-Rare I‘i'a§re'nc/e
Delicious Flavour
IIhase&5anImn\'s
SEM. BRAND
TEA stCOl"FCE
\~)_
A
Wanted-
ff’/_
Feinule
5"’ t 1.
-Wi’ Mm" H0 esroz-4-24-si
+;o++o++e<
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
on lnsertiols ...............---~-~---~---» 10° ner line oi ii words
F0," |n|¢|-tiene ......_._......‘..-»-----»-~- 56 Der line nf ii words
mlm mssrtlnnl ..=....V.`.....‘v.............
_.__ _,_--_
_%____ _____. Miscellaneous
f'/fp" oimuo noom
WANT53-;taA)le_mn“ by May ar-i. lNo. A Me|:>oNAi.D, LAND SUR-
70 per line of 5 word;
veyor. Hermaovlllo.
8403-3-29-lmo.
, -ii B. B.. care Guard
,‘;l,f_`m hh-£421.31. _
..//---"'-‘_""""”""'
For Sale
Ep was/t1' - Fon sate .i
v___,,_
For sALE - G0-¢P-RT- -G°°D,* farm. 'r. o. nag.-tt, west nay-
.-luliitioii. Apply Giwfdllm.
sets-as-21.;
,,__-- -----‘Novice-I AM PREPARED 1-o
ron sate _one Youne. cow
frcsllc ned.---S. Henry. Southport.
8916-4-24-(il
'_______,_
lunc. best ot condition Aul
~ _ ‘ . ti
_u,.,,5_, Ltd. 8941-4~27tts.
__»--_-* " '_'*`_`_”W
A|.E_sH P INTERNA
“Engl keroseiio engine throttle
;;overnor almost new. Henry
Plntis, Braukiey. 8017-4-26-2i
E?i'§,tT»ElZ§??>§"EB§B
mu-lr, sllgiilly used, .bent of t-on
ditlun. .»\uld lli‘0s._ lilll-
- -' 8942-fi-27tts
t-can-itll*-i\\so_ and well-house ant
I..-o--Ir ruiinintz tiirongh farm. if
nut .-nhl by .Private Sale by thc
ii1‘.~'i ol .lliun will ho solil by iiiiu
tim. Sigmui by owner .llulicr Heel'
FARM Fon sate-FIFTY ACRES
pl' puui in at high stale of culli-
““l‘"‘ “' N‘“"h 'mvor C°""("`i Ai'rrlnultural -Hull or ndtlrc:-is 1'.
near to <~li|ir<-ii. svliools. Huw :ind
will-r mills Oyster mud .ti foo
to Iii Kent St.. ffflittrloitotown.
` 8928--I-27-3|
V `  '1`-.§`i.`tl¢`"'"`”`
TO LET -FLAT HEATED. 153
ilrt-:it George -Street. Iinyor
Sillilili. 8901-4-24-'ll _
T0 LET-HOUSE AND BARN. ' ‘8819~-1-2071
_ .iuiiu \\'ulkt=.i', Elm Avenue.
-_ g943.4.27;v[31_|FARM FOR SALE-AT STRATH-
 _ ______._
,g Hotel 1
Victoria -
' Ons oi the largest and best
lqvliioed Hotels _ln Eastern
Canada. Contains 120 rooms.
44 of which _ es. pi-iv ts
baths. Cempletolly iiehh 
In the past few re.-. _y ' ~_
Hotels throughohg ¢'a`1il at
and the United States have
its splendid table. Qourteoill
service to all Guests. Tole-
Phones in rooms.
Rsies $4.00 to '$6.00 per
y. '
Charlottetown.
H0161  Ltd.
Proprletgri' uf I
HARRY C. BROWN, Manager:
da
_Y .. _.N A _
Here is“th'eProI>f .
