A1’l{IE'2o_ 1911 ,T

-£%

The Ainberola 1

,_ A new Edison Phonograpli Q

i The greatest ofiall sound-repro~

_ ducing instruments--'as beautiful A artistically as it is wonderful, har- monious and natural musically. It ` plays both Edison Standard and

Edison Amberol Records.

or Oak; has drawers for holding loo Records. The price is $240

Timm are lildiiimi drnlers vverywhv-rr. fin to me npnrc/~i. und hear ilm Edlnini l'i\iin¢||\-,wir play \\ulI\ F.4l||ioii Sinliiliiril nllll lzllliooii Aliil»i~rol lff‘1:- nriln. iii-L coinplute riitiilogs from your ilrulrr or [ruin us.

Iidinnn Plioiingrnpliu, 515.5010 5':in.o.1, l-Zdlaon

Siiiiiilnrd lfernrd\\.4oi~. lidiiioii Ainlir-rolllef~oi'|ll fpbiy iirive nn loznzi, Ode. lidlron Graiiil open llecoidr, sae. io 5-.'i.o.

NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH C0. 100 Lakeside Ava . Orllu. N J U5 A

EDISON PBONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS SULD BY

Toombs 56 Queen Si »

It comes in either Mahogany

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entertaining hate for twenty-four hours is sugigestcd.

lt is “giving place tu wrath," that

we are worried against, that is, let- ting it in and being hospitable to- wnrd it, giving it board and lodging. lt inalres itself at home then, and there is afatal pride of consistency that prevents the will from turning the tcant out. If he ought evei' to have come in, now he ought to stay, thut is the reasoning. The doctrine of the text is, that all accounts of UN dill' should he squared before sun- set. That one may go to his bed as lm hopes to go to his grave; at peace.

One who frills into anger and res-

cues liiniself, gets out Ol it before niglit-turns away from it, forsakes lf. shows to himself and others that his full was an accident, a mere rush of blood to the head. But one who willingly goes to sleep with the thing in his lieurt, shows to himself and others that it is a dclilicrate crime uf the \vill. He has consented to it. lie thinks like Jonah, that he does well to hc angry.

They say “Revenge is sweet," the

.Snyiui-: is not true. lieyeuge is not sweet, it is very bitter. “Aveiige not yourselves" says (lod, "Vengeance is mine, and I will repay.” 'l‘here is no need for anyone to volunteer a private vengeance. That matter we may well believe is taken care of in every case. "The mills of God grind slowly," but they grind. There is no way out of it, ex- cept by repentance and doing works meet for repentance.

li' you know that a man is sincere

in his sorrow, for any offence against you l suppose you will forgive him. If you do not, you are worse than he. You do not know whether he is sin- cere or not, and so hesitate. God knows whether he is sincere or not, and there will he exact justice done. lf he is not sincere in his repentance, the penalty waits. A man who he. lieves in God is patient.

Peter draws his sword to defend

his Mai-:ter and punish his Master’s enemies. Let him slieathe his sword und wait a littlc and the ltoinan le- .liluns will not leave in all Jeriisalem, one stone iipnn another. Of course there is no use in fighting anger upon its own level, hy resolutions. Nothing is so ‘liitul to it as a serious shot lt‘l1:ii'l<‘s Dickens turned it over in hir mind and concluded that he had noi time to hute anybody. it seems so All our euoniics are under sentence of dc-nth iinyiiny. Fifty _years will ser thcni all gone and ivliile they live, we' may be certain that they are not lin iv

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Miller Bros.,l23 Kcnf Si. 'rim things time semi-are bt-tween

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" ' ` ‘ "5-‘V ~"'~-~`-' 'ed to gzrow. (`erti1in Sicilizins wh:

