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Barristors and Attorneys
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MONEY TO LOAN.
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will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s
Black Twist _Chewing Tobacco-represents not only
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 Your Home I
This is what one woman tells us, and her ex-
perienceds only the same as many others who have
used_ it. __ _
You can refinish the old furniture that prob-
ably you expect to throw away. Refinish your
’ doors and 'change the appearance of gear wood-
work by applying Jap-a-lac. Chairs, Ta les o_r any
old furniture can be perfectly renewed with it.
' There’s scarcely a thing in your home from cellar
to garret that can’t be renewed, strengthened and
made beautiful with Jap--lac.
- Price 1-6 pts...10c .l-4 pts...18c 1-2.pts.:.~30c
. Pts......50c Qts......90c '
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NAME OMITTED; - In reporting
the funeral ot' the late M'r. John N.
Leard of Tryon..the name ot Rev. W.
A.\'I‘hom son, who assisted was inad-
vertentlypomttted .
GARRISON DUTLY. - The many
friends of Mr. Guy Rodd, Braeliléy
Point Road, will be 'interested to hear
that he left on Wednesday last for
Sydney Mines, where be has enlisted
tor garrison duty.
ISLANDER DEAD. --Mr. Edward
Davy of this city has received a let.
ter verifying the news received by
wire ii couple of days ago. announcing
the death of his brother, Mr. George
H. Davy. He had been ill in the
hospital since March 13th. Interment
was made in _Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Dorchesterr. Mass., on the-2nd lnst.
l-ie loaves a large circle of relatives
and friends to mourn his loss.
SCOTCHFORT and VICINITY. -
Mr. William J. McDonald. Scotchiort.
is busily engaged in hauling lnm-
ber to the .sawmill at Mount Stewart
,preparatory to building ii. new resi-
dence on his farm at Scotcbfort. --
The Tracadie Dramatic Club intends
putting on the comedy Drama entitled
“.Iosiali’s Courtship" in the hall at
'l‘i‘ucadie on Easier Monday night. --
--Miss Adeline Peter soi` ltollo llay.
spent it few days visiting in Scotch-
fort recently. -S.
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ISLANDERS.- 'l‘hc following clip-
ping l'roin the Solano Ytepiililicun
will lic ot’ inlcrcnt to relatives in this
l’i'ovincc.Mi'. and Mrs. I`l.I<`. Woolucr
are cujoyinj.-; u visit. froin their ncicc
and her busbi\nd,l\'li'.and Mrs. Il. J.
Toonibs of Prince Edward Island, who
have spent the last two months visit-
ing friends and relatives in the
Canadian West and are now on their
way to the P. P. l. ld., at Sun Fran-
cisco. They bring greetings from old
friends in the home-land, where Mr.
\Voolner‘s boyhood days ivcre spent
and where several oi' his relatives still
reside. One, an elder sister, Mrs, Mar-
garet McKenzie, aged ninety-four
years, is still bright and active. She
has nent to Mrs \\'oolner a beautiful
lace collar, it sample oi` her hand \vork
made from the fniest thread and per-
fect in every detail. More remark-
able still is the fact that this bit ol'
crquisite work was made just a few
months ago, and without the aid of
glasses. Mr. Woolner was much pleari-
ed to receive a photograph of the old
\Voolnei' home in Dunwick, England,
which had been sent to Mrs. Tooinbs
by relatives who have recently visit~
ed there; being only three years of
:ine when his family emigrated to
Canada. Mr. Woolner does not reni-
ciuber anytliing of the place ol’ his
birth, and was naturally very iuucli in-
terested and surprised to sec that the,
old lionie is still in such a perfect state
of preservation. Mr. Woolner comes
of an old English family, is a cousin
of the late Thomas Woolner. Sculptor,
who was a close friend of Lord Ten-
nyson, and who told to the poet the
true and pathetic story which ai`ter~
wards led to tbe,\vriting of Tenny-
son`s beautiful poem “Enoch Arden.”
I
::THE ISLAND SHEEP DIP has
been on tho inurkct for some years
and llic over incrcasliii: dciiiand for
it, is the licst guiiraiiloo wc can give
iof its inorits.--lt avill do the work
quick and well. ’l`i'y it and bc con-
vinced-25c bottle. E. A. Foster,
Central Drugstore. Mti`.
