PAGE Form .. » .THE cHARLo'r'1‘a'rowN GUARDIAN _'msc or lu-»'
‘ APRIL 3 191 1
THE LATEST NEWS 4 A ___ , _ - __
Our New ldea A llandsome
Fashion Sh_eets - N Poclict llnile
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Arrived The Island’s Leading Store with each
f,,, ,.,,,,i /_ S A Mcdonald inn; rn.. loc _ k " _/ nay. sun
The Newest ol Spring Dress
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Goods
Dividing the honors of popu- -
larity with fasllioliable blue,gray is certainly the most in favor, for coming spring. Light grays are in special attire and dark grays are also in popular de. lllalld. Our sllowing of fashion- able shades of gray is of the very best in this City on exhibition, Pole, Latham, Aviation, Mole, Blomb, Sphyllox, jasper, Ele- phant, Ardoise, (lun Metal, etc.
the new and
to $3.00.
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Royal.The liing ol Broad Cloth
Ollr sllowing of this new
popular material is the best ever lllllde by us. We carry a full and colllplete assortment in all
liear in mind there is only one
' (lenuine Royal broad cloth inthe
Market. It is made of the- best wool and furnished by the best maker in the world. Prices $1.65
fashionable shades.
PALMIST lllDED SLEUTH:
SLI-lYEli’ BREAKS DOWN.
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NEW YORK, .\larcll 'lil-Tile story beell i>reviousl_v coached by the detec-
of how a confession was extract:-tl r_i\'e. The suspected mall went into from Frank E. Heillemllnn of ins ,her room. H dark place. with myster-
murller of little Marie Slnlth last ‘ions til‘ul>ill_r1S- f t It 1 .\'o\'eml:e:' near Asbury l‘ar.:, is as -'\ff@l` "~""`“t'“2 a ew rue ie ai s
strnngl- as many it rrzollerll drama. 0llliSllfil lflll`rllSl;?ll by alll! lllil-Bl{f~lV€) After llis arrest at the time of the the woman startt as t oug, aarm~ slaying I-leidclnann was allowed to go ' cd. free because there was no legal eil-, "I see strange things," she said in dence against this morphine tiend and ‘a hollow tone. “There are woods-
degenerate of New Yorlt's under world, with the sea far off. There is n lpatb lt was thcn the detective who ained -here it runs (and She tract( B the confession from him struck gilp an course over 1-leidemann’s palm with acquaintance with him and lived with llfff 7lll§Z@l`~) Allll 0"’@l` this D8-ll! I 59° him for months, coming B, tigure. It is the figure of a
The detective confided to Heide- girl- A littilc ggrl. She is snliling
mann that he had committed mur- and uuafrni . ut in thc \vc0<S B der in Chicago. Then one dayabe nr- man is lurking. Little girl-he ranged a. fake murder for I-leidemann `», Wl1l"l'-‘l" to witness. ln their wanderings to- Heidemann was trembling Vl0lCnllY. gether, they met a stranger on the and the fortllllc-teller could scarcely outskirts of Yonkers. The detcc:i\'e llwlll lllS llhlld. nlclmll nlillnrrel with lnm, dl-ew al “Silo allllrouclics- The manllilles ri-\-.river and shot, at the man, wnl,'hellllul a tree. Sli; draws nearcr. fell, apparently denli. l`hr»n-oh, it is, tl-rrililef-he steps out
"lie was 5 (`hiing_o (lot,-,ntive after I with a stone lil his hand and strike:
me," cried the “friend” of Heinemann her upon the lieall. There is blood! “l\`r'd better nlake _tracis or we'll be 5'l\0 fllC>l `fUl' Alla THE NAM" qnllrillr s:li~ii_" ,`.\l’._‘Rl)l<lflEll _\I.;\lOS'f` COLLAPSED 1».\l.>lls'r liars Banu His CRl.\ll~'l.l l-lclllcmau collapsed, and was bare-
Hut the big moment came last l ly able to Walk lrom the room to re-
q-,,,.s,1ay night, in Atlantic Qitv' whw join his cletective chum, who waited the ,1,,w,¢t,,-,. S,,,.7_,:,3,,-;L.,1 that, 'having i outside. lfle Said nothing. oil the walk 1n.,~_hiin; in .1.,_ ng gnll lhriilonliinn back to the hotel- 'File the detective
