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MARCH 1. 1912 ____ _____ ___;‘1_”"j‘_T_“‘*_"_j'_="_jé____ THE cHARLO'rTa'r0wN ovsamsu -_ vim or sw- ' PAGE THREE '
 \ A ' ‘Bm FINANCIAL HOUSE ` ' ' ' I ’ i'An.ii.vzir<ri ausixai-is _ _ . I _ -
Crown for ,, l
A bend full ofunsiglitly-gray and faded
ha;,__.Wl~_y not have beautiful, natural
colored hair, full of life and beauty-
kgp young!! young looking and fascin-
sling?
Every woman wants to be and can be,
if she will use HAY'S HAIR HEALTH
fo restore those gray hairs to their natu-
ral color. lt isn‘t u dye.
You’li be surprised how quickly the
‘ray hairs vanish and hoiv young looking
you can keep yourself by the regular
use of HAY'S HAIR HEALTH. Get
your money back from your druggist if
you iire not satisfied with it. '
Sill) iirid 504: st Drug Stores or direct upon
receipt ofpriize rind dvulcrs nrirne. Send l0c for
Ula] lioulc.-Philo Hay Spec. Co.. Newark, N. J.
For siile and recouirriended by E.
Foster, Sunnyside.
A
-CUWAN`S
rsnrscrluit
CUCUA
“Great for Breakfast.”
A day started on Cowa.n’s
Cocos iss day with s clear
head and s steady nerve-
; day full of map and life.
Cocos nourishes the body.
_ It is richin food uluaand
'asytodizelt ____
D0 YOU
UBI
ODWAITI
GOODA 1
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T0 OPEN UP IN MONTREAL*
MONTREAL, March 4-The big
Eurbveaii financial house oi Lazart
Bros. with offices in London and
Paris. will open up here shortly. it
the meantime their Canadian repre
sentative Frederick Perry, lou; this
evening for Winnipeg, via Toronto,
'50 SPY Out the western land. Mrl
Perry says that Canada. is the lost
bargain counter in the world.
TAKING DOUBLE S
SUPPLY OF COAL.
ST- JOHN. March 4-'riie British
coal strike is already having its ef-
fect at this port, and the Dominion
Coal Company la rushed night and
_day_ burikorlng ocean liners, as their
ell'-We Nllllply has to be taken here.
The Company is giving each steamci
a double supply siifilcient to last
them over and back, '
Every preparation however, has
been made to mera the situation and
the work is well hand, though it
means the doubling up of men and
facilities. Ordlnarily fifty 'to sixty
men are_employed in the bunkerlri;
of steamcrs, but now about 250 men
are kept busy night and day, work-
gng twenty-two hours out of twenty
O\iI‘.
Two boats have been at it without
let “Pi m0VlllK barges and scows,and
colliers are bringing coal here faster
than. ever. -
Some idea may he had-of the mag-
nitude of the work when if is ex.
plained that the (‘. P. R. liner Ern-
press of Britain and Allan liner
Grampian now in port will requirf
about 4,800 tonsbetweeii them, the
former taking 2500 and, the latter
2300 tons. The usual quantity of thr
Britain would be about 1200 to 1500
tons, and the Grampian about 1000
f10llS. bllt they now must take enough
coal to bring them back to Canada;
RAMBLERS BEAT ~
ST. JOHN HOCKEYISTS
ST. JOHN, March 4-The Amherst
Ramblers defeated the 62nd Regiment
leaders of the New, Brunswick hockey
|91’-Elie. 5-4 in the fastest hockey
match seen here this season. Thr
Ramblers had the best of the territ-
ory, biit St. John led until four min-
utes from the end when the Ramblers
got two points. The' _game was player*
in three twenty minutes periods, witl
the Privilege of substituting players
at any time. The Amherst combine
tion. was more effective than thi
locals' individual effects, and Banton
goal for the St. John, was the bust
est nian on the ice, and put up :=
phenominal game. Flnron and Fraser
were very good. The Ramblers leavr
h`ere in the morning to meet Har-
vnrd in Boston.
BQEl2'___,__,__
_._.__)
'rwo -ilnrrlsi-r
viiiiisi-ins onnanan 'ro
l'RO(lI<]l‘iI) T() (‘.HINA_
l._liI\‘li1|.\', Murcli 4--Tlin protected
""'llS"-Wi Wtlasciis and }’i'omcthus
luivv lic_cii ordered to proceed from
_.»lii_stra_liiin waters for China. A Tien
lslll lllsliutcli to the Daily Mail says
that shooting and iricentliarlsm com-
iiieiicrd in tlint city last night, and
f‘_'0Ulll§ \\'iis general in the outlying
."‘Uflkl-‘=>`. The foreign settlements,
lii.wr-.vcr were quiet.
NA\il{lNtl, Mnrcli 4--lI1'. Hun Yiit
3"" 'S iZl't':itly ilistiirl>c<l rivci' the
in-ws froni -the nortli. He soya that
th” Nl!-llllllll! government is prepared
g;:____uccept full responsibility. He
“I have absolute confidence and
good faith in Yuan Shi Kal's ability
to control the situation. The repub-
lican_will restore order and protect
the HY" Hllll property of foreigners.