1'hs¢D.. ch.»'»"o'i'.’.¢‘.n.».¢__ _
does positively relieve the
most  gf-piles., K
everywhere the standard
:'..z‘..m:.r'..nL7n{.§_°"r‘.z.=t1°s
Dlrtiihgsr ease: ' “bare thousand!
of lmilar esasei I- ' _ _
M . , . _ =-`-
fi.l"“t-¥.*.‘."ilL'°-.i.‘.’t‘.-1‘..‘Z“‘ "’~'.%‘»...
x use it on vile
gmfs Restaurant last evening and
olthsvorst kind. wgxths hmthusissm .orevlllvil “Ii JW'
lsidno eien ._tlse.all\1\\° »
l S 'mlm whenmfi
»=§§.7‘§"....1 .@¥.’{sm¢°H~-ci..»-.-
Ointment. I reeowedtokyltnndafter
“lint i-'ruboxss 1 had no trseeof the
Pike. It  greatest relief I ON'
s°t».sndIen o oth sulisrenwho
me this taxa. an 115 -he maria - "W *“°“°“ ““° "" """°“° “
§_¢%»~f¢~'¢.t~=-‘uh
si _ f - -. _ -, ,»
/rr' __ NG"‘G|R|_ Hal/_ house- cEN'rnAi.i.v Loon-
WANTEDOHUIJ/O;Jxpermn¢e -woum ed, wanted, te-u or eleven rooms.
3?'  ,,.0,.k w1¢h'dr.3g5mak@.-__ Alivly “S". care of Guardian.
9 .
SEI). Smith, liieritiald. 8935.
- Sauder-son, Mill-burn, P .E, I.
FOB SALE-20 BBLS. SLAKED
FM-IM F-'OR SALE .AT KINGSTON
.'»t\ur1‘--.s of lnnd. 2 barns and
_' llox llii. iCity. ' 8912--I-26-2l
- of farm. Four :ind -u lizrli mllcio A__.__,___._ _
from r-ily. I-‘ur piirticiilurs apply BIG EARNINGS, STEADY EM-
-_---f
WANTEQCATS WITH DAY OR
two old kittens or about to have
young. Good prices paid. Apply
l’. A. Furquharson, Henna-ssey
Building, City. . 8705-4-14tf. __________------
. B388-3-274!
NOTICE-CARRIAGES REPAIRED
and painted. A-iso driving wagon
for -sole at 104 Edward St.. city.
` . 8832-4-Z1~8l
WANTED "' MARRIED COUPLE
without children to work on
nity, 8898-4-24-41
shear sheep with my new elec-
» trl_c shears-after -May lst. Sat-
isfaction gtmrxtnteed.- Douglas
8900-24-31
A_ MILNE FRASER, WELL
known Typewriter Dealer of
Halifax, is at Victoria Hotel. Any
one requiring it new or rebuilt
tyipewriter should see him there
, between 1 and 21p. ni.. or 6 and
:md 7 D. m. _ 8930
- Malo Help Wanted
WANTED - MAN FOR FARM
work. Apply llurry Jenkins,
i.\iInrket -Building, city. 8930--l
I 27-53.
FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN. BEGIN-
_ nr-rs_ $150, inter $250 monthly,
(which position?) Write Railway
WANTED - MAN 'I'-O WORK
I on small ful-in near city. Apply
 lirntllvy, [lox ISS, city. S931
fi-27»3i.
ployment i'or Barbers. 'B000m9
- »luu'be'r College. Uvilurimehi "F"
linliiitx. 3-1-iff-llif
FOR SALE-TWO GOOD BUILD-
Ing 1015 sliilntnd Off I¢0i1$!WOI‘lh
Avenue. Apply Mrs. Angus Cum-
eron, 81 Longworth Avenue.
cons. Kings -County, consisting of
50 acres. Aipply to Noll -McDon-
ald, Strathcona, or to owner.
Martin Duff, 33 Monmouth Street.
Somerville, Mass. 8866-4-23-Si.
FARM ron eats-as Acnss oF
choice land 'at Forest Hill, 80
. acres clear, balance with A good
-growth of tire wood, large house
i _ and other building; -in sood re-
' pair. Well fenced and watered.
Apply to Lester R. Henderson. 13
Walden St, Ii. Cambridge, \lVla.s‘s
. ‘ 8894-4-24.7i
WANTED- YOUNG M.A-N FOR
work on farm and fox ranch.
'One with ranch experience pre-
-ferred. Good wages to right par-
ty. Give full particulars when rc~
plving. Address P. 0, Box. 1'l2,`
Charlottetown. 8920-26-ti
’ Slttimtlon Vacant*
A BRIGHT MIAN OFI WOMAN
to sell popular line household
necessities and toilet articles;
-big commission; experience or
- cap!-tal unnecessary. Bradley-
Garretson, Limited, Brantford.
ont. s. v. Aol. 27-121-
______.__.
T0 LET
House with modern conveniences.
