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Every ring ‘sears thestamp Y' W.W.W." ~

Wills!

IQIFIIG DAILY ""

0030118-

"Wedding Rings

representing s 45 years test in wearing qualities.

Look inside Grsndmother's ring and see ii it is not

‘ CCW' W. Wmll

'rney ue arse in nl widen me is mr, 1.r__rns ish. ' Of all rings the Wedding lling should be the best. _

W. W ELLN

Eli. Jeweler.

Good Values for Men

who want moderately priced _boots

and shoes ere shown here below.

Tan'b:>ofs, all the' latest styles,

nest fitting. stylish and smart. .$5

Other boots in box calf and vel-

our ranging in price from $3.co

. $5

A good line of oafordsin patent,

tan andgunn1etalat...... ._

Alley ®. Co.

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5 .f-r-5.-_'»'*.-E;-?,<_'! :,

I 'f="’4-<"“" 'i.¢J“" '.21-"%'¢=’F "`_ , .....»yf. ,._,»,,».__

_ / .mf "‘ ’» ¢".‘5i’~ " -

t° 1 kg >'

_s.._=,§-'mp5.

L' L _ "li H l_ £_._._

GOW FOR AM ATIZUR' WORK

This is the time of year you ama- teurs Ret opt ot doors-and take some ood p ctures but if you want them ln shed right. promntlg and at mo crate cos you should ring the work to us.

| Cook Studio J

, "Bee our assortment ol Fishing Tackle-We are certain there is noth- ing better in the city, and our prices are the lowest. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore- ` 5-10M:-u.

llaby Carriages and folders of every description-new styles $4,7 6 00, 7.75. 10.50 up to 25.00. - Beer & Weeks. I 4-zum ti

ua U7

UI ==: .-s ,sc '"1

i EP me

wr es sc ml.

at lowest prices.

Highest market prices paid

for Canned Lobsters. Corres- pondence solicited.

NEVILLE CANNERIES,

Limited . .

-,§(Successors t'o M. Neville) ' HALIFAX Nova Scotia

¢ilr5M3mnn ’

Tenders For A Building

_Church `

Sealed tenders will be received

up till the rglh day of Mayixgl-3 for building a church at Bradalbane village according to p‘an and speci- fication, to be seen at the oiiice of Geo. E. Baker, Architect, Summer- side and store oi M. Kennedy & Co, Bradalbsne. _

All tenders to be mailed to Frank

Jardine, S:c’y Building Ccmrnlltee, Bradslbane, tenders to be' marked tender for building church.

Lowest or any tender not neces-

ariiy aczepted. ll/Iav3M13i

| l

Auction Sale

Cf Stock and Choice Milch

Cows '

V We are authorized by JOSEPH KELLY, Esq. to sell at auction on his Farm SoulhPort, on Thurs- day May I5, f9l3, commencing at 1 o‘clock. P. M. zo Head Choice Mllch Cows, 7 Heifers, l Bull. also allfDairy Cows and Utensils, Plat- form, Scales, & etc, &etc, _

Terms at sale.

_ '»BENJ. caaraaaco, 1~ - ' Auctioneers,

5 2

fof y0Uf mm

th QU if i_"s0 wi :Bi ll is as

oealst this season M _

slu.l._ ee eo.

WE MAKE TEETH

have. and if lt is possible to save them

beat substitute possible to get. Il y entrust yourdental needs to us we assu you of abundant satisfaction.

9 |25 Queen St,

r. 0 Next Beer Q.

` Coffs

, Phone 275.!

_lm , A V 1 M0 FHER should be photo ` graphed hui.-Mother thinks , only of her children when she thinks

.rf photograph.,

Perhaps she’|i need persuading-

perhaps will call ir. vanity, but her pictures will prove she is sliil a aeauty-will be iu greater demand than those quaint pictures ofyoung

r days. _

k e an appointment for her I

l IIE BAYl.'lL§TUDl0

imofidiige Sale

Tn he sold at Public Auction at the

Court House in Charlottetown on Tuesday the ‘ '27th day,of May next (A. D. 1913) at the hour oi twelve o'olocl' noon, under any by virtue of a Power of sale contained in an In- denture oi Mortgage dated the 17th day ol April A. D. 1882, made bs- tween Hugh McLeod ol Township Number Thirty-seven in Queen's County, Farmer, and Catherine his wite and Angus McLeod oi the same placsof the one part"and Frederick Petersnnd; Arthur Peter: ci Char- lottetown, _in Quesn’s County, Earns-; ters st_,Law, ol the _other part, which Mortgage has by, certain assignments becorx~e‘-vested in me. ~ » A11. that tract, pleceorparcel cl

