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Coughs ' Cured

Perhaps you imagined your. cough would wear off—cure itself—and now has developed a nasty. cling- Ing cough. It would have beenbetter to have started sooner, but even now quick relief will be given by using

Hughes’ Cough Mixture

which at once relieves coughs,colds,bronchitis and other throat troubles. It not only cures the disease, but thanks to its tonic proper- ties, builds up the system against future attacks.

25¢ per bottle at

Geo. E. Hughes

The People’s Druggist

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Feeling Take Pickardis Coal

It’s Warminghealth giving and safe. A Child can use it.

Phone 240

A. PIGKARD & [ill

Coal and WoOd

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DR. CLIFT

CHRONIC DISEASES

Victoria Hotel. Ch'iowii. I'. l.

OFFICE HOURS—12 lo 3 dai Fecsiniil vaiiee. At Other or Residence~--b5.0i). Treat nient Monthly---SI00.00.

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Land Surveyor,

R. R. L. Box 15, Souris. IllIIIUvii'ZUh‘IﬁlthU.

MORSON it DUFFY , Barristers and Attorneys Solicitors tor llnyal Bank at Canada MONEY T0 LOAN.

C. McLeod. K.c., o’. Ia‘. Bentley, K.C. McLEOD a BENTLEY. Barrister: and Attorneys-utsLaw )mces—Bunk of N. 8. Chambers, Char lottetown. P. E. 1.

Its Quality and my Moneys Worth

I want whenever i buyfor ilie household said llli?‘ good housewife than why I always buy, HAN. IlliIi-Il’l' stove & nickel polish. ib-"ir- llllltill'l cleans both stove i‘luickel. It give; the brightest shine in theouickcst tinic.

Ga rve ll Bros LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS

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'A Natural Blood Builder

llexall (‘od lll\'L‘I' ()il Emulsion“th greatest known cure for all kinds of ehmnle coughs— nii ell‘eeiiw: remidy for many forum or lung trouble. and a generous body builder.

it’s any to luliUpilL’lS quickly aml every one of the many eurcs reported have been perman- ent. Just. try one bottle. you may need no more. It is gunr uiitei-il to satisfy. '

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Bargains Not All is Gold that Glitters

If you want, good, pure reliable tobacco go to an honest manufacturer. W t" have earnestly striven to _ . establish such a reputation .and believe our old_friends will say that we have never disappomted them. Hickey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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Are You in the I

Market for a ? .

' T here’s some points no intelligent man can overlook in selecting a Motor—there's some cold facts that command attention In the first place what do‘you want i. Don tvyon want a motor that will be simple, reliable and curable. Of course you do.

THE IMPERIAL MOTOR I

is equip ed with the best die cast babbitt bearings. the

famous chcbier Carburetor, all parts made to expensive

gigs, interchangeable and acCeSSIblc, tank lubrication insur~

ing all parts getting an

even and .‘economical , supply oi Oil—n0 dang-

er, no,wastc.

Besides all these ad- vantages the Imperial is‘ equipped With the world-famed Improvrrd Thermen Mufﬂer.

Can't we send you a catalogue. It’s yours for the asking.

WRITE Bruce Stewart 8:

..,Co., Ltd. Charlattato wa, P. I'LL

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‘0 HOME'MADE CANDY on sale at “Peaceful Valley." , ‘ 925 .

lived at dupe Traverse at 11.20 yes- terday with 94 sacks of mails. and at (tape Tormentine at 11.15, with 51 sacks of mail.

REMINDER.— Parties sending do- nations to the (Iity Hospital for Easter Monday will kindly send same down' today or tomorrow. 9255.

NOTICE TO 8UBSCRIBERS.—Sub- scribors will please note that the club offer for Canadian Countryman is only good for the Guardian subscribers on Prince Edward Island. 8199

FUNERAL TODAY ——'l‘Iic funeral of the late lirnniwoll Iiotts, who died in Sydney, will take place Wednesday afternoon at three o‘clock from the dome of Mr. John Burhoc, Spring Park, to tbe'l’ooplcs Cemetery.

ARE YOU A SWIMMER OR A FLOATER? A tloator keeps his hands moving, but it. doesn't get him any- where."l‘lic movements of a swim- rner's hands get him to his goal. Your business floats if you have poor typewriters, but swims with a Smith l'reniier or Remington—A. MIIINE FRASER, lialit‘ux. N. S. 11:50.

