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 Z lCllARl.0'l'l'E_'l`0WN AND QUEENS. COUN'|'Y “
_ .Children cry _for |=| t 1, » 
‘ ‘ `\‘ _ -1- passenger east yesterday afterno .
‘\‘~ ~~ ~ .A \.. Mrs Artemas Enman, Vernon on
- River. is spending a few days in the Mrs Busan Lane, Hermitage, re-
alli? tiltrned yesterday after a visit in this V- 3  ,_,;, if _
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e c er S It Days to buy in this province i D L McKinnon, M. L. A., was s  sw" with "W smck V
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yesterday af Mrs Dr Collins, Vernon River, was - - \'
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W --  ° vs 0" ° ° W V” The busiest store on Charlottetown’a busiest street.
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The Kind You H i1®&l'9»l1f2¢ yesterday and its work was Miss M. Irene McBeath, Marshfield, , _.
m I ‘“'° A1“"‘YSB0112l1t, and nhlch has been greatly appreciated arrived last night from asuvsn, -
um or ov” 30 years’ has b0l'\l0 the signature I
  ` J * A A   A ` fi Cluell Arrowflollars
 -_if : ado under his per- tition of two items in yesterdn 's ls- Mrs, H, H, Ho , _ :_ A 1 ‘
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50|," _ _ Y rue, Elm Ave , wants
‘  All0"'v_j:£(;`xv(§?(‘)"(l1L‘_5f’l‘3° its illf~mCl'~ ;I“i‘;Bf§i;*rl'dil1Et 1;/1111;) W1 B Rice and a girl for general housework, see ` ___
.Au Uounterfeits’ Imimthms and “J cc ve you in this. garc c ons d. classified column.  
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Infants 2;; oniiigégiibbitltrilxd endanger th” hcfm' °'
and has been m 0 The News Editor regrets the rape- -_-
 What is
D ence against Expcruncut.
. Oastorla is a harmless siibstitiito for Castor 011
soritgl Drops and Soothing' Sl’l‘ll|lS. It is 1’lcnsiill€nrTt
con ns ncitllcr Opium,
substance. Its ago is its
and. alloys Fcvcrislmcss.
ltlorpliino nor otllm- Nmmotio
guztrnntco. lt destroys \Vor-ins
.lt cures Diarrllocii. and \Vind.
Sxgcialjgsgggves il;‘~"5l7_li§“l§` TI'0\llllcs, cures Constipation
Stomach and 1? -l nba iinlatcs tho F""‘l» 1'“g"1“teS U10
, “W1 -‘is gi\1Hi_-T lu-_althy :ind natural sleep.
The Children s Panacca-The l\lotlio1°’s 1~`rlc‘u1
GENUINE
CASTOR lA ALWAYS
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The Kind Yoo llove Always Bought
’ ln Use For
Over 30 Years
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, vertislng in another column their
Rexall 93
Hair Tonic
is meeting with a most surprising sale. Every user is 1-in atlvcriisenient
for il, lf your hair is coming out o
riflroubled with Dandruti' use it with
the guarantee ofsaiisfactinn or money back. _qos and Si ,
The lllaclfinnon Drug Co.
Cor. Gt. Geo. 8|. Kt. Sis.
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NOTICE
Ihereby notify the Public that I have purchased the entire stock.
and goodwill of the Davison Undertaking Co and as l have no conn
ection with any §Co orf Undertaker in the Province l will
be in a position to guarantee
satisfaction when your orders are
intrustsd to me when the service of our profession is reuuired. ‘
Yours '
A. H. W
ADMAN
Funeral Director and Embalmer ' _
__ Office 207 Prince fit
Snriositip Baptist Church Phone 259 J Residence King Edward llotel
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Dozens cf patterns in the new
lace curtains are now being
shown. The price 490 to $8.00
per pair. Stanley Bros 4~24d6i
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PLANT.
`Ice permitting first sailing
to Boston. tuesday 2nd May 19| l
FARES
ist Class ' $ii no
2nd Class io. .zo
Round Trip iR.5.»
Returning steamer leaves BOSTON
SATURDAY AT NOON.
For further information apply to
'l`. NICOLL
Agent, Charlottetown.
4-25di-them..
