h f
xg 5,.,-xiii: you are.y0\,\”l» Y°‘-“` 'hi' if bqinninl ll, lnm gray-that you src mei). going to look old before yall!
llnlliednit wall for any iiaore [ray heirs to some-get I bottle of HAY-'B HAIR HEALTH many. Sturt in new and use
you lwiuns `y°w~t» “
‘ ii regularly. ' ' ‘ _ ` ' _»
Those grey hairs will soon dislppclf-
_ he restored to their neiurll °0|°l‘ lllfl
HAY‘S HAIR `HEAI.’i`H will keep
4 at Drul Stores or direct IDM
‘ n¢¥'°- ~ ' ` ` 1 ‘
,¢¢,l:,£f'.|Irlc¢ lad dealers ssem_e. Send l0c fur
` n-l|l bottle. Philo Hay Spec. Co., Newark. N. J-
Far saleand, recommended by 'E.
A_ Foster. i-iunnysidef il ___ .cw |‘¢A'l‘|<:s ON _ . ’ ' _'roun1s'r 'n:oi<n'1~s_
gn british (lolumbia, l’aci!Lc Const and (lnliforninn points. On sale ,wily ,mill April 15th. Tickets. sold m,.,.,,¢ noni Gl\m'lotf.etown hy' the
` sliortest routes, und closrrik connec-
tions. No time lost. 'i‘o\ll‘isi_ :lecpcrs ,,»,,,.|~v.~_d free. I-Io|nesecl<er's .exc\u'~ sion: io Manitoba; Hils\.1ul..'l|ewai\
and Allu-rtn points. Ou sale April
lvllii (haul io ret|\_rn free. Write us, ,,|~ ,ipply ni. office. J; K. Ross, 'Pick- ,,|, ,\,¢un|., Opera lfousc lluildiug,
_ Graft..." Strcf-_f, fi'-liurlottetown, IKE f I drmwftf.
BORN
r‘o»\llY-Un April 2, l‘Jl2,'to Win. and Mrs. Coady, I-luzelbrohk, n. son. Congratulations.
THE FAMINI'l»IN felIi}El`iB. '
lpnsmn 'I‘ranscript.) '
` luuny people will be surprised this giwilig when they receive their seed cntiilogiu-_s, to note the high prices which they must pay for garden or ilnwur sreilsi For there is a veritable in-rd famine. At no time since the civil wur have been so high. 'I’ca.~:, for inninnce, which usually bring three dollars li bushel in itlugiuud, ure now ,,,,.,l_,..| ,,l, $15, iturrotiscctl, which us-
‘ nully sells for 25 _cents a' quart, now ' suis nt sz ui nnginnd, or been swf
iln-_ru was no crop last year. Grass
i semi sells at three -times the usual
pi-irc. And so it is through the whole list. in fact the scarcity of seeds has l.o»n such "thot muny growers are sell- ing their seed stock rather than plant and run the risk of-crop failure.
_ High prices of seeds, however, can-
not be charged up to. any combinat- ion of dealers. The shortage of the crops has been due to a succession of floods and droughts in the last six or si-von years. And even where seed rai- si-rs bu\'c_been fortunate enough. to ` escape these. there has been for some .unaccountable reason, a failure in the ' crop. 'i‘he gardmcr who grows peas
expects to get many times the numb- er of peas he plants. 'l"he seed grower,
_ whr. sows peas broadcast, expects to _' get somerevcn times his sowing. Yct _I hun. yenr the seed grower, as a rule. put only three times his cron. and
’nnm_v of the growers of beet seed did _l not even get their seed back.
.- This is one of the css s where thc.
' i:nn.~'.umer can do nothing about it. He , cannot. seep relief in the courts or all-
prul to the legislature. Natura makes
' her owb laws and can amend them at
In-r pleasure. To the suburban dwellcr who buys his seed at ten ents a packet, the burden will not heclieavy. 'llc will simply pay the same price lor icwcr seeds. To the large grower
_ the difference in price means' some-
thing, but all he can do, under ptes-
""‘.f|\i. r~'on<lit.io|is, is to grin and bear, lt.
I<‘.Ml‘A'l‘l~lIt‘. ll. H.
1 NOTE T0 MEXl(‘.(`l.
WAHIIINGTON, April 4-Hlllli-mir'
lun Wilson. acting i'-lccrutary of Htatc
, niniounceil today that on cmphlltir
noti- had been sent. to `(lou.snl Ed-" wards nt Ghiliuuliua directing lim to url into coinmiinication with (lr-_rcrnl Pncunl Orozco und inform him il-at l’0W|‘|l liobcrts, formerly n mcinhcr ,nf the Fil l’uno police force. who was 'a|'|-4-sicrl by the rebels, inust :-c- rc- inrni-il to Juarez. flonsul Edwards wus informed to press his demand on
._ Oro'/.lo and to make it clear that thr- ‘ ihuii-il i-ltntcs does not recognize the "*V"l'|f-inll und is not treating with ilu- rebels as bolligersnts. '
Fil.lllB CI`ll"LF.Il IN 6 'P0 14 DAYH.
