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24. 19`1_5' _ __ _ Q f THE CHARLOTTETOWN _GUARDIAN

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System-Cleaning___ ___ _

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Nine out of te_n people need a good bracing blood » purifying. ayapetite-mai<ing,@`

strength-bui ing tonic.

nucllts' _

liiiiyf Burdock and " Sarsaparillii

Kool for the

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_ ' _ _ ls apreparation that we can You will need a load recommend to those who

of 'good “Hot Stuff Coal” feel fagged out." It tones n0w__f0r Summel-_ ~ up the system, promotes the

_ " - __ gmpetite, aids digestion, pur-

l.kW`§-' have the kmd You ities and enriches the blood. 1 C; est- It is not a ‘cure all" but is

G0' anexcellentmedicinetotake'

at this season of the year.

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Geo. E. Hughes! “The Peop|e’s Drllggist"

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We Guarantee

All Rexail Remedies

Wo' pay back to you every cent of

the price ot' ally Rexull Remedy that lloesn't giveabsolute satisfaction.

Aiid as we're in the business for a.

livilig, _we couldn’t give this guaran- tee unless we were sure you would be satisfied, could we?

There is a Rexall Remedy for every

ache. pnin and iil-over 360 of them. No secret sachem either-the 'formula of each article is plainly printed in English on the container.

Ask for free Rexflll booklet or our.

Rexzlli News. ~-~ . `

.McKinnon Drug Co. _ “Tlie Rexall Store"

qhodlh ha; wer been “Sed in me used at different. meetings hell “-';. R .l'lolor,»_ "“°“l=“°“f the ¢°“""Y~_ A°°°"“"K‘Y- ;=ll"l B'*IcHE15'-""3

IlSl~I OF' WEDGEWOOD.

Not long ago there was seen a green and white wedg'~e\vood urn used lu a strikingly beautiful combination. It formed the keynote or a room_iur- nished-'in brown niahoganyfuriliture of the Adam period. The draperies were in a fiat old-blue brocade, the w-all in gray, with white woodwork. Out of setting that dull green urn sang forth in greatest happiness.

::_You have bought them ot‘tcn_--

Shoes for the Boy or Girl with spongy leather ill the soles, flabby insoles,‘ shodd counters vam s cut oil at the

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toecap to save leather-a few weeks’ wear on a romping kid and you know the rest. A few cents added would have bought CROSBY'S “Young Can- ada” School Shoes---REAL shoes-

the makers have been on the job for srxtv years and not one ounce of

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have earnestly striven to

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" Be _Skeptical of °

Bargains , 'ii f I

Not All is Gold tliat Glitters li ja

If ,_ d, ` _...ss .;'.f‘.:;‘..g;z _.rss _ li dl honest manufacturer. W :‘~-1-.ff.=':f_s-I-'55'-ir?-'zi-'.'.-,‘-i‘:'f'fi~E'€r~J:`€€~.~':;~.

establish such a reputation,_and believe our old friends will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

` Hickey & NicllolsonTob. Co.,

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- Manufacturers

The title role of the "Little Gray

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-` rr lmvs to 6uy,_ii\gnis,_.1;r9vlnoo. l-louse Fon sAl.s. _ Home No. '

~ ‘ ' ` _ ` 236 Grafton St., will be sold_Wednes-

REMEMBER the sale of home-made day, April 28, at twelve o’clock noon

and that' of the character she por~_ trays Anna Grey. The scenes of “The Little Gray Lady" are laid in

“Washington and embrace a typical

cookery in the Y. M. C. A. this after- as will be seen by all which appears “jf ill,i,_l"§;::::a¢§;>a$,i,ué°:.x;,|P,:|${,nYh;a|:

~- con. 9643. elsewhere in this issue. 9631 d ____ _ _

ployees. as well as several depart- nents of the United States.-Treasury.

