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Sllc and $l.00 a bottle.

Sole Agents.

Car. Gt, Geoi & Kt. Sta.

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llwipby in»i.ii'.v the inuliie ii-t i i~ _ . _ _

“Ml iriwilviill ol the liurison lfiilrllertuliitrlig 83r;,i]i‘¢`js(,;: ljhizmlleme stock'

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4-ctluri with any Co or Und U9 ln ll Diifiitiiiii fo |_!ii.-ii'iinic-ii

ertaker in the Province I will satisfaction wh

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For Sale

|)"NlI'lIl\|l' pl'¢iilc|'tll for Halo known 'is

.. - . -» Mlllvlll l"N'Il\". one iiiilo froin Uliiirloiii-~ town on the North Iiivi-ij Bond. fronting: on llio North River, voiisisfinig of _:£4 :ici-os oi liiiirl in_liii.!h state ot cultivation and ionreii off iii llirae iiuras lots. Ni-\\' dirt-ll ing lii_iusie heated with _hot water and ont. huiidi »gi_s iii proud repair also young oroli iird he-arini: iriiit.

J. C. McLE0l).

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. English 55"" Quality Price $2.50

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A New Hat for Easter? We have

the swellast styles the season has produced-the English Chris. ty lintln all prevailing niodes- ancl the best Hat ln America-tho Hawes Von Gal. Each in the lat- est and in individual styles- which are sure to suit you.- Prowse Bros. Ltd. 4;-l0di.f.

WHEN IS Y 0 U R

Sli0W 0F MILLINERY T0 TAKE PLACE? Thurs- day evening at 7.30

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iriiiy he lore-lioi' lor the iilato Wi-‘ll niak it slit- iievils one. 'lvelli so Coiiilorlzilllo I-lull 'ilu fi»i.\' or two she’|I think tlium liijr vi-rv own! So iiuturzil ihzit horsniile “Lili iw iiii|ii~o\'vi|- hor heitlili, i.oo_` HNESI DILN l`Al. SEMVICE in towii-oxpi-rl in iill liriinrhnii. Prices its Iiiw ii-i in-st work will pi-rmit. Con". in iiiiil wi-‘ll exumino your teeth-ii'co to-clay,

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Dr N;ixJl Beer 0. Golf

‘ one 25 ‘

Make your dates for

the VACUUM CLEANER Beer & Weeks. 4-ldi

"Sec siinps in Enamel ware. Fennel

.li Cliiinrllei-'s window. 4-11d1i.

, "For $11.00 cash Heel' & Goff will il(-li\'cr 2 Biiirelu ol “Beaver” Flour in-.igrlit pi‘e|ii1iil to any station on the

_ IC. I. llnillvay. 4-10<l3i.

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e Sole Consideration

_ p _ ` Q 0 1 'empting Easter Damtie s

Ilera uri- iifew specials for tho ldasti-i' feast that it make will unac- iiiily enlovaihlo. You cnnnot find purer, more wholesoinc, or delic- _

ions bakihlz lhun wr- can olfcr right now.

lloi-Cross Buns

On Thursday evening we-‘ll

have reiidy for you the best hot. cross buns you nvertiisinil.Miulc in our Ilonin llukcry by ndept cooks. l‘hg=ise buns have un or. iizilialtastiiiesstlintpliicesjlir-iii in it cliiss ol their own. I~rosh. pure and dainty. Ready ‘oc .l‘hursdi\y_.._ .

L o n e r g a n " s

' Old Vaicher Sfand

Easier Cali es VV# made some, special

Illastcr ciiKes,t_liii.t will please your riyq,ciipt.iiiteyo\ir into und delight _vour stomach. 'l‘hey're as good ns anv per- son coulil wiilli for. 'I`asty. pure. wholesale and delec-

tahle.

Wo know you‘ll any thP_\"re

thin- bong cuties _\'uu hive ever na en. uri ry surue. Price each 25°

Lunch £6’ Bakery

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Shooting

We are well stocked with

Loaded Shells Guns, Powder,

Shot Wads

_V Wholesale and Retail.

