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Children Ne. Balcony 26c.

Children 16o.

MAKE FAMOUS ADOLPH zunoiz

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Fitters Edward

BEBE DANIELS

Thg glory of I beautiful

dancer who risked every-

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Adolph Menjou.

Topics Of The Day

“Maid And Millionaire” _

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ONE NIGHT» ONLY i TUESDAY, APRIL 17TH GRAND ORCHESTRA CONCERT

BY THE

CHARLOTTETOWN ORCHESTRA’

ASSISTED BY

THE MALE CHOIR

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q AND THE FOLLOWING SOLIOISTS Eli Mles Bernice Stultx ...................................... .. Violinlete fi; Mrs. W. E. Fletcher ._. Soprano Mine Belle Cheshire ..... . Contranlto fit Mr. Albert Greene _ ............................................... .. Saxaphone .¢\"!- f unoen THE DIRECTION OF t . I ‘. ' MR. W. E. FLETCHER ,5 ‘ a»: BELLE CHESHIRE \' I Acoompanieta nu. w. E. FLETCHER $EAT SALE OPENS FRIDAY MORNING AT 9.30 A. t‘. ., \ § l-RICES—52c, 80c, $1.10 y. ....,,, --- _- ..

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Bonnie Babies ”

Glen l: eell U! Dr¢||hta throughout Con-J- Sole Agenle for Canada r

Herold P. Ritchie & Co. , Ltd., l0 McCeul St., Toronto

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' I HICKEY’S BLACK TWIST CHEWING TOBACCO

Hae been proven to be the BE8T flavored, and moat

i ' utlefying chewing tobacco. Thole who uee tobacco eey

eo, in fact they elmply demand HIckey'e and will notic- cept any other.

SAY HICKEY’S TWIST when you want a- real, good juley chew, and avoid rile- appointment.

MILLIONS OF FIGS USED VEARLY

liltllillY & NlCIl0LSON

' TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED.

MIMIYICA. err Charlottetown

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“THE WORLD’S APPLAUSE”

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A Demille Production Vi

iTruro Men Had

Miraculous Escape

. Tnnrto, April iiw-ilncslie C011- unlly and Jim LYNCH. Blniiiflywfi .n the C. N. R. Freight "Shed 11976‘

I jinn] n miraculous [loading empty acetiylle H“! will“ ,ii-.to a. car. Lynch had inst D1116“! the lust tank in the car whcn he; ldlscovered it was leaking, He, btnt over the container to tight on the valve and as he did so the

out tilt head of the tank, a terrific explosion. I

The concussion drove (Connolly- wvho was leaving thc rar, out th(. door and into the shod. Piizking himself up he rushed to the aid oi‘_ Lynch who was coming out oi the. car with his coat in flames. He: tore the burning garment of: 1113* com-pziziioirs bzwk, thus saving, him from bcing .ba1lly burned. 'i‘hv[ inside of tlic car was all in llfllllilfl rind tearing another enpioslcn, ant alarm xvas rung in. The firemen‘ were quickly on the scene and cx- tiiegitishod the tire in short order {One end of tho car was complcte ly blown out by the force of thr explosion, which could be felt 'al over tllc town, The men warp not seriously hurt. Lynch was badly burned around the taco and hand-s. but otherwise ho sufferer‘ m-nstly from shock. Connolly was also badly shaken up

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zzRcquisite on the Farm-Every Jarmcr and stockralser should hoop ‘a supplyrot‘ Dr. Thomas‘ Ecicctric O31 on hand, not only as a ready remedy for ills in the family but bccauselt is a. horse and (rattle medicine of great potency, As a substitute for swoct oil for horses ‘and cattle affected by colic i; far surpasses anything that can be udmilnttvtcrcd. -—----¢e-c-i—- DUCK HUNTER ' BADLY WOUNDED

