' 'ran ciuuii.o'1'rm'rowi~i euiinoisu _ _ _ _'Z1 ? _

“All “Coal Looks #to You

but it is'nt so b _ any means. You will lmowthe dlfference, to your advantage, after buming our Coal in your Stove or Furnace.

ova co';AI»T ' is in sheds. all clean and dry, this is worth while to you. When in need o .Coal or Wood, try ours. ;_ ,_ _.

I. PIG Il.-Iiil & Gil.

` on\i.240- - Ch’town

“llexall Cold Tpliilcts will cure that

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'Hughes' Dip

For .Sheep, Cattle Horses, Hogs, Poul- A- try' etc.. An Ideal

Disinfectant.

Sold _

Wholesale and Retail

cold of yours in one night. lt's wortii your wlille to get a box, because it you are dissatisfied with the results your money will ‘be refunded. MacKinnon in-ug Co.. corner .Great George and

Geo.. E. Hughes

lit-nt Streets. ' ' Midtl

“Gloves for the parade can be had

here at 59c.` up _to $1.35. MOORE .iso MCLEOD.-' . 9024-3-iomzi

"New Colfars for the parade on St. Patrlck'| Day will just cost you 15c. each or 2 for 25c. at the Men'e Store. MOORE 6. MeLEOi.'J. 9024-3-16m2i

"Ee|en¢:e¢. We make a speciality

of niannfacturlng'»Essences, using only tlio purest' ingredients. Our Lemon mid Vanilla. are exce ional ure

vt ly o

and strong. Others include Pineapple. Strawberry,, Almonds, Pistachio, Clo- ves, Peppermint, etc. E: A. FOSTER, Drugglst. 9009-3-15Mlil.

_ The People’s Druggist

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“Military wrist watches-just the

thing for the boys going away. We have a large assortment from $2.75 up; G. li. TAYLOR, Jeweler.

9023~3~1GM3l

"British Almond Pink cures all

roughness ol' skin and removes tan and freckles. An excellent toilet pre- paration and “after shave"-25c. bot- tle. E. A. FOSTER, Druggist.

9000-3-l5M3i.

“PARADE GOODS, White Gloves,

Tipperary Ties, Dress Parade Ties, Black Suits, etc. Patons. 9044-3-17M1i

The Palmolive Free Offer

lt.

` _Do you want. three loc cakes of l’alinollve Soap absolu- tely frec? This is an opportunity you may not again

liave,'it is yours for but a limited time-take advantage of

Every purchaser of a i'>0c bottle of Pnlniolive Shampoo,

or Pnlmollve Cream will receive three regular size 1.5¢- cnkes ofthe delightful Palmolivc Soup absolutely -free. Do you want them, if you do call today-iiow.

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reliable tobacco go 'to an I . _ , .

honest manufacturer. W °--1-.5-:‘-ff.;

establish. such a reputation _and believe our old_ friends will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s Blackf\Twia\_t Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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' A ll th' red, no clippin machine

/ thatlias elrxhgbggisiiritiduced has received such

.`_ universal praise and given such tremendous

satisfaction as the ‘STEWART . It is in every

Elm 3|: -respect a marvelous mechanism, sturdy compact

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ever been pull on the market. it is the master product of

twenty years of éexperience of Clipping_Machinesé. T hs price of this sple did machine. complete. IS Only $3--H0 at;;tl_n"sA.,jigure.,,.even the owner of one horse can__a or o

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Hand H0152 CI_iPP¢1'5

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IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

T0' FINISH HALL.-_Work on the

interior ot the public hall in Victoria was commenced on Monday under the supervision of Mr. Charles Roger-s.--V -

di-iom PnAc1'|ce-si. Perm-'s

Chqhi~will meet for practice this even- ing, at 7.30. A good attendance is re- qupsted. _

of-iuncH oF sco1'LANo. _

Cliilrcli of'Scotlaud, Rev. Ewen Mai/ Dougall will preach Sabbath 21st at Kinross at 10.30. Mlllview nt 2.30 and Birch lilll at 6.00 p. in. '

BASKET BALL. -- An interesting

.game of basket ball was played in inc Union hall at Cambridge, Lot 63, on Friday evening. when thc teziiu re- presenting the inen's club of that pines inet and defeated ii team from thc young incn's club of the neighboring coiiiniunity ul' Murray llarbor North. As this was the first gaiiu: between these two clubs since their organiza- tion, the space given to spectators was crowded hy the friends of botii teams. The gaino, which was refereed by ltcv..- Mr. Sutherland, was well played und; niucli enjoyed by those present.

