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Doaaignmmls olfarm produce

, , _ solicited

N Pannsra having first-class dairy

'hhttir for sale should wrils u

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colimonwcitrn nom

_on-aa,msunHoun,B¢¢¢»n,m.¢ F’ Zi* f 1.->;_<j__._

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ellen roxma with hot and cold water for llmper and up, which includes free nas of “stifle shower baths. Nothing to lqtlall I nNsw Enkland. Rooms with private baths for 81.60 :per day and ur an “Lil twoupopma an bathéor pl: ay a un. mn rooms an ca s ra eiass. uronsan Dibn

ABSDLUTELY FIREPROOF

tona_f]oors nothingwood out the door

Equipped with its own Sanitary

Vacuum Cleaning Plant.

Strictly A Temperance liofei

Bend for Booklet

_ Commonwealth Iloul Inc.

STORER I". CRAFTS an-L lunacsv

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GUARDIAN CLASSll"l_El)_ADS " _

Ona cenf_pcr word first insertion in this column, hall cent per word

for each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Hinimum charle

Twsnty-five csnte.

_=_-_-j-Q-_:_:§_j;;;v_j.j:_1.1.; -'fr 5- 1 if-in -12'; f-`fz';;_-'ff' 'rf 2 5-';f~

__E1‘|_AL?=__*!§|-P _ _G

WANTED AT FALCONWOOD ONE

laundry maid. 2 women cooks. Ap- ply to Ur. Goodwill. 4-8Mtf.

WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply Z1 Great George ___S_t-_____ ________ _4-8Mtf. WANTED. GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. Apply at 255 Richmond St,

4-8M6ip<l

WANTED, A'l‘ 'PHE QUl<}l<lN HOTEL,

n dining-room girl. 4-2Mti'_

WANTED. IUTUHEN AND UP- . stair maids at the Queen Hotel.

3~22Mti.

I' OR SALE miiiu won sash.-Mviiiifiu " or

eighty-eight acres, all cleared and mussel mudlled. Brook running 'through lurm. All fields watered. Thirty acres ready for crop. Good buildings and only one quarter mile from Bradalbane Station. Ap- ply to Joseph Mallett 4 l0ME3i

FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS

for sale on McGill Avenue in one oi' heat residential localities in city. High dry ground fur gardening with fine \‘lew. For particulars ap- ply "K," cure Guardian, or t0 own- er Charles Collin, Southport,

_ 4-luM3ipa.

FOR SALE.-l PAIR RACOONS,

cheap. Box 221 Charlottetown.

¥__i____ _*___ _4-_9M5ipd. TWO, GOOD FARMS FOR SALE IN

Mayfield, 53 acres; also 83 acres, good locality. For particulars ap- ply to 20 School Bt., Charlotte- town. 4-8M1wpd. Mo'r'rLr<:n .woosa Enos rioii

imllorted prize winning stock. $1.00 por setting fifteen, E. J. Vessey, York. 4 5M6i d

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FOR SALE, THE PROPERTY OF

Mrs. Martin Pinaud, house and lot, also lot adjoining. For reference apply to Mr. M. P. Hogan, or Box J16_f_§Yf1_r_§»;- _ _,___ 4-9M121~ FOI! SALE-5000 BUSHELS, POTA-

COGH. (reds, whites and McIntyre’s) Apply to J. J. Lacey, Sec'y Traca- die Cross Farmer's Institute, stat- ing highest price. 4-9M3i.

g hr ' fr

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if.)

ron s_lLxe~co'r'rAos§'1~EN Rooms and bath;." lunge yard..and stable:

233 Grafton Street. __ _gt_-8M6ip§l_ , FARM FORJBALB.-as ‘scans or` land on corner Brackleyifqine ann Bt. Peterhlloads. If not.,»' bo- fore will on first day of _ .,`1913, at public auction. Apply Qylj. Le~ Page. Woodstock: N. ‘3 ~ -'_-Pl-llllln

MALL lil'.LP waNll'.D EE wAN'rnD`-`7ro LEA-RN Auro-

mohile driving and _ repairing. Olmuiieurs receive u high salary. Portland Auto Co. 204 Kennebec

