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IIIBUIIOYIIOX’ UQIIDUIU’ Uarolineanot’ ttiltquality and

abuse. we have aii- the thing, you me ’“““ “"‘"‘ me “'°°" “°*°h°=

“qt ,mm num to ”u°ep~°m_ mm his Sun was the most popular and

on

hammers to curtain rods 'ram

ua when you think of hardware. ‘f The Rogers 0

' Hardware Co.,

QQ, Limited __

' Nobody would buy

it in good shape. B

oh didn't allviy to anybody who obse

the M. Y. 0. B. rule. However, I

my

first aunplay. Monday moi-ning I observed two men walking hurriedly down Harrison avenue. The deter

lcated

something doing and I followed

ba.

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woonwoaiiind co.. sro.

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h”d_ amanlnthstpartcftheeountry

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death i doirt know as it

certainly looked refreshing. and a good imagination some relief

be obtained.

QUICK ACTING MABSIIAL

..I.eadvi1le was known as the

dldlft have IOM to Wait (0 M0

mined looks on their faces ind

closely behind, as it looked safer hind than it did in front,-they

- “°t Myles °°1=°==l°=d v¢=i>°»=-

They turned into a saloon on State

_ _, _ street and almost simultaneously it ' ` ` ' I

found its mark I looked ca

for the undertaker. After I sto

ing was the city marshal and that

' into wwn to settle an old grudge

\ gambler. The marshal heard was in town and W no time ‘getting rid of him. It was quick it was neat but I should say it

3 lust a wee bit rough.

I soon learned that the shooting

6 notsoseriouss.nai!airaaI,bi-ed

d molly seemed to crave the reputa

ot having made someone “bite

; then.

‘ My lirst two weeks in Leadville

m8

two companions from New Bedford.

for

M119, my. at.

mlrfly

times since, that it is usually darkest

3 Just before sewn, for that very aight

line house and never lbgiezs; <>l<;r°;\°§i churn on*

» - see. e anemea. 20 ld

spend amckel keeping ..i_.... rsh wi... . ..ii.r'......;‘.°

ut crowd or gun-toting strangers

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many a man will wear §°°,,§,,,"‘§§ N u,‘,' hfwm ’ ‘

passed pleasantly. as I had with

However. they soon wired East money,` got it and returned h

' leaving me, lonesome, and gloo

But I found then. as I have

a line suit until it no °rmvl1fe_

longer does justice to Well. at the time there was plenty

tl1e"'investment made orworrmths mario. ram

posted advertisements calling for

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Why not get- ful

BADGE OF WORKING MEN

anow csi_tiie ranges, snow ci unknown

- made us

my cooler in a hot town. but it

with might

Bad

Man‘s Town. I found this true in a

selected stock in one panel. two sense, but I also found the phrase

rved

_ Before starting to work. each

a

shot was med, lust one shot but it

- u ly

ihrol18h the door and saw them pick- ing up a man quite evidently all ready

pred

running for want of breath, I found out that the msn who did the shoot-

his

victim was a bad man who had come

with

he tn .

and

was .

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to “mind mm man me nwmll the East, had considered uit. In fact

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moment

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thousands of men for railroad co -

I struction. then boomirla- The D. and

R.. G. was building. the big Hogg -

The scale oi wages for those was considered high, although when compared with pay for .same work now. Miners received a day and 83.50 s day in wet laborers were paid $250 a day; era received from $40 to Us g m according to the.number of m

un

_ with the privilege of sleeping

This accounted for the working carrying his own blankets.

outfit at Chalk ranch at $40 s. ni

was initiated into camp undtr

ably because I was the proud or of a new pair of high laced As I had long "understandings"

attention.

The newcomer next had wrwle some man selected by

seat was a bench near the large ley stove in camp, a bench no ten foot was permitted to use. He had to boi: a few rounds and

program but all in the spirit of fellowship.

INITIATION COMYLETED

Well, slr, I dlsqualiiled myself

tlie first round of the boxing test immediately started the foot

the bridge ol my nose. wailops

received the customary strength test and was asked if I could play poker.

“hands” to leach. I- leamed in my initiation period that they played table stakes, that is, the initiated one put all his money and everything capable of being converted into cash on the table you can guess the result.

