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yesterday .with Al-
bion-,~ Nut and Al-
bion ‘Round Coal.
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Liyin
Landing today per Schooner
Telephone, 600 barrels and
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FORMALIN:~--for the
prevention of Smut in
Wheat or Grain, or scar
on Potatoes. lt pays to
use it. Full directions
on each bottle. »
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Sheeping,Diping
° Powder
The best known means
of destroying all the ticks,
stopping the fiy, prevent-
ing and curing the scab,
and promoting t h e
growth of wool.
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DR. DeVAN’S FRENCH PILIS f.‘if.°h3C
gulatlug Pill for Women. $5 a. box or three for
$10 Bo d at all Drug Stores. or mulled no an?
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I-“W-._ & B.” Lawn Mowers
G0-» WITH A SMILE
because they run easi-
ly and cut closely, mak-
ing it less work for the
operator. They have
self-sharpening,ball bear-
ing and cutting adjust-
ments of latest design.
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LAWN MOWERS ,-
are our first choice, because they are the best values
_we could find toloffer our customers. _
_Call at_qn,r_store and we will demonstrate the
`. superior features of the ~“W. & B.” Mowers.
 range _from $4.50  ......$10.00
GRASS CATCHERS
Catch grass while cutting, and will fit any lawn
mower. _ -They have canvas sides and Galvanized
Bottoms. Prices $1.20 and $1.60 ea. _
_ WHOLESALE & RETAIL
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MOORE &_. McLEOD'8 store closes
'at 1 p. in. Thursday, King’s Blrthtgay.
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SCHOOL HOLIDAY.--The city
schools are closed to~day in honour of
the King's birthday. __
THE PICTOU BOAT.-The North-
lumberland docked at Charlottetown
,Iu_st_evening at 7.50 o'clock.
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NEW SIDEWALKK-A new plank
sidewalk is being laid down on Cum-
berland Street, betweeii Kent and
Fitzroy Streets.
AN ACCIDENT.-A slight accident
occurred on I’ownul street yesterday
_afternoon when a horse, attached to s
carriage, owned by Mr. Arthur God-
kin. took a fright and ran away, throw-
ing the driver, a man named Bailey."
The horse had one of the tendons of
one; leg cut. ~
A GOOD LITTER.--Mr. Cephas
Mallet, Manager of the Beach iiill
Fox Co., was in the city yesterday.
Ile reports having 23 pups in 6 litters.
This is a patch company, und among
the 23 pups are 6 handsome blacks.
These foxes were supplied to the
Company by the Canada Fox Ex-
change and Investment Co. a your or
two ago.
T0-DAY'S RACES.-A good after-
noon’s racing is looked forward to to-
day,_ and lt' the entries indicate any-
thing, there will be keenly contested
engagements. f All the classes are
well filled, a few familiar names being
in the list. The following are the
horses expected to start:-2.16 Class,
l-Iilda S., Dr. Sharper, Oakley ii.. Prin-
cess Etta. 2.24 Trot, British Soldier,
Queen Alto, Cap Cresceus, Buster.
2.30 Pace, Moth Miller, Queen Kathe-
rine, Ferndale, Barney Mack, Derby.
SUMMER STEAMERS. -- Arrange-
ments have been completed whereby
the Red Cross Steamers will make
regular calls at Charlottetown en
route from New York to St Johns,
Nfld. The first call will be by the
Florizel, about the 18th. The next
will bc the Stephane. about a week
later. The intention is to have regu-
lar weekly calls after September 15th.
ln the meantime there will be two
sailings a month. The steamers are
large, splendidly fitted out for both
passenger and freight traffic, and their
regular visits iiere will no doubt help
swell the stream of summer travel this
season. _
OVERSEAS TOBACCO FUND.-
Mr. Ii. W. Viuiiicombc has ut present
about $11.50 on hand for the above
l`ulid and will bc pleased to rcccivc
any other amounts forwarded. The
following notes received from thosc
who got a supply of the tobacco, etc.,
.sent for Christmas, speak for them-
selves as to appreciation. Any amount
_ from 25c. up is acceptable. Dr. Jack
J McKenna, No 42165, l0tli Battery'
rcccivcd the purcel'ot"cigarcttcs you
so generously sent uiid,wc unitc in
heartily thanking you for your kind
thouglitfiilness. There is no present
that could be more appreciated than
it good smoke under these conditions.
