-. ........ ,

Kiiai Piotr the

_ Kitchen

You will need a load

of good '_‘Hot Stuff Coal”

now for Summer

We have-the' kind you

like best-. i

_lt_ Plalflnu &_cll.

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GERMAN P,.»\lf-uns .ililvilfr ANU

nm-nnn -oss or nollins.

LONDON, Mlly 3-The Prussian

military orirun, the Kreutz Zeitung, and the Frankfurter Zeitung and the Cologne Gazette, copies of which have been received here, all-admit thai: the Germans used asphyxiating bombs. which they justify.

The Frankfurter Zeitung contends

thilt. lf. is more humane to employ such liomblywhich it srivs produce n quicl§»i\nd painless deilth, than to pour sl hurricane of shells on it sin-

“You Need

A Sliiiiig System-Cleaning A Tonic

Nine out of ten people

need a good bracing blood purifying, ap etite-making, strength-builiiing tonic.

HUGHES’

Burdock and Silrsapariilii

is a preparation that we can recommend to those who feel fagged out.” It tones up the system, promotes-the appetite, aids digestion, pur- ines and enrlchesihe blood. It is riot a “cure all” but is an excellent medicine to take at this season of the year. ,

Large Bottle 50c at

Geo. E. Hughes

“The Peopie’s Druggist"

*A lil

gle spot. to destroy and break every- thing living there.

The Kreutz Zeitnng says the Allies

should learn the lesson that they are making n mistake “when by 'their lie- havinr the cause us to resort to

new tecllnicnl weqpons."

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_ , _~_::f_' back. Tastes good. Results sure. Piice loc.

. I H If You are

aiiiiii `i'l' I . 1,* jf Run Down-

_ llerc is the tonic_ io make you eat. sleep, think nf.`.'.ZI.i M and work better. lf it doesn't. young:-i your money

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Not All is Goili that Glitters _ . If you want, good, pure ‘Il .reliable tobacco go to an __.,- __ _ __ __ _

honest manufacturer. W

establish such a reputation,_and believe our old_frlent_is will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had ln the tobacco line.

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Finest Garden

Get an early start and beat them all

" ‘ out A littlc`work each morning with

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~ "il a good grade of garden tools will accom-

_» , plisll wonders in vegetables, e_tc, and I save yoii considerable of the high cost

‘I f l ol living.

ii and Our assoi‘tment'of garden tools is complete. Call and see the line we’are offering at

special reduced prices.

80c now

' 4 Tino D. ilondio lfoiiis, slightly rusted. Res- S010 f°f

._ . 60c Ea.

is Tio`e"lLon'§ il.-m£li`é"Fo`rié§§"sligliily fooled. always

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soldigqiiiiig Foilltgt’ with short lines, only. ............25c

_ _ 'solid shanii,§.on_§; iioiioie shovels ._._....__.___.g3_<_f ?8"i’°§i‘i?'é‘E .lfio°l?.'.';';liil.ai.f'li.i.;ii.....__...asc Sn1‘allSteel‘i?:-ikes ............ .. 12 Tooth Malleable Rakes....... .. . 35C

_ _ 10 To_othgé§e_l___l§aites . .. Bc

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child s Garden Sets, comprising » 5 `{’,°|»

.........$1.2 a.

. ,oo ii. .... .. 156 Gaiidign 'l`rowels................. .....5, 10 ani_!_ggg_ Eg-

. Hand_.Pru`ngr3 .................. 50

Pruning bhearsisoiid steeI..............__._.......§lgoc

L n Ed ers. ........ Cgiitnn Wire Strctchers, Rell-

;rgtr{,§g§E{,iy`Q-pii'wit'h'yoli'r' Garden Tools this yea

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The` Central Gudrdidief ilrssl :i..?.‘:,“af'.':.':. l:‘...“':‘l'i

l_`1'_ PAYS to buy in this

CASCAPEDIA.-The s.s. Cascapedia

hae- nrrived.ln_ Charlottetown from Montreal.

