‘ Take Pickard’-sf,
, Big
. Tonic
, _ _ , , ' The tonic which will H
` strengthen the lungs and, -
8
glldntashigiiled aiigh tes‘ln St. Jamie
il 011 ill‘B By. > ,aep_. . L N 
be 4 '~ ' ' -A r
thirteen sacks of mall, threepassen-
gs
at

IT PAYE to lilly in. this Province.
EVERYONE WILLGET- s splendid
ICEBOATS-Yesterday eight ice POLI
sts left Capt Traverse at 6.50 with
ra and arrived at Cape Termentine
10.40. 'I‘he'Toi'msntine beats i`e'l’t
t.9.li0 with tbirtyaeven sacks of mail
nd arrived in Cape Traverse at _2.2lli.
wiNs|.oE -.- Master Alvin c.
.V  it .build up the entire system
It’s warmingliealth. ,`|.|,,§|,,,,' Syrup .
givingand safe.  Hybqglgigphités
` Gephas Ford will be glad to hear that
Ford,'Charlottetownmpent his Easter
holidays 'with friends at Winsloe and
Portage the guest of Mr. H. E. Ford
_Winsloe and Mr. lvl-ilfred Cudniore,
Portage.-The inaiiylfrleuds of Mr.
r
he is recovering from his recentsill
ness.-The Winsloc North school is
p o ressiu ra dl under the skilful
Child- ,can use it. ‘ . ~
1 . N an l -
Phone  "" lIlfES, aids digestion and
li
‘ Supplies the negessary glee recently while Mr Ira Auld was
sue and bone. V
z s ni y
management of Miss Lottie Campbell
who at preseint is spendhig her Easter
ips are doing a rushing business with
olidays at er home in Darllngtoii.
serious accident occured at Win
Douglas, motion for u. new trial. The
Coal and Wood
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A |J|[;|(A|]|] & Qi] constituents of bioodas- ;.:s‘.iF.;i.,i;‘ii°.i,.“;ri'. '.1 it
n I root Mr llarry and Mr Charles Phil
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TEN CENTS TAX
PLACED~ON CHICKENS
ELIZABETH, N. J.. April 3.-
Chickens that run at large in Roselle
i'ark, N. J., will be subject today to
a tax tot’ ten cents per head. The
Board oi’ Health has ruled that wan-
dering choclcens are to be classed with
pins and cattle as niilsanccs when ‘ V \'ll‘-OS ill llefelwe 0l`tl18 Elllbire- The
ri;i~iii:ig loose. ` I letter contained the following copy of
It is an ideal tonic to
build up the system after
11 Cough or Cold.
Large Size Bottle 75c.
Geo. E. Hughes
|-|____, , u 5 , p---___-I _ -1-.lg every man at the front: "Bucking-
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A Natural Blood Builder
Rexiill Cod Liver Oil Emulsion-tlio greatest
known cure for all kinds ot' chronic coughs-
an effective remedy for many forma ot’ lung
trouble, and it generous body builder.
lt's cosy to take, acts quickly and every one
of the- many cures reported have
~ent. Just try one bottle, you may need no more.
ltlis guar antced lo satisfy,
gag,
our
been permaii-
Cornel' (ircril George niirl l\onl blrcct J
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MacKinnon Drug Company. wt*
- ' ‘ _ LITTLE SANDS--Mr. Samuel Mc-
Iicnn, of Little Sands, was vi.illin;; rc.-
lntivi-s and l'ri1.-:ids in \\'<-.'-:l lsi:iiiu’,
, il
sf:-. __ -  j " I “‘_ - _'S olsoii. Mr. Lniiuhle l\'icLoiiii was vis-
. _ _‘_-1 cd
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wnuvr 3?,
gm; , l Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 por year.
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“:,;'E' ` lil
 \ Weekly Star is $3.00 per year. Tho.
_t,,.._. QQ ,. price oi the Even ng Guardian and
-  UWB* M0l'lll‘C8l Daily Stal' (mailed lil P. E.
  l.) is $3.25 per year the Evening
 - Guardian and me 1-‘miiiiy iieriiid and
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Nei Airs one iiiiiciiiitii V `  
l_f you want, good, pure ‘il  ‘ 
reliable tobacco go to an l ,.,_.,- " &
honest manufacturer. W 
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have earnestly strivcn to
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establish such a reputation,_and believe our old friends
will say that we have never disappointed them; Hickey’s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.
