The ‘Junior attoo
here to' have his photo
taken for this is “The ,
Studio Where Baby Is' |
Always Welcome.”
Cool: Studio .
From _lland to Hand
The jewel fuel that means in e to you
wlasn you need it than the whiiicist diam-
on -
lllgh-quality Coal
from our yards-clean, free-burnin ,
long lasting Coal-fair prices. and fair
service in exchange for your orders
YAny orders today? Quick delivery?
es.
C. Lyponsd Co.
NOTICE
TELEPHONE MEETING
The nnnuvl General Meeting of
the Shareholders of Tie Telephone
Co. of Prince Edward Island will
be held at the Head Office of the
Comparr-', Qu en St'eet, Charlotte-
tow r on Wednesday the 26th d y
of March, r9r3 at the hour of eight
o’clock p. m forthe reception rf
the ann »r.l reports, the election oe
Difecto's, and the transaction of
such other business asmay prop-
erly come tefore' the meeting.
WALTER S. GRANT,
Secretrry.
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A Cement
.I fand. 
Fefrtlli liz ers
to arriveon opening of navigation
Wliite's Portland Cement and
English Fcliilizers, ‘ I
Persons needing a quantity Of
ihe.sb'ive would do well to get our
prices before looking elsewhere.
We`fir'&?jFyfe
Stanley Bridge
3 1_-'5Mer2i
Farm For Sale
140 acres of choice land in
Tryon, loo cleared, 20 timber.
good buildings, river shore. _lf
not sold before April r 5 wil-
then be” sold _by public . auction
together vygith stock _and un-
plements. 'See P0Si¢fS-
-ALBERT N. ROBBLEE,
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alum calls at the desi;-¢d
time. ._
_Every_ sq S¢§.0uds for5
113ll1\1tes it rings, unless the
silent switch is turned. . It s
the neatest little clock you
ever saw. Price $2.25.
w. w. wr-:|.r.Nrn
Bulls' 'Eye
Rubber H
Boots 0
There is not a rubber
boot made that can stand l
up in wear and quality
with the Bull’.-Eye.
The Btill’.~. Eye rubbtf
Foot represents the acrre
ofdistinction in strength,
fit and quality of con-
struction. Thev are just
the thing for fishermen
and farmers and we have
scores of testimonials
from men who have used
them and each claims it is
- the best rubber bcot at
the price that money can
buy.
Cali in and see the dis- H
play. `
Alley fs? Co
135 Queen St.
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Cp.ms.i%lo oéirfoffice nop have 501:;
t i ~ i e e _o r r . n
tikes sulew rirmrintux and we 'fell y.oir
exactly what you need and ig V nt ccst
you one penby We make wth nd guer-
an\ee|hr~m to fit exacély, e _so sper-
nnlrs pefferfion in rown ` Bridge
work Extracting and filling without plrih.
price moderrue.
» ‘ DR ROBINS
le Queen Btrpaeu, Next door Beer &Goif
10-imtf ho'\»‘l1l-l r '
 Specralires Are
I '_‘:-=_ Photographs
For College Groups
'-_E Bayer Studio
Te'ephone 192 J
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FARM F0!! _‘SALE
The nndejsigned rii=rs- for sale
his valuable pr1»fer.y corsi-ting of
90 acres of lwd in first class condi
tion 'si ualed in Motnt Alb oo Lo
43. It is within one half mile of
Rail say Sta ion, P. st Office, Store,
Telephone Office, and I-4 nrtle fr nr
School, The hoi`ding~r arein good
repa'r. Fonfurther particulars
Ar»r>‘v 1°
WILLIAM BALLEM'_Jr.
'3-z4'MmaiEfzipd Mt Albion
ANADTA
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I'l' PAYS to buy in this Provinoel
TEA.-St. James' Tee is now s
leading fssture in Easter week. ld-
missiorr 10 cts. Tee sod admission
85 cents.
Doo Polsonnn.-A one organ;
owned hy Matthew Allen, Char otta-
¢0Wl1. was lying dead. evidently from
poison, on Crest George Street for
unite a while yesterday morning.
NORTH RUBTIO0.-Service vre-
paratory to communion will be held
in the Presbyterian Church, North
Rustico, on Friday, 28th inet, at Z
D. lu. _\...
ICE CONDITIONS.-The ice in the
Charlottetown Harbor yesterday was
reported to be badly broken up and
floating away from the whsrvos. The
Minto will try for .this port this
morning.
CONVIBNIENT.-It is a great con-
venience to get information, sleeper
reservations and tickets in the ssme
office when taking a trip. W. 'K.
