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Annt in

V-_iR.!\lVBB.-1 fthe lhrtln arrived in with coal from Picton

sans -'rin dn;

to Fred Mc- a load of lob-

5 the

by him,

Tuesday night

on return.J.

. -AUTOMOBILE ACT.-At a largely stunned pubiie meeting oi me mi- dilltl of Middleton School District h‘Ud on Monday evening, April Zlst, the repeal of the Automobile Act was strongly denounced hy nearly all oi those present. A vote being taken it stood 38 against and 6 in favor of allowing the autos to run on P. E.

A petition is heing signed and sent

to the representatives of this dis- trict, and to the Premier protesting strongly against the passing of the bill. Colin C. Craig, Secy of School, and shove meeting,

--A RESOIJUTION.-At n meeting

01 the residents of Sherbrook held in the school house on Monday even- ing April 21st., the following resolu- tions was unanimously adopted, llc- solved that the ratepayers of Shcr~ brook School district No. 69 do str-;ngly protest against the repeal 0! the Auto Act of 1907 and as said school dintrict is part in the fourth electoral and part in fifty electoral district, further resolved that a copy be sent to Premier Mathicscn, Mr. John Richards, and to the Represen- tatives of thc above electoral dis- tiicts also to the press. Veniah Milli-

tins U34 Ill#

n n“~.-~nu.~rn4xir» rnwrrue - »‘r`:rns_as 'tai cient in' i-lie eggs

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-'ALASKA BLACK and Blue foxes,

`Call, Write or Wire J. C. Fleming, 'Queeg Hotel, Summerslde: I-Billtlpd

--BICYCLES AND SUNDRIEB at

Braeo's. Summerside.

4-21lllmth4iEth2l

-BATTERIES. B‘A'l'l‘ERIES. - Big shipment of the famous Colum- bia ignitnrs just received at Brace’s. Summereide. 4-24M2i.

-IN ORDER to relieve the week-

end rush kindly leave your order with our‘milllner ss early as possible. Sinclsirta Stewart, Ltd, Summer- side. 6-23ME Zi.

-FOR SALE.-On car at Alberton, limited quantity boards and scant- ling. Will be delivering twenty-filth, Friday and Saturday. G. N. Mat- thews. 4-24M1ipd.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers me discontinued promptly on expiry date.

-STILL MORE additions to our

comprehensive showing of spring mil- linery embodying the latest New -York :ind Parisian fashion. For the sea- son's next authentic style visit this departmcnt. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd., Summerside. 6-23ME2i.

YIESIERH PERSONALS

(From Yesterdays Evening Guardian)

-Mrs. (Dr.) Doyle, Moncton, ar-

rived last evening on ii visit to her

gan, Chairman, John J. Hall, Sec’y. \

mother Mrs. Charles Murphy, Sum-

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-PROHIBITION RAIDS.- Acting

under instructions from Inspector Phillips, Constables Tanton and Bquarehriggs, C. Barbour and E.Bar- hour, with live diderent search war- rants made a raid on the premises of John C. Lewis, Andrew Graves, Mrs. Andrew Graves, P. B. Lewis and W. Wells of Alberton. At the first four

named places n. large quantity of, either beer or liquor was secured, the result ol the search weighing in the vicinity of 2500 lbs, which the con- stablcs brought with them to Sum- merside. At the last named place some heer was iound, but samples only of it was taken which will be analized. Inspector Phillips has been troubled lately by numerous complaints of liquor being sold in Alberton and the results were as given above. There will be a. deter- mined eflort on his part to weed out this business in Alberton. Some of those raided are not new in this business, one of them having only recently paid $200 for n second oilence.J.

(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)

-PROHIBITION. - Three prohibi-

tion cnses, on prosecution of Inspect- or Phillipps, were tried before Sti-I

pendiary Wright at Kensington yes- a terday, two of which were dismissed e and the other adjourned for a week. Y

-J.

-FOX MEETING.-At a meeting of the fox owners of Central Bedeque and vicinity, representing eight dif- ferent lox companies, held last even- ing, the following resolution was passed: Resolved, that this meeting strongly disapproves of the proposed tax on the fox industry, especially on ranches where foreign capital is invested. This tax will tend to drive the industry to other Provinces where no tax exists.-J.

-AUTOMOBILES.-At 9. meeting

of the electors of the Central Bede- que School District, held on Monday evening last, the following resolution was passed by a good maiority: Whereas, the use of automobiles on our country roads would be a source of great inconvenience and danger; Therefore resolved, that we, the resi- dents of Central Bedeque, express in the strongest manner our disapproval of the present effort to repeal the Automobile Act ol l!l07. R.L. Schur- man, secretary of meeting.-J.

