We have Kindling Wood
_§plit already for the stove
 blocks. All good,

_-gbreaking up old boards with
 Wood _
  _3"lcad today land'
save yourself a' lot of trouble
-'that old axe.
A-_ P|liKAil'll & G0.
_f _ 'Coal Dealer
Phono zoo icirlowo'
HI
We Guarantee ‘
All Rexall _ i
the _
 ROADS
I>`y ordering your drugs
and drugglsts sundries
by mail from us. We
rnake a specialty of send-
ing
DRUGS by MAIL
all orders receive our _
most careful attention
and forwarded to you by
return mail. A trial order
will convince you that
we can save you time and
money by purchasing
your drugs from us ‘by
niail. _
Free Delivery-we
prepay postage to any
oilice within Itwenty
miles [of _Charlottetown
Address all orders to
il
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Remedies ' _ __
the price of any ilexall Relncdy that
doesii't give absolute satisfaction.
And as we’re in the business for ll
living, we couldn't give this guaran-
tee unless we were sure you would be
satisfied, could we?
There in a Itexall lteinedy for every
ache, pain und lil-over 360 of them.
No_sec`ret sachem either-the formula
of each article ‘ls plainly printed in
English on_ the container.
 
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada
\
, MORSON & DUFFY P
Barristers and Attorney!
Ask for free llcxiill booklet or our
ltexali' News.
_ McKinnon Drug Co.
“The Rexall Store”
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Victoria llolel. Ch'town. P. E. I. , I;
orrlcs nouns-iz to 3 dolly. roooln ini "
mei-it Montlily---Sl00.00. $‘
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DR. CLIFT
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CIIRONIC DISEASES M
me At Office or Rcsidcncc $5 C0 Frrtlt
21-2-I5Mlmo p
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-_ -t
' o’clock p. m
ed in Cliarlottetowll esterda at 12
with 107 tons frcigllt, 40 sacks lnail
alld 21 passengers. ' Mr. John J. Bowden, for many years ing
a resident of Charlottetown, died at ton, after a brief illness. Tho late Mr
LIME AND 8HEATH|NG. _ To ar. his home, 49 Belmont Street, Charles- Proctor was one of the best known
rivo May 1st, 600 hbln, Lime, A150 ton, Mass. lie was a ship carpenter and lnost ll lil res ccted residents of
shingles and sheathing. Agents for _by trade., I-le leaves to mourn at wi- th
N. B. Wlovon wire fencing, also li dow, five daughters -and four sons, practically througliout_the colirse ol
_ fuillllle of farm seeds. R. A. McPlial|, viz., Mrs. Joseph McCue, Mrs John his long and useful life. Ile was
New liavcn. ` _ 95714-23M6ipd. Mc(1\ic, Mrs. Charlotte Foshay, Mrs. eighty-five years of age and had-re
§ Matilda Lltrecey and Mrs. John tired frolll active work some years
ISLANDER DEAD _ Word renoiv~ Woods, (‘-lis.rIott<‘towll; also Edward ago lie was ii lnaviiiiicst bv trade
Geoa En  ell smile dayspgg from the vo;-y Ret-_ Arthur and Joliil. 'l‘wo sisters art; and. was the inventor of' tile well-1
Dr. iiirwill, President (ir Sf, Marys ltlso left to liioilrli, kilowll Proctor Potato Digger. lie has
H f ° U Seminary la Ports, Galveston. Texas. -- been identified for many years wit?
The Peoples Druzgnt anilouncetl thc tleatll of Joseph J. MRS. WALTER ROSS, the teinpcraiiee - movelliellt, having
_ _Stoelc, Ecclesiastil-_al student of tho
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.L25 per year.
| ‘ll in hi _’\ {"BRA9UATl0N._Fiv{ nurses from
T PAYS to b y t B Province  ?`i_'ini?o.l Edward Island Hospital' will
¢HuR¢|.| gp 3¢¢1-LANp__ Heyy graduate this evening in Zion Hall at
Robert 5_ Mgcnmmld will P,-each at 8 Ioelock. Sliver collection at door.
