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` $6.00 per -toil

We have a quant-

ity of Hard Coal, Pea- nut size. This is a high grade coal suit- able for any stove.

Orders for a n y

quantity promptly at- tended to.

A.Pickall|8tllu.l

Phone 240

Ch’town

Why suffer _ _-from

U ` ~ - -,g-l‘:.“. ‘.'.‘:.'_f.“°~'. 5...: :‘.i:;“t“.n H_03?'dH`dlrd fI."i>ldi)ed'nced'r(ii‘lD¥;>}dirxe.d-I .'.l°’.‘L‘£"$.¥..".§"‘”..‘*"" ‘“;’ “‘ "“° 13°'

. imm l :.“.;°°e.i:».ilh~ _YOU Il10I1ey. We wdn'tyssk youuto P|°mll° “Wt-l1ln&; We won't even Qlmltdon you. e will take your mera wor and return your money.

D1-iesn't it stand to reason that

Rml1"9a" nm 'r ' r in mllhldf l_00¢i rpmedy ldliilda lillili: giver: Kfeat satisfaction to our customers if

We eudiprse it like hhisf We know of ¥‘°l“m *“'|'°"1 Y tisns od. It IS because of what ltexali “%?i" Hair Tonle_ done for others that we back it with our own money.

why suffer seal and hair tro b or be hald, when Fiisxall "D3" Iliiiii '.l`onie will remove dundruff, make your scalp comfortable and llcalthy, promote hair growth and tend to prevent baldness- when we will pay for the treatment should it fail

to please you?

_We doli't obligate you 10 any.

Ullnll- Y0u¢siinply _buy the treat- ment; use it. and il’ not leased comeback to us cnipty-handed- and we will hand back what you paid us.

Two sllles, 5Oc and $1.00 a bottle. You can buy Rexlill "93" Hair Tonic

in this community only at our store:

,_ "THE MACKINNON DRUG C0. i0|mrIotteto\\‘|\ P. E. L 'fi' EM -\i-

’ Therein a Rexall Btoro in ns e me any in the unit-si suielrllzniftllifild Great rltain. There ia a diderent Rexnll Remedy for nearly every ordinary human ill-

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The Rexall Stores are Amerlea's Greatest Drug Storee

| ‘fhlzer Flsnnels in navy (tl

~ illlliulliilsllli

when you can get almost 3,

_ 3-Z9M5i.

iuliilediate relief ruidfiri- i "Nay B,-illimg Bum", in

ally cure yourself by tak- ing ‘ l

RODD'S l

RHEUM -i'l`iSM REMEDY

some of the worst cises of ' rheuin:itisu1~it is pos- sible to conceive-llavc .

been cured by this un- :_ iqu-;ll:d renlcdv.

all shades lust received at Stanley Bros. Brown,navy,slry, yellow, black, white, red etc.

' 3-29M3i.

"Shadow laces in white, cream and

black from 2 to 4 inches, 15 to 55 cts. per yd. Pnton's. 3-27Mtf.

"A GUARANTEED SPRING MAT-

tress-Our Hercules No. 0 is ahsolu»» tely guaranteed for 25 years not to sag or bag. All springs look alike when new to the inexperienced eye but hard service soon provcs their quality. Should our No. 0 ' Hercules sag or bag we refund the .money or

P ice 50 ' pei' bottle at ~

fill() E. lllliiilhs { ;;;=;,l§5`}§, Cl7arl0t.tet0‘Vl1 P- 15- I- give li. new spring. Sole agents. Beer

M _ _& Weeks. ‘ \'_!t11llit:_&

Really

r ' _ 'JZ /1 ri . ; ' M /_Ei aullas

Good Cough Cure -,--,_

i _-i ri i rr ll on tiff" .:-_~ /._-1

Burl?-lcéoiulflzali <l?.‘lg}i\ntazi’lidgd'llo sl.-lvmulaallld the nfdriill '_'-/‘"7 '""‘~ "“' brnnes o thgthroat and chest helps Y-NOW 0fl‘1lSi°»l1B9 V# ~- .ji germs and tu ld-the system _to destroy tlisae germs. _

it is ruler"-nt to take will not curse nmis-ea and is :IM ,313

ihcrnughly efficient. Hold with the money heel' iruaran- ,,‘,§,",,",'°,,,,,, lt; We M. .I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....25 snd50e _ M K' D C

C 17111071 rug O. _ ~- we \ Ccr Gt. Geo. ami Kent Sis *r-

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_ Graduates From the School of " Experience

=. ysiffl “E #T531 ` "li y.'f_-_-~'§:=i. . If `\ _ l I/ \

have learned that good pure tobacco costs no more than the bad injuri- ous kind. lt’s all in know-

' _» -_ ing what you buy. Take

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2;-‘-'

Hickey & Nicholson

' ii tip from us and remember _

to ask for HICKl~2Y’S BRIGHT CUT smokirg _ oliacco, or COMBINATION

WIS l` chewing. Best ever.