Your dru gill.--vrui refund money if "Z0 0lNI`MEN'I‘ fails to cure Buy case of itching, Blind, Illacding or grptruulnz =l'ilaa ln" 6 to 14 days.
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"Mac's Blood Food shows Natura’s WIN of curing diseases. A b0x ll0c.'
._ The 'i‘vv,o__l§1acs. ' 4-4dr3l,.
"liim~.'sTn\nod 1-*mid mums ‘un nw
_ "milf l»y.\iet*-firing tus nlomi, A box “"1 __'|’l1p,‘ 'I'wo Macs; I-4dr3i. _ '-, _v 5- ‘._....- , I-`Wli,l_ _Andnot received nl clot of
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4°” 4. Zi! .‘ riic. Sec them , i|¢:l.e@n],l,§r§qs.H_”‘*\ V ) A 4-6d8l'.
2- "The raw spring winds and phange- f °"\° f-emremtni-g_a are very severe cn " ‘WMV cnmplexions and for relieving ‘ their iii oilocts there is nothing that I “fin excel Mac's Witch Halal Cream. ,_ 'rlihrcream is not oily, s,ti ky or ~ sissy. ‘Eg\ns_ltuz;‘,<m_s6it aol
y’ ann _ aecur sv., -
results. A boyttle 25|: who Two
the néwezlvthings in nackwear. Stylish'
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iiii‘iiii%iuiN1S_' '
Ullelccnf per' word each in ssrilcn C_All\ aussi accompany order and _f|ve_ an emi diaeauni 'allmi/ad.
-Minimum charge" "‘_twen¢y.five cents. ._ '
_“The meeting of the Ladies' Anxp hary _of the Y. M. C____é_.lg" .Mlm postponed until Saturday, April 13th at 4 o'clock.
"The Elk Fruit Co., Ottawa, Ont.,
will pay cash for Dakota Red or smooth white potatoes. Writu or wire. . ~¢
as
"Plan to attend St. James fl"i‘ea,
(‘.harlot.tetowu,, on Thni-_sl_lay_ AB ad. ditional table will pt, p'|Uvid¢d,,,,h11e the doors_of the tea room will be oéien to ticket holders from to, s ven o'eloc'a_ ' - 4,.'gd1_i_
*'Attenticn_is called to the ilofics in this ruvér signed by Peter .i/.cN. Rvbrrlsvu. Heuer cmsnv and `e, ~r. Ferguson uf Marshi`ield_ All hounds found on thc llrernises \\ill be shot at sight. `
*flrlcar the <:lui<lren sing-hear them
recite at the Easter Concert in the llalitlst (_‘blu'ch Mondny evening at fi o’cloek. lloys and girls of all sizes will prcnent n varied program excel- lcntly. Spend the eveniirg there, the u<lmis:~iiull is n silver- <o'lc.ctiun at the door-proceeds help to improve the Sunday .\‘chool l.il_rnry.
