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color the hair, neither will it harm or in ure -1“iil»i»? gt

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aid ? Certainly not, if your dodtrdpgrai-ldiilssi

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Wellner’s jewegry Store

Repairs _“ff “W vb-111°-,»~ '

YC])£1ll'.S ill all

try us.

W. W. Well

PlPe

Llp-to-date nianiier, having installed

a complete repairing omni,

D0 you went an Amber Mouthpiece 'I

Q0 YOU Want a -fertile fitted neatly ? If

nel? Jeweler.

I YOU are going to look your best iii that

new Ixoster suit. \'oii`re going to be

photographed in that ol` course.

There's no better lime for some new

pictures, and they`re ideal Easter rcmem. brances for your frieiids

Make an appointment.

GEO YH. cook,

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TENDERS

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Chlrlottefoun, P. E I_, , _Q

SEALED TENDERS Will Be Received at this Office Un- til Noon on

FRIDAY, APRIL 7th, l9ll

from any person or persons willing to contrect for the running of the Rocky Point Ferry for the season ioli according to specification, terms, conditions, etc, to be seen at this office. The names of two rcs- ponsible persons willing to become bound for the faithful performance of the contract innst accompany each tender.

The Departniciit docs not l>ind

itself to accept the lowest or any tender.

liach tender innst be accoinpanied

by a certified clieqtie payable to the order of the Coiniiiissioncr of l‘tib~ lic Works for ten per cent of the amount ofthe annual subsidy asked.

In the event of the tender being

not accepted the cheque will be re- turned.

Tenders to 'be arldressetl to the

undersigned and to be niarl< ed “'1`l€NDl<§R FOR ROCKY POINT FI$RRY.”

1,. B. MCMILLAN, Secretary of Public Works.

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NEW ADVEl’»'l`TSI‘}MItlNTS. S

Public Auction

I am mstructedby the liicccntors

of the Lltejohn Archibald Met/lill- au to sell by -auc ion at his la'e rcs idence Brackley Point Road,Lot 3,3, Io miles from Charlottetown on April Sch at one o‘clock P. M and if stormy on Monday iotli of Apiil at saute hour.

Stock [stud horse' 6 yi's‘ old

(Orphan jack) 1 horse 6 years o'd, 1 mare 14 yrs old, 1 horse 2 years old (Goldfinder) i colt 1 yr o d (Crownright)i colt 1 yr old (Mills- streani jack) 5 milcli cows in calf, 1 bull 2 yrs old 2 youngcattle 1 brood sow I boar pig (York) 14 sheep.

Iinplcn‘ciits, 1 binder i ieparator,

1 hay cutter, 1 rtindle barrow, i spike harrow, 1 spring liarrow, 1 gang plo\v,single plow, i wheel rake, 1 threshing mill and cleaner, i seeder, 2 carts, 1 truck viagon, I hay carrier rope and blo -ks 2 wood sleighs 2 sets cart harness 1 set team liarn~.ss, plow harness, t far- iner‘s holler, forks, shovels, liots, etc Other articles not mentioned-

Terms $5 ro and under cash over

$5.oo 8 months credit on approved joint notes 6 p. c off fox cash.

Also his two farms No 1, The B'ack River farmof'

loo acres with 2 good barns

No 2, The farui on Brackley Pt Road known as the Walker farm, with new dwelling house and new out buildings.

Terms lor the land at sale V

F. H. I-IORNIE

3-3idsfmw3ip<l. Auctioneer.

Spring Styles in

nh Invictus Boots

The spring st_\-les inliivicttis

ever bcensceii in the city livery fasliionaible idea, sinart style and popular last is included- notliing has been left undone to iniike this sca<on's showing snp=rior to all ever lielil here-

Finislieil iii box calf, gun-

_inctnl calf. tan Norwegian calf and tan willow calf these boots have an attractive appearance and coiiiforaitble lit that will cci't:iinlv ileiise stuart dressers '

'l`l1ey are in the latest lasts -

Nemo, Nob and .\lt0e--trappi- est ever >lio\vu: ,

Prices $5.00, $5.50 and $I0

I Alley to C0. iii

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DR. A. , B. REID U

DENTIBT

Uhiee Hours 9-t and- 2 6 '

. Over Jenkinu A, Bon

NW PROWSE Blif,lt_K s. I gltarlottatown. I’ H. i .

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Beaver l’_lggi_'

We have a fairly large stock of

“Iili»\\/ICR” Flour on hand which we iv.-int to clear otit before our new stock arrives, we are tliiirefore offering it in 25_ _go and in(i p(>tiil(`l bags as well as in Barrels at very low figures fo; cash. ,

Write ns, or see ns for pricts.

