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Clear Smooth A Skin _

._ There is no preparat-

ion you can use more smple, harmless and effective than

_ Jamieson’s

Carnation Gream

For auy injury to ilie

_ skin from sun or wind

this is the most sooth- ing, healing,npplicntimi possible. Driintilv per- fumed. Delightful to use.

Sold by .us only.

25c J.G. Jamieson,

DRUGGIST The Medical Hall

Taylor’s Clock Hospital

is the place to have your clock repaired. If your ' clock is not going proper- lv or does not keep good time let us fix it for you.

-All work guaranteed - _

We will send and get it '

Phone 353-J.

G.l'l. Taylor

jeweler & Optician

ture Inventions Will Have on Our

ders of Radium.

lvhrk independent has been interview- ing Thomas A. Edison and drawing from him some remarkable forecasts

holds for humanity.

The clothes of the future will be so

cheap that' evory young wornm will le able to follow the fashions prom- ptly, and there will .be plenty of _iashioiis Artificial silk that is super- -ior to natural silk is now made of Iwood pulp. lpt shines better than silk. fl th-ink that the silk worm barbar- isiu will go in nity years, just as the 'indigo of india went with the pro- ductiim of indigo in German laliora- ti~rie_~:_

There is much ahead of us. We

|don't know what gravity is; neither ,do we know the nature of beat, light and electricity. \\'e are only an- 'mials. \\'e are coming out of the dog stage and getting a glimpse of our en\'iron'mi-ut. \\e don't know-we just; suspect a few things. Our practice of .sin-otiiu; one another in war is proof that we are animals. The makeup ol our society is hideous.

Voiiiniiinicatioii with other worlds

has been suggested. I think we had

.ierter stick to this world and find ~out sometthing about it before we

li-all up our neighbors. They might make us ashamed of ourselves. .\`ot inllividualisin hut social labor will

-dirlninate the future. lndustry will

,constantly become more social and ,iutcrllependent ’i`liere will be no man- _lml labor in the factories ol the fut- ure. The men in them will be merely _superintendents watching the mach- llnliry to see that it works right. .Less and less man will he used as an cnizino or as a horse, and his brain will he employed to benefit himself fanil his fellows. E Edison believes that we may dis- lcover the germ of getting all the po- iwer from‘ fuel tomorrow, Regarding ‘the possibility of using radium as a lfuei, he believes* it is only speculat- live. | Radium has great power. It has lno appreciable limit or end. It is fnot combustible. lt gives on intra- iitoniic energy. We don`t know how its energy \vas stored up. A carload oi radium wiiild have as much ener- gy as all the millions of tons of coal mined in the United States in a year.

scientists to-day. That explains why up against radium it meets its their inspiration there are C;-epeg

of what the wizard believes the future um have been isolated, it exists ev-

Life, and Describes Some of the Won-

A member of the stall of the New.ooul down. The planet would be

pretty chilly after all these millions of years if it had not radium in it. While only small quantities of radi-

erywhere in water, rock and soil. it is universally distributed, and a lit- tle of in goes a long way. The possi- bility of harnessing the force for our use is somewhat of a speculation. A .radium clock has been made, and it lwill go several hundred years without lwinding. ' I have a spinthariscopef which is a tiny hit ol radium, of a size that will go through the eye of a needle. mounted over a piece of willemite. It has been shooting off millions of sparks for the six years that I have had it, and I expect it will be shoot- ing sparks the same way for thou- sands of years. There will be enough sparks given out by that fragment of radium to cover and illuminate the State of Rhode Island. Some say they travel at the speed of light, others 12,000 miles a second. This speed is the source of radiun-i`s po- wer. Indefinite velocity makes up for lack of mass. Microscopic par- ticles projected at high velocity are equal to heavy bodies going a slow gate. The illustiration of a wax bul- lnt being tired through a wooden plank applies to radiuni's emana- tions. Rankin said that spider web running over two pulleys wi-th the velocity ol light would be capable of running all the machinery in Eng- land; they would prove as strong as rubber and leather halting.

