i
e "vw ¢l»h`i»i'if°" yfff
we  monpyizittggli ,wg
lvl' 35.?" °" "°“'~'“°*° *Y*
ll (0 rllk a penny
mc i.hs¢l:hry°
‘ Just msbmiifeiii mp...
_ ggi#  work-iuunigt an i-
' 'am -3056704 and incomplete
“ii” Wliom and every
__ cms mem. wow. me
CAUTION Pl 5
we vw tin »°i§'°n;“.‘.l‘6.l“.‘?1l‘.*‘$‘.i..“§€“.i§.f’ii‘;§'i‘i°ii....."‘ “X ”.'°“ ~"’ “'-
Y,ouesnbu_yRexsil0rderliesinthisoommuaityonlystourstore° `
The Nlackinnon-_ Drug 'Cor
chsrletistown _ 11,’    _ p_E_ L]
'rhesus swear `¢v-fyiwirie niiauueasu emi.
 ¥E~f....~ i.: .‘i.':":.~.=.".P»...-'... testi i`i‘-`.I-=w.....:.f.::.'..~'1'-_°` --- if
as-s'
whi
Persons.
TU  at Our Risk _ _
i .'  bblindmtly _prove 
_ ‘  -V j » "Zn i
Qc .i
3.,
4Nl~
'__
ora it
belief' i'i°"iffu<i'i»,vf8§'§
25°; so tsblm. 50°. _
The  Storee are Amerlevs Greatest Dru; Stores
" srmvprn I' vifiewsr-iuv-.>
#Ishii
~»`
rr rave any in _dup
'ri-in imp srmeiian.-'rss num
mall train arrived ln Charlottetown
lvlt hte U0... 
  ~».i.l-...Hifi dint
'l'l~llli NOR-'l‘HU'ilBiilBhA,ND~ '-- TM
Norunmmripiu .coma swixsieteiirf.
last ev,en_&_ng.` ‘  <,» - __ ._
LEGTI is 'l’HURBDfA¥.-'-'N-e‘x`t
Thursday evening Rev. D.`l-I. Bsliler-=
son wlllitgll of Western _ 1ife,,»habits'
and reereatlons. Everybody should
attend. ~ -  
Dalderson will show' many
spots nlou 'the C. P. R.
_ture in Bti Paul’B' Purim'
Thursday evening. `
, ,
irinawmnn aN'i'sm.'rs1Niisiu'i‘.-J
town `on Thursday night.
' ¢_-_ -
of the Pro-Cathedral last evening sndle
the following officers were elected:
_/
f dd
To pareor cut a. corn is
dangerous. Nine fines
out of ten you are in
_ danger oi blood poison.`
Why not
` HUGHES' GERMAN
CORN \l‘1X'l`RACTOR
No harni,‘.~_no pain, no dis-
comfort. 'Do you wonder
that niostfpeople use ex-
tractor.
I5c per package by
l1£CI'_
niaii or at
G50 E-“Uii“E3{s:‘:i`°.i%'.'.
The Peoples Di uggist _
_ .
_ NIOBE' MEN AT FOOT BA
autif ul shots.
 this week.
HALIFAX, April 14-Quite a
"_ I _` crowd of soccer fans were presen
D ‘  Ie the game pl_a,ved on Friday nicer
» I _ at the Dock-yard grounds, betweg
 a  Niobe and the Army Service C
' ' ,‘ 'l‘lie result was a draw ol two
each, after a splendid struggle, '
which many clever players-were
ncssed on both sides. Perhaps th
est performances was _that by
more, the new centre fo ward oi
Comos, who made his first ap
ance in football in Canada. While
performance in the first half was
mediocre, he displayedi wond
form in the second session, and
cured the goals for his side wit
The game did not \stai>t until
o'clock, as some of the players
uhable to get ofl work until
hour. Referee Osborne lined up
players as follows :
For the Niobe, Jenkins, K'
Tidswell and Taylor played
games, while Mirllleld and Grozl
the wings, did good work at tl
‘ On the Comos' side, Fillmore pl
a magnificent game in~-the s
half. Warner ,was tbl some rel
heady player of old, gwhile the
men, Radcliffe and Perry‘showed
well. Both goalkeepers stopped
hard shots. ,A return game will
played on Wednesday afternoon
pear-
his
but
erfiil
se-
h be-
four
were
that
th
inch,
star
er on
mes.
