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N _ 75° I 5°! It your druggisis' or by "mi (mm
A
. I ol olaal Drug dad Chclniul Co. of Canada. Limited. hIon\naL2B
»  3° 1i_3_§-n--ii
or a clear. cool. cnmidrlabla onrhgli; m °d
ff. *f" NA-Dlttl-C0 Headache Water
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-__ CllARli0'l'I'f.'l`0\llN AND- _ QllEIiN’S COIiN'l'Y
It Days to buy in this province.- 5
Ainby Croken, Dominion Hotel,
Emerald, was in the city yesterday.
The desirable propert known as
"Milford Farm" is for sale as will -be
i iuixiiu “is” iiiuii ionic l
seen by ad elsewhere.
All should hear Rev. Dr. Smith's
lecture on the "Passion Play" in
Y _ 1  . '  ' i 1 l\_(( _
we have __hl__c_____h________d ________________c________________ __ __ ________ (athedral Basement Monday April _ ,f f _ D _ _'_/4
"5 “ hnif YFUWBF. danilrulf curo and ni ii~ 'C ' "Hn"
lrener lensing lor the hiiir.
5lIc and $I.00 a bottle.
Sole Agents.
I0.
_Rev. J. F. Floyd will deliver the
cigth sermon in his travels through
Palestine tomorrow evening in the
i _ The Macliinnon Drug Co.
Central Christian Church, the su-bject
I being “The Landmarks of Palestine."
'I‘he city market yesterday was
poorly attended and owing to the
condition ofthe roads very little
l r , C:r. Gt, Geo. dt Kt. Sts. `
produce was handled. The prices
I I NOTICE _i
I i\9l`6bY notify the Public -
, nnii goodwill of the lliivison tltrcleirfakiiig ggrhlhhshfi lhhfvriamifiindxckl
4-rtion with iiiiy _Uo or Undertaker in the l'i'oviiirc- I :ill
il" in il Position to gliiirantve iiiitisiaotion wlion voiir riiiilers ii'
ilitriiiitcd to me when the service of our profession is reiiiiired. i 8
which appear elsewhere _in this issue
are the same as those last quoted.
The plumbing establishment of
Fred H. Trainor of this city pre-
sents a busy appearance. A large
number of sanitary lobster packing
iiiblesr gdivonized lobster boilers,etc,
are being made. The Lennox Hotel,
Wsldence of Mrs Capt. Bruce, the
tailoring establishment of James
Yours
A. H,W
' _ l*`iinern.l Director and Embalmer
_ _ Office 207 Prince St
tlponsita liiiiilusl. Cliiircli Phono 289J. Residence King |§d“.,,m Howl
l.i I lurthor iiiitii-_i-__
ADMAN
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A N ew
I Policy
c-<\\-criiip; Total i)is;ibility is now issiiecl by the
Suu Lilo of i_`:iii:irl;i. For purliciilzirs apply
to
.n
IL
Charlottetown
d niw i ii
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R. BROW
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_CIIA_N_GIJ OI" TIME
Eastern Steamship Company
1‘oiiiniiinr‘.i l_5tli. lilll
iriiiilil fiii ic:=,S'l_‘l£
ii' “UA-. is'riN~' w
TE Vi_llli.l£ \'l‘i:lLEGRAI"1-1 E
’_l‘ will leave St. John Wodm-siliiy at
_ in. for Boston, viii Idsstport, Lubec
I’ortix\nd, und every Saturday iit 7 p.
in. for Boston direct. _
t?oniioi~tioiii~i_nt St John from iil|_puinli-1
on lntc-.iroloiiiiil :ind i’.l‘i.Ii~i|:inflItui ways.
l’:isiieni:i\_i~s holding throuiih tickets ciin
mi direct to stieiiiiiersiiifl o tuin berth or
stiiii-rooi_ii_on nrrivui. '
Returning, leaves Boston on Monday ut
0.00 ii. in, for Ht. John. viu._I'ortland, Lubso
aiiii l‘}astp_ort._iind on Friday ut 9.00 a. m
for St. Jo ii. via Eai-ii.poi't.
