H ere is a Sna
’ A --Photos
cost the sarne,lsst long.
elf, lookbest, arebest.
, P
8 day `American Blink
Wood Clocks at' $4 on ¢e¢h_
They strike every half hour
on Cathedral gongs. Are goo
itimekeepers. Every one
guaranteed. Well worth $5.0
our price $4.00.
Pat terson
c. vig
From Hand io Hand
The jewel fuel that means rn?-e to you
when you need it than the whl est diam-
ond-
' O
llrgh-qualify Coal
from our yards-clean, free-burnin ,
long lasting Coal-fair prices. and fair
service in exoharage for our orders
Ygny orders to ay? guiok delivery?
C. i.yons& Co.
Phone 1 I r.
NOTICE
The first general meeting of
the Charles Dalton Silver Black
Fox Company. Limited will
he held in the Hall in the
Prowse Block, Grafton St,
Charlottetown, P.E.Island,on
Tuesday, April ist at xl
o'c‘f~ck n; m.
Election ci Directors sndother
business.
W. B PROWSE,
-i1 VfEt.f Seo'y Tress.
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FARM l~`0R SALE
The undersigned offers for sale
his valuable properly consifting oi
go acres of land in first class condi
tion, >i~uated in Mornt Alb`on Lo
48, It is within one-half mile of
Railway Station, P. st Office, Store,
Telephone Oilice, and I-4 mile fr- in
School, The hui dir ga are in good
repair. For further particulars
Apply io
WILLIAM BALLEM Jr.
3-24Mm2i1~.'f2ipd Mt Albion
 
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MAIL CONTRACT
Sealed Tenders, addressed to the
Postmaster General, will be.received
at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday the
2nd May 1913 for the conveyance of
-His Maieety’s Malls, on a proposed
Contract for four yearn, six times
per week, over Rural Mail Route No.
1 from Winsloe Station, Prince Ed-
ward Island, to commence from the
lst July next.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract may be seen and
blank forms of Tender may be ob-
tained at the Post Offices of Wiusloe
Station arid route offices and at the
office of tne Post Office Inspector.
JOHN F. WI-IEAR.
. » Post Office Inspector.
Post flliice Inspector's Oiiice,
Charlottetown, March Z0, 1918,
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Cemetery Company will be held in the V
osy of April next at three o‘elock in iho-
sfteraoon. 8_1 order
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sou-n~mr uve
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if n vm ls ru- “fur-r-oe".
In some muses
1'lNAGHvu.s Our ur
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what remed or p yshim, I
°'“Pl°Y°d» 111° 1 was slwsys the
;°°‘°°lmP0llible to get s cure. Abmg
Hg:""h°Z°» I Rid the \Bl!lmm|ia) gf
.iv¢.'»l° E Conti!" “swing “Fruit-v
nu Ili Igecidsdtogivet emu;-1.1,
TMVG “led Fnxit-s-tives" ever since.
y s_re the dnt and only medicine
“W '““°d my me. rf it were non...-
"Fruit-s-tives", I nm |.gi¢§¢d I 0° ld
ner uve" JAMES Paoonrooiir
Mr. Proudfoot is one of the prominent
flgrrmers of gxsseott Countqpud has been
 of_Csledonis. ownship 'fm-
rzrz. ”~‘~-~=-" » --1 -om-
or f- °r$z.5o-uidslu{‘:i,e.bydeslen
'W1 Fruit*-tives L ted. Omws.
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Spring Styles
The new style Invictus
boots for xnen show patent
leather k with cloth tops'
buttoned style and gun
metal calf, laced, with the
new receding toe, also in
’ the famous Cresto last,
- gun metal, velour and tan
4 buttoned and laced styles.
All sizes £6 a pair. -
Alley £6’ Co
 me
left Picton at 1' s.m. Saturday sud'
arrived in Charlottetown st 10.80
rapid manner and the Brit row-boat,
manned by Master Norman Watson
wharves. ’
NEW BUILDING.-» Mr. William
Hotel, Pownal, are busy getting out
wood and lumber for a henery, se
hsn business.-Com. ,`
DEATH IN NEW YORK.-There
died al Fordham Hospital, New
York City, on March 16th, 1918,
Roderick A. McDonald, aged 46 years.
