ii C. A. McDonald
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lengths. A and 
Wood in _siptksi-‘ar
splita ready forkind-
ling the-tire.  V
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Delivered at low-
est prices.  '
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Phone 240- A
Charlottetown' " ` i
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Moiasses  
us for uiolasses. wo have the
best tiiat money can buy.
| Any one wanting good pota-
toes. ‘should glvo us a call ns
we have the cheapest potatoes
in the city.
'How about that barrel of
i Flour. try us before purchasing
elsewhere. I _
We alsocarry a full' line of
Dried Fruits and canned goods,
Preserves and Pickles. _
'f iso victoria Row _
Opp. Poet Office - '
- -Telephone 153-Y
‘E IN' THE
i   _BACK
ofa V-
L ` ` Kidney'
  3051 “_
T V;BVVackache -h°'Plaste'
' _These piasters contain
, :stimulating baisanco which
give a feeling of delightful
\ warmth to the _part in effec-
ting a cure. They act too as
 a mechanical support and a
» protective against cold and
j dampness.
 in We have plasters for eve
_ Cough Plasters
-_ Pleurisy Plasters
_ Beliadonnia Plasters
' Beliadonnia and Capsicur
* Menthol Piasters etc.
;if_ receipt of price 26c.
EV,-`Geo. E. Hughe
_ _ V . e -r e iav., secured the
; ` ' services of Mr. Peter Sinclair as anc-
I of sympathy from loving friends.
soups - wmch W? 256 eq spniueristo. - Polite oiiii-or
at t
. _ t
four varieties-' ' '
..l-lose,
Carnation.
Hellotropep
Janelnth.
There is nothing clivup about
these soups but the pricc. They
ure pure, clean soaps, good for
the skin and excellent clennsers
three cakes for . . . . . . . .
..19c
A full line oi' the famous
transparent, glycerliie itexali
' mony Violet at 3 cakes for 25c.
MacKlNNON
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front are asking for Hickey’s_
Black Twist 'Chewing Tobacco.
is the best
ey & NicholsonToh. Co., 
imperial Fox Biscuit
An all-they-year-round fox food-
fond of them. Produce a glossy Coat
and keep -'foxes in fine Condition. Sold
at Wholesale price to introduce
  Ross &‘ McMillan A   r
 House Building, ° Toilet
§Vholesome, freslVi<an<Vi easilyfidigested. 4  _
» ` . . Jai;-, I V VVL\ _ .
anchers using t ese iscuits n foxes _.W,m;f._%VVV V
Charlottetown. -~
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‘ r aesinsu
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~_-.-_ce ,iglilter factory-"* i - *
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ani nd me w ..'¢ii¥_i§gai>i>°ini~
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from cold, a strain or from
`~ kldpgy trouble is quickly :night._ There was n large number of
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Sc  lady The pall bearers wlore (xliieelisligii
T d _V f _ _'  Artliur Clark,  A. Matheson. J. T.
0 a  McKenzie Archibald McKinnon and
i V Andrew Mchlair. There was ix. profu-
. D Matheson of Kensington recently
'fgx bmfém u"{l°;_c “T33-y °““ passed through Springfield on routeto
wc u box You tum Nur from Rose Valley where he had some oilii-_V
ini1kiug»a'ricli, foamy bath lath-
e'r. While they last. it box ot
soaps-- Harmony Rose or I-lar.-
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"-55 working. Stamped Linens and
WNV. __ ._ _,  ,_
"reN|ei-me Masrincf- 'rits posi-
I - poifed meeting of the Anti-Tubsrculoio
is Society takes places tonight.
