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_ Not Give Your A~ Srila Home Cleaning Y
_ . It iS. reasonable
I 'You stay indoo t ch ll' ’ _ _breathe the foul air-F301? rsllerglpu in élloseilvirisiiis lucid ' §_:\c§3,_;1,__i1t<€t§cI_\;__\_1§_l_:__. gaour winteriife is pretty
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iake a short cut to youth anclenergy '
` N Nyal’s Spring Tonic is the thing
Sulphur and molasses was grandmother’s way. .
- She also scrubbed her fingernails off every spring.
, But. Nyal’s Spring 'Ionic is a regular°up-_to_- date vacuum clean_er by comparison. Gives new _,snip llitl vim--puts life and spring into your muscles- "_li_lakes_you feel fit and ready.. `
~_'§._sL-‘Li If it isnft worth a dollar a bottle you can have .. your money back cheerfully. _ ‘
E. A. FOSTER
Central Drugstore
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Watches Hlliillu
Repaired
We repair all kinds of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
&c. ' Our charges are moderate “"1” iw" “°h"‘l‘"‘°""
Our work is the yery best NAT'°NA" LEAGUE'
C. W. _Patterson |,,,,,,_,_
~ At Pliiltulelpliia. Pliiliidclpliia, 3;
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At New York, New York-liostoii
postpoiicil, wet, grounds.
(Special to the Guardian.) \VEl)NF.‘SDAY, April 28.--llesiilts.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
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'l‘wo-room Sue_ts $1.00 to $8.00. Special W eekly Rates
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cus Avenue. was operated on by (‘it_v
_ _ Hospital surgeons for s fracture of
, I , the neck of the riglit-femur, or hone,
of the upper leg., and u peg ot' ivory four inches long was driven through
_| the surface oi' the bone, through the
neck and into the head ot’ the femur.
Mrs. Graham slipped and fell on the
ice Feb. Sth, and the resultant t'rat-ture
_ nl - - failed to heal.
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____ii tgf. i .Ml neck and head of the femur with a I 5. _'_ "' _I if 4," _ ~,_l,' 1.5,, wooden mallet.. It was the first time
` ‘ ' ” ` » jf ivory was used at the City Hospital
_ _ _fr _ . ; for such an operation. Silver and even
__ _ _ _l . i ` 1 wire nails have beenuaed by surgeons '\""'; ._;.,f»vm:-» - . in siicii bone operations. _
IIa VISITING ,
NEW YORK CITY
you desire to locate In tiio
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A fire million ilnllar wiiainpli- of iiiollerii
- architectural .pi-rreeilonz ii.-eouimodniion.
' " 1.000 guests.
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. \Vitii Bath, $2 to $5.
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the supreme quality of mu§ii, and mirth, ao real. so li a- _ like, will delight the moat cri- = tical haurers. ~ '
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his J. A. Johnston. Tignliih. was in
Charlottetown yesterday.
Ira. John Byrne and Miss Ruth
Byrne, City, leave this morning on a ‘ visit to Boston.
. Mr Russell!-l_o¢K, brother of Mr W. G. Hogg, manager of the People’s Theatre. is visiting his old home here.
_ Mr H. C. Christie, representing Cowan & Company, Toronto, is at present on a visit to the island.
Dr Ciiife. who has spent several
months in Charlottetown, loaves this (Thursday) morning for New York..
Dr. Charles H. _Wa`tson, eye-sight Specialist from. Toronto, Ont., add' Mus. Watson are registered at. the Queen for a few, days. .
Mr W__ L. Poole. of the tirm of
, Messrs Poole & Thompson. and Dr J:_ D._Mclnty_re, Montague. were in the . city yesterday. _
2 .Messrs T. Kickham, Souris; W.‘ H: Prowse. Murray Harbour, and J. W. Callback, Summerside, were among visitors to Charlottetown yesterday. '-
; Mr' J. N. _Com-oy; Dalhousie, arrived in Charlottetown yesterday from Halifax on a visit to his parents, _Dr F. P. and Mrs Conroy.
5 Mr. James Callaghan, of the city Post Office staff, left yesterday morn- in! for Ottawa to visit his son Vinc- ent, who is seriously ill.
Victoria Daily Times of 19th inst.
reports that Mr. and Mrs. James Patou of Charlottefowii are guests ti'. the liiiipress Hotel.
ltl'r. Goodge of the Dominion Ex-
liress Company, City, leaves this morning on a business trip to St. =.]ohn_ lie will be accompannicd by Mrs. Goodge.
