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l -- _g JACK JOHNSON WAS FINED $1000.

CHICAGO. April za-Jack Jonn-

son, negro pugilist, was fined $1000 by Judge Carpenter in the United States D'strict Court today, after charges of smuggling a $2000 necklace had been dropped, and the heavy- weight had pleaded nolle contendere to charges of concealing from Fede- ral officials the fact that he had iew- elry in his possession. The necklace was forfeited to the Government, and probably will be sold at auctioh.

The action winds up the lesser of

two cases which Federal authorities have against Johnson. He is still to come to trial on an indictment charg ing violation of the Mann Act.;

The necklace was .brought into this country when the pugilist’s first' white wife, who afterwards commit- ted suicide, returned from a Euro- pean tour.

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ICE REPORT.

The Board of Trade has received the

following ice report :-The staamers “Bruce" and "Montcalm" report no ice in Cabot Strait; other points-no

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Priccsf $5.00up

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how easy they are to u.e. BROWNIE CAMERAS $1.00 to $12 00

i 4,3 Butter ` f ',» fOr UR

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Hiliil ARRIVALS

The following registered at the Queen Hotel, Charlottetown yesger. dayb-Messrs. J. R. Dennis, City; w_ Forbes, Port Vernon; C_ E_ yratt Bt- I’°t°\"Bi P. M. Arsenault, Russel R. MacLean, Georgetown,

_ The following registered at the Vi¢. toria Hotel, Charlottetown, yester- day:-Messrs J. A. Telfer, Moncton; W. A. Cookson, Montreal; J. R, Saunders, Toronto; W. C. M, Mk. hurst, Halifax; John Hiurst, Mont- real; P. J. Gallant, Piusville; J. H, Myers, Hampton; G. H. Taylor, Brantford, Ont.; W. LeMoine, North Sydney, C. A. J. MacDon- ald, Ceorgetown; W. MacDonald, Georgetown; Rev, R. J. MacDonald Bras; Rev. John A. MacDonald, Sou-' ris; J. D. Campbell, Montreal; N, w_ Latter, Montreal; Chas. H. McDon. aid, St. John, N. B.

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The following registered at the Re-

vere Hotel, Charlottetown, yester- day:--Messrs W. Flyfe, Stanley; C. E, Main, Woodstock, N. S.; S. Pineau, North Rustico; Mrs. I-I. Gamble, Al- bany; Mrs. C. S. Delaney, North Try- on; T. A. 'McIver, Kinkora; J. Gillis- pie, Appin Road; Mrs. Henry War- rick, New York; Messrs. N. E. Owen, Hamilton; J. A. Bain, Sussex, N. B.; C. L. Strickland, City; R. J. Martin, New Glasgow, N, B.

Inverness Lump Coal

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MINES. Warranted

good, _lust arrived

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suffering from a tainted or infected

Get a boiilo today. Price ............................................ ..$l 00

McKinnon

' Cur. Gi. Georgp and Kent Street .

Bamboo Brier Blood Builder

Because of ihe nature and quality Lf the materials contained

lhorein, is strongly recommended and highly beneficial for those

blood supply.

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a tip from us and reme¥ber to ask for HICKE ’S B RIGHT CUT smoking obacco. or COMBINATION WIS'l‘ chewing. Best ever.

Tobacco Co. Lid. i

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comfort, A-1 service and an ex- cellent cuisine as in The Halifax Hotel,

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Church Road on Sabbath at 7.80 D. i'fl» ,_

MT. STEWART.-The services next sunday on the Mt. Stewart circuit will be Marie at 11 a. ui. Ht. Stew- art at 3 p. m., Dunstadnsge st 7.

...'ST. PETEIVB BAY.-The Rev.

Aubrey Harwood will preach st St Peter's Buy at 8 o'clock Bunday sf- ternoon, April 27th. This will bt his last service at St. Peters' as he has accepted a call to a church in New Brunswick.

WEST KENT CONCERT.--Those

interested in the City Schools can in no better way show their interest then in patronizlng the concerts given by the schools. The pupils of West Kent School are preparing a splen- did concert for Friday evening, May 2nd. Buy a ticket.

