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Rides Massey' ' ‘£0 Prine _- - - '__' '

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an prices.

Charlottetown Representative

V 160 Vlctoija Row

ll ' Opp. Post Office

165 Kent Street

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Holy ‘ BOYS WANTED,,|,o, bring their

_ C. A. McDonald ;V| Ernest Riee ~..r:.°..s::s::."“~.:s_._“..s.

1 _ _ couraisu rouse-i in colin ation

~ T°"9h°”° ‘53"'Y with the reporl, of the Montague lv. P.

if tliezdays get warmer, do you find your

l heavy ovmoat a bit uncomfortable. _

L W I Let us make you A nice

ng dressy Spring Overcoat.

E V V M We have all the best an

- most fashionable cloths .ig

\V,B1acks, Greysand Browns. _

i-'_.'_V'

V A Wewill make you an overcoat that will stand the test of wear, because the materials " 'we use are the'best, and our workmanship is

' f and have us make you a stylish overcoat. "

_ M aclieiitzn Bros.

CharlotteIown’s Best Tailors

~ s1oi_i_i'.:iitf.

'lief $50; to tho Red Cross Society $50;

.».-yi-_ .§rst__class. ,,Come_in to-day and select the cloth _°'“"“‘ “““~ ‘“*‘P"‘“@ ““""‘” °“

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` “"'T'i -_ / V __ Now the Time to der Your Summer Suit

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.eiswe have a large anti complete line of

: ipgoods to pick from. Our workmanship is the

best, and we always aim to please our custom-

M. 1

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5 iw: - are in excellent remedy and that

‘ iw iiinli- r-‘,=, drops-_y, rbeumatlam,

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12 Days More _

These Good Bar-

o gainsiinllilgih Grade

Boots _ and Shoes

.- ai _ _ _

_A Few Moiis oavs for you to iaiie advantage of tht-_sc closing-out sale prices. A few days more, for you to buy boots, shoes and rubbers, rlurink

these wi; ,i.{i;iis.dat pritces as ii;`wf as odfwou I Zn* ayso ease. ew tslsisniore of this final. aliisoiutf-ly lin gl; closing outrage --and than nii<~tu.~v

concern and nnoth? business _‘ill

Mite over this store

<'I‘here are lic many good ini

them com

_very style, every ‘ap 684* and ,every piir good bargain at the price gmuflied.

You know how. low my prices hav always been. With my los

expenses l could aitord to make _tho prices low-and I did make them

low. Well, these :puter prices arf- nawvoiit at discounts Al-‘ROM the to 85c off every doll a worth. ~ i ‘ ‘

N ood b

LowPricas . ° gal ° °“ “ppm”

S_ tion. p _ e for cash_only-_- _!‘PI’.“*V,’ nocredit. "

of leather a lot of

Great George

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IT PAYS to buy in this, Province

NEW CLOTHING for Boys 'at 83.49

aaa $4.49 Nortoiks also Boys Military suits at $3.49 at PATQNS. B255.

SUNDAYS PARADE.--_ The oilicers

and man of the 106th Battalion will parade to Zion Church and St. Duns- tan's Cathedral tomorrow moming.

mo ora to soo the-"W ln i New Nogolits. Suits at PAT() 8,_Iorl;§i$.g9.

Tris Lyon grunio.-£`1"iie' gi-sans"

are havingthair annual- t-pmposi§on ghoto group mode at the A. B1 I on t is a e

quite handsome. _ 8263-

A and Women's Instituto meeting

ous funds were as follows: To the Servian Relief $50; to the Belgian Re-

to the Patriotic Society $50.

DIED AT HAL|FAX.- Mrs. (Rev.)

David Sutherland has received a. tele- gram announcing the news ot the death of her sister Mrs. Wcatherble in Halifax. Besides Mrs. Sutherland two sisters and one brother Mr. Wm. Wea- therbic of Halifax are left to cherish her memory. The sympathy of her many friends here will be extended to Mrs. Sutherland in her bereave- mem.

THE SPECIAL SERVICE for young

people held in Grace Church last night proved in every way a’ great success. every seat being occupied. Secretary Clarke of the Y.M.C.A_ gave a most

‘Decision,” which was greatly ap- preciated by all present. A number of promising young people who took part in the service contributed very greatly to the success of the evening. There will be no service held to-night. but tomorrow evening the service will be oi' a special character, the Sunday School Orchestra assisting. in the music. Next weelrthe special meet-

ings will bc.continued each night at, 8 o’clock. _ `

7.' DRIViNG'CLUB.- `At amecting of tlio Driviug.Club held Thursday night the followinafraces were recommended to the Charlottetown Traci; Associa- tion . The races to take place on June 3ril. will consist of three classes. a 2130 pace and a 2.40 trot each a half mile heat. and $100 purse; a. tree for all trot and pace. one mile heats $200 purse. The matinee races will be held as formerly during the summer, and a committee has been appointed to make negotiations for the use of the track.

