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“_All,_ ‘foal Looks

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l;S_t it is'-nt sob? any means. You

l know the ifference, to your

l=l.iigli‘es’_ Dip'

For Sheep, Cattle,

Horses, Hogs, Poul- _

try etc. An Ideal Disinfectaat.

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NORTH RIVER -Mr. Wm. Scott

Lic.' will preach at North River

Church Sunday afternoon. March 141.21’

at3 p. in. .~

SCHOOL TRUSTEE -' The Pro-

vincial Government has appointed Mr. Albert Baker, a member of the Suni- merside School Board to .succeed Mm E. Manson who. resigned to enter the Town Council.-H.

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NUMBER THREE BATTERY P.E.I.

H.B.,. C_'._Q,A., ‘will meet at Drill _Hall to~iilght..at 8_ p.m. lt is ,imperative that every member be present. By order. C. L.. McKay. Major, comdg. No. 3 Battery. _

NEW ASSESSOR. - At the restilar

meeting of the town council on Mon-

adyanthge, after burning our day evening _ll/ir. W. K; M;Gougiin

"` " ' ~ was appoine assessor or ‘uninter- 0931 if* P1-lf. Stove or Furnace. _ side io sow.-,eii nie into ii-ir. imiiiei QUR COAL , iiumiiioii.-ii.

i5.in s '_ ds,all"'t:le:in and dry, this JUDGMENT.-nov. nr. riiiierton ig wo _ Whileto you_ will preach at the evening service in

St James' thurch to morrow tiikintt

needof Coal or Wood, i - _ as'hl.s siibject “Judgment", the second

YIY 0l1_TS§_ _ _ .Mm _ _____ ..._ '\ in ii course of four sermons on Death.

Iiidgnit-ut, llenvcn, licll

i_ pziiigitilim & i;0_ Sild A 1

_ .Phone » - iolloiaitiig students have been granted

P ‘ corti cates l'rom th Shorthand ant

» I ‘ wholesale and Retall 'Fypewriting llopurtnient ol' tho Union

i _ town , (bomiiicrtzial College: Myrtle Brothers.

i Vernon ltiver; lleleii iloss, City;

Olive Mitnn llunbu 8905

iioocsonsuuiiiiii aco., ini. i - céosszg _ _"___, __'

`P.Cfl'l'l‘2ll1€llliS¥1l1‘lpl(-3li0_()Il‘lS E. A Among those crossing by the Capes

yesterday were Mr M Mullin to

- Rgom 3 Grant Building _ _ Truro; Mrs. C. West. Sougis, to To- ._ Fred E. Morris Thi! P€O]§)l€S DI'llgglSlZ ronto; Mrs. Dobson to Montreal; and

Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Lefurgev en

Rgpresentativle for p E Island l route to the Panama Exposition.

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§£2P__'~;_g§§v’;_'_~!]3__ EN'rEnTA|NMeN'r ~ mr. in-ing

4‘fl§>l€'|»3l4':l<°I>1i;4'I'rl='l~i"P-i€4w‘l:'l~fl$P:lvl°/lr?

Beers, who has been entcrtaiiiing

it-1 1 _ '_--vu-._ __ __ __ __ __ (iliarlottetowii audiences by his rc-

-i».-t_<i»fis+t--t~>i=-i~i-+~i<-i»+-i»-i»i~i->i¢'4»++»t -or-|-

citiils during thc past months will as-

t‘_ M. ll. A. lliill, Vernon lllvor on Si. I‘atrici<'s evening. ’l`ho entertain-

r'.“A"\`\"i’,’,1|l."' H ` - ` I V I i S . sist init tho progriimiiie to bo' given in

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‘ LIBERALS NOMINATED.-At il \

l.il>oriil (‘onventloii t'or tho third dii~i~

trict of Qiieen’s, wliich was held iii the

‘f ‘ E Board ot` Trade Rooms, Charlotte-

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We have a sample of Men’s Tan Goodye welt boots, with doub __Visc0l_.- Soles all sizes stock, at twenty per cen off. Just the boot t Spring wear. _

Come in and have ook at them

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I llave.`l`ime for Other Things Now

lhiive lust out n little 0~SO~BRlCHT S_iove

and nickel polish on the stove and nickel. live a

shin tlint see

gentle rub and up comes a e _ you C311 your fare in. Nn rubbing and slayiii? away for ours with dirty hands and an aching iack.

