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We have Hard ’ N' Wood _-_ ,in ‘ lengths `i.;~°-f'§.' if ` Suitable _ fOI` _Open KQDAKS are so simple, i

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Grate - O I' St0Ve’ ficient, there is no limit to

makes a good clean results-and always ready fire. A Delivered to any part of the city

for use on the instant.

OUR NEW STOCK com-

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prises _all the latest and most up-to-date Cameras. Call and see us about cameras.

We will be pleased show you how easy it is make good .pictures with Kodak or Brownie Camer

lfrices range from $1.00 t 6:>.00. ' Write us for a Koda alalogue.

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-Let us give your are HERE Yeafs Hat You, who have a sweet

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lates, will find parti ular de

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The chocolates sold here

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i ceane an re oc e .- N °| '_ f We have the latest shapes Wiilzggg (forkdipg) . and styles in fashions Moir’s and

‘We make aspeciaity of Lei-fgiws cleaning ladies white kid "3u5lf(;C']l‘; fresh and as gloves. Let us have yours. Pure an. W ° °S°me as y°“ *Out f t d could wishfor. T akehome

tl ‘o own or ers

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promptly attended to. show tonight would not be

complete without them.

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The P_ E. I. coast buoys are now all ready tofbe placed outside as 'soon as the ice takes its departure.

= HEAl'i. DR. PRINGLE TOMORROW. -_-Help the good work for the soldiers by attending St. James' Church 'on Wednesday evening. Admission 25 cents, Children 15 cents_ 2i.

NEEDS T0 BE LEVELLED. -The

crossings at the drains at the corner of Richmond and Rochford Streets stand badly in need of being repaired. The plank coverings stand quite a dis- tance 'abcve the street level and

'teams going by receive quite an un-

pleasant jolt.

THE EXHIBITION GRANT.- The

Charlottetown Driving Park Associa- tion have asked the city for the usual grant towards the P.-.E. island An- nual Exhibition to be held from Sept.

Zith to 29th inst. The request will D .considered when the estimates are being made up_ A

CHURCH REOPENS.- 'l`he»Wins-

ioe_South Church will be reopened on Sunday next after -.undergoing thoro- ugh repairing and painting. Rev. Mr. Fulton of Charlottetown will preach at 3 o‘clock and Rev. J. L. Dawson of York will take the evening ser- vice at 7. , _ _

,WELL KNOWN *COMMERCIAL MAN DEAD.-'Tho death occurred in Antlgonisli, N. S., recently of Mr. D. C. McDonald, a well known boot and shoe traveller of the Maritime Provinces. He had been coming to P. E. lslandannually for the last twenty- ilve years and will be missed by the dealerghere. V '

COAL STRIKE ENDED.- The

strike of miners in the Acadia Coal Mines has been satisfactorily ad- justed and the men have returned to work. A very large amount of the coal used in Prince Edward island comes from these mines and people here will be pleased to learn that the trouble with the miners is settled.

FIRST CATCH A-TGEORGETOWN

-The first catch of herring at George- town was made several :lays ago by Mi'_ Henry Boutelle who made a haul of several barrels. Mr. Boutelle has the distinction of having made the first spring catches of mackerel at Georgetown during the past twenty years;

. WEDDING BELLS.- A very quiet and pretty wedding took place in the First Presbyterian Church, Edmonton Alta., on April 26, 1916. when Susie Mae, daughter of Mrs. Chas_ Mutch. Cherry Valley, P. E. I., became the bride oi’ Mr. Lloyde Dawson Peterkin. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. McQueen in the presence of a few immediate friends. Mr. Grant. organist of the First Presbyterian C_1l\1I‘ch played the wedding march. _The brides gown was ivory ninon over ivory silk and pearl trimmings, and carried a bouquet of bridal roses. The groom’s gift to the bride was a ring set with pearls and diamonds. Alter the ceremony a wedding, breakfast was served at the Macdonald Chateau. Mr. and Mrs. Poterkin left later for Saskatoon. Sask_, where they will reside. Mr. Peterkin is the son of Wm. Peterkln of Artliurf. Ont., and has been in Saskatoon for the past four years and is with the Canadian Grain Co., of that City.

