_ YOUNG LADIES STUNG? `
.  N WERE ANY P. E. ISLAND
, .
l
 , ' ` _,`i1;'f_0N;l`ll_l31AL. _May za-young is-" 
. -_ I, f,.~,.~... ,»  ,  “mug tri) ¢;_al_l/_ln_r_;_tir_i:_i;0_l'_;-_¢_>_i{;_i;;:_esaB atréi It pays to buy in this Province. ' B. I. Rayner, Alberton,. was a visi
' their matrim n' 1 1 4; S '
~ hundred dollnr(iamwereuf\gi1eiid itilveiiiid thLoh“il<i)evmet €li1ii“li(dtt:et(i>i'nliisap‘¢’iIif' Miss' Ella Cunning BYdneY arriv-
mteen hundred “tim” f0fWlfd¢\‘1 t0 ents iii l-iiiintdir' River nl D - ed in Charlottetown 'last evening on
_ the dta_d letter office, Moiitreal, al- , ‘
$_°_l;hhl’i§'_l_l_\}:__iii va(i}n tried to connect Nathan Johnson and Neil Mc-
, ~   .i“.‘.‘.i°,“»  '.;"°“..°*::"‘:.%.;2.°if-.a:s...¥f:‘°;:°
were from eastern young women wan): elif; in Brimokiield. P
Uni! to know thcircchnnces to achi- __- ' "
’ “W "l“l`l`lHil¢~ All should remember the sale olz
He hail been conducting a business real estate Wednesday next 'of valu-_
. at (`_outieook under the name of Lo- able property on Upper Prince St.,
roy. and also at Longville, Ahervill, Charlottetown, part of theestate of
Ht. Laiircnt and other lilaces_ H15' the Hon. Donald Farquharson.
bill-iincss resulted mainly from adver- . ' --
tisements in the United States, Brit- Among the outward passengers
ish Columbia and other places far B. from Charlottetown Thursday to
wily. When investigations were star- Sackville were Mrs. Kathleen Moore,
C§kl>F§C3~UU
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tcd he disappeared,
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Miss Hortiuse Phillips, R. C. and
Mrs. Goii, Mrs. T. G. Taylor, Miss
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if 'i i§K|nNEY
w\.\\\\_\
Lois Taylor, and Mrs. G. H. Tay-
lor.
Rev. T. F. Fullerton will preach
at both services in Bt. James
Church, Charlottetown, on Sunday
The mornlnb subject will be "As-
sumutlon oi the Preacher Today and
in the evening the Bins of the Ton-
gue.
-l Roy Collings, New Waterford, C.
-B., was among the passengers on
;` the Minto last evening on a visit
tor to Charlottetown Thursday.
‘ the Minto and will visit her sister,
;Mrs. W. C. Cook, for some -days.
_to his home in Charlottetown.
, Charles Rattee, Charlottetown,son
of Rev. E. J. Rattee, Malpeque,
'leaves Wednesday morning for Mon-
treal where a' position awaits him.
, Myron E. C. Henderson, Halifax,
was among the passengers to Char-
lottetown on the Minto last evening.
He will spend some ttime in this
city the guest -of his parents James
I-lenderson,V.S., and Mrs. Hender-
son, Grafton St.
A young lad named Daniel Gillis,
son of John Gillis oi the P. E. I. R_,
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Y MAY__,c5__ 1912 ~ _ "ram urnsr inane*   '_ _ , - __   mfr-_ jipiasr or  _ _  _PAGE _ _ _
THE 0UEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIAN
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Charlottetown, met with a painful
accident on Thursday afternoon. The
young fellow while playing fell on a
broken bottle and sustained a severe
cut on the palm necessitating his re-
. °_/
€ 0 A L    _ijt 'rim cniifii-en of Miss Barrews
I gl FS/ Kindergarten, Charlottetown, had
9 gg |9 I CR     ideal Arbor Day exercises on Thurs-
lf S   _ UQSLL 1,(-_E>:.,EYy|_/__‘, day and thorougl';l°§_.g\_'i_lqye¥_ them.
