Time

t0`*".E50l_<" ‘ after “that 'cold before lt gets established.

Fo§tgrIs,_ Lailative

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_ ' (fold Cure

» _will»chec`kacoldina few 'hours-~.~f _ .

- _ Does not cause ringing -'ln the head,

- Also a_ quick relief for Neuralgla, Headache,and ,all ‘ feverish conditions of ,the system.

Price 25c mailed at ou

, expense.

f.-_-

L: Ft -. ' #Iliff _ H\\\

E. A. Foste

Central Drugstore

' Sunnyside

Have you a cough? so consult us as toa rem- edy. _

s|i_llY10:¢ss\\\l\\\\\\\lls

iWatches Rcpaired

We repair all kinds of

§lVatches, Clocks, Jewelry

Our charges are moderate Our work is the yexybest.

_C. W. Patterson

A Cor. Great George and - Grafton Sts.

1 li ' lupi |

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MW l\lDel-vision by the inspectors. there would be still further improve- ments. Relerring to the vacant chairs of those members who had gone to the front, he said that while their sym- pathies went out to the Belgium in the heroic stand they had made and the losses they had sustained. still

ber of our own men. the flower oi! o r youtb. had volunteered to defend tge flag and were fighting for that right- eousness that exalted a nation. Some ot these would never come back but they would not have died in vain since

cause of humanity and lor the ad vancement of Gods Kingdom. _He was very much pleased to learn from the announcement of the Premier that a. system of signing the pledge for the period of the war was to be introduc- ed. He was very proud to think that the Premier had taken the stand he had in this matter,ln unison with the high- est in the lalld and in the Empire. (Applause).

MII.. BUN’l‘AlN moved thc adjourn-

roso at 10.30 to lllccl. at 11 a. m. Sat- llrday. -

_.___

l.l0Yl_.I'I l:li£El-l Rl<J'I‘ALIA-

'l’ION FOI! i3A1tl.lAItI'I‘IES

LONDON, April# 17- Conan Doyle,

ill a lettcl' to thc Londoll Times, says:

“It is diiilcult to knovn how to act

in the case oi these European ited Indians who torture their prisoners. It is clear that we cannot retaliate by spitting on, shaking, beating, starving, or freezing Germans who are in our power.

"All appeals to good feeling are

llnavniling, for the average German

airy than a cow has oi mathematics. He is honessly unable to understand our attitude. When we speak kind- ly of Captain Von ‘MulIer, Weddigcn, or any oi our opponents, who has shown sonle approach to decency, his

We have no doubt that when fier- inan aeroplanes drove away our boats while we were endeavoring to pick up survivors of the Bluchet, they were really unable to conceive what it was we were trying to do.

“It is worth noting that since they

endeavor to excuse their barbarity by saying that it is retaliatiolr ior our naval blockade, that they acted in exactly the same fashion to our prisoners before this maritime poli- cy had been declared. The narra- tive oi British Red Cross doctors who were lu Belgium shows that they endured similar inhuman per- secution. -

“If there is no retaliation which

We as a nation can employ, there is at least one line of action which might be taken; that is, to print Major Vandelellr’s account with the

they ought to remember that s. num- i

they had sacrificed their lives in tbel

lE"ill_f_=Sil°`li.l_°l¢@

.\mcrican official reports and such documents as the narrative in the llutch paper Tid of the torture of three wounded British prisoners in_a frontier station in October.

This paper should/ be oiiiciallyf

- _

Solicitors for Royal Bank of Csllads

MORSON & DUFFY Barristers and Attorneys

MONEY TO LOAN.

sent, not only to all neutral coali- tries, but it should be circulated among our soldiers in France. No lnnn lights the worse for having his soul aflame with righteous anger; so

the enemy has put into our hands.

i _

DR. CLIFT

Ol' l/HBCU. ment M

CHRONIC DISEASES

Victoria liotel. Ch'lown. P. E. I.

`Fi

El URS-121 3d'l_.F "d CAt ‘dice or llcaiidcncz-¥$5.00.ccs'i`Iiedsi

ontllly---S 100.00.

2l-2-I 5M lmo.D

We will' teach our men also, if any oi them need the lesson, that it is far hotter to die upon the field than to thust to the humanity of a German victor.

“If ollr enemy 'is unchivnlrolis, he

is at least intensely practical, and if he realizes that we are gaining ony military advantage from his inls- deeds, hc may perhaps rs-consider,

‘ 1 3

dom.” '

Board

Point lllscllminnc-lHcuvy, closu

_ .lUl"] Rl;§l’f)}`t'l`»‘fl.

