t 15,-,==-'i`§_~s*-:¢i_~,-_~_..',»g.¢ , _ "'§*’.,\~`»__.,i.°`;-;'S¢;\i¢.¢ I ' " V ` .g:f_` ‘iff ‘iff ‘f f , , ` ~~ ._ ‘¢g~“i. _ , _

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Gusltprsn _ p

frllliigvsile is oils Plieviiiee.

--11’ PAYS to buy in this Province.

-Ii. OLABK is Guardian Alent in

_ _ . `; ,V A,

., "U53 CENT Der word ‘ ls inser- tion lux advertising tg thu ¢.,|"mn,

.4 nut aeeompany odor. gun.

olisrge twenty-five cgi-tg.

,alhei-ton. His phone is 7. . ‘“""13K BRAC?-'S. Summei-side, for

" -'rms ironulsc DAILY 'iiwaim esn be obtained st i'»lerty's Tensor Parlors, Bummsrside. _ , ,_ , _

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' -Idit. FRANK LUFRTY il Guar- dlen sgeut in Snmmersi-ist ,dy opice [lions ll 26. ._

I -- ' -SUBSCRIBERS should renew o week or two before the time they have paid for has expired .4 and thus not mils an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date. ‘ `

-LONG RIVER.-More than ordin- ary interest in the Wonlen’s Insti- tutes movement was aroused. in, the meeting st Long River Hall on Wed- nesday afternoon when a large num- ber oi ladies and gentlemen were pre- sent. After an interesting account of this new work by Miss Jaines con- isiderable enthusiasm was shown in short speeches by Mrs. l)oughsrt.Mr. J. Johnstone and Mr. Bernard. Or- ganization followed and these odicers were elected for the Long River Women’s Institute. Directors- Presi- dent-Mrs. William Doughart, Vice- President-~Mrs. Andrew Johnstone, Mrs. D. M. Johnstone, Mrs. John Johnstone, Miss Ada Doughiirt. Secy- Treas-Miss llessie Johnstone. It was decided to hold the tirst meeting in .the Hall Thursdny May lst at 2.30 p. m.

(From Yesterdny’s Evening (iuardiiiii)

-CIVIC El.l'lCTI()N.-At n large

meeting of the rate prayers of the Alhertun School District held on Tues- day evening the followini' names as candidates to contest the civic elec-l tion in June were placed iii.-fore the meeting. Messrs James IC. Birch, M. A. McNeill, John ligncw, W. D. White, W. C. Lawson, ileo. li. Ellis, and C. A. Woodman. The meeting ad- jmimed to the 6th Moy..\.

--PROHIBITION.-Raids, under the

prohibition act, were rnnde in Alber- ton on Tuesday by officers Barbour, Tunton and Squnrebriggs, arnicd with warrants sworn out by l‘rosc- cutor Phillips. On the premises of `l’. li. Lewis several barrels of iiottlcd beer was seized also some bottles of whiskey. Un the premises of Andrew Graves a large quantity of iiotticil und casked beer and brnnily wus seiz- cd. Somo bottles uf beer were seized in the shop of W. L. Wells which will bc unnlyzed.A.

~NEW MANSE.~W. .I1 Maynard

of Port Hill has secured Llic contract for the building of the new Mnnse at Albertun. He will coniinsnixe .iork early in June and the building is to be completed hy the 15th November next. Mr, Maynard is one of the youngest Island contractors and has built several residences which are second to none in the Province. The ‘act ‘that he has secured thu above zontract, is sufficient guarantee that the work will he thorough in e/ery respect.A.

-INSTITUTE WORK.-On Monday

afternoon in the hull at Pork Corner ri tlk on the interesting work of the Women’s Institute was given by Miss James, to the ladies of that section.

While realizing the great benefit that t an Institute must be in the better- t

ment of the home and up-niiilrliri of

community life, the ladies decided X Lhnt owing to the si'/_c of their dis- W trict and the homes being so scatter- h

ed it was not advisable to organize alone at present but they are desir- ious of going with Long River if an Institute is formed there.

On The Marriage Day

Romance Ccnses and history begins

-and corns begin to go when “Put- nnm`s" is iipplicd-it thins out roots, briinch und stem. Nothing so sure rind painless as l‘utnnm's (`0rn :ind Wart Extractor; try "Putnnm`s," 25c. at all dcnlers.

slmiiles and prices ready i-outing, p . "4-azmtiiizani.

-BR.ACE'S. SUMMERSIDE, has

great, vglues in turnitiii-g for ,vary room in t e house. 4-|2|uu14|1,;(2i

2_-

-BATTERIES, BATTERIES. .__ Big shipment of the famous Colum- bia ignitors just received at Bi-a¢e's, Summerside. 4.z4Mei.

