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THE Y. M. (7, A, 1N BR1EF_

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_ Nearly el/Bfy nationality in Em-gpg ;1r__epi_~esented among the 170 stu. ten s n the _I0 evening classes of the K°"°Hl1\1. Wis.. Y. M. <1. A. 'rue (blesses included 47 Poles, 45 Ital- ‘“"5' 21 Rllssllms. 19 Lithuanians, 1_4 swedei. 11 DBMS. 10 Hollanders, b Germans, 4 Slavs, 3 Swiss, 3Fjn_ lalldeni 3 Hllllgfiriaiis. 2 Armenians, 1 Greek, 1 Lroatian, lAusti‘ian, 1 Bohemian and 4 unclassified. Every lacl-0l`Y In the city was represented. Foremen of the factories report bet- ter _positions and wages given the foreigners as soon as they are able to read and write English.

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The Buffalo Y. M. C. A. has organ.

ized a series of nooiiday talks ut the l’ierce Arrow Motor (lar Compa,ny'a l¢1Ci0I`Y. attended by between 500 and 800 men. Such topics are discussed as Need _ for Industrial Education, (‘-ommercizil Form of Government, What the Health Department is Do- ing for Buffalo, Measure of a Citizen, etc.

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West Siilcfs automobile school has

taken ii full three-story building, It now uses seven road cars in demon- stration work in its classes which run from 9 a.in. to 1.30 p.m. In seven years this associntian has

i`*`ii`E_s fifii

The subscriber offers at privat

sale the large and coiiimodiou

dwelling house with lot of 181-4 acres of land adjoining same, situ- ate on the west side of the North River Road, in the Common of Charlottetown. This property is

conveniently situated, being within

hfteen minutes walk of the

centre of the City. The dwelling lioiiseis fitted out with Water Works, Sewerage, Electric Liglit,and all:inodern improvements, and is in agood state of repair. Suitable and convenient outbiiild- ings are at the rear of the house.

The outlook from this house is

very pleasant, as a view is obtained of the Harbour’s niotith and ad joining rivers.

For particulars apply to Jfineas

A. MacDonald, I6: Richmond St.. Charlottetown.

MRS ARTHUR PETERS

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iineii niamonii une

The S. S. Rosalind sailing from

Montreal Wednesday, May 3rd, will be due at Charlottetown Saturday, May Sth, and sails for St. John's, Newfoundland, via Sydney, (7.11, carrying cattle on deck at lowest possible rates. For further particii- inrn as to freight passage apply to

` BUNTAIN, BELL & CO., Ch'town, May 2, 1911, Agents.

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Restores color to Gray or

Faded hair-Removes Dan - drulf and invigorates the Scalp -Promotes a lu xurian t, healthy hair growth-siops is falling out. Is not a dye.

$l.00 and 50a si Drug Snare; or direct upon

\'¢°¢lPl 0( Pri” Ind _dealers name. Send ll)o lon i~il".l°.'ffi.."i3'."i°.',ii'i§fii'. H" S°°°i""°' C°" iissuse ALL sussrirurss For sale and recommended 'by' E. A. Foster, Sunnyside, successor to A. W. How To Grow Hair

It has been proven that Henna

leaves contain the ingredients that will positively grow hair. That they contain this long-looked-for article is proven every day. ' , '

This preparation is called SALVIA

and is being sold with a guarantee to cure Dandruff and to grow hair in abundance. Being daintiiy perfumed, SALVIA makes a most pleasant hair dressing. Geo. E. Hughes, druggist, is the first to import this preparation to Charlottetown and a large, gener- ous bottle, can be procured for 50c.

For Sale

Power Cruiser, Length 40 ft., Beam

9 ft., 20 Horse Power, Bufialo, 4 Cylinder, 4 Cycle, 5x6 Engine. Coni- pletely equipped in every respect, Lights, Galley, Sink, Basin, Closet, Stateroom, Anchors and Chain, Dingy, etc. Built of selected mater- ial, by day’s labor, cost $5,000.00. In perfect condition. Will be sold nt n. reasonable price.