His many friends will regret to hear that Gordon Webb, formerly oi" Charlottetown, now Lunenburg. N. S., has entered the (L‘ot.tage Hospital, I.u- nenburg, when-_ ho underwent. ii suc- cossfiil operation for iippeiidicliis,
Among the outward passengers by
the Stanley from this city warez- Mr. John Richards to Picton, Miss Adele Newbery, to Boston and A New York to visit friends, Mrs. T. B. Woodman and daughter to Newfound- land, and Mr. Marshal Cameron, Ei- lcrslie to Boston.
Dr .lack Jenkins, who goes to the
front with the 24th Battalion. Mon- treal. leaves this morning for Halifax. Ile will be iiccofnpanied.by his mother, Mrs S. R. Jenkins, and tho Misses Jenkins, who will all visit Col. (Dr) S. R. Jenkins, in charge of the Military ilospltul'iii the garrison city. _
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instead of dangerous, salivating Cal-
oincl to liven your liver when liilious, headachy or constipated get a. 10-cent box of Cascarets. They start the liver and bowels and straighten you up bet- ter than nasty Calomel, without grip- ing or making you sick. '
LESSONS IN ASTRONOMY -i
Jupiter is by far the largest of the
planets, exceeding both in bulk and mass all the others combined.
'l‘lie satellites; or tour moons. of Jit-
piter enjoy the 'distinction ol being the first objects ever discovered with the telescope, having been found by Galileo almost immediately after its invention, A. Di 1610. lt is quite pos- sible that they also have been seen with the naked eye before this-time. In more recent years reports are cur- rent that they have been seen under favorable circumstances by sharp-eyed ersonii, and very little telescope aid li; required to show them. in recent years a considerable number of other fainter satellites have been been found attending Jupiter.
In respect to size and moss Saturn
stands next to Jupiter. and. although far inferior to him in these respects. it contains more material than all the remaining planets combined. But the unique feature of Saturn which dis- tinguishes it from every other known body in the heavens is its ring. This was a long puzzle to the astronomers who iirst studied the planet with a telescope. One of them called Saturn a pl_a_net~witii ears. As correctly un- derstood abd' described nearly half a century after. however, "it is sur- rounded' by a ring, thin, dat, nowhere touching it. and making quite an angle with the ecliptic." ' Sometimes Saturn is observed without a trace of the ring. as it is so thin that is dis- appears altogether when turned edge- wise.”
Saturn ia attended by ii family ot’
nine satellites. ii larger number than belongs to any other planet. With one exception, they are exceedingly small and difiiciilt to observe save with a very large telescope. The latest ones to be discovered were found by means of tha. image which they lnmpressed upon mphotographic plate. They have never really been "seen_"
Uranus and Neptune are interesting
cliioilytu modern addition to the knowntnembers of the atin's family. Neptune- waa. theiirat planet ever
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The unlimited .iliiilility a
'dlgcoveredf' all .nf its,predecoasors having been known from prehistoric timer. Uranus lmrfour satellites, Nep- tune boasting only one. Under favor- able circumstancaa_`Uronus_ may be seen with the naked eye by one who knows just where to ioolrfor it. Nep- tune is never visible s Ve in I tele-
'some great thought. thougbiriot. ot the
_.lust waiting,fo_r W0l'd toupack u and go to the trenches. ,This time
are enjoying the expedition, etc., al- though we sure had _some_iiarrow escapes. Once our oflice was shelled by the Germans and we had to move on the double quick. And while we
were in the_..tt‘enchcs we had aIl.ki_}uls_ of experiences. We landed at St . az- l
alre from Eaglaiidaad do . _lp over France in old battll;.ot\‘J§?.iQ3iig
we get into the scrap again Pit likely have some news for you. "
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"Ha 0,11, u. tif ii., "i, ee ly."
,Eatwcia-liyfflli14\ll“4#atl1is'='in.@l»,_humi.e. were the views of the Canadians at
alisbury; andeveryone present could tee the conditions of the Plain, oi' ' hich so riitftih has been said, as they really - existed.
Running close for first place were
two two-part dramas each one being a splendid production.
The first was “Value Received", a
Victor drama.. ln this play J. Warren Kerrigan plays the lead with an able cast supporting him and they make ln exceedingly good portrayal of an _ excellent story.