,.,h.,t u ,,,,],,,,-S," The ,,.,,m,,,, had i'pl'_etended to bc afraid of him and
_~ssld:
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\'lllll'c;li‘b'li\ilr€iii,<: sitii‘aiiii;tely(l blqllinlil-idx;
'st you to ki-ni m, sel:rf»=`. any
till l i
1 Ara broken up in a single night, and llulzcr. I’m afraid _\ ou w;ll l‘c\’er.l it t »
serious illness prevented. by taxing ' sonic lull- that l aln n nulrdclcr~ til it
` ’ , l am wnntl-ll ill l`hicu;:f,o." I S “You have nothing tn fear from me I _ friend," said lleillelllunll, “l am z_tSi¢,@m0,,n, Henry (;_ poi.,-ning_ J,-_I the
All druzzlsts. 25 menu. ` ind as you--worse-I killed a little
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.._.._._...__ - _ _ _____________ ______ .__,_ __ , - ( Q ,,,¢,-“ck and knocked dm,” b an m,¢O_
` of the Hotel Westminster. The boy
l was seriously injured and now lies
at the city hospital suffering froln rlincussion of the brain, contusions of the back and abrusions of the
able to quote low prices. Deliver- S-ve1~=»\_ fwf-
I ' E Ed in Sgiiyig Sunnnefside and .inclined by nr. H. A. Lntllrop. An
’ ambulance was summoned and the
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barrels. The bo_v's mother was out in her
automobile when the accident occur- red and could not be located until
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The Rogers Hardware Co ;i§:i,:¥l:::fffl;:1;‘fi.‘:;€.‘;
‘lull him.
I C Limited
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ui E We have for Sale 5000 bar where he ie ll pupil, and was evident-
' Ashford Street, turned the corner
1. M ]'€lS l[)Q]‘tlaI]('l C@n]e1]t and afe in charge of Curl' E. Wyman of 4' ll 4 . . ,
i ChaflOlt€tO\V11 in Ca]‘S ()f IO() I wllile Dr. Lothrop and another phy-
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Wall Papers
‘ Big new stock just opened. Beautiful Patt- erns, for Parlor, Halls, Dining Room, Bed Rooms, Kitchen. all Double Rolls. Borders to match. Prices the lowest. Sample Books ready. Wall Paper on first floor. _
Barter &Golld
Dealers in Artistic Wall
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COMMONWEALTH HOTEL
Opposite State l1ousc,Boston, Mass
ini "$2 ’- _""§f`*f' fl-1 .35 1’ .f ‘ »_"-_.. ‘> :..~*=f»'1"-fI2="“.f1=r~‘>-#f*_'»»‘ on nl ' "" ':»......-..--n --1 ' . _-_-.ei
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rallfers rooms with hot nr_ld:cold water for
.00 per day and up, which includes free
useul Public shower baths. Nothlniz to equulthisin New England. Rooms with private baths for #L50 ‘por day and up; suites of two ropms an bath for 8.00 per dny and up. lllnlnf rooms and cafa tlrst- cluss. European p an,
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF stone floors, nothing wood but the doors
Lquipped with its own Sanitary
Vacuum Cleaning Plant. bong Dlstanos Telephone lu Ever! Boom
Strictly A Temperance llotel
' Bond for Bo klet
‘ Common oallh Roto! lm
1 sroluai .clums '
girl in Aclsllul‘;_g Park."
Then he went on and narrated the
details of his crime. Meanwhile in an adjoining chamber the detective had statiollell 8 stenographer, who took it down. Then followed his arrest, and his coming trial is expected to be a record for slviftnlss.
lllIllH THEY Will
lNU_ll_llSl HEMMN
PARIS, March 28-The attempt of
the Nnundorll family who cluinl to be descendants of Louis XVI., to obtain a declaration of their French nation- ality by means of a petition to the senate, has foiled. The Nauudortls are in business in a llulall way in Paris and are regarded as Dutch citizens and therefore do not have the ad- vantages which citizens of France en- gaged in eomluercial enterprises in Paris have.
