915 ` w . f . .0  . 'rss cHAnLo'rTs'rown GUARDIAN
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 .c'\~.-is ssPARATons
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 ‘ii  - are not ,the mail
   order or farm
 implement kind -
it k;  EVSFY PFUBDBC' e separator buyer, as well as every user of an 3
 _ inferior _cream separate r. should always keep in mind that
 I-there is a. very decided difference between the De_ Laval and ‘
 either the so-called "mall order" or agricultural implement
.e rr kinds ot cream separators. .
  D` 'De LAVAL Cream Separ ators may cost a little more than oth-
,tl ei; separators to begin with, but they save this slight difference
~.' as a rule the very iii-st m onth. and go on saving every month'
§_3____t(:;?‘i;,l:'xaitit`_?;r;:,hiv'\;ii!ile they last from ten to twenty years longer than
If The differences are self-evident
T Hi?" differences between ,De Laval and other separators are not
d cult to see or understand and no one needs to be an ex-
. pert to appreciate them. A De Laval catalog to be had ior the
asking makes them clear, and a De Laval machine itseli’,side-by-
side with any other. does so better still.
E VERY De Laval local ag cnt is glad to aiiord such an 0DDOrtun-
ity for comparison with out cost or obligation to buy. it you
dont know the nearest De Laval agent simply address the
nearest oillce oi the Company.
DE LAVAL DAIRY SUPPLY C0., Ltd.
LARGEST MANOFACTURERS OF DAIRY SUPPLIES IN
CANADA. Sole distributors in Canada of the famous De
Laval Cream Separator! and Alpha Gas Engines. Manufac-
_ turers of ideal Green Feed Silos, Catalogues of any
of our lines mailed upon request.
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50oN'rnEAL PETER sono w|NN|Pso v/mcouven
.ooo snANc|-iss Ano Loc/il. Aesnclss 'rl-is wom_o oven
 
'..°lT PAYS to buy in this Provinco.`
...°T. GORDON IVEB is Gusrdisn ‘
agent in Montague.
..*EMYVALE SCHOOL- The iol-
lowing is the standing .of Elnyvale
School for the month of April. Prin-
icipal Department. Grade Vii.--1,
lJeane'tte»Coady; 2, Louis Callaghan.
(Grade Vi.-1, Aggie Callaghan' 2,
Mary Murray; 3. Sarah Hagan. Grade '
'V.-1, Rose Hogan; 2. Alice Hogan; ’,
ea e ll ey; 2, Walter Coady and
1 Loretto Hogan (equal); 3, Frank Mur-
_ry. Assistants’ Department. Grade IV.
- (Jr.)~l, Louis Hogan; 2, Clara
Clarkin; 3,. Regina Murray. Grade III.
-1. Rose McCardIe; 2, Ida Coady; 3,
Matthias Murray. Grade Il.-1, Mar-
tine Hosn; 2. Mary Mccloskey. Grade
.I.--1, Clara McCardle; 2, .Iulla I-lagan;
\ 3, Hilda Murray. The following have
_made perfect attendance during the
month. Sarah Hogan, Susie Curley,
Beatrice Curley. Louis Callaghan,
Jeanette Coady, Lucy Grifiln, Alice
Hogan, Florrle Murray, Loretto Hag-
an. Rose Hagan. Ada Griiiin, James
Gritlin, Louis Hagan, Julia Hagan and
Clara Clarkln. .
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CIPTOWN MARKETS
Oats (white) 53°,
Olts (blank) ' 600.
trnw (ver ton) 80.00
Hey. Dressed. (DBI £00) _ 814.00
Eggs (ner dozen) is to zoo
Print Butter (per lb.) 264;,
Fowl (per lb.) 10o`
Chickens .. 11 to 184:.
Wheat (per bushel) 81.00 to $1.25
Buckwheat 70°.
Barley 'roto 'Iso
Tub butter (per l‘b.! 24c.
Potatoes (per bushel) 30c.