» The second drama was “The House of Gold", in which retribution comes to a swindllng financier. There is also it pretty love .story iii the play wliicii makes it all the more entertaining. ' The “Bondage of Fear" was it real good Biagraph play in one reel great- ly appreciated. `
“The Coming of Sophie’s Mamma"
was it most iiproarioiis comedy play, which provoked coiiliiiiioiis hearty laiigliter throughout the whole length of the reel.
It was llissttpointlng to the manage-
ment that the great picture “The Seals of the Mighty" did not arrive but the audience, although very desir. ous of seeing it, in view ot’ the above excellent show fe_lt less disappointed in deferring the treat. The manage- ment on finding that thc play had iiot arrived immediately iiizulecnquiries and as a result received :i message to the ci'i`ect that the picture was shipped Tuesday from Halifax and should have been here yesterday. 'l`lie Express Company have taken the niattcr up, and the picture will likely arrive to- day, in which case it will be shown this afternoon and to-night.
Mr. Frank iiiiies ciitc-rtiiiiied for the
last time last night. llo gave ii change ot' act and further enliglitciicrl the audieiice on the elenieiits oi' iiio- tioii pliot_ograpliy_ Last night, as on each occasion siiice lie cunie here, lie was well received and loudly iippliind- ed.
mwmmu
The following letter from Mr lleber
it. Large has been received by ii frieiid in this cityz- _ No. 5705, lst Canadian Contingent,
Signal Section, .
Headquarters 1st 113,
France, April 11,1915.
Dear Friend.--Just a line in iickiiow-_
ledgment oi’ yours ofthe 25th uit. Was more than glad to hear from you.
The sun is just setting iii the west.
and the partly clouded sky, now tiiriied into a beautiful orange colour, throws a shadow over the earth. Away in the distance a large lilll orsmall mountain looms up with great pride. Oii the top a. large castle is plainly seen to the naked eye. The valley is 'very‘deep) between me and the hill. To one side it farmer can be seen pioiighlng the iield,'and iii the -distance an oid-fasli- toned French windmill is- turning. l Again,‘to the 'right 'one"can see-troops march-and march by as if. inspired by
trenches, etc., for one has to rough itltoo much there, but I think it’s the beautiful evening scenery. Smut- is»our whereabouts. We are nice and _com- fortably sltuated, founfmiles back of
D _ _ _ l think we will sure be up against it.
All the boys are quits well and we
through Calais, llazebrook, lloiilogiio and other places.,-also' Arnienticres. Hynt us up on the map. ,
Guess I'll close for now, hut when
- Regards to all, . . .
l-IEBER R. LARGE.
Miss Florence Rodd, daughter of
th into Mr. Wallace Rodd. Brackle)
with the first Canadian Contingent of nurses writes thc following letter to
a friend. Mrs. Jackson, Brackley Point. buvc not becii very busy so |`ur_ l do
Miss Rodd trained in the Montreal General Hospital and volunteered for‘ service at the outbreak of the war:-
April 5, 1915.
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» News iii lgiliil_;'sifl;i;.,§r/as ‘
9 ' n
Point Road. who went to England ‘
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Toweling-5 1-2c yard
‘ All linen roller toweiiing also all
liiieii blue check towelliiig 17 in- ches wide- secure some of this while you may. ._ .. ....5V2c
Slips per pair-25c
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llciidy to use pillow slips-made
of English longclotii'-- French scams, wide items. l’er pair only
‘ " , Take advantage of the big `
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argains afforded by this event
Hundreds have profited by this opportunity-
have secured supplies of household necessities which will protect them from the coming high prices.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
when present stocks are exhausted, these prices will
beimpossible.
er off all table linens, napkins towels
Z0 gent ;I_i_e:;i_IiSg2__c_plllow cottoni, bed: .
FREE HEMMING tte`B lankets-89c pr. Long Cloth-B 1-2
Nice quality 1 1-4 iiannelette A yard wide cotton of exoeilent
blankets pure white with colored quam u d _ I
borders. 56 x 76 inch. Per pair. B__yyaT_ :e___im_____c 050 y Waves?
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White Spreads-75c Sheeti“g"°24° Yard
Unbleaclied sheeting of extra
White lienvy comb spreads 56
X 77,; Inch_ hemmed ready for “Sa quality- equal to bleaclted at 404: Very special nt ._ ..75c. A snap-2 yards wide _.24c.
Qliingage the “Vacuum Cleaner” ahead\
p_`"
' see you.