Signed on behalf' of all the boys."
Bomb. Gco. A. Clark,,C. I~`. A.. writes
from Belgium: “Many thanks for val-
uable present wliich‘l have just rc-
ceived. Such things are‘very scarce
in this country at present. .Cigar-
ettes arc our heat friends now. Again
thanking you, etc. _
MISSIONARY ADDRESS.-At 'thc
St. James prayer meeting last, even-
ing Miss McCully, ti returned inission-
ary from Korea, was present. accom-
pnnied by Mr. Cho, a native Christian
who, after an 'introduction by thc
-Chuirnian, ltav. I). Mclican, gave a
most interesting address in his native
tongue, interpreted by Miss ivlctluiiy.
lie concluded his address' in English.
It was a strong appeal direct from
Korea and was thoroughly enjoyed by
the goodly audience present. Miss
McCully in her pleasant and fluent
manner told of the great good alrea-
dy accomplislietl during the past. thir-
:ty years in Korea and made a strong
appeal for thc future work which is -So
pressing at the present time. Mr. Cho
,has \becn in Dalhousie for the past
year getting an education which will
enable him to'roturn to his native
land ami prcncli the gospel to his peo-
ple, and is accompanying Miss Mc-
Cully on a tour through this province
so that those intcrcstcd may rcceivo a
iucssagc direct from the Korean Mis-
sion Field.
_ FUTURE OF FOX PELTS.-Mr. J.
-fl. Hvndman has received an interest-
ing letter from the Editor of Canada,
inc- beat-known ami leading English
journal dealing with all Canadian nint-
ters, in which hc makes the following
references to the value of fox pelts: |
_"I note your remarks re thc pelt for
which you were offered $1,700.00. This
strikes me as a very big price. I was
discussing the wlioie business a week
or two ago with one of the largest fur
brokers in London and I was agree-
iibly surprised when he expressed the
opinion that even when the industry
came down to a pelt basis, and the
large number of pelts that would bc
available were thrown on thc market,
he did not think the price would bo re-
duced more than 15 or 25 per cent.
You can easily see that even on these
figures the industry should prove ini-
mensely profitable." The Editor ol’
_Canada is not directly orfintilrectly
Interested In any fox company. -He is
_a London Journalist. and, as such has
made it his duty to investigate the
_potentlalities of the industry. He
went to the fountain head, namely-a
Ieding fur dealer, and as a 'result of.
his inquiries he is satisfied that the
future of the fox Industry on a pelt
basis is amply assured. A 15 or 25
per cent. reduction on the high price
now prevailing for silver pelts would
mean, at the most, in the case of such
a pelt as Mr. Hyndman bd to offer.
that he would obtain about $1,275 in-
stead of $1,700. __
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Harrington Presbyterian Church next
Sunday. June 6th, at 7.o'clock p. in.
. .GOOD CATTLE-Mr. Frank Drake
had'on exhibition on the Sql_lare"yes\
terday 2 carloads of choice cattle' fed
in Itustico and vicinity. Tho heaviest
steer weighed 1590 lbs. This nninial
was raised by Mr. H. Toombs.
TO-NlGHT'S CONCERT.- Miss
I’rlm'._s Kindergarten will be repeated
in St. James Hall this (Thursday)
evening in St. James Hail, beginning
at 8 o‘clock. Admission, 25c. at the
door. - _
ROCKY POINT FERRV.-One of
the most pleasant and popular sails
upon the briny is from Charlottetown
to Rocky Point on the ferry steamer
Hillsborough, and many citizens are
already taking advantage of this form
of enjoyment. The obliging and
courteous Captain M. Murphy is again
in charge this year. The time table
of the ferry appears on page seven of
this issue. 1197
ST DUNSTAN'S CATHEDRAL.-In
St D\instan's Cathedral on Friday.
