Junior Tattoo

8-laim calls at the desired time.

_El/¢1'y_°2o seconds for 5

lninutes it rings, unless the silent switch _is turned. It s the neatest little clock you ever saw. Price $2.25.

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Wood Clocks at $4.09 each. :,§§m:.;iiiii.°idf`di"r.‘i.Tci. °:ii,~ii.;B¢v.° biii;

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l1Cy Sl1I‘ikB €V61’y hour exactly what yo&]nscdlsn`deii“`vVo`iit ggi

you one penny. e malie teelh rid gum.

gn Cathedra1gongs_ Are goo xirsgtlgamftutfit energy. We a':oB|'g`11:]ar.

v` f¢C,_|0n In YUWH in ge .y k E . . _. . ,_ tirnekeepers. Every one :fits midiirlifffgfi md “"8 "'"'°"° °“'"' Ji PK

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OTTAWA, April 4-Mr Hugh Guth- Tcfephollc 192-]

rie secured a postponement ol the Passing of the Bill to consolidate and amend the acts relating to the Su- l preme Court of the Independent Or- ”"f“r‘“U' “umm”

der of Foresters, and to change its "W name to the Independent Order of U°"°n“ 1°' ""7 w°°n“'1°’ ‘nd Foresters. submitted to Committee of 5*"‘“"“’ hm'-_

the Whole by Mr Claude Macdonell P°"°t°°°

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tmlight. The member for South Wei- D°°t' lm' d°°‘

in .'-ard. per W.

in Beef (small) psi' lb. “_ Beef (quarter) per lb

feet the right of any member to re- Pm* celve payment in full of his certidc- Lamb' 7" m' ('”“"

ate or policy without further charg; gzvxo.

lington submitted an amendment the following terms: "Nothing this Act contained shall limit or

or assessment, when such member

the holder of a certificate or policy which has heretofore become payable mln' 7"' 5°"

in installments, or has heretofore b

come a paid-up or non-asscssible cer- Ha’ (P’°"°°)

tificats or policy by reason of such,H°7k (L°°“)

0| Por

member having attained the age

seventy years."

On hearing Mr. Guthrie's argume

the Minister of Finance, Hon M

85 12

14 to 16 8 to 16 Iii to 7 9 to 10) 10 to 14 9 to 18 B to 12

Butter I4 to 25

40 to 42 tis to 81| Ill to $13 1* to 9)

Oats

nt auuxnnsioa Manners

White, admitted there was considelr- O°"`°°"°d mr °"'°" W°d“°“°“Y *"0

able force to it, and suggested

; postponement of thc measure to give the matter further consideration E33'

along these lines.

PRINCESS LOUISE-IB WELL

RliiCEIV"ED IN TRINIDAD. Dre sd bm

il Giggles

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6-Hel Ro al H1 hncss Princes

‘ Porvr 01-' sPA1N, Trinidad, api-

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Louise of Schleswig, who is makin

moniolsly received lipon her arriv here yesterday evening. She w

met by the 'governor and th

government officials and Drominen

citizens and escorted by a guard of Btn'

A suck ll 1

salute was fired by the Dutch war- whim: ” ship Zcland. All the vessels in Hd,"

honor from the local garrison.

the harbor, thc government building

and many private residences were ga_i- Gunn” ly decorated. On account of the per- Butt"

iod of mourning at the British

a i

Saturday lllue.

a. tour of the West Indies, was cero- Fm" '. a

, Turnlps is Potatoes

l'ork Beef

9{ to 11}

I lo 7 fl U0 10

Cyl

B ll to Z2 | Geese

ll to 15

_ - iz

1 Ducks is .Oats (white)

B 40

Oats (black)

42 to 44 $11 to $12 $9 to $11

84.1.--.

3 Hay (loose)

Hay, pressed

I0 tn ~

11 ll

ll to O4

°` Hidil

Court all arrangements for public TWO HUNDRED LAHORE,-,_S

entertainments had been abandoned.

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1-. A STORY OF CANNIBALISM. 1*

' PARIS, April 9-Mail advices from

AND ENGINEERS TRAi’I’El).