Effective measures are under I way
““d_”~ Vast llllliorlty of thc people and
iioldlers of the north and south are
lvval rellllblicans.
Dr. Sun said that in the event ol
unexpected disturbances he Ras rea-
lly to proceed to the north to assist
iurui rltii Kai, _
ANNOUNCEMENTS
__'°KllllZ Edward Iristitilte meets
Hlllnllly. March llui, in wiiiiuor-_
llll. Iniportnnt biisiricas.
_’t*'I‘lic new price lint of rub-bers is
'f' _“ml bricen hnvc advanced, lie-
’5‘“lllll£5‘Marcli lst. Gott Bros., (_bar-
ifittctown. 3.7d3i_
_0’°"°l°° Specialist, Prof. H. Arran.
____l_;.0tea.chei- oi Voice Culture, Plano
VEBIJ. Voice Cltlturo ggpecial-
ltr. Studio its ct. George sz. _
1-18dthsturw6w
_“Can the Vics defeat the Crystals
_:_l_l___'§W0 orymorc goals in the game on
_ “Y °"“" llg- They must do so to
7"" the lrwhy and you use uieyui
"Y - 3-roll.
8 .
mfdwglal will probably be the fastest
I _ eil Hume ot the season takes
She ill the Arena., Charlottetown,
__<:_r_r_ior;ow evening when the Znd Vics
_“___ fd <-rrscals meet in the anal
____ 0 N01' the championship and tro-
___Y- 0 one should miss seeing this
'"“"~ ~ 3-1d1i.
SUTTON UR DEMAREST
MAYDEFEAT HOPPIQ
,0§eF;:' YORK. Mai-ui 4-ailiiai-.i_
the w__:;`° Milli: their attentlon_upon
__ ___o because of the fact that it
ton 0."l.G*-.|l¢!=_. ~tn either _George But-
eontruxcronmn Demaresti tl?" 91°
come _‘__ Of William F., Hoppe must
ag_____ _ ;J_DPe and Sutton will meet
Hmm Al: 0 stand ballroom of the
me ____ Fu _eg for eric 1e.1 baliiiiric ti-
me ____ _F RY. Merch 15, and many
Wm __ I’ "K that tha former champion
_______ _fofi_tgh_::__tol_i_ form. Button has
___ C___c____o_ sa onal practice stunts
- *Q-i-'-.____'_..l
Hncnsr or amino coop Bama
There is l
ment th __ P"°b8blY n_o accomplish-
t__a__ the a woman -glories in more
white 8° “bility to bake good bread.
_“___ __W:n Yeast Cakes always eit-
h__e____'\ K li. wholesome and delicious
un ~°_ Bold by grnccrs lil _Bc pack-
» . - 5 NUM-_ Ssnl;l.today fo`r
°'"f7‘|’ll'.‘. Mill! 'RWM tipldcs & Cor-
“lli Limited, Toronto, Ont.
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Porn-Ac Norui lake, March zoo, rl
Wm. and Mrs. Pope, ri son.*
l_._____PlE_1?____,_-_,'_~__.
Nl0Rl7}SlI)E-At North Milton, March
5, 1'Jl2,~ James A. Moreside, agei
52. 'Funeral tomorrow Friday at
two p. ni. to Miltoh Cemetery.
Pat. & Exam. please copy.)
MCCORMACK-At (Ihariottetciwu, or
March 6th, I’aul Mot'-ormack, ago-F
60 years, also his son, Joseph, ng-
ed 36 years.
I<‘unci'al from their latc residence.
150 Great George St. on Friday' nt
8.45 ri. m. to St. Diinstiin's (Tuthcd
i'ul. tliuncn tn It. (1. (‘-iimetcry.
McMII.l.AN-At Wood Islands, March
5, 1012, Duncan M. McMillan,a.gcd
K0. i~‘urieral at two o’clock Satur-
day. _
“The winter is rapidly passing so
skate while you ciiu. ’I‘liere‘s band ri-t
the Arcna._ tonight. ii-7d1i.
HU'FFRAGET'l`E MEETING
\PROVED TO BE A FIASCO
LONDON, March 4-The much ad~
vcrtised mcet‘ng cf the sutlragettcs
in Prirliariiciit Square toniglit,to pro-
test _against the refusal of Premier
Asqulth to receive a deputation.
proved a fiasco, so fai'.as concerned
the sensational display of militant
powers rind ciinnliig, which was pre-
dlctcd.by the organizer. -About ‘50
women were arrested, but the dam-
age done was inconsiderable as com-
pri-red with F‘rltlay's rald.|
Wlille the militant sullragettcs
were vainly erideavorlng to break
through the -cordon of police
around about Parliament square, two
hundred medical students organized
a raid on the sutlragette premises
to pay them back in their own coin.
Marching to the building occupied by
the \vomen’s press fn Charing Cross
road, where there was a big display
of suflragette literature, they bom-
barded with stones, smashe all
the windows to an accompaniment of
cheers from the delighted specta-
tors.