For further particulars applv to

I’. O. BOX 295,

4-29d1w. Sydney. C. B~

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iBl.UESTONE

For the prevention of Smut in your grain and

Scab on your potatoes use

BLIIESTONE. You can

buy it pulverized 9c per pound from ‘

Stanley Shaw fs? Peardon

*Q -e srook-i is i iuar. 1 colt 2

Cll31'l0ll@l0Wll ' ,,,, /' ,.. years nm by roiitformeer, i Coit 3

aught 5,335 men.

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The Chairman of the State Coin-5

mittee of the Y. M. (.5. A. of Illinois ` was president of the Union League Club last year and his successor is the president of the Chicago associa- tion, The chairiiiuii of the Boys' Work Coniniittee of the city associa l'-ion is president ofthe Board ol Trade and the chairman of the edu- cationnl committee is president of the Chicago Association of (lonimerce.

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Because the place ii boy- called home

in a Southern city was a resort foi immoral purposes, the boy got the iiahit of “sleeping round." Not have ing anywhere to sleep one night hr accepted the invitation of a saloor keeper to sleep behind the bar. He did so and paid for his lodging bi selling drinks to newshoys. The sec retary in charge of the Y. M. (1. A. Street Boys' Club, found out about the case. He interested 'a group oi ladies, and now in a house opposite the club, three bedrooms are neatly furnished, to be occupied temporarily by any boy in that city who has no place to lay his head.

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'l‘he boy had his innings on "Boys`

Day” in Massachusetts and Rhode Is- land. The preachers preached about him, parents encouraged him, busi- ness men helped him and lie was help- ed to realize himself. Eleven cam- paigns were pushed for money to he dividedamong local, state, Interna tional and foreign agencies of the Y. M. C. A. Every campaign was start' ed from the state ollice by wire, tr which returns were made at noon. six and nine o'clock and in every case where the boys followed the in structions of the committee the am- ount was exceeded. The 510 boys secured $1,734; the Lowell boys se cured $451 and Fall River $263.80.

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The Y. M. (I. A. of Mansfield, O.,

opened its new gymnasium with a week's indoor baseball tournament eighteen teams representing all the manufacturing plants, the hardware, grocery, shoe and clothing clerks.- barbers, cigarniakers, county officials and lawyers. The factory men car ried off the city championship. Thf week following the games, a mem bership -campaign wus pushed through for 500 members, of which half are factory men. The campaign develop- ed the fact that many worthy poor boys were unable to join the associii tion on account of financial reasons This stirred the court'house r\fl1i:i.il;- ' who had all joined the association They proposed that a game of indoor baseball in masquerade uniform be played between them and the lawyers in order to establish a permanent fund to be loaned the boys who are in school in order that they may join the association, and during the suni- mer repay the loan in small ani-

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The Kind You Have Always Bought

D0 TOR AD I ED

H0 PITAL

But Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compouud Cured Her.

Upper Sandusky, Ohio. - “ Th ree ears ago I was married and went to ousekeeping. I was not feeling well

~ .,,~~~;i;-i,<;- ,ir -= _ and could hardly _ drug myself along. ,_ _.\.,\\,`,_ .;.- I had such tired \'_`¢~"l" `» feelings, m y b ao k I' ' éhuri., my_ sides ____ ached, I had blad- __,_;, der tiouble awfully = bail, aiéd I c_ould f. no ea or s eep. _ _ I had headaches too, and became al- . moiiki ge raw; s WW’ ~ Y 90 01' -a;%£i5;?;i;.;=;=;:5;;;.3§_ =z=.....a=;;~?_ tom me to go to 3

hospital. 1 did not like that idea very wel , so. when I saw your advertise, ment in a p;i.pi~i', I wrote to you for advice. 1 have uoiie as you told me.

“I have taken Lydia E. Ifinklia_m‘s

Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills, uid now I have my _liealth.