"Much l‘uvf.rab|c i|‘erest is being
errnicrl hy the d|spln,. of l1u\ul~coiori lid lilhuion. Nlilrllilirlly framed in thu ullow window of ii. H. (‘.ook's Studio. '|`lllf Iliff*-lll'l`f= are fininiu~|l in inf- --` turnl and plcnsing style that has made- this studio famous l_li|-mlgl,,,,,t the |'|ovime. The poses rc natural, free and graceful in e\'er;._case llnll the sluuling mul lighting all fglmt could he desired, while thc iinndsmne franicu lend n touch of hur|r.ony that will undoubtedly innkc tin-se pictures popular with those' who ,,ppi~eniu,t¢ the bcsi.. The hand colored work is ,l product of the sifill of, Will (‘._ olmli of the stiiflio stall and rivals nnl;\\|-p in faithful detail, delicate shading, natural expression :md <11-Iiglitfillly liarnionizing colors. 'l‘hrsc photdi
show thc lust vvryrd in up-to-date l>|\Ul0L’_|`F\l»l|y und tiosc who wish 'to see what is renlly right in pictures sliould cull und view the exhihlt.f-
uuaRl.o'r'r|i:'rowN uanKm'rs_
Corrected for an-ry Wedbesdsy ani' Saturday isaua. White oats - ' 49 to 5|; Black oats ‘ 55 tl, 5;; Heets, per dow.. . 12 f.e'r|l, per i‘h. l4 gf, 1;: Beef (small) per lb. sto 16 Beef (iplarter) pcr lb. ii to 9 Pork gi to gl ilamh, ner lb. fsinalli into H Fowl s to is Hay, per ton $13 i-ltraw, per ton $5 in 55,50 Eggs, per doz. 20 in 22, f"hicker| _ 9 to I2 Fotatocs, per bus. » 54 to G0 Butter ‘ 28 to 33 Turnipa 16 Pens ei to lol
AMERICAN TEA. '-
“Amcrici‘\n tea by no means an im- possible product of the future," said Secretary Wilson, of the United States department of agriculture. He expressed himself as being of the opinion that the obstacles in the way of tea growing in that country will be overcome by persistent cflort.` The work of ten culture carried on at Summerville (S. C.) has continued to give favorable results, and although this season was somewhat discourag- ing from the standpoint of rainfall, the year has been satisfactory. A_mn- cbine to prune the plants either in the fiat or convex type of cut has done successful work, saving expensive hand labor, and tea-picking nllllllmlilfli is now receiving attention, mid some smull samples of machine-picked tcu. have been obtained. When these two operations are successfully dune by machines, the labor Dl‘UlIl¢\l\ ill lille American' ten. raising industry will. have been solved. 'l`lu= I>00l>l¢ Of Ui" imituil l~<ltf1t':s, although con`|~‘idci'od_ li coffee-drinking nation, consume unnu- ally upward of one lumdrcd million
THE' uuEEli?s“*.ic0ucuTv~a uuniunu
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.It Pays to buy ln this Province.
A recent issue of the Utica Globe'
contained a fine photo of the ,late Senator McDonald, Charlottetown..
The friends of ,George Cudfnore of' Winsloe'R0ad, who is ill with pneu- monia, will deeply regret to learn that his condition Saturday was re- Ported as "very low."
The many friends of Miss May E. Dougau, daughter of Anthony J. and Mrs. Dougan, Charlottetown, who has been taking a three years’ course
iiit theh iiiolston City Hospltslijtaiu- lJH.'sc no or _nurse`s, oaton, Mass.,
hitrsd coiinsletel her c0_\l?se_,and,‘grad- rl e_ w t ho,nors,March _31, 1912. _S112 also graduated from the Provi- “SHPE Lylllgqln Hospital and after.
tolling da complete course there, has fif-'CSD 0 a position as Night Super- intendent of nursed in the latter hos- lntal in Providence, R.‘1. The Guar- dia" lleflfliilii congratulates Miss D0l\l~<un on her success.
The funeral service of Estella W. Scott WHS held on March 21st at the
home of her mother, Mrs. D. Scotc,‘
our-nwini. The Rev. z. L. Faso, (lharlottetown, conducted the service ami preached from the text, "Let not Your henrt be troubled," John 14:1. A large number of friends assembled '_-0 show their respect for the deceas- "‘l~ Wh” ‘hiring her life time had been ii. Kmlerul favorite. She was a young woman of excellent parts and had l_“"’“ Yfffy successful in her chosen ‘oc- clllmtion in Boston, Mann, Him ¢ll~| V¢‘|`l' Hlliiilclily in Huston and lu-r death wus a great. shocy to lirr mother und all the family. A sister uullz- brother came honu-_ _ with gh.. burly. The mother and two dn.nghiers Bild two sons are left to mourn. ’l‘hn iuteriuent was in the North liiver (leniete ry _