Another band, bent on retaliation,
attacked the international sutfragc
shop in Adam street, the Strand,
smashing a big plate glass window
and wrecking the front ot the build-
ing.
. In the meantime _ the suffragettes
were being balked in attempts _ to
hold a meeting. The police who' were
lorewarned, adopted elaborate pre-
cautions. Mounted police ‘were sta-
tioned at short intervals along the
main tlioroughfarcs ldadtng to_ per-
liarnent, while solid phalanxex of foot
police lined the curbs.
Long before the signal wee
given by the tlrlng of a rocket from
the sutlragette headquarters at Cle-
ment Inn, lor the meeting to begin,
ii huge crowd filled Trafalgar square,
Whitehall and ‘the adjacent streets.
- 
Dr. Morse’o_
Indian Root Pills
owe their singular cficctivcncss in
curing _Rheuini\tism, l.i_mbcgo ri_nd
Sclatica to their power of stimulating
and strengthening thc kidneys. They
enable" tlicsc oryans to thoroughly
filter from the ilood the uric acid
(the `roduct of waste matter) which
gets liito the joints and niuaclcn and
causes these painful ilisciiscii. Over
half a century of consiaiir use has
ilroved coiu‘|.'si\'ely that l.‘r. r\lorst-'s
diun Rout Pills gin-ugrlirii wr-ali
' lsldneys arid
. I
.Cure Rhoumatiam
'THE
_-‘olice Court in Charlottetown yester-
day.
There will be s meeting of thei
Knights of Pythlas, Cb9,rlottetown,‘
this evening in the Castle Hall I at
iight o'clock. A/lull attendance is re~
luested.
The hockey match between th
torins and Crystals on Friday even-
ing will he one of the hottest and
most closely contested -games ever
played in the Charlottetown Arena.
e Vie-
_Rev. Mr. Styles, Pownal, will
liver his interesting lecture on Notes
Grave and Gay from a Preachers,
Diary, in the .school room of Grace
Jhurch. Chiirloeeeeown, tonight at ii
o'clock. ‘ <
de-
H. P. Duchemin, Sydney, a
of Charlottetown, has been app
ernment officials at a. salary uf Slii
sate charges of partlzanshlp in gov-;
one of the commissioners to iuvestl-1
I
native
ointed
per day. A
H. H. Brown, Charlottetown, has
returned home from Saranac Lake,
N- 'Y~. Where he had gone to visit
"ls Wife- If is pleasing to learn tbat_
Mrs. Brown is steadily improving;
and is looking well. i
The quarterly official board
Cornwall Methodist Circuit vo
the question of (‘-liiircli Union
lows:-possible vote 28. lil favor of
Union' 21, against Union 7. Majority'
for Union 14.
of the
t'ed on
as fol-
'l`he series of practical talks at th.:
_Y. M. C. A., Charlottetown, arc
proving to be most interesting. < The
next in the series will be held this
even-ing at 8 o’ciock.< ’I‘he subject
will be “I-linges". The talk will be
given by_E_D. Stems, who has spent
.:.Jnsiderable time in its preparation.
‘I`he talk is open to the public and
free to all. -
Yesterday evening ri horse owned by
E1. Wheatly, butcher, Charlottetown,
.vhich had been let out to get \\'s.tei'
at the fountain at the corner of Eus-
ton and Great George Streets, trip
ped while crossing a street drain ii;
front of the shop and fell. He was
badly injured and did not rise. He
was taken back to the stable and
latcr in the evening was 'lrivcn to
the slaughter house and put -'ut of
iUff€l`illl-I- The animal was 11 vniu-
able one and Mr. Wheatley’s loss i
regrettable. _
A hockey gariic that has been nd-
vocated all winter will lic niado rr
'1`€9~1ll5Y on Tuesday evening next,
when -Victorias, Champions of tho
Maritime Provinces for .1912 will
Sflwk 11D against the Old Vics in a
benefit game, the proceeds to go to-
W8.l‘<1s_ defraying expenses on thc'
Stanley Cup trip. '.`ll-iso iiientiouctl
as likely for the Old Vic. liiie-lip orc
Lea Wortiiian, Frank Brown. .inck
lBr'own, Joe Crockett, Jim Cushing,
.Cork Norman and Chester Gregory.