“lf sick and ailing women would

inly know enough to take your medi- zine, they would get relief.”-Mus. lli~:NJ. }_I. S'i‘.\Nsni:ni_', Route 6, Box 18, Upper Sandusky, Ohio. _ If _you have mysterious pains, irreg-

ularity, backaclie, extreme nervous- ness, inflammation, _ulceration or dis-

placement, don't wait too late, but try .ydia E. Pinkbam S Vegetable Coni- pouud at once. G _ _ ,

For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham s

Vegetable oniponn ,made froinroots an herbs,ln_is been the standard remedy for female ills, and such unquestiona- ble testimony as the above proves the value of_ this famous remedy, and should give everyone confidence,

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LITTLE BALI) SPOT

If You Want One Dorff Ask Geo E Hughes About

Parisian Sage

If Parisian Sage wont stop that lit-

tle bald spot from spreading nothing in this world will. r

Baldness, thin hair and falling hair

are caused by dandruff germs. If you have dandrufi lnill the germs at once.

Parisian Sage is guaranteed by Geo.

E. Hughes to kill dandruff germs, banish dandruff, stop falling hair and itching scalp, or money bacin. It is a dainty hair dressing that will main the hair bright and fascinating. Large bottle 50 cents. Sold in every town in Canada. The girl with the Aiibiirii hair is on every carton.

Bears the ,,

Signature-of ' {

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FERFEUTIUN I

COCOA

Is rich in food value and easy to digest. It is just Cocoa, pure Cocoa., ground from the choicest Cocoa beans.

Nurses and Doctors recommend its use in sickness or in health. iii

Do You

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Buci<ts>i_ ““‘°“ HATS Fira

Made $2 The BUCKLEY GUARANTEE Means Hat Insurance for 4 'Months

Auction Sale

I am instructed by JOHN PETHICK

of KINGSTON, in Queens Coun- ty, I’. E. Island, to sell by public auction on his pre-

niises

ON l\IOl\'l).~\\' Tlic Sth dav of May, .»\. D. iqil At The llonr Of One O'i~lock

His Farm of 60 acres of land in a

‘high state of cultivation. This Farm has first class buildings and is well situated. only 8; iiiiles from Char- lottetown, near Kingston corner and in close proximity to Churches.

1 .;,, year old by Oi-piian Jack 1 Mare 4

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4_29dtf_ _ _,' - !_.'_;, I I __.;_,§l‘, years viii hy Aiit-mee", 1 iviny 1,

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\ years old bv (liphan Jack 6 fresh

__ _E _ » , _ _‘ .\»‘-‘§\\_ Brood Sow and Litter, 40 Hens.

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V7 \ Milk (‘o\\ 2 Hrifcis 1 ear old, 1

u, ll \\‘

' - ._ ,J ,ff v_ CROP-12 tons Hay, a quantity of

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Automobile (Iomlort

See that Flat Spring?

& Ease in a Bicycle

It does for the Bicycle what Elliptic springs do for the

Automobile.

Made of three leaves of saw-blailc steel, firmly secured by

six bolts.

Of great strength and flexibility. We have never known

one to break.

The Hygienic Cushion and the Flat Spring lower con-

nection were invented for your Comfort and Iuase.

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Apply lo l~`. H. HORNE, City or

~4~ . 4 Straw, 150 bush. Potatoes. 50 bush.

` _ ;-4-" Turnips, 170 bush Good Seed Oats a A Zlc Cll¢¢ DI Wytlll I Slgc and Slllp ll! 0 C Ill “Y

ng Sleigh, 2 Wood Sleighs, 1 Magnet

25° “U05 °f §°°‘l ll‘\f"‘ land llelwce" Cream Seperetor, 2 sets Driving Har-

Union and Biackiey Pt Road, six miles nesH_ 1 set part Hamess_ pad and

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fm-ii Ch=\fl°l¢°*°w"~ Well fmefl “llli areeehing. emi 5 let of other nrueieii `

woven wirc. Buildings large and in good too numerous to ment|0n_

repair, water system throughout barns Te,.mB_A]1 sums of $500 and under and house. House heated by hot air, Con cnBh_ over that amount a credit of 6 crete Stable and manure shed. zo acres months will be given on approved