Saturday Bnd.Sunday a triduun will
be held in honour of the Blessed
Eucharist and to further frequent
Communion, according to the regula-
tions made by the Iloly Father for
Cathedral churches. Benediction of
the Blessed S8.9l_'§\lIlent will take place
and sermonifdelivered on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday evenings. Sun-
day will be general Conimunloii Sun-
day for the parish.
ii0'i`EL ARRIVALS
VICTORIA.
A. R. Lewis, A. C. Rogers, Sum-
merside; C. O. McKeown, J. Craig.
E. Heaton, A. J. Mills, E. Sudd by.
Toronto; W. R. Dill, J. A. G. Iijrlils.
G. M. Schurman, Montague; J. D.
Campbell, J. C. Fair, E. A. Laughey,
J. H. Fitzpatrick, John Baker, E.
Wadsworth, Montreal; W. l. McDon-
gall, W. II. Campbell, St. John; G. J.
McQunrrle, Hamilton; A. P. Starr.
J. F. Crowe, Halifax; J. A. Mcisaac.
Woodstock; T. Kickhain, Souris;
John Gratton, C. W. McKay, Picton;
D. W. Burns, Stratford; It. B. Mor-
ton. Windsor; D. G. Iiarlow, Bridge-
town; J. I). Irving, K. C. Irving,
Buctouclic; H. M. Downing. Caric-
ton Pt.; Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. McMil-
Ian, Winnipeg; Mrs, l-*_ M¢Mill;m_ Miss
Ncli-ion, Boston.
QUEEN.
T. llopgood. Malpequc; A. F, Me-
Quald. Souris; J. W. Ellsworth, St.
John; J. B. Gaudet, Miscouche; Louis
ii. McCully, Truro, N. S.; Ii. Y. Cho,
Korea; J. N. Wetman, St. John; Itcv.
E. Macdonald, Mrs.--McI)oiiald, Lesk-
dalc, Ont. _
Hoc makin
Owing to the very limited quantity
of hogs now available. Davis & l<‘ra.'4or
intend discontinuing packing for this
season on Suturdayi- June 12th inst.
This means that hogs from the coun-
try points would need to bc delivered
to shippers not later than I-`i'iday, 10th.
ilogs will be bought at the packing-
house as usual on every day up to and
including the 12th. Buying will be re-
sumed, as in other seasons, early in
September. The outlook at present is
for high prices by that time, and
farmers could hardly make any mis-
take in having all hogs possible ready
for market carly this coming fall.
1224-6-llc o d lwk.
::Kodnks. Brownie Cameras, Photo-,
graphic Supplies, also Developing and
Printing, at Johnson & Johnson, The
Quality Drugstore. 9072-5-15Mtf.
Each Toothis A
PRICELESS PEARL
Teeth are too precious to
be trified with,have a dentist
examine your teeth at regu-
lar intervals and always use
a good dentifrice, _
1 Quality Tooth Paste
will cleanse, wh_iten and pol-
. ish the teeth without injur-
ing the enamel.
Take care of your teeth in
keeping with their value.
Use- __
Quality Tooth Paste
_ and agdod TOOTH BRUSH
selected from our stock of
guaranteed brushes.
Prices from 10c up.
Johnson & Johnson
THE QUALITY DRUGBTORE, 1'
Cor. Kent and Prince Sta. l
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Shooting
With
Ensign
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The Ensign Camera is so llrht. simple
and compact it can be carred on any
f r ll holiday tri .or outin
o you stro ii. Pl 3|
and oven a novice can get cplsn ffl
'snlps" with this premier picture
maker.
There is a size and style Iiinsiqn
Camera for every purpose and purse.
Enslgns range In price rom $1.00 up.
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f  S rr Piavsw any in tim rroviiitis. ci-iunci-I ssnvics.-service in __ ___ the “BEDS for ___-e____e_
goers to see G. M. Anderson, “Broncno
Billy," in on,ly the ordinary “wild
West" stories but yesterday it was
the great pleasure of the large crowds
I present at the Prince Edward Theatre
of witnessing his interpretation of_n
stellar role in a three-part special fea-
,ture, "The Tell Tale Hand." This
-feature is produced iii conjunction
with the prize mystery story publish-
ed in the Ladies’ World Magazine and
is given extraordinary and special at-_
.tentioii by the Essannay Company with
_the result that an exquisite production
has been given. "The plot is most ab-
sorbing and keeps the audience guess-
ing all the time. An innocent girl is
accused of murder and found guilty
on thc testimony of the real murderer,
who, to divert suspicion from ‘ him-
self, .swears she committeed the deed.