Rogers has such sn office at 84
Great George St., phone 148.
'l‘l-IE EARL GREY.-The Earl Grey
loft Picton yesterday morning at 7
and docked in Charlottetown at 1.10
with fifty passengers, 130 sacks of
mail and 128 tons of freight. Sho
leaves on return this morning.
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THE MINTO.-The Minto left Geor-
getown yesterday morning at 7 and
docked in Picton at 9.50 with thirty-
five passengers, forty-five sacks of
mall and one hundred and forty one
Packages of freight, weighing six and
three quarter tons.
NEW HOME.-The priests of the
St. T)unstan’s Cathedral stall are
now located at St. Anthony's Villa
on Dundas Esplanade. This is the
brick building attached to the Hospi-
tal and it has been connected by
phone.
IN TROUBLE.-Joseph Wedge, aged
32, a native of P. E. Island, was tak-
en from the schooner Frederick A.
Duggan yesterday, says a Boston de-
spatch dated the 25th_, on a. charge
of being a fugitive from justice. The
schooner is inet in from Gulfport.
Mr. Wedge is wanted in Campbellton,
N. B.. for an alleged burglary. He
has been turned over to the immigra-
tion authorities.
ACCIDENT T0 SPECIAL.-Owing
to an accident to the engine of the
Pastime special train the excursion-
ists were detained at Kensington tm-
til 3 a.m. An engine was secured
from Summerside which took the
train .to Emerald where an engine
from Charlottetown was waiting to
convey the passengers home. The
Pastime boy.| speak very highly of
Mrs. Lynd, proprietress of the Bruns-
wick House, who gave them the use
of her house until the train arrived.
MRS. J. J. TRAINOR.- Many
friends will learn with deep regret of
tire death in Charlottetown Mon-
day of Mrs. J. J. Trainer. Sho had
been ill for some time. Her maiden
name was Miss Bridget Mitchell und
five children are left to cherish her
memory, viz., Misses Blanche and
May at home, Mrs. Benoit and Mrs.
B. Peters of Boston who at present
are also at home; and Mr. Thomas
Trsin0r"of L. J. Reddin’s for all of
whom much sympathy is felt in their
bereavement. The funeral takes place
this morning nt. 10.
(From. Yesterday’s Evening Guardian.)
DEATH AT KINROSS.-Mr. David
Ross, mcrchmrt of Kinross for fifty
years, dien after a, few hours illness
on March 15th 1913, aged 76 -years.
Mr. Ross was well informed on the
current events of the day and was an
entertaining conversstlonalist, his
memory is perpetuated in the name ol
the place, Kinross. Ho was e life-
long and strenuous Conservative in
politics. I-Pe leaves to mourn, a
widow. three sons and three daugh-
ters. The sons are-John, Fred, Mer-
chant and Postmaster, Kinross; Arte-
mss and Daniel, Vancouver; B. C.
The daughters are:.-Mrs. Murdoch
McDonald, Kinross; Mrs. Prescott, N.
Y.. and Miss Irene of Boston. The
funeral, Monday, to Orwell Head
Cemetery was largely attended, the
services nt the house and grave being
conducted by Rev. D. B. Mchcod.
::If the large and increasing sale of
Wyeth’s Sago and Sulphur is any in-
dication of its virtues-it certainly
must be a wonderful preparation. We
havedozens of our customers who
tell us it is the best hair remedy
they ever used. 50c. and $1.00 bot-
tles. E. A. Foster, Central Drug-
store, Agent. 3-20Mtf.
INWARU-. PIRAINB.-The southern
_l°°°l!\Il0dstibn arrived in Charlotte-
|‘t,own ylliMd¢7 st 10.55 s. m., forty
'minutes lsts; the eastern st 11.90 s.
in-. fifteen 'minutes lets; the western
at 18.5 ~ 'p.~‘lll.. tive minllttl hte
and the lnmnstside st 6.15 p. m.,0no
hour 1ate.- ' '-
SUDDBN DEATH.-A sad doeth oo-
curred in tlllhsrlottetown Monday
when Miss Margaret sictionnell of
,Lot 65. Failed away at the home of
ther brother-in-law, Mr. Thomas Pow-
-er. Dorchester Street. The deceased
had been under treatment for some
time at the City Hospital. While on
her way to the railway station on
Thursday last to take-the train to
har home she was suddenly overcome
and was removed to Mr. Power’s
homo. where ther deseh took place as
stated. She was forty-two years ol
age.
(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)
POLICE COURT.-One drunk Walt-
er Munn was given 30 days in jail at
the Charlottetown Police Court this
morning.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev.
