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hour 1 Miclc cami ul-l in ll

|l| ls-sd as-as-sl I " _ ' I ` __ _ l ' We haveoomnd 1°' F“"““"° ~

“ ‘. 1.4;; _` .1 V1 -Pia /_ an ~_.H°m'~f zrquantlty of . _p,,;::, F,,,_,,,, 1

_ Day _in and`Day out. Week in and Week

out. _

in _and Year

outs ,

i _

‘ff-"-1“::::_'.';_;s:_i;:::{r::;:::::::::;_:;;;.:5;

.°|'r rave tobuyfm this rroviaoo ._°o. iv. 'riennsv is ow-also ro

sresentstive in, Bouris. 1 lliitt.

' April 9, Holy Communion 11 a.m

Evening Service _7 p. m.. Rev. D. J. ..*RED P_QiNT.-- Mr. Ernest Tay- w es .B. ea e, from omg _ MacDonald of St, Peters Cathedral lor. Kingsboro, is busily engaged in Newcastle. “From babyhood I was

Charlottetown' will omciate. V sawing wooqdiand threshing for ' the not-overly striangi and was always nar-

. .*TIME8 BRlBl<.-'»-_ A letter re- Galgliilgshruce iirlgngllgagaidnt? st; 1111: rlggswhotesgllyl 1fBb11»Bg:g=(1‘0d;11;d1mt§l;1

_ . _ centiy received from Mr. Walter Cav- she is again able to he about after her' t1'0uble ilrst b°81\11 with a shortening

Al h _ _ - anagh of Glenfanning, who has been' recent attack of appendicitis.- Miss of the hours of sleep. I .would awa- 1

ways t e Same; working in New Glasgow, Noca Sco- Margmet MacLellan who has been ken too early, my appetite was poor,

tio- during the past winter. states the spending a few months sl, hor old and to whip it up I used highly spiced tinies are exceptionally good here at home at Red Point has returned ‘to and sweet foods. First thing.l knew

, present, there being abundance of em- Calgary.-- _The Guardian as well as I had pslpitstion on doing a lim., ex.

.___-=_, il110l'111'¢11t sud gloodm Kes? though I;/lelr many glands algo pleased to see tra work. and then an awful tiredness

_ atv g - . ss va ruce ac home after came upqn ine, and a. strange feeling

1 spending' a few weeks vacation in of dread-almost fear--mad me think

if 0, UR FRIENDS C311 b.l1Y ..*NAUFRAGE.- Ill the Naufrage Charlottetown the Kuest of Mr. and I was losing a grip oi' mygelf. My th anything YOU Can give G Li Item: ipubllshfd (in tile ttliuardiiralmlslat 1;..1gr;»{oke‘ttl sknd her sister Mrs. power of memory weakened and I lost

_exce wee st was na ver en y oni o es c en rc . _ _

em pt your ph°t0gmph' a e -state that this settlement was the rozone. Say, it's awfully good to get Make apmmtment t0d3Y- LONDON. April :l.- The followius 'ygifi-tslhiggf EISTEN1 PERWHALS sollxiidigliiiiltlgliliiglpgoiimi Q53: (highly

’ , Wffemnllf W1" g1V°“ 01"- “GIG 1°‘13Y- ber of the Dominion Parliament for __,M|s8 Ademm Haters mncher scored, and every dose was almost like

i . In the German wireless press of Km C t ld I ter U “tenant . . i

e S '_ d l I G i t 55 °““ y a' “ ° Rollo Bay,spont the week cud in Char- “umm “°' At °“"° I mga" t° me'

° ay' he G°°g“° “Zell” 5 ‘1“° ‘ QOVB1'l10‘l° of Prince Edward island lonetown _s better, and permanently better I really

. - ‘"1 as having bee” 1“[°"m°d "°’“' 3 1101111 1399 till 1914; Governor MC111~ ' ' was, for less than a dozen boxes made

- New De3Bn3aY B10Ck 1611111110 BOIUCB that 1"' E“3"Bh 51111’ tyre was a son of Roderick McIntYl'B _ aM|sB m 7 C U - me a well mall. Now I can do my work

01 1110 C0\ll\iY C1uBB. 11~l>DH1'911l1Y 1-112 of Naufrage who was a brother of His " “mu mxmer' "°“ri° with allymali and I am grateful to Fer- D°“9B“1» had SUUCK 11 1111"” 111111 5111111 Lordship the lute lamcilted Bishop £1123;-0 gliguhggdspglgnd fgzharlonswwn rgzolle "

, I . , I . ` 2 _ _ .