Turnips (per bushel) 201:.
Hides 10c.
(ialisltins 10c.
Bee! (Ih.) 'i to 8o
Sausages (lh.) 16%
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Pork (per lb.) _ 9%
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LET LIS demonstrate our
skill by making for you
the best portrait you have
ever had. `
The Cook Studio
OUR picture, with that dear
i‘grandma_" of childhood
days is priceless to you now.
Remember that your children
wilisoon be grown up--that the_ir
pictures will be equally prized in
years to come.
Make the appointment to-day
BAYER Studio
FOR A GOOD PHOTO
-visrr THE- T
A. E. Lyon--studio
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Finest work, moderate prices'
Personal attention given to
Amateur's Work. <
DON’T FORGET BABY .
107 Queen St. Charlottetown
 
Lif`=.ia5lf@I
uonsoiv at Dorn
Bsrristsrs and Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bank oi Csnsds
` ` MONEY T0 LOAN.
 
PATENT SOLICITOR
wM.’s. Bnacocii
Lawyer (U. S1) and Registered Pu-
tont Attorney. 15 years GXDEPISHCG
promptly patented. Tra o ar
Designs registered; infringement and
validity searches. Evidence collected
in patent suits. Reports prepared f0\‘.
counsel. . °
Expert witness ln patent suits Pat-
gngg obtained _ln all countries 90 St
James Street Montreal Write for in-
formation
0335-5-7Mtf»
 
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I-I h Grade Coal is the only
kindigwocarry. ~It does not 
ter when you order. V00 0°! 1
'sum of getting satisfactory C08
if you come to us. We have on
hand an exceptionally 2000 q\wl~
i of coal suitable for ransei and
lifnchenuse also for steam DUF-
poses. How much c’o _YOU fe
_quartz races alms 010°-
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MRS. JOHN L. WRIGHT. __ _ _ . - -__.
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Shoes
$3.50 to $6.00
Styles change rap-
idly hut we keep a
little ahead of all
others, and we _have
never for one minute
forgotton ‘Comfort.
We believe that
comfort outlives
style in nearly every
woman’s memory;no
matter how stylish _a
shoe may be if it
hurts the foot it
gives the wearer no
pleasure.
'No chance for
frowns if you wear
our shoes.
Alley & C..-
135 Queen St.
__-_-._-_-_____...J nie cross Roads church and with ner
` t d, The vice w s conducted
Montague' P' E'  harlgl . W. ;?rMo\’ie :who spoke oi
I I ST
` Phone
T--_---€.-i_...._._, On Tuesday, thc -itll Inst., there
‘ . passed peacefully to her eternal home i .
Mrs. John L. Wright (nee Miss Mary
Smith, oi’ Crapaud,) at her old home, .
now occupied by her son Charles L.  a ‘ é I 0  .
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Wright, of Victoria, at the age of 89
years. She was a. Christian woman
of stirling character and by her lov-.
ing disposition endeared herself to all
who knew her. She was for many
years a member of the Methodist
Church. Her husband predeceased her
fifty-six years ago, having died on
May 27th inst.. 1853. She leaves. to
mourn two daughters: Mrs. Henry
Lowther Carleton P. E. I. d M .
two sons: Christopher, oi' Albertonyi
‘ and Charles, at home. Rev, George M.
_Yo\lng, her pastor, otiiciated at the
house and at the grave. Interment
took place at Tryon Cemetery, Thurs- ,
day afternoon, the 'ith instant. The
pnll-bearers were: Messrs William'
Muttart, Bertram ilaslnin, Robert
Moore, Wallace Lowther, lienry
Smith and Frank Lang.-V.