PERSONAL MENTION -Mr. Peter*

Maloiie. South Melville, was in Vic- toria Monday on business. Mr. John 1’. Bradley, 'inercliant, Kclly's Cross.- niude a business visit to Victoria on Monday. Mr. Robert Wilson, Hamp- ton. was a visitor to Victoria on Mon- day. Mr. Neuton Dawson, North Try- on. made a business trip to Victoria on iiioiiday of this week. Messrs. R. K. and M. L. Boswell, of Victoria, drove to Clinrlottctowii, Monday. While there they will atteiiil the liorso Show. i\lr. .loliii Myers, liuiuptoii, was u. \'is- itor to Victoria on Monday.-~V.

A VENTURESOME WALK -- The

Picton Advocate says: Mr. ilcctor Mc- Donald. iiinil carrier of Picton li-iiaiid,

landers. walked across the strait on Thursday to Cariboo, a ilistaiice of seven .miles or more. Tliey had a small dory with ilicin in ease they might need it. but it was solid ice all the way across. They will go back by nit- s. s. ii-iinio. Miss Mcnoaii, on iiieI way to her home on Picton lslanil from the States, was going to walk across with the men if the winter boat had not get hi.

PLEASANT AFFAIR. -- A very

pleasant evening was spent at the hoiiie of lilr. and iilrs. Geo. llowaril, Wlnsloi-, on Monday the Sth, ivlieii the lndics ui' tho W. F. M. S. with other niouibcrs oi' their fninilics and friends niet l'or their annual iiiite-box opening and for a social tinic. After the con- tents of the boxes had been emptied and counted, thc company repaired to the parlor and listened to an iiitcrcst~ ing progrumnie of niuslc and recita- iiou; Afterwads games oi’ various kinds were entered into with nes: both young and old enjoying thcin- selves to the full. Supper was served according to Mrs. Howards boiiiit- coils hospitality, and all present con- tributed to a generous collection for tlic niissionnry cause. ln ull $23 was realized for the Society. With a hearty vote ol’ thanks to Mr. and Mrs, How-

the company dispcrsed.'

:;.DIABF.TES CUREDI-

Sanol Anti-Diabetes has cured hun- dreds of this dreadful disease and there is no reason why it will not do thc same for yon. it is eiitlrcly veg- etable aiid the only tliorouglily tcstcdI

remedy for this trouble that wc can rc- coniincnd.-E. A. FOSTER, drugglst.

l- “This is the Store I

` You Read About

IT IS A CRIME FOR A W0- MAN T0 GROW OLD AND HAGGARD

LOOKING.

Ii. is an uiipnrdonablo crinic

for wonicn fo neglect their coniplcxions. when it is so easy to protect and beautify them.

Sensativc skins suffer at

glib-i Season, iiiilcss proto(-.ti-.il 'Yr- OUR DUOHESS ROSE CREAM.

_ 'l‘lils is it ivliltc creamy pre- prcparatiou that keeps indef- initely wltliout becoming ran- cid. Use it at hoinc. it slionld also _be included in every travelling outfit.

You'll thank us for this ad

when you see how clear and healthy it keeps your skin.

PRICE ONLY 25C A BOTTLE

’il.“a:s.§; 3.22312: |.

An Old, Reliable Remedy Moilernized and Made Better ~

Mac’s Sulphur Loz- f

engers with cream of tarter, is the old reli- able. time tested rem edy “Sulphur and Mol-

' asses,”putup inamore

convenient form. It is easier to take, but just as safe, just as sure,and

far more satisfactory than the old fashioned- remedy.

Macs Sulphur Lozen- I

gers is the best blood purifie_rprocurable.Try

t. Price 25c.

accompanied by three other Picton Is- i

‘coiiipvtition with two horses with ex-

ard and singing “God Save the King", portant questions were cleverly nn-

POLICE COURT-in the Police'

Court yesterday morning, George Car-| ver was fined $100 or three uionths for 'ii breech of the Vrolilbitloii Act.; A other prohibition case was adioum-; edl to. today.