Recently a commission of the
French senate adopted u report pre- pllred by Boissy D'Anglns that the mutter should be referred to the minister of justice with u favorable endorsement. This was taken under c,onsideration_ by the senate which holds that there is no reason that the senate should concern itself with surll o question, there being ample 'facilities to obtain declarations of lllil;ilul»tlfty in the regular manner tllrou_:_;ll the law courts.
HUN llUllN__BY lUlll
1 BOSTON, Marcll 28-While he was running across Beacon Street at the corner of Otter Street yesterday af-
l2-year-old son of Henry G. Powning lf 55 Garrison Road, Brookline, was
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llnobile owned by Frederick G. King
right llnnd. i He had just left the Noble & Greenough school at 100 Beacon St
ly bound for Boylston Street to get ll car to his home The automobile
und struck the boy throwing him
I-le was picked up and carried
across to the school, where he was
boy was taken to the city hospital,
sicilln followed in another automo- mile
two hours after the accident. She immediately went to the hospital, where llel son’s name was placed on
"Our prescription department is
one of the best in the Province. Equipped with all that is purest, strongest and heat in drugs, in charge of licensed, certified pharmacists, we can fill any physician’s prescription carefully, accurately and promptly. liring your next prescription here. The Two Macs. drtf.
Every department of our store
ls brlmmlhg over wlthfreshsprlng goods. Drop ln and see us-Its never any trouble to show goods -and we guarantee satisfaction when you buy from us.-Prowse Bros Ltd. 3-29dtf
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R\eliable Watch
Repairing
A great number of watches are spoil-
cd each year by being placed in the hands of poor and inexperienced work- men for repairs A slight oversight on. their part often causes the wear and leur and inaccuracy the watch laid* shows. .-
Leave your repairing in our hands
and you'l| get all that long experience and honest work can give-and nl small cost.
W. N. Tanton
.nuns lull lil
nouns. will in
_ NEW YORK7 March 28-The grand Jllry threw into action today therima- chlnerv for full investigation of the 5
in _which 142 lives werelost, by sub- l
in its inquiry to establish the blame; and the board of aldermen paved the lj WGY for an ordinance making fire b drills compulsory in city factories. i Among the witnesses before the
C0-. whose employees were the vic- Y-llllS. an-d Joseph Asch, owner of the j
row. One hundred and fifty survivors t
Manhattan's little Italy and the Jew- i~ ish section of the East Side
addition an aldermanic committee
presentation to the legislature, plac- n
der the jurisdiction of the fire de- d
it should have rested all the while. t
capes on all buildings, fire proof and 0
requiring compulsory fire drills was
dentally the aldermen inventoried 11
an order to the Manhattan superin- D
ist by virtue of inadequate legisla- 3
y f
by fire." The order was issued short-
on November 26 last. 8
named Greenspan; 'who said he, t “screamed and runntd" from his post c on the 9th floor when the flames be- 0
ing. 'Ilhe doors swung optn to his
marshal’s belief that they were lock- r
escaped by the roofftaking no one f with hiln, although girls grasped his B garments as he ran. "It was too
taloin Chief Worth who first saw the h
‘Jth floor, testified also that he found t no doors locked or barred.