The nnal degree was being placed

tn a blanket and tossed to the ridge pole about s der/en times. The cand- idate then became a. full fledged member of the finest bunch of men that ever wore shoe leather. They were onthe level and' to get along with them every man had to be like- wise. I at-lived with tba outilt until the following Illebruary, when the sad news camo through: Owners broke. They might have' added: Owing every employt three months back PUY-

We got tcgethe' and talked it over,

finally deciding to go back tn Lead- ville, a score of mllesaway. So about 25 of us rolled our blankets for the

Value 0\lt Of thi! I\‘l0l1ey man tunnel was being cut for the 20.11111, hike, our uombiued uupiyui

W

you spend on clothing

° run steam ahead. aut this rind

7 Colorado Midland which was going

Of

at the time amounting to $7.50. e made Leadvilie finally in a blinding

The Suit I\'l8k€S work did not appeal to me then. |51-,uwsu-,m|, found uu um-,u¢up|¢d

t ‘ ul-ne 5 to 111° not 'tm'-i°o “Red when you ‘urhia on cast ioth _street with s big

frequen Jo y “ppm” 1°” °' 3°” W” H5” Y°“ coal stove and not much of anythin

our dry cleainng plant get tremor

always looks like a least as much as yo paid for it and prob-

ably a _bit more.

You buy good alllleaf'

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DEAFNESS Banning bead-Nolsea

Billie by Patronizing Caused By ' Catarrli

your clothier - YOU I keep good appearanc

by patronizing us.

New Method Cleaners Ltd.

' . Phone 983

“Wear Clean Clothes"

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Iron, MQNT REAL

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Dean Sinclair Lalrd’s Seventh' Annual/__ _AHEnwmwTw_

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~ _ Emerald Len was by can hlalmv

Nine cases in ten are due to Ca

fcctive action of Catarrhoaone. N medicine to take -- you breathe th

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derive results quickly. Catarrh of the middle ear is routed out. Hear- ing improves. Head noises cease. 'Jstarrh in the nose, throat, cara-

wlierever located. yields to Ua- tarrhomne. You can purchase a

t This confused me at ilrat; I wond-

ered they didnt ask if I had a mattr-

u ass and bedspring if they were inter-

ested ln my comfort. But it wasn‘t um 1°a,q¢d with eoai. Surprising

e' tarrhal lntiammatlon. Based on the

else in it and took possession, mak- ing it our temporary headquarters. It adjoined the D. S. P. and P. R.. R.. yards, which contained hundreds of

as

. tt may stem. the next morning when we awoke. we had two tons of coal in the cabin. lame backs and no break- fast in sight. Food was a far more serious question than heat, we found. The railroad dldn't keep food in

its

_ yards.

HAPPY ON POULTICE AND RAT? It is pleasing to note that a. good

experience of others who have been BMT isoaroorlstlon of prize money ls se- relieved of troublesome buzzing in the ears you can count on the ef-

As the youngest in the crowd, I

‘_

was unanimously appointed a com-E

2 mittee of one to find somebody with ‘ popular classlng as lst, 2nd, 3rd with

hauling vupm- of 'Cum-muwne s Bl'°¢¢l'Y WON Bild B Wil-iiDBl'1°“ Wi record time is being substituted for thou h a small ocket inhaler and extend U5 °*'°‘m' ' I W9-l in-""“*°"°d A. B. G. classes which looks too much

iguuuuued 1,-um pu" 13) kets. men were out of employment; all the

guy, railroad work was abut down; lum- iuw boring stopped; there was no freight- mu ing; many of the mines and smelting 53 closed: and all idle men thereby

umm; thrown out of employment flocked to tum. Leadville, spent their last dollar and onth -

` ga ’ ,,, , __ every working inan carried his bien. since the rush of "fa Thousands of i nir~...~_,_

i

then began to ,starve The back

um rooms of the saloons and gambling

they could educate 'rite regular halls. vraotlesliy the only places esa- uimrge for beam wg aug 5 vnu, able of sheltering them, were jammed

de, every night, with from 50 to 100 men

my wqon or U-au you might chuuuu sleeping on the floor or in chairs.