..._-...§.f%“:_.:.‘:.‘:.‘;‘;,°~._t"“..2:.""...haE WHY HNF' FALLS 0Ul

ui.'I‘i‘lide, April 15, i915:

ilisbnrc. \

Houtll l’oln`t, Alltiuosti-llouvy, up

ics

on ice

Unpc

illellorc. Torlllclltliie-i»Icllvy, open

everywhere. ` '

St.

packed

Money Point~lieuvy, open ice ln

shore,

Cope

Pl\lll's lslllnd, Heath l‘uillt,

Mugdnlell 1slunds- llcnvy. close.

everywhere.

stationery. Ray--No ice.

Scatarif-Dense fog.

' Crlpa 'Praversc-Ilrokcn lcc on llluill-

fsidc.

River. Quebec to llontrenl. oL%ol‘ 0|

today.

land

iccf

Courteous Service

0 ri YC fc--If 35??

0 fi?"

Jmkg,

Cns¢0‘¥'°_rs of tlll:bb‘:nnl¢';P&':§ 23 l'.‘.‘7.§?“$¢'5. rhmlsno need for the ~iae¥il°*l°°°°d ‘°

-"4 "pg," md women

, _

‘ i and oi ur

s:z.:.°.°...:.':..........;'.. requirements. _

EEE its

§e§.

app ‘ ings Ssv |Ac¢ountil

mf mx" you hsvs

leur m°ll°!l o the rm. t be ll!!!

orqasil. 3’ ' » » ~ 0 . i='.§"i.;....:..'..'. °.l§§;§

The Bank of _

Nova Scotia

`igl.asi;»-sssiicuss

_heartache

l»?i.~l9l&‘l°?l€'l

Ilaudruii causes 5 ieverisb irritation

_ of the scalp, the hair roots shrink,

loosen and then the hair comes out (nat, To stop falling hair st once land rid the scalp of every particle oi dandrnll, got is ‘.25-cent bottle oi Dah- dorino M any drug store, pour n little in your hand and rob well into the

- scalp. Aitcl' n low _uppllcntioils all

dnndrufl disappears and the hair stops coming out.

l'i0TEL ARRIVALS

REVERE.

Goo. Condos, Montreal; J. W1 RBKUU.

St. John; H. Currie. Penkcs: 5- 0- Pupplll. Ottawa; M. H. Coughlan” Guelph; J. A. csnlpbcll. New Haven: lvl. lvl. kent. Toronto: llobert John- ston, New London; J. B. MH0C0l‘l'l19-Ck. Moncton; J. J. McDougall, Glace Bay-

VICTORIA.

J. A. Mclsnac. Iwoodstocki W- P-

Walall, D. E. Vincent, Bl R. Wetmore. st. John; G. A. howther. Amherst: W- A. Browll, Ottawa; P.,R- H_\lI11m|d°ll» Boston; H. M. DoWninK» C9l`|et°“i F- - J. Beers. Moncton; 'i‘. Hudson. Picton;

Major Scllnrman, Summerside.

Mrs, H, W. McClltuhaon_, Murray

sn-or; whos. A, clerk Newcastle. N- a_~ s. candor, spz. -isoiner. Miscon- ohé; J. F. Joinision, bouts; W- L- Arohihshl, we tvlllav . _-

.Up ns s l _`oPsaA1'loNs

"E lrl._¢;§|iesieo._ .. _ -_ clilcsoomgpllli ,L;'l-f-_-'-_ or.ls__ rscuc-

ally was il , " ul 0 tstivm valued at i t9.‘.d"Y»-“nd s huhtll-sq t" dllllell 11°” W" thrown out of ' oymdlat Bl I "illn- oi a strike Of iw “null °“P°“§°"°' which went in E ,effect ultllh- 'rlle smlloo ‘ su h .lllu°l1leulsrs, ,

::.';:.2::".:.°" °'-.il-°“lll‘-‘l-l‘¢l 15+

lllhllll

NA1'loNAl. LsAeuE.

At Boston, morning game, Boston, 7;

Brooklyn, 2; aftcmoon game. Boston, 6; Brooklyn. 2.

At New York, Pllilnllclpllla, ll; New

'York. 0. ‘

At Chicago, Chicago, ll; Pittsburg.

Louis, 1. -

- AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Phlludelpllia, New York, li;

`l’l\lladolplliu, ii.

At Washington, Washlllgloll, 4;

Boston, 2. -

has not more understanding of chiv_ Ai. Dctrolt, Detroit, li; Cllicligo. l.

