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Al h INota¢‘i:'_o|;of it inAyer;:iHr;apa;illa. , »- --ii -fi. ““‘_...._.°l EE N S WU N TY ami iiiwiii ii. ii. ‘ D 0 You

your doctor freely aboutusin it. Doashe says: -},,¢;_f,";,°_;5 ` ` _ ' .. A __ "_ S_ Need El-nbroiderics 'I _

It Days to buy in this Province

- No matter how small

- ~ - ' f ]ewel 1 with us v k a piece ° . _ ‘Y YOU 0

~ » “e_ eel) 3 C0mplete record of it, give you a ti

d _ _ ck

an 'ivory pight all jewelry left with us, is placed in .

proo vau ts so th t "f

have our store humid ;o lg; \‘;r';l;)eun\;ufo}r;pln:;§u_§iioii§h t

I CR

_l ext day “nd get Y0\\1' Jewelry.

il _ ,. __

Department “....f.‘.i'l.‘; §.ii.‘;;.‘l3§I‘.Z§?1.i5.iYe“’ L _ W - W . Welln , _I I

F0"-;m“ We77"ef°S ‘Jewelry Store

ave

et fire

the

11 s

61'

Miss May Green has returned to her

home in Kingston afterspending n Pleasant visit in Wlnsloe north, the guest of Miss lliilliccnt Younker.

Mrs. J. A. McKinley and family, Nofih River. wish to 'convey thanks £0 their friends for the many kind W01”dB and other acts of sympathy shown in their recent bereavement.

Miss Tessie Williams, of Cnarlotr,-_ t0Wn. Wuo accompanied Miss Laiierty as far as Moncton on her way out west, returned home ysstetday altar- noon on the U. P. H.-Moncton Ex,

A caucus of the ministerial for

of the P. E. l. Legislature was h last night.

C. H.

Harris C0., Ltd., left Georgetown E00d will between Great Britain, yesterday by the Earl Grey on

EVUFI/006 5110010 Day their electric eign minister in the late cabinet of light bill before March 10 as that M. Briand, responding to a toast at, date is the last to get a dscount.

ces cld

_-_-

f’Alt1S, March 4-M. Picheon, for-

luncheon given today in his honor by the British and Ainerican correspond-_

Nelson, City of the Massey ents, referred to the community _of

a France and the United States. “Diir-

Extra Special

Lei N.. 1

short business trip to M0n¢¢_Jn_

The funeral of the late Mrs. John Callaghan, city, will leave her late

ing my long and difficult years as foreign minister," he said, "I have labored constantly to solidify the friendship between France, the'llni-

Corset Cover Embroidery

ter y

residence, 16 Alley Street, at g_ this' morning for gp D\mS¢,an»s Cath_ not entitled to any great credit in Bllrul. thence to Vernon River Cem I V

30 ted States and Great Britain. I am

e_ doing this, because how could [have

been blind enough to act otherwise

just 300 yds

of checked and

striped dimity corset cover embroid-

T ' . .

e '_With ideal _ weather and roads for _ _ _ ' There exists between ldilillalld. FFHDCG _ Tb- - 'th t dO_ the gt

'__ et us demonstrate our skill by

making for you the best nom-ni

you have ever had.

or-:o. ii. cooir,

Photographer, The Studio (where Baby is Always

1_-un

FLOUR

Five Roses in bbls and half bbls Royal Household bbls and half bbls Royal Stewart in bbls and half bbls Fedora in bbls and half bbls Purity in bbls and bags Beaver in bbls and bags Puritan in bbls

Quality Guaranteed, Prices Low

Beer (El. Goffs

COMMONWE ALTH fl0TE_L

Opposite State House, Boston. Mn ss

;_=_=`e;`:;_-.""ei’f¢§;;” .51 _

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offers rooms with hot and 'cold water for $1.00 pe doysand up, which includes free use of Cub) shower baths. Nothing to equal this in New England. Rooms with Private baths for 11.50 (per day and up; suites of two rooms an bathtor M.00per day and up. Dininf rooms and cafe Brat class. European p an,

ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOP stonejoors. nothing wood but the door# Equipped with ite own Sanitary

Vacuum Cleaning Plant; Long Distance Telephone in Every ltooir.

