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CLARK is Guardian Amt in
KIA vim 1| "» `
‘ -`-sm. rum nmrnnrr u om-
.dlnn agent in Bummerside. His biiiea
phone is 16.
1'; uonsrsc num cnaramf
,»-can
can ‘be obtained et Lefferty's Tensor-
lnl Parlors, Bummerside.
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew e
week _or two before the time they
ilqvemlld for has expired and thus
'nat mica an inns, as all carers are
discontinued promptly on exl>l1'Y
lets. . V
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_ --MR. CHARLES WILLIAMS, Hor-
enlturist, will address The Women's
§stitute at Malpeque hall on Thurs-
` y, afternoon, May Sth, at nail
awe two on Gardening. All those in-
reeted are asked to attend.
-T0 ANALYZE BEER.-Inspector
Phillips went to Charlottetown yes-
terday morning taking with him sam-
ples of the beer seized at Alberton
some time ago, as well as samples
seized at Albany s few days ago,
which will also be analysed.J. ‘
--BODY ARRIVES.-The body oi
Mr. Linus McNeill, son of Martin
McNeill, Grand River, who died in
Seattle, Wash., some time ago, was
tion
Ollh
mum
‘- -nissan WAMBD with some
perience and knowledge of
Apply to Maximo Pefalrs.
side. ` _ ,
--FIRE.-The fire department
CBll8d out about 2 p, gn, yggtgrdny
extinguish n fire in “mg 'nu ,,,,,,,
the Crystal Rlnk.J.
_-_ _ ,
-CEMENT! CEMENT! 600 air tight -
paoer lined barrels, "Whlt¢'¢," and
2000 bags of the famous "Canada."
Brand-quality and Price guaranteed
at Braee's. Bununerside. 5-1MEW4i.
-INFORMATION BOLICI'l‘ED.-
Chief of Police Oakes, Surmnerside,
received e telegram from North Syd-
ney, yesterday asking for particulars
ol one James R. Bigger. About the
only information Chief Oakes could
give in reply was that a man of this
narne formerly resided at Bradalbane
and had removed to the Sydneys
about 6 months ago and that he
was now engaged in some kind of a
lglsiness there. In the reports of
ine big fire at North Sydney, on
Sunday last, mention is made of the
loss of a restaurant conducted by a
man of this name, whether the en-`
quiry was in connection with this loss '
nr not was not given in the informa-
,xo
.le
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store.
brought over by the Empress last
night and forwarded to his home,
where interment will take place this
morning.J.
.. -THERE WILL BE SOLD by pub-
lic auction at 2 p. m., Saturday,
May 17th, on the premises, the cen-
trally located lot on Central Street,
known ns the old Compton Factory
Site.
One of the most centrally lo-
tion.J.
_.,1-
-WEDDING BELLS.-A very pret-
ty wedding took place at St. Paul's
Church, Summerside, Tuesday morn-
ing when Alphonse Murphy, decorat-
or with R. T. Holman, Limited, was
united in marriage to Miss Josephine
Power, also oi Summerside.
bridesmaid was Miss Marie Maguirel
of St. John, N. B., and the groom.
The
cated residential lots in towns. Also
at the same time, a quantity oi mill
machinery, including n 25 h. p. boiler
and a complete tinsmith's set of
tools.J.
-PRETTY WEDDING.--A very
pretty wedding took place at St.
Paul's Church, Summerside, yester-
day morning, when Miss Josie Power”
Summerside, and Mr. Alphonso Mur-
phy, clerk at Holman’s, Ltd., were
united in marriage, Rev. J. C. Mc~
Lean, officiating. Miss Marie Mc-
Qnire, of St. John, N. B., was
bridesmaid, while Mr. Elmer McLellan
supported the groom. The happy
couple were among Summcrside‘s
most popular young people and the
Guardians best wishes for a vcry
happy wedded life is extended to
them.J.
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--PROHIBITION CASH- Stipendi-
ary Wright delivered a written judg-
ment at Summerside yesterday, in
the case of Prosecutor Phillips
against llr. McBride, Kensington,
which case was heard some days ago.
The complaint in this case was that
the defendant, who is a legally quali-
ked physicians gave certificates for
lther than strictly medicinal purposes
contrary to the prohibition act. A
large number of certificates, given by
the doctor to different parties had
been put in evidence-and His Honor
proved that some of them were not
given for strictly medicinal purposes
and that, therefore, a breach of the
act had been committed, and the us-
uul fine, in this case was imposed.J.
Here are some of the advantages you
get when you by Rexel Tooth Brush-
es. The bristles won't come out, the
curved brush surface and curved
handle enable you to get at the mol-
ars with the same rase and skill as
the incisors. This brush is the most
sanitary and scientifically eilicient on
the market today. It is guarenteed
by the makers and hy us 251:. The
McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great
George and Kent sit, MEL(
lVlen’s llais \
When you buy :1 hat
it is very important
that you not only fget
one that is right in style
and good in quality, but
that you get one that
is precisely suited to
your face and build.