::Queen Quality Gypsy Lace Kid

V*-ootn received today from New York the latest shown in all sizes.-Alley `/iz Co. 9681-5-11M3i_

::Use your phone--if you want a. re-

medy. some Cold Cream. Taicum Pow- ler. candy or anything else which we sell, phone us and we'll see that you’re taken care of at once. '1‘liat's just n part of our service. E. A. Foster. Central Drugstore. Sunnyside.

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my vgpgsihls loss. '1_‘_Iiis_ company is the VN

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|42 Prince Street, next to Klndergaren ~ Art Needle Work and materials for working. Stamped .Linens and Threads of all kinds.

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SEALER SIGHTED-A large seal-

PATRIOTIC MEETING TODAY.-

Tlie Patriotic Society meets this af- ternoon at 4 o'clock in the Recruit.

ing 03109. Mdfkef Building.

ing ship was sighted off Alberton few dayaago.

OOAL TO ARRIVE.--The Schooner

Fireen will be due here next wee with 200 tons Inverness round Coal for George E_ Full. 9097-5-11m3i

CHURCH BERVlCE8.- Rev J. S1

McKay will conduct services next Sabbath, Tryon 11 a. m., Hampton 3 p. m., and Bonsliaw at 7 p. m. '

FOR CHARLOTTETOWM- The

wAN‘rEn.-Attention is called i

schooner A...`_V. Conrad, sailed from Barbados, West Indies, on April 15th. for Charlottetown, with a cargo of molasses.

tho Army Service Corps ad which ap- pears elsewhere calling 'for seventy- ilve drivers for horsr. teams to go over- seas. '

COLONEL ROSS.-The death oc-

curred suddenly in Halifax on Monday night of Lt-Colonel Ross M. D., who will be kindly remembered by many in this City having visited here some years ago as a member of the Medical Association_

MAPL.£WOOD_--The writer _of the

article on "Maplewood" in the morning Guardian of last Sathrday, (ith inst. wishes it to be distinctly understood that every item written had reference to Maplewood, within its limits, not to places of business, one, two. or three miles outside oi’ the district.

ENLISTED IN AMHERST.- The

Amherst Guardian reports that Mr. Fred Gay. a. former Charlottetown boy, who has been employed for some time as a letter carrier in Amherst has enlisted for overseas service.Mr. Gay enlisted with the 106th Battalion and will join the company now in training at Springhill.

A THRIVING INDUSTRY. - Mr

P_ A. Farquharson of the island Stock Breeding Company. Ltd., French Fort was in the city yesterday. This com- pany waa started in July last and theirs was the first farm on P. E. Is- land to bc started as a joint stock company. They have about 325 sheep and up to a day or two ago had be- tween 160 and 170 lambs. _Besides sheep the company have quite a large number oi swine which are also thriv- ing. __

N EW HAVEN INSTITUTE.-'Phe

regular monthly meeting of the New H_a.ven Womens Institute was held'at the home of the Secretary Mrs. "Jolin Dever-:aux on April 27tli_ The sub- ject for discussion was “Bread and Biscuit Making," and many helpful ideas were exchanged. It was deci- ded at this meeting to l>'uy wool for the purpose of knitting socks for the soldiers. At the close of the meeting dainty refreshments and home-niadn candy were served by the hostess, af- ter which a hearty vote of thanks were tendered 'her by the members ,»i'or her hospitality. The next meet- ing will be held May 24th at the home of Mrs. A. N. Darrach. Subject "Homemade Candy."

