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5  and Marmalades
There is nothing cleaner, purer or more delic-
iousin the line of jams and jellies than the products
. of the world-famed firm Cross& Blackwell. The
products of this firm is a standard by which good
jams and jellies are judged-tliey are recognized by
. particular housewives as
perfection
a pinnacle of jam and jelly
Rightnow we have a nice new line of Cross &
Blackwell’s Raspberry. Strawbeny, Plum, Apricot,
Gooseberry, Red Currant and Black Currant Jams
and Jellies. These are put up in dainty one pound
glass bottles. Also a good supply of Raspberry and
Strawberry jams are here in 7 pound tins. Try
a one pound bottle and you’ll buy a large tin. The
deliciousness of these jams will delight you.
We have Duerr's Brand of
Raspberry, Strawberry, Peach,
Green Gage, Dnmsel and Cherry
lunis. Thros are put up in
iiirc '_' pound glass bottles. -
i'ull'll want at supply of Cross
and [lint-kwell's Orange lllarmli-
1 lade, it is put up in one and two
pound glass bottles-also in 7
pound tins.
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other.
‘ We have Grape Fruit and
Ginger Marmalade in neat glass
bottles. This lille certainly rivals
the merit of this fimis best pro-
duct. llow ubout sonic preserv-
ed Pears, Peaches, l’lulns or
('ln.-rriesi’
\\'<~ have them in syrup, 2
pound bottles.
T here’s qality, purity and wholesomeness in every
icle was selected with the ut-
most care-the most palate pleasing jams, jellies possible
preserves and marma ades to procure at our price or any
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MAGNET
PARIS, revolution in
music is
sry of a
that with
tinous and
those of an organ can be produced
from string instruments, such as the
piano, violin, harp and guitar, without
a trace of hammering, scraping or
li. Boviot-ro,
to affect not only the execution but al-
PRINCESS MARY
Princess Mary will be eighteen this
month. On the twenty-fifth the Queen
will give a birthday luncheon for her
at the palace and one of the guests
will be Princess Victoria Constance
Mary of Teck. who will be eighteen in
June. It will be planned. of course.
that both princesses should make their
debut, but the Kaiser may have
changed all that. However it is said
that their majesties may hold court
at Buckingham Palace in May. Even
more than in the debut of her daughter
the Queen is concerned with hardship
wrought upon dresmakers by the war
_of Princess Mnry's. Lady ' Morvyth
Cadogan. whose sister is one af the
ladie¢inAwait|ng‘ Bettine Stuart
of Sir Hubert Tree.
WELL KEPT HANDS
a girl or a woman, for many people
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powerful
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`,~_ ~ Write for Catalogue and prices all
3 to 50 h. p.
of all kinds kept in stock.
Stanley, Shaw & Pearden
Sole Agents for P. E. I.
GUARANTEE.
We guarantee our engines to develop more than full
rated power, to be free
and material. to be exactly aa represented in every rea-
pcct, and will replace an
representation or any pa
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from defects in workmanship
y engine not according to our
rt broken through defective ma-
terial free of charge to you. provided said engine or part
la returned charges prepaid for examination.
This does not apple to repairs or replacements neccl-
oltated by neglect..abuao or natural wear.
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'l`lIE SILVER FOX RANCHING COMPANY
(Pioneer of all
There never was a
Fox Companies)
more favorable time than
the present to start in the Silver Fox Business.
When the war is ended there will be unprecedented
demand for P.`E. Island Standard Bred Silver Foxes,
- and prices will quickly jump to a much higher level.
By taking advantage of the present mark at you can
at once place your new
company on an even plane
with the more conservative of the older concerns
and make it a dividend payer equal to the best.
Your pair capitalization
figure now than would
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T' that you have the veryh
can be placed at a lower
have been possible at any
time within the past three years.
The Silver box Ranching Company breeds and
sells the very choicest quality of the Original
Standard Bred Registered P. E. Island Silver Foxes
When you buy from us you can rest assured
ighest standard of breeders
to be found anywhere at any price-the original,
pedigreed and registered strains, the very founda-
tion stock upon which this wonderful industry is
built
Seize your present opportunity.
