Smart

wear in stent, gun metal. suede "1

black and the splendid hnish,good 5. quality and a variety of sizes are ‘av worth seeing. $3.00 to ......$.45(l M

07121;*

mmol

' on

We are showing a nice line of "“

new styles in pumps for street

Alley fd’ Co .

B'aby’s Picture

Bsbfs picture should be taken

now.'l his is the time -nn hers is the place to get best results. This is he siuelo where baby is always w. l- come. See samples.

Cook Studio J n *

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1 ~

a 'Hereis cl Snap

8 day' American Black

Wood Clocks at $4.00 each.

They strike every' half hour

on Cathedral gouge. Are good

tixuelceepers. ‘ Every V one gn our

arauteed. Well worth $5.00

price $4.00.

_ \

C. Patterson.

Qt A --- -gs'-_ '.-'

-Teil Ilohars getsihem

“en ol White Leghorna ` Ooek and ten

Pallets W lryirig, also my prize winning en of h to ekln Duclfs (urske and lhur Ducks; in full ia! Bix Diller: Y »

dYorls, P. lil. I.

White VF”-nndntte Eggs, 'la or-ms setting

pen headid by fi/rat prize winner. ‘

A WM illpo. \

, Plant Line Direct Route to Boston

Commenclng May sththe B. S. Hallf s

will Leave Charlottetown for Boston v Haw ssbury and Halifax 'Iuesdays

no n.

Iron: B stun B turdsys r o . For all information apply to

Plant Line Olficn

Charfotteto wn.

MsvlM&l'.'fi.lN:ivs.

Chsrlotzeiown Steam _

' Navigation Co., Ltd.

hcsmmeneinz :Monday the oth of May e _

STEAMER NORIIUMBEIII-AND C

teaves Charlottstownhfor Picilou N. B. at 5.20 o'oloek a. .m., aving iolou on ,-ew,-B .bout 4," p. m, Connections made at!-ictou for all points in nova Scotia ` : STEAM!!! EIIPRESS -

P i d C

rl?5Y°.'i..‘l.‘.'l‘l.l“..°>.§l§.‘li§T'....5~'Ynl‘¢ £52? du (lhens on fs urn shout 4-to tu ln.. onnnaoitinz sr th express trains- ia; 9.':°"° :‘t»°r".§f:'..".;‘:.'r.*:2.';E:l“l‘::‘.$i2i. Oalgaelgandlthe nlted itat-ee. __

_ ~ Ii. Y. WAKEFORD » - \ _ Manager Charlottetown, P. ll. Island. -_ - my 3M\f. ' _

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lesson

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turned It sl 5°

Ma on

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°'.I!'.§

NOERT -A grand elostnl sou the western train Saturday attor' ‘will be rendered by pupils and, noon. ' J nds of Charlottetown School Oli -- '

-seasons _ ‘ “I§i1csroo-Mor. ` ‘ " .__,T5ff § ' »¢d§.>‘-F _y s -' " C " ' ' -

y. sth. There are sixteen numbers 0. B. C., Charlottetown, was a pas- _the program, all good. _Prof. J. longer to her home in New Glasgow ompson, Direegm-, _ by the western train Saturday alter-

--- noon.

HE BWANBEA TRADER "--The "'--_--_-

_ _ _ S ansea Trader, with a very large From Saturday'n Evening Guardian,

' P ` - _ oarso. arrives at this port se seen DEATH Rmoonpnn.-A telegram Saturday and after discharging ber was received by Mir. Matthew Steven-

» cargo sailed again for Summeratde. SOD. Uh0rl0¢¢°¢0Wh._ P- E- I-. lllli

8 will can at Manga", on bn ‘my evening announcing the death oi his cy to Hams; _ brother Mr. John Stevenson oi Hills-

_._. _ horo, N. B.