118 Kent Street. His,-bath and fur-
nace, also a large building in rear
with Blacksmith -Forge and Faint
ghep., unsurpassed for sn!
mechanical work. Flight In the
business centre. Here's a real
I s apply at ence to
cu U FRED. H. TRAINOR.
,, Banquet-Meeting
g bsiiquet and meatiliil et -Inner-
_ii the miorsie ot the hon oi
:gg West End It -looks ea tlumlii
me amgmigtie point of view. ‘
\v‘l'ilEtf continued win for them
more -than. one' hard found. hat-
tie on the diamlond ‘ml °“mm°"°
very formldcbll l8ll'03l¢501\ IW
Central Guardian
MILKMEN-See ad of I\laoKie
& Coon front page of this iaeue_
‘ WHIST.--Don't forget whist in
St. J»0seph's Sodslity llull, Wednes-
day evening.
AUCTION SALE - 00 barrels
eating apples, Spies, Greonings,
,lSnows. and .Sweets to ‘he sold to-
ilet' on -Market Square. eleven
o'cloik. - J. A. .MacDonald, Auct-
Blii IEAGIIIS
,.__.__
AMERICAN LEAGU E
8undly’e Gamko
WASHINGTON. April 26- Four
runs in the 10th inning while
Washington was scoring two gave
a victory over the Senators
in their first encounter. Roe-
enthai put his towm._in the lead in
APRIL 2'/» 1926 ._ _ _ _ 'rum quAnt.o'r'1‘E'tjowN GUARDIAN y C _ y ' non 'rmi.T .
f // '
f//  0
good opportunity. For full parti- ln~Memory of Lucy Mebonsi
,B _
A
lone r. 8937.
MM' lst.. five -single _young
and three young men with
all wanting positions on
curing a farm laborer. _
Committee, the Trustees and
Session it was decided to roc
new St. James' Manse. The ne
building 'will be _erected ‘on
church grounds.
-~<o>---_ '
'PERSONALS
returned Inst evening from
John. N. B.
Mrs. John Richards expects
where she spent the winter.
Mr F T Morrow leave th
spend the remainder of the wee
In Memoriam
Mn. mcHAno E. SMITH
Many will learn .wi-th regret
, f y o il" w
The funeral took -place on Sa
M. Moore. ‘Howtind R. -1-Illlson, Do
lohn T \foKg.nzlc and iW.tlter It
crtzson.
,country and -besides n wld(-, cirr-_
‘Green of this- city,
'Star Twirler for
Eastern Star
land will reside here for the
lure. Nelson comes with an e
-hall followers.
and iikealblc_ so much so that he
all whom he meets.
BIRTHS
on April the 17th. to Fred A. an
‘li/Irs. MocQuarrle. it son.
pitai, Gummerside, on April 25th
Robert MaeCs.llum.
Place on March 31st to Mr. an
daughter. Annie Frances Tho
sa
MARRIAGES
BRYENTUN- JACKSON At tht'-.‘   V  
Id. I. on Wednesday. April 21st, »
Louis William Bryenton of Iiruck-
ley to llnzel Viola, only daughter
ot'
,United Church l‘a1-sonuge. York
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson
llruckley. The ceremony was .pc
DEA1'-H8.
born, ‘P. E. I.. aged 75.
urday, April 24~t'h of Ilotbert .EMI
Ii. Kennedy of Ollioury is a daugih
cr ot the deceased.
In Memoriam
est who pared to eternal rest
grit 27th, 1923.
i "’ ' sohrafton Street. - _ -
‘The fiewere placed upon,_h¢r grave'
Msy wither and' dsqay `
, ' But love 'fer' her M40 eibepe beneath
.D ` . It =  l . _
wh". Dr chu.. nunmt   INSERTED BY MOTHER AND
Shall never fade away.‘
' stevens '
The Anchors bsseibeli ciu-b held 3925-
1, 5 "gm that will bear watchin!
as the season pr0l\‘°l"°l.
THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
CULTURE will receivq on 0|-,about
Apply ut once if interested in sc-
TO BUILD MANSVE.-At B joint
meet-ing last evening. in St. .lam-
es' School room, of`the Building,
the
1: eed
at once with the building, of the
the
Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. V. Dunbwr
weok's pleasant visit to Saint
io
return next Thursday night lo
Charlottetown from New York
. . . 5
morning for -l-la-lifux where he will,
. k l
of
the passing of Richard Edward’
Smith of 3 Brighton Road, Char-
lottetown. and fonmrrl f o nal.
tu
day last to the People's Cemetery,
the hallhearers being flifessrs. (l-eo
aid M'cKinnon. C . ‘Gavin Duiiy,i
t , , I , ' 9111!
I
of friend-s, leaves to mourn it will-l
ow, formerly Catherine McGregor
of but 48, and six children; viz: "
Mrs. Carl E, Honore oi’ Seattle;
lil/Irs. (‘.. Fztirztll Fisher of Montrenli
lil. iMncBrair¢ in '\Viiinipog, Misses
iiiltlltli, Mliinie nnti M115. Sidney'
’Mr. Earl Nelson. arrived in tho'
i‘.‘1In‘1'i in 8 weeks. Write |l\'l-ole-r,t_~lty ln..-it night. 'from .Saint John'
` t`u-
(viwhle rcputmlon as ii -bull hurlcr
(ol no mean reptile and his t`ntnre
work on the mound will no douhti
,be eagerly tmticipoteil by local*
. lie is rt clean cut young athlete,
is i
,hound to be a great favorite with`
MacQUARRIE -- At ISearletown,
,BAXTER--At Prince County Hos-
t0
Rev. R. H. and -Mrs. Baxter a son,
IMODONALD - -At Launching
formed by Rev. llusbert T. Smith.
FORD-At the ‘Prince ’Ed\vnrti I
island Hospital, Saturday. April
24th, William A. Ford oi’ Kings-
merchant oil' Oliienry after an ill.
ness of only three weeks. Mrs. .l.
xiii* .
LE 9‘_
cANNzo coops
. I Fon ~  _ '
  This wttit ’oNtv
8864-A-23-5| '
This is the time of year to eat lots of
Canned Vegetables. *Buy a supply
now.
 
PEAS' or CORN
2 Tins for 29c.
3lU1! 
TOMATOES
2 Tins for 29c
' 
. FANCY TOMATOES'
Chef Brand 201:
E _ _
` PINEAPPLE
(Sliced) Per Tin 19c
 
TOMATO SOUP
_ (Clark’e) Per Tin 10c
W
H
isi
VEGETABLE SOUP-
(Clark’s) Per Tin 10c
I1-  
' ' _ -BAKED BEANS .
r.
-Mr. smith W... -...ii 1...... .....i‘ Without Sauce, large tin 191: ,
widely emcomerl in both city and,
- Psaeuns
lc`
_ Ijleztvyi Sy-r-up-2 Tins 45c_
 
-V PEARS
Light Syrup-2 Tins 35c
PLUMS _ -,.  15c Per Tin
S __ .- ._
_ TOMATO SOUP
_(CiImpb_e,l,l’s__-_-2 Tins for 25e _
Il-  
PILCHARDS 2 Tins 296
MACKERAL __ 2 Tins 40c
WAX BEANS. ` ' it 2'for 40c
SPINACH T- 2 Tins 35a
1 KIPPER -SNACKS' 3 for 25c
d  l
‘, CDRN SYRUP 5_Poun.1 Pau 45s
 i
' GOLDEN SYRUI5 2 for 25-c
 
BLENDED JAM 4 Pound nail 4.5¢.
d
~Mns. Aeneas P. MeDonald,n§t`  4 Pound  50g
, PEANUT BUTTER Large Pail 29c
BROOMS ` ' 390 Each
.- PRUNES
These are good size .and extra value
’ at 2 lbs. for 25c .
 
SMALL PRUNES
3 Pounds for 30c
ELLIS-/Phe death -took place Sal- »
H I 
TEA
‘ - Special Blend-49c Per Ib.
 *
EVAPORATED
Choice Peaches-Per Lb. 25e.
°. Choice Apriycots-304`:' Per Lb. _
, SHORTENING
- No. 5 Tin-90c No. 3 Tin-
'31
‘Fl
so
HONEY
5 Pound Pail--85c
2% Pound Pail-50c `
.itiiiiiii/.fi s. sun 11°-  
GROCERS _ W 
the eigthth with a- home run.
.Washington-.......-... 612
Score:
New York  71-
for the In-diana.
Cleveland  . . . .
..