ROME, April 5-Two hundred ia- borers and engineers working on the Furka Pass across the Alps, were

French Guiana tell a terrible tale of blockaded yesterday by the fan nf

_ Cannibalism- Fm" wnvicts “mag an avalanche near Domodosscla.

their escape and three were capture

L They told of wandering in the forest

,Some of them are reported to liayo sldied from exposure, and grave anxio-

` “*“""‘“g-` °“" '“‘.‘ '"°”‘ °’“‘““°“°“ ty is lelt as to wlieui.-ir it will he

and the others lizlled him and ate possible to rescue the ,.mm,ndm._ A

i his flesh.

ell of cold weather set in toda

sl* » Y throughout Italy. Snow fell during

BURNING l'iAGS WERE Lthe night in Vesuvius.

TNSERTED iN MAIL BOXES' _. 3 -»

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LONDON, April 8.-Another cam-

paign of destruction was started bY the militant suflragettes Of L°“d°“ and its suburbs against the mail box- es t.o~day. In widely sellemiiefl dis' trictg many -mail boxes were rendered useless and much mail was destroyed by the insertion ofi corrosive fluid. ink, and burning rags saturated with oils.

"' foal, Wholesale and Retail

Everybody wants coal at this season

'pf the year and good cool

You want full value for your 1110110?

do von not 7 - Well tliisl the place to it i S0

order now and we-will see tm it is de- livered promptly- »

BUNTAIN, BELL Q C0.

sets for Dominion Coal Co. i-\¢'

:gm fm. 3, gk Qlsmosd 8.5 Co ` `.i.i'.l..°‘ “° '- »~5'2fl'°°' ' :if 1>. ls. 1. april sul. Ww-

A Gentleman s

Shoe Indeed. Made for the man who knows

Pnce about

$6.00

more days-count 'em-and the 1

Will give Gothamites, as well as natives of the city across the bridge, a chance to get a peck

prices ranging from twenty-five ce a Quarter of a dollar, to two ia iron men for the choice seats in i>¢€'Yutiful pavilion. \

Avril 10 was the day originally for the big league ball to`ssers

sition to the Giants, a stron

granted the Superbas and Phillies pry the lid oh on April 9.

world’s title, although the Hi

make a stiff bid for local popular

_And by _thc same token never bef in the history of the sport could baseball manager boast such an ar

cr is already established.

C I O

tion of ball tossers, and a pitchin

ton, and if the jinx that has pur

Grnw's aggregation.

C O C .

The American league race looks

umns. and the Red Sox with las

to develop into the hottest hght i the history oi the younger circuit

best equipped to stand a season'

thereabouts at the finish.

C O O

taken thc falls into his confidenc

The champions will probably tak

5 is the way McGraw has been lining the boys up in the exhibition series,

the last minute. In arranging the

has put his fastest men at the top of the batting order, with the heavy clouters, Doyle, Murray and Merkle following in the order named, and

fully. Further down on the list is th renowned slugger, Chief Meyers, one of the natural hitters of the game, but not fast enough to be mixed up with the speed boys on the bases.

Frank Chance has given out the

batting order for the Highlanders in today's exhibition game with the Brooklyns as follows: Daniels, right; Wolter, centre; Hsrtzell, third; Cree, left; Chase, second; Chance, first; Sweeney, catcher; Derrick, short; Ford or Warhop, pitcher.

It will be onserved that the Peer-

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:FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-

I would consider renting a furnished house for the summer if I can K” 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 sllvlk in 91° "i3h°°i' terms of the Island Condition Pow- der. Now is the time ¥°\“` |105” “nd uni, page s good tonic and blood purifier. We cannot recommend a bet- ter powder than this one. BM- full lb package. E. A. Foster. OGUUU

Drugstore. *MW-

baseball season will be in full swing. his fastest base runners at the

Weather permitting, of course. The of the batting order. But this li

13\`°0klYn and Philadelphia clubs w beat the flag by one full day, start- Chance labors under the tremendous ing the pastime on April 9, which handicap of taking hold of aclub

the members of which were strangers big him until six weeks ago. While

attraction, special crmisslon w

Judging from the advance demands temporarily abandon training, for seats for the opening games the Franklin clouted the minor lea season in Greater New York will pitchers for a grand average of . Oilen with one loud hurrah. Natural- in fourteen games. And the beauty ly interest centres in the struggle the Giants for a third straight p

y. .

