Syélney _

an _ _ ‘ Reserve Coals also Wood

Wrifte, phone c'>__1_'_ call

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on ds for fprice_s,,` etc.

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i 5 ls Your Appetite, Poor ?

Feel iiiaoieiir, i , Lack am. bison? n '~ ' _

` Here’s t HUGHES’ Digestive T '

Aii tonic that will im-

prove the appetite, aid digestion, strengthen the stoinach, purify the blood and tone 'up the whole system. _ 'Djfy n SOC borne it win

make you feel tip-top.

Geo. Hughes “The Peoples Driiggist’

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Curtainings ol every descrip-

tion- a' ‘truly complete "variety, You'll iind we are headquarters ior houseiurnishings oi every sort.-Beer & Weeks. 4-29ME tl.

-so » t Hill

the advantage oi the new bliocsl lens. The! save you the expense oi an extra pslr and do away with the annoyance ol adlvldln li

°°“‘° isfi%‘.l_i*.:'z..§‘i.iss.t° ° °°" °'

that make distance and reading equally

distinct.

LW. TAYLOR

South Side Queen P usre

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Put Vim-Snap-i1a:Yii5ur /\

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_ by using Rexall Hypophos- y phites. It is a tonic ideally suited to those who cannot take powders, pills andtablets. ;_ It builds up new bone, adds strength and stamina to ` t-hesvstein, makes more and better blood and strengthens t_he nerve cells. Sold with the Rexall guarantee, money

I back if dissatisfied. _ `

_ Large bottle......».f........ . . . . . ............$l_00

M cK1nnon Drug, Co. -_

_ Cor Great George ard Kerr. Sts. ‘ »

Happy and _Contented-l

__ , A, is the man behind a pipe f- _,_,»-l: full of I-Iickey’s Brigerl: _

._~.Q/' Cut Smoking Tobacco.His ’ .pipe dreams will always be

'Q / peasant because this tobacco f _ _ , 'is manufactured froinonlythe 5 1: _1 ' best Virginia leaf the Aroma ; , » . being pure and fragran‘. Try it for your next smoke.A't all

U i' Grocersand Drugglsts. _

_Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltll. ,

For many 'years those who are satisfied vutht

nothing but the _best come to us for _

I _ ’ 'I Lobs1.er_I?acker s l Supplies . 5 _ 0 . W'e1can»show you _ _what-is really right in pack- `

'ing tables. boilers, trays, colanders-all sanitary sup- plies needi for the factory_--and can give, you prohipt

I and perfectservice at most reas§nahle_rates;.» f . __ i _ t

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uve-oi own? _~ ir. -#icuii ionmanm_so_msii.-

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mxamnimos.-a-ne `ifmi-metal etsminstios ot. Rice Point School 1-°°k Place on Frltlih April Will. There were present with the teacher. nine isveiyn can-ie, um renewing rescuers: Mm same onn-is, nir- V|°Wi Miss Katie Currie, Rocky Pt.; and Stewart Inman, New Dominion, besides a goodly number oi psi-ents. The Ptlvlls by their answers showed s thorough knowledge in the several branches taught. Prizes were given by the teacher for reading, writing and attendance. The pupils then en# tertsined the visitors to a choice so- lecttpn oi recitstions after wmgh the _teacher distributed confectionery. It _tvasiconsidered _~by 511 pi-gnu; the the sch00_l was making excellent pro- grosi. ‘Special mention must be made,sbout the good showing in w_rit_ing. The proceedings were brought to a close by singing "God Save the King."

_ rensomlis

Morris, Dundas, was ln Char-

lottetown yesterday.

Mr. S. E. Reid, Tryon, was in Charlottetown, yesterday.

Mr. C. B. Carleton, Souris, -was in

Charlottetown yesterday.

Mr. A. A. Lord, Charlottetown,

went to Alberton yesterday alter- noon.

-Mft George Rackham. oiiiirioml town, was among those going to Sumnierslde yesterday afternoon. .

Mr. H. D. McEwen, returned to his

home in Morell yesterday alternoon by the eastern train.

. i Canon Slmfpson returned last night

fby thc Northumberland from Wind- `sor, N. S.

Mr. Harold Messervey arrived by the Northumberland last night, (rom Windsor, N. S.

Mr. A. Rattenbury, Charlottetown,

was registered at the King George, Hotel, Sydney, this week.

Dr. D. E. Morris oi Bridgetown,

was in Charlottetown yesterday re- turning by the afternoon express.

Mr. J. C. McKendrick, of the Mas-

sachusetts Silver Black Fox Co., went to Surnmerside yesterday alter- noon.

Mr. L. L. Jenkins, M. L. A., was

in Charlottetown yesterday and re- turned to his home in North Wilt- shire by the afternoon train.

