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A LIVELY CLABH

The Morning Daily Guardian can IN PRINGE RUPERT

Y. _

the P. E. I. R. and her lit-

rrived in Souiis from

last n.ght. They 111-

in :louris in the house

owned by the Sutherland

on M8111 St.-J.

‘N;§,There was a large attendance at the horse races Sat;-M-BY &~t~""‘°\"“

at Scrub Lake. The day Was Idle Mill 1.-he ce in excellent condition. -- The [allowing hoisea were tntercll- we

May, owned by Alex. caml>t.eli;.

PH-Fkland. owned by Paul Mciaach.-rn; auby 5__ owned by .Joe Mclfiachtrn; Kid, owned by Wallis Murphy; Dina. dwned by`James Fraser; Jerry. OWU' oil fby D. S. Keaysz Romeo. owned ,hy Columbia McDonild. M. J. Camil- hsil was appointed starter. After con- siderable scoring the horses crossed the line togethr, the shot was fired. and off they started at a terinc sP€€<l to the delight of the spectators., Pro- longed~cheers arose as the horses mvor-ed by the` diflerent factions would take the lead. They raced four heats which were very closely contes- ted, the last being one of great “Y citement from start to finish. Jerry took the lead at the start but was closely followed by R0l11€0- H0 llaSS01l him when the distance was about covered and held this Position till within 3 few yard.: of the line when Romeo, in a magnificent dash ` “f BP9€d. Passed Jerry and dame in first axnid the cheers of all Wlllcll “mile the race a tie betwieen Romeo an-Ll Jerry, but the decision was given lin favor of Romeo on aCCOilllt of a<ll[- tle unfair trotting b_‘~‘ J'2l”l`5' \\`lllCll made the standing as' follows:-first prize, won by Romeo, set of hells., Second, won by Jerry, 3 buffalo robe. Third won by Parkland a liorse\\'l1ill~

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The Morning Daily Guardian can

_be obtained at H. J. Mahon's drug store, Souris. 4-idrtf.

WASHINGTON, Apiii ii-ilnlcss

Secretary Miic\/euizli cliainges his ‘plans the issue of l’nuum:i bonds which the trcnsury is preparing to .bring out will be ilnted .lime 1. Plates bearing that date are now being made at the bureau of cugrnv- ing und printing. Only the exact 'amount of the issue remains undecid- ed, bnt it is generally understood that Secretary ‘MacVeagh rctnins his original idea to issue $50,000,000. The bonds will be 3 par cent. inter- est and will clot be available to na- itional banks as the basis for note

| »,___F_ G_ Jm.dan_ Sourisl having circulation, and from the in\'estor’a

consented to act as Gum-dian repre. point of vieilv will he the ‘greatest

-, W., advertisin and revenue proiucers of ni tic gov-

Zfxlaigggigogél ,ge Simris and vgicinity ernnient's securities.

,should be handed to hiin. 2-10drtf. ”°*’*“”*““_* - -- DEAD AT |00

l ...John J. Mcllonniii, Souris, has -_ -peturuf-il after spciirlliig 3 week at (l'1‘TAWA, lint.. Aliril 6-Mrs. Hose North Ltikl‘~ Hi? “'H~*‘ 103593 l1'3WU ‘A. Lynott, aged 100 years und 2 with Wllll ‘s'f'€‘~`10 “Nil ll lf\1`¥@ l1“ml>9\"montlis, is douil nt her home in of il0liCl0\lS S98 U`0\\l-*-l- Cantlcy, Que., ahmt 15 milcs from

| * Ottawa. Deceased with hcr husband

...Martin McKinnon, Monta ue, hav- who died 20 yenrs ngo, came out

ing consented to act as Guaidian re-gfrom ireland in 1829 und settled presentative, all news, advcrtising‘here. Ottawa was tiien n small vil- and subscriptions in Montague, aud'lage, reached hy n plith through the vicinity should be handed to him. woods. The \\'omzin hzid muny de-

2-Slrlrti. scendants living.

l Il. l\lcI_.eod, Souris, has re.- turned from St. Mary's Bay, where ,he succeeded in shooting B nuiuhcr ol ,wilil get-se.-J.

. ...The following bus been received ‘from Souris for publication:-Jim, loafers don't Day, customers do. Shnnt the former, or the latter will side-track you. Signed: Customer.

