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It pays to buy in this province. -
w, A. Stewart, tailor, Summerslde,
spent Sunday in this city.
Miss Pearl Fraser, city, steno-
grtiplier in the firm of Beer & Weeks, has resigned her.position with that iirni and has accepted the position as steiiographer in the bookstoreof rm-ter & Co., city.
Scaforth Acorn of Pownal has re-
ceived a telegram from South Boston announcing the death of his sister. Edna, Mrs. E. Day, which occurred after 5, four week's illness of bright’s disease. The remains are being i Wm-ded to this Province for burial in Birch I_-Iill Cemetery and may ar- rive todav uf tomorrow. The funeral will be announced later. A husband inid two Y‘0ung children are left to mourn. `
quite an enjoyable time was spent by the Boy Scouts of this city in the Y. _M. C. A. on Friday evening when the City Patrol gave a supper which was served in excellent style by the patrol leaders, assisted by others. There was a large attend- nncc and the boys enjoyed themselves thoroughly. The object was to give the scout work for the coming season n start and judging by -the en_thn- siusm displayed at the supper it has already received an impetus which will have its effect as the season ad- vances. Scoutmaster Rlelly presided in a capable manner. The first speaker was Col. F. S. Moore, who t~ongratulatod the boys on the splen- did opportunities they have todayl which were not to be had at the time when hc was a boy. Hc spoke of‘the
The Business Men's and F th _
giment howling teams howlozrleagie. game on the Arena alleys this even- ing.
Miss Enid Howatt, city, 1, ,
cepted the position of stcnog‘::,|>1?; in the firm of Beer & Weeks, city and commences her new duties thu; morning.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Trevir_
RUNS. (nee Isabel Hine, city) will 129-ke place from the residence of her father, Henry Hine, 107 Rochford St. this _afternoon at 2.30, service com. ’“°“?‘"g 'lt 2-15. Rev. T. W. Murphy officiating. Interment will be 'made at _the People's Cemetery. The ,.e_ mains arrived in this city on Sntnr. day on the Earl Grey and were ae- conipanicd by the husband of the de- ceased. The pallbearers at the fun_ eral today will be: Samuel Lowe (;_ W- WOFUW. Henry Lowe, Harry 150,,-_ WT- W- Carpenter and James Kelly.
The special' evangelistic services in
the Baptist (-hnrch will continue this w_cek_ each night except Saturday, 1),., glllnlnll at 8 o’clock. There will bc a preparatory ‘ prayer service in the ve_stry each night beginning at twenty minutes to eight. The main service each night will be in the large rm,m_ Hugh McLean, the sweet gospel Sing. elf- (`lllEI0-FY. Will Hiiiif solos each night and have full charge ofthe music. Mi‘. McLean is n most effect- ive singer and a nian of the finest Spirit. He is making his niark in the business world, and as a native of this province his many friends feel proud of him. Here is a layman not too much absorbed in business to f0l'f-ret to use his abilit f
’i'he first schooner to put into this
Port this year was that owned by Capt. Will Dean, city, which arrived here yesterday from Georgetown.
'l`lie Guardlan's news stall was
shown on Saturday a twig of house plant called the Otheite with two nicely and by no means small or- anges attached. This plsnt is about _ two feet high with large oval shaped leaves- of an extremely pretty 'deep green shade and owned bv John Han- cock of Wood Islands North. The plant is now in bloom and has seven oranges attached.
The iritert-st in the special evange-
listic services at the Baptist Church was very evident yesterday by 'the at- tendance at all the services. In the morning the Ilcv. Z. l.. Fash preach- cd a strong sermon on "The Christ- ian's (‘oiiimission." Hugh McLean, Valgary, sa/ng most effectively a solo, and the choir repeated the Easter inusic and did it well. In the even- ini! Pastor' Fasb preached to a large congregation. His subject was “An Opportunity Improved," and he drove home the truth \vith. telling effect. Mr, McLean sang again with his sweet voice and line interpretation. The choir repeated the Easter anthem of last Sunday evening and received much praise. There was a special evangelistic service in the Sunday School in the afternoon when Mr. Mclican sang and Pastor Fash gave a brief address.
