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D I I 1 _»isi...iis.-..i‘:'dl“-’?'i}'li».

Ulilii " - ' ,_ -_._..__,____ I Sm. your lhiq! llsiuiifyiu i °

_ .ine grows heir md we an pm" ;¢

'NY ll you will. alter _ mm of Dmdumoi you caglotllalzxca 'draw it through your h

not itch, but what will ples,"

most, will be alter a iew weeks' 3;" when you will actually se, nw hm! line and downy at Brat-yes-but real:

gydaiew hair-growing all over the G

A little Denderlne now will imme-

dietely double the beauty of

nalr. No didsrenee how dull, ialllildr

brittle and soraggy, just i g ' °‘ Y h cloth with Danderlne anlimcdrglluil;ll_):,fgt;‘;f£‘fR‘;t?: ;ai“"°d b

““B°l’\l° Your ecslpl

hair will be light, flilily

and have an apps”-gnc, elite: an incomharable lu ness and luxuri

ol true hair health.

toilet counter, and prove

pretty and solt as n -t

Demlei- h

.1 I. "_ _ 1 d a one small strand at a tim.e‘r"1‘tilsu:|' I UK ace o andrui! - '

or “mug ,mr .nd youxflflczlplizvoisli feet is immediate and amasii:1¢-your

an wavy oi abund-

th stre, soit-

C . t

,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ““ ° ° l’°““ Y “<1 i=nasnv'i'nnY_- it was ounces.

stszs sntiiiti fx ' Danderlne (som :nys dlug ldlldvzldonor to

t ai

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t°UlEht-now-that your hiiliryoillsmlsld ML

at it has Y careless

"-5- _lf _.E

Womeh’s Rubbers

1’ I I and Overslioes

I, , \\ Now is the time io get your rubbers

//2 \ 2 yi and overshoes and this the place for we

Y; I /‘- can offer you a large stock to select from,

the very best quality of goods at most

.- \li *- ‘ \

l.’¢ll SOD

_ w. 150 sacks oi paper and letter mail 4,,//lg, 0 n g0od_ 1 Buffered

a . . . . ‘ 3 E /' Q dreadfully for years leave for Picton this mommg_ ernment to fuilll it pre-election ~-

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_ _ ./- _~ //.

le 4

able prices.

Overshoes, best quality. cloth and

linest rubber 2 buckle $l.7$,buttoned $2.

Rubbers two qualities 65c and

........ ...............'l5ca pair

' ig Alley £9 Co. _

135 Queen St.

IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

NOTICE.-The Mail Speelal will he eld till 10.15 Friday night.

MAIL SPECIAL.-The Hail Special

will leave Charlottetown lor George- town at 10.15 Ou Friday night.

RESERVE SEATS.-Reserve seat tickets for Hockey are on sale at Hllshes’ Drug Store. All should se- cure their tickets early.

1-..

not Belfast, which made application

r $100 from the augmentation fund s reierred to in yesterday’s Guar-

THE MINTO.-The Minto left Pic-

tou at 7 o'c1ock yesterday morniiig lor Georgetown with express, 66 tons oi freight, 30 passengers and

nd docked at 1100 a m She will

From Yelterday's lilvening Guardian) A GOOD RECORD.-There were no

cases heiors the Charlottetown Police Court this morning.

SCHOOL EXAMINATION. - The

standing of the pupils in the diderent grades oi Cove Head. Road School lor January la as follows: Grade VI-1, Stella Morris; 2, May Morris; 3, Ids. Whelan. Grade V-1, Emma Whelan; 2, John Whelan; 8, Ernest White. Grade IV-1, Willard Lank; 2, How- ard White; 8, George White, Q;-gd; III-1, Garield Mchlachern; 2, Walt- er McDonald; 8, Rosella Woolrldge. Grade II-1, Harold McDonald; 2, Frank Whelan; 3, Hayden McDonald. Grade I-1, Vernon McDonald; 2, Jean Mclllachern; 3, Sadie McDonald and Wallace Wooldridge.