,land sitnate, lying and being in Township' Number Thirty-seven

wlu 'bs at r`ma`¢on 'rliurqday |f°“| my uw. A ' `

ri r i ~

snt Grove, Lot lt. has been P\\%»'ll\ First Class condition under the ‘ion of Roadmastsr Lsmphier. __

,oi Bill by the New York Tabloid

_ Musical Comedy _Oo, 'at the Peoplvs

rr Psvs or my is nun Prevue

AT HOUB L--Htl. H A RQUIUUDII

GOOD ;ROLDB.--The road li P1008'

____ _ i

~ EVERYONE llioilid leo tb! Gllllllf

Theatre to-night. Pretty Girls, Clev- er Comedians, Beautlttll Wardtobol Splendid electrical elects, a refined and moral entertainment.

TWO NEW PICTURES and the

Tomhoy Girl by the New York Musi- cal Co., is the bill at the People’s Theatre tonight. The pictures start at 8 o’clock and the company will appear at 8.45. If anyone wishes to hear good singing and a pleasant evening they should go to the “Peo- ple's" tonight.

AUCTION.-The Guardian learns,

that the valuable elfects oi the l te* Mrs. Jennie C. Bailey are now Rin

sist of a large quantity of silver- ware, ornaments, oil paintings, ailne Chlckering piano, clocks and turni- ture and are stored at the Lyceum Hall on Prince Street. The sale is to take place there on Saturday next' the 17th lust.

Charlottetown preparatory to beingiooznmsnced yesterday morning when sold by auction. These articles con- the court opened was not completed

1'- ‘-2 “-----.Y---I--Sinus--~.V_¢-q~\

CEDAR POS'l‘S.- The schooner James .Ryan has arrivse with a wgo of cedar posts for L. M.Poole|i Co.

ARRIYAL.- The schooner John

Millard has arrived with a part cargo of lime in caska and barrels. for LM. Pools &Co.

PHo'rooluPH.- 'rss line illustra- *-i°1\l whlth ensures in connection with the Zion Church opening were all from photographs taken by Mr. Bayer, except that of the late Rev. R. G. Strathie.

PROPERTY -SALE.-The dwellings

belonging to the May estate were sold by auction on Saturday init. The cottage on the corner of Prince and Kent Bts., was sold to Mrs. Mc- Quaid for $1850 and the double tene- ment on King Street. was bought by MW- JN- BY\‘ne for $2005. Th re- serve bid on the latter was $2&0.

SUPREME COURT.-The Supreme

Court at Charlottetown was occupied all yesterday with the case of Mc- Kinnon vs. Bmsllwoad. At the last

in this case. The argument, which

when court adjourned at 5 o'clock, to resume again at 11 this morning.

A LARGE TROUT.- A trout 01

large proportions, .weighing about El lbs., was displayed in one oi the show windows ot Hughes’ Drugstore,

11.45 a. nr., five minutes late; the Cape Traverse at 10.15 5, m,, twen- ty minutes late and the Murray Har- bor at 1l.05 a. m., an hour and live minutes late.

late Mr Hugh Monaghan, Charlotte town. was probated yesterday., The estate is valued at $113,798.54. The sum ot $7,000 is left for religious and charitable purposes, the remain- ,der to the sons and daughter of the deceased, as follows: To Patrick, in Bath, Maine, $5,000; to Michael and James an annuity of §260 each for life, the residue, to his daughter Miss Mary Ann. Among the special. be- quests are $2,000 for masses for the repose of the soul of the deceased,his wife and members oi the family and $5.000 to Stl. Dunstan's Cathedral building fund. The real estate is valued at $26,850 and ls situated in Charlottetown and Royalty. Among the principal properties in Charlotte- town are the brick store occupied by Messrs Prowse Bros, Ltd., the stores and lands occupied by Messrs. Carter & Co., and Alley & Co., and some other properties,

SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL.

4 piece striped ratine 35 cts, 49 in

two tone striped cord 35 cents.

