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ibbseneef the oatdependable Bdiee ' lit... -'

'Wd-have a quant-_= _.___..._;»_.;__m.l.m__... ll. .$4.5

ity of Hard Coal, Pea- nut size. .This is a high grade coal suit- able fori,_ any stove.

Orders for a n y

quantity promptly at- tended to. _

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°.Vid°Il_°o of our faith in them, we uk ¥°\|fDU'ijthematqurriek. Ifthey

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(Continued from page 1) the teaching powers -which are em- bodied i_n this. representation of the life of the Blessed Saviour. Details which have seemed complex and hard to understandiare shown forth as in the life of One who was for the first time really.. here. The grand life, obedience even unto the death of the Gross. shells iortli in all its sacri- fice, its unaelilshness, its soul saving powers, and th_e pictures told home so realistically that many eyes were 31190 With lfdefs. ‘and as grand a ser- mon ivas prjcaehcd on the canvas as has ever been uttered, even by the world's most powerful preachers. In all reverence these words are said, an-d lnnll 1-_crerence too, asserted that no one should miss this oppor- tunity of a __1ife time; for the presen- tation of the Passion Play means more than Encre gazing at entertain- ing pictures-_-it means the fixing ln- dellbly on the heart and soul all that story of our Blessed Lord’s di- vine Llfe, _His Birth, Passion and Cruciflxtion and final Ascension af- ter I-Iis mission on earth was fulfilled, means, as seen, instead of being im- pressed upon the mind by the imagin- ation alone. Of the dlms which put this powerful theme on the canvas, much in praise is due. They arc. steady, clear, and the figures move naturally, thereby enchanting the theme in every way. During the epen- ing, Mrs. Tufts, Miss Holcomb and Mr. Delay each rendered a sacred song. All were in splendid voice and

rendered their numbers with athos f

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and fe.'iling4$whieh whs"»appre'cfa'ted- by the hundreds in dttendance; Mrs. ' Tomlins at the piano played numer- ous selectionc which were most suit- able and helped one to better under-

stand the beautiful pictures.

o. P. n. s'rsrA_MER QU4R.ANr1NE‘D_ VANCOUVER. B. c.."'l/mrcii as-A Victoria despatch says the Canadian

Pacific Railway steamer Mouteagle,

from Yokohama, is in quarantine at william Head with one me of small- pox on board. `

VETEHAN AMERICAN _

ADMIRAL DEAD.

RIDGEWOOD, N. J., March 31-

Rear Admiral John W. Moore, retir- ed, a veteran of the civil war and one of the foremost constructive gen- iuses of the navy, died at his sum- mer home here late last night. He re- tired in 1894 and was 81 years old.

HUGHES BLISTER ~

is the mot reliable renle<`y for the tr=a‘ment of

SPAVINS RINGBONES CURBS SPLINTS ETC.

Expeiienrei horsemen all u e it and rccomnlend it. hc- cauee it removes the_c_ause as well ns reduces the lump.

If you have a sick or blem-

i.~hed ai imal call and get ex- pert advlce from

E 0E-liUiiliES{.i::i.‘.`;’?:;_ Charlottetown P. 15. I.

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Barldofloiiilzari Siiiiinpz. ‘i(i.‘i§li‘ninerlidg¢(i io si-imulpale the_mc-m-

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thoroughly efficient. Sold with the money blcll zinfan-

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New Iss The, Time To 0i'ilel' Your Wire

5 - - Y lv ls el' ° ern at 11.40 a. rn. thirty-five minute..

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_ you are going to 'do' some '_

' new fencing or repairyour old fence after

the winter frost. ` We have_ an u'nu'su'a_l.ly-

This is the season when

- large stock of Wire this spring, having up-

._ We bought this wire

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wards of zoo TONS in our warehouse. _.

before the advance

in the Market took place, and will give you the benefit of 'oui-_ good judgment.

