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BETWEEN- friends, the ,me

spirit of Easter is best express.

ed by some little remembrancq con veying personal thoughtful. nes_sand goal well. ____ _

our o rai -no in '

be moreplitting.. g could I Make the appointment to-day

THE BAYER STUDIO

Tslephons 192J '

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For A soon riioro

-visrr 'rus- A- E- LYOII--studio

Finest work, moderate prices.

Personal attention given to Amateurs Work.

DON’T FORGET BA B Y 107 Queen St. Charlottetown

CANADIAN- ' I

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PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION SAN FRA NCISCO

Tickets on Sale March Ist to .\`ov. 30:11, Liiiiit Tlircc Months

$124.60

From PICTOU

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(Joints via Vhicago and Returning via Va ‘ , `~ -

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March 3rd. Sagamore " 2511,

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March 6th Tabasco “ 301|,

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r urness, Withy & Co, Lid.

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Eastern S.S. Corporation

International Line WINTER FARES

St. John to Boston.......$5.00 St. John to Port1and....$4.50

Staterooms....., ...........$1.00

Leaves St. John Thursdays at 9.00 g. m. for Lubec. Eastport. Portland and 3°°¢°”-Rmlmlnl. leaves Central Wharf Bostoi\ 0.00 a. ni. Mondlinfor Portland, lliastpan Lubes and St. Ialm. `

Sl- Iohn CiIyTickst OHM I7 King St.

E IELEMING, T. F. t\'. l’. i\, Htliiliii. NJ!

ll. S.`CURRlhi. Agent. Bt. fahn N, ll.

limes. How much do you re-

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Getllél ima and winter coughs.

1.- ‘_'.°"-1 “DV drug lst 2%: ounces of 1_;l22_f__ (oil) cei_its wort_iz, Pour it into ii. ,_ . cl, ottc and iil tie bottle with E?,,‘:,'“__‘i'““}1|‘1l»<‘d Huwirrsyrup. This gives ___ b.e____a ¢.ost_of only .vi cents, 16 gnmcg for 3,., ,-‘b°°‘Tf=' ‘_3.V\’l'P UW-ll you could buy "___ ___._.~_» . __ iikcs _but _a few minutes to ll,____l___ L_; 'ull directions with Pinex. °\,___? ..\‘;_>_<_>_<l had _i_i_e_\;_i;_r sp_oils. d

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DR. DeVAN’S FRENCH PILIS pI.°l{'.;t giilatlng Pill for Women. $5 ii. box or tlu-ao io: fatale.:;.i::.s.i-u;°f°i,ri oa.,st._oatniiiiiie¢_ gliiiirié. __ ww' im'

Fll0`SPlloN0l. FOR`i¢TEN. t‘f,:,“:,:,°:,‘

Vltality;iar Nerve iinil Brain; Incrcsse|“grey matte ';ri'.l`oiiii:-will build you up. *S ri. hax,o|- tiiyorggg $5____i:t iérug sloi-__e)ii, nr by rnal on receipt Qui;______°-_ is oosem. soo Lo.. St. Catharines,

_ Sold at Hughes’ Drugstore.

-_-_.W W. F. TAYLOR, M. D., C. M.

(McGlLL UNIVERSITY)

Montague, P. E. I. OFFICE OF [ATE DR. FRASER.

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T Ladies

Spring Shoes

The Spring Season finds

us better prepared than ever before to supply your needs in stylisb,Ecomfo11abIe foot- wear at fair prices.

Every new Fashion is

here. We have them in all the Beauty and Variety pos- sible to produce.

Call in and convince your_

self.

Alley & Co.

135 Queen St.

Eastern Guardian' A

..~i1" PAvs to buy in one Province.

.."' T. GORDON IVES is Guardian

agent in Montague.

..*Messrs. J. A. Barge. Station

Agent, Morell. and Mr. Edward Ryan, payed St. Peter’s a flying _visit Sunday on their way to Selkirk, but owing to the coiiditloii of the road had to rc- turn home.. His friends regret to learn of the illness of Rev. A. J. Mc- Intyre, Morell. Mr. William Sliinot, Morell, is recovering after his long ill- ness.

TIANAIJIANS IN THENIINES WANT "SMIIKES" Blllll

LONDON, March 14.- One would

imagine from u. letter received from a, Canadian officer serving with the Con- tingent lii France that neither "Jack Joliiis'oii," the ubiquitous sniper, nor unceusliig German bullets cause him and lils men so niuch concern as the absence oi' cigarettes. “A sinokc ut night no\v is ii great comfort, and it's hard to do without one," he writes: and then he adds, "Possibly we are not entitled to anything from the lm-, perial Government or from British newspapers, but the Canudiiiii Govern- ment has evidently iiot provided for us lu this way.”

lie goes on to point out that English

“'_l‘oniiiiies” get as iiiuiiy as 70 to 100 cigarettes por wack, iii addition to tobacco, while iii their o\vii particular case. for liisliince. twenty siiiokcs is all they have received.

