e Tattoo
. - nnot
| Prllie anvwhere The: are sellin
;i(_\_y. Place your order early
These b. t than -
good fit ani 23581:? “You czf ad of the lm for streugih' c°mf°'t’
\_ __ A23’ £6’ Company
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- """"""' "“"_°' "-1-" ' 'rua cnsanorrnrown ouinbum '"'"  \°°="=='° “"1-' " '
time.. ' 
the neatest little clock
Jeweler.
buy H8 _gooi a blot at the same
g like circus lemonade on a hot
for the present stock is getting
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_ you
ever saw. Price $2.25.
W. W. Wlil.l.NEll
Rubber Boots that Sell
Mr. De 1 't 1 .3 ~ . _
bntet than a°;;_ln1:nf:llJ§ht_<;_§esson that a good arti le will sell
rubber boots se" for they are _h0eD_1; _¢;f__\he reasons why Bu lseye
_ Bullseye Brand
‘, u¢\nryEu¢ with skiinn mins; ni.
rr Pars so my in _sag novices.
'rms mar. oalii--_'ru lui om
left Picton ester s. and
,a. m.. with 50 tons of friitilh |°If»Y°
“V0 Passengers and one hundred sacks
0| -mall, ~.
THE WILLIAM Al'I‘KUN."" Wilt!!-
daY the T William AICKOII, ,U8Pt.
Batt, magrnumber of i.!'ll>l J £0
Rocky Point with passengers. The
drift which crowded into ' the
wharf sde the trips somewhat dif-
'Tnl's crew managed to get her ac-
cross all right.
TH!-I INWARD TRAlNS.- The
Southern express arrived in Char-
lottetown yesterday at 10.25 a. m.,
ten minutes late; the Eastern at
11.25 a. m.. one hour and live min-
utes late~ the Wester at 11.50 a.m.,
twent_.' minutes late and the Summer-
side accommodation at 6.15 p. m.,
cue hour late.
A PROMOTION.-The many friends
of the Rev. 'John McKinnon, late of
Hopewell. will be glad to learn that
lie has been elected Professor of Gae-
lic in the University of Edinburgh.
Mr. McKinnon was a native ot l’.E.
Coolc’s
Photos
cost the same, last long- I
est, look best, are best.
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Here is a Snap
8 day American Black
Wood Clocks at $4.09 each.
They strike every half hour
on Cathedral gongs. Are goo
timelkeepers. Every one
guaranteed. Well worth $5.0
our price $4.00.
C. W. Patterson
From lland io iland
The jewel fuel that means were to you
which you need it than the wh eat diam-
on - .
lligh qualify Coal
from our yards-clean, free-bumirig,
long lastlhg Coal-fair prices. and fair
service in exchésgiigs for vour orders
YAny orders ay ? Quick delivery?
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C. l.y__¢_:ns& Co.
Farm For Sale
Farm oil! sores at Craasnd. 'll clvsrsd Atchison
and lhe balance e vered vim hard and
Am Beat Sugar
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Crspsnd Cor er- A I lAmal. Copper
,Beth Bteel
D. Brooklyn R. T.
_ ,Canadian Pacific
Erie
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sliuarirfim `D g"a§('s3?l%s\i¢ib
rmw RAILWAY RoU'rm.
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Come xo our office sad have y)on¢
teeth ex ined free o cl%rge. qiy
takes s few mrnines and we ll _tell you
exactly what yoaneed and it `nt ccst
you one penny. a make taelh 'd gnu.
anteoihsmfto fit exactly. We %p|-.
asiea per s ion in Crown a Br e
work Extrscang and filling without psig.
prica moderaye.
DR ROBINS
gasgxéen Btri&r_,"g¢;§t_Jde0r l_3ser dc Goff
I - - I
 Specialties Are
i Photographs
For College Groups
=;'Bayer Studio
__ . Telephone 1 9 2~]
ll for
your Panama hat to he sent away
and cleaned and reblocked. National
Clothing Co. 3-31Mtf
"Gents-Drop in and see what we
have for you this spring in Hats and
Caps. We carry the best makes.-
Prowse Bros, Ltd. 3-81 M 71
"Gents-We have been the batters
of this City for 30 years and expect
to be for many more. Drop in and
see what we have for you : this
spring.-Prowse Bros. Ltd. 3-B1M7i.
BTOCK QUOTATIONB. ` 1
Quotations furnished hy F. B. Mc-
Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brok-
ehange, 164 Richmond St., Ch r
lottstown, P. lil. I.
N EW YORK STOCKE
High Low Close
April 1st.
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MONTREAL. April 1,-There will
probably bc a. survey this 1041' D!
railway route from Amherst to Truro.
N. s. to vain the mer eds et
Trade. ‘
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Lehigh Valley
Mex. Petroleum
Miss. Pacific 39
the Dominion government for the new'Nori.hcrn Pacific
Pennsylvania
_ n gr Reading _ " _
Fousign Mountain. This is ss _the re-_Rock Island
sult of a visit of a. deputation t<;_Southern Pacific
. ' Maritime Board o Sugar
°"'°"° "Y th’ l union ruins
U. 8. Steel
U. S. ilteei Pfd.
Utan Copper
Dom. Steel Corp'n 58'! _
Hilnlrk S¢.Plul f8oo)187} ,185} 13_’l§
Montreal Power 229 '
N.B.Bteel L Coal Com sie
nisnsiiena ontario, ps;
Bhawialslaf 1 ‘ V If
spanish River Com. 64!