_ PENMAN HOSE for men and
women are on sale hero only for
this city-come ln and let us
show youihe perfect hose cot-
tons and cashmeres. 250, 350
5(‘o » Moore & McLeod. 4-2863
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For Sale
Desirable property for sale known as
Miilurd Farm", one miie lrom ()huriolii--
town on the plyrth River Road. froniinir
onthe North liver. c_nslst.if~;: of 2| il- rcs
of land lnhlgh state of cultivation and
fenced off in three acres lots. New dwell
msllépuga iheatodl with _hotlwater and cult
- s n on repair il so young orc 1
ard bearinir ii-uit.
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EVERY LUVELY WOMAN.
'h l .l'erfor thc lets vi'e‘ll make.
ifliihu Liizflciilxwlniie. 'l‘or-tial so comfortable
that in ii. il.iycr two she ll think them
hor vcrv ownl Ho wiiturnl that ner smile,
will bc iuiproveil--licr lic-allh, loo. i
. i‘lNi;~, i' i».i~.N i'Ai. silt- VICE
in i,i»wn-i~xpcrt in ull branches. Prices
us low ne bust work will permit. Come in
and we’ll examine your teeth-free to-day.
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A I  since stewart & cs. _ F. Sh0‘|.U.Tlg Of
  ,__ _ _ _fl2.52".. Tzgset Articles
and   Furniture
A large assortment.
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ltev. W. B. McCallum, Richmond, P
lu. I., were registered at the Carle
t0n HOt8l, H8,lllH.X, yesterday,
this evening on the Arena Alleys be
tween the 4th Regiment and News
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John F. Ellis, representing the Col
the Dast_week on a business trip
leaves this morning on return.
thon.
The many friends of J. A. Hale,
Dl‘0ved. and hopes to be out again
the first of next week.
The National Clothln Co ar d-
ready to wear clothing for men, in-
Cllldillg men’s spring overcoats,_which
_M0 UD to the hour in style and
'should be seen hy intending purchas-
ers.
The following were registered at
‘the Revere Hotel in this city yester-
day :~John E. McDonald, Souris; G.
H. Walker, St. Peter's; A. Mclnnis,
L. Brown, J. McDonald, Earnscliile;
R. M. Wright, New Glasgow; Thos.
"Doyle, North Rustico; R. N. Moore,
Toronto; C. L. Strickland, C. L.
Grant, A. K. Burke, City; 'St. C. Gil-
dert, Lunenburg; D. Sigsworth, Car-
digan.
The following were registered at the
Victoria Hotel in this city yester-
day :-G. S. Whitehead, Fredericton;
E. E. Batly, J. C. Murrie, Toronto;
J. F. McDonald, A. W. Cook, P. S.
Ham, Montreal; J. H.. Moose, Ham-
ilton; E. B. Harris and wife, New
York; Wm. Fraser, Picton; Thomas
J. Gallagher, Moncton.
The following were registered at
the Queen Hotel, City, yesterday :-
C. T. Shipley, River Herbert; L.
Wood, Mt. Herbert; G.. Wood, Hazel
Grove; H. K. Goshan, Halifax; F.
G. Gibson, Toronto; F. E. Nelson,
Ht. John; G. C. Lyn, Hantsport; H.
F. Robinson, Canso, N. B., Peter
Davidson, St. John; H. A. Matchett,
Toronto.
The funeral of the late Mrs John
Smallwood, City, took place Wednes-
day afternoon at three o'clock from
the resi-dence of her son Charles R.
Smallwood, City, to the Cross
Roads cemetery. The following
were the pall bearers: J. K. Ross,
W. Coffin, Wm. Wright, A. -W.
Sterns, iCapt. J. Gillis and Robert
Palmer. Rev. Z. L. Fash officiated
at the services at the house and the
grave.
'An emergency meeting of the City
Council was held Wednesday evening
to pass a bill respecting the "Inspec-
tion of Buildings, &c." Mayor Rogers
and all the councillors with the ex-
ception of Councillor Campbell were
present. After a lengthy discussion
the bill was passed. It provides for
the appointment of an inspector who
has power to condemn or cause to
be removed any unsafe building with-
in the city. It also requires fire es-
capes to be placed on hotels. It also
provides that, in a 'certain section
of the town no wooden buildings
will be allowed to be constructed,
and that all parties in future erect-
ing new buildings or re-modelling old
ones must receive a Defmlt from U16
building inspector, at a cost of not
more than $00. The building of liv-
ery stables was prohibited in certain
localities and very stringent regula-
tions wlll be required ln regard £0
their sanitary condition. Wednesday
nicht the bill was given its second
and third reading and went into ef-
fect yesterday. The details of the bill
were very carefully considered in
committee, with the result that we
have now what is believed to be a
very workable and necessary mens
ure, which will tend towards the bet-
terment of the city.
