$6.00 per lon
,vu-.it
, WC l'_l3.V€ 3, quant. I“ger8°u_crea_ni will be cordially welcomed.
19,
7
° f , _ _ . , ---.-T- . ” THE lNwan1l 'rn_a1Na_-- 'rn
ity 0  ($003.1, .Pea » "-`..-§_;j".‘=;-,~__| li lioptthern express arrived in Char:
“uf Sm- The 1S a " :fl ¢- : ri  ° °‘°"“  1:.. ‘....°°“° :. 2:
'  - l`.gg_ _ .T "~ , ' ,prm at 10.20 a. ni., on time- tn.
  coal. Sult.  - Western express at 11.50 l. ln Z twgn.
 _”;°*'J` ty minutes late, and tba Su-mnzersidt
"Old Mirrors Resilvered-You can “°°0lnmodstion at 6.00 p. m., forty
ab1e§,_for"‘iany -stove.
h th t ' five l t ¢_
Grdeiis for a n y uve B d"wuv° ml¥`l'0l' made as mn" ee 1° °
tended to.
Phone 240 '
Ch’town
_ l T ' " ' *T
For Sale e
'l wo Family house ‘al Weymouth St and
cottage house on South East corner of
wyemouth and Dorchester Sts and one
vacantlot between. Each lotto ft. front
on Weymouth St..and about 80ft.deep.
Will aellall or in part. Make best cash
offer. For particulars address
MRS H. B. TURNER
Taunton
H06
:l 2t>Mlllpt1
t from
RHEUMATISM?
when you can get almost
immediate relief and fin-
M ally cure yourself by tak-
ais '
R.s'.D. 121 mg
RODD'S
RHEUMATISM REMEDY
some of the worst cases of
rheumstism--it is pos-
sible to conceive-have
been cured by this un-
c qualled remedy.
Price 5oc per bottle at
GEO E.HUGHES{g;§§;',
Charlottetown P. E. I.
_ _
Farm For Sale
140 acres of choice land in
Tryon, loo cleared, 20 tiulber,
good buildings, river shore. If
not sold before April 15 will ,
tllen be sold by public auction
together vi ith stock and inl-
plelucllts. See posters.
ALBERT N. ROBBLEE,
il--2fiMll\\vflii,Etus~lip
. " ` _-i On board the 'train at the time re-
' I   A   turning to the Capital from the Is-
r.»nse o t et. roat and c est helps 1. row o ease »
germs and tu aid the system to destroy these germs. , ..
lt is uloa-Isnt to take will not cause nausea end le l
tllrroughly efficient. Bold with the money back guarag-p 4
We M.  ........  ..... _....25 md5 c
. _..._
M cKmnon Drug Co.
Cor Gt. Geo- and Kent Sts. , ' é- ‘
G d C h C  il
f ‘L . .
OO Oug ‘MTG ,.1 M,
For that spring cough and cold try Rexall Cherry  .~~ "'
Burn Cough Syrup. ltisintsnded lo stlmulatethe mem- f ,'  -.
b 1 1| h h h off is  
¢ W
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L_. _ ' ' ' "' "1 Y 'V
I -Graduates From the School of
Experience
Wind] have learned that good
»» pure tobacco costs no
`;>_ ' more than the bad injuri-
ous kind. lt’s all in know-
, ing what you buy. Take
a tip from us and remember
to ask for HICKEY’S
uq§\ Yi; . B RIGHT CUT smoking
 °l>i\°¢°- 0' COMBINATION
, WISP chewing. Best ever.
Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd.
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Get Your Motor Boat
glood as new. And the cost is small _'__'
._ . e intend making n shipment 1 ` CHIEF SARK.--Chief John Sark,
  at- day or tw0_ phone “B and we “wig a full-blooded Indian, of the Micmat
send for that one of yours. Beer & WWE. Lennox Island, P. E. I., has
Weeks. 3_z6MEu_ arrived at Quebec on his way to Ot
  “wa to present B peutibn to Hom
, !‘i0b6I‘t Rogers requesting him to put
- », .   a gasoline launch or steamboat on
' the ferr h
I c _ Y etween Lennox Island an(
Prof. D. Mclntyre, Mus. Bac receives Prine” Edward Illalld- H0 Paid bil
I  Imlllle forvoice trlliningiind pianoplay- "ispeiits t0 U60!-'G0V6¥n0r Lange
| I | ng. Thorough tuition given. Terms 11°F. Moncton, and left for Montreal,
moderate. Address Phone or call at tho en route to Ottawa,
Lenox. WuterS . t.