Carvell Bros.

Stove

& Chestnut

Also Albion Nut Inverness,Sydney

Run of Mines at

Coal Yard

Prince St. Wharf

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largely attended, Mr. David McDonald. ot' Glenfinnan, was nominated as (louncillor, anti Mr. Chas. li. Chan- dlcr, Charlottetown, as Assemblyman.

PERSONAL MENTION. - The

inii friends and custonicrs of Mr

ins s icicn ' rccoverei om a se vcre attack ol' ln grippc to enable him

bert Gallant, dtiistico. rctiirncil lust.

on Ri\'oi‘.-'i`.

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2:VlSITOR`S TO » THE- “SEED

our store wliilo in the city. Any. in formation required will be freely giv- i-ii and all wants will he promptly at- tcntlcil to. E. A. FOSTEII, Central Drugstore. 8558-3-llliilt

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How Are Your Horses Teeth?

‘ .l. M. Nicholson, D.V.D.

HORSE DENTIST.

Horse dentistry in all its branches

executed iii the most skilful and liuniiiiic manner. All orders li\'0mPi|Y aiteiidod to and satlstiiction guariiii~ 100.1, licsi. ol' City refcreiiccs.

STABLES 202 Kent St..

_ Loral Distribiilera ` Cll3l`|0"5t°Wn~

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t'_;_“f Rexall Hair Tonic and l I~l19_!‘e“,_§2§_‘_,_§,‘ D{22§§‘_’§

if-M Shampoo P'aSte___ ‘ Cor. Prince & Kent Sts. |

llcre is two remedies that are uncqhailcd for

' quickly and pcrnianeiitly cuiing all forms 07

‘Q hair and scalp trouble.

we absolutely guarantee bolhtlicse rcnicdies in give satisfaction. nr llic ililffhilfilr DTICG will refunded.

MacKinnon Drug Co-

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honest manufacturer. W - have earnestly striven to

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__ _ _ _ ____ _ _ _ __ itteen to tliirtym nuteii for your tum. or To

._. _ .__ _._;.‘.',;~_i_-__~_-._~.~_» ._~__f_- . =»; _ \_'_;_',;_-_._g5_~_._~;_ _ , without a shave if you don t come around with n

f-~\-*--*-°-“- certain hours. ~

‘ _ y°G_et__on¢._i:; oui;_home__|hiive_1 equipiri_e_ii_t|. and

° iiii vo nurse an- _ e-a -

5 3\|Ch 8 I'€pl1fZlll0l'l _and believe but old fnendg wlyérgu like. at a cost as nobr "iii xgilhiiig a- ytiiii

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ted them Hickey’

sligiigg represents not only

‘ ABeautifulComplex-

ion is a Woman’s Birthriglit

Thorc are many face prepara-

tions that are thoroughly re- liiible and can be counted on to build bcnuty hy protecting the i-omploxion. It is ri woniaii's privilege and duty to give hcl' complexion daily attention.

ll' you want anything speciiil

iii this line that you know by reputation, or if you have seen it. advertised-como to us for it. Should you not have in rulnd just what. you want we are in a position to rocoiiiineiid somo- thiiig reliable-Massage Cream, Cold Creams, Lotions, Face Powders, Etc.

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can nihly get

( a I lltrl see our showing of shaving supplies

` 'ourhest e ' s but the best to be had in the tobacco line. _ The Two Macs

td 149 Great George Street

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‘mention at 7.20 with si bugs. 'rim mon

town, yesterday and which was very _

t ly . _ . .‘ _ _' _

James Desitoclics, blackslimitli. ltu=~ tivo, will bc pleased to learn that no l iifl` ' tl) l fr -

t.o iittciid to his usual diil.ics_-Mr.Al-

Tucstlay from a business trip to Verti-

RECRUITING.-Orders have becn_

received by Capt. G. ll. Campbell, re- cruiting orllccr. to stop recruiting for' tho 28th Battery of Field Artillery.”