Secure your options
HOW.
We solicit your correspondence.
. THE SILVER FOX RANCHING C0
Alberton,/P. E. Island.
53 State Street, Boston, Mass '
should you require reference as to our stanlltns. we would re-
spectfully refer you to The Bank of Nova Scotia. at Alberton and
Charlottetown, P. E. I. The Uborty Trust Company, Boston,
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anlount of self-respect and pride in
e’- sl uid
uiost <-lawlike in shape. nor is It lu
good taste to have them fairly glist-
l_\ lndlcatne of the lntoiupetence ot'
its possessor; iii fat-i, it usuall_\'
shows a teiideiioi' toward ldleliess and
fi siltialiidering of mu<~h good time to
keep it so.
'l`|le utll'llt»li\'e hand is \lsuzill_\'t-lean.l
smooth ulid firm; the nails are free
front dirt, rut around and fairly close.
and the quieks pushed back. The
nail is dt-signed to act as at reinforce-
ment to the finger and to protect the
top, and it but diminishes the useful-
ness of the finger when the nail is too
long.
With a stiff nail-brush. the hands
and nails should be scrubbed at least
once 11 day. lt is best to use luke-i
warm water in cleansing theni during
the entire year, and they should be
well dried to keep them from chap
ping. ln wiping the hands, the motion
should he toward the finger tips. lf
the hands have n tendency to chap or
to redness. keep ready u solution
composed of equal parts of rose-water
and glyeerine and immediately after
washing them. before they are quite
dry, ruli iii a few drops. Glycerine
does not agree with every skill. For
those with which it does not. a honey
solution. mutton tallow or a good skin
food cream may be used. rubbing it
over the hands while they are still
dnnip. Any excess fat remaining on
the skin surface may be wiped off
with a towel. After drying the hands,
gently push buck the cutiele ot' each
nail with the towel. Sometimes skin
irritating and chappml hands are caus-
ed by the soap used. for the same
soap does not agree with all skills.-
Womun's World.
[Ni] INUIEESTIUN
UH STUMAEH PAIN
"Pape's Dinpspsin" makoa sick, sour,
gaasy stomachs feel fine.
Time it! ln five minutes all stoni-
lieli distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eruetatlons of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Dlspepsin ls noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
lt in the surest, quickest and most cer-
tain indigestioii remedy lu the whole
world, and besides it is hnrnilees.
Millions of men and women ilow eat
their favorite foods without fear-
lhey know Pape`s Dlapepein will save
them from any stomach misery.
Please, for your sake, get a large
titty-cont cane of l”npe’s Dlapepsin
from any drug store and put your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
uiislerable--life is too short-you are
not here long, so make your stay ag-
reeable. Eat what you like and digest
it; enjoy it, without dread of rebellion
in the stomach.
Pape’s Dispepsin belongs in your
homo anyway. Should one of the fam-
ily eat anything which don’t agree
with them, or in case of an attack of
indlgestion, dyspepsia, gastritis of
stomach dersngements at daytime or
during the night. it ls handy to give
the quickest, surest relief known.
l Protect Your Eyes _
Against the strain that ooiaes
with strenuous business require-
ments ofthe twentieth century.
OUR EYIGLAOSII
methods will protect your purse.
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M. sitvcnsrou i
Ill Fill M|ll|lllSf
will protect your eyes and our 
of lalaailiatiaa. "
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LDNDO _  I0.--.’I'ho_ reduc-
bv dw lllwbt- ds; t;’:“?;utn’:'ll of' mu of _'fm °f IT\¥ss'|¢ra from suniowsrs
the Euroiiestfwsr; sipt-eased tiiooptn
lmemotaonl tntli tlliti - -
sauna. 'mme “_ tgllwga mill” ent; Vtgultge 111:; pected scarcity of butter. according
baustlou of the obellljorents.
.|Al>/inns! WA1taR'Ps on Aysgg.
lcAN coAs'.r ‘mth olmtnnp
has ordered all her worships in Pacific
waters near the American coasts. ex~
ser Asama, in Turtle Bay, to return tg
their homo stations Adviees to that
mander. Noblelrwln, of the cruiser l
New Orleans, had reported that one
repair ship and two eollle;-s were
the Ollli' vessels in the Bay.
elcwresn ln wmv ,cept more mlvsglng me wrecked emi.