`f The Wire is of BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, being imported direct from Pittsburg, the biggest Steel centre in

the world. It includes; _

Spring Wire e

' No I2 4; cr u u

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No 9 Hard Coiled ." A - _ 2 & 4 Barb

_ _ No 7, 9, 12, 13,' 15, 16 Ga. Soft Galv.

Wire. _ \

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Sli bil llama eil Barb Wire Al fn »yllnlleard Qi Prices

We' have about a5»t0ne of Damaged Barb wireon sq *i hand. which his been exposed to the, weather. Some, .;_ °f_`h,.1g as good as new wire. ` We have: divided ‘ wire into 4 sections. Prlces,ss_f_91l_o9v_S_; “_ - . . ,_ _ -,|_0Q__ gms 539° ¢@¢_$;;.j5_=per loo lbs. deliv- f

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‘illicit C ers ilardwafre Co limited f "*-i‘”*"‘~-“”`==‘idi‘===f='*=°~»~'ff==f=

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TI-Il MINTO--TUG Kilim ddokodix. Chu-lettetownet 3.20 p. ni., yester- <llY. She was delayed by heavy lee, with which the recent weoteriyvrinde- had filled the boy and three time! Ihr WU °°mDel1ed to stop, and thi slice bars called into service.

A CARPET DISPLAY.-Al will bi

' where Patou 'E Co. are making a ¢X¢°Dtional display of oldptl, oil cloths, linoleums, ‘ etc...-thzlll leuol, _ana .mild a in ty invlutioii to ai *O V111* their wzll lighted' ‘mg uv-tb date denartn_¢nt_ ‘ 'ms mwann 'l‘ii.e1Ns.- ru. Southern accommodation -arrived il -Llhariottetown yqgtsrday .nt 10.45 I m . thirt mum i` tl. sim

late; the western at 12.25 p. in. uv. minutes late and the 'Sumfmerlide ac commodatlon ar 3.55, forty mlnutei late. The Cape Traverse train aa 10-35 “~ H1-. ¢W€l1W~iive minutes lute.

TRANBFERRED.-General regret is

“Dressed that Mr. R. B. Rossbor- Ouzh. the popular manager el cu. Bank of Neva Scotia, has been trans- ferred to Edmonton, Alta., as he, with Mrs. Rossborough have takenn leading part in the social and busi- ness life of Charlottetown during their residence here. It is under- stood that Mr. Binning, formerly o. Charlottetown, is to return and take the mnnager’s chair.

_DEATH IN WINNIPEG.- Mrs. George Morrison, Bradalbsne, ha; received a letter from Winnipeg in- forming her of the death of her little niece, Zella, aged three years and eight months, which occurred at bel home on March 27th of scarlet fever. She was the only child 01 M;-_ Tho. mas H. Barnes. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Barnes as it is only three months since the death of his wife, who was formerly Miss Ellis Mc- Leod if Hurtsvllle, P, E, I,

GOOD NEWS.~'I‘he following ls a

Com' Of u telegram received ln Char- 10U2€l0\vn. dated Reno, March 27th: "Glad things are looking so well. Returned from mine this morniilg._ We are breaking six feet of rich ore for shipment. Have better than four cars out. Road work, ore bins, rall- road spur, are all being rushed. Will be shipping April iotu. We have the best mine in Rochester-Nothing but success for us.” The telegram was signed A. A. Codd, and will be good news to a large number throughout this province.

RAILWAY NEEDED.-Mr. Simon

Pincau of iiiistico, one of the leading lobster pack-:rs in the province was in Charlottetown yesterday. In coliver- sation with The Guardian Mr. Pineuu spoke of the serious luck of trans- portation facilities at Rustico. Une of the best farming sections of the Iirdvlnce and probably its largest fishing centre, obliged to haul all its produce and supplies a distance of nine miles to the nearest shipping polnt,' Hunter River, is certainly a condition that requires to 'be looked into. A _branch line from Hunter Riv- er to Rilstico along the rlver`val1e'y would be a comparatively easy solu- tion of the dlflicultyl_ The lobster business alone at Rustico amounts to about half a million dollars a year all of which has to be carted over nine niiles ol’ road, most of it in the spring when the roads are at their worst. If any part of the province needs a railway it is Rustico.

