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MARGUERITE CLARK MAKES A -HIT IN PICTURIZATION OF MRS. STOWE'8 FAMOUS

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or lil vears llle standard remedy for' ll skin diseases. A liquid used ex lrnally. instant relief froln itch. Your zlcney bar-ll ll` the fllst bottle docs ot bring you relief. Ask also about lf. D. D Soap. .

E. A. Foster. Central Drugstore.'

Charlottetown.

THE iiE‘§*.MilN GUNS.

ARRIVE TOOAYl

Field Pieces Capturedby the Canadians will Reach Char- lottetown _this Morning.

The guns to be placed on exhibition

in this city in collllectloll with the war ".rt are shown in Prince of Wales Col lege oil the 10th 11th and 12th illst are expected to arrive in Charlottetown this morning. These are field artillery pisses which were captured by the Canadians in the greatest fighting ltd- vance ot’ the war at Amiells. There is not a citizen in the Province wllo can

Appearing simultaneously in two

rolf~s_ Mar'1,_uerlte Clark, the famous'

Paramount star, was seen with sig- nwi success in "Uncle Toin’s Cubin'

her latest starring vehicle, al: the'

Prince Edward Theatre yestertiay. Th ict dir ted bv J. Solllie

e p ure, ec _

Fnwley, which is based upon Mrs. liarrlet Beecher Stowe's immortal ._:cry, proved satisfactory ir. every respect, a credit to all who appeli-:ll 'itercin and a delight to the alltiitrlwa lit,'.t witnessed it.

The pirturiation ofthe talllolls

ui`i‘ol‘d to miss seeing those great tro- phies of the great colltlict. They came direct from London having been shown only ill St. John since coming to this side. Tho attetldance at the t-lx llihltion in St. .lolln was equal to th: whole population of the city.

_Serious Strike ln Essen, Germany

_ (Special to The Guardian) _ ESSF1N_ April 7.--The strike situa- `tioll libre allows little chuilge today. "Tile .~'tt'r_‘ct cal' clllploycs vutol to join

"""':""l‘ W“-i “‘xti`°m°°l"' f“‘i'hful “mil li the lirllpp \vol'kct‘s so that the titv`s'

'mil servo .ts .til c.l'.lc.ltloll;ll intro. to 11.," p.,,. _._t_,m 5y__.u,_m is. In ,_ §t_ml_

lilo m:l.=.sos .n =hut it tlepirts iklitlliul i. vorztlltionf. »x~stlr._ iu tll;- South

-‘ti|l.

tis-'rn is also witllollt light, imrralls;

just ll.-.»_.l-t: the Civil \’V.:r when tllr _,f [hu _t_,;;_[_ Ur uw mmmen in up -.list-:lzlfs of slavery were reln<,ved ___“;,,. H51.-Ct 2,.; H whole Thom “UN

tri-/n the black race in this co-llitry.

all increase ,vestordny in the total

‘ll Luis respect “Uncle 'l`otll`s Cahill" ._u_ 0,1. of Sh,ikm,____

af; a pit-tu.>»<, is ~von mo s.ltisiyiii_, than the novel. To repeat the story ol' "Uncle i`om's Cabin". would be much ll!-.e carryin., coals -to N f.=lstle,- hut it is perhaps necessary to ,sly "wt i'=\rn»: of the beauties or heart rlpplal or thi' story have been lost it this M--rflng s--rcen ad:lp.ation.

\\°o.:lt grail-'es to be the best serial

evor presented at the Prince Edwalnl opened yesterday with the iirst epis- ode of “The Lightning Raider." fea- turing Petri White.

A rs.re"iiiu`é`i`cal treat was tllrnislled

Charlottetown theatre-goers by Mr. Cl_li'iailoe~Caustaon, violinist. This ar- tisthlthough young in years, played with excellent skill and judgment. Ulf. Qduston wlllkhe heard in the ev- litdhlu at The Psople's Theatre, and the- Prince Edward afternoons: “" "

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Farm for Sale

'ltllodihcld 00 acres clear land ln cultivation. Near schools, oiiiittihliil cheese factory and railway. olives miles from Charlotte- nprly to lvlrs. J. lt. ulscuon-.itll

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_T0 My Friends

And Patrons

This is to lnforlll yall that l have

glven to Mr. Dani fl .\icPlllil of Bon-

lshaw, part oi' my territory. Thinking |_vou for past favors l wollld ask a lcontlnllallco ol' the same, to my slic-

iuessnr. All recolpts given by him for .me will be valid, We have rooln for la. good few men.

N. T. ROCKWELL.

"The Rltwieiglt Man."

7 Prince Sl., City.

4931-4~8mtuefri3wkspd.

A Health Saving Reminder.

Don't Walt until you get the

Spanish influenza. USE

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vllNARD'8 LINIMEN1’ C0..