.. E. ,_A ‘_ _iforni ii. roliniy iii New flrleans, al

I§l\r;1_vs light nnd knife one anothei

iL.'». .l \ _ _, \ '\~.lii‘n the ineet. When you ini iiiri

Y _ l

‘the irzisoii for the Vendetta there i~-

If you wunt u .spray punzp ggi; rip; ],,;,,[_ lion |~i»§i.~;oii, 'nie in-,iiiiiaiiilii or nil

-oiuiiiel is l'oi;;otten, .-o seiisrless ii

V I ‘I i»fMtl".o,'.~_:tritfo thnt liiiz'ill<csl.tlic

f`,vii 1 \\ \'itii cms .ini iooi

: 'l'h.~ direction of the text is to tak;

are giiziraiiiced for icri \'e;ii's. The cvliii<lei':_< :no Vor- L",)f_i‘,°H"f£i';““Mgt spoiitir I in

,~ 'f_ 1 _’ _ N _ _. “`__ y _‘I-‘ 1' "roii:ycscrii1_v

Celmu lined* D0" t buf H1355 C_lllll\ll-\»"- lto rise in thc morning with ii goof]

_ ., ,_ _ , _~ ‘_ _ ’¢|icurt und ri restored soul. Life, ni-,

Get Oul Cal‘llUiiu£' and l~lH“‘L" _l.~l|orl, ns it is, is not nltoiretlier pier.-

‘ Cel ready to spiny iiitli NlA(l»\l`{_»\ lil-‘._"\l\Ill ri"‘_"“» _“’ ‘,““-R” "“` ""*" ‘il it- It is H

l.l l\l lil SULVH UR while the li‘<_‘c.\` :irc yet iloriii_"iiii.

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AULD Ell.{0S .3 liidililii

&`£_"l€‘¥"'

\1li.I i|\h\;,i~ and the putli if ioiiizli, uno it .~¢r~r-1-is lhe kiiiipsnrlc gets hr‘.ii\'iei' ni yllir :;ir':‘i|i,:tli 1:1-is less to bear it. Il iis i-ot, possililr to look :it this earn

"l` . . . .. ._1_. »l\_:in iiiili nn); ilolihi. tliiit rucli is get

\\/lioleszilc l)istril_\ii*.ors Gen Act for l-‘.15 l:~I:i

1 rswclrif

lk Alibi l liEl.l.0l

\Ve wish to iiilorni you that all liniicls :irc now

on Deck in o1ir“S;-\Il.i\'lAKlNG Dl‘iPAli'l`i\ll‘§N'l"

and if you have any new sails “to make kindly place your orders at once. We have in our employ compel-

ent sailmakers and can guarantee your sntisfactioii in every respect. _

The ()ld Estziblislicd House

Bruce Stewart fd. Co Limiied

Su itCcSSoi's in

A. Kennedy dll Co. _Box 243 l’l‘.nuc 117

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Lynchs’ Biscuits Are As Good As You Could Wish For

'l`lici'c's ri distinctive lastiiicss and

; purity to Lynchs’ Bisciiits that iiiukes

tlicni the favorites in thouszinds of homes. , lynchs' hiscuifa couldn’i be anyihing

else hui good for they are made by adept cooks using the best ingredients on the Canadian market and baked in one of

_ Can:ida’s cleanest kitchens.

V We know .you will buy Lynchs’ eventually for they are at the head of .3 their class. -\/Vhy not now? Ask your

' grocer for them.

’ Lynchs` Ltd

Sydney, N S.

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ini DID NOAII SMOKE' Ti

(Did he know a good thing '.’)