-LECTURE.-Mr. J. E. B. Mc- Oready, Publicity Agent, delivered a very interesting address, under the auspices of the Board of Trade, on _"Our Position and Prospects" belore 4" fairly large audience in St. Paul’s gill, Summerside, last evening. Mr. '~ McLeod, K. C., acted as chair- _lti. In his address the lecturer _ L ke _ol the existing conditions in

_Province at the present time and

. ipggepects of the future, which orlmnate with the Car Ferry d|id"foth§i‘ improvements in' transpor-

tlbll."',-At'the~ close of the lecture a

W )'_.'vote ot:t.hnnks, moved hy Mr. lips.”-i-l_ensler. seconded by mv. nr. in ier and* supported by Capt. _ __ hir. Donald ,Matheson and oth- €_ §1'\|al,,`t¢l_id6rld t‘t‘|»the.lect\irer.-J.

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_ YilRS

Eugene Prosper

of *the ‘city of. Gentilyq of Path.

y,¢_;_g|_',i|Y|j_|pz’1sonmen t¢lrn‘vUl*¢_‘ »fil"'4¢'_ I-1

»§¢n_by__.im»1a¢'¢nnn 2| inet s't'.P¢rux.neer

a prominent alleged that

_merside.-J .

-Wm. Woods, Summersidc, return-

ed lost. evening from Toronto, where he bud been attending the Toronto Veterinary College.-J.

-The following registered at the

Queen Hotel, Summerside, yesterday: -Me.-srs_ C. J. Flemmg, S. L. Bow- man, F. Scott, St. John; Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Harding, Grahnm's Road; Messrs. J. A. Houston, Mayfield; A. S. Hewitt, Charlottetown; A.S. Wil- liams, Montreal; W. H. Horne, St. John; J. E. Nelson, St. John.-J,

-The following registered at the

Clifton House, Summerside, yester- day:-Mcssrs. E. D. Wrighford, A. Smyiie, Toronto; E. S. Shaw, Mon- trenl; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. B. Mc- Crcady, Charlottetown; Messrs. J. A.

blood and builds solid flesh. It re-

-pany, were passengers by the North- umberlnnd last evening on an inspec- tion of the company's business on the

Messrs Norman Hessian. New Castle; R E Adams Truro T

of Connaught was not so well durin

yearn md

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the choosing of in right should investigate the

store. _ I

Come here and

of a suit you have in in their shape, why the m

about having every gar

If we c2ln’t, wit

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good clothes at a glance and those who have to leave style' and fabric to the man _who does the selling ' _ immense showing of new spring clothes -at this ~

ask the salesman to show you the particular- kind ind; ]'¢t__him tell you why these _clothes will hold aterials used are the best, why we are so particular ment made by experienced tailors. _

h this great stock 'of good clothes, show you! just

what you want, Whether the color be blue, lan or gray, or the fabric of ‘ worsted, Serge, or tweed, we certainly wont expect you to buy.

THES. $10. $12. $14 to $18

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quality and best valuc for the amount 1 wish to spend ? -

here can I get the best styles, best

The man “who l<i1'>\vs” answers at Prowse’s.

J Come and pick yours to-da y. I Cmne and Pick yours t0"lay‘ ,_

Prices $1.00 to $5.00

`,_Y - _I _fi

Every Man Realizes

the sterniiecessity of :L new hui for Spring- you might furbisli up last ycnr’s Spring Suit and pass muster-But to attempt the same

_ with last ycar’s hat-‘ is not io be thought of-

So, then, granting that you cannot do witli_out :1 new Spring Hat'thc question naturallynrises

Every Other Mun

_, _ _ _ _A ,__ _

you meet is sporting one o_f Lhose new, __,,,,,,,..-iw--r' _

soft, smooth Spring Hats with the saucy '_:j";'~‘f'1 - littlebows-Very snappy Hats they are

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and unusually good to look upon too- __ _ _."1 _

Here at Prowses in the new rich \

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greens, mellow browns and other Spring colorings. -

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Besides a regiment of _ other up-to~thc-second styles and

colorings in soft hats for Spring.