_.of A. Company, 105th Regiment. gave
;a khaki skate st the Arena Saturday
nvited guests' and they thoroughly en-
“ioyed the evening. A splendid pro-
gramme of music was given by the?
band of the S2}iil. '
THE SIDEWALKS.-Quite a num-
ber _of the sidewalks throughout. the
city were put in passable condition
yesterday after having been tempor-
_ Billy under water as a result of _the
thaw.» There is yet enough to dofio
keep the city men busy for s. few days
if pedestrians are to enjoy dry walks;
and it is understood work will be
pushed from new on until the drains
pre all opened. " _
'se_'rSOLATl0N HOSPITAL. - The
Messrs George and Noel and Miss
DeBlois have kindly placed their
beautiful residence, Spring Park Road,
at the disposal of the Militia Depart-
ment. to be used temporarily as an
isolation-liospital for several cases of
measles that have developed iii the
105th Regiment. There are some
halt-dozen cases in all and they were
taken to the hospital yesterday, where
they are most comfortably situated
under the care of Col. S. R. Jenkins.
Lance-Corporal Butler is in charge and
allC0. _
FUNERAL YESTERDAY. - The
funeral of the late Mrs Stanley took
place yesterday from the residence ei'
Mr L. E. Prowse and was largely
attended. The services at the house
was conducted by Rev. Mr Heaney a`iid
at the grave by Rev. Dr Bennett, both
of whom spoke in touching teims ot'
sion of beautiful flo‘wers‘ silent mkeng
lal duties. Oiilcer hlatlieson is oni-_
of the iiiauy Springfield boys fwlio
have inode good abroad.-‘ Miss Ruth
_Howard is at present visiting relativ-
es in Cornwall- 'l`hc contract oi'
route has been let to Mr. E. C. Mac-
Kay for the cheese season of 1916.--
Uiilon Dlvlsioii S. (). 'l‘.. iiitciid hold-
ing a gruiid literary und musical con-
test on their next night of meeting,
March 29th. A rousing time is look-
ed i'or under the captainsliip of Mes-
srs F; W. E. and B. 'Haslani.- One
of our leading iurniers-in the person
of- Mr. William J. Seamnn has donned
the khaki in response to tlir-_ call ol'
King and country. Not only in his
home will he be greatly missed but
also in the entire community where
for some time lie had been the eflici
C8850? t0 Ml' SERUJBII
-_-Q-l_l__._
iaxatlve tulilets-Pensiar Regular-`
the sensible non-gripiiig bowel regu-
lator~10c. and 25c_ ii box.-E. A. Fos-
ter, Central Drugstore.
LOOKING AHEAD.
Oiic oi’ thc diminutive ilower maid-
ens at a school fete attended by the
Queen-Mother was both pretty and
plump, and when l-ier Majesty stop-
ped for an instant to smile upon her,
what did she do but put up hor wee
mouth i’or a kiss. which she recelvedu
"Mollyi," gasped her astounded
mother, after the distinguished visl--
tor-had passed on. “Hew could you?"
Molly gave no reason.
"I fought," said she, "lt 'ii'd he in-
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Miss Aa.. s. ii.-...ii...fy_§‘
A-rt Needle Work and materials for
Threads of all kinds. _
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af
ig'
Soaps'
'i‘odny. we are allowing
out: of tiiu largest und nic-
ilncs uf dainty toilet
tiiul. can lm ‘neon 'in
oooh
- emovssts snare.-'ras smears-
drawiiig the milk on the Springfield'
stipnted try these pleasant tasting'
tcrcstin' to tell my gruu-cliildrt-ii." ‘
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'~   gin-  is   r
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I. on 
line in hair goods. Noth ng tiidiis
more than a well dressed coiiturs.
.Ladies who have not sunicieiit hair to
do Justice .tetheir appearance coll on
Mrs.f:Vf§hit». Queen. Phone 32.1, 7914-,t~f_.
‘fills wl|§l*rsR"‘s‘rE‘l\Ms‘i1sL'-fé'riio
<¥i;2.”?:"5’i‘§&i.§‘t-‘i».2.”.‘£.§!‘°i1’l.°“.l“-.i.‘E.‘;
iFridnY ‘ 'Mfteg ly' V -'abit
.VdV;V,¢i;__ i €i€?§ yweiinihiihyi an 
i=‘9““l. Q.-J. . 8 'H`.lf1¢11'I11-'.911  ` _F
tered her way around the east side 90(
Picton Island and as far as »Wu‘od’-ls-
lands wheat; nggli: olvcrtook hcg gud
sie was 0 B e ay up. n nt-
,-urday she again plouglied her way
glirough arriving in Charlottetown
0
"_ bout 6 o'ciock. ’She brought 40 pas
,`s'engera, HU tons and 120 bags mail.'
