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NICW YORK, lilay 17-New York
muy he a shaveless city as nearly as
the harbers can 1?:-ake it such after
Sunday next, according to leaders
among the men today who announce
that demands for improved working
conditions and higher pay for Satur-
day and Sunday work have been sub-
mitted to ennployers, with a time lim-
it ultimatum attached.` The barbers
object to going to work before 8 a.
|n_, of working after 9 p. m. Minu-
imiin wages of $11 a week are deman-
ded.
0L0-TIME REMEDY
DARKIWS 'THE HAIR
Gives Color, Lustre fo |"i ded
` and _Gray lhir-Dandrulf
Quiclily Removed
For generations Sage and Sulphur
lui\'e been used for hair and_ scalp
troubles. Almost everyone knows the
value of such a combination for keep-
ing the hair a good even color, for
curing dandruif, itching scalp and
falling hair, and for promoting the
growth of the hair. Years ago the
only way to get n Hair Tonic of
this kind was to make "it"in' the
home, which was troublesome and
not always satisfactory.,` Nowadays,
almost any up-to-data druggists can
lilllllly his patrons »with <_a ready-to-
use product, skillfully prepared in
perfectly equipped laboratories.
An ideal preparation of this sort
in Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy, in which -Sage and Sulphur
are combined with other valuable
remedies for scalp troubles and thin,
weak hnir that is losing its color or
coming out. After using this remedy
for ri few days, you will notice the
color gradually coming back, your
scalp will feel better, the dandruif
will soon be gone, and in less than
a month’s time there will be a won-
derful difference in your hair.
Don't neglect your hair if it is full
of daudrufl, losing its color or com-
ing out. Get _a fifty cent bottle of
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur from your
ilruizgist, and see what a few days’
treatment will do for you. All drug-
zists sell it, under guarantee that-
the money will be refunded if the
remedy is not exactlyas represented.
Special agents E. A. Foster, Sun-
nyside. _ _ ' _ . ,-
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Yflfa/zize
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Inferior Woodwork
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Without a doubt the toughest
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Easily applied, dries over night _‘__
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It pays to buy in this Province.
RSV' E- S- Weeks. Mil. Stewart, was
in Charlottetown Saturday.
UMW- Pefvl' M. McMahon and no-,i
“WK” MC i0dsy f0r Charlottetown;
where they will visit friends.--Monc-`
ton Transcript.
A Newfoundland exchange says that
1¢_l‘€gi ets to announce that the infant
Chilli Of Kev. Geo. A. and Mrs. Steel
“f Fl!" Island' died recently Mr.
Steel is known to many in this Prov.
ince. _
Mr. Justice Haszard and Mrsi
Hassard with their daughter, Miss
Evelyn, Charlottetown, left Saturday
m0l`I\lllg On a month’s visit to Cai-
gery to visit her son, Dr. _Fred
Haszard and their daughter, Mrs.
Lee Spencer. _
i
As soon as_ the writer of the post
card of 17th, signed, "Prohibition,"
sends his name and address, in con-
fidence. Or calls at this office 'and
makes himself known to the Editor,
"I‘he.Guardian will be glad' to deal
with his statements. ‘
A Westmoreland Correspondent
writes:-The farmers of Westmore-
land are busily engaged in putting in
their crops.-James McVittie sold a
line horse recently for which he recei-
ved a snug sum..-Mrs. Hugh Camp-
bell, who has been sick, is now much
better.-Miss Alice McVittie has re-
turned home having spent the week
end in Tryon, the guest of Miss Ruiby
Howatt.-Miss Edna Newson has re-
turned to her home after spending
Sunday in Kingston.
The following despatch from Minne-
apolis will be of interest to Method-
ists in this province: Unless the gen-
eral conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal church overriiles the action of
the committee on state of'the»cburch
that part of the»famous paragraph
260 of the church discipline, which
especially prohibits dancing, card
playing and kindred amusements will
remain a law of the church. By a re-
port of l00 to 51 the entire com-
mittee voted to reject the report by
the majority of the 'sub-committee
which favored the elimination of a
portion of the paragraph and leaving
the amusement 'question to the "eon-
science" of the individual member.
The S_S. A. W. Perry, having been
delayed last week on account of
heavy freight from Boston, and being
further delayed by fog and reported
collision, has caused the cancellation
of this week’s sailing. Mr. Nicoll,
the agent at Charlottetown, having
received a telegram stating the steam-
er was sailing for Halifax only this
trip. The steamer Halifax will leave
Halifax for Boston Wednesday night
and take up the Island service. 'i‘he
steamer Perry will remain at I-lali~
fax for_ annual overhauling and flt-
ting out and will resume the summer
service towsrds the end of June, both
Steamers coming to the Island, the
Perry acting as second steam-er until
the arrival of the Evangeline.
