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Coal and Wood
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Highest Quality
Good Groceries
' Everything we sell
' comestoyou fresh and
good and is guaranteed
pure and wholesome;
also the pnce_is right.
Give us a trial. Our
customers agree_ that
for quality gtiocenes at
` 'reasonable pnces we
can’t be beat.
STEWART & SON
f f 67 qgleen Street
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C0085# ,Cured
Perhal>S you imagined
Your couch would wear
_ off-cure itself-and now
has developed a nasty. cling-
ing cough. lt would have
_ been better to have started
3 sooner, but even now quick
_ relief will be given by using
I
n Hughes’ -
Cough Mixture
which at once relieves
roughs,colds,bronchitis and
' other throat troubles. It not
only cures the disease, but
'thanks to its tonic proper-
ties, builds up the system
against future attacks.
25c per bottle at
Geo. E. Hughes
The People's  _
HIS FIRST BATH IN 20 YEARS.
MANDAN, N. D., March 26.-"lt‘.~i
beyond me. l never saw anything liko
lt. it must he healthy dirt." said Will-
iam llrown, orderly at the Mandan
hospital, as ho dropped into a chair
to rest. He had just finished giving
Mike Keating. aged 101, the first bath
»<eating had had ln nearly twenty
years, Keating came to North Dakota
in 1875 and was once well to do. lie
lost his property hy fire and for years
I has been living alone in ii little shack.
lie will now he cared for by the
county.
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ltexall Coil Liver Oil Emulsion-the greatest
known cure for all kinds of chronic coughs-
un effective remedy for many forms of lung
trouble. und a generous body bul
It's easy to take. acts quickly mid cvcry one
Of the ma ny cures reported have
ent. Just try one bottle. you may need no more.
lt is guar antoed to satisfy.
~_ MacKinnon Drug Company. ~
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HOLY WEEK DAILY 8ERVlOE8-
.Bt. _Peter's.CalbedrI\l. Holy Commun-
lon,/(.45 L m.; Matins, 8.15; Cliildi'sn's
Bervice.'5 p. m.; evansong and ad-
dress, 7.30 p. m. `
NOTICE T0 SUBSORIBERS.-Sub
Scribers will please note that the club
oder for Canadian Countrygman is only
50%? for the Guardian su saribera on
r us Edward island. 8199
OAHD OF THANKS-Mr. and Mrs.
Donald McPhatl and family. Cornwall,
,desire to thank their neighbors and
friends for the kindness and sympathy
tendered them during their recent nf~
diction. » ' 9220
HEAVY BEEF-Among the Easter
beef weighed on the Market Square
last week were several fine animals
owned by Mr. ll. P. Mills, weighing as
follows: 1 cow. 1270 pounds, one ox,
1120 pounds, both fed- bill. 1'. Mills;
1 bow, 1170, fail by Jo it McDonald.
Scutchfort and four _oxen (two :year
olds) that tipped the scales nt 1000
:riddled by .lnlnes lt. McMillan, Cove-
en .
NOTICE.-Subscribers are _notifi-
ed that the price of the Momlng Daily
Guardian (mailed in P. E. l.) and
Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per year.
The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed
in P. E. 1.) and Family Herald and
Weekly Star is $3.00 per year. The
price of the Evening Guardian and
Montreal Daily Star (mailed ln»l’. E.
l.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening
Guardian and the Family Herald and
Weekly Star (mailed l.n P. E. I.) is
$2.25 per yenr. '
_ SERIOUS OFFENCE.-Iieforc .lulin
MeLeoii_and Hugh Mchure of llrudul-
bano two of ills Maiesiy‘s Justices oi'
_the Pence for Queens County. thrue
young men from North Granville np-
poareillast week on the charge ol’ dis-
turbtug a meeting of the Sons of Tem-
perance held in the bull there on the
9th inst. ’l‘liey were lined and convict-
_ed. The flne and expenses costing
them several days pay. This habit of
disturbing meetings is too prevalent
in some sections and stringent meas-
ures should be taken by those in
charge to .see that the outdoor order
is as good as lt is ivltliin.
LITTER OF FISHER -The first
litter of fisher born in this province
came to light at the ranch of Mr. J.