MR. McCAL`LUM DEAD-It is with sincere regret The Guardian reeoulsl the death of Mr. John McCallum of Farmington, Minn., formerly of Wheatley River, P. E. I. Mr. Mc- Callum was bornist Lot 48 sixty- six' years ago,and was a son oi the late Mr. Malcolm McCallum. ln 1872 he wus united in marriage to Miss Annie Bngnall, daughter of the late Mr. Richard Bagnall of Hazel Grove, P. IC. I. He was in his usual good health up to thc day befare his death, when he was stricken with apoplexy, and after a few hours sutlering,passed peacefully away on the evening of March 14th, Besides ll sorrowlng wi- dow he leaves to mmirn three sons and four daughters:-Edd and Rich- ard in Stratlmiore, Alberta; Allred in Iowa, Mrs. Boyne. in Farmington, Mrs. Bond in Strnthmore, Ella and Florence nt home, also a sister at Wheatley River, brother at Murray Harbour, abd brother and sister in the Western States. Mr. McCallum was an active member of the Chris- tian Ghurch. (Patriot please copy.)

::Ma.eKlnnon’s Condition Powders

are recommended by all horsemen. They put new vigor, stamina, streng- th and vim into your horse, purify the blood. aids digestion, improves the appetite and builds up the gen- eral system to its proper state of -Jerfect health. Made after a formula that has b ;en used for many years by one "ol the foremost ‘_‘vets" in the United Kingdom. 1 lb! sanitary can 25e. The McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Ste. MEtf.

seen by the detailed account else'

H Mr. F. S, McDonald. Souris, was

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THE docked A. ln., mail

romp

New Glasgow, was in yesterday. -

‘ Rev. Full

leaving _Harbor

was e. pun-.lger

by the Murray afternoon.

i Mrs. John McLean returned to her home lnriiuris yesterday after A bhort vial to Char ottetown.

in Charlritgltown yesterday. He re- turned In t e afternoon.

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Mr. W ligament, Montague,_wns ‘ri Oharlldtth own _ yesterday and re- turned hoiiie in the afternoon.

Mr. J. J Johnston, Charlottetown,

_ieft yesterday for -Montreal and- To- ronto. ’ »-' 'I

Mr. Norinin Campbell of the firm if Ste_wart_Aud Campbell, ,carne in to Charlottetown' from' Darlington yesterday. _ '_ _. _

Mr. G. H. Bterns, Sourie, was in

Charlottetown yesterday and return- ed home by. the Eastern train in the afternoon.

Sgt. H. -A. Lowe, who has been in-

structing li signalling corps at York, left by the Mlnto this morning for Moncton.

Dr. A. A., McDonald and Mr. J. C.

Ferguson rq,\_urned to their homcu in vlouris yea erday aspcrnoon from cnarlottemiin. ' ` “

The dide _dint priests of the country parishes w ' have been in Charlotte- town atts\i_ ng the Forty Hours de- votion reti 'ned to their homes yes- terday. »_ j

spending th winter at his home i

ing for W8 ngtou. I-Ie was accom.- pnnied tor! arlottctown by Misses

Mrs. C31- _ Rogers, Summersidc, re-;

turned yep _ day by the Minto fromi Wlndsor,- 5,8., where she was at- tending thefluneral of her nephew Mr.

Hubert Bpllison of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Bello , t. John's, Nfld, whose death wasllieportsd in The Guardian a few days ltgu.