 S RH N _r_5,4S§P¢_j__,», selves. They plan -aj _ by tree
eckweerr-An uc-to-date line ai- 1, i_|J"l' ~|.BR{,°, HE1v"?'f>l5§:¢'¥' iliiiliilil ii;nntGi.&;(t€ir;s3§-reiiiétiiiiiib dim tndiii
Trays vu hlléld _i_r;_§iiks _and c;'ochte_t_ "‘~‘\»‘iI<,` 435755  during the years to come. I
you WED |10 es, ere I G "l " ' , _l 11-..
plnce to come for thorn. "Bruce's.". '  
4~29dtf . -
ii- f. =.y.  _ ._
l..
\ G  t .  u r T 0 b  C C 0 H e T e  ceive treatment for a broken should-
_ ,   - er, was. reported last evening as do-
‘ -You should get-y ur tohace h .r‘ . W h th' '
could plouslbly want ir? this lino. (iiuyqdeirecslrifix t§`de'nii\kiariE had
legal? t e tobacco Irish, pure and “lust right" in our Dntenl. hum-
Onr tobsccoslylcluds allthe leading lines in our andnllced
plug and boxed mixtures- all the lending Canadian, Hritish :md
American brands. Il. is bore you get iobacco that is good and
pure. Got yours here
J
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- ' __ ' at their hall, Newson Block, at 10.15
. 'i bhnd` they will pr ceed to llra
I    _ Church where the pthstor, Rev. 
» C01' Great corge and i(€l1tStS. ‘ Harrison, will preach 9, sermon, for
'- A' - __ - ~-~- - »=_;;; is '*`“‘
'hiij §@§
  A  ld the slip at Picton, will resume their
_ regular trips between this province
` ‘ and the mainland Monda mornin .
fyou do not discriminate when buying smoking and
chewing tobacco. The rc is a
vast difference in the qual-
i*v of llie various makes,
eve ~ though there may not
be in the price. Ask for our
RlVAL and MASTER
MARINE smoking tobacco
if you want something very
 ` fine.
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iiomnmnoing on May Zlth.I9l2 the trains of this Railway will run as iollows:- V lottetown ol the local -Y. M.
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Croujn an, Anchor
3,1;   Best Pamts _
Crown and Anchor aints stand all tests, They cover
, P _ .
more surface, stand sun, wind and weather belief. Bild RWE
more satisfactory results than any other house paint you have _
ever used. . getting just .what you ordered at the 3
These paints are absolutely free from whiting. chalk, Mm, orders for ,,,,,,,o,,t anything ,A “ave You  The
marble dust, potash, wafer, lime, soap or adulteranls of ani’
ki ' ex rts who have had over 25 years
I
lid. They are made by pe _ _ _ _ , the exception of liquids-we do not    ? - _
experience and the proof of their superiority is shown in the can _e_o_;i:i_iidle §a_l_l oégers for theéiz. g y E._ R.  ,_ GEVL "ANNE"
number of experts painters who use none but (.rown and l 0 ° “"0" l' S ~» °°"f" - f"'*'“"_ -“"'¥ _ _ _ _
i .$2. G°°'g° ““° K°“* s“`°°_"' 5”““"' _ _ Office Sunnyside I Charlottetown - ~ -~  ~ » 
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° ° ' Lei me liepaii' Your
Fertilizers
° Landing hundreds of tons highest-grade of English
Superphosphates, Potash and Nitrate Soda.
Anchor Paints. Buy and try these paints, a gallon ~- - - - - -
` 1
‘A- Few Pointers on' Painting.
Have the surface perfectly dry before painting and
shellec all itchy or sappy parts Don’t lppll' the 5¢¢°"d ¢°°t
before the ,first is dry. -Donft paint in damp or f088Y W°°¢h°‘°
A slloa of Crown and Anchor paint will cover 360
square feet of surface, two coats. For example io gal. is
sufficient' for s house with a front and rear of 30 ft., sides
of 50 ft., height of exft., with allowance of 24o ft. for project-
ions and trimmings. A . '
Mrs. McVey, 90 Brighton Ave,
Charlottetown, who was removed to
the City Hospital in Wright's Ambu-
lance on Thursday afternoon to re
ing nicely. Mrs. McVey sustained the
injury in a fall the previous day,
The Sons of England of Charlotte-
town, Lodges Eton and Prince Ed-
ward, will hold their Annual Church
parade tomorrow morning meetin
a m Aecomapnied by the cli:izen’s
the brethren.