FACED PRUSSIAN GUARDS.

Ten days ago this Caiiadiuii coni-

piiiiy had the distinguished honor of being face to face with Germany crack rcgiineiit, the Prussian Guards. So close were they to one :mother that they could hear' the “Boaclics" tiilkilig iii their trenches, and hurling abusive epithets at their inveterate enemy, the British.

"They are splendid shots.” writes

thc ofllcer, “and urn very cunning dc. spite the fact that the pcepholcs in our trciiclcs are coiiceziled, they uc- fuiilly succeeded in firing through theni tiiiic and again. The other diiy they fried to draw our fire and locate our sciitry by clever display of duininy figures and had we fired our volloys would li:-ive been returned tciifold. This dodge, however, like inuny oth- ers. didii'f; work."

TO AND FROM THE TRENCHES.

Ile describes the journey to and

from their locations in the trenches as one ol’ the most dangerous experienc- es. lii one cusc these Cuiiadiaiis have to pass sonic distance iii full view of the German trenches, which are not more than 200 yards away, and al. though they come and go under the cover of darkness bullets whizz around theni. The other night the company had only just emerged from the dang. er zone when tho Germans turned a niachlue gun on lt.

'Constipation '

Vanishes Forever ‘Prompt

iiirdy

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For “Sale

"The undersigned offers for sale ii

good business stiiiid situated ut Kin- lock, Lot 57, coiitiiiniug one rood of hind, with ii good shop 25 by 40 foot hi size, fitted up for general store, ii good \vnrelio\ii-ie iidjoliiliig and ii. siulilo on the premises; ull iii good or- der and repair and ready for business. The above property will be sold low.

Apply to undersigned.

GEORGE FORBES,

Vcriioii Rlvcr Bridge,

ivisreii/ 6. isis.

9012-:s-ismiunii

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THATIE [NT WHAT

NIU |]l!N'T WANT

Put an Ad In the Ex- change Column of the Guardian Free For Limited Time

` ‘ winmll;

The Charlottetown Guardian has no

doubt that hundreds ot its readers have articles of some kind, that ara perfectly good and useful. but for which they can fliid no use. Somebody olsa might want just those articles. It you can work is trade through the med- luin of a 25c ad. wouldn’t lt pay you?

The Charlottetown Guardiaifs Small Ads have supplied many wants of lts~

insroly an extension of this service. l‘he Guardian hopes lt will become very useful to the public. Soo tho an- iiouiicoment on page two.

To encourage readers to use these

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tion roi- advertising in this coluniu. Cash must accompany order.

JURY IN THAW CASE ,,

LOCKED UP FOR NIGHT

NEW YORK, March 14.-After hav-

lgg deliberated for more than four hours, the jury iii the ease of Harry Kendall Thaw and four co-defendants, on trial charged with conspiracy, had failed late tonight to reach a verdict, and at 11.20 o’clock was locked up for the night._Iii the hope that a. ver- dict ultlmately mlglit be found, the presiding justice and attorneys for both sides remained in the court build- ing. Thaw, awaited word from the jury room in the sherllf's ofliee, ai-

»rectly above the courtroom.

The case went to the jury late this

afternoon. ln his charge to the jury the presiding justice said that the question of '1‘ha.w's sanity should en- ter into the case only in so far as he might be shown to have a riieiitnl ca- pacity to enter into a criminal uct; and intended to do so.

The jury reported at night that it is

“hepelessly mixed," und the verdict outlook is therefore dubious.

BRITAIN SEEKS

MORE AVIATORS.

TORONTO, March 14.- The War

Oillce has asked 'the military authori- ties in Canada to forward at once the names of any British subjects who are qualified aviators or nlrship mec- hanics. Coiiipctcnt iiieii will be given positions in the Iiiiperiiil Service, pro- bably iii the Royal Flying Corps. The pay will be $2 a day. The offer is open ‘ to British subjects in the United States.

CANAIJIANS AHE KEEN Ellll HUME NEWSPAPERS

LONDON, March 13.-From letters

received here from Canadians at the front we learn it is impossible to send them too many Canadian newspapers. Canucks are all over tha 300 mile battle line, which makes it iuipossihle for one iicivspapcr to servo as niiiny inexi as was thc case when the troops were all practically in one spot.

lu the case ot' one section of thc

Ciiuailiiiii forces papers arrived nl thc front only two days after the troops tlioiiisclvcs.