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Mr. Amos,_M¢wli1lums ol west'

Cape is visiting his brother Mr. A. McWilliaml,~M. P. P., in Charlotte- town. 'I‘he__`former is one of the well

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Dari at 11.48

- Mr. Dani ‘Nicholson, who has been

Head of C dlgan, leaves this morn-'

Sarah and: lnnie Nicholson. ' `

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in every way. We are not

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:__ Tl\eie’s"jnst one plaice to go if you want real satisfaction in selecting wall' ' pap:-‘r:=, :mtl we :lie not stiyingtliis in tile spirit if egotisni eilller. We know from

arturil facts. flint we have the largest stock of wall papers rust of _\-loutreal and with' our iiillucinc variety and iiiivarying liigll qiifllity we know we can sruir your needs

_ Wz-_ :ire lranciliiig fill the best papeie: made by such famous makers as VVot-

soil Foster, Reg. N. Boxer, Juricivny Clrpender, Robcrl (Raves and M. ll,Birge.

Showing papers with panels, papers in two-ihird effects, cut out and crown borders, the new Scotch oatmeal paper that is guaran- teed not lo fade, and decorative papers that can lic made up in designs to suit your furniture arrangement or tapestry vork, and we are also showing chiufz and cretonnes to match any paper you may select. `..i,_ f

_ ` We pay special attention to decorative work, help you and the paper hangers

satisfied until you are satisfied. Priccs on paper range

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er, who has received notice of transfer to the head office staff

Vancouver, B 0.

Mrs. Austin Ramsay, wife of sta-

tion agent, Conway, is visiting in Charlottetown, the guest of her aunt Mrs. Arthur McK_ay, Dorchester Bt.

The-Missed J ennle Bradley, Mary

Drake, and Mary Murtagh were the

known shipbuilders of Prince County,. and has sailed around the world ing vessels of his own construction. Hel has visited many countries and beingl li keen observer has received much`

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,Mrs M__ - Carrier, wife avg manager _ f the Charlotte__own branch of iz `e Canadian Home`In- vestment C5., left yesterday ,morning

::Ii‘ you ltlve property for rent or

for sale, if Yin desire to buy or rent property, lc, The .island Real Estate and Invcstnient attend to your needs. Addrcss your communications to Box 234, 4-3M3i.

-.;li.iP.p t'€o.iL. A. pickers a oe.,

are selling 'Peanut size hard coal at ss_oo nur ten. 3-27M£i-

A i-Rattling Goticl Tonic

that -is,wliat one of our custom`rs calls Nya|'s lli- gesiivil 0nic.dnofher man said ii __ weefencd his wife after h `_ hg a sour dyspep- lie for Ears.

One ' Wife said she had

husba:d,she co_u|dn'f_¢00i£ enoug ‘io satisfy his ep- | petite. _ _ .

If yoli are not feeling upto

themarlh perhaps your stom- ach is Causing the trouble. Wolth fivhlle finding out any-

way. ;'_i_

lfiiice 5oc a bottle.

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a rich ‘ amy hgh on the l f'ace,pe tgatesa edicts the ‘ most .. _ _ andgrybgard and makes _lhorg-, easy, . pleas .lop of shaving. Put ' up in aofne nickel plated sanltarx, n............25c.

ThdfTwo Macs

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of educative'__value from his travels. l

_ incorporath the Wornen's Christian

‘U "ke it aW3y ‘rom hc' Temperance Union of Sumiperside.

guests of Mr.__ and Mrs. Wallace Drake, Millvlew}__.'_on Tuesday even- ing. » -

Mr. Wesiexoifrost, American _Gun-`

-sul at Chat ttetown, who is In _it _e is. ls. I, Hospital suflel-ing from , fattnck of lippendieitis .has been suc- icessfully opiirated upon and last even- ing his condition was most favorable.