_ ijlt., Portland. Me. _ 4-7M25ipd. ._WAN'l'l<_‘»lJ-MANAGER FUR GENER-

ai store at Bedford, P. E. I. Apply J. IJ. (lurrpbell, Secretary, Bed,- _ ford. 4-2M12ipd_

_ M|_~cr.u.Anl';0u> it

WE BUY HOME PURCHASING

cqntrncts, State number, issue, ser- ies. date, amount paid in, and your price. Bonus for numbers under ten. ` The "5 per cent Contract" Brokers, 601 A l'ac|iic Building,” Vancouver, B. C. 4-l0M6i

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"fo Ll T

HOUSE TO LET CONTAINING TEN

rooms, centrally located, hath sew- erage and electric light. ,_ Apply llenj. Carter, Auction oflice, 141'

=Grent George. 4-9 M31,

WANTED .

HOUSE WANTED CONTAINING

nine rooms, bath and sewerage,etc. Must he in good locality. Apply' H0111. Carter & Co., Auctioneers. - ¥_____ `__v___Y 4iM3l.’-, WANTED TO PURCHASE, HULL OF

small schooner, 40 to .50 feet' in length, about 14 to 15 feet beam, draft not over _ 4 feet _6 inches. Must he sound and' in good condi- tion. Write “Box 280, Charlotte- town." 4-9Mai.

HOUSE WANTED-I WANT A 7 OR

8 room house in good locality, must have all conveniences, andhot water heating, possession June1gt_ ADDly to C. Leonard Grant, ofilce Dhonc No. 318, residence phone 176.

4._1oMu.

Motor he _ Supplies ' f i

Get our prices on the following:--

. Glsoline, Motor Oil,Albany Grease, Dry Ce1ls_ Columbia, C__el_l Connectors, Electric Wire* (primary and secondary) Am- mstcrs, Spark coils, jump and make-break spark,Connccticut Plug Coils, Perfex Spark Plugs, Perfcxl Vibrators, Rtjth Spark Plugs, Red Head Spark Plugs. Water Hose, -Water Intake Scoops, Schebler Carburi et'pr,8lillscn Wrenches, Screw Driv-

_and flttingf, lron pipe and, fittings, Gasoline C ~ppe'f`Boal

.copper omline P15¢,__'1_>iiinalig;

hu _,`_-a_|‘-if "ni a

Shafting, Steel

Shifting; Bronze Propel'lcri=, Bronze lag screw, ,B.-a,$5__Pi}§¢;'

Bronz:

Tanks, Gzsoliae S t o..s a' gi#

Tanks, `Guoline P u-mfp if

Cupl, fPack‘rs for Gasolini gines,_Cambiu1ti_on Sic-n Bcayjng ,~_ Plain' Stern Bearings, lnside`Pacii»j ing Boxes. .-Muggems,-_ ,ju,eap» a

,=_ 1

_*~Bruc'e _Stewai‘t`"'&? Coxf ........_.,._..,_. _|-

Slsam Navigation Wharf’ J. -. _ _ 0' ` ._‘

make-break spirk, '_I`rcuble__L1\9p9;_`_

¢-

chlld`ren’s` _ Their little stomachs ,and tender bovfvfls are injured by them. I l

I your

dlarrhoiisl I _ dos¢n_'t,' t or__r ;_t/wel -rememberi- loov at its tongfigle. lfcoated, gfveia teaspoonlul 'of Syrup of Figs. 'then don't worrylcbecazzzq you surely will

pave _a well, alhlliiig child in a fe‘w ours. "1 ' `

Was Ago

lsspcrt lmporknt.

