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The Junior Tattoo

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alaim calls at the desired time.

_Ei/¢ry_ zo seconds for 5

minutes it rings, unless the silent switch is turned. It s the ueatest little clock you wer saw. Price $2.25.

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Our photos of children are nat- \ll'l\l. c ear and artistic. This is the Studio Where Baby is Always

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8 day. American Black

Wood Clocks at $4.00 each. They strike every half hour

on Cathedral gongs. Are goo

timekeepeis. ` Every one

guaranteed Well worth 155.00

our price $4.00.

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TENDERS addressed to th ii _‘ st Ottawa slnd marked on t nve one Tender lor ixed Paints.” will he receif- ed iw to noon ofthe

T ENTY FIRST DAY OF APRIL. l9i\.

for supplying mixed points manufactured ilgliiillut un in accordance with the soecif-

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Mdriifd spnrclpigigfierigs"to°th:‘h:ltl$:gtiio°I

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ofthe inspector ofthe Department. I Terderers will quote for the different ~

lines oi naints delivered at the following D_lscel nut up in one and hail gallon cans, viz:-Ohsrlot'-etnwn. P. bl. I., ft. John. N. R.. nwilsx. nl S.. Qéiebso. P. Q Mon- ivelll. '-QV. Prescott. nt.,Parry Sound.

Ont,and letoris B C.

'i‘he approximate quantities required _ are ssvfollown- 9” _ ,_ ,

I ig' thouse white 5.000 gaiions. ». ~“ jf; R-1 ii red 2000 “ , ,'..-' _ ,_ -

Bunv black |,so0 °‘ .1/_ " '. ,- ._~»,, Lantern red i§‘0 “ '=‘~. ` -, , ,.~

All quoinfiona wust e lor imperial fs 1 . ,i ~' ‘ -,,.‘.

gallons delivered free on b.ard ears at ' ,, .1 » ‘ in l' ~ sas.-on ' .1 ‘

"‘1‘» nmirgiiii may q-1 ote for nalot deliver ed at cn.. or all the places mentioned but

l Ill the hnll’

, Price seventeen wool

lliiilunfon rev

“Tig” price. ersibie squares to clam-

, \'\ins0u of late there has not

the demand for the Scotch \u_d. °'- °"'l“8 to the Popularity of

PW. but many yet, prize the

3°°l. Wlrm, comfortable union sm] ;"l’l°l l<i“s\l'¢B. So here ie your chance, ° °'flDB are the sizes. We will be 11105406 to show you them. ‘W00l and union reversible squares t° dur at nsu price. only 11 nn

in stafk in following slzeg;._

1 01 y, 3x3, lawn and brown, fior- el design $8.50 for $4.25. 11 °lllY. 314. in fawns, browns,

reds. n-een and blues $6.75 for Saas, 88-75 hr $4.35, $9.00 for s4.50, S10-00ior $5.25, $11.00 for $5.50 ste. 3 Ollll, 8lx4, floral designs, browns and blue $11.50 for $4.25, $12.50 for $6.25. lonly, 414 fawn and brown and green &. fawn, $9.00 for $4.50. 1 only 4145 iu fawn.

1 onli. 4x4} brown and green. Or-

iental pattern $20.00 for $10.00. About 150 yds Scotch carpet to clear at half Price. Pntons. 4-0Mtf.

"20th Century Brand clothing is

.the best line of good suits for men You can get anywhere at the price.

,The better suits are band cut. band

fitted ani hand tailored-all the work. is done by hand by expert, high priced. ioirney-men tailors. The suits fit well. show the very latest word in style and are as smart, distinctive and dreary as any particular man could wanl. 20th Century and So- ciety Branil suits are just what the dressy man desires. They are spies didiy tailoisd, perfect fitting and the some of 'stifle and dress distinction. If you want a. good suit at a moder- ate Price select from either of these brands of tailored suits at Moore & McLcod’s. 4-9ivi3i.

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the Department reserves the right to nc~‘ li' _ R_ E _ E

cent th _'w' ole or any pitt of the tender.

Specifications can e seen lat the Agencies 1 fthis Defartmeut ati hsrlot- ietiwv- l’~ lil.I Halifax. N. S.. St. .|ohn, N. W, Quebec. l’° Q.. Montreal, P. Q., and Victoria. R. 0. S eiilations can be nrocured upon spiwicatinn fi om _ the D* Dlrlmerli Of Marlo'-1 nd Fisheries at Ottawa and from

%1eoAzei\t of that Department in Vlc'oris.

Bsoh tender must he accompanied by

accented cheque on a obnrleren

Cilnivlisn bank lo- the su_m oil500,00 which cheque will be forfeited if the successful tenderer. declines lo enter into s contra: t

pr?P\red rylh Degarimqnt. or fails tn do ver the oai t. or ered in accordance with the speerfieat- on.