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Denliairy

r. C. H. BEER

Surgeon Dentist '

lierlin Dental Parlors

Rich inond St.. Phone l5&lJ Over Prowae Bron.

Eye Specialist

I will lie at llic Sa\'n_\' llnlol :il .\li\\int

Sli-ivilrl on Tiiestlay, April .tlli. :intl Will be at thi: Coiiiiiicrcial llnlcl at lVlo\itag;iie,

April 5th and 6lIi. I will bc at the above iiaiiii-tl pl.'tces to altciid to all casca of ini perfect vision and eye trouble. Cliildrcn and grown ups will receive expert atten- tion. Cuii refer you focuses I have i'lTet't- ed that sieinerl hopeless, people \vlio were

given up by Doctors and Opticioiis and afli-i' int' lrealmunl wi-re ri-stoi'ed to per- fect \'i.~iion. Call at lliriahove named Iloiel

Consultation frcc.

DR. E. M. CROSMAN»

l'i_\'i' Spi‘i'iali.<l of Cliarliilli-toivii, l’. li. l.

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IMPURTANT NUTIGE

We intend iiioviug in the neat

future into the Tmgnn Building on the corner directly opposite our present quarters and vie are

Not Going Out of Business

as is cnireiitly reported. , We will continue the Retail and

Shipping trade, even on a larger scale than at present, and solicit our usual good share of patronage and guarantee all customers cour- teous treatment.

F. l. Holman &. Go.

Farm for Sale

M Mom, Meiiick 9 miles from Char- lottetown eoiitaiiiiiig 3_3 acres of land all clear, and under culiivatioii wc‘l ftfttced with wire, alsoyouiig orchard beginning In bear, Ilie. builtliiigs coiiaists of dwelling house, wood house, large barn, WUKIKU" slied, manure shed, and henncry.' All Now," dwelling limise heated Wllh |10! air. Buildings illiutlerl with b_eaulIl`iil hard- wood grove. This farm is situated 1 mile from Pownal wharf wlinro sea niannre fait be had, miles from Mount Albion Station,along side nfscliool and near i,-hiirchi.~s. For piirticulars nrpply to

C. R. McKINl\`O.\`.

Cherry Valley, l‘. O.

CIIARLO'I'I`E'I`0WN AND

QIlEliN`S COUNTY

Ii- Days to buy in this province.

L. A. Wright, Summerslde, was ai

passenger to Murray Harbor yester- day afternoon.

Gordon Worth, city, w-ns ri passen-

ger to Suffolk on the eastern train yesterday afternoon.

Last week Gavin Harding, Gra-

liuin's Road, shipped a nice bunch of Holstein cows to Sydney.

Rev. Wm. Harrison of Grace Church

and H. 0. Hartman of Montague will exchange pulpits on Sabbath next.

The death occurred recently in Ati- napolis Royul, N. S., of Mrs. Wm. H. Weldon, formerly of this city.

W D McNeill of DeSabl has left

boots are the best that have

_ _ , e, V for Moncton, N. B., where he has se- cured a position in the Bank of No- va Scotia.

i Capt. F. W. L. Moore, of the Fort- ress of Halifax, at present in Chur- lottetown, is to be transferred to

yVictoria, B. C.

i 'Beer & Weeks' otlefr of $5.00 to the HFS! Person making the best. estimate ,of the weight of the brass bed outfit on view in their show win-:low is at- tracting mueh attention.

J~ A- Ulllfk. Sllllt. of the Expert-

mcntal Farm will ad-di'ess an Agricul- tural meeting in the hall at York on t-tnturilay evening, April lst., at 7.30 IMD.. to which the public are invtt'.;id to attend.

Miss Pcnzie Robblcie of Moosejaw,ar-

rivcd in the city today.-(Patriot. ll/Iarcli 29th.) As previously stated Miss Robblee has been called home ow- ing to the illness of her motlier Mrs Alex. Rob-blce, Victoria.

Chatham World'-Tliievcs got into

the Opera House, Wednesday night., probably through a window, and robhcil l\li'. lloellnnr and Miss French of some things. They got tools by op-f citing the stage cartientci"S box, und, hricd oltcii two trunks with screwdri- vcrs and a wrench. They took ten new shirts from Mr. '/,3oellner’s trunk, and an imitation diamond necklace worth Slfi and some other ornaments from Miss French’s. They foiled in an attempt to open another trunk. (Mr. Zocllner and Miss French are of thc Pniil Gilinnre Company and are well known to the opera gong public of this city.)

