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TOBACCO SERIES No. XI

Iiogsheads containing the "cured " ieai stored in shipping rooms in Virginia, waiting to be loaded into freight cars for export.

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TOBACCO; Smoking and Chewing ic-

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-BAD ROADSF-Since the recent snow squnlls and driits, roads are in so bad a condition that there has been little or no country trai- ﬂc to town ior several daya-l-l.

—ILL WITH APPENDICITIS.— The six year old son oi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Ellsworth oi Pius- vilie. was brought down on Satur- day to the Prince County Hospital where he underwent a successiul operation tor appendicitis. The little iellow is now doing nicely-H.

—BUSINESS OHANGE8.—The marble works and good- will o! the firm oi ‘Messrs R. ll-I. Morrison & Co, Granville Street, has recently been purchased by Mr. Alfred Keoughall. The new manager who will tuke charge next month ,will remove the business to First ‘Street where a suitable building and yord has been secured, and where he has already placed a considerable quantity oi stock-Ii. ,

—RABBIT8 A6 FOX-FEED.- Mr. H. H. Colpitts, oi’ Salisbury, New Brunswick, ha; been in Sum- lnerside during the past iew days offering carloads oi rabbits for sale as fox-iced. ‘Several rather large sales have been made. Mr. Colpitts says that rabbits are un- llSllillly plentiful in New Brunswick and the farmers instead oi shoot- ing them as in the past have been col-ruling them in pens and clubbing

—-8TOPi LOOKI LISTEN! pov- erty social in Eprworth l-lsllliiriday

come and enjoy a good evening's laugh. 7142

—M‘R. IRADSH-AW APPOINTED. -—~Announoement has been made that lMr. Melville Bradshaw has been appointed to the vacancy on the Sunilnerside School Board caus- ed by the resignation oi Mr. Ed- ward Strong.

_'--IV AGCLAMATIONr-The clvé ic nomination at Summerside on Tuesday resulted in a iull board being elected by acclsniution as follows: Mayor.—Mr. John E. Campbell, Councillors-Mr. John Grady, (re-elected), ‘Mr. Fred Palm- er, Mr. Robert Walker, Water Com- missioneln-MI‘. R. H. McDonald. ll

-FOXMEN FOR MONTREAL.— A number of Prince County iox- men leIt on Tuesday morning for Montreal, where they will attend a meeting oi tho ‘Fur Conference which will be held oil-Thursday and Friday oi this week. Among those leaving were Messrs. F. L. Rogers, Alberton, A. F. Bell, A. S. McKay, ll’. G. Clark and‘ Reginald Ellis and several other Summer- side men.—-l—i.

—FORM‘ER WELLINGTON MAN DEAR-Mr. J. D. Gosg has received a letter informing him of the death of his brother-in-law, Jacob L. Good- win, which occurred‘ at the home oi his son, William, at Providence,

"I'll"- Bt 9'81" 03-‘1003- EVQYYMW SAYS SKIN PORES ARE CLOSED

”_“' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN I ' ' ‘

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Brings Rheumatism

AND URIG ACID REMAINS IN BLOOD

Rheumatism is caused by uric age, sex, color or rank. ii not the most dangerous oi human utiiict- ions it is one oi the most painiul. Those subject to rheumatism should eat less meat, dress as warmly as possible, svoid any undue exposure and, above all. drink lots of pure water.

Rrenmstism is caused by uric acid which is generated in the bow- els and absorbed into the blood. It is the function oi the kidneys to filter this acid from the blood and cast it out in the urine; the pores of the skin are also e. means oi iree- ing the blood of this impurity. in damp and chilly, cold weather the skin pores are closed thus forcing the kidneys to do double work. they become weak and sluggish and iail to eliminate this uric acid which keeps accumulating and circulating through the system, eventually set- tling in the joints and muscles caus- ing stiffness, soreness and pain cali- ed rheumatism.

At the iirst twinge of rheumatism get from ally pharmacy about four BURGER of Jad Salts; put a. table- spoonliul in a. glass of ‘water and drink before breakiiasit each morn- ing for u. wee-k. This is said to el- iminate uric acid 'by stimulating the kidneys to normal action. thus rid- ding the ‘blood oi these impurities. Jad ‘Salts is inexpensive, harm-

Moore & McLeod Ltd.

