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alarm calls at the desired time. , Every zo seconds for 5 minutes it rings, unless the silent switch is turned. It s the neatest little clock you ever saw. Price $2.25.

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All the latest arrivals in men’s

boots can be een here in ve1» our, calf, gun metal and tan

with the short vamp, medium high toe high heels. ’

» Call in and pick out 4 your style today. Prices range 'from black at $3.2 5 to $5.00 and tan at $4.00 t'o.... ..........$6.00

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College Girls \/ college gms geii»¢§:.\/

_ satisfaction if they get

their photos taken here. ` Prrmpt service, `gcoi

/\work, low' prices. /\ COOK S T UDIO

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Auction, :Dole

On -April alst at _JolinlStewart’s,

Hampshire.

The undersigned .will offer for

sale x5 choice milk cows and a number of steers, also some heifers.

One nice driving horse and. one

mare in foal, Terms-Seven months credit on approved joint notes.

M. C. MacKINNON

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SEALED TENDER8 s d,ressed1to the 1 “L“’°i'i"'B"" 5"" °€‘|‘l5'°§" 'Z °»‘i‘.i?1' or ‘o or ri s re . ~ time P:-ovlnesefs wilile be reeeivsd at this amos nam mi P. ~i..°n Tuesday. April 29. itil, tor the supply of coal as mentioned on form of tender.

Forms oi tender o n be obtained at this

D artment andat :hs otllue ofhti. H. Don- nziliy, Bupt of Drsdges. Br.. Jo tl, N. B. Persons tendering are notified that

tenéiers will not be considers? unless ma e on hepiinted forms sunu led. and si ned w th their actual signatures.

sch tender mustibe seeoxpaiind-by

an accepted ohscus onaoha ere bank. aya e tothe nrder of the honourable fha nistar of Pu hiio Works. for smogpt mantle ed iii form of tender, which ll hs forzglted I the arson tendfrinr oe- ol ne oenter into oontrsotw eziesllsd upon to do so, or la l to complete he e n

A tract. lfphe teador be notlseoppted slid 5¢‘¢\1Yi°§ that noble specimen °f

°i'fli‘i'lil' H llilgiiiuliggiihes bind men to

accept tiivlliwest or any tender.

' My rder 0 ire.

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.Come [£10 our ofllce and have your teeth ex insd free o charge. Only takes s few mlntuon and we will tail you

exactly what yo need and ig 'wont :est you one penny. We nilihe tee h d guar-

viteethem to fit exactly, We 35:: guar- antee perfection in Crown s ` Bridge work Extracting and dlliug .without pain, priea moderate. v

DR. ROBIILS

Rslititeien Btrgiténlisgildoor Beer & Goff

i-'om' spssiiiiil. are . i 4 '-L; Photographs ' ' For College Groups '

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I Telephone 192-]

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. For- Saie`

1 pure-bred Holstein bull calved

April 23rd |-9:2, out of same dam as john DeKoi No 3558. John DeKol has an official record of per- formance oflio,i4a. io lbs. milk at 2 years old for 315 days; Holstein breeders can not make a mistake io

the great dairy bred-. Apply to ~

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THOUSANDS ON STRTKE. 7

V-BRUSSELS, April 16-The Bei- gian strivers' are now estimated -by onfside to number 251,000; the other side 400.009.

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sasvioms oowinsumo.-'rho re-

the services of A competent ralwhbl'

will show the pictures ohbeautii

. <1 along the C. P. R., at Rev. Mr Baldsrston‘s lecture tonight in ` Bt. Paul's Parish Hail . /~ L

THE EARL GREY.-The Earl Grey which left Charlottetown on Monday

was detained in Georgetown for some time on account of thick weather.

THE TRUSTEES of the cs- tate of the late Chief Justice Palmer are offering lor sale several good building lots on the extension of Gerald Street. The advertisement -will be seen in this paper.

R E C 0 N D BCl-l00'NER.- 'l' h e

schooner Joseph McGill, Capt. Rob- erts, arrived in Charlottetown yes- terday irom Port Hastings, N. S., with n cargo of coal for the Steam Navigation Company. oswann.-Mr. w. Messire, vers-

on, spent Sunday in Orwell the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Jardine.-Mr. Dun- can Gillis paid a short visit to Or- well recently, ths guest of Mr. Ceph- as Gay.-Mr. R. McLean is busily en- gaged iu training his beautiful Buch- unnsn mars.