THE INWARD TRAINB.-_Yesterday _-

e east/ern express arrived in Char- _A $31;-ICE (QOURT.-At the Char-

lottetown ec 9.40 e.m., tee minutes 0 u own Poioe Court this moruius

and bac ’ colors are brown and late;‘ the eastern accommodation at John Cullen and John Hugh" lor

55 p. in., fifteen minutes late; the spitting on the sidewalk were each pe'1‘raverss ti-sin ac 11.45 p; ni., fined $2 or 5 days and S2 or 10 e minutes late, and the southern days respectively. Wm. McFarlane for cgmmodation at 9.55 a. m., on same oilence was adiourned till May

» time, 10th, John Butt for being drunk was

--- also fined 58- or 10 days,

MEETINGS.--'l‘his week Mr. W. J. -_-

oid, Instructor of Live Stock Hue- FROM THE BEA.-Recently while andry has been addressing meetings

» ii

,_ ~ in

~ P- i' J lottetown_ He will speak in the hall

nt Orwell Cove this, Monday, eveniusr May Sth, and at Souiie on Tuesday, M

Lot 18, and has returned, to Char-

eome young men were walking on Stanley beach they discovered a bot- tle that had been carried in by the tide. Inside it, on pert of s. sheet of ordinary note paper, were a few

Saturday the lllth diy of May

,assau-

_ F-R-E-E

Come list: our since and have your

teeth exa in'ed free o char Only takes-a few mlntues and we willatell yor _ exactly what you need and it went can you one penny We malta teeth and guar- antee them to fit exactly, We alio guar- aulee perfection in Crown and Bridge work Extracting and filling without pain, price moderate.

DR ROBINS

Bt , N t d

l‘.i:.:‘.s°° ._ 'i‘r...z§.. “°°' *°°“

I MO l`l-IER should be photo I

'graphed but--Mother thinks

` only of her children when she thinks

of ph imgraph v.

Perhaps sin-.'.l need persuading-

perhapa will csll it unity, but her pictures will prove she is still e. beauty-will be in greater demand

` C th in th me q-wnrpictnres ofyoung |

er ds s. 0 ll s _l

M nt ment for her

_ T ii srumo !l.._______` '*="-- - -

H: sri' >'5 -<3.

will kindly hook orders ahead so as to avoid disappointment. Beer Q. Weeks. 1_-29Mtf

“Vacuum Cleaning. Patrons

'»vZll'hi'ndly hook' ‘orders ahead so as to avoid disappointment. Beer Q Weeks. 4-:9Mtf

f “Vacuum Cleaning. ations will kindly bool: orders . ahead to as to avoid disappointmvn' Beer Q Weeks. 4-29Mtf

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N. ' V

Auction Sale

of residential properly in Chailotte town-on

I am instructed by the Bxecutors

sul Trustees of the late Mrs Cath erine’T Street May to cell by suc- tion “at ra Oelpck noon or. Satur- day the roth dey ol`Msy on the pre ises the corner of Prince and mg Streets in Charlotte own, couigzlijlsititg' a' single house and s _don e _te ement ' These dwellings are in igood repair and the location very n ce- -_ '

Terms and_ conditions `-‘made

'anown-at sie; Any further inform-' ” ion can he o tained from Aeneas

9Wl1» _

. / , ' ‘

' _ R. BEARISTO, "1

_. .~ 'and aid digestion.,Nourlehhig food,

fl- .M°l?°“*1d\§°l"°“°“ Ch“l9“°' 'wen ingested, ei-eecee vusury. vieei

` ' A ' 5' ' ` ' "Au¢¢l'°,`,§¢f,` '_zrsi nrugseors, void: .&¢enc.4-semi.

vited to be present. '

ll'\Bl\

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ty and Millview should not be behind the other ssecie».s.'1‘ne meeting win be gin at 7.00 p, ni,

ing of the Cornwall and York Point Women’s Institute will take place in the hell there on Mpnday, May 5th, at 2.30 p. m. The ladies are fortun- ate in securing the services of Miss Margaret Martin, a graduate nurse ol; the Royal Victoria Hospital, Mont- real, who will give practical instruc- tion in emergency nursing. It is hop- ed that the women of the neighbor- 'ing districts will avail t.hemselves__of this opportunity of securing valuable linformation on such a practical and l useful topic.

‘\ seuum Cleaning; Patrons pER5q|qM_3 ' ,

Mr. Robert Jenkins, Mt. Albion,

was in Charlottetown on'Baturday. ._

Mr. Earl Leard, New Haven, made

the, round trip by the Harland Sat- urday.

.Mr_ Fred Skerry, Charlottetown, was a passenger to Murray Harbor on Saturday.

Mr. Alex. Martin, Vallcytleld, was

in Charlottetown on Saturday and returned home in the afternoon.

Mr. Gordon Prowse, student of the

C. B. C.. went to Murray Harbor on Saturday on a visit to his home.

Dr. Alexander MdPhail has arrived

from Montreal. 'He left Saturday al- ternoon for his summer home in Or- well.