, which is to form part ol' the third

_ t-oiitiiigeiita Recruits are still wanted,

eo. . u ‘ however, for the 55th _llattnlioii ol’ li`i_-,

faiiiry, and any who wish to volunteer should apply at once. `

FAIR." are cordially invited to vii»iit`

_£0 Shave ,t

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Not All is Gold that Glitters _ _ wt _ _ ~ i- ,

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NUMBER' FOUR BATTERY P.E.l.

H.BL. C.G.A., will meet at Drill 'Hall to~nl`ght at 8 p.m. it is imperative that every member be present." By order, D. A: McKinnon. Capt., No. 4

ENTERTAINMENT. ~ There will

be a musical and literary entertain- ment in the C. M. B. A. Hall, Vernon River on St. Patrick’s evening, March 17, 'an excellent programme will be rendered; Be sure and attend.--$988.

THE -8TEAMER_s.- The Stanley,

succeeded 'in ' 'reaching Georgetown yesterday morning at 10.55; and the M`lnto'. Picton 'at 11. with tlljtons of freight, 46 passengers und 90 sacks ot'i mall. _ ‘

WINS PRIZE.-The second prize

tor'Griiham Dread in the Household Science department exhibition at the Central Seed Fair was won by Miss Katie Trainor. Charlottetown.

BRIGADE MEETING.-The Priiico

Edward Ialarid Heavy Brigade will meet to~night at the Armoiirles at 8‘ p.m. Every member must he presciit., By order. A. G. Pcalii-, liiout.-(‘oloiiel Coinmnnding. _

.‘ CHURCH 'PARADEi-Tbc volun- teers now in Cliarlotlctown, propiirii- tory to going to the front, will piirudc to St. .liinies Church to-morrow marri- -lng, where it sermon will be proiiclicil ,iiy the pastor, Rev. Dr. i~‘ullc-rtoii.

POLICE COURT.-- At thc Police

'Court yesterday the Prohibition case against Henry Benoit was adjourned for a week, two witnesses having been examined. A summons have been scr- ved on George Carver and oiieon Mar- garet McKlnnon, both returnable nn. Tuesday next. ` _

Ti-te MAi|_s.-'rho mail boats ion

Capo Traverse at 7.15 yesterday morn- ing witll 45 bugs ot’ mail niideleviiii passengers. The boats left Cape Tor-i

train arrived in the city at 2.30 p.in. _tiiid left again last ev:-ning at 8.45 o'cl0ck_

STEAMERS DOCK.-The ice loos-

ened up somewhat yesterday anti both steumers got tlirougli to po_rt._ The Stanley reached Georgetown at ll a.in.. andthe Minto arrived ut. Picton about noon. llotli will leave port this morning at 7- o'clock and endeavor to cross. A special train loft here yester- day afternoon at 4 o'clo<'k for the Stanley.

MALPEQUE AND INVERNESS -

iii the absence of the pastor, Rev. E. J. ltattee. who will conduct services at lnvcriivss tomorrow morning and evening , Mi", Sidney Boiincll of Prince of Wales College will preach in the Mnlpeqiio church morning ann cvoiiiiig at the usual hours. The inorn- iiig subject will be The Family Altar, iii thc cvt>.iiiii:`; he will give ii mission- ary address.

BUSY `SPQ’T.~0ne ot' the busiest

spots in Charlottetowii at present is the Drill _l~l_all.__where over_ 80 m'en, wlio`ha`ve' \_q'l§intéere'd for the' third contliigeiit _n‘re‘ receiving their pre- liminnry_`iii`structlons in military drill The public is invited to step in at any time to see this tine “ hunch " ot` rneti wlio`wi|l` soon_ go t'orlli to fight for King and _i~oiii_i_try.

sTRA|T FULL or ics.--Capt. 'ray-

lor who rcturiiod yesterday from a visit to the Capes, reports that tliei Strait is almost full of heavy ice, there being only about half a miie of open ,water between the lslaiid and the -mainland. This ice, he says, had drifted in from the Gull' within the past week. it is expected that the steanicrs will meet with difliculiy in ,crossing today.