The Rogers Hardware _Co __ Limited

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CilARl.0'l'l`IlI'0WN AND QUllEN’S COUN'l`Y'

It pays to buy ln this province.

S. (‘». Moore, City, went to Halifax

yesterday.

Miss 'Elizabeth Aylwapd and Miss

Laura Hogan, Morell East, were in the city yesterday.

G. _H. McGulgan, Hunter River,

WHS _ln the city yesterday and re- turiicd on the afternoon train.

Maurice Pincau, New Glasgow, was

“H1092 the visitors to the city yes- leflllly. returning in the afternoon.

Henry and Mrs Howard, York, spent

Sunlllll’ last the guests of Bradford and Mrs Howatt, Brudcnell Mills, and onithcir return paid a brief visit at the Parsonage Mt. Stewart.

The Montteal Star extends congra-

tulations to D. P. Irving, M, L, A., \'2fnwi River. on the occasion of his 70th birthday, April 6th., last.

Miss Lila F. Sinclair, Elmsdale,

HBH becii engaged as teacher for the remaining term at Brackley Point SCHOOL lately vacated by H, Johns. C0". Inspector for Queens County.

The P. E. I. Hospital acknowlgdggg

with ,thanks the receipt of whssig-il ‘nvallll chair. the amount of which was collected by Mrs. M. l’. Kennedy ‘mm the DUl>liC, for the use of the late Miss Campbell while she need- Cd it.

‘The ladies of St. Vincent de Paul Sewing Circle wish to express their sincere thanks to ull who assisted at lust night‘s lecture especially to Mr. BUFK0. who managed the views, and to Mr. Callaghan who supplied thc light.

Th? Wwrillr of a f’la|;,wnicii will be

Hlllllllcll for a _consideration hy' thc “WHY uf young la-dies wiio will pur- ii.dc_our streets next Saturday, will lic in evidence that the wearer has given it donation to a donation to uid in reducing the debt on the P. E. lslniiil IIos|iii;a1_

llcv. J. W. Aikcns, field secretary

of the Teiiiperancc, Proliihition and Moral Iicforni Movement of the dom- inion will speak to men onlyrin the I‘ortlund Methodist church tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. This will be the last of the series of Sunday af- ternoon tnlks conducted by the Y.. M. A. of the church, and ii large male choir and orchestra will assist in the service.-St. John Telegraph. V

It was learned today from Di'.

Myers tlic physiciiiii in uttciidaiicc on Joseph Doucctte, n native ul P. 1'). Island who is now in the city hospi- tal, suffering from badly frozen feet, that thc, mnn will lose all the toes on the left foot. The right foot will lic a`avcd, hut the toes of thc left foot will have to he aniputated, to- gether with part of thc foot. I)oii- rett is suffering from injuries and will he unable to be removed from the hospital for some time yet.-- Iifoncton Ex.

The -death of Mrs. Florence McKay

occurred on Saturday, March 11th, llill, at the residence_of -her soii-in- law, Alexander Stewart, Millburri, after a brief illness of pneumonia. Mrs. McKay was the daughter of Alexander McDonald. She was sixty- five years of age und highly respect- ed by all who knew -her and her many friends will regret to learn of hcr demise. Deceased is survived by two sons and two daughters: Colin iii Bangor, Alexander i-n Seattle, Mrs. Mustard in Head of Cardigan an-il Mirs. Riley in Millburn. Her funeral took place March 13th to Lorne Val- ley Cemetery. ' »

Un the evening of the six-

tcenth, iinst., about forty of thc young folk, ladies and gentlemen of Fairview, supplieinentcd by *a few couples from the City, assembled at the home of Mrs James Alohorn for the purpose of having a jolly good time. Their anticipations were more than realized. Music was- supplied by Miss Nellie Alchorn accompanied by the familiar strains of the violin, be- hind which was the accomplished player, E." Turner. The young people cnioyed themselves to the [ull until midnight when a sumptuous- supper was served up in Mrs. Alchorn's wall known inimitable style. After all llaid partaken of the much needed iand much relished refreshments, a half hour was spent in the enioymcnt of a few good speeches and some nice songs from some of the best singers. Dancing was then resumed and the gay company tripped the light fan- tastic toe to the sounds of excellant music, until the grey light of dawn mildly invited all to adjourn; and each took leave of their amiable hos- tess, and wcnded their way to their respective homes, with the echoes of those melodious strains still linger- ing on their ears, and wishing that at n0`\'ery distant day the good Mrs Alchorn will again be in a mood to entertain in a similar manner such

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Angus M. McLean of Melville was

in the city yesterday.

