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cniuoiirrouu 'doo if    ooouu
I »¢l'|'Uf°n11¢ry ffei-~|=|'s"iehssr"s~ "‘   0...
TW. flenflns, V :non,,was among
\ _-_ `th6 visitors totheedity yesterday.
._  T      H""1" “Z T""`f  `r \»"~ ~»~.\t\ _. D- Gordon. Summerside, was anion! 1°/
_ _   _ those registered at the Queen Hotel, W. E. Hyndman, City, was s pas-
» ' f ~ - _  UW. Y¢ll1°Y\l8y. senger to Georgetown on the mail
_ ' ' 5, -- special last night.
,-'_ _ ‘ §-; Cent. wsiirer, si the C. G. s.
'j _ - i  Ffallli. came to the city yesterday T. Edgar McNutt, city, was regis-
 . ,Z mm G°0I‘E€ll0Wl1. r tered at thed King Edward Hotel,
‘.  . ,' ,, _ ` i' Y-
h I\‘mdY s "  . . .;  _   __m~ ev- _ éhditked, city, isis _ _
0 ou Have Al . . \ " ` ` " “MHZ OD 0 mail special to Robert McRae, of R. E-_ Mutch & _ '
in me ‘V over 30 _ viays Bought, and which has been Georgetown on s short trip to Bos- Co., city. was a passenger to George- _ _ ~_  ___
y0a\`5» has borne the Signature of ton' town yesterday afternoon
‘Z   "' - his per- 'ph »
so e city market yeste d W t F f, I th fi l Wei
s ’  A1Tg‘lv5:_§’?;'~;=;_l_<)>!£l pirico its liifiiiicy, poorly attended and as a hegillt vfl: & FL;-fse(:_nSta{ileey (bridge, ilsmatopreserliz
All Colinterfelts, Imitation; -md “J cc<.ivc5ouintl|ig_ prpples did not vary from those last in Ham” supmntendmg the (1.3.
Experiments that "U10 with- _ ust»iis-g‘oo4l” are but  t;_s_hed and which appear elsewhere charge of the cargo of the schooner
Infants and Chudr _ _ and endanger the lleultli of B i”“°' Freddie Higgins _
and has been mode undef- __
°“_L\D0rlel1ce against Experim . _""
V    glgegm of M°"`l9°“ & Clafk. Sinn- Gregor, enroute to Suuiuierside, who; A. -1
_ __ 591 F. Came £0 the City YCSWYGBY died recently in Boston came to the ' “_
I Uagtoria is a 1, rm] ,n 9 li last “ight 011 U19 mall S1990- city yesterday by the mail special _-
"“"° D R M°m=°" and P G Clark. of 'rue body oi the inte Roderick Me
il css substitute for C g ini to Gsor et t M _
gone; Drops and Soutmng Symlm It  051 ton on __ b_§___n<;i:_p tipprou s to snc  vg_iéai;s forwarded to its destina.
~ contu ns ncltlicr Opium, Morpliiiio n ' ' _'” ' ‘i `
substance. Its ago ls its guarantee 1otrd:s)illl.L1_ Nmcouc 1 Rant' T' B' poucettg' Rusticovme' Prof’ Th°°' Ross’ city' °f the P' E'
and ulhiys Fcverlslincss. lt curcs.D' ION “rolums tbw all lheimml special 'to George' I' Department of Agriculture' was a
Colic. It relieves Tectliin 'i‘1~ ll mrrhmamld “md whelle lis niglllt 'or w0“vlue` N' B" passenger on the eastern tram yes'
mld Fl_"_u1__ _ I __ 3' _ our eg,¢u,-es (/~0,,_,,tilm“0“ _h G __“1 £8119" Charge 0_1 the terday afternoon. He went to St.
1"*-Y- ii a.~;.,ii:illzitvs tho Food, 1'u;;'le1ittcs thu if °°"?" R~ P. 9. for Weirs & Margaret's, where he delivered a_ lec-
Stomucli and Bowcls givin li l' , '_ Yf°» Manley Bridge- .ture last night.
