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Students of the C,R,C. ._I_)_(‘_

~aild P.W C, are each and all invlileglli call and asa :ur samples it fine piwvg. graphy, -

Cook Studio ?%==-FF; Here is a Snap

8 day American Black

Wood Clocks at $4.oo each.

They strike every half hour

on Cathedral gongs. Are good

tiinelreepers. Every one

guaranteed. Well worth it 5.00

our price $4.00.

C. W. Patterson

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Zealot

Zeaict i s a black Stallion six

years oli‘ and weighs ten hundred and ten pounds, is a fast natural pacer sired by Commodore Lydaid, dam by A bdellali Messanger dam of two in the 2.30 list, also grand dam of Orwell Bell 2.2o I-4. second dam by Don Joan, third dam by old Fl) ing Fienzhinan. As his breeding will show Zealot is a race hosre of first qllalliy Afier a heavy season in the stud he started eigl t times in igi z and was always in the pay line A'.Suinmer=ide on Sept= ni- her 22nd l1e_was second to Happv George in 2 23 on a slow track and a cold day with a strong wind b‘ow- ing. At Charlottetown a vleek later he started in_ the 2.40 stake against Strong Field and finished third, came back the next day in the 2.17 class against a field of seasoned Campaigners and fought a four head battle but had to be content with fourth money. Hia Ice Cam- paign consisted o f one start a I Charlottetown, when he f iced the imported mare Rexali Girl to hev limit to beat him and tli n only could do it by a nose. Zealot ha proved biin=elr‘ to be a st ck getti-r among the best One of his daught-i, ers at two years old :old last ex- hibition in Cliar'otletown for two handled dollars and there a r e many more as good as she was. Zealot will nlalie the season of i9l3 at tie owners stable Vernon River Bridge where he will serv- alimitsd number of choice ma'es at ten dollars for the season to be settled by cash or note at the time of first service.

MICHAEL McKENNA

Owner

Spring Point Farm

Vernon River Bridge

P. B. I.

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Coal and Retail

Everybody wants coal at this season ` th . d coal. mYo:l%sgt‘l'lnl{v“dldue for your money lo on not f

all hialsth l t tit! So

onli# noiv and wg spvillllliieeothgt it ls do- livsred promptly.

UUNTAIN, BELL Q C0. 9 a‘{.°.?i§‘il.’.'%W..°2.f".i'l33f."iin

umqg i-astfssi _ . P&M| I Elllob

Oat! (white) 88 to 40 Oat (blaelr) 40 to 45 Dork 11\

Butter _ Chicken (lb) Fowl Leach)

Hides _

Qbdb)

Its `Gentle, lnslstliig

alarm calls at the desired time. r

_Every 20 seconds for5

minutes it rings, unless thc. silent switch is turned. lt s the neatest little clock'you ever saw. Price $2.25.

W. W. WELLNER

Jeweler. I 1 fm Srl#

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f New Spring

Ideas

We have just receiv<d a

fresh supply of new spring stylesin.

Women’s Boots

These shown in Patent

iwith gray tops, also patent with dull kid top.°,patent with soft bnckskin tops, and a fine line of new styles in tail.

These are all buttoned boots.

Priced at $5.50 andi . . . $6 00

Alley ®. C0

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Come into our office and have your

teeth examined free o charge. Oni

takes a few inintusn and we will,»%t,ell yoh exactly what yoalneai and it w 'nt ccst you one penny e ni lie teeth d guar-

antee them to fit exletlf, We yah guar- ai tee perfection in Crown a d Bridge work Extracting and filling Without pain, prica moderate.

DR ROBINS

ggqbgiaen Btr%%t.‘,’J:_ia'§£Jdo0r Beer 4! Goff

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O FHER shou‘d be photo

graphed but-Molher lhiulfs

only of her children when she thinks of phatogra( hf.

Perhaps she'il need persuading-

pnrhaps will call it xanity, but her pictures will prove she is still n beauty-will be in greater demand than those quaint pictures ofyoung- er days.

Mak e an appointment for her

Till; BAYER STUDIO

| _ _ ___ _ __ FOR MY LADY-SOME PRETTY NEOKWEAR.

