fi Detroit ' . __ Y 55 i ~» ~ ~ ,

Plenty of Coal

ofthe kind you should burn ,ogwaits your delivering order

' Oiir_cg`}il burns briskly and rivcs tl`lQt§'i11¢'_*'\l_-IAN ' '

.,§hy_e`ton. '

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It rl? i 1 _V Y NEW YORK STOCKS.

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; Open Close rf ,iteninon 105; 105 ` Amal. C0llPel‘ 82 80; ,Q ilnltiinore &.Ohio 109 108% '_' Brooklyn B, T- 82§_ 82§ 5, Erie ` 7' - _ 34; 34 ,g Lehigh valley ' ‘ leer 166; !»"‘Eortliern Pacific 1182 118i f- Pennsylvania 1235 123i ,f lleading ' 172 »f Sugar ' 1 _ ‘ -126? lg, Union I‘a.ciiie 168} ‘ u. s. Steel' oi;

lictlllcllcni Steel - 36; 37 t- Mex. Petroleum I 7

67,. 67,.

litnh Copper' _ 612 61;

`- illinois Central 127 125

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,Quotations Furnished by F. B. Mc-

Currly & Co., Stock dr Bond Brok.

/, ern, Members Montreal Stock Ex- ' ` ehnngo.

0/ , Moy' 6 '12 _ .

"4 . E _.A lmnadluu, L’hciflc`= 257 255:’ Canaria C§§cnt_ Pill. 90 89°

172!

128 ) 168 655

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Dom Textile

COTTON

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GRAIN

Willa

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0ne Million Dollars lor Va Good Stomach

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This Offer Should Be a Warning to » Every Man and Woman. `

The newspapers and medical journ-

als recently have had much to say relative to a famous millionaire's of- fer of a million dollars for a new stomach. The great multi-millionaire was too

busy to worry about the condition of his stomach. He allowed his riynpnp- sin to run from had to worse until in the end it became incurable. ‘ 'His misfortune serve's as n' warning to others.

Every one who suffers with dysp'ep~»

sis for a few years will give every- thing he owns for a new stomach;

Dyspepsia is commonly- caused -.by

an abnormal state of the gastric iuwee. or by irwk of tone in the walls of the stomach. The result f is that the stomach loses its power to di- gest food.

We are now able to supply certain

missing elements-to help to restore to the gastric juices 'their digestive power. and to sid in making the stom- ach strong and well.

We know that Ilexall Dyspepsia

Tablets are a most dependable reme- dy for disordered stomachs, indigen- ti0n, .and dyspepsia.

We want you to try them and will

return. your money if you are not more than satisfied with the result.

Three sizes, 25 cents, 50 cents, and

$1.00. Remember, you can obtain Rexall Remedies in this community only at our store-The Rexall Store. The MacKinnon Drug Go. 1

“Build up your nervous system,

chase the blues, make your nerves stronrr and healthy, your brain clear and bid good-bye to all riespondency. Use Ma,c's Blood Food. the best

- Dom. Steel Corp‘n , 61% _, Montreal Power

66 ispring tonic that science has yet dis- 61 "

covered. A box 50c. _The 'l`“'f\

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202 202 |Macs. 5-7d3i.

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Use Rexall

or ealing Saive

f - You need Rexall Healing Saive for cuts, burns,

bruises, scratches and all every day accidents. It is easyto apply, heals rapidly and is heartily recom- iiiéndedby a`ll`whoYliavé used it. A large box....25c_

MacKinnon _Drug Company 1

Cor Great George and ‘<ent Sts. `

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I Hickey _£9 Nicholson Tobacco Cty

opportunity we are offering smokers these days to get wise to about the finest thing in the smoking tobacco line that has ever been put on the mar- ket. Here you are -don‘t fail to ask for it; RIVAL and MASTER MARINE. You can take our word for it- We have never disappointed you

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Cneiiof the most important V

points to consider ‘when sterling house keeping islhe selection oi

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a good kitchen range. 'l`he bent is none too good for the bride’ ` and only with the best-can she get good results from cooking. A good range will last a life time. » ;