The body of a woman untouched -by
flame and unnlarked by bruises is the only one of the 20 forms in the mor- gue tonight which perhaps will be identified by anytlvng save trinklets. None of the surviving employees of the Triangle Waist Company remem- 1 bored having heard her name and t`lc police believe that she was friendless
lllllll HYPNUTISM
llll Ellllllil MlllS Ill llSllH l|l|lS
PENNINGTON, N. J., March 29- b f 1 ' 'Ea ter lilies this yelli-
Harold Heath, nineteen years old, a Tien c:;,'li)_ne 12¢¢0i-Tung to wholesale tudent in Pennington Seminary . , abou one-third
_ PlllllFlEll HIS Hlllllll
Dr. lllonva lndlnn Root Pm; Honlod Mr. Wllaon'a Qqrq
When the sewers of the body_b°,,]
kidneys and akin ducts-nt clogged ug. the b oodqulckly becomes impui-¢ nj frequently sores break out over the body The way to heal them, as Mr. Richard Wilson, who lives near Loudon, Om
"WILL Bll llM|Nl
NEW YORK Mann 23-There is to
Washington Square tire on Saturday h
poenalng twenty persons to testify p
Hrllhd jury are Max Blanck, one of is
the proprietors of the Triangle Waist: W
building. They may testify tomor- b
of the tragedy also will be summoned B and examined. W
The ll" marshal ¢0lllllll“ed 'his EX' phia. As a member of a literary and
amlnatlon of witnesses Atoday; the debating society in the school Heath
work of identification eliminated from became interested in hypnotism lngl; _ th” m0l"8“¢ all lllli Cwelllll b0<li9S Ol full, when he read ll pllper on Payhic voting against unseatiug Senator
t.hc_ victims and scores of funeral Phenomena, During the winter _the trains wended their way tl1f0llXll voung luan spent llluch of hiatime
- D E Such were the chief developments made by fellow pupils to the faculty
of the third day since the tire. In investigating committee. ministers by a vote of 38 to 21.
was instructed to draft a bill for Pratt, took part in some of the hyp-
ing the installation and maintenance ments told to the professors. These _ of flre escapes on buildings solely un- experiments were held in the boys’ BERLIN, April 1-The Reichst-ag. get out-and that sgoln some
otherwise. The proposed ordinance l~l0n. -
left with the rules committee. incl- week use Pratt suddenly became ill
ly after twenty-six girls had lost tl their lives in a tire at Newark, N. J., J
gan their sweep through the build- from the schoul'
tugging, he said, contrary to the W
ed and barred. Greenspan said be H
huddled group of 50 bodies on the ti
°l`°» W" expelled on wednesday mst' ial.isJrldi‘sgehi1rse'lli:t0d\4:1iison. This applies ollowing an investigation by the to the production on Ame,-min soil. nculty into charges made by several The quantity of n0“.e,s_,_n,,¢ comes upils that Heath had attelllpted to from Bermuda for the easter trade is ractice hypnotism. Details of what small compared to the q,,,,n¢_i;y lined, he investigation brought forth have steamsmp companies ,|,,¢i,,,~¢ innt een withheld by the faculty, ,but lt comparatively ,ew Easter mics dill
s reported that a _pupil named be imported this year' p,.0,,m,1y not
eorge Pratt, a close friend of Heath, th 10 000 - u_ ad experienced strange delusions mgglzt sggson’ the 120:31 sales ny New bile under hypnotic influence. York wholesalers reached ,~,,(~in)_000
Young Heath was a member of the No
ending books on the subject and ex- erimentin , according to- statements
Several pupils, among them George
unior class, and until last- lllll llhffl “0ms`_______________ een one of the brightest pupils in e seminary His home login King-
h _ _ _ _ . _ ton, Jamaica, but'at~preseut bn~is itll a sister who lives iii Philallel-
aos'roN, llnlrcll 2s-'rlnit`Unitc_d states senator w. lulll-my Krone 1”
Willium Loriluer of Illinois was alll- mntell by purity of motive and sill- cerity of conscience was tl" Pull- stunce of a resolution udoptcll yell' terday by the Boston Uongregutiolllll
THE LIMITATION
found, is to purify the blood. H; writes: _
"For some time l had been in a lg” depressed condition, My appetite lefi me and I soon began to suffer from indi. gestion. Quite a number of small sore; and blotchcs formed all over my skin, 1 _ tried medicine fo_r the blood and n5¢d many kinds of omtments, but without satisfactory results. What was wanted was a thorough cleansing of the blood and I looked about in vain for some
cine that would accomplish this. .
At last Dr. Morse's ndinn Root Pin,
were brought to my notice, and they ug one of the most wonderful medicine; 1 have ever known. My blood was pm. , ded in 1 very short time, sores healed up, my indigestlon vanished. They always have a place in my home and are looked upou as the family remedy."
Dr, Morse's Indian Root Pills cleangg
the system thoroughly. Sold by all laaldl at 256 a box tl
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Forty cases new hats for mon
arrived last Saturday. And how many times more than forty were
_I
otic experiments, according to state- OF ARMAMENTSL ln b6f0l'6-would be Worth tolling.