He surely did, :ir;d_

~ We Want All Smoliers _

_ ‘ ’ io know our

_ 1 . Bright Cui Tobacco.

iha good' iliing. Ai your izrocers rind d,»i|g_il§isi;. C `I ‘ / ._ , ., , icke & Nicholso o acco o. _ = <“'°"‘ “"- . 27.i<12z¢21€i?f/‘iz/W2 ' y., ,__ _ C-‘,,',,.,,,,,,&'f. Phwv 345 ' smwr. .\i..\1oN n0S\\ Ati.. xy -,//////4;; ;,; i_

1 il-v ,-;i‘if‘l he ncrils. Uni' own io in llir 11 prey of i ml-'l>illS liS--ll! incl' cifni to our r~oiiii'i‘.dri:_ fmt ui: niaks the nuii'i~ii from the rrndle io l,li- _rqiwive ns plrnsuiii. :is possible. Let nl' Iiiil<‘i`iii~s»i and \\'rnl.li zinprcr nnd <-.limi or :ind evil spe.1.kiii;=; be Nil. ii\\'i1_\ from _you--with :ill iiialice, and be yi ,kind---oiic to iinotlier---tender-lienrted fiii'_i».,'i\'iii-kr, one iiiiotlici'-~eveii’ as Goil for \`liri.<i.'s sake hath loririveii you.

GRAY HAIRS BANISHED.

The old idea. of using sage for

darkening the hair is again coming in vogue. Our grniidmotlierfs used to have dark, glossy liiilr at the age of seventy-five, while our mothers have white hair’ before they are fifty. Our grzindmoihci-s used to make a "sageie.1" and apply it to their hair. 'Pho lea inside their hnlr Soft and plcrsy and grzidiialiyrrestorcd the n:1i.iir:il color.

One objection to using siirli a, prep-

aration was the trouble of making lt, cspnclnlly as lt had to be niado every two or three days on account of it soiiring quickly. This objection has hccn overcome and by asking almost any first-class druggist for Wycths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy tho public can get a. superior prepara- ilon of sage, with the admlxtiire ol’ sulphur, nnotlier valimblo remedy for hnli' and scalp troubles. Daily use of this preparation will not only quickly rr~sr,nrs the color of the hair but will also stop tho hair from falling out' and innkn it gi-ow.

This preparation ls offered fo the

public at fifty cents ri hottie and is

recommended and sold by lil. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Qunnyside, and McKinnon Drui: Co.

A rciyiesaaie _ - Stallion

(Donald)

I (H201)

1 Own ILL/k Ny! U( " ,V l i ini: miw, or, \‘. ill sonif-tliini.: rrncl

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Dam

Maggie 3rd of Harleyliolni (imp)

13322.

Maggie znclofliarleylioliii (9276)

(1238: l.

Maggie of Harleyholm (9277)

(_‘l3'>')~ _ ` _ Sire

Searcliliglit ( Imp )_ (8763)

(13925 i.

Acme (Imp) (6187) (10485).

blaster of Blsmlyre (2283)

Loudaii Friiii (509). , \V'll be lct to a limited numbers

of mnres. 'l`eims $io for the seri- son cnsli or note piiyiible ist ,ol

.,,

YEAR

This family linimeni has stood the lest of gcnerniiniw.

Taken inwardly ii has cured iliousands of Colds, (‘n»n_'li»,

Sore Throat. (Troup, e1c.,and has always been rho lie: liui meni`for liruises, Swellings, Rheumiiiisni and Lnniencs..

JOH£\lo?0N’S

Parsons’ _ s

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- - 106 A I-___ fgi. f YEARS l-ll'l.3l 1 OLD Ti-iis

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Brick store on Qiiceii

_ Strcet,neai‘ to market. Can

be used as' one store or will

- be rented to two parties-

Apply 188 Queen Street.

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Canada _ In tlkilslfrobmte Cour Prui' ni e oi Prince the t sent dly.0 Ed ward island April A. D. 1911.

In Re state of Rotert Hogg late

of Charlottetown in Queen's County in the said Province deceased Tes- tate. -

By the honorable Richard Reddin,

Surrogate Judge of Probate &c &c c. To the Eberiii of the County of Q»\\9€!1`s County or any constable or literate person within said county.

Greei.lng:- .

