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'V-THE HAY QUEEN.-The Tug Hey Queen, from Port Elgin; with ‘n cargo of cnnners supplies for F. Mc- Gee, arrived, in Bummerside last evening and will leave this morning taking a cargo of Balt for the Port- land Packing Co’s factory at Cape 'l’ormentlne.J.

-TUGS ARRIVE-The Tugs Sen-

Uae, Scotland and McNutt, with the' dredge and scows belonging to the Dominion Dredging Co., which are being taken from Yarmouth to Quebec left Mulgrave on Thursday night lest and are expected in Sum- merside this morning. After taking coal and other supplies they will tako the dredge Alver and and two scows to Quebec.J.

-THE BLUE MOUSE.--Perry`s

Peerlees Players closed their two nights engagement at Summerside last evening, with the farce comedy The Blue Mouse. The play was stag- ed before a Packed house and every member of the audience thoroughly enjoyed it. The company leave this morning for Truro where they open an eng*-\K@¥1ll!nt on Monday in the new Opera House.J.

-MILLINERY.-The latest arri-

vals in Holn1an's Milllnery Depart- ment includes new poke shapes and crenoline sailors. These styles were imported from New York, 'and are right up to the minute in the eyes oi the fashionable in the Metropolitan centres. I-lolman's are displaying a determination to keep pace with the largest cities in the selectness of their showing of millinery. and are establishing a record of which larger cities might well feel proud.

-PUBLIC AUCTION.-The under-

signed Trustees of the Estate of Mary Ann Bowness deceased, Testatc will sell by Public Auction on the premises on Saturday May 3rd next 1913 at 12 o'clock noon the house and lot lately owned by deceased and situated on the corner of Notre Dame and Summer Streets. Also a quantity of household furniture. Dat- ed 23rd day of April 1913. Rev. James Strothard, Thomas H. Cle- ments, Trustees.

-MARGATE.-A large and repre-

sentative meeting was held in the hall at Margate on Monday evening, April 21st., to hear Prof. Reid lec- ture on soil, fertility and the Dairy Co_w. His remarks were listened to with keen interest, and it is the wish of the farmers here, that they may have the pleasure of hearing Mr. Reid; at some fixture date. At the same meeting the views of the people were hcnrd on the working of the Auto Act question, it being brought up by the chairman. Mr. T. Glyden giving his views on the matter, Mr. John A. Marks and others spoke strongly against the repealing of the act. After some furthei discussion a vote was taken. which was unani- mous in protesting against any change being made in the said act. of 1907. A committee was tbcn appoint- ed, consisting of Messrs F. Glyden, John Marks and H. D. Thompson to inform the Government of the action taken by the electors of this coin- munity.

ztliarmony of Boston makes two

splendid falcum powders, Violet Dulce and Trailing Arbutus. These powders are indigcstible for the toilet of ali dainty women, are soothing and healing to the skin and have delight- ful odors. Try a box‘ today, 25c. 'i`he MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Ste. Mti.

'BROTHERS DROWNED IN

EACH OTHERS ARMS.

THOMAS, Ont., April 24-Geo aged twenty-one and Malow aged eight, sons of Stanley farmer, 'Port Burwell, were

in Otter Creek. They left

home on the Burwell farm in afternoon to go to s. little is- ln centre of the creek, and

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missed until was instituted,

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-FIVHLP IBXNCLNG.-Keds from

best Wire an guaranteed, Cai-load Nl! rbrtlvod _et Brsces', Bummerside.

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-N. B. Reed, of the Bank of Nova

Scotia stan, Bummerside, has been transferred to Bt. John end left for that place a few days ago.J. ,

.__L__. -Rev. P. H. Gallant, recently or-

dained priest at Quebec, who has been spending a short holiday at his home in Bloomfield, crossed by the Empress yesterday morning en route to Chatham, in which diocese he will be engaged for the next two or three months, after which he will return to the Island.J.

-The following registered at the

Clifton House, Summerslde, yester- day: Messrs J. G. Forbes, Toronto; H. T. Taylor, Moncton; W. A. Weeks, Charlottetown; S. J. Moore, Truro; N. D. Friedmann, Montreal; Louis Zebb. Toronto; B. M. Williams, Bos- ton; T. C. Herbert, Montreal; D. H. Farrow. Toronto; John Richards, Bideford; Mrs. Wm. Clark and Miss Clarke, Sackville.

-The following registered at the

Queen Hotel, Summerside yesterday: Messrs G. R. Vickers, Montreal; F,W_ Branscomb, St. John; F. R. McKen- zie. St. John; F. R. McKenzie, Tru- ro; W. L. Brngg, Collinzwoodg S.W. Delanelh. Malpeque; L. Allan, Bay- field; W. J. Dark, Amherst; B. H. Nelson. A. E. Woods, Charlottetown; D. H. Williams, A. C. Vsnwort; G. A. Creed, St. John; fiev. Il. J. Mc- Donald, Brae; Messrs S. Gallant, Piusville: D. Lorne Dewar, summer- side.J.

FRIEDMHNN

MAKES CURE

BUFFALO, N. Y., April 25-Fred

W. Lang, Jr., of North Tonawanda, who was taken in February to Pasa- dena, California, sidering from pul- monary tuberculosis in an advanced stage, has returned apparently cured by the Frledmann treatment. When he left he was so weak could hardly walk, and Dr. C. T. Crance, who at- tended him, said there was little hope for him.

Dr. Crance obtained from Dr.

Friedmann, however, snnlcient vac- cine to treat three patients and se- lected Lang as one of the patients. Lang had just suffered two liemorh- ages, and was very weak. In a few days he had gained two pounds. An- other injectlon was given, and later a third. After remaining ui.-'er ctrer- vation of the California |‘orl.or, Lang was allowed to return io his home near the city, apparently a well man.

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FRENCH AVIATOR MAKES

A RECORD FLIGHT

PARIS, April 24-Eugene Gilbert,

the French aviator, today bent all records for a_continuous cross-coun- try flight, flying from Villa Coudlay to Victoria. Spain. The distance be- tween the two places is about 825 kilometres (513 miles), which Gilbert covered in eight and s half hours. After a short rest Gilbert ascended again and at nfghtfall had reached Salamanca.

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the blood, as thousands of people know by experience. is tb take `

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\'Vhere can I get the best styles, best ' greens, mellow browns and other Spring

quality and bestvvalue for the amount 1 wish colorings. - tr' spend? _ I ` Besides a 'regiment of other up-to-the-second styles and ,

The man “who knows” answers at Prowse’s. colorings in soft hats for Spring.

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which at a low estimate will ts e 16 p. e. ot capital.

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