The Cmldr U, _ v _ L5' cu shy uiiil _iiiituiuil sleep. ___
0 is 1 auucco. Tl f .i _ . , _ '
_ 10 M0tllcI‘ S 1 llcud. HGV- l100rge Millar,_A1berton, ac- H. Craswell, Treasurer of the P. E.
 igmpanyiug the remains of his mo- Island'0rphanage, Mt. Herbert, ac-
E I    ther who died recently, arrived in knowledges with thanks the following
,le city yesterday and ieit last sum .$4.25 from L. 0. 1.. No. iiao,
V B th . lllglll l0I‘ Tafv-mHg0U¢l1t_%. N. S. where `I-Ieatherdale, which is the proceeds of
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e iii ou ave ways Boo ht mi..  
Miss Grace ‘Messervey and Miss
Allele Gordon, pupils of the princip-
al’s department of iPrince Street
S°l1°0l. have been awarded by the A.
N. Palmer Co. of New York with the
Palmer Method Progress pin for effl-
ciency in muscular movement writ-
in Franklin
two bed quilts from Mrs. J. M. Coles,
Milton. `
F eats e Signature Of me nmtherrs funeral will take Place. a lecture by I-lev. A. S. Stewart; also
Miss May McLeod, of the General
Hospital, Needham, Mass., daughter
of Angus McLeod, City, was a pas-
senger on the mail special last even-
ing returning to Needham after at-
tending the funeral of her brother,
the late G Oliver McLeod She will
be accom anied as far as Boston b
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1 I Mass., Monda f Alb rt W. New- ' ' ‘
|1 Us , Y 0 e Miss May McNevin, City.
'nit c|:n1'suiiecoMqii?i1r119iyi1?vr  Years comb' aged 50' He leaves R widow' _'_
s1'n¢|:1-,nrwvonii crrv nee Mi
' ' S9 W€bBl»€l`. (Sister Of A. J. and Miss Jean McLeod, formerly of the
 4~A~Webi°°fG1~f\'=~ > do ' i i
B l` 8. O E OWU 8.Il
five children. A. J. Webster is now
omestic Science Departmen of t e
Hillsboro Consolidated School, was n
S .... .___ _ _ Bn l'0l.lt€ 110 Franklin to attend tl1€ passenger 011 the mail gpegial lggf,
funeral-
evening to Georgetown en route t
C .. .
falnlly to express my heart felt Montreal ana then pioceed to Vau-
_ . 0
‘ (5 M _ --- Vancouver, B. C., where she will -lo-
I R  I _desire on behalf Of myself and cate. She will s end a few da s in
thanks to the omccrs and soldiers of
the Salvation Army, and to the
coiiver direct. .
We have this celebratedHiiir'l‘onienowinstock. Unanuallcd [fiends Kef19l`allY, fOr their killdlless Miss Maud Murphy Principal `0f
usa hiiir growcr.iiimilr._iff cuieuud gciicruldrcssiiiiziurthc hair. to us, in our loss, sustained by the the Georgetown School, came to the
506 and  8 l)0lll¢. llufnmt-5 Of 0l1_l' house 0" Slmday. city yesterday afternoon on the mail
S01s,»\g@mg_ ' lV_l*1\”Cll 5l1h~ Signed,-Mrs. Eliza Wil- special from :Georgetown and is en
-_ 1181115. Cl1&I'l0l1l50l20WI1. P. E. I. route to Summerside in response to
7 *-- a tele ram received esterda an-
Rev. M. Smith, of St. Dunstan‘s
College, delivered his illustrated lec-
ture "The Passio Pl " l t ni ht
3 Y Y
nouncing the sudden death of her la-
ther, the late Charles Murphy, ofi
o I1_ ay BH g Summerside, particulars of which ap-
Csr. Gi, Geo. io Ki, gi., _ before a good audience iv bflsemevhpear in the Prince County Column.
|L The MacKinnon Drug Co
NOTICE _l
I hereby notify the Public that i have purchased the entire stock.
and Zoodwill ol the lliivison Unilertukinir C0 and as-I have no conn
9011011 Wll-ll "ny Co or Undertiiksr in tho Proviiice i will ,
be in ii position to guarantee satisfaction when your orders are f '
intrustcd to me when the service of our profession is required.
Yours
A. H. WA DMAN
F l D' t l E i »
un€r1i0mé_i;e§__pi‘1_;i_i1< gibbilmer
ti l further notice.