-POLICE COURT-_-In the police

court at Sninmerside yggtgrdgy morn- ing, two drunks, arrested the after- noon before, were each fined $5 and costs.J,, ,

-SCHOONER iARRIVES.- The UIFBG muted schooner Greta, with u. cargo of coal from Picton, for the RUN/8,? arrived in Suinmerside yes- Ueijdqy morning.J.

-RATDWAY SURVEY.-T. C. Bur-

Dee, engineer in the iiailwuy Dept., f\l0HCt0r1. und track-muster McEnch- ern, Souris, were in Snrnmerside yes- terday surveying in order to prepare ii place for the construction of a spur

on tho town wharf.J.

-SCHOONERS MOVING.-- The

schooners Dictator, with coal from Sydney, and Three Bells, with coul` from Hastings, arrived in Summer- side yesterday morning; the gchognerg Enterprise and Malniiur, both loaded with produce, sailed yesterday nftcr-

noon for Picton.-J.

-THE SWANSEA TRADEIL- The

Swansea Trader, with n small inward cargo from Halifax, :irrived in port about noon yesterday and sailed again a few hours inter on rctui'n to l-Inlifnx. Her outwo.rd cargo cori- sisted of 600 bags of potatoes. The Swansea Trader, this year, is coin- uihnded by Capt. Lcgere, who was foi- sevcral yours purser on the City of (llicnt, und Inst year occupied the same position on this stcnmier.-J. V

-l‘l<lRRY’S PEl‘}Rl.ESS PLAYERS

-i’crry‘s Peerless Players opened a two nights’ engagement at Happy- land last evening, when they present- cd the great college play, The Little (‘o-ed, ivrfore a crow-ded house and

putation as one of the finest compu- nics vii~=it,ing this province. 'The bill for to-night is the fnnioiis fnrcc-coni-

doubt be greeted by n large, crmvil- ed yhouse.-J.

-Thc following registered nt thc

Queen Hotel, Suminvrside, yesterday;

Burns, and son, Pt dn Chenc; W. F. .

pe s, o n, iss M. S.

Lindsay, Miss Gertrude Riggs, New

hey organized a Women s Institute

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store.

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soon CLOTHES. $10. $12.

Und

Bill

_ Come here and ask the salesman to show you the particular kind

ofa suit you have in mind; let him tell you why these clothes will hold their shape, why the materials used are the best, why we are so particular about'liaving"evcry garment made by' experienced tailors.

lf we can’t, with this great stock of good 6100165, Sh0W YOU l‘1St_

what you want, whether the color be blue, tan 'or gro.y,- or_ the fabric Ol worstcd, Serge, or tweed, we certainly won`t expect you to buy.

$14 to $18

Men whonknow good clothes at a. glance and those who have _'C0 1€§\V€ -

the choosing”of'a right style and fabric to the man who does the selling |should investigate the immense showing of new spring clothes at th1S

\ \

:ind pass niustcr--But

with lust yc:1r’_s hat is not to bc thought of -- So, then, granting that -yon cannot do without

Every Md" R@¢1?i2@S

the stcrn necessity of :1 :new hut for Spring- you might furiiisli up lust ycar’s Spring Suit

to ntteinpt tho snnic

Every Other Mon

younicct is sporting one of those new, soft, smooth Spring 'flats with the saucy little bows-Very snappy Hats they are and unusually good to look upon too-

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the company fully sustained their rc- _

cdy, The lllne Mouse, and will no Y,

-if 4# 4- f~i-»:-

-Messrs A. P. Dorion, Sbediac; B.F. 1

York; Messrs Richard Creed, Albion; April 23rd 1912, out of Sumo (L11-,

13.54. Roi:er;,1dAlherton;NA. McCaus- as _[Oli D:K01 N.; 8-553_ Joh- ' ‘“'

1”" - Bloom e 5 W- H~ ayler- RD' DeKol has an official record of per. Prunc, Halifax; J. E. Gillis, Char- ~ _ ’ ,

lottetown; Jas. Brown, Monctfm; and fmzmauce ,§ffI0’x42'dlOlh§In%‘?E.m 5 G. E. Corrigan, Boston.J. 2 Jews 0 or-‘U5 als' °s‘uu

-INSTITUTE-When the ladies 01 s:curing that noble specimen of

F h Ri and th 'i `t et' .l 'Ph ii d-i 1 dt fi -St i are hrgnliall th;-e on Tnecs‘dx;ynb.fsl;el‘rhooh!? me great dairy mE P""eeB‘°r‘?“ Ur;‘|?'l;'Bp°“_l€r;\ n N n