Tobacco Co. Lid. 1

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most everything

Anchors

Oo umbia Batteries

Bacmry T _esters Battery Connectors ~ 'l`ronb‘e _Lamps ' Boat Hooks

‘ Row Looks

Gslv’d Hinges Brass Hinges

Gas Eiigir_is,Qll

1 (let Your Motor Boat

Ready Now

Tile Boating season will soon be in full I

swing, and when you have these long even- ings at your disposal it would _pay you to be putting your Pleasure Craft in ship-shape order, so as to have her all ready to put in the water. We have this year a large assort-

ment of MOTOR BOAT SUPPLIES, al-

line, and on account of buying these articles in large quantities, we have secured a very low price which we wi 1 pass along to you.

/Pifli your requirements li-om" me list below

' gli; list iles; not contain every article that we have. Gall in to-day _

and look our stock over We will ha pleased to quote you

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` ii O if getgii " Sftwlffs BIRCH 2 M a¢3 ‘_ ‘_ _mgutm General V

you could ask for -in this

Brass Bilge Pumps

Brass Motor Horns _

Holzaphels Copper Paint

White Enams

Gnlv - ing‘e do Double B’ocl-rs .letferey"s Marine Glue _ Jet’ferey‘s Yacht Glue

Boat ‘crapors

Arctic Carp Grease* _ -_

screw D vers

Combination Plyera

BAPTIST CHURCH.-The subject of the sermon at the Baptist Church, Charlottetown, tomorrow morning Will l>°. Launch Out And Let Down. In the evening the sublset of the ser- mon will be A Supreme Opportunity. Rev: Z. L. Fash will preach el- -both services.

YOUNG FOXEB.-Mr. Henry Smith, Tryon. writes time hs _line it litter ol YOUHZ foxes on St. Patriek’e Day, March 17, (which corresponds with the urst litter ot foxes last year) so that he has the honor of being the first to reap the Fox harvest this Year. The Victoria S. B. Fox Com- Dimy have also had a litter.

DEATH AT LEWEB.-The death

occurred at Lewes, Lot 60, on March 10th instant, of Margaret, relict of the late Mr. Duncan M. MacLean, Elder. The deceased was hornin the Isle of Skye, Scotland, seventy-three Years ago and emigrated to this country in 1854. She was married in 1863 and since that time resided in Lewes where she reared her family and endeared hersel! to the communi- ty by her kind disposition and gentle Christian character. She leaves to mourn two sons and three daughters. These are: George, on the homestead, John A. in Vancouver, Mrs. John A. MacPherson, Lewes; Mrs. Donald J, MacPherson, Oakland, Cal., and Mrs. David J. Bull, Murray Harbor. Thcec have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends in their bereavement.

TWO SAD DEATHS.-Two child-

ren died in Charlottetown on Thursday from _ dip- theria. Both were seven years of age and had been schoolmates to- gether. One child was little Richard \\'oi'tli, son of Mr. and Mrs. ' Charles l/Vorth, Hillsboro St. He had been ill for several days, He seemed to be about recovered from the terrible melody when he took a turn for the worse and died quite suddenly. The funeral took place privately in the afternoon to the Peoples' Cemetery. The other victim of this dread ldis- ense was little Marion E. Taylor,sec- ond daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 'l‘nylor, Fitzroy St., formerly of St. l*eter's Island. The funeral took place yesterday morning by iceboat to ltocky Point thence to New Do- minion (Jemetcry. The case of these two children is particularly sad in- deed. Much sympathy is iclt. for the bereaved parents.

