To pare or cut a corn is
dangerous. Nine tnies "
out oi ten you are in
danger of blood poison. i
Why not usez-
S- l
Y
APRIL rr, 191-; “run urnsr imws mer or
0    ~  _  *I-°_",_ i 'rss clylstorrnrown on
ARDIAN _ V I IORFIIIG SALT.
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The Schnr. “. ec.,
tor McGregor” in
arrive' this week 'th
Inverness LR 0 u cl
Coal. L' ,
' Orders booked now
:Nouns ask time
, °‘“°'ltJQ1v1 _White ` our i'ppui1e's_ 1" ' t
Bhckfeot who he was told are sta;-v
| , 4
gliiiliofliéefr reservation near Brown-
_
I was cured 01 A
MINARDIS mNIMBroncliftis by
i 'J. M. CAMPBELL.
I was cured of Facial Nauralgia by
MINARUS IJNIMENT.
` WM. DANIELS.
Albert Co.. .N.»B.
I was cured of Chronic Rheumatism
by M1NauiJ's LINIMENT. '
Springhill, N. S.,
GEO. TINGLEY.
F
will be filled promi'pt~i ..
ly on arrival.
A.Pickard&0u.
Ch’town
and is ot tiic best quality although
Pl10I1e 240 Selliuir at moderate prices. The Two
The trout season is now open ant
all good fishermen are looking 'ovei
their kit to see that it is right and
ready 101' that trip. For flies, nets,
i-ods,liues, reels, baskets-and all oth.
er equipment-wo can give you the
'nest values' of any store in the city,
Our line o. fishing tackle was per-
sonally selected by an Island angler
Macs, 149 Great George St. MEtf.
Don’t Maddie
With a Corn
HUGHES' GERMAN
CORN EXTRACTOR
N0 harm, no pain, no di
comfort. Do you wonder
that nlost people use ex- ,
tractor. i '
15c per package b
nizul cr nt ,
~
cio,ia.uuulil3s{,>,.,pl;-;,», 1
The Peoples Dvuggist
_
.ng:p_ __ -
Ilysuensia From
Stomach Acillity
is immediately relieved b y Bisursted
Mvun sin. a simple, safe, palatable.
iiiovnensive remedy for indigestion
tieaniiurn, sour stomach, belching and
iill stomach disorders due _to acidity:
llisiirfiied Maznesiii neutralizes excess
acidno stomich may act normaliy» Ono
tcilspoonfiil inwater after eating. Raial
iii liiiniedinto Hold by afidrufrkmts
>, oooooveooovvoboomoeeaeeeboae
O
a
I am instructed by the own-
ers to sell for the highest offer.
Fifteen Shares “Black Foxes
Limited" (Lewis' Brighton)
Fifteen Shares-“Smith Silver
Bin:-.k Fox Compiiny.” Fifteen
Sliarcs of Charles Dalton -*ilver
llhioli Fox Company.” Fifteen
Sliiires oi’ “Victoria Farm Stl'
ver Blulck Fox Company. ”
Any number of the :lliovo
slim-es will be sold. Offers
close April l2tli.
J. A. WEBSTER,
Opera House Building.
Phono 183.
P. O Boxlill.
-i-~ Tlilllii.
qovogogoooooeooooafyaoo4¢e¢¢¢¢¢¢¢
Rcxall Syrup (lf llypopiiospliites
Sold with' the Rexall g
l_\/icfiiinnon Drug Company
If you want an un'i~ually =lr ng sPYl"S fffnlf
:ry Rfxall Syrup of Hyp1phos,:liiies.
Thereis nothing hnter thin this for purif fi
_ . _ .. 5 11
the blood and streiigtlieiing th = sistenl. Those weaii
and ailing cou‘dn’t get a better preparation,
uarautee. Try a bottle $1. i
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Graduates From the Schoolof
Experience
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Hickey & Nicholson
have learned that good
pure tobacco costs no
more -than the bad injuri-
ous kind. it’s all in know-
ing what you buy. Take
n tip from us and remember
to ask for HICKi$Y'S
B MGHT CUT smoking.
obacco. or COMBINATION
WIS l` chewing. Best ever.
Tobacco Co. Ltd.

 
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Al Low Class Prices |
   we li a ii d 1 ¢‘ ARROW `
§,,  BRAND Collie; wfingers.
