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seription of one of the world's most
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famous specialists. You can get thi
prescription and medicine for l5c. at
our store. You thus save about
$24.75. If you are troubled with Cat-
arrh try it-we gurantoe results.
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Sole agents The McKinnon Dru
Co. Cor. Great George and Kem
Bu. HSL
’ ' “Hundreds of shirts in the new pat
terns and in any style you wish a
this great removal sale. Come in an
stock np. 25 per cent discount
CLEAN A8 HUDDER
T lN`KBfI AM
While walking through g mga”
down town street the gum- q,y_
I heard o little urchin to his egg;-gag
turn and say
‘ hav. Jimmy. In me tell. youu, Pd
be MPP! as a clam
Lf I only was de feller dat pg mudqgr
t'lnks I sm
55° 3"" NB” dl! Pm s wonder, and
she knows her little lad
Could never mix with nothin dat was
ugly, mean or bad,
Lots er times I sits and tink; new
nice 'twould be, gee wing,
If a feller was de feller dat his mud
der t'lnks he isl"
My friends, be yours a life of toil or
undiluted joy,
You still can learn a lesson from this
small, unlettered boy
Dou't aim to be an earthly saint with
eyes fixed on a star,
Just try to be the fellow that your
mother thinks you are
-St Louis Star
l\l|T0ll0BlLl0U NESS
Sir --One would have thought th
running of autos on the Island the
seems a spring disease, (like house
cleaning). and breaks out every ses-
sion ef the legislature. Poor fellows,
they have it bad, kind of chronic-
can't-hélp-it. But as our good Dr.
Dewar has taken the case in hand
with ii staff of excellent assistants,
and the noble Mrs. Iondergast as
worthy Mntron, and a vigilant arn-
bulance corps composed of the sturdy
` farmers and their wives (yes bless the
women they are all on our side, and
well and ably do they write in de-
fence of their rights and liberties).
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_ The good Doctor having diagnosed t
h
e nd ronounded it dangerous h s
t cas. n p
d taken steps (backed up bv every
. .. m
‘real farmer on the Island to sta
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B,uce»s_ g.5M3i_\ out this disgusting spring nuisance.
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Champion Carriage Stallion oi P. E.l
(Pure Ih-erl Eiirolment No.5 Dept. 0/ Agri.)
 (M818) Race Record 2,23l~4
is a son ol’ Bingara who sired B long time to-come. _ -
. Tam, Fiir, etc.,
such horses as Baden, 2.05 I 4, PRO BOND PUBuCO_ ,
Belvasia 2.06 3-4; Bergen 2.06 '
. _ . 1 _ _ _
is a son of Kadika who is  B ..HM,e you, purchased y-our Mt yet?
Darn of Berka 2 I4 i-4. Vi/in
ner of ten races and $2700 in money, and to choose from as. fine a
~¢
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3-4; Binvolo 2.07 3-4, etc
s rc of 2.28 trotters ai ii year
Sire of 325 two year olds tha
etc, etc.
1912. Biala (3) 218 i-2
at
with the overwhelmning shower of
letters that appeared in the papers
last string protesting against the
would be autoists would give up the
iight for at least a few years. But it
. the will rotect themselves. Lct
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0 |912. uf P us; op¥“m__m_
S. ing Piles. No
surgical oper-
l ation required
- - Dr. Chaso's Ointment will relieve yen at once
have t ialed in 2.30 or better. '
- If not, here is your chance to save
_ i cent to 33 1-3 discount. Bruce's.
Brie and Bavian i-8 in 18 _ _ “M343
HIP
nisiiiint
Knows Thai
insteadofssllowskinnnd fees
blemishes she oughtto
the clear complexion sw*
beauty of nature md
health Any woman ted
or suffering at time!
headache, backache. 1l¢l’Vous-
ness, languor and depression
of spirits--ought in try
sei-:cHAM’S
Pii.i.s
the safest, surest, most con
venient and most economics
remedy known Beecham s
Pills remove impurities, insure
better difestion, refreshing
sleep, an have an excellent
general tonic effect _lupori the
wholebodi system eyhave
awonderfu powertoiin ve
the general ealth, whi b
purifyingthe blood Beecham
Pills clear the skin and
Impro
The Gomplgxion
Sold cvsrywlun. In boxes. 5 sinh.
No ivonqn should fail to real lbs vshlbls
dlneuess with every box.
from it for years to come It has
been very pleasing to read the many
able and convincing anti-auto letters
also thc many strong and pointed
esolutions, from all over the Isiandl
that have appeared in the Guardian ‘
ut it has been equally unpleasant
0 read the letters of the Autolsts
They have not given one sens,,ble rea
son, why autos should be allowed to
run on our roads There is no use
disguising the fact that our road way
proper, is narrow, and this of necces-
sity, as owing to the sticky nature .‘
of most of our soil the driveway
must haie a good round to throw oil
the water, and the narrower the road, '
the easier to keep round. It is said ‘
hat farmers are selfish. (Not so, .
eryone should use the roads as freely
as themselves, but with the same ve-
hicles and the same propelling power.