It is hardly feasible to carry a-

round railium as a pocket stiue or to keep it in the house for domestic uses. Professor Currie had a tiny bit in his vest pocket that he was talsting

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Ml'\`l\ l I0

fare

Colonial Excursions

' -iornia

SANTA FE

Tickets on sale daily.

April I5

A comfortable and econoiiiical

trip. \\'hy not zoihis spring and get A home. forexamlplc. in t e fer- tile San .)oaq_\_i\n Val cy ? I_.iind_slill may be had t eije nt hariruin prices.

'l` e expense is slight. Raylroad

lare_o_nly S13 from Lhicago. bor an aulditionul $7 you get double berth in modern Sa_nt;\ l-e_toui'ist sleeper.

Stop-overs in Arizona and Lali-

forniu. Personally- conducted ex- cursions. l-‘red Harvey ineiils..

Santa l_"e tour- ist ser\'ice,t`hi_c- ago to Cullornin is quicker t_hun an.\‘ other line.

p. \v.__i|_-\'r_pif. f _ .»- _ .xi°ll".`lit'i~il:F. 1? v |318 St. James Sl. Montreal. Que.

.Ten Dollar Gold Piece For A Name.

Although the advertising

.plans of james Paton & ar¢ complete for 1,910 we have decided to make the following | offer. l We will pay you $io,if you _` will send us the best name to

truly loyal citizens

'be used to advertise our

and vote it cver FAMOUS CHI

to the congress, in order no make it the hest

a success. and we emphatically pro- _ , g test against ic., one in in nu or quality woven wool goods on

A ,

"°‘“"" the market, full 54 inches

Pinus ctinisn IN s 'ro 14 DAYS. wide which is sold at $1.75 _les_s

__’ ' ` t 'l`hi‘ c ot i

PAzo oiN'rMEN'r it ,guaranteed regulm dlscqunl df t.sed to cure an case at itching, Blind “'35 extenslve Y 3 ‘er 1

Y . _lilredinz or Pmlrudivs PU" in G last Fall, and inet with ready' to 14 days or money refunded 50c. I h h h

sa e, so muc so t at t ere

~. not a »yard left by the

“w° save You m°"°y initials of November. we have

,tn Lonrinn nnti it uname effect of On l'\0l.lS€l'lOl(l ll|'\€l`\S and said nothing about this cele-

k` _ fit ` _ ` h' "-d. . .

hiniffi. f$..§fl`“§nT§;'”..-l’l`n ..'?.§{...i. cotton; curtains and b"‘°d °1°‘h f°"h° Past few

and thorium. Some day \ve might _ _` ’ _ l`ll0Utl'l5 bwlng tolhal- f_f‘lCt‘ To <§1“"..'i“".:‘;“;@i;.:f.:".?.;‘;i: Cuffalnloss. carpet. oil- dy f-fy 3311 _y<>»_\_f it without dangerous consequences. A ' ii' G1' IU 2. lltlllll C1' 0 IC 35 -

largebqulantity of_ tlie` stigi wou_ldtkill iqmable Shades, 3150 black, fOr every my aroun(_ _ le ow s 0 tip ` ‘ - - with seventeen thousand million sto-` & Sprlqfi 1910- It 15 _made frog] -mic cannon nnus nqliwl M0 him i the finest Australian wool, it

with the velocity of light would feel i.L0\.e]y Spring weaves unfolded at I h'

ale mark THE

"“°°""°rmble' ` l’aton's In the dress goods section ‘ae t e te t

l !3§?ld“`_;s if;__:’;_°_l;a'l_it°“,lS pgisglbllittiss all_is spring. This season bringing ra im ' ,iis,ine.'- - .~ < ~ '_