_ ~ ' rgos. Eastern Onnud' sliows _.\m_is_rst

hich goes to show their apprecia- _ Rubuco Fair isizwon tliirtnondvrizes inciiidinz on of the Governmentis enorts t,_,_ 4\pli5ttsme¢2i. ist. :ird lor Utility Breeding ren and

:i new Spring Hat the question naturally arises

\Vl1ei'e can I get the best styles, bcst

quality and best value for thc :iinount 1 wish to spend ?-

i The iunu “who l1iri\vs” answers at Prowse’S.

Prices $1.00 to $5.00 _

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Colne and pick yours to-day.

ii- I

Here nt Prowses in thc new rich , _ ,__ ,_

grceus, mellow browns and other Spring ,‘"°'1-~ ~ .1 ‘° colorings. . A '

1 iz- _-lv 5.

~i-'-1-'-i-*

' lt- _.._.'. -' _-_,

Besides ci regiment ofvothcr up-to-the-second styles and

colorings in soft hats for Spring. . "

Prices $1.00 to $5.00

Colne :ind pick yours to-day.

_ The Ogigpzcal Hat Brosb Thefgfyxlgxore

.‘;`<.§?.’if"..§’..'“:.".‘:;"‘i.i‘_' .$5 H 1f.1=fffr1e‘1*-=f‘f=-\_+< + -.+*»»==`f===‘ will NIH 1‘=1i“ff»‘=' IW-"'f Hmmm

_ _ 1 ,. “-7,-f”."\»`

r pure bred Holstein bull ca»vud 5';-`,..4 1. _

.fn . (gp-v°I §‘ _,fd

' iicets per dol.

Hard, per W.

Beef llmall) por fb. Beef (quarter) per lb Pork `l.amb, Per lb. (small Fowl 'Muttol Butter

Eggs, pst dol.

Oats

Hay (Pressed) Hay (Loose)

reedcrs can not make n mistake in Rgcks

1 R i I Forseveriilyenrs being cvinnersnt the

y\ t

' _ l owen i».iibt_'1~i -

which has been carried on so success- Mobile ttgorcilggrrélszngnéfuh fi:-;f;3\l1_f?¢_E ang; ‘ \»\\

fully in the other provinces and at SPEC” 9" ‘"1 \\".'° 0° t \.Y rift; --»-_

the 'close the following officers were , '__ _ f. ~ - ,_ i V lm! '“,'|’"}¢'l'°|‘gs,,')1°,‘f'“lb|-°f;b_°” annul) ' "

I d , liarreb .ic [ ue ir std? eizie bias '

elected for the Institute to incu e ‘“'° °""‘ “TEH y in is onro nee e

` -’ _ . . ‘ d ' lf . ‘

C11 sofiill kinds soinetiiiics f.iil but beuhxmbmon an J" U Bmw

il-

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§ >A."4"--..‘.:....; ‘/- *nd*

French River and Grcenwick school

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RAINY WEATHER

lice( Wine and Tron It makes rich

You will need :1 rain-

coat this month sure, if you wish to keep dry; and see that you get a guarf anteed coat when you buy.

l _Our rainconts are that

kind,-every one guar-

- anteed strictly rainproof q - any defect and we will

either refund your money, or give you anew one in

i exchange; " '

They come in Raglan

li or re ula_r shoulder. but-

touef _up closely f° the neck, taped seams, strap

cufis,etc»- e 'l -_ *

A v\i_¢l¢ variety of

shaides to choose from. plain* and mixtures. 8_!ld \ every coat worth the price I mar ed. They sei at

AllC'l`l0N SALE

Moreil Cheese Factory Lot and Plani

To l~e So‘d by public auction ai

Morell on Tuesday, May 6th at r o’clo:k p. ni.

r. Building of Morell Cheese

factory.

2. The boi'er,enginc, vats,cheese

press, churn &c, complete. '

3. The lot of land on which the

building is iiinsted.

4- A-lot of sundry articles. Terms ro p. c at sale, balance

on delivery of transfer of titles.