Mr. James Lannan who has been

attending the U. O. C. for some time past, returned to his home in Mont- ague on Saturday.

_ Miss Ruth Dlckleson, New Glasgow `was in Charlottetown on Saturday and returned home on ‘the afternoon train. _

Miss Gertrude Curley, Village

Green. was among visitors to Char- lottetown on Saturday. She return- ed to her home in the afternoon.

'Mlss`-Freda Morrow, student of the U. C. G., were passenger by the eastern train Saturday afternoon to her home in Souris. _

.::A Poor Appetite.-Try Vinol. It _will give you a. good healthy appetite

tones up the digestive qrgnus and gives yous hearty appetite. $_1.00 bottles, money refunded if it noee not do you good E A Foster, Cen-

# 'l~ Pete .leinl the F°t°°

L 2 mowleilv No 16 ' '

‘ People's Theatre Tonight `

- side splitting Lnnin Oom°ilY.

p 4 .` _ _ ‘

Itseeeallandknowsall

cues screens; ~ Ve°_»\in__ ‘__

ay Sth. Everyone interested is in-

CONGR.A'l‘ULATIONB_-~ His mln?

friends will be pleased to learn that Mr. Wlater Shaw, St. Oathar-ine’s, made n. very successful pass in the final examinations at the Agricultur- al College at Truro, N. S. Mr. Shaw ` took second place in the finals. being ‘only ilve marks behind the leading,

INBTITUTE.-Farmers in the vici-

\‘ nity ot Miliview are again considering

he advisability of re-organizing their institute and a meeting will beheld on Monhay night, May 5th, in the Old Hall, which will he addressed by Professor Theodore Ross. Everyone interested is invited to be preeent.'l‘l1e

Institutes all over the Island are _ showing more general signs of aetivl- ----C

MEETING.-The iirst regular meet- ion, see that only an expert, linen.

negro was arrested on suspicion. but

. .

at ig _xo same dey will sell to

_ ,_ _ _ _the 'highest bidder the

ing house and

_s ~_n}..ia...‘vr»y». i>‘s‘l’i$§°»f.fi"°

V lines written in a most illegible hand.

'Phe only words that local experts have been able to interpret is the date of same. November 29, 1912.

DEMONSTRATION MEETING. -

The demonstration meeting which was to have been held last Thursday, by Chas. M. Williams, Representative of the Fruit Division, in the orchard of John R. Edwards, North Wiltshlre,, land which was postponed on account of rein, will be held this afternoon, May 5th at 2 p. m. All interested are invited to attend.

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::I-int notice. Our last shipment of

Panama hats for the season will leave here Thursday, May 15th. If _vou have one you wane ee ns eieaaed wo will send for it. National Cloth- UIK Co. 5-1Mti

U You bring your prescription to us

you will never he sorry. We will' give your order our more prompt attent-

Ged pharmacist attends to the work, check over the prescription to insure accuracy and deliver promptly. pre- S°1”iDtion work is one of the branches of our business in which we claim we can give you superior satisfaction. _Put us to the proof with a prescript- ‘on from any doctor. The McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Ste. MEM

DOG’S WHINES SOLVE MYSTERY

HARRINGTON, Del., May 3-F0l- owing their dog into the cellar of an abandoned and partly ruined house on the Delmar road, two sons oi U. Grant Nicholson made a discovery that led to a partial solution of the mystery surrounding the disappear- ance ten years ego of Mrs. Ann Maloney, who at that time lived alone in the house.

The boys were attracted by their

dog whining as if he had discovered ‘en animal. and when they reached their pet it was pawingat the ground. Lighting some matches the boy_v_ found what looked to them like human hair protruding through the earth.

'1‘hs_boys ran home to their father,

who summoned neighbors, and the men, with spades and picks, soon disinterred a human skeleton to tho skull of which the hair was still fast. On examining it Dr. _J.B. Strickland, who lived here at the time of Mrs. Msloney’s disappearance, decided it was hers and showed the farmers a mark on one of the bones which, he aid, had been made by an axe. At the time Mrs. Maloney disap-

nsared it was thought that she had been murdered for her money and a

was discharged when no trace of the woman could be found, and the be- ‘ief grew that the woman had mqved :remiss vicinity, as she has talked

.,»_ l i .