'_{ln_io_ug "the Dllstwligers inward were
iMr. J_l0l¢,1`ilA_‘Messervey. returning from
'Ottaway Mr. W. A. Stewart of M_o`or_e
'and McLeod; Messrs C. l.. Grant
'Benjamin Rogers, J. M. Leard, Ken-
sington; Mr. and the Misses Waite.
,Wilmet; Mr. E. J. Smith, and Miss
Iiidrances Beetles, Charlottetown; Mr.
i Charles McDonald, St. John. So well
-f pleased were the passengers
iwith the strenuous ilglit put up _by
_Captaiii Murcliicsoii to bring them to
_ the Island that they delegated a com-
inilttee consisting of Messrs J. M.
Lenrd and C. L. Grant to formally con-
vey to him an expression of their up-
preciation. The Ciir Ferry left
Charlottetown 'lor Picton yes-
\i_-'hich is one mile south cast of thc
the strait since. It is expected that
_ both steamcrs will get into Plctou this
i morning.
l Pi-:iis_tnv_Ais
Mr Arthur Vinnicoinhe and Mi- A. A.
Alley returned to the city yesterday
from Tigiiish. '
l Mr F. T. Watkis, city, leaves to-dsy
eu a trip to Fitchburg, Pu.. where he
will give a series of musicales, re-
turning horne' next week.
Mr Alexander Irving. oi Lethbridge,
Alta.. has arrived home on ii visit to
his ioriuer homo in Vernon. lie in-
tends lot.-utiiig in Cliarluttetewii.
Mr und Mrs Ambrose Smith of
Rocky Point left Wednesday morning
'by the Prince Edward for British Col-
umbia. They will lJc`gi'catly missed
and nre accoiupuiiicd by the best
wishes oi' their many friends.
Mr W. (‘_ Sinclair, who has been on
here for the past three years. has
been transferred to the St John, N.B.,
braiicli and left for his new duties
yesterday morning » by the Prince
Edward Island. While here Mr Sin-
clair made many warm friends. who‘
will greatly miss his genial ‘company
~HUCKli '
One ot' the toughest, most iiitcrcst-
ing and exciting games ot' Hockey
ever played at St. I)unstaii's College
rink, took place Siiturduy, March 25.
lllill. Th coiitcslaiits _were i_lio_ ilrd_
tennis ol' S, D. (1. and oif. _thc Abegweitl
Athletic Association. _As the Saints
had licnlcn them in two preceeding
games. you may 'lie certain they p'ul
up a. ferocious struggle, but all to no
avail, as it would require walls oi'
stone and steel to check the rushes
of B. Mombourquettc and L. Blun-
Cliard, the tenacious _cover point and
rover ol"tlic Saints, whose combina-
tion was nothing sliort o`f miraculous.
The forwards of the Abegwelt played
excellent hockey. and penetrated the
_Saints defence. but thc stone wall in
the nets turned aside the rubber._sav-
ing oiice-iiiore defeat. Both teams
worked hard in the second hali‘.` which
ultimately ended in ii. score of 7-5 in
__1`avor.oi' -the S. D. C. touni. ~
__The lino was as follows:
 '1°Goal.` -
C. _Moiiibourqiiettc Prowse
' f i Point.. `
J. Butler L. ilryciiton
C. Point.
B. Monibourquettei' " " »W. Ryan
Rover. _ __
ii. illniiclinrd Martin
A. Mornii ' H. Vcssey
_ L. Wing. 'W ‘ -
hi. llergcrou __ __ i5_pgii's_V& _Agiicw
Ill '/IIl\\\\\\\' I
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Preparation oi
Cod Liver Oil
_ With Mall
Jliypophosphites
_ I _ And '
terday‘ morning at 7 o'ciock.