I HOTEL _
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NEW YORK C|'l'Y. ' _ iixiu. ._
Wiihiu _Easy Access of Every Point of
interest. liult Block from Wuuamnkcr ii, _
_ 5 minutes' wulk of Shupplntj District.
l\'U'l'BD l-‘0ll: Excellence ui ul=lni:.Guiu
f t bl Ap infnicnts. Courieuus Serv- ' |
i or llinflind llomcllke Sunouilaings. - . \',l;l ' ‘ l
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Opposite Baptist Church Phono £89 J. nilgsidence King Edward Hotel I
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Tenders For Coal.
Charlottetown, Summereide and
Georgetown, Also Hospital
For Insane.
Dopuimtnf of Public Worlu . ‘
Charlottetown, P. E. I--
`_ March Zlsl. l9l|.
SEALED TENDERS Will Be
Received at this Office Un-
til Noon on
Monndir, Ariui. ioih. ioii
from any person or persons willing
to contract to supply the Proyin-
cial Building, Law Courts, Prince
of Wales College, Georgetown.
Court House and Jail, Queerfs
County Jail, Suninierside Court
House and Jail, Hospitalfor the ln-
sane and Provincial Infirmary with
coal at per ton of 2240 lbs. to be
delivered in the vaults of the above
mentioned buildings at the cost of
the Contractor by Ist September
next.
Weigh Scales to be approved by
the Department.
Full particulars as to the quan-
iity and kind for each building may
be had at this office. _
The names of two responsible
persons willing to become bound
for the faithful performance of the
contract must accompany each ten-
der. - 5
The Department does not bind it-
self to accept the lowest or any ffm'
der. ‘
Tenders-» to be addressed to the
undersigned and marked, "TEN-
DERS FOR . COAL.”
L. B. MCMILLAN.
Secretary Public Works-
3-d22.*2Si'1f9Tf».3T3’:U.’i°;'f22.29.s.1°
A CROWN Ol" GOLD
is_whiit_}ve'<l ull snatch. ifwe cpuld. WE
offer it,il you teeth need (sold Lrownszand
you ciui rely upuiitlic expertwork_as well
as the pure quality oftie material, fax-
””" ni-:Nriit woiui
in ull its briinches.l-iouest dealing, fair
treatment, and quick work expertly done.
WHICH 1iii<iANs i>oLL.\ns s/ividn 'ro You.
Let. us crown your helpless teelh` Our
methods ure absolutely D8lHl8HB~ Exim”
iniition free. |25 Q st.
° ueun
llr Robins N .. .. . .....
e ear
Ph on c 275.1 . . _
REM0l/Al.
Moved froiu i2o Kent St. to _73
Chestnut St , Dr. E. M. Crossman,
Eye Specialist. 3--23llIW-
-‘ri-I _ -_ani
Grand Trunli Railway System
' REDUCED RATES
ln effect until April iolli Inclusive.
Second Class Colonist fares from Char-
lolieliiwii to ii
Nelson, Vancouver, Victoria » Vin
Wesiminster, B.C ~ 1',-,,,-0
Sea.tile,Spokane,Tacoma,Wash. ‘HAS
Portland, Ore.
San Francisco, Los Angeles, l olgjad
San Diego, Cal.  "o°a5
Mexico City, Mex. $5 -
Low rates lo many other P°l"t’» and
also from other stations on the Grand
Trunk Railway System
Tourist Sleeping Cer#
Leave Montreal for Chi_Cl\8° 0" M°“'
days, Wednesdays and Fridays- Bl I3-25°
m Berths, which may be reserve in
advance rivai is _
pusengers holding first or s_econd_ class
tickets on payment of nom_mi\l ciarge.
Connection made with _trains cnr\'Y|“B’
cars of similar style at Chicago.
For further information apply lv .l
Quinlan, D. P. A., Montreal or
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P' ' 'l ble for accommodation of.
of Cathedral. The Rev. gentleman.
was present at the play last year and,
the splendid views of the play and
the locality surrounding it were of
great interest. The lecturer presented
his story of the play, its characters
and presentation in a clear and force-
ful manner and the lecture proved a
highly interesting and educational
literary treat. ` ‘
The County Court opened in Char-
lottetown yesterday morning in the
Court House. A number of cases
stood for trial on the docket among
thosealready tried being: Alex. Mc-
Phail vs William Dockendorfi, action
for wages, judgment for the plaintiff.
James Paton and anor. vs. Alexander
Sangster, an absent debtor, judgment
for plaintiff. Charles Lyons vs Alex.