THE ISLAND FERRY.-The two

Conservative members lor P. E. I., A. A. McLean and Donald Nicholson, have been nctlve in urgin the ov-

For Years, Restored To Health

etable Compound.

Ing ns such letters es the two following,

Gianford Station, Ont.-“ I have ta-

ken Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- ;';=-,f--gy/1.'--"My//,fwi ; 3,, pound an d n e v e

as ff

, p ./_,,_ compare wi it. V ' " ‘ Ihad ulcers and fall- ' ing of womb and G ",/'fj doctors did me no

EVERYTHING

an “F surrufn T* _""""""

Some

Fine stripes Fine checks

Tl-IE. EARL GREY -The Earl Grey 11

ay morning for Picton with express, d

it Georgetown at 7 o'clock yegeer. says he will do a thing he invariably

romises, and the government has ot been unwilling. When Mr. Borden

oes it. The contract lor the car

f College Girls _ gze .

CBD HBCIIFG

Special Rates .

by having their pictures taken today at

Cook Studio

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Here is a Snap

8 day American Black

Wood Clocks at $4.00 each.

They strike every half hour

on Cathedral gongs. Are goo G tiinckeepers. Every one

guaranteed. Well worth 155.00

our price $4.00. '

C. W. Patterson

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Poultry Wanted ,

We are buying fowl and chickens

everyday. _ `

Bring yours along

and get highestprices.

Buiier and Eggs

We handle thesein

very large quantities all the year round

and pay ' highest cash prices

. , / e

I-IE beauty of this new pat-

lern is as lasting as the ware itself, because it is based on simple lines. Sectional plate added to points of greatest wear Increases its llle' tlire¢~(old.

Guaranléed Io_‘ sallsfy-by

- W W Wellner

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d 37 passengers, 78 tons oi freight and 40 sacks of paper and letter mail and docked at 10.00 a. rn. She will leave Pictou this morning on return.

CHURCH OF SCO’I’LAND.- Rev. Ewen MacDouga11 will preach Bab- bath 9th at Murray River at 10.30, l’oters Road at 2.30_ and Brooklyn at 6.30. Also Monday 10th at Iris, Tuesday llth at Belle River and Thursday 13th at Point Prim at 7 p. in.

NASTY ACCIDENT.-A young

man, son ol Henry James of Church Road, Lot 40, recently met with a painful accident while spllting wood at the door. The axe glided from the block and came with considerable force upon his left loot giving it an ugly gash that required several stit- ches to close it up. He is doing well.

THE INWARD TRAINS.- The

southern accommodation arrived in

_ Charlottetown yesterday at 10.25 a.

m., ten minutes late; the Cape Traverse accommodation at 10.10 si. m., on time; the eastern accommoda- tion at 11.30 a. m., twenty~ilve_ minutes late; the -western accommo- dation at 12.20 p. m., on time and the Summerside accommodation at 5.45 D. m. thirty minutes late. The mail special from Georgetown arrived at 1.20 D. m.

SCHOOL EXAM1NA"l‘ION.- Fol-

lowing are the results of the Febru- ary examinations held in Graham’e Road School, Principal, Stella Welsh. Grade VII-1 Mary Murray, 2 Wal- lace Crosman. Grade V-1 Jennie MacKay, 2 Vera Brown and Reggie

Je weler i

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it-WALLACE

$ilvsrP|eis that Hgg|$VIssr

MacKn_v,_ .. Earl Wigmore. Grade IV Sadie Mallett and Irene Murray, 2 Stella and Sadie Graham, 3 Alice Crosman. Miss Hughes’ Dept.--Grade III-1 Ruby Graham, 2 Annie Fol- land, 3 Alena MacLean. Grade II- 1 Victor Crosman, 2 Malcolm Mur- ray, 3 Chester Brown, Emily Law-

Yil' IST

F-R-E-E

Come into ourfoificefanfl have gi? :det in the prodwuon 0( better

l' C ll

pricn moderate.

