_ MAY 10. 1915_ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARD
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__You will need a load
of good "Hot Stuff Coa1”
now for Summer.-
'We have the kind 'you
like best.
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‘ “Monday is the last day
for receiving discounts on
Electric Light bills for
April lighting. Pay today
and save money.
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A Spring f
System-Cleaning A
Tonic ~
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'Nine out of ten people
need agood bracing blood i
purifying, appetite-making, A
strength-building tonic.
HUGHES'
Burtiocit and Sarsapariila
is apreparation that we can
recommend to those who »
feel “fagged out." It tones
up the system, promotes the
anpetite, aids digestion, pur-
ities arid enrichesthe blood.
It is not a “cure all” but is
an excellent medicine to take
at this season of the year.
Large Bottle 50c at
V Geo. E. Hughes
f “The Peopie’s Druggist"
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Take Home a'
-the incomparably pure and delicious chocolates.
No matter who is at the journey’s end-Mother, Wife
Sweetheart, Sister or Friend-she will be delighted with
Neilson’s. A box 60c and upwards.
I _ McKinnon Drug Co.
Box of Neilson’s
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establish sucha reputation,
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Bargains   
Na .ui i. out uni cutie.. ' 
If gon want, good, pure 
relia le tobacco go to an _. h
honest manufacturer. W |11-1-.;‘cé‘:f_:-1-'.121:'-’.%?-':If-_'.-I-=‘:'-‘ifiif-f~_’£.
will say that we have neverdisappointed them. Hickey’s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.
Hickey & NichoisonToh. fo.,
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_ Just Received
600 Squares
600 Squares of “ROGERS” Brand Roof- _
g '1`his is a very high class roofing!
guaranteed for ten years: Contains
neither Pitch nor 'l ar, and is absolutely
This Brand is specially made for u_s.
Each Roll .contains sufficient Nails
P ' e per square, delivered any stat-
| ion onnlg. E. Island......._..... ....... ..$2.(_)0
formation and samples of this Roofing.
received a carload of
it on
us give you more in-
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the Show Ring: Shown ten times, winning ten first
' ' ,winnin six first moneys.
(iiitiiiiilliftctleildttilrit last falfwinning first, a' sec-
3 ring show, March 17th, winning first
wiiming first for five best colts from. any
stables of Mr. Francis W. Hughes, Grafton
and further particulars, atipliy to the owner,
0. Box 235.Charlottetuwn, e ephone R16.
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one the
_ IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
DISCOUNT people wishing to save
money should pay their electric light
bill today and receive the discount.
9881.
NDTIC-E TO SUBSCRIBERS -Sub-
scribers will please note that the club
offer for Caiiduiaii `(?ouiitr_vnian is only
good for the Guardian subscribers on
Prince Edward island. Xllitl
NOTICE - Subscribers are utiliti-
ed that the‘prlce ot’ the Morning Diiily
Guardian tinaxilcd in I’ l~2_ i. l and
Montreal Daily Star' is $4.00 per year.
The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed
in P. E1 I.) and Family Herald and
VVeeklyv Star is $$l_00 ner ear. "l‘hi\
price of the Evening Guardian and
Montreal Daily Star (mailed in P: E.
I.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening
Guardian and tho Family Herald and
Weekly Star (mailed in l". E. l.l is
$2.25 per year. - '
::'I`he fishing season is here. llnve
you overlooked your gear yet? Uur
stock is complete in every respect
There in nothing you may require _that
we cannot supply special utti-.ution
given to reparing. See_oiii~-$1.00 llam-
boo goods. E. A. l-‘OS'I‘EI`t, Central
Drugstore. _ _
::Get yourvGARD4EN.. PEAS and
SWEET PEAS planted as soon as pos-
sible. CARTER'S SEED STORE istlie
place to get the best. 9853-I3-Sl\l2i.
SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL -’l‘h’e Hav-
py Gleaiiefs Mission Baud of the
Pleasant Valley Methodist t‘hurcli,
held a very successful social - at the
Parsonage on Friday evening, April
23rd. After the opening of the ‘Mite
Boxes a short program was rendered
followed by gaines and music. A
b tiful = ovideil to
oun supptr was pr
whlch_ all did ample justice. The om-
cers for the ensuing year are as'i'ol-
lows: Presldeiit, Mrs. L. J. I_..eard;
Vice-Presideiit, Miss Edna. Bertram:
Trcasiircr, Miss lillint Sharp; Secre-
tary. Miss Agnes Sharp; Cor. Sacre-
lary. Master Loriic \Vlcoks; _ Palm
Branch Supl., Miss lvlarguerite Elli-
ott; Organist, Mis-'s Mina Sharp.
THE MARKET.-'l`l|erc wus.nn ex-
cvptloiinlly large xnzirki-i on Friday,
and the town was crowded. The fur-
iners are now busy buying seeds and
will soon be ready t'or the seasoirs
work. A large uiiniitity of eggs was
moving, the price pnid being 191'. per
dozen. Potatoes sold nt. 30 cents per
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000,000 pounds through cargoes' lost
on ships sent. to the bottorilftilltl 11181
I-‘rance and Russia. in their banish-
ment of aliiiintlie and vodka, have iid-
dcd inillioiis to the world’s tea drliik-
ing population. Prices of tea in Canada
have not risen before because retail-
ers were induced to lay in large stocks
before the price became too active.
But ln the lust tlirea months the price
oi’ the commodity has risen six cents
a pound. and now the consunier is lo
share part ol' the extra burden.
SUCCESSFUL MEETING. -- On
Thursday- evening Prof. Ross address-
ed an agricultiiral meeting in the new
hall at Grulizim's Road. He spoke on
the feeding ol' cattle, pointing out that
it was not i-iuiliclent simply to give the
cows all they would eat, but if they
were to he fed at thc-_ greatest profit
the kind of food they were 'fed on must
be taken into consideration. Milk. he
said. was it certain definite substance.
containing ti certain amount of pro-
tein and a certain amount of carbo-
hydrates and' a variable amount oi’
butter fat.. Before the cow could give
100 lbs. oi’ milk she must have eaten
food containing nt least the amount
of protein that was reqiilred in that
lwsliel \\'h0l@;‘121lf»~ 'l`l1er0 was very quantity or milk. ln atitiiiioii ro this
little change in groceries except. in rc- She mug; also em Linuugh food 1,, sup.
garil to flour. which is still uilvniiciniz. p|y me pl-01_,-,gn rgqnimtl 10 keep up
The price of hluck lea, it is stated, ,he \.,-ear and icnr of the body. Prof.
will rise, :ind it is unnouiiocll that Ross dean Wm, this Subject fully,
within it few days live cents a pound making use of phmqs D,-epured ¢_he,-9.
Will ll? added lf’ UW <'0H\~ The “'ill' on. He then niiswcrod at number of
is the indirect cuiiso of the r-liuiigts,`(|,,eMi0“,, with regard 10 feeding The
and it is hinted that further incerases discussion was an-|-led on by M955;-9
:nay take place in the future. The two James 0'(;0,m,-,rv (3a5S_ McLeod, white.
tlil'fPCt FGHSOHS l`0l' the il\Cl‘0HSO. llvlll head and others, at llie close of which
l1I‘iSillg fl'0\ll ‘lm |'7\\\’0ll<‘-llti S\l`\lt§glt“» ii vote of tliangs was presented to Mr
are that the present so:~.son's ten sup not-_q_ In acknowledging the vote of
ply has been dimiulslivil by about ll,‘i\1un1¢S Mp R955 bl-might to the unen-
iion of the meeting the Provincial
Patriotic Abstinence Movement, and
urged upon them to sign the pledge.
Mr Thomas Wigmore presided at the
meeting. which was largely attended.
Mr Ross was invited to go back as
soon as possible to Grahanfa Road to
conduct. addresses on cattle feeding.
MAY USE AEROPLANES
T0 LOCATE SEALS
S'l‘. JOI-lN‘S, Nlld., May 5.-A nov-
cl use ol' the aeroplane is under con-
sideration by owners of sealing vea-
sola. as a result ol' the failure of the
seal hunt this year. lt is proposed
that two experienced aviators bc en-
gaged to visit the cast. coast and the
gulf of St. Lawrence, respectively.
just l fo th . ' f tl . t
ie re c opening o ie nf-x,
season and locate the herds. The in-
formation thug obtained woiilil enable
the fleet to still directly for the scene
ol' the hunt. iiistead ol’ spending much
time in seiircliiiii; for the aniinuls.