There’s a mighty good hockey teani,
and one that will take a lot of beat-
ing. While nothing definite has been
decided it is trusted that a1l'tlic
above mentioned will participate. Ori
the other hand the champs will play,
flflglle. P0V0y. Murphy, Capt. Smith,
Doherty and _Bci'liriquctte. The ganie
should prove ri. great attraction and
will incidentally give Monctouiaiis
an opportunity of declaring .iii hearty
accord with sending 'thc boys after >i
woi'1d's title.-Moncton Exc. (Curli-
ing and Gregory are both wcll
known in Charlottetoivn, thc latter
belonging there.) '-
::l`tcxall “93" Hair Tonic and sham
poo Paste are a perfect coinbinatioii
for curinlg hair troubles. They are del-
‘glitful to use and give astonishing rc-
m
tlicm are delighted. Call and risk
about them The MacKinnon Drug. Co
cor. Gt.'Geo. & Kc; , - or-u._
"Bear in mind that every. gallon of'
ivlAY1~‘1.owisR~ ou. is giiaranrrml
Dealers have no trouble, but if byl
any chance a complaint reachcs ii'
tealer he is specially rcriiicsted t_»
'pass it on to us, The Imperial Uii
(io, Ltd. 3-7illm
The Army of
Constipation
Is Growing Smaller EVO!! Ds!-
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rexiomihle-_lh_¢y »- __ . is
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She; pfrmaisently __'. .._" 5,",  
2'”  = iven'
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them for f / _ __ __ _ _
Biliess»
nn, lndlggstiaa, Sick I'I_¢sds¢hs, Ssllow Skin.
SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE '
GSIIIIIIIQ mst buf Signature i
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LETTER.  CONDOLENOE .
Try Again Division, No. 235, Bon-
shaw, has sent the following to Miss
Flora and Alex. McLeod: Dear Sister
and Brother:-We the officers and
members ol Try Aga-in Division, do
hereby take this opportunity ol tend-
ering to you our heartfelt sympathy
in this your hour of sorrow. By thc
removal of your dear father from
this field of action to his Home
above. not only your home but the
community has sustained a se/ore
loss. It seems hard wh'n death
claims our loved ones, but more ss-
paclally so when the father is taken
away. But we rest assured that you
mourn not as those without hope for
he has gone to that Haven of Rest
whore sorrow is never known, and
where love and ioy reigns supreme.
We would direct you to that ilrsat.
Patriarch above, the Ruler of this
universe, who has taught us to iray,'
"Not my will but Thine bc. done." 1
Signed on behalf of the otiicsrs and
members oi 'fry Agatn`l)lvteion:` J.J.
Mclzsod, William . R. Carson, Liz'/ic
-McDonAld. Rh. _ ,
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suits. Our customers who have uscdl
1
James Mullins and son Stet Mui
lins, Tryon, were in Charlottetown
yesterday. `
Ex Mayor Rogers and J. A. Far-
qiiharson. Charlottetown, left last
night on 3, trip to the Pacino Coast.
There will be no service next Sun
day, March 10th in Tryon, Hamp-
ton, »and Donshaw Presbyterian
churches. Service will be held on
March 17th instead, at the hours nn-
nouiicéd for Mar.' 10th.
The Victorias must defeat the Cry-
stals in the game on Friday evening
at the Arena, Chaidottctowu, by at
least two goals in order to win the
trophy. It will without doubt be one
of the fastest and best games of the
season. ~
in
J. F. McMillan, maliager of the lo-
cal branch ot the I-loyal Bank, was
in North Battleford last week rnuk-
ing arrangements for the opening of
a branch of the [loyal llunk in that
town. The -new branch will be open-
ed on March 21st.-Eidmonton Billie
tin. (Mr. McMillan was formerly'
manager of the branch in Charlotte
town.)
i A black fox was ou-e of the visit-
ors in town yesterday. I-le arrived
by Dominion express and rcposcd iii
the rear room of the express officr
from Saturday night until Sunday
lliigllt. The owner was R. A. Mcheiin,
iwho it is uriderstomi, brought thi
ifox from tlie State of Michigan. Mr.
'McLean and his fox left this morri-
ing for Prince Edwurrl lslaud.-Am-
herst Irlxc.
The Guardian is receiving com-
plaints from friends that certain
news' items about them from soinr
correspondents in country district
arc untrue, and when sutislisd that
this is~ thc c-use thc name appended
-to same is fivcu. ]n future Thi
Guardian will' not` only give thi
names appended, to persons mention
ed therein when it is satisfied tha'
_the notes are untrue or misloadin,
or tending to ridicule, but will alsi
publish same, thus protecting its
readers and the general public, as i
!newspaper is not for thc disscminii
itlon of other than what is truc and
yreliable, rather than riiisleading uni
:tending to riilicule.
John Kennedy, Salisbury; A. tl
7Watson, Montreal; E. S. Buet, Bos
ltoii; H. D. l‘o\\'r-ll, Bristoii; W. ll
iArthui', Montreal; (i. A. Willimiis
iSt. tlntlicririe; t`. B. Kelley, Mon'
.trcl\l; C. R."'King, St. (‘atlir-riue; 'l`
iG. Haines, Sr-rckville; R. I. Willianis
lMontrei-li; A. E. Arsciiaillt, Summer
`side; W. Netman, Toronto; A. I-`.
Cooke, Montrea1;F. Uople, Montreal
|R. Robertson, Mappau; W. S. ' Mc
=Gowan, Malpaqiic; S. I. Moore,_'1‘ruro
Urban Hynes, Montague; Mr. rin
Mrs. McMiilian, Montague i S
Younker, Montague; R. 'l'
lGibson, Halifax; E. l. Corni
er, Montreal; I. D. McIntyre, ‘Mori
tag-irc; 1', McIntyre, Montague; F. M
Sharp, t.‘hal‘lottetn\\‘n; l<`. L. Park
iman, Montague; E. McLean, Summer'
isidc; and B. Hyndrnun, lliontaguc, rc
gisger-od af, the Victoria Hotel, Chai'
lottctowu, l;el;wceri 10.30 lust nigh'
:ind lt).l5 the previous night.
to Mcliriarc Smitli, r.