_ _By order of the Company

JOHN McDOUGALL, Sec'Y

‘lil l\,l4 U Mlm

Steiiiiich #Cure

_iiiiucrsl

For 1ii¢i¢ssiien.dy¢pe»sie. iieertbufv-

' sour stomach. sto take on

. - _ _ G d-_ ` lf ti ~ 0'.; k l `

ards their instruction along House- ' ,,fr?}',‘,,A,‘,l,ee°r‘;:,,;,ff,r:§¢l5_ c em m “ny old Science lines. Miss James gavq Cinrinitetown first Utility show isis a detailed account of thc good work won int and 2nd for best Piymotn iioeic

Pork

. n n oy and Q . _& _ -Hlml __ - _W ,-; if-A _ r ' Ti!~~r Un ' - " 'A ` ' 'i --' 'A " == ‘“r;""'==

wife. Messrs J. B. I-Iurl and Ollie ' ` ` r """ r " " ' UONTAG “Ana-I `

giliiivrciorrgbe,rtPergy'sJP§erli;;s Players; " A ‘_ V D0`l1'0¢“‘ W.°_°'"|‘hf ‘ld

' ' A Potatoes 35

.. T North Shore Silver- ll

1° Black Fox Company,

_has siiil about 80 shares ol $100.00 each io dispose of

Those who wish to invest in a C nnpauy offering

a dividend out cf this ye:ir‘s earnings had better apply at once.

The above Coinpiny have sold options on this

Ei to 7 9 to 10] 10 to 14 9 to 13 B to 12 I4 to

40 to I1! to 81) to 'Ii to

M41

19 Finns: °\*5a-mavvi

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year s off spring as follows. Ist. Au option on one pair of this years young

on condition that this pair of foxes are to remain in the ranch at the ex pense of the purchaser until a littcr is produced and

. . "I‘~` ‘ .' ‘ i ii' " _ ‘ o Ui‘i‘t -

distrtsr- Directors- Preaiiient-1-1M€f1 the hl’ofint0 :Wir '~'f;‘Pbf1"\"’l` f“11S_- “lid 0:22; slllilitlfll- llxffilrfdellgivliiiobéiie lliblirl Elphaiet Howatt Vice-Presi en - nst o rost ins no een very scvrre nm-nlioii. _ Milgg Stella Orr, ivirs_ Charles Mac- during_thc winter thereis sure to bc un My Moito-Estillaeiion to nilcuironivi-9

Kay, M,-s_ Samuel Bernard, iislr-sl sxceedirigy large crop of Bugs this L_U_D_l__()s,|En_ (.“mu,ian_

James Montizomerv. Sevv-Trees# fsi “‘f"'S°"‘- i-_i:.i.1> ictetrofiiifreii neck 1-inn. W. (‘. Mnclieod. Miss James will also _ _t _ I 1 tl __ ,, GR I , iivm-5|,f1.,p| |\_ E ,\_

“defer mesure this “sk 1" 9““° i.l2..°l{lf.'. S3.§iiI§.$“.-...I§¢‘I.£.iI.\fiiii.‘$311. f\»~11°f»-~\\-~\Ef'~--

ton Thursday and Springfield F‘l‘l<1I1Y ,,n,1e,._.,iq,,(.,] fm. ml 'Autu gl"-ay pmnl,

f\fU"`“00“- with which you can spray sc\'cr.1|:n~i'cs Y A _ V *V___ . , L _

-iii per day \\'i\h hiylf tho quiiiitity of l’iil'iii i

VT! Soil ncffd H tonic take R0!-'ill (ire-.ini used in nny oilier uwty.

~ - - ' A. l ' to d f innl°c but iiiinoi-:li-in is blood rind builds solid flesh. It rc- ¢h;_qq,,.6a]_£mn,,]] iz,-(10,-_.,\,nn_.,¢ im in by news vitality niid tones the nerves ,\[ay;;|~(1,

0 0 ' _

and entire system. It gives strength. A. S. MORSON. energy and increased appetite. If Upton, w.ii make iii; season of .9 3 an ih.: nwn-

.V0\l BN* generally Nm down it i9l“5f Kings C0 P_ E_ I, ora iitab'r-.s Frc1'cricion “Pnrknieic" is

what you need. Sold with the Rexall 4 HEtmBip(l s boaiiffulilark tlappie bay in color wiili ‘;;narantee. T‘rice 75c ri bottle. The i --V - four black points. H.: is iliren yiars and McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great ‘ Piilhl \'ll°l'\'h_9 Qld- *mild* '6 ha"~4-_l hlffh ,Gem-ge mm Kent 3|;s_ Mgt; ' - >ni weichs |925 lbs. Parkaicte is sired by I

good Penmanship

, Grandsire Parkside, Dam Raniparijr, 1

ls inrossistl will! G ii asm iicfimid ce--up 1

POOR HK

win H _ ,,§9i .

NON-CORRDW “ in rl _

.ri 'iff fr '.,~ €~'_-'-.=“.i_‘.:_~ 1 ».