...H_ .l. Piiiiiips, ci.iifi'ncfiu~ of WINNIPEG MILK ls

.\`ouri.s‘, retvr' yd last week alter ul UDFIT To DRINK' visit of five wet-its throughout West- Y _ U -_“l ` ` _ ern Canaria. While uwny he cnllrd at w1!‘NIP*"(’- April hat the mlm Montreal, \\'iunip.°g, Re;/inri, l1`/.imon- S“l’l’lY_ fwm the dlaues a"°““d_ Wm' ton (ralgau. and other (mes of in. ,niiweg is for the most part unfit for te,_c`St_ \§:ml‘L. at Ummm h,. hm] the consumption. unless pastiicrized, and 1..-i\~ilv,_f@ .if listeiiiii; to .sir \\'i1ir<=<ifll\2\€ _U12 i11‘FHt@f_l‘»1rt Of HHS? 1101115 ll.aurier, R. i.. lioriir-ii, _\lr. Fielrlirig"*`h"“1d befhot’ ‘B me c0,“cms‘°n_Dr' land Mr Foster r-xprcs.-: tiicir differ- D°“¥1“5» (WY Health Dmcer- *‘rr“f°d Hn \.ie“.s Un ,_(,(.H,,.,,,.it\.__._]_ lat from the reports of the recent in-

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V Use Sunlight Soap This Way

P f Do not boil or nib clothes-“if weakens and lean

fabrics. Soak and soap well with Sunlight, allow

F. . - ‘J to stand for half an hour: rinse, wri

out to dry. Thats all.

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MAKES CLOTHES il WEAR Losses r <

UNLIGHT 'so/-\P, cempeunaea ..ie..iii...ll

S lJy expert chemists, contains noih- <0 y l ly ing to harm your cloihes and is y , absolutely free ‘ from biting and 1 bleaching chemicals. 1?. _“uk l

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li worlrs equally well in hard or soft water, :¢___,.;;,,-g-,,}.,;§1;-,¢_-_';_’ worlcs lnio a rich, creamy lather almost af a fy' touch, and leaves clothes so'ft,clean-smelling '=*“9‘-”`£‘-"-‘L and white as snow.

Use Sunlight Soap according io directions- lry it just once-and convince yourself that il will clo iwice as much as oiher soaps.

ng and hung

meeting in Cavendish Hall on April L-Jrd (‘hziries Simpson occupied the ieiiuir :ind J. A1 Clark, Supt. Experi- uicntul Stution, Charlottetown, gave nn instructive address on field crops and their cultivation. After des- cribing the work that bus been done at the Station be also outlined some of the proposed experiments for the coming seuson. Mr Clark then gave thc essentials necessary for crop pro- duction viz, seed, seed bed, food, moisture, heat and light. After stat- ing thc best _methods of improving the seed, and after testing the varie- iics best suited to the Province-,those seeds will be sold to farmers in the different localities under an agree- ment that it shall be grown and kept pure and shall be sold for seed only. He has secured small quantities of selected Red and White File and li,/lnriiuis wheat, Munchurian and (LA. U. _No Z1 barley and Bzinner outs, winch will lic- grown nt the Stntion this year, and sold in limited quan-I titles next year. Hc said an gxperi-l ment hnd been conducted this year hy eighteen farmers with selected Marquis wheat purchased from thel Farm and test to be continued for three years to determin wlietiicr this grain is suited to thediffcrent sec- tions uf the Province. Mr Clark also Stated that the' many bud weed seeds urc still imported in the lui-gov

.' , BY MliJ0lil`fY

the Congo which has been' discovered, in Ronin., the administrative capital., The plot was formed umulig BOINC

natives who hull arrived _from the Welle district. The iniiiilhtnrits of, this region are known as Muiiiuiiias., or Niumug, ii powerfiii centrul Afri- can tribe, which ia* in iuost respects superior to the ordinarlv' "9gl`0~ l`f"’“ this tribe the "buys" ure i=°“°1`““Y recruited. 4 -

The “boys"~ concerned in the coin-

spirucy thought the occasion WHS ' ting, it is stated, to kill ull Y-llc whites ut hnnd and assume the ls0V{ ernment. Everytlllllg “'"B fcmly “nk 311 precnutiuns hnd_bce_n tnkeii. ` ‘ Europeuii disaster, it _is consult*-ierlé would hnve been certain iiud_uo o _ of the' “boys” b¢¢l”HY¢\l ‘"5 com rndes at the eleventh h0\U’- It I H

This man revealed the fnct tim glut the leading umm" were' botlm iro- dvwu with "°"°l"_"“ “.“““5' iftltiic gress of aiu ofiiciul d\nuci.y" Dm smile time various liouscs “tie 1 f blown up with dynumitc. V

Most. of the leaders, as far us tlidi can be distiiiguished, liuve _llfifill rested and will be sl>0€<lllY tim" ‘

curitv is now assured.