119-121 Queen Streilt Charlottetown

This Splendid Car his Yours ior a Successful Guess

Every dollar spent at this store from nowﬂtihvtil May

8th gives you a guess at the number of kernels of barley placed in the 15-ounce jar. _ . ‘ Every dollar paid on a bill at our office entitles you

them. As fox-feed they have lbeen R. I. ‘The deceased formerly be- 1°53 and 15 made from the acid-oi used ‘with considerable success on longed to Wellington, P. E. l., and Emile! 11nd 16111011 Juice. combined v the lnainland.——~.l-‘armer. was well ltnown locally. His re- Wm‘ 111MB i"!!! is used with ex- mains‘will be ibrought home next 99118114 F9911!“ h)’. liloitiﬂﬂdﬁ 0f —MAYOR MORRISON sutoe- spring ior intemnent alongside his Ioiho who are Bubiect to rlleilnln- |ZED.—At the last meeting of the wite at Union Corner. "sm- He” W“ have *1 Dlelisﬂiil. ~91- Sumnmrslde Tawn Counc" the fervescentlithia-water drink which ~ conucillors gave expression to con- —PRESENTATl0N.--Mis-s Laura overcomes "P"! “id "lid i5 110119116-

gratulaiory and Ieiicitous rfer- Hurst, who shortly leaves ior her m i“ 3m" kldnelis i" Well- ences to Mayor ‘Morrison on the oc- homo ‘in Pictou. N. ‘S., alter npeni- __i“"_"‘_ ‘ THE BE TTER WA Y TO TAKE CARE OF FLOORS

casion of his retirement from the ing the past three years in Sum- Mmmd‘ "Mme" ""9"! Ilﬂlfﬂlnll . N O-Ccdar Polish Mop will free you from the hard-

mayorality after seven years oi’ merside, Wllg given a little fare- SIIIPPING NEWS est of all house-worls-—the dusting, cleaning ancl

capable and‘ devoted service to the well party at the home of Mrs. C. town. The Mayor replied thzink- McArthur on Friday afternoon by SAILING SCHEDULE DRAWN UP polishing of ﬂoors. With this Mop you dust, clean and polish, all at one operation. The

ing the councillors ior their kind the "Dﬂllilhif-"PB 0f "l0 Empire. (‘I

opinions 0i his labors. which Miss Hurst was a valued O-Cedar Polish Mop collects all the dust-wind at the same time gives the

member, when she was given a luv- >ﬂoor a high. dry, Iastirlipg/lliah. _ o ma it

to a guess for the automobile. Ten dollars-means ten

, guesseswOne hundred dollars, one hundred guesses. 4

" Save your sales slips-—keep them tog'ether—you can

511161388 as often as you have sales slips amounting to one o ar. '

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-—-PURCHASE OF STAVERT ely toilet bag fur travelling; M18. PROPERTV-—The Knights oi’ Col- McLeod made lie presentat on. ll The Cnnad; p m O _

umbuo are negotiating for the l>ur~ Sfhdhy morahtils ‘tge choiill; gfnliiho vices tins Lllilifill: Ulilmllscilcllceetlllxlllgetlrl

chase of tlieCStavert homesqtead glLiZIlJyIIIEZIaEBEHuEaJBT (Yuri: “s: sailings between Canada, Great

property on entral ‘Street, um- 5m. ‘m shmmenude resented her Blitaln and European Qﬂuﬂlrleg rm-

nlerside, oposito the Court House. wit}: ﬂweuimled pulls: M“) Hui“! the coming season, The ﬁrst s!‘

An Vomiou has been secured which h“ “Mule hum of rriendssdurir-ig Lawrence stilling will be the Mell-

u= ofe-rhrh h splitters..iilz“.zsl-.ilii in? l. ills; 352i i."i;.l2“i‘.‘ll%’.°“£‘f" rs:

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:12); 140C221‘. n03?‘ has‘), ‘milfzfefm pleteti. The amount involved is Si‘?! heft dzliarlitlgeiﬂ": stvholggs Sicilian and Pretorian will sail more climhi n. dust the tops o’ doo|s—tlsc understood lo he in the vicinity oi’ 8* end ‘° 9i‘ e i" ° W B , regularly between Mmllreiil and E-Cekclsr Poll? Mo rclievbeis you ofnlllhisjsnjh- $9,000, The Knlghtg qr Columbus ior every happiness in Iuture. Glasgow’ starting May 7 to Ne“ 12 ,,;‘,‘},,"E§_E‘,_f’j_; Palm‘: Jffh aiffff;f;f',"fej;,'e'djj intend moving St. Fool's Hall ____¢._>i-_—-‘—~ The Montreal and London and the ' ' ' i'ronl its present site to that under Montreiil-Antivei-p routes will open

purchase. “YESTERN PERSONALS respectively May 7 and 8. —-—<o->—-- ARRIVED IN NEW YORK.