WEDDING BELLS.--At Sea View,

Qlleen's Co, a quiet wedding was ce leb1‘a.t.ed oil Wednesday evening Ol this week, the contracting parties be ing Miss Dora lvl. Donald of Sea View and Mr. Julln J. Brown ol Granville. The iccrcmoiiy was per formed by Rcv. E. J. iiattee, Mal- peque in the presence of a number of the iinrncdinte relatives of the con tracting parties. Promptly at 7 o'clock the bride entered the parlor leaning upon the arm of her uncle, Mr. John C. Donald, and the uniting words were soon spoken. After the wedding supper, a very orderly and well-behaved crowd of charivari men arrived and their conduct certainly deserves to bc highly spoken of.'l‘hey saluted the bride and groom, gave them three hearty cheers and thcn ns they retired, sang a screnading song in splendid voice and expressive oi fine sentiment. Such a visit. makes the old custom a sollrcc of great. pleasure and not of annoyance.

WOMEN’S - INSTITUTES.-If the

Woman's institute is recognized as n powerful factor in the progress of the province of Ontario, why should not some of its beileiits he felt " in this Province 'I 'l‘he"w6men through out the rural sections are becoming interested in this new movement which is being discussed ‘cy Mrs. Dunbrack at meetings' which are bo ing held among them from time to

of Agriculture for Prince I-ldward ls- land. There is no greater iisticiial question than the home, says Mrs. Dunbrack, nnd as it is the duty of the mother to influence the boys and girls, should not our Canadian women have the very highest standard and ideas ol lite.” _ir is '.hrollgli the work of the Women's Institute that this high standard can :»c,ri.t,taincd, and it is gratifying to know that the Dept. of Agriculture is willing to as- sist in giving women of the rural sections the proper facilities for carrying on the work. Mr. _ Adam Brown, chairman of the evening meet- ing at New Glasgow on Wednesday, when over 100 men and women gathered to learn of the new

work, on behalf oféhose present,ten- dared Mrs. Dunbrac a hearty vote of thanks for her nble address.

_-y-For a spring tonic you need to take Rcxall Beef Iron and Wine, a preparation made from finest Span- ish cherry wine, the most palatable form of iron and choicest beef es- sence. If there's a tonic that will put you on your feet <l1ll¢1klY it is this one. sold with the zusre“*»°°» money back it dissatisfied. Lai‘Z° bottle 750. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent S(-_s_ Mil.

` This is an external ap ‘ plication for all eruptions

time under the direction of the Dept.-

andy will be given this atteraoon at 2.30. Matinee, prices.

TH LNWABD TRAINS.-'1‘he Sou-

thern 4 accommodation arrived in Charlottetown yesterday at 11.15 a. m., one hour hill; the Eastern at 12.00 noon., ilfty-live minutes late; the Western et. 12.35 p. in., iliteen minutes late; and the Hlimmerslde ac- commodation at 5.50 p. in., thirty- tive minutes late;'the Cape Traverse train at 12,20 p, m., two hours and ten minutes late.

PEISOIIALS

Mr. John P. Smith, Kinkora, was

ln Charlottetown yesterday.

Mrs. D. A. Bruce, Charlottetown, is

ill in the P. E. Island Hospital.

Mr. Clarence Harris was a passeng-

er to his home in Summerslde yester- day afternoon by the western train.

Mr. Samuel Kennedy, Jr., was

among the visitors to Charlottetown yesterday.

' Rev. Dr. G. J. McLellan is expected to arrive home by the Earl Grey to- day from Quebec.

Hon. Charles Dalton, Tlgnish, was

a passenger westward from Charlotte- town yesterday afternoon. ’

Mr. Russell Nicholson, Hunteri

llivcr, was in Charlottetown yester- ilny.

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LAW AND ORDER-Steps have;

been taken towards the establishment- of a Law and Order League in Mt.‘ 5-ltcwart. !

Dr. Darrnch, Kensington, who wasl

in (‘hnrlotteto\\'n yesterday, returned! home by the western train yesterday; afternoon. 4

Mr. Patrick Murphy, Principal 01|*

Cardigan School, came to Charlotte-l town yesterday morning and went to

Hope River in the afternoon. l

Mr. T. F. Crocken, formerly of Kin-l

kora, was a passenger on the Mlntoy to Charlottetown yesterday return- ing from Nova Scotia.

_ .-__.._

Mr. Dill Gunter, Fredericton arriv- ed in Charlottetown yesterday by thai Earl Grey in search of some of P. Isls.nd’s horse speed. I-lc went to'

The many friends of Miss Blanche

ly after 11 successful operation for an-t

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Miss Myrtle J. Pratt, St. Pcters,l arrived home from Acadia Semiiiriryl on the 27th inst, to say farewell to* her Bistui' Mrs. J. S. Clark and three, children who leave in-a few days for! Brandon, Manitoba, where Dr. Clark is located.