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~ SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.-'llhcrel will be a Sunday School ltnlly at i'or:. Church on Tliursday. the 18th. fl‘lic're| will be a session at 3 p. m. for S. S. workers ol this district, ana a public! -meeting at 7.30 p. ni. 'l‘liere will be addresses by ‘ Rev. J. S. Dawson. Charlottetown, Rev. Mr. Coffin,_Marsh- field, and Rev. E. A. Westrnorcinnd York and others. ‘

-CANOE COVE 8CHO0L.- The fol-

lowing is the standing of the pupils of Caiioe Cove School for the month ol" February. Grade VI.-1. Flora Camp- bcil; 2, Malcolm Mcitadyen; 3. ltoder- ick McNevln. Grade V.-1, Sarah Mc-

Eaclierii; 2, Sarah McKinnon; 3. i'i&Ida McNeviii. Grade IV.-, Sarah Mc in- non; 2, Gladys McRae; 3, Freda Potts. Grade ll.-1, Margaret Campbell; 2, Donald McRae; 3, Donald McFadyen. Grade i.-1, Charles McNevin; 2, Mary Mclicaii; 3, Mary Mcl’lice. Those who have perfect itttciiilanco. Sarah Mc- Kinnon, Sarah Mcifiaciicrn. John Mc~ -Fiidyeii, Duncan McEachei'n.

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ONLY FOR THE ICE-The Picton'

Advocate says: l’urser McDonald. oi’| thc S. S. Northunihcrland, Mr. Roy liolman. of Charlottetown, and Mr. Malley, of Halifax. all ol` whoin were caught here by the holding up of the island boats, passed some of their time with New Caleiloniaii curlcrs and enjoyed tlieini-ielvcs so much that they almost loath to see the boats arrive.

At the reception to the vii:torious‘ Johnson cup curlcrs on Tuesday night Mr. li5linan extciidcd a strong liivi-

tation to the Picton curlcrs to visit' their Uliurloitctowii brethren. This, is u trip that has been hanging fire for two winters, but it will surely come off next season. -

HORSE RACES.- An unintention-

al mistake has been made iii the rc- port ot‘ the horse races held on Satur- day last on llarbour Ice, Victoria. as appeared in the issue of tl_ie.'1'1tli Inst. in the fourth heat "Kid" 'owned by Mr. W. E. Callbock, Crapaud came in second place. The report giving "Kid" third place only in this heat. "Kid" liars shown great speed qualiti- es in the series of races hcld this win- ter. which were her first endeavor, never having previously been entcreil in any riicc, and although being ln

ii-lidcd park records of scvorul yours, shows that sho luis true nicttli- and Kid will nocd to-be iiiaiclicd iii the fut- ure by the kii:-icky drivcrs oi' other fast horses in thc vicinity.

INSTITUTION WORK.- 'l`Iic regul-

ar meeting oi' the Cornwall and York l'oini institute nict on Monday a1'tor- noon, March lst at the honic ol' liirs. ll. W. lilallett, Cornwall. There was ai large attendance of members and vlsl- ` tors. The l'rcsitleiit, Mrs. ilonnld Murchison was in thc chair. After the usual business proceedings were over

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on St. Patr1<ck’s Day Q

l£VERY'1`iIli.\IG '1`li;\T A MAN NEEDS FOR THE

parade except boots, is supplied here in the best assortment in l‘. E. I. livery line me-.riiioned is carried in full assoriiment-'complete range-and the very smartest and largest style. .

On account of our large organization, wc are able '(0

buy everything ri ght-and to get you better valu€S all through our lines.

And reiiiember-wliat you get from “Tiie Men’s

Store" is good-is dependable-this store will not. 'handle poor stuff.

Frock Coats at.. ....... .... ..... .f...$1,5.00 Black Vicuna

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, Overcoats, silk or plain lapel $9. to $15.

Silk Hats special at ................. ......$4.50

1 Dress Shirts .... ............ .$1.00 to $1.50

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Gloves................ to $1.35 Parade Ties .... ..... _.10 each or 3 for .25 Black Suits.. ....12.00 to 24.00 ea. Dress Collars... . .2 for 25c Cuffs ............. ._ ............... _,.25 per pair

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SHAIVIROCKS READY T0 PIN ON AND WEAR

NECESSARY roii nviziii oar iuiiaiiic our C B3-

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Still Continues

ii Sheetings--Pillow Cottons--

i Hemmed Free

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Towellings .

a very instructive and Interesting paper on. Scx l-lygicnc, was read by iilrs. Lowther, Cornwall. A discuss- loii of this followed and several ini-

swercd by some of the lndlcs present. Tlicn ii tcinpting lunclicon was si-rvoil by the Cornwall ladies. lii-i‘oi°i- the i-lose of the inectiiiy; it votc ol' ilianlis was tendered to Mrs. Mallctt for licr. kindness to them. The ladies dcciil-I ed to hold an “‘At Home" on Monday; evening 15th at the honie of Mrs. Fri-ii I `White`s. North River to which i.heI ‘brothers and husbands of the nicni-I bers are invited. Three of thc incin-; bers oi' this liistifute, Mrs. Lowther.; Miss Charlotte Howard and Mrs.. David Scott were very successful ex-I hihitors at-the filiurlotictowii Si-eil; Fair carrying several first prizes and ' many others. ‘