Sangster, an absent debtor, judgment
for plaintiff. The case of John Horne
vs Albert Clow, North Wiltshire, an
action of breach of warranty arising
out of the.sale of a horse, was be-
fore the court at the time of its ad-
journment last night and a large
number of witnesses had been exam-
ined. Stewart, K. C., for plaintiff,
and McPhee and Johnston, K. C., for
defendant.
The contract for an addition ol
seventy-two feet square to the drill
shed at Charlottetown has bezn let
to D. B. Huntley. This addition will
he two stories high. The lower floor
will he used as a gun room, 40by 50l
feet, and there will be two large
rooms for the Army Medical Corps
and g, store room on the ground
floor. The gun room will be open,
from the main drill hall, being con-1
nested therewith by archways. Thiii‘
room is iintend-ed principally as a
storage place for the guns, thus leav-
ing the drill hall clear for driilmg(
purposes. On the second floor there
will he a large band room for the 82-
nd Regiment with clothes room ad~‘
joining and also .3 store room for the
82ml Regiment, which will be 20 by
40 feet.- There will also be on this
floor u large lecture room for the
Miss Murphy, while in this city, is
the guest of Mrs. L. G. Henry, Bay-
field St., a. neice of the late Mr. Mur-
phy, who will accompany Miss Mur-
phy to Summerside today.
The Montreal Herald says; The,
Maritime Provinces, which last year
sent. fort-h the winner of the big Bos-
ton Marathon, in the person of stur-
dy Fred Cameron, since recruited to
the professional ranks, .will this
classic by Tom L0ngboat's double,
the sensational Prince Edward Island
Indian .gal1oper,_ Michael Thomas.
Thomas is -a ringer for that other
great Indian ru-nner, Tom Long-
boat, not onlygin style, but in face
and figure. He"rur`is with the same
ground-eating stride and easy style
of Longboat, but, unlike the Hamil-
ton Indian, is a total abstainer and
doesn’t smoke. He leads the simple
'life in the Indian village of Lenox
and is as taciturn as the Indians
Fe-nnimore Cooper portrays.
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Do Your  
Hens Lay '.7
If not, 'read wh at
Charles Richardson of
Port Colborne, Ontario,
has to say
“I have been from i2 to
15 dozen eggs short every
week during the timel was
not using your “Royal
Purple Poultry specific.”
Profit by the above ex-
ample and GIVE YOUR
Army Medical Corps thirty. feet
and the balance of the space will be
taken up by 9, room for the use ol
the Signalling Corps. The plans for
this new addition were prepared byi
C. B. Chappell and work on the con-|
tg-get-an $8,000 one-will start af.
once. The addition is to be built on
the west, side of the present shed in
the vacant space at the back of thc
armories.
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ile up your co-inter as you may,
-Bake up weekly loads of Floun-
Shout from the housetpfs of' Bread
goodness-But if QUALIT be lacking,
go, way back and ei! down l What we
insist on-qua|i3'_- QUALlTYl And
you‘ll always fln it in our
EVAPORATED CREAM BREAD
Prove it for your self.
w. K. Romans, c. 'r. A. _   e 2 aes
HENS A CHANCE.
70 days treatment for 25
hens 50 cenis. -
Johnson & Johnson
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Macs Syrup of
Pale, weak people, or
those suffering from sto-
mach trouble or pulmon-
ary complaints will find
Ma`c’s Syrup of Hypop-
hospbites thebest remedy
and tonic for their indi-
vidual complaints.
It is a stimulating to-
nic that builds new bone
and tissue, adds years to
your life, gives you per-
fect health and buoyant
spirits. There is none
quite as good sold any-
where else.
Mac's Syrup of Hypophos-
phites ia 'the best spring ionic
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The busiest store on Charlottetown busiest _Street
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Splendid Showing,
of Spring Suits
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suits that this store has ever made--is now ready for
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f  FINEST showing of spring
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you. in the mantle room. You will notice that there -
is a mdcndifferencgwbetween last season's suits and /‘
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.dp
these-m_s_i_iil_y_ip__tlic__shoi'tn§ss of the_coats--and the
narrower cut of the skirts.
These suits are the product of the two best makers
in the Dominion-they are well tailored-they fit-and
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r-ml _
Fine hard finish worsted makes up a
pretty suit, of which the coat is short, with
5 close set buttons at front. Finely mould-
ed and well tailored, lining of polonaise silk.