mm |NEW JOB AND MORE TRAVELING

Very few of these men had any

My mg; job was with u “umm criminal tendency but circumstances,

°u¢h_ chief of which was hunger, started man many on a criminal career. i-loldups gh, became so frequent the few police

feiiowiag rules: ru-at, he received a were powerless to check them. How- nlcknsme. Mine was Boots, presum~ ""» U limi’ WCM OIL I few WPG

DGPRGS-

uuou eilect and as winter broh. busintss muy improved and before long. everybody

aatui-any attracted considerable was hoary I-od busy stein- I landed

necktie parties soon had the desired

with another outllt, however, whose

yu owners went broke and then drifted gh, along to a little town called Wheeler,

Deacon seat committee. The Deacon “elf 1"1'°m°“i" DUB- 'till'-‘fe I d2¢il'i¢<i

Siu. to try my luck on the Pacino slope. ue,-_ This gave me another thrilling ride .nu over the D_. dc R. G. from Salida to

run u Salt Lake City, still a. narrow gauge.

(out 1-me uum, un extended truck f have an idea that the man who built

good t.he roller coaster got his construction

plan from the D. dt R. G. railroad.

But the scenery made one forget

discomfort. The trip over Marshall pass was wonderful in itself; then through the desert regions with

1" only occasionally s. bunch of sage ‘nd bush and into the beautiful valleys of

\ _ "°'°° Utah, with their well kept farmhousea

unannounced, after, or course, I had ,ed roofs and whim wang' md “_

’ swpped seven” healthy W“u°p5 Wim closures spotless 'white as a result of

'-fl” uh i ii t' i

___-__ _ir is ___-__ __-____ _ ui- ..§;°.....";’;.i:.1';.“’ .:. °“"' °°“"° 1° “"°”°ml’- 1 lil" aaa great herria- or healthy ieoiriag

cattle. Everything‘,looked like pros- perity and comfort, with nothing to

Those who didn't found many willing indicate ,mn this mmm, W” the

scene of many a deadly conflict in which French, Mormons or Indians participated.

PETERS ROAD

AND VICINITY

The weather, like the times is very

changeable. Inside of an hour the sun shines brightly, nature puts on aloyousmood. Theathapailot gloom descends. and nature si-an itseli within the aombre shadows- now g pleasant calm with sunshine- ln a. short time, it may be a tempest. The spring poet can hardly get time to tune in to a certain condition ol climatic consistency.

The lobster industry demands un-

tlrlng activity at this time of tlic year. The numerous accessories of :the fleet, the incessant repairs to ,traps, boats. engines, painting and overhauling demand time and ex- pcnse. With the Guardian, we wish the tlaherman and packer success. ,

We are not aware that any horse-

rovios on our glassy areas was in- dulged in this winter. Yet there was no lack of such sport in the many sequestered expanses of our Islands broken coast line during the past season. 'I'hls_is fascinating sport, but it takes the enthusiasm of num- bers to keep up the spirit of the fgame.

I

'cured for the summer races at Georgetown, and that the old and

ted a good hearted old timer willing to trust us‘ and you can gamble he

two-months' treatment for $1.00, or never lost s. penny on us. So we

drlikllsi.

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a smaller size for 50 cents, at any 5 nt me nun ,ix wus” on our

Pe ration of poultice and rat bait. hav- ing a truly wondérful time. What a happy bunch. a happy-go~lucky. bunch we were! Frcwns were strictly prohibited.

Occasionally one of the gang would

meet a friend - who _was fiusii and would stake him to a few dollars. rum we would select one oi' the bump to go buck the tiger. If he made a killing we all went out for -.ts seat fred money could \=\lv»

Topiorrow meant nothing tous. aut than was plenty of W°l’l'lf

that all required WG-*_ in Gimp i”‘5“‘ i like a proposition in Euclid. age, poultice and rat bait, or bread ‘

“Ni milk “mi °h°°5e‘ I finally l°°°' Although your correspondent is not

prepared to make an authoritative statement at this time of writing, it would seem probable that the l'lrm of W. S. Fraser sr Co.. City, fruit, meat. and poultry preservers purpose carrying on the work of preserving etc., at the old established plant at Greek River. Already the work of re_-construction we are informed. has begun, and it may be that this in- dustry may be carried on exclusively.

Our farmers are still optimistic of

the potato situation, and despite the low tendency of prices this spring. are preparing for at least eqllli BNHS of fertiliser grown potatoes. Nothing venture; nothing win. Prince Edward

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:Troon webeeaaie dnlan fer Graham

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deeply to imke this annoimoanmt.