I. H ii\oivin~ou.T. F. & P. A.
WM. G. LEE. Airent.
Ht John. N. B., March 22nd, liiii
dmtuwthrfstl.
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Fumeaa, Q Withy Co.,I.td
STEAMSIIIP LINERS _
LONDON, HALIFAX SERVICE
l-l'l‘..l0HN,I-iALlFAX,LONDON SERVICE
From London Stesmeis From Halifax
Mar. 26th (Vin StJohn’s, Nfid)
--- Rappahannock _'April itth
April ilth Shenandoah April 28th
Ani 'Mi Kanawha Apl 28
l\lay iltli i\'iii Hl...Iohn's, Nfldl M111' l2tli
Rappahannock May Ziith
From Liverpool Steamer From I-lslilsx
liar. 28th Almerisna ADPU 1501
April i:iih Durango April 2”'-h
April 29th Tabasco May filth
The above stosmers have a limited ac
enmmodstion for siiloon passengers.
Passenger and Freight Agents for the
Allan Line Steamship Co. at Halifax
FUBNEBS. WITHY & U0. LTD..
Halifax N. S- Alrofli-I
if

IID OTHER STEAHSHIPS
sr. icuii..--Livsiwooi.
Liiko Champlsin._....'i‘huri-i April iii'-il
ldiiiprcss of Britain  I‘r|. April :lst
FIRST CABIN
ldMl‘il.i*2BBlGS._....._...  iizxioup
ONE CLASS CABIN (Second Cahill)
Lauri oi-isiviri Ain.
i.si<uiusivi'roiis. l  H-‘#1
SECOND CABIN
iewirniess... ....................... _ .ms
'I”IIIIlD CABIN
lGMl’ltlCBBE8 ......  
Uthor Bolts  _ ____ A 
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is whut_v\'e'd all siiiitcli. if wo could. Wiil
onur it,if you teeth need Gold Cruwniuand
you can rely upon_ the exnertwork as well
as the pure quality of t a inateriul, Ex-
"`"° pizursi. woiui ~
ln ull its brunchvs. Honest rleiiling. fiiir
troutmeiil., :ind quick work oxpertly done.
WHICH Mi-:ANS DOLLARS sAvi~:D 'ro You.
Let. us crown your helpless teeth Our
gnetliods are absolutely pinnless. Exam-
ination lree. .
[Ir Ilolliils N ,f,’i,°“°;1",‘,'°,,_
C Clf 0
Phono 275.”
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IITER l-‘ON__lAl.
».~-.nairwnv ~
si>iacii_i_____i=iiiiis
EASTER
 Betw_e¢n All
Siationl on
 the Railway.
FIRST """"*_"""T__ __ _
mug llue
 to I'oinia on
I'  Connecting Lines*
,__1-.._.._-r--_-1'1'1*-_"1
Good Going April I5, I4. i5. I6. I7.
Good for Return April I9. Wil-
For further particulars apply to
W. li. RGGl<.Rh,
Ticket Agent.
'Yi Now A iTvi<iii'i'isii'iiii<1.~i'i'ii.
For Sale
' , i, I i known as
"  [l|i‘>Irl'lhII‘li`i r'i)ii1li.pd’i'iey|n il; isrliiifi Chai' lotte-
tiiwn on the North River Ifiiiid. lrontltlfl
on ilu- North Itirer, consisting of 2| acros
of liiiiii in hlirii state .ol cultivation and
li-need off in three iicras lots. Now iiwcli-
inqihlouua hestofl with _hot wiiter and out-
liiiililingig in good repair also young orch-
""' ""“""" """' .1 u ivini.uoi>.