CLAMS.-Shippers of , clams would do well to write to Mr. W. Elsworth Sprague, 187-1104 Fulton Market, New York. whose ad appears else- where, as he wants large consign- ments lor which highest prices will be paid. Mr. Sprague will send any particulars required re shipping on request and shippers would do well to wriie him.

P. E. I.-R. APPOINTMENTS.-Mr. J. B. McMillan, who has been reliev- ing at Royalty Junction for some time past, has been appointed station agent at Bedford in place of Mr. J. J. Trainor. Mr. George McCormack, who has been relieving in the train despatchers' omees lor the past. year goes back to Royalty to resume charge of that station. Mr. J _ P. Hogan, now of Sunrmerside and formerly ol Charlottetown, goes to Elmira in a tow days to take charge of the station at that place.

PERSONALS

‘Miz Wallace Jenkins, Pownal, was in Charlottetown yesterday.

Mr. A. Moiiatt, Vsileyfleld, was in

Charlottetown yesterday.

`Mr. Percy Jenkins, Pownal, leaves Charlottetown this morning on a trip to Boston.

Father J. C. McMillan, D. D., was

in Charlottetown yesterday and re- turned to Cardigan by the afternoon train. '

Dr. mid Mrs. Nicholson, Haverhill,

Mass., were passengers leaving Char- lottetown by the western train yes- terday afternoon.

Mr. W. F. Tidmarsh, Charlotte-

town, was a passenger going west- ward by the afternoon train, yester- day.

»Mrs.- Donald Nicholson and Miss

Emma Nicholson accompanied Mr. Donald Nicholson, M. P., on his re- turn tn Ottawa Tuesday morning.

Miss Tisis Clark, Cape Traverse,

was a passenger to Charlottetown yesterday. She is the guest of Mrs. E. H. McEachern, Brighton.

Mr. H. D. Mclilweu, Morell, was in

Charlottetown yesterday and _retumeq to Morell by the afternoon train East. ~

Mr. E. W Whitman, P. E. Island, was registered nf. the Prince George Hotel, Halilax. Tuesday.

Mr. S. C. Moore.’ Charlottetown, was in New Glasgow, N. S., Mou- day. 2

::Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur Hair

Remedy has given ,better results than any other hair preparation we have ever handled. There is hardlr a day passes that somebody doesn‘t teli us what a benefit it has been to'them. It will do the some for you. 501:. and $1.00 bottleaf iii. A. Foster, Bois Agent, Central Drugstore. -

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(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian)-

vote

vival services at South Winsloe will ., ` spondence department of-the lqds Ea 7 . .

be continued this week. Service every (From Yesterday‘s Evening Guardian) ,Piiikiisln Medicine Co.. Lynn, Hall. d1‘CSSe7.°S, .tt Wlii Stand giant with' the exception' ot Bstiir- lDB.€le'fH RECORDED.-#rss toliosj- Your letter will be opened, read and ' t h d d 1 . . a.__- "- _ n .nb mich ‘ .' ,fox N __ ..:. ..:.=;‘.:r.. -..°:...:°i_'....t :ss::.°::'i‘;z'.';f:.‘.:.4i.°:2.;°.:.‘i‘:.‘. ° ua? 6‘Yea’{1 an .da Ways 1°°k

RA CHEN WANTED#-' BD' Oli April f0ill‘tbclli’.i1 in GMGIKO. llll., hey pyivgfg illnggg (0 \m@- “gh” _ 1 _ `

tion is called to the advertisement aged thirty-five years. Mr. Gillis been “¢¢b|m,,d 5 Zozildangfll Q,-"_ We 4 Inc es W e'

sn on first page where e n hal! million was lormpriy a resident of Hazel |p°nd¢m,° which 1," “mag qv” ‘

dollar fox company wishes to secure Grove naar Clyde Station. mmy yu” md Whig); hu "gig, bun

Wm. Muller and William Collier were

as it was their first appearance.