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u:HARD COAL. A. Pickard & Co.,_

are selling Peanut size hard coal at $6.00 pcr ton. 3-Z7M!ii.

l Pirnple _ Waslh

- Such as

- 1=~1Mi>LEs,BLoTcHEs,

ECZEMA, roughness of

the skin and face. We re

commend it. Price 5oc a

_ some

Kenslngton in the nlt0rn00\1- tion there are very few lines that can

‘ al ' ' -

lcludes cverythrng that could possibly

I'-'lcl{ay_ Springfield, will he p1eascd(|,e wa,-,fed on 8 n._a,,'B or womanis t” leaf" that “he is lmllfovlnll mlllfl' ldressinir table and of unvarying high

pcprlicltis in the P. E. Island 'Hospi-:M most maEon,,_b1e pri¢es_ We are a

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1 ofiheslrirn- 1 Excursions

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Som: ol ‘flhc Boys”

Arthur Heartz who has been

with us for the past eight years

" i- managing the siilrr,u<-derwear

and sweater department.

Robert M. Tcmlius who has

had iliiiuv years experience in dry goods stoies will have charge of ties, collars, gloves, haudkercliiefs and furnishing-i.

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is ills clsllilrlll. olulinlllll is More a mini- More & Mciwi---More i_ii¢I-M

ll' Have on ea

Rwll 9|' nur-'r¢»il¢i» limi,” , _..._ ~ ' - - ‘ Welt you to try It at our risk. _ IT PAYS to buy in this Province. MATINEE.-The Chimes' of Norm-

».‘-'°

You’ll Meet lierc

Brine Huiigai-,lately of H_H.

Browlfsfiiri ishiug store and a in ~u of long exp:rlenc> in hats

I and cap- vlili have charge ofihis

‘ department

Alficd Ki-lly,also lately of H H- Biown’s and one of the smart- _ est clolhlng ini-n in gh., dw will have cliafge of th: clothing de- pnltu.-ent_ '

`¢

The hilt you buy

Here are the Hats You Want to Wear

If you want the “.liftiest," smartest and best looking' llrlt that you can

lilly :i'_ :iuy price this is the place to get il.

l-Vr are sliowiug ills- best line of llals lor men that can lie .sf_;~f_-il in the city

~~--pmt-:tri iii lit, the l lsr ivowi in style and .n.irk':<l -it mist rcasfiilzilile prices.

i 'I`iiere’.-: :t lint here to suit every tistt-_ sv r lieritl,

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F, every fancy :ind every p'-ck-1 lilok.

The smile experience. fr_ireiliou_c__lil, vlrv, tzmlc :uid lii.~:~:icli=»i'i lilat is used i 1:1 liuylzlg our dry goods and iililllnery llfl:-t lieczi vrcnendtcl in snlectilig lllcf;el1at.' : ini' men and to say tllatthe exhibit is a cn-dll’ li-'_» the store ls pitting it mildly.

must suit vnu pcifccllx' to ul'~.k-3 us srili-:fi cl wivll the

i sale or willlflll to take )"fJur in nity- Our cllief fiiiil ir- y= ill- fi-_illsvim-' foil. 'l`lit-as lmls

g are

pf Bought Right--» Priced Right-~~Sold Right

Deibics include such famous lines .i_=: l{riy_filry_ 'I`res_=, l"r:iul<lin and f- Wafcrlite priced at $2 50, \§l»2.7_5 :in<l......... ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Soft fclts dl 50 to......_...._ ........... ._ ...........lf4.fl0 l

Moore fri’ McLeod

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“iivlnf-]"it' Ediiieé `diTtn`ilef"i>re§iiYii-

cqu Royal Viliolla. This line in

quality absolute purity and marked

local agents for these high grade pre- parations. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street. MEM.

"Window Pllaine" is just what you want to put on bath room win-‘ dows, transoms etc. England stain- ed glass designs. Easily applied- Per yard 25c, 35c, 40c. 45c, up-Beer & Weeks. 3-17Mtf.

"Old Mirrors Resilvered-You can

have that defective mirror made as good as new. And the cost is small. We intend making a shipment in ar day or two. Phone us and we will send for that one of yours. Beer & Weeks. 3-26MEtf.

“Lovely cream all-overs that are

beyond description, $1.45 to $5.35 per yd. Paton’s. 3-27M!-f.