CADETS SHOOT.-On Saturday af..
  ternoon the Queen Square Cadet
` Corps shot in the competition fol
2 places on the Imperial Cadet Tearr
for 1913. This competition, which is
wh  0Deu to Cadets all over Canada, l:
shot at each local corps' headquar
ters with a 22 rifle, range 25 yards
When all the returns are in the fivr
highest scores, the possible bein;
280, will he chosen to go to Bisley
as each year a certain number art
Dl`iVil0gf=<l to go. The shooting tool-
plaee at. the Agricultural building
and resulted as follows:-L. McKen-
na, total 218, W. Maddigan, tota
208; (T. Monaghan, total 196.
event.
he escaped without injury.
PERSONALS
the Victoria Hotel.
business 'trip to Halifax.
Sydney last week.
4~°¢-"rrif-‘:::v:::;:;_; ,gt5f.1-:::::_~;_»;_»;;;; 2,5 ,
rr rare to buy is tm rrovlnu.
EVANGELIBTIO MEETINGS.-'I'be
special evangelistic services in the
Baptist Cnurch begins tonight e\
eizht o'clock. They will continue aeel.
night this week except Saturday. Thi
m°°'-|1188 pro open to the people, wht-
lllteen mln t '
ARTISTIC PAINTING.--A very
artlstic_ oil painting is on display in
the window of James Patou and Co'f
store. It was very cleverly painted
on canvas by Mr. Pnt.on’s daughter
Mrs. John Fraser of this city. Yhe
picture is one of St. Dunstan's Cath
edral when it was wrapped in flames
on the night of the fire when tht
roof had fallen and the most of the
walls standing and both epires bum
ing. it is attracting much attention
and very favorable comment on Mrs.
Frsser’s skill as all artist, and Char~
lottetown may feel proud of having
one capable of painting so real and
cleverly a picture of that memoral lc
A WRECK.-A wreck upon the
_ _ __ _ Grand Trunk llnilwny, forty miles
L" _‘A " "' ""' """ C' -° "_J this side of Ottawa, occurred on
! ___ _, , Thursday morning, at ten o‘clock.
land, were Senator B. C. Prowse and
Senator Dr. Murphy. It wus report-
sd in the Ottawa papers that Sena-
tor Prowse had been seriously hurt,
but all will be glad to learn from n
telegram received hy his brother Mr.
L. E. Prowse, that although the Sen-
ator was injured in the wreck, it was
not serious. The despatch further
states that he is resting easy and ox-
pects to be all right in a few days.
Nothing is reported about Senator
Murphy so the presumption is that
Mr. C. I). McKinnon was in Char-
lottctown"Saturdny and registered at
are selling Peanut size hard coal at
Mr. John McQuillan, Charlotte-
town. left Saturday morning on a
Mr. R. Rattenbury, Charlottetown,
and Mr. E. G. Lang, Tryon, were in
The members of the Local Legisla-
ture lsft Charlottetown Saturday to
spend the week at their homes..
Mr. and,~,Mrs. Geo. E. Auld, Char-
lottetownsihave returned from a vis-
it to'Monti;eal and New York-_
Mr. G. S. Inman, Charlottetown,
went to Montague Saturday after-
noon.
Rev. Ewen McDougall was a pas-
senger lesving Charlottetown by the
Murray Harbor train Saturday.
I/
Anchors
Co umbia Batteries
Battery"l`osters _
Battery. Connectors
Trouh'e Lamps
Boat Hooks
Row Locks
Galv’d Hinges
Brass Hinges
 ` ' Oil
Sparirmlgligs
., , _
Ready Now
The Boating season will soon be in full
swing, and when you have these long even-
ings at your disposal it would pa.y~you to be
putting your Pleasure Craft in ship-shape
order, so as to have her all ready to put in
the water. We have this year a large assort-
ment of MOTOR BOAT SUPPLIES, al-
most everything you could ask for in this
line, and on account of buying these articles
in large quantities, we have secured a very
low price which we will pass along to you.