`i"°Q;a-.---;;,;2`j i;~==i,t},;.‘ ._~ These Wringers are the Best varte “ ““°“"B\ slew and beauty to 
.51-._,;-_,,_,;.__V..:,---,-__  ‘EL _ I bl d my .t bl for the complexion-should boon. gverv f r _ _
-.‘  PT0(`~U-fa ea an e sm 3 e womens dressing table. Bold-~ with . U __,,. . __
GALVANIZED IRON, WOOD or FIBRE "_[‘UBS_ tlieliexall guarantee, money backcif  _ ,_ _, 'I I, V `
_ _ . . 1 d dishatfstied. The McKinnon Drug o, , \
‘ ARROW BRAND Wl'1Ug'€l'S C0Ut31\-1 T0 is ma e Corner Great George and Kent Ste. _ #Ik ‘
froin Ehrefully selected crude rubber, and are unex- Mu. ~ /;,_` ' / 
celled in both wringing and wearing qualities In a ,__ I 3  .S -l l
h Class Cloth
Wrinllcrs
      ‘t~uf ifuvlelvvfll 
WASHINGTON April 5-.; “1 -~»w-~-- __-.- --- ------- ----. -_-:Y ,----._-_-__-_.-_-:-.-.-.-.-.-. .-.--_-_-.- ,-_-- 
tion of Blaclifeet Indians li en I '- - ' =~ViA»r-Y-v-T-nfrmni Vw ' ~ \"~ ‘  -
' 9”” U. - 1r‘.i=lins1fo\ iiiuiu , " ‘
3¢°\”= My Lane for rations* for tug" ‘ " '~  hi” l
'run `NoR‘l‘t-1UthnERliAl\’D;'-'-"rue
Northumberland docked in Charlotte-
town last evening at 5.40.
Wh‘.S'I‘l’JRN AFTERNOON TRAIN--'\
The afternoon ‘train west left Char-
lvgfetmvn yesterday afternoon at
3. 5.
AJUCTION.-Attention is directed tu
the ad in this issue of the auction
Sale on April 21st at Mr. John Ste-
wart's, Hampshire. Among the stock
otlered for sale are 15 choice milk
cows. , ~
_...___ -
Potion couiifr.-to the V Relics
Court in Summerside yesterday morn-
ing One drunk was fined $5 and
wats. while another forfeited iiis
bull of $5.00 deposited for his re-
lease the previous evening.J _
LECTURE.--Rev. G. M. Young will
deliver one of his popular lectures,
"The Bar ut Naples," (its beauty and
its horrors) in the Methodist Church,
Victoria, on Monday evening, April
14th lnst, silver collection. All should
hear Mr. Young.
COAL ADVANCING.-It is under-
stood that on account of the price of
coal advancing from 15 to 20 per
cent. at mince, and freight to bring
considerably higher than last year,
the coal dealers here areoblfged to
increase their prices of coal for this
season. The increased prices will go
into eilect on April 15th,
MEETING.-Mr. Chas. M. Wil-
liams, Representative of the Fruit
Division of Ottawa will conduct a de-
monstration meeting in the orchard
of Hugh McMillan, Cornwall, on the
afternoon of Monday, April 14th, at
2 D. m. All interested are invited te
attend.
EARLY AT CRAPAUD.-The first.
sailing vessel to be seen in the
straits this season, was the -“Harry
B," Capt. Charles Btrlglit, which nr-
rlveil at Ci-apaud on Sunday the (Sth
lnst from Charlottetown. This is the
second carlicst arrival at above port
on record some twenty years ago thc
schooner "Trio", cams in on the ‘iti-
oi April.
WOULD SELL IT HIMSF.‘.LF.- Bc-
fore i>ro¢ce<lini: with his sermon last
evening, Rev. Dr. Pringle, of irlt. An,
drew's Church, referred briefly to the
suit which Mayor Gunn has brought
against] the Canadian Common-
wealth. In this suit tile vendors or
sellers of the papers were mentioned,
and as a. result they have refused to
sell it any longer. Last evening Dr.
Pflllgle said that if he had to sell the
pziper himself, it would be sold, Syd-
ney Exciinuge. Dr. Pringle bag ,mmy
friends in Charlottetown.