1'; l::(‘)d'gfi,l:_;'\uar1',,3_f3,,t&,',!si?;m;‘{)'iB 'lglsitls Mcintyro. The old Mcllltyre home- canon, W W e 8 V? Ferruzono corrects all elliecbled coil

E t t mont" W iatsgiéi (nrt i\lI\uu%Iai§gtil;la ails; dgsgngtc ____ ditlons hot' tho system, builds up and

as 0 T110 D°“°Sa1 15 11 31111911 01111501' 01 to in the rdruloci- asticlepand although "'M°BBrB Joh" and Edwurd Chev” gmligist r`list:l?id}1 Tlwat mliésuvf, power

' 9,900 tons displacclnclit, luld dowll in bon, ,.0 0|-ues are atm her \, dh-. "19 Wh” hw” "ee" f'-*T 111° 1'9" 10W ga I U BL' b° mm . °"°w"e ns'

f 1’ 1’ ° V months in New Glasgow returlicd to sums "3 ng ro “Bt 1“"*m‘~ 50°- 11°’

StI'€l'lgthen 01d 1901' 4 ect descendants of the 011811131 °W“' Son;-15 gn Tu0B.|ay_» box or six boxes for $2.50. at all deal-

ers, there is now no person living oil ers.: Try llcrrozoile, do it today.

- board is somow

with a new p0rtralt_the glft ' A either of them. Rev. A. J. Mclntyre __,Mr_ Ambmso Maclmym. arrlved

that _has_a value that can only be esgtrxgted in kindly thougii ess'.\ THE IIAYER STUDIO

Furl-ire;_f _ '

Sailings

From London Steamer From Halifax

Shenandoah March zlith Kanawha April Jrd

March 29 (vis Bt. Iohn°s.

N. F. A Bt. John. N. B.) ,

Rappahannock April l7lli

April lztli Shenandoah April 30th From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX Via St. Iohn's Ntld. Via St. John's Nfld

March 29 (from _

Glasgow) Grscisna April l5ih

Aprlllst Durango April 23rd

Fumess,Wiil\y & Co. Ltd.

Halifax, N. S. _

Above sailings are not gush

antesd._and are subject to change without notice.

i1-1.-12-_-ls'--9--1-1

Eastem S. S. Lines

INTERNATIONAL L|h\E-

S. S. Calvin Austin

Leave St. John Thursday at 9.00 a.

ln.. for Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Boston.

Return, leave Boston Mondays at 9

a. m., via Portland, Eastpoa and Lubec, Maine, due St. John, esday, afternoon. _

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.

Between Portland and New York.

Stgteamship North Land and North

r. Reduced Fares- Reduced State-

room Prices.

Schedule distributed- Infomation

upon request..

St. John City Ticket Oiilce. 47 King

Street.

A. C. Currie, Agent. St. John, N. B.

NA.E. Fleming, T.F. A P.A. St. John . B. .

o -_ - 4. gy __ ' -

Fires s li 2 . __ _ . .

Ia.. -_ ‘John I A f°'~ It an 'y ¢éleails.r¢-

Dorn cor.te1en‘lpurposes,> . moves eavesa mmmmms e f W&dmm

_ l I 1 ous '

lweotanll- t tix. . ' . §'.°¢'5s.op¢..o§a'iiffoo§ 1n»Barrels and . . “ i.%‘.."‘il“

` ' f_ Casks 1~i§ld'l“ooli°f'd_ ‘- Phono 494 I ° | cloiiblghoiuozso. ,_

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_ of Klnkora a brother of Governor Mc- -A---=-=»-.--»-.-.-.<--:_-_-_-_-_-.~.-.~.-.~_~:.-.-_-_-_-_-.~.-_-_».~_i

`\\\\\ \ \ \ illtyre and the late Captain Dan Mc- 3;§g3r§y°;:|§':m:ga:o::v$;$5113;:“B113 _ _

_ f \ | _ lnty,-9 of Gloucester, Mags" another undergone a critical opemtmn at the .. Miss _Mollie ODollnell of Rollo

"fr ‘~’ nth li ith blot Bsyohriilio-lvllsos c bill S I / ro er W 0 W” 11° ° ° ° “B Charlottetown Hospital.--~. G,een,,a,e who wer; ,,smn"1g‘“§t ‘};,o';_

1) D d t gui Captains in the

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INVICTUS

M11" .