The _funeral of the late Wm. i1‘_ ifruscr was held at (llylle liivor on itriday afternoon, April 5th, A slim-t Service was held at the house mul than the funeral cortege p|°ocee|lc_d tl. the lin[)l.iSi£ (lllilrull, ll ghnrf, lllllfgmcv away: 'l‘he church was crowded with I-lrulile. 'l‘here was not even standing.; room li-‘It and a good many were uu- nble to obtain mlniisslon. 'i‘l|c iiev. Z. ll. l_“ash, M.A., Charlottetown, who conducted the service at the |l0"H¢. Drcuchell the funeral sermon from the text, Acts 13336, David, af- ter he had served his own day and generation by the will of God fell on sleep. The preachir brought a com- forting message to those who so 'nln_. cerely mo‘urned the loss of this dfar °""» SU( Uf U10 lllllllllitars were pres* Ulf. Mrs. J. D. Jenkins, Mrs. Ding- Weu J0"ki"S. Mrs. Charles McLean, Mrs.,Wm.~ Murray who live in this ["`0VUl°€. and Mrs. Bessie Allin Brockton, Mass., und Mrs. Ban Smith. Tliliilwil, Mass. Mrs. Layton McCabe and Mrs. Spurgeon Mcunbe, the two remaining daughters, were unable to be present. One brother, Daniel Fraser, was at the funeral, Init the two remaining, George of California, and John of. Denver gould not get there. The four sons-in-law, J~D- Jenkins. Dingwell Jenkins, Char- les.McIiean, and Layton McCabe, not. ed as pall-bearers. The entire serv- ice was a most impressive one. The widow is comforted in her great sor- row by the sympa‘tby of the daugh. ters and relatives, and a host of frle“‘l€‘ ‘Vh0 119121-ll_V mourn the loss of F1 Mood man. The deceased was n m0St llllfight man, an honored mem- ber of the Baptist Church, and he will be greatly missedl'
:Horse Medicines-This is the lead-
ing store for horse medicines. We _have u full stock of all the most pop- ular nnd efficient farm and horse remedies now on the American mam- ct-thc line includes Canadian, Eng- lish ami American remedies of world- widc reputc for curative qualities. Patrons can have full use of our Vet- crinury Library, free of charge. The MacKinnon llrug Go., corner Great
(leur e and Kent Bts. drtf.: I ood’s Pills
Cure Constipation -
Biliouenesa Liver IIIB ‘
James Mclntyre. Mt. Stewart, was
among the visitors to-Charlottetown Slturdif- '
Miss rem o. ringeon or Kensing-
ton l-s visiting in Charlottetown, the guest of D. A. and Mrs. Wedlock.
There were no cases before the po-
lice court in Charlottetown Batur- I _
day. ' '
w. M. Leu, oi victoria, P] E. 1., _ - '
and Q, 1'. Morris, ol Montreal, are among the large number of guests at the Bt. Regis.-Ainherat News. V
The Guardian welcomes reliable
news from persons throughout . this Province. All such items should be mailed to “The Guardian News Dept. Charlottetown," immediately' §aff,qr ‘the events etc, have transpired". ,
. , _ ,i .1
Mrs. Fred W. Kettle, of St. Augus-
tine and James H. und Mrs. Gregor,of Prince.Edward1slaml, Canada, who have .lbeen visiting Mr. and Mrs Kettle this winter, spent'Monday here the guests of R. C. and Mrs. Harris. Mr. Gregor, who is a prominent farmer in his section of the country, was mu-ch surprised after visitinil Hast- ings, not realizing what an agricul- tural section this part of Florida has grown to bc.-Y'1`he News, Hast- ings, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Gregor belong to lfirnckley l'oint.
In order to furnish its rend-
ers with ns much ns nt :.ll possible .of the news of tin- world in future, 'Phe Guardian will but publish the fact/ that h~r,i_ers _oi condolence have been iu|‘war<h-il and stats the mum-fi of the persons sending arid receiving ns well as the occasion callim; for some ns`is being ,lone with others; filrtliermorc to publish short. obituary notices of 250 to 200 words or lers deal- ing with historical facts of interest to renders in general.
A great unmy people cnme to (Ilfor-
lottetuwu Saturday to attend the Easter Marl4..t and n large. amount of business was done. ’l‘he following pro- duce prices we-re seciirell on i.hc,i‘har- lottctown innrkct square and have prevailed since lasl. 'i‘\icsday:--Wliitf. oats fide; l_iIm~k outs lille, po- tatoes] 54 to. lille, pork li.) to 8-lc, beef iilnnrter per lb,) ii to llc.; beef (small) per lb, li to Iii. pelts 9 to l0,‘,c; turnips ISC; ’I‘lie prices quoted by the wholesalers are pressed hay, $13; white oats 491-.; black oats, 556; :ind pork ii; to ill, nets. '
George McQnaid, (‘.lnirlottetown.
bus opened up a tailoring establish- ment on Kent Streetf next door to §tewart’s' bakery. The store has been remodclied und fitted up in good style. Mr. Mclluai-:l bus receivezl a, splendid :issortin"e|it of clotllcs suitable for Hllrillg and summer suits and overcorits and no doubt will rc- celve a large Datronuge among his numerous friends and acquaintances. lt might be‘iinentioncd that Mr. Mc- Quaid learned the ,tailoring with J. T. McKenzie, and the past winter has been spent abroad where he re- ceived m’an‘yf`important tips connect- ed ,with the tailoring art. ,
Honorable Mr. McKinnon, Miuisi.cr
of Agriculture. for Prince Edward Is- land, was in town yesterday visiting the Horse Show. To lr News report- er Mr_ McKi'rl'non expressed his dc- light- and szitisfastion at the splen- did showing_ of horses at the Fair here. He said that the Horse' Show was nothing short of a revelation to him and expressed regret that he could not remain longer, in town but had to leave on the morning train for Prince Edward Island to attend to his duties in the I.ocul Assembly of that Province. He was accompan- ied by Mr. Ross., ilecretary of Agri- culture.-Amhcrst Exe.