We are now showing a
superb line of up-tc-the
i minute hats, in all the
~ fdifferexit dimensions so
j ‘that you can buy the
,` hat that is becoming
. to yor, and mot `be
compelled to take one
that will do- because
-it’s the best you have
had ou.-
'We 'handle s u ch
mlkes as the ‘ Andre”
."l{_oyal°y” “Bel;monL"
etc. '
, Soft hats $1.00 5 .25
= ~~t=1»75 w $4 °0~
-Hard hats $2.00 2.50
3.r0. Y
'fAndre” Caps 75c
$1.oo to-1.75. .
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savers'
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was supported by Mr. Elmer McLel-
lan of St. lJunstan’s College, Rev. J.
C. McLean officiating. The bride look-
ed charming in a suit of white serge
and a beautiful Panama hat with a
rich white ostrich plume. The ‘brides--
maid was churmingly attired in pnlcl
blue snr with hut to match. After the'
ceremony n wedding breakfast was
served at the residence of Mr. M. B.
(`onniclc, after which the happy
couple left on the 9.15 train for
Charlottetown, accompanied with the
best wishes of their host of friends.
'They are among Summerside’s most
popular young people. and the numer-
o ‘ gi
test to their popularity. That Mr.
and Mrs. Murphy will enjoy ri long.
and l1ui>Py married life is the sincere' c
wish of their many friends.
--DHBATING CLUB.-The open
meeting held on April 22nd under the
auspices of the Abram's Village Dc-
buting Club was u. grand success. The
attendance was large including many
of enjoyment and to see new* mem-:
bers stepping in, realized their wishes;
to the fullest extent. The program-
consisted of songs, organ solos, vio-l
lin solos, graphophone, dialogues, re-
citations and step dancing. The pre-
sident in opening the meeting ex-
plained in a few well chosen words
the purpose of such a meeting, giv-
ing a brief account of the success ol
the club during the past winter, and
asked new members to join. Two spe-
cial features of the meeting were the
speeches of Mr. Charles Arsenault
and Mr. John F. Arsenault. Both
speeches, delivered in French, were
iiuent and well in place. Both em-
phasized the benefits derived from a
debating club, and gave valuable
hints on self~educati0n for young
men and boys. Among the remarks
of appreciation at the close of the
meeting were those of Rev. Father
. lloudreault, who spoke highly, of the
`meetinl:. Twenty-five new members
joined the club.
-FUNERAL AT ALBERTON.-The
death took place on Tuesday forenoon
of this week of Harriet Wreaford, be-
loved wife of Mr. E. B. Asselstine, M.
A., muster of mathematics in the
Wetaskiwin High School, after a se-
rious illness of a little over a month.
The lute Mrs. Asselstine was a na-
tive of Alberton, Prince Edward Is-
‘lunil, where her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Revs. George and James Gordon,
Presbyterian missionaries to the
South Sea Islands for Prince Edward
Island, who are known as the mar-
WYS 0! Erromangn. Previous to com-
ing to Wetaskiwin as a bridcalittle
o_\'er u. year ago, the deceased was lm.,
Bmfflllf Dl"iI1CilJal of the Daysland
public school. On Wednesday evening,
services were conducted at the fam-
ily residence, Thusis Street, by Rev,
C. E. A. Pocock, pastor of Knox
Presbyterian Church, of which de-
ceased was n member. Appropriate
musical selections were rendered by n
quartette, composed of Mrs. H. J.
Montgomery, Mrs. C. E. A. Pocock,
and Messrs. H. J. Montgomery and
A. Gardner. The floral tributes were
numerous and very beautiful, attest-
ing the high esteem in which deceas-_
ed was held. ln addition to a pillow
‘of valley lillies, orchids and carna-
tions from Messrs. H. J.
ory, C. B. McMurdo, J. J.
pher and H, J. Wells, Prince
Island friends, beautiful
were ndeeived from the

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Ti-gl-ills:-i-i-1-i-i~=i-i~
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Men who know good c"1othes_,a.t a glance and those -_who have to leave
the choosing of a right style and fabric to the bmah `who-does the selling
should investigate the immense showing of new spring cloth€S .ali this
Come here and ask the salesman to show you the particular kind
of a suit you have in mind; let him tell you Why these _clothes will hold
their shape, why the materials used are the best, Why we are -so particular
about having every garment made by experienced tailors. ,
lf we can't, with this great stock of good clothes, show you just
what you -want, whether the color be blue, tau or gray, ‘or the fabric of
worsled, serge, or tweed, we certainly won`t expect you to buy. _
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GOOD CLOTHES. $10, $12, $14 to $18
-i-:lr -i-”»r~_-i- _=.~ »r 4-
and pzlss muster-But
Where can I get
A to spcucl? -
to attempt the same
‘ with last ycar’s hat is not to bc thought of-
So, then, grantingtlint you cannot do without
:1 new Spring Hat the qucsfiou naturally arises
the bcst styles, best
quality and best value for thc :uuount 1 wish
7
Come and pick yours to-c ay
» The nxan “who knows’ answers at Prowsc's.