The Northumberland and the Em-
press, the latter of which is now on
S
The Minto will then' lay yup at this
port awaiting instructions. Yester-
_day the Minto waited for the Syd-
,ney express, which is now running,
and hereafter the steamer plying he-
.twecn Charlottetown and Picton ‘will
connect with that train.
The work of rebuilding the North
River Bridge is now in full swing.
This bridge will be 615 feet long,
There will be seven piers, the two
end ones of concrete and the five
others on piles. The pile piers will
all be completed next week. The
contract for the steel superstructure
has been let to W l’ McNeill &C0
ready arrived. The bridge is being
built by the Government, W. H.
The two representatives from Char-
(_‘. A., to the Winnipeg Convention
leave this morning for that (ity. The
local delegates are J. K. Ross, and
General Secretary Reily. 'l‘he Associa-
tions of Canada' are about to take
one of thc_m0st important sl.eps in
their history. The rapid growth of
National life in_Canada is ci'-incident
with the growth of the Association.
future control of the work in fir: Do-
minion and is therefore of the 1.: cat-
est importance. .  ~.
Yesterday the Eastern express ar-
rived in Charlottetown at 9.15 a.m.,
on ti-me; the southern accommoda-
tion at 9.35 a. m., on time; the
Tlgnish accommodation at 11.5§ ii.
m., fifteen minutes late; the Sum-
mcrside accommodation at 3.15 p.
'm., fifteen minutes late; the eastern
accommodation at 5.25 p. m., five
minutes late; and the Tignish ex-
press at 10.10 p.m., twenty minutes
late. 'On the previous day the eastern
express arrived at 9.25 a.m., twen-
ty minuteslato; the southern accom
late; the Tignish accommodation at
11.45 a.m., live minutes late; the
Summersidc accommodation at 3.ll.’i
_p.m., fivc minutes late; thc eastern
accommodation at 5.40 p.m., twenty
minutes inte; and the Tlkllilih BXDWSB
_at 10.15 ll-m.. twenty five minutes
late.
"All mail orders_ receive prompt.
and careful attention. We “give mail-
ordor shoppers all the attention and
satisfactory service that is accorded
personal shoppers. You can buy by
mail from us with the certainty of
right price and without loss oi time
our line can be promptly filled ‘with
en-
The Convention will decide upon the_ * --
moval to the City Hospital in the
Ambulance. He was reported last
evening as doing well.
One of the nicest Arbor Day con-
certs in the history ol Prince Street
School,Charlottetown, took place on
Thursday, when a delightfully pre-
pared program was ably given by
the pupils of the several grades in
their large and commodious hail.
Principal Seaman presided and ap-
preciative speeches were made by
Premier Mathieson and Henry Smith.
West Kent Street School and
Queen's Square also had exercises in
_their schools to which many visitors
were present. At the close of their
exercises, the boys of West Kent
School,proceeded to the Soldiers",
Monument, where they laid a wreath,
The ceremony was under the direc-
tion of the Scouts and Cadets, the
wreath being provided by the whole
school. The programme included the
singing of "0 Canada," by the
school and a sutiable address by
Rev. T. F. Fullerton, who spoke ‘on
the significance of Empire Day and
on behalf of the South African Vet-
erans, thanked the boys for keep-
ing the memories of the heroes green.
C N. Houde, Van Buren, Maine; J,
P. Bradley, Sussex; N. B.; A, N. Ne-
well, Halifax; H. Currie, Peakes; C,
Farquaharson, Montreal; J. Henning,
St. Margarets; B. W. McEwen, Mor-
ell; Claude McEwen, Morell; Mrs. "J,
McKinnon, Sidney McLaren, Ora
Kaye, Geo. A. Mellish, Vernon Ross,
E. D. Bell, Montague; Alex Hamilton,
E. B. Moore, R. G. McLaren, New
Perth; J. McLean, North Wiltshire;
Dr. J. A. McPhee, Kinkora; Dr. J,
E. Flemming, Stanley Bridg'e";" P.
Munro, New Glasgow, N. S.; E,
Prowse, Sydney; Geo. H. Deane, Lt.
