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MEYOII. WRIGHT
 'ro FIGHT noAnii
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WORCESTER, March 31.-Mayor
George M. Wright says he is not look-
' for a fight, but is thoroughly an-
y, and intends to find out w`no's
o when it comes to making police
appointments. The civil service com-
inlrvioners iii Boston have aroused
lils irc by attempting, he says, to
ilictntc to him what he shall do in
regard to choice of oflicers.
i Any 'Iuardian reader
who receives a diinly print-
ed, badly printed, badly
folded, badly cut, badly
aildrcssed, badly wrapped,
torn, soiled oririconiplete
pziper of whatever issue
will kindly notify the Sub-
scription Department at
once.
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-TLCLARK
Atherton. His
-'PHE
eu be
tal Parlors.
-M158
sian
store,
la 45-1
Aluttnfuh
il Guar- __J_
Book- -__-
l>h0l\° -Mrs. James Melanie
uw i
Province. ' -ON? CENT
tion I0
lllllll
Guardian 'ESI El”
Tonner- ___.,.
-Mr. George
ol 0
Leary, was in Summvrlide
W
-s
_Ol Grand
River was e. visitor to Buinmersidc
rd . ' i
week or two
haV6 Phld for
r  not mils an
yeste ay.-I _
_ renew n _..._
¢i:l°d 3113 -Mr. M. F. Bchurmm was a pas-7
senger to Bunimorlide from the east
discontinued
date.
side,
4000 lbs
of experience
stands how
the winter in good
seed, so very ici;
_elven ii chance.
-A LUCKY P‘rm'cI~iAsE.~M_ i-i
T'
through
_ _ __u blnck
driving horse. Mr. ` ` ' one
of
men and can be depen' A
knjnv a sfwd thins whdh/` he sees it.
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(Fi`0m Y¢5f01"d“Y’B Evening Guardian)
-Lone ruvnn_-'rss -.cum - 1,,
progressing favorably under the sku.
iiii minaknmcnt of their teacher Miss
a _
-'i dir* Smith.-Harry Mar-kg has bggn
visiting friends in Long River the
vuest of Mr. and Mrs. ;McLeod.-Mr.
WWW? Pllyntcr has been busy hhuling
lumber for a shooting house on the
sand-hills and he intends to move her parents Mr. amd Mrs. l“. H.‘
dotwn soon.-Mr. Hedley Wigmo;-g1ms`i.eurd. Mr. and Mrs. Large have
,, .
i-_ urned to his home in .Long River.
_  _,___ JJ -Mr. Herbert 0Paynter is busy haul
, _ .
"8 lumber for a new house.--Mr.
Iohn Johnstone has returned home
om visiting friends lu New Glasgow
_ - ' rec nt
‘;}Qf-‘_‘4.j_;.._, visit to French River.-Messrs Louis
§*.'_i5..1'?'.‘,_f7§"’ "_ - - nnd Charley Poynter have amoved
` d
Scu,e<l Tenders addressed to the icy Bridge' is visiting friends iii L°iiE
Postmaster General, will bc received Riv""“i Very °iii°Yi"i’i° evening “'55
:it Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, Spent at Mm Jimi”
the End May, 1913, for the convey T
mee of His M,__jeBty.s Mans on apm_ ‘voung people were invited.-Mr. Wel-
posed (.‘ontraci:` for four ears as re- ` _ _
quired times per week eadh way, be- ti`“i“ii‘f iii” Bi`°Ziii‘ii‘ °°ii:-*Mi* NEW YORK' March 2ii'_'i“siii°°
tween Charlottetown Post Otilcc and Dani Johnston" is ii°iiig 8 big fiifi
Street Letter Boxes, Parcel Recep- Qi
tacles, Branch and Sub-Post Oiilces,
etc, from the pleasure of thc Post
mgster General. (
,_ rinted notices containing further
nforination as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract may be seen and
blank forms of Tender muy lic ob- s
iriirwil nt the Post Office of Char- t
lottctoivn. ' two hustlers Messrs Hogg and Waite
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, have hail their engines and saws at
. Johnstone's
uesday evening when a few of the
ngtou Poynter is doing great work
sawing-,‘ lumber this season. '
