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bgitures
, and, however
Can be beautiful
properly _cared for,
care wil make the
awkward hand attrac-
a_im .to keep every
aid or convenience
merit has brought into
_ will find here a full
line -_ the finest manicure
_ goods. A _ -
,gimory .Boards
inicllre Scissors
“Potiiade Rouge
Cuticle Ice_
Buffers, Files, Enam-
els, etc. _
By aid of these,rose tinted
ptguiy nails and smooth
s apely finger ends will be
the reward of a few minutes
daily attention.
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C. (lullunl. 70 93
\v. iiouwiic, ‘ so 95
A. Martin, 102 96
Ronnie Lurtcr, 00 82
Robert liarter, 99
W. Coyle, 106
G. Tull, 103
G. Mcbelluu, 94
J. Duffy, 127
BERLIN ONTARIO
 w|i.i.|AMs. 'GREENE a nom-:__c_o..
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A PEACE DEMONSTRATION
AT AMSTERDAM.
LONDON, May 3- The Amsterdam
correspondent of Reuters states that
Amsterdam took the form of a huge
in
pence demonstration, between 30_-
rlren participating. The correspondent
to
see mingled in the crowds several
‘hundred soldiers in full uniiorin.
in-
scriptions expressing a desire for
pence. The demonstrators marched
through the principal thoroughlures,
this yenr's May Day celebration
000 and 40,000 .men, womcn.a.nd chi
odds that it was a strange sight
many carrying red flags bearing
passed the palace and finally held
great open nil* meeting which was
addressed by several well known soc-
inllsts.
CASTLE SQUARE THEATRE BOS-
TON.
'|},,, mg; week of "(‘.oinnion Clay"
i
the prize ploy, which luis had sncl ai
plieiionieuul `rnn this winter ut A-li"
Guatlc Square Thentrc. l>0l-‘lull _yesl.v_i--
day. On Saturday night it will
have completed its seventeenth week
and will have played 204 performanc-
es.
",\lngi;ls Popper," the dopantnicn
store play in which llose Stahl st;ir_-
0.
next week. Doris Olsson, an old fav-
orite at the Castle S<l\\M‘e, will IU'
title
nge n Theodore Priebus
red successfully, will bo the bill
turn a 017971 In the
ilole of t pl Y-
wlll also return to the company.
"Maggie Pepper" is tlae story of
clever saleswoman, ennf shed in t(;l_i_f;
and with a whole drama oi her_own
personal life to Work 0\IIi- It IS H
hig,v.ifr;iinig story of heart interest
that is .triumphant over all obstac-
polltlcs ot.-a big department st
les. `
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-. -»»,_~.~'e, A .
C;‘|‘\‘
,Small Deposits
` Welcome
lair ls ` I Saville’
AeE:ieEIIiItI db not hesitate beau"
ou hav only I MMU 5"? I.°
Esgin widi; you will be welcome
atour office. Some of ouréar?
_ “mmm” ¢Op0!I¢l . -
yt “fy” im when cutomtm _
cm. wiwwlth the fselifllm A
,,, ,pi msgs to their bus ess
with pleasure. 3’
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Nora Sfllilll
'M-"'11"-L. - _ ° _ 'AEN
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LEAEIIE III IHE EIIIISS1
Slnimrocks.‘ the latter ln winning
The league Is just halt through, with
'l‘ho Shumrocks are now only 12
The scores lust night were us fel
ws -
CRESCENT3.
II4--305)
lil-250
96-277
101--299
94-266
1401
SHAMROCK8. i
104i
119
116
111
82
134-359 ‘
85--304
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BASEBALL
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NATIONAL LEAGUE. Rev. G. A. Westmoreland, of the  a ‘  0 
_ . York Methodist Church, will preach at
Al 011102180-CI\iU8S0. 5; CIIICIIIHHII, the Central Christian Church next - '
0. ‘
At Philadelphia-New York, 4; l’hll-
At illeveland _ Cleveland, 1; Chi-
At Boston-Boston, 11~-Wasliliigtoii,
0.
At New York-Philadelphia, 2;
At Detroit-Detroit, 5; St. Louis,
2.
_ FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Ai Brooklyn-St. Louis, 3; Brook-
At Baltimore-Cliiciigo. il; Balti-
more, 1.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Jerscy City-Jersey City, ti; 'l`o-
ronto, 3.
At lticlimoiid-Montreal. 1; ltich-
mond. 3.
At Providence~l’r0videnoe, 2; Ro-
chester, l.
All other games postponed.
BIRD IN GILDED CAGE HAS
NEW PERCH RIGHT ON TOP
OF TO0DLE'S_BONNET
oi' birds' in the bush. If you doii`l
“'l‘oodlcs" girl of stage fame.
Miss Ryan just loves birds--uiid she
iloei-in’t care who knows ii.. 'l`o prove
u clilrpy little canary In her new
spring hat. But diekle bird wouldn't.
"stay put" and llic blril-iii-n-liomict
fashion iilinost died u sudilcii rlcatli.
Tlicn "'l‘oodlos" had a happy thought
--shc miulc it gilded gause cage for
ilickle, and the crowd who followed
her down Broadway declared the fash-
ion u fetching one.,
s‘rEAMsH|P Line' r-'nom
icsi./we 'ro New voax.
NEW YORK, May 1- A steam-
ship line has been_ established be-
two and possibly three sailings a
month. Merchants and.bankers from
that island are now en route for New
closing of the North Sea has made
certain tradln between Irel d
GERMANY SUMMONING
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xr-293 1
PEiis_o_iiALs  
Hon. J. A. Macdonald, Cardigan, was
in Charlottetown yesterday. _
., .. - ‘_
Mr. G. U. Acorn, Eillage Green.
was in Charlottetown yesterday.
Mr. Milton Horton, Bethel, was a`
visitor to the City yesterday.
Mr. Everett E. Masters, Vernon
River, spent Sunday in Cherry Valley,
the guest of Mr. John Jenkins.
Premier and Mrs. Mathleson re-
turned by the express last night from
Ottawa. _ ' .
_Mr K; J.`1l/lartin, Stipenillary Magis-
trate, returned to the city by the late
»sxpress~i’rom Suminerside last night.
Mr. VlIllllam_E. Thorne left yester-
day morning for Bostoliz after visiting
his cousin, Miss Thor , Park Street.
the Cross duck pin-league rolled last A \ ~ . = _
f,'I3I'E I"’I“"""’}1 Eh” -“C“e5"£“t°" ““‘I'. Mrs. N.` R. Bovyer, accompanied by
her little soiilluck, was ii. passenger to
made the highest aggregate score ever Ci 1 , ‘ ' ' ‘ .
made on me LeM_____ of the C__o__B  oltilie S. b. ilurianil on
alleys, that of 1,555 pins. ‘
-Mr. .lost-ph ~ storey. *Miiiview who
Eh” U sI""““`°”If'5" I°“‘II"§» 0105915' has been seriously-ill is inenilinl; con-
followed by the "Ulussii-ai." Twelve ,,|,|L.m|,|y and mg l»|.|,,,,,|,, |,,,l,,, ,O ,,,,._u
Kam” °°““ut“l° the I"“E“*’ “H11 ‘Im liliii around again In u shorl llnic.
team totalling the'hIghest score in all ____'_
‘Im §“‘}_‘°“ WI“5 II‘°,,I"`E"“' Mrs. John Garrlck. City, left yester-
day morning for St John in answer Io
P°i“A“° “head "E the "CI“5HIC5»" “nd u telegram zmnounclng ilic serious ill-
wlien the latter play the Glee Club _ ' , _ . _
team on Friday night there will likely 233? of her UIOIIIU' MrH` MIIIIILI WM
bo an Iiitcrested audience.
___ _ ‘ Mr D. _McKinnon, ot the law llr`ni
of Messrs '-McLean and McKinnon, re-
turned to Charlottetown by tho ex-
press last night.
Hon. Murdoch McKinnon. Conimls-
stoner of Agriculture, returned to
Charlottetown by the express last
night from Suinmersidc.
Mr. E. li. llenry, Kensington, has
undergone it siicecssfnl operation ln
the P. E. Island Ilospiiul. ills friends
will be glad to know that he is now
doing nicely.