Toronto Ry 188 |
90}
288i
281
160i 168) 160
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118\
119
1631
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Gill
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ll _:M   largely' attended. Rev. J. Heaney
“Phone 89 and we will ca
gg, Mmm" Moana; sfo” 1-y__ern part of Nova Scotia and others
-St. John Exchange.
;nut-se of the Brockton Visiting Nurse*
association, and Mr. Arthur W. Cnr-
tis. manager of the city hall garage.
Miss DeVenne’s resignation as su-
Island; and was educated at the West
River Seminary of the Presbyterian
Church of Nova Scotia, at Durham,
Picton Co."-Picton Advocate.
AN OLD FAVORITE.-The New
York Mirror says that for thirty-
eight years -Mr. H. Price |Webber
and the Boston Comedy Company,
have toured over the same territory
and when the organization starts
this season for n tour through New
England, New Brunswick, Nova Sco-
tia, and Cape Breton, playing throu-
zhout the summer, the roster will in-
clude. Fldwinn Gray, Chas. Palazzi,
Kenneth Flemming, Harry Brown,
oline warn. Guy sensrse, Ham
Lewis, Elsie Bishop and Mr. Webber.
FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers
for sale her valuable property in
50llthP0rt Village, consisting of
dwelling house and store, work-shop,
518510. ice-house and dairy and other
outside buildings, all in good repair.
Good well of water in yard and good
view of Chariottetowo and harbor.
For further particulars apply to Mrs.
John Murphy, Southport Post Ofdce.
ACCEPTS CALL.-Rev. J. L. Bat-
ty, pastor of Central Methodist
church, says a Moncton exchange,
will leave at the expiration of his
three years' term in June next for
Winnipeg to become pastor of a
church there. A' call has been ex-
tended to Rev. H. A. .Goodwin of
Souris, Manitoba. formerly of Tid-
nish. Mr. Batty has many friends in
Charlottetown.
, FUNERAI. YEB’l‘ERIJAY.- The
funeral of the lute. Mr. W. I-l. Small
_took place from his late residence
yesterday at 2.30 p. m. and was
lcondncted the services which were
under the direction of the Sons of
England and Canadian Order of For-
_esters, botu societies attending in a
Ibody. The pall-bearers were Messrs.
W. W. Walker, Frank Riggs, H, Van
Iderstine, H. Acorn, W. N. Tanton,
John Pierce.
A BIT OF HISTORY.-Franklin K.
Lane, minister of the interior in
President Woodrow Wi1son's cabinet,
is a figure of much interest in the
maritime provinces. A Nova Scotia
correspondent sends from Westville
some interesting particulars regard-
'ing Mr. Lane. His grandfather, on
the mother's side (Michael Burns)
lived in New Glasgow many years ago
when that place was only a small
village. When the family moved
from therd, some settled in the west-
went to the United States. Carric,one
of the daughters married Dr. Lane,
who lived in Truro. They after-
wards resided in, DeSable, Prince
Edward Island for a time, and it
was there that Franklin K. Lane was
born. They afterwards went to Cali-
fornia. Tbo older residents of New
Glasgow speak very well of the
Burns family. The father was a
potter, and ‘Potter‘s Bridge, on the
East River Road, where they lived,
was named after him. This explains
why the people in Westville and that
vicinity feel more than passing in-
terest in the Hon. Franklin K. Lane.
WEDDING BELLS.-_Announcement
is made of the coming marriage of
Miss Annie W. DeVenne, supervising
pervising nurse will- gn into eilect
April 1, and the marriage will take
place the last of May at her home in
Waltham, says a Boston exchange.
Miss DeVenne has been the eillcicnt
head of the local stall of visiting
nurses for two years, coming here in
1911 to succeed Miss Nannie Lager-=
stedt, who resigned at that time _to
become a bride. She is n daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Dellenne of
Waltham, and a graduate of the Wal-
tham high school and the Waltham
training school for nurses. For sev-
eral months she was with the Cam-
bridge Nurse associstion. She is s
member of Beatrice Rebekha lodge.
Mr. Curtis, who has been a resident
oi this city f r four years, is the I0!!
of Kr.  Paul H. Curtis of
Victoria, Prince Edward Island He is
1 watch is sold. We’vc sold
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C1'f"i' 000 T.-The City Court
meets this _ _ ing st ten o'eioek.
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' NEW Y _ , llarch'  Gra-
hsmli. , k,ssidtebsoos of
the riehsst women in the world and
well know in social circles in New
York. St. Louis and California, is
about to he mlrried soon to William
Downey, gwkvllle, pat., wihoss
life thus been devoted more
to athletics than to the accumulation
of wealth. The fortune of Hrs.
Babcock is estimsteilat $15,000,000.
