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You-R-In-Luck

if you manage to secure one of our Men’

New 'Tweed Caps

a zo p. c. discount

These were made for another firm but

transferred to us. ln

this casewe all bene-

iit by a Special discount, and you get 3

Cap brand new and up to date at e big re.

duction.

CHANDLER £5’ REDDIN

H TWT] SITTES EIHUWNEU

SHEIi.}lllOOKE, Miifl-A double

drowning tragedy occurred at St. Tiniothy, near Thetford Mines today, when Lydia, ten year old daughter of P. l<‘ontaine and Mary, eight year old rliuigliter of P. Crotenu. were drown- ed. They were crossing White River on planks when they were carried aivny by the swollen stream. Both bodies wei'e recovered.

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i\l(lN(`-'l`()N, N. B., May 2-The sec-

retiiry of tne board of trade is in re- ceipt of a communication from H. A. .\’oiiiei-ville of the King Edward Park t‘o_, Montreal, stating that he has tivo llleriot monoplanes passing tlirougli Moncton fron _Mexico in about ii montl:i's time and wants to give ii few flights here providing a giiiiriiiitce of $1,000 is forthcoming. The inattci- 'will bc laid before the hoard of trade. -

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= Liiiaiiiiiiv Prize

l'l`lli\l‘A, N. Y., May l-The Soc-

iety of Freiich Professors of Ainerica luis awarded the priri d'honneiir for a li`i~eneli essay on a literary topic and ii trniislation of a French author to Junies Ilertram Clarke, the negro student at Cornell University whose recent article on the negro question at i‘ornell caused a storm of com- niciit.¢ Clarke was also awarded other prizes. He is a junior in the College uf Arts. He comes from Castrics, the West lndies. `

Canadian Pacifildg- Railway

Homeseekers .Eiicursion ‘

'l'o i‘-inudian West Mav ii. I7 and ill .Innc iiand2K:.l\ilv1l and2§i; Aug 9 and ‘.’.‘i: .~'i-|it,diind 20. " -'_ ~ _ ,

Now that conimiinlcationuti openvia H‘r~ii|c parties tri\\'eilii`i\'¢‘ viii St. John. ri~:ii-li Montreal in 2|'hou\°s from Char- lottetown maki ng %romi<t ciiiiiioetlons lht~r»_> for \\'i»iitern iinndn and thui»=_in glnyliizlit _rouiiding,lA\'ke Superior with its hi-autlful sclinl=~|‘y‘. ‘ Hoiiieseckers return rates as fqI|ow's

From MONCTON "l‘o Calgary. Alta Mooselaw Susk

S:'i3.t!0 $|~l.ti0

Erliiiiiiitiiii, Alta Prince Albert, ’

aiateo ‘ sank s_iH.i»0

l\lucl,i-o<l,A|tii Saskatoon. task

$53 60 $17 I0

Mi-ilieine lint, Wainwriizlit, Alta

$5060 -'§5l.l0

I.<-tlibridgt-, Winnipe¥. Mun,

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lli-ginn, Siisk Brandon, Mun.

$43.60 s4i.6o

(`ni'resi'i`ondiiizly Low Rates to Other i’|:ic<»ii_ hroughoiit the \’Vi‘st». _ Tourist. Cnr Sleeping Rose\'ufio_ns iiindv on nppliciimion to C P. R. Office

Opera House Building Ch"1‘own.

nie ciir riiar 'cnrriis llominon Blenil"'l‘ea

(Registered)

Are you disiiirifed 'I Are you out o sorts 'I

_A cup of Dominion Blend Tea will put you on your feet.

ALI. GROCl'IR'S

THE EDITOR ‘E

A l0.Ulil`iAiIl f°_f ini _ formation or A al P 1 _l ° r my' ,__ -Qrksxs. lhirteenth year. Only

permanent and success- - fulniagazine of its class.

l10W MSS.‘should be preparedj 'where to find the best market. Ain-

Tells what editors want;

recent nunihers. THE Eorroig,

STHEETS TIE PAHIS ' E|llEl] WITH THIIUPS

PARIS. ll/lily 1--Detachinents of

troops occupied all the- squares and open places of the city today in an- ticipation of the workingmens May- day demonstration. Between 20,000 and 30,000 soldiers were under arms, but up to the late afternoon no dis- ‘turbiince had occurred. Less than half of the workingmen of the city observed the holiday. Some uneasi- ness had been caused, as it had been insisted that the Central Coiifedera- tion of Labor would make a monster demonstration , in defiance of the Government's refusal to sanction it. lil. I.el’ine, the l‘relect of Police was given complete control of the city.

