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MARCH 7, 1 1

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'_. .'. _ ' \ _ . T rr Pars coboyinthia Province. _ ARENA--Ther ‘Vice vs- Technicals

l {" A _ _ _ ` ` ' ‘ --- play at the Arena tonight. The band

.Hr D 4 - 1 _A Gweld 'Ill ng., nisoouwr.-any psi-soo paying will be in attendance.

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/"__j,__ - ’ I I E their electric light bill on or before J ` )" s: °

March 10th will receive the discount

ST. PE'l‘ER'S CHURCH.-Rev.

in Bt. Petel"s Cathedral Charlotte

, J _ . Bdblmdhths ~“_u;-d;i_pp’* and thus save money. Samuel Trivett, Milton, will preach

g. _

it l' “’3P°-lu* 'D Nimiiem Benson, Dominion Poult Re resen '“"'”

A "J -,‘b'°‘“f"‘! °“*°°"'i°‘_ NWI. ‘ . iiicnri-Iso mr winswa.-/r. A. row.. this missy) evsoio

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There is an abundance .of

good Coal right here in our

sheds, under cover and dry. We are prepared to deliver

small lots as quickly and well

as we do large orders.

A.Pickani&lIo.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL

Opposite State I1cuse,Boston, M it s `

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ollers rooms with hos sndfcoid water for 81.00 per dal! and up. which includes free use of Pub c shower baths. Nothlnrr to eoualthlsin New Engand. Rooms witl. private baths for I1 _per gay and ur suites of two. rooms an bat for l|.00'pe' day and up. Dining rooms and cafe iirsi class. liluropesnp an

ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOI

stone_floors. not_hlng_wood but the door

Equipped with its own Sanitary Vacuum Cleaning Plant.

Strictly A' Temperance llotel

ali.: __ _£2 & c-’:_ _ _,_ lv `

_ _/sf- -_ $.- : *sr ., ___

4':"‘.. _-.155

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Bond for Booklet .

Commonwealth lloist lne.

STQRER l". CRAFTS sm. _missouri

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susiosk stood slum is wisiiooe d°“b¢. the very hast medicine for this Purpose- _ '. '

This old and reliable reniedyhss been

used for over thirty-tive years, and has a reputation unequallcti by any other for purifying-the blood.

Mr. Peter La Pierre, Assistant Post-

master, Tcuchwccd Hills, Sask., writes: “The fall before last, I was very much troubled with pimplee on my face and back. My back was literally covered with them, and I could not lie on it at night, they were so painful. One day my sister advised me to use Bm-awk Blood Bitters, so I got two bottles, sndbefore I had taken all the drst one, the pimpies had nearly disappeared, and now I sri completely curcd."_ ss

Manufactured only by The T. Milburn

QM Limited. Toronto, Ont.

It Pays To 'Feed Stock Food

because it keeps your stock iu perfect condition, PRE- V EN TS DISEASE, IN- CREASES the FLOW of MILK, aids digestion so that every ounce of food taken is properly digested and assimi- lated. -

We are headquarters for

STOCK FOODS, P O U L-_ TRY FOODS, CONDITION PO WDERS, &c &c

If you have a sick or bleiu~

i-:hed animal it will pay you to consult

Geo. E. Hughes “The People‘s Druggist"

Rexall Face Cream

Now that the weather is so chiingenlile you will be troubled with

rough :ski , chopped hands, burning skin und thli`s‘l‘i'ong March winds will bring outiérecklos 'on some people ond' for these troubles we would advise '

' you to get n. jar of Roxall Face Cream.

It is just the thing for freckles, cliappod, sore, burning or pealing

skin, onsy to upply, full of heulirig and soothing qualities, 25c a iar.

M cK1`nnon

Drag Co. L

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Graduates From the School of

Experience _

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‘_ tobacco. or COMBINATION

liicliey & Nicholson

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have learned that good pure tobacco costs no more than the bad iiijuri- _ ous kind. lt’s all in know- ing what you buy. Take a tip frc-ni us and remember to ask for HICKEY’S B RIGHT CUT smoking

WIST chewing. Best ever. Tobacco Co. Lid.

