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_'ALLEY is Cof

~ ' _ ‘ ` W . Trenholm. master. ,180 tons oi

i f - °

ll -. -'v---»- . V Q egrans .-

sud ` _ _ .

nndt gl: can;.?|'l(iiivlil'¢g- fi

wr I-wplu er fu. patio?

. Cook Studio

Here is a Snap

American Black ' ".r_k_EL'E in Charlottetown on saturday. 1-is

Wood Clocks at $4.00 each i..(i°um:i¢Tf'i§ '°ii"f»:T°; “:ilih‘.v°ig:i' ”°°“ mm'

_ _ ine nous, M t F 1 th 'P. E. I. Stflkt ¢V¢l'y htlf 11011)' ;:,:°¢t>lny¢`l:::‘:7"°a;:°m `.:f°3h H°5Plstal, was dlmrrfrilgotheepassengera

,on_Catliedral gongs. Are goo timelteepers. Every one

guaranteed. Well worth $5.0

_“__ ____ ___” eonl for Charlottetown The vessels

°"` "" ' " ` w ‘ ‘r ~ f _"_ aa soon as ice conditions

it.

IST

takes a few :ilntues and we wi tell yo;

anion them to tit ¢xactl;. We £2: gg". autee :perfection in Crown a Bridge work xtractlng and Elllng without pain, prlca moderate. ,

DR. ROBIIZS

pgélgislen Btr§1ltan§ségJdo0r Baer dr. Gott

our price $4.00. '__'

C. Patterson

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Clearing Auction Sale _Ot Stock Crop and Fai‘ni Im le

Spifcialtiea Are . =-__'_"_ Photographs

for College Groups

'-3 Bayer Studio

» P ' 1 Telephone 192-]

ments! ! -- .

.Farm is sold and Mrl Bovyer is ----- ‘ - _...___

going West, therefore we are auth, . ~ 4 ,

orized by Milton Bovyer, Esq , to U

sell on his Farm,BUNBURY, LOT

48, on _ weunwiiy, Apni zsfli. isis

Commenc ng at ten o clock, A. M , . sharp,ihe following Choice Stock‘:-`- Iggsunpm u:¢m‘s:é: iim;i:=i,i‘¢€: gm.:

I Blood Mare 'Gilld Fmdelni I burn'.‘|1gelohl’n;, sour stomach. etc. 0ne_

Express Horse, 9 years old, 1 Mare

I P _ 2 years old, 'Orphan Jack’ 1 Driver 6 years old

Cows; 50 Hens; ‘a quantity of Hay and Potatoes. ` ' . \

IM-PLEMENTS-r hay mower,

r wheel rnke,i disk harrow, 1 spike barrow, `r ‘spring harrow, I potato scufder combined; r roller, gang plough, \‘ single plough, 2 wood sleigbs, I milk sleigh, 1 box sleigh, 1 driving sleigh, it nick wagon, (Bane) i truck and wheels; 3 driv ing wagons, i road cart, 2/millr

/wagons, r milk separator(National),»

1 set Jones scale; 1. inindsioneslpy- the and sued I rush scythe Q. ay

carriers. compacts; 1 hay ' fork, harness, '3sets eavy harness x set Express harness, 3 sets iight har- ness, I riding saddle, 2 pair traces, 1 seeder, 1 turnip pulper.

ALSO, All household furniture,

1 cook stove, New Igpipress; iSil- ver Moon Stove, an lot of other articles not enumerated. _ TERMS--All annie of $5.00 and un-

der. Cash: ovzii $5 00 seven months '"6-t °° '°°"iiz°ilJ"°ii:'iis¥i'h'|i o co »»|i1im2:r...1m ` Aeeiionsél-».

teasnouniul alter eatinr. Pleasant whole. ome: inexpensive : sl druggista

.4 years old ‘Crown Wrlght',t Filly, 2 earn old, ‘Or han Jack' r Horse ‘_ ,_ ~ ‘ _ __

‘C-{AfNAl`?'iA'hl

== Bursar-dread. of cure- nina, PAL! I F I C: A

Around-the-liorld-loul

“EMPiu-:ss or ASIA" To Leave liverpool June l4th

IPIGIAL BOOKLITB ON ;APPLICA'I‘l0vNi

llomeseekers Excursions Special Second Class Round Trip Tickets on Sa'e every Wedne: day ' _ ` ~ until November. ' fliinw-rea 4,8-65 Cslsarvbt 15 lquhlly Low ltataa to other Points.