HORSE NOTE - Amongst trle

shipments arriving on the Minto Friday last was the beau- tiful stallion "Lord Talbot" which was purchased by Mr. ,Wallace McKinnon and other. parties from Fredericton, P. E. 1., he is ll magnificent horse in everyparticuldr. His notice will appear later. _

NOTICE.-Subscribers are notified

that the price of the Morning Daily Guardian (mailed in P. E. I.) and Montreal Daily Star (mailed in P. E. The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed in P. E. I.) and Family Herald and Weekly Star is $3.00 per year. The price of the Evening Guardian and Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per year. I.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening Guardian and the Family lleraldnnd Weekly Star (mailed in I". E. I.) is $2.25 per year.

DRAMATIC CLUB.- The Tracadle

lirtiiriutic Club presented in Peaks Station hall on Thursday night, April 27th. the four uct Comedy Drama en- titled "Josiah’s Courtship." the hall beillg taxed io its utmost capacity with enthusiastic admirers eager to see how Josiah got along with his iilrtatlons. The play was well present- ed and elicited mncll.npplause from the audience. The specialties between the acts. \vilicll consisted of songs and music were also received and iii every case was encored. immediately after the play came' the sale ol' pies which brought good figures. The iloor was then cleared i'or dancing and tile re- maining hours seemed to pass till too quickly for tllose wllo indulged ill the tenpsichorian a.rt.` ,Upwarils oif $70 was realized which goes towards Sl. 'i`ci'esa's new cllurcli.-S.

HAMPSHIRE METHODIST CHU RCH.- The closing meeting ol" the series oi' ten was held Friday evening. April 30th. li wils liinrked by’ solemn- ,ily, deep interest and power, Nine of these meetings were conducted by the Rev. I.. J. l.c`nrd of the Granville cir- cult. ills sane sourcing appeals, his forceful presentation ol` the claims oi' Christ and oi' the fearful doom ol` thc impenitent went home to every heart. While all that was hoped and prayed and worked for was not accomplished, yet there _were sufficient visible results to gladden the hearts of all Christian Workers. Oil addition 42, homes were visited and warship held therein and lnore would have been reached. but attendance to show respect at theftln- eral oi’ the late Mrs. Newsom prevent- cd. Tile visit of the ltevd. J.J. hoard was highly appreciated and will be long remembered. '

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::The fishing season is here. Have

you overlooked your' gear yet? Olir stock is complete in every respect There is ilothiilg you may require that we cannot supply special nttentioil given to rcpnrlng. See our $1.00 Bam- boo- goods. E. A. FOSTER. Central Drugstore. - r » -

::*THE DRAMATIC PRODUCTION

ENTITLED.-"Sceilos in a Union do- pot" will be presented by the people ol' Kensington at the (‘.. M. B. A. Hall oil lfridliy evclling at 8 o'clock for the benefit of the Rod Cross Society/.There are upwards ol` fifty ill thc caste, and it has taken coilslderalile work to per-_ fect. :ind the ciilnpany are looking for a large patronage. as the proceeds go to a worthy eiilise. 9808-5-5nifli

Province. 'in THE _CURTAIN-Goes up nt eight

sharp to-night For King and Country 'of

POLICE COURT.-There were no all ticket holders will please note le

cases at the Police Court yesterday. this and be in their seals prom_p8t_l_y_'. Thu,-Bda” May atm at 3 p_m_ Se,-vlce

' at

_ri_ed out at (iardigaii. lietore the close,-

il ‘fine Of U10-“kii "WGS Dflsfmii iQ iil"» work be sure to lake ill the Social giv- ladles of the ohuroiwwilo had so lt~indl_v 9,, by ,ho ladies of the Sprilignelli

__ _ I' .- . “H ouflocli.

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FUNERAL T0-DAY.-The funeral

of the late J. Vincent Callaghan will leave his !ather's residence. 237 Graf- 9

THE HARLAND.- The S. S. Har- 1,

liind had al full cargo consisting shie- ily of potatoes and oats from East

were ‘owned by Messrs J. H. Cum- i

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Sergt. Carl Kelly and Gunner Eugene ' Kelly came over from Halifax bythe

short. stay.