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Sanitary Sweeping _

To prevent the germ laden dust_caused b_y_tlie

workfof the broom, there is nothing quite so eificient

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as _

»._ _ -_ '-.-5, »."» _ Dusfbfme ff Li M-i~. _;.|i| _

_ ,?., 7 ‘T -Qi

Diistbanc prevents dust, 'QQ'

destroys the germs, makes , - THE 9 1 ,J

the air pure and sweet; " DUST O _makes your work easier and KiLLER__ -O _

cuts down t h e' bother of <9°s e"'

dusting fully one _half 7°"

It is used, recomended and endorsed by Churches'

Hospitals. Schools, _Stores and Hygien1stS» _ __ - __ _

“*Sv¢¢i¢1iPfi¢¢S_0f¢¢_cVlff¢“'€O’*l°’

` Barrelsiof 250 lbs $|0-5”' ' f 1

Barrels “ 150 “ $5-lo

_ Bhnels “ _'75 *‘ $510

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hall at Wloploe, on Monday evening, March 10th. Everyone interested is invited to he present. Ladies are par- ticularly invited.

EXCHANGE OF PULPITB.-Rev.

J. Heaney of Charlottetown and Rev. G. M. Young of Tryon will exchange pulplts on Sunday next, March 9th. Mr. 'Heaney will preach at Tryon at 10.30, Crapaud at 8 and Victoria at 7. .

NAMn'oM1'i"1‘ED.- 'rbrougii no

fault of the person who furnished the news of the comedy drama at Cornwall, the name ol Miss Enid Warren, who was one of the happy accomnanlsts on the organ and whose playing was greatly enjoyed, was in- advertently omitted from the report in yesterday's issue.

FUNERAL T0-DAY.-The remains

of thc late Charles Cairns, who died in Mllllnqcket, Maine, came to Char- lottetown by the mall special yester- day, nccompanled by his friend, Mr. Buck. The remains were forwarded Yesterday afternoon to Emerald Junction, the home of his uncle, Robert Cairns. The funeral takes place this afternoon at two o'clock, interment being in North Tryon cem- etery.

GOLDEN WEDDING.- From an

Evansville, Wis., paper of recent date. The Guardian clips the following, which will he of interest to the many friends of the parties referred tot- Z. (3. and Mrs. Moore of this city who celebrated their fiftieth wed- ding n.nni\'ersary at. the home of their daughter, Mrs. H. A. Blakely, are pioneer residents of Rock County. The groom of titty years was the son of William Moore of Germany and Philo. Wright of Vermont and was born in Fulton County, N. Y. Feb. 29, 1836. Mrs. Moore who previous to her marriage was Frances Victo- ria. Rodd, the daughter of John Rodd of Prince Edward Island and Caro- line I-lorn of Kent, England, was born Jan. ith, i846 at Brackley Point. Prince Edward Island. At. the age of eleven she went with her par- ents to Boston and ca/me overland to Wisconsin, stopping at Jonesvllle. Mr. Rodd bought a farm and saw mill at West Magnolia. He died three years inter and his family lived with his elder brother, where Mrs. Moore’u inurringe was solcmnized. Mr, and .Mlrs. Moore remained on the farm until March 1906 when he retired from ni-tive business and moved to Evansville. Four of their daughters wereipresient. at the golden wedding celebration, two other daughters, one in California. and the other in Phila- delphia belrig unable to he Present." Mrsf Moore, above referred to is a sister of Mrs. Walter Mallet, Union Road; Mrs. John Mallet, North Ri- ver. rind Wm. E. Rodd, North Wilt- shire.

ASKS FOR GRANTS.-Hun. John

Richards, has returned to Churlottc- town from a trip to Upper C_-anada, where he visited Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and other cities. He was nbsent. from the Island about three weeks. While at Toronto he attend- ed many of the meetings of the Live Stock Associations of which hc is a member. These meetings were very largely attended by farmers and live stock men from all over the Do- minion and much interest was manl- fested in the work. Mr. Richards was particularly interested in the meetings of the Clydesdale, Short- horn, and Aberdeen Angus Breeders’ Associations, of which he is President for the Island. He was the only re- presentative from this province pre- sent. He was successful in securing a grant of $150 from the Clydesdale Association, to be oilered in prize money for pure-bred Clydesdales at the provincial exhibition. He also endeavored to secure a grant from the Shorthorn Association for a similar purpose, but as the member- ship on the Island is so small, it was dlfiicult to get the consent. of the Association for the appropria- tion, but it is to be hoped as the membership increases here, that a substantial grant will be obtained.

"Mr. 'Richards was re-elected to the

some ollice which he has held in the above Associations for some years. While away, he purchased a number of pure-bred animals which will arrive on the Island in the early part of April or soon after navigation opens.