Nino Milo crook, sobbota zstn ot six 9596-
' _ __ ' T" "l-loh's___ll No're-mr Al-tonllib noni
ggg|~|-AL _ A. musical., ,ec|m| ings of outh Rustico is the owner o _ _
of th., pupil, of me intemedme ,M n colt one your and eleven months :luv-nlfie years lille in-1-rowu Point.:
junior departmenm will take mace at oid.sired by Orphan Jack,_-which tipped dew mi es from ownal, P. E. I., an5
Notre mme Academy 0,, Friday ,,,.,,,,_ tho so-ales _nt uso lbs. Also a lilly averted this life on Avril 15th. 191 -
mg me 23|.d_ _ 9572_ eleven moiiqig old by the “me gi;-9, Tile deceased was ll carriage builder
_ ;__ ~' which bids fair to equal that weight and Kenerai mechanic and SP2!!! B108!
FUNERAL 'rowionnow-'rne lun- al the Same age- °'
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W
t ll a. ln. in St. Iiilizabetlrs Church.
1-HE 5~rEAMER3__q-he Mmm duck  U Saturday. 17tll, to Vownal Cemetery.
ckeil ill Picton yesterday nt L25
s MacArthur, who secured fin eligin- byteriau (Illurch. Silo leaves to mourn Vilell 10 “N000-
eral of the late Mr. William Grant will *_ _ “bm” “eve” yea" he was “edu”
take place from his son's residence, TRVON AND 3°N3|‘IAW BAPTIPT °
134 water 3;,-get on prlday momlug -The order of services for next Sun- 00
, to St. Dunstaii's Cathedral thence by dai’ WI" be BOUBIWW 11 H- 111-- T|'Y°“~ he
"am [0 vemou River Cemetery 2,30, wnnlnim-eiaml 7, nov, G, M, ter-in-law, Mrs. Austin Jartllne._ His
_ Young will preach at the Tryon and widow. two brothers. Wm.. at brown
gHUR¢H 0|: ENg|_AN9_ne,,_ W“_ Westmoreland Churches. Rev. Arthur Point. and _Sauluc-_i, ut Orwell. and one
Ham Death., Wm conduct DMM se, llurn will preach at Bonsilnw, Victoria 818161". MPH- Wm- Wood. Of Alexandra.
vlw “em Sunday mo,-mug' April 25m_ and Crapaud. ' survive hinl. There are al-so four sons
5 l n ' . _   Verde, and Austin at home, and one
lui; gtg 78:1 ,gud at (Jmlmud in lm uve" daughter. Mrs. Jolni Jenkins, Mount
Y Y _ `
o't-look with ss tons trolgiitytis sacks 
mail and 45 pusi-iengerii. 'Phe Stanley
t o - ‘ ‘
/I@l*3H*l‘
J. .l.'sowoEN ’
stitiition. [let-,casetl vias li native 'i`lit-ro passed peiict-l`nlly llwny at ill. the Soils of 'l`eillpe."ailce for thc
~ ol' St. Georges, l'. lo. i. l~:ltlon, Belfast, on April 9th. lintht-r~ ilasf- fifty .vi-are. llc was =\ wrlsislell'
~---- int-, widow oi' tilt- late Waller Ross, »
GETTING THE SYBIL READY - forlnoriy ot' Kinross, ill the 83rd your wife, fornleriy Misc Mountain, su.
_ -- _-_"M Wiliiuln MucLilrc is ill liaiifax these ol' licr age. The lletzcased was it wo- V|l/es Illlll- TIN* f\1ll0l`H| Hikes DIIIC
‘ days getting his steainer, the Lady inlln of sterling integrity, kind and l0'lll0l`l`0W (1"I`i1ll\yi aflerllooil at
We pay back to you CVUFY will Of | Sybil. in order to resume the Magda ciiaritable and was held ill the high- 0"~‘|00k iilld WUI U0 lllldel' UW allsllice-
[U  ieil lslaiil] service. Mr. Macburc ost esteem by her friends and neigh- Uf U10 Mliwllilf Lodge- Bfelhfell <
I I B d II
    S I luis taken our young townsnian, Char- bors. A member ni' St. John's Pres- ZION 1100805 “U0 01’ Bl-‘=ll0l‘ 1011805 IU-
. C _
__n__.?_-,M
_ r- ecr's certificate in England, as chief follr sons_ and seven daughters, Dali- -
‘engincer of the Sybil. to replace Mr. lei. at New Argyle; l) vil \
V ~ _ _
e is
by his Rev
He loaves to mourn
n sorrowful, with .!~hl'°¢
, and seven sons. The sym-
_ of this conlnlunity- goes out to
members of the bereaved fam~
ily.
