'£7' “"3 .ee '*'“'_“""' ""° ""‘" °f “-'~ _ms cnas.Lo'r'rs'rows ousanisn I ' “°~'w° rw

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PAQ!

dll ot inpglibto-

Studio

,,. _ ¢

‘ filliesiames C. it Tiiplin

Sliver Black

The Shares of the above

C unpany are being rapid. _ly taken up. Prospective investors should apply at once as the price will ad- vai1ce‘TO $125 per share n a short time.

Applications received by I

1

Geo J. Rogers

` 0r W. K. Rogers

ciurioiiéiown

3 7Mlmw6i I

FOR SALE

One wooden scow 52 ft. long,

16 ft. 6 in. beam, 4 ft. deep. Deck- ed over. Square both ends. Lying on Marine Wliari.- Can be inspect- ed any time.

Signed,

p T. G. TAYLOR, ` ‘Agent Marine and Fisheries.

3-17M3i »

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NOTICE

the Charles Da' tonSilver Black Fox Company. Limited will

.THUUGHT U_.lll5 llllllitll UF, Slllllillll mms if sims milpa cm I’ iifmhmu I

Slvnusv Mums, N.8., Jaw. 25th. rgxo i...f."}§..ii`§`l‘.i..?.f‘.’.1a'»',»`i‘,iZI§i".‘°“1~`l.'2 years ago, 1 was so bad that I vomited

ood constantly and lost 25 und; in

weight. I was afraid the dxgase was Lancer.

I read about “limit-a»tives" and the

wonderful cures this fruit medicine was making, and I decided to try lt After

Y __ v `-‘ 7-. -’

o i

THE EARL GREY -The Earl

p. in. She brought over 50 tons ot

mail. 1

taking three boxes, I found a great change for the better and now I can any “Fruit-a-tives" has cured me when every other treatment failed, and I reverently say “Thank God for “Fruit.

a-tives"

EDWIN ORAM, SB.

5oc a box, 6 for $s.5o-trial size, 25c.

At dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

Arriving

Today and tomorrow

we are opening up our new spring styles in men’s and women's boots and

shoes and in afew days we will have one of the

best exhibits you have ever witnessed. Jus wiiiihoia your bu,-_

ing fora few days and see what your money will

bring you in the highest grade footwear that ‘can be seen here. `

AlI.lZY & C0

N drugstore.

135 Queen St. '

li-li

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til' ‘ST

The iirst general mfetir g of IJ

I

be held in the Hall inthe Prowse Block, Grafton St, Char oiietown P.E.I_slaiid,on Tuesday, April ist at 11 o’c‘cck a. m. Election olillrectors and other

business.

W. B PROWSE.

8-t'lMEtl See'.v Trees

- * " -. - ‘ antee them to fit oxacgl, We o ggiar-

‘ entre perfection in own Bisdge

`» J- A» work Extracting and filling w t out psih, \ Barruser Notary Publis. ste prica moderi-'i».

~ to Lo lnrrsa °Bll;l:k-- h:rl'lotte¢own

I il-lllfliilllllltll lilillli :zu :'::ii“:.s:.’..';?:.:.' .:"si.==.-..°,;::i

, g exactly what you need and ll iéont cost

WWW Y

lull- Cl

F-R-E--E

Come into our thee and have your

on one penny We male t'-oi: 'd guar-

DR ROBINS

si ,ri <1 B so ii

oi'i.i'¢'l°° 'l>°lio-°iiii-'J °°' °°' °

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Ban-iaisrs Solicitors. etc. Oiisoes in Deahrlsa Block Ogrrier Jnssn and I-lrsitonitreots 0 arlotte town. P' Island. HONEY T0 LUAN '- W. B STEWART K.0. N. A.UAH}’Blil L

srswanr in ciiiirssit

n. u. ueihsou. ir.,o. w. is. san rui. McLeod ®. Bentley

» For ` Easter Photos Call at the

Telephone 19| '.