1
  th” °h“r°h “nd °°"”“““ity' F" 51
years the united eiiort was made
.lx-ou, can not possibly get and when the break came through
the death of her husband it was a
gfgffr thigmgggs thagnyvxhergre eg? a. great sorrow. During the past iew
_ years she had been very much trou-
;‘;gf,;`; eagfetiigithisgggifinge 30,608.1' bled with asthma and was forced to
Bath Nail Hai; and Other' bmah” lfive a semi-retired liie, but to the
for o’ther ¥;u,.p0ses‘ They-,.6 positive, visitor, she was always her bright,
ly better brushes than you can Bat happy sell. The end came very unex-
anywhere else at the same prices. The P"°t°dW- A chin °“ w°d“°°d“Y' 319'"
St et. 21 t d 1 ed rapidly and as ms,
Two MMS’ 149 Great Georga mg? toire atezheorheart strings. which were
“EARLY R055 3559 P°TAT°E9 where she was the earnest worker
in .Canada and U. S- Inv00il°00,ior sale at cAa'r£n's SEED srons. and by he, children U, whom she
d M ks “mil - 9853`5'8M2i was the best oi mothers leading
J . » th rl hte
them into Da s oi E OUSHBBS.
  but moqt og ana byh Ang,” the gang,” .
tor, who s are or oys an sor-
W. »  M» Du c' M' rows most in the closing years.
_ ' The iuneral service Wag! held4 it
th ld ii Tuesday. ev t .
(M°m_“"" UNWERMTY) atc E p.m(?:n?in(iln large numbers came
OFFICE of 1575 9”- FRA°‘”° 'I`ho pall bearers were l\lessrs.- J. Mc-
- Csllum, Franklin llovyer, Bruce Stow-
  art, Frank Mutch, Lemuel Stewart
MRS. ROBERT STEWART.
On the .naorni-ng oi April 29th a
great still came to a heart that had
been strong and a lite that had -been
good,as death visited the Stewart
home at Southport. Mary Jane Mc-
Kay. the rellct oi -the late Robert
Stewart was born .79 yours ago in
Ilerlable where `her early years wierd
spent. Coming to Southport 56
years ago as the bride of that high-
ly respected and much missed resi-
dent, Robert Stewart. Shortly utter
coming to Southport she united with
husband was a pillar of strength in
soon broken and now she is missed
by a community that know ber as a
kindhearted neighbor, by the Church
to pay their Inst respects to the do-
y ev |
Jesus in the dark hour oi Death.-
and Geo. Bellem.f'Rel0.tivas and chil-
dren leit to mourn are as ioIlo\vs:-
Sisters: Mrs. Margaret and Mrs. inli-
sabeth McKinnon, De Sabse; Mrg. J.
lluliit. Bishop, Caliiorn a; nn 0
brother; in Detroit, Mich. Daughters
---Mrs. Arch Stewart, Taunton, Mass;
Mrs. J. F. Mciipnald, San Francis-_
co- Mrs. John save and hor sister
Ado, winnipeg and .inns at nomo.
The sons srs Ernest,'-,V`s_ncouver, Ai-
- (red st' lionis with ,iifisnds unite
In l0I'l‘DW.°°-wa. R4  ‘
u||wa'» i.|v,un6ni.ol§..-t.l|snos.f
Gentlemen.--Lat Wistar ifrssoivgi
Fiorrie Murray. Grade IV.- (Sr.)--1, '
B tric C rl
. . .°0NE CENT per word esoh in-
sertion lor advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany order.
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..*ORNAMENTAL FENGING 4
ents per toot. D. F. MacDonald.
Sourls. 9829-5-7Mtt.
...*ENGAGEMEN1" ANNOUNCED
-Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jenkins, ot
Georgetown, announce the engagement
nt their daughter, Bessie Margaret. to
Mr. J. Thomas Parker, of New Glas-
gow, N. S., formerly oi’ Georgetown.
the marriage to take place at the
home ot the bride's parents, George-
town, ou- May 24th.
UHIEIGU MAHKETS
(Special to the Guardian.)
CHICAGO. May 5.-Wheat, No. 2
red, $1.601# to ..1.62; No. 2 hard, $1.62
to $1.63. Corn, No. 2 yellow, 78c. to
79c.; No. 4 yellow, 75c. to 77’,§c. Oats,
No. 3 white. 555§c.; Standard, 55%c.
to 560. Rye, No. 2, nominal. Barley,
75c. to 79c. Timothy, $5.50 to $7.