LANCTOT SAVED

OTTAWA’ April ii-A niaijority voic

i-trains notwithstanding the, seed (`°“t1`0l Act. which does not exclude theili, if the bugs benr a lubei men- UODIHS their presence. He also spoke of the value of different tillage lmDl€ll\€l'1tS. uf frost 'and groin, and tliedmportnnt part they play in pi-0. flucinE_ H- llroper condition of tilth so essential for zi seedbed, and spoke of the necessity of supplying phosphates and decomposed organic matter to

.'Zl'0i1iid lime-stone is preferable L to burnt_ or caustic lime, as it docs not render the valuable 'elefncnts solunblc as the latter does, causing them to be leached out. He spoke of the :ic- tion of excessive moisture and be- lieved iiinny acres of our fzirm luiid should be drained. Mr (`lurk i'cfcF~ red .to the heavy growth on the margins of the grain plots :it the lilxperimental Station lust siiiimier, which demonstrated the value of n surface mulch to preserve moisture, also the value of light to the grow- ing plants. Hc stated that if the area of land taken up by the pntlis between the plots were urlilcri to thc area on which the plots of oats :ic- tually grew, the yield would still he at the rate of over eighty luislicls per acre. More practical information .wus gained from M1- Clnrk's amswers' to questions such as wlicn to sow, lion' to cultivate and liou' to rcstorc the fertility of the soil. At the close of thc address coui|\lin\f'iii,z\ry rcnizikks and the thanks of thc inet-.t» ini! were tendered the sllenkr-r for the vuliiaiilc instruction rcccivcd.

our soils. l-Ie considers .t_liqt,,

gf the privileges und elections coin- mittee today exoneriitcd Ailelfgll

ot M P for Iticlielieu. On ‘C

.»;;;.==s» r A- .ss-. lnllilln llsiliuil lui in ul wllil ,_» 0 t i (3 9

~ l . - deli ’

.JL = to bn in this Province. ...See classified column re two nice] V ; J _ 1 haw and older were __ _

yn .L_ _ residsntal cottages to let at Knightuissofooolooo » |.e];hli?n?;2q3‘;Tg'e rscxelii/les Gf|'3`rliiethdll;i~‘i- an _:curb »ry§e;t;rdaly],d w}h(c{iic;~it;‘i)l:lcgi\;l£

O’Ru° wife 0! Joseph O ' Pond Solmu' vate ad('ess of a high ii.utho;”]l‘£Y the :5:i‘£'herevoT:,‘;rs' fines and rocks. The __-

A ‘ ‘ 'P ' ‘ ' .~ » The Northern Institute held a “Dry °f “ 919" to km an ‘Y ‘ ea m r se over the emPl°¥ment 0

trouble a o strangers on the city gflllllllfi °'~"“' tracts. The mule .ua not end until a striker was carried away “if point of death with a bullet in uirt stomach, one ll0llC¢ml1|\ Wlth H l’“,t°,_ wound above his e>"C. lillll Ullcrcl' zen, ii contractor, was shot thioilgll

the hand. 4 A _ _ ‘ 1

Citizens are liuiiiilil with ‘““lj“_“'

tion and are paradiiig the stroetsniii procession, fully armed with ii ch und revolvers. __

Over 40 of the len-ilcrs of ihc stiike

are under arrest. '

,-- _

“Lots of fun and iilcnsliig special-

ties at thc Ui/crn liousc luaiiiri' l\lliu (my night, 4»»idL»i.

Make your dnleslor the VACUUM CLEANER,

Beer & Weeks.4-ldi

Ladies haven "New Hat" for

Easter. lf you have not yet de- cided upon yours. why not drop in and see Miss Renrilo-she will help you ln your ninclslon-and you will be sure to have some thingallttle different from the others. Her work is out. of “the run of Commonpinoeiioss"- ,Prowse Bros Ltd. 4 l0dti`.

`Lanct , . ~. _ charges made by R. E.4 Blondiu, P. for Chaniplnin, involvini! his right to sit in parliament. 4 I There were mnjority und miuoi_'il1Y reports and the former carried 1-:lm 10. The vote stood on the minority repu'rt:-Parker, Cruckct. 9`l'Ufh°1"‘- Doherty, Hnggiirt (\Viiiiiill02l.l121ll' °`c£iste1', Lennox, Monk, I\'ortliup und Rhodes-10,

Majority’-Nnycs, B1‘ud£‘l11`. Bill"

dean, Cnrvell, Uiiisiiollii (Antigo- nish), Denicrs, Devlin, Dubeuu, Geof- frion, (`fei'\'as, Kyte, Lafortuiie, Mn- jor, llizirtin, lioy und llivct-15, 1 The majority report cnrricd on .this vote reversed.

“Hear the 'big orchestra under dir-

ection of Prof. Wright at thc Upcrn. 1-louse Easter Monday night.