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knows there are in this province many acres ot land which require to be re claimed. The intention of the gov- ernment wns that those lands, re- claimed, should be placed at the dis; posal _of the returned soldiers. Through representations made by this government at tl provincial confer- ence at Halifax oertllill changes were effected l Iltlle tt-rnls upon which sol- diers could borrow money on the farms they occupied. These changes had not been made, as the Leader of the Opposizion ilitilnated, because of

criticism by the Opposition lust year. They were made at the instance oz' this goverllnlt-llt, and after it thor~ ough investigation of the subject by' provincial pl-enliers. lil thc west the cnverllnlellt is setting aside land for thc returned soldiers. It is also ar- ranging for the expropriation of lands by the provincial goverlllneilts and he felt sure that our Island soldiers would prefer taking advantage ol’ th. rrovcrllulellt loan and settling in this province. to settling oil isolated lin.: unsettled farms in the West, even ii obtallled free. The dominion govern ment had acted wisely in making pro t vision for such land settlcnlcnt to the soldiers. Agriculture is our basi- `n`ustry', and in tho illterost of th' o;ntl‘y it was dcenled wise to en ollrage agricllltllrc- to a gl'cuter et. I .ent than ally other calling. _ The Lozldur of tho Opposition slay: the goverlllllent is not doing its dutt _

towards our retulaled soldiers. He; says the guverllnlent should buy thi l land outright. Ho. the Premier, be _ lievcd the govemment was doing ev- erything possible. They were glvlnr` free lands in the West to sildierrl from all parts oi' Canada, to the sol dicrs of P. E. Island as of each of tht

other provlllct-s.

hir. Bell had much to say about ani

interview given by lliln, the Prenlier to The Gliai'dian, and he read illatr thing into it which were-, t-.llti|'l-ly for . elim to its nleallillg. lt' ally govorll mont eval' pl‘l\.~:.~'t‘il pl'o\'illcial t‘l.liill‘ and pressed tllf-ul stlcc-t=sst'lllly, tbat` gov»‘l'nlllelit was tllo prhscllt our-, Pri l lllicrs ut' tl i’orlller icgilile had vx

plwlsscfl thc opilliotl that it. was no uso dangling tin- cluilns of this pro-

viuvn at Otlawll. They \\'t‘l'4» tolli ll, = the l”'l‘i~‘nlivr of a t`ol'lllt»r i`ctloral gov l

crllmcllt tllflt it’ l’rillcc- l<1d\\'al-d lull and pl"-\sr‘litl‘tl ally l'ui'tller claims thc door would lu- shui. ’l`ltt»iu ivan ll

llaltl tlullt, .

lil the lilt ~l-View l--.-i't~l'i'i~tl to he, th

i’t'clllit»l'. llwl .<t:ltt‘tl that il` wg- i::l\'. tll'- gov<"'lllll\-lit ill.n-.- rzrvtlit tor wil

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From first to last --stropping--shav- ing - cleaning'-- the blade remains

in the razor.

Razor -- strop - 12 blades - $5

AutofSi.'rop

. l wollncl' il the leads-r of the Oppo-

ition would want to relegste this -ucstlon to oblivion. ills party had .. lnost unenviable record in the mat er of claims, 'iihey had bungled for ears over claims until they and the ~\:‘ovince sickened of tllenl. Mr. Bell

-'emoaned tht fact t.1l_t.\t when we ask- 'I for $200,000 we received only loo,ooo_. we had for-f-ivt~il` that soo,- 00 on account, and since 1914 was a »oor time to go to Ottawa to press ~ur claims. Tile claims are still there ind will be presellted at tile prop-

.-r time.

Re elllargenletlt ot boulidaries ot

Qllcbec. Ontario and.Mallitoba. and the vollsequent. claims oi’ this province, Mir. Bell wanted to know why we had 'lot put in our claims. Thee-in claims, olltlnued the Premier are good and ill' Robert Borden is on record as say- a :ng that when the vxllue of these lands ascertaiiied the Maritillle Provinces rollld he given tlielr equitable sllarc. Mr. Bell knows, or ought to kllow that 'he claims for this proportion had been

tiled. .

MR. BELL. When were they illed?

PREMIER. lil Januzlry, 1913.

At’ter some t`ul't.her rlisrnssiolr and a

lolllowllat 'lengthy explanation by Mr. lcll as to wllnt. he had and had not alll in the court-ie ol’ his former speech. he Premier moved tin, udjournlllelll.

if tllc debate.

The House rusullles this nlornlllg at

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MOTHERS who want: style with a touch of exclusivaaess ln_thell Boy s S_ults will

f.ntl the correct and leading styles here. Many suits as illustrated abov flora $7.00, $8.00,-$10.00 to 15.00. Ages 6 to 16 yrs. ,

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And your choice from values up to $8.50 for $5.49. Only one Oi' a kind.