Bayer Photo Studio I

V -__ `

DR. CLIF T

Specialistflihronie- Disessi-a

ADDRESS-Purdy Station, Wast-

__ .

?“'f§s..°.:;..'i~ 1'- . . _3S3-£5333-gg;3;-1533135; People s Theatre. Tonight

N.OTICE

__.__,_---

TELEPHONE' MEETING

The annual General Meeting of

EARL GREY COMING.-Upon en-

quiry irom Captain Taylor it is learned that the steamer Earl Grey will'leave Picton tomorrow morning

ice permits. This will bs good news to the many shippers in this port.

tractlve window Saturday evening was that oi the McKinnon Drug Co. It was tastily decorated with Sham

_ ‘ rock tobacco while directly in tb; il1¢BDdR bullidingia new dwelling

, centre was the head ol an Indian, lwuse next snuvmer.--Pleasant Grove

' -" ~- » £ X cleverly curved irom a eocosnut. It

attracted much attention and reliect- ed great credit on that up-to-date

-_- f

M3. McNAIR H'l‘URNING.- The

Co, Charlottetown, will learn with pleasure that he has so lar recovered irom his recent illness that he has been able to leave the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, where be was un- der treatment., and is on' his way home, which it was expected he would reach Saturday, but a delay ot seven hours occurred owing to an obstruction on the railway which pre- vented the train from connecting with

i I' many friends of Mr, Andrew Mc- is doing excellent work this winter,-

Nair, oi the tirm of Bruce Stewart &> Mr. Frank. Watts has cut a consider-

day.

CHEERING NEWS.-The following telegram will be of interest to the Codd Mines shareholders on P. E. Island:-tiene, March 14th. “Struck big ledge this morning, vein shows rich ore and big body." Signed, A. A. Codd. The second one is dated St. John, N. B., March 15. “Wire today from Codd states tive feet ore and not through yet. Value ninety dollars. Ore shoot three hundred feet long, one hundred twenty-seven fect to surface, no telling width or depth." Signed, J. S. Currie. This mine is situated at Rochester, Nov., belonging to the Rochester Hill Min- ing Co.

BT. PATRICK'S DAY.-The lash-

ionable color today is green in hon- or of Ireland's patron saint. St. I‘iitrick’s Day has lor many years been celebrated in Charlottetown with a parade oi the Irish societies to the Cathedral. Unfortunately, today there is no Cathedral and that. lea- ture, to the regret ol many, will be omittid. In the evening n splendid concert will be put on the boards in the Opera House, by atnl- ented company under the auspices of the B. 'I. S. The program is sufii- ciently attractive to otlaei: the dis- appointments of the day and.no doubt there will be a full house.

CORNWALL MEE'l'ING.- Despite

the inclemency of the weather Mrs. Dunbreck had a large number of the residents of Cornwall to listen to hcr

interesting talk on the Womcn’s In-1 stituto Movement, after which shc gave an illustrated lecture on the principals underlying thc cooking ol meat. Printed slips with rules and points to be remembered were givenl to those present which enabled the' people 'to carry home with them the important points in the lecture. At the close oi the meeting a vote oi thanks was tendered Mrs. Dunbreck and she was given authority to nn- nounce to the Government that forty-_ tive ladies were anxious to organize themselves into an Institute in that section and would guarantee that the movement would have their _untiring support. in its future success. Mr.

Crosby ably iilled the chair. I

(From Bat.urday’s Evening Guardian)

POLICE COURT.-There were no

cases at the Charlottetown Police Court today or yesterday.

BRADALDANE.-The Rev. John

Murray will preach in Bradnlbane Hall Sundny the 16th at 7 o'clock p. m. ’

:Atlas Stock Food is a most high-

ly concentrated food and medicine. We know lt will _do the work; we can prove that it has the virtue. 'l‘ry one package under absolute guarantee

and be convinced. 25c. and 50c. pkges. E. A. Foster, Central Drug-

the boat. I-Ie will arrive Mon-'

rr rns to my isws rrovises. ‘ir-i-om ssuoasys nvsanig ossraiasi

OPERA_ fl‘0NIGli'l.‘.- Everyone AT HOKE.--Invitations are out for

should snioy s good ni|ht's ina by a Masonic At Home to be held in the lfithillnl Bt. Patrick's entertain-_K. of P. and the New-Prowse Bloch ment tonight. 'Phe proceeds in sid or Dance Hall on lhreh 28th.