Points iar Maritime Provinces l| _, to Montreal and West. |

Two Fast I- igpress Trains lsacll 'war .lace when mir

sr. JoHii'“.iwr~ii‘>"iaos'roN. ,

nsvumsas

IT PAYS to

auction Square

owner laavsa

outon

A., _,

FOR OHARLOTTETDWN -'Elie lol

ing sehooners cleared tram Glace

Bay Thursday. all. commanded by others Schr. Chas I-Iaakell 0 enholm master, with 100 tons oi oal tor Charlottetown. Behr. Flora

T., B. Trenholm, ma_ater,°&p tons ot coal tor Charlottetown. S . Minnie;

on the bid tor Ed

wli sail will perm _

- ' PERSONALS ‘

Mr. Frank Oliver was a pollen!"

westward from Charlottetown Satur- day. ‘

Mr. J. J. McKinnon, Charlotte-

town, was a passenger to Summer- side Saturday.

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Mr. Geo. J. Rogers, Charlottetown,

lett Saturday morning on an extend- ed visit to the Pacino Coast. .V

Mr L Anderson, St Peters, was

returned to St. Peters by the :liter-

lesving Charlottetown by the western train Saturday.

Mr. Gerald McCarthy, Principal oi

Georgetown High School, came to Charlottetown by the eastern train Saturday morning. 1

Mr. Raymond Brown, student oi

P. W. C., was among those leaving Charlottetown by the eastern train on Saturday. ‘

::Wyeth's Sage and,.Sulphur Hair

Remedy has given better results than any other hair preparation we have ever handled. There is hardly a day pasaesthat somebody doesu't toll ua what a beneilt it has been to them.

uimiuuiu ,racirllis °iSll0R‘l' ROUTE."

It will do the same for you. 50c. and $1.00 bottles. E. A. Foster, Sole Agent, Central Drugstore.

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1-IE GOT THE KETTLE.

A minister once noticed a crowd oi

urchins clustered round n kettle. “What are you doing, my little lioya?' he asked, with iatherly interest.

“S~wappln" lies,f' volunteered one o the boys. “The lellow that tells the biggest one gets the kettle.” _"Shockingl" exclaimed the minis- ter. "Why, when I was your age nevar even thought,oi _telling an un- truth." _ _ , '

“You win!" chorused the urchina

"The l'ettle's yours, mister!"-

WHY SHOULD A SOLDIER?

For three solid hours the captain

had been lecturing his men on “tha duties of a. soldier,"» and he thought it. was time to see how much they had understood oi his discourse. Casting his eyes round the room. he tired on Private Murphy as his iirst victim. "Private Murphy," he asked, "‘why’aboul`d a. soldier be ready , to die for his country?" Private Murphy scratched his head for a moment, and then a smile oi enlightenment crossed his lace, "Sure, captain," he said pleasantly, "you're quite right. Why should he?" ‘

. __.__.,__..¢_.

l ~SlI[IlIESS. ,

'Po be successful i't`is always wise

to watch the success ol others. .For

. , no u.i».s..u.r.n.

' W "_ H°‘§i"Joai..n._a. Hi

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LJ K Bhiiiiliiiiif li:f»°»i§¢¢.i'3»'§'i`i °°

Kest_l.:t-a-to ' i

, , In

llelina and St. John, N. li, Kierstesd Mersereau Q lnnis ‘ _ Real Estate Alinil. _

St. John. N. ,

are in a pasitionto dispose ot some exod- lsnt real _estate 'i~ ths above two elites, including the residential village" of M |- lidgeviile, New Brunswick. a suburb r fbi. Jnlin. Major llncliintosh, _at the Revere Hotel is prepared to_ give interesting in; vesters all necessary information. '

4--=ziM3lpd. , ,A 4

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,A Q Great Gtorge Street A _

'Milli 'aflpii

I -f _._|

Furness Withy Q Co, Ltd _

, . snalisinr nuns

From London Steamer From Halilsx

W, . a

--`-- R nh lr A il tb api-limi (vi§°§'e., “"'°° " ” .lolin's N F.) Kanawha May lad April luth Shenandoah May ldth. May ltth Rappahannock Jiinallth From _Livhrpool Steamer From Haillas

---- Almeriana April istli. April Ieth Durango , May sth , lin sth Digby '\ Hay rind.