THE STEAMERS.-The Northum- berland carne oil the slip on Monday and started running on the Point dt Chene and Summerside route Tues- day. The Empress went on the slip on Tuesday and came oil yestenday, arriving in Charlottetown yesterday afternoon. She will run between herr and Picton to-day and Saturday. The Empress and Northumberland will re- sume their regular runs on Monday.

REMAINS FORWARDED.- The re-

mains of Mr. Jeremiah Pineau, whose death was reported in yesterday’¢ Guardian, were conveyed to the rail- way station yesterday, en route to Rustico, where he will be buried this morning. The late Mr. Pineau was a young man of about 20 years of age and was respected and esteemed by all who knew him. He leaves to mourn his loss, a grief-stricken sister and many relatives and friends to whom. The Guardian extends sincere sympathy,

WEDDING BELLS.-The marriage

took place on Wednesday, April 9th, 1013, at Plymouth, of Mr. Nelson C. Anderson, of Guernsey, and Miss Ruth Anna Barnes, of Plymouth. Rev. H. R. Vessey, of Wutrous, performed the ceremony. The bride .was at- tended by her sister Lnrado H. Barnes while Mr. Weston Andersor acted as best man. Alter the cere- mony, dinner was tastefully arranged by Mrs. Hislop, and Mrs. Ray Barnes, of Lockwood, after which the happy couple left for their home north of Guernsey.-C/uernsey, Snsk., Stand- ard, Mr. Anderson referred to in the above is a son of Mr. John Ander- son, Provincial Audiior, Charlotte- town.

STRATHCONA INS'1`ITUTE.- At

the last general .meeting of the Stru- thcona Institute held at Hazelbrook on April 22nd the following resolu- tion was passed unanimously 1 “Ile lieving that the prohibiting of the running of .automobiles is the best possible act for P. E. I., be it there- fore resolved; that we the Officers and members of Strathcona Farmers Institute enter our protest against passing an act to allow them to run on our country roads, at least until such time as proper roads would be constructed whereon to operate them.” (Patriot and Examiner.)

FLORAL SOCIETY.-A meeting of

the Floral Association of Prince Ed- ward Islaud was held last night in the office of Mr. Williams, with the President, Mr. J. A. Clark, in the chair. After reading and confirming the minutes of the previous meeting, a constitution and code of bye-laws was adopted. The prize list was then. taken up and a few changes and add- itions made. It was decided to post- pone publication of these pending re- ceipt of further suggestions. Mr. W. S. Louson donated a silver medal to be given as first prize for the best collection of wild flowers to be ex- hibited at the Flower Show in Au- gust, open to all the children of the province. It was decided that com- petition at the Flower Show would be confined to members of the Asso- ciation with the exception of that in wild flowers which will he open to all children, also t-hat no entry fee woull be charged exhibitors. A fee of ten cents will be charged for general ad- mission to the Show. 'A committee was appointed to wait upon the Cum- missioncr of Agriculture with a view to securing financial assistance from the government. The selection of a building in which to hold the Flower Show was left in the hands of thc Executive Committee. 'The meeting adjourned to meet at the call of the President.

::Rexall Face Cream is one of the

most popular toilet requisites we sell, It is A delicate cleanser and beautifier, very eilective in all cases of roughness and redness of the skin, chopped hands and lips, etc. This preparation is free from grease and is rapidly absorbed by the skin. Price 25c. The MacKinnon Drug C0-.

Corner Great George and Kent Sag!

Evaporated

Cream Z Bfedd af _

Evspcrsted Cream Bread is the

biggest seller ln the city. It is , ||8h¢_ gwest, Bsky loaf that is as delicious and wholesome as the most captions could desire. Largs loaf 7:. _gin Dees Viviun end

on-iinsry housembss. Phono sl 1.

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Plctvu Yesterdayto go on the slip.

ui live minutes late.

gflietis camimi , -is the Baptist ings have been held‘ for four weeks and have been very successful. _Eight were received this Week for Baptism and others are waiting from last geek. There will_»be`Baptism next

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tion in a most delightful series of meetings,

death occurred in Bonshaw, on April Oth. of Mr. D. A. Mcllean after a pro- tracted illness. The deceased, who w ti an hi

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stant. The remains will he interred at

press arrived in Charlottetown at 12. an accommodation at 5.53 p.m., thir- teen miuutes late; the western ac- commodation at 12.35 p. m., forty minutes; late; the Cape Traverse train at 10.50 a.m., fifty-five min- utes late, and the southern accom-

utes late.