3 piece White, Blue, and Pink Oat-

meal Cloth 20 cents.

and we guarantsethem to iltexsctly. We 36 in Print cotton 8 cents, 36f in will do all wa can to save the teeth you English cotton 10 cents.

36 in Fine Percile 12 cents. White,

we will do so lfnot,we will give you the B1ue_ Mauve and pink Cord 15 cts,

°“ All of the above lines are worth "9 from 2 to 4 cts a yard more than

above prices.

American Batista in pretty designs,

two tone Cotton Whip cord 20 cts., in 4 shades 22 cents.

Parumatta Rainprooi Coats 75 Ladies' Black cloth skirts

33-' - - ro (JIS .°:=°"

25 O. S. Ladies' Black skirts $2-50.

all sizes up to 33 waist.

25 Misses Skirts, Black and Tweed

effects $1.00. 25 Black and colored silk waist latest deals” 52-93- 35 Misses’ dresses 98 cents.

23 white dresses for little girls 48

cts.

Ask to see our 95 ct serge. James Paton & co. 5-2MU-

., “Vacuum Cleaning. Patrons

will kindly book orders ahead so ss to avoid disappointment. lleer Q. Weeks. 4-zgmtf `

“Vacuum Cleaning. Patrons

will kindly heck orders shesd so ss to avoid disappointment Barr Q. Weeks. 4-293/Ii.

“Best quality fresh stock of

clover, timothy. ness, vetlhes, com, whest, oats, barley and buckwheat. selling at lowest prions. A. Horne Q. Co

4-28ME2wks_

THE INWARD TRA1NS,._Yeg¢e|-_.comment and comparisons from the

day the eastern express, arrived in large number who gathered about the Charlottetown at 9.35 a. m., tivslwindow to view it. The trout was minutes late; the eastern accommo-'caught by Mr. Chas. Hynes, Char- datiou at 5.55 p. m., fifteen mlnutesllottetown, who is no novice in the late; the western accommodation at fishing game..

-1- _ ,week till Thursday, services being

___, WILL PROBATED.-The will of thelheld in Bt. Pauls' Church at tour

- . - t

Saturday evening, and elicited much

.;_i_.__-_*_

_ 'run counsel

The Mission in St. Paul's Church

will he continued throughout the

o'cloc’x in the afternoon, and sigh o'clock in the evening. The subjects 'ol the addresses are as lollowsz-

Afternoons-

"SOME CHRISTIAN

l CERTAINTIES"

Tuesdaytl The Fact of the Bible. Wednesday: The Fact of the Church. Thursday: The Fact of Experience.

Evenings-

"SUPREME QUESTIONS”

Tuesday: Is Forgiveness possible? Wednesday: Need sin defeatpus? Thursday' Is there a Future Life?

::I-lat notice. Our last shipment of

Panama hats for the season will leave here Thursday, May 15th. Il you have one you want to be cleaned we will send for it. National Cloth- ing Co. 5-lMtf.

::Ii you want anything specially

good in the line oi horse medicines you can comehere with the certain assurance that you will get sure sat- isfaction. We have everything you could want in this line--llniments, stock foods, sheep dip, Absorbine, Save-the-Horse, blisters, tonics, cough mixtures and every other rem- edy. You will find our prices reason- nble and service prompt and satisfac- tory. Try us on this work. Mti

BEST FURNITURE VALUFS AT BEER & WEEKS

_*_

Three drawer dressers with 13 x

22 mirrors--nicely finished ____ ..$5_25

Three drawer dressers of solid

hardwood-large size drawers, brass handles, lock and key, casters, 13 x " 22 mirrors, well finished .......... _.$6.00

Hilary “rm “ "“l° nm W" §"““*“°d » told himabout Lydia E. Plnkham’s Veg-

# - ---A _ _ -FXR-.-Y X4 'A-:-

srvsu 1 or

-sq--ps-nun \

How Mrs./Bethune mredzo Hsslrhbylqdls

‘”‘ii‘l"“¢.‘Z‘.`T';..‘fI" ~

' Sikeswn, Me. - "For sevm mrs 1 suffered everything. I was in for

°:v°s'°%;lid1:

' -Réuqiiid sndsowmleould

" 0 hardly nur. lm li cramps, bseksehs

' 1

.4-` 'Ii

, .f-_ and headache and was so nervotis and

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weak that I dreaded to see anyone or have anyone move in

the room. The

_ff /V, /,f ~ tors gave me ni - n/“‘/H" cine to ease me at

those times, and said that I ought to have an operation. I would not listen to that, and when s friend of my hushsnd’s

stable Compound and what it had done for his wife, I was willing to take it Now I look the picture of health and feel _ tike it, too. I can do all my own house- work, work in the garden and entertain company and enjoy them, and can walk as far as any ordinary woman. any day in the week. I wish I could talk to every suffering woman and girl, and tell them what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done for me."-Mrs. Dalia Brfrauna, Sikeston, Mo.