'l‘lii¢ ltiinisteiual tlvcrsiglilz t'ornnilt~

tee of the New Brunswick Uoiilcrciice arc enquiring into certain charges a- gainst the Rev. W. li. Robinson, ol thc St. John Baptist Church, gi pas- tor well known in this city. An ex- change, in i‘cpoi't,ing the case sayst- “'1‘hi: tliurgc brought by Uaptaiii t‘rossle_v against Mr. Rohins'_n is sln.iidc1~ii.g his d£iltg'htei‘s and illegally having them turned out of the cliiircli. It is said that thc proceed- ings yesterday were of it formal na- t.tu‘c and prepatory to getting the case before the meeting of the asso- ciation in July. Some time are a

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John 0'l'lrien, Bristol, time in the

city yesterday.

There were no cases before thc

police court in this city yesterday.

John A. McDonald. of the Lobster

Hatchery. Georgetown, was in the city yesterday.

J. W. Clark, Emerald, l’. E. I.,

was registered ul: the Halifax Hotel, Halifax, Wednesday.

G. A. W. Robertson, Puymaster of

the P.E.I.R., city, was u passenger to Murray Harbor yesterday after- noon.

The many friends of Mrs. M. W.

Nelson. City, will be delighted to see her out again after her recent severe illness.

Charles J. McDonald, Cardigan,

who has been located in Oregon for the past few years, left lust night on the special train to Georgetown, en route to Boston.

F. A. Wottou of Victoria, Crapuiitl,

has purchased the valuable ‘:"tephcn Leard farm property sitiiitterl in Try- On. Mr. Wotton will move to his new farm sometime this spring.

Rev. E. S. Weeks, of.!\loint Stew-

art, will preach at Pleasant Grove next Tuesday at ll o'clock, at Stan- hope, 3 o’clock and in the evening nl; York, 7 o'clock, in the Methodist Churches.

I-’i‘ofessor Theodore Ross will ad

dress an Agriciilturnl meeting at Pcakts Station on Monday, April 3rd, at 7.30 p. m. His subject will hc Dairying. Everyone interested is iii- vitcil to he present.

(ln Wrtlnastlny evening, March 22ml,

A very plea.-'ant event took place at the Baptist Parsonage, North River, by the Rev. E. l’. (`ul-ilcr, wlien Miss Sadie McQiia.1't'ie of Long Creek was united in marriage to Colin R. Mc- Pliixil of St. Catlicriiics. The bride was assisted by Miss Lena McPhail sister of thc groom, while Heber Mc- Lean, Duiiedin, supported the groom. Com. .

The recent sale of the stock, crop

and implements of Duncan Hyde, Cornwall, was very largely attended and was pronounced one of the most successful in that section of the coun- try. Cattle brought as high as $75, while horses were sold for figures as hign as $280. Everything was sold. F. H, Horne, city, ivan the auction- ccr. Anotlicr sale took place Satur- day lust.. The farm was previously sold to John McI.uucliiin, Clyde Riv-` cr.

There passed peacafiilly into rest on

thc Zlst March nt Canoe Cove after a long illness, Alexander McLean, El- dcr, at thc age of 64 years. Deceased had been siillcrci' for inuny years with .1-lieiifriiotlsni besides being afflic- ted in many other ways, yet. he bore it patiently and by Divine grace was enabled to look forward with hope to that rest that remains for the people

council of the »dc»1inminatioii niet. nndi nftrmhcaiiniz, all the evidence in the Crossley matter. grante-l the girls letters ti. join any othir cli.rcl.i. Up to the present, however, the Misses t`ro.~:slcy, it. is said, have not attemp- ted to use these letturs. The charge hrouglit by Mrs Maxwell is Said to he of A far more serious nature, and has been -reduced to writing and sworn to." The case will be taken tip by the executive of the Confcr;nce in nriout three weeks time.

The improved grading of thc city

strccts as compared with the grading of some few years ago has be n com- mended quite l’re:|u1nt.ly of latr. The capacity of the glitters has been tax- ed recently in carry ng off the wfttor arising from th: melting snow and in bitt few cases has the grading condi- tion of the gutter been such as to prevent thc proper exit f-or the flow- ing of water. The streets* arc drying tip remarkably fast as R consequence; and even in the low quarters of the city the drying tip process in making 'rapid headway. In the vicinity of the Railway Station tliines in this res- pect are ii ilfrsidrd improvement over last year. The (‘iimhe1-land Street of one ycar ago was soft mud and was almost impes able at the time when the sprin: tlinws were wreaking hav- oc with thc wintc1"s deposit of snow. The other principal approach to the Railway Station, Water Street, was in almost n similar, though slightly better, condition. 'Ibis year Cumiter- land street is quite dry in the centre, although the work of the city offi- cials has not yet hcen completed, and Water Street. as a result. of material- ly beneficial repairs effected in 1910, is in a splrndiil condition for this scasoti of the year. Of course there arc some had spots throughout thc city thoroughfares but the principle of the city workmen in effecting rc- pairs to thc most uszd streets first, while temporarily it neglects some side streets, meets with the approval of almoi-it every citizen.