Cliarlottetowu. who ii
Ottawa despatch saysi-
'l‘lle Dominion police have been ask
ed by the railway department 
llook for McB-. Smith, one of their
engineers, who had been assigned th
task of taking soundings in the Mui'
ray Canal, to Bay of Quinta. Full
play is feared. 'It is learned that th.-
above named engineer, who is salt
to be missing through foul play. ll
is feared, was employed in the Dv
ips.-amen: or ure oiiier Engineer w.ii.
‘McKenzie, -of the Iutercolonial Rail
way foi' sometime previous to Aug
nst. 1909 when he left the service
From here he went on private roil_
wny work along thu Giispc Coast aut
was subsequently employed by til
C, P. R. between Montreal and (lt
tawu in cngineeringivork. Since ther
he must. have joined the Dcpurtiiierit
of' Railways and Canals at Uttriwii
I-Ie beioiigéd to Chai-lottetoivii uni
went by the name of “l}riarc" _rimitll
his full name being Mciiriurc Smith.
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Get Rexall. If you rcqulliv I1 £000
remedy for ordinary diseases get l'
ltexail Remedy. One for cuch human
ill. They are reliable and non-secret
Wc recommend and guarantee them.
The MacKinnon Drug Co., The Rex
all Store, corner Great George and
Kent Streets. <1 ff
:!Buntain, Bell & Co., for best coal
Lowest prices. P235*-l
native I
Rcferriiig
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5 missing nn
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"There is no risk in a dealer sell
ing Mayflower OIL. Every gallon if
guaranteed by the niaiuiiiicturers
The Imperial Oil Co.. Ltd. 3-illlnl
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fi 
* The ,
sugary hearts g
of sweet corn, toast-
cd crisp and rolled
thin as a wafer -
thats the dainty that
delights theappetitel
TO-DAY order
silo’
fplsfln se
l ' coau
I '_
'.earLAKrs",.
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DOCTORS DID NOT SEEM T0 D0
HER ANY GOOD.
A cold, however slight, should never
be neglected, for if it is not treated in
time it will, in all possibility, lead to
bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, or some
other serious throat or lung troubles.
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup con-
tains the lung healing virtues of the
Norway Pine tree. which, combined
with other absorbent, expcctoraut and
soothing medicines, makes it without
it doubt the best remedy for all coughs
and colds.
Miss N. McCurnber, St. Martin’s
N.B., yvrites:-"In january last I con-
tracted is heavy cold which kept me in
bed nearly two months, and the doctors
didn't seem to be able to do me any good.
I tried several proprietary medicines,
but all' in vain. One day a friend :id-
vi_sed me to try Dr. Wood’s Norway
Pine Syrup, and when I had taken three
bottles I was completely cured, and I
feel as well to-day as I ever did, and I am
sure my lungs are once more sound,
thanks to that wonderful rei'nedy."O
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is prri
up in a yellow wrapper; three pine trees
‘ic trade mark: price 25 cents.
'laiiiifuctured only by The T. Mil-
.-irn Cn.. Limited. Toronto. Ont.
i=ti'lctt‘d by way to Dieppe and New
.__ 6 I!
It pays to buy in this Province Mis. J. D. McDonald, Charlotte- I' to be felt at the French channel
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-- itown, who has been visiting in Syd- ports. The transportatioii companies
There were no .cases befom _ thu _ My and vicinity has ,.etumed_h0me_ was In Bed Two i“onths° announce that they will riot guaran- _ ab.°.lut°ly
tee the arrival of freight to and _
from England. Passenger' service' is
partly suspended by wa_v of Houlogne
:ind Folkestone and will also be re~
Haven. In the event of the strike
continuing all freight and passengers
services between Saint Malo and l
Southampton will he suspended. As a ’
consequenceimost of the dock workers 5
ut Saint Malo and Saint Servan will
be out of employment, The price of
coal at Clierboiigli has risen one dol-
lar rr ton.
NOVA SCOTIA T0 ISS'-IIE A
LOAN UF $4,000,000.
I-IALIFAX, N.  March - 4-Prc-
mier Murray Introduced a bill into
the legislature this afternoon to nor-
rouj $4,000,000 bv the issue of deben-
tures and. the sale of Nova Hcotiii
consolidated stock, and to make the;
issue at a rate not exceeding four per 1
cent. The premier' made no state-l
ment regardiiiig the bill but Sevtiuii
tl provides as follows :
"Tile sum realised from said dc-
bentures and said stock shrill be paid _
into the pmvlpcial treasury and shall 1
be applied in payiiient of the existing ,
obligations of the province for thcj
services chargeable as capital an-
count that have been or may hereof-
ter be aiitliorized by the legislature."