Mr. I. Chappelle, the owner oi Iron

Bars, Gold Bars and other fast horses, and at present located in Pic- tou, ls in Charlottetown on a visit.

Miss Lizzie Stewart ol Dunstad-

tinge, P. E. 1,, who has been spending the winter in Kensington -leit on re- turn horne Thursday morning. ,

Miss Lycia Stewart leit Bummerslde

on Thursday morning tor her home in Dunstaflnage to see her sister who is very ill with pneumonia.

Messrs. Willard L. Jordan, Murray

Harbor; Edward J. Crewe and daugh- ter Miss Ethel were arnon the vis-

W s wry- wioyebu parlor :Mai

evening.

,_ today and mem the dist worein ect ,,

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t6 ,I Toomhs. Greet -.eo it,

home last A large

and

,program oi numbers was ton, presiding the program candy was |

closing w th the

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Mr. Mack Ferguson oi I-Iamptol is

spending his vacation at Cornwall the guest oi Mr. Charles McLean.

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Theiollowing registered at the Vie

torla Hotel, Charlottetown, yester- ddyr lldesers. T.W. McDonald. George- town; H. D; -M_clilwen, Morell; B. H. F0111. FBPKWZ P. C. _Gsllant, Bum-_ l¥l%I‘Slfl8: N. G. Furton, Montreal; `!-I. W. Arnold, 'I‘oronto;, Mrs. J. M. Carr, Truro; Messrs. Bernard Loel, Toron- to: 6. 0. mom, Hsiim; A. J. Pi- nnrd, Toronto; 'C. M. Tompkins, Montreal; W. B. Taylor, Halifax; W. S. Lea, Montreal. _ ` '

The following registered at the

Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, yester- day:-Messrs. L. N. McKinnon, Mont- ague; Mrs. Percy Pope.

The following registered at the Re-

vere Hotel, Charlottetown, yester- day'-Messrs..T, E. McNeil, Brockton, Masai; S. Pineau, North Rustico; E. D. Bell, Montague; Jas. A. McNeil, Surnmerside; John Allan, Royalty; C. Durant, Maylleld; Chas. Doull, Carleton; H. C. Wood, Fairhaven, Mass.; Henry Jones, Hazelbrook; E. S. McLeod, Oyster Bed Bridge; J . J. Larabie, Eldon; H. Tweedie, Earns- clitle; A. R. Gorrill, Northam; -Nell Nicholson, Cardigan; R. McKinnon, Cardigan; Alex Nicholson, Cardigan; J. M. Rooney, Iona; P. J. Cairns, New Glasgow; Mrs. Thomas Cass, North River; Miss C. Cass, North River; Dr. J. C. McDonald and wiie, York; Messrs. W. M. Dunlop, Wood- stock, Ont.; W. Usmout, Montague; C. R. Harris, Boston.

FIREMAN KILLED

THREE OTHERS HURT.

BINGHAMPTON, N. Y,, May In a tire in the Brown block, W Rodman was instant killed b

000 damage.

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Mlnar¢1’s Lrlniment Co., Limited.

Dear Sire,-Your MINARD'S LIN

MENT is our remedy lor sore thro colds and all ordinary ailments.

It never iails to relieve and c

promptly.

CHARLES WHOOTEN.

Port Mulgrsve. '

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::I-Int: notice. Our last shipmen

Panama hats lor the season

leave here Thursda Ma 15th

the guest oi Mr. Peter D. Ferguson. `

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in Smart Hosiery

We have set aside today' as special hosiery da

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~.)¢=. ._ ' ’ You will iind exhibited for your inspection one of tie "_ 'nf ~ _L best lines of hosiery for women, boys' girls and children f _ T wi that is unusually high grade and most reasonably

' \5§ " T priced. We believe we can satisfy the wsntsof anyone

I no matter how particular they are. ' ' " ` » .. __ ____.~

' _ Call in and look over the display. We _know

' """l‘~""‘ can satisfy you on every point. A

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Women°s» Pen-Angle osie_1_~_3__:___. __ _._|

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light shades .................................

and I0. 1547 a _ Finer line ot Peni'nan's in blacks

A good line of Invincible hosiery

for boys, extra strong, reinforced at knee, eel and toe. ...... .. 25s s psir

Princess hosiery for girls, black,

tan and white, all sizes, a good line of strong, smart, stylish hosiery that

A splendid line of Peiiman’s Seamless hosiery for

women ~ the _kind with naturally shaped i'oot,narrowed ankle and widened leg. Shown ln lack, .vgite and

c s pair

I A li l‘ blacks dtans, tro h i ,

Wu wé'.§‘.f7l..i'lf’§’.d in w.‘i‘i’.‘ si...w‘f.°?.'f §i...“§;4 _"?»,°5§.;

well finished. very dressy` and d_ui*a,ble 35c a pair. tl pairs for ...................... ........................ ...... ..$I.00