J. R. Marks, New London, has eggs

for hatching for sale as will be secu hy classified column.

Wm MCPBBPSOH of Cale-doiiia loft

last evening for Georgetown en rout.; to New York whcrefhe will in future reside. _

All in favor ol the New Temper-

ance Bill are requested to meet at tho Colonial Building at 10.30 this morn- ing t0 meet the government.

H. S. and Mrs. Pethick, city, left

yesterday for St. Stephen, N. B., in answer to a telegram announcing the sudden death of Mrs. Pethick'sfath- er, Mr. Graham, which occurred Sat- urday.

During the month ending March 25, 1911, there were five deaths of mem- bers of the I.C.R. and P.E.I.R. Em- ployees' Relief and Insurance Associ- ation, none of whom belonged to this Province.

Among the hostesses who unt¢1~_

tained Mrs. J. O. Hyndman, City, last week, during her stayin St John were Mrs Percy Thomson, Mrs Borden Thomson _ana Mrs waiter Harrison.

liev’s. G. M. Young, C. H. Vernon,

A. B. Cohoe, and J. M. Mcliinis, Halifax, all well known here, are taking an active part in forming in their city u boy scout organization similar to the branch of that organ- ization here.

Attention is called to the adv. re

Easter Holiday Excursion tickets which appears elsewhere. Tickets will be issued on April 13th to 17th good to return up to and on April 19 and on Friday, 14th, a special passenger train will leave this city at 8 a. m. for Souris, returning ut 2.30 p. m.

Mrs. I-Iyndman, Charlottetown,

who has been the guest of Mrs Roy- dcn Thomson, Germain Street, is now at Carvill Hall, at which place Mr. Hyndman is expected this week. Numerous informal parties have been given for Mrs. Hyndman, among

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them was the very enjoyable bridge at Mrs Harold Sclioiicld's last Sat- uriiay evening. Mrs. l-lyndman was becomingly gowncd in a handsome spricot satin veiled with chiffon of the same shade.-St. John Teleg,1'aph.

At the police court in -this city

yesterday; the prohiloition case against Stephen Coyle for second of- fence was heard. A. A. McLean, K. C., appeared for the accused and thi: case for the prosecution was con- ducted hy Marshall Cameron. The chief witness was James Mclsaac who was said to have given Coyle $1.25 for 8 bottle. The defence offer- ed evidence to show that when Mc- isaac called at Coyle's he was drunk and did not give $1.25 to Coyle. The case then dev-eloped into a question as to whether Mclsaac was drunk or sober and evidence hearing on this will be submitt-ed on the 18th April, to which date the case was adjourn- ed. One of the witnesses was obsti- ate on oin into -the box refusing

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black uioire The large black with zi tiuy touch o

SMART BLACK

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is to get ready for Easter. -

The coats, the suits, the waists,

and skirts have never been shown here in such completeness of range. The suits sliow` a marked change from all past seasons-suit coats

< the majority about 24 inches.

Separate coats are going to lic

worn toa very great extent this

i = - Long, easy,liaudsouiely iuoiilils.-il

garments, lending distinction to every figure, ideal for dziy or even-

‘ i' ing wear, milking it possible to run

i out with shirt waist :ind skirt :iiiil

prices-liere are a few-and for every one described we have zi dozen iii the store.