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:zlf you need 5 goori spring tonic

take our Compoiintl Syrup of Hypo- phosphites. 'I`herc's nothing better for building up the ncrvcs, improv- ing the appetite. and restoring the health in general. 751:. bottle. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. Sunny- side.

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People’s Theatre

TONIGHT

A Dixie Mother

A strong vitagrnpli production Blue Horse Mine

A western siorv nf`.'itl\‘c-ittire.

'Ihe Ship's Husband

A unique plot. Mr. Emory T. White

Shilling 'I`_he Veterans

and

of God. llc could truly say that for him to live was Christ and to die was train. Hr: leaves to mourn n de- voted wife who ttndt rly cared for hirrii during the many weary days and nights of his sickiicss; also eight suns and two daiighters, one son and two daughters having predeccas'd him. His funeral which took Place on Tues- day the 23rd., wus largely attended although the day was 8 very stormy oiic. The seiwiucs were conducted hy tho ltev. Daniel Mi-.l.tc.1n, who so kind- ly visited him on many occasions du- ring his sickiicss. Th0 Dall bearers were Ewen M<‘Fadyen, Roderick Mc- Rae, Colin Mcllougnll, Dugald Mc- Doiigall, Lanrhl n McKinnon, and Neil l/lclicfii'/.ie.

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H E H O W A R D Watch has a fixed

price and a permanent

value. You cannot be overcharged and your neighbor cannot get it for less.

If you want to know how the

l'IowAi1n holds its value try to buy one at second hand.

Howarth watchmakcrs make and ad-

just every I'Io\v/mn as a _/ine watch, whatever the price-54° to 5|5o. Every Howmtn is cased ar the factory and_timed in its own case. Printed ticket _/fxn the price.

Let us show you this distinctive

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soi.i: AGENT G. F. Hutcheson

jeweler- Optician

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GRAND 'I`RllNl( RAIL-

WAY SYSTEM. r

ROUND 'I`RlI‘ HOI\ll'iSI2EKliI{S

EXCURSION 'I`ICl{l'I'l`S to Western Canada via (iraiid Triinx Double Track Route to xlhirago, etc , nn sale 'l`iicsda_v April 4th, and every second Tuesday thereafter until September ioth, at very low fares.

'I`l'lI‘I FINEST |"ARi\IlNG (_`OUN'I`I{\'

IN Tl-Ili WORLD is to he found along the line ofthe GRAND TRUNK l’.\(`l FIC in the I’i'oviiices of .\laniloba, .»\ hcrla, and Snskatclicwaii. I)escriptive literature with beautifully engraved maps and giving fiill information about I"RI‘fI€

My Gal Sal.

IlOl\l ES'l`E.»\ DS and how to obtain t hem tree. can he had at any G. T. R. 'I`icket

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1 Value at .

Stanley Bros.

April showers will soon be here.

'_ Be prepared lor them with a garment

that is “absolutely waterproof." (The guarantee goes with every coat we sell.) The styles and colors are riglit, while the price we think, is the lowest at which

they have ever been offered .to you-

58 inch coat of dark

Serge, Rubbe-ri'/.ed li ni ng,

fawn wool Serge. Rubber-

strap cuffs, Raglan sleeves.

»-A t\‘ fl)

d lining, Raglan sleeves,

turn down collar

strap cults, turn' down

collar 5

Other styles $7.50, 9,50,

ll.25, 1250, etc.

, I Children_’s Waterproof Capes I

, _lust the thing for the little ones to wear to school on rainy days. 1 Made of a grey striped rubberized cl/tb with a hood lined with plaid, attat-lied. Six (

es i to Li, years ea. I

-STANLEY BROS.--

Farm, for Sal e'

lllrs. I.. T. Ft-I_1ncr o"fcrs foi‘ sale

her freehold farm "Viewfield" con- sisting of 125 acres of land at Bon- shaw, about H0 ntrcs are undcr.cul- liivalzion and the remainder is cover- ed with timber, hardwood and poles. The buildings are in a first claus state of repair. tlonvenicntly situ-i ated to stores, churches and schools, being within half a mile of farm.| Farm is also well waterct. The' growth of timber is hii-il #0 beat. For further pnrticiilnr.; apply to own- cr on premises. 3-2-ldfmivltiipd.

