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_ Lahsizr men should eegour lin, of gun; Eye ml, -
:dz wif thE`°f," fl; ‘h_° hllhest grade of rubber boo s
oh" an __. had S-Ries The srl-es ave of na°u'al
_rm v_mYs “_ __ _f» Vcry hard und _guaranteed to wear.
M ' ",e__i: '"'~ _'__‘¥ Ply' 9. =d for silii comf-»rt,long neu'
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ONE Huumunn views.-nav. Mr.
Ycung’sleeturein Grace Church this
evening will be nicely illustrated with
upwards of one 'hundred splendid
views. There will be a silver collee-
tion.
BRIDGE WINNERS- Ah interest-
ing bridge party given in Ottawa re-
cently by Mrs. George lli. Foster Mrs.
A. A. McLean of Charlottetown and
Mrs. W. A; Buchanan of Lethbridge,
Alta. were the prise winners.
OURLING.-On Saturday afternoon
two games were played on the Long-
wortb Ave. Rink with the following
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te the [lice where it feels at
h jme-where beet photos can
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I 'ihe James C.
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,Fox Company
The Shares ofthe above
Company are being rapid-
ly taken up. Prospective
investors should apply at
once as the price will ad-
vance 'l`O $125 per share
in a short time.
‘Applications " received
by
Geo J. Rogers
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W. K. Roy
, Charlottetown
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Special Whi e a e DI” B
enact on the renewing 1113881 lYl1i*°
¢¢,t1;0m;_ White ducks, White dimities,
Piques, Suiting Linen, Lawns, Mus-
lins, Embroideries, Laces, Stamped
linens, Handkerchiefs. Flounclm:S»
Allovers and» Men’s white laundered
and unlauudcrcd shirts. M°“'B- Whm’
night shirts, etc. Special discount on
all the above off our reS“1“ l°W
price. Moore & McLeod. 3'7M3i~
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.order nntp'
Hsalinl.
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Coma into our office and have your
teslh exanlined free of charge. Orgy
takes a few mintuos and we will ieli y u
exncily what you need and it wont ccsi
you one penny. We make tgelh and guar-
anieelhem to fit energy, We also guar.
‘work Extracting and filling without pain,
price modemve.
DR ROBINS '
Exce ma
Cu re
will pernizmeiitly cure you o
- at 'once for a large jar to
Ch'Tow1i
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“Make Moore & McI..eod's your
headquarters during Seed Fair week.
Our splendid line of winter coats is
going at deep discounts and you
should' take advantage of this op-
portunity to make a big price sav-
ing. Moore & McLeod. 3~7M8i.
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"A1l visitors to the Seed Fair ,on
the 11th, 12th and 13th should visit
our store and look over our line of
winter coats. These coats are made
in the latest styles but as the room
they occupy is needed we are offering
them at big discounts. Call in and
see the line. Moore & McLeod.
3-7M3l.
"Now is the time to buy your
whitewear for next summer and while
you are in town the llth, 12th and
13th attending the/'Seed Fair you
should visit our store and get your
summer outfit. We are offering spe-
cial prices to Seed Fair shoppers.
Moore & McLeod. 3-7M3i.
, "Ask to see that line pf white cot-
ton ut '10c. per yard at the Great
White Sale. Moore & McLeod.
3-7M3l.
"The Never Slip Horse Caulks at
Cameron's Hardware Store, 162
Queen. » 2-28Mtf.
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in, 12c,, 15ln, l5c, and so on at
Cameron’s Hardware Store, ( 162
Queen next I-I. H. Brown's. Z-281/ltl.
“Stove Cement for backs of stoves,
ranges, ic. lb., at Cameron's Hard- -
ware. Nothing like it-half price oil
castings. _ 2-Z8Mtf.
'i'All you want 251: for all kinds of
leather work at Oameron’s Hard-,
wars' Store, 162 Queen, St. next to
HQH. _ Brown’s. __ 2-29MU~
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“Arrow Collars. The famour Amer-
ican collars _madc by Cluett, Pea-
body &~Co., that have always sold
for 3 for 50c. are now selling at 2
for 25c. Moore & McLeod. 8-8M8i.