Ask Around You l r ' the Proof

°ri1A'r' noorrs ‘i<ioNav Pitts AL- WAYS CURE KIDNEY DISEASE.

in Every Neighborhood You Will Find “ People Cured of 'Backache, Rheu-

matlam, Dropsy _or Diabetes by

ft Dodd's Kidney Pilla-

- Lac Boucbette Lac ,St. Jean, Que. - April 14th-(Special.)- Mr. Arthur; Fleurie. well known and highly re-i ,spected here, has issued a short, con-, ~~l_=<- statement in regard to Dodd’s Kid-1 ‘ncy Pills. it is as follows:

"l have found that Dodd's Kidneyi i

i.-_li-»v core kidney disease. rheumatism! and lndigestion.

Hr. Fleurie has received such bene- ilt from Dodd‘s Kidney Pills that hel wants other sufferers to know how to find relief. He feels it is his duty to his fellowman. _

If you inquire among your neighbors

you will find scores of people who have found in Dodd'a Kidney Pills relief 1':-»ni some form of Kidney trouble. It ‘mmf have been the dry, itching skin. ii. ».»-i ii»i'rf~_~liing sleep that mark the '_ -|»'i|»-1' =~vf~~'i~= of the disease. or it may

Min" ~i1_~-'v-_u fir some other of the fiuniu- r~.ii.~ diseases that mark its ad- iili-"‘|i t.l‘flZ1".~' l

\'~i: ‘_-.iii "lil that l)odd’s Kidney!

l‘»ll_» inf- iiifiw-' 'i -uble no matter

_\‘-'rivri iii i?_| _~_l’.`.ii :mm iv ig fgvmd_ Ask 1_.'i>\li i\»-i_:_!ii!`lur- i-vi *lic prr_1.'.i`

i‘»i.,i|i\e .ilii lin., ii. lliiiigv. lor ap-

puiutmciit, lil tiieat George lit..

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_ P-atent - Pump _ _

‘ ever 'bffered' for the mone _ All sizes from I 2#-2 £>16___andVworth 3.50; ` per pair ' '

r roeoae wadwszeo

Gentlemen '_

W just received l

of the best Weltsmsde

trade--»

ting class of t. Dunstan'sVfcol ge .

Mowers "' `y't'a'i»uy.rie»

Boy I new suit. 100. an sues 26 to 34, choice at $3.49, Norfoiks. PATONS. _; __,_ ' 8865.'

McGlI.L_ ARTQ ILIV ION.- Elec-‘

tion is takin: plsos in o Faculty or Arts at McGill' 'University today of the Faculty representative to the Stud- ents' Council. The 12-lldidatss are: F. Clyde Auld. 17 Charlottetown, P. E. L. and 060110 _WV. Bourke, '17, Mont- reai.- Montreal Exchange inn,

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BAPTIST CHURCH!--In

list lChnroh_ to-morrow'

gjqnins Bi§v.‘_I.b,l;lcean<alyl

morn all t I

VSul\da'ir~M°s¢Nti°'u" _ana iii tae even- il¥B» |16 Will BDBBIK on_ _"Tha Struggles

i6a£’Rewerds of Moral Conquest."

d-music-free pews~a hearty

welcome to all.

_ENLARGING THEIR WORK.-The YZ P. S. of St. James Church, held a very interesting meeting last evening when it was decided to broaden out in the worlm ._ it was resolved to take up the study of Bird Cult\u‘e and to have from to time interesting talks of the Birds _ol the Province with Prizes etc for the beat photo etc of birds and anlma.ls.V-» It il expected that Prof. McCready who is an authority on the sublet!! will give the first talk at which citizens- young nndVold who

are at aa interested will be welcomed. ine eve us -to “he announced laier_~

::0VER HALF A CENTURY in

making shoes be the reputation of the ll. H. CROSB C0.. makers of the “YOUNG-'CANADN' School Shoes. and not on ounce ol' shoddy ever used in the facmry. or a. v/_amp cut. Your shoe dealer will tell you that he has been selling CROSBY Shoes for many years. and still recommends them as the best that- money can buy. To' estab- lish and hold a record like that requir- es real merit. alnd if your children are not wearing CROSBT8, begin now and note the saving. _ ,

“We carry a full line Vof Dyes and

Dye Studs. Wholesale and Retail. I-‘oiiiei-'ii Drugstore. szzs-4-14Mai

DUAL CATTLE THEORY V

(Continued from psrgi-_ tour.) breeding and grading up any class of stock. this community _will develop a reputation _for that particular grade and much better prices for such will be obtained; for which reason we should make as few changes in breeds of cattle as possible, and while as I above stated I have nothing to say against the Shorthorn as a superior beef anim- al. l think the present craze for what is termed the dairy or dual purpose Shorthorn to use on godd dairy grades is a regrettable one._aud will lsurl the people trying it where they began.