But wo get them as fast as they
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ornlitory rooms, und, it is stated, by a large majority; yesterday, re- Got your`s now.-Prowso Bros.
he role of "subject/' Pratt it is
there to the experimenter's sugges-
ullon the Government to take immed-
Chief Croker declared for tire es- said. r€SD0ll<l€<l IHOFO Olten flllill U10 late steps leading to an Intematiollal
agreement concerning the Universal Limitation of armaments andthe
rartment. There, Chief Crcker said. the pupils \\'0\1l<1 take turns acting iected the socialist motion calling Ltd. 3-30dtl
Make you' dates for
During nn experiment more than B abolition of the Right of Captllre at
nd faint. Alarmed, his friends at-
ol, but subsequentl were forced to
is reported an account of what the
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their unenforced commands andfound temllllcd to revive him from his stu- SCUHRY ABOARD SHIP.
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temlent of nlllldlngs, “lo report any 94111 in Dlltslde hclv. Md in this wav sl1A'r'rLE, April l-The .lsilallece dnuverous conditions wllych may ex- lt
schooner Chofu Maru, sent.from
- Beer & Weeks.4~1dl-l
Have you seen our new Spring
Costumes for Ladies ? They cer-
roup hall been doing reached the Yokohama to the South Sea 151,,mi§_ Lamly do Gomhlne an the eqsem
Dr. Frnnlfl McDaniel President of
nd was called back to the school by
wenty pupils were questioned con- erning the hypnotic experiments and ll Wednesday Heath was expelled
In the absence of Dr. McDaniel, ho had gone to New York, Mr. Per- y, the Vice-President, said tonight: We found it necessary to dismiss oun lllr Heath because of his c n-
g . ' o
inued bad conduct and laxity in his tudies. For months he had been a
rue that we found out that he had een excited over becoming a hypno- st but it was not for this reason
HINKS UNCLE Sill
'mt W” “‘l’°“‘“l hh"-" i\"vaN'ran,' ilu lor ncusélvorkf Ail-
Los ANGnLEs;_<i..lif., luarcll 29-
and without n relative.
the unidentified dead be placed in a
ment of charities would procure n
plot of ground in a private cemetery’
coflin and grave.
ENTIRELY BALD
ller llair Commenced to Grow Alter Using Two Week’s Use
“Fever caused me to be entirely
lmld. I had given up all' hope of again having hziir when I was advis- ed to use SALVIA. After two weeks my hair commenced to grow. I now have.tlle most beautiful head of hnir anyone ever saw. Praise to SAL-` VIA."
markable rowth of hair
tle at Geo. E. Hughes.
Prowse Bros Ltd. 3-30dtf.
nyeide. 4-1d2i.
A storm of indignation in the Jew- the United Stages and Japan was
ish Section Over the Suggestion that stated by Baron D'Estollmel1ns llc
Single LYFBVB. WHS Cllshlllallhd f0¢l8Y 755' .atc un.l representative of France nf, the announcement that the depart- ine Hague Peace Conference, in an
a:lllr..'.'s hefore the (`ity Club lag;
_ p 4 night. After referring to conditions
and bury each victim ill a separate in (_‘,,,)ifm~,~,,8 he said:
_ not want war with you or any other
of Sdvia “air 'ronw country and never will there be n
iiiifiiiils Hiluiln
Thus writes Mrs. Jackson, of New York. We can point to thousands of instances where the proper use of SALVIA has been followed by a re-
g .
SALVIA is the original remedy
which kills the dandrud germ and stops falling hair. 50c. a large hot-
Why pay for the third man's
hat? Buy here and get the best value for the lowest price-and keep your saving for yourself.-
“Get your chocolates at the Cen-
tral Drugstore, all the leading makes and packages in newesq designs. Molr's in blllk a specialty @ 50c lb. E. A. Foster, Central D'rugs1;ore,Sun-
Wonder Shine
makes it easy tocleansilver- _ ware. There is no rubbing required -- just dip your Silver, Gold, or Plated ware .- in WONDER SHINE then rinse and dry--tl:lat’s all. It gives a brilliant and
lasting shine.