Another thing desired are French

dictionaries. This iuornlnf; a letter camo to the Ciiiiudiaii Associated Press from Pte. Harry Murton, asking for papers, saying. “I would be much obliged, too. if you could get us some pocket editions ot French and Eng- lish dictionaries.”

STRIPPED OF BUTTONS

Souvenir hunting from (‘uiiadiuiis

by natives of uortherii France has re- sulted in the Canucks reaching the line of battle almost bereft ot' buttons and badges. A corporal now in hos- pital hero has something to say about the manner lu which the Canucks tlieiiisolves went hunting souvenirs. “The first taste of German fire we had was when we wcro billcted at ti fariu building," he said. “A shell caino along and dropped in a field about three liuudrcd yards away. A lot. of our boys started off in tho open to pick up bits of shell as souvciilrs. They were ordered back at once, but several got what they set out for.

“The battalion did trench work

soon after for twenty four hours. They all got usod to it at once. Tho iiiosl. awkward thing about it to my nilnd, was getting ln tho trenches. You uro practically all right once there as long as you keep your head down.

“There had been no casualties in the

Peel County battalion when I left, al- though there was a good deal of sick- ness."

IS A WOUNDED "PAT."

The Corporal is in Sliorncliflc. his

thigh fractured by a. German bullet. Ha was iii one of those furious rushes which tho Pals mario for German trou- ches some diiyi-i ago. when he rocelvod tho wound which has cndcd his fight- ing for ninliy days to como. llc huh bocii wllli thu Hills since they first went to the frciiclies, was uiliiiiltorl to Sliornclllfo Suturiliiy iiiid lils condi- llou today is satisfactory.

Major George lllgglnbothuni, 'l`or-

onto, opcrated on last wack, is pro- gressing' splciididly. Shoriicliffc hos- pital iiow contains fifty-five patients, which reprcseiits full capacity. Most of these are Canadians.

The reference above to Major l~lig~

giiibotliiiiifs condition draws atten- tloii to the fact. that iii cables from other sources it is stated that the Toronto oiilcer is not doing so well as might be desired.

“Our llno of smokers supplies’ is as

nice and complete as the most partic- ular smoker could possibly desire. here for your supplies and you'll oujoy a. good smoke. The 2 Macs, 149 Great George Street. MEtt

::(!ord-wood for Sale.-We have

two cars hard wood at tho Railway station and will sell same by tho cord at a low rate for delivery at once. A Plckard ill: Ca., Coal Dealers.

9034-3-16m2i.

Watches

xchange A s. o uiir an \\ lac- ' r, cept eds i-*nun for ii limited time ir H*

Our work is the yery best.

C. W. Patterson

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(Speelal la the Guardian.)

CHICAGO, March 16.- Wheat No.

2 red, nominal; No. 2 hard 164-165. Corn No. 2 yellow, nominal; No. 4 yellow 71c-721,§c: No. 4 white 71%c 72%c; oats No. 3 white 59::-60c; stan- dard 60c-60|/,c; rye No. 2 51,17, bar. lay 72c-88c, timothy $4.50-6.00. Clover $0.50-$13.50. Pork $17.45, lard $10.15, Ribs $9.25-$0.75.

CH’TOWN MARKETS

Oats (white) 58a. Oats (black) 60c. Straw (per ton) 80.00 Hay, pressed, (per ton) $14.00 Eggs (per dozen) 18c. Print Butter (per lb.) 26a Fowl (per lb.) loc. Chickens 11 to 13c. Wheat (per bushel) $1.00 to $1.25 Buckwheat ~ 70c. Barley ‘ 'I0 to 7lic. Tub Butter (per Ib.) 24c. Potatoes (per bush.) 30c Turnips (per bush.I 15c Hides 16a. Calfskins 17c Beef (ib.) 'I to Bo Sauiliies (Ib.) 15%

S’SIDE MARKETS

(Corrected Wednesday)

Barley, bus., ._.. .65 to .90 Buckwheat. -. .. .60 .90 Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 .24 Butter, lb. (creaniery) .22 .zo Calfskliis, lb. _ .14 .16 Eggs, doz. .20 Hay, loose ton $10.00 11.00 llny, pressed 10.00 12.00 llidcs, lb. .16 Lamb pclts .30 .50 Oatineiil, per 100 3.75 Oats, (white) bus. .55 .G0 Oats (blnizli) bus. .00 .65 Potatoes, bus. .25 Roller lliill flour, per 100 3.25 3.50 Straw, pressed, toii 5.00 Turiiips, bus. .15 Wheat, bus. 1.50 1.60

Wool, lb. H.30

BERLIN STORY IS

PROVED UNTRUE.