Newsom, Senior Member of the firm of

the Massachusetts Silver Black Fox Co. for the purpose of selecting a site for their ranch, yesterday purchased the beautifully situated property of Donald McMillan, on the Mount Ed- ward Road. This farm consists of fifty acres, and has one of the band- so chi anywhere. For the past several e

superintendent, Mr. J. C. McKen- drick, has been looking at different sites throughout thc province and re being the best. The property is lo- cated on Mount Edward Road,about th than the well known Dennis Fox

throw of the ranch to be built this nu

A wztcnding the electric light, telephone

,`»\_'ill__endeavour to make the property h

T pany the greatest measure of success

ll ning of the influx of American capi- tal.

returning will leave Charlottetown lor Boston, Tuesday, May 6th. The Pl

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THE MINTO.-’I‘ho_ Minto went to

THE MAIL SPECIAL.-The mail pecial arrived in Charlottetown last Eht at 11.25, one hour and thirty-`

CAMPAIGN %~°B'IilB.- 'rm sven- hurch closed last-iight. The meet-

uuday sveningp Rev. Z. L.' Fash hanked all for their heart co-0 era.

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MR. D. A. MCLEAN DEAD.--The

as 67 years of age, was a most es- mable citizen, a thorough Christian <1 highli' esteemed by all who kinew m. Hs leaves to mourn the loss of devoted husband, his widow and a mber of brothers and sisters. The neral will take place on the 8th in-

Westmoreland cemetery, '

INTWARD TRAINS.-The eastern ex-

50 p. m. yesterday, three hours d twenty minutes late; the eastern

odation at 10.40 a. m., forty min-

NEW FOX COMPANY.-Mr. J. E.

Newso_1n__»&V McLeo`d, commission erchants, Boston, and Treasurer of

, capital $350.000.00, who is here

mest groves, suitable for Fox ran- ng that can be secured

eks, the company’s manager and

commended this particular one as

rec quarters of a mile further north

unch, and will be within a stone’s

mmer by the Hon. John Agnew, lberion. The company purposes

nd water systems to the ranch and

e finest of its kind in the world. he Guard-ian wishes the new com-

il hopes that this is but a begin-

::Piant Line Sailings.-The steamer Halifax" will make her first trip for e season, to Charlottetown leaving oston on Saturday, May 3rd, and

ant Line (»)fi‘ice at Charlottetown, ill be re-opened for the season May

In Selecting A'Toolh Paste

one cannot be too careful to get something free from injurious ingredients.

You can get pure pre-

parations -paste, powder, liquid- right here.A large variety to choose from.

Prices from 5c to 5oc. ,

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drug Store.

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Bu1"roNHoLz

2/or25¢

Collarsl;tV.Vorth to 20ceacl1,-3 for25c

Here is one of the best bargain opportunities in

collars that you have ever been offered. just think of picking from such an immense stock as we are showing now, of straight, turn down baud or clerical collars -for the fat man-for the dressy chap--and for the more conservative middle -aged man. Every size is shown from i4 to 18-a choice of the best. The stock is un- .

usually large, every style you could wish is shown.

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- SILVER collars are recognized American leaders, -the famous Linocord buttonhole, the regularsale price is 20: exch, or 3 for 50:. Your choice now .3 for 25c

BARKER collars need no introduction to you,regular

price 2oc each, now ...3 for 25c

TOOKES’ the popular'Cana.diau 3

collars, shown in all latest styles-

regular 2 for 250, now. .........5for 25c Moore £6’ McLeod

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PERSUIIALS

Miss Lilla MacDonald, Whim Road,

was in Charlottetown yesterday.

Rev. T. F. Fullerton, returned 1.1¢' evening from Halifax. i

Father Curran, Kelly‘s Cross, was

a passenger going eastward yesterday afternoon.

Mr. R. J. MacDonald, Cardigan,was

in Charlottetown yesterday. He re.

Col. Peake of the Imperial Oil Co

was among the passengers going east. ward yesterday afternoon.

Mr. D. C. McLeod, Charlottetown, was a passenger east yesterday after. noon.