Strictly A Temperance llotel Send lor Booklist Commonwealth Hotel Inc.

STORER E CRAF IS

nsirt naivaozn

<_'

t. sr.

puns i '

_ Farm for Sale . of Mrs Jane McKenna, `

two_ miles from Hunter River in good cultivation with good buildindrs. alsowi-li at tne door and good orchar , iiity acres more or less. _ I-`For`further particulars apply to Mrs Jane McKenna. is Granville nest., Ljlinr- lottetown. 3-Brmtusdttaaiprl

lie Your Glasses Right

Vision changes as all things do

with the years and the glasses that were just right a few years ago may be all wrong today. If they have outlived their usefulness, you are doing your eyes an injury bywear- ing them and bring on headaches and nervous disorders. Better let us test your eyes and see whether your present glasses are suited to them.

E. W. Taylor

Opticien South Side Queen Square

Welcome. . S _ 5

eed Fai

/-Tuesda Wednesday I

Welcom

t0 the

'E3

. ._

and Tliurilday, March 14, 15 and 16. _

Are the days set apart

for the Central Seed Fair, Domestic science exhibit- ion and poultry show, held in the Market Build- ing, city.

Extensive preparations

have been iiizide to make the fair the great success it should be and to add to the enjoynient \ve’re offering visitors

ll) p. c. off All

including the latest styles for spring wear that have just arrived. Uuly by spec- ial armngeiiieiits with the manufacturers can we offer our patrons such bargains-it's a special inducement that will make your visit to ihc city a profitable one

Every article of foot-

wear is included in this offer, I0 p c. olf every- thing during Seed Fair Days.

Bring this ad :indgct

-nu-1 .--_-'

l§5 Queen Street

r yesterday when the students iresent-

\_ J

/-Footwear-\_

l yOU-lf dlscgunt- l will help the grain growers in that

J they will be able to get the latent,

_ American machinery at reduced prirx- _ °

& C a d at the same time command s

_ 0 made in Canada, and there is no use

winter work, the farmers of Clyde lliver, have housed the best crop oi ice that they have handled for years, twenty inches thick, and clear ng glass. They have also about finished liauling their year's supply of fire- wood and now the chugg, chugg, of the gasolene engine is daily heard in the village, cutting the wood, much to the satisfaction of the poor hors es.

A very interesting debate took

place in the Prince of Wales College

ed arguments on the question whe- ther a course' for every student in Household Economy to be taught ir. that in that institution would be a benefit. This was carried in the affir- innti\'e by a vote of 19-18. The fol- lowing were those arguing in favor of the resolution : Leo Nelligan, Miss Francis Steele, Eric Warburton, Miss Bertha Campbell, and those against it were M-iss Lulu Ballcni, John Nicholson, Mies Louise Mc(‘ready and

yG. Green. Victor Saunders was re- cording secretary and Ambrose Paoli

was critic.

W. S. liriuson whose success nur'

_iikill as an amateur photographer have been of great value to the Pro- vince. especially in bringing to no tice the many points of beautv in Is land scenery, has recently crossed tr and from this Province to the main- land, both by the steamers and bi the ice-boats at the Capes, taking many photographs hy the way. Thesr are of especial interest, and are down to dats, showing actual present con-- ditions. In them the “strap passen gore" are shown, launching the boats dragging them from the water agaii and over the ice-iielils. He nlso showf views of the Earl Grey and Minto ii th-cir heavy conflicts with the ice bergs and ice fields. 'l‘he proofs showi- to The Guardian are excellent, strik ill!! and life like. Mr. Louson's laud- olilc object is now, as always to se cure better communication with thi mainland in.winter, and to draw th-r attention of people in other Provin ces to our winter disabilities. Tr this end these splendid, photos will be reproduced in the Montreal Stand- ard, and it is hoped may yct be placed within the reach of citizens here who may desire to procure their iii card form. - '

Louis McMillan, of P. E. Island.