Pick your requirements from the list below
Brass Bilge Pumps
Brass Motor Horns
Holzaphele»Gopper Paint
White' Enema _
Galv 5ing’e & Double Blocks
Jeifereyfs Marine Glue
Jeiferey's Yacht Glue,
Boat rcrapers , -~..,
Arctic Cpip Grease
Screw D vers - '
Combination Plyere
This list does not contain every article that we have. Call in today
and lgok our stock over. We will be pleased toquote yon-
li l’;l$o2tlSilutil\notQ.Q
f t wlmléale _at Rena ll
~ 1 on-. -fi .
Mr. Herbert Yeo and bride of Wal-
tham, Mass., came to Charlottetown
‘ by the Minto Saturday.
l .'Mr. S. F. Hodgson returned to
Charlottetown yesterday by the Earl
Grey.
D.-vo...
‘::If you want n good. value in
cased pipe call in and look- over our
display.We bought them at a bar-
gain, an agent’s sample line a splen-
did assortment. All styles and grades ` , _ ' ”~ " -
and each an unusual value at the ', _  _
prices marked. Call, in and look over f 551,, ;.;;_“`x F-ofthe .
the display..` The MacKinnon Drug ____,;~;',;-I~‘_,  ' - ‘
Co., The Rexall Store, Corner Great ‘_ 3-"49,'-" that da
__ .
G°°"K° Bild KW" 5"' Mt,   or enttdif
, ausunauoll.-'ina amulnam vu
out twice on Saturday. The lrst time
ao take a patient, formerly 0| mlm-
uilash, P. E. I., from the Earl Grey" '
to Felconwood. comin; from th, 50,.
mal at nlhuu. 'rue moan time lt
was to take airs. Henddrson from
UPI- (Dr-) Beer's residence _to the
railway station on her way home ts
Bedeque.
WESTERN CDVEHIAD.--Mr. D.
Al-lld. Freqtown, is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. R. P. Lanka, Covehead.-)|i||
5-lleanor Gurney has returned home
after spending a pleasant visit at
?ea.ke's Station the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Gurney.-Miss Blanche
DUCYI. Pleasant Grove, is visiting her
sister Mrs. H. Hughes and Mrs. E.
McMillan. Cnvehead.-All are glad to
have their old friend Miss Bessie
Hughes home again for her Easter
holidays also Mr. Wyllie Allan.-'The
school ls progressing rapidly under
the skilful management oi Miss J.
Mathewson.--»Mr. Mr. P. Hughes. in-
tends leaving shortly for the West..
lite many friends wish him success.
Mr. Stewart Thomson, horse buyer
of Halifax, returned to Halifax on
saturday. He took with him Ave
heavy horses. _
Mrs. (Capt.) Wm. Gordon, was a
passenger to her home in Georgetown
"etnrning from a visit to Halifax
Saturday.
Mies Margaret Sencabaugh,George-
town, was a passenger by the eastern
train Saturday to her home after s
visit to the mainland.
Mr. Thomas Brazel. Johnstou's
River, went to Bloolnlield Saturday
afternoon where be will visit for a
few days. _
Mr. A. C. Cox, i-lourls, was among
the visitors to Charlottetown Satur-
day. Ho returned home by the af-
ternoon train.
Mr. A. D. McPhee, P. M., George-
town, was in Charlottetown Satur-
day and returned home in the after-
noon.
Mrs. W. W. Brown, and son Master
Arthur. Pownal, have returned from
a visit to Mt. Herbert the gut-ste of
Mrs. George McKenzie.
Mr. N. R. Norman, the well known
hockey player, was among the pas-
sengers arriving in Charlottetown on
Saturday by the Earl Grey from
Halifax.
Mrs. Roy Holman, Miss Dorothy
Brennan and the Misses Sharp re-
turned to Sulnmerside Saturday alter
spending a few days in Charlotte-
town.
Rev. Canon Simpson and Mr. Jus-
tice Ritzgerald, Charlott.etown,arc in
Ottawa attending a meeting Qt the
Committee on revision of the prayer
book.