KARAKUL SHEEPi-in a rcccnt is-

sue ot' “The Field." published by the Advanced Atzricultural Company of New Yorlt, there is an excellently written article hy Dr. C. C. Young on The Kurnkul Shoop in America., The article, which. is profusely illustrated gives ii tliitiiilegl and intercstiiig his- tory of the introductioii Pot' those slicop in America. Dr. Youiig’s visit to. and difficulties iii, llussia while securing ri flock oi tiicse valuable animals for shipincnt to America.

PLEASANT AFFAIR. -A very siic.

ccssful ciitcrtalnmcnt and social was held in tho Lady Fane lliill at Cru-, paud, on Monday. March 8th, under the auspices ot' Prince Arthur Lodge, L. 0. A. Splendid addresses were given by Ii.cvs_ D. MacLeaii, Rev, George Oriuiiii, ilcv. W. l’. Mc\'ic,in~ tersporscd with clioriises and quar- teties given by the young people oi .Ci'apaud. 'l‘iic hull was filled ivltli ._ large and npprecliitive audience and almost $80 wus realized which goes towards thc \\'allncc Orfihiins Home.

SCHOOL WORK-Following is the

standing of the South Frcetowii School for the iiioiith of February: Grade VII -i, Laura Francis; 2, Ruth Simmoiis; Il, Addie Driimnioiiii. Grade V-1, Katie Reeves und Willic_ Frniicie, equal; 2, Wallace Reeves; il, Marguer- ite l\ic(`ourt; Griide lV--1, i-inzel liiiatliesoii; 2, lilatthciv \\'lii_tc; 3, Jos. Bernard. Grader. lil-1, Hazel Baker; Ilonizli Fraiicis; 3, lliihert McNeil and Albert Stitt-ion.` equal. Grade ll-- 1, Wlllicrt Drummond; 2, Marvin Mc-_ C0urt_; 3, Mary Alice Mc(‘oi_iri.. Grade l. Hartwell Beriinrd. ` '

LAID T0 REST.~The remains of

the into Mrs. McNutt were laid to root in the Pcopie‘s Cemetery Wednesday afternoon. Service was conducted at St. Pours Church by Rev, T. W. Mur- phy, the choir assisting ln _the ser- vice. The pall-bearers were Mr. Jus- tice Fltzgerald. Alex. Horne, E. ll. Haviland. Chas. Lyons, W. H. Aitken and T. C. James. The late Mrs. Mc- Nutt was ti daughter ol! the liitc` lion. Francis Longworth, and was held in high esteem by all who had the plea- sure to know her. She leaves tn mourn one daughter. Ethel. hospital superintendent ln Montreal; two .step

Calgary and Miss\Faiinie McNutt. of Charlottetown; three brothers and four sisters. who have the sympathy of the community in their bereave- ment.

"We have complete line ol' all the

very heat smoking and chewing to bacco procurahlei-»the 'kind you want, the kind that tiatliitles. MacKinnon

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The White Sale Offers otable Values To-day in Dainty Muslin Underwear

YEAR AFTER YEAR THE ECONOMICAL HOUSEWIVES _ALL

OVER P. E. I. take advantage-of the great saving chance offered _in this an- nual sale of White Goods including Towcllings, Sheetings, Pillow _Cot- tons, White Cottons, Towels, 'Table Linens and_Napk1ns. Year by yeai lin- en closets that have run low are restocked at this great sale. This yeai des- pite war conclitions, the assortment is gi'eai_;er than ever-_-in spite of the ad- vanced cost of linens, we are offering bargains as attractive as in past years. And then-there’s the great sale of Whitewezii' on the second floor--t_he most attractive offerings ever shown _you wethmk.

Some of the Special Night Gowns

No. Y 100. Night - dress, good

strong cotton, slip ovei' style and fin- ished round neck and sleeves, with ai neat lace edging; 'l.eng'th 58 and 60. Price . . . . _ _ ._ . _ _ _ . . . _ . . . . ._ .500-

No. Y 192 Gown made of fine Nain-

sook, slip over style with a V shaped yoke, back and front of fine Swiss ein- broidery of 21 very pretty design, a nar- row row of lace insertion joining the pretty yoke to the gown. It has very short sleeves edged with embroidery and lace to match the yoke. Price itil -50

No. K 271. Come in and sec our

special white gowns marie of strong white cotton. This garment; has ti V Shaped yoke trimmed with wide tor- chon insertion edged with lace to match and drawn at yoke with ribbon. The short sleeves are edged with 'si 3l¢’_» in. lace to match yoke, a real bziigain. White Sale Price . . . . . ._ . _ _ _ . _ .600-

No. 9446. Another gown of fine

Nainsook, set in sleeves of neat eyelet cmbroideiyhas ti wide einbroidered yoke with a wide enibroidered band of insertion torming' an empire effect. A very pretty band of wash ribbon in fi-ont, size 58, (30. White Sale Price, 3i"°l.75.