Broncho Billy" gets to work and by an
_ingenious piece of detective work
.brings the true culprit to justice and
seourosa complete confession from
him. The play holds the intense in-
terest of all until the very end and
concludes, as all good stories do, willi
the hero and heroine happily united.
“Between Matinee and Night" was
an exceptionally strong drama, fen-
tured by superb acting.
Billie Ritchie was exceptionally
irrepressible roar of laughter during
TheTBé§t`"Ti‘e*atment For .Constipatioif
The Experience of One Who Knows
Pilll
it is not diiiicult to secure a medl-
cine tiiat will effect movement of the
bowels. To cure Constipation and the
complications which arise from it is
:mother matter.
Constipation of the bowels is usu-
ally preceded by* torpid action of the
liver. I-lcncc it follows that if Constip-
ation is to be cured the liver must
be set right. And here lies the secret
of the success of Dr. Chase's Kidney-
Liver Pills. They awaken the action
of the liver and insure a good flow of
bile, which is nature’s cathartic. The
liver, kidneys and bowels are invigor-
ated and regulated, and the troubles
with the digestive system disappear.
Mr. H. M. Bell, Innisfall, Alta.'
writes: "For some considerable time
I have been using Dr. Chase‘s Kidney-
Liver Pills, which I have obtained
through your firm. I suppose during
my life I have used nearly all the
best-known pills, as I have been sub-
ct to Constipation and digestive
V .4 _ ' .- fr..
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and Places Dr Chanda Kidney-Lived'
First _ ‘ 
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i troubles. A friend recommendod DBI;
-` honestly say that of all the piill I
have tried nothing has suited me. list'-_»
ter-no griping-action always intl!!-
ed, and fine for the kidneys. This il:
how l_hsve found them after n thot*
ough test. and you may use this State-
ment if you like.” _
This letter should convince you oh
_the merits of Dr. Chase's Kidney-.
Liver Pills. butsthere is nothing like
,lpersonal experience. If you do not
(feel like risking”25 cents for a box.
_write to us for s free sample box,
mentioning where you saw this ad-
, vertisement. Put this medicine to -the
l test when you have indigesttou, con-
stipation, biliousness, backache or
_kidney derangements. The results
twill soon prove to you the superiority
lof Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills.
,One pill a. dose, 25 cents a box; ali'
ldeaiers or Edmanson, Bates Q: Co.`,‘_
Limited. Toronto. -i
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Mr. Edwards sang, by request, that
excellent and catchy song. "Take mc
Back to Canada." in splendid voice.
lic was received on each appearance
by tremendous applause, which his
excellent rendition justly merited.
SINGING THEIR WAY TO BATTLE
WITH FOEI '
UDINE, via Ptaris, June 2.-The pas-
sage through Udine of Italian soldiers
of various natlqnalitles, most of them
comlcal__yesterday in “The Avengingi Ringing the songs of their native
Dentist. ills actions produced an _____.___ |,emh_ tends to heighten the already
great enthusiasm of the populace.
the whole production of the play. ZZSPECIAL-Fifteen packages flow-lone Ummm but new as these happy!
which ran two long reels. er and vegetable seeds for 25c. at Hol-lsmging Bnldmrs pass me vast dwarf'
“Another Shade of Green" was a mHn's. See page 138 HoIman's Catal-‘wee i,elw,,en then; and the ,mid
second "screaming" comedy. 09- l2l5‘5'3ME3l- taciturn Austro-German soldiers. 
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Uuc grunt lot of luiiitlsoinc nt-\\' rlrcss goods,
iizivy, liclgiaii Iilnc, lirown, tan, grcy 'ninl
italian,'riltfhsi>.\Y      756
36 iiicli tlrcss lincn, piirc lincn, in pink, lun,
umiivc, liluc and grcy, regular 35C.;
'l`l IURSDAY .\lORNii\’(l, . .. . . . _ _ . 25C
_Iapuncsc \vovcn hand bags, just thc thing
for Tlnirsday’s afternoon picnic lunch;
twosizcs,  .. ._  ....l9c.and TSC
This Store Closes Today
Thursday, King’s Birthday at lp. m. 