Guaranteed to contain no
acids, mercury, cyanide of potasium or other injurious ingredients. Money refund- ed if not satisfactory.
25c package.
E. A. Foster R
Central Drugstore _
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S 4’ I StarSteamLsundry
That there is danger of war between
Constallt, member of the French Sell-
“But there is a storm hlmgillg over
your heads, a battle that ‘threatens de-truction of all this lovelinrsg ani] it. is of this I have come to warn you. Japali does not want war any more than you do, but may be forced into it by a force of circumstances that seems to be involving you both.
"Let me tell you that Japan does
war between this country and Japan unless it is stirred tip by ignol-ance
llll Glllllll Slllllllllll
TORONTO, March 29-Nearly 1500
members of the Independent Order of Oddfellows crowded into Bond Street Congregational Church yesterday af- ternoon to witness and partake in the last sad rites over the body of their beloved comrade and grllnd secre- tary, J. B. King, who passed away nt his residence at 54 St. Mnry’s Street lust Saturday. Flowers in beautiful profusion showed that the service was not alone of sadness, but also ll promise of futurity, where life will not be “as a tale that is told." Several uniformed cantona marched in solemn order into the body of the church, while the other members, with the sisters, mothers, wives and friends, filled in the sides and gal- lery. The meeting followed a private service at the home, conduetedby Archdeacon Cody of St. An- glican Church. After the in the church the long line of
followed the remains to
Toronto station of the Railway, where most of era boarded cars to the Mount Plea- sant Cemetery.
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I nvestzgateg Our Superrorlty
Men and women wllo ad-
mire quality in laulldry should investigate the superiority of our work.It is noticeable in all classes of laundering but par- ticularly on full dress shirts, fine shirt waists, lace curtains and other articles that require skill and care to produce best results.
Send us your bundle this
week and we‘llsllow what is possible in high-class launder- ln .
lflllono 15| for our wagon.
and :insane S““”3"l‘l°- i "”""l ' A. F. Webster, Prop.
tion and which ina cause loss of life l*‘-°“ltY- _ _ _ had a terriblevoyage ‘during which
tive men died of scur\'Y
le Seminary, was attending the New Twenty other.; were ,Henry emnc_ I
~ ,~ _ ~ ‘ , vary according to the Costume-<
ersey conference at Athmtlc (my rated when the schooner put into the mater|a| and tr|mm|ngS_b,,,,
Y-oltollamu just before the Awa Maru
Subpoena services brought befor: his asslstullts i“,°rdf”"th"'t he might' left for Seattle, according to reports
Fore Marshal Beers a machiniqt direct the investigation. More than
brought by that stearnsllip, which has just arrived.
tlals ot`Fashlon-and tho Tailor- ng ls beyond crltlclsm. Prices
we will meet any catalogue price -as well as any price ln the pro-
vince.-Prowse Bros Ltd. 3 29dt.
(ounnnlnu ct
Asslrlco Aus]
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FEMALE HELP
dm_k",, he Sam’ "tu am them. Bat ylrouble maker among the boys. It is \VAN1‘ED-A capable girl for gen-
eral house work, in family of
three. Apply evenings to Mrs. D. A. McKinnon, 23 Fitzroy St. 4-1dtf._
ply Moroll House, 13h Kent St.
i 2-25d2impd
FOR SALE
"FOR SALE, 13 pure bred York- ___ shire pigs, sows and boara from best prize winners. Apply to W. H. Pope Cooke, York, P. E. I.
4-1d6ipd.
“TOR SALE, rubber-tired baby-can __ ridge, good us new. Apply 214 Weymouth St. 3-3ld3ipd.
_FOR SALE, a two wheel high cart __ in good condition. Apply 202 Richmond St. 4-1d3i.
TOR SALE, thoroughbred register- .__ ed Chester white pigs (2 to 5 weeks old). Apply to T. W. Prowse, Union Road. 4-ldrilipd.
`?-UR SALE, 2 Ayrshire bulls, ten __ nlontlls old, of good milking strain. Apply to (1. H. Robertson, Marshfield. 3-31d6ipd.