At St Louis, St Louis, 7; Clcvclllnd,

FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Ai, Pittsburg. liallsus City, 4; Pitts-

bllr 2. -

papers ascribe it due partly to Qlti- ALE’ Newark, N _ 13. Bam mentality and partly to hypocrisy. 2

ewurk, , more.

At Bull'alo, Brooklyn, 10; Bullnlo, 5. At St Louis, Chicago, 9; St Louis, 1.

Ellllll WINS M - Elll$ll]ll lllllllllllllll

(Special to the Guardian.)

BOSTON. April 19.-The famous

Boston marathon here to-day was won by Edouard Fabre, of Richmond. Moll- treal. lt was his fifth attempt. Time, which was slow because of excessive heat. was 2 hours 31 minutes 41 1-5 seconds, more than -ten minutes behilld the record of 2 hours 21 minutes 18 1-5 seconds made by M. J. Ryan in 19,12.

LEAGUE llE THE EHUSS

Last night was the second night of

the League of the Cross Duck Pin Bowling League. and three games were played between the "Classics" and the Glee Club team. the lattel winning out by 18 pins.

The followillg is the way thu score

\l’. McDonald Sli .83 .-\.Joy . . . .._.....8l 107 J.i)oylc'.........iJ2 79 It. McDonald _....80 88 J.Bourkc_..____.95 97

434 434

35---254 132--320 108---279 110---278 102--294

537 1425

GLEE CLUB.

not their morality, but their wis- W- McD0lwl<l 00 100 90-280

91 si - ‘

J. Thistle R. Duncan . . _ . . ._ F. Knight lil. l’owcr . . . . . ...

101---£83 117---307 8ii---278 134-~-295

J2 98 U2 100 7!! SZ

-150' 'lol 529 1-ifi3`

’I‘lle present league has aroused

great clitlllislasnl and illtcrcst and last night the gunlcs were fullowcd with the rapt. atlclltioll of spectators and players. 'l`llo luonlbors of lho team \vllicll will wln thc lcllgllc are .ouch to receive u. aplclldld spcciill prizc; wllllc another prl'/.c for tho lligllcsl luillvidllul ac-orc nlndo during the Lcliguc has hucll ofiorcd. ’i‘|lc scnrc lllay be made clthcr lil thc Leagllu gullies ol' ill lllc 'ordinary gullies. Perhaps il feature that is no slnnll wny responsible for the interest and cntlluslasnl displayed is that the _alloys have recently been equipped with improved balls and the latest

style ol' duck pills. etc.

lil fact the whole institution has

been receiving inlprovenlent. Olle of the billiard tables has been newly covered with nn excellent cloth be- sides new cues and other innovations.

As li' ln appreciation oi' the "im-

proving policy" the crowds in the hall are increasing each night and taking advantage of the cxcellet facilities ar- forded for recreation alld physical and

intellectual development..

Avrnsghlls

Mr. Fred Beers leaves Churlottc-

town this morning for Moncton. -

QUEEN. , Mr. Lieu P. C. Sherren ls spending

a few weeks at his home in Crapsnd.

Mr. Joe Clnrkin, Lot 65, was ill the

City Saturday.

Rev. Father J. Johnston, St. Lou-

is. was in Charlottetown yesterday.

Mrs. Miller, of Alberton, is the

guest ofher parents Mr._s.nd Mrs. T. C. James, City.

Miss Katherine James. city, has re~_

turned home from an extended vlsit` to Alberton, __ - \ g _

Mr. Eli. Roselle. ions, contractor, sr-

rlved home sftsr his business trip to

in Lo-sail Eine onfsm' ull*

tionxhad allot' ' M’-“".',,ul.; 4 of o ~, _

ills last”

ll u -hseaf rc-

::::i"l..°'.:.‘: all. 7%.... Employers Alodtl’-'-_

gs: s ge

.».»»,<.» ~. -.w...-- - ~

iltfifhsthsmt Ha , .__-l 1

~ ;_ "IV.,Wiisos|'s`D;ad; ei"W&rili_ck - ‘

gs-.I.‘l§r`;if.lg&tr'rie, have ‘ '“`wa's ' ‘A

_ _ ,_ ,e-yenr___sm ii y_ _ora lo Cllarl__ _ -'yor

allows- "`.l‘~ - -1 i

-Q 1-- .c -._,;~l-ll-‘¢,~,‘-T-_ 1. i

At. Clllclllliatl, Cincinnati, 4; St

the msinlsiyl., _ il _ _ ' E

Mrs Bernard Connolly, Ions, has re-

turned to her home after spending I. weeks visit in the city-

Mr. I-I Li Downing, Civil Englnser

at the Car Ferry works, came to Char lottetown yesterday from Carleton

Mr, Charles McKenna, Newton

Cross. was on a business trip to the oily Saturday, and returned home by the-evening train. _ _ .» ,

Mr. J. H. Donohue, _North River,

drove- into the city yesterday. He claims that the roads are almost lm; possible for travelling. - _

Mr. Roderick McLeod. Charlotte-

town, returned last night t'roln a visit to his brother, Mr. Arclllebuld McLeod, Ebenezer. ‘ _ .