Rev. Dr. Hearts, a native of Char-
lottetown, has returned to Amherst
from Minneapolis, where he had been
attending a. Conference of the Meth-
odist Episcopal body of the United
States including the missionaries and
m-issioiiary bishops to foreign lands
under the control of the M.E. Church
of the United States. Dr. Heart.
and J. M. Aikens, K. C., M. P., of
Winniieg, were the delegatfs. from
Canada to represent the Methodist
denomination in the northern part of
this continent. Dr. I-leartz said that
he had 8 iieiigiufui time oemig the
week spent in Minneapolis. The Con-
ference was of a most cosmopolitan
character. There were eight hundred
and fifteen delegates present. twenty-
seven of whom uere ladies. One _was
a grand-daughter of Garabaldl, the
famous hero of Italian independence.
ihtre was a talented Chinese lady
_prisent besides turhaned Hindus and
representatives from many European
countries and from diiierent parts of
Asia and Africa. On Sunday evenlng_.
May Sth, Dr. I-leurtz had the pleas-
ure of preaching in the First Meth-
odist Church of Minneapolis and at
the close of the services, a score or
rrore of Canadians voluntarily came
to the pulpit to shake hands with
him and make fhe.11sel_\'es known as
former Canadian citizens. Previous to
the close of the conference Dr. I-Ieartz
was asked to deliver- R short farewell
address and following it 8 resolution
of appreciation was unanimously
passed by the Conference thankirg
Dr. Heartz for his address and 'lor
his visit to the gathering hearing the
greetings from the Methodists of
Canada. _
::Rexall Celery and Iron is a splenf
did spring tonic for those who cannot
take pills, tablets or powders. It is
pleasing to the taste and works
splendid results in every case where
seat of the trouble, strengthens the
body, stimulates the brain and
nourishes the nerves." 'You will find
bottle. The McKinnon Drug Co, Cor
ner Great George and Kent Stl- df"-
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en _out in the vicinity. of Clarketown
and Fanlng Brook: , ` \ ~‘ `
Wendell Tidmarsh and Fi-ed Taylor,
Charlottetown, returned Saturday
night from McGill, Montreal. ,
G°0l'le Lane-ll-nd. H. S. Pethick re-
turned to Charlottetown by the ex-
press Baturday'n'lglit. _“__-_ _
Any person `in Charlottetown, who
intends to visit New York City either
for business or pleasure, may find it
to their advantage to write "'F.H.,"
Care of Guardian, Charlottetown,
_ _The schooner Laura Cox arrived in
Charh§ttetown_ Saturday with a cargo
of clea`r"spi‘uce and-pine lumber for
L. M. Poole & Co., Connolly West
wharf. - '
The Guardian .welcomes reliable
news from persons throughout this
Province. All such items should be
mailed ` to “The Guardian News Dept.,
Charlottetown," immediately -after
the events, etc., have transpired. '
_J. B. Brown, Dentist, Charlotte-
town, went west Saturday afternoon.
in ruiponse to news of
the illness of ' his brother
who is teaching sch`ool at _Grand
River: _
Persons desiring advertising of any
kind inserted in The Guardian are re-
quested to leave their order for
same at the business office on ground
floor as early as possible during the
day, as the writing staff at night re-
quires all their time _for their own
work, and finds it difficult to handle
even emergency advertising, which
latter but lessens the amount of news
Rev.'Ewen McDonald, of Leaskdale
Ont., is home on a visit to his par-
ents. He was stationed at Caven-
dish for some time and is now locat-
ed in the great Province of Ontario.
He has, numberless friends in this
Province who will be delighted to see
him again. Mrs. McDonald, nee Lucy
Maud Montgomery, did not accom-
pany her husband on this trip, but
may visit the Province later.
The _Excelsior Farmer's Institute
of York- held its last night of meet-
ing for the winter and spring sea-
son on May 4th after a very interes-
ting and profitable winter's work.
The Institute met once a week all
winter. On Feby. 1st they voted a
sum of money to be used for prizes
in an egg laying contest for the mon-
ths of February, March and_April.On
the last night of meeting Dr. Mc-
Donald and Captain Harding were
appointed to award '_ the prizes- accord-
ing to the percentage of the different
flocks of hens entered. The first prize
was awarded to Peter Brodie York,
for a_ flock of white leghorns; second
prize, Jonathan West, Union Road,.
with Plymouth Rocks;' third prize,
Lemuel Crockett, York, with Plym-
outh Rocks, fourth prize, B. R.
Brown, York, with Plymouth Rocks,
fifth prize. George Crockett, with Ply»
mouth`Rocks; sixth prize, Mr. Day.
York, with a flock of different breeds.