Skirt is new .narrow model col- '
ors,navy, black, green, walnut. .. 
A notably effective suit comes in fine
hard finish worsted with inlaid satin at
collar.° The lining is a good polonaise silk.
Coat is 4 button model-quite short. Very
pretty skirt in latest model. This
suit in black, navy, green at. . . . . 
A very handsome little suit, is made of
black and white tweed, with coat in hip
length. There are three large black but-
tons, the new deeply sloping revers, are
half-faced with black satin. Plain
._ l  shapelirigs_s_i,s__plit_@o_stay. K
Suits of wide wale serge, made in “Misses” model
-just the right thing for the little woman. New short
3 button coat, side pockets, semi-fitted back. Skirt in
trim new model, colors shown are navy, grey, green, ‘
si-s-is.;i€?f1i‘ffi‘f__if‘f%__??%?i‘f;___??iif__2ifffff $15.50 -
Handsome wide wdle sexge i
black, navy, walnut and grey. This
is a particularly fine fitter---very Sm:
stylish. Four button coat, is madi
plainly, but is slightly ornaiiientei
small buttons-~-new model narrow
skirt ....... .......--...... ....5
Covert clotliis the iiiater.'ia1‘ w
prettily made up in liandsoixie sho
light tan. The short coat has 6 c`
buttons and is brightened up with a t
brown soutache braid. Sltirt of
new model. This pretty s'.i'it. . . . S
Latest New York iiioflel, in fin
worsted, has hip length coat---2
slightly cut away model. The lin
fine stripe silk. The skirt is the ne
hobble model, beautifully tailored a
balanced model. This is' one 1
smartest ' suits we have ever i
neat,welltailoredskirt..........$22°00 shown..............,,__,,_,_, $1
A _.1 1 _ . H ._ . H , _ m
particu ar y strong line of misses suits for Liie little wo
about 5 ft 2 inches tall -who weighs 11010 120 pound s.---Does this
you P
year be represented in -the Bean City'
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Get ready now for
Spring°s hard 'rains--
A splendid showing of waterpro.
Ou y s spruig and so much lower in
said the young lady in the department when the advertising man cal
" rraincoats are love] thi' ' -- ‘ ‘
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information. The showing is wonderfully complete-and as to price.
are a few. '
HARD FINISH worsted effect wafer-
proof, is cut plainly with full back, high
military collar--plain buttoned front|$7 
navy orfawnspecial.. . . .. .... . . . . 1
` CRAVENETTE waterproof ulster is
shown in good pattern, dark grey. with
blind stripe, shoulders are lined, buttons
covered to match coat, a splendid 
garment for rough weather. . . . .. e
has a kimona sleeve, high military
vertical pockets very full back,
coloreblack steel grey and fawn
A very rich and handsome wat
of striped sicilian is cut iii double l
style, with coat sleeve, fancy milit:
lar---two side pockets---a very
haiidsomeigarmeut. . . .  . . . . . . . S
HA_NDSOME waterproof silk
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'Better grade models 13.50, 15.00, 16.50, 18.00, 19.(
Little» Girls Waterproof Cape $3.35
This is a notably attractive model---supplied in all sizes .fromf 8 to 16 y
The clothis a fawn, light weight raiiiproof material, laidinside hood with c
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elastictopullonovertlieheadl    .. `
We'll make your old rooms
look like new rooms-+
really tasteful paper will make in the home. Now--if you have a r
two that needs to be freshened up-just drop in and talk over the ni
we will suggest a scheme that will result in delightfully tasteful att
walls-andat a surprisingly low figure. Nearly 500 different papers to
from--from ordinary kitchen papers up through the most modern id
NOT EVERYBODY REALIZES WHAT a mighty improv
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decorative art.
Papers per double roll 7c, Sc, loc, I5c, 2oc, 2 5c to $25.00.
f.=‘ `\ i
Hypgphgsphftes _ | 
ou could possibly serurel
Rrice, per bottle.. . . . ..$l.00
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A New
Policy
covering Total Disability is now issued by the
Sun Life of Canada. For particulars apply
to
E R. BKOW
Manager For P. E. I.
Charlottetown
dmwm
a. lot of good qu
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Voaland
We are prepa
mutton for whic
highest shipping
Call or write.
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