Lieut. Stanley Bagnall, who has been on military duty at North Syd- ney, has arrived in the city to spend a. seven days furlough at his home.

Miss Madeline Dinslnore returned

to Crapaud Wednesday to resunle her mlllinery duties after spcndillg tho wlntcr at her home in St. Stephen, N. B.

Misses Gladys and Emma Nicllul~

ment of the debui, and me House (Special to *he Guardia"-) son have returned from -Halifax where

they accompanied their sister, who is one of the nurses leaving oil over- scus service.

Capt. Wendull 'I‘id|narl~lh loft ycstor-

day morning for hiolitrelll to join- his corps, No. 3 General Hospital iol' Ovcrsens Service.

Mr. Joseph Mclicnllll. Vernon

Bridge, waa~a passenger to thc city Saturday. He is spending Sunday with his sister, Mrs. John Donallue. North River. He leaves this morning for a pleasure trip io Boston, Mass.

Tllc lllally friends ol' Mrs. Willlalll

llcer will hu pleased lo llc-_nr that sllc llns so lar recovered from hor rcccnl illness as i.o ho ablo in ho up llruullll al-mill. licr -sister. Mrs. (‘olloii_ who also was collilllcd to hcr bod, is lllllch improved.

Miss Marlo l)oull_ slatcl' oi Mr. W.

l’_ Doull, left yesterday lllornlllg on return lo New York. Miss Doull has well a high reputation lls all artist. and has spent some time on thc conti- nent. Sho was accompanied by Mrs. A. (7. Dlichomill, who will visit New York and Boston.

The many friends of lllr. Robert \\'.

Jay. Fanning Brook. will be pleased to learn that he has been able io leave llle P. E. l. Hospital. where he was .confined for six weeks owing to ap- pcndlcitis_ l-le is now`siaying for li few days with his llncle, Mr. S. l). Jay, before returning llolne.

Mrs. Bartlett who has returllcll

from Montreal and St. John, has not yet fully recovered from the effects ol' the railway accident which. with her husband, she had the llnpleasant ex- perience ol’ being involved in while on route to Montreal several weeks ago. Sheds, however, steadily illlprovillg' and hopes to be restored to conlploil- llealthl shortly.

PROHIBITION IN ALASKA

_JUNEAU, Alaska. April iS.-Gov-

enor.Stronk yesterday signed the bill which passed the territorial legisla- ture providing for sublnittlng the ques- tion of prolllbition throught Alaska, to the voters at the election Nov. 4,

l:- -

we should use the weapons which mm "CLASSICS" 1916. I1' prohibition is approved lt

will become effective January 1, 1918.

ll llllllllls. slul ull culsllPll_lll llll clslrllllls

No llcadacllc. bad cold. sour cloni- acll or coallve bowels by

' nlor|\_lng

(ict 3 ill-ccnl. box now. Yuu'i'c bilious! You have ll throb-

bing licllsatioll in yollr head. lt bud taste ln your mouth, your eyes bn_rll your skin is yellow, with dark rings lllldor your c-you; your lips arc pnraeh- cd._No wolldcr you ical ugly, lncau and ill~telllpol~cll.- Your eysiicni is full oi bile not pl'ollcl‘ly l1BB8¢d -0". will what you nccd is n cleaning up ili- sidc. Don't colitillllc being li billous nuisance to yourself and tllosc who love you. and don’t resoizt. to harsh physics that irritate and injure. itc- mpmber that most disorders oi tho stomach. liver and bowels are curoli by morning with gcntlc thorough Cascarcts, bocauac they tastc good for months. <`llildl'cn love to take

Coggin-sts~they work while you sleep A 10-cent box i`ronl your druggist wil

-l<ecl> your liver and bowels' clcnn;

stomach sweet, and your head clellr

`und never gripe or sicken.

I nA.

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Gocid s is A

l `.

Wh dll ltlit

'hsldky'o‘:eai¢;oa:ytg;`:

1( you gr; taynbled with Hend-

|¢||¢|_ Dygpep s, llllonsnsss and kindred sickness you eu\`t exP¢¢¢ losmoinpllsh lunch.