Cormier, of Caissie, P.»0., Prince

morning at 5"o’clock arrived at the Edward Island, has just returned k“°W1°d8° ¥\_¢°d°di“ 5'0" °\l°~ N°ih' Magdalena yesterday afternoon. She from .roggins Mines, when me may ‘wie “hd In rwml °1°°P1= your swd

of his son. who was accidentally drowned last November on the Mac- can River, was lound ri tea/ days ago, and identified. Mr. Cormier pub- licly and heartily thanked the good people of Joggins Mines and vicinity for the many kindnesses tendered him whilst on his sad mission, says an Amherst exchange.

INTERESTING CAM‘PAlGN.f- On

the afternoon of the 12th inet. a meeting of representative men oi the First Methodist Church was held in the Heartz Memorial Hall to meet Rev. Dr. Campbell and Mr. Cassidy, delegates from Mount Allison Univer- sity; The meeting was presided over ny Colonel F. B. Moore, who ex- plainud to those present that Dr. Campbell and Mr. Cassidy were hers to interest the good people of Char- lottetown in the "Whirlwind Cam- paign" to eraise _an Endowment F'und‘ that Mount Allison University, may, in future, bo placed on a better lin- ancial basis-more in accord with similar institutions in Canada, This worthy object was received by those present with enthusiasm and com- mittees were appointed to organize the campaign for the city of Char- lottetown. Mr. L. E. Prowse, ex-M. P., ani 'Lieutenant Colonel fl-ll. M. Davison were enthusiastically elected the Captains of Teams, and the work of organization, preparatory to the canvass. is now being carried out.

::F‘or all those suffering from any

minor pulmonary disorder Rexa-ll Cod Liver Oil Emulsion is the best thing to use. It strengthens the tis- sues, bullris up the body; strengthens the nerves, tones,iip the system gen- erally. Sol-l with the Rexail guaran-

tee. Two sizes ml and 35c. ~~ The

George and Kent"£t;. - Mtt.

‘Want a Watch?

Remember our big closing

I out sale continues, until every

watch is sold. We’ve sold

| nearly

200 Watches '

since beginning this sale, and we still have nearly ON E HUNDRED RELIABLE GUARANTEED WATCH- ES, which we are offering at practically WHOLESALE PRICES.

There is only one place to

buy' watches while our stock lasts.

G. F. ilutc

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MacKinnon Drug- o., 'Corner Great”

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By Common V

Suzsediwl-. ._ ,-

Women suffering from any lainie! fl- lnlie ills are invited to commllihti pi'omptiywitlithewoman’spriv\tleoI'!0-

written consent of the writer, and uevér

as the hnndreds'of thousands of them in

Out of the vast volume of experience

than possible that they possess the very

will, and their advice has helped thou- sands. Surely any

woman, richorpoor, Q ` ad

should be glad to .

take advantage of . V' _

this generous offer of assistance. Ad-»

dress,LydiaE. Pink- mu, ham Medicine Co., E ¢@ m managment) Lynn, 0,, Q41 Mass. V I ”`°"

Every woman ought to have

Lydia E. Pfnkham’s 80-page Text Book. It is not a. book for general distribution, as it is too expensive. It is free and only obtainable by mail. Write for it today

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"The trout season is now open an(

all good fishermen are looking over their kit to see that it is right and ready for that trip. For’ flies, nets, rods,liiies, reels, bask-ets-and all oth- er equipment-wo can give you the ‘nest values of any store in the city,

and is of tue best quality although selling at moderate prices. The Two Macs, 149 Great Gearge St. MEM.

BALKAN DOINGS.

LONDON, April 1-6-The Balkan

is ended. All the Allies except Mont- enegro liavc accepted the Powers' terms and an nrmistice is arranged for a few days. The relations , be-‘ tween Servia and Bulgaria are strain- ed over a division of the spoils.

