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_________i_..__. There is more PURE GUM used in ` __ C

md: manufacture than in any Rubber ever made.

King Quality Rubbers are essentially a Fine Rubber

Are. Rebbe .haha be me with A Fi... sie., me Shana is .~. ‘ Evcfywdiff- period fit. . ___ _

KING UALITY RUBBERS CITY AND

_ They are not intended for old shoes that have lost their shape, have ANY boy who desires permanent employ cra¢k¢d» and h3V¢ not ban fftted £0’ th¢ R*-*bb¢1’° ment should apply at this otlice at once.

Try KING QUALITY Rubbers. More pairs of KING QUALITY THE Dries Of live hose at B- and M-

RUBBERS have given perfect satisfaction than _of all other kinds. R”'t'°"b‘"y'S Wrk facwry’ is the same.”

last week. ,

No 1 Co. Artillery meets for Drill this

Alley ‘S Cow Agents at Charlottetown' (Thursday) evening at~8 `o`clock. A full

attenuance is requested.

, THE marriage took place recently at

I London of Mrs. Hensley, widow of the

G E N L E M E N S . late Capt. Hensley, Royal Dublin Fusi-

liers, to Mr. Harry Whitwortll, of Ches-

We are showing exceptional values in )ien`s

Glo-sesifor Spring.

` hire, England. _ `

FEESH §"]§VV` STQCZK, I MR. Horace Lowe, of the Merchants

In all -tile If-\@I)~|__11a_I~ §11a_deS_ .Bank ot P. E. Island, went to Montague

A Egull line of Eerrinvs and Q-the! Tuesday and will take charge of the

la3eS_ branch during the absence of Mr. James

In Brovvns. Tana G-reys. ebo-

$1.()O, $1.25 and §]_,5O. ANY person desiring' to rent, for July

Come and get a pair for Easter. and' August, a convenient tenement,

` comfortably; furnished and in 0. central

' K part of the cit_v,- can obtain same by apply-

O r 0 n G e Q _ ing ut this oiifice at once. '

Mania outfi“,e|,s - THE steamer Southport made her fir: t

HICA is the highest grade of AXLE GREASE made. It contains powdered

glee which nuts a perfectly smooth surface on the axle. When this surface is ‘

famed HALF AS l\fUCH MICA as any olheraxle grease will do Xgur work and do italic satisfactory. REMEMBER HAMF, AS MUCH. MICA ANY OTHER

~Ignuhctured hy IIIPEEIAL CDIIL- CDC). Iatdfl

oleuno. Ilgnners.

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Honours “Brahmin. ‘ easily takes the lead as

rnshasr 25 cssr f1"i_r_,,A`o>1{"gi-in make; 0the;’l`ea dealers have fried fb`__nmtc_h .ig but none of the an-calid -_*,_@IatchB“ can p 'approach in davor and strength the old reliable

" The fnct is t’t<P_Q§§l¢ Brgh- _ :lin "Tel and will take no substitute for it. We

llaveinstreceived a new supply of it direct__ fromhdla through Mr. Horace Haszard (Whole-"

Ile forthe Estate) and you can always _ depmdon getting ‘*BIiAHMl'H" TBA when you

alkfor it at '

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liarillo, “Little Bobs!

Are as dainty a trio as were ever sent out by any studio.

CORONAS are an oval of

extgisite *yet pldn- design at .00 the dunes. . KARILLOS are au oval

with gold wreath ontwin- infr at $3.¢I) the dozen. LITTLE BOBS are a panel portrait like thexrnamesake

small, but immensely popular. They are $2.50 the dozen.

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We have been in hp=ine=s twenty

- with'-agll modesty think we

now the Drug Business.

This spriul-Already 25 Pckgs. Druvs

_ -___-C_hem1cals`D) es, Pat. Medicines. etc.

Relliin Bras

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_Bas removed to Hgt Qpflngg

Mountain air h

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5 <PrroNl-:-: sei

Arkansas, U. S. A., ‘whore the warm and

_ _ _ the _ of

Geronfc _Bile s _s °_»d_ _ wif- tlo§lieut._,?-" _ cod _ d-trip 'Yi 'G 8504 3 U0” ' '$1 ~ » - lu, being a Brst cousin of thesame. Last All inquiries answered -Nov 1 d&w 6m . ~

gun-L - -.snr-H-'-1 , *+'.',-1'? _

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llEHTlST= 2-' W - “ 5° ° S ' - » ' he

' 1” " '-‘tif ttered, how rs. Mo.tly clo d though ypt`°1Hydr.°‘sm»nGuafiv°°I°/ndsimmuv

“FF|cE"’B|""|y5‘d°' N9' hffegir. Notsmuch change`inteml;e15'rature.= “$8 angggisiiitc i?lmbeeqI;ntdil::l:er;

_. - peasan e _ can in _ ~-

31:28 111;? Fu" dw' w th' ~---au--» _ injthe mouth they lake immediate '_¢tl’ect_

5 _“P rs' I the mucuousliningo! the throat nasal '_""‘°"f‘*°°°"Y ` 5w°l'k R0* UQ*-bl* 4 EW TYPE OF NAVAL GUN and whole respiratory tract.

prices. ~ ‘g-_ X- The cures that Stuartis Catan h_ Tablets

_ - WAsnrNoroN, April 6.-The first of the have accomplished in old' chronic cases :» . . _ new type otlive-inch naval guns design- of catarrh are little short of remark#-ble,

H. McQ-mid at Alberton.

trip to East River yesterday goig as far as Hayderfs wharf. Coming ba ’ there

were 100 passengers on board and a large

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EDWARD B. ALI.1=:v1~.E, E~q.', of Mount Stewart, paid a visit to Charlottetown yesterday,and yesterday morning took the oath before Mr. Justice Hodgson as Jus-

tice of /the Peace under King Edward VII.

