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He said he had no use for a woman who would steal or lie and no woman could get himtoelope with her. She made 111m change his mind: Want to know 110w she

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“THE VElLEl) i ADVENTURE”

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OF THE GREAT GAMBLE ‘

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BUILD “FOR ltiiEPS”

upturn yuu iniiid your fox rattt-lt ‘-'-'ll'l l1. l‘. llratttl English Fox Wire Netting you ltuiltl for all tint-a tish qualities of strnttgtlt and solidity. wire-every nicslttrutz-i-vcry lllPsli solitkeetvyttgv yard galvaniz- ed both before and after weaving, in use for ttvcntyilvo year." in pioneer ranches its still holding thc foxes as surely as the

day it was first put in the ground.

arriving in’ June.

THE ROGERS HARDWARE COMPANY, LTD.

Book early anti bt- stirc of dt-livcry.

lt has the trite Bri- No part sliglttcd ln tltis

We have u big shipment

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i. Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate

E Class insurance at Lowest rates.

5- Cood__ Strong, Stock Companies ‘if’!!!llnilmitanoniitmitaliiiasiinptmltsniltatltalnltniitm

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l" ROM POTATO FARMING

O. K. Canadian Potato hiachincry A Cutters»- Planters Sprayers~Diggers Buy O. K. Canadian anti you got the host.

We shall he glad to stcntl a dtvscripiive tralalog on request.

Canadian Farm Products

Charlottetown, I’. E. I.

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HALIPXAX, N. Miiv 8-—tQ"°-|

tatiuns fnrnisht-tl by F- B- Mccur‘

ﬂy and Co, the Montreal Stock 80% M 135% Alo. 9" AL 61 c. 59% Can. lhtc 117% Ccn. 7W5 Cru. 14‘) Mex. Pet 135% .M_ p_ 1g 85% Prs. 102 n. o. 85 S. P. 95% Sp. . . . . . . . 96V; stu. 81% ti“ 118% ‘( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97%

Wonderful Singer

Tho foiitnrilli‘. front tht- Mont-ton ‘Hint-s rvfcrs to a wcll-itmttt-n t'lntr~ lottctotvit rot-alistr

St-ldoitt it‘ \'\‘t'l’ ltas the musical loving puhlic of Moncton an op- portttnitt- of ltraring such a rt» Iit>\\‘li\'(l sings-t‘ as Milo. Lucille llhtttt-ltrtrtl, who will givt- a recital tit (‘ity llall nt-xt “hidncstltty ov- t-ttini; tintlor tltc rtuspit-cs and Hi aid of the Great. Wﬂl‘ VQIPFIIHS 35' soriation.

Miss lllaitcitards voice is one oi’ rart- swcctttoss and izrcat power; and ltcr evict-titans will cinhrncc a tritlq- varit-ty of ituinbcrs. lit-r outstanding ciToris will bc

"t t" l>_\' iH-tiii, iiiiiiiii . lislt-tl nit ilii‘ i\l'lll¥l'l\ml"°t zit-c, "Altst-iit,“ by Mctcalt’, “Little llotltcr o‘ .\iint-", by iittrlt-isli. “All idllliiivlil," hy 'i‘ltontpson, “The ltos» ary." l1_\'t.\‘t~vii1 attd Othcr ltiizh class lit-lions. Aliss lilancltttrtl will he as stvti ivy Milli‘. St. (‘iartn lllilll" ist, and Alt‘, S. t‘. llurlcy, reader and mitnic.

llonoL Roll

Ftiiirixidiip’, is the. Queen Squaw iinlioi‘ ltoll tor Anrtlr

(qmqp X.» Iilr. \\'_\"nn's Dcptwl. l-ltlwin Alt-Fortune; 2. Elliot line» Guigan; 2i, ‘Frank K011111011-

Gradc lX.~~~-.\lr. McDonald's Dolli- .1_ h... point“; 2,_ Andrcw Gal- lant; ‘.1, Jos. .\lc..\l‘tllan.