.Now there is a law on our statute
books. (See Swtions 53 & 54'of G
road Act.) “No person shall place an '
olstruction, or a nuisance on the
n.-ovcd, and any damage caused by
said nuisance made good. Penalty of -
$20.00) or one months imprisonment _E
for each offence. Now farmers consider
ance," (which they certainly are),
therefore they cannot Us allowed to
be pieced on our roads. The diseuter
ested letter, written [mm England by i
the Revi Mr. Styles, (and published
in the Guardian), while on a visit
there last summer about the unhear-
able nuisance that autos have become
there, ought to be sufficient warning
for HS, to 'ill-e-ep them out." Horse
buyers who come here from the other
Provinces have said that we were
wise in not allowing them to run,
and that where they have 'been allow-
ed, they were forced on the people.
Farmers are the only producers, Bus-
iness men, lawyers, doctors and etc.,
have to depend on them for their
"bread and butter." Therefore the,
producers must be protected; it not
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these men run them in the towns if
they want to, but not in the country,
please! Every ratepayer "should at-
tend the Annual School Meeting, but
let them make it a special point to
attend this one on the 17th, and
roll up such an anti-auto vote ‘that
will slettle this "annual" nuisance for
. tllo. ' ll
3253.1 8¥"i-‘li§’.ll..I.’.§‘.5.° £32. i. 0.3. i’.‘i.’§.ii&i.
Toronto. Sample  if you mention this
eeper and enclose ie. ¢0 Pl! DMMIO-
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~ stock as there is in the city. Z5 per
sec. (as yearlings). All aboxie  and: 
records were over 1 2 ini
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tracks. Berks was one of the _  il' WQSIC _
best trotters in the United  , . .
States last year. All of th
above are full sisters an
brothers being sired by hi
gara.
and all Gensral urposes- Write
Il samples and quotations to the msntifsct
i Gray fe Ce
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2.301 Brie trotted an 1-8 as , -- 3(
ycar ing in 18 _seconds _Brenta‘ `  g
which is described as 'a sensa-  V12/ ,
tional yearling in the Ameri- -~ ` `
can Horsebreeder of Apri
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are _
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to us ii ridiculoiiiily low price, provi ling we bought the lot ranging in sizes from 34 £0 44
After fully examining the s iits, quality of lining and every paint ot finish, style and
50 forth we decided to buy and we fully believe that they are t e best suit barvains offeftd
here for many days The material from which the suits are mi. e coiipists chieil ; of o uhh
Taeeds and hnglish Wei-ste:l
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A leading ihnuufseiurer of the men s clothing odered ns 30: men s suits at what ##121115
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The style of the suits are the new S B style The
shoulders are hand shaped and nlcel y moulded collars
and lape;lr. _ The _front _of the coats are sufficiently
rounded fto'give itheiiia jstylish,appeaz'ance. The lin-
in_gs~irre of-gooiquality satin. The canvas is s. heavy
elastic finished canvas well' padded with wading and
hair cloth. The 'suits are sewed with silk throughout
and are a dressy," classysuit in every respect.
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A great many parents l ave
been complaining to us that
they have been unable to get
anything f ir the boys to
stand the wear and tear, such
as bays from 6 to 14 yeais of
age usually require We have
secured for you now the best
_ boys’ knickers that we know
of. i_It is not cheapness we
are after in this .instance but
qs'ality,we can gua'i‘i ntee them
to to stand the wear. The
prlceis $1.55. ‘
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public highway and etc.." and Road 3
so that nothing more will be heard
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Masters are ordered to have same re- P-
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   aisles] »£1i8t0n Street near, nothing eould;Yli;c‘!iiiore swept.
_ Queen -'C_h_;_;il0_¢g¢t°wn__| sbieilisn sliver table ware..
Pleesing. mseiissi useisl. '
A greli ilsm is es necessary  /,l|!0ll|8\,f°` .;’;_':“;l’;::‘*"l1'll,"'l1l‘*l""\Y""lf*
'P¢¢d"' Baum h” ‘  hm  W V; A V Coll in aiidilook over' our
Stables formerly Hurry s 
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p s_,~_-.i_ reaiivcéfawiii-bring this eaaiogae _ pf=~=i=¢°°d'di-uw. 
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will; be at Fred Cameron's  the de-
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_.1 V ‘ iChicken (lb) 12 to 14
60 to
V Fowl (each)
B0
orrected for every Wednesday' and Potatoes, per bus. 24 to 25
SBWTGBY iBB\l¢- ,Turnips, per bus. 15
-" ` Cabbage (lb)
s
nts (waits as to 40 Peits so to so
sts (black) ‘ _ 40 to1_g` Hides ‘ 9 to 10
1”* _ o i ki
miw (per ton.) $5.50 to $6.50 8° 2° 1:; _ 10 to 16
ay (par zen) ' f siz to sis W i
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H rm (1)05) 20 thirteenth annual convention of the
13 BACC() MEN al foreign countries. e o
MEETING 0F_T0 will continue until the end of the
, D; V _, .lu 5.-The week.
Es (Der dos) 17 tol8 Beet lqus.rter)j_ 9 '10 11 RICH“0F B ,ne - -+ 'E --
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Eiuht,Biilii,. _
Dover Egg Boaters .. i ._-.. Bc es.
