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Monday. April
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Dan Malloy and Hazel Corinne
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“Polly oi lhe Circus”
Each Attraction n Monster P
duction Complete in Every Detail.
ALL FUN N0 WAITS
Prices 25.1, 35e ard 5oc.Reserve
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the
tion desires to place upon record
appreciation of what the uuver
has done and pr-opogad to do
"I0 Promotion of education and
b°ti¢¢l' Payment oi teachers.
DEATH OF MR. H. WOOD,-'Philo
_hu departed from this me another
universally respected and esteemed
citizen of Charlottetown in the per-
son of the late Mr. Henry Wood. He
has resided in this,city for three
years having previously been a large
farmer and meat dealer living in
Pownal for a number oi years and
was well known and beloved by all.
In politics he "was always a sincere
Conservative, and some years ago hh
ran in the Conservative interest
against the now Judge Hsszard. His
genial. kindly disposition, his willing-
ness to lend a helping hand to the
needy were well known traits of his
character. He leaves to mourn flve
brothers, Edward in Pownal, Robert'
in Mount'l-Ierbert, John in Mount Al-
bion. Charles in Southport, Philip in
Hazelbrook; two slsters,, Mary in
Summlerside, Bessie in the West, and
ilvs sons, Arthur in Charlottetown,
Blake in Alexandria, Harry in the
West, and Claude and Bruce in Pow-
nal. To the bereaved relatives The
Guardian :< tonders~-deepest -sympathy
in this sad hour of their silliction.
POULTRY MEETING
AT GRAND RIVER.
Thursday, April 17th, the Domin-
ion Government poultry expert gave
his first lecture in Grand River, Lot
14. It is to be regretted that many
at s. distance were prevented from
attending by the very had roads and
the vcry stormy evening. Still, well
over one hundred braced the mud and
weather to hear Mr. Benson.
He dealt in the flrst part of his
discourse with poultry and egg pro-
duction and in the last half with the
cooperative marketing of the pro-
ducts. Mr. Benson's practical ex-
perience togethsr with s. long and
thorough training in both of these
departments oi the poultry industry
in Ontario gives great weight to all
he says. I-ie started out by showing
the great demand existing at the
present time even in Canada for
poultry products; our net importa-
tion of eggs last year amounted to
nearly $2.300.000. There is an ever
increasing demand for eggs of guar-
anteed quality and freshness.
The breed and type of hen must be
determined by the consumers demand
and the conditions under which she
has to live. Any of the general uti-
lity breeds suit the needs of this pro-
vince but it is highly dsslrabls that
each community settle upon one
breed, for example, Barred Rocks,
Rhode Island Reds, lite.
From the point of view of high egg
production too much attention can-
not be given to the breeding and
rearing of flocks oi healthy, strong
birds. full of vigour and hustle. 0ne’s
success ln the poultry business will
be directly proportional to the sta-
mina of thebirds kept, and this in
turn has its origin away back in the
hatched egg. To lay the foundation
for s good flock or layers, we must
feed and breed the parent stoc_k, in
n scientific way, so that they may
lay eggs which 'will produce viable
chicks. V
The lecture dealt lndetall with the
feeding of young chicks, the housing
and care of poultry, and the prepara-
tion of the products for the market.
He strongly urged upon the meeting,
the considerations of the benefits ,to
be derived from co-operative sale oi
eggs and poultry. ~
Organized shorts along this line
would bring a double gain, the ,con-
sumers would be sure of a reliable ar-
ticle, the producer _would be stimu-
lated to greater production and would
follow more economical methods, and
at the some time both would reap s
unancial gain, by reason of the eli-
mination of the cost of the unneces-
,_  ,_  ; il sary middle man. _
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V _ , Y \ » llest convenience to launch. the
‘ he . The following night the
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the School of.
,that good
in Wellington, to a large ga.therinS Of
farmers. . A motion to start an ez!
dissenting voice. `
Professor Cameron who was pres-
after some discussion it was unani-
circle here was also carried without s ~
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Euapbrated
Cream] fl
Bread. af
Cream Bread ls the
ealief in the city. It il a
"net, iielry loaf that ie ea
end wholesome I*
desire.
rn, minutes
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goutharn accom-
a. in-., thirty ming
'PHE DECISION.-A meeting was
held in the Y.-ld. 0. A., Charlotte-~
town. yesterday afternoon to consi-
der the advlelbility oi forming e.
Nanch of the W0rld’e Evangelical Al-
liunce here. Alter general business,
atc.. the all-important question wal
taken up and dealt with in a consi-
‘ieratc manner. 'After a lengthy die-
culsion it was decided, finally, that a
branch or the Alliance would not be
formed here till the coming autumn.