FOR OVERSEAS SERVICE. ——'I‘lie following is an additional list of men who have lately volunteered for over- seas service with the. 55th Battalion of Inl'aiitry: ll‘i'iiiiii Gallant, (Tupi: 'l‘i'averse. (icorgc Cameron, I’lllis itiver. Agiio l’erry, St. Nicholas. Hurry Iirasier, Charlottetown. James (1. Sl.0t'Vt‘tI, Charlottetown. Urban l’. ili'adley. St. Theresa. llari‘y Bernard. llong ltiver. l'eter (loodwin. St. Theresa. Itanson iii-lilies, Charlotte- town.

SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.-~'l'llcl‘c will be a Sunday School Rally at York on 'I‘hursday, April Isl, at 3 o'clock p. m.. The Sunday School workers of this district will meet and discuss Sunday School Work. A public meeting will he held in the evening at 7.30. Addresses will be given by Rev. Mr. Whitehead, (‘hnr- lottetown; llcv. Mr. Collin, Vlarshlleld and liev. Mr. Westmoreland. York and others. A eolicetiou will be taken in aid of the Association.

NOT|CE.~—Subscribcrs are iiotifl~ ed that the price of the Morning Daily Guardian (mailed in I'. E. l.) and Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per your. The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed in P. 1'). I.) and Family ilerald and Weekly Star is $3.00 per yeai. The price of the. Evening Guardian and Montreal Daily Star (mulled In 1’. IE. I.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening Guardian and the Family Herald and \l'ookly Star (mailed in I". IE. I.) is $15.25 per year. =

::THE lSLAND SHEEP DIP has been on the market for some yours and the ever increasing demand for

it, is the best guarantee we can give of its merits—Ii will do the. work quick and well. ’l‘ry it and be con- vinced—Zoe botllc. E. A. Foster. Central Drugstore. Mtt'.

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Have Eggs i

For Easter

Your hens will produce an abundance of eggs for Eas- ter time—if you will give them the proper care and food. Give them,

ROYAL PURPLE POULTRY FOOD

it; contains all of the req- uired elements for egg pro- duction and is at the same time an effective general poultry remedy.

I’rices 25c, 50c. and $1.50

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore Cor. Prince‘ & Kent Sis.

Mac’s Dyspepsia Tablets

‘i

The simplest. safest and auront remedy known for rth licving the pain and perman- oiilly curing all forms of dys- pepsin.

It's in pleasure to know tliul you eiin out. and relish the foods that you like. anytime you like. without that. con- staiit four of the terrible torv tures of dyspepsia. Take a tablet after each meal and “to will seem different- you'll enjoy living.

Mac's Dyspepsia Tablets are easy to take. quick In ad- tlon and the results are al- ways satisfactory. ,

Get a but today. 25 cents.

The Two Macs \ J'

Price.

IiMIreaterrget Siree

Centre,

THE ICEBOATB — The boats ar- ‘

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THE PLAN: motile tickets 01' “Peaceful-Valley" will be open to the' public on Thursday, April-Int at Jamieson's Drug, Store. 925 .

THE LOBSTER FISHING.— Mr. C. I“. Millar, Victoria, has got all his tire- ivood out and sawed for his lobster lactory. He is getting all his ﬁshing gear in good shape ready for the opening or the ﬁshing season. The three lobster factories In Victoria will be operated as usual this season. Messrs. Howntt and Rogerson are getting everything in renditions in their factory, as are also Knox and

hens lust

Son In theirs—V.

PERSONAL MENTION.—- Messrs Heath MeVlttie. of Wei-itinm-olnud. Robert Simmons, ol' Crapaud. and Jack liowutt, of 'I‘ryon, were among' those in Victoria attending to busi- ncins on Soturday of last week. ~Mea- sru George Jackuiun and Abraham Jackman drove from Victoria to Cape Traverse on Saturday lust with loads of pork which they were ship- ping for Mr. I“. W. Siiow.— The many friends- oi Mrs. liari'y Clark. of Vic- toria, will be pleased to learn that she IH rapidly rccoveringt‘roin her re- .:eiit severe illness—V.