Hickey & Nicholsonl`oli. Co., 'Ll-
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WINSLOE-What might have been
.
Arthur Roberts has purchased a very
ll e two year old lilly froiii Mr, George
Auld for which he paid a handsome
sum. Mr. \Vm. Ford, Ebenezer, spent
the week end with friends at Winsloe.
INTERESTING LETTER-Mr. and
Mrs. John W‘ulkeI'. North River, have
just received a very interesting letter
from their son. Mr. Neil D. Walker.
who is at present at the front with his
fellow Canadiiiiis. Mr. \Volker was
among the very first to offer his ser-
lhemessnge sent hy Queen Mary to
ham Palace," gift from Mary lt. and
the Women oi the Empire, 1914."
NOTICE.-Subscribers are notill-
tlint the price of the Morning Daily
uardian (mailed in P. Pl. l.) and
he Morning Daily Guardian (mailed
P. lui. I.) and Family Herald and
.25 per year.
ie guest oi’ Mr. and Mrs. John Nich-
lting in ilopoliolil recently tho giieiitvf
Clirlslcnii llortoii 'was visiting liittlo
Saiids rcirciitly thc guest ol' Miss Floral.
Nlcliolsoii. Miss Florric Mol’hco is
home l'roni Belfast spending her lioll~
days with her mother. Mr. Charles
Olson gave an cn‘tcrtaiiimeiit for the
young folk iii this place ii short time
ago and spent a very pleasant even-
ing, playing games, and singing songs.
All tho happy young people dismissed
by tho singing ot' Auld Lang Sync. ‘I
::THE ISLAND SHEEP DIP has
been on the miirkct for some years
and the over iiicrciising demiiini for
it, is the best giiiiriinico wc cali give
oi its inerits.-ll. will do llic work
quick and well. 'l`ry it,:intl bo con-‘
viiiccil-~-250 botllc. E. A. l~‘osl.cr,
Central Drugstore. llitf. ‘
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::JUST THE THING for house-
keeping, the dusting caps and aprons
in St. James Hall on Tliurstlay. 91164.
their notary saws Mr Hammond [case was tried before Mr. Justice
'Ford was in,the city on Saturday Mr. l-Iaszard, without a jury, in January
which the Association strives to afford
Court yesterday Wm. Berrigeii was,
itliied $10 or 30 days and James;
O’Brien,- $5 or 10 days 'on charge of
drunkenness. - -
$AD INCIDENT - A sad incident.
occurred on Saturday afternoon in'
Charlottetown when the young son of
Mr. Robert Diamond. salesman in Al-|
ley’s. while playing with an' air gun
accldentially, it is stated, struckau:
other lad named Longley in the left
eye. He and Longley were playing;
together. Longley was examined by`
Drs. W. G. MoMlllan`and H. D.
Johnson. and it is feared he wllil lose'
the sight of the eye. This unfortunate'
incident should serve as a. warning to
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A"§“i"é°°" PEOPLES _
LUBIN Presents, Through the' Gfeneral Film Coippanyhs'
CE mn, _ M me Ponce' EVE Y NESBIT ---And Jlfler Son William Thaw. , 
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. Masterpiece Service -
iN Five PARTS  ,
Direction Joseph, W. Smiley Written by William N. Clifford
' Final Showing To-Night '_
Witnessed by Hundreds Yesterday-The Newest
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other obys to he extreemely careful
in the handling ol’ even such it modosl
weapon as an air gun.
SUPREME COURT. - The Su»
preine Court resumes this niorniiig,ai'-
ter adjournment from Saturday, and `
will hear the nrgiinients in the matter
ol’_\V. F. li. Montgomery v. J. ll.
and judgment given for the plaintiil.
Mr. D. A. McKinnon, forthe de-
fendant aiid Mr. l{..l. Martin for the
plaiiitii°l`.,Oii Saturday the Court took
up the case of Jenkins \'. lliclluiiald,
tried at Georgetown before i\lr. .lus-
tice Fitzgerald at the February term.
it was an cjectment action and verdict
was given for the defendant. Argu-
ment was lieard on Saturday for a new
trial and decision was reserved. Coun-
sell: Mr. J. J. Johnson for the de-
fendant iind Mr. Gllbcrl Giiudcl for
plaiiitiff. s
siolxrvlw ci-Hines - 'nie iiioiitf-
ton police have been noiiilcd to bc
on the look-out for Ronald l\lcl)cnial<l.