Remember, the remedy which did this

was Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.

it has helped thousands of women who

have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulceration, tumors, irreg- ularities, periodic pains, backsche, that bearing down feeling, indigestion, and nervous prostration,after all other means sm fund. Why denwyuu try IH

P"“'¢“ Willy

ll When choosing silverware it l,,,l isbolheconomysndsatlsfnc-

, / ffl tion to purchase _

lgllliulsnlos. ‘

l l

- 5,, l

‘ .\ ranks first in quality and i //'”','fff has been best for over / ,l Y 60 years. Made in the ‘ \.‘.\,‘ " heaviest grade of Pluto. /' soldnyuadlnl Delhi"

r&__,,n. 4 ._ _

iélmiu

Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion

Baron Ivfaclc

DTC) 14361

' ' will stand for

_ .:' relssn of r9|3 at

__ _ owners stable _r .f\`.'4_W"`fi, .1 fi Wheatley River. 1 ' ` ", Terms on applic- i§‘“»f "s1..lv'n--" V 'W ' ation.

Owner HOWARD McKAY. Mares at owners rink.

Apl r2stuMEtl]une r zpd.

Public A uctzon _ To be so‘<l by auction on Saturday

the 17th du of Muy instant nt li) HC o’c ook in the forenoon at the Lyceum Hu. l Prince Street near First Methodist Church, u. urge quantity of Househo Cl olfocts, ornaments, tnbelwnre inc udmg u si ver tea service, knives, forks and spoons, nu upright Chickering piano, 0 c ll paintings, some furniture, lhandsomo shawl, tab e covers, bureau scarfs, cut *glass and vzlriuns other artit-_ es.

'Ibis sn. o is he ll by the Administrator

Three drawer dressers, with large

sized drawers, 13 x 22 mirrors, locks and keys on drawers, castors, brass handles, made of solid hardwood and llnished lu rich surface oak $6.75,7.50, 8.75.

Fine line of dressers, with eloquent large mirrors from 510,00 to $50.00.

Guaranteed “l-lercglea" spring mat-

tresses, guaranteed not to sag ior 25 years are also 5 times stronger than any other woven spring. Best and cheapest in the end ............. _.$4.50

Other spring mattresses at $1.75,

2.50, 3.25. `

Iron beds, white enameled, sanitary

strong and n’est $2.50, 2.75, 3.00, 3.25 up. Au sms rms from $12.00 to all Mattresses at $2.50, 8.00, 3.50,

4.50, 5.50. `

The celebrated "0stermoor felt mattress at $15.00 the "Star felt" at $10.00. We are sole agents-you are sure of getting the genuine here.

Extension tables $5.00,and up. Big roomy rattan chairs and rock- srs, big and comfortable ....... ......$2.75 ‘ BEER it WEEKS.

4 29Mtf

A Merry-Go round ol Laughter, Song and Dance

?‘§1i°a:1nG,;°'i.‘:,i.{..i';dP,r,f.?;°i|,i!.;g,`i\?:.i1 is P20pfe’S rrhéatfe Th' “pal” Musica comedy !"Vseuum Cleaning Petro; o :- » ~ ° °