Whereas upon reading the Peti-

tion on tile of Jessie W. Hogg of (‘l l tl; t '

iaro e own in Queens Cointy a-

foresaid widow executrix of the last

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will and testament of the said Robert

, The remedy in emergencies. Sold creryvvlieie d,§\,,.,-',»,ug_ _ O _

250 and 50;: bottles

I. S. JOHNSON 8; CO., Boston, Mass. '

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ll You Want A Good Gun

call and see our stock in io mid 12 Gauge lireech loading, Also ful line in cartridges all sizes. Belts, Gziine Biigs, Wales and Rclozuliiig

Sets Wire cartridges 3, io, 12 gauge.

For sale by

S. W.CRABBEi

best references.

Hardware, Paints and Oils. 1

Phone 1594.] for prices,

Jas. A. Mciiachern

|24 Gi. Geo. Si.

Lobster F actorres

I have iii full supply of every-

tliivizyoueould pos>ib|,vr1-iiuiri- in lolistui' fuctory supplies, 11|- uipini-nii~i and fiiiinias but one po_int on which 1 Luke pmt icului"

pride is my work on ntl-;|m pipe iiiioigs. I n:i_\‘e hziil oror'/.'. years experience in ini' v ork-your

- neiizlfiboivi or friends are my

Hogg praying that 3 citation mayibe issued for the purposes hereinafter set forth; You are therefore hereby required to cite all persona interest- ed in the said estate to be and ap- pear before me.at a Probate Court to he held in the Court House in Char- lottetown in_ Queens County in the said Province on Wednesday the sev- enteenth day of May next coming at the hour of of twelve 0'clock noon of the same day to show cause if any they can why the accounts of the said estate should not be passed and ' the estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of Norman A. Campbell csquire, Proctor for slid Petitioner. And Ido hereby order that E, true copy hereof be forthwith published in the Charlottetown Guar- dian newspaper for at least four cen- secutive weeks from the date hereof and that 8 true copy here0,f he forth- with postcd in the following public places respectively. Namely In the , Hall of the Court House in Charlottetown, in front of the School House in the

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the Buckley might well claim your choice in hats-not an- nnother hat made includes so wide a range of ‘becoming styles in men’s headgear.

Produced from American blocks, '

1 in amodcrn Eng-

lish factory, and

workmen, the

_ Buckley has a

_ ”`” stvleandd-istinction all its own.

As for quality-wear-resist

/5? ance-well, can you remain in.

doubt after reading the wide- open Buckley guarantee? Read it again-do ~

you think ia manu- ~. factiiriw would flare _

lei- -1- ' '1 i* _ , "fr "2 dnl ri t l'liorrui_s‘,'lil_v ,

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GUARANTEE

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There’s a Buckley for every type of countenance---and in every Buckley Hat' there is a guarantee.

'duct-il’ he didri"t kriow his hats would stand the iuost careless use and the roiigliest weather? - '

And, by way of p1'ovin_i;f that

there’s to be no qiiibbling or red tape about the cxclinii_;1:\-M

to coi1\'i1'ir'e you

- that the giiuiwl-

tee eiisiires .fi new hat wiflioiit em- barassing ques- tion-:isking froni the lint in'ei'¢'li':ii1t

-ther~e’s that ‘accident claiisrr’

which says:

"We agree in exchange this hat. if

same is damnm-d diy accident during the said four months."

The Buckley is on sale nt the

best hat shops. Price, $2.50.

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'known ns Spring Park School) and nt or near l.o\‘e’s Tannery in the East lioyalty of Charlottetown so rim, "li |»;i-.-oil: intrestrd in the said |<l.~'tatr as nloreaid may have due no- tice thereof. `

L. S.

Sed, RICHARD REDDIN,

- Siii'ro,~,gate Judge of Probate.