KUOTENAY STEEL RANGE is famous for itsblking. fuel-saving

and good heating qualities, has a niclieled steel oven, broiling door. clean _ out door, “mi-|t¢9| lining, highly niclreied, has warmin¢_c|oaet and reservoir, with wood lining. 6 hole size $4I.$0. Coal limnf, extra '

1.50. Sand prepaidloany _|tatien_in P.

E. island oh receipt of pr ce _

THE SASK-ALTASTEEL RANGE`hae lii;_u_id‘&»lass joints, double

duplex grains, automatic lif\ top, broliinx door, nick ed steel oven, semi- st . reservoir towel rack, im rovod warming _

eel li i h P , elsuet. shzffll top and nickel plated felt- Fifild *lill-

coal grate and 'special wnsd grate, price freight' prepaid to any station on

1'. E. island# $3.00. g

You will need ons of these ranges-Tliiolr the m`atter over.

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It pays to buy ln this Province

"T“_*° --- yesterday afternoon for Bumrnerside

Mrs Fred Morrow Souris, was in Charlottetown yeeterday,returning on the afternoon train

It was an express train that made

the round trip between Murray Har

H10 Opera House, Charlottetown,Fri

Caledonia at 11 a rn, and 7 p, rn

Condensed Milk Factory, Gh"l‘ovrn. left yesterday morning on a business s

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Charlottetown,yesterday,returning on the Murray Harbor train yesterday

who desires a position as pilot, etc, t on n small boat, should write, “Mal‘- t

Innls and Augustus McLeod, were dn- ¢ ed fiverdollars and costs or twenty days and four dollars and costs or 1;

ation held in the Shorthand Depart- ment of the Union Commercial Col-

et Fullerton, Sity; Helen R. Gardiner City; Ethel Moren, City; Myrtle Cam-

gue; Winnifred Driscoll, Hillsboro; h Beatrice McInnis, St. Peters;.Margnr- h et Condon, Panmure Island.

Among the passengers east yester- k

day afternoon from Charlottetown q

is usual with him at this time pf the, q year, ls en route to Sonris to spend d the summer.. Mr. Nicholls is a great q'

healthy and`»fertile~community. He 1 stated that, alter having travelled i the length of the Dominion. he is assured that there is not one pro-

only heartily entertain Mr. Nicholls' b

ergetlcally at home as they have to h

cipations would permit them to hope o i . d

provincialists who travel, and, oth- n ers, states:-“That the transfer 'of n the marine department of the Domin- ion Atlantic Railway Company to

D en figured. and'by which it will make ob a further fight on the Grand Trunk, was declared by_ A. W. Perry, presid-

sald that the deal was an exchange

Rutland Railroad was turned over to the Canadian Pacific, he said, and the New Haven gets the Dominion Atlantic. “There was no money con- sideration in the deal," said Mr. Perry after he stepped from the White Star line Arabic, on which he returned _from Europe. in addition, Mr. Perry saidt "I secured this_ in- formation while aboard from one of the officials at the Canadian Pacific Railroad, To me the transfer signifies that the Canadian Pacific and the New Haven are workinz together `a- galnst the Grand 'l‘runk.' “I believe that all'the steamship lines controll- ed by the New Haven and-running in-_ to Boston will ever`itually"‘be formed into one big stemship corporation." “Wiil such a merger include the Plant line?" Mr. Perry was asked. "No slr," he replied. "Nobody has got any interest in the Plant linc but me." Mr. Perry stated that he had been in Belfast watching the building of a new steamer for his line. It will be called the Evangeline. The Eastern Steamship Corporation today increased its stock by $2,- 500,000 to $9,000,000, for the pur- pose of acquiring the Dominion Ai:-_ lantie steamers. g _ ,

::There's n new size 'ln cue celcbrat- -

sd Harmony Rose soap which has just arrived here. The ordinary cake is an unusually large one for the price but this new size is much larg- er and even better than the smaller size if possible. ,15e n cake, 2 cakes _ for 25c, The McKinnon Drug Co. Corner Great George and Kent Streets, dtf.