Many will regret to learn ol’ the
serious illness of Mrs. Jas. G. McCul-
luni, of Brackley Point. His son
”’ Osc_i1_r,:_iofvv in the We.st,‘hns been tele- I
“°`° r
1555 E ap 18 DT. _ _ _ _ ` V I g m
'_'_*ii-”°°-- Rev. J. L. Dawson. Rev. W. ll. Wil- ' ‘ _ ; __
so Mr VV. E. B ' -
ll, entley und l\li D.
Sch_urnian were among passengers.
arriving bv the express train last
ii ght
Sunday, morning and eveni,ng. The
pastor, Rev W J Wliiteiieaii, will
lldelvllia. 2. take the services at York oiilthe same I I _
I. _--
At Brosiiiyn-Boston, 6; nrooioyn, iiay. r 0  
Mr. and M-rs. John McKenna of '
AMERICAN LEAGGUE. Charlottetown, P. _E. I., arrived in San
Francisco on April 6, where they arc
the guests oi' Mrs. Mcl{enna‘s sister,
cage, 0. M'rs. Charles A. McPhee. 3324 Twenty.
first street, says the Oakland Maple
Leaf. 'l‘hey are frequent visitors to
the great Exposition in that city.
New York, 1. *__ ‘
Many will regret to learn that Mr.
Wm. Pierce, oi' Brackley Point Road,
is very seriously ill ot' pneumonia. His
condition is such as to cause grave
anxiety. lils _many friends will hope
to hear more favorable reports soon.
lyii, 0. Mrs. Pierce is also ill with rheumatic
lever.
Mrs. James Fcelian and her niece,
Miss Adele McMahon ot' Sun Francis-
co, sailed on the steamer Beaver, Sun-
duy. April 11, for a brief visit to
frleiids in Los Angeles. Mrs. Feehan
is a recent arrival from Mount Stew-
art, 1". E. I., and M-iss McMahon was
incc, says the Oakland Maple Leaf.
Ur. Win. ll. McNally ol' llangor,
iilu taking in the two Expositions. llc
Maple Leaf.
hc will undergo un operation by one
ol' the leading surgeons in llic new
England States. Ilia hosts of friendi-i
ly look forward to Mr. Wooil's return
home fully restored to his wonled ro-
bust health mid vigor.
BANKERS AT ETA-NG DU NFIOD.
AMHERST HARBOR, .\I.I., Mixy 3
---Solid ice south of Amherst Island
end Entry to Pleasant Bay getting
filled ln. Bankers reported being at
Etsng du Nord. Few -herring report~
tween Iceland and new York with ed at Grand Entry. 'none else\\'h¢r¢--
§§.§',§i,.§° .fLi‘.§l‘.".},‘.‘;’.‘ °‘fill‘.1.‘“'.$‘.i‘.‘ SAA ‘WIIIIIII All IIUII IIIIWII
Indo Strong and Well By vinol
Waynesboro, Pa -" I was all run down
Y
It built me up no I am strong and well
formerly ot' Rocky Point oi’ that prov-
Maine. is ut, present. touring Califor-
is acoiiipaiiicd by his aniil, Mrs, Mc-
--- lionnlil. and lirntlior-iii-law, W'|n, Daly,
NEW YORK, May ll.-A singing of Montreal. llr. McNally is n niost
bird in llic hat is worth a whole flock HIIUCHSIUI l1Ill'HIUIilll~ U0 IH il IHIIIVU
l‘. E. lrdaiulci' \vho has made good un-
bcllsve it ask M155 Begg Ryu" the dcr the Stars and"sitripcs.-(iuliforiiia
Illr. J. Buinford Wood. l'ownal. lcft'
hor lntei'i»at in ornitliology sho stuck IIIIS WCGIC A01' Wllllllulll. IVIIIHH.. Where
in both town and eodiitry will inixloiis-
PRINCESS- I’A'I`S~ ~‘ 
i...