I will sell by auction on Thursday, May #ith at ten_, o'élo:k at the residence of the lste'1>ienry Weeks, Pownal,

bedding, piano ‘and effects( therein ° » ‘ "

ALSO ~ ‘

Street, all the house furnitu' e,"

Pave to any in uns Pmvi_ses.__)_ Miss :wifi norman. P. w. o. stu- I ` ‘ _

2° ‘°°°n§‘ f°1il5 r~1a1.s'~1-|o1.Ioa'~l7: 'rin ouarilisn':|l<'l‘lem1l|llle‘¢ln ta`ln§ul£?l>t'°“llr'°a'i:1" W' ' ' ll

Uday haul holiday to-day. and eo --

uantly no advertising can he V Misa Jeanette McDonald and Miss

li'-er 10 a.m. i _ _ ‘ \Qtllis,- Charlottetown, were passes-‘

- _ ~ . - ' » _ ~ ` ~)~ Suited tenders will le

it eds t ¢.` mechanical its uni? Hrs. D. W. Howard. i:p“t(ill_l the igih dag' of M;y;<,¢'g__¢};_zo¢

,tlie1ieatest_1i_ttle clock you 32,, - 'v f ; _i ’ ' _ lf/ ' , .,.1i.g':§,:,,§I;':;°¢°;~;,,§g,,d.,,,¢d‘, . ever Saw. Price --- _ ' gen to their homes in nrsesibane by' _ 7’ _ » 'f~.»/ 'Tl firation. to be seen st the otliis of W . ,_ . (A0 . _- » . _ - . L, __:, lf, GQO. E. linker, Af¢\|l1¢¢t,_AS\`|m`|'gg|-,

. fl. _ ' ~+ - " ;ld¢;o<i_ :core oi M. 'Keufooiy qi

Music, l{lnder¢areen` Hall, Thursday, Miss Eva Dickinson, student of the L' < \ 0' \ "°' " ° b-me' ` “ ‘

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9 »',+¥_;_;;;_~.» 5 _

Lids U for the \Kids

In our western show window

we have dn display a collection of show hats for the kiddies, second to none in the city. The very latest shapes such as the Balkan and Turkish hats are _io be seen as _well as the regular sailor and middys.

Sailors 256. 556 Middye »65c to $|.45 Fancies 586, 501: etc Balkan Slulll io $l.75 Turkish $l.35 i0 $l.85

School _ i

Umbrellas UMBREL for the

Kiclclies

The __ latest in-

ovation is th e small size umbrel- la for the little

ones '

Ladies` Special

Umbrellas

Fine quality of Taffeta Cloth

covering with steel frame. Long polished wood handle inlaid

with pearl and nickle $145 ea.

M'en’s Special Umbrellas

(` Regular 2 5 inch frame with Taffeta Cloth Covering. En- amelled wood handle with nickle plated mounts $l-00 each

\_.

The .-\i\rmv_=i 'husv Slove. _

lucnow l snr ...;'..'.:_':.°.';".‘c:":::._E:i:::;f..;;”.a€.‘i'i§.*‘»‘ii’i“i1‘<is-5‘!i‘1'ri

so sa to avoid disappointment. I0 ll i0 "Dill ¢ll9\Pl>°ll\fll\°¢\l~ Begg Q Wgghg, 4.29Mtf BGG! Q WOULD. 4.29Mff

Valuable llesi|lence,' -1' `

and

; Furniture, &c.

_ Taylor’s 'Fox Agency ‘ua Exchan

' 'l'hur8\l\y» Ml? sill Olflce at Montague P. E. l.

ll. A. TAYLOR. President. A. T; -l_lcKet_Y. ' See'y. Trees.

' ` ` “ll

ea an issue et rm. beegac me sem. i T .-

isslsoprepereauibeyaaaseusfeek ir. ine#-»°'\°°° F” ll

` __ tiqiqssaee-clesaise suis ef. U

iollellovs --Johnsen Q Phone

lhiht

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__ Si on [ev Bro '~.

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no'v open for business andie prepared to hiv ‘W °°" Y

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All tenders to be mailed to Frank

Jardine. Se_c'y Building Cr mmllttc, Bradslhre. tenders to be marked tender for building church.