--_--._____
MATTHEW A. JARDlNE.‘ "
Tile subject of this sketch was bol"l
his life in Pownal Village. For
ing to an illness largely of a nerv-
s nature. Through all these years
was tenderly nursed by his daugh-
-two in the West, Gilmore at Lake
Albion. The funeral took place on
llev. E. S. Weeks ofliciated. _
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The death occurred yesterday morll-
of Mr Edwin Proctor, of Kensing-
lll y li _
is locality. wiiere he had resided
been a nielnber of. and active works'
ineiiilicr ol' the Methodist. Uiiuroli. ills
MR EDWIN PROCTOR. ,_
Strong-easy to
/éam
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oruvillcc. Silo was an active alid coli-
slstent lllelnber of St. James Church,
vhere her sympathetic support and
vllling assistance in every good work
:lads her it general favorite. She
eaves to mourn her husband, two
laughtera, Mrs. (Dr. ) Toombs, Mount
itewart, and Mrs. (Dr.i Carruthers,
'hal-lottelown, and six sons, Rev.
‘rank S., Covelload; Solomon, in
ioutli China. Me.; Leigh, ill Br-itisil
Iolllnibia; Victor, Professor of His-
.ory ill the University oi' Wisconsin.
j'-illllisoll, Wis.; Rev. Robert L., in
xiurslltleld, and Erilesl, Prllllripltl Pro-
int-inl Normal l-lclmol. Calgary; also
wo brothers, Dr. Jallies. Boston, and
.elnuel, contractor, _Brlstol, (`onii.
’l`llo Gilarliinli extends sympathy lo
he bereaved family and friends.
JO!-IN 0'IiANIiI'IY_
Ili the demise of John O’Hunley,
'able Head East loses one of its
idest and much esteemed inhabi-
’V., z fi
ebstc W] Sl a 1 ‘U MRS. EDWIN COFFIN.
r. in re gned lust falI.- builiuel A.. Dort.llc.~.lor, Mass.; Lunch- M.
ict Ad " f - -
ou voww' ]lh_';__‘l’"__3l1" xI‘:_l;1'~`d_:_I‘__*‘t‘_|_»_ _&"S_%_\Vl"- __M_0° 'l`|lc death occurred ycst<‘_rtla_v al`tcl'-
, "' "`° ‘x ‘ " ' ' ’ ‘ “War 1* noon of Mrs. Edwin (‘oflin, ol` this
NOTICE.-Subscribers are notified Los Angeles, Lui.; Mrs. lilniry Fin- city, after an i||m.S-S of 50.1,.; “,¢.,k,,_
MONEYTO LOAN. , that the price ol’ the Morning Daily it-y, Arlington, Mass ' Mrs Angus Mc
Guardian (mailed in P. E. I.) and Fadycn, St. (}atileri'lies' .Mrs. lienji ms_u.m'“g“tomalE.:{CcIlIen`al-1%]-L The
ontreal Daily Star 1s$4.00 per year. lluntlcy Calgary' Mrs .lanit-s l-‘raver dmuwcd may “db Mventl hm years
ontreai Daily Star (mailed in P. E.
uardiall and the Family llerald ,anti ,,
eckly Star (liiltilcd lil `l'. E. I.) is ¢
ISLANDER PRAlSED.- ::h-_rgealii
_mer U Gordon forlmyrly _wwh can proved fruitless. 'l‘ilo deceased vias
, 't.ii:~c, and not\\'i`thstil_nding, all that
"4 ` l
Died at Rose
on ill they 74th your of ills age. The
l0001lH€l1 had been ailing for some
ncdlcnl aid and tender care could do,
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honest manufacturer. W _'~~1--:'f.=':f.s~;-'.1:1:'i.e'~f;'.~_ci1 =‘-'fi ’-:-1-_-;~¢'-I-.".-.1
have earnestly striven to _ _
establish such a reputation and believe our old friends
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.
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or of the Journal of Comllicrce. who
s now with the artillery ofthe Second
‘oiltingent in England writes an ili-
terestlng letter from Moore Barracks.