Miss Mabel Parklmau who has been
taking n musical course in Charlotte-
town during the past winter left
Saturday afternoon for her home in
Rustico.
(From Saturday's Evening Guardian)
Mrs. Wm. Brown, of the Florida
Hotel, Pownal, is visiting friends in
Morcll. York and other places along
the eastern line.
n:HARl') (‘OAL. A. Pickard & Co.,
$6.00 por ton. 3-27iVl£i.
Pimple
Wash  .
This is an external ap
plicationrfor all eruptions
of the skin-
PIMPLES, BLOTCHES,
ECZEMA, roughness -of
the skin and face. We re-
commend it. Price 5oc»4l.<
bOttle. .lr i ,.» '
Johnson &i.lollnsoli
The piugsioié, jf
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Stewart: Balllfl' 

fvtrnvs, pO\\d¢X'8 |0-
l.o..=., washes and
any  the hundred
and cnc
Toilet
Luxuries
we are selling here now.
We carry a full stock oi all
the purest and best known
toilet preparations on the mar-
ket-you can get what you
want here without delay and -
at the right price. Call in.
in
The 2 M acs
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When you buy a :suit you wapt
to get full value for your money in
style, fit, materials, finish and gen-
eral workmanshipf You don't want
t 0 look like a manufacturers
dummy when you appear on the
streets,
You want a suit that looks dis-
tinct, stylish, smart. We are show-
ing now a remarkably good lim-‘ Cf
New Smart Stylish
Good Fitting Suits
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made by expert men tailors in a clean, open, sani-
tary workship-not factory made -not the product
of the sweat-shop method.
Our Society Brand and zoth Century Brand
clothing especially are made by the highest salari-
ed tailors in the country, and every suit is cut by
hand. We guarantee to give you perfect satisfac-
tion before you pay one cent for your suit, that it
will iit perfectly, wear well and stand a reasonable
amount of rough usage.
We want to prove that the suits we sell are
the best by test-tlle only kind you can afford to
buy.
Pick From
A full range of si/.es in
each line in 34 to 44.
A single bre med suit. three
, button sack style. made
iu a dark brown striped
tweed, well finished and
smart in appearance and
worth every cent of the
money . .....$8.75
A three piece suit in brown
and grey lweeds, made
in newest style, single
breasted s a c k, better
materials and better tall-
oring than the above
 ..........$xo.co
A light brown worsted suit,
three button sack style,
very popular in the larg-
er cities Brown will be
worn much this summer.
This suit is splendidy
finished and worth every
cent of $12.50 but you
can hsveit for... .¢,u.0o
A stylish, suit of fawn
wors'ed,, rather light<r
than the other suits
splendid for summer wear-_-'
well finished throughout. neat
littlng and an undoubsily
good value ai............Sl3,5ol
A big line of suits inworaldd and
cheviots in au shades oi" bloc
and black. This isa partic-
ularly line line and at the price,
yep cannot find ,halter suit,
va uesin the Province. $12.50,
$15.00, $l6,oo, $l8.oc and
Quo eo.
Agoodline of suits in tweede
and wel-stedn. ma l nly in
browns and (rays but a good
sprinkling efeihar 'colors and
mixtures. lhom in single and
double breasted styles. Priced
at $la.5o to ...............$l6.oe
Tailored suits, the latest
styles, guaranteed t o
keep their shape for one
year or your money will
he refunded. Shoulders
are shaped to salt the
.-.~»..
This List
natural figure, collin
hangs jus' right and
trousers have belt loops
and hipstraps, guaran-
teed to fit you $16.00
to"" ....... $l0.00
zoth Century suits, guar-
anteed to keep their
shape or your money will
be refunded We have
hundreds of samples of
fabrics here and if you
cannot find a suit in this
line that pleases yon,you
can select your choice of
cloth from our samples
and we will have one
made to your order Every
:oth Century suit you
buy is guaraneed to fit
perfectly before you pay
one cent for it- zoth
Century suits are not
ready-mades-they are
tailored by hand by ex-
pert men workerein one
of the largest and best
clothing shops in Can-
,ada._ Shown in blue,
black, _brown and grey
tweeds priced at $20.03,
$22.50 and.  $24.00.
Society Suits, the famous
American made clothing.