Perhaps the Boy’s size may be among them

I' And Leading Valuts in Mens Suits

V" SUITS IN SERVICEABLE TWEEDS. MANY ALL WOOL $15.00

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Z9 Suits Could not be Bought Wholesale at $20.00 a Suit

Compare this Lot with any from any Dealer or Maker in Canada *-

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t`tli'tllcl' hopt- t`l'olll Ottawa. (‘ol|ll‘ustl P d' ' 1 1. _ ._ _ ._ ._ _ 'i. '_ ._ ._ . .L __ . .e-._ _ _ _ ~ _ _ .__ W this with wi-mi til\~.,pl‘i-sr-llt gmt-l‘lliilcll1 . n ' _ '

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t'ontinuld from Pllilf* Ono) i - i ,

lt hall doll-.r and did ll lt~.=.- r~l'itlt:|.-- ____ _' ____________i

it plight li" to our zltlvalltzlgi-, Ain ___ _0\_u___`\_ on U O tariff is “gain

\"llj~‘ llt>l'.` \\'ll_v t'l‘itit‘.i7.t\ lllt\ i;<l\'r~l~ illollt that hail tlulll- all for us? \\'l\

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- llirillg llp. Th_- 'l‘o1‘olltu Star lil dt'-L :--\tt~llc:; l`t'oln Ottawa plllllished today

PM 'Jin' """'m “i"“"" "l""m W" -.l ‘teal “ll alan of niltiollzll illlportatlcc"

im" »-Itllollt llslillillg llilll, to thu effect

llorc till' l’l'nnlirl' illelltiollctl cfm

t'--ssiolls lvl-e`\'l-tl frolll the pre.»:c L'-lvorillllcllt at (,-ttawzlz The cur ferr- the Your col" ozlllle lletweell this prol ‘lice ulld N ‘lv llrlln-awlrk; tllr: sllhsi-` 'tt' `”»i(l0_00O _ the tl~.|i-pholie flystcw acos-1 the stl"its, favorable tolls. eta ‘-t plus nt tht- governllleilt is llc '_~\t'e<l in wldelliilg thc-gauge of th. P. E, l. Railway, The province wolll :lot tome into its r.\\'n ulltll the wliol

_road was widened from one end of tht province to the other.

Coming tn the question of the I--

lallds claims alld the lllullller lil will I they had llcell pressed by the rcspec

Live goverlllllellts,_ll@ said he wotllf'

Girls! Girls! Try It! R 'Stop Dandruli and l Beautily Your Hail

Hair stops falling out and gets thick wavy, strong and beautiful

Your hair becomes light. wavy

fluffy, abundant and appears as soft lustrous and beautiful as a yount' glrl‘s after a “Dnnderlne hall cleanse.” Just try this-moiston o cloth with ai little Danderlne and care fully draw it tllrollgh your hair, tall ing one small strand at a time. Thi: will cleanse the hair of dust. dirt allr. oxcessiva oil and in just a few mo ments you have doubled the hoautj ol' your hair.

Besides beauiiiying the hair at

once, Danderino dissolves evePy par ticle of danflruft; cleanses, pill-ities and lnvlgorstes the scalp. forever stopping itching and falling hair.

But what will please you nlosl. wi' be after a few weeks llse when _von will actually see now lllllr--tina. and downy at first---yes--but really new hair growing all over the scalp. lf you care for pretty, soft llnlr and lots of it, surely get a small bottle of Knowl ion's Danderlpo from any druggist or toilet counter for a tow cents.

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If , l Va, RH' “' “fri ~ F 3 seem affirm to los.-,~ 'rm ottawa an HrT\»;»/_;__5§_{‘Cf_!,.,'l__;;.

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l ' I Citizen ways: 'lRA\*e1y .wus there a »~_.__ fn Dunne ff, |i._ 1|

\ a I' he discussion in whiiih thafganlsl and

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lirt tlll~ parties arc so divided over io tllritt qllestiolls, the-re is certainty ‘ an r-l»~<:tion ill the autumn, with

' ='ift` as the isstli-. Just what the ili- . tllde ot` parties will take is not l ...»\\'u. Dospito the tact that Union-

ts at caucus recently expressed ollildellce in Sir Th0i'nf1S Whii@`S ltlns for tariff changes, this sesshnl tilowed by a Canada-wide enquiry ` .~hich would bring in a report on, which a gcenral revision would bel Uiscd next session. At the opposi-` lon members' caucus tomorrow it is I nenorally understood the tariff wlll_ be the elliot' subject of discussion. More than passing interest was also .lrouaed among opposition in the rnestlon oi continuance of .prohibition

‘ ir all ainelldlnent which will allow l he sale of light wines and beer.

