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FRANKFORD, March 13-Pollowing

the suspension of the two states bank nt_ Stephensport (Ky.) on order of Secretary of States Bruiirr, Cashier,

John S. Adair has di_~api'~earc'l. An investigation of the bank’s books shpws that the bank has been looted of over $80,000.

RUSTICO DRAMATIC CLUB

HOLD (`O.\'Cl‘JR'l‘.

The Rustico 'Amnterr Dramatic

Club presented the thrilling drama, A Woven Web, in Rustico Hall on Wednesday,_Mnrch 8Lh`. 'Ihe fo'lo-.v- ing was the cast of characti:rs:-

Walter Hastings, a young lawyer,

Joseph R. Gallant; Jos. L»cu~.in.~ton, who weaves the web, A. Emmitt Deskorhes; Harry Falconer, 5 yo=_in'; Virginian, John H. Gallant; Uncle Toby, a planter, Jerry Doucettc; Mr. Parkhnrst, 8, Ie1ding lawyer, John Gallant; Tim, his protege, Mick' Dor- ion; Louise Falconer, Miss Annie Bl`ahchar;l; Aunt Judy, Miss Angeie Blanchard,

All the parts wcre so wcll taken that it would indezd be hard to par-

'l1`{.ZLyI'i6`b`J§'li{H`r}}§§i§.}Lf`"` --who for norman » college...

".".- 3-11dr6f.

-Edwin L. Taylor _ of Macklin,

_Bask., who has been visiting his fa- --Want relief from la grlppe? Try -the Wm. G. Ta lo Norah Beds u Jordan's Emulsion. 3-16521,

F. Y ¥» 4 e.

_left on rcturn to the West, via the' _ -- ~Capes yesterday morning, nccompan- -A. O. H. entertaI,nm" t_ in Mar- led by his brother, Preston, who will ket Hall Summer-side, 1i\¢~dg‘y_ 17t|,_ spenii some time visiting in places instant. 3-15d2ipd.

in Vl'e.ste.n Canada..-S. _ _ -~|-V

-* -TN .Mamie .D I Guardian can

-The members of Prince Edward he obtained sg, I..:§erty's Tunsqiisi Lodge, I_. 0. O. F., Summerside, will Parlors. Summerpfde. 12-l6'drtf.

lpay 8 fraternal visit to St. Lawrence --- ; and Wildey Lodgss, Charlottetown, -All news, advertising and sub- wliich meet in joint session tomor- scriPtions in Alberton and _vicinity

.FOW (Friday) evening, The members

of Prince Edward Lodge will leave Siimmerside by special train at 1 p. m.-S.

-The ad in this issue of R, T. Hol- man, Limited, Summerslde, is of special interest to fishermen through-,

should be handed to H. Clerk, Agent,

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-Get Holman’s springand summer C1158-10gue. Addressn post card to R. T. Holman, Limited, Summerslde.

3-11dr6i.

' f out the Province. This big Mail Or-| -Don't miss the big double showin

ticulerize, and encouraged by the en- thusiastic greetings they received, at the close, they have kindly consented to re-appear in the near future. The scenery was beautiful, the d'sign and paintings being the work of that lo- cal artist, J. H. Gallant. Be-tween the acts thc audience was df-lighted with instrumental music by Miss Angie Peters and Jos. R. Gallant, stump spe-:cb-Womans. Rights-by Albert Gallant; solo, Peter Buote, whose beautiful baritone voice was, heard for the first time, and with good effect. The last was the delight- ful production, “Under Souihfrn Skies," by the Rustico Glee Club.

liow's This Y ,

We offer One Hundred Dollars Rewnrdj

for any case of Catarrh that cnniiot be cured by Hull’s Ciirzirrli Cure. _ g

F. J. CfilI_Nl£Y & CO.. Toledo 0.

We the uiidorsigned have known J.l

Cheney for the last 15 years. und hr_lio\'o. him perfectly lionnmlile in all husinc-ssl trzinsuctirins nn_il flnuiionilly nh_lf~ i_o curry' out uiiy obligations marie hy his firni.

WA.i.i>i:\‘o. Ki::.\'AN & M/invirv. Whole ale Drug iats'1‘olqdo, .