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 l',{_°_§’:_';t  ‘:;°t{_‘;s"Q"_1_;‘:_'nl& LONDON. April _19.~ Reuter's Am- mon belief in ofllcial circles that the
- _ sterdaln correspondent telegruplls the fire was the work of inc(-ndlaries,
dcriige to aihl tlic_se ui;fort_\_i_i_i_;i_:;._;i__t at fouowmg: pmsumabb German _,pies
I' "mg ° her “_ al?" "lg V h sd _ "The Sl-llllsurt army commander - Today a carefully worded notice
}__‘_fu_;';’_;"_'_r9‘;__‘z_'_r"ffgo‘:_ t‘i'm;_,,°_?_f‘e is announces that yesterday forenoou-a was issued by the doekynrd nutliorl
time may inn nammtm a rl-lend “"f’“°“. "‘l"f‘“° “tracked ow powder pfs offering a reward or woo for
flu-lor: ni f Rottwell, Wurtemberg.
_ _ The anti-aircraft troops opened fire sponsiblo for the fire ut the building
3;_‘:_r_f:_'l_t_=‘|? H3_';°'“};|;'__ 5:3321" 2l;?_':f_?; on the machine. The air man drop~ slip sheds the night of January .i1.
ved Several bombs, killing two elllvl-
ans and severely :wounding ons per.
Mo__uey_ and Mugs ms T__ee_ daughte; son. The martial damage was l\lgh¢_ PRESIDENT WILSON
the operation of the -factory being un-
disturbed. 'l‘he -airmen, whose mach-
ine was damaged. disappeared ln a
southwesterly dl;-9 tl  dent Wilson urged calmness on the
THE 'MP°RTANcE OF c on part of the United States during the
ddress here
__ ,Is ALMIGHTY HEART European crisis, in an n
A well kept hand is a great asset to STRONGER THAN THl~I forma", opening the congress of the
ALMIG-HTY DOLL AR
consider the hand more indicative of_ ___ ‘ ‘ He said that he could speak on_ly in
character than the face. A reasonable L(,,\1D0N_ April 20_3h. Gmmrt general terms' “nd th” it was mais
Parker took occasion at, n meeting of
on s personal appearance io ,the pilgrims last n. ht t "_ _
Dmlnlll GIIP I0 give ill? M1103 5¢‘f;‘P“ aarm tribute to the lgnitedo Saito; gggfgldiileslieolnoawdlrllzll rgslialii egg-
|°“S °“"9- tha' tile-" may “l“"“y"’ °°k for the attitude it has maintained tions think calmlv, and be absolutely
well kept. B_ut iu giving this care. during the war He Baid_ 8 - ~
llZ\'lt10ttlll;|“l\gi;ll;?  ilinitl gfgsfggy  “Never has a neutral nation had ed States, he said, must possess the
' ` g ' such problems as the United States judicial teniperainent, not in order to
has faced with a ternperatenese, coup-
enmg with polish A son white haul tesy and moderation for which this calmly what it does itself
.- - . - - _ co _ . _"
. .. . . ___
llie American government., con-
tinued the speaker, "has pursued the
high reputation in the tleld of diplo-
maey. It has been in true sympathy
with the highmindedness and sensible
idealism of the American people in
regard to the great events of the
‘\\'orld’s history. It is not surprising,
therefore, that all the combatants in
this great war desire at least. Ameri-
cn’a good opinion."
Later ln the course of his speech
Sir Gilbert said: "In the interests of
stable civilization it is essential that
lu nteadying, wholesome, dispassion-
ate, honorable influence shall be need
in the interests of the whole world,
particularly the interests of small
nations when the end of the war
comes."