Nowsp npers copying this advertisement

wHlliou'tl»)\ulh?5l y from the Department w no e li .

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De utr Minister of Marine and Fi- bones Dldparlment of 'Marine and Fisheries. Oitaws, March iith. itil.

4-imezi.

Auction Sale

On April mst at ]1l=n:St.wai't’s,

Hampshire.

Tne ufdersigued will offer for

sale 15 choice milk cows and a number of steers, also some heifirs.

One nice driving hors: and one

mare in foal. ’l'ern1s-Seven mc nths credit on approved joint notes.

M. C MacKINNCN

Ap~ili2M7lE1ipd.

Auction Sale

At St. I`atrich's Lot I2. on April l5lh~

The farm oonsiatlngof one hundred snree of land. etnolr, crop and lrnolvmente. har ess, fu rnlture. etc of the inte Thomas w.3(euui'gsn- Forpsrtioulars apply to

the exjacu ora

. .M ALElNl.Bu te River, A Miinruv, si.2mi's ,

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M1221-ybody :ants 2:1 at this season

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Yqniv3;itinli“1’r.s.ldne for your money “gli “this is the place to at it l So_ ordernow and we willsest titlsde-

livetsd promptly. BUNTAIN, BELL Q_ C0.

f Denial Coal Co. Ut'

li ck lglzmood S.S.0o 1018

Ollie; _si so Street . Pham soo

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Come into our office and have your

teeth exérnin.-d free 0 clisrg-¢_ uniy lakes A few miutueumd we \‘s'ill.,_`l.ell you exactly what y0a,need and it wfont cost you one twlllly e nialte teeth ntl guar- -vileelhem to fit exmtly, We afhso snar- aiir-e perfection in Crown' add Bridge work Extractmg ani filling 'viibont pain, prica moderavo.

DR ROBINS

I5 S wgslitsien tri,eLs(,)nb;e3_Jdoor Beer &Goif

i Specialties Ari I 1-T-‘_ Photographs

For College Groups

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Complete stocl-1 LOBSTER

PACKERS SUPPLIES at lowest prices. `

Highest market prices paid

pondencc solicited.

Waste -

Power House, Garages, hiadiine Shu);

,and all General urpcses Write samples and quotvlons to the manulact

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23 25 Common Si

Montreal, P. Q.

ttllPImos

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That pain in the lack

Rexall Kidney Pills. a

1 arsnteed by us Money

` a box oc three boxeslor

‘ The McKinnon 0 Drig

and Kent Streets. '

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IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

SOUTH WINSIDE.-Rev. lil. A.i

Westmoreland, assisted Rev. L. J ., Wesou in the revival services at South Winsloe on Tuesday eveningl and he is expected to be there on Ffldel' evening also.

WILD GEIEBE.-In the early morn ills hours during the past few weeks' INXS flocks of wild geese have been seen soaring along in a northerly di- rection, no doubt on their way to the breeding grounds around Anticosti and Labrador. The birds spend the' summer ln the south and as soon as'

route till they reach their destina-

tion. They breed about the middle of May,

(From Yestei-day's Evening Guardian) _ Ponies: couirr.-at the cinn- .nttetown Police Court this morning John l-‘rowse and Harold Gillis we

feeling.

LANDMARK GONE.-The death oc-

ciirred at his nephew’s residence Mr. Daniel B. McPherson, East Valley- lleld. on Ms.-ci. 5, 1913, oi Mr. Mur- doch Meheod. The deceased. who was Q4 years of age immigrated from Scotland in 1841, was ii well known l1Dl`lglit man, highly respected by all who knew him. He was a member in lzood standing in Vaiieyfield Church for the last 38 years. Blessed are the dead who died in the Lord they rest from their labors and their works foi- low them," His funeral service was conducted by his pastor liev. A. S. Stewart.

GRANVILLE -Mrs. Theo. Taylor

who has been ill for some time is not much improved.-Miss Lizzie Wall, who is down with toiisilitls is some- what improved:-The school is pro- gressing favorably under the-elilcient management of Miss Sadie McKenzie. -The mill dams of Messrs A. K. Henry and H. Mallett have withstood the spring fresbets well.-Mr. A. K. Henry has got most of the lumber on the spot lor the erection of a new saw mill.-Mt. H. T. Biirgoync has returned home from the provincial horse show at Charlottetown. Mr. Burgoyne says the horses, class very well with those judged by hirr. in Ontario and Manitoba.-Mr. Thomas Folland intends putting his three Year old colt "Aea"' on the track this summer. Aca won second prize at the recent provincial horse show in a strong field and was greatly ad- mired. He is certainly one of the best.-Mr. A. C. Taylor has sold that king of Clydesdale sires “Crai1-h- more" to parties in Albertou and has in the best of health nnfi spirits und purchased from Mr. Win. W. Taylor the well known racer John G. He is will make the green ones step some this summer.-One of these social events which gladden the hearts of the younger element of the commun- ity took pince at the residence of Mr, Wm. Burgoyne on Merch Zllst. The first part of the evening was wiiiled away with games of different kinds amongst the the most popular being "poor pussy." '1`hen,,:i.ftei; am- ple justice was done to the inner man tlie guests repaired to the spacious parlor where the strains of music and the light fantastic enrapturc-i the crowd until daylight and thc neigh- boring break-fest bells broke .ip a gathering long to he remembered.

:FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-

I would consider renting a furnished house for the summer if I can get possession by June lst, and rent not too high. Apply to C. Leonard Grant, Office phone No. 318, Residence phone No. 176.

::Farmers and Horsemen in city

and country speak in the highest terms of the Island Condition Pow- der. Now is the time your horses and cattle need e. good tonic and blood purifier. We cannot recommend a bet- ter powder than this one. 25c. full lb package. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. 4-ZMT-l.

(Prom Yestsrdayfs Evening Guardian) CHURCH OF B00'i‘l.AND.- Bev.

Ewen Maellougitli-will preach Sob- bath llith ot Kinross at 10.80., Milil- visw at 2.30 und Birch Hill at 6.80.

GLBIN MARTIN.-The report of

Glen Martin school for the month of March is as follows:-Grade Vli-l Christina McKinnon. Grade VI-l Cassie McKinnon, 2 Donald McDon- ald, 3 Marv McLean. Grade V--1 Jessie A. McDonald, 2 Chester Mar- tin, 3 Mary McKinnon. Grade IV- .‘. Norn.an'_ McKenzie, 2 John J. Matheson, 8 Hugh A. Gillis. Grade lil-1 Margaret McKinnon, 2 Maggie

the ice begins breaking up start on‘McKensls, 8 Bell McKenzie. Grade ll their northerly pilgrimage, stopping'-1 Murdoch Gillis. Grade I-1 John at the favorite feeding grounds en'McL. Gillis.

WEDDING LEAKS OUT.-Mr.

Harry C. Macarthur of Lynn, ama- chinlst at the River Works of the General Electric Company. and Miss Dorothy Van Houten of Chicago were married in this city March 17

_ l'¢|by Rev. Charles H. Stackpole, past-

ietli fined $1 or five delle lor coi'ner.or of the South Street M.E. Church.

The couple succeeded in keeping it a secret until today, the young woman having returned to Chicago directly after the ceremony, while her hus- band continued to reside with his brother Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mac- Arthur, and his sister, Miss Ruby C. MacArthur, at 78 Neptune Street. The bride, unconscious of the fact that the news of the marriage has leaked out, is expected to arrive in this city tomorrow. She is an art- ist, and it was while she was at Na- bant last summer that she formed the acquaintance of the young man

,to whom she became betrothed. Mr. MacArthur took out a marriage cer- tificate at the office of the Lynn city clerk March 3, and two weeks later ,the ceremony was performed.-Exc- Mr. MacArthur was at one time a resident of Summerside and his wide circle of relatives and friends in P. E. Island will wish him much happi- IICSB.

zzllexoli Blood Tablets are favored

by those who wish a tonic in tablet iform. They purify the blood, streng- -then the system, increase weight and 'strengthen the nerves. They are easy to take. and in a short time a grati- lyying improvement can be observed. These tablets are guaranteed to im prove your system. or your money ,will be refunded. These tablets arc guaranteed, Price 50c a box, 3 nox-.s for $1.25, 6 for $2.50. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great ‘George and Kent Sts. Mil-

! Wanl a Watch?

Rcrneuibcr our' big tlosing

out : ale continues, until eveiy

- watch is sold, We_'_\e sold

‘ nearly

C 200 Watches 1

- sir.-cenbeglunlug this sale, md '.'.c still have nearly ONE 1 HUNDRED RELIABLE `7 GUARANTEED \VATCH- r ES, which vie are offering , at practically ,VVI-1()I,l'I.<Al.E - PRICES.

. There is only one place to

buv watches while our stock

f lasts.

I G. F. Hutcheson,

Jewcllcr- Opticiau

for Canned Lobsters. Corres- Peoplds atres i

Ni-:vrLLE_ c_ANNEa1Es, Entire Change .

Limited . . _

(Successors to M.Nevi1lc) M Ins fre I Maids 4

I-IALIFAX, Nova Scotia. presenting -

Colton and _Woolen "The Two Counts"

S--lv-fr Cm- P°\'-\»‘~--.°\°"-- f» 'The Empty Studio of . i>.i..i..’s Model .