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emo Hotel Halifax, yesterday.

3. ll.

b0r and Charlottetown on Saturday. has sold his property the Morell

House, preparatory to moving out

All should let the children come west. returned to Charlottetown yes Md vnloy the play "Our Wives t terday from Tryon where he had been

day night.

Rev. D MacLean will preach on remit by Money Order or by R¢¢|,,¢_ Sabbath 12th lost., as follows»- ered ,Letter-. The Guardlnnis not re

and at Ii-is at 3 p m other than by Registered Letter- D,-

Harry Winchester, manager of the _-_

trip to -Boston. He will be absent V. about ten days. 7 1 tired in honor _of the event at noon I

Y a detachment from No 7 Battery,

L. H. D. Foster, Marshfield, was C.

among the passengers outward from Leigh.

afternoon. had gone to Halifax in connection

.___ with the supposed discovery ni the

Any person with .omg knowlgdgs remains of her son in the bodies of

of the coasts of P. . I. and N.S., the .victims of the Titanic brought to

ine, _P.0. Box 99, Charlottetown." Northumberland last evening.

At the police court in Charlotte- '.`,[_ H_ Red,-ji _, town yesterday two drunks, Wm. Mc-J ulgtg for 'Kings Cgainlfndtx; 25132:’

dp? afternoon. He will preside at

twenty days respectively. They each Mrs, McGee, charg d "th th » D810 fllelf' HMB. ' ` _ of_ her children, frhidli opeiiesmmtfifg 1

i i th

As the result of the final examin- gg:-:chit ne|e,,;, ?)l:?,!;§E:'0wn Court _T

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lege. Charlottetown, last week., the Yark P E I has sue ; 1 ll . t d. h b d_ 1 - ~ -. CBBSflllly cam- 4.

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tague; Winnie Praught, Clty;Margar- subjegtsl and. capturing the prize op _ f f

eron, City; Hattie Campbell, Monta- tion on Modem Missions. Mr Mahon

W” “Nh” Nl°h°l15- M°“"°°~‘li “’h°» 8° some at the business office on ground.

admirer of the Garden of the Guif,not wo,-k_ and ands it dimcult to handle

only as a summer resort but as. a Qyen fnmergency advertising which

Vince or locality equal to lt. And he Street' Charlotmtownl has received a jr says this after hity~one years ac- snmole copy 0! the Memorial edition quaintance with the province. If the of gm, wi,-eck of the T,t,,,,ic_ It is 8 young men of P- E- Island could beautifully hound book. the cover

views and, as he advises, work as 'er1- Titanic, with two life boats leaving

l1b|`0ad~ they W0\11d be happier and ing-in gold. Throughout, the story more successful than ever their anti- in g|~aphica11,y gold, and the heroism

Ol'

_- transpired are `s.ptly depicted and'

A Boston despatch of interest to photographed in ,_ manner once read'

ortation deal in wich the New I1'av- m

ent of the Plant Steamship line, who by

road. The controlling stock- of the m

Get thei E n s i g g

Camera itsb PQ E. V I. R A I Li W,

lift, -. _Y Oommmgiggggwagljh 28tt;,l.he trains ullthis Railway :£l;,rihn:i; iénllowgl;

"George Higgins, Charlottetown. left.

John Hughes, P E Island was

ng those registered at the Queen

William Seller Charlottetow who

siting his invalid sister

Subscribers and others are asked to

onsihle for remittances for-wnr-use

hey Order

_Yesterday was the second anniver- llry of the accession of King George

A. under the command of Major

Mrs. Swain, Charlottetown, who

hat port by the MacKay-Bennet.t,re- urned to Clfarlottetown on the g,3_

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l1°,D_Bl5¢DK0¥'S to Georgetown ynnter.

U0 Prelimi-nary hearing in the ones of

5Ydll8y W Mahon a native of Little

inceton University, passing in all ,»

red to the senior and middle classes ' 1' the best Dlifller in the examina-

as gone. to Denholm, Sask., where ' e has charge for the summer. Exo.