'l`ho direct caiisc of the lack ol'
uiiccess in thi- present season which
ended May i was the iiiiusiially
lieary aruount of ice packed along
the coast by continuou_~i inshore
winds. Tho sealing steunwrs, al-
though within u few inllt-S ol` large
iitrrds ol' sl-ails, were unable to reach
them. ’l‘li<- total catch was loss than
50,000 polls :intl the loss to vessel
owners from the seasons operations is
esliuiatt-il at about $:£50,00ll.
Ring us up, or bring* your
Panama Hat to “The aber-
dashery” if you wish it
cleaned or reblocked. Ship-
ment going Monday.
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Promlnnl llareliail Tlilnts ills-iI.il`| _
Diwsnuar, Orrr., JUN! tsgll. 1913.
"I oui in genera! stor¢kcep§ abltlll
above address, and ' oi._i‘ accoi\nt"o!.tlia
great good I have experiéllted-(Nm '
using “Fruit-af'2ive|“, I 
them to my customers. They w¢t¢"l
great boon to nie, I can tell Jon, lot
about two years ago, I wall d lqrlll
bed with vomiting and a terrilc pain
at the base of my skull. The..pgll
nearly drove me msd. Doctor! feared
it would turn to lufiammatioti oi the .
Brain, but I took “ Fruit-l~tWel "'
steadily until I was cured. X have
gained fifteen pounds since' taking
“Fi-uit-n-tives", and I verily believe
they saved me from a disastrous ill-
n¢w”- _ 1. A. coiuuvstau.
5oc. a box, 6 for $2.51,, trial linen
z5c.-or sent postpaid on_ receipt ol
price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
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"EARLY ROSE SEED POTATOES
for sale at CARTER'S SEED STORE.
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“MEN'S SUITS -Tailor made, wor-
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ated suits in navy ue, _
tailored and best of trimmings ready
to lip into at $14.00. Compare this
‘with any 520.00 Suit in the City Ind
we will gamble you are a buyer. PAT-
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names that stand for everything that is high class f "
and that is reliable.
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TRESS and S'l ETSON in men’s hats are two _ 
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Showing of Tress and Stetson Hats is here and
ready for you.
The Hats are shown in every good new shape
-the very extreme ones are here--the quiet ones .’;;_;5;y,-in
for conservative tastes--the new colors, every pos- 
sible tasteful blending of hat and hat band color is -Ik fi"
represented in this great showing.
The new soft hats at $1.75, 2.50, 3.00, fl-.00,5.00. 
The new Hard Hats at $2.50, 3.00, 3.50, 5.00. A
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Gift- a “doliar’s worth” 1  
Umbrella Today ° ____ _ ,
This is the best dollar umbrella in Canada-a hue 
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Here’slpositively5the;Hnestf$15
Suit Shown in Ch’town Com- $1   
pare with anything up to $22
__ __  _I UST COMPARE THIS WONDERFUL $15.00 line of men’s suits _ ,T
with anything offered at any price up to $22.00. 'Inspect the suits as criti- '
cally as you like. _You will see that there is no .clumsy tailoring. You will
see that the collars are tailored to _fit-they do not bag out at the back of
neck. The_coat fronts will stay smooth----because they are lined with honestly
good materials. The styles are right because every suit we offer is designed
by a highpriced authority in good tailoring. The materials are ine, all wool
worsteds mostly infgreys and browns. You may have single or double
breasted-_--just as' you like. ,
- No cheap sweat shop work---but suits that are 'honestly
well_tai.lored---that.look well when you buy them and will stay
looking well until1you` wear them out. Values to $22-.00 for
'STAY HERE TTD MAKE GOOD OUR GUARANTEE. SEE THE SUITS NOW.
WE GUARANTEE THAT THESE SUITS ARE JUST AS, REPRESENTED, AND WE WILL
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