i Quebec, votes on this proposition on ‘ \pril l0t.ll. lf that province decides l “or wine and boer, the opposition may liranie ll motion suggesting similar :vllallgc in dominion legislation. They g :vluim soldiers and labor men all over I the country favor change which while ‘ doing away with the open har, would permit tho sale Of moderate bever- ages' colllalnlllg a maximum of live nor rent. of alcohol beer, twelve per wont. wine. or nhout double "kick" of

inf the dcnth oi' Captain Read. All

.papers pay trllmto to him. Not until i this lllorillllr:`s papers came out was 'lla nowa of_ his death generally known. It was known he had con-' ‘trnctetl a slight cold. but no one tllollgllt it serious, and umlounconlellt in the morning papers- that he had dll-rl in n lot-al hospital of pneumonia l nftf-.r nlm» 0'(-.lock/on Sunday lll8l\i»` was a gl'c-ai, shock. Captain Rendl *wits popular ln the House, his long' cnroor an non captain giving him kilowlodgt- nt men that il~o<|tlt-.nlly_ 'found l=.xpl't-ssioil in his speeches, Re-' ferring to Fllptltln Read. thc Ottitwa Jnlll-nal s:\_vs, llo was it “homely phil- osopher, who added to the humor of the House without subtracting from its dignity. .With his grlzzled heard, tall, erect figure, he was one of the_ personalities of the House. Many, others the House of Commons could*

kindly old man did not have his say, _ and very often the 'I-Ioilse was enter-

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what is nt. pdesent legalized. | enum" ' Moulin-rn heard with deep regret Sem_e“l_y_Tre“m_m,__A_ p_ “yan

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Circuit is Formed.

MoNcmo.\'_ April s.--ulllririllle'

llolsenlell me t here and i`ol'lned a lll'.li°i-I time short. :ship tzirtellll. to open il1_ Mnllcton July lst. Tho t'cllo\\'illg rcpre ‘ selltotl v.1l‘iolln tracks: A. l‘. llvull, St_l John; S. D, lietzkbert, Cllatllaill; P. S. Watson. Frederictoil; A. S. Etter. Amherst and Sackvillc; Hopkins Springhill; P_ A. Belllveuu. Moncton _ The Fredericton representatives made; a strong bid for the opening dates, but i Moncton was given the preference on. it gecret ballot. Tile circuit as arrallgod l follows: '

Mc-ncton-Julv 1 and 2.

Chatham-July 9 and 10. Springhill-July 18 and 19. i

Sackville-July 25 and 26. | Sussex--August 1 and 2. 4

St. John-August 8 and 9.

Moncton-August~15 and 16. l Springhill-'September 1 and 2. Sl. Stephen-September 9. 10 and li. . Frederlctoll-September 16, iii. i7

and 1‘8_ '

Cllatham---September 24. 25 alld

26. f

Fredericton is to hold a meet July'

1 and 2, as previously announced but the Moncton dates will he tilt official oilelllng.

The following were elected oftl-_

cars of the Maritime Circuit assoclut~ I ion: ` President-S. D. Heckbert, Chathnml Vlce»President--P. S. Watson, Fred ‘

St. John.

Executive - Walter Falrweatller, Bussoxi; A. S._ Etter. Sackvillo- (lso_ Hopkins, Sprii\8l1lll1 l’- #\- llellivoau. Mmlcton; S. D. Heckbort',

Cliutllaillf William Keyes. St. St.e.pllell.

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Just how nluch is required"`must be accuratel I d

. . .~ _ y measure . 1°°lgiile_W0llld Ollly Dartely relieve the trouble. Too much _‘1”°L}. '_"JUV€ the EWS. We use the best modern optical S§tl;s'f’;‘;i§§_»__fibS0lUi@ly ¢0Fl'€CilI1g.optlcal defects and lguarantec

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Uil-excelled service ‘

yE- E. l=*larkr'na'r\~

Jelvclel' & Graduate Optometrist lf*

Montague, P. E. l.

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_Second Hand Cars for‘Salc

We have on hand a few Cars taken in exchange

f . _ . _ _ _ S‘;;(_2;f_“é0_f3P;_\__\_-c_;2Vl:_1_<_._l31_ we are offering at specially low

C. W. ROGERS, i

Sales Mallager ' ,

A. HORNE & COMPANY

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The Charlottetown Board ol Trade Ollarterly

Meeting `

The Peillllllf fluartorly nicctin f th d

of -|-I,ad_ -n b I ld _ _ 20 eChsrlettetown Boar April atilyin oi;liie 0'¢l‘<'»'cl<‘ii».Bli)1i.l;l(iiliir(;)»'ims °" w°d“°'d°Y Wi'

WALLACE l.. HIGGINS,

Secretary-Tfpgsurer.

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