::Don't look elsewhere for Rcxall
Remeilics-they -can be had only here. These remedies murk n new era in the 'naking und selling of good druf --"
-irc .non-secret home remedies (bil have nn international reputation for ¢ucc.e_ssful cures. We nrn one of 5,000 --ntnilers linliillliig thin line. 'l‘|u\_ Muc- Kinnon Drug (lo.-~'l`h¢~ licxall Storef- Oorncr Great George and Kent Hts.
zzfluntnin, Bell & Go., for beet coiil.
Lowest prices. 1-Zildtf.
pouiuls of £011. - 5' _i ._l___.e--__ -J
_WAS TROUBLED WITH
. Headache 1
IIB- _
onstlpatlon. .-
Aflltlufferlng For Two Years ‘ ,_ was cmd nr " IUBDOUK _BLOOD
Beadsdra of wtsxtsvg aatthu: is nearly diva symp c, o diners _ eondltlom, ramen- then e dihasas itself. but in most cases s disord¢i'l¢i._rt°\imch. constipation. 01' had _circulation lsj the clad source of _tha didicuiiy. Burdoch Blood Bitters removes the cause of/_‘ thi trouble ithrou' it lu cleansln .' ~
f
d t -. :tion '_n tha,
iw. ~c...§%°..:. . ....::.._ _ _ ._ Redmond, erdigan Bridge. P. writes?-(‘f imrvbeen trncbled ha_ad_achs and, _eon~tipation__for a nz. i.°‘:'°.-..-.t.‘.i".......,"""'....".°.:'..;’ a¢ei=l'_si`wu einem- 'ima in i. aftfer rising one bottle.-:getting tnucir
gutter. and,:f}cr using three’hottics
wal pe e y cufrd. "Aiteclmnsn l was one visit, snifound in cousin' very sick. and tits dimer mld'_t':r rliera was somethin; wrong with r cad Itoldhlttbulc ur
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soup cr.m‘u<, woN"1‘ '
nisouss ms worm.
NICW YORK, April. 4.-°-Tliemlore Roosevelt, .l r., has made his debut in thc world of high finance as a biimi clerk in the oilicc of Burton, Griscoin e .lé.nuns. at No. 40 wnn struct. W,hen a visitor, who acknowledged 'that he was ii reporter, callul to see him, word was sent forth that he was “not in."
Later, when hc was summoned 'by
telephone, he angrily declared that the effort to discover him _was "un- lair."»When thc now bond clerk went to lunch, hc was followed by a smjnli armyoi Wall street messengers, gto hiscvlileut annoyance. As he was leaving No; 40 Wall ‘street he was accosted by il group _of reporters, who attempted _to abtaln from him a statement of his__flrst rluy's.- - tm- prensions and °_ex_periences. Young Roosevelt, however, modesi.ly.<leclincd to discuss-himself., ' - » 1 -
1.oNdiioATi~' was A-woonns oss 1§onoN'ro, Aprn 4-'rue twelve
mile race at tlie.Iiiverdale°1-ink lest nightmatween. Alfred -Shrubb and 'mm iimgimat, the Indian runner. was a fiasco, Longbost quitting when e isp behind, after running ten and
a quarter miles. .-Bhrulzi finished the distance in one hour e_d four mln- .“,_°,,’ , _ _ __
ll.1_r'»_~ - *
duck Blood, 'tt d.
lrq'%sh?ri tim? snfgtyre , ear.
