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TURONTU. Merch 18-Because the
Canadian Amateur Athletic Union W1" Hut Day the expenses ol its re- presentatives to compete in the Ullfmlic games, the Canadian Wheel- mans Association has decided to discon-tlnue affiliation with 'the gov- erning liody of sport, in ganad,,_
SPIES SURPRISED
TWU ARE KILLED.
MQFJMIEIM. Anfllelfn. Germany, MM- 13-_Spine sentrles doing -duty at tlic fortifications here this morn- mg ““l`l’“9°‘,1 three men attcniilting *$0 l!l`08ll into one of the forts. Ads the men tried to escape the sen. tries fired and killed two of them,
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HALIFAX, March 18-The price of fl‘€Hh_éKll In Boston has in the last Week ' éfldéd t0 H Btiitdy decline and
H .`Tn,\;'rii.as urn. i-mvn
many vessels which hsvsjsgn iiispos.
Dl~lC.l.ARED DIVIDENDS.
ing of their fares th6re"~ are now landing their cargoes at Gloucester. Haddock was quoted at $1.60 to $3.50 cwt.; large cod, $2.50 to $3.50; market cod, $2, and hake, $2 to $4,
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H.»\l.llf Hcwson Pure WOO] Tsx.
ectorsi (5.1 niet yesterday and declar- mes ',~,',»',-; qiiiirterly dividend of 11- "' th? t '|, pi-et`ci‘i'e<l stock l‘»aI/Hllle "er ml U shareholders on record
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pen Cool iii sheds.
When you wzint ti. ton or a.
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Carloiid order from us, youl
liepieiiseil with the Coal and
For The Stomach
I-lerc's un tiller You rllioniii ,mi Overlook.
llcxall llyspepsia Tablets remedy
stomach tronhlrs hy aiding nntnre to S\lDPly the elements the absence nf which in the gastric juices causes in- digestion and dysoepsin. They aid the stomach to digest food and to quick- ly convert it into rich red hlooil ami material necessary for overconi- ing natural body waste.
Garry it package of Rcxull llyspcp-
sin Tablets in your vest, pocket, or lll`Ul' them in yo\ir room. 'Take one after each heavy iiical and prove our ns-sertioii that iiidigcstlon will not liotliei' you. _
We know what ltcxnll Iiyspi-.pi-iia
’l‘:l.blcts :irc and wlint they will rio. We guaraiiteo thnin to relieve iiiiligcs- tion and rlyspcpsin. 'lf they fiiil we will refund your inoiiey_ ’l`hi~i-,c sizes: 25 cents, 51| rents, and $l.0ll. lie ineirihi-r, you ciin obtain ltcxall item- iulics only :it our store-'i`hc Itcxall Store, The MacKinnon llrug t‘o,
_lli‘own‘s soft felts are shown Iii-rc
iii nil the latest styles :ind blocks. sonic of llir licst hats t.hnt linve over lierii sci-u in the city. l’i'ici‘ $1.75 to $3. lii'o\vii`s, ’l`lii‘. llomo of fliiotl Hntu.
the price. I | i"2"“3‘-
A. Pickard & Co.
"Ili‘owii's caps have rt style nil
tlirir own showing the leading Cau-
nilimi, liluglisli null American styles including ii full iiis|llu~~ of the ecle- ln-_,t.eil l‘1iistcrn Brnuil rap. l’i'ioes
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:-in tho choice-ol` tho inost:`cxa.cling ttliocolatc Zlovcrs. Thci_r perfect iniiiiig--so .sriinotli and thick-the la-ty fillings and nutritious iuits nrilii- ii voiifi-siioii as healtliful as they are delicious.
"Get them hereil you want them fresh"
The MacKinnon Drug Co .
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We believe they are the 4
purest, cleanest brands of tobacco iiiadc. Satisfaction surc. Give them a trial.