No. 'Y 120. Night Gownmade of

very strong cotton, yoke composed of twenty pin tucks edged with Hne em- broidery beading drawn with wash rib- bon forming a V shaped neck. Long sleeves edged with a deep frill, embroi- dered button front.; sizes, 58 and 60. Price .. ...931'-

Other gowns too numerous to

incntioii-prices ranging from 93-00- ::.t~.’.'». 2.50. 2.75. 3.00, 3..'»o,,-L00.

White Sale Values in .Petticoats

One of our special underskirts

made of strong cotton, has a 6'/_» in. tucked lawn .frill edged with 3 inch heavy lace. Price U50- We also have some trimmed with fine lace and ein- broidery.

UNDERSKIRT made of fine Nain-

sook, has a seven inch frill of fine eye- let embroidery of ai very neat and pret-

ty design. This skirt has a plain dust trill edged with fine torchon lace, sizes 36, 38, 40. Our White Sale Price itil-35

UNDERSKIRT of very line Naili-

sook, very neatly and firmly made, has a wide , muslin embroidery frill of ti dainty, solid and eyelet. leaf design. Price . . . ..................¢i'il-60

Bargains in 'Dainty Corset Covers

No Y 920 A neat e corset _cover

made of good strong cotton, trimmed around neck and sleeves with wide tor- choii insertion and edging to inzitch, drawn with silk ribbon. Sizes 34 to 40. Pi'ice_........... . . . . _ . _....7~¢5<i

N Y No. 935 Corset Cover of fine

cotton, neatly made with peplin, ii deep yoke in front of embroidery drawn with wash silk ribbon and ti fine tor- clion edging around arms. Sizes 34 to 40. White Sale Price. _ _ . . . . ._ .350-

No Y 1167 Corset Cover of

strong cotton, fitted style, narrow fine embroidery on neck and arms, neatly 'finished with pearl buttons. Sizes 34 to44. Price _ . . .

No. Y 962 Adainty corset cover of

fine cotton, yoke prettily trimmed with two rows of val insertion and embroi- dery, edgcd. with fine val lace around

Some Specialties

No. 1131 A fine nainsook slip,

very prettily trimmed, the yoke is com- posed of two rows oficinbroidered in- sertion and one row of beading drawn with a colored and white wash ribbon and edged with. a fine torchon lace, round neck and. arms, the skirt is fin- ished with an eight inch frill of solid

and eyele_t_gmb_t;oid§_i;y_ of a very dain: ty design..,,._White elpiriee ...$1.0-»

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neck and arms. A real bargain for ."i`0l'. - '

No. Y 9930 Another corset cover

of fine iiaiiisook, neatly made and fin- ished with ti pcpliii. This garment has two rows of val insertion and one of Swiss cmbi‘oidei°y forming' at deep yoke in front finished with a fine lace beatl- ing' drawn with wash ribbon around neck and Sleeves. Sizes 34 to 42. Pi‘ice........... . . . . . . _ . ._.750-

No. Y 1053 Corset cover made of

fine white batiste, has-a three inch yoke of inuslin emb1'oide1'y beading drawn with wide wash ribbon and edged on both sides with fine torchon insertion and lace which is drawn with narrower ribbon. A real dainty and lacy garment. Price _ ._ _ . _ _ _ $1.15

Also plain black lawn corset cov-

ers. Price

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in Princess Slips

Another slip of much finer cotton

with an embroidered yoke in front of dainty and very pretty design and drawn with a wide wash ribbon. This

garment has a nine inch tucked ilounce

edged with a pretty embroidered frill. sizes 34, 3_6, ss, 40, white' :_5al¢',1°,ik.~_é sii_t,5o. _ ._ ».

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