Al\NIVi<:RsAliv-The fiftieth anni-
versary of New Glasgow Division,
Sons of Temperance was
celebrated on Thursday evening,
April 3rd. Although the roads were
in a very unfavorable condition, the
hall was well fillcd with a highly ap-
preciative audience, and the best oi
order prevailed. Mr. James Dickie-
sou. the only charter member now
living, ably performed the duties of
chalriiian and in the opening address
:ave an interesting account of the
§00d work done by the Division in
the past. The comedy-drama, Miss
Topsy Turvy, was staged in _a inan-
ner most creditable to the perform
ers. Tile following was the east, 0(
cliaractei~s1--Nellie Clarendon (Miss
Topsy Turvy) a sprightly young girl
who Kept every one in a flurry-Dolly
McLe0d: Mrs. Clarendon ('I‘opsy’s ino-
ther) sadly worried by her daughter's
lloydcnish ways-Elsie Llaird; May
Golden (Mrs. Clarendoii’s neice) who
wished to become Lady DeCrolx but
who is supplanted by Topsy--Beatrice
Binns; Martha Spriggs fTopsy’s gov-
ernoss) a maiden lady who becomes
Mrs. Deacon Jones No. 2,-Wlnnifred
McLeod; Deacon Jones, a ‘miserly wi-
dower on the lookout for a wife--De-
Witt Brown; Lord Clarence DeCroix,
an English noblcman who came to
America in search of a wife,-Leander
Smith: Frank Golden (T0psy’s cou-
sin) who aided and abetted her in all
her niischicvaus pranks-Elbert Hill;
'Ned. the darky servant who was made
the butt of tun for Topsy and Frank
-Cecil Laird. Between the acts the
following selections were well render-
ed:--Chorus by Choir; Recitation,
Miss Dorothy McLeod; Solo, Miss
Flossie Hill; Recitation, Miss Gladys
Parkman; Instrumental music, Miss
Ruth Dickinson; Recltation, Mr. De-
Witt Brown. Mrs. C. G. Houston
was organist for the evening.
:.:Rexal1 Cold Cream is just the
thing for my lady's toilet. It is a
splendid skin food, keeps the skin
clear, -velvety and healthful and im-
El<A'l`lON. Fee that the Warantee Tagns on the  a p O ra t e d
Arrow Bl*fri1id_ Wiinger. -We are behind them sndsgsonhdenily - C 1 im A W 1 J ’
recomn~`ei'id them.  , C 
- EUREKA; Iron frame, xoin. Rolls m Price Engl:--$3-F0  '    S
_ PREMIER; io” Rolls, regular bearings, xoggwsrrained  -~ - . H, . I .1-.jf   K. '
for one year. Sure g~ip clamps. 8 DICC W¥1l\Kel'~_. l¢h---$0 , ,_  ,   V ` 
 ROYAL AMERICAN; A very strong Wringer, re _ r - '- _ i ,,  , A  _ _V ,_  L
be‘niings,~i‘olls warranted for one year; for family use. Price l ‘ **‘fi\° - 'r' “»"`~. ' "Y" i
'  , _,¢_'~¢|ne¢¢. »$»»»¢-~.»~° 1° v'-"“°“°"“~“:"“1°°
, BICYCLE; Ball' bearings.
-whrrauted for 3 ~years, a strong reliable Wrlnger. Price
Emu ...-..,..‘.,.,,   ..........£5.oo
. SECURITY; Our best Q allty, Rolls warranted for_ 5
_ years, regular hearings, Coverei Cog Wheels. 5\1f¢ GNP
Clamps- Prio¢_E|ch ......,_ .-
_ » Call in andere' gs. Wcwill he pleased to show yo.u this line. _
Tha..-|logers Hardware Bn- limited
Covered Cog Wh¢el~, Rolls
 ...._.$525
Evsporsted Cream Bread is the
biggest :eller in the city. 'li is I
light. sweet, Hairy loafihst is as
most captions could desire. Largs
loaf 7:.
Also Duchess, Vienna and
ordinary house loaves. Phone an.
Stcwarfs Bakery
Wholesale & Retail '53 KN* SUN*
¥
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4* * ,. - .
-':°“‘t.“’°clilt:';1¢t";sf’..‘°
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delicious and wholesome as the i
1N.v/Annilflviaius.-'rue
OW Y i Q. ,l
minutes late; the eastern at ld. a.
in., on time! the western at 11245 a.~
m., ilftsegogxiutes late;-the Hummer-
slvle ae i i m., forty~i1ve minutes
lata. .,
MISS MYRTLE BROWN.- Death
entered the  of Mr. and 1 Mn.