‘ GANISQ» N3. 571"" 9‘— The steamer Chednlbucw, on her ur . POT-Milk rival horn last evening from 1

ivlhlteheuil, landed Ernest Grover of that place, seriously wounded is a result of an unfortunate gun- ning accident which occurred yes iterduy morning. Grover, wlho is aged albout 20, was duck shootin! Ion the shore about n mile and r halt from his home. He had ehoi several birds, and while reaching for one or these pulled the gun towards him Iby the muzzle. 1n do lug s0 the weapon discharged. the loud entering along the nude: aide ot his arm. it wns the bettei part of two hours, the wound

where Misa Wells. assisted by Captain Cooper. bound up tin wound. but they were unable U

escape from Executive luoatlt last evening when they were wee,“

"i-flflblng Bil-B (Taught tire and bloWKiondykc Gold Rush, is going to Calif-iii! have a try at Laibradorgand is mak-

home or that famous From bore its good

"yrcml lo Amcrc-n. the “Met. lnvlms, Australia 11ml Now Zcnlanil, This is far tic-hi oziouyzh to ‘attest its excellence for ill all these countries it is on H

POLICE COURT-DIM drum: was lined i430 yeeterday and a prohibition caee was remanded tor a week. - _

FREE SAMPUE of Dreco at; A. E. Foster's store Sunnyelda, todwy and 'i‘hursdey. Cali and have Mil‘. Arrthur demonstrate Dreco to you.

THE EUREKA GOLD MEDAL Vacuum cleaner makes house- cleuulng a pleasure. Only $50.00 at the Rogers Hardware Co. Ltd,

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SEE AVERY the Dusky wonder at the Busy Bee Hall, cor. Prince and Kent Streets tonight. Admis- sion 25 and 15 cents. Doors open ut seven. Show commencing at 8.15

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DECORATIONS AWARDED- (‘olozial Auxiliary Force Officers" decutifions hnvc been uwzirttcrl t’; Ziiajor l". F. Mny, of the St. John Fusilicru; (‘aptuln H. F. G. Wood- bridgc, 0i’ thc York lteglment, and ideutennntitfolonel H. H. Boer, of tho P. E. l. Light Horse.

BOWLING CHALLENGE.- Wq‘ the Guardian Bowling Team do hereby chnllergc the Swift (Jana dian Co, Bowling Tcuni too friendly game to be rolled on tlq‘ Lennie of Cross alleys on Sntuw nay nitcrnoon at two dclorifi sharp. ISgd. A. Martin Captain.

BURiED YESTERDAY.—— The fi- ueral or the lute-Mrs. Honors Car. leton took placc yesterday mori- lug from the residence of her s01- inluwv, Mr. Philip Banrbrioir, 136 Elm Ave, to St. Dunsuans Cathr- drul where a Requiem High Mas: was celebrated by Rev. J. ltooney. Service at tho grave was conduct- cd by Rev R. 3t. John.

SOME PEOPLE THINK that tea is too dear today, and as compared with ‘what ‘it used to be. no doubt it. is. Tint is there anything clsc that people use that is not reiutlvc ly as cheap? Think of being ztblc to get u. cup oi’ MORSEiS Tea to: less than one-third oi u cent. A pound of MORSWS standard It'll costs 65 cent and there are 244i cups to a pound.

RETURNS FROM TORONTO._ Jir. J. A. Webster, president Can- ada National Silver Black Fox Breeders Association returned bfonday evening from a.meetlng of the Canadian Nationall Records held in Toronto Ins lie was accompanied b,\' Mr. la‘. H. Raynor and Mr. J. ll. Pritchard 0i‘ Summersldc.

OEF FOR LABRADOR. —<Mr. James Pendergast, the well known racc. promoter and vctcran 0t tho

lug prqparzttions about. April 20th, kind bi a man in enter

to leavo hcrc Jfm is just the succeed in this llfisc, as he has got the nvcn

story t-xpcrlcncc and is not zilrmd oi hardships. ills fiends wish iiim all kinds of sut-t and hqpc

that in: will conic back vcry short ly with his "yiilc." .

OIL C0. MEN MEET-diiossrs. J A. Arscnnult Sumnuwrsldc, WM riilliktir, (Theory, S. Bnnuctt, Al- bcrlon, A, ll. tfutcliftie, iluntor "W"? Paterson “Hilki-r, Kenning- ton and D. I". lllicDtmrtlri, rcprc sentutives 0t‘ thn imperial Oil (Tonrpauy met at tho Rcvcrc Ilotvl last night upon the call of the provincial manager, Mr. Ween-r. and had n helpful ilis-ctiss-‘ou on the business nf tho company. Mr. Pigeon. (listrict mailapzcr, was .'il- so present. This is the first. pro- vincial get-togethcr meeting ID im held and it is the intention tn ccutlnuc them annually.