H_all’s Catsrrli Cure is faken internallly.

acting directly upon the blood and niuc- ou.s sur-faces of t e system. Testimonials .ur-nt free. Price 75 cents per oottle. Sold by alll Druggists. _ _ ‘_ l‘s e f~Ieli’s, Family Pills for constipa- ion. _

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Special Paintsefor House Cleaning

House cleaning time is hmsc pninliiq

cn boards, the cli.i-is, the tzibloq :ind -4 dozen ieces of fiiriiilure need re. ainlin

P P I’ H

r rr -variiieliiii

time-the floors, ilic base boards, the

der House handles all kinds of fishing 5 supplies from rope, nets, to motor accessorlcs,_ oilclothes, boots, right down to the very necessities in the grocery line. lt is unnecessary to state thst this firni’s immense busi- ness places it in B position to offer fishing supplies at unbeatable prices] A letter of enquiry to this firm will secure all the information required.

Jlllll Sill

ALBANY, N. Y.; Mar. 12-With the

rszimption tomorrow of the' trial of Mrs. E-lith Mellzer, charged with th: murder of liar son Georgie, the pro- secution will continue its efforts to prove that the woman was aware of what she was doing when she left the boy lying dead in a lonely swamp near this city after killing him with carboiic acid. as alleged.

A pair of little, soiled shoes, plain

and strong, the sort that are doled out to children in charitable institu- tions, lie on the table in the court- room, constantly before the eyes of the jury.

They have bein identified by Mrs.

Smith the grand-aunt of the dead

Market Hall under the auspices of the A. O. H. on Friday, March 17th. I

g 3-isdzipa.

__ -If you want to receive Holman's

spring and summer catalogue, send your name to R. T. Holman, Limit-

ed, Summerside. 3-11dr6i. ‘

-Wanted, at once a lady hook-

keeper. Must have experience. State qualifications, and give refer- ences. "M" P. 0. Box 200, 0']_ieai'y.

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-Lost-on March 13th, between Mr.

Sinclair's and the rink, Summerside, a silver braclet. Finder please leave at Guardian office and get reward. ‘

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-I-Iolmnu's spring and summiir cat-

alogue excels in many lines the Inar- gains offered by every Mail Order House in Canada. If you want a catalogue mail 9, Dost card to R. ’l‘. Holman, Limited, Suinmcrside.

3-1ldr6l.

-All advertising in Bummeraide

and vicinity for The Morning Daily or Rural Daily as well as all new and renewal subscriptions, should be handed to miss Amy G. Burrows, a- gent, Summer Street. All news should be given to J. 'F‘. Leflerty, Guardian Correspondent, Water Street

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our store s'n'd _compare our ,Une ,rice-,Eu .lbyatem

» Prices with' those of other Esfililis mints. _ _

_ ,sf A- I Spring s Beautifu -I oo s and hers in great abundance. The MOST BEAUTIFUL .we think _ve

have ever offered you.-for _they are the selectionsof experienced buyers, and

from the most reliable houses in the world. - ~ - '

EVERYTHING RIGHT FROM THE \l"OI\ LD OF_ F/lSHION»

EVERY THING RELIABLE! I _ _

H5 WND THAT Pl-BASES s .1-rar-.ii en. mi. vimmj ¢-feiiiii qii"il1i_l iii *lei*

M I I it _

for Costumes” the opposite is the

. order for seperate Coats You want I

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to see Ours. lliey :irc C' ll<REC»T

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these are daily arriving, and the advance show style, finish and gen-

. eral perfection. just something a

little different from the others, just ; something for YOU.

` -Me'n”s Spring Needs----’\, ' New Shirts newesfsiaaesaaa New Suites ow Wiiiciibemhe

Paltefrfs guarantee of Fix, st_\ le :ind f iriish.

h best assortments in New overcéafs

N'elgl)r Sgglgfvifrihe Correct Slyle New lidts in ima mi Sofrfeiisy New 'Hosiery g New Calls -