DR. ROBINS

Bayer Pliolo Siudio

l".J.IIOLMAN Q C0

teeih examined ee o large. l _y h, tahesla fe: piintuesgginzeipilégstl Cys: M HMC! Y W Bn yollvrdemake i°eth and guarl t

hgllegtlhepneintoylit sxecgy. We also guar- Q; antee perfection in own and Bridge k b work Extracting and lilliiig without pain. the Prollusition has ggsnlflztien ul) y

85 Queen Str et. Next door Beer dtGofi

F01' I has snr assed all expectations We

Ea thing else-another large shipment

S just received-Ask for iree sample-

call Bl IIIC store. ' l 2°24 Mff~

Ch’iI`own P. E. I.

1-a5tulM4ituEzl. Forty years in use. 20 YN”

L. O. A.

Wanted a competent man tu take

charge of the P. `. I. 0\‘Pl19»PB8° Mt Herbertasfarmer and his wife to act

llie llasielafd, pfelcfllictl and as matron for the home. Must be well

recommended by phvlieenl. For Wornenfs Ailments. Dr

MlrieI’s Female Pills. at WUI' ilfuggisi.

The F I _

Taiiloii Pen

'l‘ne_ton’e Spzciel F°“”f“l“ Pen is oi splendid value for tie ‘ meneyljle lsf made ¢SP¢¢l*"V to our #order by the L. E. Waterman factory 9°* f°" smooth writing qualities. dl" ability sndfeueial satisfaction 'ls unvsasly -good far the

5: 50 each

i 0

recommended. A man with small family

preferred. Applicants to state amount of salary reqn red. Tenders must _be in by March 21st, 1918. For further infor- mation apply to

A. J. PHILLIPS, Grand Sec'y S’Side or H. CRASWELL, Grand Treasurers Tnistee.

8 ~ 4Mttsl2l,Es4i I /"Moore & McLeod are olerin a

line oi working men’s shirts at $1 each. This line includes heavy cloth, dark tweeds and grey lianneis. None of them are worth less than $1.25 and a great many are worth $1.50 each, but aa they are odd elses and we want the room for other goods they go at $1.00 each. The Men's Store. Moore li McLeod. 8-5M8i.

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less. Grade I-Charlie Ffolland, 2 Ray Brown. .

(From Yesterdays Evening Guardian) MEETING AT CORNWALL.-On Saturday evening, March lst, Chas. M. Williams Dominion Fruit Inspec- tor and T. A. Benson, Dominion Poultry man, addressed a gathering of the Cornwall Farmers’ Institute. Mr. Benson spoke first. giving e sen- eral outline oi the poultry lndustry. followed by an interesting talk on the general care and management of poultry, emphasing the great advan- tages or keeping ine general Purpose bird fm the farm. The question Of marketing was also taken up. Mr. Williams followed and in an excellent address laid before the members ol the Institute a proposition lor as-

sting the fruit growers of the dis-

uit and the marketing oi the same. i-_ williams enei-ed to suverintend he pruning, cultivating and. spraying c. It is Mr. Williams intention to aka this a complete experiment, as