.irgnoii gfewui hard and sen wage, 0 join, ,,,,te,,_

acres choice lumber Will be sold in lots Terms fm. Farm made known at lo auil purchaser. Money can reiiiain on Balm Sale Positive_ farm secured by first mortgage. JOHN S¢1\EwART_ A“ctiO“eer_

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'\\'Hl‘.'N SI-{AKE`SI’l‘)AIlI" The gniiie'n' afoot.-I-Ienl‘y V. W ‘ed

wiio'i‘i<i oNJ nAsi<:nAi.i..' - . - - The I'eI'Ch ness.

loo pitch hails.-l.ovc’s l.ahor'i»

Sliort-grassed green-The Tempest. In a pitched field.-Timon of Athens To the field.-(‘yniheline. ' This field shall hold nie.-l.n\'e's

Labor Lost.

’l`iie game is up.-Henr~~ IV. On base and ground.-~’l‘wcifth

Night.

A pair uf bases.-Pericles.

Base second.-Henry IV. Base men.-'l‘wo Gentlemen of Ver-

ona.

The left band of the even field.-

Julius_ (‘acsa.r.

A great right.-Merchant of Venice. The centre out.-llomeo and Juliet. Short.-Much Ado.

Men do catch.-King John.

Pitchers.-Richard 111.

Shall pitch s field.-Henry VI. The field is even.- Taming of the

Shrew.

These are a side.-Coriolanus. You shall play it in a mask.-Mid-

summer Night's Dregin.

Masks for faces and_ for noses.-

Winter's Tale.

l.et me be umpire.-Henry VI. , There’s three umpires.-Merry

Wives of Windsor.

I-lc knows the game.-Henry VI.

Your stiff bats.-U_oriolaniis.

(in the bat.--The Teiiipest. Why, these balls hound!-All's

Well. ,

Face them in the field.-Henry IV.

Strike? 'tis time.-Winter's Tale.

Lost..

Shall I strike at it'_‘--I-Iairilet.

of Constipation

_Nc'ei' leave striking in the flcld.- Cm quichlybeovercome by `\

Henry \’I. _ ~

l'll strike nothing.--'I`wo (lentlenien

of Verona.

A lofty pitch.-Henry VI.

I will run no base.-Henry VI. A hit! a very palpable hit-Helm

let.

'Tis a foiil.-Two Gentlemen of

Verona.

Not a foul!-Measure for Measure. The game was ne‘er so fair.-

Romeo and Juliet.

I strike it and it hurts my hand.-

Othello.

Pitched out.-Henry Vl.

I will run no base.-Henry VI. What, not one hit?-Merchant of

Venice.

Strike some scores away.-All's

Well.

Leave my base!-Henry VI. After he i-scores.-All's Well. We have :~iti'uck.-(`oriolanus.

_ Run, boy, run!-Two (ientlemen of-

Veroiia. '

We`ll i‘iin.-Midsiimmer Night’s

Dream.

Fly out.-(Tymbeline. Now. let us have acatch.-’I‘welftli

Night.

Here. catch this.-Merchant of Vcn-

ice.

I'll catch it ere it comes to ground

-Macbeth.

CARTER’S Ll'l'l`LE LIVER PILLS.

P i in "l’..¥.£_'.'..Ii °

neu, ludigeslion. dn thi dulyu ` Small Pill, Small D000. 'Small Pike.

Genuine.-ni... sigmiuie ,,

Make speed to catch.-Midsummer

Night’s Dream.

Stare and catch the air.-Henry VI. Could I but catch it.-Toniin of

Athens.

I shall catch the ily.-Henry V. The games are done.-Julius Cae-

sar.

Vail the field to rest, and 1et's

away.-Julius Caesar.

Harkl they are coming from the

field.-Henry V.

’l‘hey are come froni the field-

Troilus and (‘ressida.