Clover, $8.50 to -$13. Pork, $17.80.
Lara, $10.15 to $10.20. ann, $10.25
in $10.62. _
S’SIDE MARKETS
(Corrected Wednesday)
Barley, bus.. , r. A .65 to .90
Bll(!kWh68l.- . r ,.4 .60 »90
Butter, lb. (dllri) .20 .24
Butter, lb. (crosmery) .Z2 .Za
Caliskl lb. .10 10
15
ns, .
Eggs, doz.
Hay, loose ton $10.00
Hay. pressed 10.00
liidc lb
11.00
12.00
.10
.s, .
Lamb pelts .80 .Iwi
Oatmeal, per 100- 8.75
Oats, (white) bus. .56 .60
Oats (black) bus. .80 .65
Potatoes. bus.
in Raincoats
For some weeks past we have bent all our
efforts “marshalling” our stocks and establishing
our lines of communication (making purchases".)
We are now ready for our SPRING DRlVF.,,
and our guns (prices) are ofthe very ‘,longest
range”-in fact, we are positive these prices will
bring you from the fart erst end of the city.
We are Selling Men’s Rain
Coats at
values up to $14.00, made
in the newest styles and
from the highest grade
material.Foroneweekonly
Our Guarantee .
»’ Every Coat Guaranteed Water-
proof or your money will be
Refunded.
National Clothing Co
Our “Spring Drive” A 
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, Roller Mill hour, per 100 3.25 3.50
. Straw, pressed, ton " 5.00
0  Turn, B bu. 15
30
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Charlottetown, P. E. I: nes-s-vsusl.
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George Dawson, St. Croix. N. B., also(
Talkto Property Owners
' First, we want you to be a believer in good sound insurance, second
we want you to be a believer in plenty of insurance. Most men are i_n the
first but too many are out of the second class. Many have discovered th_1s the
morning after the fire when the newspapersaid _Brown loss 3515000.00 insur-
ance $8000.00. Now we want to put you right in regard to your fire insur-
ance. Carry at least 80 per cent of the present actual cash value of the pro-
perty. Never mind what it cost you, present value is the standard to goby.
TODAY, not tomorrow or next week, sit down and calculate the 'fair
present cash value of any property you own that could be destroyed by fire.
hen total up the insurance you carry on each item. If you have not 80 per
cent of the Value send for us at once with as great despatch a_s you would
send lor a competent veterinary if the life of a valuable animal was in
danger. A fire may be only a few hours away. It takes years to make money
enough to pay for a comfortable home or to own and -stock an up-to-date
store. A fire will destroy either in a hour. _If you want_to be safe, keep in-
sured in strongcompanies represented _by insurance men who know their
business. `This_is___thc...._day of the specialist. _
_ We represent nine strong companies,_a_ll of them among the strong-
est in the world. We write all our _own policies, make all endorsements,
adjust all our losses, and pay all claims right here,__and try to_ pay them 'as
far as possible on the day of the iire. Is t is the kind of service you want.
If so write or call' on us today for rates on your property.
A illlere is Our List of Companies »
_, Home Insurance Co. oi New York
British America Assurance Co. of Toronto
Yorkshire Insurance Co. of York, England
_Caledonia insurance Co. of Edinburg, Scotland
National Fire Insurance Co. oi Hartford, Conn.
Gfdneial insurance Cast Pfrlsh, S§ot|£nd
A Continental Insurance . 0 ew or ‘ _, ' T
Quebec Insurance Co. (guaranteed hy London and Lancashire of London, 
_Fidelity Phoenix Insurance Co. of New York _ _ ` ` if I _ 
, ‘ ` Good agents wanted in unrepresented territory. .1 “ " ' I
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. 84 Great George Street, Charlottetown f _ . __  _ .-
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