several memners oi tulle

it would soon win favor here, but it

I) . don't seem to be able to sell any

25c box-E A Foster, Central Drug

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People’s Theatre

The Pride ol Angry

Bear _

, A Kaleni Special-The Kind

ihat’s sure to please

The Bringing Out Of Papa

_ A Vitigraph Comedy

Full of Fun

The Title Cure

l By Edison

F. LOUISE 'IUFIS

In Illuslraied Song

ferry steamer was awarded to an English iirm some weeks ago, at the contract price of $690,000. It will be the mo:-it powerlul steamer in the world to contend with heavy ice con- ditions. It is now announced that tenders will he. received up to the 25th March lor the construction ol ferry piers and breakwaters required on both shores of Northumberland Straits, Carleton Point having been selected as the island terminus, and Cape Tormentino on the New Bruns- wick shore. The car ierry, according to present nrrangements, will be in operation in the autumn of 1914, In order to get the fullest benefit tor the expenditure, the guage of the P. E. I. railway will have to be brought upto thc standard oi the Intercolon- lui. i.c. 4 feet 85 inches. The people of Prince Edward Island are to be congratulated upon the near ap- proach oi the time when their legiti- mate aspirations in the matter oi regular winter transportation will be fulfilled, and will owe a debt ol gratitude to Messrs. McLean and Nicholson for the energy they have displayed in this matter.-Ottawa Evening Journal, Feb. 27th .

:.:Moir’s chocolates are popular

wlth,all ,those who like really good confectionery. They are absolutely pure, put up in handsome boxes and are sent to us lresh from the makers. You can buy them here in all varie- ties, bulk 50c a lb., in handsome boxes L lb. 35c, I lb. 60c. The Mc- Kinnon Drug Co., Corner Great Geo. and Kent Ste. MU-

Wanl a Watch?

Remember our big closing

out sale continues, until every

‘ ourmedicine Isl

. , Y - ~

M » " ’ so recommend it for

‘.0 nervousness and in-

’ ' digestion. " - Mrs.

HENRY Cuinii, Gianford Station. Ont.

Chesterville, Ont. - "I heard your

medicines highly praised, andayesr ago I began taking them for falling of womb and ovarian trouble.

" My left side pained me all the time

and just before my periods which were irregular and painful it would be worse. To sit down caused me pain and suffer- ing and I would be so nervous some- times that I could not bear to see any one or hear any one speak. Little specks would float before my eyes and I was always constipated. _

"I cannot say too much for Lydia E

Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills, for there are no medicines like them. I have taken them and I recommend them to all women. You may publish this testimonial."- Mrs. STE- PHEN J. M/uvrm, Chester-ville, Ontario. Canada. '

Overalls and jumpers. See our

centre counter for snaps in men’s Overalls H110 lumvere. We are show- ing two special lines nt 69 and $1.00 each. The 69c. line is a. regular 85c

every case to those suilering from

morphine, cocaine or any other ini Jurious drug and is registered under

Act of Canada. A bottle will work wonders for ou. Tr

MEM.

A STRANGE ACCIDENT.

CALL? ARY, Alberta, March 3-Fall-

ing from the gallery oi' a church to the ground floor without hurtin

-'_ until I began taking

Plain colors

Rattine

Wide

Grey Black Navy Blac ‘<

r -- _- A- w' v _ _ Ji’ '-- .. ‘ Y _ _ I.

People ‘i K

Have Commenced '

i.y'i.yaisr.Pisl¢iism'.v¢¢- Their

c_n_,,_,_ wom_mm_,,m,, Spring Sewmg :;.*.a‘:‘;..:'°..':°;::‘.::f.zi.i:.°°“°°~°“'°" H ave You ?

and my m-_wif Anderson’s Ginglmms

Small plaids

l5c, 20c a yard

French Cambrics Fine Regattas 521:, 35c A yard

The best quality on the mar-

ket at the lowest price, 40 inches

Champagne and white

di il

it ii

It (5

45c a yard

and sos. value slid the $1.00 uns was formerly $1.20 seen. A11 sizes, grey, blue and black. Men's Depart- ment. Moore & McLeod. 3-5M31

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. _ USY t... OTS-

"k.van s Neuralgia Cure is not a The b F

cure-all but it gives positive reliei in L '_ ' ‘ '_' f N

CANADIAN TEAM FOR

the Propmitry or Patent Medicine TORONTO, March 3-Secretary W. t

F. Summers has cabled to England the names of the members of the Ca-

y y it, price 50c. _ _ _ *-

The Two Macs, 149 Great George St. 'nadmn team for the Davis cup- em'

blematic of the championship ol the world. They are R. B. Powell and B. F. Schweiigere, oi Victoria, B. C.,nnd L. G. Mayes, of Winnipeg.