_f __ _ ._ _ _ , THE DELAYED Butterick Patterns JUST ARRIVED.-A special llne_0f Anna Grey is quiet, :., h gh princi-

aiild iilelineator for'Api~il are expect- women's Patent Button Bootariwitb Ah all-fcalukrgc basil fall-Star PPO-_“_

e _to sy at PATONS. _ 9639. fancy cloth quarters a'i`id` tops: egu- Sfnmme WH-S L e 0 fare at The - ,_ lar price. $5_t0~day $4. 'Alley & C°-- P"°"l°'“ The“"° ms' ""e".‘“g' '“'“e" kxillblile totilhylgitllllvivgalailt lliilstldg _RCI-lgR§‘H CF 8COTLAND.- The Queen St. ' -_ _ 1.-9848. thi h0Ui3% WHS Dilclliiill I0 117| igtmost a '

< sv. . acbean will preach at Nine -#_ _ _. __ "0 “"0 19|' B011! BHK “VB B Ie 1\t_ Mm; Creek on Saturday me mth at 7 _ ST JAMES cHURcH __R_ev. Dr shortly after eight dclock deavoliring to please Ruth Jordon

rd young woman. who falls ill love

nu the_ tlissiplitions induced by _en-

ave combined to piung both into dis-

D- ln.; Canoe Cove the 25th at 10.30 a. Fuliell-ton will‘ preach at bdtil sei'v`ices ~= The main HU\`i\<2li0h 'Wh U10 ll\"I'-° :,lM|s¢,;¢ti0n at meh. '|03' #- ni.; Churchill 2.30 and in the People’a in St. James Church on Sunday. BGHIHUOH bb' -18112 Grey. U10. !l0¢¢i-ll He.m,,|,, [hm ma pésmon ,H the (.hurch at 7 p. m.; Monday the 26th Morning subject: “Force of Courage, Ah19flCH"_§f=¢V°§§»‘ 01 _ifllp f8!U0\fB dfflu §i»¢gg\\|-y'¢mi_D;,r|nu.j,,¢ enables mm ,D at Lot 48 at 7p.m. -ilu illustration; evening subject: "NHL S“L¢¢S=4» |110 Little G1'-ly Lil" obmin p0,..,,.,,,m,n of mee of mug.

_ -* “rife longs sunday Alisllooncer __ dy." Miss Grey is not only all actress ,med ,,,,,m,`,_',,,,.1 um, ,fy p,,§,,ng ,hem

‘PLANT LINE.-The Plant Line Z- ‘of surpassing skill in the legitimate

nge-ther he can induce tradesmen to

steamer llnlifax will make her iirl-lt DIED ABROAD--liis many friends AP"0d“Uil°"5 in Will'-'ll She IHIB Sl-i1|'|'€l| t _ trip of the season from Boston for throughout the city and province will ‘IDF Years. but Dihisevses the ability t0 xéghglilel-lllilllilr fttiirlfigiolliflflllllllhnlllll haves?

Charlottetown on May `15th, lind from ho pained to hear of the death ol' Mr. .COHVBY HU hf>\` ffhilrhl. iwrsollillily “Hd

Charlottetown for Boston on may ialll ivotsoli McKay. which took place in hmsnolism to her audience oiille as -few "W8 "“’ S°“'°‘ Selvlce "le" “T” The s. s. Evangeline is expected to go North Dakota Wednesday, April 215;, well when playing before lin- camera.. on his iriiil. and lt. is only owiilg to the

on the Charlottetown route June 15th__at the early age ot 28. Deceased was _ 1° 2001 and will then run in conluuv the only son or Mo. and iilrs; in-olllbalil F’ ~ 'L

heroiceself-upiihnce ii suv UW e crime. _Ria k-.fbi him. ~ _ ` "

There are and thrilling

concealing- Perry.

when she confronts gles with her for the

will clear

tion is

struggle

love.

The

pasted again _ other two reels. ne a

PERRY SAILS FOR -BOSTON

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HALIFAX, April 22- The Plant

liner A. W. Perry sailed hilt night for Boston with a full cargo and 21. passengers.