' West itoynlty
4->tdristl3lm. -
r _ f '
See Our New
Spring ,Suits
I 'luis 'rs/\ri»ii:s1‘ i.iNi=: nf
inen's clothing that has _
ever been shown in Kensington"-
here now ready for your inspeclwll-
There'i\ a distinctive elegance to our
ctoilies.a combination of fii. and sl}'l“- ‘l‘“f
the heat New York iailors cannot exvcl- _ the
materials, workmanship. !\Y'°» mi f‘"‘°h “mi
price of these suits .ire all that you could ¢Xt’°¢l °‘
ask for. ‘ __ __ Get
ga" in m.d¢y nnd pick out your avori e.
your Easter suit now.
Reuben VTUPH" 5°' C°'
` Kensington, P.
dtutrthtf
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Callaghan. St. Josepli’s Convent
301001. and a number of other resi-
dences are having their plumbing in-
staiieaay tin.. weii known piurniiing
instablishment.
_ The Ladies' Branch of the Cha;-_
ottetown Golf Glu-h held its annual
meeting in the Y. M. C. A. Parlor
YeSt°l'li£*Y all 3 D. m. The reports oi
the President Secretary Treasurer,
House Committee. and the Greens
Committee were read. Reference was
made to the fact that the season of
1910 was the first occasion on whinh
representatives had been sent from
this Club to the meet of the Mari-
time Golf Association. The election
of officers for the current year show-`
cil the following results; preginen¢__
Mrs- _PCPCY l`0l70; Vice-Prcsldent-
Mrs. (.iood_will; S-ecretai~y-Ti'enSn;~e|~_
Dlrs. _Mcbrcady, (rc-elected); Green..
(/ommittec»~Miss M. L. Pope, Miss
ltogors, Mrs. J. 0. Hyndmsn; House
(7ominitt.ce~Mrs. N. E. Bentley, Mrs,
A. B. Warburton, Mrs. J. A. Math-
icson, Mrs. N, K. Rogers,
_A Moncton exchange speaking of the
<i1S°0\'=r.v of Joseph Dounetin of Rog»
°FSViii‘¢. N~ B.. a native of this pro-
Vluw. who disappeared from Moncton
on Saturday, March 25th., after pos-
ting n letter to his wife in Rogers-
"il_i0_. SLEUHIZ that he contemplated
S\_‘\§11‘i0» Says he is in a serious con-
dition. Botli 'his feet, and legs are
badly frozen to the knees, and he
does not appear to -be in his right
minri._ Last evening P. R. Richard,
who lives at the corner of St. George
and Robinson Streets, telephoned the
Police station and asked for Adrian
i)_0“Cei-i. Stating that he could give
him 'news of Joseph Doucett. I-Ie
tolil them that he was then
at Freeman Horsemen’s at Rabbit
Brook. Sergeant Atkins. accompanied
by Adrian Doucett left immediate-
ly f0\‘ the place and the msn was id-
entified as Joseph Doucett and taken
to the police station and later to the
hospital. As before staited ‘his legs
were badly frozen up to the' knees.
He appeared melancholy and dazed.
His Wife in Rogersville has 'been no-
tified -and Adrian- Doueet-t has left for
home. Dr. Ferguson is attending Don.
cett at the hospital. He is reported
resting quite comfortably today.
A Bridgetown correspondent writes:
The Peru Company closoda very suc-
cessful week Saturday the 25th,
M-arch in Bridgetown Hall. Miss Mar-
jorie Sutherland being the popular
young lady who wore the gold watch
having more than 6000 votes over all
competitors.-Th~e people of Bridge-
town and vicinity should be free from
toothache for a good spell as nearly
two hundred teeth were extracted on
Saturday the 25th.-Miss Irene S.
Wigginton of Bridgetown has -gonc
to Boston where she has secured Ia
good position in a private sanitor-
ium.-Wc hear that-Russell Hunter of
Strathcona is contemplating taking
up his abode in Populi' Point.--'I'lie
farmers are through hauling mud
having had -n very successful winter.
