

withlonger box back, trimmed with cloth covered buttons and fancy satin collar. Made in _navy, _copeiihagen and brown. Plaited skirt wi_th yoke effect '

Here’s a nice s_uit_:_ of very fine French

Serge, Empire effect _in back with trimmings of buttons _and braid, square cut in front, plaited sk1rt...._.. ‘ _

Fine French Serge in navy only, made in

Russian bark, short cut away front, fancy silk collar and black buttons to match._.........,.:.._ ................... _- _ Plain Navy Serge Norfolk Suit, plaits on sides and back, _trimmed _with_ cloth covered buttons, plain circular skirt with yoke effect. Price $22.00. Also_ plain _tailored serge in blue and black, plaited skirt and square`corner_s on coat ......... ° _

Fancy suit_ of black serge,_plai_t_ed sa_tiii

collar, sil braid across back; trimmed with cloth covered buttons, skirt plaiterl with apron effect in back ...... °

Fancy suit of Amyt_hes_t basket clot_h;

fancy silk collar,'cloth c_overed_buttons, platt- ed coat in back, pretty yoke with buttons on skirt, this also comes in brown

. . . . . . . . . . ..-................. .............. ....-

Navy suit of Ottoman Cord, new high_ waist

effect in back, very short box_ style trimmed with black inlayed with white corded silk shawl collar. Sle_eves 3-4 length with lace.Skirt box plaits back and front. __ °

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Russian blue Ottoman cord _Russian, ef-

fect with plaits in back, fancy silk collar to match. Plailecl skirt .... .. _ - °

Russian Green Gabardine cloth suit, short

belted effect in front, longer in back,trimmed with black- braid and buttons, cloth collar trimmed with braid and buttons, satin reve i ,

very pretty frilled cuff trimmed to

match collar, silk linings to match.. -- < .

Silk Poplin of light navy,-coat with yoke

in front, with cord omamcnts, inverted plai_ts in back, rather semi fitting but loose in front with points. collar of fancy silk to match, skirt plain flare with cluster 00 of 4 plaits on sides ............ ...... .. »

I'roni Bellevue, P. E. I., some nine .

years ago and enjoyed a large circle of friends and acquaintances here. The funeral was held on Saturday after-

noon from the family residence 11924- ~ _

lbss' a wfilow anti" tliree "children, _ - _ _

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V p_|_la I il I '___ laaaai is

""i"'. oilifiuiiiii. atmsay' “"

_ engers with cream of

tarter, isthe old reli- a_ble.timetes_te_d f.¢__ _ _ ; 'etly “Sulphur and M3- _asses,"puI_;_up in amore ‘

"` easier to take, butjust ‘

assafe,justas sure,andi `

far more satisfactory than the old fashioned remedy

Macs Sulphur Lozen gers is the best blood purinei°procurable.Try t. Price25c

The Black Fox

llloilernized and Made Beiter._

Mac’s Sulphur Lcz- I I

Publicity

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l We Have a Full _Stock of Hi h-Grade Cutlery. _Here

I A - 'Let the investor and the Rancher living in Western Canada, ‘ and the middle Westem States know what you have to offer.

A 'Have' y°“ S°ld y°"r Foxes this year' _ d _ th ln pocket knives, razors, kitchen and tablectati

t k f C sell'nv, i not a vertise wi us._ l ,_sc'ssors. ctr., we are sure _we can supp y a _yff

and 13;? ti'§si)il¢3°..»¥~?l'é Sl¢l.n‘}‘l€aRwBLAl(ZK FOX” is the only Foxr tight fair anyone. Our stock is large and so dis- Magazine in the world. It isicirculated everywhere. Wehwill insert played that you can pick out your favorite article H 990031 dis IW Card f01' Si! d0ll31'S M1 ISSUE- It Will Dfly YUU YO, in an instant and our courteous salesmen will_ai_d _lhave your ad,vertisement appear in thisspace. I you in selecting with the expert advice acquired

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Write us for terms on laiéger space. Help the -lndustry by '°mvE pe" __ ____ Stork- mm

"n nd et ourfrien sto othe same. -_ _ esecure o ~ _.

subsmb' "3 8 y - ~ __ manufacturersand can-insure

A A one . ar for' ‘Nu M' construction, fine material

~ I -*_ each individual piece. .. .- .i out

iruisnngl rica;-uae Femieil is