ayed
econd
lable,
N, , ,. _ _ is visiting friends in Charlottetown. | _ , _.  .._,.... .
new D, E M Crosby wie 8 passenger ~ -_-;~_-°“- - ~  ~ - ‘ ~ ~ :
“P leaving Charlottetown by the Murray HORSE NOTE 
..... - , , , ' e CW 1
be Harbor train ye__.._st"day' °*-Lobks Good. Last FriilaY m0l`¥l' - ”
_ol
phanage during the past year
a meeting of the Chililren's Aid Bo-
Professor F. T. Watkis went to
Georgetown yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Ewen McDougall was a passen-
oi st. y st d ftérnoon
-Jsnvgs-sq  2
F  i A-f'l‘_';'hJe_ Most Agree-'”
Y
\ ,
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..._._..._- .
~* - "T2
inf'
 1 "able Laxetiée
C
=  act naturally, do not gripe. ’
Two sizes 25c and 5oc. Money _beck if
. dissatisfied.
McKinnon. Drug _(Zo.
2;--_-_-_ Cor. Gi. _George and K'~n* Srre Qt
i
.l‘ I
Rexall Orderlies_ are the most agreeable
and natural_oi’ all laxatives They a e more
, ‘ like a pleasii1g\ confection than a inedicin
_ _gain _ I -_._ _ _
- "-"°' (_.-=.m~@-».» _-5
__,  - . .
Timely llinlsi For
p 9 ouse Cleaning
S Y
To help you on the house cleaning job, we
have this y ar a far e vsriet of articles to
choose from. We have scoured the country
over, lroking for the best lines of Wood
and Metal Polishes, etc,‘ and have
succ (ded in lan in e st s =ort
d gihbe s
ment pro:urable. We fee) sure that you will be
plea.~ed_ with our present display, as vie cf ii
supplv 'everything im aginable. in the house
cleaning llr e. The Articles shown now are fam-
ous the countrv over for ~QUAL_lTY, while our
PRICES are the lowest. Let us help yon- to get
this busy -time with the least trouble and
reef
qui einen s fronfths list bél_ow`.
expense. Dropinto our snnexon Grafton St
where some nice lines are shown. Pick your re-
'S rin ll _e _
TBANE. A Sanitary S'weepiii'gi Compound- ‘Kill
.. D ~ '
Germs, 1-svei labor, and do s sway wi h half the dusting.
Tin5Ea¢h  _ '.=-....  .......»~;j_-_- ro.»snd25°
30% '
‘ » I UID” NEBR H lislrf l’ llkllldl 0f‘W__ WOIIIF
rrueiisgblesn~iX§d“disiinfect§2-2 _Siiii:i°P.-ice Bvchk tid ,jcci
' si'ircHEii's 1=LooR.wAx. 'rio best finish .fer fiom,
and is in ted for its durability i-:ice per lb 6oc
The celebrated Wood Finish, made in ar
. ». . se
Price i 6 Pint. .ror, i-4 Pl_iiti§_8c, ,pp ,,_Plnt
5Q¢, 1 Quart. ........ ._`., .¢...;__._g_.,§ qgcc
8: Anchor Floor Paint, 55c quart. Jamieson s Floor
.~....,s. »~»»¢,.~....-»»~.‘0lensU°°°~~'6sc
all c'o'ors 2 r-zlc. Pkgs._2cc each ...5Lb
. 4'_c;_c each-
Jdu in
but on the
_A
i. ‘[2 J
Mr. Benj. Bremner came- to .Char-
lottetown by the mail special lust
night. ,
Mr. A. L. Fraser, Souris, was in‘
Charlottetown yesterday. He re~
lstered at the Victoria Hotel. »
Hon. A. lil. Arsensult, came' to’
‘Chai‘lotteto\vn by the mail' special
going westward from Uliarlottetownj
on Saturday
Messrs Russel Clark and David
Manson, Cape Traverse, returned yes-
terday from spending Sunday with
Mr. John Manson, at Vlctotis. Hotel
Farm Royalty.
Among the outward passengers from
Charlottetown yesterday were Mr. R.
F. Maddigan to Boston and Mr. M.P.
I-logon and daughter to Chatham, N.