All sf- our special Low Cash Price---f

Sonic More Spring Gentle-;~'=‘°“---'yr

` New Veilings New Dress Gpods New gig-'f* _li ‘

f New Frillings New 'trimmings New cg-.mrs

New .faliois New Linens New l"i'c'n<l“»=i_ ~ E

_ ' New Linen Collars New Prints New l,jin`ol;»ii)-vis V ., 'l

New Net' Wsists New Lawns New Wiodovv Shades l d W ° f New Wills New lil.x‘.ling_s`

boy, :fe the shoes he had on warn he f _ 1-2511;-uf. ‘ Nrw Tai ore an s -_ _ _ _ _

ml U" h°“S" in S°l‘°“°°t“dY Wm* *“ ‘ l New Undcrskirfs New ltmbroiderics life, Ltr. ' *C

his mother the last time the aint -The illustrated lectuie on "Hand- ,_ _ , N N F, W

saw him alive. They indicate, ac- icraft Work," given by Miss Cimip- _. ' ' `r' ." I ' `f

cording to the prosecution, that Mrs. bell of Mcnirsal, was very much en- -_ ew! ew, A( tg _ o Melber, whtn she killed her son, was joyed 'by the large audience who were _. w Y -_'~ ' _ - - -~ *-'

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fin Ladies’ Costumes New Spring Cdiils

| Our 11'=W_ SPfi“S ShiP”1°‘=“* °f ‘ whileFa§i1i..nsnys_“sh.ofrwars .

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l in every detail

0 . . _ g For floors 1.-itlier painted, varni-zhed. st iiiieil or waxed; use S-\V. Floor Finishes

Finirli floors iii luis! pnssililir way.

For iiiterior walls :ind wooi,l\\'ork, use S-\\`. Eniinicloid. Au economical high gloss

finish. ‘

For Ciiplioartls, slielves, lnhlcr, etc.: use S~\V. l-`nm`.ly Pziinl. An oil gloss paint tha

stands r-rrubhing.

For staining woodwork :ind furnilnrc; use S-W. \'urnis|i Stain. Correctly imitates the

ualiiral wood

\Ve have pa'iil:;, v.iriii.v.lies, and saline; fin' u\'cry'painlablc thing.

For sale by

S. CRABBE

Aglcritdlior S. W P. Paint.

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cution holds, the body probably eating and instructive address illus- would keep hidden until the winter trated by a number of excellznt views months had destroyed all traces of of the work. There was also an ex-

1 d l I h dicraft work

thc body. £ampl.e!l's address other addresses

ln Mrs. Melber’s relations with were also given by- the President,

I~Iowi-ird Kirk, n. Sch_nec'aly admir-il\ii‘e. \‘,‘. G. Sill..-rman, Mrs. W. A.

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crer, and her allered ho~e that helliiwnnnn, Mis R T Holman and

lwo/uld marry her ifshe could rid h;i'- 1 others. At thc. close of the lecture a

"HOU Ol the Child. the district atuor-‘hearty \-ole of thanis was tendered

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Skate _ f

“lc have a fine sliowing of

adn. We carefully selected our stock and are sure that we

have here the proper sluiles for hockey, plain or fancy skating.

In Starr skates we have the ideal thing for hockeyists-

skates favon.-rl liy all the big lcaguers. The Velox, one of our best, is bound tolie a favorite. 'l`lien we have the Auto and Cycle-two other favorites. Call in and look over the stock.

fi°°k3.]i»`il\Fcnnell & Chandler 53,2 3,

pads goal

l; e e p e r s pads, ankle v|cl°"5

SUPPOYISJ

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the best skates niurle in Cali-

our rinks and ponds, boili for "

s c r e w s , ankle pads

\p:cks.

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Tlie Great Seed lei r if

V will be at Charlottetown Tuesday, Wednesday and ' Thursday, March 14, 15 and 16th in the MARKET

1 BUILDING.

l For the three days of the Fair we will give ‘ 10 per cent eff al Fdiilwear

We are sole agents for

Gold Bond in Men’s Shoes.

Empress, Hagar, Red

Ladies' Slices.

Q V 0 Morris & Smith _

127 _Queen Street, Ch’Town, Opp. Marktt Q

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This is the fabric the ‘defence mus:|

t'ar apart if they are to con-incel the jury that Mrs, ll/.e`.b_r was in~l capable of appreciaf'.ing‘what she was' doing when she killed h r son. Tr-e jurors, who range in ac from 27 to B9 years, are all married, and all but one have chi1dr.n of their own.