was interviewed on the train Bt St. John while gy- return to the west after a visit at his former home. He has been engag- ed in the ranching business and volun- teered the statement that the trade agreement would be a great boon to the west and its introdiiction woui: result in B great increase of the pop- ularity of the Laurier government. “No government which had the cour age to grapple with this question and give to the west its greatest need, can lie defeated," he said. “lt

es. n bigger price for their wheat Some of tho machinery used in tha nest is not

denying that the United States fac- tories have their patents iu'rih~~r ad-

sési >~"u I N

Dl'.N'i‘lN'1`

Office ours 9-i n Ov r enlrlns &

ii I 530 W SE H

N(J'l1‘§r'lottatow n. P. "'d"'il

ftom Bi'iiu‘n as tlic strict regulations there guarantee n good article. but it is n lone, wny oil." Alfred Murphy,

also on r » E. Island home. Said he could not sec how any country could grow faster

T HILD portraits iiiade by C are childlike, just 25 0 portraits of adults possess strcng niicl character.

Come in and sec our liiic. If you Or

we will please you.

Dentistry

g ii.. c. ii. ru-;E

Surgeon Dentist Berlin Dental Parlors

Richmond St. Phone 153.]

Over Prawns Bros. .

_ E

We are exports iii ligliiiiig :uid posiu

and our cquipmciit is coiiiploic. d

nf the city were condiictnrl. "They

°" and power away down. The gravity

water system, recently perfected will compare with any ln the

I : Hur Edervcsccnt Saline keeps the

stomach and liver right and the BYB- teni free from poisonous waste mat- ier. lt is .1 mild pleasant remedy and so much better than harsh irritating purgutlves which do more harm than good. 25c bottle. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Sunnyside.

Tenders

Sealed tenders, addressed to the

undersigned, and marked on the out- side, 'Pender for Church, will be re- ceived up to and including Saturday. March 25th,_ for the erection and ex- terior completion ot the new R0man Catholic Church at St.. 'l‘eresa‘s. Plane and specifications can he seen ot the Parochial House. Each tend- er must be nccomPllll°d UV tl" 'lg' nature of two responsible DMSO” willing _to become hound for the faithful performance of the ¢0ut»\‘l°¢- The lowest, or any tender. \\Q¢ "CW"

'mi' °°°il°iii'i`. iaenomu-D. P- P-

The Never Failing lleert, Nerve md Stomach Remedy A Proven Medicine of Exceptional Value

Country. No failures.

Sold only by ‘

P. Mcllualrl

42 Queen Street. Opposite Auld Bros

Sterliml Bitters r"-"';;,'g"""`

Testirnonals and' References

by the hundred _fr0m_ I>¢°P|° moat prominent in City and

People’s Theatre -rrruizsiimi

(ll The Other Way

(2) Soap in Ilia Eyes_ (3) Military Cyclists in

Belgium

(4) The Lesson

BILLY STEWART in Song “NEWK” SAWYER in Specialty

A Cly

very pr

iiolint.

urge p :ollectc

Dr. J f the

n the

'rince iear S

ago he he far

over,

nd th 909-h

Writi

Ihurch irgc,

action

.ubmit

inion

same.

‘There

cant q ‘ias be `iands of the !'ie.lieve

iiglily 'hurrh

-Our school has been closed on count of the measles which has be

teacher has recovered sufficiently 0;" grand peoples, who aini at common

open the school on Monday, Maron Y. P ith. Our new Post Master-_ Ken'ne,th and the maintenance of peace Matheson, is getting his bnsinens fhapei bl’ laiillg in a good supply groceries for the Spring ti-ade_._J9 scott and sons, arc doing a la;-ge

:p-to-date mills, S001, the hum 015? ranged while M. Piclieon was foreign iaws will be heard cutting up

:ai Education and 1,,d,,,ma1_ Tram Doooqooooooooovo

UE. \iIho Was here with that Comm l

sion ast year, rece tl d 1' '

iddrcss in Ottawa Ii>nyCoiieie]iiii;(iioéiii caugh syrup

erred as_tollows to an instance onservaeion in P. E. 1: Then

Els farmer how long he had been _ e _place he then held. Twenty-two cups of grnniilsited sugar and one cup eass. He had 97 acres. Twenty years of warm writer :ind stir for two min-

is own. Then he learned to grow and fill it np with the Sugar Syrup,

h're is conservation--land, nnttie best cough syrup at a saving of $2.