Prices $1.00 to $5.00
1 _ Come and pick yours to-day. I l
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T; "" _ ' '
Every More Realrzes
‘the stern necessity of :1 new hut for Spring-
you might furnish up last ycnr’s Spring Suit
Tfvery Other Mon
if The O§:`_gi_l1dl Hat pr O10 S e BrOS___ d. The__(.§_ty_l\¢/afgpore _
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53;" .$2.55. “t.';°.“ °‘lem  @rm mmge_m -fx + -~»» =»\1+f=f~1+=>=f +o - ~ rf =»~ r' '=‘ H
you meet is sporting one of Lhose new,
soft, smooth Spring Hats with the saucy
little bows-Very snappy ,Hats they are
and unusually good to look upon too-
Hcre at Prowsc_s in the new rich
greens, mellow browns and other Spring
coloriugs. _
Besides a regiment oF_other up-to-the-second styles and
colorings in soft hats for Spring.
Prices $1.00 to $5.00
'Q
£4 .
.
-'fir 5.*
remains leaving for the East on the
of her arent Mr and Mrs H J
Messrs John E Mcbon lid, Souris,
th b terian Cemeter . Included son Oxford.J. _
wreath from the Y. P. S. C. E. of the
Presbyterian Church, Alberton.-A.
e Pres y if .
in the beautiful floral tributes was a ,
P 5.
Matthews, Albcrton, on Thursday A. McKay, Toronto; J. Trainor, Ki
last and was a very large one. A, kora; E. B. Ruess, St. John; J. Mc-,
very lmpresslve “wise was held he Kenzie, Charlottetown; C. A. Low-
the house by the pastor Rev. George ther. Amherst- J_ '|‘_ Llenfly, Czilgary;
Millar and interment took place in E. Ruperts, St. John; N. S. Thomp-
s- Oats (white)
ll\,_Oat (black)
n Vork
Straw. (Der ton)
i-lay. (per ton)
Eggs, per doz.
___ Butter
W .
i I-iquiri 2.271-4
Chicken (lb)
“_ Fowl peachy
Potatoes, per bus
[‘urr.lps, por bus
Cabbage (lb.)
Pelts
Hides
Calfekine
Beef (lb)
Lamb (qr.)
Beef (quarter)
Z eyoung 
men and boys to loin the club. The ¢» - , 1. ~ f -  - - _ ' . -f -- i ' ' - ._. ' - -. -Y - _
members of the cl\\b who had hopedl School Board, the teachers of the rifles and other work in connection' -The f0ll0WlUE l`€El5Wl`°d at lille NLW YUKK  AD)
to give to the people n few moments' Wetaskiwin high and publict with his duties as caretaker of the Clifton House, Summerside, Y<'Ei@l`- »
schools, high school pupils, Mr, and Snmmcrside Armourics.J, dny:McSsrs J. W. TIIIWOD. U- J- MC‘ Y
Mrs. R. W. R. Armstrong, Canadian* --- Namara,and W. L. Cole, Montreal;D.
Order of Foresters, Mr, and Mrs, -Alter an absence of 16 years Mr. A. Currie, Toronto; W. H. Fraser,
,James 'l3‘_ Ellis, The willing works;-Blwilliam Profit has returned to Al- Halifax; A. E. McLean, Lot 16; Rev.
and the Women's Home Missionsryl hcrton from Worcester. lie is accom- R. H. Stavert, Harcourt; Mr. R. A.
Society of Wetaskiwin, Presbyterian; panied by his son Wilfred and both Christie, St. J0hn.C.