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,.;__.._______.. Provincial Legislature

, (Continued from pago1)'._f »` iwas at prdiient engaging the atten-‘ tion of the Government. _ _ In reply to Mr. Buntaiu, the Pre-

mier stated that the Governlnenthad under consideration the proposal' to open a roiid from Rennle’s Road to Buffalo Road and were obtainlng'\`in- formation on the matter. "

I . 'PRIVATE BILLS IN COMMITTEE.

The comiilfttse stage was taken of

the Bunbury Silver Black Fox Co., ,Ltd.‘; Poolii d: Thompson, Ltd.; the {Women’s Christian Temperance Union

[of Bummefzfide; all of which were re- ported to he House.

` .ili*1‘lilnNooN sassiori

House rezlimed at 8 p. m. in Com-

,mittee wit Mr. Doble in the chair for the consideration of the bill to

Bill agreed to with amendments and ordered to be read a third time to- morrow.

' A nnoruna

MR. M. U. DELANEY read _the

House a ellutary and timely lesson on the necessity al nunctuslitv in eff tendance eh sessional duties. When the I-louse is called for three o‘clock it should nilun three, not 3.30. He would suggdst that a fine be imposed hereafter for negligence in this mat- ter, beginniiig with one dollar and in- creasing as the gravity and the re- petition of the odence might suggest.

MR. f~lI’i2tKER_ commended the re-

marks of _ e Hon. member and hop- ed the Hoiile would second his ehorts' to secure a,_inore punctual attendance. In the abltence of a formal motion and recolhizing the concurrence of the members in Mr. Delnney’s sug- gestion hs would recommend that 'Mti Delarey, wlip is the omclal whip, un-

dertake tmgollect the dneffom of- fenders as ey enter the chamber. on metiei. or 1-ron. w. s. stewart

bills to in _rporate . J'.__ olpum A Co. Ltd. The gardipgx Black Fox Co. ., were reads. third time and has _ 1

On mot_ of Hon. A. ll. Areeneult

e bill to i_ rporate-.Tire Union Black Fox Oo. ' reed a second time and the House tn: me committee with Mr. Myers the chair to

the bill. _ _ _

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a 'bill to- end.

tory Un.'s ct was time with 1;. L.. L.

chair. ._ __

arms Plibvruonr. coidnilmss

lqdlbt. George St

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Over -

$3 7.900.000 _

of New Business was written the _Sun Life of_Canada._ for the year l9x2,»».- an increase of over $5,500,000 over 1911. .~A-- _magnificent tribute tothe capable management bf this good old -“Prosperous and Progressive" Company.

E. R. B RO W

Charlottetown Manager, for P_. E. I

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Bo You Want io get into the FOX BUSINESS

Perhaps we can help you or show you how `

We are offering for sale _'goo Shares in THE NORTH

SHORE SILVER BLACK FOX CO which proposes to pay 3| I-4 per cent this year.

A deposit of I0 per cent will hold the stock for you for tie

present. _

We have a considerable sum of money for investment

and intend leaning it to prospective investors in our Company.-

OUR PLAN is this:

Say you are anxious to invest $100 in the North Shore Co but you cannot convenlenlly pay the ready cash. y~ u can send us $10 deposit and we will hold the stock for you pending setisfac ory arrangements for security This oderis open only until the funds 01 baud have been

_ exhausted FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED: ~

'rl-ns ls A GRAND OPPORTUNITY for those who will

send in their-subscriptions ON TIME.

_ IT MEANS, that for $10 paid down you have secured $100 _ stock with almost a surety of $31.25 dividend payable

next September (1913) and li sh-are in all .he future earn- ings of the NORTH SHORE RANCH.

CUT OUT the coupon below, filling in your name and address

~ and the number of shares you desire to take and folward

them to us with a deposit of $10 for each shale you wish

_ to subscribe together with a memorandum of the security

you propose to give, and if satisfactory an interim receipt

. will be forwarded you. Il the security offered is not suf-

' ficient, or if for any other reason the mazter cannot be . arnang- d onthe proposed incorporaiion falls through , elf,

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