Most of the diggers have been hauled
ashore.-We are sorry to learn that
Wallace Wiggdnton is about to take
his departure for the sunny clime of
Alberta. He is a popular young msn
who will be very much missed and
we all wish him success.-James B.
Acorn is making terrible -havoc
among the wood piles with his new
saw and gasoline engine but he is
just the right man in the right place.
-We learn that 'l‘. J. Wlgginton re-
ceived n fancy' price for a ten month
ted brood mare.
_K-~
this city. That is who I sm. A.. H
old colt recently out of his celebra-
Wadman, 207 Prince Street, fJi_'.:i.r-
lottetown. Phone -72. -i-I-"~.."pil. .
Parnell McMahon of Emerald was
in tue nity yesterday.
Miss Smith of Hampton is in the
City taking lessons in voice from
Professor Earle.
‘Rev W. H. and Mrs Spencer, Mon-
tague, were passengers returnlng on
the eastern traincyesterday after-
noon
OWUIZ to the extra smou-nt of read-
ing matter handled I.-his week The
Guardian is without its usual weekly
sermon.
There will be service in St. John's
Church' Milton, on t-he 9th inst at 11
a. m. and again at 7.30 p. m. Rev.
A. W. Nichols, D. M. B. Agent will
be the preacher at both services.
James McDonald, Bridgetown, is
doing some last pacing with his
colt Oakley Leaf, closely followed by
the old veteran, Prospector, who
landed three straight heats at An-
nandale on the 3rd of April in the
forty class. Mr McDonald is
said to have two of the fastest stal-
li_ons in the eastern part of the Pro-
vince.
Chief Justice Wilfred A. Bointor 0|
the Municipal Court yesterday np_
pointed John McCarron of 72 Cain.
met street, Roxbury, court officer of
the Municipal Court. McCarron wnn
appointed from a list of 278 appli-
cants for the position, 117 of which
were received in the last 'iavs.
He will receiv-e A salary of $1700 “_
Dually and $100 for uniforms. He will
fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation if Albert S. Boswell, a Civil
war veteran, who has been placed on
the pension list. The new appointee
was born in Prince Edward Island,
April 10th, 1869.-Boston Post.
'l‘lie firm of Bruce Stewart & t:o__
l»i'<1-. City. have been obliged to knop
their machine shop going overtime
thc past two weeks in ordcr to keep
up with their orders and supply the
demands for the famous Imperial En-
gine. While large shipments are mn,-d-U
ovcry day it is worthy of note that
in two days this week this energetic
firm shipped seventeen motors, ten
one day an-il seven the foil-owing day.
_TNS iS Gefiiainly ample proof not on-
ly ofthe excellence and worth of thc
Imperial, but also of the reputation
it has earned for itself among the us-
ers of marine motors. Among recent
orders supplied was one for W. S.
Loggie, Chatham,  B., while only
the other day requests for informa-
tion as to prices, freight rates, etc.,
were received from British Columbia.
That Prince Edward Island has an
industry the products of which cross
this large continent is a matter in
which citizens ‘and Provincialists
should take no little pride.
fEu1_11`
A
horse
could __ _
talk " _
he would tell sonic
strange stories about
some of the so-called
stock “food” fed to him.
Ile would
tell the _
farmer
that he was buying
hack at an enormous
profit the same material
he grows on his own
farm; for in 1907 the
Canadian Government
Chemist in a book pub-
lished in the interests
of the farmers, stated plain-
ly that upon examiningthe
most of thesestock "foods"
he found that they consist-
ed chiefly of cheap wheat
sul:istance_ finely ground
with very little virtue.
“Royal Purple"
Stock Specific
is not one of these "foods.“
The farmer gets his inouey’s
worth every time.
70 days treatment 50 cts.