The late Mr. McDonald was a son of
him. He leaves a widow and three
an took place from his son's resi-
celebrated by Father Pius MacDon-
time penlténtfary The system, Mr
lottetown on several occasions.
ANOTHER LOCATED.-The Am-
herst News, referring to the arrest in
Moncton of a man giving his name as'
Ml-1l`Dl1Y. Bild having a number of beg-I
ging cards on his person, says Mur-
illhy is well known in Amherst. He
,_ has been in jail here four times since
last November. He was arrested last.
l-week and was allowed to get out of'
_to\vn. His arrest in Moncton follow-
`ed for the same game that he prac-.
.tised in Amherst. Murphy belongs to
fC-harlottetown and is a big, able,
1 35 Queen Sf. '
‘iT 15.7'
_unme-
l" - R - E - E
Coma ig: our office and have your
teeth ex ined free o rhprge. Only
takes a few minhies and we 'wilitell you
exactly what you need and it viont ccsl
you one penny We make teeth nd guar-
antee them to fit exactly, We also gpar-
antre perfecpion in Crown arid Bridge
work Extracting and filling without pain,
prics moderate,
~ DR ROBINS
25 Queen Street. Next door Beer &Gofi
10-imtl Phone 318-J
 
our ~;.f°i-1£r:;:;.i;.:.
For College Groups
E- Bayer Studio
Telephone 192-] I
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 _;;| charge brought against mm'
healthy man. If he returns to Am,-.
-herst there will be a more serious'
1 MAGDALEN ISLANDS TRAFFIC.
-The steamer Lady Sybil has been
hauled up on the marine slip at
Dartmouth for some extensive re-
pairs to her bottom plates, in which
some new-steel plates will be insert-
ed. During the summer and autumn
the Lady Sybil conducts a subsidized
‘ passenger and freight service between
the Nova Scotian north shore and
the Magdalen Islands. She has been
laid up on the waterfront since navi-
gation closad, but will proceed round
to the gulf to resume her route in
another fortnight.-Halifax exchange.
The Sybil is well known in this port.
UNION DIVISION, No. 45, S. O.
T., Springfield, is in a flourishing
condition and at its last regular
meeting elected the following officers
for the ensuing quarter: W. P.-Mr.
Walter MacKenzie; W. A.-Miss Mary
Haslam; R. S.-Mr. Lemuel MacKay;
A. R. S.-Miss Luelle Bearisto; F.
S.-Mr. Peter Sinclair; Treasurer-
Mr. T. W. E. H-aslam; Chaplain-
Miss Hilda Haslam; Conductor-Mr.
William MacKay; A. C.-Miss Agnes
Haslam; I. S.-Mr. Daniel Matheson;
O. S.-Mr. John MacKay; P. W. l’.-
Mr. .Robert Howard; S. Y. P. W.--
Mr. John MacKenzie.
::Ii the large and increasing sale of
Wyoth's Sage and Snlphlu is nny in-
dication of its virtues-it certainly
must he a wonderful preparation. We
have dozens of our customers who
tell us it is the best hair remedy
they ever used. 50c. and $1.00 bot-
tles. E. A. Foster, Central Drug-
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_rr urs in any nuns i>r°vnee.lun-on. sstnrssya annie, swam.)
-_ POLICE COURT.-There were no
THB! EARL GREY.-The liarl Grey , eases before the Ohsr-lot.tetown'Polico
Court this morning.
with twenty-ilvs pssseulsrl. ninety- MORE YOUNG FOXEB-The Dennis \ . °
ll! tons of freight and 100 sacks of RIIMII li- F0111” UBI been favored -
mn. with .. new or young mes. ur.  e 
.___ Dennis informed a Guardian rsprslen-
BoA'rINo snows.-on sstu5`day tative on Saturday that all his Pl-Irs. .  _ , ,
the ice in the harbor moved out n s. with the poaibls exce
, ption of one,
will have litters this lesson.
WUI llfbtleed plying bww.” the INQUIRIES FOR FOXES.-TMO
Canadian Fox Exchange. guesses Me-
___ Kinuon and Newsom, Managers, have
disposed of all the options on 1918
_Bl`°Wl1.'Bud son Willie, of the Florida foxes held by them. They now have
several inquiries from abroad and
want sevsralpairl ol high grade
they intend going largely into the black foxes. When writing state
pedigree fully.
A VALUARLE CAPPURE.-Messrs.