Chance gave his men a month's hard Three National league champion work at Bermuda and brought them stronger in the box than last year. home in condition to show the fans 'i‘esreau’s 1912 experience adds the b°St €h®Y’Ve got from the start. least 30 per cent to his value for the

. the

of boosters and well-wishers as 1 Peerless Leader. If loyal support w

show the way to the flag in the N tional again this year, and tiidt'c‘o.. Corner Great George and Y-"Hi their stlflest opposition will comeidts. MEM from the Philadelphia team, and not _ the highly touted Pittsburg Pirates. ; ;Thu|-sday the l0lh is the Charley Dooin has a great aggrega

ers, Rixey, Moore, Brennan and Sea- w

sued the team for several years can be eliminated it is no sure thing that the Phillies do not beat out Mc-

es, but pennants are won on the bal yards and not in the sporting col- 5

yen.r’s success as an incentive should he even more formidable than in 1912. Then, too, Clark Griiilth and his band of youngsters are bound to show improvement, so that from any angle one views it the race promises

To the writer Jake Stahl and his troll e` of worid‘s champions appear

hard campaigning, and with an even break in the luck shollld be there or

Although Mclraw has not yet

reports to the contrary, it is be- lieved he has decided on the Giants

line-up for thc opening of festivities. G F H t h

° e s u C

the field as follows: Snodgrass, cen-

tre; Shafer, short; Burns, left; Doyle, _ _

second; Murray, right; Mcrkle, first; Jewcllcr-Optlclan

Herzog, third; Meyers, catcher; Tes-

reau. pitcher.

It does not follow that the above

will be the battin order, but that

and it is unlikely he will shift at PACKERS a

913 the same lines as McGraw, plac

ill up is not necessarily permanent

0 |16- BB

NEW YORK, April 5-Only five less Leader is working on practically

ing

the to he

at has followed the shorts of the play-

Col. Ebbett's $500,000 ball yard-at ers conscientiously in practice and

nts exhibition games, it will take r-gs month or more of big league gam the before he can satisfactorily deterrn

the status of his men.

set ° * ° ’

to Frank "Home Run" Baker is

ger the spring training camp until as retires to his Maryland farm in to fall. Before the Athletics bumped

to the flood belt and were forced

of his work with the stick is that he

gh_ e o e

lenders with a $30,000 per year A tip to the critics who are st IILBDEHGP at the helm promises to finding fault with McGraw's pitching

it ' n

talent Don’t worry about the Gia

ore coming season. And in Demaree

a team has a "find" who bids fair my net the league on fire as was the ca

d..

t . are

in a es

ine

one

get in HCi'»i0l1. hilt as the schedule athletic who hits consistently from called for Brooklyn to open in oppo- the time he picks up his war club

he the in- to

g .

J ue

458

of is

en- one of the most reliable "pinch" hit-

nant and another stab at the ters the game has ever known.

ill

he with Alexander his first year with the ill Phillies. Not to mention Rube Mar-

helv the Cause along Frank Chance's quard, who whatever else may he said success as a New York baseball lea `

While not trying to steal old ;:For any severe case of neuralgia HUEUHY FU1lBriL0n's Stull, nor posing the best thing to use is Rexall Neur- as the seventh son of a seventh no

n_ algia Tablets. Thcse are of extra

Q. in emergency. They bring about quit-

the writer wants to go on reeordiiiifenirfdl Bud M0 £0 be “Bed 01113/ here and now with the little pr phcsy that the New York Giants win relief. Sold with the Rexall guaran

gi- tee, 25c a box. The MacKinnon Drug

é last day for paying wifes rates

stall of stars in Alexander, Chaim-

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Want a Watch?

.4 a

three-cornered affair, and not the cinch for Connie Maek's team for prophets will have it. A majority of

the experts favor the Athletics chanc-

Remember our big closing

out :ale continues, until every watch is sold. Wc'\c sold nearly

200 Watches

since beginning this sale, r nd v.e still haye nearly O N E HUNDRED RELIABLE GUARANTEED \VA'l`CH- ES, which vie are oii-:ling at pvactically \VI-IOLESALE PRICES.