John; L. Lark, M. Knockwood, Tru-
ro. N. S.; M. Kelly, R. Gordon, lllon-
treal; A. D. Ross, Eldon; Mr, and
Mrs. Grant, St. John, N. B.; H.
Troyne, Montreal; Mrs. F. E. Rey-
nolds, Murray River; Mrs. H. E. Rey-
nolds, and chlld,` Murray River; C,
G. Howard. Milton; A. Melnnls,
Earnsclilie; P. J. Smith, West New-
ton: R. W. McEwen, St. Peters;
Claude Delaney, North Tryon; G. }¢_
McMahon, Kensington; Pope 1.. Mc-
Mahon, St. Dunstans; C. P. Hardy,
Toronto; N. P. Martin, Misa Cassie
Martin. Mrs. Martin, Belle mv.
er: Mrs. McDonald, Murray River;
registered at the Revere Hotel Char-
lottetown, between the hours of 11.00
last night and 11.30 Wednesday night.
Wc’ll _
Back
for every dollar you spend
with us for Fishing Tackle of
any kind to day and the 24th,
We can offer you some ex-
cepiionnlly wood bargains in
rods, reels, flies, casts, bask-
ets. etc.
Dou’t [ass by, but come to
buy.
.lohnson & .lohnson
The divided wing fly
is bound to be the favor-
ite with all expert angl-
ers. It sklms just over
the surface of the water,
is waterproof and re-
| mains on the surface
longer than any other
fly, The blond divided
wings make it one of most _ ‘
I natcnl and docasptive trout
_ geilers ever us by good
fishermen. _ W
Call in and soo this as well
as I big display of other flies
priced at 5e‘up.
We have eve thin in
f!
flshinglackle. Soeour ne.
Give rr" ___ 'f~_j___'_ __ ___,___________,__, ___  _
tc,-, invented by Professor Howard T.
Barnes, of McGill, for the purlwac Of
determining the presence ol ice at
sea, Captain James Harrison, oi the
Royal George, declined to make any
statement as to its value to naviga-
tion.
Hc said: "lt is most _sciisitivcanfl
nm;l|1'ute,", he Crlhtinllcfl. "lt llclcllfr
temperature of the water. The pros-
cncc of ice always causes a great dll
25  Mfm-q~m.;A1, May 23-while warmifcreuce in temperature' for miles, al-
ln h's raise 'for the scnsitiveucsslthough water is it |mor conrliictnr of
I P _ _ .. .. _ ..
,ma mmiiracy of thc micro-thermomc-,heat and lack ol heat. flfcouisn,
said Captain Harrison, “that micro~
thermometer is extremely sensitive.
It registers up on one thonsandth
part of 9, degree. It is an instrument
of great merit, but l can not as yet
say whether it will be of great help
to iiayigiitors, licriiiiso it dirl not.
during our voyage. get a rcully I-Zliilli
test. '
l_ __ ---_ . H . ' “_” “
  Insurance
sonable rates.
in good strong Stock Companies
Promptness in payment of all
a strong feature
_ 
Fire '
at roa-
claiinr,
our Island. -
L_ M __ v E D _ _ 1  Macs literature
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Sold in such proportions as has given best rcsulls on!
Have this season a special PLANT FOOD for house
and other plants, packed in tins at xgc each
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1" r-   1 » - ,_  _ ‘ imnc on-qunie QUALITY i. and ~ ° _
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»   _  . f 1 Stewart; Bakery _ _ ‘ - JOHN H. GILL
3 4 ' ' W " ’ Q i ‘ _ f *_ Kentfino 4qGre:si Osorge Street f.°15dt5i6ll’lh3i- _
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stone floors. nothing wufd but the door
Equipped with iis own: unitary
Vacuum Cleaning Plam.
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Send fur Hiioklet
Commonwealth llolel Inc.
STORER F FRAFTS ~
_. ""'-'\
Healing System
Now is the time io have your
lic-ating system repaired---not in
- the fall or winlcr when you need
every ounce of sfllcicncy thst's
init. lf tlicrc`:s any defect in
your system at all it will pay
you to phone 394-] or call and
see me now---today. '
I have made a 'specialty of
heating problems, been actively
engaged in the work for over`3o
years. For satisfactory service
try in work. 1
.lad A.McEachern_
ill Gt. Georle St." A,
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