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BANISH THO_S Ei GRAY HAIRSY Kill the , Dandruff _'Gerrn`s-Stop Hair Falling

Thousands of mothers are'looking younger.-Their gray hairs are gone. The nstura

color has como back. and with it a new growth of soft. glossy. luxuriant hair. Why snou _ you look old before your time, when you can look yearn younger by using

50c;“ and $l.00`zi Bottle-At all Drvggisfs `

ll Your Druggist Does Not Keep It, Send' Us the Price in Stamps, and We.Wlll

` " Send Yov_a Large Bottle,_Express Prepaid

Dandruff Curerf

Three V applications ` removed

. all the dandruff and. left my

lcllp clean, white and smooth. .Wm. __Cxoalr, Rochester,_N.;fY.l

Restores Gray Hair to_Nziturzil Color

-If other "so-called" Restorerslhave fnlf_ed."don't 'give' up h0P¢¢ buf il” WYETH'5'

SAGE AND sui.i=i~iuR i~iAm_REMsDY_ a_ mei; ,Yoo mn no rink-Li; in in.-no¢_¢xe¢iiy a|__repr_esented. your money will be refunded..

PROFIT ,BY OTHIDIYIEXPERIENCE

Gray Hair Restored Hy lilir was getting quits gray and falling out rapidly and I was troubled with a terrible itching of the scalp; My head was full of dandniff, which fell upon my clothes, and kept me continually brushing it off. While on L visit to Rochester I beard of your Sagsand Sulphur. for the hair. I got a hottie and used i_t. A fcv lPPll~l cation relieved the iieiniig, my _hm Sfvrred fall- ing out and gradually came back to its natural color. It is now n nice dark brown color, soft, glossy and pliable.

Several of my friarids want tot use att; and Ifvvgnt fa

gmgugyqgw' @3343; orsix o eso l.

""°` ~ " MISS E. A. ROSS. `

Sharon, Mercer Co., Pl.

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Grew Hair on a Bald Head

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For two or three years my hair had beeil

falling out and getting quite thin until the top of my head was entirely bald. About four months ago I commenced using Sage -and Sul- phur. The first bottle seemed to do some good and I kept using it regularly until now I have lined four bottles. The whole top of my heat! il' fairly covered and keeps coming in thicker. I shall keep on using it n while longer, u I _£91393 I constant improvement.

STEPHEN Bacon,

Rcchtltgr. N. Y.,

74 CORTLANDT STREET

~ Wyeth Chemical Company N... Y... ei... ~.v.

' ll 'I' ll I So Free to a one who will send

Q U.. School, Post Office, Blacksmith

' , Forge. and 2 Grocery Stores.

, ‘ . c°‘”°“° At the same imiu- 1 wni also een

` v - c°°°\7 the following Stock, (Trop and Imple-

W ments.

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( uantit of Timoth i Seed. ' ' ailin the sos .

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_ f;‘_‘,§__g M°.,§;",§éh 1H_‘_ll;l§.f,‘§,lB_R,f’“_,_',’ét1 S22 For sale by E. A. Foster Central Drugstore. Sunnyside, and McKinnon Drug Co.

Spike Harrows, 1 Rolier,,1 Seeder, 1 g __ i 1

ii..ti.i. ill i<f§`.iN"ff.i',.f;iii.'3.i.f)CK ` The new Silent Parlor Match

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r . __ _ _ i _ - - Best In Name

Many Moiewaiches B R Best in Quaiify

_- 'r were cleaned and repaired by Best In Price

i-i us last yearthan foranumber Ask for Red \\.'hite and Blue 'fi s_

` mcleveland of years past, this shows our ’ P

‘ _ Turnip Drill,1 (Tart and Truck,1 Truck _

' Wagon l Buggy I Light Wagon, 1 ___

Farrn For Sale _noiii 'care 2 sex `sieigns, 1 Driv-

I Cushion 'Frame Bicycles ' \vo_i;_k___i_;s;i_ti_sf__=;;;>_i'_yé work _O K I N B C0.

E, us and estimates of cost fur

Charlottetown. “lslmd °”’°‘l“°s" Twist Tobacco . Selling Agellls

, un . c G E. W. Manufactured by Jghn’ N_

ICMML CE): Lain Wafchmxlier and Opticim

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