Mr. Brodie gave a statement of what
it cost to feed his hens for the three
months and the number of eggs sold
which showed that there was money
in keeping hens and attending to
them. The Institute then adiournei
until after planting.
six o‘clook, Saturday excepted.
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lf you are thinking of buy- _
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us
Our years of experience is
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we can probably suggest what
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lot of' fine, 'plain 'or
stripe uiarquisette will
delight all. _
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r e s e' d a, champagne,
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igi,',,`¢` This is a_ print that is sold right along in
most stores at i_4c and i5c, dots, stripes, florals,
smooth and fine, great value at. _ . 
Dainty English Muslins 12c
E'I`his dainty little lot of very pretty muslins
is shown mostly in stripes and florals, in pinks,
ll
Shaniella rep presents very much the ap-
pearance of heavy shantung silk suiting. It is
offered in tans, brown, navy, grey or white. A
splendid material for wash suits, at... ._ ......20c
White Marquisette 32 to 55c
_ These fine sheer fabrics _are very popular
this season-we offer these in extra wide widths,
42 to 48 inch at .   ......... . . . . . . . 52c to 55e
' Sheer India Dimity 25c_ _
For a pretty little sunrfner dress India Dim-
ity is hard to beat." Sheer, fine showing a _very
thin .c'q'id.stripe or cross bar, with a. touch of col-
our in dot or flower, _inauy colors. . . . . . . _ ...25c
_Sturdy English Galatea _ 1 5 c
For the lady who wants something, strong
for boys or girls--‘or indeed for a wash dress
that will stand all 'sorts of wear--Galaiea is liard
to equal, butcher blue and navy, with white
stripes    
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Sandown Costume Clo th 20c
This 36 inch dress and wash suiting, will
not fade fn sun `or wash tub. Linen finish, butch-
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material this one is. It is all
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pearly grey, saxe blue, reseda, _
brownor black. _The width is .
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F. F. PROC'l'_OR'S FIFTH
AVENUE THEATRE, WEEK
' or iviAY_ zo, ~N_aw Yoivx.
it is ii genuine "F.irst Time" bi_ll
that is- offered st. Mr. `P\"0¢f-0l'B
Fifth'-Aveniie` Theatre- for this week.
a. conib_lnati0n'_of._liome prodiicts and
_reifdnt _ tml7`¢'i\'W~_Ul\>l15`B1\_` maklllg '-h¢“`
first’ Metropolitan aDP€l“`B“°e~ '_ The
supreme stars of _ this extraordinarl'
programme are Ida. Brooks_ Hunt.
original prima donna of the Ch_0C0-
fnte Soldier," and Cheridah _Simp-
son, star of the "Red Feather. The
_Misfits Hum; and Simpson will pre-
sent. a novel offering of songs made
famous hy them. Eeverybody will
remember Taylor Holmes, star__ of
the grand comedy success, The
Million ’ Mr Holmes will offer some
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_original stomem _vM.,.,.,nz his _ wnrk Vlollnist." Miss Hylda Hol 'ls an a
with a few character impersonation.
Mr. Arthur Hopkins, presents, by
special arrangements with Harrison
Grey Fiske, _Miss Gilda Varesi and
her company of _players in a one_act
dramatic offering, _entftled_ Little
Italy." Miss Robbie_Gordone will ap-
pear iii a series ol classic reproduc-
tions of famous statues thef- are
considered the most artistic and
most lifelike studies ever presented.
Another roaring comedy feature
Wm be Scarf Allen & Co.,. ii_1_ a
screamingly funny skit, called The
General Salesman." All lovers Of
_wood music will appreciate the dain-
ty musical offering of Jane Bo.vut0“
and.M9_|-y Myers, who have created a
great fiirore in_all the Western cities
in their novel mulical \'\“"‘l“"`- °“’
titled “The Piano.G.irl and HGV
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The Standard Earth Auger
best b test. It has all the good
no other one possesses.
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other auger has, with n_ia_ny original features that _
It is the best io use when phlU\iU8 ff€@~‘- i
vines or shrubs; it is the bé_st_to use for nionuinentfal.
cemetry or cement work; _it is the best io use or
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has proved lhe _ __
points that any I 
carefully selected company will ‘offer
ll S€hSuti0ual one-'act dramatic farce,
entitled “Three -Fine Citizens." Af-
ifef iiIll5hiflE a six-months engage-
ment_ at the Palace in Lon-don, the
Aeroplane Girls will inaugurate their
American
tour in the most remark-
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able aerial feats. Bob Matthews in
Al. Alshayne will offer their humor-
ous skit. called "A Chinatown - Fanl
t“5Y~" The_ Western duo of athletes
Darrow and Mi,o will conclude thc
performance with an ax‘celient gym-
nastic exhibitio
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tobacco, carefully 'selected and
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