(_'l,m-ch, the w, C, T, U, ol wetaslq- will remain for the summer months. -----;--
Win and others. The interment will -A- SLEIHHVN NMOrLEl.L.LO"lHVHO
take place at Alberton, P. E. l., the M F __ A EI-__--__ _ M __ --- ___
~ Y- fe - B ‘L OWS. son o r. Cor ec ed for every Wednes ay and
28.20 train Wednesday night, accom-.and Mrs- H. J. Matthews. Alberwn, l Sa".urday issue.
pamed hy lvl;-_ A, F, Matthews, gl \vho accompanied the remains of his --
mother or the deceased. A large num-' sister. Mrs- Asselstins. from Wetu
her of sorrowing friends accompanied kiwin last week., will remain home ti
the remains to the station. we join,auout the middle of the month. whe
in extending the deepest sympathy to he will return to Edmonton.-A.
the bereaved family.-The Wesaskiwinl --
Times. The funeral of the late Mrs. -The following registered at the
Asselstine took place from the home Queen Hotel Sunim-:rside yesferduy
W. Elsworth Sprague
Wholesale Cclpgiission Dealers
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_Daily returns. f
187--194 Fulion Markei, New York
$12 to $15 4-i7lht'1MEl2wks
17 to 18 ' --’
30 to 112 '
,,12,0°;,f ills. E. Willis & S011 5"" '°"“ . '
Wholesale Commission Dealers in c L A M S
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9 *° 1° pl. Edwin Treslils
21 to 25
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10 to is
38 to 40
40 to 42
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$5.50 to $6-50
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202 Kent
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   Tlie greatest bred of all tho st
. . lions. A greet young sire. Futurlt
-A meeting of the Summersido ____
Lnwln Tennis Club will he held in the b"d an Uver' 'md /the sire of °°_,,
. trottcrs oi sizc and substance. Wi
Council Chamber’ tomorrow  havg 3 grand lot gut at the rages ‘*'.mz:¥.'.‘4';'::L‘ -~v---=w.:»=r-nr._n~1~_s;=::1:=-_.;:.__4;;-~~~----;__......_..........~._.._._, ._____ ____ ,,__,__ ;_ __ _ _ '_
at 730’ this year. Watch them. They are the
Henry J. ‘\/latthews, still reside. Th _ kind you want, Kaldah, sister
death is elrccedingly sad, as, besideglwatgfssraeghsgzfnHaggssiggygzvg Acqulri is the dam of Baden 2.05
bel” DHWMS. a sorrowing husband and! St _y,_,{,,, wwe in ‘lummerside yegle,-_ the largest _money _winner in 191
an iniunt daughter, aged one month. du' and B,,cc`eéd,,d`m purchasing sew and the premier winner. in regul
winnings for 1912 amounted to . $8
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for $80,000. Service Fee $15.00.
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She leaves to mourn the loss of a eral nice horses J filling evflll-B. Ol all time- B355.” 3, ’ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' \ ,
well beloved sister, four brothers and ' ' _ 5.' -
six sisters, among the latter be- __ _ 775 and a Gold Cup valued at $500-00
Mrs. B. R. Matthews, Daysland, £5 ,.e,,};:?\c1§,,M“gIi§1`;;\B'xSuT,:l§;I,.?gf,§g £2 and he was afterwards _sold to the
Miss E. P. Matthews of Wetaskiwin. lzourse in instruction in the care or Russian Nobleman Prince Viazam
The deceased was a grand-niece of the l
cost
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Fresh Herring (Doz.) 20
Codfish (lbl 5
Lobster (lb) 13
Corned Codflsh (lb.) (34-,_
Spring ,lamb _(qr.) »$i.25 to $1.60
pmmm Rdurn, ¢_\Tealsi;_ invlhe buslnep_u andvlidn 8;-t ang
150 I-‘U|.1‘oN Mnllllm, 1»;‘é€.‘l.».u-*l~E§.‘£‘2l...f’ii‘..bi.il".._ If “'
JEW YORK snub zo.ru|.1'oN Mauser.
' __ ' |-11tl\f.uME:2wpri- _ ~_‘
\~. . .wed ‘ NEW YORK.
ranch and care of animals. "
ner stock
3. R"4uch\ng at actual cost
4-x6Mwtif.
‘llre lilllerloii bark '-‘Silver For Co.. Ltd 0liers
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Jn Q- ` e
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_ §`*A‘3ll‘l"lf@qlHl1.l’§l`§.5';`Dfl’P¢`Slflons fllbw being oder-ed then send in   8 °  
tl°*f""‘ 335'” IW' 'Value , i‘°° ulml M9? i`5\`l1.Io p.c.wlth application ‘Nt
lil ll. Presdt .
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i _ _ When Studying a. ‘fox investment proposition the following points should re'
ceive the closest analysis-Quality of stock,`Prlce per pair,Cost of raucl1ing,Locat`ior ol
1;. The best quality stock being from Dalton, Oulton/, Gordon, Tu-PHn_fR_-gy __
2. 8 'Pairs Ciplfslliéd it $ll0f(l00 This includes cost 1 ` `  1 l
vkb. . _   __ ._ _ _,  - _ , organization ip lcliig
f.f§l¢i.°§f ills? Zlllfiifff l§1l"{§l§'l’E lfl.e3l` llglllit. ‘md ““~‘ Y°_““‘ '““°’1l”H °"P.°“°'“ .
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4. l4ocatioii  the lnuits of the 'town of-Alberton I