(‘ﬂtadn Vlll.-Ali‘. Mcllttnttltl‘? tit-pt... 1 lildtvarti Zion; 2. itttytttotitl iiuirhcs, A, (Tharles Praught.

(lradt- VIl.~—I\lr. lxfdillllllf$ Drai-

1_ John t'onttoll_v; 2, llarry llap- pontq‘ It, Frcd O'Neill.

(lrzttltt \'l. Alisa Fcnncss V's llopt. l. Jos. Happen)’; 3- -‘ litttit-t-ttt»; ltoht-rt llyait and lurncsvt

liohin, rqttal; it. Leo (‘urt-oran.

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(‘trade \'.— .\liss Nlc.l)onaltl‘s‘ ‘paved ]_ Jos. Trainor; 2, Ostvttltl llalttitt; 1i, liarl itcartlon.

Grztdt- V. ~ Miss Vessﬂfﬁ llPlli-— l. licggic Cronin; 2, Emmet Gal- laizhau; 1i. Fred lloylc.

(lratlt- tv. Miss Vcsstavis milk

1, litlwnrtl llornhy; ‘l, Jos llyrncs; It, Patrittlt Alurttapzhait aml Frcti Wltolzttt, cqual.

(lrtttltt lV.~ Miss Alurnatzlnttrs l)cttt.— Kt-itnctlt .\lt>.\lillait; 2, Frctl Nlaltar; it. 1~.'rit: lloutrutttt...

(lratlt- lll. Willi " h1t'(‘oitr't's UPI" l. Arthur (larrctt; 2, (‘yrtl Ryan‘, it, Vcrttott Connors.

(iradc llifetliliss Lconarths licpi. l, Hilly liI-ddin: ‘.!. ltltltlit- lit-r-

. rinait; It, tit-rah] Joltnstttit.

(lratlt- ll. ‘Miss 'l‘tt\s'ait's i)l‘])i. - l. l-‘ratn-is .\lt-.\lill.-tit and Jack .\‘--,\iott; J, Alattiric" lltutrtlttit and S ti.trt AltLt-llait; 1", Jos. \\'t-.t\'t.-.i'. (lrtttltt ll. ‘Allss ll-ltiuaghttifs llcpt.

i, Pints. llotzati; 2. Jos. Mt- lioitald; 2i, Arnold Gallant.

tirade l.~ Miss Monarzltans lit-pt. t. Htrpltt-n (lillisi Z, (Tlifforti Gal» Ari-stilt (iallaitt .

"ps4 .. flradc l. tMiss (iallait't lit-til.

1st llivlsioii 1, l‘i't-:1ltiii iilttNtiill; 2, Lloyd llirch; 1i, Arthur ilt-ardtm, and Ivan llnrlt 2nd i)lViHit)ll— 1st Alfrcti ('lt:tpittttn; ‘J. iCrnt-st Moth-c; ti, John Hogan,

ROD AND GUN

Tho lt-aplnu ltroolr trout palnlctl iii natural colors on tht- covcr ol’ tho May issut- of Rod and Gun iii Fanadu will tptickt-tt tho tiuhtc oi’ cvvry itaturt- iovt-r. This lsstic. of (‘attnthrs Loading monthly t-ottttthts tho ﬁrst install-

,’ nicttl of Harry’ M. Moorhls ‘thrilling . story

of atlvcnttirt- entitled, "Tho

Silt-or hing." ‘The Kunnnaskls

'. Lakes‘ is thc title of an interesting

fishing gttiry trmn the Elbow River

i i valley": li. has scven clear cut tihot-

os to illustrate. it. Bonitycnstle Dale tells itt his own gripping manncr the story of the wild cat. its rangc

-- the hahits throuizltttitt (‘tin-adu. S.

\ the story of four " wock end trip to Lake Scugoiz after

ti. “nin humorously relntcz-t

iishertnen oit rt

Ammunition Departments

hates. The Guns and nnd Fishing Nott-s

‘ are up to tltolr usual high standard

tln thisvnutnhcr. A vnluablc ntldi- tlon to the fisherman is tho inciti- sion of the open flt-tlting sermons for the Dont-inlon. 111m] andGun in (Yanatln is published monthly by W. J. Tnylor Limited at Wood-

stock, Ont.

