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est prices.

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THE GREAT

PURI FIER.

A preparation combining

absolutely the best blood purifying remedies of the vegetable kingdom. It will make yourskin clear and your eyes bright and make you feel good all over. Try a bottle, it will give you new life and energy.

Geo. E. Hughe "The Pe9ple’s Druggist"

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CLIFTON _ _¢lRQUl1".- ltev.- liiir.

Johnson will preach at Clifton and Summerfield tomopow, Sunday. at the usual li_o\lrs_.- ‘

EVERY LADY and geiitlenian hav-

ing their shoes shined to-day or to- night will receive a. carnatioii or cigar. Lalnbroa Bros.. Grafton St. _ 8055.

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try, and be present

Mii.i'rARv PARADE.-The military

church parade tb-morrow morning” will be 'as follows: A Company to t1ie'Bap- tist Cliurch; B Company. to Grace' Church. and D Company to Central 'Christian Church;

NOTICE.-On and after Sunday,

April second. the Telegraph Office, corner Queen and Water streets, will be open, in the morning from 9 a.m. to 10 a.ni., and in the afternoon from 5 p.iu. till li p.in.. and again at 9.30 p.ui. for rest of the night. 8037.

EXCHEQUER COURT.- Judge Au-

lctte of the Exchequer' Court has sent word to Mr. A. A. McLean, M. 1*., that ii. court will be held in Charlottetown on the 25th of May, provided he re- ceives word ten days before that date that cases are ready _for liearlng.

MUCH APPRECIATEEL- Oil Thu-

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""'_' *F-' i ranged program of gramaphone selec-

All kept in perfect condition by our patentjvm

A; 5c each-Tuckett's Boquet, Black and

' ' White, L afayette, Prime Choice. .

Cigars

4 for 25c-Orlando. 10c each 3 for 25c--Marlola. Ed Fino, Flash, Chamberlain. Irving, Harmony, El Presidente, Mnurltan la. Marguerite, 7-20-4, Davis’ Perfec- tio_u. or 10c each.

- . _15c each -Wobsterfs Clear Iliivann. _

are ' HERE

1 MacKinnon Drug fo.

Cor. Creat George and Kent Streets 1

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Island Soldiers at the

front" are asking for Hickey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco.

» _Because it is the best _

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" Boneless Strip

Herriog»Smoked _

“ __ “ Boneless

*Finnon Haddies

_Fillet

Lenten Specialties

Fish makes a most_appetizing_and nourishing meal.

Read over the following list from which to '-choose.

Codiish 1 and 2 lb. Pkges. Canned Salmon

Lobster Shrimp Sardines

Scallops ' _ _ Clams _ _ Kippered Kerrings

` Lea &*Perrins’. Kai-veys’ &Cu‘tons Sauces ,

‘ _ Anclxovy _Paste _

BEER & GOFF A

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pany' 105th Regiment to ii. nicely ar-

tions. at. the Armouries. which was thoroughly enjoyed by the men.

AT THE CAPES.-Captain Howard

left Cape Torineiitlue at 7.35 yester- day morning with 4 boats, 67 bags oi’ mail and 5 passengers, and arrived at Cape Traverse at 12 o'clock. Captain McWilliams left Cape Traverse at 7.45 with 4 boats, 30 bags of mall, 4 pas- sengers and arrived at Tornientine at 10.20 a.m. 'l‘lie mail special from Cape Traverse nrrived hero-ut 1.45 p.in.

GOOD PRICES -Aniplc cvidcncc

ot' the over iiicressiiig popularity of llolstoin cattle wits furnished hy the auction sale of Mr. lloivnrd _(‘_lnrk, Victoria. on the 28th iiisi... when some twenty-ninoliend, one half of tiieni under two yours brought about ilftecn hundred dollars. Three pure licifers two years old, which had been Purcha- sed as i-ulvos from the herd of Mr. Gavin llurdliig, Gi‘ulnim’s Road, brou- ght one hundred dollars eiieli. Mr. Clark was one of the inrgost dairy- men in the Province nnil his depor- luro for the \/Vest is a distinct loss to tho l)uiry interests of l’. E. island.