D. ltombough, Mount. Edward ltoad,
last Tuosdiiy, 23rd inst. 'l`he parent
fishers were placed in tho ranch last
December. ’l‘he number in the litter is
not yet known but the parents appear
to hc satisfied that everything is itll
right in thc litter ilcn which so fur
has not been visited by liunians. it
may be noted that the breeilIng` of
fishers ln captivity has hitherto not
been generally undertaken. so fur as
is known there being only one other
litter born in ii ranch. Mr. Rom-
hougli owns only one pair of these ln-
terestlng animals and naturally lic
is delighted with the roeent addition.
Fisliei' fur is fairly valuable, thc norm-
ul prloc of it pc-lt being between $30
and $40. Mr. ltumbough has also in
his ranch six pairs of mink besides ii
number of silver- foxes. '
PERSONAL ME_NTlON.- Mr. E.
Boswell, merchant. ‘ Victoria, left
Thursday for Cliarlottctotin on ii busi-
ness visit. lie intends' to be away for
a couple, of ds.ys.- Mr. E. H. Wriglit.
merchant, Victoria. spent the past
wockvlsiting rclativevi and friends in
Suiniiicrslde,-~--» Mr. Lyman ilall. Sher-
brooke. sp(-nt it few days visiting
friends in 'Victoria and Hampshire.
While in Hampton he was the guest
oi’ Mr. and Mrs Samuel Cameron.-
Miss Florence Penprnise returned to
Victoria last week after spending n
few pleasant days visiting some of her
friends in Charlottetown, where she
used to reside. -Miss Bertini Camer-
on. Hampton. returned home last Wetl-
nesday trom Cliiirlottetown where she
spent a very enjoyable vacation. -
Messrs Wesley Clark. Crilly Lea, Evan
Wright and ltalpli Boulter, Victoria,
attended the Boys' Conference in Sum-
merslde from Friday till Sunday last.
-Mr. John B. Leu. Victoria. attended
the Boys' (kmforence in Summorside.
_-Messrs G. C. liollnnd, Victoria, and
E. heard -Tryon. drove to Bonshaw in
search of a horse on Friday.-V.
::D|ABETES CUREi'.<i-Sunni Anti-
Dlabetes has curod hundreds of this
dreadful disease und there is no rea-
son why it will not do the suuio for
you. ll. is entirely vegetable and the
only thoroughly tested remedy for this
_trouble that we can recommend.-E. A.
l~‘OB'l'ER. drugglst.
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'Mac’.s 'Dyspepsia
Tablets _
The simplest, safest and
surest remedy known for ro-
lievlng tho pain and perman-
ently curing all forms ol' dys-
popsla.. _
lt’s ii pleasure to know that
you can oat and relish the
" foods that you like, anytime
you lllio, without that con-
stant lear of the terrible tor-
tures ot dyspopsln. 'Fake ii
» tnbloti after each meal and
lite will .seem dilierent-
you'll enjoy living.
l Mads Dyapcpsts Tablets
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.giltiha df MR. Aiiithuii liicliiltherll.
' on s ti one o-
clock pl, ni. The iuliliplletirs elsewhere-
ln this issue. 9021.
THE BLACK DIAMOND SER-
VICE-Tliere appears to bo consider-
able doubt as to the probability of the
Black Diamond Line continuing its
service this year between Montreal
and Newfoundland, calltng,at Char-
lottetown and Sydney, says the Syd-
ney Record. lt. was stated in Bt. John
sonic days ugu that the service of
the Old Colony would be 'suspended
for the present and that the ships will
be engaged. at least this season. con-
veying the products ol» -tho' Sydney
mines to British ports; also. it is
said thut another company are con~
teniplnting running ,steamers there
from Montreal ln the Summer and
from Boston-in the winter time. Ship-
plugls in ti rather uncertain state just
at present owing to tho imposlbllity
of Judging what tho requirements of
tho Admiralty will bo during tho suni~
mor and many changes are expected
hi tho make up oi’ the line. lt is ex-
pected an announcement will he matic
in it few days. . _ i I
SLEEPV HOLLOW NOW HAS
‘ MODERN RIP VAN WINKLE._
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NEW YORK, March 20.- When ltlp l
Van Winhle woke up from his twcn-i
ty-yenr snooze all he did (ao far as
can he remembered off-hand) was to;
tool around the village taverns and
ask what had become of the jolly old*
king, and go through similar futile
performances which never got him
anything.
But here‘s a num now. ilyniun Levy
lroiu the sitinu old Sleepy llollow that,
Irving made i`uniouii, who slept for,
nearly halt' oi' ltlp‘s stretcli, and then.
got really busy after he .uwiikeiie-il.;
and had himself elected trustee of the
village oi' North 'l‘urrytown.