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40R SALE, 150 acres land good .__ _ buildings on Brnckley Point Iload, 6 miles from Charlottetown. Apply on the premises to J. Stanley Wedlock or F. H. Horne, City. IJROR SALE. double tenement house
on Upper Prince St. Apply to
Mrs. R._B. Huestis. 3-28dtf.
|{"»0R SALE, seed wheat, White _ _ Russian seed wheat, 162 Victoria Row, John Newson. 3-13d1m.
SAFES-ALL SIZES AND STY-
LES.-If your safe ls too small
we will exchange it for a new Domin- ion Safe & Vault Co's Safe. The Can- adian Fairbanks Go., Limited, gg John. N. B.
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FOR SALE, pure bred Holstein
_ Bull, Johanna Sarcastic of Riv- erside. No. 3001. sire .r-_llnlnlnt uve 4th Lad No. 2105. Dam Hulda Wayne of Riverside No. 2668. Bred by Matt Richardson, Ont.. For exteudell pedi- gree and milk records of dams, etc. Apply to Hector A. Mcflcflll, New Dominion. 3--3|\dr3ipl.
_llél-5 £22!-P WANTED `
\‘/TANTED, man for genehalwfnimi-
_work. Apply to Perley Mutcll,
Southport/ 3-31d6ipd.
_A mwnlstcttnnsous
P OTICE-Ernest Warren, l‘Er'th
_ Vltiver, will run his mill Wednes-
days uud Fridays to crack grain for his customers. 4-1d6ipd.
l`)ARKEl-l DYE WORKS-We have ,_ the agency for Parker Dye Works, Toronto, well and favorably known throughout the Island. Work entrust- ed to us will have our careful atten- tion, John T. McKenzte. 3-13d1m. r -- W" 'i
T0 LET V *O LET, house on King St., nenr __ Railway Station, City with 8 rooms and hot water heating. Apply nt 66 Prince St. . 4-1d6lpd. VDO LET-one half of subscrib->r's __ house on Orlebar St. Modern conveniences, rent moderate. Apply to Sidney Grey. 3--30rltf. V W-O LET. Four rooms, No. 167 ._ Water St. Apply to 301 Kent St. 3--28dti. V T0 LET, store, part. of Mclnnis ___ building, suitable for general business. Large cellar and warehouse in connection. A. Currie & C0.. Souris. 3-_2A5_d_lnI_.__, ` VDO LET, large brick store on the __ busiest part of Queen Street, close to banks and market can be lltf ted to ault tenant. Apply 188 Queen Fltreof 1-lllldtf. i
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`\\,7AN'I‘ED, second hand elllfells
pole. Inquire at Mcinnis Bros.,
City. 4--1d3l`pd._ _
\VANTED by Morell Farmers’ In-
stitute, a pure bred Ayrshire
bull two or three years old. State price and age. Milton H. Jardine, Morell. 4-1d§§lj>__d- _ \VAN'ran, cressmilklng. will gc
'out by the day. Annie Hickox,
111 Elm Ave. 3-zglplnq.
WANTED-Old Cameo bronchus.
old jewelry, old church commun-
ion tokens, old gold coins also old stamps and mahogany furniture. W. A. Kaln, 116 Germain Et., St.. Jollll.
N. B. 8-9dr38lpd.
'Rell'
otor _Supplle
Cla I
able -I
prices, are shipped promptly
` {_Our motor supplies _and fittings are superiorto the\
ordinary mall order articles. sell at more reasonable
destination---somethingthat makes our service distinctive.
Ourstock is large and extensive. We can supply
any demand and the quality and quantity of display will please evell the most exacting. Every order receives
and arrive oil time at their
Guaranteed K. W. Spark Coils Make-and-break spark coils Packard wire (Primary and
secondary)
Schehleroarburetors
_ Grease and oil cups
Thrust bearings
Rubber nose
Albany grease
Automatic bailers.
\... _..
>prompt attention Send for price list.
Combined ‘water 'scoop and
strainer Tank bushes - Gasoline pipe, tin, copper and
lead
Propollora
ronze shaftln
laerlnl' wheel:
asollno - olt. and amparo meters Reverse gears. -
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Bruce' Stewart fd’ Co. Ltd. ._
Charlottetown, P E l