: 1 I have been informed thiit scvcr- A
al persons in the country have been  & 
inquiring if I am the man who work- Wholesale. Retail Agents;
ed with the late Isaac W Viainmn of
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The Store With The Stock
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The busiest store on Charlottetown busiest Street
.lr  Q
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Nil  .fs
` ;/,i*“... fulfil ‘ ‘ oil
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2 K _  _ _  _ .._________.
.-..~s»-.».>..»»...i¢-¢n~¢~....n~ \-..n~au.-~»w..<..
 Dainty Lillie Washable Dresses _
'2
4
li _ For Those Small Girls 0i Yours _
 No. 5ni.i<NocKABoUT DRESS No. 532. o.\u~;rii~;cia i_>i<i<:_~as of
 of navy blue percalc with white pink, blue or tan 7.cpli_yi', is belted
polks dot, has small turn down at waist and has kilicil skirt; liutcli
collar with white braid binding, 1 neck; triiiiniings of i-lifiiiilii-.ly to
side pocket, pearl buttons fasten niaicli. Sizes i to 7 _\'c.ii':;. 
' the back, sizes i, 2 and 3 Postpaiil _ _ _ _ . .  .__ .  $1.50 ’
 N<i_54ci.'l`lllS S\\`l§}.;'|*|_i'|‘T[_}g _
N0. 5Il. DAINTY ZEPHVR l)Ri;SS is of lzirjiu }>l.ii<l /.f>iili_\'i' I ._
DRESS, in semi-Riissian stvlc. bias piiiicl iiiiwii fi'i»iii, nil }»i|»iii;_, i .-
Comes in stripes of wliiic iiiid :it cuffs uiiil iiowii piiiici; iiiill l-»<-ii
butcher blue. \.ollarba‘nds, bell; is cuuglii wilii rc-il liuiiiiiis. l\'l:i<lc
and pockets of blue drill. in sizes from i to .1 yuiiiz-__
Sizes 1, 2& 3 yrs. Postpaid 85c i’ostpaicl_ _   $l.75 _
No 515. PERCALE or ZEPHYR No. 57.1. S'i RIPIC Zi§i‘l i`\"l{ <li'<_»s:i. _
is used to makeadaiiitylittleclress, widc stripe rsliowiiii; liiilf bel' _
_ "`"eit'her in white with blue or white caught with lurggc pcriri liiilioiz-' 
\\-..\
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-`.~ .s _-_,on
\~.\-...me .».- ~\~.~_-_~»-._»..-._-»¢»;-ae.. m»»~r
.<»-.wa _~.»~==~».\>..~_-n»...
team.
_\~¢¢<.-_e;.~>».\~_~»m: ew.
A with pink. Dutch neck is outlined panel front, li‘iiuuic<l wiili i_i:ii-ri_. i "
 with tan drill belt. Sizes I to all ovcr ciiiliimiili-i'_\'. Nlnilc
 6 yrs. Postpaid..._.._......._. 9.5¢ in sizes 1 to 3 yrs. l’<>sip:ii<l...$_l.§P5 5
_ dainty design of blue check with rcpp. sailor lilousc of _wliiic,` -_ 'Eli
 cross stripe.'I`lic square Dutcli neck sailor collar, :uid iiirii i :ic c i_-.ui_~. _.
-_ of blue linen down front, and belt of blue. Skirt is :;i_~p:i;':i»_t_ uiiii i _ _
of same. This dress opens right _ siispenclcd friiiu :.iii.iiiiii_~='_ .\i:ii__ Q
i  with tan drill, and dress is finished colored ciiilii'oidci'3'; ywi-10 '-ii' wiv'
No 52r.ZEPHYR Di<ESS,iiivci'y No. 576. l\lll)l>Y" hi ll or iiiic '
_ is outlined with blue linen.Bias fold blue. The kiltcd skirt is 'i-o iuv '_
l_ down front. Sizes from 1 to in 3, 4, :incl 6 yurir _ei/_vs_
751
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7years. Postpaid.._.......i....$I.I0 Postpai<i__...._  _ _
e .These Capes are   i
_ “The Real Thing” for / _,_ _,
  School Girls on Wei Days A  i ,_ /'I \
. _ _,_ l»'i_y.;i/_ /  /| _
" AT LAST THE IDEAL RAINY l-IAY ar
ment for little girls-no struggling into tight slccvcs _
no time lost when breakfast is late and the last bell
is ringing-just throw this little cape on--and then 
who cares for the rain. Made of a fine smooth watcr-
proof cloth in fawn, showing a stripe lining, fnsic-us
right down front with self buttons. I-las ii _‘ li:iliil_:iii”   _
hood which can be pulled over the head. - //Q  _ .