A MILD SENSATION. - A sonic- haf seiiszitional incident occurred te lust night in which

nunibcr of proniincnt

ltizens unwittingly becaino in- olvcd and which is likely to develop to a more or less serious iuixup be- ro this evciiing. A, well known

Military Oillccr, whose prlviite lilo and social rcliitions have ulwuys been re- garded its lrrcproatchabl_c, was -soon wiilitlng along Kent Street nt ai pitcc which elf-.zirly indlcittod hustc. llc was closely folloivcd by n clvlliuii, wliilo about Iiali' zi block iii zulvuiiciz oi` tlicin ii. liuiy wus .~'.i'o.ii wuiltiiig rup- liliy ziiolig one ol' tho iiiiiwsocliiig, strecls. On coining to the Arinoiirics the oilicer having saluted the Guard, went in through one _ of tho side doore.- Continued on page 15.

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::Penslar Red Rose Tnlcum. l"osl»

tively, the first feature oi' this impul- pably_ line talcuin that will win you is its entirely new aii_d exquisite frag- rance.-- the same enticing odor of fresh cut roses; if you like roses this is your Talcum Powder. 251: tin. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

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M_iSS Ada S. Bradbury

142 Prince Street, next ¢o'_l_(lndergarten

Art Needle Work and materials for

working. Stamped .Linens and Threads ofall kinds. '

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. _ _ If your hearing IS _P ect1v_e

_ ` lf you have trouble in hearm

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, _ _ _ - h in in hr _evet in otion , sell tickets to any p_art of Canada goingover a_ny-_-._=_ lgfgiiifgfathgsgihgérgrgt gonsgglifs _ _ _ 1 , direct.-&'__ohte_you_ may _viiis to travel on and retumingiii .of the Iecwm-,S “public ha"__ , :finals 3 damiy p,~epa,»._ _ icurin __ ov¢\‘8 ~0¢hei_°_direct router _ ‘ ‘ 1 il _ _ fi The AURIS will heipyou h¢ar_` ‘ ation t_hat_heals and softens _ _ an ._ t.Yileste;n.Csnada will save twebiity-[ugh 1 = Even those who are on the the skin inamagicai ' *mmm* “-_° __ _ hours. _.~rmvQf|‘ifng"Intercolonial R_ailw_ay to ___t__intr_c___ V eof deafness ¢an heacper-1 lt. 315° '°“?°"°s tan- ami A i'»i§£»i<» sir Miss ii. image for .i

ana destination. ' ' " .‘_‘ the Auris and; minor _bleuushqs ls ab . _poinmwntu Great George, st. _

__ __ ~ ~ tg _‘__~»,‘ _'_ .__ IW, m;n__§_,_- eyhbaf. srgiutelyf _harmless in every _ _ __ . _ 73G7_2_u.mM :’ ' " "~-‘~‘» A _` f 1' `e`nt `us'fi' _ r. D011- ___ _ v :S1 1 1- A_¢C0llllif0dail0ll _ ng A;_irl_s,iu_u__s_<_e. cpnitegotiigs anlgeeaftglgis psig; ;

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We will beglad ange your sleeping car accom' 1 -‘it use, is not bulk 'very eas to Winds and 201111 8l1ff¢f 11° H Cl

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Rogers. _ ~

8lGN OF BPR|NG.-- A Guardian

subscriber from Cornwall has for- warded ,a large plump caterpillar, a sure sign of spring.

__ 'ro-QAY Anon-o-Ninn-r every lady

havingflier shoes shined gets mfree cernatioll; every 'gentleman wilbi-,ree ceive a -free_clgnr. Lainbros ,Broan Grafton St. _ _ .__-F8055!

o 1 ‘ -_-A _ CHURCH PARADE.-- Dotuchirients

of the 105th Rogiinent will attepil Grace Church Central Christian Church and St. D\instan‘s Cat~~ »hedral.tomorrow morning. 1 _

STILL AT THE FRONT -With nil

line in hair goods. Nothing adds more than a well dressed colffure. Ladies who have not sufficient hair to do justice to their appearance call on Mrs. White, Queen. Phone 32J 7914-if.

DICTIONARIES DELAYED. `-Ow-

ing to the hold~up of the steaniers a consignment nf University dictionar- ies for the Guardian has been delayed at Picton. Readers who have sent in their orders will please accept this as an explanation of the delay in fulfill- ing indents. l\iEtt'.

MAIL BOX COLLECTIONS.-The,

mid-day collections from street lettor| boxes in this city will be made at 11.30 a.m. for the present, instead ol tho' regular hour of 12, noon. This tem- porary change is necessary in order to have the collections completed in time to be included in the early after- noon-dispatch of mails.