 
‘ Excellent Easter |
Candies `
There is always rin extra de-
nnind for candy, during Easter _
We have therefore iiicreascd
our stock ol' Chocolates, Bon-
Bons, and other Candy
' We urn agents for,-
Page &. Shaws Chocolates,
Wlllards (Forkdlpped) choco-
lates
Neilsoris Chocolates,
Molrs Chocolatets, .
nothing can exceed these deli-
cious tIil~bits. in sweetness and
delicacy of linvour.
You will agree with us that
they arc the most excellent you
cvcr tasted.
if you want a box for wife,
sweetheart, or friend, make
your selection now.
ltcnicinher. -~ the “kiddies”
like caiid_v loo. _
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drugstore
| Cor. Prince & Kent Sts. I
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. Kepler's Cod Liver
Oil and Malt
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Keplers is superior to all
other Cod Liver Oil pre-
parations. It is pure.
strong and wholesome-a.
prompt and permanent' .
cure for coughs ot every
kind'--used with splendid
iilwvess in many severe
-asses of lim! trouble.
Ksplorfs Cod Liver Oilis scien-
tlllcslly combined with extra high
quality main- lr couimrtbéim-
proved upon-that't why Kep‘ero
needs but one lniroduciloimtiii
never forgotten. Children like it.
. grown-ups saloy it--»|ts unique
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INSTITUTE ...MEETlNf. -_- The
regular. monthly meeting o Cornwall
York Institute will be held In ‘ York-
Pt. school house, Monday afternoon.
April 5th at 3 o'clock.
SACRED MUSICALE.- Itoznember
the Sacred Muslcaie in the Central
Christian Church Thursday evening
next at 8 o’clock. The programme ap-
pears in' this issiierread it over and
deride to attend. 'I‘islrats are _for sale
-at Jobnson’s Drug Store. The MsKln-
non Drug C0‘s and I<Iughes',_ Drud
Store. or any of the members 'ot the,
,(‘.liurrh. Admission, 25 cents.  9347.
EAST ROYALTY .SCHOOL .- The
following _pupils _ot East Royalty
school have attained the highest
marks for Marctrexams? 'Grade VII.-
1. Jennie Holmes and Muriel Andrew
tequall; 2, Emma Holmes; 3. Isabel
Holmes; 4, Cyril Curran. Grade IV.
--1, .lean Miller; 2, .Iane Heartz; 3,
Ruth Miller; 4. Gertrude Holmes.
Grade lil.-1, Marlon Holmes: 2,Geo.
Chappell; 3, Verna Newsoii; 4, Hazel
Gurney. Grade Il.-1, Jessie Gurney;
2,Leona Chappell; 3, Frank Miller.
VOLUNTEERS - The following
men have volunteered in the last few
days for Overseas Service with the
55th Battalion of lnfaiitry: G. Gal-
lant, Sumnierslde; W. Gallant, Sum-
merside; Simon Nicholson, Victoria.
Cross; Chas. (Bunn, Clyde River; Step-
hen liivingstono, Cardxzun; Aeneas Mc-
Aulay, Carilignn; Emmet Allan, Cardi-
gan; Grafton Enniun, Vernon Itlvei'
lfiridgc.
NOTICE.-Snliscrlbera ni-c untill-
ed that the price oi' the Iilornlng Daily
Guardian (mailed in P. E. I.) and
Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per year.
'l‘hc Morning Daily (liiardian (mailed
in l’. E. I.) und Family Herald iind
\Veekly Star is $31.00 per yeui, The
price oi' the Evening Giiardinn and
Montreal Daily Star (mailed in P. E.
I.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening
Guardian and the Family Herald and
Weekly Star (mailed iu P. E. I.) is
$2.25 per year.
“l`tex:ill Cherry Bark Cough Syrup
is quick, sure and harmless-it rapidly
dispels tho cough and breaks up the
cold. Price 25c. and 500. per bottle.
MacKinnon Drug (`o., corner Great
George and Went Streets. llitf,
::St. James Tea is a leading feature ,
in Easter week. `»l3c .sure to go on`
Thursday. 93531-4-5Mli.
. Follow the crowd. SeeI'l`he
Master Key, Episode No. 2, at the
Prince Edward Matinee ai 3 p m.
sharp. Doors open 2.30.
THE DYING LEADING THE BLIND
IN CLOUDLAND.