Persons desiring advertising of any llld inB9l'lied in The Guardian are re- uested to_ leave their _order for

oor as early as possible during thel ey. as the writing staff at night re- uires all their time for their own

atter but lessens the amount of news ; n that issue. '

James B.0leyne, 176 Great George

earing s photograph of the illfated

er side, the title gnd lettering bs-

f the passengers and crew ably escribed. Many touching scenes that

over to be forgotten. The book sells t one dollar a copy and will con-'

¢é_in` 365'p`ages.' Persons desiring a co

Dy sh_oul'd`notlfy Mr. Boleyne at-

_the Efwtern Steamship Company. once ss s big rush is anticipates.

which 15 °W“¢d by ff10_ NEW H0-V611 Everyone in this province who has " 1 . ' F0110. was part of B slseniiv trans- followed the story in a disconnected - NS HOLMER WINS ~ WATER REQUIRED Fort cRoPs.

anner will no doubt appreciate the 'HA MARATHQN AT BERLIN.

Standard Patterns

ltlc & 150 mmvuyhw 106 & l5¢

Standard

The Busiut Store on Charlottetowns Buuecf Street

to the throne. A royal salute was '

Smart Shirt Waisls---Cream of the

Greatest Canadian Lines

Three

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This illustrate No-'l` 295‘ ,

'l' 293 5. _ This number is made up of fine cross barred white mnslin. Has plain tailored finish, set in sleeve, turn down collar of 'imitation baby Irish. T110 collar' iscaught by a sailor knot of cadet blue, and sleeve is piped to match. l1l<¢ Clit-.................-U...- acseocooe-nu..-.$’¢2s

T 3028. `I`his‘_lovely'_ waist is_ uiade of fine Marquiselte in pure white, it has 8 low round yoke, edged with cadet blue niarquisette, and shows narrow band of same color on the sleeves. Pin tucks, lace insertion and crochet buttons _form the

trimming for this handsome waist at.i.h.6

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T29o7. Pretty little lawn

back and front. Embroidery and Val_Insertion runs from shoulder down sleeve.. . . .85c

- ‘ l _ waist, dutch neck, short

,NI l i, sleeves, clusters of pin tucks \ ‘ f‘ \ '

one reason why you always find_ something ,_‘diifercnt°' some-

» ' " l~ thing that you do not see in other stores-something that ap-

peals to your natural desire to secure the “just right.”

Some of the specially gtod nuiubers wc are offering you

856. This liandsoiiic waist is

made of .fine soft lawn. Has "set in" sleeve high collar, button back, front panel is composed of alternation bands of V ai, and Embroidery.$l.00

down front. This model _has stiff cuffs, and side pocket.

765. This fine organdic blouse, has a pretty narrow front panel of embroidery and lace, finished with a left side jabot. Panel of embroidery and lace finishes top of kimono sleeves. Clusters of tucks

T 3313. Finest sheer marqiiisetfc, with square Dutch neck, shows sky piping at neck and on sleeves. Panels of embroid- ery in bead pattern give a very lovely effect to the front. A cliaruiing waist at

7 3 5'). This garment is made _of fine sheer organdie. The whole front _ is com- poséd of allover embroidery jand insertion co bined with Val. lace. It has a high netdls, three quarter length set in sleeve. Button at back. All sizes...... . .. . .. 2.50

520,., A very smart “Man Tailored S__hirt" is - made of _plain linen, ` in soft fiiiisli, showing two 'matched rows of embroidery

599. Trim little tailored made waists in stripe dimity Shows dainty soft collar in the new outing style. This model has turn back French Cuffs, and shows ein- broidery at front. . . . . . . _ . . ..

596. This tailored blouse is made of line linen, soft finish, turn over collar faced with blue linen, turn back cuffs, also of pale blue. \'ery smart at. . . . _I2 60"

3 ` And there are otherwaists at 3.25, 3.7§, 4.75. 1 - ' r ' `-‘

I ‘MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED-MONEY BACK IF YOU SAY

SO. TRY' BUYING WAISTS from the largest stock in Prince Edward Island.

ook in its complete form. ' '. ____

Let us

BERLIN, May 4-Hans H0lm,€l`.