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t1- PAYS to buy tn titiirmovinco. i

THE SPRiNGTON LUMBER Co’; sale or stock, implements, etc, takes place at two o'clock on May 11th. See atl in this issue. 2i

ST. DUNSTAN'S DRIVE-In an item in Saturday's issue. ‘Mr. Urban Glliis oi Mlscouche, was credited with 25 cis. for the St. Dunstaws

IDrivc, instead of $25.

MRS. GRIMES WILL sell by public auction on May 16 at. 12 o'clock noun her property situated at Southport consisting or dwelling house 2 barns and 5 acres or land about 1~2 mile from Hillaboro iiritlge Ben Carter Auctioneer.

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NEW ARGYLE SCHOOL. -- l-lonour rull (or ‘month o! April. Grads lV.~Jenn ‘MiwArtltur and Jean MacEachern tequal.) Grade lV.—Jessic Gillis. Annie Mac- Kinnon, Katie lilnc-Kinnon, Nlcholis Gillis. Grade lib-Stanton Mne- Phcc. Giradc ll.——Mttrgrtrct Mac- Arthur. Florrlc. Gerrard, Wallie Sltcrrctt, Alaytno MacKinnon. Grade l.~—'l\'lary lilnttltlttcltern, John Mac- ldat-ltcrtt, ililda Sntitlt. Perfect tit-

| tctitlaticc; ihrnio Airtt-Kiitnon, Katie Ililat-Kiniton. Daisy l3. Mat-Neill, ‘Poacher, _

t t I POTATOES OUT OF SIGHT — Potatoes have rt-achctl a itricv’ no vt-r ltcrt-tofortt it]l]il‘tii\l'ill’(l in this

llrttvittvc. lluyers arc paying prict-s all tho way froitt $3.10 to $52.40 a ltusltol. At llordcn on 'i‘ltnrstl.tv two carloittls o1’ sputls

wort- to ho sccn dcstincd all tltu wrty to Valparaiso and two otltcrs for ‘IX-xas. 'i‘it<~ island potatoes art- travclliitg hotlt ltlglt anti far nowadays.

DRIFT ICE IN THE GULF- lit-airy drill it-t- iii rcportctl to be drifting down tht- gull‘ towards (‘rtinhcrry lit-ad. lf favorable winds tirovitil ii will tiass off lltis short- atitl shittpliti: will not ill‘ intcrft-rt-tl with. No lct- ltas i)t‘l'll SiKilllltl for ncurly two wccks by livid Now- fotiitdlztnti ilUﬂi-‘U Sydney Post.

i SCHOOL WORK.-Tr_von school i llonor Roll" for April. (lradc Vlll. - 1, Amy liowzttt; 2, lluhy Mac- Ncill; ll. (‘ltnrlcs llotrall; 4, Mar» gueritt» llcll. llradt- \"l.— l, Wilfrid Harper; 2. Marit- llallt-tvcli; .1, Gladys ltogt-rson. (lrado V. ~ 1, Hilda lt‘oj.'; ‘.3. ltlltlttn Lord and Blae Fay. tcqtttil); ii, Alcthit Maltcy; 4, Marshall Iilaclnnis. Gratin lV.——1, Grace Wrigltt; 2. Amy Inca; 3, Lloyd ilotrtttt; 4, Ralph 141111111. Grade lll.-»1. lavt-rishtlzrticy; 2.l\':ttic- lt-cn llogorson and Frederic-it llnh. icy (cqttal); Il. llarristnt Lcard; 4, Stanley t rtrr. Grade ll.~—1, Brent‘ (‘arrl 2, Marion llowalt; 1i, Ado- létnlo Poolov; 4, Lillian llallitvell. ratlo l.- 1. Edward llollantl; 2 Alloy Ziiat-lnnis; J Novella lielztnc} ; 4, Ellap Rout rson.’