PARIS, March 30.-One of the most
drainatic incidents of the war, which
occurred when the fighting in Flair-i
dors was at its height, is now relateil.|
A lieutenant obatervor with a sergeant.
as pilot was ortered to locate a Gcr-'
man concealed battery whose fire had
become extremely troublesonie. They
succeeded in locating three batteries.
altliougii greeted by a perfect storm
of slicll, aint then thc lieutenant shout-
ed: “Our mission is ilnislicd. llalf'
turn, and quick about il I"
“You bet I wus' not long in iui'niiig,"
and the pilot in telling the story but
we lmihscarccly gone 500 yards whenl
the rain of shot nnd shell began hard~l
ei' than over. The smoke enahroiideil
us so thickly that it was impossible to
see twenty yards ahead. Ont of this
hell we were endeavorliig to rise when
one shell hctlur directed than the oth-|
ers burst just above our heads with lt'
teri'illc crusli.
“For ri moinont I believed my brain ,
had burst.. Then the dense fog shut
all tho surrounding objects from view.
Despite iny pain, I kept the machine
at the same height in order to nvuld
projoctiles, which were becoming scur-
cor. ‘Arc you all right, lieutenaiit? I
shouted. but received no reply. Then.
opening my eyes, I saw nothing but
hlackiicss all roiindme. -
“I conllnucd ln the same direction
nppinximately for two minutes, when.
to my astonishment. the lieutenant
called ont, 'Look out, man. Go up! Go
upl' Quickly `l twisted. raising ilic
plane up, at the same time tearing
away the iiiciitlier vane from ii steeple
on which the machine had just es-
caped dostructlon. `
" ‘I thank you lleutenant.‘ I said,
‘yon must cxcnse me. but I cannot seo.
Ilut you are wounded ?‘
" 'Yes,’ lic answered, ‘I fear serious-
ly.‘ 'l‘licu, seeing I was turning my
hack on our lines, ho said. ‘Mako a
hall' turn to tho left. More to the loft.
still. ’l`lia.t’s right. Straight ahead
uowl' ~
“Boon u frcsli hail of bullets warned
nic that we were again above the Gor-
man lines. Three minutes later the
voice of the observer called. 'Tbat‘s lt.
Iicre we are, l see our men down there
waiting for us. Shut oft’ the spark and
volplanc gently down. I heard no
more, but soon after. at the' end oi’ a
spiral, our landing wheels .grated on
the ground."
There was a murmur among the by-
standers, who saw the pilot blind for-
ever, and the .body of the lieutenant
who had just breathed his last. But
the pilot said. "All I regret ls that I
cannot do it again,"
BURNING HOTELS IN 8A8KATCH°
EWIAN.
WINNIPEG, March 81,-Since the
Saskatchewan Governinent two weeks
ago declared for Prohibition oi’ liquor
to begin on July lst. except from
wholesale houses and dispensaries
operated by the Government. there
has been an epidemic or hotel burning
throughout the province. Since Satur-
day niglit hotels at Payntoii. Roblln.
Musee. Sovereign. and Walsh have
been burned, with losses ranging from
thirty to fifty thousand dollars, but all
were well covered by insurance. _-
4sex»mmm 
'Abe , 0 tisl\av0u0reG  f-~ l‘“"""”""""""f“'
 , Run away
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Perrin's ‘La Rive” in
or Reynier make offered
Perrin’s Marcell in black, tans and
white .........  ............ 
white  ...........  ...... ..  1.50
Reynier’s "B0nneval" in tans and greys
" ' ' ' ` A' siieciallvhish' 'iiradéiiloyé 'of Perrin
:indwhite..l.. 
l _Year after yea_r this store has offered in its glove department this much
appreciated Easter _gitt. I`o every lady who purchases a pair of kid gloves of
$1.00 or greater price, FOR CA SH, we will present a dainty, fresh cut
" ' CARNATION ABSOLUTELY FREE
$2_§§i;rg.§5v(i)..ire or biabk kid gloves,
I_-Iigh grade suede gloves made bv
Perrin’s ....  .......  .......... ..,......1.65
5'0cVzllIlaslh7§i(l:J.ric gloves, all sizes, at 35c,
Kayser Silk Gloves in black, white,
grey, navy and brown, $1.00, 1.25, 1.50.
black, tans _or
1.50
in blacks, tans.
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of Men’s Easter Ties
c, 7 5c, $1.00
LOTS OF TIES-HANDSOME
NEW ONES just received tor Easter
Wear-the sort of ties that any fellow
likes to wear-some “class’ some
snap and life to them.