ONLY _-\ li.'\Li" DAY FOR SIi()l’Pil\§(i-all your purcliascs will need to bc attended to
bctwccn 8 a. in. and I olclock. in order to make thc iiiorniiig lively and interesting, we are
zirraiiging :i list ol :ittractioiis that will make moriiiug sliopping iniglity tcuipting.
Special Thursday Morning Bargains
- ~ - ;- ' Q Jldiriixiiilo (‘. l~`. A..~writcs: “Wo Iiavi; have notillcd their buyers* that they i“Ciudl"§ ""l`l’\`-*`- *`l"~"`l‘)l5- -*CCVIICS ‘mil T)0l)llll~“ "ll ll"ll“r“"" fmt "Glow Ui lmlki blue' mauve' 
ctc.,sti‘ipcs' :ind florals, 'l`HUR5D.‘\Y,a.n1. c
odd patterns
A vcry spc
----Special 65c Shirts---50c---
New lot of limitlsoiiic Sliirts just lu, About four hundred handsome shirts,
- prctty stripes, splciidifl lzilirics. 65 cciit outing paltcriis, collars attaclictl or dc-
values, 'l`lll.`l{Slf).-\\’ . _ . . . . . . . .
._ 50C tacliabic; 'i`l l l `ltSl)/\Y !~`i’l".CI.'\i., 75C
BOYS' llI,t`)U>`l£5-zi nicc assortincnt, _just arrived, .zo dozen sample caps in
all colors, kliaki, wliitc, blue stripe; ‘ ncw designs, grey, blue or brown. All
corkcrs at      59C dandy. $1.00 to $1.50 value ior.... 75C
FRi'1F.! FRF.i’.l Fitliiil 'I`.-liursdziy morning with cvcry cash ptircliase of one dollar we
will prcscnt to any custonicr, cithcr ti Nl:`lV /"OI.[)1`N(,` (`()/l'1` ll/INGIIR OR A NEATLY
BOUND L/IUNDRY LI.$"I`
Mal.-ca purcliasc of ON12 l)()LL/\l{ iN CASII AND GET THIS SPLENDID
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.'\ grczit lot of pretty drcss ninslins, neat
Lcatiicr shopping liugs, all nice black ones,
'i`ilURsD_-\Y 1\ioRNiNi_;'_____.  506
cotton stockings in black and taxi,
Ti-lURsD.\Y .\1oRNiN<;  ._ _...I2 1.2¢
worth 750 and 85::
cial lot of wonicn’s well shaped'
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Ours Are The Better
Quality Farm Seeds
The thoroughly tested,
carefully selected kind-the
kind that grow. We have a
full line of Wheat, Barley,
Buckwheat. Corn, Peas,
Vetches, No.1 Tomothy, No.
1 Clover,lt/iangel and Tumip
Seed. _Get your farm Seeds
here, and you’ll get the high
quality kind at about the
same price as you must pay
elsewhere for inferior Seeds.
Call or write us'today
for prices and other in-
formation. Get` your
supply from this big ship-
ment we have JUST
RECEIVED today.
_ A. Horne & Co.
Kent Street, (ih’towri" $,\,;|¢
‘ _Water Street, S’side ,
» There are many ways in which many things may be done, but of all
the different ways there is but one right_way. Although the right way seems
always to be the last you thmk about, it is nevertheless the simplest and
Farming with fertilizer is the most profitable, most pleasing and satis-
factory method-the only right way. You will nnd the work easier, the crops .
larger and better, and the cost of cultivation smaller.
_ .Our Unmixed Fertilizers are the very best plant foods possible to pro-
cure. Unlike the ready-mixed kinds, you can apply these fertilizers in just
the right proportions to suit the individual requirements of your soil-_-yohifaritll 
supply just the elements your land lacks. They are more economical an
better in every way than any other.
4%-s
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