Ewen Macbougall will preach, Sab-
bath 30th, at Murray River at 10.30,
,I-‘eter's Road st 2.210 and Brooklyn
at. 6.30. Also, Monday, 31st, st
ilris; Tuesday, April 1st, at Belle
River. and Wednesday, 2nd, at Point
Prim at seven p.m. ~
_Personals
Mr. Herbert Howard, West River,
was in Charlottetown yesterday.
r Messrs Olive and Dalton of St.
John and 0'l3rien of Halifax, steam-
boat inspectors, were among the pas-
Isengers arriving in Charlottetown
by the Earl Grey yesterday.
(From Yesterday'n Evening Guardian)
Miss Minnie Inman, teacher, Stan-
ley Bridge, spent her Easter holidays
in Kensington the guest of her sister
Mrs. J. F. Profitt.
Mrs. Richard Proiitt, Spring Val-
ley, is spending Easter in Charlotte-
town the guest of her sister Mrs. Dr.
R. MacNeill, Pownal Street.
0
The many friends of Mrs. Richard
Young of New York City will be
pleased to learn that she has return-
‘ed home after a successful operation
lin one of the lending New York hos-
pitals.
Miss Belle McKenzie, Charlotte-
town, accompnnied by her two col-
lege friends Miss Mowntt and Miss
Bull, return to . Mt. Allison, Sack-
ville, tomorrow, having spent Easter
in this city. `
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::Re.xall “93" Shampoo Paste is
specially prepared- for the purpose of
thoroughly cleansing the hair and
‘scalp and is an excellent ees-foam
omollicnt. It is- antiseptic as well as
cleansing and contains not a single
1 injurious ingredient, makes the hair
isilky, glossy and flufly, Price 25c.
Guaranteed by The McKinnon Drug
,Co., The Rexnll Store, Corner Great
'George and Kent Ste. MU-
Wani at Watch?
Remember our big closing
out sale continues, until every
` watch is sold. We’ve Sold
 nearly
200 Watches
since beginning this sale, and
_i
'.'.‘e still have nearly ONE
HUNDRED RELIABLE
GUARANTEED WATCH-
ES, which we are oiiering
at practically WHOLESALE
PRICES.
\
There is only one place to
buy watches while our stock
lasts.
` G. F. Hutcheson
Jtweller- Optician
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Klinays and Bladder
Wtnnrsusrrowu, Our., Juw 27th. |910
“I have nruclr pleasure fn tesiif ing
to the almost marvellous benefit I have
derived frorn takin “!“ruit-s-tives". I
was A lifelong suderer from Chronic
Constipation, and the only medicine I
ever secured to do me any reul good wal
“Fruit-a-tives". This medicine cured
me when everything else failed. Also, `
iss! spring, I had n severe sttnck of
Bladder Trouble coupled with Kidney.
Trouble, and "Fruit-a-tives" curfd
these complaints for me, when the
physicians attending me had practically
given me up.
I snr rro\v over eighty years of nge snd
I can strongly recommend “l*ruit-e-
tives” for Chronic Constipation and
Bladder and Kidney Troubles”
JAM ES DINGWALL.
“Fruit-rr-tives" is the only medicine
in the world mode of fruit Juices-arrrl
is the greatest L idney, bladder and liver
rneriicirre crtr put on the market.
_mc rt lox, 6 for $2.5o trial size, 251:.
At dealers or sent postpaid on receipt of
nrice by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Otiaws.
 
“The carriages this year are a com-
vlcbe change from anything sh wn
here before, they have new tops mlhde
of silk, the some as used ou automo-
biles and they are deeper and wider.
They have ball-bearing wheels, which
need no oiling-something that moth-
ers ought to consider, besides the
oil gets on the baby's clothes and is
very hard to wash ont. The prices
are lower, consistent with quality.
About 35 different styles now open
for your inspection at prices from
$1.75 to $25.00 each. Come in and
look them over. James Paton & Co.
3-11Mtl.
"OSTERMOOR MATTRESSES are
cheapest in the end. Cost. $11, 12.50,
14.00 and 15.00 according to size
but first cost is last cost-and there
is s life time of solid comfort in
every "0stermoor." “Star Felt"
Mattresses are made by the same
company, sell at $10.00 for fullsize
and are the next best. Sole agents
Beer & Wceks. 3-17 Mtf.
IVORY FOR BILLIARD BALLS.
The experience of the workers who
turn ivory for billiard balls has
shown that, as it dries, ivory shrinks.
In the case of the tusk the shrinkage
is greater in width than it is in
length.