Lowest or any tender notllolet _irilil vezepied, _ _ _ _

Sen ed Tenders addressed to the

und- reigned and endorsed “ fender or painting" will b: received until May I5 ll 1913 for the paintingof the exterior of the Presbytery and of the Parcclsiil Hall at Si. Teresa’s. Lowest or any tender not neceseavi. ly accepted. Particulars can be hid on application to. »

I. R. A. McDONALD,

Apr, 28th 1913 Pastor, May | Mui

Brilliant Boy

(Enrollment No. 20, Dept. of

Agriculture) 'I

Sire, Brazilian (2.19); Dim Ratifi-

parr (2.2o); Granddaxii, 1

All Right. '

The provincial-bred trotting stal-

lion Brilliant -Boy is a hanclsoppe chestnut in color, foaled in J une 1904, stands 16.3 hands high and weighs 1.260 lbs., is exceedingly nuiidsozixe, W°1l Proportioned from muzzle to ilioofs, smoothly and well finished. l-lc bears s very close resemblance to his sire in coiilor.~.;u.v_l.m, and is uud<.\;\,¢_. edly one of the ilnnrlsomcgg of me get oi this noted speed progenitor. ll-ie was trained a little when young and showed phenomenal speed, as well las a smooth frictionless gait, and is one of the hest"modele for an cicgunt roadster that can be found. He has the beautiful gait and all the other ‘superior road qualities that his roa- ternal sire possessed. His speed in- heritance is of the best, and there is every reason to believe that if mated to producing dams he will transmit race-winners and utility sorts. His sire is the noted Braziilun (2.19), _sire of 18 in standard time-in 1909 Ozen D. (2.19l). Pretoria ((3.25) and Little Don (2.23) were added to the list. We need not rehearse the ms- rits ol this aristocratic sire, as his ability as a speed-producer and race-' winner is familiar to all intelligent horsemen. Dam, Daisy, a superior road mare by Rampart (2.26), sire of Starlight (2.241»), Romp (2.23), Frank Power (2.25), Wilmont (2.30), and others. Granddam, Lady Harding, by John 0. (2.26), he by All Right. A number of Lady's Colts have been endowed with the blue ribbon habit, having won ‘ilrst honors at Frederic- ton, N. B., and Oharlottstown,' P. E. I. In breeding and oon1orma.tlon»-e.s iwfli be seen from above pedigi~ee-he lcomes very near being the ideal type 'oi a speed airs, possessed as he is pf

l extreme natural speed and game race- horse qualities for whiclrhis family ,is distinguished. To those who pre- ,ler breeding to the best., breed‘to Brilliant Boy. ' Brilliant Boy, grade Stallion, No. 20, will make the season as follows:

Monday, May 5th, will leave the

managers stable, Burlington, _for lGlover's Kensington, at noon; thence to Sherbrooke, over night. ‘ _ 'l‘uesday,_`_6th, leave for Miscouche at noon; thence to Fifteen Point, over night.

Wednesday, 7th, leave for Phillip

William's, Miz. Pleasant, over night. i‘ Thursday, sth, leave for Mainas MsDougeli's, Grand River, at noon; thence to A. McLean's, Lot 16, over night.

_ Friday, 9th, leave for Leonard Pickering’s, Sherbrooke, at M011; thence to Fred Romsay's, Hamilton,

_fover night. _ l Saturday, 10th, leave for 11101589 McNutt”s, Malpeque, at nooui fl|°!'°° _ to Burlington, rsmhinllli “nw '9l`

‘lowing Monday. _ , _

0 uneasy, -inch, leave mi-'See Vie' at noon, returning home fb B“\'u‘lK' .ton via Park Corner and Irishtov(',t~' l vpuudgy, 13th, leave home for - een sc noon: - ¢h°“°° 2° tD‘“°‘°’ Ols.rk's. Ulvwdhh' over n In I Bul I wednudgy, 14th, to James - ,,,,,»., New Glasgow., at noon. thsuoo go Ira. Hcllilien s, Hunter River "ony night. ‘ ll Thursday, im. to Fredericton. st l|,¢°|3; ehenee to Peter Deaeon's, Fres-

wwn, over nicht.

I prlday, 16th, to Kelvin at noon; gym., so Burlington via Margate at

n ht.

" "lie above route will he continued fortnightly, during the season, healt'.b\

and weather permittint. `

Mares at ovmer's risk. _

'rar-ms. 15.00, $7.00 $10 00. Pay

‘sine me November. 19'ia_ ' _ -

BOYD HARDING,

.TAKES A

May 5 Ili

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