DARLINGTON NOTES. — The farmers 0f this vicinity arc ltusilyy t-ititattetl itt ltatillnlz‘ potatoes, all‘ CHEM to iiroctirc the high tirlt-cs which art“ lit-hit: offorcl. Mrs. (Lil'- don Nlru-Looii in“; ~ pnlq-h_q,-,.,t a splcntlitl trottt-t‘ front Mr. John .\lzt.-' Loan, for wlttt-lt ho paid a liaitd~ soitit- #411111." .\lr. (icorgtt Nit-Loan has l't‘('(’liil_\' purrlutsvtl 't bcritttiftil hittyclc-wltct-lt-tl i'\'lil(i'('ili'i.""':\'ii'. Fin- lcy Nlatltcsoit is pttttiitg up a vcry substantial poultry-hoiisc.—hlr_ Air? gtts ﬁlat-licatt is tnakitig good pro- gre in tho poultry lnisincssr-Ali‘ Alillcr .\1tlt'i'ilt‘l.~‘0ll, the \\'t'ii-iillt)\\'ll ltorsc trailer. is doint: a bit: ltnsi- ncs in ll.trlittglttn.—l\llss Kati: MucLcan has l‘(‘llll'lll‘ti homc front vsiting frit-ittls itt (,'i1lli‘i()ilt‘.iti\\'il. Mr. Jack (‘anipltcli aud Alt‘. itoht-rt MaoPln-rsott paid a rccciit. visit to Mr. Alcandci" Machoitttltl. Hopi-- dulc. Miss lCtltt-l (fantpltrll is spt-ittiittg a fi-tt‘ day's with ltt-r aunt. Mrs. Simon illondtnt. Junt-titttt ltozttl." -Mi'. Walter ltacltltaitt, liun’ tray is ripclttlilii: his holidays with his ttnclc, Mr. Joltit Aiat-Lt-att, Dar- lntzttitt. ~Mr. John (‘amphcll, paid a rcct-nt ltusinttss trip to tflydc ltivt-r. .\lr. (‘antphcll reports tltt- roads in 1| very pool‘ conditioit.——'l‘ltc Misses Lily and Juan ‘(ltllilliiltili arc visiting rolntivt-s itt Springtoir- Miss Flora Iitltttildtt-rsttn has lcll on an t-xtt-tttltg] trip to llosttnt tiiitl t1th"r thnt-rlcait cillcs.

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MechanicCives Evidence

‘Fltcro ttro crises wltt-rt- Sﬁiclﬂft». ln its Zlitihl. profound itltasos is alt- soliitciv halltotl, yct tithcr hclp is tti ltand.

This is provctl by tltt- tcstitttttity o1’ a int-cltttitic, ‘l5 yo: s ago, who stiffort-tl, at titncit, positivc torture from stono in tho ltladtltrr. Aftoi trying many rr-ttttitlitts without rt- siilt. ha. had an X-lttiy’ phottixirzipf‘ taltott, \\'|lit‘|i also fttllcd to shvv wltt-rt» tltt- trouble was. Fortunate ly. just. at. this juncture, when he almost ltadgiven up ltopc oi any re‘ liof, Gin Pills were brought to his notice. 'l‘hcso ftnuotis Pills in n very short time entiblctl him tc pass the atone \v|tlch ivns the causc ot his trouble. We twill give the namn or this man on irequest.’ dﬂdney and Bladder should not. he rejected. The first syntptums ‘should be stiﬂicimtt | warning. Pain in the sides or back, constant headaches, neurnlrriciantl sciatic, pains, rheumatism, dizzi- ness, constipation, gravel, highly colored urine, specks before‘ the eyes, nil point to derangenteitt. Gln Pills should be obtained without tiolny. Druggists and dealers car- ry them—50c—your money rotund- eri if not satisﬁed. Free sample on request.

The National Drug ti: Chemical Cru., of Canada, Limited, 'l‘oronto. United States Address, Na<Dru-Co., inc... 202 Main St. Duttnlo, N. '1'». 264

inEiciiNiRu GUARDIAN

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QRAiNQER-At Sidney Mines on April 4th to Mr and Mrs. John it‘. Grultiger, a daughter, (Janie Catherine).