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tion with the s. s. Halifax. 9620 McKay, 249 -Queen Street, Charlotte- I __ - _

l town. _Besides o. sorrowing father and '" ' ’

FIRST STEAMER - The Enter mother, four sisters Mlliiiie, teacher

Drlse. CHDYBIH UUBIIGS, sailed from at Elleislle, Ethel tenclier ui Spring

M0H¢l1§\l0 Thursday for Murray liar- iiill and Edith aiui'Pcrlc at honieflirel _ bor, where she finished taking in her left to mourn -the loss of ii lovinglsou `

cargo. Sho sailed for Picton but was ‘and. brother.-(Patriot arid.: Sulnmf-r~ | ~

obliged to return on liccoulit of the sillrfpnpers please copy). _ _ _ _

ice. She carried a part cargo of po- _ ` '

tatoes from Montague and finished '*"“ ‘ 1 Queen St. Ch8l’|0tt€_t0Wll

with 725 bags starch loaded by Messrs. MT HERBERT NOTEQ __ Mi” __ V _ L ‘ _ W

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Mol”-e & Sons’ M“"_`“y Harbm' Lavenia Ross, Vernon/River has "

turned home after spending a few

The contract for the operation ol’ days m Mt Herbert, where Sho ww

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tlle S. S. Hillsborough for the present _l ' _ ‘ I

season has again been awarded to We ?i“e§3I°f“1]VI‘l`i Mfg' l‘i"f"°l;‘ f W

Captain Murphy who has been in °°"_‘ r' e nm "L "ls rem" `

ly :iid visit to Meib ur ani ie-

charge oi' the boat for the past three - P ” ‘_ ‘ 0 “e ‘ `

ports two litters of ioxes in the High

years The schedule will be about the land Ranch This 5 elk wen at Mr

boat begins the regular service to , _ _ ‘ Whiw.s Point' North River' the \\. Woodls still doing tl, rushing bt_lsi~ - -

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same at last year. Until the gasoline William Lane me carMaker__ Mr. M

ness in the butchermg Mr Wood has

mnsbomugh ls making one mp 1” recent sold his beautiful chestnut

the morning and one in the afterlloon ` ly ‘ _ 7 I `

driver to Wilillim Kearney of Murl'li_v

to me new wharf at that place' River who is to be ooiigrutulated oil

NoT|cE__S“bscrmem are nouued ills purchase. -Mr. llruce Wood wus lint lilo pl-loo or the Morning Dany Qv"l‘°°"‘“}'i“:1'°' ‘°_f"’_“_*‘ “°"i“’.~_M”'

Guardian (nailed in ii. E. i.) and H“‘-T; 3° Elias ‘~“"‘-'?“‘I"“'i°§ lf’ __, _gg _

Montreal Daily Star is $4 00 per year. “ze mo '_' rs' ‘ ' wow ‘1"d_ ““' I | V I

~ `- I I "hter Lisle have rcturlied from Chur-

lIr`lml’.Mlt;Tnl.rlga£iIl“IFa(;ilI;dlll2rlallgal;,§:| lsoitetown where they were the guests

Weekly Star is 5300 Der yeah The oi Mrs. Stewart, Elm Avenue.

price of the Evening Guardian and

l.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening Guardian and the Family Herald and Weekly Star (mailed in P. E. l.) is $2.25 per year.

ilfonn-ssl Dolly sun (mailed in P. E., ' IW," I

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IMPORTANT MEETING. -- Oil

Thursday evening the farmers ot’ Iona and vicinity held an agricultural -meet- ii1g_ lt -was intended that the dele~ gates to the Egg and Poultry Asso~ elution should submit their report. They were illstrllcted however at the annual meeting that a synopsis ot' the report would be printed that could be

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Professor Ross was invited to attend the meeting and deliver an address on

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,Fil E|l__\ \\_\____\}>T' ,fl V l __.» » F ° - _ _ I I' Collars, _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ loc. each or 2 for 25c.

l S l<[*||,,,l;lii;l`_‘ _ White Cuffs, pei' pair, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . ._ .25c. _°'~erfr r_l'lll»,»i,lli“ v,l.,_* _ Black Gloves _.15o.to $1.25

some agricultural 'topic Wiien the I "'t '“-;"

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ple were anxious to hear what had

been done at the convention, Mr. Wil- ll

nam o'connell and Mr. J. E. Daiv _

their delegates were 'quite prepared to

report. Mr. O'Coniiell dwelt on the _

different subjects that had been dis- ’