Sliorilclillfe to his brother in Molit-
rolil, ill the course ol' which he says:
“Tllcro is it youni.: cilnp who joined us;
the day' before wc left who is at son of
was at McGill and is a fine youngster.
He got his first stripe last week. (Mr.
Gordon refers to Hanluiond Jolliisoll.)
HIFLI SHUUIING
shoot: lns't evening, but its score was
not up to the average. This was ow- ‘
-I-
Dr, Johnson, of Charlottetown. lit-_     
any drug store, pour 8 little into
sea-lp with the finger tips. By morn-
ing most, if not ull, of this awful
- scarf will have disappeared. Two or
llome Guard Xo_ 1 had mg Weekly three appiicasions will destroy every
n 1, ar. _
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highly respected by till who Lind the
pleasure of knowing him.. He was one
of the leading men of Ilose Valley.
He will he greatly nlissetl in this
community. ills funeral took place on
Gctp. 25-cent; bottle of Danllerine af.
ur hand und rub well into the
d Iullinr ii i
__/_i
ing not to any lack ui sklltl on the
inucliinc in use. Even when no hostile _ __
¢ Phone 345 - - Ma nuiacturers
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Lielit Sterns
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Sgt. McCabe.......  41
Sgt. Htinrtz...._., . ._ . _... 40
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P. G. 'Robbin......._.. _  41
\\'_ Jonkiuis...........__...  39
_ H. M. Cbandler........  39
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Dr Ayers
Time t0()1»de1- ...;;;;;;;f;f'f ijjiil
part of the shooters, but rather to
luck of accuracy on the part. of the ‘I 1
forces are near solllctillwea guns will   
out of action
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No_. 2 will shoot this evening 7 to
_ N°‘” is the tim? i° Place Y°“’ "def égf ..'.;‘.il‘Z”i.i'. ‘.‘.’.‘i.‘f..i‘..é’;“’.1.."‘i.?.§‘.i.“ "..i‘i§’»“-W' Johnson & Johnson
Wife. ODI' St0CI{ IS Ull\.lSl.laIIy Iafge. _ e fcllo_ws patient. __Tllere is no excu_ae art
_ ' f .tux-ed by The Domln. l for substitutioli in filling prescr p-_ The  | y |)f||ggt0re _
Farr) the wire mann at . ‘, lions. Youll fllld we dofif. believe in Col.. Pnnce & Kent sts.
' lion Iron & Steel Company, Sydney, which has _ it nmyox lm_;__!og_;___{i:_:i_il¢_.;l:__;._x.___.__i.,__  _
proved to be superior to American Manu- _ \ 11°- ~ ~ ~ -
fa¢tufe_ _ _ _ _ _ ____.~_1;'lg§_l_5:igl_i}c:n_d___C_:>é§;viii pay  g
iz d Coiled S rm Wire is iG4l419M6l
The (iaivan e P 8
specially adapted for fence construction, _ POPE _,.0 EM,.,.As,,E Blg Bargalns In
, Manufactured from selected steel, and con- vAr|cAN'S POSITION
taining SPECIAL SPIRAL TWIST whlch ' ' llolils. via born. April lli.- Ar- G00d _Sp0I\geS*-'H
provides for expansion and contraction. mpségonéshggg _:io;:;_ii____i_;._i:_i_l§_ _ont Mtg- /
~ - ' ° Tile conslstory is t0 Bplwlrlf ll 110W if high quality sponges at cx-
\_     chancellor of the Catholic Church, _
- h` e t ade aoatii or cardinal Aglltn-al on lust-on
The Wire plyers are of the lgh s gr_ _
_ ,~t-liroilghout, and you are sure of gettmg superior
our money. -i _ _  tnnlty it is o la, again to oolroo tho
valu§¢§gl¢yPu\l¢r & Fencing Plyer Combined. sDeC- worm with :_ solemn oiiootfilon" roi-
'-iai value 55 ea ther to oxploln the ottltuao or non-
, _ _ trality of the Holy Sea in ts efforts
' C0ll’lbll18tl0fl myers' made of best forged steel' to re-establish peace without any pre- »
. lid 406 E8. _ _ ference for th faithful among the bel-
zqc’  Stfgtghers $1.00 and $1.35 68. ligerents on nge side or the othel'._
wire Grabs 35C to $135 ea_ - lt is _t_:;>ns_lder?_t: _probable ___that _no
' - ' ‘ new car na ll W e create . w ng
_ I-ff U3 fi" YUUI' °rd_er -m “"3 'me' An order? to the difnculty even it theypwero
filled the same dayas received- _ oiiooon from tho oloi-gy or noun-al
  'ills oels“nlow0¥€@0   t°.5§..T.9.'.3.'.A
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which post has been vacant silice the
ll.