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New summer neckwear just arrived

with the fine weather nt. Pat0n’s. Now is the time you feel, like throw- ing od that high collar and putting on something light, dainty and com- fortable in neckwear. We have all that is required in Bows, Jabots, Irish lace coat collars, Stocks, Eat- on, diobespieere, and Dutch in lace embroidery and linen, also new linen embroidered collars all siaea from 12} to 15 at 25 cts.

Stringl Ties, all colors, Windsor

ties for children to go with Eaton collars. Nice wash stocks, all sizes, a very large variety, at.` 25 cts. The very latest in Bows, a combination of Green and Champagne. Shadow lace yokas for light low-neck dresses, including front and back yokes at 'I5 cts. Collar and cuff sets ln Cream and White at 65, 85 and $1.35. New shadow lace, edging for collar and cuffs selling at 80 cts. a. yard. A large variety of 'Sailor and Dutch collars in lace and embroidery, a big range of patterns, at 25, 35 and 65 cts. each. Gflve us a call when you are in need of Neckwear, and you will be thoroughly satisfied with the showing. Paton's. 4-24MSi.

OI-IARLO'I'I‘lll'I'0WN' MARKETS

Oorrootsd for every Wednesday and Saturday issue.

Straw. (Der ton-) $5.50 to $6-50

fray. (par ton) siz to us I

, sr doa. 11 to 18

mg" D 80 to 8!

12 to 14 60 to 80

Potatoes, por hill. I4 to 35 Puriifpl. per bus 15 Caliban (lb.)

Polts

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PHOSPHORESCENT Ll6l'll

leave his late realdonc 7 Kin S

will graduate from the P E 1. Hos-

LOBSTER SEASON.--The lobster

for the lobster season.

Mrs. Alex.

geline is due to leave the South dir-

both boats going through to Prince

Thc Mornin Chronicle h

btedly be an attraction She

her north after s endin

anmora which has performed the win- ter service very satisfactorily, is laid

plans of her owners Hollidn Broth-

AAA

::Wyeth's Saga and Sulphur Hair

any other hair preparation we have ever handled. There is hardly a day

what a benefit it. has been to them. It will do the same for ou 50::

Sole Agent, Central Drugstore.

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pital next Monday evening, Aprili ___ 28th. An excellent program 'ls being, BRACKLEY POIN'I‘.~-The standing prepared. Rev. Dr. Fullerton wlll_of the pupils of Wheatley School are address the nurses. as follows:-Grade VII-1 Anna

_-_ Matheson, 2 Susie Matheson, 3 Mina

VALUABLE FARM EOR SALE.-_I.ing, 4 Era Matheson. Grade V1-1

It will be seen from tne advertising Lilla McQllarrle, 2 Ruth Matheson. columns that Rev. Mr. LoPage in- 3 Emma Ling, 4 Ball Matheson. tends disposing of his farm at. Brnck- Grade V-1 Annettu McDonald, 2 ley Point by auction on May 1 a.t._Marion, Matheson, 3 Ernest Ax- 3 o'clock. This is a valuable proper- worthy. Grade IV-1 Hrallne Chand- ty and Mr. LePage’s only reason for ler, E2 Clara Matheson and Belle D disposing of it is that he is now Matheson (equal), 3 Margaret Chand- non resident and cannot personally ler, 4 Arvllla eNeill. Grade III-1 supervise it. Annie Ford, Z Maggie Ford, 3 Wil-

--- , hurt Axworthy. Grade II-1st Gor-

I'l‘ PAYS to buy l.n_ this Ptovlncmi GRADUATION.-Several new por-

--- lformcrs at the nurses' graduatlonex-

FUNERAL BA'l‘URDAY.- The fu- arctasa in the Heart: Memorial Hall

neral of the late Peter McCabe will Monday at 8 o‘clock.