THE ACADEMIA, ST. DUNSTAN’S

COLLEGE.- Mr. P. J. Mellady dc- livered his second lecture of the “Pauaiiia Canal" series before the Academiaii Society on Wednesday night. The lecturer, in his usual able manner, interestingly exposed this great engineering project. The socie- ty hope that another is soon i`ortlicoin- ing. A splendid niuslcul program was also provided hy the lecturer.

WiTH_ THE 105TH.--Itocciit up-

poiiiiim-iits “A" Coinpuny arif:-'l`o hc Laiici- Corporals; 0. Pruiity, (7li:ti'lollo- town; \\-'_ Thoiuas, Suinmcrsidc; A. (‘_oiisiiis, Park Corner, Prouioiioiis- (‘orp. J. i).'McDoiiiild, llopedulo; and Corp' l". llockerblv. Cliziriottetowii; to be Sergeant:-1. To be Corporais Lance Corpornl’s S.`Marsliall. North llustico; W. B. Fitzpatrick, Goorgetowii; W. Trainer, Charlottetown. '

BACK T_O DUTY.- Private l~ld-

witrd J.Sniith who has been in thc ilos pitol suffcriiig from a slight uttack of pncunioiiia, has recovered and hos gone buck to his -Military duties. "Ted" its he wus culled by his school and college chuins i,n this 'city. join- ed tho 08th lteglnient in Ileginu, Sash, tho first week in Dooeni- ber. llo gavc’up ri responsible posi- tion with Grétin Growers Coperntivo Co., in Regina to serve his_King and country and help to keep the Old Flag Flying over the British Empire. l’to. Sinitli is it son of Mi'. und Mrs. .luuios Smith Grout. (2_oorgo St., this city.

SCOTCHFORT.-- Mr. l’ci.t:i' Steele:

New fliusgoiv spout it few iliiys in ScolciiI`oi'. lust woclcf- 'l`lic iiiiiny_ l`i'|cn4|s of Mr. l’iitrici¢ l)(1y|1'. Frciicli Village, who has been scri- ously ill will iw glad lo lcurii that ln- is improving and considered out of dangcr.- A runioi' is going that Mr. Daniel J. McDonald. formerly of Scotchfort, who went to the front with the First Canadian Contingent when the war broke out lius recoiitly been wounded in battle. As he had enlisted from Regina where he was engaged at work at the time it is pos- sible tliat when the casualty list was published at Ottawa his name appeared among those from tho Wostern provinces and not from his native hoinc which would account for it not having being published in thc lslziud papers. lt is possible that tho rumor is liicorrcct and his many fricnrh-i _will anxiously await further pmticiilnrs.-S.

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“The President’s Pardon 1

1 Lubin Players Pi-e_sent__ . Don t.MoJik'eY_ W1il1._.th¢_ BJ!" S°YY._ -_

1 “1°<~" "fr" .1 sh ’11rsn<ausi wo .

‘_ _ _e'l‘wo Snappy Comedies I

runes PARTS

1 _ i J Q A Sensational Military Drama C ‘ ’ _ 1"’ f

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Drama

The Runaway Freight _ * 'IN Two ACTS The Haiefui bod

A thrilling, sensational Railroad

KAY-BEE PRESENTS

___, TWO PART DRAMA

- IN

_ __C_aught_ in a Tight pinch Etl_iei’s Roof Party

A Screaming Comedy Pre~ented in the _ __

H _ _ Inimitable Beauty Style i In Komical Nonsence

n An exceptionally Pleasant Story

Margarite Fisher, Hurry lollard _

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' KO VIIC KOMEDIANS

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RED CROSS WORK.- The Treas-

urer of the Red Cross, Mr. l). A. Mo- Kinnon ackiiowlcilges with thanks tho sum of $50.00 donaicd`iro_ni the Young Peoples Social Aid l§ducatloii- _nl Society of North Wilisliiro by \V.‘