Very siiiart cout of iuixcd grey all

' f gold. 'I`lic

` side pockets show a touch of black 'moire.................. ..........;......$l4.75

side pockets, perfectly plain iziiloriiig, heaiiiiiully iiioiildeil, plain rollni- :uni

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ornau MODELS Ar..... _ ......siioo, iz ao. is ss, i1.5o_ zsoo. ,

Come in and let us show them

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Some Spring Coats that are out _of the Common

SPRING IS ‘.‘]US'l` AROUND

THF. CORNER" even if we do

/f- \=~_ ;\ have an occasional dull cold day

you might as well put winter bc- hiud you-and about ,the best way ' _

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light wciglit liairil fiiiinli wi.:':.t_r<l,:.liolil- ly fitted iii lmck. 'l`liis rout .1 is 2 :_»i\lc pockets, and ies liiicil lo ilu; .\.-ii.-it \\'illi

Serge twill .'I`lic iiil:iif_l i<ill:.i is iiiiiralicrl

md gmccfu, with ii touch of foiil;ii'<l...._......_..flal/2.95

cut vcrylong tailored, trini- c black braid.

f cout is made of all wool slieplicrd’s Aplaiii lint \-cry li;iinl..-niie :ind . plaid, with new iuodel wide collar of '

grziccfnl conf. is iii.ido of ii li_-__-,lit wnliiiit sergc iii wide wzilc i-lil-ct. l‘ocl<ets :irc put iii on :i sl-ipc.'I`lie _qinro of iliiu ioal. is eiitirelyiii the :irr~iii':u:y :iinl .style of its cut. Perirl inland luitioin. _ . _ ...$l6.il0

VlCl'N.i\ CO/\'I` iiiailc in :i long, co_='y, _i-r.'ii-<_~liil inoilcl

buttons are

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Il E E » at first to.be sworn but finally mak- ing n declaration without the use of the Bible. The/ case against Flora McKenzie, the young girl arrested Sun-day morning and 'charged with drunkenness, was adjourned for one week. Four drunks were disposed of: J. McEachern was fined nvie dollars or twenty days; P. Brown had his bail bond estrcated and C. Burns, Southport, and J. Williams were dismissed.

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Stock Wants a ~

Tonic

at this time of thc year,iiud fifty cents expended on a package of

“Royal Purple"

. Stock Specific

right now, will add dollars to tlicir earning capacity.

Write or asli lor lrec

booklet.

Johnson & Johnson

Wholesale Retail Agents ,

an appreciative gathering.

ile up your counthr as you may.

P -Bake up weekly loads of Flour-

Shout from the houseiplps of Bread

goodness-But if QUALIT be lacking, go, way back and sit down ! What we insist on--quality - QUALITY ! And you‘ll always find it in our

EVAPORATED CREAM BREAD Prove it for yourself.

S'l`EWAR'l"S BAKERY

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Give Your Stock

M ac's Condi-

tion Powders

'l`o improve the condition of

your stock and raise the money- inaking value of each animal you‘ll find Mac's Coudiiion Powders in a class oflheir own.

Farmers, horsemen and stock

miners raise Mac's Condition

ine orricsiis sor

RESPONSIBLE FOR

NEWSPAPER LIBEL

NEW‘YORK, 'April 7-Officers of a

newspaper corporation cannot he held personally responsible for the news- paper publication of lil,el1ous matter. Such was the decision of the appel- late division of the supreme court, today in the case brought by John D. Rockefeller,; jr., against S. S. Carvals, president, Bradford Merrill. _ treasurer, and Edward H. Clarli,scc- rotary of the Star company. publish- ers of the New York American. The court orders all. proceedings against

them dismissed.

As officers of the newspaper cor-

poration, Carvals, Merrill and Clark were arrested on the charge of crim- inal libel. The newspaper article for which it was sought to hold them responsible, related to alleged abuses of workingmen of 8, corporation which. it was alleged John D. Rocke-

fellir, jr., controlled.

HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS.

The Grand Trunk llallivay has issu-

ed a circular authorizing all Agents in Canada to sell Hoincscekci's‘ idx- cursion tickets to points in Wi:_~zf,crii Canada. This is intcmstiiig inloriiia- tion for those desiring to takc advan~ tags of these excursions on certain' dntcs from April to Septoiiiliui' 1‘_lli. The Grand Trunk Route is the most interesting, taking* u ‘ PHSSGHKCF thro gh the populated centres of Can- adaythrough Chicago und thence via! Duluth or thru Chicago and the twin cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul; Ask Grand Trunk Agents for further' particulars. 3-23dt.hstutlScp19.