$300 worth of pork, and he sold a ' _ _ 9 iorse every second yeah Them was remedy is surprising. it seems to _0 mortgage on .his ¢a,.m_ That., take hold i:istanfly,_ and will usually

fonservation.

n Church union on Feb. 25th., la ev 'I`. F. Fullerton, of St. Jam

_ I ‘HIV-llg. mfluental minority again hc "Batis of Union," the time h

ome for the strong majority to pi y i magnammmm part by taking “Wh in thousands of homes in the United

-f union from some time from the a _ . iw propaganda of the church" U been imitated, though never success-

Personally am strongly opposed

_ - _ . . ' D » . '-hi’ 51"’-"il-Y Of thosem ff’-V0’ Of th” guialcol and all the natural liealing

nt_ good inust accrue from the joint will not Work in this rn.-;|pg_

laliberations which have revealed .ich splendid ability and line spirit.| or money prmnmiy mfun¢]@d_ gags

zhe existing conditions in forcing e g in issue this far--reaching and iiiipor- send to The Piiiex Co., Toronto, Ont

the pnit of the nialority would be

appreciated by many in the wholook atihe queatirn from

opposite stand-points, especially ac-

com anied b some steps leading to --~-

D _ y

federation.

de River con-espondent writes: and the United States so marked an

“_ identity of aspirations and solidari- en ty of interests that it would be chi-

evaleng here this winte,._ merical to seek to separate these

libert social rogress, democracy

in throughout the world." _ _ of M. Picheon, in concluding, affirmed bn that his successor _wonld_ continue to a_ strengthen the friendship of these

of work, this wingm-_ in th ~ three nations. The luncheon was ar-

th; minister in appreciation of his inva- od riable recognition of the place Amer-

ican aiid langlish newspapers have in the advnnceinent in international

“mes W- Robertson. Chairman good Wm' Royal Commission on Techni- " '

iles of logs ami ni 1 d at their mills. 5 ng E wo

is" Recipe for I6 Ounces of

course of the addi-ees he

re- of No Better Remed at an Price.

_ Y Y

Edward Island a farmer fr ln Fulll' Guaranteed.

ummersid., .,,_t,,,ed_ we aslfgj ooooooooooooooooooc

(yn Make ri plziln syrup by mixing two

had R mortgage of $1,100 on ulcs. Put 21/2 ounces of pure Pinex m. For ten years he just hem (fifty cents' worth) in a 16 oz. bottle,

keep cows and makg butts,-_ This gives you ri family supply of the

e family. The previous yeal._ It never spoils. Take a teaepoonful e had sold _$900 of butter and every one, two or three liours.

The effertiveiiess of this sim le

5 stop the most obstinate cough in Z4

hours. lt. tones up the jaded appe-

n - _ _rite and is just ioxnfive enough to be K to the Presbyterian wltneis helpful in ,u cough, :ind has a pleas-

B 'l "ig taste. Also excellent for bron- gs ‘iial trouble, throat tickle, som lungs ° -ii asthma, and an unequnlled rem-

» City. SHYBI-“In view of t

and I think I am 'nstified '

“li edy for whooping cough. ‘ 5”' This recipe for making cough rem- ” edy with Pinex and Sugar Syrup (or ‘W ::ti'nlnr.~d hone ) is :i prliuc favorite

as will remove the iuestmn States and Canada. The plan has

. . _ I fully. lf you try it, use only genuine

that this ‘B B fa" s“gge5t1°“- Pinex, which i., the most valuable

h t I _ _t9 concentrated compound of Norway “ .Pppreclaie and admire white ine extract and is rich in

I feel that érmt and llefmali- pine elements. Other preparations

A guarantee oi’ absolute satisfaction,

i-4. l10\\'¢V¢r. KFHVC dllllgef in with this recipe. Your' druggist has

t0 Pin x or will ct it for you. If not.

uestion by the power which _ __ en legitimately placed in thc W

yard

All ci lors.

If you cannot

ery, isis wi on 1 » »- value ever offered. Regular 42c

S........129c yard

394: DRESS

GOODS

An Annual Event

Odd pieces from our stock re-'

presenting poplins, serges, Wales, etc, regular prices 5oc to 7oc pr yard.

come send for

` Samples Stanley Bros.

for t-tory sort of C006" Plllll col-D

flniiicd iiiicniis' iiicinbraiie.