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Mr Heller, Murra 1'-lurboi . 2.0
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O’1”1‘AWA, April 20-The matter of
the participation of Canadian repre- sentatives in the Festival of the Em- pire sports in London, the last week in June, was brought before the gov- ernment today by the Amateur Atb~ letic Union of Canada. The sports are limited in character and confined to teams from Great Britain, Aus- tral-asis, South Africa and Canada. The programme consists of :
Athletics, 100, 220 and 880 yards,
one mile and hurdles; swimming, 100 yards and one mile; wrestling, catch- as-catch-can, middleweights; boxing heavyweights.
The sports will take place at (‘ry-
stal Palace from Jime 24 to July 1 inclusive, and .Lord Dcsborougli, pre- sident of the Olympic games of 1908, is chairman of the committee. The ministeres interviewed by Francis Nelson, of Toronto, on behalf of the Union were sympathetic with the pro- posal which has already been accept- ed hy the Australasian and African athletic authorities.
Hon Mr Fisher, who has charge of
the representation of the dominion at the festival, promised his immed- iate consideration and expressed his desire to aid in the extension of ama-
iiinc when thu Dresvlit hllillling was cause of Christ wherever lieyiiilixy erected and the corner stone laid by It is a very fortunate thing for them; HW- 'l`l1'¢0- (`-\1Y101`-HtHtilu: that there Services and the city that he is here was no place for the boys in the _iust now. Rev. ld. ll. (‘alder yi-ln, |»hins~they were left to the street has prexirhcd so acceptalily they pus; <-oriicrs. I-Ie urged the boys to inrike four weeks, will preach each “iam the best use of the splendid oppor- this week. There is a very ilqpphin. iunities and stated that the scout terest in the services and` it ex- niovcment was one of the best that pected that this week will be thc best he knew of the kind. He was follow- yet. ` ' rd by Ex.-Cov’r. McKinnon who made si>8CiHl I`0f9f€l'lC€ 1-0 thc trip to Eng- Last evening in St. .lnmes (‘-liurch land of the part-~ of Bov Scouts from Rev. T. F. Fullerton delivered a pnrl Vnnada to participate in the review ticulnrly strong serinon, dealing with by King george soon after the CON)- Qlgr-.liivork of Snvonnroln, the famous nation. e said that detailed ilans U an In0rl1l, political and reli ions would be announced in the nealr fii-_niggfnlef Whfl WHS but to-deiitil: in tnrc. Two boys in this cit had - 'lt thc illfiluncc of l’o1c Alex. sisxnilicrl their intention of goin; In-0_»VI. The speaker reviewed th; life _of vided the expenses were within a the famous intellectual light of the i-1-nsoiisible sum and he hoped that mteenth "9"t“\”Y will U10 Cifflditions, otliers would join with them. Major moral- 90115001 und Spiritilul, of the w,.,.ks was next caved 0n_ He ,.e_ country during his ascendancy into vicived briefly the organization of the Pllllllc life- H0 defllt more purticii- I-'rout Movement in Canada and the lmly with th" °fl‘“"l~f‘ ‘if S1’-VOWIFOIR loriiiiition of the provincial council, mwnrds mfnrllling the l’0“tic“1 ihrre nieiiibers of which were in at- 'flethmls of the tmm' Blmmrlglthut he ,,_,,,mnc0_ He hoped that pnmolsiiecogiiiaeil only the Kingsliip of Jes- would soon be organized in other-“S ohm" "nd st"""" tl’ lm"-L7 gov' pin-ts of the province and referred to emments under the, sqverclgll power the t\\-oipatrols now in Summcrside of dh? Lord “nfl S.‘w“’“" , of mlm' which were soon to be affiliated. The claimiiidg all legislative bodies should lilujor contributed a liumourous'ilfurglll-1§(lspbg'kctll§ sgT;,|l,l,t,,.3.f,,|:;,h0,,s:`;l;’,; sinftuli and a reading which vverel ' _ _ ‘ ‘_ _ ‘ L'l`i‘Iltly f‘uljDy€‘d by those present- The i3ill?>i‘ll1}:i(tioi?rbt'\lli:"ll3dli'lgtisédllelli ill incl-tin' cosed with God Save lic ' ~ . ` -' U , _ » " i ii” ws;
"' that of others lutcr \vho gave their
1: Spring’s Sarsaparilla Dllrmes the lives in the grcnt ciiuse of righteous- bliuul arouses torpid liver, drives out ln9SS- In 010510! hi* Silfikc Of the dru- nll impurities, cleanses' and tones iipllfllilfili flcllth Of Sf\V0Il11F0lH- Wim. U) 111,. ,system am]}w1|,S “atm-e throw on the very lost expressed his fuith in
the dullnoss` that comes from indoorlthe 9_0-Vinf-3-' lmwm' of (`h"lSt "ml ‘i“°t` lm. of wim_cr_ It Houses energy' cd his last words us on evidence of
0 teur sport, particularly on this oc-
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Nine qcinti'ib\itoi‘s, per Rev.