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Charles Dillon, Charlottetown, left
lust night for (ieorgetown enroute to
St. John, N. ii., on a business trip.
Eugene Mciver, North Wiltsliiro,
left (`.luii'lotf.ctowi\ ou the mail ,spa
cial last evening en route to Winni-
D93
J. Trenliolm, Ht. John,registcl‘cd
at the tguecn Hotel, t‘liariotteto\\‘ii
between 10 o'clock last night and
10 o'clricl< the previous night.
Riissrl \'illct and Miss Ruby ~V~illet,
iiictoriu, rind Miss Blanch t`aiuei'iiii,
I-iamptoii, left. on the mail special
from (`iirri'lot‘.teto\vn last evening cn
route to Winnipeg.
The inciiibers of The Order of (luis
are r,el|ucsted to meet ut their Nest.
tomorrow (Friday) morning at 8
o’ciock a. m. sharp to attend ~ the
funeral of the late Brother J. A.
§Iel`ormack.
ll. l<`ci'giisoii, Hampton, Pai‘rnenas
and Chester Ferguson, Urirleton, left.
.are requested to meet at their ncst
Charlottetosvii lust r-venii‘_g on the
special train to llc.ii':f‘toi\‘n cn rout-
to Wiiinir-eg, where they will locate.
A convention of the Chnrlottetoivn
District of the l<"irSt Methodist
Church was held yesterday afturnoori
This meeting was called by Rev. J.
-W. Aiken. ol the Temperance ami
Moral Reform Department of the Me-
thodist Church to consider rnfittcrs iii
ronnection with that ricpartmcnt,Ttc\'.
Vfr. Aikens addressed the convention
in that subject.
At L the ---» regular - prayer
nccting in the First
ilcthodist Church last evening Rev.
J. W, Aikcns, Toronto, delivered a
strong address on the work of the
'Vletlioilist (`liui'ch in the Temperanct
ind Moral Reform Depiirtment. The
uibjcttt wus bundled in a inastcrlj,
nnnncr by a speaker reputed for his
_»leai', concise and convincing style ol
iloqucut. iui~i!i‘uct.i\'e and cnlightrening
-hc lirldrcss afforded thc bearers ll
-.lcui‘r'r conception of the difficulties
:oiitonded with the immediate and
irospcctivc necds of the Temperance
iid Mural Reform Department. Rev.
Ir. Aikcns will also speak in Suni-
nsrside. i
The event of the season - was tlic
concert. at the Hillsboro Conr~uilidutc.l
~Ichool lust evening. People crowded
iito the large hull from thc surround
ng districts and the special from
Jharlottetown was pacred to stainl-
.ng room. A delightful program had
been prepared and the talent of tho
school and that of oiitsiders wllo so
iiruily assisted was most marked and
uiccess in every way greeted the pro
notors. It was a nicely balanced pro
gram of songs, choruses, recltntioiis,
dialogues and drills, with plenty oi
instrumental music. The evening pus-
-ied in a pleasing manner- and the sale
of delicious homemade candy made
.he intermission very sociable and
riendly, Owing to the late hour it is
impossible to specialize brit each per-
`ormer could surely feel that his oi
ier selection pleased from the hearty
reception accorded it. Goor order' pro-
/liiled and all who attended will look
forward to similar events in the fu
ture.
FINE FOR TI-IE FAMILY.
Kcllogg's Toasted (‘orn Flakes is
economical ns well us nutritious and
restful. A ten~cent package contains
nough lor twenty dishes.
S UMMEIISIDE SEED FAIR
(Q@HE‘1J.E9'l‘_.lI§li9__l:_) _ __.. _
!
T--IOME MADE FRUIT
CAKE NOT ICED
1 Mrs. H. A. Compton, Summer-
=iric, 2 Mrs. (‘has, Andrews, St.
Elearrors, 3 Miss Janie Mawley.
Summerside, 4 Mrs. W. K. McGoug
rn, Siimmeraiile.
HOMEMADE POUND CAKE
I Mrs. -Annie Gallant, Summerslde,
Kllcmang i’erry,- Miscoucho, 3 Mrs.
Iris A. Morrison, Summeraide, 4
I Miss Jane Mawley, 5 Mrs. ~ Chas.
Indrewa.
ONE DISH SMALL FANCY CAKES,
'I Mrs. W. K. McGougnn, Summer-
side, 2 Miss Ethel 1.. Strong,._Sum»
merslde, 3 Miss Jeanie Sharp, Sum-
mersidc, 4 Miss -Viola McKenzie
Summerside, 5 Mrs. ( Dr.) 'l`anton_
liimmerside.
(JNE D0'/ZEN Il0lTGI'lNIi'l`t~l.
iMrs. Nelson Alwnrd, Siimmcraidc, 2
Misa Janis Mawley, Summsrstde, :I
Anhdkaun
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On s I h o r o u gh
application of Zam-
Buk at night will
bring ease by morn-
ing. Zam-Bizkstops
the smarting, heals
the cracks and
' ma/ces the hands
smooth.
iii! 