'Towards evening ii. crowd estimated

at 250,000 gathered in the Pluce De Concorde and the adjacent streets. The greater number were sight-seers, but in the throng were many thous- ands inclined, apparently to make ia demonstration, and there were rough characters from other quarters of the city. The latter pressed into the square, resisting the l‘olice and breaking tlirough the line.

When the disturbers became more

aggressive thc Cavalry was summon- ed and charged into t_lic crowd rc- peatedly.

[luring the collision an officer was

stabbed in the leg but his wound is not serious. (ine policeman was struck over the heart with a club and rendered senseless. In the excitement several revolver short were fired from the crowd but no one was hit so far as known.

Drives from the Place De (‘oncorile

small groups reassembled :it other points hilt they were soon dispersed. Many manifestants received slight in- juries. About 50 arrests were made.

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THE TEEEPHTTNE

SAVED BETITHETTS EIEE

HiiN'i‘s\'ii.i.i-1, ont.. Mav 2--A~

M. Dewycr, of ’l`0i‘onto, the first tourist to rcarli the Lake of Bays this year, is suffering from an ex- perience which would_have cost him his life but for the utility of the tele- phone. Early yesterday morning Dewyer went fishinll 1" lf- Small canoe, and while half a mile from shore he capsized. Miss Sliarlls. Of

fgayview farm, was watching him .

through a pair of rleld glasses, and witnessing the accident rushed to the telephone and called her brother at Dorset; Mr. lianizfufll. Ol the Alvira house, where Dewyer _ was stay-ing, secured two men and Pllt out in a boat. They rescued the angler when his condition was too exhausted for him to simili-

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VIN|~}i,AND. N. J., May 2-Susan l‘. Fowler, the original hloomer wo- man, is dead here nt the age of 87 years. She donned blooniers 6') years ago.

TAKE FIHGER PRINTS

OF RLLEGED . L08.

ANGELES DYHMAITER

Los ANcni.ss,' iuay 2-'riie_ciuei

detective 3 the district-atto§2<_a_ye3 ig- flce has t en Drn S rom _ . McNsinara's thumbs-' The Pflnfs- ll is said, wiu in-sent- to san Francis- co in mi' effort further to identify

him as J.. B. Bryce,~who it is _a_ll§E\_?_<l purchased dynhmlte With W 0 0 blow up the Times building.

Prints of all McNamara's fingers al-

ilso were taken and these will be com-

.pared wftfi the finger irflfllll dlS¢0VHf- ed by detectives on the launch Pas- time, which is said to have been used , y the alleged dynamiters in trans- Karting the 'explosives purchased by them to San Francisco.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

-°°Don't miss the splendid orchestral selections at Y. M. C. A. Concert to- night.

**Attentlon is drawn to A. 0. F.

Glll's advertisement in this issue re eggs for hatching.

“A rare musical treat. Hear Pro- fessor Watkfs and Vlnntcomb ln dustts tonight at the Y. M. C. A. concert.

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_zsdtf Deposit, N. Y.

swers every question that yOu want to know abqiit the business of writing for the press. loc acopy. $1.00 ayear. Send loc for sample COPY, 0r_ 2 c for 'three

“The adjourned annual meeting of

the Hfllsboro'Bostlng Club will be heldiin the Boat House tomorrow cv-

~ The dependant statues of house-

CllARl.0'l'l`lE.'l`0WN7 AN

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It pays to buy in this province. J. J, Hughes, lzlouris, P. Ef ls-

lilfllli was in the city yesterday.- Moncton Ex.

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Miss E. McKinnon, City, who has been in Sherbrooke, P. Q., for some “U10 Pest, was among the passengers _“turning On the mail train last even- ing.

The sale at J. E. Matthew\'s, City, was largely attended yesterday and Hood prices were realized. T_he pro- Derty was not disposed of although a cash offer was made of only $200 less than the reserve.

W. S. and Mrs. Stewart of Chur-

lottetown were in the city today, guests of F. C. and Mrs. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart attended the ball

for New York.--Moncton Times, May

G. Deaman, P. . Island; John G.

(llark, Charlottetown: H. Gallant, Charlottetown; Miss ` Jennie Doucett, P. El. Island, and Mrs. A. Gallagher, (lliarlottetown, were registered at the Grand Union Hotel, St. John, yes- terday. ,

A f;00<l deal of ice is reported

around Murray Harbor and from telephone advices it is learned that so far the prospects for lobster fish-1 in: have been but poor. There are plenty of herring for bait but lobsters themselves are a scarce article.