::Holman’s seeds merit your order 'formerly of Halifax, today won the

_ solute vlrtdlganiineld; tdlrfdr liilw gterégatRI,;aig|If1n&:;-r?t¢li(:d‘erlildt(;fi'

between the Canadian Pacific Bail- price. Write for samples. R. T. Hoi- ‘onaléhémmon finished secondn 11 inps

an Limited' gummermde' 5'3dr6i' Vliehlnd. No'other prominent runners e, Y ~

. _ ` _ were entered. The race was held in In the arid regions a moderately high

n skating rink and the prize aggrega- temperature,'a cloiidless sky, and a

ted $5,000.

_ UF INTEREST T() FARMERS.

` This is the time of year when farm-

Various investigators have found

that it requires from about 400 to 1,000 pounds of water to produce a pound of dry matter of n farm crop.

The water requirement increases with

a higher temperature, a great amount

,of snnshin and 9, dr er atmosphere

dry atmosphere prevail; consequently

the water requirements of plants na-

turally tend to be higher for the same kind of crops. It is concluded hat about 750 pounds of water are

. t

I1 ers should be thinking about the con- required in thc arid regions for the

_ S ` ' ‘sture. It will be too

land Finish _

Your ,

Kodak Films

We keep a fresh supply of

all sizes always in stock. We develop and finish promptly and with expert care.

.lohnson & .lohnson I Korlslr Dealers

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4/ Picture taking and picture

making is simple with the En- sign. it is the camera that simp~

lilies shlpshooting. - '

Ll ht, ' simple and compact it

can he carried on any of your

atrclls, holiday trips or outings, and even a beg nner can get splendid “snaps” _wi t h t is premier picture maker. Thsre'_s _ an Ensign for every purpostrp style for every taste at a price to meet your particular needs. -Easigns range In price from

$l.Sa`up

See our Ins of oslnorls and

photographic supplier.

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servation of ni01 late after the moisture has evaporat- ed. It can be conserved bl' "““l1i“B

‘thc harrows over all ploughed land

arl as iosslble The following

as c Y l - ~ nrticlc by Prof. Frear of the Colora-

do Agricultural College shows the water required for crops- _ ,

production of one pound of dry mat- ter ol common farm crops.

The straw forms about one-half of

the total weight of harvested groin. On this basis the total weight of straw and grain for every bushel of wheat is 120 pounds. About 90 per cent. ni this. or 100 pounds. is ery matter. Therefore, it will require 750

times 108, or 8I,000 poilhnilrs of wat? CI' £0 mlltllrc one bushel of wheat. That is euunl to 40~i,tons of water.

One inch of rainfall per acre weighs

approximately 113 tons. It is esti- mated thati under good tillage meth- ods, about two-tifths of -the total rainfall is available to the crop, therefore, about 45.2 tons of every acre inch of rainfall are used by the plants, and one inch of rainfall can produce about 12, bushels of wheat. Under these conditions, 10 inches of rainfall would' produce 112--bushels, 15 inches 17 h`u`s,. Where two years’ precipitation is stored in the soil, it will he possible to produce about 27 bushels of wheat per acre.on n i2- iiicll rainfall. _

Efficiency of conservation nuri actu~

al`water reriilircmcnts of plants vnry so much in cliderent sections, that for many localities the above figures must necessarily be suggestive rather than actual. D. W. F'r_enr, Colorado Agricultural College.

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Promptncss in payment of all claims,

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Good plumbing is the

only kind you can .ai- ~ ford to get in your V lionsc.Although it' may cost _a little more than _ poorer work at the start it will pay for .itself in the satisfaction it will give and the repairs it

will not need. -' '

1 If you arebu_il<ling a new lioinc or' remodel- _iug the old one it .will . pay you to get modern sanitary pnmbling sys- tem installed and we know that you will find our prices moderate and ' our work. satisfactory. Cell, write or phone 395 J ` for prices._

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