Durssso. `the, Albanian Nr! WW* tu-acted lntimattonal attention - ou ‘mount of in _ ation by the Ser vlana in oppnsltloazz the wishes of the Austrians,-ls ,lust auch ano\\t_l_et_to _the sea sa the Bervlani lone coveted. As a Turkish port tt has been badly nw down in the last quarter ofa c0l§¥'l!¥» for tho railway. from Salonloa to Mot- rovttaa-had diverted much of the trade that it once oontroled in the ll\¢°ft°l ot the country 'southward to Y tbl

` if

Aslean. The harbor is nlled with big roots- we are to trust ths

of the .Albanian psf dumped them there the harbor-and it up. Steamers atop

and carryaway fruits. which are on the rich lands

wu__p, port more thlll six before‘Yhe 'Christian ers. IIN a populouii and important city. the Romans asme they dllllff

the sound ot__i_l§ ancient name,

they changed _it to

time and later oc- ite p.-esent name.

was pf- s Roman 'road

southvlardiaiong;-the coast ind` 0! 7-he

at ml . via Egnat a, run-

girg thr`””mfpl%.:lpnlca and the Hel- leipont. li' `hse’ been the scene Di’ much strife, _aiid"Slavs, Normans and Venetlans hadbeén aiallters of its port bstone thc».Turks took it in 1501- All earthquake destroyed Duraizo in 1273. and the only _traces of ltl Bl1<=l°l1l buildings are in broken columns and marbles where the city- once stood.

The city, whlch.waa formerly an ll-

land, is joined to the ibalnland by a

huge. marsh. over which ll bull* B

bridge 750_ feet long. Durpazo is scarcely more tliao sw}bild0'f. 0f “B former self. The old el 6 are dilapi- dated, plane trees grow on the ruins of the ancient Byzantine citadel nad mgnvpf-the Roman relnainp, funeral slabs, columns and inscriphcns have been smashed up by the Turkish Gov- eminent to build s road projecuns out lntothe bay. _ ,, .

"“’““'_°TT"' `

1

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unvue _

Who has been appointed a* member

of the Permanent. Court of _Arbi- tration at The Hague.

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HUW IIHILIJHEN e HATE »[EiST.ll|i [Ili

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'Delicious "Syrup ol Figs” beat

to-cleaned their little clogged `». ` bowels.

Look beck at your childhood days, Remember the .physic that mother ln- sisted on-castor oil. cavlomel, cather- rlcs.‘How you hated-them. now you fought against thtm. f UYf£l:|_.oui' -§;31d.ljen lt’s diderent. The day of harslLphysic_1s over. We dnn't force the livpr \nd~ 80 feet of bowels now; we coax them. We have no

gl;?35p§afteri‘)%;_ts._ Mothers -~ - who

'e o m of physlcpimply

donlt realize what they .do'.\ ~ The

revolt is well-founded.

enud is iratnil, peevlsh, hall

sick, stomach sour, breath _feverish

and its l ttle system lull of. Qld# 'hits

, sore t'lif6et,- stoingpb-ache;

.£ _ Beyrnupf of .Filgs ,baingmomposeél ‘eh- ir yo _uscous ga, cena sn_ ro- matlcs simply ‘cannot be It aweetena_tln_ stomach, makes thellv- er active and thoroughly clesnses _the little o`ii'e's wast.e-clogged bowsld. 'In

F few hours `;\llbso'\ii" bilfl, undlgesalg ermentlng o d- and 'coeatlpa waste matter gently moV'ea_onJand out- of the system without*-'gi-lping or nausea.

nlrecrionsuor children or su bite,

iss- - , ia 1 ~ =€..lfl.§.'i'li.‘7§.§’&`;'*"':."°~~;.“1~'.""?"f."f‘_*’“ ?=.B#i.ll.mad\a gentile genuine.

iifiie1r::‘s.=.;f:.» rc' iv. -=-1°.:

,ea nimzivswc 1¢.e°i”nv

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bolstered. ,

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Sl_ffllED` Willie

Tsrrlbls Voyage Ae|‘_os_s-"Alfalfa In , Little Coe|_<Is-lba_l_l.»5f,‘_a leat.

Thrilling details of a voyage from

Falmouth to Rio de Janeiro in s smaU steam tug were told when Captain J. W. Carver, the master of the boat, rt turned to _England by _the steamer Grits. ' ' ~ ._

The thi. or only rourtona resisier.

was built at Falmouth for towing callai barges out to steamer: calling at Rio. When within nineteen mliea of Cape Flnisterre the full force of A gale was encountered.