Thizrline of Ponman's is one nt the best values we

are otfei-ing in moderately priced hosiery. shown in blncks, whites and tans, ii i sizes. For strength, style,

for 254:

, whites and tens,

For Boys--Girls--Children 0

aumbiiig. good fic ic would be very nerd to equal diese at the p ce ............. ..... ..50e sslr

th _A Epo linehofflisle thread hose with slI_l_r anl_;les.just

e g weig t or spring wear, are .i t _a -

lortab e, 750 and ................................ ....... "kiwi

Queen Que ity silk is e hosiery, shown in black

only, a good grade popular y priced at Bde and ....... ..50e

A good line in black lis'e, just theline forthose Who

want something particulany good, stylish and strong

silk unitary in omit, white and :lm ...,.'s|.o'a` i_‘i»x'ii»`

Black silk hosiery, the smartest, most stylish and

dainty at the price you can buy ............. .. $2.00 s psir

. . 50: s pair

will appeal pai-ticu‘nrly strong to you good returns for the money parents ......................... .. 25:: s pair invested ............ ........... ..l0c s pair

Children's ribbed cotton hosiery, A better quality, stronger, more

b'nclr only. At 10cupair we think styish. better made-finer unity

will wear well, wash well and bring children ......................... ..l5c s pair

Moore di’ M cLeod 119 Queen 121 Queen

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this line is an unusually good value, a1< through, good school hose ici' the

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letter." _ pr. Reisner said that _3.\l\l‘.0uptitu-

tional Methodists be ve in li Of conscience and "tlieiigbre wotmltiot mark as devilish that about`._whlch

L_ there is as much good _as the,_'__- thea- t ti-e." He said the church law would

5 ' have been revised at the last enersl

e, conterence had it not been for the

ur "negro vote."

Dr. Relsner said that personally he

had never attended the theatr`s,-mbut ' still believed much good wasedotltby

actors and the stage. He read letters

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Men's genuine “Briny i

tot Dee " Ser e is stamped

P E ~

will “Briny Dfep Serge” every I; three vards. Dye euaran-

METHODIST PASTOR. - from the theatrical managers in ans- DRAYTON'S SALARY R

STARTLES FLOCK. wer to altllltfy from him as to why *-

__ the theatre should expect the sym-

g_ NEW' YORK, May 8-There was patlly ‘and co-operation oi the OTTAWA, May 8'-Hon. Frank m, great raising oi the eyebrows among church. ' Cochrane,, minister oi railways, has

ly y B Methodists ot the old school-as li. re- ~ given notice oi a resolution to amend

falling root, Edward Guilt; was fag- suit oi the sermon oi the Rev. Dr. __ the Railway Act so as to provide ally injured,. and E. C. Chipnian and Thristian F. Beisner, _oi the Graco that the chic( commissioner oi the _ Fred Ridge were badly injured. A11 Methodist Church yesterday, who de- _ board of railway commissioners be " four. union firemen, were buried un. elated that the church rule, iorbidd- COULD NOT STAND _ paid an annual salary oi $13,500. der the tolling roof. The tire did $10,- iflg I119_mlJ0l`B 00 Bfftlld th0_¢l1¢Ht1`°» FOR TEDDY S TRICK3- The present salarybl' Chairman H.I_4-

circuses or horse racing is a. "dead .__ Drayton is $10,000 a year.

HAMMONDS, Ind., May 8_--Mrs. H.

E. Granger, an enthusiastic church and charity worker, iound a three- year-of1d` lad named Teddy in ii tene- ment house last night, where his nio- ther was too ill to talk.

Mrs. Granger took Teddy home to

care for him. She is willing to give him up now to anyone who wants him. This is his record for todayz-

Knocked out her 7-year-old son,

Forest, in pit of stomach, with base- hall, Whipped 9-year-old Ellis Gran- ger, who came to his rescue. Set tire to the house by starting tire with box of matches in clothes closet. Emptied kerosene can in parlor and went to plant’ garden seeds in mess. Turned

hose on H. E. Granger, his henelac-

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tor‘s husband, a lawyer, and ruined,

his clothes. Pointed trout ol house in ellow from aint left b work-

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men ln woodshed.

Teddy is now tied to the ice-box. Q _ ._

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.V _ 1 ll itor§° to Charlottetown yesterday.

Mr. Guy Cameron ol the Royal

Hlibxif Canada, Santo Domingo, has arrived on a short visit and is the guestof his Aunt Mrs. D. Davies, Charlottetown.