BELLEVUE-Miss Margaret lilac- Phcrson. Bellevue, paid a sliort`visii.! to Lewes recently, the guest ol' Miss Clirlsty Mci.enn. Mr. Laughlin' Mc- Phee paid a flying visit to Brooklyn, the guest ot' Mr. and Mrs. J. N..Mc- Plicrson. 'l`lie many friends of_.Mrs. 'Maicoliii Macl’hersoii regret to learn thai. slic is suffering froui u bad attack of blooil poison in her liaiiil. iii-r many friends wish hor a speedy recov- ery." Mr. John A. MacPliei‘soii is busily engaged lu threshing for thc

people of ilcllcvuc and vicinity with iii-i ui-iotlaiv gasoline ouiiii. Mr. ii. Il. blul'lii'rnoii paid it short visit to Belle ltlvcr. the guest of hcr alsii-r. Mrs. M. liciilon. The many frlcniis oi’ Mrs, Angini 'l‘ .Mcl'lit-.rsoii are sorry to lcarii`tliut i-ilu: is confined to thc housi- with 'a bail attack ol' ht grippo. Mr. Frank Mi:l)oniiId. Caledonia. paid ii visit to -Bellevue, thc guest of Mr. and Mrs. Miilcolin I). Mi:i’lieri-ioii. Mrs. Donald Mciniosli paid a fiying visit lo Murray lilvcr recently thc guest of her aunt, Mrs. C. A. Dutncy. The Misses Minnie l\lol’hcrson and Eiicnn McPhee spent »tlie week end visiting friends in- Caledonia. Mr. I)aii Mc- Pherson, Klondyke. paid a visit to Montague, recently. Mr. Angus I.. MacPheri-ion is busily engaged ln bulld- liig a new cave to his dwelling house., Mr. Alex Mcl’liorsoii iirtends leaving for the States shortly. ills niuny friends wish liliii every success. Tho mail carrier. Mr. M. D. Mcl"licrson, is performing his duties to the satisfac- tion of all. _llc is the right ninii iii the right place.

L. O. L. BANQUET--A very enjoy-

able evening was spent on the evening oi’ Friday. March 12th, when the meni- bers oi' Lady Patricia, L. O. B. A., No. 164. and the members of Derry. L. 0. L., No, 1189, together with their wives and sisters met in their hall at Long Creek, it being the occasion of _a _joint banquet of the above lodges. _A_i. the appointed lionr Mr. Nell' D. Mclfadyen was called to the chair, and an excel- lent programme of solos, readings. etc. was rendered, which was thoroughly enjoyed by all present. as can be judg- ed by the many hearty encores given the performers. Part l. of the pro- gramme being dispensed with. all were invited to the dining hall where the tables were heavily laden with the good things provffled by the ladies of Lady Patricia Lodge. and needless to say all did ample justice to the good things provided. After all had partak- sn.ot the sumptuous repost. and the _wants of the inner msn had been fully isitisiled, the meeting was again called

Ito order. The following ls the full

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II/Icrlaclicrii; I’lioiioi.:rzipli vSiilo.i:I.ioii.in-liii_ii`iii;iii. lor tht- able in_uiiiici‘ in Mr. S. M<:I\'i-ill, Solo Mrs. I\i-.ii I). i\ii:-` whit-li his ilisr-liiir/_:oil thi- duties iii that r_\udy,V.n; |u.m|i,\g_ Mrs-J ivliililo \\'nl.»<l_i;i-i>Il'ii':-_ io wliicli thi-. i-lVi`;iii~iiiziii iiiailo a Diiiiogiit-, \‘I`iii. S. 3li~I\uill :ind .\li>l\'iii. \`i-i‘_\' .-xliiiailiiie i~i~]>l_\'. Ihr- pi‘oi'.i-i-illllgis ig".-hgiiiuii, ifiii-oi-ml; Aizirciiil-lziii Soiii,| .if ilii- I-vi-ning wvi-1- ilicii |n'oni:lil to 11 ti. t‘niiipbt~|l,_ 4-iicoroii; Solo. \\'. SI-<~li»si= by singing “Cod Save thi- I{ing," McI\'i-il. ciiilircii; licadiiig, liulplii-iiiiai :titer \\'liii~li all lull for llit-ir lioiiii-.s'i»i-_-t` (‘iiii\'i-iiiioii, tivo liundrcil farmers McLcitii; ltcarliiig. (loriloii il/_vlflzif-ii,~i well plizzist-il with ilu- cvi-iiiiigs t-iii:-i'-I vrii. i-.iii:iir<-.di llut-tl, i\"i1‘s. Neill I). Mi--I iiiiniiiciii. l\Ilr~'-N Mtlfllélo =\'I"I’I‘l‘-f}.I10l\i£_!1(» the l-Iiiipirc. in :iiiswci‘ to the call l<`;\d_vt>ii and \\". S. ;Vii'.\Il~i|I, ciii'iii‘i\iI; (`r1‘i‘k. :iI>I_\' pr-i'l`i1i‘||iL-ll lliie iliiilus ol