- -Brass §Beds $10.80 up
A magnificent line ofliandsoine
brass beds. See our special all brass full size bed at . . _ ._.$10.80
Elegant Parlor Furniture
Our new showroom on the 5th
floor contains u iiitigiiiiic<=nl_ assort- ment of 3 and 5 piece suits odd pieces, davciiports etc,
Take the elevator and sec the
goods. We \voii't ask you to buy.
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Magnificent Showing oi the Newest and Best F U R N l T U R E
_ Every day brings along something new and at-
. tractive. Come in and Walk .around---we’re pleased to
Handsome Bedroom Swell Dining-room
Suits
Dressers Complete suits in finished oak.
polished oak, grain wood--etc.
in oak, mahogany, walnut, bird COIOMRI I.<|umI¢.,,-_q_ etc eggch
eye muiili-. eriiiii wood vw. itanging from $75 to $150.
F0 lilgli class dressers to sclcct tml.. __ __ ..s2o to $15.00. Beds and Bedding
Iron beds from $2.50 up.
P I C T U R E S Spring Mattresses from $1.75 up.
Top Mattresses from $2.50 up.
Framed pictures suitable for all
Solo agents for the
rooms in a magnificent assortment.
OSTERMOOR
$1.00 to $18.00 each. MATTRESS.
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tlieii caiiie dow_ii here to l.t-bcfort, where the liospitiil is situiitoii. Wi-
Iove my work and the poor .soldiers appreciate ev(-rythiiig we do tor tlicni. so mitch. The poor follows, I feel so lorry for them. \\-'ell this is it beau-
Dear Mrs. Jackson,-I received yoiii'_
Christmas card ten days ago-what it joke! it was in London about a week ' and then it was sent on here to | France. I was in London about one month but not on duty. Wo stayed at a hotel and lind a line time there. We came over here on the eighteenth of March, were in lioulogne one day and
|copa_--tinlvanity of _wtlpconiriitz
tiiiil place, right on the const, so l ex- pect to have il. line time .swimming this summer. it makes me lonely for the dt-ar old island niitl home. This place looks so iiiucli like llriickicy Beach, where we used to spend sonic very happy days, The hospital is upon a cliff. Yesterday was Easier Sunday and I was ot`l' duly. I did not get to
i-liiircii in tlif- nioriiiiifr and the rain -_-i.-______-_Z just poured down all the afteriiooii. l
saw Captain Walker iii Boiilognc. MADE 'N CANADA
Janet is coniiiit: out to l<`riiiice with
the McGill University and I expect mn
she will be staying about eighteen
iiiilcs from here. so l will bc nblo to V nee licr often. ilow would you like to , . ’“._`.
- gather d:ii'i`ndils in the iields in M:ir_;'li_'._ __
Tlii.-re uri- lots ot' them hero now. \ 'c .
I-have no time to write iiinrc jiisi_ naw
so bye liyt- with love to you niii ; r.
‘ _Int-knoll.
'soldier was brought into zi i.oiirloii I hospital. llc spoke olive. “My _name 'rf W|LI_|AMg_GREENE 3, ROME_E_O,
is l~`ord-my iiiiniber is so-iiiit-sn~- ""‘
i‘ork--wife iiiiil scvi-ii cliiltlreti. “RUN ommlo 2
FLORRIE.
.\ii.~'.s I-`lori-iicc Ilotld,
No. 2 t'iiii:idinii tloiicral llospitnl.
Iiritisli Idxpcilili<;_iFI_i_?___I:`tirt:l~, _
SOLDiER'S DEATHBED
A icw days ago it inortiilly wniiiided _
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The Wfir Ollici- had thc greatest dif- _ ____
iiciiily iii iilidiiig his wife. ills rc- '"- <‘l‘lliiilllI oiiice had becii 1-lianltcd. his _ii \\'zir Olilcc niol0:‘ car and driven to illipers had boeii shiifilod, mid he could the liospltiil, and they were able to not be identiileil, liul great efforts gtaiid ii_\' their dead. They were after- wtis liizide und llii' wife was irticcii wiirds taken buck to (`ork with thc two ilnys before lie died. suiiic iilteiilloti its in their journey to
The War Oillce broiigltt the wife and l.oiidoti. ~ '
her sister i`:'oni ('ork in London, paying Tlic two women arrived iii London iill rails iiiid expeiises. and providing with their siinwls over* their heads and |thcir meals eirroiitc. At Euston Stn- they were carrylntz only ii paper parcel tion they were met by an orderly with iiiid ii tow pim-os or broad.
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