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iu§t received

. the

trusses.

styles and

grgpin. opposition to ‘tit rims “t- mestsausfaction. .

Aiijiifti g is done free

Of compet

_ enl;_,_nian who under- | s'_tands__ -his_busi_n_ess .and `si'ii'li`.-be pleased to give

. §'riy_"_a¢i_vice you may, re- t;i_si_ije_faloi_ig this line. le'-°Gbll‘ and see us. _

E.-»‘A. Foster

Ill

- ~’\

wi--.Central Drugstore owing to tim delay in driving the

_ _ well. the Power House could not be

_ _ sl1I1¥ly8lde built; and this preventedthe Lnnt

_T __ _ _ Moss Co., from installlng`\lie system

- i

DIRECT SERVICE ST..JOHN» N. B.

i if ro sos*ro~..eri=ec‘1-ive Annu.

' _;.-*ii’:,_-~1<1=h- »_- ~ .-

` The spring 2-trip~per-week service

of the Eastern Steamship Corporation (International Division) goes in effect

(.Eg_o__l_|_i\,_ Wednesday, 'April _7tli,:

. e"t'lint date, the popular.

steamer "CALVIN AUSTIN" will

_ _l`eav_e_' S_t._ John, Wednesdays at 9 a. m. "5*Vfii`-’-Flnitt§J'6l't,` Lubec and Portland,

and on Saturdays at 7.00 p. m. for

_-,BOSTON DIRECT. _

'l‘h_e latter service will undoubtedly

he appreciated by the travelling public

_ , as lt,_at’l’ords a quick and pleasant trip __trom._St. John to Boston, with only one 1 .|413-ig P1 59”"

'l‘ e months oi' April and May are

de_lighti’iil periods to visit Boston and

_ewfE_ngla.nd and persons contemplat- ._ ga. tri_p_should travel via tlie Eastern

tearnship Corporation, International Line.

. __Fo_r.al1 information, apply or write

to A. C. Currie, Agent, Sl. .ioliii. N. B., _ or _nearest ticket iigvni. 0402

._..- ___

“Wampoles Emulsion of pure cod _ llve_r_-oil. is iineqiialleil for curing __ coughs, colds, chest and lung trouble

_-__~r‘a_pirii_yI_s_t_rens:tli_ens the ru_n d__<_>_wn .1 y e' -ree; _1. 0 per.botte.. ac- ~`§¥.{ii"d§?ij`.'.Dl1_\`i_g._C§o., Cor. Great George

-....-._,

June,

.well

necessary the surface

two

was spent in

extract the re hole weis

proceeding the same

dred feet. another cave and after an effort to extract the it was abandoned; As it than last of November, and.

had set ln,.the contractor

B\lBll6r1d 1 for the The work ou well will be

in the early

a twelve lnch_ decreasing the hole t_he entire telescoped. By no dllllculty _ is welhshould be

No money has of thiajcontract

under their contract, srhgy will com plete. the wor-k`lli the 'Spring an soon as the well' is located, and the Power House 'constructed. The Sewage Disposal t i I course of installation, `ai,i?iHt$g;‘ 050:: is Trogressing satisfactorily. _ The present state ol’ the work is gg follows: " ' ‘

The main building and the_p_n,yi|l0ng

are erec_tetl_,_a¥1€i the outside:-practical. ly cornpleted. Some work has been done on the interior. Your Coinmls. Si°I10l'B 2XDeet to open the Sanatorlum sometime next July

iurn before the close ot' the year, your

to commence sometime between the

Saiiatorium was not completed dogg

aim- Kent Streets. MEtr.

Charlottetown,

December

.- ‘.1913 - Dec 1 Balance

with ` Pro-

~'~-vincial Gow

ernment

Dee. 1. Balance

‘dian Bank ot

Nov 12. Furth-

.- er. advance

by Mr. Dal-

<1 mares ' S

Clark

C. Hayden ` P. Doull _tanley. Shaw ' & 'Peardon Lunt Moss

o. Iiisutbnce Surveying `H_ors_0 Illro Sqopes & Fens- 'tmann 'Dillon Fixtures `_ `_Sl30.l etc.. _Customs duty ‘ on_Plans

'Advertising Balance with

Government

A $3300.00 Balance with Bank -

245,45

N 30

un~~'6HARl.l8» DALTON BANATORIUNV was 'ANNUAL FlNAN§IAL- QTATEMENT - was- -“FDR THE_»¥EA_B-ENDING NDV~

cara-' iw- BMIBR $0, 1914.-ti 1. - '

305.* v - '[2 _ -ji-_ -

hole, - ‘-

RECEIPTS.