Good for _yoiiiig .'-curl uid

__.__ __ _;- --- _.- - W -_ 1

'1 _ A GREAT REMEDY I

, .

Hughes _ Cough Mixture

it rr'lirzvi»s Ihronf irritziiioiis, stops night coiigliiiig :mil lit-ills ilu' in-

SG E ll h 6

P I 2'

C0. . ug CS i '1‘;',‘,;_,;,,.,

Central Seed Fair on March i4. I5. io, in Market Building. I

of the _majority as the result 1

activn,of the Prcsliyteiies. I that such a enerous act on J

- . ’i`(llt()NTO, March 6-The Ciinudinii

A vanced than in the Canadian goods. B I V

Q-1 We are always glad to get anything

I DR. A. B. REID

eturn after a visit to his P

”“"£`. `”“.`.i.°.Ii‘ .$22223 ‘“.‘.`.i..“°$£‘§.'.i.“.‘.i Friday evening ”

ma er .

ng the tariff. He has been working in _

Calgary as a dairying contractor and One hours sharing with mimic

ur Wm; vm-y strongly iinprcssed with the by Fourth Regt l~i_and :iifcr llio

th husinemlnkc way in which the “mm-B nmwh' Donilnwslt' nuinlicr of tlflhiiiii Drliicii i~i durini

made $340110 a vear out of thuir _ ' th” l"""sc“t "llm°"‘l° "B "l;°“t 1'”

' ‘ - ' * `

K' l 'ect railway," lic said. 2000'

`1”"_“‘””`”' 1' """"""` Northern ltailwuy lies so far this

“Ei H

year placed oiidcrs for Sl1»,Ul)0 tons Of steel rails for delivery this year. These will cost above $3,000,000. A great proportion' of the mils came from Sydney, (`. B. These will he laid in Ontario and the prairie pro- ;

VS vinces. `

Lust season 548 inilrs ol steel were

laid in Manitoba, Alberta nnil Sas- -katchewan. Grading for 520 iniics of rails more in those proviiicizs has hccu complctcil, and this work will be continued this eoiniiiix summer. 'l`hc first sliipiiicnt oi rnils for the British (_‘-oluiiibia section reachedl

. Port Mann yesterday.

'i‘Yri1oir_iFi_\'1';'FiT»._\'v_s

.incur 1200 <‘..\si-is.

0'f"l`i'i\y'_-“., Mntrzii 8.- A canvas ol

all the \-livsiicians ‘n Uttiwn fixed thu

This ia iinrlnrstoml in be it ratlici-

munlcipa str

"and put thc price of electric light - -;_. - -=.~_ _

The Bayer Studio ....i...-- P: The Best

'““""’""'_-°"

been to supply our patrons with the Best possible Opti- . cal Service. The importance

slightest eye defects, has led to the invention of many

the practise of methods of examination absolutely to be depended on.

using these best systems with pronounced success. Our prices are very low;

gold filled spectacles fitted with first quality spherical lenses, including examinat- i _

con'-iri'vat.ive csr.im;if.'r. 'flue numl-er is considerably than that i:i\'rn‘out byl the local Board oi Health, which is‘

il reported 833. --

Service

Our ambition always has

correctly measuring the

ieiitific instruments and

For years we have been

r instance, our high grade

llis Best investment

repnlys him under certain conditions with the lrrhest percentage, enables hm) to attend to his usiness with an easy mind.

- because it costs least money to retain ,

ion only, 3.00. Coinplicnted lenses will cost extra.

It will 'pay you to pat-

ronize u's_ -

1 5Cenfa Admission 5 cents 0 Remember Seed Fair Next Week

Pflfe SOC pef b0“le» Q1.-_nl-_-:-11 -_-ZIP*

G. F. HUTCHESON Expert Opticinn

and because a policy for

i Fire insurance i proves that he has a level head-f\`.very_mnn

wants to protect his home or business f the worst happens." Let this olilce rovide you wit a policy ln the mast

y sllnhle lrs lns.Co.on earth.

l I

Get Better

be-t bread and pastry flonrs - it good to eat.