' The many friends in this city will regret to know that the illness of Austin Waite, Detention officer for,

more serious than was at firsti thought. Yesterday be underwent an operation for appendicltis in the P. E.~I. Hospital and it was _found that he is suffering from a specially severe attack. - - -

’l`he ti-ieiinial meeting of the Su-

preme ("-ourt of the lndependr-nt Ur- iler of Foresters, open-ed 'llliesday morning in the Temple building in Toronto, with some 250 deldgtates pre- sent from all parts of the world. No business was transacted that morning beyond the mercst routine. Import- ant business in connection with the reuctiou of the operating expenses of the order and the incident abolition of some of the high courts, will come before thc convention. Horatio Nel- son. Mvntuiziie. is in attendance, the Ullly flvlifgate from this province, rc- preseiiting the High Court here,

Thomas Irving, Cambridge, Lot G3,

a brother of the late Miss Bella Irv- lllg of that lllace, whose death some time ago: has been a matter of iii- terest all over thc province, is said to have offered an explanation of her death yesterday. Mr. Irving is re- ported to have said that his sister, by reason of her age and of the weak- ened condition of ber heart, had not been feeling. well for quite a few days preceding her death. Shortly before the day of her demise her sister put her to bed and while no one was in the room she either fell out of bed or fell on the floor, from ovcrtaxing her Htfwilth trying -to get out. The peo- ple in the neighbourhood are said to be surprised that her death, appar- ently from natural causes, should have caused unpleasant rumors to be circulated involving the brother with wliom she lived. It is hot thought probable that an inquest will be nec- cessary, autl althoiigli llr. Barnes, the local coroner, was in the viclnitv yesterday to attend a sick call, it is understood that no steps toward holding an ii ' ' en

iqucst were tak ._

: 1 MacKfnnon’s Beef, Iron and Wine

is enjoying an immense ‘sale because it is such a good reliable tonis for young and old. It is superior to any similar article sold today. If you need a tonic call today and get a bot- tle 75c. The 'MacKinnon Drug flo., Cor. Gt. (leo. 8: Kt, Stn. drtf.

WHY SEETVANTS lllE

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NEW YORK, April 29-Many labor-

ers are idle and labor agencies report conditions worse -than last year said Herman Robinson,commissioner of lic- enses, ln his report to the mayor made public today.

Wages have fallen below the pro-

vailing rate of last year. The present spring is not nearly so good as the spring of 1910.

Mr. Robinson was formerly n

well known labor leader.

The demand for domestic servants

grows more acute each year, says the commissioner and just now is more sharply felt in Canada than any oth- er part of the continent.

hold servants is responsible, he ex- plains. and unless cmployiers put them on the same footing ns working wo- men iii other walks of life, the scar- city will continue.

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INMAN-At Augustine Cove, May 2,

1911, Mrs. Isaac Inman, agnd,G4 years. ' Funeral today at 2.30 p. ni. to

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glwwlf ll.U§lilP$-U Y.~ Q "ij

_ At one of our city hotels two gen- tlemen met, and after the usual greeting one said to the other: "By the way, where did you get tlmt overcoat?" "Why'."' inquired his friend. “Because it is the most styl- ish cont I ever saw. It fits you per- fectly and the coat is so different from the ordinary, and the pattern and shade of the goods becomes you so well. Did you import it from abroad?" "No,"'said his friend, "1 got this cont made at James Cal-.

lnghan‘s, Upper 'Queen Street, and if

__ ' team for 1011, the lirst 2|) men hav- Calgary.

'Tim S_ S, (iagcapuiif, a,.,.iv,,d here i_ng accepted. The team _which will _l.et._ V. li. Morris, 18th M. ll., Win- Ycsterdayl morning a_t _dliybreak with|;$’r:§3tt ;r‘;"“d“ at the glam lmpcp nlgamt (. Milne um D C 0 H

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:alge\xil1Ti!all‘f.m}I‘§i(d ilsllllle,-ylgff_s.tnt;,.iIp0v(V)f Uiininiviidaiit l.t.-i'ol. C. A. Stim- Vancou\‘ei'. ,ver from his pocket, he shot twice at the B,,a,,on_ She left new _e,_`,_e-ma son, li. 0., 'l‘oronto, Sgt. l<`. J. Ciitliaiis, 43rd regiment, the prone form, A number of bullets mo,-ning for Picton and ,.e{,,,,nS tal Ailjiitent-Major W, W. Borland, 3rd Tl. C. 0. ll., Ottawa. _ l day an her way to MU,,t,.,,al She V. R. S., Montreal, Capt. W. li. l<`orbes, 73rd reginient,

will 8180 can at Se\-Hai D0,,£s'a10n 2-lergt. James l"reeborii, 13th regi- ltichibueto. N- l5~_-

the coast K ment, Hamilton, Ont. l`-<1l- Sill. ll- M- l`lU<lSUll. l0l Felli-

Luigi D’l"arlo shot and probably fat-

D ment, I). li. (L lt., (lttawa.