$18,267.40 '

-with .Cana- . .y

- .commerce 010.00 sis;si4.00 _

‘Years interest 705.20

ton 5,000.00

sxesuon-use. _ :

$l3l547.20'

__A. McEachern 2,377.50 .

.$98.95 050.00 _

1,100.00 _ 1,721.03 _

43.74 - ._ 03.00

6,00 A

875.00

2s.ir. ' ‘ ~

56.25 6.45

3,945.45

CHi¢UiHiil1E On opening the Saiiator- - I `$24'709`32 $24’709'2l

eigmmissioners employed, at a salary - AI TENANCE FUND' o .two thousand dollars per year. Dr.- Dnposit with pm W. Miles Garrison, late of the State oi- vlncial Govern.

Maine Sanatorlum at Hebron, Maine 1 .- - -t -

as Medical Superintendent, hi5's|1|a,.,l_ $8-000-"0

fifteenth of Novemb d th ` ov' ' Inter' the .present year. TS; get th(;tend'tli); est to date 51200 $8'512'o0

“gif relieve your Commissioners from cHARLEs¢g;lf;.|gg|'0§ANAT°R|UM t e responsibility of carrying out p ' H _I _ er. D. A. MacKiNNIN 8ec'y-Trees. 'P r arrangement* with Di'-_Gairlso_n. Audited and found correct,

_ JOHN ANDERSON,.P. A.

The House resumed at ii 45 it in

Thursday April 8

lion Speaker Wyatt in the Chair

Ori the motion of Mr Delaney

C0.. Ltd L

. _ _ .a

` Petition was received and a bill iiitro-

_' _ _ _ . duce__d‘ to incorporate the Augustine

_ 1'hefi,¢5,dy,m°kev»°| Cove~’l‘_ryon Mutual Rural Telephone ' ` ' more men than any `

- - - ,.011 th tl' .fri/i". a ' ._._ . . . _ who ......... °...s°..‘::;...s .,:il’i.‘::.-.2 f»~i-so 1 . ""“ "“°k° °“_°! _ duced to incorporate the Fox Bill and

is hereunto

4 llli

wa and

'cer-

oats; ._ PREMIER. replied .~l-that all

those connected with the. committee had given tliir services gratuitously and . ungrudgingly, the oiilyf- expense belng.ln.co'nnection with labor ,hired to handle the grain. He promised; to' have prepared a statement showing the total quantity of grain subscribed, _

-' cash subscribed,-and osts'purcliased ‘ The information would -be»obtained

from the committee which made the -purchases. f Mr.. Delaney asked the Commission- er .of Publle'Works if it was the inten- tion to open a road from Kinkora to Mountx Tryon .

The Commissioner said he would go

into the matter with the engineer and report to-. the government.. . A -similar reply was given to the

I slime member concerning a road-front

Albany to North Carleton.

Mr.'-Buntain asked the Commission-

. er if lt was intended to cut down- a

hill and. miwadamize a swumpy. roa`d‘

. near- the 'residence of Mr. Nelson » -Stead ‘at Wheatley River. ._ _

Tho' Commissioner promised this would beiioiie.

Mr. M.. Kennedy asked if

-5- it was the intention to cliangn tlio miil-

suminer vacation of the schools. - ‘ 'I‘lie Premier said it was not ilii- Clovernmentls intention to change the -vacation. _. .

The' committee- stage -oi' the North-

am-Porthill-Arlington Rural Telephone Co; Ltdpwas taken. Mr. Prowse in

_ the Chair. It 'was passed .with slight ~ amendments#-and reported to l.he

House. ' - . - '

The Little Sand Cemetery Co. Act

< was. taken incommitlec, Mr. Buntain. ‘ iii the Chair, passed and reported. .

The House resumed at 3.30 p. m.

On the motion ot' l-lon. Mr. Jenkins,

the bill to incorporate Noy. Holman, Gillis. Ltd., was road ii third time and passed. . The PREMIER moved. thel third

' reading of'the biilcntltled an Act to

provide for compensation to the'-trus- tees of the Estate ot’ Lady Wood. The bill was passed.