WeenteruponourconoectioowiththeGraham

mail distributing erganintion with _the feeling tbatitwilleoableustorcoderadistinctservioe

by supplying this ooromimity with Graham cars.

'I`bz7areindeedva°y’goodairsatlowprioee-

mtliatweglad1ytastifyoutof_o\irownexpe»

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uwhmtmeuymauwemuauraqué _f built with the individual inmind,_rather than

the mass market as‘ao‘objecti'vc.

Weareradynowtohaveycumllandinspect thcllatest Graham Sixca and Eiglats, and urge

yoiioodosowiththeaseiiianocofourbelief

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We aha.ll‘beespeeiaIiy gladco welcome our

friends a.rid_customets‘ in out Gnhaindaleia. _

'I J . Milton Wheatley _

38 Elm Avenue, Charlottetown, P.

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new capacity of

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Island has become famous through such enterprise. _

1 am reminded that today. 21!!

March, the Bun crosses the That is the earth is in s Poli*-1°” that the rays of the sun shine paral- lel to the equator, so that although P. E. I. is in is degress N. latitude. we have day and night equal as at the equator for one day.

Your Correspondent for south

Kings would be more at home inthe above study than he proteases to be on the occult matters pertaining to mysteries of dark spirituallstic phan- tastes, wlilch, though interesting, are not now generally believed to any degree of sincerity (lust merely al- lowed.) No more than the old “Ghost Stories" of the early "sixties" that fil- led the minds of boys with terror and gave wings to their feet/ as they flew home in the darkness from s neighbors house, where such stories were told, or like “Tam 0‘Shanter on that bitter night's experience as he rode home from the town of Ayr.

Mr. M. A. Beaton. Teacher, Alma

School, Peter's Road. has been con- ducting evening classes or night school so-called, for some consider- able time during the winter months. The school is well attended and much appreciated by the pupils who do not consider themselves too bil

` JUBILEE INSTITUTE

The March meeting was held at

the home»of Mrs M. Buchannan on Feb 5th wikh_ President in the chair mal member; present and two visitor. Meeting opened with si..;gi.~.g the Gde and repeatioa the Creed. Theminutesofiastmeeingreadl-nd approved and signed. The sick and aehooi committees gave their report and it was decided that a box be packed and sent to Lloyd Walsh who was at the, time sick in the Prinqe County Hospital. A letter of thanks was read from the pupils of the Al- bany Village school thanking the Jubilee Institute for the new map of the Maritime Provinces which had been placed in the school by the Iri- stitute members. A cheque of $2.15 was received as a Government Grant and the sum or $8.25 was handed to the BecrBt\-l‘y by Mrs Buoitlnilhh i’0fi' squares for the Autograph Quilt all suis paidup to cate which goes to show that the Jubilee Institute is on

the high read to susoess_.__ 'nie was answered with hints`_on,Ga.i'd-'. came. 'ras heat aieetiarts hairs at the home or mrs andrew N°°1lm» Lunch was served by assisting host- essea and the hoshaa presented

`-and dlllt flrlt bt appiya. raixtiire of him gurpesitido. in Ouual ‘. It .li#ltly,t6' eiltim ul. UC wipe `oY¢_imm0diI`U`l'iy with a tdlll nets. 'nie aioei»i_si»oiv»,ge ua me the turpentine restores thejlcs.

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it hem; the birth-say of one present `\

siouyttaiewasapeataarirr-héaios ing of My Old Kentucky Home

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Save the King brolllhf I

spent evening to aclose with a.~C8Ul&-xedllleti

hearty vote ci thanks to thehoeteu.

Washing and Polishing Hints _

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unemployment insurance. t i

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some time, certain external peril: _'wut

gush gs the radlatnr and H0011, b0 come quite warm. These~pa.rts should never be washed or polished while they are still warm, as the heat, in combination with the soap and polish. is injurious to the finish.

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The Motoring season is here. Look to

your tires--let us go over them and save

you trouble and money later. We have a. I most up-to-date plant and our rates are .

reasonable.

u, b, ,,,,,,u,,d by ,, ummm, up, Also Agents for Dunlop Tires. V

along educational lines. ` l u , a a I ~

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