St. Dunsta.n's Building fund. -"*'°

__-. , uansHirns1.n.- at ui. mme

splendid con

. 0011 pllold by Banner

Grey left Picton Saturday at 7 o.m.,L°dI°. I- 0- G- T-» Nlnlllibld. Miss tor Georgetown and docked at 12.85,Mabel Stewart and 'Miss Jennet

‘Scott. two accomplished young lad-

freisht. 80 passengers and 100 sacks' 1". played an important part and

wore general favorites with the aud-

llence. .

\ PLEASANT GROVE.-Mr. and Mrs. B. Kiair intend leaving .hm-g,|y for

tlie western states.-Mr. James Lam-

coming direct for Charlottetown it phier. the generous road master ig

lf-°°Dinz the winter roads in good condition in his district.-William |Olow intends s nd

pe ing this seissori

AR'rIs'r1C.-A very pretty and st- shooting wild seen on Grand Trace-

die Bay.-The Misses L. M. Clow and her sister Lena M. Clow spent Sun- dily at,home -Mr Hur-bet Curran

Division is about at its last gasp, but hope is that it will resume its old standard , presently.-Pleasant Grove school is progressing favorably under the able management or Miss Webster.-James Duck the local J .P.,

able amount of wood this winter with his new motor and circular saw. The many fri-ends oi Edward Wyatt ‘are pleased to 'hear that he is im- proving although yet very ill.-Mr. Geo. Hardy intends erecting a. com- orllous dwelling house next summer.

TEMPER/iNCE ADDRBS.- 'l"ha

'I`tev. Wm. Smith ol Toronto, Field .S0<=l"¢tl1l‘y of Temperance and Moral Reform Department oi the Methodist `Church or Canada, addressed a, fair sized audience in the Methodist Church here last evening, says a St. John exchange. The pastor, Rev. Geo Steel, acted as Chairman, and Rev. W. B. Armstrong assisted in the de- votional exercises. The Rev. Mr. Smith gave a very earnest and im- pressive address and held the close attention of his audience. In the first; jpart or his address he dealt with some phases of the liquor traffic and expressed his wonder that what was so universally acknowledged as an evil was allowed to exist. The second part of his address dealt with the White Slave Trafllc. He told oi the world-wide organization in this trai- ilc and some steps hthat had been taken for its suppression. He showed how in some cities this heinous traf- fic was carried on and closed by ap- pealing to his audience lor their sympathies, ' prayers, and monetary support in overcoming these iorces ol evil.-Tho above reverend gentle- mon are well known here.

:Fresh today, Liggett/s and Moira

chocolates. one tamed through Can- ,ada as thc best and the other rc- nowned throughout the United States as the best at any price. Moira in bulk Silo a lb., Q lb, box 35c., 1 lb box 60e., Liggctt’s $1 a bor- The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sta- Miif.

`

Want a Watch?

Remember our big closing

out -ale continues, until every watch is sold. We’\‘e sold nearly

200 Watches `

since beginning this sale, and we still have nearly ONE HUNDRED RELIABLE GUARANTEED WATCH- ES, which vie are offering at practically' WHOLESALE PRICES.

There ls rnly one place to

buy watches while our stock lasts.

G. F. Hutcheson

Je weller ~ Opticiaii 1

storo, Agent.. 3-BMW i _ ' -!-‘ -_

_ be held [at the Head Oftice of the ’

' 1 I ' .

Woium.. fa sim .€,‘::‘:.P::*~.l*.‘.i°.f.n:;'=.°.r.-Ez:i_°;‘F. _ The

Barrister-s, Attorneys, Ni. ‘ary Public, Etc ° Umcea in Cameron Slack, Charlottetown °

tetown

as-- ,

rly come l.e'ore the meeting. _ _ _ _ _

warren s. onlinr, A Thrilling Military Production

f March, 1913 at the hour of eight

_ Secretary.