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’ Msssns. L. B. McMillan and W. B. Prowse, thv enterprising 'managers pf the Hillsborough Rink last winter, will give a-dinner to the Victoria and Abegweit ii hockey teams and their friends at the ~“ Davies Hotel, on Thursday, April 18th.

i D. McLean of Crapaudhats purchased Qhehouse and lot wir_h'12 acres of land réfbently owned by Mr. B. D. Howatt, 'ind Mr. Isaac Beer has purchased the

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hhuse and lot recently owned by Mr. D.

i&1cLcan. Mr. Bertram Trowsdale has

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purchased the George Smith property, fqicently owned by Mr. Isaac Smith. °

;,i _ _ ‘Tacoma Benjamin Beacon, of Free- libown, who has been visiting at his home for the past rnonth,lett yesterday morning

it lor Winnipeg where he will resume his

' _law studies which he left at the _lime of

-it h-is enlistment. Mr. _D vacon iS the sou of

Mr. Marcus Deacon and a nephew of Principal Oxenham, of the Charlottetown Commercial College. ‘

if HEAD Sr. Plrrrns BAY Norrs.-The 'farmers of this vicinity are busy hauling mud but owing to bad ice last week the mud diggers have all dissappeared. The repairing of St. Peter`s Bridge has been speedily conducted by Mr. Crawford Hay- den. Mr. Hayden is expecting in the near

ture _to receive some of the fortune lei.-

_ the late Isa.acNewton Hayden of _Hono-

week Miss Anna Mackay ol Dundas visit- ed some friends at Mr Neil Muckajls.

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A dozen of either of these styles means 12 valuable gifts for 12 friends, and what would give your friends more pleasure than your portrait.

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_ THE concert and pie social held in Or- well Cove hall on March l8tb,_y_v_as _a decid- ed success _both aejiiu enteiiafinxnen and hnancinllyl ali early was packed ' fd`its utmost capacity; :the crowded condition we are sorry to any added to the discomfort and prevented’ much ot the program from being heard by many. Mr. Levilngs acted as chairman in it .genlalsti la and after a. preparatory speech the following program was render ed and much _{ applauded by theahdience. A song by the choir entitled, Sleigh Ride Serenade; recitation, W. D. Ross; viofia nlusic, P. Bolger, accompanied on organ by Miss Jessie McLeod; sword dance by Master F. Cody, music supplied by Daniel McLeod (encored); duet by Misses Matilda McQueen and Louise McLeod, entitled Juanita; dialogue intitled Ducks, by F. Nicholson and P.,f Grant; song dy ‘male choir, entitled Solomon Levi; dialogue, entitled A Queer Fit, _by F. Nicholson and A. Macdonald, M. McLean and G. Nichol- son; a stump speech, by J. A. Macdonald: a song, by Mr. Laraby; stepldance by Master F. Cody (encored); closing song by the choir Britannia the Gem of the Ocean. Upwards of forty pies, presented to the hall company, were auctioned oif by Messrs. Laraby and Mnlnnis realizing a handsome sum. The highest bid was $2.50 paid for Miss Jessie _McLeod’s pie, Orwell; second hilthest being $2.10 paid for Miss Louise McLeod’s pie. Uigg. Mr. Mclnnis afterwards amused the audience bv singing a few sontzs; his rendering of “The hat Mclnnis wore", took the' aud- ience by storm. The strain of God Save___ the King, at length rung out andhrougkt toa close one of the most enjoyable socials of t-he season. It is diflicult-to de- cide but the sword dance executed by Master Cody andiviolin music by Daniel McLeod were duly appreciated ‘by being encored, The duet by Misses Queen and McLeod was exceedingly well sung while the stump speech by J. A. McDonald full"

voked much laughter. _The folio persons took part in the choruses and acquitted themselves' creditably: Matilda McQueen, Mary Gillis, Marion McLeod, Christie Gillis, Louise McLeod Jessie»McLeofi (organist) A. A. McLeod, Cephas Carver, _Patrick Bulger, Ben..Me-_ Donald, Willie Gillis, Frederick Nicho1~ son, W. D. Ross, Tames Morrisey., Many thanks are due the Orwell choirifor their assistance. The proceeds will go toward finishing the hall.-Oss Panslnvr. __ Q

‘ ITIS IMPORTANT. __

To Know- What 'You are Taking'

When Using Cathrrh M- dicines.