An Interesting Story

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Doors i0pen 5 o'clocli

is caused by diseased kid- - A _[SSI

neys. Get on the rght '

road to health by _using Childfen' 5¢ Adults 15()

preparation that is fully' ' ' D I ' 5:* if di°=°*i=~5fd Pi” To Ladies Only. A Post Card "

$1.25, gixiboxes for $2.35. Photo of the

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'D s-=1d=ff". ,I ' Evening Prices 10c and 20c

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Show Sfaris 5.30

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GHIM SECHH

llrslston Discovered in Tiled Path way-Story of a Missing lon and a Quarrel

The dlspovery of the skeleton of I

man under the garden path ofa house at Poole has caused a great sensation in the Dorsetshlre town. Until re- cently the house was in the occupa- tion ot a retired prison warder named Alfred Westbeare. who lived alone. When the discovery was made neighbors recalled the fact that a few 10811 880 a son of Wostbesre, who had been staying with his father. suddenly disappeared, and it was lu-

mrred that the skeleton was that of

e missing man. John William Rowlands, the land-

lord where the skeleton was found, told the court that when Westbeare was seriously lil he did his best to I0! the address of the nian's wife. but he declared: “lt is no uae. She is too old. She is seventy-two years old. and no use to me. My son and daughter I do not think will care about coming. and they cannot afford to dc it." Referring to being separ- ated from his wife, Westbeare said: "We cnuld not get on, and decided to separate mutually and peaceabiy."

Josiah Brown, builder, said be had

done some repairs to the house occu- Dlcd by \Vcs'.beare, and, when com- ploting the inside of the house, he asked Rowlands if he could see what was the matter with the back yard. Elizbteen inches below the surface he came across several human bones. They were covered with a layer of broken bricks. He gave information to the police. Next morning he re- moved other remains.

Maud Mary Westbeare said that her

brother, Alfred Charles had some years ago come to visit his father but disappeared. Her mother later wrote to her father about the missing son, and the father replied something to the effect:

"You need have no fear; your son

ls at rest.”

On her father’s death Miss West-

bears and her brother Frederick went to Poole for the funeral. They found ln the house two suits of working clothes, and a best suit belonging to her missing brother.

Dr. Oliver, police surgeon, Poole.

said the skeleton found in the yard was that of an adult male. There were no signs of any fracture of the skull or injury to the bones, upon which there was little flesh. The body was hurled 2 feet 6 inches deep. and was lying full length face upwardi. with the arms straight by the sides. Under the shoulder~biades some frag- ments ol’ clothing were found. The body must have been buried some yeurs.

Levi Luckham, who stated he had

lived next door to thc house for fifteen years, said Westbeare was a queer man and very seldom spoke. Seine years ago Luckham noticed that the old man was frequently pulling up the tiles outside the buck door and re- laying them. At one time the old man had all the tiles up und piled

against the cool-hole; for a long time witness thought he did it for amuse ment. Westbeare also used to spreen oil' that part of the place with a cur- tain, and had sat in the yard in a chair, sometimes all night, as though keeping guurd.

Westbeure used to walk about in

his rooms the whole night. Luckham did not believe lic undressed fo years; he always had his boots on.

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the foreman stating that there was -no

evidence of identity noi' uf the cause if death.

Ex-sutrmlfswodin Pmzr

Abdul Hamid Gets Bequest With Wihlch to Bulld Peace Temple.

Abdul Hamid, ex-Sultan of Turkey, came into possession of $26,000, given ‘ him by a German admirer for the pur- pose of erecting a temple of peace in Constantinople. Of all men in the world, Abdul would probably be the last to lay the cornerstone for such an edifice.

Some two years ago at Leipslc a

curious old man by the name of Zoni- lner died. leaving his fortune, $26,000, to the ex-Sultan with `rthe above stip- ulation. He evidently had forgotten that he had a niece lnivery poor cin- cuinstances, who was just able to make her living by hier work. She brought suit to break the will, but the Supreme Court of Leipsic ruled against her. _

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REFORMS IN SPAIN

King Alfonso Promises Freedom of Religious Thought and~»Educat|cn.

The Republicans of Spain are Jubi-

lant over the governmental reforms, almost revolutionary in their charac- \8f. promised by King Alfqiso. Aa- ¢\l'l!8. the Republican. leader, was (fluted an interview by the King,

pension system, greatly iiberalise ed- ucational aystem, reduce the expenses of 8psin's military prrgrgmmg, gg. tablish religious tolerance and bring law betas many other rem-ms that 15° Reilubiicana ionghave sought. “I Ill t~h°r°\uhl1v convinces cr King ai- f°°l°'l. lllmrltr mc interest," as- mratedoclarediwhen be left the Roy- al sndtsnes. "I siirdallghted. Bgg. tar things surely arsiin very near fs- liie-tor Spain.” %

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Lighting easily at the first stroke, they

“Our fleece underwear is lust the

toods for spring wear, after you

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