B_ .
The many friends ef Mr. Frost,
American Consul, Charlottetown,
who is ill in the P. E. I. Hospital,
will "Be pleased to hear that he il
stesuiiy impr6v.lnir.._.  
\ -1-
Mr. and Mrs. B. Roy Holman sod
little daughter, Charlottetown, left,
yesterday 'aftwnoon for Bummersido
_,,,_,_,,,,,.).,,,.,.,...,.>........,..-Ja--___-»--~/~
::For all those suffering from su
minor pulmonary disorder Rex L
Cod Liver Oil E`mulslon‘ls the best
thing to use., It strengthens _the tie-
suss. builds up the body. strenswew
the nerves, tones up the sys*-Gm E90'
erally. Sol-1 with the Rexsll 8“M'°“‘
tee. Two sims 75c. and 356. 'H10
MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great
George and Kent Stn. _ MU-
Ev ap ora t e
.Cream 
Breldisibe
Ilia;
has
ss the
guess, vines sed
/ Da lesva..Phnsdaii.
....,
A farewell entertainment was siveh my with tus rank oi Meier ami
¢° EDBXKD Bild MPI- GMBH. in the Messrs. J. Parker Hooper, Elmer
B31V“¢1°|\'Al'mY 0"~\\d°1- Ulf- llilhln Ritchie and Lyman Davison were giv-
by um m°mb°" °‘ “W 0h°"\°l-*f°t°W“ eu the rank of Lieutenant. _Lieute-
0°’P5- E538" N16 NTB- G1”°°ll 19"” naut W. Stanley has been promoted '
on Wednesday morning for Halifax. to the rank of gaptBm_
They will be /succeeded by Captain .......,.............~.
undjiilrs. White of Fredericton, who en route to Moncton where Mrs. Hol-
are expected to arrive in Charlotte- msn will visit fora. month,
BT. EL1ZABE'l‘H'S AID.-The an~ 'learn that Miss Alice Marshall, dau-
nualxneetlng ol_ the St. Elisabeth's ghter of Rev. Thomas Marshall,
Aid in connection with St. Vlncent's Charlottetown, continues very ill in
Orphanage was held in the basement the P.E. Island Hospital. ‘
President, Mrs. B. R. Jenkins; Vice- Taylor, marine Agent, Charlottetown,
Pres., Mrs. J. J. Hornby; 2nd Vice* leaves this morning for Edmonton
9119-. Mrs? John Byrne; Sec'y., Miss where he has accepted a position on
Celia Kelly; Treasurer, Mrs. Wm. the C. P. R.
LL Moran. The amount handed the Or- ->-
was $387.65. This society is ca-me to Charlottetown yesterday and
li-"E2 gewmplighing good wa;-lr and ig car- returns with Oheery Ripe and Alfred
ll at tainly to be congratulated on its K.. owned by Mr. T. C. Edgett. M
__,      t McLeod
. p _ p ig . __' _ _ _ ,_ , , .
GHILDREN'S AID MEETING.-- At ' --- 1"" ` ` " ` `_ " `_ ` ` ___
ger g ng ea e er ay a
t Zealot. Mr. McDonald says this is
from Lhnriottetgxli "har superior to any she has ever had
   8 The Island Real Estate and
S
Mr. John Ceilings. returned from  
Pt. du Chene, by the mail special last
night. ‘ ' ` _
last night. - ' " _
' - ' -iii - . l"'
Mr. W. S. Louson was a passenger .""_""""""-_---" -- 
_._  
C '_ »
Bn-,,d_ ._ f _@1131 Colgates
BMOKBR.-A
was held the
No
dancing by Messrs.
Tiiaieor. Mr. William
gave a very comical st mp
The Fourth Regiment and
some “excellent selections
evening. Prnt. B; N..
at the piano. The fol-'
were made knowni _
been raised to the
Capt. O. L. Mb-
coinmsnd of No. 3 Bat-
_¢.~.-~.~.~.-¢u~¢-~»~
Her many friends will regret to -
Gibson Taylor, sou of Capt. T. G.
Mr. John P. Irving, Cape Traverse,
Rev. W. D. Wilson, a native
society as last year. The report of i',"i" 1-'
the truant officer was also received. ' Mr_._‘H. W. Binning, the 'new mana- d__y_ .