“lt was one of the worst gales i

hue ever been through," said 'the captain. "Niine days after leaving Fal- mouth we shipped one 'gigantic wave which carried away the wheel shelter, wrecked the only compass 'we poa- sessed. and smashed the wheel. Tho second engineer had four fingers toni away. the man at the wheel had his ribs badly injured. and one of the crew`suatnlned a‘ fractured thigh.

"At last we got to Brest. During

the voyage I was kept at the partly repaired wheel steering with my feet for three days and nights. The Oni! food I could get consisted of a few biscuits whichwere handed up to ms. Within a week I'began the second voyage without my chief ofllcer and with a foreign crew. The old crew had gone below, so I locked them in, and told them lt was n case of'no work no food! I did allow them one biscuit each day. Within thirty miles oi Teneriffe the fuel again gave out, but we were sighted by the Spanish mall boat Luis Vivlens, and this vessel sparedus a ton of coal.' which carried us into the port. _

"l got tcenty-two tons of coal, but

lost my second crew by desertlon, and as the men who had previously re fused to work also got ashore, the cook and I navigated. the tug to Bt. Vincent, where we-obtained another

set of men, all foreigners, none of whom had ever been to sea before We `go't to Peruambuco, and arrived safely at Rio de Janeiro eleven weeks after leaving Falmouth.” . . I

A MISSING TA`L'|‘SiV|AN

Rusa|a's Royal?-any Much Worried Over Nohn-Recovery of`.|ewels.

The- Russian Czar and Czarina are

much perturbed over their inability tc .recover a diadem of brilllants, which has 9. curious history attached to ll. it was lost unxwcountably by the Em press at the funeral of _the Grand Duke Vladimir and though- almost _the wholi staff of the Russian secret police have been searching for it since, not a. trace of ft can be found. The real origin of the disdem is wrapped in mystery, but tradition says lt was discovered on the head of a saint in St. Seraliutv

Cathedral in Moscow, and the Em- press wore it to ward off evil spirits, though it doesa't seem to have been very successful in her ease. But the great thing about this diadem is that

the pearls and diamonds of which il ls composed are said`to forstell by their condition the well-being-or oth- erwise-of the Russian Royal family. if da_.n§er,_inl,pends, l.he__d_l_amonds lose their Qpsrklamnd thelpearls their soft lustre`.f_whllq if tbehprospect bright) ens the stones resume their mrlstlne beauty.. ` _~' " "` _.“

What makes the Royaloouple anx- lbua to recover this tallsman la that they Vsuperstitlously attribute the Omar-ovltch‘s delicate health to its dis-'

appearance. _ _ < -

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SEARCHED FOR 24 YEARS

Swedish, Baron's Werldlyillda Qussi _ for a Vanlahsg Actress

After af_world:tr;_e§_|g;;-0); gm- ug, "'°m~=_;._1=_»g_._1-3 ” =.'_1,a1‘n-ui.-_Axel fm.. msc# ~_J»f\»~_-_if3ig'§1f»"f-f§»1»_-_»»-»==- -nd b;‘°\l'8l\¢-l\l0ll't'¢ll' ‘lilly clllmlnation 0 nromance-of__loag_a n . _ _ - '1`*“*fY1V°\*‘* !3'5»..{¢hi.a|;ddlie. syn- '°'?'%, “I ltgfflnr .on'ime .B_wa¢l|»n "D39: B_§l'°ll TQl‘ll|-- |.lieIx.<llTy0un|

_ . _ __ , _ ,_ al|_i=1iz:lint‘hai-"f\'iture'a¢le1i:¢_d|.¢ ...Gb D. u _ _si?myea‘;»ls°dat,¢¢i'v:‘ara»»Baron_1~arn|. -‘ ‘ . " “"?'° _'Q91' 'N m,‘u¢,' Ummm Mplw or ¢=

an ‘ \¢\l»?ll» l_\\i\ than

» “Pl-‘-'*" ' ._ ' ‘His-sllortewgrs.

Am, lamacalla¢3sW0\'¢d.it~\ ia' month. -~ .

_ " i » ~ faelrh _ _Ag _une _oyum-¢m_._.vu‘ ___m____“m _:aria australia.,-under

M ‘ Gillsn-om sscrétly "lille swung,

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runny

Gower l»°l|i\¢ from

was

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and

looseones replaced opened \1v._9I1Bl“ building generally secure.