:Pacific Coast i

t A 'I lsth incTus~ `

iiigmlinggiiiiixl lsltrilw li-algal-,‘ sscond~c'aas , Pacific Coast Excursion. j

From Picton by why 0| TI’\lr0 1°

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A Cas cle in Spam

s " - ~li ~~" .v`lli i-_ ;5i_i i if-i‘i‘.`=iri'_i ll, i:;\-‘.\-.! ii' sl -;-If i in v-‘ur \'i‘ciie‘n. Don`t

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‘i iw lim .-_`l v.. if -.~ i . »','_ wil' 'i'i rj ii"»_~i l'_»r l`i __ -i j. -_ :_ ii_! 1 iii-if in _-mill ne have y mt- w,|.- rv ,rn 0-it in :ini y lull, w irkl-ig' wi- i :i p io' .ii.iv»: Th# l-'alnlc-f's wife as _vr_\l as lhc l":1'ni»_-"_ need good tools. .»\ !`_iw ll'il..lr=. iii\:-~"ttd i:.\_v in srl-

_Enterprise Monarch Steel _Range-

.\‘-l~ s iv.: lim im » mill lfmper ofthe hun ck;_e_.~ r. is-sf.-'ii i-i_.l I ll rep.-.i'lil:s.

S. T W. CRABBE

Agent for E1*‘rir`=e viii r ch St<c‘ Ra e

_.__.__;__ '17 3 X ' '_ _ K Sienographers Trained At

The C. B. C. Are Successlll

u-_

If you wish to become a successful sleuographer or r e

porter yo-_i should take a tonne at the C. B, C.

The Charloitefown hu iunss College :nd Irsiitute of

Shorthand and Typewriiiug is one of the Pre - ierilistiilitions of its kind in the Maiiiime Provinces. Here you leceiveper- soual ai d individual instructions and the courses are so plain and practical that they are ea-ily masteiéd

Write today for free Prospectus and informa'ion to

L. B. Miller, Principal- ‘

Charlottetown Business College

L. B. Miller, Principal, Victoria Row

Vancouver. B- C-

Victoria. B. C. 4 `

$6 . _

ii? ,'i.';'l.i°oxl.ml l, ss 5. oo 1

Phoenix. B- C Nelson. B C-

Equally low rates from and to other

points

Seattle. Wash.

K. Rogers `

Johnson & Johnson

San Francisco

5-1-ia

The Quality Drug Store. M

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in-e r a. @l&'1 that dance ik; /A or' el ter- §i(iii._k,.f'¢]l,\_., tauin en t V \ou need eholclf ll"

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ho use

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gm. read. es e o . .

glzrpufe. weolssome an nutritious,

Kent Strait

_\ '_<_- %` _ _ f-~-'-_ pov d:rs lo- l..vi o, \\'.l§l1ES 3-Hd "' any of the llnni'l'rd n'id Cfe

Toilet ~_ _

L_uxurie_S»_éi--

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we are selling here now.

We carry a full stock ot all

the purest and best known - toilet preparations on the niar- ket-yuu can g. t ,what you want here without dr-lay and ~_ at the right pi-le_e. .

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Vital Siatisiicsd

- Public Notice 1

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By an Act of the Legislature of

igio and amended in i9i2, Births occiiiing in Prince Edward Island must be registered wltl\ll\ fbllly ( 30) days of their oct-urcnce end Deaths wil li seven (7) dath, with the District Registrar, wno is a‘so Road-master for the district.

The duty of reporting to the Dls- trict Registrar falls upon the parents or other m=rnbels of the

ance must certify to the cause of death.

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Silver Black Fox Exchange ' Charlottetown, P. E. l.

We buy"and Sell options on Silver Black Foxes. We have enquiries from the United States and

Write us your lowest figures with full informa

lion in regard to pedigree, etc.

We, will locate a customer. _ Will sell on commission or buy outright ._ We have 'already closed some of the largest

deals of 1913 including one in the city of Boston-_-y

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all over the Maritime Province and Quebec. '

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_ Shares in companies bought and sold 4'" °°m' '_ mission, ' - ~ _

Reference--Canadian Bank of Commerce,

Charlottetown. f I

is ._ _ _ cis.-: spondence to 1 _

The Canadian Silver Black F03 Fxcllmle

_ Box 332, Charlottetonw , P. E. I

family. The physician in attend- ' ` ‘C

_ President Cillflin D' A' Macxinmm’ D'uggisl‘ _

_cf from $i.oo to $20.00 ard costs

MURDOCK McKINNON

Ch’town._

1 The penalty in each case is a fine, Scc,y_h,ea'_ F¢m°n R, Newsom, ]0\li'i’i8liSt,

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