The committee to present the amend- Ser _ the Bank of Nova Scotia has ' . Summerslde; A. R. Gorriel, Northam;
ment to the Truant Act reported that arriv/ed in Charlottetown from Fred- R°"°_ J* 0.5 M°Mm”'“' C‘“`di¥‘¥"i  Flimiger, Quebec, .
owing tg the amount of buginggg now gricton, N, B, He in af, present; en. Messrsv Jr B7 Wedgfi Bt" L°“i5iJ5m°9 ' _  i_____.;_.
before the session of leglslaure it _K8-Zed ill il1SD€Cti0l1 Work At the gsgangaggtixgieg swmméi  nhg' _ The following registered at the Vic-
would be impossible to deal with it B8.hk,~ and will take charge in the ve____;)___ R _-wY(;____ ~  r°nt°0_“R» torn Hump (-_ha,.10¢_tet0wn_ y,,st,,,~_
this year but that the representations course of a fortnight, when Mr. Ross- Hommé ‘ ',i,o__'_mt0 g'L °M°D 'am' ,m_y;_M¢,,,,,-5_ A ]_,es|1e_ Mongreal; A,
of the society would receive due con- borough will leave here to take his B nn n'ld_ Th in 'tt ° °“1- g L._ 5-,.Me,._ gonna; James Reid_ T0.
sideration next year. - position in Edmonton. Mr. Binniug Hpltgce ' ' 03' di sc? ' Starkey' ronto: J. R. Lclilniic, Montreal; E.
e -----i- ls well and favorably known in Char- bgg ‘Rt:"{“;_' Ea; gan'  G- Tm" G_ Gmet_ m0,,t,.0,,1_ ,\_ F_ Ken-stead,
PElS0||llS ‘°“°*°W“ ““"‘“H bee” 0" the HW” 01 , '.`,. “I” f ' . ,f{"“’§'.' "“’°, 1"' st. John; H. w. Mullins, -Moncton;
__ the Bank here about eight were use V” "I “ " gmc an '_ Cm" °t °` .ir C. Richardson, Toronto; R. w.
town A. Boland Halifax, J. D. Wal- ~ _ _ , _
Hon. John McLean arrived in Char- Zigdnhnalgsir :‘e°;I::c;§§;:2“§n;§anager lace. 'Hallfalf 'Re'v. T. Campbell, Qt, S“'d“°‘°- St‘q‘g_')“;_" I 'MA'n§;(:1’_¥fnf_
lottetowu last night from Ottnwie. ` Dunstan’s; liilessrs D. J. McNeill, “ali S' E' ‘ 9° 'm' °' ’
lnlnie nm.: _
~ The
Biefeni
-4"
You will fiiid here the hosiery you
have been looking' ‘for. Good, strong,
smart, stylish' hosiei'y` -for _ girls, boys
and ‘women and at the 'prices marked
we know each line is a`.ff'g`ood~ value. It is
up to you _to _`p_r_és_ent prices. .
A full rangeof the f&'ii_i6nsfPei1insn,
all wool, cashin'e_re` iibse, womepls sizes,
25c, _vc and.. . _ . .  ...,.'..'........5Dc
omen’s ._ r cashme re “ h=»of» s-e,
English make, all sizes and many qual-
ities ranging from 30: to ..,...75c perpair
Wonien’s all ribbed cashmere hose,
ribbed and plain 25c to  .....`..50c
One and one ribbed stocking , for
woinen, strong and good wearing at . .50c
Fancy Edith ribbed stocking, sizes
8 1-2, 9 and 9 i-2 a good strong article
and worth more than ‘........,._..'..'_I`. '.'. .Q 45::
Penman°s medium quality, sizes 8112
9, 9 1-2 and ro, a splendid value for the
money at .,.........;......_,.}.‘.._..55_cil pair;
noon showing. Irving will train these two classy _
n the
orps
goals
in
wit-
efin
Fill
the
Better quality in tan and black, sizes
81-2, 9, gi-2 and ro  .,.-.- 501:
' Children’s Little Darling hosiery in
tan, red," cream; sky, cardinal and black,
rapid' sellers at a »~ - -do -ll u ssssbosees no s .i _ 
Boys’ Little King, in tan and black,
a good strong stocking _for boys ......55c
Diamond Knee stockings for boys,
.double "knees, extra strong, sizes 6 to
io 1-2, 45c to .. . . .   _ . .._.. .-756
N Children’s stockings in ribbed cash-
mere, sizes 6 to 81-2   _ - 251%
A specia1_line_ of children’s, four and
one rib, sizes-6 to 81-2, 30c to ...-.......45e
of _
ciety held in Charlottetown yesterday Scotland who has been preaching in " ' ' in( Shed
at four o'clock the report of the com# this province, is at present seriously The Bu."-t sion on charloudown a Bu.