'the deftnce, it in believed. will en-

deavor to prove- that her lack of early training and home influences, her being left to shift for h-:is lf ati the age of 13; her subse,uent battles with poverty und illness; her murri-I "Ege`v_o a consiimiwtite husband; her

experience in the poor house, the birth of Georgie aft:r h-r release and her liusband's death, followed by the constant struggle to support the l;oy and hzrscll, were sufficient to hive wcakcnzd her mental powers and ren- der her irresponsible.

A battle of a\ien'sts is looked for

before the trial ends, ibut whethir Mrs. lllalber herself will be sworn has not been indicat.d.

,oiniiiiio lineman,

Etiscriiocuirn

BELLEVILLE, Ont., March 13-

Hcnri Valee, a French-Canadian telo phone lineman was electrocuted this afternoon by touching e. live wire of the Trenton Electric Power linc. Hu fell dend across an arm of the pole, where his body remained until the power was shut off. He was twenty- seven years old and was from Mont- lmagny county, Quebec, where he was lto have been nfarried next week. An linquesf will be bein.

Had ei Uishcssing, ling, Sensation in

f The Throat.

_ c`llli'.ii` poi _git-t.`i*"iiT Nldllf.

Dr. Woo`d’s Norway Pine Syrup ld"

rich in the lungdiealing virtues ul the Norway pine tree. it is 'xi pleasant, anle and clivctiinl medicine that may bc con-

fidentially relied upon .ns ageccifie for (Toughs, Colds. lironchitié, om-seness Som Throat, Quinsy, and all 'fhroat unrl Lung '.l`roublcu.

It will siop that tickling in the throat

which causes the dry cough that keeps ‘you awake etniglit. _

Mrs. J. A. _Smith, Msrshville, Ont.,

writes:-“I bqi s' vefry bid cough sud; that dish-eesiilig ileidipiz sensatimin my thropf., It w _"sb bs 1,_couid‘nof. sleep at n gmt en`d my lungs were so sore I had’

to give up work. _ can t "On: d ‘c'zW° mem “bu it an ni¢_»i»°;>‘¢l<i;# _:_ f,' "ee, e rm.

t1‘¢\l’s"l‘Ioi‘v/1?" nd W, lxythd

tiniched two bottles' w entirely] cuyc , lenlivsys recommending it to my _frlen_ti!." _ I _ I

Desai in anlnbiiggeti ilu; sayin, i. is

so-eglled Norway.l?ino_S§~§ups but_be_s _ ` and insist on "Din \\a 's;" ltje gzi

K lney believts the motive for the crinze Miss Vampbell for her intesestin;

, _

See Our High Class i

and instructive addrtss. A \ote oi thanks was also tendered the Happy- land rnairarcmint who very generous-~ ly gave the frte use of the hall and also cf their picture machine in shaw- ing the illustrations.-S.

I - T- ` - Thai iieil Feeling flint is cxiufed 'by impure, impoverished blond or low, run-down condition of the system, is burdensome and discouraging. D0 not put up with lt ai day l0iigcr,bui takc Hood’s Siirsuparilla, which removes if. as no other inedicinc docs.

“Last spring, being run down and

having a tired :ind worn-out. feeling, I was advised by a friend to take Hood’s Szirsapnrillzi. I did sa, and one bottle made me feelstronger and bet- ter than ever." John Kaye, 487 Pall Mall St., London, Ont.

Get it today. Sold by all drugglsts

ever;{where._ _1f_l0_,Doses S1.

EDlT0li'S Idllll.

_ L‘3“_'Q'BL€‘_l__if°m Page 2> off his hill. Respecting wages, 3 man can gtt $2.50 to $7 a day, ac. cording to his -trade and ahility. Work is plentiful enough during sum- mer months (for those who ne;d iti, but when winter comes on thtre is very little doing. It ustially ta`us all the man earns in summer to keep him in winter; and if e. man can se- cure a place to work for his holrd he is very thenkfiil. On the other hand a man may be hired on th farm where the wages rate from $30 to $35 a month or $300 per yeir, but very few farmers keep a men in the winter ssascn-only those that keep a large stock, and that I can as- sure Wu is no easy t:isk,‘as the feed is stacked outside and is then car- ried in by the armfil in all sorts cl weather. Une man I know of went out to feed up and got cuuclit in a llllzzard and was lost for nn hour ani a quartor, having got both ilnnils and feet badly frozen. So you can readily see, Mr. Edit »r, that , it is not all smooth travelling iii the West any more than it is on l’. E. Island. There is one thing, B person can get out decently, not like P. E. Island, where they have to tackle up to a boat like 3 horse and 1>n.y$2 for the privilege of drawing His Males- ty‘s malls across the Straits.