. PEl80llll.S ~
"Mr. and Mrs. oswau wright, chu-~
glottetown, left _ yesterday on a visit
to Montreal.
Mr. J. S. Hogan left yesterday af-
ternoon for Elmira whore he will take
up the duties oi Station Agent.
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Miss Mary Doucette left Saturday
morning for Bath, Maine, accompa-
nied by her sister, Miss Christie Dou-
tt
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Mr. .Ernest McTague, Station Agent
at Mt. Stewart, wasin Charlotte-
'town yesterday. He returned home in
the afternoon. _ '
Rev. 'l‘. F. Fullerton, Charlotte-
town. loaves this morning for Hali-
fax to attend the Convocation exer-
cises of Pino Hill College and .tu re-
ceive_ hisdegree _oi L. L. D.
FOSS NQMINATEB WALSH
i ALS THE NEXT GOVERNOR.
' ‘BOBTON', ‘April 19-A story in the
Boston Herald says that Governor
Eels has retired from the guberna-
torial face, and in full view of his
executive council.
Continuing the story is that not
only did he take himself out of the
running, but he boosted Lieut-Gov.
Walsh in his stead and declared him
to be the next governor of Massachu-
setts.
And now the entire executive coun-
cil, includlng the lieutenant-governor,
is trying to make out just how to
take lt.
For 'retiring and pledging, and
promising, and forgetting, and run-
ning again as well donned chnrncter-
istics of his excollancy.
mA year ago, in rapt rotation, he
managed to /declare himself for Clark,
Wilson and `Harrnon for the presi-
dency.
Later on, even while he was start-
ing south with s. trunkful of his own
presidental literature, he declared the
presidency was never in his mind,and
then mais a row in Bnltimorehocause
the Massachusetts delegation refused
to vote for him. `
::Rexall Face Cream is one of .tho
most popular toilet rcqulsxtes we
sell, It is n delicate cleanser and
beautliier, very effective in all cases
or roughness and redness of the skin,
chopped hands and lips, etc. This
preparation is frce from grease and
is rapidly nbsurbed by the skin.
Price 25c. The MacKinnon Dnug Co.,
Corner Great George and,Kent Ste.
Mti.
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Most
People
_ Dye _
Some every spring,
You cm get every-
thing in the line
ofgdye-stuffs here.
Fresh stockto’
select ~irom.
Johnson & Johnson
The_Qualli‘y Drug Store.
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Hard Hats “""'°"‘““
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\ » .~ ores, Crash, ’I‘wlecd',_
Our hard hatsinclude _ z  =. 'A _ ‘
such famous brands as Fd” md V,°g°““ 't
Fitwell, Franklin,Royalty, ' "`
Tress and Waierlite,brsnds ’
well-ldnown to you4to all
men who have taste indress
-.-as the smartest, most
distinctive and exclusive
in all lines of hard felts.
Many of the hats are shown
Boys’ ,Hats
A good line of fancy
felt hats for boys, ,Teles-
in eighth sizes. There’s a '
hat here for every head at cope. style, shown invnavy,
a price to suit every pocket
book. $2.50, $2.75 and
grey and cardinal, priced
at 65c to...... . 
See these xx Century Suits
To the man of taste, discretion and refinement in dress there is no line, of
tailored clothing that appeals so strongly as does the xx Century Line, Most of the
styles in xx Century Suits are made entirely by hand by high priced expert tailors
in one of the largest, cleanest, most up-to-date and sanitary tailoring shops in the
Dominion. ' ` r ~-
The higher priced suits are hand cut, hand measured, hand fitted-all the
work is done by hand-insuring the strength, good style, fine finish, and exclusive
appearance that all dressy men desire. For a s1it that will wear well, fit. perfectly
and give you the acme of style, comfort and durability you need to look over the xx
Century line, priced at $20, $22.50, $14 and $25. r ‘
'We have other suits-good ones too--but not quite so good as the xx Century
Brand. Prices range from $9.50 to $19.00, according to the style, quality of materials
and tailoring. _
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A Our forefathers filled the cracks of their Log Cabins with Mud. Whitrwasbiug and
Painting the interior was astep further. Then came lsth and plaster and now comes BEAVER
BOARD. - ' ' `
It may be put up by novice or expert, and once up you are done with cracked walls and
ceilings. Beaver Board is a great Boom to ‘the building public as lt is easier to handle and costs
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about this wonderful material. . _
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