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$6.005 per ion
We have a quant-
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nut size. This size is a
high grade coal suit-
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quantity promptly at-
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Ch’town
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RODD`S _
RHEUMATISM FEMEDY
some of the worst cases of
rheuznatism-it is pos-
sible to conceive-have
been cured by this un-
equalled remedy.
Price 50: 'per bottle at _
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gat” 'ill erupt on sabbath' nm.,
U init. at Tryon at ua. Q.,
Hlmvton at 8 9. m. and Bonshaw
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MARATHON.-The annual Boston
Marathon will be held this year on
*Pm 19"” Thin win be a large.
number ol Canadian runners, includ-
ilii Tlwlriae, the Indian', ol P. lil. Is-
lfilld. lays a Sydney exchange.
'rr-Im oarnsnnan spins.-o`wn.g
to the stormy weather which made, it
'very difficult to complete the work of
“Whit away the posts at the foun-
dation of the Cathedral spire the
-work of hauling down the latter has
been postponed until today, weather
permitting.
NARRQW ESCAPE.-‘Mr. Robert
Fennell, Miss Fennell, 'and Mrs.
Wright, Charlottetown, had quit; an
exciting experience whileeailing from
Philadelphia to Bavanah on the
steamer Dorchester , during the re-
°°\\'= Stvfm in the south. 'rue steamer.
was wrecked and was obliged to
put into Norfolk, Va., for shelter.
INTERESTING ADDREBB.- Not~
withstanding the storm oi yesterday
upwards of 100 people attended the
lecture given by Mrs. Dunbreck in
New Glasgow Hall and listened with
keen interest and appreciation to her
splendid discourse on "The home in-
fluence, the foundation ol national de-
. velopment_"
THE INWARD TRAINS.-The west-
ern accommodation arrived in Clmr-
lottetown yesterday at ' 12_.__56 _`_g_ rn.,
thirty-five minutes late, the eastern
at 11.15 a. m., ten minutes late,the
southern at 10.80 a. m_,, fifteen
minutes late, the Cape Traverse at
10.40 a. m., thirty minutes ilate and
the Snrnmerside at 6 p. m., forty-
flve minutes late. ._ -»_
ANNIVERSARY.-Mrs. Helen _ Rob-
ertson of Jamaica Plain, Mass., cele-
brated her eightieth birthday on
March Zlst. The day passed quietly,
marked only by numerous letters and
post cards expressing congratulations
and good wishes; but, on Saturday,
to her great surprise,» a score oi
_nieces and nephews, -alsdsome ol her
grand-nieces and nephews, arrived
prepared to spend the day. Mrs.
Robertson was the recipient of ‘many
useinl gifts; Games were played and
many old-time songs were sung, after
which dinner was served. The party
broke up at e. late hour after singing
"God Be With You Till We Meet
Again." Mrs. Robertson was formcr-
ly Miss Helen Dalziel of Murray Har-
bor North, a sister of Mr. James
-Dalziel of that place, and has hosts
of friends in this Province. She mar-
ried Mr. Alex. Robertson of Bruden-
ell. and lived there until his _'death
live' years ago ‘when she moved 'to J a-
maica Plain * where she now resides
with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Hend-
ren. Those present ` _ez Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Bell of Brdmine, Mess.;
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, and
son, Dalziel, of Quincy, Mass.; Mr.
and Mrs. JM. Cardin of Auburn, R_I.;
Miss' Muriel Lavers and Misses Mar-
garet and Frances Reid of Boston;
Mr. and Mrs. David Young of Dor-
chester, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. _Beni.
'Davey, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Patter-
son, Mr. and Mrs. John Hodges, Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Luther, Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. ;Campbe1l,_ Miss Grace Camp-
bell. Miss Lulu Dalziel, Miss Jennie
Campbell and Miss Mabel Patterson
of Attleboro, Mass.
Psesoiuii 0 _ <
Rev. T. F. Fullerton, Charlotte-
town. _returned home from Halifax
yesterday.
Mrs.Duubreck was a passenger irom
Charlottetown to Hunter River yes-
terday afternoon.
Lieut Gov. Rogers, Charlottetown,
went to Alberton yesterday after-
noon by the western train.
Mr. Thomas Doyle, North Rustico,
was in Charlottetown yesterday and
returned ln the afternoon,
Mr. W. S. Louson, Charlottetown,
was a passenger___we_stwar_<i yesterday
afternoon.
Mr. A. Moffatt, Mayfield, who has
been attending the P. E. I. Tem-
"perence Alliance _returned to his
home yesterday afternoon.
s:For colds and all kinds of pul-
monary cornplalnts we know you will
find Rexsll Wine of God Liver Oil
of inestimablewalue. This prepara-
tion contains _over .40 Der cent of
pure Norweignn cod liver oil combin-
ed with hypophosphites and soda. It
is used by children as well as adults
and efficient in every icase. lArB0
bottles are and vse. 'ree fmseKin-
non Drug Co.,"I‘he Rexall Store, Cor-
ner Greet George and Kent Sts.
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Ward Phsien.__q§.es iiuodi M or 10
gays st the, _ f Charlottetown Te-lice
ourt yesterday = _~ K.