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at 8 o’clock on Saturday morningl The annual meeting of the Char- for For-1; August". nm, on Fi-may lottetown Rifle Association, will take morning. place on Thursday evening the Zlth

.___ lAprll in the City Court Room nt. 8

COMING EVEN'l‘.- Four nuraoaoclock, a large attendance is re-

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,don Mclnnls, 2 Marshall Wilson

fishing season on the North and East. Grade I...l Allce Chandler, 2 Philip aides of the Island opens on Satilr- Matheson, 3 Lawrence Chandler, 4 day. The fishermen at the various Maude Mclmlls. Miss Gladys Cras- points along the coast-line are mak- well, (teacher)

ing lull prepartions for n busy Boa- ' --ii; son. The herring which were very (From Yt-sterday’o Evening Guardian) plentiful up to a week- ago are gett-l OFF THE TRACK.--The eastern ing scarce. In the vicinity of Souris train was derailed near Suffolk this the scarcity of hcl-ring has been mucblmornlng, but the amount of damage felt as it will mean a scarcity of bait 'has not Wt bet!!! learned.

___ Poaion coU-R'l‘.~-at the Char-

DERAILEI) 'pRA1N__When we lottetown Police Court, this monllng Eastern train was coming in yester- l»l1° C538 llgallllt Ml¢l19~¢l PFUYWY for any moriilngthe engine went oil the being drunk and disorderly was ad- triicli at suilolk station, the switch lollrnad till the 28th. having been left, open. Fortunately *_* none of the cnra were derailed as the sTn'\THATBYN-- The services in engineer noticed the open switch in Stmfllall-lyll °0l1§l`°t!9»fl0n next Blin- time, otherwise it serious accident day April 27th arc as follows!- mtgbt have happened. Nobody was R059 VBll°Y 11 8- m-. Slirittllalbyll 3 injured. The passengers we;-5 IJ. m. Bradalbano 7 D. m. They will brought to town by the Cape Traverse ll” ‘fondllclied by MP- Nell RFWW Ol trnin which was sent out from Roy- Dalhousie College. Hlllllai-

nity Junction and they arrived after 1' one and one half hour's delay. A DIED YESTERDAY-*The deal-ll 00- wreclring train was sent out to re- cuffed lil Cl\Bl'l0l2l°l»0W11 YBSWFGBY Ol place the engine on the track. Mr- Peter M<=Cv»b°. alter a lingering

_._ _ illness. I The lots Mr. McCabe was 60

WMS 0 B88. an moved to this cit

last summer from Fort. Augustus Thy

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Miss Tisio Clarke returned home to ,gnemrp a es D aces Saturday at 8 a`

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Cape Traverse yesterday afternoon. ; Glmrdlgn e:ten:1r:asY;2eri:l:;,iX;:th,fha

McKay, Dundas, was in SOCIAL TIME.-On Friday even-

Chnrlottetown yesterday. ing, April 11th, a large number of

_ -m invited guests gathered at the home

Ml” Hattie GRY. Hazelbrook, is of Mr. Donald Stewart New Argyle visiting in Charlottetown. to spend a pleasant ovlening. Gamaii

of various kiinds were indulged in by

Mr. S. C. Moore, Charlottetown, the young people till the "Wee Sma’

WHS ill SYGHGY OH TUBBGHY. holirs,; after which supper was served

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Mr- Chester Acorn. Village Green. lviuslcls hoihellililtrliirllillilfll liioillil

and Mr. William N dd ' '

_ ll Y. Newton was then carried into effect, and was

Cross, were in Charlottetown yeater- greatly enjoyed by an present After da . `

Y presenting Mr. and Mrs. Stewart,

Miss Mary Drake of Mmview was n, with a beautiful Rattan Rocker, the

-0 She WHS the guest of Mies Mamit wishes lor Mr and Mrs Stewart ein Acorn. their new honle. l

THE PLANT LINERS-_With U18 :fl-int notide_ Our last shipment of

Eifggal offgg ilnllt Lille Halifax 0" Panama hats for the seasonn will

ayfngth trilm the S°“_tll the leave here Tuesday April 29th. If

';f°;_i_‘;“w§‘l` anllivelggoljlt gzlyni-§t_T(l)1e you have one you want to be cleaned

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Ma ard th H ma leave cre Tuesday April 29th. If