ISLANDER PROMOTED — The many friends of ('ttpt. W. A. McKee, late of Moiicton. and formerly lol‘ Charlottetown. will be interested to learn that since leaving for the from he has been promoted. (.‘apl. McKee lct't Mont-ton in conunaud oi" the draft from the. 19th Field battery and since, his arrival in l'lllI-{lilllll has been pro- moted to oilieer eouiniainllui.r the Ani- mniiiliou (loliiuni, iti'il t‘aiiadiaii Ar- tillery Brigade. .\ letter receiv'ul from him tells of the disaster to the trans- port eari'ying ('apt. Melx'ee and his men to Ii‘i‘aiiee. lie retei's to the trip ail follows: "it in quite impossible for me to tell you ol‘ our whereabouts or at“ any of our experieneos, as l have to eensor my men's letters and mine must. be done, by a senior oilieer. Sut‘ titre to say we had it terrible trip from England to our landing place in France. “It was so had our ship was reported lost as we lliltl sent the S. ‘.. S. signal. However we pulled through. Just now we are only a few miles; from the tiring line and can hear the boom of the guns and at night see the flashes. \Vo expeet to be in tho trenehes by the time you will have received iiiis.‘

VICTORIA.— .\ few of the visitors to the Village, of Vietoria last Friday werez— Messrs i'eter MeQuaid. eronie MeUuigun and Gordon Waildell. Kelly’s Cross;; Messrs Fred liiite and Walter liicc, liztmpton: Messrs Rus- sel 'I\l(:DOIIZIl(l'ull(l E. W. McFailyen.

Augustine (love; \Ir. John II. Lea. 'l‘ryon.~ Mr. Ernest ’l‘lionipson, oi" ’I‘ryon and Mr. James Mathosoii oi'

Appin Road, were in Victoria at; .bush Saturday.— The, 'nuuly friends of Mr. Fred W. Snow, Victor- III, will be glad to learn that he do so for recovered lroni torrent-utilities! as to be able to leaveiiils bed. ,.,Ho expecis to be out about his usual

5 untied in a few days—During the past ' couple or weeks

Captain Charles Strength has been busily engaged In ﬁtting up the Schr. Bonus for the Spring‘s work. He is making consider- able Improvements on the interior of her cabin and is ﬁtting her up “ship—shape" throughout.-— Mr. Harry Clark, Victoriu,.has been busily at work for the past. few days hauling lumber from the mill, preparatory to making some improvements on his out-buildings. Mr Clark has already made considerable Improvements on his dwelling and outbuildings since purchasing them about a year ago. — Mr. H. R. Promtt, Victoria, got a lnrgt quantity of saw logs hauled to tilt mill during the good hauling and has ai ready got a considerable amount 0| lumber home. It is understood that he is going to erect a new. np-to-dati burn early in the sunnnon— There, it every prospect of there being a goor season for goose shooting near Vic toria} Some of the sportsmen are al ready on the watch for birds, wltl: their paddel-boals and other parupher noliu. Some of the leading int-,rchauti have already contracted with the gunners for the. feathers, it is rumor» ed, at quite a high tigure.— Mr. llnm mond J. liiee. of Victoria. was a visi tor to llaiiiptoii last. Saturday.~ Mr Fred Crossnian. 'I'ryon', made a busi noss trip to Victoria on Saturday last.—V.

TWENTY F'OLES CAUGHT DRIL- LING. ‘

TOIION'l‘U. M'l‘t'll 28.—~'l‘went3 I’oles caught dril iig iii the, eoiieor uall of St. Stanislau's l’olish (‘Iiurcl .vcre arrested last night by city ilelec ‘,iveii. They were taken to the Clan nont street polici station and are be ‘iig held on a charge of drilling il egally, pending further iiivcstigutior iito their nationality and their actioni luring the past six weeks.