12 years oi' age. On Saturday last about 21 scouts crossedto Rocky Point for the day. tiikin their dinners

a very serious fire occurred at Red e

a 10 li.p. 'gasoline engine, thrcslier. k seeder,»scufiier and other article

the field adjoining and proceeded oil 3

with the above disastrous results. n

plans for future “bovs‘ work " ill the

sided and a number oi' brief addresses l,

the Y.M.C.A., spoke on boys' work in Li

l-itnrt at Cardigan. Following' Mr i,

Lean, George llarris and L.loyd Shaw, Q

suggesting plans which might he car-.

prepared and served the liilnquct

House. Dont .leave it too .late if yeu‘, want a good seat. 9807,-5-5m1i

lalt shipment of‘English goods; Con- tr sisting of'dreos goods and wash'goode. D

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ton Street-» this moriims at 8-45 I0 St town steam Navigation company aid Dunstans Cathedral. not try for Picton yesterday. She

leaves Charlottetown this morning.

River to Charlottetown Friday. They late vincent Gallagher will take plneo

miskey and Thomas McNally.-Si iillliors residence. Grafton so-ect, ni

soi.DiEi-is Home.-Lleilr. Mui-lilly. io

steamer yesterdiiy fcreuoon on a short watson of the RE, island Hospital, f\1F|0UKh» Thel’ Say the “b0yB" um receiveda cable yesterdayhrlnging the all in splendid health. Gunners Qrne sad news that nel- son george had Bell. A. MGKBY iU1<lFrf1iili Kellycaiiie been killed in battle. Tile deceased over from Sydney Mines. also for a was.24 years of age and was one of

' the bluejackets who took part in the

-- operations at the Ullrdanclles. Mri-l

BOY SCOUTS.-The boy scouts of Watson and Iier daughter removed to

Ollarlottetowil are meeting regularly lllis province fronl England last full every Tuesday afternoon in prepurti- all tioll for passing the various scout \vl tests. Several boys have joined lritely ill

and there is room for a few more over fallen upon llielll.

il D

with them. and they enjoyed them- Ap . . selves immensely, _ Tile boy scout l\lcPlieo also appears iii the some pa- niovemelit is gaining ground in`(‘hli.r- per. George VV, McPhee, barrister ot` lottetowil. the law ilrm of McPhee and Kyle. is

-_- - this morning moving to Yorkton. Sas-

SERIOUS FIRE.-On Sunday last kllil-llewlin, where his ilrm has se-

l’_olnt, by whicl_l Mr liarold Bruce loiit l\li~l’lli-e has been :lppointeil Crown his barn. containing ii quantity of hay, l’l'osei~litor iii Yorkton and the Sas-

S. ei amfiuuting to upwnrils of $700 with no illr. ilioliiloo onine \vl»si from misr- iilsuriince, ns the barn was situated oil loii,et'owll, Prince ` Edward lslllild ll ‘NICK Dar! 01’ 1110 fllrlll- The fire. il whore he was ai member of the local is understood. was statred by several lcgislntliro for the second district ol' .voims men who Set fire to the grass in Qlloono conniy. Mr. lllevlieo opened

lll0il` Way £0 Slllliiili’ SC-h00l Willlfilll took all active piirl in the provincliil making sure the fire was Cvnialetely election in ilioi ye.i=.l~ speaking at many extinguished. A siili ncrtli-cast wind point.-. ilirongiioni. ine iiisirlei. Mr. ivlo- HOOII Hlifglid U10 fif1ll1l‘S~ “'hif'-ll Were Piles has ii. reputation all a silver ton- l\0l liiBC0V€l‘&ll H-‘i H0 Une WHS 1\i*l1l‘» gliod ornlor and is in great demaiid