 
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lilrs. A. F. Phillips, Of
Ayorls (Iliff, Quo., srivsz-
"I s\iii`eI'i-fl tr~ri'iliiv from
cliuppr-,il li;\ruls_ Huiiivtiriics
I uliiiost. rr-ii-rl ivilli liio petit)
arid sriluiwiiigf. Zuni-Iiiik was
recriiiiiiwiiilird :iiul it guvc nie
ease :iiriiost ao; ~.-riori :is irppiierl.
I\`ii\v my liuiiils are quite
sinoiitli."
it
4
._ so use Zam-Ilulr for all skin
3-_iipci_oris,_ulcers, piles, cute. burns and
s iii in urine. blk-.lio ll d t
and noru. ‘ I mn” '
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Mriy McNeill, Suiiiiiirirsitir, 4 (I4-on
gic Hunt, St.. l'}lr~iiiioi'u_ 5 Mrs.
(‘lriIidc Mills.
ONE Ai’i’Ll‘] l‘Il'i (iN l'iiA'l`l<i.‘
I Mrs. (‘. It. Rogers, Su.'unici‘sidc. 2
Mrs. Nathan McI<`arluiie, Suiumersiirie,
3 Mrs. Jus. Leliiiiir, Urbunville, 4
Mrs. Jol1iiHogers, Silnirncrsiilc,
Mrs. Celia (iriutict, Hllriinicrsirle.
<‘iN|<: blsl-l r»lli~‘l~‘
l'Ar,i'l`lt\' -TAiL'l‘Ll<l'l`S.
:ri
I Mrs. (‘-. R. Rogl~i's, rii\run1ci'sitic,2
Mrs. Mrs. Nntliari Mci"ril'lnii<~, Hurri-
niersidc, 3 Miss Viola Mclien'/.ie,
4 Miss Julia »\Ncilg'i-, Siimriicrsitlc,
Mrs. W. K. lvlctloiigiiii, h‘iiniiiiui‘sidc.
'_' 5
.~"-_-_ Q r" L1
ONE Qli.»\R'I`-JAH i’l.lil\l.‘l.
1 Mrs. (iriir'gc 'l‘n_vlor_ i\li's.
Mrs. ld, lirurpi-|'_ V, lIl¢lf'.i||ie,1i _ ‘ i
M. Hill, lines' t‘orii+-r, 4 Mrs. M
l). Scliurinnii, Ilcdciiiu-, Fi Mrs. t`. 4
Strong, Siiiiinivrsitle. `
UNF. Qll.\It’l` JAR
i'lllf.Sl<ill\`l<ll) ll..-\Sl’lli‘3Rl1TES. _
I l\ll'.<_ Jos. ll. Arsanault, llcdcquc
2 .Iohii A. Mrltric, Siiinrncrsiilc, 3
Mrs. Jus. Dunn, St. lillcariors, 4 i\lrs
Geo-_ 'l‘nyl<ii- 5 Mrs. .loiin A. Miiri-ny,j
St. l'llca|i<ii's, ‘
ONE (.ll`AIl'i` JAR
i i‘Ri').\`l~lR\`i5ll S'i`I`fAWl]i1iRRlES_
1 Mrs. ldrigiir, (‘iark, Siimnici'sidc.`
‘A Mrs. .Inbri /\_ _\1iirr»-\'. St.. lfllronoixs '
3 Mrs. Dr. Tanton, Siimmerside, I 4
.i/Irs. l<‘r'uu I'alllii:r, Hilriiiiicrsrdc, Ei
.iohli S. Arseuriuit, l7l‘bau\'ilic.
ONE l‘L.-\'l`I‘i O/\'I`lVllCAl. (`()OKII<}‘~'..
i Mrs. Mary Mcliityrc, _ Summer-`
side, 2 Mrs. Albert (`. Wright, Sum-
Eieanors, 5 Mrs IJ. W, Morrlsey,i
Geo`rgctown. j
'ONE PLATE UAT CAKE
1 Mrs Albert T. Wright. (‘-. Bedc-_
side, 3 Mrs, Mnry i\‘iclutyre, Sum-i
merside, I Mrs. D. McKinnon, Sum-_
nersiile, 5 Mrs. John Rogara,'€~1iim _
meraide.. i
cor.i.ao'r1oN or riuirr y
1»Mrs. -John A. Moline, Summer-
sldc, 2 Mrs. E. J, McMurdo, Sum-
merside, 3 Mrs. Geo. Tayiiir. 4 Mrsl
Chas Andrews, St. Eleanorn.
BOX HOMEMADE CANDY.
I Helen Schiirmnn, Bcdeqiie, `2 Mrs
Roy Holman, Siimmernirle, ll Ivan
l.inklctt.cr, Nnrthnni, 4 Mnlicl An-
lrcw, North St. I<‘.lL-imui'a, Ti Miss
Amy Tniiton, St. ,ldlcriiiorm
jars lic said, were taking care of thai..