9'" B‘?_““9°‘1 °" "¥° "°'t bf th” To Night " H ' will kindly book ordc rs shea]

git-tiieiiiiasliine bid: T E so ss to avoid disappointment,

Em W °~ '°"f‘-' °‘Y“°“ 6’ P°"“'°° “The (`o’s ‘ ,., Beer 0. Weeks. 4 29Mtf .‘I.i..."$'¥.f.‘l §i“33s3&.3t.i‘;2§ _-.li 5 our-"-1,, TOMBOY GIRL _, 1 _ -,-- _ risen ,qandon the South by land form- Sqgggu _ .. vltillllfll Cioalllllj, Patron;

glugfykrg-&f_;:*“M4,§{,j\:;;h‘;l ' `~ ` will kindly book orders _ahead

s......~. \......,, .”£..."2.i’f‘.,.»‘.»...,....... By The New York Musical Cnmedv fompanv » »-1° -ved di»u»»»°i»-mmf chains or thereaboutz on the line

tstvsul 'renders snuemi rnlrty-7 i i I f 1 . 8°" Q' wwh' 4"9Mt' -sf utr-so-rn -<1 we-= Pslhe Weekly. N017 ||Iiul|by Buys a Baby -

”"*..‘:.°..~. zu ::°.:.“.~ a 5 -il"i‘f“.'»‘»"‘.f.'.1’i“’“." "“l°“.i trio wsu _ Pl 6 “ WI In y er er; g QSQ Qing? "M HCNICS l ll so so to avoid disappointme.rit.

1 rverlerum-_ _.ppl .nv -» ~_ _ . . "" _ ' 5 l ° Pilieer Q. Weeks. 4-z9Mtf §°°,,,“,,"' 3?.l‘$i€3: Miss Mable Dsy_|;l‘l|e Favorite 0pera Singer ,mmm 5-_ mme nlgttgdpthh niinpday ei Avril A.n., A :__ l will kindly- hook onlin shoes

§ _~ _

_of the Estate of the late Mrs Bailey and 'the zlrtic es will go without reserve. I Bargains may bo expected. Terms will be generally cash, The more va1uab‘e articles on special terms. I App _v ln Aeneas A. Mn(-flona'd Attor- nay for the Administrator or R. aearisro, Auctioneer 5-l1lM5i. =~

The Sensational Trolling

` Stallion

'HAPPY GEORGE

(2.23%) |

Enrolment No 6.

One ofthe brat sons of that great sire.

Brazilian (z.|9,) will make the sem on of |913 at tha owne|'s ststles. Long River. Happy George needs no puffing as he his made a name for himself bulb in the lu fand as a great sire.

WILLIAM A TOOMBS,

_q-ryilltsttipd 4 Long River ! ---i

Salesman Wanted

Alarxe concern with branches all cur

Canadnrequlraa a salesman accustomed to dealing with the general pupils. sub- stantial position an exee lent future to

payable mstn. Aldl-}r?ssd)?alesmsr'ls§or now orssen on e s an neareo us ousrslsn omes °‘

Now, its time for the children to

be looked after, in fact their sum mer clothes should have been overhauled some time ago and new ones procur-

_ ed to replace the worn out. _

' This is where we step in and can save you all the worry. and trouble of making their.

Undervests

all sizes

Wool* and cotton 256, 306 etc All wool 456, 506 elc

Bands '

' Wool 25c, 28c es. . Silk and<woo1_ 60;: ea, etc.

\ 1

i, Binders

'I All wool ilannel 254: each

,N Stork Pants

The guaranteed kind 356pdil‘

fi Wool Jackets I

- Eidercloth 60;:

Crocheted wool 884;, $1.25

. Knitted wool |25, |95

_f Bonnets

_ Embroidered muslin 296. 506 ¢l6 Embroidered Silk 4-Sc etc

Straw 50c. I.00

ltmbroidery Sun 58;; Pique Sun 39p, 50|;

Coats ` _

Short Pique 75c to L25' Regular length Pique $l.65 to L95 Cream serges $2.98 to 5,25

_ Special All Muslin coats

Regular 2.95 to 4.25 $|.00 each

A lot of Pique coats _

Regular 2.95 to 4.15 ‘ L50 each

All Sicillian coats _ ` Regular 4.50 2.00 each All Silk coats

Reg 3.25 to 4.50 L90 each,

‘ 0¢°y¢¢¢n being the nearest in shape form and flavour t Mggdqigegesi the best suited for nrplmung and seeding yor r beds,

We have all sire. Correspondence invited.

~ Ad¢,,5,_¢11 eomfnunicstions to main office ' - ` A

saALsan> ovsraa svsrau

‘ Central Street

~ annum rule-en in biscuits-is §72.‘i'.f“"°?°f,'t;‘;;’."f?‘m, W

Boston. Mess

is ,r

Lashmere cloaks $2 50 `