Two thousand gallons fresh gasol
n net received selling at lowest
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No seep; oldsinignir me nriiiiiti-_ii ull 0:1'
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Rev. Geo. Millar, Alberton, and Charles McGregor, City, returned
A Bowling match will take place Sunday in the City the guest of his
Daper teams. The game will start at 1
7.15 shar .
Onial Granite Co., Ltd., New Glas- on a business trip.
EOW, who has been in this city for --
D. McDonald, Richmond, returned
tpt the cétiy yéestgrday on the Minto,
a era rp o osto.Whil i th A th l` . ' .
"Hub" Mr. McDonaldn was ah ilntexf t e polce court in this city yes
ested spectator of the Boston Mara-
Rev. J. A. Winfield, P. E. I. Im-
migration Agent in England, return-
cd to the city yesterday from Sum-
rnerslde where he had been in connec-
Spn with locating some of the set-
rs.
City, who has been confined to his
room for ,the past ten days, will be
pleased to hear that he is much im-
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_ yesterday on the Minto after a busi-
- ness trip to Montreal.
Fulton Douglas, Halifax, spent
- brother Lester Douglas and Alfred
- Affleck.
H. V. Buntain, of the firm of Bun-
tain & Bell, City, returned yesterday
- from Glace Bay where he had been
, Any boys or girls, who desire to
take orders for goods from house ti
house, should send their names and
addresses to this office. at once.
tcrday tne prohibition cage of Jenkins
vs. H. Benoit for Iird offence came up.
Several witnesses were heard and rfb..
case was adjourned for judgment.
The many friends of Hamilton
Biunsg New Glasgow, will regret tc
learn that the Doctors have ordered
him to remain in the house indeiini
tely owing to the weak condition oi
his heart.
E. C. White, City, who has beer
spare operator on the P. E. Island
Railway has been appointed statior
agent at Vernon, succeeding Claude
McKay who has been appointed tc
the station at Montague.
A telegram was received yesterday
by Hamilton Binus, New Glasgow,
announcing the death of his sister,
Mrs. Charles Silliphant, Rapid City,
Michigan, which occurred on the 25th
lost. Details have not yet come to
hand. Interment will be made in
Rapid City.
The Montreal Star of recent date
contains a despatch from Boston
which states that Fred J. McLeod,
formerly Chairman of the Democrat
State Committee, is pushing the
claims of Richard Johnson, on Gov.
Foss for the position of Associate
Judge of the City Court. The Mr.
Johnson referred to is a native of
this Citv and a brother of J. J.
Johnston, K. C. Mr. McLeod spoken
of is also a native of this city.
'A Royalty. correspondent writes:
Miss Mattie Cummings, North River,
spent a week at ‘W-est Royalty, the
guest of Miss fDee< Hurry.-The manv
friends of James Hurry, Royalty,'ii`vill
te pleased to hear he is able to be
around again after his recent illness.
-Hen Hurry, Jr., is busy hauling
lumber. Hr intends building a new
barn. Miss Annie Boisner, Royalty, is
spending a few weeks in Margate, the
guest of Miss Blanche Howard. The
mann friends of Mrs Richard Cutliffe
will be pleased to learn she is recov-
cring from her recent illness. Daniel
Hurry has been offered a handsome
sum of monev for his Woodburn mare.
Mr Stephen Boisner recently met
with a very painful accident by cut-
ting his hand with a circular saw.
Miss Susie Hurry, Royalty, spent a
week in Summerside the guest of her
cousin Miss Gertie Arnett.
A
Spring
Tonic _
should he one which nct`
on both blood and nerves
|"i-.ei tired T _
Lack of ambition T
Out of sorts 'I
There maybe no organic
trouble but just a general
feeling of despression.
NULIFE (Red Bliod '
Tablets) will help you.It is
a reliable preparation u on
vhlch we are prepared to
stake our reputation.
5oc a box
All drugglst sell them.