_ i , Lt. L7. ll. Hiblial, (I. A. S. (‘., UL- ally wounded Mrs. Katia Bertuglio

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_=_Hon. Jiihn Ricliarils. llideford. was - _ W; ' ' u ' T 0 G' G' F' G" Ut ,mong the passengers returning to . “ 1 _ llhe city ou the mail Uuiii lust even- _ Maioi- J. 1. McLaren, iiist High- - g_ '_ ` lanilers, I-lainiltuii, Ont. s T ___ 1 sgt. o. w. iiusseii, The ii. G. i-‘_

Mrs_ Bagnalll Cha,.l,,t,_ct0,,,,n_ and U'I"f’AWA, Out., hiay 2-Sccietai-y G.,_ Ottawa. _ _ _

the Misses Bagnau -were in the city R. J. llirdwhistle, of the Duniinionl Lorii. J. 'I`raiuer, ll. t. li., l`oron-

yesterday and went to Montreal last Rifle .-\ssoi-_ii»\f.ioii, today made the of- to._ _ _ _ _ evening__M0nct0n Times May 1_ fleial announceincnt_ of the Bisiey hat. A. MHP!-Ill. 10314 Wlélmenf.

l`wo weeks ago l)'l“erlo was arrest-

leide in ii vacant lot.

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ed on information given bv MPH-

illertuglio, accompanied bv her young son, Vito, was on her way to WOFK. when D'l’arlo, carrying a double har- rel shotgun, ran out of a barn and fired both barrels at the woman. Dropping the gun and taking a revol-

took effect.

Apparently believing that the wo-

fman might still be alive, D'I’arlo then pounded the woman over the

___ l’te. W. J, Clifford, 10th regiinciit ment. (7HliU1l'i'- lhead with the stock ofthe revolver.

It was ,earned by t,_,e,,h0nc last 'i‘<_i-_ont__o. H M _ ____ _ _' __si>_e__e_;___iiioi-iiuiei~. No. 5, in A. s.

. _ i . . . orris, i reiilnien . ~. ' -

ggerggglélggt Sh§h§eai1?,l,l,_cfl'? bod; I3owmanvi,le. - Sgt. li. McGr0i;ui'. 'l`lic G. fl. F.

last evening and left this aftemuon qrowncd recently at MMTAV HMl‘_":_ Corp, H. ll. ltolierts, 10th regi_'f;__ iittawa.

' [as continued yesterday without sue; mgnt’ D' C' 0' ll" Ottawa' i

*Ei It was a very dmicult d t ._ergt. A. ii. (‘ar_micl_iael, (Juli-<1-1i‘.\'. . _ 'W-Drk owing to the muh “indsy 0 hergt.-Instructor I ri Bayles, 10th l Mr-: llertuglio was ri-moved to the

vnmng and the coldness ___'t__c l_>l'9‘ regiinent, ’l`orontu, U`nt,‘ i llhotle island f-lospital. where it was the!-_ The Search Wm' he (_0nti;_‘_T“;, l‘te. F. Bibby, 77th regiiiieiit., Dun- -” lfound that she was probably- fatally t0dn_v_ The young n,m,-%'f.,'t|,c,. e(|'d“"' - f’llf)\'ll)l<]N(`l<I, May l-lllisliiiul outfiiijured. Her son ran away Wl10ll l\0 unch; are on the scenm ' ‘ an( Sgt. H. W. Piittersoii, 43rd regi- of a barn in l`liarles street today, lsaw ll'l’arlo shoot at his mother,

Hearing the idiots, Paul Haun came

lrunning, and seeing Ii‘Piirlo beating iMr.~‘, llertuglio, pulled a revolver and lshot at l)'l’arlii. When hé realized lthat he was under tire, D'Par1o ran "into the lot and committed suicide.

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The -Hosiery Sale At Stanley"S

_ Six m0nths’___p_reparation and thought have been giyen _t_o*i_irake th is, e

most 'successful hosiery sale we have everlheld. Wlie`n you have investigated.

L_>_ur__claii'iis, presented below, We know that you`ll say that our hosiery___ca_n_ii_ot

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lietter quality of gauze lislc

hose, spliced liccls and toes

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1"iiie iucrccrised lislc hose iii

either black or tan 3.5¢ pair

llest qualities in gauze, light

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5flc, 65c. 75|: yd

Childi'en’s Sox

Children's cotton and lisle

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l5c, Zllc, 25c pair.

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