H- PIERCING I

COLD MARCH WINDS

llaiiip \\c-atlier, .~z.idtli»ii changes in toiiipt-rittiirc this niiiiitli starts

'iiitiiy it coiiglii :tiitl rultl

Hughes’ Cough Mixture

cherkstliocoiieliiiig, bi-als thc sort-iicss and drives ui.i the iulil. ll is the most siiri i-asful roiigli mixture. Preparetl and sold by

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Farms For Sale!

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LITTLE YORK

One containing 75 acres the other 55 acres, will be sold seperately or togttlier on easy terms Apply to

` IS.iAC Hr>I.i\IAN

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Notice lu the 'Public

On Monday next April 3rd,

tl1e“.\linto ’ will carry gasoline from Picton to-Georgetown. No passengers will be carried on this trip Signed.

Capt T. G. TAYLOR.

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FOR SALE

Th: siihseribcr ollcrs at private salt- lie

large and voiiimo lions dwelling hfnisi ivitli lot of itli, 1|/:rcs of land :ini wifiiii ~4 true. situate on the west side ofthe .\'ort', River Road. in t|i»~. Coniinon of Cliarlotte town ’l`l\ini1ropert.y in conveniently situ iiteil, being witliin lilreen ininutt-1 wnlk i the centre ofthe City. Thetlwellini! lions is littod out with Water Works. Seweraue filler-,tric Iiiitht, and all niorlern improv ineiitri.:intl is in :i good state of rcpiiir. Su table nnil oonvi-ii lent oulbuilrlinlls iire ii the roar ot' the lioiino.

'l`hi= outlook lruin this liouso is \i>i'y nl. a.-.iinl.ii~i a view iii outaini-il of the Hai t>iiiii"e-i inoutli and iiiint. rivers.

l“or purl.ir‘u|i\rir iipul to Aeiii-i\|i 1\ Mar'

L01 49 P- E- I , 5 CGIIAI AHHIISBIOII 5 CCHA! Ollicei elonnltl, N32 llii-liinonil gt., (‘h»\rIott.olown

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Where Satisfactiorfs Assured XS;

\\'t1 pi itll- 1>i|r=i-lvcs nit Ilio <Niili|y til' ‘ `

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oiir s ore service-oiir palronii assure its daily that our scrvivc is iiiibcatahlc.

Our store n thc viery licait of the

sliopping district. is one ofthe clean- est, briglitcsl :intl best lighted in thc <~ii_v, we ki-,np a voiiipltelo sliwlv. ol`c\‘i~rytliiiig you could possibly rc- ipiiro in groceries, our salespeople arc loiig-cxperiuiicnrl, cxpcrl and i~oiii-tint is and our prices caiiffawiiralily coniparc with those in vogue iii liirigi' vit oft.

T. leolioiie calls ri-ri-iw prinnpl altciitiuii -phone Jil'-l"I'l‘lf

tlieli\'i'|'y

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A Winning Drive

The “lllnelr Cm" is winning all "matches" in the Virtrlnln lfign rotti-

’l‘oiiriiumi=.iit. With lioth gallery and playcrii. he iii now the iinlllitpulvil

mm Black Cat Cigarettes 10 for 1() Cents

Ile itivitenyoii tojoin liitn lu A quiet. little test of merit. Hero are

the rules ol plu_v

t. l.ialit un.al the niiiiie-time. in S. Notice llir smruillinus. the .

"lll'\i-lt t':it" anil one of iiuv ollirr uit-lloiv tl.i\-or, the fruxrriint ummm

biiinil of \`iruiuix\ t~iziiri‘lti--, of the "lll.\i~k '_`:\t." _

5. 'l'al.e iill~-i~u:ili- niiils frnin t, Notice llii- niwncsh. llie slinl

rar li iiiiil init we the ilil\<~i'i»in~~-. of llii- other i~i¢ure\li~.

'l`lio “llliii-l; Crit," plays f'iii‘-piiri-. aol:-i~t»il. :inn-ilrii-il tiilnwvu-

iiiatiiretl uiiil iiii~l\o\vi~il by new-iiiiiilv in ii i~li»aii_ fresh iiir liit-toi'_\‘.

Ili>i\'l utiiv iii thi- i:‘:\\li-r_\'--;;»~t» into the ;::t|iii~. Siiiiiki- :\ "ll\ui“»1l`ul'

toil:\_\'. .\i :ill i;-.io<l io\i:ii-i-iiiii~i-.

c/tiutevuts at Mimciantis ricuxerri-;s, i.i.i. msiiimi. 0---tif-

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