'l"be tusks of cow elephants have
been found best adopted to the mak-
ing of billiard boils. The tusk of the
fcmnlc is not so curved as that of the
male, and the fine "nerve l>l1SSi1g%"
is not so clearly seen. '
Billiard balls are turned in the
rough and kept in s. warm room for
a long time, sometimes as long as
two years. Then, after shrinking,
they are turned again and to the
“true."
i
Sovereign Cashmere
Hose and Half Hose.
Ask your dealer for
this brand.
\. J. MARTIN. B. A.
Bsrrgrsr Notary Public. sto
only to Loan
Morris Bloch’-" hnriottetown
MACKINNON Q MCNEILI.
Barrister, Solicitors, Notsrteezete.
MONEY TO LOAN
Oflices:-Cameron Block, Charlottetown
A MACKINNON K. C.. LP
srswanr Q csrrrassr
Barts-isiersé Sioliei%r|rs.ketc.
0||‘ oe ornsr
Iuorlglslndl liszftliringtreetv. glnriottr
town. P' E. island.
HONEY T0 LDAN
N. B STEWART K.0. N. A. CAIIIPBIL
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IDTEL BRUNSWICK
Honctop. N. ll.
me Isagest and Best located Hotel in
the ty accommodating 260 guelts
situated at the centre of spacious ground
md surrounded by elegant shuts tr s.
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McLeod Q Bentley
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DR. CLIF T'
ADDRESS-#Purdy Sfniibn, Woel-
:hr star Co., N. Y.
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Warburton Cl. Shaw
Bart-isters, Attorneys, Notary Public, ltr:
CBM! in Cameron Rloek, Charlottetown
P. I; risked.
ou. .rolls r.sowl:u.. n.ri
Richmond Street, opposite St.Psn Church
Hours uut to o‘elook to sp .lm
A. A.. neun, K. c., Doors \r¢ro..¢§r
Pliiillliiii   u ~
GIVEN lil’ lli illi-
“Frt|il-a-iivas" Gund "
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Specialist-Chronic~ Discus'-s`
Curtain Materials
In our staple dept. is ‘to be
found a stock of the new cur-
tain nets Second to none in the'
city. I ' r
They come to us direct from
the Glasgow-Looms. and are-
the very finest production of
these celebrated mills.
The nets and nradrasses come
in white. cream and arab and
average about 50 inches in
width and the prices are
28|: 35|: 39c 45c
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Y it Y 1
;Motor Supplies-I
Gasoline
Motor Oil
Albany Grease
Dry Cells, Columbia
Cell connectors
Electric VVire (primary
and secondary) Gasoline Hopper Boat
Amtneters Tanks
Spark coils, jump and Gasoline Storage Tanks
make-break spark Gasoline Pumps
Connecticut Plug Coils Hopper Gasoline Pipe
Perfex Spark Plugs Priming Cups
Perfex Vibrators Packers for Gasolin: lin-
Ragab Spark Plugs giuts _ _ _
Red Head Spark Plugs Combination Siem Bearings
Water Hose Plain Ste rn Bearings
Water Intake Scoops Inside Packing Boxes
Schebier Carburetors Magnetoes, jump and maize-
Stillson Wrenches break spafk
Screw Drinezs Trouble Lam; S
Bronze Shafting
Steel Slrsfting
Bronze Propellers
Bronze lag screws
Brass Pipe and fittings
Iron pipe and fittings
and various other articles required for motor boat equip-
ment, all at the lowest possible prices. Write today
for quotations.
Bruce Stewart £6’ Co.
ns | _I
_ If you treat your land scientific-
ally, replenish it with all the needed
plant foods you will get
The Richest Crop
You’ve Ever Had
You cannot expect your land to produce
good results until you pay back the elements of
fertility that were used by last year's crop, the
year before and every year it has been cultivat-
ed. We have told you this before and we mean
to keep on telling you for on this point lies your
opportnoitv to make your land produce a bum-
per crop. To put your land in best condition '
you need to use our
Unmixed
Fertilizers
With these you can apply Superphosphate,
Nitrate of Soda, Muriate and Sulphate of Pot-
ash, Kainit and Bone Meal, singly or in any
combination to suit the varying needs of every
plot on your farm.
: These fertilizers strengthen worn out lands
and besides bringing you a better crop this
year they will put the land in better condition
lor your next cultivation- They' are used and ii’
endorsed bv all our leading farmers and recom-
mended by Government experts and all
. ities. Write today for free booklets on
_ and fertil`1.ers---a postcard will bring
` your home.
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