He praised the work ol the Ameri-
can ambassadors in connection with
the prisoners, nnd declared that the
editorials in the American press were
n credit to the journalists and their
publications, and showed that "Ani-
ericans understand this war even bet-
ter than we do." Ile rejoiced that
"at least the great nation has a
population nt. peace, is not building
up n debt. of thousands of millions,
or living on credit and is free from ‘
the direct disturbance of finance cans- H
ed by the premptory and formidable
necessities of war," and in conclus-
ion exclnimedz '
"The almighty heart is still stron-
ger in the United States than the al-
mighty dollar."
AN ODE T0 CALIS-
BUAR MUD FOREVER
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To the Tune of "The Maple Leaf For-
ever'
The following verses were written
by Staff Sergt. W. Scott and Il.
Scott, two Montreal boys, who are now
in England with thr Canadian Contiii-
gi-nt, Salisbury mud is the theme
wlilch they have worked into n song
nnd set to the tune of "The Maple
Leaf Forever."
lil days of war frolii Canndu`s sllorn
Pr”
ordered all station masters to plant
lnntlowers in every bit of available
jerkiness. The discovery is expected 1-|01; gunna "wud me depms' sun'
so the composition of music. WASHINGTON. April 21--Jtllln gfmdusgatlxuuggg Talatlgs mammmture
enact were received today hom Tekle ence)-'rnere was n rumor in London
It 123° -l“lN\_:l°I° Embassy the night or January am out a seri-
fh Em :say also received word ous are nad broken out ln the mg
that _ B Cl'll__lBl' Cl1lt0lB W8! U10 0!\l¥_ governniant'dockyards at Portsmouth.
'$190 l;°°.0mi\lnyiits the repair but the _government smotberfd all tn-
! D WOT Ili! Uh the Aesma- Coin- quirles with a. prompt denla and the
n
FRENCH AlR8l;g>w%TTACKED . valuable property at Portsmouth
of, a very ‘serious character and came
En l=Ac'roRv. 'riniresl extent ol me damage is still
Da
ju ._ _
“nh mms long and t_,pe|.mg ,.4 “sum untrv cannot be too grateful e He declared that he hoped that
oul . e ' '° - ‘-
Ugly course possible ,to a nation der on_d thought on every question which
1,-ous of preserving its deservemy arises, since first thoughts were usu.
allv hasty and ill-advised.
States as a melting pol of national-
i
now on its inettle to at-I rigliteously.
dcivercd. Book I K free.
ment for mankind. For Synovitis. Strains.
Gouty or Rheumatic deposits, Swollen.
Painful Varicose Veins. Will tell you
dealers or delivered. Manufactured only by
WJ. YOUNG. P.ll.!.iii lyllls lIl|.,lIonlr¢al, Can.
~,-lUfI"l'IR ,, ..
    ' ron esliltsrmi
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"'°-ll¢§¢':¢‘ 'contributed to the
°°*T\'“,“ ¢9w-onions to msn on-,em
t° I dwvttcli from Amsterdam. 'rue
ala Minister for rallwgyg has
overs. it is claimed. Yield an oil
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WHAT GENSOI-I8 HELD UP
LONDON. April 20.-(Correspoud-
:eils.or'ellminu'¢ed a-'ll mention of the
tter from press dispatches.
lt now appears that the fire Wits
ear wiping out the docks and other
arefully concealed lt is the com
e discovery of tho lneendlurles re
URGES CALMNEBS.
\VASHlNGTON, April 20.-Presb
ughters of' American Revolution.
reet for lilm to speak at ull.
The President declared that the su-
ilre of everything it does. The Unli-
dge others but in order lo judge
very influence in the United States
' d be us d to treate a sobli set
The President described the l`uited'
ties, and added that the nation wus
’ AB5OF*5‘N':v
’ enioves Bursal Enlargementl.
Thickened, Swollen Tissues,
Curbs, Filled Tendons. Sore-
ness from any Bruise or Strain;
Stops Span-in Lanieuess. Alleys pain.
Docs not Blister, remove the hair oi'
lay up the horse. $2.00 a bottle,
BSCRBINE. JR.. the antiseptic lini-
norc if you write. Sl and 82 per bottle at
Absolblne incl Absuibliie. lr.. are msd: In Clllliil-
CANADIAN ,
PAciFi¢: _
PANAMA-PACIFIC
EXPOSITION
'SAN FRANCISCO
Tickets on Sale March lst to Nov. Illlth
Limit Three Months
$130.40
From Charlottetown
Via Plctou
lloinu and Returning via Vllicago.