The Pope wishes to take the oppor- ‘
European countries.
Be Your Guarantee
Our label is your gilarallteo.
We cannot afford to place our
label oil a. prescription that ia
not perfect ill every way.
Tile prescription department
at' our store is filled with the
newest that physicians pres-
cribe and we have all appara-
tus and appliances necessary to
meet the demands of modern
fiharlliaey. All
PRESCRIPTIONS.
i
art- colnpoilniietl by it register-
ed pllurnlnciat wiio kocp:-i ill
touch with cvory advance ill
his profcasioli.
-‘LET US FILL VOUR NEXT
PFlE_,8CRlPTl0N."
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. o-~
tsptionally low prices appeal to
you, doll't fall to see our pres-
ent showing. lt ls the biggest
and best display of high quality
spongcs you ever saw-the rock
hottoln prices will surprise and
please you.
‘We havo anything from tho
fmost face sponge to the coars-
est Illini ol' stable spongos,-all
sizes-all shapes-at ull prices
from lic lip. \
Right now is tho time lo buy
a good sponge-you'll never get
better sponges cheaper than the
prices we are offering ours at
right this minute.
'IfIle Two Macs
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, ,_ , ' _ ' ' ' of nge and was well und fltvorulily
;I`Iit;_Mdrn_ing Dail; uuliirdian (mailed and Plorriq M., at homo. . known among _,_ large (,|,.,_.|C of f,.lCn,|s
n ‘ L' , ‘) and _ “miy Herald ,mm *__* ill the city as wt,-ll as tllrougliollt filo,
Weekly Star is $3.00 per year. Pho Mig, JOHN 5|(-l{1N_\-0_\~__
rice of the Evening Guardian and
#Ht the advanced age of eighty-nine
ants. Ile passed away on April' lst
ycllrs. During those many years, ex-
cept for the last two he enjoyed ex-
cellent heltitll. Being of u social dis-
position his home was ever noted for
the hospitality given the wa -farer
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During his illness be wus frequently‘
visited by his pastor who brought;
llinl hope and consolation. Havingi
implicit confidence in the resources;
of this province, he instilled a great'
Rove for bolne in his family, hence hcl'
R
rl
had the pleasure to see his lix 
‘comfortably located in the vidnltly
lol ins homo. ue also loom o por-
'r
wing miie and two daughtdlj-_C9
f ' _
mourn. His funeral, which took 
on April 3rd, to Bt. P¢ter'a _
tary was largely attended: Tim' Inv
ral obsequies were perforlnod bythe
pastor, Rev. A. McAulay. Harkin
soul rest in peace. _
Evlsio REGULATIONS' = ;
Fon ENT£n|No _
'rl-is roar or _HALlEi§X
t ol vessels from the port of I
OTTAWA, April 19.-Now wal- 
lations governing the entry Into'
exi ' ~
fax have been framed by the blah
e
rvlco department. Ship ownerlii d
shipping agents are advised that, sq-a.
eneral rule, they should time thema-
val of their vessels for dayiightyge
astern passage is closed to trp c
and masters of vessels who uae.-J-it
are liable to lic fired on without wBrn-
lng. Provisions are made, for thaf-‘_ex-
amination of all ships. The usual‘sIg
iiais lnade by vessels ari'i_vlng-either
with flags, gulls, bombs. rockets. lights
el
of wireless telcgraphy iii-the portils
c., are not to be made and tiieuse
forbidden. Masters of veasels,.&ra
specially warned that it may become
Il
ecessary In the event of an attack
on the port being imminent to remove
lnioys and extinguish lights without
notice. '.»
y stzrathnil sine W I W
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_ Valle , i l ff'
l is $3-25 ver year. the Evening on tlio stil, snot., Mr. .loan lvloxin-
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service or tailored to l
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