Hon. Mr/ ARSENAULT moved the

third reading oi’ the hill to authorise Win. Dolicet to change his name to that or win. bonnet Sumner. The siii was passed. ' ' . On the motion of the same member lthe bill to incorporate Auld Bros., Ltd., waslread a. lhirrl time and pass- e¢1_ ii '. - __ -

Thebill entitled an Act to incorpor-

ate. S. E.-=Gallaiit, Ltd.. was given ii second reitiliihg, oii the motion of Hou. - Mr. A. E. Arsenault, and the -House resolved ltself_into committee (Mr. J. 'A. Dewar in- thechair) and-considered it cla1i.se1'by clniise. The bill was re-_ ported -oigrieed'-'toy engrossed and- or-

On_”i‘no_tion_ of- Hon. Mr. Arsenault

to an

House then went intoc 'it-

Temple ' McDonald ' 22%

_chain ,and further considered "the

"Companies Act." _ 1 I

At six ofclock the House adjourned

until 8 p.m. ' ~‘ " '

“We have the finnlt _showing pi hat;

for little boy; and bigger boys that lin a_vor been shown in this 'Utore_-`-p_ro- bably the 11noqst~__evor 'sl|o'wii_ li'}_"the_ city. 50c to'$1. 5. Moore & McLeod.

_ 9406-4-`9M3i.

“A special bargain offeiiedfirl mens

shirts-muued and aoiled`a little in

handling. but all good, _ smart new'

stock, ranging from 1_4 to 16|/ in size. usual prices up be $1.50 each. idleclear them out at ju_lt 79 cents each; Moore Gs McLeod. ` 940,54-9M3i.

f be cured? This method- is simplicity

_ 800d and deep. Lots of rubbing can't

If Rugged on at Night You're Well . Next Morning.

» _`NE8VlL|NE NEVER FAILS.

_ When that cold oomol, howls it to

itself. Rub the chest and throat vig- orously with “Nerviline/' Rub it in

,done harm. Then put some Nerviiiiie in the water anduee it as a Bargle; this will ease tbeeough. cut out the |ll.1lBKlD» assist in breaking up the cold. quickly. _ »

upia

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There is .no telling _hpwguiokly

Nervliine -brooks up ii-bard racking cough. eases a tight cheat, relieves a

pieuritlc vain.: Why. tlxero_;s°p't other ilaimsstuxhm mirgig. wer;.t_li_ penetratvie q ties." », t e _honest merit that has made Nervillne the most popular. American household llniment. ' - _

A large 50c bottle of Nervillne cures

ills of the whole family, and make doctor's bill smalll _Get it today. The larse size is more economical than the 26c trial size. Sold by dealers every- where, or_dire_ct from the (jntarrhnn one Co., Kingston, Canada. '-

"ltexall Cherry.Bark Cough Syrup

is quick. 'sure and 'harmless-it rapidly iiispels_-t-he cough; and breaks up the i-.olil._P.rice 25c. and 50c. per bottle. Mar-Klniiou Drug Co., corner Great George and Went Streets. ' Mtf.

. _ -'°°l'-vi-» <"New soft Tren l-into in all the new

_a':_:i_'les all the new shapes and all the siz¢l.` $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00. Moore &. McLeod. 9406-4~9M3l.

A--1-f: =~.~_»_-.-: -» .--_-.-» .-.- _».»_~_-.-_»_- _ -_-_» ff,-_ ~ _-_ -_ ;

“ln our window you will nee a prot-

ty line of really notable Overcoata oi' fine soft' all wool Cheviot ln blaok. Thele are :ilk faced italian Lined, size: 36 to 42. T_he sleeves are lined with mohair. The Overcoato looks worth a great deal more than we Ire' aaking for It. Our price .ls ten dollars Moore Gt McLeod. 9406-4-9M3ig

-'-5-ve;

Positively -New’ i 0

A Plain ifilllfl Norfolk

_ ° Suits for Boys ’

Worth $4.50 to $8.00 each Any Suit for $3.49

Tliislot carnein Saturday _fresh and new from the factory.