The Men’s store has the biggest 1
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assortment of
50c,
 
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We’ve cheaper ones too.
New Shirts, 85c, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50,
1.75, 2.00, 2.25, 2.50.
_ New Collar shapes 2 for 25c,
 smart American ones.
New Caps 50c, 75c, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50.
 New i-nfs 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00 up.
New fumishings of every sort. `
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New Ties in P. E. I.
75c, $1.00
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Sz McLEOD
119-121 Queen Street Charlottetown ~ i ‘
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N0 CAUSE NOW FOR UNEASINESS
PARIS PAPER_ DECLARES.
PARIS, Mnrcli 31.-The Temps in
belittliiig a renewal of the spy scare
since the Zeppelin rnid a week ago.
declares odltorially that it can give
every iissiiraiice that there is no caiisc
for uneasiness in this respect now.
It is said, however, and appnreiilly
upon ollicial information, though such
is not siutcd to he the case, that the
widely oirculntcd stories last July of
(Icrnian spies disguiscil as fnruicri-i
and stationed at important railway
centres to blow up tunnels 'and other-
wise cripple tho rail coininunications
were well grounded in fact.
According to this nowspaper's infor-
mation these spies were stationed
tlirougliout the eastern part of l~`rnnce.
Most of them were occupied on farinn
which were wilhiii easy reach of stra-
tegic tunnels. It was their mission
at the first call for mobilisation to so
cripple tho railway system by dyna-
niiting tunnels and otherwise injuring
the roads that the transportation ot
troops would ho seriously hampered.
Tho Government. however was cog-
nlaant of the plan in its every detail.
with the result that before final
mobilisation orders were issued. all
ot' these spies were put out of the way
and not a single railway accident
occurred.
BELGIAN RELIEF $35,000,000.
NEW YORK. March 31.-Colonel
Millard Hunsiker, ot London, vice-
chairman of the Belgian lleliet Com-
mission in London, arrived hero on tho
steamship Lusitanla from Liverpool.
'Colonel Hiinslker said that he had
come to the United States to confer
with the heads of thc American com-
mittee, and would be here several
weeks.
" There has been expended to date
for Belgian relief," he said, "about
$35.000.000. contributed ' from all
countries. The bread line in Belgium
man, of whorff have basil giver! ‘ein
P|UYm¢Df»" ' I i' '-  -.::' i 1
FAMILY MADE LONG TRIP BY i
DOG TRA\N.
BELGIUM MAY BE
SASKATOON, Sask.., March Iii.-~
A. J. Bell, accompaiiiied hy his wife
aint tlircc children. the youngest eight
mouths old. has arrived a'l Prince
Albert, after it journey of six hundred
niilos hy dog train froui Fort Smith,
whore Mr lloll has been tlovcriiiiicul
nizeiil. 'I`iic journey look 114 jliiys. thc
llrsi part of thc ruotc follo'wini.: thc
lukcn and tho rivt-rs.
illrs llull is said in ln- the first
woniun tu lnuke this trip. Mr Bell
states he inet ii party 'g`uii`i`§"iii`l`o` tin-
norlli to iiialrc a proliiiiiiiauv siirvt-_v
for the proposed i'nilwuy from I’o|°t
Simpson on thc Pacific t"onst, two
llionsnnd niilcs to tho llay ltiver on
(lrcal Slave Lain-.
CAPTURED BY BRITISH.
LONDON, March Ill.-A Cupclown
despalcli to ltc\itei"s 'l`elegrum (ioni-
pany says that ii. German camp at
l’Iai.tben, fifty iniles nortli-oai.~|. oi'
Ukninas, German Soul.h~wesi. Africa.
has been captured b_v thc British. li
contained great quantities of siipplics
and horses and other live stock.
NEW YORK, March 330.- C. F.
Bertclli wires the American from
Paris that the allies, after numerous
conferences have decided to give Con-
stantinople. to Belgium as compensa-
ting for the wliolcsale ruin of her
1-ouiitry,
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NOTICE I
of Kensington, P. E. 1,, has
taken over the Agency for our Goods and in future you
will be able to procure any ofthe following from him:
Incubators, Brooders, Feeds, Remedies, Supplies, Baby Chix,
Eggs for Hatching and in fact everything a Poultryman
SUP  I 
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GIVEN OONSTAPKTINOPLE.