Given under my hand and the seal of the said Court- this thirteenth day of April A. D. 1911 in the first year of His Majcsty’s Rei-; n

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Gummudoie Ledyaril Trotter--34709 Standard by Rule lC|ass A

t’oinmodore Lcdyard was sired hy

ADlV1lliAl. DEWISY 2.042, by Bing- cn Z.0ii}, out of Nancy Hanks 2.04, by HAl’l’Y l\‘llGDlUM, dum l)IC_'1lA-__ _\‘iil{. The ('L>MMUl)()ltE'S dum l.'-idy litlilynn 2.241 at three was a very lust colt trotter with the abili- ty to trot better than 2.13. As u three year old she started at lioao- rille in a field of 17 aged horses and wus n nose behind thc winner in 2.13. Her sire Jaclulaw has 24 in the list including Maxim 2.082' (sist- er of Lady Ethlynnl :ind Allerday 2,119.1.. He is by Jiiy liird (ll6 in the 2.250 list, his sons hnvc ~l4l) he by iirorgc Wilkes 2.22 by Hoiiibletoninii lil. .l;u~kilu\v" is hnlf brother of All- l,l<lI{'|`UN 2.01\§ (lfili in the list, sons iinre l-17), His dum Queen McGi‘c;:- or by l<`crgus Nlcilrepgor has several in the list und is ai sister of Pansy l\lel}i‘e;,:ui-, yrnrliiii: reroril 2.23}, two

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izct, ll wr-nt in the list last year ‘Vri- eludini: Capt. ileorirc (4) 2.091. Si-.iei11.i:1 12.111, Lord Dewey (2) 2.2232 lion llevncy (2) 227;, Lord - Calvert (2) 2.275, &c.

The great sires of speed last year

were Todd, Biiigara, and Admiral Dewey, ull sons of Bingen 2.06). The grent lil-Ili/\N 1.582 is half brother of i‘(iMMODl\RE'S sire. as is TODD,

lllNGAllA und JOHN WARD 2.05%.

Coniniodorn possesses a wonderful

combined speed inheritance. If you wnnt to produce record-breakers breed to the blood that hos produced Kings and tiueeiis of thefturf. V ‘ Will iiiuke the season of 191! in

(‘hnrlof.tetnwn standini: at Mr. Frank liuglirs’ atnhlcs, (imltnii St. This liori-ic was ivintcrcd by John J- (Yllrien nt. llonslinw und is in better condition for the stinl th:in`i1n_v day since his importation. For tl*-l`lllH»

cle., upply nhoiif. May lr-it to v

.Nil-iN J. 0'llllll<}l\.

(in charge.)

YOUNG BAHRISTER

Registered liy ()l.ll llAllli1S'l`1‘I|l 194, dam MY- S(ii~l'l`l>l lil-12 ii. (‘lydesdale inure nn- ported from Scotlniid, sired by the world renowned sire i\lCGfCZ0l` 1407- Tliis horse in well known ull through this l’ro\'ince. His colts are largfl. stylish mid prize-winners at our ex- hibitions and are in great demand. bi‘inp:ing big prices. He will make the scnsoii of illll in Charlottetown at the stables of Mr. Frank Hughes, Grafton St. For terms. etc-. BPPW

to `

JOHN J. (YURIEN.

Owner.

(‘p'(._,wn, April 4-18dtus8i. _Notice to the Publ|c____J

Having been engaged with

John Newson for 24 years and

l Mark Wright for 3 years I

have a thorough knowledge of all kinds of iipbolsterlug, . repairing, cleaning, cabinet making, Painting, varnishing and graining. Having rented the premises formerly occu- pied by my employer, I am now ready to do all kinda of work in my line, and do here-

i` by solicit the uiiuierous cus-

tomers who have been in the habit of dealing on these pre-

,, mises for so many years. , QJ make a specialty of lay- l ing oil cloth, carpets, banking

blinds, curtain poles, and all kinds of picture moulding.

L-1”-= LUKE illGG\NS _-_-_L

,in uydiioy Street, ow. Cathedral

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