. treatment of the -kin cancer and llllgflfig."TJi§LlFi\fl`n“§’l§’§`i.¢‘llf§Ef “"d 1* “de by °“° °f ‘lm best Radium is the cause of the eai-th'§ some. other diseases. Oancer is a ml assortment of fabrics one would lD21l/(CTS Of Bl‘03dCl0l£l`| lil tllC heat. _according to the view of miost hard proposition. hut when it bucks wonder wherefashionsf B,-Msgs do get “ond in fact it is the best

‘the earth, constantly radiatiing vast match. 1 guess it is a Case of similia filmy as the garnlents which somé l`li’0{l.dClOlh €\f€I‘ 1II\POI‘l.€(l lt)

.__ “___ _ M.. __ ;‘l“a“tm"*‘ ‘lf heat mt" Sl’a°@~ d0€S“'t Similiblls C\\fl1l1U\1”~ ancient Grecian Queen might have thi; City at the price, It is

e ___________________________________ worn Broadcloth Homes un s r- ~

fr-Q1 ~ . S' . P ' “_

, _ . ges, and diagonals in every concei- better than many Cloths Saul

I‘liO'I`l-ISTS AGAI.\'ST ton, made reference to the forthcom- vable shade imaginable at l;at_p__;ist._ 0 bg W0;-th $2 _25 111 fact

Cll0C0l.A'l`ES

are simply perfeciicii lzvt ry piece is a tre.t i/». \'.irietie_-‘ fresh from the confection-

ers tables give .1 variety for e\'cr\'i;isic. 'l`r_\' n srluiple p0un.l or half.

The Rl-sl lim; Savile.

The MacKinnon Drug Co Dl{l'(`|Lil§'l`§

_ _\i(;5_']*RE_A], GRANT T() ing_eucharistic congress in the fol- ____ - __ r________£v_ery tailor to 3 man’ every

r:L'i'HAi<1sT1C CONGRESS. 1°ff'_‘r';_=er:_°‘_‘;‘“______ matter ___ _____t_cu_a_ "town inyir :rigs re;ncea__to_12 flyeggmakefin the land, who

_ i ' - G ' _ _

to which I wish to draw your special Cen S per Donn a -giillgdzi 0 S liaS ll8.1`ldl9tl, Wl]0 lJ8S S661), ‘

_\io_\'ri:l~:Ai., :uni-tn iz- -in his nd- a_§f@'_\f_i_°"- and fha; ii fl_‘_°_§'€“tt§%" "Get hnsy iundam, ii you expect' and who has been interviewed

. . |, ,- C HI`lS IC CUII l"€S’ O ) U - _ . ~ -

ilic.~.s_to the brethren of the iio\|n- city ___ the cgminsg monizh an Sieriptenf 2?8__;;¢_t \;;1_i;i_\_;.__e<lxpgdfgomoyoggrgreise regarding its weanng quaU_ tial C-rand Lodge of Quebec, Loyal bel we an know what is the real _ ' ' _ ~ th t k th , a e

, . _ _ _ _ _ have got the goods, the new 1910 col UGS B S OC E \\€ V ,

*flange -\HS0C18U0l’\. Bt RS annual meaning of holding this vast conven- ,~ the ate,-ml d rl re - I ’ . . ’ Te., meeting vesterda h 1 ` '_ tion in Montreal. We kno ' hat ' 0 S m an p ces 8 “git the finish t h e (` o 1 "

,. _ y, e d in the Ale.. vi t it _ i

_ t P t ’ 3 8 tf. .

Mmm moms' Grand Mast" Single- i»Sn\iaeidi;il(iitiiiili1ilermie il iiie iilipwlle 8 B ous - dr ors, has pronounced it the

' ‘ o i o s _ ' .. . _ . - u .

' 'W' ' -' ‘ W ’ ~* ' r-" the King in his owri dominion ailfisthl- 'niet new Silk ‘?ul;"d; are in B best yel°T1]e cloth is In 3 Class

_ _ ' o _ .» .