4-4d6i.

“Beautiful Easter Goods in Easier

Cards, Easter Phat Cards, Src at Cur- ter's Bookstore. 4-Zdui.

“Ladies tan calf Boots received to-

day' at Gull Bros. 4-lililli.

' New Gloves for Easter. Me.n‘s

Gloves. Ladles‘~Glo\fes-Boys and Glr|'s Gloves.-Prowse isros Lid.

4- l Odlf

"For $ll.00 cn:-li llccr & Goff will

<l0ll\'0i` 2 Bni'i‘cls of “l3.~a\'cr" Flour

fl`l?ll!`llll l‘l`cllnid to any station nu thc. _ _ , _ P F. I Rniiimy 410d'n Il\<'i~\"i‘rou1<iN<'.s c T GORDON WEB

_ Monday, April itlih is the 1 last day for receiving discounls on electric light bills for March -lighting. Pay today and save _money. 4-7d§i.

"Gartcr's l-ligli Grade Wuil Papers

are nttnciiiiig tiirmfacircs to thc \v.'iiis of scores of the best hoiiscs in this lcoiiutry. llnvc you looked through 'our Snuiple lliiniis ycti’ If n -t phone l for n sct today, Curtcr & l`o., Ltd., 'dcalci's in artistic wall pgipcins. i V - 4»7<i6i.

lt has been fl lured out tlvit the

loss entailed hy merchants undr the credit system would make ln- clepondent mon oftliem lu a shoi' time if they could collect them. This moons that oash~i'or lower prices effect a saving for both purchaser ond dealer--that help both. We sell for Gash-the same

everybody.-Pro wso Bros Lcd.

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NOTIC

1\|\.\`l\<'l'i~uin ivisliiiilr lo yilirvllalsi- ii grin!

:;tuf.io|i~'_‘r_\'1-iiginvslioiiiclsi~\'llii‘ V_»\ltil| ii.\.\'()l,l§f\`ld l'fi\`(_ilNi‘l beiori' piirclinsing

price and the lowest price to

Dories of all sizes and types

We have a large stock of the

ordinary, single, medium and double dories and we are at

present building a number of

2 3 ft, double end power dories

which we will sell with a 2 1-2

H. P. Imperial installed for

$125.00, F. O. B. Car Sourls

L. and N. PAQUET;

Souris

KINARUS 38068

Goldizilian by Brazilian _ 20214.

Kiimros, 38086, isnbay stuilioii of

1200 pounds, sired by Kamares, 2.10% the fastest trotting son of Kremlin, 2.072, and from one of the vcry best brood mares on the Alluu Stock Farm, ltussula, dum of4 and grand dam of 1; second dam Russinu, ri producing dam, und full sister to the great Nutwood; third dam, the greatest of all brood mases, Miss liusscl. .

This horse has size, style, manners,

and speed, trotting quarters in 85 seconds last season Without any trniniug.

Goldizilian is a chestnut stallion, 3

yenrs old and weighing 1150 pounds. Sired by the Iron Horse Brazilian, 201514, the greatest horse and sire this Province ever saw. Dam by Ile- ceiver, he by Administrator, 2.29.3, sire of lil und from a daughter of the imported thoroughbred Anfield. Second dum hy Island Boy, hc by llusii Messenger (the sire of Old Dcun), and from a, Snladin inure. 'l`hird dam hy Provider, be by Prc- Cvlltor, lie hy the Great Nutwood, ;2.lSl,‘ champion brood mare sire of thc world.

This colt is stylish ganiey und

speedy, uith size and quality to

E mukc at grcut sire. These two stnl-

linns will he found at the owncris lnduhlns, hlontzigiie. Fr* extended _L lu-ncrluig und full particulars write

the owner,

l‘li~=<~\\'lici‘c. Sold bv GEO Clin ymigig

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“The alk of harloitet7own”

hat e- rgnnization Sale

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Great Crowds of People are Daily Taking Advantage of That Rare Opportunitylto Buy

Men’s and oys’ igh- fade Clothin ,_ urnishings, nts and ups

At Prices Unequalled Anywhere and Unheard of Before.

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I Why we are°so busy, Selling the Quantities we’ do;

S ° Why we are talked about everywhere as

The Best Place in or out of Town to .Buy Your Men’s and Boys’ Wearing Apparel

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_If you have not yet been to

Charlottetowifs Greatest Clot °

It will pay you ‘to come to _ hlng S6112

- Don’t Delay! Don’t Wait Until lt’s 'All Over! Cgme Now!

, ~ YOU CAN’T AFFORD T0 MISS THIS CHANCE

GREATER VALUES THAN EVER YOU WILL LIKE OUR PRICES!

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