I

Oo Wednesday Harsh l9tb

0

iiucnon siiir 1,

&\“::§.lgrel:i!a;s4 ot' Duncan Darrscli I 6¢Hubby’8 v

~~ ° S ' °

'eleek p. in forthe reception of A

_ -_ p_ g_ ;,1g,,4_ the annualrepcrts, the electionoe , '»

' - Di-ectors, and the transaction. of

I MORBON 1 DUFFY V such other _business as may prop _ , _ '

I Barristers and Attorneys é

Solicitors for Royal Bank o! Canada

I uoNmv_.'ro Loan

Block* ' `Chs\'lot

By Ari A" 5”' Ca”

.... ..:;.i.~;:.'.r.::;".... .... New Picture g Saturday

ln :°lf'siii.'i°iiii¥ss°'i|;'»‘i»:°¢§&.'i:oi-:E ' ' A Misappropiaied Turkey

“W ` i _ - ` J-_ :_-_ ysafseld, 5 tons hay, z toss straw. Sale I _ - ;- ' ' i

pilitlvs.' p '

F Louise ` 'i‘iiils- in

i.¢~»t-\-or

Illustrated son

_

The Stamp of Reliable Makers is the best Guar-

antee We Can give You

Easter Gloves for Ladies

- “PAULINE”--Without a doubt the finest inex-

pensive kid glove on the market. It is made, stamp- ed and guaranteed to the fullest extent by “ROUIL- LION”-France, black, tan, brown and white,

5 3'4 10 7 1-4

Grey and navy 5 3-4 to 7 1-.; pair

“Al DA”-A high class kid glove made and guar-

anteed by the same maker as the Pauline; at its price cannot be equalled by any other maker. Black

and tan. All sizes pair

“SHELBOURNE”'-Tliis is the very best glove

we can get to supply you with, without having to pay afancy price. Made from selec-ted skins only, with blown fingers and pique stitching. We know when you see it you'll like it for it is manufactured by the finest maker in the world.

‘ TREFOUSSE" -

Black and Tan pa".

White Chamois (washable) 98C pair

Tan Cape (dogskin) $l.25’ pair

' 1 s <1 . . Bti.; ..... T... $1.50...-

ll

“Special Grey Suede 89c pair

“SP€'lZ1l , THU Cl 'ld `. T. C. » "<ai1e§a;.S)m We - 75c to 95c pair

special Sai.. New White Sliirtwaists

]ust in today from one of the great makers these

sliirtw.1is;‘s come to us for the. Easter week. Tlicre is only loo in the lot and tlicy'll not last long. Made with square neck from fine lawns and einbroiderie'-. We picked them up at a bargain and have marked them at clearance prices. Regular prices from 51.55 to $1. o. All sizes 34 to 42

While they last 98C Clch

"r

P Cement _

Fertilizers N

to arrive _ of .nayigatlvl _ Whlie's Portlas Cement and English Fertilizers. ~_ V

Persons needing is cpiaiitity of

the above would do wel to get our prices before looking elsewhere.

Weir £1? F yfe

Stanley Bridge

3 13M'ei2i

Grand Concert

and Box Social

There will be held st Winslow Hall on

the evening of the 24th ofMarth (Men- day) si grand brx social and concert in rid oi the King George Lodge Orange Society No 2:98. The Committee is spar- ing no pains to make lliis a grand su'- cess.

Doors open at 7 ifclock. Concert

commences at 7.3o. Ladies with box" free. Admission |5c children lor.

By order of Gommittc e.

3-i5Me2i.

P. E. I. Railway Easter Holidays

Excursion Return Tickets at one

way first class fare will be issued from and to all stations, on Merch zotli. 21st, 22nd and 24th, 1913, good to return up to and including March auth, 1913.

Tickets are good only for contin-

uous jciirney in either direction, and are not good for passage on go- ing journey alter date of issue.

I-I. McEWEN, " Superintendent.

Railway Ofiices, Ch’t`own, March

12th, 1913

3-15ME3i.

k_ _J

.~ .` \ _ .4:;-§li`|':-isf€'?" 15.*- '~

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.é . _ .