Mr. Sablcs, Bay View . . . . . . ... 7.00
lied Point Sunday Sclioni, pc~
casion. The union will be advised as soon as possible of the decision in thc matter The ('z1nadian rc icscnta-
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J- E- R‘-‘ll°"t’“"l~-- 7-00 tion will probably number eight com-
- petitors, wnosc selection will be tak-
, on as the sending of a
l:2ar\rlipir~?£;.s:3re_<l. The l`:v.nztdinii swim-
ming association will be risked to
FRIGHTEN HIS
dcnl with its branch.
LONDON, April 20-When Kim:
George was takin his usu 1 mornin
ll 3 f-Z
ride in Windsor Park yesterday, ac- '
conipanicd by Lord Charles Fitz- inuiirice and Sir 1~‘rederick Ponsonby,
ii. group of merry school clii1dr_en ___
lined up in the roadway, waving hats
and flags and cheerin boistcrously. _ ` _ The sudden outburstg startled the WATHINGTUN-_ April 20“Thl1'@ hm-ses' which commenced D,-nncing_ President Taft is more _determined The king who se¢.,mcd`t0 be amused, than ever that the United States ,~(._¢urne¢1 the Salute of me Children must not intervene in Mexico became und raised his hut to some of their kn0\l/YI ll9Y'€ this B-ff-€l`"00n. f0ll0WlIlE mothers standing in the background. il Cf’“fe"e“°9 between; the lll'€Sld0f1l¢
- and. Secretary of State Knox and' a
'"TEl"'"'°"“L WNGRESS ?I£l‘.`l‘$l“"i-1.2' ..'i'.f.§..i'Z.‘?.`l"°.t.§’€..i'°lil§-‘l“‘l€
0" diriicuities must arise out of ‘condi-
-_ tions in Mexico because of the prox-
V _ _ _ imity of fighting to the American 8-
` _ __ ’ i. ta es wo o ma e a war."
for the second International ion- Dr_ vas. "ez Game head fth
_ _ _ , ri 2. 0 c
‘gross on (hild s Welfare, which is to Cmlndentiul agency of the Mexican assembl her, e t le' tl . -
0 " P "_ “'“ '_ le “"'*l”` revolutionlsfs here, announced today
ces °f_ the Autlollill (mlgress of that if all the preliminary details of Motheis. The sessions will last nn thi, pronused am,iSt,ce_we,,.c arranged
entire week. The addresses and dis- '- _.-1 t_ -d . `m ‘cussions will treat of the relations sgtlséfrlctod y to bgih sl es’ he won
. s ar or Juarez, ex., in the course
:ii ;‘;‘;:;“.z° .l:.';f.“°-.‘;".i‘.?.‘°..‘- °“.1‘;2l: of - to
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phase ol' the general siibyects willbe forlmll pence conferences la nm
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BUFFALO, N. \'., April 20-Six
men were injured, one probably fat- ally, when ii New York, Chicago & St. Louis liailway passenger train eaptboiind, from Chicago, struck a freight engine while entering the lo- cal yards today. Guy Hurbert, of Indianapolis, who had jumped on the passenger locomotive for a ride, was probably fatally hurt( The other, all trainmen are expected to recover. A misplaced switch caused the accident.
A FORTUNE TN SALT.