" FATHERS AND SONS " BAN- featured ill the program. in June 19l4

QUET-~l1i spite Of the ilnfflvclirflblc Dnvlil in lcylo, i'ornii»rly oi' lsrnnilon, Wliillher 011 MOINUIY DVI-rllirlg ii very Mail., was taken into the ilrnl alld pleasant banquet wus held ilt the Pres- will acoompolly Ml-_ Mrfplwo 19 york. bytci-ian Cliurcll. Cardigan, when U10 toll Ur. .VicI’hee was appointed Chair- lioye of the congregation and their nln,, of nie lllceiiitilig Board for ilils |"»\Ul01‘S met i0E€lilf‘-F i0 116211' 1\\10Ui l’l'o\'iucc oli December Sill, last and

, . _ . til

consresativn- Rev. J. <‘. Martin Dre- ilisoliargoil ills iiniies ln iilni enpneliy

were given. Mr Harold (‘. Cross, of -,f

SBHBFHI. fefeffillg I0 U16 b0Y SCOUL the travelling public. Tile Yorkton movement. which it WHS Dl'0D0S0<| i0 ludicul ilistrict is one of tho' largest

Cross's address. Messrs SDIIYZGOII Ml* till-iviu towns so that the silccoiis

§U1‘l0ni-S Of the f’l"'ll"0 Of Wales i-'Ui' activity is assllrcil. llo will be missed lege, spoke to the gathering, giving fn their impressions oil the recent boys' ~(,,m0,, “-hon. iw “-35 dose,-\-(ily Imp. conference hold at Sunliiiersido and um,-_

~ Vt

- i ..._ ’_‘ May 4, at the 'Pelnperilnco Hall at

*HBV* ¥°'-' 5°°U"°d'-V°""` U°k°f f°" Springfield, mention of which is made

the Military 'play toinight in the Oper‘a_ in

:EPlton's have just received their ::

STANCHEL.-The Rev. D. McLean

\ I

FUNERAL T0-DAY.-The funeral the li-ite Margaret P. Large will

avé her residence, 221 Queen Street.

house 2.45 p.m. Train to Sherwood

femetery.

THE NORTHUMBERLAND.-The .s. Northumberland ot the Charlotte-

owever, for Picton.

FUNERAL.-The funeral of the

ills (Wednesiiily) morning from his

.45 to St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, thence

R. C. Cemetery.

KILLED IN BATTLE.-Mrs Ellen

d although comparative strangers ll have the deepest sympathy of all the sore bereavement llllil. has

AN ISLANDER.-The following np- eilrs ill the Saskatoon Pllocillx, of rii 17th All e\Lc-llent photo ot' Mr

urcil oflices ill the Dunlop Block,-Mr.

lltoon olilcc oi' the firm will be giv- l up. it is illrcc years llgo since

ll ofiicc in Saskatoon, Julie 1912, and

t nil iziltllc-rillgs wlic-rc spo.evllc.~‘. of u atrlotit: or edui-aiioual nature ure

e careful manner lil which he luis

as been ill keeping witll iheipolicy

the Scott Governnient, in connec-

oll with providing accomodlitioll for

l the i‘rovillr.~c :lull illclllilcs iuliiiy

iz S. _ _

l' Mr. l\fcPliee ill his new sphere ot

both private :ind public life in Sas-

::Before beginning your sprlng's

'oinen’s Institute on Tuesday next,

liiiolhcr column oi’ this paper. 9751.

See the result of the Allies concen- ated fire on the Turkish forts in the ardaneliea. At the Peoples to-day.

- 9805-5~l3ni1l

lseason. and preparations are being

service this summer. The steamer ls now under United States registry, and according to the law would not be

dian port, ilo matter what parts she calls at oil the way, but she could not.