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_ Trim, up-to-date, yet con- sistently in good taste, des- cribe t e main features of Invictus, but_quahty ls also a 'consideratlouwlth men who value a distinctive. ap- pearance.

6.00 a pair

See _the New Spring

styles.

Alley & C0.

staking teacher Miss Ma aret Che- 'ith at 2.80 p._m., Miss McFarlane No other tonic in the world like Fer-

wili be present and will demonstrate rozone. nothing else is so quick and

_ tho makin! of Artificial Flowers. lasting in its eifects on a run-down,

.*8T. ALBAN8 SOURIB, Sunday _ - _ 30g5,4.4.M3|, nervous system. "I used enough madi-

.. , clue to appreciate an honest one,"

rlt J B tti his h in

1115'

Proof That You Quickly Get Braclni

1'.°G. A4__\6ONRAD is Gllordliln rep- Health Fren"_Eerrozone.

..°MR. 0. MARKLE HOWLBTT-is resultative in Georgetown. f.l|tf. -1 _

Guardian agent for Annandale and vi- . 4

slutty.-.I _ “ , . *MEE'l’»lNG.-The regular month- 0111011- - .

gimeeting of the Montague Womaifs lt's a true nerve tonic-‘not a stimu-

. _*LITTLE HARBOR SCHOOL ls tituts and W. P. A. will be holdin lant'-it feeds the nerves with nourish-

progressing favourably un er me vnu. gh; Rad Ci-9" Rpm; pl-14”, _April ment-gives them vital actual activity.

,-' vsrle---°. Qu `

There’s a real reason why Ferrozoue

Nerves _

Poor Memory. Llcked Vlgor. Lolf_

Employment. `

position Then I read about Fer

an mos success Gloucester fleet, were also natives ot ' 1511111115 1110 guests 0! Mrs. James R. Nunn-age_._&_ R1'|¢\lllll\i8l\\ GM! Cavanagh, have returned home.-&.

..¢|_ENFANN|NG __M,._ Angus lt' vim' F°'¢'°\' D¢911'°¥°¢1 ..*Mlss Mllllo csvsliogh, clonion-

J.'iwooll sr hos lon for sostor., ' '”' 11111

1’ Y _ Evsnv case is cunAal.s. ,,,

Mass, where a good position await;

him- Miss Maggie McGilvary all G d_ , her cousin, Miss Bella McGilvary are Yg?lr:¥:?1i§’g}}gg1‘;x:°'£,s\:':'stlm Bore visiting flu-nds in Georgetown.-~ Mr. muscles those Bleepléss “mms” and James Macdonald of "Tile Cottage" suffenné days__good_bye forever _ Georgetown itoyalty. paid a visit to your day is g0ne_

Gleni’ lliing o 'i‘uesday.-- Messrs H111' Austihl McGilvall°y :ind Frank Roche u£,`;“|?;|eg§v‘iheer “mana read the good B1'1¢1B11 501111012 2.19%. Ht 4 Years.

Cofisnpation ls Growing Snallc I Dm. cn.a1'sa's urn.: ~

LIVER PILLS me

silo;-'

tends to go shortly ns one of Mr. gppointg, Macdonald’s son Marshal, who is at present working in New Glasgow,

Nova Scotia, is expected home in a

few days. Another son Matthew. joined thc Kings Iron Cariadian Re- giment along with a number of other 1~ '

Island boys at Sussex, New Bruus- `_ wick, early last summer and when On"T0WN MARKETS

l t h d f b hi arents ex- "“"” pzasctedeltg gout? xidnglalldpin a short (Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays)

time.- Mr. Charles McGilvary leaves Butter tcféllmory) in prints here for New Glasgow this week.-&.