::Rexall Healing Ointment is the

nearest approach to those potent salves and ointments _used by all the ancient Roman and Greek gladia- tors. lt: is really wonderful how this preparation soothes and heals all kinds oi cuts, burns, sores and skin eruptions. it heels promptly and is most elliclcnt-if it doesn't do ae we say you get your money back. Large box. 25c. The McKinnon Drug Co-.

Corner Great George and Kent

-Ev cipora te cl _Cairn 5, _Brad _loaf

Evaperated Cream Bread il ill*

L biggest seller in the city. ll il a

light. sweet, flaky loaf that il ll delicious and wholesome as the oat captions could desire. Llrld 13|

Duchess. V100” md

__°|,£i::r’ hw" |°¢y¢¢, Phone ali.

_ 'Si¢__wari’s _Bakery

<- v.. . .~,.

i .2-°°i:: ' ' '

tion is directed to the ad. in this

-issue of Nicholson & Measervy, Char-

lottetown, re Barbados molasses and bright raw sugar selected from the very best plantations.

CONGRATULATIONS - Yesterday Dr. Cuven, Charlottetown, who is known throughout the entire Pro- vince. celebrated his 87th birthday and received many hearty congratu- lations from his hosts ol friends.

THE PROVINCIAL BUILDING.- 'lhe_. Provlncial_ Building is under- going a. thorgogh house-cleaning for the re-opening " of the Legislature. New hard wood floors are being laid

down in the__R¥fistry odice, by John Power; the.wi\. s are being tinted and ceilings whitened by P. Burke; new up- to-date toilets are being installed by A. Hennessey while I Murley is retouching .and repairing the furnit- ure, ctc. All the doors which formerly( opened inward are being re-set and made to opcri outward.

FOX 'l‘I-IIFIVING.-'Phat new species of criminal-the fox-lifter-is no longw er confined to this province, Chief ol Police Rldeout of Moncton, N, B., ls in receipt of a letter from e. resident. of Albert Mills, stating that ii vul- uablc black fox was recently stolen from his home in that village. He wished the local police to keep a lookout tor the missing animal. It is believed that an attempt will be made to sell it to ranchers in that. vicinity or that it may be sniugglcil to P. E, Island.

HOCKEY MEN ARRIVE.-A jolly

bunch of hockey players came over from Halifax yesterday and orc regis- tered at the Queen. This ie the Hull- fax Technical t.cam’s first scuson, and they made an excellent beginning, winning seven 'out of eight games played. They defeated the Dalhou- sies and Acadian, each ln two games, the Willow Parks, and Wanderers,one game each, and were defeated by Mt. Allison, early in the season by 3-1. The scores in the games with Dal- housie were i-1, and 2-1. They are accompanied by Monugor U'Bricn.

PERSONALS

J. P. Bradley, North Wiltshire, was

in Charlottetown yesterday.

Rev. T. F. Fullerton, (!'|\arlottc-

town, returned yesterday from Ottawa.

Robert Black, Amherst, has left

for Charlottetown where he will take in the Seed Fair.

Wm. Msisslc, Baltic, was in Charl-

ottetown looking over the fox -prop- osition this weck.

Joshua McDonald, Kingsboro, was

in Charlottetown on a business trip this wet-ll,

W. E. Allan, who hos been visiting

his parents in Charlottetown, hui-i loft. on return to Saskatoon, Bask,

Sewell Robertson, the energetic

Road Master ol Kingsboro, was o visitor to Charlottetown at the week end.

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C __ ~` T . _ 1lMPisrliim1-risks. THE csiiriiii ouiiiioiiiri W. I ......... 'J

Furnished by|'. If A i

'ro 'ri-in vanooilunn.

I-lere’s to the man who losel

though their wor be e'er so nobiy planned,

What

.. .. . ry P - 'Ad ¢~i - ' -yssas~n.iisuiooaoc.u'isi|npu»i mo., win soar... . ....su..¢u.u.. Bmnwcs Manassas.-mes N..'iu..ii°$.l.'i.°f.if."ii7..i.`ii'.i°i'ii`..ii-“f.`li..»i.’

gruud, ~ Coiiteulvt is fuiluro's lliure.

1'ierc'a to the mlm who losol

If triumph’s easy smile our struggles

Brest. '

Couragv is easy then; '

Tile king is he who after fierce defeat Call llll u.ud tight again.

Here's to the nibn who losel

The touchstoue of true worth is not

success;

There is u higher test-

Though Foto may darkly frown, on-

ward to press

And bravely do une‘s best.