laflid at 9 o'ciock last iilglit wasf
lreported five miles from the Stanley"
the stall oi' the Bank ol’ Nova Scotia
and will wish him wcli. '
” Wild Cherry
is a
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ciist end of Picton island. The Stun- ` ` \\‘ V(-\
ley had left Georgetown at 4 o'cln¢k'» I / \ SJ \_\"¢>~
Thursday afternoon and has been in '_ '.1 
all Price
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GOING OVER THE WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT, we have pickid
out a lot of faor~c_~ fiom l.»st ~c -sons b iviiig. We hav placed them on one sid~--
to be ci-.std out at HALF PRi~ E. They are all g-iod fabrics. TheY ale Sim"
and durable. li we were buying the n now, we wiultd h-ive to pay the facnry
more than oui own ri-gulai ri tail price for them. But they occupy roirm th:-ii wi-
_ SO HALF PRICE CLEARS THEM OUT
White Ratine all Linen 65c for 33c -
Blue Suiiing Linen 45c all rure Liner. for
Grey 'el is 45C it tt M it
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Fawn f‘ “ 45c “ “ “ “ 236
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Brown “ “ 45c “ “ “ “
Mauve H lc 45C tt u 4| H
Blk. & White “ 45c “ “ “ “ C
White “ “ 65c-“ “ “ “ 330 '
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“ ~l?lue & White Check Ratine 50c for
Fawn Ratine ' “
“ - Fawn Brocade Crepe
White Batiste 22C “
“ Blk_ Knot Crepe 24C “
White Crepe .
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Hockey Challenge
W. the LANGEMARCK lNVlNCi-
BLISS. olficcrs of C Company, Lange-
niorck Detachment, do hereby chal-
lenge the officers of B Company. wlu-
ners of Friday night'»s match, to a
friendly and reiil game of hockey for
the cliamplonslilp of the Canadian
Expeditionary Forces. I3 Company
re invited to come liiili`-way, but the
conditions there not being suitable,
therefore the game to take place in
the Summorsidc itlnk, suitable to both
foililis.
Thi' liiic-up of ilio Lniigemarck ln-
viucililcg will Qc: Goal, Major T. li, E.
Inman; Point. Lieut. J. A. Mc-Phec: C.
Point, iilciit. C. J. Stowiirt;. .R.W..
Lieut. W. G. Dawson; L.W.. Lieut. S.
K. Donald; Centro. Licut. M._Steven-
son; Rover. Licut. C. G. Mei.'r_is.:{- .31 -
As this ls purely professional no
amateurs will be expected to play.
T ri oi d issl incl dl
( V lic p ce it m on. ' u ng _ ff
' 5°"_'°"' stiinliiig room, to he ilxod by the Van- __ 5-.1-._ __ V
.l_ Dalton ' J. Mcldnriini‘il guu.r(il. as soon as thc cliu|lcnl§c is  f'
I.. Wing. . *
accepted.
'l‘. ll. i~l. lNlVl.\.\I, iiiujor.
t).C. liniigcmiirclt Dctiicli.
iioclieyQallenge
We. thc C Company. 105th Iiatiallon
Hockey team, do horn-.by cliiillciigo o
team i'roiii either A, ll, or D Company
to ii friendly game of hockey. io be
played in the Summerside Rink on the
same date as the olliccrs play. The
line-up-will be: Coal. S. Graves; l’oint.
H. Gay; C. Point. J. Arsenault; F‘or~
wards. l.. Mchollaii, ii. Hpgiiii, i~'.
Daley, und A. Uiilluiit. '
il. GAY. `
Bracelet
Watches
We have on display in
our windows a big as-t
sortment of Mi may
_Strap Watches in W -
tham, Elgin and the best '
make of Swiss at _
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G. li. Filler
. . A (;|\/EAWAY, _ lniui:litci~ - ‘.’-_‘Ely inn?
______ Mollie;-__-t)§i, yo.iV in-1-llii`i_ ‘ wily, .nn
Mother int the party) - Why did mo. Line su!-= 'ii' lin; iiosi; is p-ia'-ieit-'l
yt.-ii ullow tliiit young inuii io ities und one shit: oi .“‘l'|"‘i _l-*il if” }50’5""'
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