_ Make your dates for the VACUUM CLEANER - Beer & Weeks.4-ldi

New Gloves for Easter. lVlen's‘

Gloves. Ladies’ Gloves--Boy s and Glrl's Gloves.-Prowse Bros Ltd.

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Ladies havoa “New Hat" for

Easter. lfyou have not yet de- cided upon yours. why n0b drvp ln and sea Miss Rendle--she will help you In your decision--and you will be sure to have some thingnllttle different from the others. Hor work ls out of “the run of Commonplacaness."-

Powderspas the best that can _ be secured. They are eiiicient

and economical.

i One teaspoonful makes a suf-

ficient slrong dose for any cure.

Use Mac's Condition Powders. _

Prize ..

_ The 2 Macs

L * 7.30 Paions Easter dis-

play of Easter novel-

Prowse Bros Lia. 4 iootr.

MILLINERY FUR EAS-

TER. Thursday evening

l"s1ii'i»l.i'.' i li lin? » i-_, t' <l - I

irili' iiiiil l.ii.~: .\iiiii.';i\< Milli-<'f.iilmdi‘t.if)

iiiiii lllll':iii;o ;i \\'<»ninn ulilt-il-

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Dl<]NVER_ (191,, April (3,-'1"iiirt,opi| 'l`liu littlr- towii of .\liii:. "fill lin\'r~

women will head imp,”-tm,t mlmicp two woiiir-ii o1l'niiil.~» iii 1 ty elrrk pal offices in Colorado as a result of dull ticnsiii-'i-.

Tuesday's elections. Pueblo, the se- _ - ~----l--- cond largest city in the state, clout- '"l`l\i' liol`.~'-»\'ii`i- wiio \r.ii:t.- _ .-nr ed a woman auditor. Leadvillc, Tcl- l“l"”` l."'l":l“"‘ l" ll" lfrf- '“`iiili- liiridc, Idaho Spring, Grcclcy null lll21ui.i~r ,<iiouiil ii-_\ 'lhn rv ,~i--'ini

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Montrose, elected women ti‘cn.~‘iiiei'.~'., l-=ll\lI‘l|'ll |`~\'l' \\<»i'l< .u lui. liif is as dill also the smaller towns of l‘Xl““lll‘l1l- -*iw ilnii' .iii .n ili -1 iz'--‘i\l‘.

,E--ri-Are You Losing i'li§§ifi

Hughes Syrup of Hypophosphifcs -1.,,.._i»i\.~in~ \-_-1

increases your weight, hiiiiils up ynni i»-n ilown lr-.nil _.nil sti'ciigtliens your whole _<.y;sieiii. li is ri wonil. » _nl i.i_,§, _,nil nerve food and vitilizcr. lf you uri: "Al-_v.i -~ mill" you i. i

Hughes' Syrup ol Ilypopyliospliilcs

` Large Bottle 75c

Your Easter Suit and Overcoat

'I`lic iiiost iiiiporlsiiil _i;:ii‘iin»nl in llr: l'I.'\S'l`l‘l{

wardrobe is the SUIT next llic l,§_glit \\'c-ight.

Overcozit tlieii tllc Hat :ind lfiiriiiriliiiigs. To lie

riglitly :ittired no detail slionld lie iii~_iglt~clo<I. lfzistcr

preparations must be made this wack.

_ Arc you going to zippciii' iii iicw Spi‘ii\y.;' logs?

Here they are---new spi'in_<_( Siiii.s,iicw spriiig (')\'ci‘i-ozils, tlic swell l\Icdiiiiu coat or the Iiox; :i vcriiiilili-. llowci'

garden of new Spring Ncckwczir, Fiiiicy Ilosit-i'_y, cle,

etc, -at economy prices. It will not lic oiiriniili, if

you dou’t look right next Sunday.

Niiiuuii ciuiiiiiio coll

‘ I 163 Kent Street.

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