The above steamer s have 'a limited sr

eommedationjcr saloon nfsssnqis. Passenlire and ifhllht Alinls ter the

snnu es oo. neun' ~ , .sn;i'ns=_wi'ris1s'°do. uid

ami n.iim.N.e. A

e , Leigh-»-

i . s `

" .Charlottetown P.-FE." 1.* -man‘i>r¢~i<!ins. tb '¢°n»i'<,l°f '-\\°`P'°‘

. ‘ lhone~302

\ Electrician and Electrical

supplies

ivcrki . 1.'.1¢'l**

more than hall a. century we have been identified with the Market Gar- den Business, planting, growing marketing, with whs.t'measuro qi success we leave the public to judge, and our long experience should he worth something to, the seed buyer and planter. ~

Farmers and others requiring vag-

etnble seeds will iind it to their ad- vantage to plant Ga.y's seeds. When in town call in and select your re- quirements, it is not good Policy' to have the ground waiting for seeds, bettsrto have them)on hand. Farm- srg have your vegetable, garden, -the pleasure, profit and' health derived from n mixed garden, more than pays for the outlay, ten times over. ~ A little planning nhoaad and this can be accomplished. Hardy seeds for gi;-st planting in the open ground comprise:--Peas, Beats, CB»r\'0f-9. ‘»‘l\' ions, Lettuce, Radiah, Spinach, 'l‘nr- nipa, Pnrsnips, set onions, Shallots, Cabbage, Sweet Peas, etc., atc. J.-T. ony, af sou, onsriomwwn. Ent and or Mu-ret, next to, Saunders 5# Newsom's Moat Market.

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_GAINST 'PHE AUTO A ~ MEETING AT FREETOWN

A meeting ot .the electors oi Lower Freetown .was .hold in che hall on Wednesday ovenillb Mr- 'W- G- s°h‘”"

Pfimiif Mlthufonr

pwluon ziatihetgitlaena. ol 0hArl°t*»°-

suminsrside, ` oi 'repealing

Alter some dilw¢li°“ resolution was adcufoi

,mug Free-

believing ` the

our

by some

inet,

ot thi

years was in health tor some so the not unexD0¢iM She leaves to mourn one sister Url Dennis Larkin For- tune Road one son John at home U15 0°* d\\\¢N»°l'. Mrs. Wilson oi Selkirk, besides a number ot grand children 'I‘he iuneral took place on Saturday morning to St. l'etAr'a Church where a solemn High Kass oi R°lluiem was sung by Rav. Father Mcauiay, P.P., alter which her re- mains were tenderly laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery beside those oi her husband who predeceased her some time ago, there to await the

glorious resurrection. R. I. P.- -om. ~

rrllexnll Tooth Pasta has thousands

ot admirers who any it is the best deutiirico oi its kind that can be boughtt It cleans the teeth thorough- ly, destroys all bacteria, keeps the throat healthy and the mouth sweet and clean.. _Put up in sanitary tube and sold with the Rexall guarantee 25s. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor- uor Great George and Kent Btn.

Mliitl

SOME SAYINBS.

Moderation ta the plcneure ol the

wise.-Voltaire.

Great is the iorce ot will, immense

is the power ol intellect, but stron- ger far is the magic ot love.

Ia not one always instinctively a.

little antagonistic to those who, our relations tell us, will be auch ` nice triends for us 'I

Many people have much knowledge

which is oi no use to them, because they either have not the ability or the opportunity to apply-it to some remunsrative or usciul purpose.

PRINCESS BARIATINSKY

GOES INTO VAUDEVILLE.

For the first time in her adventur-

ous career, Madame Lydia. Ynvorska, who in private lilo is the Princess Bariatinsky, is appearing at a vau- deville theatre, the Coliseum, in a sketch called "L.ollet.te.” The Prin- cess, who is known as the Russian Sarah Bernhardt, is an amazing lin- guist aud can play Russian, French, German, Italian and English equally well.

Although the Prince and Princess

are allowed to come and go as they like, they both preler to live out ol Russia, where they are not on too good terms with government spies. The Prince was once in the Russian navy and got into some trouble after he leit the service lor contributing to Socialist journals.