Messrs. Baird and Sherwell, ofTo-

ronto, would have been included in the team, but both have been over

watch is sold. We’\'c sold nearly

200 Watches

since beginning this sale, and '.'.c still have nearly ONE HUNDRED RE LI A BLE GUARANTEED WATCH- ES, which we are oileiing atpincticaliy \VHOl.F.SALE PRICES.

There is only one place to

buy watches while our stock lasts.

Iewelicr- Opiician

.mmm his repursu§udJerg§n’§ V115 1

lt Glycerine Soap n ma e n n _ -

mm!" gm” UH -_ - the big American cities we expected i

Timothy Seed Wanled

We want a few hundred

831205

G. F. llulclieson'

bushels of good clean Timothy Seed Island .

himself was tho singular experience of a young men in Central Methodist Church here last Sunday. The special anniversary services of the congrega- tion were being held and Bishop W. A. Quale, oi St. Paul, Minn., was the special preacher. The young man was taking part in the service and was fervently singing a hymn ln the front row of the gallery when he lost his balance and fell among the members of the congregation below who were of course, also standing up eingingu The young man was carried into the basement but speedily recovered re- marking that it was a good thing to have it thick skull sometimes.

nnlclilif lions coughs. :urea colds. and healg the throat and lungs. :r x: 25 cents.

last year, neither was ready to make the trip again. Allen, of Haileybury, and Tyler, of Victoria, being Ameri- cans, are ineligible, and Mr. Evans. of Vancouver, who ranks as one oil the best doubler players on thei Coast, is by birth an Englishman, and has not had long enough resi- dence ln Canada to qualify him un- der the rules of the competition.

Several names were submitted from

the Maritime Provinces, as well that of Capt. Foulkes, of Victoria.

,ed the Committee to limit the entries'

neuralgla. It doegift cancun Opium TENNIS TOURNEY. to three instead of four.

The executive ls under no illusion

as to the chances of the Canadian eum. They are satisfied, however, they have three men who will uphold he cause oi Canada in the competi-

tion. .

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as . .1 i ‘will

But iinancialand other reasons decid-< ‘ _ _

7 L-EP *I

Great Clearance Sale

_lim

\. J. MARTIN. B. A.

Barrister Nota yrublie. ate hiorrillilhlzhknlllllltillottstown

Warburton Q Shaw

Barrlsters, Attorneys, Nt'ary Public, Etc Ullices in Cameron Rlock, Charlottetown P. E. island.

IIOTIZL BRUNSWICK Honeion. N, B.

Suits- good regular pri Twelve M

nicely trimmed, regular $3i.oo, to clear $i5.98; Fifteen Men’s

. _ce

Clothing Department

Men's Serge Suits, good lining,

lining and trimming, $i7 on to clear $i3.98; n’s Worsted Suits-

Grown. Mail or bring samples to us stating quantity for sale, and get our prices. _

We also want ai quantity

of good clean Island Barley two six rowed, and Buch-

wheat. I (I & Company

ns 2*.. G "I

, largest lull Best Located Hotel .he (my accommodating Ili Kllelts gigugwd n ghe centre oi svmlouuround and snr-ren llded by cle ni sh e tree

iall d PM I t i '

'€‘ii‘.i"I‘.l'..lis1‘l‘i%....'.. ;‘ih6Tu2s‘l5s‘il‘§il‘i‘

DR. JOIIN LEDWELL. MJ)

RichmondStreet,oppoeite St.Pan Church Hours lint- io o'clock to 3p.m.

A. A. McLean, K. C., Donald McK.iniidt

Meissen Q Mcliinnon

llsrristers, Attorney-si-law Brown Block, Charlottetown.

good lining and trimming-regular price $10.00. now $6_9o, Fourteen Tweed Suits, 7 oo io clear at 4.90; Men s Ves s, i.5o to 2-oo, now 98c; Men's Tweed Pants, 2~oo, to clear Loo; Overalls, Boy's Suits, etc.,

. r

at greatly educed prices.