With regard to Drlcrs of food stuff:

Beef, pork and mutton are from 15 to 18 cents a pound; eggs, 30 cents a dozen; butter. 30 cents a Deund. potatoes, $1 a bushel, and everything

else accordlnglfv. The weather here now is heauti ul. The snow in town is gradually going, but is still firm in the country. We have had a very severe winter, .January being the worst, month. The thermometer reg- istered from 20 to 40 degrees he- low zero every day. Blfzzards have been frequent. The farmers don't ex- pect to get to work until the latter

part of April.

gow, Mr. Editor, this may be or

-ex ii co.,

Gres! Gen Sluet.

1 _.i ll, w_ - th p ¢'f'§/e§.,"i_hil_i»ll,ie_9iv¢i»firi°l’l$#_¢¢ __ ilis'r`f\ilar‘i`\ir`¢ld only by o'l’. lflfhurs'

Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.

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capable of appreciatmg the enormity present. Miss Campbell, who is an f' - 4 _ of her act. She thought, the prose- excellent speaker, gave 5 very infer-

identification, but she must destroy.cel ent isp ay o an _ _

tell tele clues, so she took oil theiwhfch was brought from Montreal by ' I _

shoes and hid them. She did this,iMiss Campbell to further interest the _ _ _ -

according to the prosecution, bccauseladies of this Province in the art of ; -- . ` the shoes were of the kind that would handicraft work. Rev. J. C. McLean ' . I direct the detectives to every institu-|occupied th: chair and after a short " ( . tion in the country to seek A mssinriofiening address introduced the lec- ' ' ‘

boy in the event of the d`s"o»'cl'y of ture: to the audience. Besides Miss "

, _ .~¢_. ,_

~-- some use to some of the boys who have got' the W¢_s..ern fevrr and would , therefore lilfc 5-_,U to publish it. I' could write inc-re, but it, would he taking up too 'ni.»<'ii space in your: valuable l»1l>2¥`~

'fours respectfully.

TI-IOS. WRIGHT.

Virden, Man., March 9.

_______________

FROM MURRAY HARBOR.

Dear Sir:-Theie appeared in your columns of rec nt date a l:lt2I‘ Sign' ed by J. J. Mclean oi Edmonton, Alberta, in which he expressed hu: de- sire to hear from some of lxiswold

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friends in Mur.ay Harbor through i no < me t\ ai from hm in per- your pnpcr. .»\ltl\,~"\_,l~. "in 3\lcl.e'n's sun, as Mr. living wus B prodigal in lot h-as been cast among; the wilds oflrli t country for tive years himself, the far West for the last six ycnrs, it but was obliged to return on accgung no doubt meets with his approval to of his Leiltli. He is naw enjoying read the happenings of Murray Har- the lies: of health on his dairy farm, bor where 'he spent his happy boy- where hc is swimming in success. The hood days. Mr. McLean will be glad l firm of lienj. Plow is still prospering to hear that his old friend, John land throuilh the large plete glass in Porter, intends leaving some time in front of the unique store can be seen

thc latter part of April cn a tour the smiling fare of John L. McKin-

through the Northwest and will no non. who now fills tha- position once doubt drop in and s.e him \vh_n in Owlluied ,hy Mr. McLezn himself. that country. George Irving, anoth-.Hovilig to hear from the Brcnco Boy er very intimate friend, exprrs;-red his in thc near future, I remain,

desire to the writer to have his best' YOHFS truly,

wishes sent to Mr. McLean and JOE.

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;eems~to satisfy like s cup of Cow:i`n's`Pe'rf'ectio`n

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ice; after driving. or motorihgin' the tl1`llfliif'g‘“

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winter air, Cocoa. is Just

the thing to~ws_rm you up. It‘is nourishing, and yet

so easily digested, that it may be taken the last thing atnight \v"i`th¥<>ut"n`i'i`y‘<i'1s-i

sgneeable effects;

Cowan’s Cocoa is sb utel ure None but the best seléctedi beanh are

used in its manufacture. sNothing is added to impair the nourishing- properties' and natural delightful flavor ofthe cocoa. - L 0 ,u

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