¢ it s_' -

. _ 1 .iw

,TENDERS

TF.‘NI)ERH addressed tothe underalsned _ at Ottawa and iriarked onthe envelope *Tender for illumlnailng oil and oil for ksrosene engines," will be received up to noun nl the

`l'HiR" Y~FIllS'I‘ DAY 0i~‘ MARCH. illit-

lor eupplvlny and delivering about ib0.tl00 gallons oi llliinilnatingoll and about 50,010 giillons ol oi_| lor kisrusins engines both mude accordingto the specifications pre- ui_ir¢~d bythe epartmant ol Marine and Fisheries.

The quantities mentioned herein are

only estimates and the Department rer- erveu _the iight to order larger or smaller qunnti_ti_es as required.

specifications and forms ol tender can bv Procurvd from the Collectors ,_of Customs at'[‘orontc. Pelrolea. and Sarnia. and Ircin the Agents ol this Denartrpent at Montreal. Quebec. St. John Ha lfax and Otmrloitetown. and also irom the Purchaslnganri Contract Agent. Marine Department, Ottawa.

lunch tender must be accompanied by n.

deposit. cheque equnltoiive per cent ol the total amount. ol the tender.

All tenders must bo made on the tender

loijm prelpared by the Department.

ho ten erwili be considered except for

oil strictly in accordance with the spsoillcstions and put no in packages as called for in said specifications. Samples ot the oils, cans and: cases must, be submitted. _ The Department reservesihe rizht to

accept the whole or any apart. ov a tender.

The lowest or any ten er not necsasa -

ll accepted. _ liswsnapars copying this advertise- pnent wit out authority will not be paid or same

ALEX JOHN

' _ N.

Eenutv Minister of Marine and Figles. Department ol Marine and Fisher es.

\` Ottawa,L|th_E9bruary,g9lB. g

1-_ »- _l` _ _

/The otwnvs busv Store.

'cowriiiiiwcii is Based 0n

_ A .

KNUWLEDGE

U When _you buy BONDS you be

come a money lender not a sharehold- er. ,

Your money is loaned on security

nsuslly from two to three times the i. amount of the "Jan, F

You are in a SAFER. POSITION,

than the holder 'of a mortgage.

Let us tell you why.

J.M. ROBlNS,0N & SONS

Memlnrs Montreal Stack 'Exchange ST. JUIIN. N. B. - MONTREAL

ll orse Medicines

1 _-1 ' 5 are our particular strong point. We

can help you gr. atlv if you have a

_ sick or blemlshed animal. Reineni-

e1-~1---.l»_........-a»\»--._;¢\~- f -‘. ber we have $35(-10,00 Worth of I

horse f'esh ourselves and have the experience in caring for them We handle eveiy reliable li irs: aiirl cat-le medicine.

Condition Powder 25c a tin. Stock Foods of all kinds- Sheep Dip 25 Q. 454: a bottle

Abggrbine for puffs, etc, $2- a

bo tle.

der, etc, ln' fact everything for ilic Horse.

THE _MacKINNON DRUG

The Rexall Store

Cor Gt Geo & Kt Sis

Owners of the following Stsndsrdi

Prime Marjor by Moko. ` Petrello by Prodigal Bttom 2.23 1-4 by The Rexall Girl by

also.

Io~

Expert 0 tiolnn at 8 I'

, _ w`3.l5\|llP1l “ p \ _ ' _ L ` V H _ ' A _ v A _

_ Y '**° °°:'::'“.'r'°~ir:°:v'°..“'1.°.i=: - , ‘

. Parish sitoois, ‘° _ ‘ U I' i _ f _ _ lfilcmghl LV EltS"l`

- ' ` ‘ ‘"°*‘°°“' l Admissionf' ive Cents to All | , W Y ' _.l ‘°"°"'." l‘°"' "“ °“°°“ °”

O O A .

Bliste'a, Tonics, Cough Pow- "°

Bred and Registered animals. _:

Ruby Rexall by Kalol. if

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