i s Catarrh is a short route to consumption and the importance ofearly and judicious 'tredtment of catarrh, _whether located' 'in the head, throat or bronéhial tubes. can- not be too strongly emphasized. The list of catarrh cures _is as long as

a.refad'ministered_,numerous and_confu§iDg, from sprays, inhalers, washes, ointmentd. and selves ‘ to powders, 'liquids and tablets. _ _

The tablets form is undoubtedly__ the

most. convenient and most effective but with nearly _all advertised catar_rh.__remed- ies it is almostentirely a. matter of guess work as to what you are takinginto your system as the proprietors while' making

nes will do always keep it close secret as to what they are. '~ ` ' ~ _ -The _success and popularity of the MW catarrh Tablets is largely bec'ausc it is not

fr T0~d&Y S Pl'0lJBbllili6S only cures catarrh but because c-itarrh auf

`” " " ‘i&'st1_on north wind with few H M Catarrh Tablets being composed of Eucol-

---- tered who used tabletsfnow what they

,` cd for cruisers ofthe Denver class, was and the advantage of knowing what you I tested » at the Indian Head proving are putting into your stpmachis of para- grounds to-day with very satisfactory mount importance when itis remember-

. - results. A projectile weighing 63 pounds ed- that the cocaine or morphine -habit

p ,; _has been frequently contracted as the re-

pounds. The muzzle velocity reached sult olusing secretcatarrh remedies.. ‘ the excep‘ionally high figure of 2,990 feet Stuartfs Catarrh Tablets meet-with cor-

. per second, showing amuzzle energy ct dial approval form physicians, because

_ - 3,72l fool. tons. This is 65 per cent. more their antiseptic character render them

_ muzzle energy thanguns ot the same type perfectly safe for the general public to use

have made heretofore. It _is surfncient to and their composition make them a com-

* pierce seven inches of Krupp armor at mon sense cure fir all forms of catarrh

Charlntmewwn' _ the muzzle, and hve inches of Krupp troubles.

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I ee amor ar. 2,000 yards. All druggism sen -them an 50 cents for

-E L -- '==- . ~ C ‘ QQ ' 'lwvicas or nonse slclcxess. __._........__ .

[ull sized pack85r¢§. » _

LOYDON Aprl4 -A business letter re Rim: up Ph¢‘n° 79--if V011 WNW '$1

’ i fred bolstered. e

ceived in this city from Natal says that mémfxx mtg; ;',°,.:,'3,m_|y,nd “ng

- l 1 . . ` A _ ' . ° ` 'C

Q L _ _ 3 WITH 3 3 _ the holding up of trains and the ciipture home ialmostt’ as good as

_' ' _ _ _ ._ ~ _ _ of mail bags for the Transvaal and Newson.” i 0 ‘_ ' _

Marine Villg \I\» lang residence of Bloemfontein are ot such frequent occur- - Wmted‘an rival*-'¢\°¢d Sdédidf- N9?

the Honorable Bwl smin Divics irill ” if ` C ' _ A I r°°°°. impi’"‘°‘°t d°°d"°°”bs “ra '°°* r\’t¢?te4;-l'l1l$éél°'°W;?l¥._Jam.es bl! rented for one or more ears. ` _ ’ 8 _ loll¢f`Q_nt_l_'\1Bted tothe mails. end*-from Mnlgsges 53”-[(_)¢f,gg}b__;n§_ rl;

y ‘ I Pretoria iris reported that the ranger if Crown Confeetioz ery -W A1 Hutcheson

Possession given immediately. i` :J ' » ' I _ » ‘ ' I A . _ f A ;. ° iT1___;i~

APP? f" ‘ _ _graphophones iiY§i§§.§i§f§¢f§Z°.§§Y.§'§°°év'l°.".if.i'§if car-ters' for Wyail Paper

Hoaxes HAsz ian, _ _ _ __ _ mpmmgh _ _ _ _ _

l0th April lw. Charlottetown.

cw' - - _

300 BARRELS l-P?t£&~

in Northern

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W. A.

Plpins. and Van#-_ ,_ _ _

Come' in and let uweell you

_ how to get ._

illlilliili BIS.

5 _ _ Queen Street.

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'lfdivash lace Curtains andf

i_,the_masplendxdc.»lor_ ir_eN'_""”'1f‘#

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of hitting and humorous _witticisnn pro-_’

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_ ‘ _ parricularhnd ' have

thelmoral law and the forms in which they

all sorts of claimsas to what their medici-'__,

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na.,.aésqn., is so much needed

and-'the1*e’s

so muohgoodmSprmg

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° put it your _ $0110 _

H f _Q d’s Jarsaparilla W#11v° v6'==_i‘-s sf-bd - ~ "`_ _.land enrich blood, over- wmeééthat tired give ' you Amentil and digestive strength and .steady nerves. ‘

Befsure to ask for HO0D’S, the

_ Peculiar_to1tself =

Bad Fdelln I 9 n -"rn tm' :$228.1 W8# feeggii diary gang? My blood

vw Pwr. - begmnkl "H '

Sarsapnrilla. It did~`mo muchaggc6do?d§

.think ltls a wonderful spring machine and

recommend. it to all sick and sullering.”

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