LONDON, March 14.- The steamer

lieollgovcii, whicli ii Berlin wireless despair-h ol' _veslcrdiiy said had been sunk by zi torpedo or it mine, is re- ported by her owners to bc sitio at Avoiiinouth.

The llerliii tlesputcli said the lico-

llioveii was hound from Newcastle for Gibraltar and that two of her crow had been di'owncd when she sank.

TWU WUMEN SAVED ENUM s UPERATIUNS

By Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound -Their Own Stories HereTold.

Edmonton, Alberta, Can. - “I think

it is no more than right for me to thank you for what your kind advice and Lydia E. I’inkham's Vegetable Compound have done for me.

“When I wrote to you some time ago I

was a very sick woman suffering from female troubles. I had organic inflam- mation and could not stand or walk any distance. At lsstl was confined to my bsd, and the doctor said I would have to go through an operation, but this I refusedtodo. A friend advised Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and now, after using three bottles of it, 1 feel like snow woman. I most heartily recommend your medicine to all women whosufierwith female troubles. Ihave also taken Lydia E. Pinkham’l Liver Pills, and think they are fins. I will never be without the medicine in the house.”-Mrs. FRANK Ei/isi.i“.r, 903 Col- umbia Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta.

The Other Casa.

Beatrice, Nob.-“Just after my mar-

riage my lef t side began to pain me and the pain got so severe at times that l suffered terribly with it. I visited three doctors and each one wanted to operate on me butl would not consent to nn op- eration. I heard of the good Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound was doing for others and I used several bot- tles of it with the result that I hnven’t been bothered with my side since then. I sm iii good health and I have two little girls."-Mrl.R.B.C|m.D,Beatrlce,Nob.

Tlie Joy of Goodflealth E

Is Now Experienced

Nervousnea, Dizzy Spells and Slsepleuiien Are Now a ' Thing of the Put. ' '

This is a cheerful letter from Mrs.

Peacock, and it should bring joy to the heart of many a. reader of this paper, Dizzy spells

and sleeplessnesa "

are Symptoms ot _f’l _d.__ exhausted nerves, r "' ' -1 and are the bug- _. » -

bear of many wo- man, who do not know just what treatment to use.

You can read

Mrs. Peacocl¢’s let-

e and k cour .

:$5-__` _,_ ~‘;` .

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nge, for _she lIi)as proven 2 at r. C hang' B Nerve LUIS. PEACOCK. Food ls ii. complete cure for these troubles. So pleased was she with the results obtained that she wants other women to know about this food cure.

Mrs. Thomad Perma-sk, 23 Hiawatha

street, St. Thomas. Ont.. and whose

husband is conductor on the Wabash Railway, states :-"I was quite ru_n down in health, was very nervous, did not sleep well, and had frequent dizzy spells. Believing this to be the result of an exhausted nervous system I be- gan using Dr. Chaee’s Nerve Food. and can say that this medicine did me a world of good. It entirely tread me of the symptoms stated above, built up my health generally, so that to-day I feel that I am quita well again."

In a. more recent letter Mrs. Peacock

writes:-"Dr. Chase's Nerve Food has done me a world ot good, and I would be pleased to tell everybody sa." f

In nearly every issue of this pap:-r

you will find letters about Dr. Chase’s medicines. If this one rlces not dc- scrlbe your case watch for others nr write to ns. Dr. Chasa‘s Nerve Food, 50c a. box, 6 for $2.50, all dealers, nr Edmansoii. Bates & Co., Limited. 'l‘o~ route.

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OLD TIME CIRCUS

PROPRIETOR DEAD

NEW YORK, March 12.-The death

of William Washington Cole, old time circus man, in this city on Wednesday night became 'known today. Mr. Coic was iii his sixty-ninth year.

W. W. Colc`s circus was one oftliv

first big one-ring railroad shows put on thc road. llc was at rival of 1*. T. Barnum, Adam Forepuugli and thc Sells Brothers. llis circus wus ub- sorbcd by the Biiriiuin and Bailey or- guhizufioir, in which he rctiiiiicd iiii iii- torest until it was taken over by the ltingliiig lirotliers.

,. Deduction

“Now, lJorotliy," said tho ieaczier ro

in small pupil, “can you tell nie what a panther is?" ` "Yeth, ma'm," lispcd Dorothy. “A ' puiithcr ith il inaii that inukth paiith."

Moved by an impulse. he could not

' resist, lic suddenly kissed her. ` I "Oh, Herbert!" she exclaimed,

‘thiit's not right."

“l‘iii sorry, lielcii," replied llerbcri,

hunibly: “l did tlic best l know lio\\'. `\\Joii"t you show nic the proper wif). :

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iWilson’s .

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L53’ advancing years. lt is uncxcelled as a vitalizing tonic as it is a blend ol nourishing, building, bracing, palatable ingredients.

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