NOTHING MORE WELCOME IN
THE TRENCHES
Pte. J. R. Smith, of the “Princess
Pats” writing to a friend in Ottawa,
says: “Tell the friends if they want
to help me, such articles as socks.
handkerehiefs cough losenges and
Zani-Bulc would be useful indeed." ;
Scores of other messages from the
front are to similar effect. Ono pri#
vate writes: "Mrs. --offered to
send me a rug. I have written to tell
her to send out some Zum-Buk in-
stead. it will be of more use here than
all the blankets In creation."
Another says: "Advise every one of
the boys to bring with lilui a box of
dam-Buk; it is better than a loaf o,f
bread to a starving man out here."
Still another private says: “On the
retreat from Mens we had a forced
niarcli of 37 miles. and not a niun who
“Sed Zuni-Buk on his feet i'cll out.”
l"or sorn feet, chilled places, scalp
sores, barbed wire scratches. cuts,
ubscesse. painful sores, ole., 7,m||.l5|,k
is it veritable marvel. ll stops-i the
paluund heals so rapidly. lloro ll
col-its but fifty cents per Iiox. Out- ut
the front to r |'r'
. you iends ln lilo
trenches and eiigagcd un coiiiiiiiiiiicu.
IIUIIS. II I8 llfiiieless. Scinl n few boxes
ln your next parcel. ltcniember also
ihai, for the name kinds ol' iiijiirics
sux-itulned at home, it is just ng gu0||_
THE KAISER MADE
VISIT TO ANTWERP
liONDO\`, May 3.- Tclegrupliing
from Anisterdani, the correspondent
of the Exchange Telegraph company
says that Eiiiperor William and
Prince llenry of Prussia, his broth-
9I`, were at Antwerp the end of lust
week and inspected the harbor forti-
fications and the submarine yards.
Hiiliseuiient to this tncy returned to
Luxemburg.
The local newspapers were forbid-
den to mention this visit until such
time as the emperor was back in
Luxemburg. The few persona who
recognized the vaiser say he looked
well, hut' aged.
USE ZAM-BUKL
 ir-1
Here is what one of the many of our customers has to say about our service
More
Days
Of -.the _,Greatest Offer ever made by any Eye-
Sight Specialist
H _ Hundreds of satished and happy customers left our quarters at the Queen _
0te . _ ~
T0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN=--
i
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' .r
I take very much pleasure in recommendingflbe Eye Sight Special-
ists with their headquarters at the Ladies’ Parlors of the Queen
Hotel, Ch’town.._ For years past I have been troubled with my Eye-
sight and have tried all sorts of specialists. and must say that no
J one has been able to satisfy me until I called upon _the specialist
~ now at the Queen Hotel. I amiperfectly satished with the normal
sight they have restored to my Eyes as well as with their service
and would advise all my friends to go there for Eyesight Satisfac-
MRS. J. McDONALD,
= '- - Vernon Bridge, P. E. I.
Chas. H. WATSON
tion.
~ Eye Specialist
Queen Hotel. Ladies’ Parlors, Ch’town ` _ I `
¢ V*
_ zum
THE DRINK QUESTION
' IS A SERIOUS MATTER
L(lNl)O\', May 3- White Papei' on
the drink question brings home to
the nation in an inipressive manner
the gravity of the sbtiizitioii. What'
in
causes thc greatest indignation `
the newspapers is the luct not here-
tofore realized that drink is hamper-
ing the work in the ship-building and
triinsport trades. Judging from the
editorial opinion expressed in this
morning's newspapers, however, ser-
ious ns the sl-tuution is thus depict-
ed, it is not regurdeii as justifying
David Lloyd George, chancellor of
the cxclieqner, in pennli‘/.ing the whole
nation by un excessive taxation ui
the liquor industry. It is pointed
out in the editorials that the trou-
ble arises from the men earning
much larger wages thnn they have
been uccustoiiieil to, und the sugges-
tion is mode that seine means should
be found for deferring puynicnt of
this excess of earnings until alter
the war.
Home Insurance Co. of New York
EIEEidmlI~Iiirope that business lutergdltfs I I  Assurance Co’ of  I
First, we want you to be a believer in good sound insurance, second .
we want you to be a believer in plenty of insurance. " Most men are in the
first but too many are out of the second class. Many have discovered this the
morning after the fire when the newspapersaid _Brown loss $15000.00 insur-
ance $8000.00. Now we want to put you right in regard to your fire insur-
ance. Carry at least 80 per cent of the present actual cash value of the pro-
perty. Never mind what it cost you, present value is the standard to go by.