::.\:\. Oi! That is Famous. Though Pa-naila was not the birthplace of ilr. Thomas’ Electric Oil. it i5 the

compouml name \\'.'1.=

Ccntrul and South

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WEST ELECTRIC HAIR NETS

are considered the best make on the market. They are extra fine quality of hair, are well fashioned and give

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altogether sto-p the flow oi‘ blood. llc was takento Dr. Alt-Garry’: oiticc on arrival here, and Dru MoGnrry and Moore, nfter dress ing the arm, ordered him to be rushed tn the Antigonish Hoop! tal. He was taken to Mulgrave about ninc o'clock last night on

pailled by bis father, John Grove-i of Whitehead.

For Intent‘: and Children

good service.

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SEAEJOAUR SPLENDID LINE 0F houggclgaulng necessities at the

REV. J. o. c-ennv or soums is visiting the city and will sive the address at the mid week meet- ing in the Heart; Memorial Hull u, ha]; past seven this cvonlnl-

HUNTER RIVEi-‘L-in the Mrs.’ Stewart fund the names C. E. Wil- son and J, D. McDonald read one dollar, should have read two dollars giggly-AME?! ‘Mae Wilson has rc- turned to Hunter River utter spend-

!ottc.to\vn.~~~Mrs. Cecil Nunn, (nee Muriel Carr) oi‘ Truro is visiting lier mothcr-ln-lnw Ali's. Wililunl Nunn, Oyster Bed Brit-imi-

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I1."- ~ PERSONALS M13 tlfil\'iii'il->Igl_ll-tiily, Hamilton h; in tlic city.

Mr, .1, P. APG-‘Diilllt. Wellington» i3 in the city on business.

Mr, 1d, A. Xihiadrt-‘St, John is fli he Qrci-u liut0i§

lllr, s. n. llowatt. (r Lear)’. is

uigistcriail at the Quecn.

Mr, l). McDonald, Springton, is fit lm Quccn.

Mr, and Mrs Hopkins, Toronto. ire guests at the Victoria H0101-

Mr, Jug 1.‘. lticlmnalil, Mulpcquc. -i~turn|-il hmnc yvstcr-llly fllf~“-l‘"°°" utter a short visit lo the 01W-

Mr, 1M7, Clark, Toronto, was a cmsi-ngvr- yesterday on the Bor- llcn train.

Mr. id. It]. Sliurbcll, Portage, 1'8- lllllPil home wslsrdnv after =1 Iisit. to tiiii (‘lid’-

.‘.Vlr. liuurlcn Donovan, steward n 1h:- Guiuarc who has been ‘u n visit to his houu- at GPOFK!“ own, rcturni-il ryi-‘Slvrdily l" Him‘ Fnx.

Mr. ‘IVB. McNnill. livcrimlilll- Rumnu-rsitlc. was in the city YP-‘P

om horses a; the Agricultural ‘lall. llc was n EilFSt at the Itc- VUTQ.

Roger‘ Hardware (b. Liel- 4 113i

lug tiwo weeks visiting "1 CMPI

crduy attnneding the sale nf wcs- _

Tho runny friends of Mr. Jack- ‘lorris. sun 0f Mr. and Mrs. 1W1- nzn: Aiorrls, will be glad to know; ‘mt h:- is resting nicely after an "POYIIllOII for appendicitis.

1h‘, Loo Sullivan returned to Sit. Wuustnrfs Ilnlvcrsity Monday cvn-_ ‘inc after spending the Eastcr‘ ‘mliilziys at his homo at Cardigan]

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.\i':.-" Sadie LcLiu-llcur. ltiurrni’: ‘lurhoi spent a pk-nsant WPOICPHII

‘n Pwznull, the gun-st. of Mrs J. .1.

Mrs A, (‘. Mnclslacliern. Yr-rlrf "pint. has ri-iurncil homo illliW/ visiting, livr mother Mrs J. .1.

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Mr. Julm llliiilitlLv. a-ccnmpttnicdi by his sistcr and lilllle‘ niec-n ur-i rived in the city yesterday morn» lug from Sunris, _\lr...\lullally is returning to Si, Dunstmrs to rc-F slmie his studios zilu-r spending luc- Easier holidays ui his hcuw.

r-umuicrciiil mcn Icnvinu the city lw-stcr-lziy morn- ‘iii; \\'i-l‘f* liivssrs. l". t‘. Owl-no, D. ‘Xlallucv, \V. A. irwon, John; '1'. u, Alli-y. mas. sn-‘lizrove. W-V- ryraflp. Tull ‘(llnrkg 'l‘oronln; l‘..-\. lordon. llaliitix; and is‘. Fri-w nan, \Vi11nipcg.