Mr. H. D. McEwen, Morell, was a.

passenger returning from Charlotte- town yesterday.

Master Elmer B. Taper spent Thurs-

flal' in Brackley Point, visiting re- latives and friends.

Mr. Malcolm MacLeod, Bradalbane,

leaves this morhing on the Earl Grey, enroute to Halifax.

Mr. T. C. James arrived from Hali- fax last evening where he had been attending the convocation of Pino

THE EARL GREY.-The Earl Grey Hill College.

docked in Charlottetown last evening

"t 5 o'clock.

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- Mrs. H. J. Byrne and family, Mal-

peque Road, left yesterday morning for Winnipeg where they will in fu~ ture reside.

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Mrs. Joseph McCabe, Iona, was in

Charlottetown yesterday and return-

ed in the afternoon. |- L__, ._. _.... ..._.___ ,__.__,__ _[_ _...__- R .

turned home in tllifternoon. 1

The Sun Life of Canada now occupies the premier position among Canadian Life Assur- ance Companies \ now having over $I44,00o,ooo,0o of Insurance in force and an -annual income of over $12,000,000. Per rates and plans apply to '

, R. BROW

Charlottetown Manager, for P. E. I

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25, 35, 4oc and 45c ea.

Get an Ensign

The Ensign Cllmera is a

most essential ad-janet toa successful holidsy~ compact, simple. and most convenient of all cameras-~ takes a clear, fine-picture, sud any beginner - can manage one.

Prices $1.50 up, see our

line.

The 2 Macs

i_ ’~ |49-G!~.3¢o.' St.

trees, etc, 25c ea..

tooth 75c ea.

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Weeding Hoes, strong and durable at

SP9-fling Forks. for garden use, Hard-

W°°d handle. S005 Sleel, 90: and Loo ea.

Reaping Hooks for cutting around

.- Malleable Garden Rake, good long handle, I2 tooth 28cea; 14 tooth 3oc ea, r2To0th Steel Rakes 6oc; 14 tooth 851:; ie

, Lawn Rakes, to Rake leaves or iubblsh.`

A strong reliable article. Only 5cc ea. '

.lll?'d Sprinkling Cans, made of good _

hexvytin. This is something that you need. Price I qt. .2oc, 3 qt. .3cc, 6 qt_,35¢_

. Io qt- -45c,14 qt. .6oc ea.

Galv d Sprlnkllng Cans. will not rust, -

very durable: - io qt. .75c. 14 qt. .9oc,

I6 qt. .$1 oo# Round and square pt. Shovels, High-

est Grade Steel Bl d , L H d ood i - ,

handle. Ea....6od_ es Ong » at W i t thstare not mentioned l.i.re.

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6_;c and 75c ea. `

D. Handle spades 75c es. V - -» V~

Garderrl-looks, for lcoseniug UP, Cla?

around Plants. etc , a very needful #IUC _-

Price ea. z5c. ; U

Hand Garden Forkgggiiol ms e-~ -

bl I . 5 I5 3° 8 e (;r;-Tie; lmlfels, fullsize. Sl¢¢l 3l*d°» .

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Pruning _Sharm 9 i”°"S Ed' mtch

good steel Biddei sud Strong p _ SU. 35 . 45c es. . 5 i » W . d

S t_'¢0mp0|¢ti Of R8ke,SP3 €.

d _e§|;h;,f qu`a‘iiy, steel through-

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Get Your Garden and Lawn in Shan Now

Now is the time to start in pruning and trimming your hedges and trees, trim-

ming the lawn, digging the Flower Beds, etc. These long evenings you are only lounging about the house idle, when you could be working in your garden. OE course, you want good tools to work with, and before commencing, pick out your require- ments from the list below. These are Tools that you can depend upon, all you need is the land, and you can cultivate any crop you wish. This line is selected from the best assortment we could procure and are guaranteed by the Makers and by us. Every article mentioned is of highest quality throughout. Do not get into your heads that any com.uon Garden Tool will do for your job. This is not so You want the best, and it pays to buy the BEST.

GET INTO YOUR GARDEN EARLY AND YOU WILL HAVE BIG

RESULTS. You will surely see something in this list that yo-.1 want. Read it over carefully and CALL, WRI E or PHONE US,