Acorn Brothers, ,Du.ndas, two days
ago, after a hard struggle, captured
a grand specimen of mink. It is un-
commonly largs,,aud covered with
a mink box. If eats but in the even-
50n5_ ing, whether one watches or not-
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A eats eggs like s cat, or meats and is ’ ' 3  
FUNERAL SATURDAY.-The run- B wrloaitr. /
eral of the late Mr. James Callagh- _ '*"' -
Sl.-U(}EE’.ql1‘UL MUHICIAN.-An ln-
gan in ‘t Vincent de Paul Church
yesterday afternoon, the second lar-
gest. organ in the Dominion, by Mr.
> ._ nld, Inge;-ment was made in the B. F. Poirier, of Montreal, who was ‘
. `i:¢.’ (wathouc Cemetery when Father born in Tignish, P. E. I. This com-
/  'Maurice McDonald ofilciated at. the.l’°5m"“ W" Wlfitten in han" °'
final serv-iw, Miss Victoria Cartier, a loetstlhorgap- _
-i ist, by Gigout. The main emo s
Panona oaalouzn.-Mr. Aron- made mir. or latte.-.1 tem. nom Miss Tilé Ql\X/£9/S DUSY SlOT`9-
bald, Dominion parole officer, passed \3artler's name and that of Gigout
s through Moncton Friday for D0p¢1|¢s_ himself. Misa Cartier was among i i
 ter,'where he will inspeei: the mm-1. those present. A McGill correspon- V ' ‘= ' --i '
dent writes as follows -Mr Poirier,
the Mnritin.c Provinces, who will
read with pleasure of Mr. Poiriers
success and popularity as shown by
the above clipping and others which
have been received telling of his un-
qualified success.
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2:1! you have sore, strained or
bruised ruusclos, rheumatism, neural-
gia yor. should try Rexall Rubbing
Oil. lt penetrates Ihe pores, streng-
thens the muscles, soothes the nerves
and makes you feel fit and fine.
Large bottle guaranteed money back
if dissatisfied 25c. The MacKinnon
Drug Co., The Rexall Store, Corner
Great George and Kent Ste. liitf.
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Wani a Watch?
H Remember our big closing
4- out :ale continues, until every
H watch is sold. We’ve sold
nearly
|| zoo warms
since beginning this sale, and
v.'e still have nearly ONE
HUNDRED RELIABLE
GUARANTEED WATCH-
ES, which we are offerinr
at practically WHOLFSALL
PRICES.
There ls only one place to
buy watches while our stock
lasts.
G. F. Hutcheson
Jeweller- Opticinn
store, Agent. 3-20Mtf.
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“Wham it comes to toilet prepara-
tion there arc very few lines that can
equal Royal Vinolia. This line ` in-
cludes everyth.ng that could possibly
be wanted on a rr.au's or womau’s
dressing table and of unvarying high
quality absolute purity and marked
at most reasonable prices. We are
local agents for these high grade pre-
narations. The Two Macs, 149 Great
George Street. MEU-
"Gents--Drop in and see what we
have for you this spring in -Hate and
Caps. We carry the best makes.-
Prowse Bros, Ltd. 3-31 M 7i~
"Gents-We have_heen the batters
of this City for 30 years and expect
to be for many more. Drop in and
ees what we have for you : this
spring.-Prowss Bros, I..t.d.~ 3-81M7i.
Farm F or Sale
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gen woo , onven ent to Schools. ills,
figures daado Ohuixebels. N mils from
°"'"" °l||'iid. Df5i:p,,&°p%\;i%s, ‘
:stunned New gnhin.
Annual Méetmg
The arsenal mesilng of the Sberirod
M. C. A. building en W- dnescisy iha and
HENRY SMITH,
` Secretary.
Sherwood Cemetery Co.
Num sr es mmmeaé. tn 1
mg Qaoss8tnst
Places-4o4ssds°s
Charldieiown, sgth March-r_9r3.
‘°“"..i’;...§.§..'Y.“M“" , KARN LS KING
Agent for P. E. I. A caroad of these instru-
; Invggmesu énadedin §\I°lt8;_§f *Hd §'§‘;l,§;;:'° *lm “fe ' ments due io arrive here
b 1 - ' ro nc nga ig ra°e . _
li 8 f;;,f[ftrn:°°n P about the 28th insi, willbe
_, _ l a _ sold at the closest margin.