ii native ot' Nova Scotia. and some-
time resilient of this cily, says the
Westville Free Lance, who is wiiiilrd
on ii cliargc oi' bigiiiny, by tho Boston
authorities and on n ifliargc ol’ assault
and linttci~y by the Wiiillirop, lllaiss..
policc. Mclloiiald was born at 'l`iioi'-
liurn, N. S., and has i-claiivcs thorn
:ind nl. iiariligiiii iiridlzc, i’. ld. l, I-`oi‘
it short time he resiilietl and worked.
in Moncton, Init siiliscriiiciitly yell for
tho States where lic has gotten iiilo
his present. toruble. A reward' of
$100 is oliorcil for his iipprelionsioii.
llc disiippcarcd while thc llostoii po-
licc wcrcc on his triiil, and it is _bc-
lievoil ho gave thcni tho slip by cross-
ing to (_‘:iiiailii. 'l`licre is rcusoii to bc-
iicvo that ho is now iii lho Mziritiinc
Provinces. McDonald is ii tall man,
standing about six feet in his stocking
feet. llc is lil`ty-llirce years oi iigc,niul,`
ns thc charge would iiilliclilo, ii _i-;i-val. I
ndmircr ol' tho laiiics.
Y. M. C. A. WORK-it is interesting
to lciirn that the Y. M. C, A. has
established quarters al, Anilicrst,i
where the men of the (ith lllountedl
ltifles. including those who recciitly `
left the island, will be received and
niiiile “at home." ln connection willi
the soldiers and their relation to the
Y. M.  A., the following interesting
letter (extract) from Chris Graham,
uppears in the March issue ol' “(`nn-.
:tdian Manhood.” Mr. Graliiim is In
England -as ii represeiitntlve _oi thc,
Y. M. (3. A. ot' the Mnritlnio l’roviiit:e.i I
and pcrsoiiiilly acqiiiiinte<l with some
ofthe Y. M. (3. A. workers oi' Charlotte-
town. The lotter shows the facilities
the "boys" in their efforts to lieop
iii touch, by letter (writing) with
those whoiii they leave behind." Whoii
I found that the camps were to be
vacated and the troops' moved ii big
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A PICTSJRE ' CORPORATION
problem confronted me." the writer _ _'__' ~ __ , _ _ \ .. .=
l " ' W ' ' "l tents on my hands, with all the stock
E  t E t ol` goods iind ot};e;'lapp:irfi;tus,talntll two
" .--_.1 , weak ant unre aie s a s o ic pers
l .   as  to deal with. Naturally I had to keep
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Tliore is always an extra de-
mand for candy, during Easter
We have thei'efoi'e increased
our stock ol’ Chocolates, Bon- `
its
I, ll ll Ilalllllllll fo be a Painter
 » it ` s to Use I
“Crown & Anchor” Paint
The handy man' about the house makes dollars
with his Paint Brush and .1 can of “Crown &
Anchor” Paint. It .is the best that money can buy,
ind it costs you no more than the ordinary cheap
aint. .,
Paint that-is good paint is not an expense--it
‘ ‘ is an investment. You don’t have to worry about
what kind of paint to buy-'we have done all -that
for you by stocking the famous “Crown & Anchor"
Paint the best on the market to-day.
Pricd’ per Gall. for White & Ordinary Colors $2.30
“ High Colors.......... ......._.$2.60
.~ ll - e Glidden’s- ll
ll “Green Label” Varnishes 
, _K A  _I _M
I The name “Glidden” on a can of Variiisls is a
guarantee of highest grade and standard Quality
of that particular bran . Fifty years experience in
the manufacture of Varnish_ for all purposes, in-
sures uniform quality 'at all times.  _~
We carry. acomplete line of these Varnishes
for all purposes. - l ' 9 ; ,’ _
l Kepler’s Cod Liver 
 Oil and Malt
Bone, and other Candy
We are agents for,-
Page G. Shaws Chocolates,
Wiliarda (Forkdipped) choco-
lates
Neilson: Chocolates,
Molrs Chocolatets,
nothing can exceed these deli-
cious tid-bits, in sweetness and
delicacy of flavour.
You will agree with urs that
they iiro the most excellent you
over tasted.
If you want a box for wife,
sweetheart, or frlsnd, make
your selection now.
ilteiiicmbcr, ~ the "kiddies"
like caiidy loo.