» Prices $1.00 to $5.00

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'°""“ °§;€,',_';"' H” Prowse _ Bros. Ltd. T"“fff’1'51..f°'e

-Mr. Thomas Hayes returned yes- “ine~

dent, of the Dominion Express Com- drinking Mid-

Hnlifax. J. wiltlgiirl2\;I;.1i$T§lent;pril1ep§;éiglrpofrgy condition and makes the_skin velvety,!b||ttoned_with dark glrczcd kid tops, V11 F011 Heed 5 *OMC "Ike Rexall lowing the excitement caused by read- WARSAW. April 23--Prince LSHUS- 5°” ‘md clear' Lame Jar 25°' The p"t'e',‘t ;,"'.m‘,.b"“ h“°ksl";‘ ,tolls ,find

Beef Wine and Tron. It makes rich ing of good disasters were ,155igned`la\v Lubees was murdered ycstcrdny. TWO MMS. 149 _ Gmat G€0l`g;M;§&- lliwillcn _id me newsgsy) ep inwrzpl.

by Coroner Foertmeynr as 1,m\,a\,1e' His body was found with several bnl- J ` r ces Mage 'mm ' O .ii

news vitality and tones the nerves factors in B "BUiCiilC \\'|lV6" that lcd lets in it.

nd entire Syfitem- It gives strength- to three deaths nnd two attempts nt --

MFEY and l"¢l`°35¢d 3~PP°til-°- If self-destruction in three days. THE CAPTURE OF SCUTARI

ou are generally run down it is lust The third death reported to the --

what you need. Sold with the Rexall coroner was that of M,-5 Mary MC. (Il-i'l"I`INJE, April 23 -It is offi- l;UBI`B»Dt9€- PI‘iC2 750 a b0i1f-18- The Qnbe, aged fifty-one. while the cor- cially announced here that the Mon-

McKln o ‘ ‘ '

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n I1 Drug C0.. Corner Great oner was investigating ner death be tenegims have captured Swfafl- 1 5 po C0 O I I

George and Kent Ste- MEN- had still to complete his inqnests ,;_i_____i, i _ _

into the suicide of Harry Bockhoc- _

fer, aged twenty-seven, a clerk, and D0 not mu"

._._._ Mrs. Katherine Stamm, aged fifty- _ another dayawlth

| Itohlngl, leed-

. ' ‘ ing, or rotrurl~

te,-day morning to SL John taking James Curtis, fifty-five a preacher |n pn No

with him nine fine ho,-ses’ whim he who drank acid and then tbreatened_ , purchased from diderent parties in t0 Clit hh* thf03t ill- his home. WHS

TERRIBLE DEED or I ""' ‘

IBmnd_J_ MARRIED MAN.

__ . . BEDFORD Que., April 22-Charles n.fl'..".°ili’,§§.’.l`f`§i.§.‘fiT.iE'.°‘l.§f..d§‘§i F~ R=v°°\°_=-'bade his wife 8 Dime-1°; 9 . ».o. _*"- -Mrs. W. H. Bulger, Boston; Messrs growl mognmg' Waulwd Dut behlfld hm\ `~ 'f' , R T_ Taylor' Moncton; Ear, Gm_ mrn, pu the muzze of n doub ebar-; _ p p I'

bam. iinmnx; F. R. Whipple . st. "”“"d gm* i" *"9 "‘°“"" “““."’d the ‘ _ ‘~» _- ` John; M,.s_ Warwick' Neiv York, trigger, and blew ofl every vestige ot I l ,Q

Q 1 EIB- u g cu open :ltlon required.

. pr, Chnsds Ointment will relieve you at once

snmmerside and vicinity.J. out Of danger today. “ne nn eemlniy cure °\=~ we e MX' “U

___ James McManus, aged nineteen 51,¥)1g;:‘t2‘l¢-) 0rSEd;)‘;‘;“,§g;‘-.€?,‘f}“y‘;§u(§f,;;nf_‘,‘,§':,l'gf,‘};

-Messrs Vickers, the president, and WSB ill i1_50¥'i0US_ COHCUUOH Ht the gaps;-and enclose 20.’ ' ‘I-GPA! D°SWl°~ prnnscomhe, Manitoba guperinten- Cincinnati Hospital as a result of »_ _ _ .__ ..._ _._ _-- _---

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Moncton; B. McEachern, Moncton.J. _-`\\\_\_\\`\ w

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the lane 24 hours, g - .'i‘ _

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The New _ ` 'Gold Bond Shoes

for Spring and Summer are arousing enthusiastic ‘cmie ments from everybody _who \ sees them. If you don’t want 3 to huy a new pairof shoes ‘ iight away don’r look in our _ J

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anywhere from $5.00 to$6.oo. l

Morris & Smith Ch'town Agents.