Length to go right to the heiii of tlic skiit, or .. if-'  _ ‘_~
lower. Sizes for 6, 8, iii, I2 and 14 years and the price _ ~-`  __,
is only $5.35  - "“ '“'
-wo-v‘~=».<~ ` -,~»»».
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We have _lust landed i Q-,.3 ___._._.._,,._,,,¢~,A,~,-__;‘~_
I ' M1,  ' ',
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 i' -rsen-_wwaa
iiriivv New sro  
, -OI"--
Carpet I"clt or Lining
\ Oval Butter Dishes   
“ r (r i iri. rin.. (iI'3l/2 l.00lZ l
. 2' il,_,[',',»;':i'¢<.;\- vis,
is
ile up your counter as you may.
-Bake up weekly loads of Flour-
you'll always Bnclit in our
EVAPORATED CREAM BREAD
Prove it for yourself.
E. I.
163 Kent Street.
Shout from the ousotops of Br_esd
goodness--But if QUALITY be lacking.
go. way back and sit down l What we
insist on-qualit - QUALITY! And
_S'l'EWAR'l"S BAKERY,
Give Your Stoc
Mac's Condi --
tion Powders
To improve the condition of
your stock and raise the money-
mukiiig value of each animal
you'll find Mads Condiiion
Powders in a class of their own.
Farmers, horsemen and stock
ruisers praise Mads Condition
Powders as the best that can
be secured. They arc efficient
and econoniical. _
One teaspoonful makes it suf-
ficient strong dose for any cure.
Use Msc's Condition Powders.
Price   .. ...........25c
 _ The 2 Macs
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aprua u p _
Oyster Psils  
Ice Cream Pails i /\.~.~.`-iii..-tif'-` ifll _illiffilii dl _- .ii
Parchment Meat and I"ish Wraps
Egg Cues and White Odorleas Fillers.
Schofield Paper Co Ltd
‘ Si' 'hun' N' B' A Chandler & Bell
dfnwffllltf. “ Kc-iii St ici. _l
- _ _ d ii
4 __i i*-~ *"- L- 1
F “M-
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS. interesting, taking s _ passenger
through the populated centres of Can- Havo you soc-.ii our ic. -.\' Sprlr-q
The Grand Trunk Railway has lssu- ads, through Chicago and thence via Costumes for Ladies 7 They of r-
ied a circular authorizing all Agents Duluth or thru Chicago and the twin ‘talnly do oornblno all the ez 'n-
in Canada to sell Homeseekers' Ex- cities ol Minneapolis and St. Paul.‘,tlals of Fa_\‘hioi\»anil the Tailor-
i curslon tickets to points in Western Ask Grand 'l'runk Agents for iurtherwlng is li »yo1\d.orl' Glsm. Prices
Canada. This is interesting inlorma- particulars. 3-23dthstutlSep19. vary according to tliii Coatun e~
tion for those desiring to take sdvan i the material and trimmings-but
sloiilii lu-~-mi: yi-ii saiisiiwfl ~ i its
iimii-:ii'ziiii~i‘i\i‘ iii- _ llic sig, .\i` it
iepiwiiili you l'.»r in-glctl .i iii ill-
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Now ~-iiidiiy--is ilic i---ie to
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