__?
From. Yestcrday’s Evening Guardian)
--WILMOT VALLEY.- Generally
speaking the farmers around here at
the present time are .keeping them- _
Lives .,,Ht., b Bw,” l which was then in existence, and v-as
,;e back yurd‘ywhm_egvi;i,z,§;. tzileygfi continuously on the bench up to his
Mail Service Branch, work, and the wives while not in the
. _ , ki
G C ANDERSON
tchen “Washin the dishes and
‘ Sllpefinfnndent- hreakin them” are kept Avery busy
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ottawa 14th March. 1013. 2-28'-iffii hooking. quitting and attenain soc-
8
al fun ti '
i _ c .ons an
t
That pain in the 'back
is caused by diseased kid- i
ncys. Get on' the right i
road to health by using
Rexall Kidney Pills, a
preparation that is fully
guaranteed by us. Money
back if dissatisfied Price
a box 5oc, three boxes for
231.25, six boxes for $2.50.
'l`he McKinnon Drug ,
C1 . corner Great George S
and Kent Streets.
il
h
s
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\ -~ If!
Purify your blood. '
CRD.
fe
d by the viay we hear
be next one on n large scale is to
he held on Tuesday svening,next.--
Mr. ‘William K-. Easter spent this
o
renoon (March 27th) at. his home
ri Wilmot Valley.-Mr. John Pichetts
rriveil home this morning ou' the
western train from Conway where he
ad been attending the funeral of his
ister (Minnie) Mrs. Geo. Barnlse.-
Mr. Lewis Wlckett of Kelvin has been
own along the road looking for seed
rain, etc., several times latelyi-
ui- energetic road master is bound
o make improvements, his latest
ond prepqratory to Laying a side-
valk from his own place to the
eiioui house s miie sua s'1innrt°r
ziway.-Mrs. Day spent Wednesday .h
and Wednesday night in Kelvin.-Mr.
§~2IdIf.f~ Charles I-Iuestis has hou ht the “Ga
A .- s Y’
arm and it is understood he intends
recting up-to-date buildings on it
this summer.-The mail driver, Mr.
F'red Clarke, is doing the trip in
' fine time considering the roads but
P°i’°i" B” yesterday aftcrnoon.J.
expiry ____
N ui, B ia '=
 ;»-,»_._»_r_i_ ..f......::‘::':;° :_-,.:::;.‘;"::::.;';.;:
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years . .__ i
unde -
for 1
to grow if :;';elrl;10:);§3harlottetown yesterday af-
, _ _ I' Jamieson Halifax' F. 'I'. Bixby llali-
ll. Morrison, Sum ‘ io-f img _ _ ’ '» . _ ’ .
cenuy purchased   1 ie ilal. T. Blackie, Halifax. registered
is
Sunimerside's most.-‘ goguim- horse.
on to
own to the sand-hills for goose ¥;ii;`°» ig°i’iYt;;i°i"»°‘i and 13° b°“°fi'
` shooting. They expect, to get a large c a an soo ng to the s n. 25c.'
M   quant;icy,_Mi5§, Ruby McLeod, mam a cake at The MacKinnon Drug Co.,
at heing to level the side ot: the _v
'girl was ,crossing the track to her
»une!Dectedly~ and _being ou a down
-moment, when sho was struck down
p-.>
1
build .up your body oy
using Rexall Blood Tab-
lets,a standard preparation
that is working good
cures in hundreds of
i_ One box 501:, six boxes `f
cases. This preparation is
sold by us with the un-
derstaudingihat if it is
not satisfactory, your
money will be refunded.
for $2.50 The McKin- 5
non Drug Co., The Rex- _
all Stbre. 5-zidrtf i
the mnil service is probably the
worst on Prince Edward Island. The
writer lives about 5 miles from Sum-
mersidc yet a letter from there, has
to travel about twenty-_four miles be-
fore it reaches him. 'l‘hat"s going
some!
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A Cure Disciivered
Thai Reiilly Dives Cure
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`<_ __A sim- i
Thousands Testify to the Lasting
Benefit Derived by 'l'-his Marvel-
ous Pr a ation
el? 1” .
The country is simply wild over the
wonderful ci-_res of chronic asthma
that are being ir-ade every day by Cs-
tarrhozone. It is a scientific surprise,
a perfect marvel 'the way it brings
old clironics back to health. You
will say so 'yourself after you have
used. it once, say so after the very
first time. Ever since people first
began to have asthma, Catarrhozone
is certainly the best remedy discover-
'Creighton E Thom so well
"Prerfiwshonn  “
N0 More Asllima 0
» P U'
known in Calgary, writes:--“Nothing
too strong can be said for Catsrrbo-
tone.-‘ I siidered four years from es-
; way, that would beggar
I went through every-
conld liiiier. I ' was
-Mr. and Mrs. ~ William Mc-‘i
-Messrs P. G. Clarke and D. H.