PEG O' MV HEART AT SEA.-The

iB¢1l‘b&d0s. W I., Advocate of April 22nd nntos the arrival there of the lt.~ M. S. Caraquet. Thepassengers _by this ship included the well known 5W. S. Harkins Theatrical Company ' under the management of Mr. Salmon, who gave a splendid presentation of the famous play. "Peg O’ My Heart." The Advocate says: _It does not often fall to the lot of the ocean traveller to witness such a brlllant performance, and sullh splendid acting under the ex- itraordinary conditions One could easily fancy oneself in theatre of our large cities. but for the stars above and the refreshing cool breeze. One and all the characters were splendidly played and the Barbados public is in for a real treat, and should take every 0DD°"f““itY of seeing this versatile company. The whole company reflect credit to `Mr. Harkln’s judgment; they have won golden opinions from crow- ded houses in Bermuda and their suc-

iietiis is assured right through the West n es." , _ _

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::Donieatic Shortenlng a. splendid

___ article for use instead of lard. Jen-

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A Worm- Cure for

Your Foxes '

From now onwardseverg'

case of worms in your bree -

ing foxes or young pups can be successfu ly cured. ~

For now there isan absol-

ute cure for the malady- i is _ " "

Mae’s Fox. Worm _.Ca_psnle|

.and they have been used with such good results in so many local ranches that there' is no doubt whatever of their curative qualities. _. Mac's Fox Worm Capsul- es are the real, scientific solution to the fox worm problem-they are_ the only preparatliin that will relieve the troub e and`cut dow,ii your losses. _

Boa sufhcient for the

treatment- of several fglxsa

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Drugs

There' is no other line of busi-

ness wliidi demands the same spirit of carefulnosg as the sale of drugs, this carefulness not only refer; to an effoq to .avoid errors, but it includes care in buying, handling and selling of everything a druggist carries. The mission of the drug business is to safeguard the interests of

the pplbiic. To do this properly, consta t care must he exerted.

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and we seek the trade of custom- ers who appreciate the fact that care counts. ` ' We want you to realise' that the cbaracterlatlor feature of OUR store ig

Reliability

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Perfection in Corsets means

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and weak, eruption appears on your face' and body. you lack vitality strength and animation. your appe- tite _ls poor and you feel all tired out.

Get Hcod's Sarsaparilla frim any

drugilst. lt combines just the roots, __barlss, lierba and other substances that' you need.

lt. purliiea and strengthens the

blood-makes the rich. red blood 'that you must have to' feel well, look well. eat and sleep well. This is confirmed by thousands of letters from people in all ports of the country. . fH0od'a Sarsaparllla is tliebest spr- ing medicine. but is not simply a spring medicine -it is an all-the-yeai--round blood purifier and tonic. Remember it has stood the test of forty years. Be sure to get l-iood's and get it today.

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books and

lnss. Charlottetown. The donors

pIéa2se'a'.ccépt` the hearty thanks of the;

Trustees for, tiieirmlibelrglltity. ifhege are twenty seven ( ) c ren n e g -, l-ionic at the present time. and we sincerely hope that many others may assist in providing for the Orphans. D. 155 Q,-“gm” 3"-ng _ MacLean, 'i‘reasurer. '.

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NEW GOODS from Erfgland-bought at old prices-offered you away

present figures. _ _ '_ _ _ _ just to give you an idea of what the shipment contains, we ll say

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Tliere are New Wool Dress Fabrics _

There are New Wash Goods There are' N ew Velveteens in several colors.

New llgress Fabrics are in Crepes--Ammures-Tweeds-Serges _

Cashmeres- laids-Shepherd Checks.

New Wash Goods are offered in Voiles-Crepes--Mercer Linen

finish suitings, Zephyrs, Cotton Shantungs_

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Super-Bone Corsets

'rinsis A woanro 'ras won/IAN who simply MUST HAVE e_,=°"°f

tbat’s exa_q3y.right. To..the woman who is not satisfied with Something Pretty good." To __ e,-,woman who has been experimenting with alisorts--and has _ not met the perfect corset get. _

Tothis woman-an to all her sisters we want to introduce SUPER-

BONE Corsets

_. 1 The -illustration ali’o_ve shows one of the models-but after all it’s only a

picture’ ' '

ion really 'need id see the corset-to try it-béttfflslill have 001' ¢XD¢\’t

corset women-put it on you. You will appreciate than the wonderful easy

perfection of fit

You will understand how this woven wire honing-unbreakable unrus- ~ 3

tabl -qlvesperfect u rt- nd bsolut freed ni. » P Tail or hart-?st¢rii,ii) or siim-ithere is a ingdel to suit your figure. ._

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6000 is Five Dollars

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