‘ _ wluorrs »

I-iER|=‘lNE BITTERS

' ~ * stun --True sloou l*nM\"a°T":‘i|Ai '

5 ~ d, d I ihe'l at lit - _ ::‘r‘l?\ri?`l:e ihgrnag belt Tuned;

,orthosis dlixsiws. ` '

s li e - our-_ some-__»

_ Pa;|`fiWia¢,iiveliz¢siurgsr,|i.eh.

yisstlzrasy-.uxogling onpspfvislt tl; hisil-_ . T-“_

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TUDAY----BED PREAD

0ne - of -the most__ important features of our

Annual \i_.inen Sale "is your _splendid showing oi

Bedspreads, specially 'selected for the event

No matter what size your bed is-No . matter what kind ol a bedspread' you

want-No matter what price you want to pay.

We can please you in every particular. p

Bedspreads oi every description

' at special sale prices

Vcry popular li_nc of English lioneycomb

Spreads-nicc qual ity--wear and wash well- eitlicr hcmmcd or fringed all around as pre-

ferred. `

l--if-#_ _ . N 35%

64x84 inch for 95

f0f' 1.20 for 1.49

72x96, “ s4x10s “

Splendid line of extra' quality closely

woven honeycomb spreads, mercerized ilmsh

woven in handsome designs.

72x90 inch $6 is

@?NNNr gasses

7§?c98

for l.40 for 1.80 for 2.00 for 1.80 for 2.40 for 2.80

Illtéf USC

'ofixso inch l.ls for 92

Dainty Spreads prilill-ll _ill ziliistic designs

and colorings-guaranteed i;lsi_lolors-splcll- dld for color scheme rooms--ldczll for sunl-

68x96 inch l 25 for 98

The old reliable English “salill” l`llli>;.h

spreads-very smooth, closely woven goods-

woven in elegant designs-nolhinH finer.

6%k84

7%§96

8%§l08

76x96 inch

2.25 for 1.80 3.25 for 2.60 3.5() for 2.80 3.00 for 2.40

25 for 2.60 O for 3.68 O for 2 80 O for 3.l0

” 5 for 4.20

Ofor 4.80

PWWPPF Qmwwo

Curtains, at Half

There are still a few pairs of those

sample curtains we are selling at HALF PRICE.

Also a small quantity of those pretty

curtainings by- the yard which are great- ly reduced-were 26, 28, 32, 3-ic your

choice. ..... ................. ____ .. 20c yd. j

Magnificent Display of _the New

Squar|'es,, Rugs, Stair Carpets

[ 3 Attractive lines

Crochet _spreads hemmed ready for

use-woven in nice designs-extra spec- ial values. 1

56x76 inch 75c 64x80 “ 1.00

l 76x95 “ ` 1.25

Q1?-lm;

ii Q

_ , We-_ illvitc you lo call and sci; lllcili with-

/ out feeling under any obllgailoll lo purchase.

livery wcavc--all thc new llcsigns-a

ull . _ lllagnilicclll sclcc.lioll_ §_.,‘/QW . l

Tapestry Squares Brussels Squares

l Q1 ‘ . ` ‘f 7

'\ 3'-§,\ g ’ 1° 7 - Wilton Squares

” "~-`e,I_\ _ exl|ni;i§terSquarcs

V - ._-..l» e vc quares

St:»irc:.ll'pclings to

®, ~‘ . to match.

'J , ‘“ ' ‘il ~

o ' - 4 I s -'-. ll -

Miles and Mlleg-of Floor Coverings W `

f Hufndreds gf "new _and attractive patterns to select

-' our- . n ri room; ‘ ‘l3l<-\.`§;f<_-'

b;(:ti]r1ooii$,r bathrogm ‘gud iitchen to yd- '05

f3;13;31; ‘f'.<>1_<>1i’<> -`-:oi-0.0'

V _ _ _ VJ;

Belong a doubt the [finest l °~“”"

iii/4.50 lo 15.00 in 25.00 [0 25.0010 15.00 io

$2()-O() 30.0() 75.00 /15.00 35.00

.gi 'QQN ,, sg;

nlalcll--small rugs

~ 's

»oseoeoeseoa vsesooeeoev gzvosooooee e‘§¥3$$"2‘

oilelonn at 25C, soc, ssc sq. yiaru. Linoleumsat l10c, 45c, 50c, 60c sq. yard. Inlaid Linoleums 85c, 1.00, l_25.sq. yard.

selection' to choose from |