I‘Iere’s to the irish who lose!

It is the vunqulshcd’s praises that I

sin

8.

And this the toast I choose: "A l‘m"l‘f0Ul§ht failure is ii noble

thing,

I-Icre's luck to the me who lose!"

-George H.ll§i‘oadhurst.

' BABY A REAL Hnhconias

PUNDU-‘i. March 4.- Nottingliain-

shire boosts an infant Htifcules. This is the nine-n;ontba-old son of James Whittaker, the landlord _ f the Duke of Clarence Inn at Mialfperly, who already \\'eigbs 56 poulids and can lift fl tl*-fl"Dound weight; _

’1‘he remarkable physical develop- ment of this tiny “strunlt man” may be gathered from this list oi his meal-uircnientst ' Chest. 26 inches; Thigh, 18 inches;

knee, lfi inches; calf, nine inches,

'l`lil~i infnnt Hercules-is iiot. yet. able

to walk. but when supported he can swing livc-pound weights with ease.

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Arc you one of those to whom

ever/ meal is another source ol suileilng P __

Na-D:.'~i»Co Dyspeptlza Tablets

viii help your disordered tomach to

digest r.r._y reasonable meiils, :ind will soon restore It to such-t rfect con- dition tli:it°you'il never itlul that you have a stomach. 'i`:ik_Q one after

each meal. 5Oc. a lilo: ai your Druggi.<.l's. Made by t e National Drug :ind Chemical Co. bf Canada, Limited. I \ |59

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‘lots ol- Face

Creams ‘ i

We have all kinds of

them in stock.

But for s bright fresh

complexion, ands feeling of comioit -we recom- mend Almond Cream. The price is only 25c a_ bottle.

There isn’t a toilet re-

quisite you want that_yo11 cannot find in our strictly up-to date stock.

Johnson & Johnson The Quality Drug Store.

Biscuit Hvffl

lngcrso Cream

Ch e e s e

make a nourishing -’- .L ---f.--2

Lunch v- - .--mfs-tm.-=<

You will End GERSOL I lnurusosn al 1.' ways liesh and it ’f _mn

readsllke Butter _ _ A/E E5 -

Farm for Sale'

The undersigned offers for sale his

valuable farm containing 160 acres of land, 50 ofuhich is covered with a growth

of hard and soft wood, ihe_Ft~mainiier in a_ - good state of cultivation. alters is also, a quantity pf good swamp mu_ on the prem- ises. lt is well watered and suitable in every way for good farming, The dwelling

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house and mil buildings are all in go d repair, For furlher particulars apply n

the premises -

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bloiinghan Road - Lot 48

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`ll,_ _ef _

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figs iiigii oy _ ».-_f“_~#l'f' >

‘ hundreds o i f ; ` -

dlscrimlnstlnt _

eople who claim

- l's is ins bm panni- _ rice in paste crm.

.i§i.¢‘ZL`i.T.‘i322~~,` ‘i.'$‘is. '

use tenth clean. the mouth sweat

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Trplililz' tulliiiisupvvirhnedpelevd tan. i Comes out in a flat thin ribbon 26| t

Tlicl;2'iM`acs L

l iimuiiy tied

Wanted L

We want a few llundred_

bushels of good clean Timothy Seed Island Grown. Mail or _bring samples to us stating quantity for sale, liud get our prices.

We also want zi _ iantity of good clean lslati Barley- two six rowed, an Buck- wheat. _

Carter & Coilpany limited;

Charloitetown Sédsmen 3 #M31 ‘

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A few minutes after Zum-Bula is applied to 4 elf; If

burn, a scratch, or any sore place, the pain is etbppodp Mothers should never forget this, because if is ont 'if reason why Zum-Bull is the best tiling for '¢-‘fls`l_drlls's.in~ juries. It stops their crying and gives fhemgasc. Rllht from the instant of appfication healinZ begins, sind Zam-Bula heals quickly. Note these statements from

reliable persona, some of whom you may know.

llahy's Sore lli:n|cd.- . _ a

“ My baby girl had ii had sore on her chin, which was ve_ry‘pa\nf\sl, and-`=

caused her to be vsry restless. We put on some 7./in-liilic, and in a wonderfully-. short time it gave her ease. In s. few days the sore was oowpletuly he-uleil. -

Mas. E. Lociisa,

Yorlituu, Soak..