We bought the lot ata price and now offer you your choice

for $3.49. _ _

_What moliier would not refer to have smart, stylish well

fitting Clothes for the Boys. if tiiey-cost no more. They are mostly twee s in Greys and Browns; 'liandsomely made by- specialists that make nothing but Boys Cloths and it takesa Specialist to make

correctly. -

We have the si_ze your Boy"\7v`éars-bring him in this week and

let us show you this fine lot of _ _-Suits‘ worth $4.50 to 8.00 each, your

choice of any Suit.at $3.49.

\ We have 250 pr, Boys___Scl:iool Pants_ (Bloomers) on their

wa from the Manufacturers which we intend to_ put on sale

at 9c a pr. The lot comprisesall the best wearing material | for Boys" Pants and would regularly retail at 7‘%c or $1.25 a pr.

= your §_hoice for 49c each. Watch papers for announcement of _ 049

amv . - ' = -»

_ \

. . ,_.._ ,

. i __ ` -` . ._ ._.__;_»\_.‘_ - _- __ .__»_v"_,_ .. _ _

£3 ts; F

f-f_'_' _ Longcloths

Customers tell us that our '

If there"s~_a_ desirable weave in

long cloth cottons are

e in the world

We ve an ample variety:

Ngo., 100 120 . 141'., l7c , and

vii-il

Specials

1 lor ne_mci_ree_rized flnish_Eng~_ . "° elisli longclotli, yard wide.

Pillow Cottons,.missing from our .

big stock, we _doii'l; know it. _

-is men ciscui.A_n-220 tori uc; asc'

for 20c{ !l0e for 24c; 340 for Zic. yard.

42 iNcH_¢`:|scu|..sn-est im- escrrize

for 2Gc; 35:: ~l’or 280; 37c for 29:2; '40c for 32c_yard. ` ' _ ' `

44 INCH CIRCULAR-280' for 23c" 330"

rar ive; are mi-§20e; tee ini- sic. ' __

100 _

; ~\ ‘ .___

46 INCH lRCULAR-30c for 24c; 35c

for ten yards of superior qunl- for ggcz we f 32,.

ity 'English longcloth cotton' -.

done up in 10 yard bolt.

rafts- Hslvimue

1 *` _ _ i 1

Irie ' ‘ ~ » - I

fi ',-I]

.qn:i. -)

Y__“r0i- _ at _inns ruii

Napkins

_.~.- _¢_\ _.-|,.- '

p - off Table _ i-iiiiens

wide.

.tor ripe;-ties for $1.03. . _ » '~ ` ""”6'1*H'sli-' vulture in

.i_‘»i.' -. " "

-,>.

ate we bought them last; fall. V -

iyaineat dal'l1ask_ pst6tern,ik0' ii-ic_lie|i I .

for iinbleach d ta le linen,

for litronau weerliiz unbieaoiied ytieinie.-iiiisii, ss iiiiineilwiiisif ‘_

for 2800 380-~ior

‘ ads.; 4o__e for aze; asc ioi-__aa9¢_0Qn»¢¢ii- 44‘¢;- .soe ,roi-j Sgt; _son for ue; .soo _iorg-mi was

ldalllpsks

We cannot buy' these _linens for what;.we are selling them at i -#in seine cases.. It ;_si_e_s.fiSrtun-

75c for for

rlrd-

s_plenciid'values we are oi’fering._

' Fortunately we placed-lour order _ for linens. etc.. .Soma 1S.i`1.'<_` _ni5l1ii1S_HS°- iioforo the wnr caused prices to iid-

vnpoc, so we`nre_in`_a--positioii-to olfor

' ~ "'i'alii'es ’just`ns attractive iisffthosh we

.olfereil during our 1914' Annual Sale.

- fi _Every housekeeper, boarding. house

_‘and -hotel_-keeper, should buy now for the iiexl5‘f1-”2"m'onths needs. Because as soon ]__O() ‘ X so ,ML

as"_p`res`en_t stocks are 'sold out, prices will _

- surely advance greatly. -

` 0 Free Hemining

0 I During this sale we will be pleased to liem all

towelings, sheeting, pillow -napkins free of charge.

__ ,.-_.\¢. ` . H _ . I.. _. .. _ » _ . A M _ _ Y _ _I __ _ '_ _ _

cottoiis, table linens and

_ , 1 _- _fi in r `-___ _ _' __ . - . »- _Y pi V ._ 4

_ _ . . - . _ _ Qui- big annual 'linensaie is now.on

- and we invite you-to call~a-neliexamine the

and description.