_.gpg-'ay seamen -wen ~botii the one
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_IIF1-._ ..i;l.(‘.u.-.£"¢_..'¢1._ _ vu »» -vu . -nm.. \‘_`§ ,V `-'- t °' "' -I ' “ p rm 14?' N. 'ir 2" V ._ V li rv U I A ‘~ “ " l » A, ,rj u~ ‘- _, "T 'i' ` v . i" _, . ,,' _ ,»; > 1 , _
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ii VIEIK, IUIIIIU iiliil lllUSEll iIE|l fillll'ili.ffISEllY‘
coma Nutt warn ma mia its _ _ amiiuim roi anything. ,
dixn I
Those who have never been troubled
with kidney trouble do not knew the
nigeria; and misery which those ediicted llll C110-
Wesk, lame or aching back comes from
the kidneys. and when the kidney! are
gut of grder the whale system becomes _ Dosn's Kidney Pills an I 09112150 _for ,£11 lrldneyltroubles. - ' rs. w. _ snare. riudinr. Sv!-. writes :-"A few lines highly recomrpend- ing Dosn'e Kidney Pills. For this last year I have been troubled Very much -with nasty rick headaches, and s weak. aching baclr which caused ms much misery. for I could not work thd had no ambition for anything. -My ‘ kidneys '- 'sf' r“':"~.°i:~:'»"°....'n:.:; (Om I Cl I ll I Ig ‘ , linda of plligtand medicines butlt sesmied-_ slmogylnyaln. I bclsu todglve UP il 400' pair-' ever being well au strong anim, when a kind aelgibor advised me to try Domf's Kidney ills. which _I did and am unarim of ui. ruin 1 oagunsftrpm them, for now I am never in trouble with 6 sore back or rick headaches. !_wii|_ always aay Doan's Kidney Pills for mine. and can highly recommend them to any suderers.” .¢ b° 8 boi. ,
Price fl0 centrper x, or, rea or I25 at all dealers. or mailed direct ol
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caress xmas' *_ , _ ,IRI 6 WN GU_ARDIQl'__ __ _ '"3" 0’ UD' I _ _
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_Timothy Driscoll of Clearmount, left for Winnipeg B-sturdsy morning.
P. H. Croken, of Emerald, left Bat-
urday morning for Wainwright, Sask.
T. W. Morris, wife and child, have
returned to Charlottetown from si visit to the Southerm States. '
Mrs. Fred G. Kelly, of Bflghton
Road left Charlottetown Saturday morning to join her husband in Cai- gary. ‘
Mrs. Nicholson, of Montreal, is
visiting her father William Mcbeaa, Charlottetown, who still continues very ill. _ ' ,
The funeral of the late Frak cis
Monaghan, Charlottetown, who ‘glad Saturday will he held -tomorrow morning at 8.45 o'clock from 'his
iiliilllillllii.._..|||l|illi|i|
Joseph McAdam, West St. Peters, wash. recent visitor to Charlotte- 'ta\vn.
;al" ` is-u Miss Carrie Coyle, teacher' at De-
sable. spent Easter at her home in Charlottetown.
When the Guardian News phone 133
is reported busy, after li p.m., put- roiis should ask for 132-Zi. All who have a phone should cut this out and pnstc it np. 4
c‘Mrs. iiuncun K. b‘cott,- North
lllver, und family thnulr all those,
pathy in their recent bereavement,
Ii. ll. Si.er|\s of the Victoria Hotel, i‘iinrloitrtowu, received n telcgrmn rinturdny announcing the death in Idvcrett, ll‘fai»'s., of (lenrgc (`i'Neill, formerly of Vernon lllvn-r. 'I‘lu\ re- mains will bc'broul;l|t borne for in- terment, leaving Boston Saturday.
W. -I. Anderson, Newton; 'l.. Wood,
Mt. "Herbert, i‘. E. McKny,, llrook- ville, Ont; registered - at the Queen ilotel, (!lnirloti.ci'.own, between ll.3ll i~lnf.urdt\y“ night and l0.45 the previ-_ ons night. ' - '
W. li. and Mrs. Prowre, Murray I-iarbor; Wtlfrifl Ii‘orbes, Port Ver-i non; W. M. Walsh, Ht. John; H. M. ffuulleld, liiontreal; li._M. Petteliier, 'l‘orouto; Mrs. W. A. Sslterio, Master A. Sultcrio, ilalifux; E. A. Murray, ’l‘rnro;1 (leo. A. Davidson, Montreal; H. J. Mellen, Montreal; J. C, Brown, 'l’orouto; H. lil. Duvics, Montreal; ro gistcrcd ut the Victoria Hotel,(ll\ar- lnttetown, between 11.40 Saturdnv night und l|.l5 the previous night.
'Po whom it may concern: This is
io certify that I have used MIN- Alll)'f~i l.lNIMl<?N'l‘ myself ns well as prescribed it in my practice where a linimcnt was required and have never fnilrd to get the desired effect.
c. A. KING, M. Ii.
|~lAlti.Y SPRING IN
‘ . CANADIAN Wf9S'l‘.
WINNTPICCI, April 4-/\,ll_ over son-
thern Manitoba, Saskti`tche\vsn and Alhertllyfarni work is under way. On thc Bfunllun- Plain, where the most of the No, 1 hard is grown, seeding has
N20" f!Di"E oh) for several days. Tig; sensor! is five weeks ndvanced.Sprlr weather is general and all the smnl mer birds have mode ihfir itppear
1\lll‘('ri.