There is only one place to

buv watches while cur stock lasts.

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Complete stock LOBSTER

team in the ante-season series Mac 10W¢5t prices,

Highest market prices paid

for Canned Lobsters. Corres-

the combination has worked success- Pondence S0liCitCCi.

NEVILLE CANNERIES, Limited (Succcssors to M. Neville)

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia.

Expert A

Watch Repairing

Every piece of work entrusted to

me, will receive skillful and con- scientious attention.

I‘have purchased Mr. G.F. Hut-

cheson’s locls and equipment, and now have every facility for turning out work of the very best class.

if your watch needs cleaning or

repairing I would l-ke to have the opportunity to put it in good order for you ‘

F. S. MITCHELL

` No |68 Queen Street

Phono 391-R

4-lollistlli

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ihe V hard 1 work » out f of

QSCRUB ,WORK

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` d/rec!/o/nmbqu/fkrarl

of him, is "some" pitcher, and the

old reliable “Matty."

On the dope the Giants pitching

staff will be harder to bent this sea- son than last.

FOX NEWS.

Captain J. C. Ellis, representing

the well known ilsli firms of Warner and Prankard, New York, and John Nagle A: Co, Boston, is in Charlotte- town for a few days incorporating the Ellis Silver and Black Beauty Fox Company which is heavily capi- talized, the shareholders being from Boston, New York and throughout this Province. The ranch is to be located at Travellcr’s Rest in a most desirable Place and some of the best bred f°X€B Drocurable have been se- cured from the Dalton and James Revrwrs ranches. 'rue building Of thc ranch will be started early in June under the most favorable outlook. Capt. Ellie' home address is 176 Atlantic *'\V€H“0. in care of John Nagle & C0,

THE LATEST SHADE IS

MIDNIGHT BLUE

NEW YORK, April 8.-Midnight

blue is the latest shade of the fash- ionable color. All the front windows of a store at Fourteenth street, and Sixth avenue, was dressed in azure garments. fabrics and dress accessor- ids. Few, apparently, could resist the call ol thc blue, for despite the showers. thcrc wns a crowd of shop- vers ill front of the windows.

From a distance the follr shades of

blue on display blended into a rich azure, but close inspection diflerentl- ated the Copenhagen, with its green- ish gray tint, from the bright King’s blue, and the soft and lighter Alice shade from the deeper one called “m1dnight." This latest blue is like the clear sky when the world sleeps and the soft canopy of night is only partly illuminated by a pale moon and stnrs. The midnight blue is equally becoming to all types of wo- menm Garhcd in it, the fair become fairer and thc c0lor_ of the brunette grows richer.

For those who prefer lighter shades or those of _xgraylsh tints different blues are offered. All these blues may be found in ready-to-wear gowns and uits, in silk and wool, in millin- cry, vcils, petticoats, ribbons, house dresses, parasols, handkerchlefs and gloves.

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday issue.

Oats (white) Oats (black) Pork I

Straw. (per ton)

Hay. incl' ton) Eggs. per doa,

Rutter

Chicken (lh.)

Fowl leach) \ . Potatoes, per bus.

Turnlps, per bus

Cabbage (lh.)

Pelts Hides

Calfskins

Lamb

Beef (lb) Beef (que

40 to 45 45 to 50

11}

$5.50 to $6.50

$12 to $15

19 to zo 30 to :iz

' is so to si.oo

24 to 25

50 to80 9 to 10

13 |

12 to 16

10 to 16

i-ter) 7 to 10

SHOOTING AFFRAY

IN MONTREAL HOU‘f~lE.

MONTREAL, April 9-Constantine

Kobnnck, an Australian, twenty years of ,age, was taken to the Ge- neral Hospital at noon Saturday while George Lava, eighteen years of age, a fellow countrymen, who is al- leged to have shot him, was arrested by Constables Baiot and Daoust and locked up at the Mount .Royal avenue

station.