'}Mac’n Blood Food is the Premier
preparation for all those suffering
from anaemia, llstlessness, lack of
blood supply or _any disorder caused
by an” impure; condition of the blood.
It is made 'i'rom= a formula that
hagbeen need for many years-ln the
leading hospitals in Europe. One box
sos. a sexes .81.i5,ev1d 6 *=°=°=
$1.50 .at ,The T'w`o~Macs, 149 Greet
qmfn gg, ‘ ., _ . _ Mllltf.
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anlee perfection in rowu spd Bridge
25 Queen Street, Next ddnr Beer & Goff
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From lland to Hand  mi  'C
Tliej :wel fuel that means more Po you ` For <
when you need it than the whites! diam
ond- liigh-qualify Coal i Easter Photos
from our yards-clean free-burning,
long-lasting Coal-fair pyricee, and fair  a‘ the
nh-ié_-.---_ 1-1
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lixcciiia or psoriasis Mail 25c.
The K. W. MCKINNUN CO
! Peoples' The
result. , Harry Miller,
Sidney Grey. L. C. Grant-Skip 5. J.
A. Moore, H. Carvell, D. B. Stewart,
W. Grant-Skip 14. A. Alley, C. Mc-
Clure, Major Leigh-Skip 10. A. E.
Inzs, Percy Pope, Jas. Paton-Skip
7.
CHESS.-Those who are interested
in chess are invited to a competition
to be held in the Y. M. C. A. The
first series of games will be played
commencing this Monday evening at
7 o'clock to which any who care to
compete will be made welcome. Dr.
Alex Ross has kindly donated a sil-
ver cnp for any competitor winning
the most games, this cup to he won
two, years in order to bs retained by
the winner. Several other prizes
have been given and as there are
quite a number of good players in
Charlottetown agood deal ol inter-
est will be taken in the result. Thc
series is two games with each person
entercd and the cmnpetitlon _will like.
ly take two or three evenings to
finish. There is no entrance fee and
all those interested in the royal game.
will he made welcome.
SCHOOL EXAMINA'I‘IONS.- The
following is the standing of the pu-
pils, who have attained the highest
proficiency in the several grades of
Victoria High School, for the month
of February. C. B. Jelly's dept.-
Grnde `Vll-1 Dorothy Clark, 2
Gladys Clark, 5 Lorne Lea. Grade
V11 Eleanor Clark, V2 Winnie Willett,
3 Wesley Clark. Grade V-1 Laura
L0l'd. 2 Windsor McLean, 8 Crilly
Lea. Grade IV-1 Marlon Lea, 2
Ada Clark, 3 Pauline Miller. Ruth
Boulter’s dept.-Grade III- (Senior)
1 Thelma Trowsdalc. 2 Claiide
Snow. Grade III (Junior)-1 Clidord
Lea, 2 Joe Miller, 3 Elsie Boswell
Charlie Logan. Grade I (Senior)-
Marv MacQuarrle, 2 Whitfield How-
8-ft. 3 LeRoy Howatt. Grade 1-
(Junlor)-1 Everett Wotton, 2Karl
BOUIWF. 3 Kathlecu Clark.
WEDDING UEIJLS.-The home of
Mrs. Samuel Prowse, Sherwood, was
the scene oi n. most happy event on
Wedneerlev evening, Marsh stu, nr s
o'c1ock when her eldest daughter Lil-
lla" MHY. was united in holy wed-
lock to Ernest S, Howard of Govan,
Sauk., son of Wm. Howard oi Corn-
wall. The' ceremony was performed
by Rev. E. A. Westmorland; assisted
by Rev. Goo. Sellar, uncle of the
groom, in the Presence of a largc
company of invited guests. To the
strains of the bridal chorus from
Lohengrin, the bride entered the par-
lor ou the arm of her uncle. J. T.
Ferguson, who gave her away. She!
was beautifully gowned in a hand-‘
some drcss of grey silk with trim-
mings of lace and wore the tradition-,
al bridal veil caught up with flowers.
She carried a shower bouquet oft
white roses and maiden hair fc’rn and
was attended by Miss Lottie Howard,
sister of the groom, who wore a
charming dress of pale blue silk.