- - TODAY, not tomorrow or next week, sit down and calculate the fair
present cash value of any property- you own that could be destroyed by fire-
Then total up the insurance you'_ca_rry on each item. If you have not 80 per
cent of the valuesend for us at once with as great despatch as you would
send lor a _competent veterinaryfif the life o a valuable animal was in
danger. A fire may be only a few. hours away. It takes years to make money
enough to pay _for a conifortable home or to own and stock an up-to-date
store. A fire will destroy either in a hour. _If you want to be safe, keep in-
sured in strong_coinpan1es represeiited _by i1isi.i1'an'ce men who know their
business. This is the day of the.. specialist-.~ 
We represent nine strong co1i'ipanies,_a_ll ol tlieni among the sii°oiig'-
est in the world. We write all our _ own policies, make all endorsements,
‘adjust all our losses, and pay all claims . right here,_ and try to_ pay them as
far as possible on the day of the fire. , Is this the kind of service you want.
, If so write or call on us today for rates on yQLi1' property.
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Here is Our List of Companies
f§§IS..'i“'”..`l§€I2.‘§ ‘l’.,"2l..7'f‘-r..§’£J.`.i ;f,i‘;,',;,i‘:‘,,';’,';l’f.',i§’,§§’,§§3€?“‘l',f;’.{}‘,Xl,2§ A Yorkshire Insurance Co. of York, England -
“”‘"' ------' i'2i~.’.'{i.°.'l&.'.i‘..l.§“l.,'i’$"‘v?.‘lf.‘I._'*“1’A'iii.JA ` Caledonia Insurance Co. of Edinburg, Scotland -
Mm MEN T0 THE ¢°~L°~S -“ui-ni-bieedomyhomwoik which » National Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn.
l had not dons for three months before
LONDON, May 3- The Berliner tilting Vinol.”- Mrs. Y. R. Holt- I General _-h|sufanc§   Perth  _'_'
Tngeblatt, H CODY 0! which has been houoll Waynesboro, Pa. _ I _ ' ’ 
received here, says the landsturm Vlhblcreatas an appetite, aids digeii- continental -Insurance C0. of New York H _ ,
who have not yet served have been
'2‘.f,'.."1i‘;f"_‘°"nl2’§.ii‘l?§.§’3`2,§.“'.I’5i“I‘l‘.l‘.iE “E.'.i_Y‘i$'5s"i»‘}Si°€ 'i§`....... ' ‘ I L' Quebec Iiisuraiice Co.. (guaranteed by London and Lancashire of London, Eng.)
tion, makes pure blood mild creates
stren th ck if it full.
l‘2°“.?,'i,.ll,‘,lf,’.if‘l?..fi‘“iJl.$' 1§““l...i‘l§§ °"_‘“"°?‘,*"°""_' P' E' " I _Fidelity Phoenix Insurance Co. of New York
with the class of 1870, The news
Paper ,adds that 'a further calling
out of the ishdstnrm win begin
June 4 with the class of 18’I5, and
and June 16 with the classes ol
1869 and 1870. '
FATAL ACCIDENT' AT WINDSOR.
WINDSOR. May 2--Fatal _accident
here last night about elsveii o'clock
Leander W,esthsver. an assistant in
'en educational institution, went to
turn .od lights and attend to the ilre
under the hot water holler. A ma
in the room that wasthakor MII,
left heard ‘a sizzling Bound ln tha”
` 'oem in the bbleminit lol#-‘
 ‘a ml, and when hs rail-ie-
, turn .
, “ 'M -" low II _ '_
_, .~  _, _  _ uw fyveuthsvergprnatrnte, and nfs
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_ A r Good agents wanted in unrepresented territory. - /if f
w. K. Rogers co. Lia.
General Agents for Prince Edward Island
84 Great George Street, Charlottetown
 _ _ ' _ j;.',I`elephone 540-541.---If one linegbusy call the other . _
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