Bedspreads 0 Bedspreads; of .every kind

To describe

During this Sale the ` 'Following Special ,

_ .yoiito call. -~ _`

_ - _ 75c_ to $6.00 each

_ Honeycomb Crochet, Mar-

seilles, Satin, Pretty Spreads in Art Coiojri`n`gs'._j ;_-_-.__ '

i'or_siugle bed size honeycomb

spreads, 56f!_C_76 inch. for lie'mm¢¢i..crochet spreads, 64

7.5¢.

them all would require a whole page of' this p:ipci~`-better for

Discountsiwill apply

20 p. c. ofi' Furniture Covci-in_q:.'

20 p. c. oi’f Fancy Linens j

20 p. c. off Portieres ' 20 p. c. off Fancy Cushions _'__ _ 20 p. c. off Linens, Cottons, etc.

' Many of our sale prices are

in in in _

125

_ . _ ‘_‘If you want it,

* -in

forheitbmeii crochet spreads. nx- 'trn liirgv, 7fl‘x- 93 inch. `

we have it.”

less than you wouiri pay today at the factory.

' ' _I

.-1* - '.1

;1-i

0 Eiigisi she-ling# it T°w°'S fs les i

A ‘Flor wear' durability nnd`generai satisfaction our ' I' Buy them at our low Sale Im'

Every make is here-every weaves- Coarse or ~

= plain or twilled you can get just what you like." '

. .»_ _ _ _ ._ '-" ’t bezbl t c at

. English_Sheetings and Pillow Cottons cannot be equal-ied.,_ -sv... Wvffh;v_?"0u__ tfesgnto Clie is

__ We handle the celebrated ‘fI»-Ior.roc_kses” malge--es_tab_iisb_7.. . . p

ed in the year 1791 and still the best in_1915.. - "‘i_",'“ - " _ "

-54ilwh at'33_e._yard f0r_2_8c. _ .

- 03 il\<*i\’at 36c. for 29c. .

- -_-150|-`_\ch»atf34¢. for 2`7c.,' ave. foraoc., 42s. fiiriséic., 47.: for . ~ 3,7c., 55e. for 44c.. 57c. for 4_5c. J _ . _.

--_-'90 iM'l1_al;'48c. for- 380. and .55c. for -44c.

25 for annmootn _English sheet mr -s0periilr"*n_iiiiili_y_ 12-' im. i _ _gag--2 yards hide, free from _ unbloabhed- sheeting. heavy _ ,;. 5,. dressing; will wash and wear . ». .close goods which .mil give

._ .- _ @v.el'1_ss!l_slnc¢i°,Il. .

- riiililiiliiim mmmo rrms

Wall..-11. .», _

_-'ei -f§_.~s=fei.;-si=i- .-1 .“ ‘f’.‘_f'*f‘_*" -._j-1 ;- ,

_e -»

for lovely soft linisli fancy lur-

Pl' kish towels, large size, 22 x 50

inch, pretty pattern-a bargain.

EVERY GOOD KIND OF

_ - ‘~`"" -` ‘ '['O\VELS

- Eologgd Tut-lt4l_i;_li 'l‘o:veln_214c5r_;r rorrllciozscspr

_ _ ._ _ ,_ _ _,_ ,_

. "!2irI_<12:_\ at_3;8c_. for 27c., 37c. for 30c., 40c. for 32c., 50c._ for - i' °r ° fic; _mis §§ir°i`;>r die; vfitprfr air soc; so.- _ ~ cents' ' _

i . _ -

. ' 64 c and up to $1.50 pr for $1.20.

`_ for large size soft finish closely P! _ niipped white Turkish Towels.

inch liemnied ends-a wonder ful value.

_ i.i_\f1iN To\vni‘.s

' Fine linen buck towels with neat Pfila ask border iiiiil monogram

_ I

riiu iinx as inch. 0f. °V¢'Y 3°_°d kmd °f

SALE. PII x 4 nc -'ex rn qua y erm '-. 3 4ih t lil..'l`h

will please 701|-

4 t v. ¢

tm ¢ - ,si-..~,~

- --1 Ihr' heavy buck towels, all linen, IOWQIS \0_B_¢|¢Cl fl’0ll1. I

' in '»»'i~¢,»..f»

An enormous range

lf I;