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SHI NON a splendid iiietalpollsh that will cieaunnythlng
froiii tin toetcel, is easy to apply and produces a biigllf, bfll' llilllli diirah'e polish regular 25c, our special pricc.... . . -|56
McCI.ARY’S STOVE POLISH manufactured, used and
enrloiserl bv the makers of the famous McCiar.V 1911115-`h Be-‘Y store polish on the market. Acan.................. .....l0¢
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for the Housewife
Now is the time io start your spring house clcimillli "Nil
to siieiii-Q best results in lirigliteniiig up the wood and iiieial woik tlirougliont the house we are sure the pollslics wc are l ~liowliig are of unrivalled merit.
We searched the markets ovcr to get goods that conic up
to our standard and know you will be pleased with the qualify
:is well as thc price. Let us helpyou house clean.
LIQIIIII VENEER for all kinds of wood, will rc-new, fe'
flnish, cleiin and disinfect with surprising easc all wood work or :invliiing having a varnished, _lapaniied or eiiamellefl sur- . liici-_ lt rejiiveiiutes the original finish and adds a new gloss liesiilcs Large bottle 4oc small bottle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i ._.2_5c
Bll'l`CliI3R’S POLISH thcbest finish for floors, interior
wooilwoi-k and furniture, is not brittle like shcllac or varnish and is not soft or sticky like wax. A pound . . . . . . - - L - -60C
i>us'rnANi~; is iiidispeisahie for sweeping Ir kills all
Reims, saves labor and does away with half T01" d“5tl“¢-
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Judge Blancliard, Charlottetown,
was a passenger by the Georgetown Bliecial yesterday,
Stipendiary Rerldin, was among the
pnsseiigcrs returning to Charlotte- town by the Georgetown special yes- terduy.
Mrs. Leonard Grant, and Master
Walter, Charlottetown-, who have been in Grand Pre, N. S., returned hy the Georgetown special yesterday.
Miss- Lydia Murray, Clyde River,
spent _the week end at Meadow Bank as the guest of her sister Mrs. Sey- niour Scott.
Rev. H. R. Bell will preach on
March 24th as follows:-Bradalhane at eleven a, m.,` Fredericton at three, lf. m. and New Glasgow at 7 p. in.
Rev. Wni. Brown, of Riverport, and
Rev, J. Appleby, will have an ex- Fhlilléle tomorrow, the former preach- lllg in the Methodist Church here, morning and evening. Mr. Brown is ii well known temperance orator, as well as preacher and.will give ii ""h°"l° llflflfesli. ut. the Sunday 5_°hU0l'SQ\1artci‘ly Temperance ‘:lei-- "l"°_i\'S 3-30 D. lu., also at the some service. There will lie special music and the offering for the China' Fam- ine lfund will bc completed.--Halt mx EXC- (Both the preachers referred to above are well known in this pro- vincc.)
The Seattle l"ost-Intelligencer of
Mflrcll ‘J says:-A movement recently Sfaflcfl hy A. McKay Jordan for the organization in Seattle of a Gan- adian (`hili liegnii to take forii. yes terday nt a luncheon in the Aiizuic (`luli. Besides Mr. Jordan, whose home originally was in !{cut,ville, lN.S.), ii number of (,`/imaiiiaiis who are netive in Scattlc's biisiness and professloiiitl lilo, were prnseiit., in- cluding ~luhn~ A. .I/lcKiiinou, (`liar- lottetowii, (l’.li}. I.) Alter the lnii- clicon Prof. Kincaid acted as cnair- ninii und several brief talks were inaiie. A coinniittcc, consii,-t.iii;.: oi' lllessrs llouglns, Kincaid. l-lughes, l\¢lcKiiiiio|i, Jorilaii, and Fenwick, wus irfliiicil to prcpam by-laws for the or- ganization. These will be presented nt. aiiotlivi- luncheon to be given next
week, 'Php olijcci. of forining it club is to <~ul.lvntc gimal fellowship and fi'ati~i'iiity among the natives of (`i»iii- iidn i'ei»;iilliig in this vicinity. the eu- tcrtainmoiit of distinguished (‘itna- iliniis visiting Seattle and when oc- casion arises the iliscussion ol proh- leuis and current questions of spe- ciiil interest to the lluited States and Cniimla. Besides those at the mectiiig ycsteriiny the following have cxpresscii approval of the proposed club nn'l sigiiifieri tlioir intention of hccoiniiig iuciiilicrs:-M. F. Kincaid, li. 0. Fiset, J. (I, F. Kane, G. V. Holt, R. M. Boyd, Dan. J. Gorman, George P. Cave. L. F. Macklcrn, .Iohn J. Gortnan, Arthur G. Bond, W. R. Pliillips, W. Roy Phillips, J. H. McGregor, John W, Johnson, Thomas A. Parish, G. FZ. Hihbard, .lohu li. Hyland, George IG. Thomp- son, George W. Evans, T. K. Syd- ney, J. J. 'I`hompsoii, D. H. McCan- kell, A. ll. McKay, G. IG. llennett, ll. Brock and A. ll. Stewart.