Halifax and land lllem at Port Hawkes- bury or Charlottetown. The steamer could. however, conduct ii passenger service which would not include pas- sengers from one Ciiniidlan port to another and give the ui-iual freight service.-~l{alifnx Chronicle.

Do 'le nlade ii bllsiiless i.rl to Char- lol lleiincy was in Charlottetown Saturday on spent tile week-end ilt St Eleauor‘s, the guests of Mr mid Mrs Geo. A. Jelly,-Mrs Webster Boulter was a visitor to Summerside on Siit.urili1y.- Mr Norman Bonltcr paid ii business visit to Charlottetown Saturday lallt.. -Mr M. il. Duffy, Maple Plains, wils here oil business Saturday.-Mr Geo. Flirrow, Hampton, was ii visitor here last Saturday.-Miss Ruth Boulter was il visitor to Suninlerside on Satur- da-y.-Mr G. W. Rltcille, representing Carvell Bros., Charlottetown. was ln the village in the interests ot` his firm on n

‘l

ii \’. , _ y ., _ - -. made a business trip here Mollday.- Employees of the PE. island Tele- phone Co. were in Victoria installing a which Mr R. P. Rogerson is the genial proprietor.-Among the visitors to Victoria Saturday were: Messrs Frank Dixon. Augustine Cove; Albert Oakes, Westmoreland; Joseph Carruthers, V

\ Melville; Major Carruthers, Augustine Cove;; George Fall, Hampton; John ilaugliey and James E. McQuaid. Kelly's Cross.-On Monday were the following: Messrs Jolin A. Rogerson, Parker Francis. Auston Toombs, and Hector McKay, Tryon; David Sherroli, (‘-rapaud.-liirn George Stortly, accom- piiiiieil by his daughter. Miss Grace Stordy. (‘rapuuil, drove to Summcrslde oil

Sl. illonsuge t`roln Ottawa, Friday states:

ing iii Prince Edward lslaliil or New llruliswiclr for service in the second tlilrdor fourth Canadian divisions will be mobilized ill Sussex without delay. The liliuister of militia wants to get all the men training ill Canndll out of

where they can obtain field training and target practice. The troops of Nova Scotia will mobilize ut Alder shot, New Bruniiwlek iit. Sussex. Que

l"<»ieivilwii at Niagara, Menliolln ilild Siisk:li¢~lii‘~wlln at Howe-ll, Alberta at Calgary. flrltish (‘.ol\lillllill al. Leith bridge. lr. is lieliovsrl that ihc inten

MANY T0 TOUR CANADA.-Owing

to the war in Europe ii record-breaio ing season of travel between Boston and ports in Canada is looked for this

made by the Eastern Steamship Com- pany to meet the increased business. This will be good news in Prince

Edward island. as the Garden Pi-gvince is sure to benefit this summer y the increased iraillc. .

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THE 8.8. HALIFAX.-The Plant

liner, Hullflut. which has been laid up at Halifax, is now being prepared to go on the service to Boston. The Evange- line is now liild up at Boston and no announcement has yet been made as to whether she will go on the Halifax

allowed to carry passengers from port to port in Canada. She can of course carry passengers through to any Cana-

for example, embark passengers at

VICTORIA NOTES.-Mr Thomas 3 D Lctown on l~‘rlday.-Mr Mont lien-

lliisiness.-Mr and Mrs C. B. Jelly

Monday.-Mr Fred Chandler, sales-

iun for Auld liros., was here on lliisi- ess Monilay.~'-Mr Lane. representing

H lla wood, Co St John, NB

phoile lil the "Beacon House.” of

estmoreland; Joseph Cutcliife, South

Moiiilny.-’\'.

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TO MOBILIZE AT SUSSEX.--'File

John Tiili-grapil lillya.-A special

‘All soldiers of ovary corps now train

iarracks and under canvas, at ranges

lee at Vlllcariier, Ontario at Kingston,

ioli is to include the fltll Molinicd Rif-

that

are

for

the

Egypt does not requirements.

brigadier of the to headqquarters at from Halifax. Klrkpatriclc left. for Col. Black of through on his way erictoll.