Stanley Proivse, brother of the bride,
ably supported the groom. After the
ceremony a most bountiful repast
was scrverl in Mrs. Prowse's best
style, to which all did ample justice.
The rest. of the evening passed all
too quickly in music, singing and so-
cial convcrsation until, the woo sms
hours of the morning. The large dis-
play oi elegant and costly wedding
gifts testified to the universal popu-
larity of the contracting parties. The
groom’s nresent to the bride was a
handsome ,gold bracelet and to the
bridesmaid u gold brooch. The hap-
py conplc left next morning on the
special to Georgetown en route to
their homo in Saskatchewan where
the groom is one of the most success-
ful farmers. They are followed by'
the best wishes of a host of friends
in this province.
::Atlas Stock Food is s. most high-
Grads 11-1 \v1nf1e1q Came,-on ,Q incc iecl at home in these Western
OHIMEB OF NORMANDY.-Crowds
are coming in from the country on
Easter Monday and Tuesday nights
to hear the Chimes of Normandy.
l LECTURE TONIGHT.-Rev. Geo.
M. Young will lecture in Graes Ohurelr
this eveninl. taking as his subleet,
What be saw in the Catacombs lu
Rome.
HARD TO BEAT.-According to
census figures the average value of a
farmer's complete outfit of land,
|building~e, live stock and implements
I
in Nova Scotia is $2,008 per farm,
while in Prince Edward Island it is
$2,907. Nova Scotia has ten times the
area of the land, - over five times
more_population and nearly four
times as many farms. It's hard to
beat the "Garden of the Gulf."
l ANNUAL MEETING.-The Ladies'
Social Circle of the Presbyterian
|Church at North Tryon held their
,annual meeting at the home of Mrs.
S. N. Dawson on Tuesday afternoon.
After summing up the business for
the past year, they proceeded to
elect. the otlicers all of whom, but
the vice-president, being re-elected.
After doing considerable business
they adjourned to meet, next month
at Mrs. Percy Dawson’s, 'l'ryon`.
(From Saturday's Evening Guardian)
FAST DRIVING.-At the Char-
lottetown Police Court this morning
three persons for fast driving were
ench fined $4 and costs.
THE INWARD TRAINS.-The sou-
thern express arrived in Charlotte-
town toilay at 10 a. m., fifteen 'min-
_utes late and the eastern express at
10.45 a. m., twenty-five minutes late.
‘ A WOHTUY SON.-Adolph L. MC-
Intyre, of Vancouver, B. C., is spendq
ing a few weeks’ vacation in San
Francisco and other bay cities, visit-
ing friends and enjoying California's
balmy air. Dolph, llk'e his athletic
brother, Cilicer P. A. McIntyre, of
the San Francisco police department,
is a splendid specimen of the P. E.
Islander, a native of Selkirk, in that
province.. Mr. McIntyre has lived in
British Columbia for five years. and
for the past two years has been en-
gaged in hydro-electric work for the
| Vancouver Power Co. On his trip to
Oakland Mr. Mc yre was accom-
unicd across WH' by Joseph P-
l\icCorrn.acli, who never tires of mak-
ing strangers from his native prov-
cities, says the Oakland Maple Leaf.
'.'Our Cream of Violets and Witch
Hazel is a fine article for chapped,
rough and burning skin. There are
many people who don’t like some
kinds of witch hazelf _and face creams
but they find this preparation most
pleasing, .At the price 25c. it is hard
to heat and' you can get it only at
The McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Gt.
George und Kent Sts. MU-
::Something new in confectionery-
Diana Bon-Dons-French and Bologna
Mixtures, Pineapple. Rasllberrv. Ulm'
on and Almond Cushions, Walnut
lS.¢;tins, ctc. 50c. lb. Try them. E.
lA. Foster, Central Drugstore. 3-8M3i.
,, Want a Watch? ___
ij Re rember cn* big closing
._ ni.t ~ale continues, until eve' y
' watch is sold \N¢.’\c sofd
._ newly
f -1 200 Watches
if _since beglnifng this sale. fill I
ij '.'.e still have nearly O NF.
if 1-luminal) 1z1<:1.1.\n1.1-:
15, ou.\RA1~:'i‘snn w.i1'c1»1.