_ mittee appointed to walt on the Pre- ll in the Prince Edward Island Hos- ___ ‘ ` f
_ mier was received. The government #al No improvement was reported  ou¢¢|\ Stud  QUCCII sl ¢¢f _
Will make the same grant to the fd his condition yesterday.
Macidrlune, Montreali A.
Toronto, C A Sutherland,
side; John Mi-Lean, Souria.
Nutt, lvlalpequo. _ _
.- _ l
Geo. Gray, Shelbourne; N. .Zl8B»2°1'»
Montreal: A. E. Arsenault, S.\ll1\U1fl“
The following were reg_is‘.'.ered at the
Queen Hotel, Charlotte own, yester-_
day:--Messrs. L. Wood. Mt- H°"b°l"-.
M, McLean, ii. Wiltshire; J. G. M01
Kay, Hvradalbune; P. D. McG-MSB".
Tracadic. J. W. Scott, Montreal; W.
H. Mcflregor, Lot 15. Thomas M°'
Miss Ruth F. MacNelll, Cavendish,
lug Mr. John McDonald’s mare pre-
sented him with a beautiful colt from
season. This season looks good for
Zeelot as he trys to please every-
body. '~
i.-The following registered at the Re-
vere Hotel, (lhorlottetown, 'yester-
Mr. George McDonald, éouthport, ~   '
arrived in _Charlottetown by the Nor- 1'
‘thumberlaiid lsst ‘evening from. ~Am~ '
h°"‘t' - - __ _ . _ ust what you want, if
__ you want to rid the house
‘ and premises of the pests.
Death-sure and cer-
tain-»to rats and mice.
Fools the wisest old rat
that ever was born. They
leave the house searchin
for water, and die out of_
» doo;-5,If you want freedom
from annoyance and d_es-_
truction by rats and mice
try RAT CORN. _
me is .na 25° wh
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drug _Store-
,_-
($lgs'te’s Ribbon Dental
the _real-ribbon dentifrice.
a ribbon
an
mouth
I I
(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian) ' 5 -- T 7 5'_ V 'Y 
Investment Co
Has Opened an Office in the
Royal -Bank Building, Ground '
-.ni -
Floor.<._1§p,iext-_ the Office of "the
_ ,Canadian Hoine,,1irvestment Co
` ~ ._ _
4_!4M'_f_ ,` __ .  __  ___,_ ._ _ ____ _
a , _
\
il   fllllseussisl
' »Martin Black ffdrid
_._ __ , .T  .,,::'.._ i- ,_...__,<,\___hfp
" Capital
$100.00 (one
The ranch
Martin, who,
options on
Ranches;
Mr. Martinwill erect
safely and' health and
to Sept i, 19r4.
managing directors to
connection with ssiiie,
'lien pei- cent of
each
\ - The prospects for the
ever. _0_ptions.¢re' tsleenior
for on two pairs are
feronly
for three
increase'
A 2 P
To] S hlsrtin, K arose 1:33!
;__ I do' hereby
,°H‘v1?*v_~ P‘°**‘°i-
I tired to psy
F ox Company
thousand dollars) divided into 240 shares at s par value of
v
\
one-half mile of Uigg Station, on the farm of J. S.
Manitoba, are the promoters, and have secured two
b¢i¥1¢_..S,¢l¢¢ted from ,the Dalton and Frank Tuplill
to the best.
equip the same in the. most up to date
feed said foxes for I2 per cent of increase
a rneeting of stock holders will be held
of foxes after Sept r, i9r4, and other
the application
still advancing,
per pair Fignrlbg
yield 88
soon
Martin, ve
and Silver
ro per cent and _
as\\obl\i\l¢loe v melbi
sb si»~»»'¢ ¢~‘»
i
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