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Rusty Nall Pierced Finger.-

" I ran a rusty nail uliller my tlliiinli nail while at \vl»i'k. The pain was

terrible nliti I fearuil iii\~od-Roisiiiiilig fmiil the illrly, rusty null ! 1 iiluituil tunic

Zuni-Huii and run it into the wound, iiinl it st-\|i|»o-l this puin a|m_ost_|;dist_unt.ly.

~ ' ii t` ii in a few du 's thu would wus iiiiilu lieu .

lt kept away in auiuia lun an 5 _“___ ____ ___ 0_______

Shipley, Out.

A Brad llurn.-- "

“ in iiioving some wood ill tile stove, I hui nod my thumb very baflly. Ina ‘

few iiiillutun it wil.-1 covorod with ii big \\'lilti' i»'I\~l\'l', “Wi ill” I"-UU Will! Vvfy l~Wd- Z -ISUK W ilcii uuii lu quick tililu it gun- lilo viisl- i" _ _ AM ‘S “PP ' ii. ii. Jl;_\><l~.ii, Orgaiiist, burmuu, Man. Trike this Advice!

lf you liovii suino Hurd _]»i:icu,_lioini= slain |iia€'.'isi~,_ iioliic vlll-1 "\'_bu_f_':I _‘ir “l§,e_f_;

why continue lo sulfur pain? |_<.\ury hour you ;nltl_ur is un lifitxi \v.i.i cLiA.”_B___K cannot. do your ln~.st_ work in pnln ;_you i_un|_|ot i_-n;o)_ your \-lli\1l`0-

saves far luurc than it costs, by saving you time in :his way.

Z/iM-lillli is is " short. 1-ut,” to l-kin lieixling. Tlicrc is notliiln( WlllCll Milf! 5°

quickly und no surely. Llsuit for all i.ki|i injiir|o.~i mul ili=ic.i.sesr, l<2cv.\-ina, Q)/clears; 15100,] |'.,|5.,||_ o¢t_~_, ami f\u'l'li|-s, All ilriiggislvi nini slows, .>0_¢,_snlp 8'»__ M0 Post fron from Zasl~liuif. Cu., 'l`uruii.o, for pxivu. Rollins hui-mfli uni a ions. .

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King Georges _

KING GEORGE NAVY PLUG OHEVVING 'TOBACCO

i IS IN A CLASS BY ITSELFI

it sur asses all others in qualily and flavour because the

process by which it is made diiicrs from others.-lt is deli-_ ciously swcet and non-irritating.

SOLD EVERYWHERE: IOC A PLUG

ROCK CITY TOBACCO Go., Manufacturers, QUEBEU

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NEW YORK FISH ADS

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Ecls,Smells,l.obstcrs,Clams and Bass a Specially

M. L. SULLIVAN Qt CO

Cor. Beekman and South Sts, ) NEW YORK

Retums sent by Express Money Order

D/\ll.\' RETURNS

mi-:no Auienorns . _

uaruliuncns iiiiiiifiiifroiiiwliy N'“`°"" “wk

Any Dealer in Fulton Mnrket

i ESTABl.iSii1§D 1880

W Smeits handled in Car load lots. -fl

1-ai nsllouzm. "

‘ J. B.BALDAllF

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WIIOLEB

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ll'Bpecinlty-Bnieltn, Eels, Lobsiers and Olams.

ltelsrenees-Fulton Market National flank. New York, and any Wholesale

ish Dealers in New York.

, 56 FULTON FISH MARKET NEW YORK

B H Wll EY dt SONS '1‘ransier A ents Bo ton

D/liar nlcruicrlis' ‘ ` ‘d ` ‘ " , H ___ u__“h.ME_2wp___ i. Nsluniviiiuis soiloiiap

FRANCIS L. SCHNAUDO _

Wholesale Commission Dealer and Shipper in all kinds or _ _

FRESH FlSH'.'"'§

CLAMS, soar cnans AND 1.oss'i‘si1s.»__- ‘

"Smells and Eels s Specialty _,,‘

A no ruiion nut Mariel, Nrv.Y0Rll-_ _

F _ _rr_-_-i4itlislVlEr2wl>d - - _C05 '.54-¢f'li""S61M'm ' ’ i==i=Q | C.: E: B’ '$55 I

‘ ` wsoissais msn ml ‘

io-1 rutros _riss ‘MARKg____s

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_ wh°““k._¢¢¢;mlssien Dealers ui all kinds nt'

` ' S i Frozen Fish

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