St. Louis 
»-
s-AU!
.-
cate
Score:
Johns, Harfoot and -Msnlon.
_-.1-
NATIONAL LEAGU E
, (Sundays Games)
illusion  815 1
1
-NEW YORK, April 25--'Fha New
York Azrietrioans sivon.th31ir;l3eu(;ag, ._ 2,, I'lIlCB War
o er seree w 1 a el-`
1 _ .- _-" ,, J' '-
hmm md” by B “wr” M 7 Z' -Meighen's back in town is about count 0_1 the Liberal receipts.
‘all need be said to assure rplcture Sales of ca, 1.,” df New B,-“us
lane that Lhero'S 8011261111115 ro-YH? wioir Green Mountains were made,
worth while in the line of screen at $4 to $4.25 per msg, Queues:
entertainment now showing at the varieties at $3.50 to $3.75 un
G . ~I’rlnce Edward Theatre. ' ‘ __ _
001;-|?;1_and Cochrane' Ho" and "The Man Wlho Found Himself" -bag of 90 pounds ettrack. The
'I‘om‘s latest is an original 'for the` n\\arketl for beans wait; stegdy lbttit
tie vo ume was sma . ar os
-2 of New white pa-ered were quoted
n at $2.40 to $2.45 per 'hushed and
'Phila1ielDliia  .. 2 7 1
2 2
A-pm 25_tg¢_ Louis screen by .Booth Telring-ton
5 slug-feast here ¢0.[ pleasing) romantic’-dnalrrtadaxgtainst
Cl I (1 I di , r on cltgroun.A re .Gree
a trio effwlanlixian hurlézfswvhfa ma-'le "Back Home and i3roke"~bI"°k°l1 1018 Hi $2.60 lo §2.65 DEI'
-hits to -win 11 to 5. Kleufand “The Bachelor Daddy,” direct
'Brewu’a Ieftflelder, led ed. Virginia Valli is 'I`0m's leadin
the attack with two circuit clouts, woman.
‘MUMa““S- ZHCUSTY and Rice also -As Tom Macaulay. son of th
hit homers, for the locals. Xvhiieppresidem of 3 gmail gown pan
Speaker registered 'tr l’oUi‘-lJl1’$i§€l'.Tom has his own ideas of doin
[|18 C0|d_ _saw Chgcag0.W1n today that 'fiom is sent to Sing Sing fo
two years jist liecatise his young-
liRO0K-LYN, April 25-T-he Rob- is about to marry Lon Morris, -th
-ini. event--ii up -t-he series- of fourlcrooked bunker. He arrives _Inst to
i|;uines_ with New York, winning a lute to prevent the wedding. 1-le re
\‘;li;\`<\'lllliiHtr bfiillo by 8 to 6. A turtle to finish out ills term in th
l’ me fu" ‘by Skflli' Wifli OHS 011 ‘belief that everyone has luinet
' ' is-f   *.1-
Y f '. _ \ 
_ » . 6' V. . ’~ °`. '.\
Wingfield and Bischoff: Covelcs-I   "' . »"
kie, Murherry, Ferguson, and Ruel.
' . Found ’Hii`nse1f”
business. l-lls father. and so doe
everyone else, believes he's onl
wasting his time stepping aroun
1 with the “high hat society crowd
tP` Ed `d
tres were aio made at 30 1-2 par
dot. %.b. shipping' points. The
dome to joibblug - `ade was fairly
active there -being a stead .de-
mand Aangi l>ricqe..v|era- unehngged
There 'was no further change in
prices- for potatoes ibut the under-
tone to the market was cas on at
western potatoes at $3 to §3.50 per
_ bushel. There was no important
change in the con"dit1o1i'of the rbut-
S ter market, the undertone being
eabout steady. The volume ot
k business was not large and the de-
,mand was confined to small lots
gist' unchanged prices/ y The condi-
5 tion of the cheese market was firm
Y and some export :business was
didone over the cable for shipment
' by the first vessel sailing iron;
2 In -reality. Tom has brought someqhh, Don and pumhggeg of gmail
. big accounts to the bank throughl
S th, K , _ .
en "Q1ncha,;r;n§°‘§f,;‘§,,f”d L Sew this association. spot at 1-1 to ii 1-4 por pound.