Thade suits are made by some
of tha highest salaried tsilore
ia_the United States, hand
cut, hand sewn and hand fin-
ished. You get far more sor-
vine in buying one of th-se
suits than any merchant tailor
can give you for the same
money. Prices range from
l7.oo to .................. ..2z.oo.
Spring overcoats. A light grey
overcoat, spring weight, well
finished, an unusual value at
. . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . .
.. -~........--...NIO D0-
Betler quality in dark gray with
silk faced lspela ....... _.$1 5.eo.
Moore ts? McLeod_..i»»»-m»n~»l» -
_` 'llle Melts -_‘lore ° 
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_V !:.l`E”Pili.l.1 
I ‘Alto ol_H_£r gkélp
valuable
every way to
house and
repair, For
the premise s
r. Connor.
Mmllshu " had
I-°¢ 49
3-5blwfrmer.
 
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Vital Statistics
Public Notice
By an Act of the Legislature of
lglo and amended in l9l2, Births
occuring in Prince lidward Island
must be registered within thirty (30)
days of their ocrurcncc and Deaths
wilhln nvcn (7) davs, with the
District Registrar, who is also
Road-master for the district,
In Sumluerside and Georgetown
registratoll nlust be made in ac-
cordance with the Act with the
Registrar spcciellv appointed for
ill: purpose ill Charlottetown with
the Registrar at the Department of
Agricu tum.. V
The duty of reporting to the Dis-
trict Regi»~trl~r falls upon the
parents or ozher members of the
family. The physician in attend-
ance niust certily to the cause of
death.
The penalty in 'each 'case is a fine
of from $1.00 to $2o.oo and costs.
MURDOCK MCKINNON
Rtgistlar General
3-2;VloilT. i
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Department Of Railways And
Canals
Car Ferry Terminal, Cape Tormentinl.
New Brunswick.
EXTENSION OF TIME.
THE time for receiving tenders for “f‘sr
Ferry " erminal" at Cans 'lormentine
New Brunswick. has been extended from
lil o‘clock on Tuesday the sth April, illll.
to Tuesday. Iiitll April, lilill.
By order.
l. _l<. JONss
D Ant. Deyluitytlllflinletsr andd Secrntary.
t n s w vs »sn an a
“M mfiftnws, rotnlinl-¢h._ lm. - '
Newsostpers lneortjng ‘ble advertise-
ment wiv out nuthonly from the Depart-
lnpni' will not be paid for lt.-88861.
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STEAMSHIP SAIUNUS.
 
su. rar. water wales
Eastern S. S. Corporation
` INTERNATIONAL LINE
WINTER FABES
St. John to Boston . . . .$4 50
St. Iohn to Portland. . . . . . 4 00
State Rooms .  - -- $l0°
Leave St John at 9.00 s.m.Wednesda7 for
lllaatport.Lubeo.Portland ann Boston and
Bat. at 7 p. m. for Boston clrect.
Returning leave Central Wharf Bolton.
Mondays st 9a.m. and Portland 5p.m.
lor Lu sc, Esstport and St John and
Fri. 2,00 a,,m.t{ordrlt. John via Eastport
emit ng or an .
MAINE BTEAMSHIP LINE
Direct service between Portland and
N w Yorl:.Lsave Franklin WhariTues
Than. and Bat at tip. m Fares SLN
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For tickets, literature and information
applyi to local ticket agents. Ba¢¢al|
s sc ed thro htn destination.
L. a. 'rl~l°oué>l-lon 'r. lr. e. na.
W. M. . Llillll. Agent.
St. John. N. B
 
Furness Wlthy Q. Co, Ltd
STEAMSIIII’ LINEIS
ll-om London Steamer From Halifax
Feb. 26th Kanawha March 18th
Mar. mh Shenandoah April lrd
Mar. 28th Rappahannock *April 17th
From Liverpool Steamer From Halifax
Feb. 21th Durango March ith
Mar. Sth Tabasco March ilth
Mar. 22nd Aimeriana April
The abova stesmsn have a lfalited ae-
commodation for saloon passengers.
Passengers and Freight Agents for the
Allan Llns Btaamshin Oo. at Halilal.
Agent Hslifax.`N.S.
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