'Phe Pi-ince's tether, who is one ol

"the wcnlthtest"“`6nd riioif/"'powei‘liil noblemen in Russia and a great friend ot the Czar, does not approve ol the theories ol his son or daugh- ter-in-law. The Princess is not en- amored ol the Lord Chamberlain and his department. A`play which she in- tended to produce has been altered and completed by the Lord Ohamber- lain because it might otlend Germ- any. The period is that oi the Fran- co-Pruasian war and German oillcers

are not shown in the hest~light.

Want a Watch?

I Remember our big closing

out sale continues, until every watch is sold. We’ve sold nearly

200 Watches

sim; beginning this sale, and we still have nearly O N E HUNDRED RELIABLE GUARANTEED WATCH- ES, which ure are offering at practically WHOLESALE PRICES. . ,

There is only one place to

.buy watches while our stock -lasts. `

G. F. Hutcheson

I Y Jeweller- Optician

IYNOPSIS Of CAIADIKN IOITI. ` _wrsr man asouuirious. ‘

*RINO Mus! ”""‘

Ask to \

The

$6.00 , .

Ask to

The

$6.00

Rain.

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Ram- `

coats - coats

Have You

Bought Your H at ?

If you have not we would, be

very pleased to show you the ` very newest imported shapes and copies of French and Lon- don hats.

The’re right up to the moment

too and have commanded the attention oi all who have seen them.

Trimmed Hats 2.50 to 3.50 etc.

5`-2°.” l ef. @3195

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1913 2nd NEW DRINK 1913 4

Drake s'

_ Pineapple _Iulep

,Something Tlgw-In a Drink* ‘

Its A _winner , .

Order, From A. Aylward

~ 4-ziinen. _ I

.. s = , -5 ' 41 l B 2' V "' _irq

A _Castle in Spain 5

s “not in it" with a good substantial, up-to-date steel range in your hitchen. Don‘t

hoard naall your money, building castles for future years, and in the meantime have your wi worn out in dai y toil, working with n poor stove. Thr- Farmnr's wife as well as the Farmer, need good tools. A few dollars invested now in an-

Enfer rise Monarch Steel R n

P (1 8

will save the time and tanper of the housekeeper, lessen tuel and repair bills. g

' S. W. CRABBE-.

Agent for Enterprise Monarch Steel Ranges _

li l li i

0PEN*EVEN,|NCS _UNTILQD O `¢|,,0¢|(_l

own Your own

or llinizrl-:Nu

We are loanlnegsunsy from iq Qq

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_ . simon ii'ii§,n s5iiri§_ . _ PAY 0" UITGIGII ,

’ IHPRDVQ llll. E\'|`A'|'l `

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today. liwlll NYU* -,

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Gel Your Bicycle

Every day between now and the

day you pick your mount is anfth- er day w.thout the help a ,wheel will give you. - ,

The bicycle sav_ts'hot'ixs 'of time

every day. _ ` _ , 3

No such return to popularity as

the bicycle is enjoying could, have ever been poss.ble but _for its practical value.

Canada Cycle & Motor Co. Limi»ed, Bicycles are kuo'wn for sturdy construction and up tp the- minute features- Therefnever has been another bicvcle that could beat it for reliability. Hundreds of old models are in use which were bought years ago. S '_' `,’

Frame Models. »

Hercules Coaster Brake

“..,.\'

Get the NEW CATAIOGUES

Canada Cycle _& lllotor

Co . l.imited.jj?j

West Toronto, , _.

Montreal, Winnipeg,Vaneouver.

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MAIL CONTRACT

SEALED TENDERB, addressed to

the Postmaster General, will R9 rg. oeived at Ottawa until noon on Friday, the 23rd May 191.3 for the conveyance oi His llInjesty’s'~Mal1s, on a’ proposed Contract iorf tour

Yeizii. alxttimpls per week. Rural ma ron el o. 2. from ~ Kin- ross, Prince Edward Isla.nd,`,} lrom the Postmaster Geuernl’a pleasure.

Printed notices containing. rigor

intormation as to conditions céu gt-gp posed Contract may ha sean" and blank iorms ot Tender may bg ob- tained at the Poet_0lilces oi~~ Kin- FPBU 8114 Lyhdalo and at the Qce ot the Post Oillce Inspector. ,.,

POST OFFICE INSPECTORT OF-

FICE, i Cl1_'Town, April i2th~,' 1913;”

.roam ir. wrthri, Post Oliice Inspector.

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GUARDIAN

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