James I-Iodgkiu.-ion, a manufactur-
ing' engineer of Salford, England, re- ceived from his agent in the United States the other day afcablegraiii saying: "l have sold the American right to an American-Canadian syn- dicate for $5,000,000 and a royalty." This message referred to an invention of Mr, l-lodgkinson. a man about 70, who, after four years of investiga- tion and experinicnt, discovered a, new method for the manufacture of salt which it is said will revolu_tion- ize the salt ‘industry of the world. says the Christian Herald. The in- vention niakes a single :ire heat salt pans, instead of seven fires for the same purpose, nml will produce all varieties of salt and all sizes of cry- stals simultaneously. The Canadian Pacific railroad bought the patent rights for Canada, and the English salt union. has an option on the rights in Great llritaiii. The invent- or says: “The effect of the new pro- cess will be felt with great force in the United States, where 4,000,500 tons :ire produced annually, the pack- ers of (lbicngo alone using more than Great Britain’s total annual produc- tion." The inventor claims that his process will save three out of every four tons of coal now used in salt- making. He says that the plant will be smokeless. Mr. Hodgkinson says that his~is about the 'iizat ii~'.iif‘-.isc- ment in the manufacture of salt since th; il:i_vs of Nlcthusalch.
PLANS FOR MODEL (‘I'l‘Y
The Times of (lhestcr, Pa.. desires to make that town so adniirable that anybody who utters a "kick" will be properly regarded as an unapprccia- tive monster. Ilut it sadly admits that before the happy state is at- tained there will have to bc a lot of repainting, straightening of front floor steps, removal of unsightly front"fences, repaving of sidewalks, pruning of trees. etc., etc.. etc
if-A on-:D1 2
SMITH-At Harrington, April 22,
1911, Sydney Smith, aged 85 years. Funeral this afternoon at two.o'- clocli from the residence of his son Douglas Smith. Interment in Peo- plc’s (lenietery.
SE-LLAR-In this city, April 23, 1011,
Mary Ann Cook, beloved wife of George Seller, aged 86 years Fiinernl will take -place from her late residence, Green Avenue, to- morrow, Tuesday, fit two o’clock p.
t I’ lc ' C t
. omiuen persons 'om al par s 0 _ ' ' -' . . . ' _ m- llllefnlen ` _cop 5 _“me ery' .
|,,.,K},t_,.n_.; thn eye' dents the brain his great faith in his Muster. He tl - peels for an armistlce were hrillhtci
inni ,.-ii-is iighuiess to the step. Price ;f€¥°ff¢‘l *O him _“S ‘>§£‘°_“f If/Ili? drills* ii - =i;;2:;:»;'“:::..‘;;.‘;'S ci; 5. ...is (n" Nw' Gt' ('e0' & Kt' sts' lvnlue, spirituzilly and cducationeilly.
ic United States und Crtiiaila and _ _ from several of the countries of 3'3" ever tmhfly' He sddeglgzgfs fog lfiuropc hiipe iicccpted invitations to _)";_tli’;';`1l"t_Sencf;sSl;‘;§;e wgfffd' H,_e';l
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Fon Usa AFTER Meats
HERE is no soap equal to Sunlight Soap for washing dishes. lf gels every particle of grease and dirl--
malcee all glassware sparkle like cut glass --and leaves your
dishes io be merely dried without the neces- sity of rubbing and polishing.
JL; .se J; ei *i 2. 2-.: '
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Vl ,_ if any chemist you employ can had anything '._;f_l butpure soap.
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Un Sunliglii Soap according to directiona- Iry if just once--sud convince yourself ilisl il will do twice as much u oilier soaps.
- Madcro refused absolutely to grant an
armistice as suggested by Dr. Gomez at Washington. He"sent in wor`d to- ,day that he would` talk arniistice af-
' 'ter the battle of Juarez and then on-
ly, “They want an aruiisticc to get up reinforcements, that's all," Mad- rerg said. “We will first., fight. My .army will win or be whipped at -T011*-2
‘ before we talk arniisticc."
. MRS. W. F. MCLEIN
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DIED SUDDENLY
TORONTO, April 19.-Mrs. W. F.
MacLean, wife of the M. P. for South York, died suddenly last night aftcr a short illness at the faniilv resi- dence, Donald's farm ,East Torrin- to. The, deceased' lady, whose maiden was fifty-two years of age.