SHOOT!! FLOWING l

CLEAN WRITING »

Ev/er¢iiO. Bsrren Co. Amherst. N S

f tcrtiilwil

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(arcs) cniumiiii Au ru s ivill` st-ind' at 'tli`e"o'wriel“s! éthblbs

rlfrank Hughes' Stables, Charlotte-

bslohiql. - .

' ' r ini rss M lnelil 1""

tablespoon il’ 'lil “O1 .1-me 'mob i

.during the season _ix eps Tuesdsy' and Frid y when he will"i:e a*'

Deanwood, Grandsire Pav-kwood, Grrai

rail i 0. I ca e or en rolment No 2, For iuvlber parli-niar.< anpiy to owners J/lMES_ HlLL& SON. I

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The New

Gold Bond Shoes

for Spring and Suiunier are arousing enthusiastic conie ments from everybcdy who sees them. If you don‘t want to buy a new pair of shots iight away c1on’t lock in our windows. it might cost you anywhere from $5.00 to $6.00.

Morris & Smith

Gr_1‘1~||s; “|5512 Frede- icton. Terms on npplicaiiou. , ‘ - Cll't0WU Agents.

'_"- 4-i7»h.\|&E4\|ir| 1

of year.

That boy needs a selection from

our present splendid showing of wash suits, you can°t ailord to let him run

l around with good cloth suits, when 0 the wash suit costs so little, is so

strong, and plenty good for this time .

, _ _ »~/ff

We are showing a splendid ,/,‘ ll 1

variety of sizes, and can supply you 0 0

with a suit that will _please you in

every particular-also in price. ~

I ,_A _ g , 1 f _,flown AllmarRs'ato'vvners+i`sk_~ fi 5 1 ' ‘ ' " .gy-§gI2M4tt ,\§£§,?i...‘._.l_..:»;_.;_i_.:i MMXMLLACE srsiin _ _ l§en»fin3i9!! _ _ - Api_24Mwfusif ~ '

1 L ~_»'“>'-*;-k_‘_,,L_;,__- , ., ,. ......‘..§.¢.-» . r is-mo-tam. ` " f ' `

fe-*pd* `- 7- _ - ___ H _ V__'_l,__'j.:,___.;,T____; :J

'D " E535 I Smart. Pretty _fl1’fi"“r“`l‘f*'=,I; X'

-ive - »' '

for

Wash Suits ` ”'

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l `i -

l Iiipr >"\-.,`i

.|- in, ,V /._,

850.0

that the Company are to have first choice OF ONE PUPin additlrn to the price agreed to bc paid, namely: S 9.00000 A second opiion on this year young at ll.00'|.00 A third option on this year‘s yourg nt ",250-00

~ $ 51250.00

AQ ALL THF. EX PENSES of the ranch, FEED

and CA‘{E of FOXES includino RANCH M iN- AGER'S SALARY and NIGHT CARETAKER’S SALARY are paid in advance up to the rs! of Seoirul- ber next, there is absolutely no NO OTHER VVAY tin which the above sum of $531,250.00 can he apvlldi but in payment of a. dividend to the sharehold<.i's.Th`.s practicilly guarantees the investor a dividend nf jx r- i-4 p.c. payable in September this year. This is an excellent opportunity for those having some monr ‘I on hand to increase their savings by almost one thi il in the short space of four months as the balance ~ E subscriptions is not rfquired to be paid untllthe 15th of May, next. Adeposit of ten per cent to accompany your application will hold the stock for you until that ate.

Application for stock may be made in the foll-

owing forinz- 4

Zud. 3rd.

VA.

To Messrs. Warburton & Shaw.

Solicitors, Charlottetown, P. E. I..............19r3 I hfffeby “PNY for _ _ _ . __ .shares in the North

,Shore Silver-Black Fox Company, Limited, and I cn- close you $..........__...being zo p. c. deposit on same balance to be arranged on or before the 151:11 day of May next and in default, this deposit to be returned

to me.

~ \-A ‘-4 serUs|boes|0IlsQlC‘stleb s s 0 Olllisi ADDRESS'

u s~» ~ pessensese .sos se say-queen

APPUCBUOHS 1118? also bemade to any of the followlngz-

John S. Con ~' ,P kg _ ~ . Wmiam Con=;i1;S BMI _ orner, R Leigh Sutherland ,fem View,

` 51 5 UCI James Cousins, Ba‘1|i : R°b°'t M°N““» D“f"l=Y: C. Ernest McNutr, Dsrriley;

P McNntt & Son, Malpeqne.

I i