» Sickly Children
If it child run be kept wrll nm’
strong up to the fifteenth year; ii will probably have a long and heal- thy life. Much ill health in grown persons can he traced back to ne glected childhood and to the foolisl belief that a child can "outgrow" u sickly, run-down, nervous nonulitiop without' treatment.
How much ,more sensible it is to
give pale, nervous, fretful children a linrmlcss remedy like our dellcioir rod livcr and`iron tonic, Vinol, which ilu,-,y cuiuy taking and which docs them so much ood. We could tell
hcre that have been mudc wcll,rosy. strong und full of fun ns u child should bc, by tuk-ing Viool. It in n wonderful remedy for nil who are lnrokcu in hertlth, from grandparents -to infants, and' we guarantee it ub- H0l'\t¢‘-ly UI give satisfnctionor you get your money buck. ._
ld. A. l~‘o_~itcr, (lentrnl Drug.~itorr-.
(llinrloi;t_cfo\\'n.,
I’I‘lN.‘li(iN." FUR hlVRlIi\'Ii0I)\'.
(New Yorl: World.)
A bill has in-en introduced in the
.*lfnf.cl.e_'islut|1|°e grunting pensions to members of file National Guard and the Naval Milii.in aftrr n service
of fwcutv-five years. Fader the terms ol’ the bill tht( pens ons of enlisted mr-u. will be $30 a mauth, while offi- cers will receive $60 a month.
The bill, lids several commendable
features. ln thc first place, it shown on intention to ma"c the State keep naca witli the general* government in the -pension pri-cessiori. That is pot- riotic. In ,the second place, it tends to u.d`vanc`e the coming of a time wiyen the pension system will ,be madc;s`o comprehensive' that "everybody will
_._haye- cm' : income provided by"`either
the,_S_ta_te or' by the. Nation. That fin tho` square ,deal. -,._.i...f. _- . -. ." ' "Every, ab`le.borlied male oitigen Tis
-'someones' miiitar`y‘d\it'y ohensvar up
State chooses to iniposc‘_lt.‘ Ahh Imm- hcr of them ~»eould_be:.called 0 t at any time to advance on Cana# or
,Mexico or take ship for China qr to ‘defend any portion of our own ,con-
tinent. elzainat Japan. Germany, Rus- sia and the rest of the world. Why, then, should they not on arriving at the age of military exemption begfa- ntedpensions 'I _ And why. not also an age. of exemp-
.jl .' , reed t of price by The T. Milburn Co.,
_ f - _ - _ _ l _ 0 _ _ A ver ment that is truly paternal
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tion and of penslonlng for taxpayers?
who in any wayexpressed their sym-'
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vou» of many - puny, sickly children'
lute residence, Grafton St., to `lSt. Dunst.an’s Uathedral, thence to R., C. Cemetery for interment.
Yesterday, Easter Sunday, was
marked by the usual special services, appropriate sermons, and joyous Eas- tertide music in each of the Char- lottetown churches. In many Easter lilies and other flowers formed part of the church decorations and the music was particularly appealing. The day wus ll beautiful one.
Saturday wus 'Pug Day for the P. lil. Island Hospital nlfd visitors to ami citizens of Charlottetown were afforded un opportunity to show their upprcciations of the good work of the institution when about thirty young ladies und little lussicu armed with tugs und coin rrcspturlrs he;d up almost everyone in sight for the entire day. ilright and fiuc mis the day and equally bright und eager were the ciiurimble workers, as n rc* suit of whose untiring efforts some- thing like $300 was rcnlizeri.
uAIs1No pnmv cows.
It prubnhly costs on un average
i`rom Sill to $25 to rnlscu culfuutil it is two years old. The cost, of course, will depend largely upon the price of feeds ns well as upon tluiir scleciioii, but sur:cc.~isful 'dalrymrn contend thai. they can raise calves uf. a lower rout. than the niuxinilun iig- urcs given above up io tin- nge speci- fied. a
While the matter of cost is anim-
portant consideration, still the man who has set out to build up u busi- ness dniry herd is not likely to suc- ceed well unless he produce.-iliis own rows. This is ii fundamental factor in successful daii-ying mid it is cer tniu to be more true in the future than it has been in the past, and tb-e progressive' msn can afford to expend twice the amount stated above to raise calves from his best cows to an nge when hc can test their' indi- vidual merits.
A very important element, howev-
cr-, in the production of one's own GOWN. iB Whether he has proper fouli- dution stock. 'i‘hc calves fijoin cows that do not make a reasonable profit upon the iced given them are not likely to prove successful, and under such circumstances the only wise course would be for the dairyman to zo out' and purchase one or more' high-grade or thoroughbred cows of merit with which to start. ’l‘hcn, too, a good sire should be available, for without the_ qualities that can be transmitted by such un animal one will not attnintlie success he should.