‘ The Army of

Butter (Tub) Ib Butter, fresh, lb.

Eggs, doz.

Beef lb. (retail)

Fowls lb.

Chickens, lb.

Hay (pressed), ton Straw (pressed) toll

Pork lb. '

Turniiltl. bus.

Potatoes, bus. <

Oats (white) bus. Oats (black) bus.

Beets, bus.

Carrots. bus.

Wool lb.

Parsnips, lb. Geese `\ 15 Ducks 15 Hides 14 to 15

~30 24

12 to 18 13 to 14 12 to 15

$13 to $14

~ $6.50

12%

18 to 20 70 to 75

50 52 40 45

25 to 40

` S016 Agcnfa °»~|»¢1s°°l1l»|‘1*_11*°**¢1*°»~5°\1"'5"’* 'rui-lioys, porin. zo to 22 _ _ slau. ril.l.. slAl.l.uoss. silau. rslcl

I \ _ :__ 4 XX ‘ Genuine.-¢l.a.Sia=u\u~

'-#Hardwood Floors

522 §` § ah

' 123Kent

B’SIDE MARKETS

n-as-I

weggg

re re"

‘_ an soses so;

32292995?-S§5?»!§§S

per lb.

lb.

$10. to $10. to

40 £0

$2.76 to

9% to 12%

$1.20 to -1.40

28 to 40

Farm I_j`_orSaie

The

farm This

for sale the A. Malone. one hundred situated at miles from

house

pou-

ple

are busily engaged in hauling oyster 1-A OW inud from Cardigan . Station. 'lliis Bald' li:i‘:,':l.§n';t":';°;.|l;l;`,|';§f q`:&°’c‘;:?_ MC nlud which was shipped from St. Pet- p|a|ning_ “mber uD_» My answer was 18 ers Bay is of great value as a iertlii- -pm rheumatm I cum do it . H5 H zer, owing t o the large 11111011115 01 looked at me over in a pitying dort of on 511011 ' 1f» °°11¢31“5-' M15- Dann" wayand told me to go to the nearest ow Shepliard_ is selously ill and is under drug more for Nérvilvle and Een.°_ 01 £119 C1110 01 131'- A111111-"' MT- D°m“1°k zone. The combination had cured him. rm Bowien trader, shipped six splelldltl I ‘was convinced of -his sincerity and 2'1 fat Clttle 1° MY- W0°d» M0113* Hai" followed his instructions. I rubbed 0( bert on Tuesday of last week.- Mr. on Ne,-vmne thraé "mcg every day_ P111 william Buchanan or Mitchell River ,ubbed it “gm hm, my ,ching ,alum the is seriously ill with pneumonia but his The pain quickly lessened. and I be- da

friends hope for his ultimate recov- came more |imb~e|- and ac¢;ve_ To

015'-r M12 St0D119n M°°i1°n°1d °f draw the virus ofthe disease from ch Glenfanning who has been iii for the my blwd 1 wok two Fen-ozone Tab, Of

` DRM Your 18 110W 111 VB1`.1` D001 11511111 lets with every meal. I am well to- hen

audi is not expected to recover. ~His day' not an ach9_ ,mt ,_ pam ami no 1119- grandsoli, Mr. Eddie Macdonald who sign gf stiffness at 51|," 21102 01’ 5112011- H0 1195 3 YBa1°1111E 1'6- :l01119<1 the 105!-11 Regiment 011 U19 What Nerviline can do in a case °°r night of the recruiting meeting at like this it can do for you too. For 1"

_ Gleufsllllilig and 11118 S111C¢ 111158011 Silt- nearly forty years Nerviline has been be

isfactory medical examination has recommended for Rheumgqsm, Lum. W11 been unable to Join the colors owing hugo and Sclpgica spd Lame Bach 1; C0 to his grandiathers illness but ln- is the uns remedy nm; never dig. Wh

grlppe for some time past is, it is using to report, much better.-&.