Y e al x will leave Bos- 1 - _

ton making the trip to Charl0tte_ iwle lzzll send for it. National Cloth

town. On the same date the Evan g 0' _ 4'24M3l`

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ect ‘or Halifax' He” “he Wm re' iluilcllreélyutdl-i ngreyeollrdldliydllildltealllld wwe her meaning “P “ner her Win' l-landlilliz slid our bright; and apot- ter’s aervlv d ill '

e an w go on the Bos-

ton and Hama! mute early in June less iitorc together with our etilclcnt

~ stole service should make rhis your

ghinwmmer sealing; Wm be ‘mm headquarters for all that is best in ll M every we "es ay and Sami" good drugs and aundries. The Mtv" day at midnight' and frm" B°9t°“ Klnnon Drug Co.. The Rexall Stor. every Tllesday and Saturday at ”°°“» (`orncl' Great George and Kent Sf-s.

Edward island. Asked as to what _ MEM'

or.le-~,

the indications were for the summer ’ T

travel Manager Chiprnan lnforirued MISS

tr t at they `

were never better for a big touring I7! Great George Street

season. "We are advertising eaten- Charlottetodn givgly” he gaid_ '-for the tom-ist Mfuiufaclurer of all _ltiods_ of fine l-ai_i bugine,-i5_ The new boat will un,|ou_ ;oi>dn. Special attention given to mail

~ was _ .

built for that purpose, and there is 7 zimwlmmpil'

, p g the winter

on the ship in the South. The Ar- Great Gtorge shed

up at the Plant Pier, awaiting the charloudown I'

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ers, of Quebec.-Halifax Chronicle. Phone

Remedy has given better results than contractor. l Wiring supplies

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and ;1.oo hotties. ill. A. anim, l1"l”gi°°l°

4'14M“- rilr Msttrn:

People’s Theatre To-night

' Special Pathe Feature

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Two Reels: It will touch every heart

Danger _of the Street || Edison

l A Heroic Rescue

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Admission 5c Reserved Seats 10c _ `

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every reason that our hopes will be I

realized Mr H Sandal will resume A E I 'el h

his position as ptirser on the Halifax, ° ° g Mr. Crane having only accompanied

Electrician and Electrical

passes that somebody doesn't tell ua Electric Bell Wolkf Housf

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How It la Emlttad from FIPIIIOIIH Glowworml

Several remarkable lecture! WGN

Elven at the Congress of Zoololy If Monao, attended by sclentlltl fI'0llI all parts of the world. The lfatttlf- attentlori was patd to a lecture b! Prof. Raphael Dubois of Lyons Uni- V01'Bl¢¥. who claimed he had dlacovor- ed the most exact principle whefobi phosphoreacent llght was omitted from glowworma, hretllea and innumer- able marliie creatures, even certain microbes. Prof. Raphael, one of France'a leading physlologlva, showed that this "living" light was the pro- duct of zymosls, which ho called ducl- ferase oxidizing on another chemical compound, which he called luclferlne. As soon as these substances, when mingled together, come into contact with water they gave forth light. Prof. Raphael had succeeded fn isolat- lng both these bodies, and been able to keep them in bottles for several months without becoming luminous as long aa they were in a dry condition. Prof. Raphacl’a researches had lm- mense practical importance lil con- nection with the discussion on the question of the productlcn of cold light, a brief account of which was sent from Paris, while they also bear on certain problems of the ultimate construction of llvlng tissue.

IN LUNG PAST DAYS

0F BODY-SNATGHERS

Relics In Scotland Showing How tho Dead Wal Protected From the Relurrectlonlata

In the days of the Reaurrectlonists

in Scotland various means were de- vised to prevent the nefarious prac- tice of body-snatching. Recumbent stones of huge dimensions were fre- quently placed over tomba ln lonely churchyards, while burying-places were often made unapproachable by the erection of lofty, massive railings. The services of the local blacksmith were also requlsitioned to fasten strong bars of iron over the collins. to prevent the possibility of the body being uplifted from its resting-place. In many churchyards watch-towers were erected, at the door of which, after an interment, careful watch and ward was kept, alld not ii few tales were told of mysterious beings being surprised in the midst of their ghostly depredatlons. ,

In a few places Mort Safes or Dead-

Hollses were constructed, in which the dead bodies were allowed to remain for several weeks, or until such length of time as they were no longer ser- viceable for dissecting purposes. An interesting specimen of Mort Safe ls to be scen‘ln the quaint Klrllyaird at the ruined Church of Cowie, near Stonehaven-a favorite haunt of the Resurrectlonists from Aberdeen. The corpses were conveyed ln dogcarts to the Granite City, and, with a view to escape detection, the lifeless figures were clad once more in the garb of th living and placed on the conveyance ln a sitting posture.