.lolinson & Johnson
The Quality Drugstore
‘ Cor. Prince & Kent Ste."
Keplers is superior lo all
other Cod Liver Oil pre-
parations. it is pure.
agen; and wholesome-a
p_ mpt, and permancnt~
oiiretor coughs of every
lcind-used with splendid
success in many severe
iaases\of lung trouble.
I
t Iisplers Cod Liver Ollia scien-
` iltlcally contained with mrs high A
_ quality malt. lt couldn‘t\iei|n~
’ proved upon-tlmift why l(ep'sr_s _
V _ needs but one introduciioinit id I
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235-'pdl-‘!°‘$i“i»v li~'§"i!";:'fillZ~:§.
qmicve muiiuen in _ei
iff muiifltv-  - "
the troops were going, because it could
not he definitely ascertained whether
this or tlint building could be spared
for Y. M. (`. A. work until the men I
had actually tnken their places. As
soon tts possible I had an interview
with Col. liurstall, oillcer coininanding
the Divisional Artillery. He received
me warmly, mid during the conversa-
 \ - ° ' things running in the camps until the
,  HUUSL ‘ ’ Candles last minute. And I could make no pre-
~ "N PAINT' l    paratlons in any of the places to which
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tion spoke very favorably of the work
we had done iii camp, and hoped that
wc would follow him to the billeting
areas. llc also said that I might foci
free to call on hiiii for ii coiii`ereiico
at an time
y _
The largest iiuiiiber of mon in any
one place is in Devizes. the capital of
Wills. llcrc we have one whole Bri-
gade oi’ Artillery, smnetliing over nine
iundred men. ln other places the
nunibers range from one Iiundrod and
fifty to three hundred. li, will be ab-
solutely impossible for me to touch
them all. I think ihiil. I shiill have to
stop opening now pluccs wlicn I liiivo
states. “I had then three Y. M. C. A.  _ ` `" '  ' '
about two more. The main object oilthis all-iniporlant feature of the work.
'these roonis is to l`urnish tho nieiilzind good iiieotiiigs are being held- In
with :in opportunity to write to motlieri Devizes, where we are using the C0l'Il
and to read the papers, or to spend a Excliniigti Hiiililiiig. tiicro is a Blurred
profitable half hour with ii. good book. coiiceri bookctl for Sunday night at.
iii. one wc have ii billiard table :ind which wo arc to have it capital speak-
olhcr gaincs. in others graiiiiiplioiios, or. in tho smaller Dill-CGS We l1U~V°
but always plenty ol' Y, lil. C. A. wrii- good “sing-songs" and smaller, Bel"
‘ .  _ v . h asolciier.
ini.: niiiterinl. We have froqiieni con
ccrts, to which the soldiers bring their
\ lies, geiierail_
lcd .V
civilian frieiids. inrilc :ind t`eiiiulc.| ::Uso Harii_iri_i1‘ Violet 0|' R050 T0ll0l
'l`liies<_\ are proving very popular. The Soap-the sott. ¢l`e“l_T|Y- Hillel' is Very
rcligious nieotings arc. olf coiirso, not soothing :ind beiietlcial _to the Skill. A
so grctii. and grand as they wcrc on fresh supply jiasi: received. MacKin-
lhc Plain, wlioro we html large bodies iioii Drui-2 Co... mrner Great Geol'E9
together, bill we iii-4- not negleutinglaiid Kent Streets. M93-
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60 Positively New
Plain and “Norfolk »
Suits for Boys
“ Worth $4.50 to $8.00 each Any Suit for $3.49
This lot came in Saturday fresh and new from-the factory.
We bought the lot at a price and now offer you your choice
for $3.49. __
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_ What mother would not prefer to have smart, stylish well
fitting Clothes for the Boys if they cost no more. They are mostly
twee s in Greys and Browns, handsomely made by specialists that
make Sothing but Boys Cloths and it takes a Specialist to make
correc y.
We have the size your Boy wears-bring him in this week and
let us show you this fine lot of Suits worth $4.50 to 8.00 each, your
choice of any Suit at $3.49.
l We have 250"l>r. Boys School Pants (Bloomers) on their 1
wa from the Manufacturers which we intend to put on sale
at ll,9c a pr. The lot comprises all the best wearing material I
for Boysf Pants and would regularly retail at 75c or $1.25 a pr.
Y0\l1’ Ch01C€ fOr 496 each. Watch papers for announcement of
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