The foreigners state they are ltus iian I’olos. but the police believe that many of them are Austrians. ’l‘hi suspicions of the police in this respec are partly ('(IIIIII'IIIL‘ll by the. fact the tho commands given them by their li stiuctor were delivered in the Polisl language. This. according to Inte’ prelei' Goodwin, is contrary to the m1' Illll’)’ regulations of the Russian Gov ci‘iimont. whieh demands that all coin mantis be. given in the ltiissian' lar gouge. Only one of the twenty wa able to prciliiee a passport. althoug' caeh states that he has a passport a his home. All the men are laborer but many have not had work for iiL‘V oral months. The av :e ago i: about twenty-three yea

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S's}: _ i‘ -‘ , I i I (IThese Souvenirs are made L,» \ ~ I from the actual buttons used, _ '

on the tunics and greatcoats

of the Canadian Overseas Con—

tingent. They are securely

mounted and heavily gilded in .

our own workshops, and serve - v i

as appropriate mementoes. There is a

HAT PIN at 25c

HANDY PIN at 35c

BROOCH 25C ’5

PAIR CUFF LINKS, 65c per pair "

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Write for our folder I

“Patiriotic Souvenirs" l

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HENRY BIRKS 8: SONS l

LIMITED MONTREAL

_ -— m :ERMANS GROWING DESPONDENT business men admitted to him they AT WAR. wcro convinced Germany certainly

- would be. defeated and that it was

generally believed the war would be

LONDON, M'nrcli 28.—The Iniiiin” "5' the Coming August” l‘elegraph says in a despotch from Iopenhagen: it "

“According to a prominent Ameri‘ :1ItexaLl “93” Hair Tonic will beau-

an businessman who wras ti'itvelliiigtl‘ll' 3'0“? lmil‘. prolong its life and u r s ' r‘ - . s a

mat month in Germany, the (fOIlIIIIOl‘v m‘ii‘l’ n "‘msm ‘md "mm abundant-

? l‘l'Iia: L—IUC. : $1 ' ‘ ial elassos are very despondont PC-inrug (7,, ($31161. grigiélfg ggfrlgéuﬁgg

.‘ill'tlilig the issue of the war. German Kent Streets MEtt‘. i_—————'_ .__..__..—.__.'_-. —————.—_— ———.—__-"_ m5

New Spring Furnishings and Clothing for Men

Large New Assortments Are Now Being Shown—— It Will Pay You To Know More About Them.

It would take you a long time

to ﬁnd another store where your money will

buy as good and correctly stylish new furnishings and clothes as you’ll ﬁnd here. Chances are you could’nt ﬁnd even one! But so far as values are concerned, that's for you to decide.

you at

We’Ve_got the best overcoats, our prices.

suits, skirts, ties, etc. we could ﬁnd to offer

We know that the styles are right, the making perfect and

that the materials are of the best possible quality. And that’s about all you could ask for isn’t it 8

Come Home and See What You’re Going

A snappy 3 piece suit oi nice brown tweed made almost as good

as our best suit and is

good fitter, pants can be made plain or cuff bottoms; a dandy suit

for the spring at low prwc.

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, show you very best'makes, all expert tailors . by

\ tion.

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" ‘ The Athletic style suit. Our nat- urally famous 3 .button medium shouldered semi-shaped back; , this is a model for_ men of athletic build, but made Ina nice brown

check worsted, all hand

oreri.',Easter price .... .....

At this particular price we can a big range of suits in our

and guaranteed the makers to give satisfac-

Made up in mostly Sibrowns and grey worsteds. ..

Boys" spring suits in plain and Norfolk styles, in browns,

blues and fancy greys. $3.75,

'4. , 5. 6. 705(9tlgtof,

Meore

Here is a suitthat is excellent value 3, button S. ‘B. style, medium shouldersand alittle shorter coat; made up. in a nice blue worsted of good weight material. An eXCep- tionally good suit at this money as all blues and blacks are higher this spring. '

A nice brown or grey worsted suit,.3 button, Single breasted style, medium shoulders and regiilai length coat. This is one of our thh Century Brand suits; all SllIC I) hand tailored. By buying a suii from us you can save irom $3.00to$5.00....... '

Blue Vicuna, a button English model of% 0d heavy material, all- wool clot . 20th Century make; trousers with or_without cuff; these garments are prune favorites this season. Let us show them to you ....... .. .. . '

Men's spring overcoats in black and fancy greys, and brownskpiain or, silk lapel

§9‘."'oo'1o.oo,' 14.00, $18 $16. and ............... .. 0

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made by

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tail-

$22.