`l<_ iflurli, Exqiiirc. ` ' isa/moan wouNoEo.- word iiiis been received tlini. [’riviit_c Roli~ ert ’l‘rninor ol' Cliurlottctowii, ioriiier- ly ol' the 16th liuttulion Ciinadiiiii Scottish, but now oi` u P`i'cncl\ lvlortar Brigade luis been utlinitted to _NIL 1 Stutioiiiii'y hospital at lutul>|@S» wounded hy shrupncl in leg. llc wus gasscil and wuiinded at Yprcs

last year. ,

DELAYED AT PICTOU.-About lilo

persons are in l‘i;:v0;i awaiting pus- szagi- to (`liarlotiotowii, including liov., Dr. l~`ullertoi\ uiid Mrs. Fullerton, ‘_\\'.' S. lieu, Miss Brownell. Mrs. Croskill. Lieul. (Tlicverlc, llivut. l{iiiglit,_Gco. A. t‘orbctt. E. S. March, ltev. Mr. Hurii, Tryon; Mr. Jenson. Bank of Nova Scotia; Mr. Muller ll. Curry, of Seattle; Miss Meliennn and niuny_ commercial men. Three bodies. ihoscé of Sarah Lund. J. M. Shreouun midi Edith McKenna ure also uwaitliigf lriinspoi'tutioii, and iliirty-thrcc cure off freight. _

::FiFTY-SIX YEARS AGO on Jan-

uary 2nd in tho village ol' Hebron, N. S.. at pzirtiicrsliip wus foi‘iii<.-.d by two iiien. ftttlicr and soo, iiuincd ('_rosb_v,| for tho nianufuctiiro of shoes. 'l‘licy‘ adopted at policy of making only tho_ best shoes they could build, absolutely, solid leather oi' the best dllaiily WaS_` used exclusively, and by sticking to_ this principle the name Crosby be-5 camo famous in the shoe trade. Tliei original founders have long since pasggd away but their descendants; have tenaciously clung to the first policy, and Crosby's “YOUNG CANA»1 DA." School Shoes today stand nb-_ solutely supreinc in quality and wenr» ing scrvicc. A reputation gained uf- ter 56 ynars of effort is not lightly en- dangered. it is YOUR GUARANTEE of the best that the craft can Dl‘0‘ ducc. ‘ ' '

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Relatives of soldiers re _ turning from the front. are '° asked to communicate with `_ the Secretary of the Provln- . cial Committee of Wounded ' Soldiers Commission. Miss Z' Nellie Gillespie, Charlotte- town intlmatin the date of '

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expected arrival, cause of re' .

lars, in order, that preparation _` may be made for a “tiling f reception. 1 '

"Pcnslnr Throat Drag‘ecs_ _for

coughs, colds. honrseuess. irritation of the throat and laryunt. etc..-_~ Free from opiates and narcotics. 2:11: box. Fosters Drugstore.

. 8029~3~21M3l.

~.~, 5 _ if

i modation"for` ' -b¢3llmire,land .will furnish you with 3 use and can he cgrrigdy in bad effectsfroinyourSpring A 0086

ni mm ati'i§r¢»¢m¢i°ns._ _ 1 einen: mam. ' _ 'oui~iNes. Time

~ we or cal ` pee' -usand we will ‘cheerfully fur ' Ls; ug dsmgnm-sie the AUR15, ` Price 55a per Bottle 1'

_ l°i°h__Y°_“1f*i¢l1'l|' aiionqs to_raiesasd1r¢utiugs._ nqyou, _ _ f 1 Scores ot other Facial -_

I __ , Creamstocooaefrom.

Lot us do your Springs,

House Cleaning.

We are exports in this -I

1 line. and have been pleas-

ing oilr customer! for the past forty years. - 1 '

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I Phone 387. ` 150 Great George St. I

The Little Tailor With The Big Trade

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These are three things we give our special attention. Also our workmanship is unsurpassed in the Mariiime

Provinces. '

All this combined with our magnificent display of Blue,

Grey, Bron n arid Blick cloths gives us the most up-to-date Tailoring Establishments in the City.

Give us your order and be convinced.

MERCHANT TAI LOR

turn and any other partlcu- ~.

Great George Street .

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Today---Right Now is the

Tiineroliuy Spring Footwear

The wise man and the wise woinan, b.y where they

buy the cheapest. "'

Today and_every day until my stock is sold,y_on can _buy

boots, shoes, slippers, rubbers, _overshoes-evrrytliingh in boo - wear except hosiery, here at prices lower than ever ave een _offered before for goods of such high quality. _

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_ 1 Discounts Range frdiii 15 p. c. to 25 p.c

coverliig' all f‘oo¢w|1ui~ in' 'lb' yearfa styles-'it real suvini: 1 from 1_5c_to 26p on oyery dolls worth you buy. ‘

This sale is positive. I um goin

out of business and these loi prices will Inst 1intIl every pair 0 boots are sold. Coins in on thi; offer today.

°J. H. A Bell

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