The champion Orioles added anoth er victory to thcir already long list by defeating the speedy Victorian Inst night at the South End rinlk. The game was fast and clean and few penalties were handed out. The Vic- toriss have sprung several surprises this season and many- thoughtthat. the Vics would pull one over on the champions, but the Orioles were guarding against such surprises and were the aggressors from the start. 'The Orioles peculiar style of defence have puzzled their opponents many times, and the forward line, do not hesitate to block and chase the op- posing players when relieved `of the `puck. The Orioles defence played last night as one, with Goddard and Mc- Cullough working splendldly together and Boudre'au’s timely rushes re- lieved the goal many times. Hanlon at rover played his position in good style, being all over the ice, and his interference was a feature of the game. Whitawsy and Vaughan held the wings down and with Cooper at centre the trio played excellent com- bination. The game started very fast with the ice in fair -condition. The Orioles quickly scored and two min- utes later Cooper tallied number two. Whitnwny scored in one minute. and ii few seconds- later Hanlon tal- lied. Vaiiglinn poked in another from the face off, and until the end of the guinc it was n procession towards tlic Vins’ net. The second half was rntlicr slow and thc ViCS SC0l`CLl Olllf goal. The game ended with the ()rio- les 12 and the Vics 1. The Orioles play the Piiates 'lliursiny night, thc last gumc of the season. T. Martin rcfci'ecd,-I-liilifax I-Ixc. (The 0!‘i0l€9 are well known in (lhai'lotteto, hav- ing played in the Arena some time
ago.)
::--Doii't coinfn a minute longer. A
short walk will tiring you to the “liemll Store," then a bottle of Izexiill Cherry Bark will cure the miigh. 25c. Money hack if not sat- isfied. The MacKinnon Drull C0». The Retail Store. d\'tl~
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No need of singing the praises of our
Bakery (iloutln w on all over town you can hare them praised by those who,1,une uuruream Bread.b|kos etc daily. hey are puie, wholesome and nutritious.
Stewart’s Bakery
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‘ChlllllCS. hy means-` ol inniiiial or
a Passenger to Charlottetown by the Georgetown special yesterday.
Miss Kate Feehan, of Boston, has
her sister Miss Sarah, who was ill.`
Win N Douglas, Mt stewart, is
AEneas A. McDonald, Peake‘s Sta-
tion, was in Charlottetown yester- day. Mr. McDonald is returning to Montreal in a few days, where he ls engaged in the manufacturing busi- ness. .
The death occurred in Grand Pre,
N. S., onthe sixteenth inst of Harry B., youngest son of W. P. and Mrs. Eatonl, aged fourteen years and 3 months. Master, Eaton is a brother of Mrs. C. L. Grant of Charlotte- town, to whOm the Guardian, as well as Iier many friends, extends sincere sympathy.