‘ ‘ One day a shortage is discover-
-DETROIT' April 25_U h F , _ ed, and -Lon Morris. T/.~m’s zusines
er Wag wo ,good for Deruggxc 8:11, and social rival, makes a report t
5_000 mu,,,geou_5 mm, who ,braved the bank examiners. The result
4-2. I
1 . .o. _ “_
ll
ci brother who borrowed the mo
Not until the prison rates actu
waiver, Thurston and schsur; any shut :um on fro.-n'iii.» worn
|£y_ llc takes ad-vantage of this po
,sent the G‘ant-s ahead in the third again,” him
but I°‘ournler's drive over th rightl . ’
'field wall with one on ‘gage the!! The mmdlnder of me pliomm
“ohms Um mad again ` aien up with linw he en.l;\t:4 lh
|S<'oro:
I Now York . . . . . . . .
_ .
Ilrooklyn 
:nm
»-»-
s-es.
e deciding pun,
i _ _
Score:
‘l’itishili'gh _ . . . . . _
Chicago
Y-do and -Smith, Jones,
Jliartnett.
l or-Noi-N-NATI_ -A-przi
lllonkcd St. Louis, today
Iii-ds landed on Sherdel
r= lor seven safet'es
runs.
Score:
St. Louis 
_ 'Cincinnati  . .-. . ..
-.Siierdr-l, Haines- and
:Lucas and ilargraves.
0111>' Ramos scheduled
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Saturday's' Games
lllochoster, 2; Jersey City, 1_
Newark. 11: Toronto, 5.
liitliiinore, 30;_sy|e1gu_w,e, 5_
llni'i’alo,'lH; Redding 4_ '
Syracuse 4; Repghng 2 _
Jemvy Cllr. 3: Toron , 2.
Toronto, 8; Jersey city, 2
1* 3U"di¥'s qamee.
| .U0
asewsrr- . _:,-
  
.
, - v'..
> Every person, ,who
i -cords
Big or Little
Soft or Hprd
I Old or Young
To KNOW
You won't care who steps Von
them alter using
REXALL -
CORN SOLVENT
Price 25e.
I |.~ <4. ¢i'l.|l. ‘ .- .., -i. _ '
uf ‘-._ _ .
.ut-czniiinn. ore.-ufit-iii. Nt-hr. wis-‘ ""`“"" M""g“"' 1"' S'”‘~-'G femu-
’“"`"”'lS1ll’Ilor Barnes null O`Neil lm" in ‘ho “°|“ 'lf f\lfH‘ll'2lll. il
-nine/loo, April 25~A perfectly T"“'}” y°""ge' '"'""‘0r -11 'ho vic-
oxeoutefl squeeze play with ¢h9'ilirr John llorrlngton. Norman
s-core tied in the eighth enahlell`T`l`0\’0l'. Charles Stevenson. Julia
~(`.liica-go to dclcnt the w0rld‘s cham. l.l.>yt and Lynn l~`oni=tuue are ,1,,,-0
Iiiou -Pitloburgh Pirates today ii\“"\*ii I" llfftllliiiorlt hurts
i|“"f Hr-at appearance here this Tom vltiolghon has maliy "fnt:.i.i
Near. four to three. Wilson 'open-ililmscli in "Tile Mtn. \\'ho Found
,vii lhe inning with it double, waslllimself."
saorli”ced to third and Grimm then The movie star contest art off to
glroiintled out to score Wilson with it good .quart ye|;¢@r¢|ay_ Come and
342
460
O»O
'-5
gash
-1
55-4
roll.
S
0
lots of _fodder goods were made on
lg Aurania, First ‘ 1 -1 ,
Ship to Reach'
ey to cover up some losses in Wall ' 
Chicago  '_ 4 9 0 Street will not como out and co
. Detroit 2 5 o Foss.
QUEIII-JC, A-prii 28.-'-lice condi-
ltltms on the St. ‘LBWTGIICB 'River
docs Tom realise tlze full oxien-t. of und in the Gu-ii’ having lmprioveii
his socriiice_ But be accepts his in the lust few IIHYS. two pa.eseDSP1'
YM Dlliiosoiihioally. hecoires u mod- liners dodked in Quebec this morn-
` el prisoner and ir. so -n made a. trus ing, three in the afternoon an-'l
- one tonight. _
.sitlon to eschpe when news reaches ‘The first to arrive was the Aur-
-him that the “only girl" baqk home anis. which docked at six o‘clock
e and thus carries of the honor of be-
o ing the _first arrival at the Ancient
-|»Ca.pitai from across the Atlantic
e tfhis season.
l it is still unlikely that- any of the
five passenger ships, which were
is .scheduled to make their western
e terminus at -Montreal .will go tur-
Ilid of two .prison cronies to squure|\hcr up the river on account of i"i
illillifs with Morris. lt‘s it happy in-ing still ehioked with ice uliovu
Pllillllil in which Toni st-is the irllSorel.