- me f..':i:..; ;zi2'.¢.‘s" 2:. by its-if. we Wm fi-

_W _ i n. _ __ . r i . ,

D6_ ifttrytopatch npalinger- _"And further, _we would risk what Iggignhef' rg5i;uTaliiri>1dtl;dii.l’ drilizsslilbliillliié to be expressive of S _xrilgmcough by experimenting. right has the city _council_ to_ give|wa1m,t_ Lie de vin Sahara: mist .BROAD

$5,000 toward thin senii-religious ' ~ . 4 . . grey. aeroplane. n v and v ld - F A ITY It can con-

A ’ ment Money for uhich the citi7ens signs m black ang :Suite siesgzlmfe O L

ll YW Has In Store For Us ll0.W' 0 ou A 0 _ln

Thomas A. Edison Makes Some Notable Forecasts of the Elects Fu-

A ' » hat old Piece

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The $10.00 is. YOURS ll You Give Us the Best

0ne that we Will All0Pl` S

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.r, (.1 im.. 5, |\l cumin S were .taxed to meet the necessary ex ,si the new k bl P Gisli Of OBE WOI‘fl OI' S€V€I'3l Oi' -

Denses of the city' Is this eucliaris S y ue atonls

_ L tic congress, I would ask, a neces: 3`9d"U- an luustfallon 0f_0f 3 combi'

COMING EVENTS.

` White Rose meeting, Lodge Prince Edward, 1-i_(i_l~1. Tuesday March 15.

“If tl'iere’s a bigger showing of new

spring dress materials on this Is- land, we haven't heard of it. If you visit our store on ’l`liursilay you will come to the conclusion that it is the biggest sliowing you have ever seen. Paton & (To. ii- ihlrti.

i _

ung -my expense” is this “hai ne _ nation of words with ii draw-

Protestant people paid our taxes THE XEWEST AND BEST §H0W- ` ' '

and feiiefisnemin wfoiiow. inn ING or sniiir wliisrs iN` 'mn lug' The ldflh design Or de- §f_f;;s 1_f'_§d__m_‘;°_‘e u;>_b_;f_i:°_:: i "N_o_w. we dp not oppose this grant %;TAl‘;3;ST*2)EAv1_2__lfAY;_0f_f___;>f0U IN THE -vice, word or picture niust be lawn nn'.........~... 'a1f.i"l.i‘.‘;‘;S i:s::.°“§..‘;°°““i: »n‘sn~J’i§EMi§§; Suff=nd@f=<1 by fh= 1>=fS°=1

1 Aiiaeniem grants were _mane tn the -.anions im- El-S THAT No o'rHEa s'roRa CAN sending it, and become the ~ mtv” 5 LAWRENCR ¢°__ “,,,,¢,“|_ portant bodies convening in the city SH0W_PRICES THAT COMPETI- ‘

' - . e v'ou ~

have nothing to say, but when th - *_

from time to time, irrespective oflTION CAN UNI-‘Y FOLLOW. MOORE excluslve property of Paton & their crf-ed nr religion \.~ in‘ & MCLEOD 3-i2d¢f_ Co. .

Iifcbuoy __nav ___ d______hm_"y __e______h_n___ for eniissaries of a foreign ],,_,,._.,,r as? WE HAVE OPENED A wONDER_ _ W8 I'£:.F€IV€ the i‘lg‘l1lZ_lI0 TE- barn and toilet. For washln und'-ix-clothln ‘gamble here from all. overlhe w('lld| FUI’ LINE OF PANAMA SKIRTS -lect an Ideas submlttedllf they

lf II v e '_

\ uiuquallod. Clemnsen and purifios. lsgdthprsach the doctrine that 1"‘ya1t_ii ONE OF THE MOST NOTABLE Is do not answer our Purpose to