ituauiiiig, iniuvliliii iilvifiiiiioii. i-iii-iii~ ~<>I'i;anisl for the iirciisioii.

01|- |»h,,m)g1-"ply Sigloifiiiiiis; Siilo, Alix' _.._._..._____.Y-. .. _

Jfllvf- M“D‘“‘aI‘I' "I'“°"f"l3 _|{":j',‘|"'.l{‘ ;:li` _von “ani to iiroiiiplly and per- ‘RUII D' M.u'Mul.y|m]: .(l|H.)r|m"[5,`.,,];;::I,§ iiiiiiii-iii.l_\' i-urn ilnii. liiiizorliii.: uongli. hI’°"f°l'“°‘ wer" ‘I W’ nhl( 1', Ijv , “V iisi- \‘\'niiipuii»s ldiiiiilsloii- ~ili¢- kind ol' ,\`ri-||_|o itvli-.i'lii`iiiilil,Hiin!Ai itil;-llI'f',;’;‘(;£H'h::| will l.ivi-i- Oil pw-par:iI.ioii:<. i’rili- $1.011 ionipiic. lonsi io ii .ii .s.I...| _'M H mp Mwmlmm mu NM

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to by lh`()`l,’(3(Tll:,;l[(||l w]|l,E.)`)I:§l:)l£' b(IIM"`.\\}f (`o`i‘. (iri,-at tit-oi‘1:t: aiiil Iii-iii Sti'i:.|.~'.

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aiiiiinous vote oi thanks ivas i-xtr‘.iu?.i‘iI ti th ladies for tin- ext-olleiii, ri-pi; sl

"N-:cd :i black Vicuna Overcoat for

’ C V _ ‘_ ihc parade on St. Patrick's Day. Get provided by thcni im- the oi-.4-..isiIiii. one hem for $990 to $-|5_0o_ MOORE Also a hoarty vote ol’ tliniiiis to ‘.‘hi-. AND MCLEOD. SNILZ4-Il-ltiiiilti

GIVE PART OF CROPS

T0 HELP THE EMPIRE.

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iliiriiig ilii- monlli wiiicli has elapsed .sim-c thi- Siisliaif-lioivaii Crain Grow-

haw ;ii.:i'i-i-il to ,szivie om- :i<'l'c ot' crop

niziili- al thi- (`i>iivc|itioii.

li is voiiiiilf.-iitl_\' I-xiierti-il that all

if-ns! i»igIil_\'-iivi- pi-i' conf ul' Ihr-' i'a.i'iii- i-rs of iIii‘ I’i'ii\'iii<~i- will riililribllte tu thi- .wi-Iii-iiii-, and that togoilicr, with lin- \|iioi';.z:i|ii'zi~il l`ni'iiii-i's who havi- l`:illi~ii in iviili thi- iilvil, :ii least, twenty- iivv lliiiiisiiiiiil iii-rcs' will Im set apart |`1ii‘ this |1ziii'iiilii' |iiiivl".

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“S “'°"' . . .\ii~;ii' t‘uinpbell and \\'. S.'Mo.\'cill. 'lliv u_,\i. ' .

“Ee sure and sec PATONS Seven-

teenth Windows today. “its a long way to Tipperary but not far £0 PAT- ONS". Buy your parade Goods this Morning. 9844-3-17M1i.

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the fleet says :.-

ample supply of

" at all the best stores.

grogrsmme rendered on the occasion: pening remarks by the Chairmen; Chorus, by the Choir; Reading, Marlon

SMOKING TUBACCU

The Commodore of

“We are off for a long cruise, with an

IIiI\S'l'Eli WURKMAN

Smoking Tobacco '

This world-famoiis Brand can now be obtained ioi' 15c. ii cut

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