' ES, whizli ue are offering
' 11' p'a':tical1y \Vl-IOLIS "ALE
_. PRICES.
There is only one place to
buy watches while cur stock
lasts.
store, Agent, a-smunzi.
ly concentrated food andmedicine. G. ‘
We know it will do the work; we can _ _
prove that it has the virtue. Try one }cweiler- Opf.1Ci8ll
package under absolute guarantee
and be convinced. 25c. and 50c.
pkges. E. A. Foster, Central Drug- _ _ *_
"Chair seats sold b the width 12 =`~~'. ' r ' ' ' ' '
atre.T'o11ight `
,_  Cpmplete in
‘flhe Wives ol
~ PRODU fl _ _ _
Ireland and Jamestown Virginia
_ an Historical event all should sec
two Parts
Jamestown”
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Patbe* Weekly
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_ _Five Cents, Ad
Showing liuzihig, and his _
wonderful Auto-sled
Suffrageiies,` on' their hike
_ inthe Capitol ' 1
mission’    Tnbafca _
r mise me--in
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timing ` '
Silk ~Shirtwaists.iii
ilub on “Nervi _¢”
*Il Will Cure Your Lchinj INK
Stop Your Suffering, Keep
_ You Will
BACK HIFFFERERB, READ BELOW.
--_.
"I an. just so delighted with the
comfort Nerviline brought me that I
want to talk about it all the time,"
writes J. C. Coughlan, of Saskatoon.
“For ages l have been siibiect to an
aching. dragging feeling at the base
Of the Shine. When attacks come on
it made rry whole bndy ache. It ap-
peared as if I had taken cold and a
soreness developed all through my
muscular system. When in Winnipeg
one day n friend spoke to me of Ner-
vilino, and I bought a 501:. bottle.
That was the best half-dollar I
ever spent, it did so much for me.
ll. is hard to convince some people of
what a really good medicine can do,
but there will be no sceptics after
they try out Nervlline. It use it for
everything now. It's fine for rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia, and all sorts of
muscular pain it cures quickly. But
internally, if possilile, Nervillue is
oven better. It cures a crsmp in ten
seconds, und, as for gas and upset
or sour stomachs, nothing can excel
Nervlllnc. I think it should be kept
in every home as a protection against.-
suddcn ills, and also to cure ills that
resist other treatments."
Family size bottles, 50c; trial
size 251:; at all storekeepcrs and
druggistn or The Catarrhozone Co.,
Builalo, N. Y., U. S. A.
ANUTHEH EUHE
IN EHAHLUTTETUWN
\ .-
One That Has Stood the Test :oi
Time
The question is sometimes asked,
“Do the cures eiiected by the Oxypa-
thor prove permanent ?" The follow-
ing lctter from Miss Katie McDonald,
who is well and favorably known in
this city, is a suflicient answer to
said question.
Charlottetown, Feb. 24,. 1913.
Dear Sir,-It will be two years
next. July since I purchased an oxy-
genuting machine. Before that time
I suflered severely for several years
with rheumatism and the many so-
cnllcd remedies I tried never gave
the slightest relief. Mine was not
an easy case to cure, and it was
three months before I obtained much
relief 'though it helped me in obtain-l
ing sleep from the first. It gradual-
ly edected n complete cure and l
have had no return of the trouble.
l have often advised sufferers to
get an Oxypathor, and those who
have done so are well sntisiled. 'The
results have been most beneficial. 1
would not part with mine for any
money.
(Signed) KATIE l\’lcDONALD
300 Richmond St.
The foregoing letter is addressed to
W. E. Enman, Local Manager ofthe
Maritime Oxypathor Company. 30
llongworth Avenue. 3-10 M Elipd.
"MIF.I-IORS RESILVERED.-We are
getting together a number of mirrors
which need resilvering and will be
making a shipment in a few days. If
you have 11 mirror which has become
spotted or cloudy we can have it
made good as new for you-and at
small cost. Please phone or call at
once. Beer & Weeks, Furniture Head-
quarters. 2-25Mtf.
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Every style is
minute with either the higher or;
low Robespierre
frilled sleeve.