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' GOOD 'l’FlA.~=-'Plii 'ladies of _ St.
James Church iigtbd ,lor their
ins. liiveryone” should attend to-
(lay’s from ii to 1, alsothe bazaar.
Bev. M. Monaghan, Miseouehe, and
Rev. J. A. McDonald, Grand River,
returned to their homes yesterday
afternoon by the western train.
Mrs. Albert A. Williams of Bide-
ford returned home yesterday alter
visiting her grand-daughter at the
Parsonage, Mt. Stewart.
Mr. John Pigott, Savage Harbor,
and Mr. John Jay, Fanning Brook,
left Wednesday morning for Western
Canada.
Mr. Ernest Younker, Milton, left
yesterda morni for Bisbe
years in the mining industry. _
Miss Hilda McLure of the U. C. C.
stall returned* to Charlottetown yes-
terday morning alter spending her
Easter holidays at her home in Brack-
ley Point.
Mrs. F. S. McPhail ol` Southport,
returned to her home yesterday morn-
ing after spending a few days in Sum,-
merside the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John Dickieson.
` Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bryenton and
child arrived here yesterday from
Vancouver, en route to P. lil. I., Mr.
burn News ol March 21st.
Mr. Frank Tinner and Mr. Jack
McPherson have returned to Char-
lottetown to resiixne their commer-
cial studies after spending the East-
°1' h0\idBYs at their homes, Junction
Road.
Mr. A. Sterling McKay, of Brace,
McKay it Co., Ltd., Summerside,
was among those coming to Char-
lottetown by the Minto yesterday
after a pleasant trip to Boston and,
New York. lie returned home in the`
afternoon. '
(From. Ycsterdews Evening Guardian)
-Mr. Charles McKenzie, Mill' View,
spent Sunday in Beach Hill.
Miss Wright, Cornwall, spent Sim-
flay at York Point the guest of Mrs.
D. WI White.
1_Miss Hilda Darrach, Marshfield,
spent Easter Sunday in York the
g-nest of ber sister Mrs. H. L. Vessny
‘ Miss Stella Welsh, Graham's Road, _r
is spcndinghcr Easter holidays in
Cbérlottctown _the__guest of her par-
e'n 11- f."':' ~' 1 ~
Mr. Wilfred lliclnnis, Cherry Valley,
was a recent visitor to Village Green,
the guest of Mr. and lvlrs. Peter
Jackman.
Mrs. B. C. Webster, Cornwall, is
spending the Easter holidays with
her parents Mr and Mrs. John Daw-
son, Tryon.
Mr. Joseph D1 Hughes, Lake Vcrile,
was n passenger hy thc special train
vestcrdny from Murray Harbor to
Charlottetown.
--Onedrunk. .ld-.
y ng e, Ari-
iona, where he will remain for a few '
Bryentorfs old home. says the Lore- ,
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which will be displayed m our Mrllrnery i
Department ' to-nigh i
Thursday, March27th, at 7.30 p. m.
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_ We believe that this ist-he best exhibit We have ever ‘1
shown. 'The styles are the latest, fresh from the hands of 0
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the best designers in- Paris; '-Viienna, New York and
Boston. ` '
lMoore £6’ M cLeod e
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For this ni-ght we will
also make a comprehensive '
display ofour entire stock.
Men as wellas Women are
asked to call and see iii.,
wonderful values  funn
offer you. `
Every ni; should
try Ji»hnson’s Shav-
There is no smarting.
roughness, or chafing
after using it-Simply a
'cool . perfect Shaw.
Guarantecd not fo con-
tain any impurities.
One iube is sufficient _
for |50 shaves.
.Iohnsoii & Johnson
The Quality Drug Store.
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beantifier for the tbeitre Oi'
dancing. It Sill” tl” “ki” .“'
translucent brightnesa ‘bit ‘H _
really beautiful and shows 3011!'
cam lexion nuts nest iub shi
sun] ht or eveninf HSM- IU’
har ses, beneiicia and 
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mdmimpe. Three shadee.W\1ii>9
cream and plnk....._ ............. ._5le *_
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Becauseit is without doubt
one of the best shaving
preparations sold to-day_
 E. Island Fox Exchange
with. a
for the ‘purpose of buying and selling foxes and real estate
on commission.
` Parties having _foxes for sale should list them at once. _
We' have already a number of inquiries for September deliv-
CTY,
Write or call at our ofii-ce opposite R. _T_ Holman_Ltd. _ _ _‘
P. E Island Fox Ex'c`hange'\nfd Realty Co. I'.id.~ H .. `
i-i6Mist3mos_ . _ ` Summerside, P. I. 
Really Company Limiied
has been organized with headquarters at Summerside
and _
Capiializaiion 5100.000 00
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._ __ Dunlop Traction Tread bicycle tires, like
thdlést of the’ Dunlop bicycle tire family, are
‘ 0  by the 'Doughty Patent Process.
No other tire-maker in Canada can use
dill 0 tem. r ~ _
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:£2 ,__  § _ - qehat means Dunlop is the one bicycle.
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