Mr. R. B. Rosborough, late mana- ger Barrk ol Nova S0068. Ht GUST' lottetown, is visiting his old 11011'-0 ill Fredericton, N. B., prlor~to his de- parture"!or Edmonton. '

(From Yesterdays Evening Guardian)

Mr. 'John B. Ferguson oi Hampton

is spending `his vacation at DeSable

::A_ gbod blood builder is Rexall ‘

ilood Tablets.. For those who pre-

r tablet iorm ol tonicst it is the

preparnltion you can buy. It puriiies the blood, strengthens the nerves and rortiiies cnc System against all eff tucks `01 spring disorders_and goes a long w y in relieving you ironi what- ¢v¢r ailment you are now suilei-ing. It is sold in nearly 6.000 stores in Canada and the _ United States and recommended ,by every dealer. 50c a box, 3~boxes lor _$1.25 and 6 boxes tor $2.50. The MacKinnon Drug Qompany, Corner Great George and Kent Ste. MU

< :DRUG onirax WANTED. one ,1¢_h_,,: gow years experience. Good

' to the right man. Apply at

once to Johnson dt Johnson. DNS- 3‘,,,_ _ s-iomu

.K»51f"ry Calypso _ _. '

‘ H You Want

Health

Strength A Vigor Appetite

take Hypopliosphites. Fresh supply Just receiv- .ed. Price 5oc to"""$l.25

Johnson & Johnson

The Qtuiiry Drug store.

Vanishing

» Cream

Ii you want a _good com-

' plexion and perfect skin use ` Calypso Vanishing Steam. ~

It is s delightful toilet pre- paration that is' rapidly sh-_ gggneql by the skill, keépl if healthy, clear; soft and'vel~ vogy-ir is tire: assistant to

Nipuxe was bwutldyig, -ff: ,r

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we will send for it. National Cloth- I ' med Near unequaue

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Have You Commenced House Cleaning Yet?

To help youori the house cleaning job, we have this year a large variety of ara _

have succeeded in landing the biggest assortment procurable._ We feel sure that you will I

' be pleased with our present display, as we can supply any article you want to_work with. = ~ ______

The goods shown are famous the country over_for QUALITY, while our prices are the lowest. Let ns help you to get over the busy time with the least trouble and expense.

Read through the list below and make out your order.

` ticles to choose from. We have scoured the country over looking for the best lines,,an

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~ _/it/ill' ” perils. uociifyifcsgffl Poiigii, ine 1;: oi iiiiiffiiiieiiqisc P¢f¢=l1~%"‘1-.

' if _. -.ahh Brushe's,5c and upwards. Whltewash Bi;u$°.° £12; "ff, ".~ _ mi.. bm ci it .s¢|- rw J ~~

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Close Prices _ on Articles that you Require ,=_.._., __

DUSTBANE a sanitary sweePinE comP0und kills germs saves ‘W-'*""T:`:"‘A.‘7`»

labor and does away with hall' the dustiiig.Tins ea.l0 &25c i ____;;.__:__f__.__ V/

LIQUID VENEER, a polish for all kinds of wood work, renews, ,__-_j ___ _ ~..__,_-:___ _ ,

cleans and dislofects 2 sizes. Price ea . . _ . . . . .25 & 5oc ___,\f\\ _. ._ _ ___

BUTCHERS FLOOR WAX. The best finish for Floors, is easy to ~‘

' ` apply and _is noted forits durability. Price per lb . . . . 6oc _ ' £1 ‘

JAP-A-LAC, The celebrated .wood finish, made in zgdifierent col- ._,,_.,_,|| ,. /'S-H , ,, . ,. _ ,

°fS~Pf1=fS»‘~° ee’ '°°~ ‘<4 PM ‘Se P1" 3°°- ‘P‘°' lvl|Il|l|l||lll ill ll§lllllllll1.l . 5oc. i quart goo. » ' " " ‘ " ’

caowN at iiNci-roa Floor Pam 55° pu qt Jm\¢m's nicer C, W I lm. T

Enamel makes e splendid finish on floors Price per qt 65c §._§;| / E

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A`LABAS'1‘1NE, The permanent wall finish, all colors 2 i-2 lb. ' <'~- ‘ _

pkgs. soc 5 lb. pkgssoc ea.; _ H _ _ _ _ _ _

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, ;` , _goin oéupwards; tove rus es rom ,c_ - . '3 _ 'Tm -

f;'.` ti, » ~s5¢.s_ ft. sito 7 ft_ 9.35, s fi. sl 5g. rout €flPif::;f§¢f;‘u‘l§, °§ N e‘_P°§,‘;‘;; - ,_ _il White Enamel, X pll1l\l3°¢» V » _ '

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