Mrs. MacLean in the afternoon
Indian `
Root Pills,
stand higher in public estimation than any others, and'tlieir'ever- increasing sales prove
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Just the corn-l¢ernel- \
the veritable “sweetheart of the corn-rolled paper-thin and criillerl i
golden-brown. Kellolg'l '
'roAs'rEn CORN FLAKES
is just a little better than delicious! The first spoenful will tell you better than a page full of adjectives, why this is the cereal you never tire of for breakfast
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MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
Halifax, Moniriwil_ Sydney, CHARLOTTETOWN, St. ]ohn'a, Nfld.
had been out driving. Shortly af-
. _. ,_ ' ter dinner she fell in a faint and lZl’lell'l,Tle|"it°Phy5|cian|
_ . passed away in a few minutes. Death ' `
,. ` ' E] was caused bv the .sudden formation Preacnbe thanx '
-‘ " A of a. blood clot. 'l\lr. MacLean and .A bn!
6 ‘ _ ` Miss Maclican were at home at thc
_ ‘ . ' tinic. ._ _ _ _ _ _ ' __ ‘ “'”iTi-nirini~fssci'fniTi'Es.
3 ,--____ _i‘ ~ -~ 1- ~ ~ . STQCK NQTES April 21, 1911.
- _ T_ _]_ Wiggintonl Brldgctowm sold Quotations furnished by J. (‘. Mac-
. _ _ his colt ten months old to Edward Kl“F°5h & 0°" Ex°l‘a“g° Bulmmg'
_ eiglg “_” _“_ ‘;-----_-_-_~.-.-_»--;_- _ -_ Mepeiisia, st. Georges, for $00.00. Hum'-“‘ N- S-
Y
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~ " . ~ mother wants.
in Ld ‘l.‘lv' . \..._ ' _ fn distinctive, boyish styles and
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.~ knows. Clothes that “stand 'the racket" is what every
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®»)\_~_ rj(/'V/I (Q Forest Hill for about the sam A ‘ / "’I l money. This' speaks well for Oak
J HAH|il0N.0NT. " Leaf as a stock getter. 4-24dr1i.
y 1-, A -
/D ‘ ' “' i fhg adkff' Over three hundred nurses and
/ '. L, Clothes ,land R housewives apronsln lawn linen- ._ ‘\\\ D I (\ Rouipiiig, running around, plziying_ at leap frog, swf'tfhlga";';`gg'rg€;:,a“%e‘é“'3:?;`;g
6 .-shilnnyglgrbaseball, yopy youiig.-get iplpliinlyrfililoyvatgie . agmni fo,.fnu,.s°5_ The madgoft
- . u. ii t oor exei se .' i s, . 5- n B '\ 0' 0 l q hilt tligbs iildgglgwiii; cheeks. g ‘ thlgtltg gudplr£~";rl%\¢,agr tll`;t 31 Ill l' ' xg yBut while exercise is essential to health and piopcr _ gg:1"°‘;;‘;;,';°°"‘f:°‘r:£::s bgxlnqg
. /' gvrowth, it is terribly hard on clothes, as every woman ' ' ‘ '
. 1 l
A6 /\ '// ` l To fill the demand for piniost _uiciir in gyoysft audllit-
tle boys’ clothes we creater a spccm epai iiien . ere
l Sanford Juvenile' Brand (`lothi1igisfiisdc-- cloilies ihat|
guaranteed fo yield sound sterling value in cast-iron dur-
This is a good price for a colt of that age. This colt is sired by the fast pacing stallion Oak Leaf, owned by James McDonald, Bridgetown. D, N. McPherson also sold a filly by the same horse to Alexander McKinnon,
U today if you want an apron. Peg ons 4-24d3l. = _...__
New Curtains and
wear-proof fabrics, are A A curtaunngs at Beer
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abillt and ood if earance
P - _
lfyis an ogy thing leo :ink for "§l:inf'or<l jnvmiih- Clo lima," luil if
means ri whale Im ina mother io ct lhcm
Visit. heleridinz clothlzng or dry goods store in
yoiii'-luoellt . You will find is hnndsonie nnd tyouiplete
mowing of {he Intent Bprinz and Hummer sty es ready ‘
for your inspection. .
w. I. siisronu muunicrinusn co.. umm( nmitros. _
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_ _ _ md best lfatterns, are bound to run out. ` stamp Briny Deép Serge" il. & o. ' 2
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Carter & Co., you have got the best the factories can produce, the best in beauty of design, coloring, and what is important you have not Paid ton much for it. Give us 5 chance tn de- monstrate the above. Our stocks are moving out fast. and many of the
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