While ltip simply reminiscod, Ily-
maii made a real “como-back."
Nino years ago Mr. Levy, who wii.s_
then one of the best known busiiiessl
men and politicians in North Tarry-
town. sustained an injury to his leg.`;
Because of that his mind 'became
affected.
PASSES T0 'TWI LIGHT STATE.
llc went to sleep--at least. he puss-
ed into what might be called a. twilight
state-and his mind was so clouded
that he could not even recognize his
inc-sl intimate lrliiuds. lic hail to give
up real estate and politics and remain'
it recluse in his home.
At the time, .lolin D. Rockefeller
long a frlenil of Mr. Levy. wanted to
huy ii large piece of property from
him, biil. the iicitl had to hc called off
because of the beginning of the long
sleep.
i
Last fall qultc suddenly, Mr. Levy.
asked one day whore his little sous
wore. lie wins told they were off cum-
plng in the woods. lie went to visit
them, rind after a short stay in the
inountitins his _uiliiil cleared up, he bo-
cninc i'nlly awake again, und was his
normal old sclfl
ln ii few months he i-itrniglitoiied
out his life niig took his old place in
the affairs ot" _ brth Tarrytown. "l’m
going buck into politics, too," he an-
nounced it short time ago. "l'll get
up it ticket of village trustees und
heuil ll. and just watch us win!"
WINS ON WAGES AND WORK.
The election for village trustees was 
ii sweeping victory for Mr. Levy and
the ticket he had .slated His platform
was high wages and plenty of work.”
“l'vc had it good long rest," he said
itfti-r the result of tho election was
made public, "anti now l`ni going to
hoop huiiy on the job of giving the vil-
lage a. good business admliilsl.rulioii."
Mr. Levy is known as the “John D.
ol' Sleepy ll0IloW." because, next to
Mr. Rockefeller. he is the largest in-
dividual property oi’ the vicinity.
“ltexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup
is quick. sure and harmless-it rapidly
dispels tho cough and breaks up the
cold. Price 25c. and 50c. per hottie.
MacKinnon Drug Co.. corner Grunt
George and Went Streets. _ Mtf.
"Baby must be taken out in the
fresh air and to do so you must have
one of the New Up-to-Date Baby Car-
riages; new patterns, new construc-
tions, new colours, about '30 different
styles just opened and all ready to be
shown. Drop in and see them, the
quality carriages.--PATONS.
8904-3~6Mtl.
‘D‘on’t Cast lt'
Aside---Have It
ny..i
e There is economy in the
use of modern dyes, because
through their use, many
garments of former seasons
caube made as good as new.
SILK, wool cotton or mixed
gootds can be dyed perfectly
wit
Our Dyes
These dyes are guaran-
teed “fast colors and can
he furnished in such a var-
iety of shades that you _can
always make your garments
into new ones and to be sure
that they are in shades that
prevaihng fashions dictate.
We can alsosupply May-
pole Sim: in the ifferent
colors. - ces right.
-SEB' 'OUR " BIG PRINCE
STREET WINDOW
Johnson &
The Quality
-  ..._ .mvvrhys a.
Add 5c
1 Bottle Opener' '
1 Pair Beauty Pins
1 doz. Pearl Buttons ‘
1 Tape Measure
1 doz. Boot Laces
1 Elastic Hair Net
that too.
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Postpaid Anywhere in the Maritime Provinces 5c Extra-Here are the
Contents-Study them-Order Right Now ,
1 doz. Dress Fasteners 1 p1.;g_ Dai-ning Needles
1 "MUR0CC0".D"°S5m9.C°mb 3 Lead Pencils
1 pkg. Sewing Needles 1 doz. Assorted Safety Pins
1 Card Bone Hair Pins 1 Spool Linen Thread -
1 Pair Hose Supporters li Thimbles
Any purchaser anywhere who buys this famous doI_lar parcel and is not satisfied
absolutely, will have price refunded immediately, including postage. I_f notdelighted,
return the goods and get your money-no arguments-n_o obyections, just the -money
right in your hand. If you have had any postage to pay in the matter-we will return
Order By Mail-We Know You Will Be Delighted
21 Desirabe Articles Worth 1.50 -for 1.00
Fill in the Coupon----Mail Now
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‘Of Smallwares r E  
for 'Postage Anywhere In
The Maritime Provinces
This package is made up of the sort of _things that every housewife simply has to
have. There is not a useless or undesirable thing in the lot. Figured at the lowest valu-
ation, when you buy the items one by one in the regular way they would cost you $1.50.