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_ I have now on exhibition one of the finest displays ct' mil- lihery ever shown in Crspaud. _ . All the latest shapes, siyies and trimmings direct from the

manuffcfnrefil, _ _ ‘- _

9.%,vg__e\i~'om:rs\h in€¢ldle'nian’s profit spd you will be

"WJ", ` ~]'°1n?_$l\__3_ 10-"ge,s§5ori ment- and low fffccs ` ` ` - g~“_"7‘T_-9'!-ktefs 5'* NSY QL work and cm ssxis‘y the mostex~ treiré_t5s_eii.. ' - '- - " "

_‘ ;_.}r1_it_».=14»n,ie;g:vl>i,-iileliy~i_\i~vl\ed te cili nndlnipectvoiuiiniflliiery.

Spring-Cleaning ‘f “"'-“P-1 =' "

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Hillpz, Halifax; W. A. Pn_tters`on,MSt. w .:,<_j_;,;,p q.',i_._,pf_¢1,\.‘5.\..‘.\»_l,-.y.1;.;- Im Jo n; Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mil s, on- 1 ,_ _ _ - __-_ -_,V __ __ --_ ' " rr -__ 1 _ , ._` _ _ ' '

ffeiili V~ Gfimmef. St- Stephen? A~ A SUICIDE WAVE his head. He is SHDDOSBG £0 have 'been _' Calypsfa valiushmg Cregm lla ItImenJn?>‘at‘:-hxtwuliiitlxhedhlrhsogsr w‘lt(.)h C. Jennings, Toronto; C. A. Burns, FOLLOWS ON 1rLOOp_ depressed by illness. Light, dainty s in uprerarndngnauna ,’re» mm one 0, the moqt f,,sm0,,_ Montrcnl; J. M, Allison, J. McLaren, -. ---_--~--- 19 delightfully 50° "5 .an _ 9 1 g'|”b1y 1" U. . 'I t t

MURDER OF A pR1N(;E It keeps the complexion in first-c ass a e s .y ea_ .us spring, a so pn en

Slcs our window. Alley &: C0.. 135 .~,,,.,¢,. gg 4-zai/lai.

"The Ladies’ Home Journal and

Woman's Home Companion for May nrc both beautiful niunbers. Price only 151:. per copy. by mail 20a Now. on sale at Cnrter's Bookstore

- 4-23M2i.

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£.

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Here is an opportunity to save n:oney.For the next two weeks we will givc

15 pc. DISCOUNT oil all OUR DI NNER SETS (except stock Patterns). 'I-‘here are over a dozen patterns to select from, and the prices range lor Dinner Sets 97 _ pieces from $9.00 to $|8.0U.

Less 15 p. c. _

BLACK £5’ CO.

City Crockery~Sunmf»ide-

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nvesmr--Attention

The f0l10“‘i¥lK registered nt the I `

Queen Hotel, Summerside yesterday : J, _ ',\-‘/._ -Messrs H. R. Walker, Toronto; J. ' '

Hunt, Montreal; N. J. Cronan, Tor- f/‘ I N onto; Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Found, J - ~ _ _ - /'.- Cliiton; Messrs R. Creighton, Albion; . »` -. -1 ’>- _ -__‘_ F. A. Cognen, Coghanc, N. B.; 0.1-I. 3 __ -2' Nelson, Chester McLure: Charlotte- '_ ,_ t'_.,__ , =__’_"' town; Wglliams, Chicago; A_T_ s-i,“;..vv ,V t. -.?.i‘.§"‘?."°T' ._;’;‘.5§“‘n...‘§;..”.' “°“‘“°“ °_u,,Ai\L‘ -»'\lN\.:.\-.~»*“ 913/" 1,»

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1LLNnss or noonnss _ ~._~- ;a1§¢¢f¢®;..l3= l wi°d°“” t mght °°s 5°”

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LONDON, April 23.-'ins oneness _. -lp'

-a'

When studying a fox investment proposition the following poinis should e `

ceive the closest analysis-Quality of stock,Price per pair,Cost of raiicliing,L'Jcailon of I V ranch and care of animals. . l l A

'lhe 'Alherton Dark Silver Fox Co.. Lid .' 0li_ers _ »'

1. The best quality stock being from Dalton, Oulton, Gordon, Tuplin, Ray- V

ner stock. ' ` ` `

2. 8 Pairs Capitalized at $ll0.ll00. '_l`his includes cost organization placing

stcck on the inarket,ranch property and equipment and first years ranching expenses _which at a low estimate will te. e 16 p. c. of capital. \ ~ _ _§

L 3. Reaching at actual cost. A ,_ ` 4, Location within the limits of the town of Alberton.

5. _Experiencedrancher and reliable watchman, constant advice ‘-one oi

most successful fox breeders. - ~ '

l Coilipare now being offered, then tion-shares por 15th. zo p.c.wlfh application

D Pres df