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.__{44->———-- zzAsthmzi (‘aunot Last. \\'hon tho Trentvst. m‘ all iashnm specific is wood. Air. .1. D. Kelloirpfs Asthma itcmcdy assuredly dcscrvcs this: exalted titlc. it has tn its irrcdit ‘housznuls of (‘vast-s udiich olhvr ')i‘t"i"\1ll‘til.lilll:<l had failed to bcnclil. 't ‘brings help tn eve-n the most wcvenc castes and brings the llilllvlll Po a condition oi‘ blessed rclicl‘. Surcly stifle-ring from asthma I24 ncedlc 14s win-n :1 rcmcdy like this lu so on rly HOLUTM].

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For White Teeth and Healthy Gums

ie falt becoming the accepted tooth plate. it preaervee the

Double Nets“ 2

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Single Nets, 3 for 25c.

We have all col- ors.

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meal in chronic cases! KELLOGKPS BRAN IS SCIENTIFICALLY PREPARED TO RELIEVE SUF- FERING HUMANITY AS N0 OTHER FOOD CANl Don't delay a minute! Gct started on Kcliogg’s Bran to-day and your health will steadily improve and bowel conditions return to normal, no matter how long you have suffered with constipation, mild or chronic. Remember that Kellogg’s Bran 1's not an artificial laxative, but natt1re’s own bulk food that acts as sweeper, cleanser and purifier. Its work for health is wonderful! IScsidcs, bran contains the most valuable mineral salts and other life-sustaining clo-

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With the most dangerous diseases close on the trail 0t sufferers from constipation, thczc’s no time to waste on foods with a low bran content! The one answer to constipation is BRAN that is ALL BRAN! 'I‘h:1t’s why you should cat Kcll0gg’s—and eat it regularly; nt least two table- spoonfuls daily; as much with each

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,_ . y Kcllogg’s_Bran,‘being cookeM krumbled,_- 1s delicious gage ‘*_ " 22:22:; " 22.2a.'22“.2“ “"..,.."'< serve Kellogg's Bran Ismto cook‘: with your favorite hot cereal. In preparation, add ‘two tablespoonfulg

of bran for each person,‘ cooking m; cereal as usual.’

You can make thdmost delightm muiiins, raisin bread, pancakes, ma“, raons, ‘etc, ‘with Kellogg's ,'Bran_. and it s fine m gravies, soup; and purccS.

The big thing is to get started on Kellogg's Bran ‘qil1CkIy-—f0g t“ sake of the health of your-Hum“ family—AND LISERVE IT REGU. LARLY ! First-class hotels andilulie servo Kelloggfii Bran in individual packages. Ask for it abyourcd, tauranti V‘:

Try a tube next time. V.

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The Rexali Kodak Store

Phone 219 '

the oriinal BRAN a wreatfir to ca!’

Also Manufacturers of Kellogg's “Wmrtite" Corn Flake: _ - and Kellogg’: Krumblea I

JENKINS _A-& SON, Charlottetown, DealersforKelloggsT. ed Corn Flakes and Bran.

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Do Your RugsLo Drab and Dull? a y They Need a Hoover-Cleaning;

lt_ is eurprisin how the colors in a rug become dulled through the winter. In a most every home there are invisible sooty, greasy particles m the air that settle upon the ru and gradually rob the colon of their natural brightness and fresfihesa.‘ ‘

A. Hoover-Cleaning will bri hten these colors eurprisin 1y. Also The Hoover will beat out: all t e embedded gritty dirtwhich shortens rug life so materially._ In addition, it sweep: u litter and surface dirt and powerfully air cleans, all at the unmet 6. ' '

,By this thorough process rugs are cleaned through and through. Entirely free o the sooty, greasy dirt, they regain their natural beauty. Let us Hoover~ lean one of the ru in your home-

free-and see if its appearance is not noticeably improved- It will not obligate you m any way. ’ .

_Only moo swim The Hoover

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