They're full sizes too and fit
perfectly, White, Black Stripe,
Black, Navy, Brown and White
As Well As
The New Collars
And Bows
Tailored Pump Bows
LOW Robespierre
Lace Collars and Cuffs
iight up to the
collar abd the
$5.75 each
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Knitted String Ties
Large Jabots
onlev Bros
The atv./uve busv Store.
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Great
Clearance   Sale
Timothy Seed
i Wanted
We want a fe w hundred
bushels of good clean T
Timothy . Seed Island `
Grown. Mail or bring
samples to us stating
quantity for sale, and get
our prices.
We also want a quantity
' of good clean Island Barley
two six rowed, and Buck-
wheat.
Carter & Company
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Charlo‘tetown Scezlsnien
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M0 KE and CHE W
LHB R
 Manufactured by '
r' at ‘ ’
RJ. McNeill's. Tyne Valley
lasting for one Month from February 201h
$10,000 Worth ol Goods lo be Cleared 0u
al 20 to 30 Percent Discount
~ P
. Men’s Serge Suits, good lining,
Ci thing De afimeni
iirely .trimmed, regular $31.00,
to clear $15.98; Fifteen Men’s
Suits- good lining and trimming,
regular price $17 on to clear $13.98;
Twelve Me n’s Worsted Suits-
good lining and trimming-regular
price $10.00, now £6 go, Fourteen
Tweed Suits, 7 oo to clear at 4.90;
Men s Ves s, 1.50 to 2-oo, now 98c;
Men’s 'l`w.e:l P.1n\s, 2'oo, to clear
1.oo; Overalls, Boy’s Suits, etc.,
at greatly reduced prices.
Men’s ard B0ys' _ Caps
Caps regular 1-1o to I 25, to
ilear Scc.; Men’s Caps. 751:, to
clear 4 c; Bois' Cap=, 25c to clear;
I6c; Boys' Caps, \6c, to clear ioc.
Boots, Shoes. Rubbers,
2co pairs Men’s and Boys’ shces,
1 4ot» 1 50, now ggc.
30 piirs Me_n’s shoes, 5; 75 now
$1.40, and same di-count for entire
sl0CR. i
zoo pai s, Meu`s Rubbers, reg-_
ular pii-ze cos: to $1.10 new 69c-
Boys’ Rubbe1s,6o: to 65r, new
39?
Clocks
Wooden Mantle Clock. $7 5_0.
sow ¢ o Wooden Msn1leClo1:kll
tie Clock 3 5o, HOW I-35-' '_
` om, Bauer. lf_IiiW"_'?‘
4-S 5
$6 59, now 3.98; Hsrbeliz:d:M!1l-,‘ g
Eggs taken in exchange;
ladies' Department
From zo p. c. io 50 p. c. :ii all
Ladie's Wear such as Underwear.
Wsists. Childrens Dresses, etc;
also Scarfe, M1154, Stc-les, initts_
Glover, Hoods, Laces, and lim-
broidery. and a splendid line of
Dress Goods at a big discount.
zoo pairs Cashmere Hose. all
sizes, regular 45c now 292; 200
pairs Cashmere Hose, regular 3'C
now 19:; 201 pairs Co‘ton Hose,
regular 20:, now io c'e1r at 12c; 39
nicely trimmed costs from $4 091°
$18.00 to clear at half price.  
Carpets sud 0iIc|othd,‘\_f,§"li6- .
Japanese floor sqdH\"!S $1351 __.~-f`
$1.40; ditto, 75c, n0W5°°'- . Z'2€~` . I
Stair Carpet, 45c yd. to ¢f¢lf-‘.3 , `
‘i   ";°15,‘2a;;.-rifle.
Steir Oil C1°.il'  now. . .-_rig
smiilwloe re um
...ms ~f~ d.-;.,»~” ,.2 ..
15c now IO! EW, Ps’l. ém
dcs;~1-'a p.nt1¢l1e.~, c.
denafégss doz; Tumblers. 75c to
‘lin is eiurow ao. T011.: ser-
I
 ,o _c;,.',_ §.,75} 'roim seof
|5.gn to clear $3 75; Oil Hives.
,oy now $1 25: Parlor LIIIIP.
300 now $1.90-
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