The Acadian Recorder of Halifax

ned by the veteran llorsenlsll, W.S.

mucll improved since lie raced at

5; who has _been seriously ill witll

Hesse Nora. ,l .

s:- The handsome stallion, The

Kie, Charlottetown, has grown slid

li'ax last year; he has boell driven h snow ath this wiute and hi

tt, 2.171/4, (dam of seven, including Leading Lady 2.07 at Ll years).

mpioli 4yeal~ old trotting stallion

vy bone, weighing close to 1100

.1 ,-

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<wmz~rr~3“

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Get in Touch with e

the New Millinery

At our Spring Millinery. Show

Thursday °

Afternoon

t c p r, s , ` 1

ner says llc cnll step ll. two-lillliutc '_

to sleigh. The'Britlsh Soldier is

ily bred, being sired by Cocllnto. -. '

1% at three years, the greatest son '

Todd as a speed sire, dam Miss The _

silz-4-is-lvlal. l _ *lun

in by Heir At Law 2.05%. gl 5-Q ’ li _ ' '__ “' _i The British `Soldier, who is the

son, says he is the only trotter tllat| a minute. The British Soldier will be

a _ . the Provinces, stands 152 strong has shown him the last quarter of aliil Charlottetown this sellson and pro-

.holf mile in 30% seconds. His fullimises to' be largely patronlzed iroln brother. The Friendly. Cliiei, took re- all over the Provinces.

and has always shown an_abulld~

d of 2.28%; he worked a quarter 31 seconds as a two-ycar~old; miles

tter than 2.10 as a three-year-old.

en his trainer was conlldent he

uid drive him in 2.05. Peter Conroy,

o drove him in his races last sea-

lcord oi' 2.22% as a 22-year-old, and _ _ ianother full brother, Prsttler, worked "Penslsr Throat Drag ees for a quarter as a yesrling in 331/, sec-| coughs, colds. llonrsencssfirrilntion ollds. The Problem 2.08, is by tllc.0f thc throat and -lal"_vanl_. olc.,-r same sire as Tile Britisil Soldier, and Free from opiates and narcotics. 250 out of s daughter of his dam. He has box. Fosters Dlugstore. 'l worked a mile in 2.04, tho last half ill ' 8029-3-2lM3i.

__ V _ _ f p ;1;"; .5

The scarcest kind of Steel Enamel Ware is Stranksey’s Quadruple Coated

with white lining that wont dis`color. Our old prices were low for such high grade Merchandise but still we will allow a substantial percentage off. _ _

We also have a large stock on hand, and to arrive, of all grades of Canadian

Manufacture.

Last Call for

Alabastine

Muralo

Mdrbeline _ Kalsomine _Corolite Cold Water 'Paint

Mops, Brushes,

Dustbane

Special ‘Prices for this

4 Week '

Knife boards 20c for 10c each B1‘eadtb081'd and kilifti 40!! fOr

30c per pair.

Coldwater paint 50c for 25c

ner-pkg

Johnson’s`Kalsomilie 10c per

C51] water Kalsomine 18c per

House Cleaning Supplies

Gold and Bronze Paint '

Flaxoap

Vamish Stains Puty Polishee .

. Floor Paints

0-Cedar _

Floor Glaze Old English Furniture Floor-lac

Polish

Jap-a-lac 3 in 1 Oil

Etc.

Brooms, Carpet Tacks, Carpet Boaters

' T/15 .Sf/:nw///-W/ii/Aus Co.

MAKE

PAINT

FOR

ilorlsls,

Dams, __ floors, _ '

Guiilliirds, Shilo. Firsliira, ~ `

Q llaiil libs.

llugglos.

lain l’iall.‘El=. A special. paint foreach put

Mm ' _ \ pose, not one slap-dash mu. ...$1-‘°°‘°‘@'°°..ll:.;.i‘ss.. _

N l 'c d but llwhcst adc at fa honest lrlccs. You know

1 ot ow pri c , ., gr lr, | _

Qggfwggr Williams’ 30;; paint our iepulszinn. \Vc soy thcsc are the best paints we Luo! of. Yo\\'U _ f°f25¢`pgf‘pint, ' `. Say so too alter you have used them. '_ _ V

We always carry along list of bargains, such

as these. Draw your own conclusions.

The Crabbe Hardware co. Lid.

1' LooK, L1sT13:"l§l_ '_'