BRITI B H CLERGY

L0.\ll0.\`, May 4-The Klng's exam-

ple was not followed by the clergy in the meeting of the lower lloueecf

tion. presented by the Dean of Man- chester. being passed.

support _all such measures as may in the opinion of the Government behe- cessary for the strength and Boldt! of the nation in time of war would look with anxiety upon total prohi- bition of the sale of alcoholic drinks." ft 'i`he Deal of Manchester said there

was rl certain tendency among tern- perarlce enthusiasts to take advan- tage of the present feeling in the country to conflict hardship on the liquor trade. lie was no friend of the liquor trade, and if it were poo- aible by lliltionelizetion to destroy its self-interest he would be thankful, hilt organized prohibition would mean rl revolution in English life end there would be is strong reaction. Tho result in the end, he thought, would be “lin excess of iutempot- ance,"

AUSTRIAN PRISONER AT

MONTREAL SHOT WHILE

TRYING TO ESCAPE.

MONTREAL, May 3- Jan Bauzek,

.ln Austrian prisoner, was shot and 'noi-tally wounded shortly before 9 fl'clock last night at the Windsor 0. P. if. station because he was trying to escape. He died half an hour ii!- ter being removed to the iidontwsl General Hospital. Bauzek was in ‘a party of 106 Austrians who were he- lng taken from the detention prilon oil St. Antoine street, this city, to the detention camp at Spirit Lake, Bailzek made his break for liberty when tile Windsor station was reach- id, pursued by a sergeant and I guard, the latter calling in vain for the fleeing man to stop.

The bullet hit Bauzek in the chest,

back ol the right lung, and panned

nessed the shooting. He was on his way to Quebec at the same time. "You did your duty my boy," he said to the guard wlho had done the shooting.

Tile guard in_ question is a French-

Canadian soldier. His name is being withheld froln the public until the military inqlilry into the anair is held. This will probably be tomorrow or Tuesday.

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“Life has no iileasure Nobler '

than that of Friendship”

Everybody likes candy. espec-

ially the fresh. pure kind. A box oi' dainty confectioniiry is lil- ways acceptable to wife or sweetheart. Tile children like candy, too- and probably you have a "sweet tooth" yourself.

We have agents i`or,-- , PAGE dt Si-lAW‘S CHOCOLA- ‘TES. ' - -~ ' '

WILL|ARD'S (FORKDIPP-.

ED CHOCOLATES.)

NEIL8ON’S Cl-IOCOLATEB. M0lR’S`Ci-IOCOLATES.

Our trade on these candies

-has grown to such proportions that we have to make frequent orders. This insures a fresh

stock at all times.

Prices range from 35c up to

$2.20 it box. Also sold in bulk

at 60c ii. poillid.

GIVE CANDIES T0 YOUR

FRIENDS. _

_ .TAKE A BOX HOME.

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore

l Cor. Prince & Kent Ste. ’

Gft I \' L. _

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Ready ._ __ 1.51,.-3' '

A ` 'li

cilel ' I _- ~

_.li__..

Gettilebeetfliiilinl tickle. The lilndii

we have here. were aelectid by an expert angler who known the pond: and streams around: here pretty well - ki-lowilust whntie needed intiliellne to

hook and hold the bil ones.

Laine here for lilies, bukets, -cuts.

nets; fliel,7fl7 bookrhkd ~' - ns eine you could went

. ez.

“iii ' i `;i\`_~»'.

‘ ~

' oF art in tailoring.

Ask for booklet-it's free.

THE cutaway Frock

is imperative now- afdays. VVe design _ and tailor it as ii|us»

irated. lust look ai ii _ once more-il's worth while as an example

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AGAIN BT PROHIBITION

the convocation at York, this resolu-

‘ That this house while wishing to

:leur through his body.

Millar General Sam Hughes wit- ’

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