WANTED:—A CAPABLE GIRL tor general house work, good wages paid. Apply to Austin A. Aiitfll, Barrister, &c., Monctou, New Brunswick. 8770-5-15-61.

The . Friendly

OPPORTUNITIiEtS FOR THE BRIDE tvito shops at Putons where she ctnt secure ‘an up-to-date trousenu and almost contpletely furnish her home at ‘prices that de- fy the H. C. L. 31

OUR BOX AND BLUK chocol- ates are always fresh. An immense» assortment to choose from. John-i; sun and Joltnson. Drugglsts. ‘ i

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THE MARKET-There was ii large amount of produce on sale in Charlottetown Friday with prices sky high. Potatoes are quot- cd front $13.10 to $3.40, huy $25 1W!‘ ion, oats $1.20 a bushel, straw $11 to $1: a loli anti pork 23 cunts. liitlcs front ltit: to 30c lb illlll Ctlll skins 40c lit, in the retail tnarkci cggs wcrc ltritigini: 45c to 50c. ‘doz- cn, ltuitci" 58c lb and fowl troni S; "" to $2.00 each, ltcrriiig ‘.50 to doc dozrii.

HERE is sofmethin miphty comforting and gatigging about “OLD CH_ M ’ Tobacco; a sort oi s00 ing ,‘ resttulness that pipe smokers have come to associate

with this friendly smoke. .“OLD CHUM” is an old, old chum with all pipe iii-nuke";

It has the perfect tobacco taste-the mellow richness— and men know that they can be chummy. with "OLD CHUM” all day long and that the “good night pipeiul” will be as sweet and cool as the one enjoyed just after

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SCHOONER WANTED m cam y For years and years “OLD CHUM" has been Canada's

coal to Newfoundland, St. Pierre. l Pm“, Edward titans, and Bras i. favourite pipe tobacco and today is moreppopulair than ever.

d'0r Lake ports, on opening of navi- gation. Shipping pier in a natur- ally sheltered lturbour at Kellys Cove, entrance to Brits d'0r Lakes Writc, stating tonnage nnd rates. t0 Anglo Coal Company, Limited New Campbellton, C. B. 7769-3-20ME36i.

SCHOOL WORK.—l"ttllti\viiig is tltc llottcr Roll oi’ lit-llcvtic school for tht- ntonllt oi‘ April. Gradc Vii.

1, Malta] MacDoitttltl. Grntlc \'l.—— Jt-ssit‘ Alcllcth; 2, Wallace .\lc Dottaltl; ti, Maidie lilcldtersttit. Grade 1' ~l, Albert Matheson; L’. .\lar_\' Tdatlttisttnr; 3, Ilhbcri l\lt'~ Pltco and Sndic Alt-Phcrstin. (lradt L‘ l\'.~ -.\li~t Wcatltcrbic; Z, Joltn N. Nlittwlhtcrson. Grndc lll.-l. lﬁriicst Mtttltttstin; ~2, Annie. lll. Alt. Pltcrsoit; ti, Angus Mitt-Pltcrtuttt. (trade ll. tScnioU-l, Annie Mailto- son; 2, Stuart lilaoPherson. Grade ll. (Jttuior)—-l, Belle tMRCPiIOPt-‘ﬂlll 2, Alex. A. Mac-Plow; 3, Florrit» Al. MacPltt-rsam. Grade l.—~1,l<‘.rit: i Alacldtcrson; 2, Mary M. lVlztcPltoc. t

facades?» Fﬁvﬁztifé» Ripe Tobacco.

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DODGE BROTHERS . ine Touring Cars

We have just received another shipment of these splendid Touring (Bars. They are now on display in our show rooms. . . ‘ We would again urge intending purchasers to place their orders early as each days delay makes it ltarder to secure Cars,

V The (Iood (Qualities of. Dodge Brothers Cars is so well and favorably known purchasers need not hesitate to place their orders. You want a Good (tar. You want 1t early 1n order to derive the most pleasure and use during the summer season.» In. order to secure the 111ost and the Best buy now. ‘

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