Morrison, Summerside, were pnsscn-
--R. B. Talfurd, Rock Island; A. E.
at the Queen Hotel, Sluinmersiile,yes-
t.erda.y.J.
I
-Miss Beatrice Campbell, of Al-
berton, passed through Summerside
yesterday on her way to Charlotte-'
town, where she is attending P,W_0_\
-J. _
-Messrs A. E. Scott, Sr.. Jchu;.R.
L. ipmgeson, nuinux; ii. A. writer,
Backvllle; W. G. Murdock, Amherst;
registered nt the Clifton House, Bum-
merslde yesterday.J. .
-Mrs. E. A. Large of Brsdalbane is
Viniilng in Summersiile the guest of
just returned from their wedding tour
to the Pacific Genet.-1.
..___________ _
:'T-Iarynony oi Boston turns out two
splendid French soaps Rose de Mol
_,Vg-_-.~ ' \ -~Mr pm, Campbell paid H C ' and Violet des Bois. These are iii' ox-'S '
o
tra high quality, just the thing for
particular ladies' tlolet, absolutely
Corner Great George and Kent Ste.
` Mti.
NEW YORK JUDGE FELL
ELEVEN STORIES AND KILLED.
Henry Bischoff, of the New York state
supreme court, plunged eleven stories
down an elevator shaft to his death
yesterday _in the Immigrant. Savings
Bank building, where he had ofhces.
Judge Bischoff, who was horn in
1352, was _only thirty-six when hc was
elected to the court of common pleas,
death today. He gained at that
time a high reputation us a iurlst and
as a man of character and inte-
grity. He was graduated from Col-
umbia in 1872, and s year later mar-
ried Mlss Annie Mosher. His wife died
in 1897. In 1902 he married Eliza-
beth, widow of Gilman Collsmore, sr.
Lrrrnn crm. itrnbnni _ '~
` BY 'PRAM CAP.
SYDNEY, March .31.-One of tho
saddcnt accidents that has occurred
in many years took place hers this
evenin when the little six-year-old
daughgcr of Charles J. Burns, baker.
of Whitney_Bier, was struck and in-
stantly killed by a pier tram car
uear the new subway on Victorli
Road. ‘
‘ The _particulars of the accident are
ery meagre and dimcult to ascer-
tain, but it is alleged that the little
omo directly opposite, and less than
ten feet away when the car came up
grads, was upon the little girl in n.
and terribly mangled by a wheel pas-
sing over her body.
Medical aid was summoned, but too
late to render any service. The body
was removed to the undei-takers, and
an inquest will' be held to-morrow.
DECLARE Ponies#
i-iounnnn soma
MAKER 'ro DEATH
that the’ police bounded to death.
Henry H. Klotz, the Bronz bomb
maker, and that the alleged confes-
sion made on his death' bed' was sec-
ured by third degree methods; Her-
man Klotz, father of the dead man,
had demanded an investigation of his
son's death and the circumstances
surrounding it.  __ _, ~ _`
A veil of mystery hae been thrown
around the case by the additional dc-
clsration made by the bomb-maker
that he has been poisoned whilb ln
the Fordham hospital, where he'
died. _
Klotz is not alone in demanding an
investigation, for Coroner 'Jerome
Healy 'also demands one because oi-
coniiicting statements i-nude by the
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.THERE ARE MANY WOMEN who, out of _
tlie-egperience of years, hesitate or decline to ~se"ect
tlieii-jioihe flirnishingfs, until they have made a'1i.ii`;-I
spectioii-_ of the new season's carpets, rugs, oilclbtlis
and linpleums as presented at the Proivsestore.
i soundness of such a judgment will be once
iiiorc é,r`iden¢e`<l by an exhibition here which we invite
you to attend.
It is a coin _rehe sive assemblage of the new pat-
terns diid colorfiigs tliat are to make the _coiniug Sea-
son one‘ of special interest to those who are furnish-
ing a new home. ` . `
NEARLY ~EvaRvoNs has been in Aims;
, which seems to'hsve_ai1_ atmosphere of especial charm.
Everything “its” and there is evidence of special
taste in the selection of the furnishings.