H POW” is supreme, nna (_. A HANnsonia wsu. ii is » -

_ innm _loyalty to the King, on-nl wi'rH invarvran i>LEA‘irIii. “uf 5”“”fa°,t’°“' W°_°a”n°t

“Y ° ° g°"°'"'"g "°"Y Of ‘he my WE OFFER AT $5 25 san rr return an ideas submitted

' I . _. ' . ~ - ~ 01'

has no right in take the .n-,ny nf iuooiu: is M Laon _ y ’

C ' 312m- answer any correspondence

__ __ _ i~i-z~i-i-i~i-i~i~i~i~»i~i-i-i~i-i-i~r»~i»i~i- ‘1 emily Of 2 Sheet Of Paper

3*. AW. ’lAq'Y&vV_ Y Y *_ Y . y

i s“'¢li'*; »\ . l

_ If any of your mirrors have become use-

less on account ol the quicksilver backing having become detatched-include them in the lot we are sending away to be re- silvered A small outlay will make them

good _as new.

Remnant

Salei\

~ Hundreds of really desirable ends of

Cretonnes, linens, towelings, furniture cov'

erings, chintz, white cottons, sheetings, etc,

etc, at prices which are making them fly.

Pay you to come to-day. /

1 _ -I,

Bet-er®. eeks

ouse Sh0es Special

Value

' at .

50c

GUFF BRUS.

Ads Bring Busines

_ Your mls express thc .svn- tmivili of _voiir store; pleas. lug or otlu-_r\\'isc. lf_vo\|r ;|¢|_`~ arc :\lti'n\‘f|\'t° t_ypngr;iphi\»;\|_ l_v. and intrrcsfiiig, business is hound _lo t‘<\n\\=, hut ifyour :ills run ui thi- same old way il:|_\' in day mu, \vi-ck in week out you :irc pulling tlnwn the blinds and lnckiiig

thc iloorsln lulsiiiess.

l\'\'\vsp:ipcr sparc is the

gresiti-st field for vulliviitimi, for in\'est|i\e|u, :ind willi the "'li'l“ Kouils and .store melli- oils heliinil it, thcre`suolliing to _prevent iut‘re:|~iiig' _vour husim-ss. Culli\':ite _your uewsrvaper plvi_lm\~i~ii yn-ld

lmsim-ss.

[have _a practical print

sliopexperiviivvm along with mv advertising kno\vli~dgi-_ that gives me every advan- tage to handle your advcr- | tising satisfactorily and profi-

tahly.

Only one_ merchant in l

each town in any parti- cular line will receive my service. For parti-_

culars phone

Office |23. _

Residence 356-L. or

address.

DJ. BONNEl.l.

Newson Block.

_ _ :___

if with our name and address

fore the 15th of April.The one accepted will be used at once with an announcement of the winner the following week for `the idea if accepted. Send all l suggestions to the advertising _ department. _ ' P A T' 0 N’ S

& ` & I I i ` _' ' ' " ." o ‘ _lfljase put your idea on one ‘

' 9 i 'in the back of same she t. '

S _ I All ideas to receivee cou-

‘ _ _ is sicleration must reach us be- _

' Anyone who has to hold `| print much less or more than 12 or I5 inches off in order to see clearly, should call and have their eyes tested. We it lenses to suit each eye separ- ately in nice frames or in rim- less. Colored glasses are useful

at this time. We have them from 25c up.

E. W. Taylor.

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Guard Your Eyes

Canada Lite Policy-holders

who hold _policies taken out previous to the year

1900 a;._i_id_ wah _profits at mph quini-_-qugnniq Fahd can o am eir i, ro ceiti t Charlottetown Office. lea es y “mug _“the n... .‘l1".'l.'Z',.?.'3lf.{.’."»I,.‘?lf. "' ° ‘° *"1 5-°= '§"“.‘;'

' uennia - A ,.

Out of town policy- hold; will receii/:“i.li:ir cixrgllll. cates by mail in a few days. '

Amy G.B|lrrovu I. K, ll.

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