R. R. Br0wn'o Bliamrock, on Satur-
day the,Qh ,a d carried to the home
above th¢lr` little daughter Myrtle
aged ten yours. She was a. dear
child, beloved'by all h`er_scboolmatea
and by the older citizens, with whom
she was a` great favorite. She leaves i
to mournrhsrfparents. one brother,
Donald, and’-'a sister Mai-gui-at who
have the deep sympathy of the coni-
munlty‘fn their sad bereaveuient.The
funeral took place Monday to Bpriug~
ton Cemetery. 
P. E. I. RAILWAY :-Oominencing
Thursday. 10th lust., the Express
train leaving Gharlottetown,for Tig-
nish and intermediate stations at
2.00 p. m., will leave' at 3,45 p,m_
instead, connecting at Bummersfde,
with the steamer "Empress." And
commencing on Wednesday, the 9th
inst, a Special Passenger Train will
leave Charlottetown for Summerslde,
at 7.35 a. rn., connecting with the
steamer "Empress," returning will
leave Summcrside for Charlottetown,
on arrival of the steamer. The ab-
ove arrengement will be in etlect
daily except Sunday, until the neu
change ol time table. .
IN'l‘FlllESTlNG DEBATE.-One ol
the best deliatcs ever held in the
P. W C. took place Tuesday. The
subject, wus, Resolved that the con-
spiracy ngainst Caesar was justifi-
able. The i<peu.kei's were pro-Mr, T,
Cambbcll, Miss Beatrice (lampbell,
Mr. V. McLean and Mr. E. Morgan;
con-Mr. Fulton Anderson, Miss Lou-
ise McKinnon and Miss Cora Moun-
tain. The subject proved to he a
very good cue, and the speeches, es-
pecially of the leaders, were to say
the least magnificent. The vote re-
sulted 51 to 12 in favor of the ne-
gative. ` The chairman was Mr. K.
Marlin who' ofiiciated to the satisfac-
tion of all.
ANO'I.‘I-IER CABLE.-An additional
cable is being laid to connect Prince
Fldward Island with New Brunswick
at an approximate cost of $45,000,
says the Railway and Marine World.
The rate of 30a for ‘5 words for
night lettergrrims has been extended
to include all offices on the Island.
The telegraph system is operated
by the Western Union Telegraph
Con pany under a lcasn for 90 years
from Jan. 1, 1012, The property
taken over consists 0! 317.5 riiilcs
of lnnfl in l‘. E. I., about 9 miles of
cable. between Capo Traverse and
Capo Tormcntine, and about 35
miles of lmirl lines between Capo Tor-
mentine and Saclgvllle, N. B., and
there are 28 telegraph offices.
- PERSQNRLS
Mr. Georgeeh/it-.i&wtthews. 0'L@BrY.
was in Gharlottettiwn yesterday.
Mr. J. W. Young arrived in Char-
lottetown by the Northumberland
lust. evening.
The Misses Macintosh, Belle River,
leave this morning for Vancouver, B.
Mrs. C. I.. Grant and her sister
Miss Eaton, inode the round trip hy
the Northumberland yesterday.
ll Wasnnis Fault
Don’t criticise the man
whose coat collar is cover-
ed with dandrnfi. Poor
chap! Perhaps he has
done everything in his
power, to get rid of it-
that is everything except
trying OU R SHAM-
POO-this is a prepar-
ation which cleanses the
hair and prevents irrita-
tion of the scalp. Try it
for your next shampoo.
Price 55c a Bottle
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drug Store.
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Cclgath.  ir- ll+C`r¢dm-‘isblni 1
ry ' "  `
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149 Gt. -George St.
FIVE
f mio!
,_
See VVhci`t’s Right In
New Spring Hats
Qur showing Oi new spring hatsis particularly fine.
You are sure cf no old styles freaks or fads here for We
bought the line only this spring picking the latest, smart-
est and most nobby makes from such famous lines as the
Trees, Royalty, Franklin, Fitwell, Tvveen, \\/'aferlite and
Parker Brands, hats that are well known to you,---to all
dressy men, ,asthe best for style, iinish and hue quality.
No' matter how fussy you may be, how hard you are to
“hat”, no matter what color, weight, size, grade, style or kind
of hat you want we have it here and vc will exert every
endeavor to give you complete and perfect satisfaction.