Most 'stores would charge you $2.00. As a banner special, you get the entire assortment
for ONE DOI-LAR _
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1 Cube Assorted Toilet Pins
3 Rolls Wire Hair Pins
1 Box Mixed Brass Pins
1 doz. Assorted Tapes
1 doz. Spools (Clapperton’s) `
Moons
a n d   1
McLEOD
MOORE & McLEOD
Herewith find $1.05
_ Charlottetown. P. F. l. - ' ~
for which send me one of the Dollar Smalfware Packages
Money and Postage to be returned if I am not satisfied. ` ' _
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CHICAGOANS SEND FOOD
TO GERMANS BY MAIL.
(7lllCA(i0, Ill., March 26.- Six
thousand packages of food have been
sent by parcel post by Chicagoians to
friends mid relatives in Germany with-
in lhe last four duys.
Wnter~prooi’ paper boxes ol' food,
weighing not in excess of ten pounds.
have been prepared by stores road)
for i-ihlpmcnt. Each contains nu us
nortment and there are nine iissort
ments. The cost of tlic-packages lf.
from $1.90 to $2.15. postpaid.
THIS HEN HAS A WOODEN LE(
SANDUSKY. 0.. Marcli 20.- A
Milan hen, according to lnl`ormnl.lon
coming from what is considered a
reliable source hi the town cast of
hero. fiinioil an the lilrthplnco oi’ Tho-
mas A. hldlsoii. thi- inventor. iliitlii ii
wooden log every bit as useful as the
genuine article.
The lien is owned hy Leoiinrii O‘Dell,
Luke Shore Electric conductor. who
carved the log out of a. piece of lilc-
kory with it pocketknife and fastened
li with plaster of paris and bicycle
tape.
The hen broke her leg trying to
scratch gravel whllc the mercury was
10 degrees below zero.
BREAD OR PEACE
POSTERS IN GERMANY.
LONDON. March 26.- A despatch
from Copenhagen to Reuters Tele"
gruin Company says:
"lied postons inscribed "Bread or
Peace." are continually appearing in
towns ln the province of Schleswig-
llolstoln and in lliiinburg and Lue-
bocli, according to it telegram from
Woyenii, on tho German frontier. pub-
lished In tho newspaper of the Dun-
lsh cupitul. _
“Tho police remove tho placards,
but they have not succeeded in arrest-
ing any ol' the persons responsible for
them."
GERMAN BOMB NEAR
BELGIAN RELIEF SHIP.
WASHINGTON. March 26.- Secre-
tary Bryan announced toduy that the
United Btntos would call the atten-
tion ol Germany to the report from
The lingua. that a German aeroplane
had dropped a bomb which endanger-
ed the Belgin Relief Commission ship
Elfland, near the Dutch coast.
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Buy Your Shooting
` Supplies at this Store
Before starting on your next shooting trip drop in and
look over our stockof s porting material and we can assure
you that you can find here your every requirement in this
stock, our stock is complete and the prices we are asking
__ are most reasonable. Let us show you our assortment.
I2 Gauge Single Barrel Shot Guns $4.49 ea_
This is a breech loading gun. 30 inch blued steel barred.
full choke, made of high carbo n steel with wa'nut stock
and rubber butt plate. This gun is a snap at $5.00 our
fncture for one of these
rifles is $25.00. Buy one
in all parts of the Globe.
A
9217-3-27i\lwf3i. _
price $4.40.
Swiss Army Rifle: I I 10 Gal. Smokeless
Only $3.00 __ ' Shells $2.00 pr. 100
\~\ A llinited number "' Black and smoke-
of these high class rifles less powder. powder
still on hand, these guns shells in all size shot, this
are in first class order and ls ii. lot we purchased at
are a sacrifice at this low ii little lower than our reg-
figure. The cost of maiiu- ular line. Those shells are
“' in first class order and de-
pendable. Get your supply
whllo they last ut $i 00 today 2 cents each
Buy U. M. C. Loaded Shells
V The Sportsman’s Choice
These are the choice of the hunter, the pride of the
shot shooter. the safe factor for the _guide U. M. C. _Am-
munition is universally used and praised wherever it is
used. Dependable and reliable these shells are asked for
12 Gauge A. M. C. shells all sizes 60 cents per box.
10 Gauge A. M. C. shells all sizes 70 cents per box.
Decoys, cartridge belts, gun cord. powder, shot etc. etc,
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