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_ussed and insisted that the Egg Cir Y ‘ t cies should all stand together and sup-

port one another in the packing houses. ilis address which took ii _zreater part oi' liil hour was listened to with very much interest by all who were present. Mr. Daly went into the finances of the Association and showed the number oi’ eggs tlratiliad been handled and the amounts that had been paid. Quite a number of questions were a'.sked_ Professor Ross spoke on the assistance that was he- ing given by the Department of Agri- culture and all that -was promised ily the Commissioner of Agriculture. lie answered some questions regarding tho candling of eggs and other mat- ters of a somewhat tecllnicul nature,

ll ///A\\\\\\v/1llArlrI'_\\’\\\\VII; eff" which he Hlwks 0" the imper-

i,,,,h“\\\l/ /I ‘ tance of good seed, pasture c/rop and

p r; - __ i. 1 ._ -Y tile r-_arc of nlnnure. After_tlie usual

vote ot thanks the meeting adjourned. The attendance was large there being upwards of one hiiudred preseilt.

::Every time a num invents a new

excuse ho infringes on some other fellows patient. There is no excuse for 'substitution in filling presorip

" tions. Yolrli limi we doin iiollovo in

W S e it if you bring your' prescription to

I us. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

T tlTTime to Order

I ` ° ` Your Wire

Now is the time to place your order for

wire. Our stock is unusually large. We MOUYT VE-RNOY N Y A _ln C _P _ ce &Kent sts I

_ \ ` carry the wire manufactured by The l_)omin- _The m,,,o,,_ _..,'s',,,y',,,,,',,,,,,"’,§,,,', °" fl” _ _ °

ion Il-on & StC€l COITIDHHY, SYdIlBy, Wl'llCl'l haS .orp:ll_ive?»i was wi(-litten gn a slipi rat 'l - ’ _ Ia ant asse u 0 a “mn " pl'0Ved to be superior to Amerlcan Manu ¥eader"at a llipeciai nlpatines for wo-

facture.

::John McQuiilan and Co., will pay

the highmt cash price for eggs. '

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: 2 The better sort of hat, gloves

and shirt service for Church, Par- lides can be had at Prowse Bros., Ltd. 9636-4-24m1i

DIES AT ANNA EVA

FA\"S ENTEIKT.-\IN.\l1a`.\T

men at Proctor’s theatre here today

ily Mrs Edward ci collins, oss Main r, ; superior

Afford to Pay Less Anywhere

“All 1/for/.-.»' o/ milf- :limi I/mi'

a price lfn.p1'/>porll`un /rl skill, male, tinw, f'a:)1cn.willn/!l'.".'_»/.' nt- lcncli-lly /huh' llzalllg/az*/:iw T/uw: H//lirzgs ca/[rv] rlwnl' nrv, when _justly aslinlat/211,' //if clusapcat; I/1/_gy are attend'/'11 ' wil/1. murli less ]>1'o_/it to I/1/_' a'rIi.»:/ than thaw /1-/lic/t e1~n1'_1/llllfly frills cheap." `

In purchasing drugs,

chemicals or sundries at our store, customers always receive the best-not only the- best as regards QUALITY, 'but the best in point of STOR_E SERVICE and LOWEST in PRICE.

“we NEVER sAcii'i' Fics Plllurv To PRICE."

Johnson &_ _.loli_nao_ii The Quality Drugstore

` ' COIl€(I S fin Wife IS street, New ll chelle. 'l°he brother . _:J -.,.....§ll§ ‘éililéiedfof f......_*‘s’-¢<.»’i‘sf\=<:ii<>11. l.‘z?.i.:...‘::.r"°.fi‘::- ',S::;*"°.;:°“i::§ 50,,

d f l'l‘l S€l€Ct€d St€¢l and C031' was 'well remembered by Mrs lidmlna lj". ""_"'f ps

§1iiiill;a°si>5§clA'f sl>iRAL 'rwis"r which I gggrmnhozg 8351 ggruemih rm- l"§@l l

_ - . ‘ e, o, . _ ._ _'_ .