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Brlny Deep Serge for

men’s suits gives the best wear. Everv three vnrds stamped “Briny Deep S rge

and CIIEW

KING

. Twist Tobacco

Manufactured by

R0ilii CITY TQBACCO C0

Quebec, ne - '

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BARN

French Batrste

A f1ne_ light weight

weave all wool Fabric for

____ ' POLICE COURT _At th oh ‘__ broken. Never have they published a Black Whlte

Lncrnns: 'roNIo~n'r.- Mr. Burl: imstoivn Ponce court _tins inomirig, '°°-“m°'""\ °' “'°d ° lm” w"‘h°“ ui' Sky A Champagne _

l Bradford King uns fined $8 or 10 th cm | Q nd

Banff mountain scenes an views days for being drunk and disorderly. n,_{:|,:,°n ¢£`g';y,’_:i,::;g,ei:‘;°°,22u|$ COPeIlh3.g€I1 Tan ’ .

both dismissed for a similar oilence their mu wmat,_",_ S3,Xé BTOWIJ.

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RETURNED ,_,0M,,,____,,,,,,,,,, S_ which they nsvswarsw rmmmismon . 3 Y

Reseda Grey Cardinal Raspberry

60c a yad

Sioniev Bros

The nlwnvs busv Store.

Our line of fishing tackle was per- L 4-f’ME2M. `

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,OYSTERS

' . Our Cape Cod oysters being the nearest in shape Corin and flavour t

" _ l' Malpeques are the best suited for replanting and seeding your beds.

We have all sizes. Correspondence invited. Address all communications to main office

` SEALS!-lIP OYSTER SYSTEM

Central Street Boston. Mass

sonnlly seloctcd by an Island angler ' .

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The North, Shore Silver- Black Fox Company,

- Limited

Have Still ilpwards 0i 100 shares tli $l00.00Each To Dispose 0f

There is no truth in the report that is being

circulated that all the stock of this Company has been sold.

The Shares however are being rapidly disposed

ot and those who may wish to get in a company offer- ing a dividend this year had better send in their sub~ ` scriptions at once.

The owners have extended the time for payment

cf subscriptions in full till the 15th of May next, so that a deposit of ten per cent is sn iiicient to hold the stock till that date. _

As part of this year’s young have already arriv-

ed, the dividend of 31 % p. c. proposed to be paid in September of this year is almost assured.

This is an excellent opportunity for those who

have some funds on hand to malre money easily and quickly as the dividend will be paid within about four months of the time when the investment is made.

The oder held out in former advertisements to

advance to those who have not suilicient cash on hand for purchase of shares, in full, the balance on good security, is still open. .

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Application for stock may be made in the foll-

owing form:- . ,

McCoubrey®. Bulman V

General Commission ,

Merchants

:Sydney N. S.

Consignments offarm produce solicited _

-’ Farmers having ilrst-class dairy

butter for sale should write ti

» grating prices.

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` The popular All-Canad- ian Route to Western Can- ada.

Our first class cars with

Standard Sleepers will sat- isfy the most fastidious.

For those who prefer-

Home-like-uess and comfort

0 at acheapcr cost our nevd and Commodious Touris

Cars are the thihg. . V

1 'llonisscelefs Excursions .. On s'_ale every Wednesday. Return tickets' at a low ratei

Good for four motths. First class tickets ‘in t is 'co_uuec¢ tion are issued to Montreal.

C. Pa R.

SIIIP YOUR

clams

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J.. Edwin Trcalrlc .ll-‘;.‘n‘.:::.'.°.i:‘.§.°a'.':.':‘5if°;‘.l'%$1ir'..:': l'i2’i'§‘;-ii"-'.'."Ti'»§§".‘i';i‘3i...'i'»l%"$§%i‘éW° neaier in t'he~bnei ess il llsi-net and

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To Messrs. Warburton & Shaw,

Solicitors, Charlottetown, P. E. I.......‘.......i9r3

I hereby apply for .. . _ ._ .shares in the North

Shore Silver-Black Fox Company, Limited, and I eu- close you $..........._...being Io p. c. deposit on same balance to be arranged on or before the 15th day of

Maynext and in default, this deposit to be returned

tome. ' ' _

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,_ Applications may also be made following:---]ohu S. Cousins, Park

Nutt & Son, Malpequc; C. Ernest

and R. Léiglit Sutherland, Set

if Jas-s E .Willis-i af son. ~WIwle¢»u Uesimiuiiém Dealers in

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' T 310%. .Now York. ~ 'ees' sir- . , -at-':..°:..-.=::‘~

.iso r’u|.~'lo_s 154%.

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_ R¢¢r`lnc¢`_-ll“irkli and fallen Nations i

returns.