Among those who left Charlotte- town for Eldon by the special train yesterday morning to attend the fun- cral of the late Miss Jennie Martin WGFUI-Jllllgé l\lCIlUn;|l(l, I»I_ H_ , Brown, J. G. Jamieson, S. A. Mc-' Donald, W. K. Rogers, John Mc- ` liaiiglilnii, T. Edgar Shaw, Ewen Stewart, D. (VM. Retldiii, G. A. B. McDonald, Otto Crabbe, and Dr,
McLaughlan.
A Fredericton ilcspatcli, which will' lic of interest in this province, says that-'an elaborate plan for assistance to education to the extent of millions of dollars, was advniiceil in the Leg- islature yestcriiay afternoon, in a resolution which notice of motion was given for next Friday. The resol- ution is as follows:-l. That the Fed- eral Government of Uaimila should appropriate annually for the next ten years a sum of $4,000,000 it year to hc expended solely upon agricul- tural and iniiiistriiil edncatioii. 2, That such sum of $4,000,000 ,, yam- be Dahl over hy the Fefleral govern- ment through the Minister to the governments of each province of thc Dominion in sums pro i-atn to the Dlllltilatioii of each l’roviurc an shown in the 'i-.ciisi|s_ of lflll. ll. That each province of the Dominion plgiigg itself to expend such sum solely and only for agricultural ciiiicatioii hy means of agricultural schools, fnrins, or colleges,” and for technical educa- tion of iiiiners, lliinbcrmeii and mc-
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training schools, technical sclioolsl and colleges, 4, That each Provincel appoint one of its (laliinct who will annually make his report to thnMin- ister at Ottawa, showing in detail
where and how such siiiiis have been, expended. 5. 'Phat cnch I’rovinciali Government sliould pledge itself tol co-operate with the l<`cderal Govern- ment in such a system of agricultur-. al and iiidiistrlal edlicatioii . hy ap-| propriating annually ii further surnf to he used for the sole piirpose ofl n;_;riciiltiirnl and inilnstrial eiliicatiouf such suiii not to exceed 25 per ccnt.` of the suiiii appropriated to such Province by the Federal governinent.
::A concert and pic social will be held in Vernon ltlvcr Bridge Hall~on-- Thiirsday night, March 21st, in aid of thc Orange Hall to be built at Mill- .View-. Admission 15 cents, la- dies with baskets free. Doors open' t 7. concert at 7.30. A pleasing .addition to the program will lic a drama given hy the boys fronijtlt. George`s Lodge, Charlottetown. If stormy the following fine night.
3-11)d3ipd.
WEATHER
During changeable wi..-_allier in
I Spriiigtinic-liuridrcrls of people | contract Sore Throat, as a result of
exposure getting feel wet, etc. A neglected Sore Throat is I-kcly to develop into Tonsilifis. Quinsey. Diphtheria etc. Operations ou the lunsils are often necessarv hccanse a Single Sore Throat is Neglected.
Johmion's Sore Throat Mixture
rclievcs Sure Throat alniosl instant-
ly-iry it
~ 25:: a bottle -
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drug Store.
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l M ac’s Condition f--- Powders- -~
l~`or bringing your li0r='L'S
and cattle up to the bcst pos- sible condition, for making them healthy, give UICHI H better appetite, aid digestion and make them sleek and trong there is nothing that . can better the quality of Mac’s ’ Condition Powders.
Mads Condition Powders
are claimed by stock men and farmers as the best al. any
‘, price. LMSC Paffliale 25C
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Pius McCormack, lift. Stewart, was r . ‘ V in Cliarlottetuwn yesterday. Pauern’ c Pgffgfn.
A deli te was held in Mt. Ste t 0 Miss lgurris of Murray Harborvhiiils and |5¢ ' 'H *U* 9-.-lv _ . .nd lsc
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t houses price Wall paper by the
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considering prices.