l have heard it claimed thai. some

of the dairy breeds are 'what is termed “hard to feed." This is not borne out in fact. Many experiments have been conducted in Government stations with aeveraiol .the different breeds

from caifhood up to aigiahed age for

the block.=und'wh_ile‘ t ‘weight and quality ofbeef varied, eatly, the cost per pound was very close 'ln allcaacs. I have never atleast seen one instance where any l.ireei1'inaii_e cheaper gain in weight for a. given polmd than Hols- tein youngsters did and there is little in this "hard to feed" "ob__lection. If you don't intend to feed- generously keep the old P. E. l. shrub; she will stand starvation better 'Chan any known breed ‘but don‘t jump readily from Une pure breed to' another if_you wish to make any real progress in dairy breeding. und keep in mind that in the ofiicial yearly testing of the dif- ferent flalrv breeds this fact has in- variably been brought out, that the heaviest milkors of any breed are its most "economical" producers or other things being -equal the ‘cow that gives the heaviest now of milk in it year pro- duces the cheapest milk. Big milkers command big prices.

l am Sir. etc.,

` W.`lMi"l'tEA. '

sate or GERMAN' ‘-

_V GOODS IN CANADA

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_ ’i`t'»l’!l')_\"l‘0_ i>;_t__ April 13.-The :intl German Leanne, recently organ. ized. has been busy cathering evidence oi’ the continued sale in Canada, oi’ Gorman-niade goods. lt is maimed ihnt fl number of houses are still hand lint: quite a lar:re quantity of German- nV'vic Goods. which are shipped liito i_1\‘1»1~io~fr°m the States. The dis- i|n;,»iiii=hirig'labols are removed and the purchaser docs not know that he

Manicuring --431° bu.\fins articles manufactured in

fir-rninli f8Ct0|‘l0B. The quggtign ig likely to be raised in parliament.

I was cured cf Fascial Neuralgia by

MlNARD'S LINIMENT.

Ihess Club

the advent arrival

the cup

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OF TWO RFELS EACH WEEK FOR FOURTEEN WEEK-S

AA TREAT FOR BOTH MIND AND EYE '

Featuring` Lillian Lorraine and "

William Courtleigh -

_ Neal of the Navy deals with other things than you have been accustom-

ed to in Other Pictures, it’s a' great story by William Hamilton Osborne. A Tale of Patriotism, of Stirring Adventure and

- Love. It’s Picturesque, Romantic and Exciting. _ _

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SEE IT TODAY

OTHER PICTURES

CHARLIE CHAPLIN _ . J _._ ` ' -`- -

Make a Point of Seéilli

WORK Neal of the Navy

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“The ROMANCE of ELAINE”

The Opening Episode of the Romantic Period of Elaine’s Life,lntroduces

Lionel Barrymore and the Mysterious Mr. X. in ,_ “THE LOST TORPEDO”

iN TWO ACTS

Ben Lewis, in'

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VWallace Reid, Catherine Henry and _ The Little, M at ch Maker _

- An Appealing Story _

Station Content _ _ _

_ IVNTWO A_CTS _ ' By Fair Means of Fowl

A Thrilling Sensational Railroad

Drama V A Sure Cure for the Blues

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Before you buy

your New Range see this up to date Range designed on the right principals.,

_FOR SALE BY ,

Currie & Murnagliaa

Plumbing & Heating Engineers 71 Queen Street

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i. Lundie wining tho were UPON* 0| year Mr. L. C. wor- names of the an excellent score. “Ol HS HYFOIIK

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_ ,_ ‘ LINIMEN . , = ‘ _ 1913 H . i _ . i-| _ 5,, Mr.\Vorlliy and Mr.Wooi man are - /'X VSpr,in_ghlll, N.'S.. Wm. DANIELS. ~}:3:,;0n_ 'In li91|4m:?rT»_w']“:|\1¢;(; (Univ. congratulated in the standing ` ' I waa,t!uri2tI of Chronic Rheumatismmrnlly knuwn as -~|~,m;0n|,m nm-99") have attained in this years

byAl¥lll1\31lélD'H b}.l§lltEENT'.iINGI EY V y§¢,|d. ,ho pun 'rim 1915 competing" _gr|nil. Mr. Love and hir.

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T _here is one of the , V," ”° _ V. V4$;g§;ly"Ym{’d'~ ‘° "

_smartest _ . _. -‘ _ - V ‘tliywiniz out .'-' ".'~"> `.“'_i- ` - '__' ` '- ll

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Painting, and Decorating, We do all branches of the

Painting spd Decorating Bust; noas._Best of reference., Estim- 4 stes fufnlahed. Business estalr lished over 40 years ago. Tele-

phone connections.

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