A splendid line of derbies, showing Dips, Fedoras, Telescopes, Velours,
many styles in eighth sizes, a t $2.50, Fur .l"`elts, Tweeds and all fancy soft
2 75 and    . .. . ._ ...-.. $5.00 hats $l,50 to . . . _ . .  . _ . _ . . . $4.00
Moore iii’ M cLeod
The Busiesl Store cn {`hariotietown’s Busicst Street
|19 Quern |21 Queen
L---
Mr CYM Williams, Cliarlottctown 'the past week Mr V Simpson took a
WHS ilmilnflvf-“C Passengers gfmlg Eastislight mm for the better “H M°“`i to the Muromsky MonnsterY, on the
yesterday afternoon. day _S-l\\1 “'09 "ble '-0 take 9' mtl” Onegn River, where he was banished.
"°‘"`“‘hm°“l“ although no hopes are Ruizgcil, starving and frostbitten,
Mi R W McEwen, St Peters, was entertuincd for his recovery '
_~ - ~ ~ ' ' death threatened them all on the
ith Uh:rhl0ttet.0w;‘hey;T?;-_gz;;\ He re- ___.__.___-___-_ snowy wastes when the Archangel
iiriic omi in - - ~
Mr. F‘. E. Skerry, of Messrs Hynd-
sursnn 'ronrnuu
nutiiorities sent n force of rural
guards to atop their march and ar-
t tle'r le der nd tel ra hed to
' i- i a n eg D
man" & C0" Lid" Charlottetown' To FOLLOW MONK' thi: Reid Gross urgently asking for
:£25.10 Sllmm¢T8ldt= Ye5tefdaY after' ST. PETERSBURG’ April 9__,I,er_i medical aid.. The number oflthe pil-
Father John A. McDonald, Grand
River, came to the city Wednesday
evening. He returned home yesterday
afternoon by the western train.
I 'T '4- - -- - __ 1
`“""` " 
Mrs. J. J. McKinnon, Charlotte-
town, was among the passengers ar
ribls indeed have been the ruiiierings
of the Moldavian peasants who in
mldwlntcr followed the financial
monk Innocentlus more than 1,000
miles from the Podolia Government
grime was uell over 1,000, including
3 grent proportion of women and
children. Frost bitten cheeks, ears.
fingers, noses and toes were the rule.
riving in Charlottetown hy thc Northi  
umberland last evening from Wolf-
villc, N. S.
Mr. Ilairiinond Dewar. of the Bank
of liova Scotia, Charlottetown, was
11 passenger to his former home in
Murray ‘River by the Murray Harbor
train ycstei-day afternoon.
Mr. Frank Dougan, of the P. E. I.
R., who has been in Charlottetown
for some time, went to Bloomfield
yesterday ntternoon at resume his
The Sun Life of Canada now occupies the
premier position among Canadian Life Assur-
ance Companies
now having over
$l44,0o0,oo0,00 oi Insurance in force and an
annual income of over $12,000,000. Per rates »
and plans apply to
""_' l 1 ‘O 0
duties as Station Agent. ' E R  W
Mr. John Simpson, Hamilton, came
to Fharlottotown from Bristol e -
Y S , for P. E. I
terday where he has been been at the Chdxlottetown hianager’
bedside of Mr. A. E. Simpson for
i ---i W f __ f , v , ____ ___ . '-5
  --J
Five Great Specials For Friday
and Saturday ,
$10, $12, $15
OVERCDATS FOR
$7.95. $9. $12
Spring Overcoats in
Popular Shapes
No need to be sporty, °" 3 l°“d
dresser to wear these Overcoats-theY
are designed and_inadc as manilyfgs
for the smart st ylish maD,Wh° V328 his
dividuaiity in his _clothes as we
$15.00 to $17.50
SPRING SUITS AT
1 $12.50
We have just received 5o Men’s Suits
single and double breasted.They are high
grade in every respectfaultless in design,
very newest and most
American Models, made of the finest wool
serges, worstcds, tweeds and novelty tnix-
tures, in an unlimited range of colors.
They are made to sell for
~ $l5'.00 'to $l7.50
extra special Friday and Saturday
-vivid -JT.--"T;.~»`-..`,»»..‘ »rl‘¢.ft.!=”1.f ‘ '
-u,-~». e |250
wi ` boa ‘ t lciiwark fad' “ t I l
some iiA_,-5_. ‘V_,,_V?iuiay,j jf. `, _
" S-»' T  ‘
4 ioM3i
distinguished
person
THE
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