Sad Iron -Handles r. . . ..-¢."8c ‘f ..
]ap’d Dust Pans .-..i ..' 8e“
Tin Oil Store, Kel.tl_és._. ,.l3c “
1_o‘qt Dish, Pans . .  ._ I8: “
r qi., Long Handle Dif-
V _;pei'.s.......  . .-. . Be ea.
Ioker Mouse traps . . ._ Ze “
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"Univ_el’sil'f'_ -3 'itninute bread
makers, rniki s  _.bread without
touching 50 ir binds to the doiigh
and is a’ necessity ip any kitchen.
Thisis a real lahorissving i evice.
The Ul*IIV‘El_{SA_L'does the mak-
ang and ku sling' of bread in 3
minutes. ~, . ,
No. 4, Capacity 2-'to 6 loaves
, ’-»»- ,-~~ .-~_»'.¢- was $z.°ofCl.
No, 8, L‘apaelty_,_6 to io loaves
'  ._.i_   _-._-`;i'_°_.._._ Q2.50§ea.
_ _‘fSavg nt'.s"`_G__éiiii_i'iie Gem Fo.d
Chopper, _ch ips raw meats, cooked
meats, vegetables; *f_»irii.,it!',j-»_=,br§aid,
eegs. etc, liisi 5'-_'cutting knives.
No. zo a gq>l_f__;s_mil_y__lizi:' only _
 ".§ g_~_»-_hoc
Ns _aa -Sl-5°  il!-li 25. ea.
Beware of Iinitatlcns _ _ '1
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‘klffers
0111' Annex on
Articles oi all Kinds
and everything fir the Kitchen. Articles
that you never thought of. We keep in
touch with all the leading Manufacturers
of these lines, and as soon as any new de-
vice is on the market they notify us, and
Lo'n`Q;11§igi_'dI_e.lgi$h,Mops.. Sc  vreimrnediately stock it. Nick-Nacks of
‘V all description. Call in and look oyer our
f, __  ,  _ __ r- --i \ many lines of labor saving articles. Note
the exceptional low prices listed here.
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"f_’ ". Aplodel Tea Kettles,_, nickel plates ¢`°P.
,is very convenient. .  ........ ..i_ go ea,
___ Grafton Street is i ,___-
Replete With Uplto-date
This is where you will find anything
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Humming Bird Kitchen Sets, coinpos- ' |_
ed oi six pieces and stand,s~me as cutatove I
0_nly_..._...`...........»--.-~......45¢eg,
' \White Bird Sets, Composed of io
pieces and stand, similar to illustration, I
only  . .`...........'.......... 95c ga,
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_ No. 8 CoEee.Tea Keitcs, nickel plates,
_made cf heavy copper. an ornament will .
s_t.`for years -, .  ~..» .. Lao ea-
_peryviih hiiige _cover on side_'o top which '
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Mrs Potts Sed Irons, composed of 3
`Irni'|'s",‘<-handle and stand.
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 Shakers gc,
Team to all
Plioiie Us i _
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the llay--
autos an “obstruction” and a nuis- F _ `
Note lhese Rare Snaps
Victor Flour Sifiers .. . . ite ea
Wire P.itatoe,Mnsb¢rs 4 hc Bc ea,
Tin Pie Plates, -different sizei
 ._ .,.,.. _ 4\, Sc, 6cea.
Spring Clothes PZns..5c pefdoz
“ire Tea Strainers . . . . Sc ea.
S‘r. ng Wire Bri i`ers (all sizes)
. .. .. lilr, i2c_ l4c, i5c ea.
4 Hole Wood Mouse traps .9c ea,/
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llargains iii
i Enamelware
Grey Enamel ” W. sh Bowls,
 . . .. . .. i2c.&'I5c-es.
Pr¢s~.rve Kettles (Grey% 'V -
 .._. i8c& 0cea.
Ssucepaiiswitli Covers
...... . . . . _ ; ;.‘.. l1c,&._20e ea
Enamel _ Pie Plates. bi.. 6c&7c ea.
Grey Chambers., . ."_a..' .v 20 ea.
White Enaniel Bowls,‘_ (large)
, - . . . .‘.'. ..'. Zbc, 30s 8;' Me ea;
. Mill: Pans (white) "
.   .  . ; . l5c.]l9c 8t23c ea,
. White Basin( ` ` .'.
..  .' |56, 2`0c,_. 23c &,2,$c es.
Soup Plates (white) ,. . . . l2c ee.
iz qt. Buckets (white) . .65c ea.
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OHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS. Butter 30 to 82_l(¢;r§§l_i.h 1;) K - 5 Tobacco Association of__th° United
Lobster (rn) 18 States was opened in this city to-
Uorned Oodilsh (lb) Sc. day, with headquarters of the Jeffer-
sprmg lamb mn) $1.25 to $1.60 son Hotel. Tobacco manufacturers,
8c. warehoiisemen and agents are in at-
§:&\:,£;b(i,I:,),¢h) ' Bc. tsndance from every section of the
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Th c nvention
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