' ‘ ansion and contraction. _ 0,,-,, ¢ gh _ tl, .d- ; _ The Kmll

provides for exp tii'es.'ixcom adiiiiildd lvligs. t`§olIl1il`d? l " 5` ` 4 )!`_“<" ‘v Til I H l

3 P 7%; E I I As 'tha rformer drew forth sl s »’,\'>‘ `~Lj ea '

Y' ' F _ quesliidons from the audiprilcie, _ _

t de wil-'h were answered, Mrs. Collins - , . Sghgfigg

’ throughout, and 'you are sure of get 8 8\1i>¢f101’

Valuggiedeygallgi-odrellencing Piyer Goinbilled, spec- ' ml vélléliiliggion Piyers, made of bestforged steel.,

it _ ‘A 25C' %V5icrc?n&`>‘lii2gii:je;rs2%n;ia51-35 62-I ‘

_ iivelrgffillbylourcodder' ineéhigline. All _orders

- filled the same day HS \‘°C°“’

iintly until the _"mind macior, Eva. Fay, drew -.int the slip, renal it, and

answered: ` _

Mrs. Collins. your-_ brother is allvo, in good health, and is ln the

Middleton gruporl Mrs. Col-

srm excitedly.. 'Blah told liar comoaniolln she felt very ill and assisted her to a private room

theatre, where che died with-

minutes.

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iCli\STOR IA

_ Soothe: and

,mi "W1 Wife- DlYef5 are of the g5‘»es gm _ and_Mr|. Middleton waited expect- _ ~‘-»--:/ The skin

Never have you been offer-

ed an opportunity of selecting the daintiest toilet soap man- ufilcturcd. from newer. nicer, bigger. and better display than we are showing here HOW.

They come to us direct

from the most popular soap manufacturers the world over -they are superior in every respect.

No’niatter what you want in this line, you will find it here-the quality will delight -the prices will be right.

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149 Great George Street

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and the other an ._ _

PLANT LINER A. W. ' -

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Everything that a man wants for ton;io1'row’s

_turnout (except boots) can be supplied in better

I range at THE MEN’S STORE than anywhere else

‘ in the city.

_` I Frock Coats, Black Vicuna _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$15.00 - Black Sack Suits, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$12.00 to $24.00 ' I 'till' _ ‘Odd Black Trousers, special _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$5.00

“___ \ 'l:"'-- _ Silk Hats _ _ _ . . _ . _ . _ _ . . _ . _ . __ .$4.50 to $6.00

||"| Dress Bows, _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ ._ .10c. each or 3 for 25c. 'll' White Gloves, all sorts, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .15c. to $1.00

-» WhiteShil'ts _ __ ._ -...$1.00to $250

‘ A Black Chesterfield

ul ig; ._ -Overcoat of 10 ‘I I Vicuna *_

dandy. It is made of a very good grade of

l I clear black vicuna. The linings are good- ` _ the tailoring is right, and a test will show

that it is a good fitter.

Now hei'e’s an overcoat that sure is a

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The lapels are faced with a good grade

of silk, and altogether, for a man who wants a good coat at a reasonable price, this one

I ll ( I cannot be beaten _ _ . .__ __ _.$16.00 . K "hh _

We have all the sizes from 36 to 42. Try

one of these for the parade tomorrow.

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Shop where you find _ _W _,_m_,,___,_ __,__.,__,_ ____

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shop is to have the new things-and have them

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first. °

This year the success of this policy is even

more marked than ever.

The right things-for every sort of room are

here-and the pi‘ices_a1'e right.

H We start oil' with papers at 7c. pei' double

ro _

We go up a few cents at a time to $10.00 pel-

double roll. _ "

We positively guarantee tllatno one will

beat the values we offer. We offer you also an

Pattern Ee 3250

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expert service in choosing right designs for each l‘_oom. it ou pay moderately for the papel‘--intcl- ligent expert service FREE.

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a wonder

A BIG FACTORY

was the problem.

They made grosse

sold them at an absurd

ORDER BY MAIL

@® ..=a§.£

These dainty s Tea Aprons 2 C

muslins and embroideries had a lot of odd lengths left over. How to get clear of them Wil1l\0\1l'f 1095 ~

their remnants without loss-kept their hands _ busy and gave me a great bargain for you. _

THE POLICY OF THIS WALL _ PAPER

Wall Paper ,Z

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THAT USES A LOT OF

s of dainty little aprons, ly little price, got clear of

lr our or Town _ _

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