Gt-t it barrel today---the cliaiige

2 _ 37 - 1 r/15

_-an

l'lioiic ‘ ' f ° Free ~ 5

Bread---Try

Banner F four

livery barrel of Banner means iiiore and hcitcr bread than \

you can get from the ordinary flour. Banner is ri. blend of the I

contains all the wheat that's

Better health and a happierlife comes from eating Banner

baked goods - you should try this flour for your fa.mily’s sake.

will do you good.

Delivery

Gkocfn

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1’.l‘]l’RldSl‘lN'l"ATlVES

(JF I. l`. R. l‘li\ll’l.()\'l§H.

MUNf"l'ili\', N. ll., Murcli, i>i.~-'l`lic

i:<»i~i1i.»ii;; of the \'ot.~s for represents,- tives of the [_ (J. R., employes on the Priviilriit Fund lioirrrl was con- cluded on Tiicsilny, W. l’. Hutciiiii- son, train drspatciicr, Truro and J. W. Nniii, driver, Truro, were elect- cu.

Olfll I.\'(`-HEASING

Rl<JSPONi-lll3ll_.lTll‘Il~l.

li'l"'l‘AW.\, March 8.-it is under

stood that n Canadian Trade Com- missioiicr is likely to he permanently Placed in Washington in the near lui.-

UTS.

This will be the chief subject dis-

cussed between the Canadian Govern- ment and Ambassador Bryce, who is to arrive from Washington on 'Fri- day.

"Elegant furniture coverings in the-

widest variety-at 20 per cent. ofi during March. We make this special offer so as to bring work in early lor our upholsterers. Beer Kr Weeks, Fur- niture Headquarters. 3-ldti.

Bros Ltd 2 25dtf.

O ri _hi ment oil-l grade

- D. B. Stewart, Ch town

'lim-l

THIS NICW QUEEN OF THE DAIRY.

Uvcr Seven Tons ui Milk and ()vcr

Half a ton nf lluttcr in (inn Year.

l*`i‘oiii a Cow Weighing llnilcr 900 llis.

Net Profit $5G.'i,22.

Anotlier woi~id's record has liocu

broken. The new queen of the dairy is A beautiful Jersey cow named So- phie 19th of Hood Farm, owned and tested at Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass. She is the Champion Jersey for milk and butter fat production cows lie-

twcen four and five years of age.

'During the twelve months ending

December (il, 1910, on 3 test authen- ticated by the Massachusetts Agricul- tural Collcge, under the rulrs of t-he American Jersey Cattle Club, Sophie 19th of Hood Farm gave 14,373 lbs. 3 oz. milk, testing 1005 lbs. ll oz. but- ter or over half a ton. An accurate account was kept of her feed, and her' milk sold at 10c. per quart, made a profit of $565.22.

The United States Department of

Agriculture's estimate in round num- lbsrs of the wealth produced each year by the 22,000,000 cows in the United States is $800,000,000, or an average. profit of $36.36 per cow. li more at.- _tention was paid to the feeding and l breeding it wouldbe easy to increase

the average prilt per cow to at least

Another big shipment of thatioiie-tenth oi the profit made by Sop-

splendld quality of Ladies' l-lose ,hie 19th ol Hood Farm, which would at 25 MS var pair- MSO a lor- ofwaise the total to si_z4o,ooo,o00, an new iriiiinns wnien are the ia-r.\i...~r¢...;.. or s44o_oiio,ooo.

call of fashion and stylo -Prowse

Lnxatlve Bromo Tablets are ber- aldcd the world over as the best for

Br0ua‘;j;Y0,_r:‘g nponedyevn-y colds, headaches, etc. They will cure

-- ii

five y.1rdsst.amped "Hygrado lovin ¢0\G ln 0"* ‘lay 805 bmi! “Y your protaotlonin the new Blues. _case oi headache in existence. This is prays, Tons, many staple shades it prerliiration that has often been im- and Black $1.75 d loss regular itated, hut,nevei- successfully. Get. n

discount.-Futons. 2-25<lt.f. box. The 'l'wn Macs. _ rlrti.

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