. . , g
; and the banker urls the punish- Closely following the Auraniit
mont he so richly ilu,-series,
'brother Ralph _liar-i». the role
try you-r luck for one of the Prizes.
Market
“"9” “mil Mowhcgnhhlx r'i’i'-egg.) _ 'rim
A D
,ispot cash grain market was again
2 ___ , "quiet today there being no lm-
5whnL“€f;-provement from local or export
and ?qaI;\_-buyers for supplies the tone was'uniess the kidneys are strengthen-
and four
steady and prices were unchanged.
A -firmer feeling developed in the
‘flour market for spring wheat
-grades ‘but there was no change
of Ibusiness iior export account
showed -no Improvement the de-
,muntl still .being restricted. But
.the local and country demand was
steady with car lots of first pst-
ont_s quoted at $9. second patents
at $8.50 and strong Ibakers at $8.50
in _lute begs. ex track, less ten
cents [lor barrel for spot cash
Tho condition of the market for
winter wheat 'flour was unchanged
Drives ‘being fully maintained with
' -it moderate - amount of business,
‘passinin ‘The tone of the market.
for all lines or millteed remains-
‘very firm with prices unchanged.
The irlide in bnled hay showed no
,note A firm :feeling continues to*
"prevail ln the egg situation owing
to the continued good demand for
Supplies for storage purposes.-
Sales of western, extras were re-
ported at 30 1-2 flrsts, seconds at
 improvement and the market was
_  quiet with no change in prices to,
has _ 25 1-2 per dozen f.oJb. Saskatche-
wan. and purchases of Ontario ex-
, Queen
 _.I-Iotely
‘ lines _‘taking ever this ‘
“.'.1‘.ZI.°.'.,I".iI "'13 I.'lTl`.'..”"T.f `
repairs and improvements it
is new the inset Hotel ef Ile
eiaee In the Maritime Prev-
ineee. it appeals te these
who want a eemiortabis
Hotel and splendid table and
excellent service at a moder-
ate prles.
Rates $8.00 a day.
Charlottetown
Hotel Co , Ltd.
PNMIDIWI
L. MQQUAID, lllhller
was the iMontnairn. Third in line
is wus the Letitia, while she was fol-
io loworl by the 'Montrose and the Au-
nf sonia which camo in alt 5.10 p. m.
A Reliable Kidney
Medicine For Children
So Says Manitoba Lady oi Dodd'e
Kidney' Piiil.
Mrs, L. Strom Gave Her Children
Dodds Kidney Pills for Involun-
tary Urinatlon with Excellent
Results.
Mubvihill, Mlm.. AIlJ\"ll_ 26.-
(5ps¢is1)_-Weak kidneys are not
‘confined to grown p9,0l>lB, 00-U-
They are too often found in child-
|ren. sowing the seeds of future ills
-ed and put in condition to do their
full work,
Mrs. L Strom, a well known resi-
dent of this place. reietes~her ex-
in prices announced. The volu.me_p.,r5em,¢ in .hs iollowlng letter of
praise. She says: “-1 have `usod
Dodd's Kidney Pills for my child-
ren on several ocoa&(0l!-3 Mid Gm
ghui to say they havegiven mo
great satisfaction in the case of in-
voluntary urination. I: almll con-
tinue using chem and wouldnot be
without them in the hotles.”
The .primary cause ‘of izhis trou-
ble is weakness of-t’he_hla'lider and
kidneys; The child is lllwliie to GUn~
trol the muscles that govern -the
lbladder, consequently the urine
ipasses away involuntary, mostly
during the hours of sleep."
The very best remedy for this
trouble _is Dodd`e Kidney Bills.
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sin
I Smooth as' vel-
vet.-Tough as lea-
ther.
__ Painters use
them.
Housekeepers use
them. “
Autoists use
them. .
Big value. Get
me.
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