Johnson & Johnson
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All who are careful and
tasty in dress should see our
present allowing of toilet arr-
icles for ladies and men, This
store has slw-ys held an cn-
viable reputation for the qiial- _»
lty, extensive stock and mod-
l erate price ofonr toilet pre-
paratioon and we know the
present showing is better than
any in the city.
ln toilet soaps, Jaowders
and waters, hair an dental
preparations, skin and com-
xion ivders washes etc
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set, fold collar, 2 1-4 inch
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    20c each--3 for 501:
A coLLA1< is soMaTH1Nc Mona T
THAN just a few inches of linen, sewn together.
rome collars, indeed are not much more »but the
collars that you want must have lit - thev must
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set pro,>erl_y they must express the latest f
ideas in style.
tflurii “Arrow” Collars
are ideal' from every point of view. They are
made of cfirrfullv selected mart-rials of which "
tle “wing”i1ollar you ever saiv~2 i-4
GILARD, is a h-.mdsome close
VALDL)RA,is a smart close set
, fold collar with square corners and is
torneriod collar z I-4 inch is ii
Happy. sly lisli
corner style. 2
They are cut most accurately-they are d-‘fgne by tlif' In n who
practically dictate collar styles- LUE 'l` “A KRO
finest American ideas in good collni ._
Twenty Cents ifach
"MARGA l`E" the sm tries: lir-
Three For -lilly Cenzs
W_' U 'LLAR arc the
ARC./\Nl7I\l, » close .-it, sqiiur ’
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.\'l` is a smart “Ar” _
notch" fold collar, round corner, very
close set 2 3-S
. COME IN ANY TIME and ask our furnishings ,_.”.’csnlen tm show
you the new styles in CLUETT “ARR()\V" Collars-they enjoy slio-i/ing
them-you will be delighted to find the very shape-and style and design I
that yon’ve been wanting for many a moon.
CLUETT “ARROVV” COLLARS keep their
20 cents each Or 3
one. `
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CELEBRATES HIS 101ST He is now interested in the Sanger-
BIRTHDAY. ville Woolen Company and the (Enric-
é ‘ton Woolen Company, having scrvcdl
SANGERVILLE, Me., April 23- as president of each of these cor-
Moses Carr, the “grand old man” of porations.
Piscataquis county, celebrated his, lg
101st birthday Saturday. Mr. Carr is PRIEST MAKES THIEF `
remarkably active, long wallwi in the' GIVE UI’ STULEN COIN-
country being his special form of ex- lr'
1
erciss i CLEVELAND, Apru 2a_-The Rev.
M. J. U’Mallcy, priest at St. John’s
Cathedral, today routed a thief who
was looting the cash box of a shrine.
‘ The box had been fitted with an elec-
tric burglar alarm. Father O’Malley
forced the burglar to give up $6
which he had taken from the box and
a pocketbook containing $20 which
he may have taken from someone
else, and they allowed him to go.
every inch is shrunk before using. 
Whei'e’s the Man
we cant please
with a suit.
Come in andsee
what we can do
lor you.
The home of
good clothing
ders, dont bc a back number.
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A Little Out ofthe Way But it Pays to Walk to the National Clothing Store.
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showin our cloth-
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Men's ani b_iy’s
suits
Men’s and boys
pants
ll/len's s p r i n g
0vercoals
You may be tall, short, slim or stout. We promise to lit evcrbody from our
stock. We will surprise you_w1th the clothes as well as with the Price. “That
spanking” New Sp.-ing Suit ls in stock now Be one of thc first of the Fashion Lea-
The new snappy garments await your inspection -latest fads, latest ideas.
WVhen thinking p_tf‘good clothes a man must al\vnys think of us first. Tl1cre’s a.
rt-’:aSOI1 fOr thiS-‘HCS I10t all HCCid€l1t Colne sec the spring beauties, stripes,chccks,
mixtures, chevipts, serges, etc, etc
Perfectly tailored,elcgantly trimmed, Cut right up to the hour in style. Never
mind what your ideal spring suit may be-if its Good and Right \vc‘vc got it
single and double breasted, latest cuts Selling From $4.85 to $l6 00.
Also
plain or bloomer pants. iliey
are made at our own Factories
with our own dictation. The
scams are thoroughly sewecl
and all points where there is
any special strain, are double-
ly straightened. Our good
suits are very much cheaper
than our competitors .
They are made from the
best of Worsteds, and Color-
ed Tweeds.
From $2.50 to $6.75
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Trousers
We have Trous-
ers that are perfect
fitting, correctly
and made, very
strong to stand
every day strain
They are made
from the finest
\\/'orsteds and
and Tweeds. Pay
any price you like
along our Trouser
line.
From 99|.: to $4.50
Call in- inspect. ‘
WE HAVE NATi0NAl. (ll.0TlllNG C0.
The 2M“"S No Two if
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