All of us would like such aliome and the Pr_owse
store is now showing how readily and inexpensively
such a hoine may be achieved. The new rugs and
squares, oilcloths and linoleiim, ciintains and draper-
ies are now in full bloom in our house furnishing de-
. partnient. It is the niost elaborate display of the sort
ever made in thé city and we are confident that y__ou
\yi_ll_iin_d li_er_e,; just what you want, at just the price
"you want to pay. " ' ,
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illir Main Ublecl---The iilislaclidii 01 Every C“Sl°lll¢l
» _ \ ~ ,_ ‘ .,i__,,_,g,__» -I.-. 4 . -,C ,grgr `.
` _Our business success is founded on plain, simple_prineip_les. Prominent among thein is _a constaiiten-
deavor to see that every person who 'favors us with their patronage, or who enters our stores, is treated In n
courteous manner, and receives all the advantages of Dui' low prices under the ONE PRILE CASH SYS1 EM.
, No one in our institution, whether eirecutivef or employee, is allowed toolfer special prices to ‘_'.a_ parti-
cular friend.” ‘ Every customer is oiir particular friend, ‘and to"every customer the same prlvi eges are extended
_ as to every other customer, regardless 'of pe’rso_i_i`alfriei1dship_or affiliations. _ ~ , _
_ Our facilities for buying and sellin A are  that we are ‘able to offer what are really SPECIAL 'prices
to each one of our customers. 'l`hesc special prices are oui' regular prices .which are iiuifoi-mall y low on goodsof
thc very highest quality. ' `
_ iiompare These Prices Wllllf Those 0lher Stores
Y. .
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_ ,ii (ine Hundred and Tweniy Tivc _Exquisite Showing oi Rugs in
Patterns 0ilel0|_h al 250 a Yard  Tapestry, _ Brussels and Willon
G-1--.¢
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Jr rl* -l°.'l' rl* -r__~l‘_,'l "PL" rl* -it “i‘,_»
 cheaper than elsewhere.
One Price
_ IF YOU PLAN to cover any of your rooms with
_ oilcloth this spring, you will not be just to yourself
unless you see the very large range of patterns
shown in the house furnishing department. Here
_,_~ you wilfiitid. every new design in the most a" proved
_ colopings, and _by, comparing our prices with _those
-f q-noted-by other Canadian'Hhuse`s`yo'n will find =th"at`
. - we will save you from to to 20 per cent on every dol-
_. lar you spend. 1
GOOD QUALITY ENGLISH FLOOR OIL-
 CLOFH. in every conceivable pattern, Floral. Block.
Tile and Oriental carpet designs, sold by Other stores
at from 30 to 35 cents a yard, our price per sq.
yard ess. ss...-~-».»..»».i...-~»-i.... ....¢oo¢-nu 25°
 _ GOO ) QUALITY ENGLISH LINOLEUM»
in all the good patterns and colorings, sold by other
stores for 5oc our price per sq. yard..................4Ue
ALL sE'1'rER GRADES of Qiieioih auaiiha
leum including; inlaid, at from ioto 25 percent
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A WONDERFUL VALUE IN TAPESTRY
SQUARES,_ assorted designs: the pxedoniinaiing
shades are fawn, green or brown. This is ‘standard
quality, and is the lowest priced Tapestry square in
Canada. d d d
Size 2x-2x3 ds xg, i s X31-`z s 3x4; s
ss 00 y 3 ss oh 3 $1.00 y $1.50 ,__
An exceedingly popular line of BRUSSELS CAR- _ 
PET SQUARES, in rich Floral designs, and 'two '_
t_one_eilecis_ Size 3 x 3 vds 3 x 3 i-2 yds 3x 4 vds -'i
sis.00 $15.00 $9.15
In
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LUX,URioU_s V E L V E T CA R P»E='1~ ; -
SQ UARES, in Oriental designs, a beautiful fabric -`,_-
that combines richness with service and satisfaction, 
colors, fawn, cream and maroon or green and brown. 
Sizes 3 3-4 x_4yds. 3 x 4 yds. 3 x 4 yds --
_ sss.00 $30.00  $55.00 -i` `
TAPESTRY STAIR cARi>r_~:rs, ip assorted- $-
designs and colorings, 22 1-2 inches wide per' ` " _ _,_
_  _ ,.,..._... _     3§c'io _60c _ ,L
TAPESTRY STAIR CARPET, inthe richest
_ ’i`
Floral and 'Oriental designs and coloriugs ey inches .,,.