But neither of these conditions are
impossible, and since it is the only business way one should provide him- self with such animals and then con- serve their merits in their' offspring that the future hcr_l may not only he equal to but nn improvement upon the present lierrl. This can only be done by saving the l .st lieiicr calves `rum the best cows El the herd.-A. l-f. ‘
STOCK NOTES
"Phe tl1orongiilu'1\_rl (llydcsduic Stull- iun Sir Donald will iunkc the season up at ’I‘bos. Mcl.ellnn's stable lilldon. l“°‘or particulars sec ad in this issue.
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HORSE N( l'l‘['l.
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’I‘homnn |(ic_kbn|n, merchant.. Honris
West, has sold his l\and.~:o|uc three year old carriage horse Kilnwiek l<`ii‘ua\‘.'u_y for $175. _
_Women’s
Best Interests
demand flint every woman should
. spare herself' uunulurul suffering
by obtaining sufv und proper help when physical ills mul nervous depression occur. \\'hrn ailments mid suffering come tu you remem- ber there is one safe, effective gentle and well-tried remedy-~
ea'/ia//13
_$9714
of special value to women. Beecham’s Pills remove the cause of' suifcrinlr; they clear the system and by their tonic, helpful action relieve you uf' llemluchcs, buck- lichcs, lessitudr and nerve rcbclliou. Try a few doses and know the difference-'know how lieecha|u’s Pills will help your fer.-Iiulps; how they streugtlicu, invigornte
Preserve and Protect
Every would shmsld In sure lo md the special illrcs-iluna with every 1.
Sell ovcrysvlilis ° ~ ll holes. lk.
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ilill |iEEil Bill Pill! f_
'194Gosnon Sr., '-ar
and spciit the some of your to me and l to be the best forl~1i1l:\f:y they did ine so much better. I can gel(-in
‘Sold everywhere
box, 6 for }2_5u_.
Wlile National Drug of Cstiuds, I.imi_te<.l,
li' you need s gentle <.fliing to stir the liver,
-Lazy Liver 251'. B hot.
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Hammer and give.
Get out
R FINISH “'f;.::.*
F L a good do it.
AGE
Fennell & \’-f'~\ria Row, CI
~ At _tha horse sale on the marktt
square, Saturday, J. H. Ringwodtl, the celebrated driving stallion, wil purchased by Jack Doyle, (,}hsrlof,tla_- town. information will be giV5fl Inter ns to stunning. ' wx
5. _.roi
\ ¢ ibn-ual and lu I si
~|...du-ii' mills, suits, etc., new
spring suits ui. $lIl,l'.ii. l»‘atlns. 4~6dtf.
“Mac'i-I liliioil lfood is the llremiel'
uervi- strciigilir-m-r. A box lille. The Two Macs. 4~4drZil.
"Hur line of lui-n's Hliiris is big-_
ger mul buiter than evcr.Wc can show you flu' biggest assurtnienf., niul our prices are lower tlmn ynu i-.vcr |_ni¢l for goof! sliirin. flur ONE I\ilI.l./iii uhirl in ibc bi-sf in Unn- mln. Ma.:l.ci|un lil-os. ifrdiii.
"All the m~\vf~st riiuipeu in Mcn’l
(‘o|lurs nn- livru, in the cclrbraterl W. G, il-_ li., mul i\uc|r.an makes. 2 for 25.- and il for riuc. Maclmllsh llros. ` 4-fulfil.
"We rr--iid hnvo und thi- sole agency if nuv hnin sold by other sf.i.u'sl iii i‘iuirloti_ei_owu. but we considered 'bat the hast v.'4»re not ton good fol' our custonwrs_ and when we neil _vnu a flhrisf.y's or-|iuwc`n Yon (lal WC guarantee it lu give you lhsnllltl satisfaction or replace it' free of charge. A r:on\pl4-ie aio:-lc of alll tile
newest spring styles have nrrlvxl, your hat is lu-rn. l'ruwae Bros. im.. f‘hurlatietown. ' 3-Iildti.
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"Wo arc ahowim: the |\ires_t ,line of
Mcn's shirts in the fifty. lllvefy ohii brand new. and selling cheaper 'third any store in town. Stylish shirts at vs. si.on, stir., $1.25 up to $3.00. Mnerellan Bros. » 4-yum
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Wednesday April llfih is -lliif
I ' H E s e a W ` .°;...f.i.:is;f.:ui::i°°.i..ii
money ~ . , ,_ _
_ he Sin in
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