Mens and Boys' Caps Caps re i-_lar r-io to 1 25, to

clear 8oc.; Men's Caps. 75c, to clear pc; Boys’ Caps, 25c to clear; i6c; Boys’ Caps, i6c, to clear ioc.

I.illlil€lI Charlo' tetown Seedsmen

3 4M3i.

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el - -~ E-'__ i~" ‘I

Starr Trophy. Games

` _ at the RENA _

Thursday £5’ Friday _eveninga

Victorias I

Halifax Technical College

Band' in

D-0-ll°1»l0D. x.o. w. ii. sssrnal

l*IcI.eod Q Bentley 3i.i:'i1~i§i*I:i='.il’:».':`_‘°".f't1‘§‘?i5ii~§§T" stsxauosn iioss, ii. ii Physician and Surgeon

Oillce and residence that r Dr. lltlaughlin Phone 3:51. _ |65 Prince ~ Momospd 1-23

biz. CLIFT”

Boots, Shoes. Rubbers, zco pairs Men's and Boys’ shoes,

r 4o to i 50, now 99c.

30 pairs Men's -h>e=‘, $3 75 now

$1.40, and same discount for entire stock.

zoo pai s Meii`s Rubbers, reg-

ular piice goc to $1.10 now 69c. ‘

39¢

Wooden

Clocks Mantle Clock. $7- 50.

$6 50, now 3.98;_Marbell1l¢l Mm'

7 all il YV 1 _

`R.]. M cN eill"s. Tyne Valley

lasting for one Month from February 20th .-.__¥__

$10,000 Worlh ol Goods to he Clea red 0n al 20 lo 30 Percent Discount

ladies' Department

From 20 p. c. to 50 p. c. oil' all

Ladle's Wear such as Underwear, Wsists, Childrens Dresses, eic; also Scsxfs, Mails, Stoles, mitts, Gloves. Hoods, Laces, and Em- broidery. and a splendid line of Dress Goods at a big discount.

:oo pairs Cashmere Hose. all

sizes, regular 45c now zgc; :oo pairs Cashmere Hose, regular 3oc now 19s; zo: pairs Colton Hose, regular soc, now io clear at i2c;39 nicely trimmed costs from $4 oo to $18.00 to clear st half price.

Carpets sud Ollcleflls "

Japanese iloor squares II-Q5 _

$1.40; ditto, 75c, now 501:-_ _ gf Stair Carpet, 45c yd. to clesr..e69g

ei it 25C’ to ¢|¢lfs_o:.» awe) Ia

san on clam. :sc fv °'°f°? f'-’

ri ii ‘I Isp, llbvpsselfc

sg llllwlifcilsns Y¢8“l°f ed rs ne

1552;? ro: E8! C"P‘» .7-5°' ’°

Boys’ Rub‘Jers,6o: to 65:; now]

,gag 1-3 pint Jellies, 600.

3211,-,_`?f§a¢ dos; Tumblers. 75c to , oo ¢,, ri.-sr 6o~ don, Toilet Sets,

¥,'o,,',° Cf;-sr, §i.75; Toilet Sets,

. _ . Q

row l4.so; Wooden MenileClocks. $5-5° f° Clem' $3 75. Oli -NWS-

°,, new $1 25; Parlor Lamp,

il: Clock 3 50, now 2.35- ig °° mm $_I`9°' ‘

Oats, Butter, Hides and Eggs taken in exchanger-

, _._i¢.,,.i,,,¢. sl’,°,$,';?.‘,l,§,‘.'_I,§§',‘,,'°“‘§§,°, ”"°,‘.,"‘,'_ _ ‘ ll. J MtN'£Il.I.. Tyne Valley.

1 itl

Y “lv 9|

chester Co., N. Y. '

_ -Ullman _ ‘-

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