'pe1'y2lrd_........._........ ..,....._.__ 4Ucto8/§c
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wAsH1Nu'roN, ;mAi~eii :n_obs
Commerce Court today dismissed the
petition of ¢iie:At¢iiisoii, '1-'opeks .a
Santa Fe., Southern Pnciilc and San
Pedro, Los Angeles :Sr Salt Lake
Railroads seeking to get aside an or-
difr of the `In`b8!'¢tatelCommef'ce Oom-
nrission _red_\l¢_in3'_f_ from $30 to
$7.50 a car the charge for i-efrigeratq
iiij; citrus fruits when such fruits are
php-cooled and pre-iced by the ship-1
_ BALOON -DRIFTS ASHORE
1 -The
police and onicials of the instl\:utlen.l
Deputy Commissioner. Dougherty de-I
clarel that the hospital's investigator
ima -two nur-sis heard ess "calms-l
sion." 'Superintendent Lulu/ Johes of
me iioabim denies this.
-The statements made by these om-'
_cials are at wide' varidhce, but out of
them one fact is .dsaiiiiiely settied.
TRAIN WREGK
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_EAST PUTNEY, ,Vt., March 31.4-
Nv ch had
into the Baltic during a
driven aaho in Alsnn
Tlfe lite df the occu
...i_.. _ nisiuiss Pmrrgrouf- .1 _ UHEWSRS FOR POING RE .1-ravens _nn me purpose or assassin- 'ro FLY 'ro MON-r_cAaLo
Nsiw Yomr, March 01-Aiiegingf ‘ ,' ~0_¢sAN'1‘A FE ROAD- '*
PA RIS, March 31.'-President Poin-
care's first" bihcial journey, to attend
the closing _fc_tea of the National C0n<
green oi Provident Asso'ciat'i'ons"to-
day, further demonstrated the great
popularity which he enjoys.” T-ie was
'g`rsete`d on every hand with marked
enthusiasm. ‘
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GUARD BISHOP FROM ASSABSINS
_SANTIAGO DE CUBA, March 81.-1
A heavy police. 'guard 'toldey' 5 was
placed around the i~esidexw_n_ol~-Fran-
cisco dc P. Bornada, -archbishop of
i“- city,  the i-snort time
_ating hirr.. The archbishop, who is -_-- i. I
yell beloved by his flock and one of, LONDON, March. 81-Gustny I-Irvioi
the most' popular msn ln thc city, is the aviator, .with Miss Trslu.1..e
llcnlling the seclusion of his homo. 'Davies as a passenger, propcses I io
ily from London to Merle Crain,
......*______ starting tomorrow. _
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SNOW ASSISTS SUN
T0 CURE TUBERCULOSIS
BERLIN, March 2B-Physiotherap-
lets- heard encouraging reports of
progress in the treatment of bone
and* articular tuberculosis
Farm F or Sole
m0 ‘mee si New Paris as éiemc.
.by ex. Choice duiry Tana well watered and
posures to the sun’s myg, especially good buildings. -
In winter in the section where there G. H MYERS, ' _
is abundant snowfall, the snow's re- Bi'ii'i°”°i.i
.ilection giving added power to 1he23Efi”‘ii Pd
D? Y
' Aiiother
bein g -plated
did valuek-
0
 SETS  
TdiLE'r .snr i
has Just been opeiicd u
come one of the best makélisg
We"
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_,ab even if you
_waht to buy -just yi t. is '
¥f§§_~’»".§Z`¥
1 uw# in
(Jill Jlliii li b&iovld tor have been
and there are several
W' h
nn two
IIIO,
Yi: §
purchased a
Ort
urge
. , ose
lliutnekio lfr 1-Winehendvllflkls., I Tide
 the -lives =ei eu calms,
_wbre 'i.rnvirilled".to-day 'wlihn ani- en\-1
W lniifv  idaboosel .dl the Nerbnolt'
tml fe!.l.'-inibilie Conne8ticub’riv»,‘
r, two niileramtll of:'lileIl_3.'Wlilis-
errltt aged -II; threnmn 'wh
‘ -mum fsmemliit »,esielie=.smxT`
-oenewu-tibetan me his-ine. fm-
* " Sl Msniali-fi g<r‘>.;."- 
` weehinil il? the .l-scene.
l, "` -gave way idhr‘tlls,p!HBui‘1l 01-
ties.
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