On one occasion lt is related that a

party of Resurrectiorilsts stopped at a wayside lnn for refreshments, when all partook of the same at the door of the inn. The lnnkeeper, noticing the silent figure left alone ln the con- veyance, remarked: “Will yer freend no’ tak’ a drum?" Without saying a word, the party instantly mounted and drove off, leaving mine host, who was not without suspicions, to draw his own conclusions as to the identity of his visitors. n . The Mort Safe or Dead-House ln

the Btonehaven dlatrlct ls of a par- ticularly rare type. it is a subter- raneum chamber 18 test by 12% feet and about 8 feet high fn the centre of the arch. It is constructed of stout masonry, and ls a splendid piece of work, the arch giving evidence ot sound ollftamansbip. In this apart- ment, guarded by two massive iron doors fitted with enormous bolts and bars, the contlned dead were kept for stx weeks and a day before interment ln their last restlngplaca. There are no records of this place 'havfnm over been rlned. Seventy years havel elapsed since the last body was do-1 politod there. _

, Village Rolla Unoarthed J During the digging of a grave at

Hawkrtdge, Somerset, the pedestal of the ancient village cross was unearth- ed; also a carved circular rosa which may have been the and of a Latin cross. -

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Ratcatcher Roalgna

Beoaupo the Colchester Corporation

has decided to reduce the price on the head of each rat from an avenge of 8 cents to 2 cents, the Borough ratcatchar has resigned. In five weeks he killed 600 rats. '

A

Edward Johnson, a Bucknall farmer.

wal Baal $200 Ind costa by the Pot- torlaa atlpendlary magistrate for sell-

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Have You

Bought Your Hat ?

lfyou have not we would be

very pleased to show you the very newest imported shapes and copies of French and Lon- don hats.

The’1°e right up to the moment

too and have commanded the attention ol all who have seen them.

Trimmed Hats 2.50 to 3.50 etc.

Sloirilev Eros

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Broadway and llth St., New York City HOME COMFORTS WITHOUT IXTRAVAGANCE The only first class hotel near all ateamallip lines.

Within easy access of every point of interest. Half block from Wanamaker`l-i Five minutes’ walk of Shopping District NOTED FOR:-Excellence of cuisine, comfortable appointments, courteous service and homelike surroundings

$1.00 Per Day Up.

7 minutes from Grand Central Depot. I0 minutes to leading atoroa and theatres.

ST. DENIS HOT EL C0. ‘

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Optical Opening Read This

Our nicely equipped Optical We appreciate the generous

Parlors are about completed' patronage whlcli has made it

possible for ns to give all Ex~

and we are now able tg, give elusive Optical Service, ard

we shall be constantly on the alert to improve the quality » of this service in every way possible.

our patrons an optical seivice second to none.

We keep _abreast of the

times. and use, in making ex-

amlnations, those methods ,hed em, marks of the °P¢(¢:l

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Which a r e recognized by plelglgxlllugggtgtégzyn but

to catch theonwlfY‘ ' .

We do not claim to sell»$3-5° to $5.00 glasses for fl-00-,_ Sucii methods are the reodt- 1

authorities as the most Accur-

ate and Dependable.

We rrspcctfnlly SOHC* )'_°"f

patronage became ist We at; competent to serve you. an We are 'locved permanentlv. and mongy we earn is NO'l‘faken out ofthe country but Spent to help build up other local industries.

We operate our own LENS

GRINDINGMA PRESCRIP-

TION departinent and can match and replace :ompll¢l¥° ed lenses at short .notice-

G. F. Hutcheson

utmpx adulwi-ma with aight pa A ° Optometrist

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