' Wiiheut Pain, Quickly
"“’“m°' 3 “F” Thos' Mmm' “°d°"i°lirits rleiineii rind reblocked p-least;
'l“°- 4 """’“‘V ("‘""’°"“‘ St' iienw- nt the Nnrioruii clothing Co.
~i\le. 2 Mrs. D. J. \Vrls:lll.’ 5llmll\@l"‘iisli ivoolcns of the bnndsomest dc-
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no word to express
the efficacy of
Scott’s
_ Emulsion
in the treatment '
COUGHS, COLDS
» BRONCHITIS
CATARRH, GRIPPE
' AND
Rl-'IEUMATISM
Au. onuocrsra “_”
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Cramps at
Night Require
_ Prompt Remedy
Agoriiziiig Pain Prcvented by
l Keeping Ncrviiine Handy
on the Shelf.
A Case in Point Illustrated
Deuilly iirariips-tlie symptoms are
.not to be inistrikeu. Suddenly and
`wit,lii»iit wnriiing the patient experi-
¢-rirrrs such ilgnriy in the stqniach as
to crintort. tlic couiitcminccrind cause
him- to cry aloud for liclp.
1 Then it is that the wonderful pow-
ier of Ncrviliiic can make itself felt-
it cures so quickly.-
, “Last summer l was stricken with
in frightful attack of cramps. I fear-
leil the pain in my stomach would kill
nie.
. “gy eyes bulged out andthe veins
.in l y foreheail stood out like whip-
‘t'ords.
_ “My cries attracted a neighbor,
_who crime to my assistance, and in a
-moment or: twfi handed me half a
‘teaspoonful of Ncrviline in some
sweetened water.
“It seemed as if an angel ‘ had
_clirirnicd away the pain. In ten sec-
onds I was well. Nerviline has a
wonderful name in this locality, and
is considered best /for cramps, diarrh-
oea, flritulencv, stoinrich und bowel
_disordcrs. I urge all my friends to
usc .\ior\'iii'ne.
“I\l.-\ NIJ-IY MI - LEGARDE,
1 “Williamsburg."
. No lionic is safe or can afiord to
iniss the manifold advantages of hav-
_iiig Ncrviiinc on haiid in case of ac-
_ciilent or niner'gent sickness. _Large
gfumily sirnliottlers of Nervllinc, 50c.;
'trial size, 25., all dealers, or The
(‘atai'l'liozoric (`o., Buffalo, N. Y`.,
and KinL'_stori_ (‘anada.
(`0I..LE(fTlON OF PICKLES
 .I Mrs. .George Taylor, 2 Mrs. E. -
 Mclvlurdo, Suninicrside 3 John A.
Mcllae, Summersiile, -4 Miss Viola'
ll\’lcKciizi¢», Summerside, fi Mrs.
James Dunn, St, Elcancrs,
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‘(`(ll.f`iNi"i|i It()()SEVEI/I'
I<`(litEMAN OF JURY.
` MINFII./\, I.. I., Marcli fi-ltcfuslng
ti. clnirii e.\<empt.|o.'i u.ll.Dgethei'ilnd\-.r
the law lie might ba\'c_done so, Col.
ltooscvclt today was foreman of a.
`jury at the session of the Supreme
-Court. licre. .llc was excused from
§diity_untll Wednesday, on account of
|'l"0SSllll»! engagcrnents, but on that
‘lily he will return to serve out the
ordinary time of n juror. As A juror
_hc will be paiii _$3 ri (lay, and his
linileage from Oyster Bay. l-Io seemed
itu be delighted with the prospects,
_and said that he was not worried
lnbout tho presiilentul campaign,otli-
1,200 I\‘lill WORKERS OUT
NEW \’(ll"tK, l\lni‘ch 4.-Twclvo
liundrcll riiciiibcrs of the Fur Workers’
linioll strilck torlriy to ciiforce g tie-
miind for giglicr warrns and shorter
hour). 'l‘wenty-tivo plants are are
tlcd up.
Corest Corn Removed
No wonrlcr I‘utnani's Pulnlcsa Corn
i-Extractor scils so well. You see it is
diticrerit from niiy other remedy you
have ever used. Does not merely re-
lieve the pain temporarily, but is
guriruiitccd to remove the meanest,
sorest. corn or callous no matter how
long it has liotliereii you. Get a 25c.
bottle of "Putnnm's" to-day and
prove it. _Thc niinic tolls the story-
Putnlim`s Priinlrss (‘orn and Wart
Extractor, which is sold by drugg-
ists
"Sl 2'i‘ Those Wishing ,their param
Arrived in Charlottetown a magni-
icent supply of the very latest Eng-
signs imaginable. Now ls the isp-
pointcd time to leave your _order for
that spring suit or overcoat. Do
not put lt. oil until you need it. You
will always get better satisfaction if
you give the tailor a reasonable time.
He is not particular it you do not rc-
qulrc them lor s. month or two. You
will have your clothes ready when
you new umm ami also eviiio the
rush. .Iiiniiis t".a_llagl\an's ls the placo
ii you wiini.._i.iiii mi, 1-rsoiiugisc. _ _
Hdliibftlify 
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