Polish nnsnnnllsc Io: cleaning and beautifying all

furniture sna wood-work.

nntnir llﬁzﬂzllulztrrrltzliirrlzrzi: O-Ccdsr Polish. 25c. to $3.00 limes. Both at

your Hardware or Grocery Shop.

CIIANNELL CHEMICAL COMPANY, LIMITED, TORONTO

Sale of Remnants Opens Thursday i

Thursday morning at nine dclock-anotherrecond breaking sale of remnants will be ready foryou. You know what a remnant sale at this store means!

There will be remnants, odd lengths, odd lines 0f every sort, during this sale. Some of the things you

-—FORMER ISLANDER DEAD. -_ —-'I‘lle death occurred on Feb. 14, _ “Mls- PD") Dwle- Mommml M Lime shemogue, NJL m- Rob is visiting her sisters, the Misses ert T. Oulton, aged 85 years. The Mmphy- Gmllvnm 3tre°‘-_H~ deceased formerly lived at Alber- '--'—- . ton, where he with Charles Dnl- “MP J- E- Pﬂclluel» 5W7" W35 5 ton founded the silver iox breed- V3110!‘ In WWII 011 TIIBBIIBY. l"! ing industry. iisvung buillt at that loft oh Wednesday for houw-j-H- place the ﬁrst wre enc osure for FQUR THQUSANQ QAQES 9|: IOXES. H8, IS BIJTVIVGd by SEVOTHI ‘Th6 IFlGIIdS 0S Ml‘. George GASOIJNE DESTROVED By F|RE sons and daughters. of whom W. Cﬂllbﬁﬁk TEETH l0 he" U13?- l"? Russell Oulton, of Alberton, is the 1115 5B9" 0Y1 the 519k "51 3°!‘ "l" y-Qungest‘ last ie_w days.—-<li.

The Swedish steamship Sonia ar- rived in New York Monday from Guthenherg. Sweden, with 1,475 tons oi ore and 8,000 rolls oi‘ news- print paper. -_-io>-_-_

While unloading cases oi glisol line to lighters in ille harbor 0t‘ Oran, Algeria, the steamer Sabot-

E_Ma';~d Xgywlsh fmtggaggzlk°gttlgl nwan caught fire. Four thousand _ . : S1132... Sill. l‘; Summerside n; “rgg-legaggiggg;g§;§,g;$g;g;";~g, look for Wlll be . . l -- Saturday Ili0l'I_l_lllg-_'H. gulp. l4 for grog, Trieste and Me- Remnants 0f Dresg GQQdS a _ , B —- —Mr. Jﬂllll LeClalr, Cliarlotté- °m Remnants 0f Silks . i. _ , __ ~ §§.v.'“onw°r'l§n.iil§°“§$ lbullllnirgfntlgg: "m5 °“ “T's” “EATER Remnants of Embroideries i b - r i , s - - . . i . . . , ‘ ' l i='h=~*=io-M-~ lili“;'.31li‘“°°' ; RemuarosofI-oces , i‘ ' d in Yokohama with tire. InIIone Remnants 9f Flannelettes s _ 4 _ ‘A rive _ lJgnod n6 ooonnghogdihi ihmgilhzhllhgt m iilihdé. t-Tnllinilime“ m “m w be Remnants of Beach Cloths ‘Linimyent h“§§nnD'lsii'lnM?l?e°“..‘l‘§.'n.§§§"LnB§é Remnants of Galateas _ donor‘ remripllol m i» mm w sOuris'~H' l oi smallpox anions .. Remnants of an sorts'_(*ome early Thursday mOrnIngL- . H» sad uterus! nssﬂwith I -—Tll8 many ‘friends of Councll- ,,,g'ev§§§s.§,ags:§, nn the Fregtih f They-em be something‘ here you Want- iﬁh 3“»3‘J'J5'°§?u‘i"h?$3“353h§? $1‘? Stimuli.i“;.‘;1;‘.;.?'l‘;§in:i'lf..2 REMEMBER-SAVE i OUR SALES SLIPS-YOUR Lngtnent to his home with illness. $2: sizgtéagliéptinlnﬁltll‘ lamuglésimgtlalgtzi . A ~ ' lli friend will be PIGBSQG‘ to bmugmszglsfgbm and 1,700 steer‘ ' . . . ' ' ‘ — s s - age pns .

learn. that Mr. Louis Sherry is recovering alter being coniinell to his home ior several days with ill- ness-ll.