Lava and Kobnack, both of whom

are employed in the Angus shops of the Canadian Pacific Railway Com- pany, boarded in the same house at 327 Rosemount avenue. They were in their room at noon Saturday with another Austrian, when Lava, with- out any immediate provocation, so far as the police have been able toL learn, shot Kobnack who was lying on his bed. The bullet cut through the fleshy part of Kobnack's right hip and entered his abdomen.

His condition is regarded as serious it is believed the shooting was the result of a quarrel over the adections of a sixteen year old Austrian girl.

A CANCER CURE. ,

BOSTON, April 9-The discovery 0|

a scrum by which rabbits have been rendered immune to cancer is an- nounced by Dr Noweil of Boston Un- iversity Bcliooi of Medicine. While guarding against the impression that a cancer cure has been found, he says 600 cases of human cancer are to be inoculated.

A SOLDIER AND FIVE

CHILDREN LOSE LIVES.

BERNBURG, Germany, 'April 7-A

German soldier with five children, who asked him to take them for a trip on the river Saale, were drown- ed today by the upsetting of their

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(IllAliPl0N Standard Bred and Carriage

Stallion of Prince Edward island. .93

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Son of Bingarai The wurld’s champion money g

winning sire. , 1 ~

_ The world's cbampiln sire of 51W Of Baden 2.05 I-4. 2.08 trotiers at rr yrs. Sire of the ‘ ’ ,

highest price horse so‘d in rglz. '

Bergen 2.06 1-4, Binvolo 2 o '

7 md... 2 os 14 said 1... ssacoe 1

3'4- Beivasla 7-0534 Benn Sire of the wolli’s greatest

money winner of all h'story. i"

2 F4 P4 Bifingi 2 I3 P4 |55 Sire of 38 two yearolds that have ,

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trialed in 2. 30 or better.

an 2.141-4 big winners on No OTHER sian L1v1NG or if

DEAD can COMPARE with him if

for achievements at lr years.

half mile tracks last year and

His sous and daughters are race ,

an °f which Wm be hfaded horses they have proved themselves L

_ _ where you want them, when the 1,,

forthe Grand Cir.u t, etc, etc. money is up.

Son of Kadikaisa standard bred rcgis- '

tered rnave by the great KREM-

Dam of Beka 2.14 r-4 _ - L

winner of lo racks over ‘O LIN 2.c7 3 4 champion stallion of Z

diferent 1-2 mile tracks in 1892 and the greatest brood mare ‘ 19 2 sire of today. She weighs lzoo

Bioia 3 year old record ‘pounds and is a great speed pro-

2.l8 l-2 ducer. Will have two more in the

Bottom 5 year old record list soon. Remember thats great

2 2; l-4 dam is as necessary asa great sire

All by Blngsra. for propagating sp ed.

i Beauty, Size, Strength, Soundness, Speed and Breeding are '

combined in this Bingara's handsome son. Opportunity certainly knocks at the hrfeders door, dun’f pafs it by if you have a desir- able brood ma'e Only one other son of Bingara ever s'o id in the Maritime Province and he recently sold for $5000. but he l- fta Maritime record breaker behini in Bniogs Com t 2 year old record 2.28 on Halifax Track. His owner refused $1 Boo for him. Boltcm niil prove equally as s nsational s Sire of sp *ed and Wm

give greater size. _

The late C. ]. H~AMLiI\' one of the brightest minds the horse

world ever knew believed ln breeding for beauty as well ss sP°'d as arésult Village Farm became noted as the birthp|lC¢ 0| th* mo'-t beautiful hor es in the world Follow Hamlin. b\’"d ‘° mg' of the most beautiful horses in the Maritime Provincesi B803” sk:

Bottom the breedy and beautiful, son of the sensat on

Blngara. _ '

as is me Fashion. 'ras aluoand-xsnglfigediatzllgg

moft fashionable niche-in the trotting wor.d loilY.evz'r dom* that niche you are receiving e direct boost ffvigr lheYBl;;ga"s. ance of its progen 1. |913 will br I KW” 7*” , 'f§ Watch them bring home the mone!-, *"

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Terms $i5 for Season-

F, IJ. C¢I17‘l¢T07l» Manager. A STABLES Euston Street near Queen -i=‘

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row boat. The soldier was a good swimmer, but exhausted himself in trying to rescue the children and went down with them.

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