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, of style and gentlemanly comfort is
' the perquisite of the wearer of distinct-
I ive linen. Stanley Bros shirts and col-
lars are in line with fashion’s newest
~ -' ~ s
ML rgnald Mcponald 0| Che ,- V ,_ the best hair the writer ever saw. It . :,; w
ley. ‘He was B qu|et_ unazsimgg ls of the female species and apparent- (fill: . Uur new Shirts have a'rr1Ved°
man, much respected by an who knew ly in young. lt is now cared for in "Q .
li
hints, never. freakish, nor common place
T’-f;‘:.:;.§°€.§‘°r._"§.':;:'...:f: .‘:‘.':.€‘z§;‘::.*1  ‘.'°'~‘   °“    $ 1 -25- $1 -45- $1 -55 '
edral, where a Requiem Mass was
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and
Cakes
always at Sunnyside.
2.28thfsmtf
Archibald says, has achieved some H young and clever composer. is P I 
'Wonderful result; einen if, was 3|-sf, still holding his own and keeping
established fourteen years ago. Dur- f0I'¢m09'- in MCUUPOINBB M\1¢1°H1 Canmd'
ing that time there had bee i circles The few bio ra hical notes
n released . E D .   t
on parole 4579 prisoners 0; the just published by the metropolitan Kung e  
a . SC
released prisoners onl 100 h <1 .lpapers on his part, has revealed or .
turned to their vicinlls metngds rgr rerreslfcucd the public mind Of the P°°““‘ c"’P
life Through other causes than that fact of bla formerly belonging to the Doughnuts
. s
,of trims 107 had rerreited their pa Lower Provinces. Mr. Poirier un- _ k 
role.-Mr, Archibald has visited Char: douhtedly has numerous friends in PICS
are made with best mslerials only and are made Fresh every
day. Fresh goods are surely what you want You can get them
Thomas White
Fox Com-
' pany, Lid.
A large percentage of '
the stock in the above
I
- Up-to-the-minute Fittings
for Lobster Factories
Up fo date managers and proprietors of lobster factories are
. looking around for new fittings
‘ We would like to show you our sanitary packing tables,trny.=,
colanders, boilers and other fittings of the very best quality at the
most reasonable prices and assure our prompt, satisfactory' service.
lf your factory needs abetier _sy stem of plumbing try us. We
can give you sa=isl:\cti:\n here also. Call, write or phone 393-].
Fred H. Trainor
< 80 Grafton Street
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Company has been sub-
scribed for, but the bal-
\ ance is offered at par un-
til May 15th when price
. . will advance to probably
$125 per share. Write
for prospectus and applic-
ation forms to
M. M. l"0l.EY. Seey
Alberton,
3- 24M2ithenMmtf.
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r'i'he Alliance invesimeni Co. (Canada) Lid.  fo, 0,., THIRTY YEAR
H Calgary, Alberta '  , `
 '  and are so well known that
Toe final issue ofthe Co|ripany‘s Capital Stock is new being ` l "  I p/'  _ _
made at $13.50 per share.yieldrog ov.r 8 p. c' on the investment.
Particulars upon request. l  
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°  You :cannot make a -
MORRIS instrument. Sold
l The '|`rsV¢llcr’s Slogarrl Em. um.. main, with small
V "mlgzilr gdtigzx profits and quick returns. `
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The Largest ilrganizaiion Manufac-
luriug Pianos and 0rgans
in Canada
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strurnents have been sold ‘her
our part. Everyone knows.
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K. J. MARTIN, B. A.
Barrister Notngluhlie, ate
Money to any
Morris Block-Uhnr ottetorlu
STEWART 0. CAMPBELL
Bsrrisfsrs, Solicitors, els.
Offices in 8esBrlssg Block Corner
Slussn and reign treats Charlotte
town. ° E. Island,
C HONEY T0 LOAN
W. B STEWART K.0. N. A. OAIIPBK L
Warburton Qi. Shaw
Bsrrlsters, Attorneys, Notary Public, Etc
Uflicos in Cameron Fllocls, Charlottetown
P. E. island.
IIOTEI. BRUNSWICK
lloneton. N. D.
one lament and Best Located Hotel in
the ty accommodating IW fllelll
situated at the centre of spacious ground
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Bsrrisiers, Attorney-si-law
Brown 4loek. Char-lottstovre
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