Going vin Chicago and
REIUYIIIITR Vll vBI’Ilf0llV(Cl`. (YY VICC VCIBH' -
$17.50 additional
W. ll. IIOWARIJ,  (f.\’.R.. Eli. John.
Geo. W.\l.LER, llominiun Express lluild-
inlt. Charlottetown.
Many li dauntless hero came
And/' planted firiil their fair wlliio
tents
Ou Salisbury's ..i1iuddy plain.
Jlere may they wave while wild winds
rave,
The three and thirty thousand brave
Curse- in the sloppy weather,
The Salisbury niud forever.
At Bustard (‘amp and West Down
South
Our brave warriors side by side
in water knee deep on parade
Bravely swam tug torrents wide.
And those night trenches that we dug 3
Tlie_v'll be forgotten never.
With Salisbury anti forever.
lil Autumn times those muddy slopes
Don u cloak of khaki hue.
But so much swearing has been fiona ,S
We've changed the color blue,
But swell the song both loud and
. long.
We'll make the torrent swiver,
'l‘he wind may ery the rain may ily,
The Maple lives forever.
Chorus
We lived on Jam and Mull-i-gan,
And sometimes we got liver,
\Ve‘ve fought before and we'll fight
_ again, _
The Maple Leaf Forever.
Mlnarifa Llnlmont Oo.. Limited. `
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St. John to Boston .... ...$5.00
St. John to Portland....$-4.50
Si:aterooms..... .......... _.$1.00
_ _ Boston, also Saturdays for Boston dir-
They ll linger in our melll0\”lPH ect. Returning leaves Central Wharf,
Boston, 9.00 a. in. Monday and Fridays
‘ for Portland, (Mondays only) Eastport
Lubec and St. John.
A. S. CURRIE, Agent, St. John, N. B.
A. E. FLEMING, T. F. and P. A. St.
John, N. B.
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Cli'arlottetown’s Greatest §Sll“ow-’
ing of Musical Instruments
lf you knew that some of_ Canada’s leading manufactuo
ers _o_f Musical Instruments intended holding a permanent
exhibit of what- they had to_sell, wouldn’t you be interested P
lf you knew _further that this was the most complete exhibit
to be seen in the _Province wouldn’t you want to see it ’
You can do all this and more--you can select the instru
ment you want whether it is a concert grand piano or a
concertina, purchase it to greater advantage and on easier
tenns than you think possible, simply by calling at our
show- rooms today. 
Whatever you buy, you want the best, don’t
you ? _Especially when you know the cost will be
very little more than the cheap inferior instru-
ments-that’s why you should come here. The -
great amount of musical instruments carried in
torily. ~~ ~ '
vfock by usis onlyanotherindicationof how well ;7"°_`T Z
x we are prepared to serve you satisfac~ 
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Fire Insurance will not replace them if destroyed.
Do you keep them in a vault ?
Do you keep them where other people can see them
You can rent a “SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX"-this
can be opened only by yourself.
We invite you to inspect our Vault and Safety Deposit
Boxes.
The Eastern Trust Company
154 Richmond Street `
‘ Quality Paints
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Time To Think About 
Brilglten and beautify your h_ome with the-
fanious _ randram-Henderson "English" Paint-the
paint with the guarantee, the best paint for all
PUTDOSCS- .
Brandram-Henderson paints are superior to _all
others in every way. They can be applied easier
and more economically, they last longer loo
nicer and costs no more than many mferiorb s.
Calla_nd let us tell you why Brandram- -
eerson paints excels on_ every point why the super-
1%; qua ity _of these paints oes not increase tlie'
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(via Ft. Jolni‘l Nf'l'd)
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from LIVERPOOL From HIIIFLX
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Fennell & Chandler
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Sanitary Supplies for
Lobster Packerfs'--- ,
Every mod Lobst F t ho
Ped With the beealtnsupplieesrprtéifgayble. 
shady of this branch of our business and our work cannot be
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