She is o dalsihoter ‘of the late Kr.
Myers, of Bt. _ uis,‘a member of the
iirm of, Luggqtt and Myers, manufac-
turers of
__ tohbpco.
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(From Y¢stss\_1ay's Evening Guardian)
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev.
Ewen Mscllougali will preach Sab-
bath Anril sth at Dundas at 10.80,
and Bangor at five p. m.
POLICE QOURT.-At the Cher-
lottetown Police Court this morning
two drunks Josiah Smith and Louis
Easery were each fined five dollars or
twenty days.
DIAMOND WEDDING.-Tile Oak-
land, Cal., Maple Leaf just to hand
contains the photos of _-iir. and Mrs.
Angus McDonald. of Pisquid West,
and a report of their Diamond Jubi-
lee reprinted from The Guardian of a
recent date.
TALENTED LADY.--Misa Bertha
Norman, Charlottetown, gave a ss-
lection from Dickens, “'l he Marchlon-
css and Dick Swivcller" last Thurs-
day morning in the Senior Public
Recital Course of the College. That
Miss Gorman's interpretation rang
exceptionally true was shown by the
enthusiasm of the audience; as the
Marchioness, she was certainly inimi-
table; the other characters were '.\n-_\s-
nally well taken, too, and her grip
on the "Dickenesqus" was simply de-
lightful.-Her home friends will hear
with pleasure of her success.
MCGII L.-Councillor J. D. Taylor,
has received a programme of the An-
nual Bnnquet of McGill University,
held on March 25th, in St. Law-
rence Hall, Montreal. It was sent to
him by his son W. Fred Taylor, a
Medical student at the University.
Among the officers of the banquet,
were the following Isiandsrsz-
Hon. President, C. J. Mcfdiiian, Ph.
D., Secretary, Treasurer, W. Fred
Taylor, Medicine '14; Committee, M..
L. Boswell, Science '14, Victoria, P.
E. I. The menu was of the finest, and
the speakers to the various toasts.
included some of the ablcst men in
Canada.
zukexall Healing Ointment is a
pleasantly scented salve that is won-
derfully cilicicnt in curing cuts,
hurns. sores, bruises and skin erup-
tions. You would hardly believe that
an ointment would do such good
work in so short a time. We have
sold a lot of this preparation and al-
though we niler to refund your money-
if dissatisfied we baven't had to do
so yet. Large box 25c. The Mac-
Kinnon Drug Co., Corner Great Geo.
nnd Kent Sis. MU-
 
Want a Watch?
1 Remember our big closing
.f out :ale continues, until every
nearly
200 Watches
since beginning this sale, and
'r.'e still have nearly O N E
HUNDRED RELIABLE
GUARANTEED WATCH-
ES, which we are offering
at practically WHOLESALE
PRICES.
There is only one place to
buy watches while our stock
lasts.
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o. o. lr.. or wen somsrvuie. °f “Y Eilgliill Company operating in Canada. Rstesns
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Millinery Display
Friday, April 4th 1913
10A. M. to 5P. M. -~
We have been waiting for some time
for the arrival of a number of French and
Italian hats and having received these we
are now in a position to show the finest hats
in Charlottetown.
We will have on display exact copies
of London and Paris hats at moderate
price. New effects in close hats, French
.
sailors, English and French .round hats,
Cavalier shapes in Milan, Hemp and Italian
braids, as well as a special showing of trim-
med hats from $3.50 to $5.00 each.
Stanley Bros
 
Watch for
Drake's Delivery
Team
I viill have the pleasure of calling on the city
trade in the interest of "Francis Drake” on or about
the 7th, of April with a full line of their, Drinks,
Syrups. Lime Juice Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco.
Wait for us.
A. A ylward. __ Charlottetown
Phone 4 < 7].
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One of the Largest and
 _  'Strongest
'ii  Law Union and Rock
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sen we t hemt ey give sat s sc on. _ Esubunlud in ‘B96 _
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Auction Sale
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Milton
I will offer agvpublic auction, at Hugh
McLean’s on ednesdsy April Dth nt
1.80 p. m. forty heard of cattle. consist-
ing of miloh cows. fat cattle, and dry
\ cattle consisting of three year old steers
for gram. Also two general purpose
work horses. Terms, eig tmonths credit
on approved joint notes. _~
M. C. MMKINNON
Auctioneer JOHN STEWART
4__iME7ipd.
 
Sheriffs Sale
By virtue oi' a writ of Statute
Exec;1tIi;;n to me directed issued
ont o s Msjesty’s Supreme Court
pf {_udica_:;ire of Prince Edward Is-
an at t suit of John G. Steins
Tgpinst lklexaragra D. aliicilachern
ave ta ena siezed the right
title and interest of the said Alex-
ander D McEachern in and to all
the lands following. that is to sayz-
All that tract piece and parcelof
land situste lying and being at
Priest Point in Lot 46 in King's
County bounded and described ss
follows, bounded on thenorth by
the Gulf ofSt. Lawrence on 
west by land of Hugh  _
on the south by lsndoflw 
Eachem and Stephen __"  '
on the east by land  __
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