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wall papers ever gathered under one roof in P. EJ. l ‘ 'fi is now ready for your inspection. -
The very clioicest patterns and colorings from the
two largest and most progressive wall paper houses in
ii'-.
," “fit
the l,)oii1inion--the handsomest designs from the three
best Wall Paper makersin the United States, and then ~ there are beautiful things from the best makers in l o
England ‘and France.
You know, even in our brief business lifetime there 'has .
been a revolution in Wall Paper. Not so many years ago loud colors-garish patterns- plenty of ‘_‘gilt" was the ideal, Vt all Paper nowadays are real dreams of art, designed by decorat- ors of the highest talent, with the proper feeling for tone and
:. right decorative ideas.
Every pcriod,every cliine, every decorative school has
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sec zi display of wall paper that has no rivals in the Province ‘ _ A display of Wall Paper .that no city East of Montreal can Z
better.
As to price? OE course we I/l,/.nl -,.3
have the lowest pnces as /' a
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decorative designs for one room or for your whole house. If you wish we will send a salesman with samples to
- see you, and talk the matter over. .
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will fit your little girls ‘
ANY MOTHER WHO REIOICES in the possession of a large as-
sortment of lively, healthy girls, will welcome this great stock of pretty
` 11 dr¢=ses They are made just as carefully as yonld make them yourself, :iid really you’ll say that the styles are even better. Handsome ginghams. ducks, perhales cut in sizes for girls of all junior ages; -
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An,| ,wp how iarnlicad .\‘oii will be nt tlzr~_cnd ol the year in.
TIME and therefore 'l`l.l"ll’E|{ A v E D
FUEL, which means MUN LY l
‘l`h~- liIONAltGli B'l`El§l. ItANGEi siinnli<~,il_'.' its:-ll to oporate. for it
has nn complex dampi-is or ti‘ouh_leson\a gira its. _
Evtirv olivine embodied in it is Dru :ti -ni. ir-ni. and i-livcl ivi-_ to that tho
M()NAlit)'H an sold today is the input ci mpuci. <iiw,»| _rai|i_¢i» on thi-_ inurlni-t. - hitndsoiue in_dosi2ii."tip-top"hakor. ni rf so 1-voiiomicnl in fuel that it will soon parlor itself. ,
llgniir dculerrioes not handle this rungo lili out a iz. c. with your ii lmn
and mi ,,.q_c ami r,.,,u<-st formipy oi our illust.riit.e<l circular. Ono Uont. so ln- vosteil uin.v lirinirllitzlieturiis.
Tllli EN'l'ERPRlSl'i FOUNDRY C0 »
SACKVILLE, N. B. - 'Manu
:~c.nii areiniii to nrowr-'»= today and -ice the new line of srrllll-I l\Bf-541" nest display that has ever been SM" in thc I’rovincc. Browii`I~\, 'l`lic Iiouie 0( Good Hats. 3 2m31-
...Fhu m_ig|,¢, |,,,mi¢,y of the new
,wi-ing goods illiiiiiinatcs l‘ntoii_.~i ltorc. 3'2ldl"l'~
Coal l Coal! Coal
We beg to advise that we have now in
stock a good eupplv Of PIIOICB Res"-'"1' Rnn mine and Nut Coal which wc are sel'- ng at our Coal Depot or F. O. B. Cars at cwest prices
We have also a quantity of Aulhracite
Pea Coal, which burns satisfactorily in Base-Bumer Stoves, and which in being sold in place of Antliracite Chestnut Con
Also sqnanlity of Hardwood Cul and plit in si/.es suitable for open gratea and ¢-vas.
I Noi-:RwoTi'
Typewriters
AN ANNOUNCEMENT
We can sell you an Underwood
Typewriter equipped to do both your billing and correspondence.
The United Typewriter Co. oi N. S. Ltd.
W R Ecleroley
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Z M Agents Dominion Coal Co. Ltd. ° '
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, 149 Gt. George St. end 409 Phens 4°4 ll
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