mow-—- STEAMER MALDEN ASHORE

The steamer Maiden. of the New England Fuel and Transportation

—Among those leaving by the Company, reported by wireless to car ferry on ‘Saturday were Mr. and New York that she was ashore ofi’ Mrs. A. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. A. Fire Island and asked that assist- E. McLean, Summerside, who wiill ance be sent immediately. N0 take a short buuiness trip to New other details were given la the York.—-l-l. message. The vessel, oi’ 3.099 tons, ——--<O-O@-—i leit Boston yesterday ior Noriolk, SEAMEN ON THE LAKES WAN1 va_

AN G-HOUR DAY __-_.--<-o>——-—

Lake Seaman want an eight-hour FORMER QERMAN QTEAMER day and will probably take action HELD A1- gugplos AIREs during the next three weeks to se- v cure it. They are at presentwork- The saulng 0y (he former (ier-

U S 6 E “COIldOIm ing twelve hours a day while at man steamship Bahia Blanca, tor j

. which is durable and eco- 3:, ﬁrings.“ bu“ °f “m” him" l‘ New York, has been postponed

. . - di ll I l f‘J w. . nomlcal and gives imlvef- izinmgﬁsliy? iilgrlvizw oﬂritlgllesluin- . sal satisfaction.

D m“ “u” "' ister to Argentine. who is bringing l ot or with - I ti I th .. PHELPS. G . t S ﬁsfacﬁo, lieu-She - :.::*:::.:'l::li."l...::i"::: ‘hi. ..:. I ua! an ees a ' glnLunugg tus oi the steamer. whose purchase . . - q], p _ m, ~ y". b A ti during the war has ‘- Langstrapll Light 200 to 300 lights at one time. Or lievs kn -‘¢'°»'n=‘3"'-l. n‘. c ' nli, nzvsrnﬁﬁtnnlecognlzeu. I . I _ _ are you. lilo s box. sli dos srs. or The Vegas‘ has a curgo consign. we will give you a generator to use with your own

‘tin-gate? “b.2115? ho‘: grill ‘Tina? ed to ten North American concerns power, producing 35 to 500 lights and the low price f5 will surprise you.

“Condor” Electric Lamp

ELECTRIC

Remnant Sale of - Men’s Hats $1.00

Down in the MEN’S STORE there’s an interesting rein- nant sale running today. _Come in and look it over. You will ﬁnd some very tempting bargains ready for you. u

MEN’S HATS REMNANT SALE REMNANT SALE ....$1.00 MEN’S OVERALLS ..$l.§0

Heavy denim overalls, in Here's a. lot of soft hats

plain blue, plain grey and some ofthem Stetson make. blue stripe, bib and braces either black or fawn, worth

attached, good and-v roomy.

“TIEN YOU LIGHT; LIGHT YOU RIGHT.

U 9 mention this other and eneioso l4 who have notiﬁed the shippers that ("h town “m” m n, °°'““‘ they are willing to assume the risk oi possible capture oi‘ the vessel by a British or French warship. I

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‘E. R. BROW

IF YOUR EARS RING ‘VITII HEAD NOISE!

__ Don't forget the Westco electric or gasoline

r PIIITIPB‘ ' ' . i you svo roar ng. bus- to Regular up i‘ ‘ L1" Atoms Wimied- 1,6 Richmond S. REMNANT SALE ....$1._0o REMNANT SALE ,,_$1,5o . ; 1 i:..“‘l.“t‘.l§.‘.’“{l.”‘2 R M A , T ALE 0F i chartottetown E evnadteludﬁnli illitﬁe lflliﬁi€lz§é \

siigsr. Take l tab cspooniul four times s day.

his will often hringqulck relief from tho distressing hesd noises. ClogFed nostrils will open. brest ng become can! and the mucus stop drop- ping Into the throat. it ls essay to prepare. costs little. sn is pleas nt to take. Any- ' one who he Cstnrrhsl trou- ble oi’ the ears, is hard of hcsrlnl or has head noises, shrink!‘ give this prescription c. r a .

KNITTED CAPS AT ...29c_ soft hats of an sorts, in _ Boys’ and girls? knitted

_ _ grey, black and brown, they woollen caps in white, grey

_ are not new shapes, but and khakl, regular values they are great value at our to $1.50 each, for

REMNANT SALE _ L REMNANT SALE’ .....29c

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Fire, Life. Accident Sickness and Plate

Glass insurance at Lowest rates. Good Strong. Companies

, Maritime Distributors, * I Fredericton, N. B.

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