WANTED TO STARVE '

1111 » ,

Weman Who Ate Nothing For'Tvlsn- ty-one Days 8svsd.by Peiles

Marla Mezeuf, a middle-aged wo-

man, was found atarvins ln her flat at Courbevole. said a mesi88° "Dill Puig, having lived for twenty-one days without a morsel of food. Queri- tloned, she explained that ber dallsh- ter had run away and abandoned her. She than made up her mind to die of hunger, and lay on her bed without fwg, “king nothing but a few drops ol water squeezed out of a damp cloth. When taken to the hospital she protested vehemently. saying she wished to be allowed to die in peace. -_nd physical persuasion had to be .lsed to make her take the journey.

Rheumalism Yields To 'Zum-link

Read This L-E)-'za Experience.

Just at this season many people

dad themselves suflcring from aches and pains of rheumatism, sciatica, etc. For these, Zam~Buk is a sure cure.

Mrs. Mary Harman, Wheatley. 011*-.

writes: “I hhd rheumablsm very bad- ly. It aflected my right arm and leg, and was so had that I could not put my hand to my head or behind me. l was quite helpless, could not do my work, and could not even dress my- self, but had to be attended to like a. child. The rheumatlsm in my leg was so bad that at times I could hardly walk. "Naturally I tried various remedies,

but they seemed to do me no good. A friend advised me to try Zum-Buk. I obtained some, and had it rubbed thoroughly into the affected muscles. Before tha. first box was used I was very much better. I could move around the house with. ease, and dress myself, and needed very little personal attention. I continued with ithettreatment, rubbing Zam-Buk in thoroughly every day, and in a few weeks' time the rhcumatism. was driv- en completely out of my system. The curb was permanent too, and since that time I have never been troubled with rheumatism."

It is just as good for skin injuries

and diseases, eczema, scalp sores, eruptions, piles, cuts, burns.. bruises, scalds, etc. All drugglstsaud -stores, 50c. box. or by mall from Zum-Buk Un., "l‘o'ronto, for' price.

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M\k'¢'i.M¢n;;l'nd Wom¢n_1S_ir,°ns

_Mn Hughes your Druggiat, is _ti_\e` First to Import this into.. Charlottetown. Get a Dottie and be llcaltliy.

Since the introduction of VIGOROL

into Canada the sale has been phen- omenal.‘ YIUOROL fspltrdly a tonic

-it bullds_,up,tho _run-,dtiwn system, creates a h'ew_1eaae of ll e. ' ‘Every- body 'should take a tonic. The only questionjia what to* take. “You can rely upon VIGOROL _as one of the greatest, if not the greatest, that man ever prescribed. Every drop of this wonderful French "Tonic con- tains life. Your nerves are toned up to their proper tantion. The atom- ach and bowels are made healthy and strong, while the kidneys and 'liver are cleansed and put ln good work- ing order. Headaches, blliousness and all blood impurities are at once removed.~ The skin becomes clear and healthy. VIGOROL in shof‘t'wi1l» change your whole system making _it pure and healthy. Mr. Hughes, 'your drugglst, will refund your money if it fails. Price $1.00 a bottle,-jror six for $5.00 ` "

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who

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li su sses all others in quality and Hl\vour`~beeause the

process y which it is rnadedifiers from others.-lt is del1_ ciousiy sweet and non-lrritaungr . '

80|-D EVERYWHERE: 106 A PLUG

ll00K'_C|TY TUBACCO tio., Manufacturers, QUEBEC

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Easter is past but_.you can always get _

Edster Quality Beef

Telephone orders promptly attended to and orders l

livered to any of the city ' _

" Phone 534 r »' 'Dicks Co. *No 9 Stall City Market’ "

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we w<m1d_-inform, the public that ine old established

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business of LQFL Drake hasbeeu acquired by us and that vi e

1 '_ 13 _ V L_ 0 ' _ __ . intend to coiitihllcffsxlppiying' the sa__me high class of meats to

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our customers as_ they been receiving m_ thepast

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you write National Drug and Chemical

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