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NORA SEARS OUT
CISCO, March 30-Miss
BAN iiniixeiirs of Boston. had. com-
El°°“u{0,1,|y more than half of a 115-
Pldod nik lrvm Burllnghame to Del-
mm W She is trying to excel a
established some yr#-\rH aE0 by
giishninn. _ _
_'il E2- Sears is accompanied by _a
Mmsinnni pedestrian and friellflfl U1
Ziioeutoinoblle-
' HUSBANDS REJOICE.
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W” ron \v»\_1»,1s1N<=.fi1w0Iii>.1_."  ’ I A 
' N, iiisrch ao-At e meeting
,,,l‘,ff,i1ii),i1),»cttvs held lust night in pro-
W, ngniust what the speaker describ-
¢'| ne their ‘base betrayed by the
Ee 01 Commous,' Mrs. Dcs'»>B»\’¢l.
 ,,,.,,,., sentenced to prison in 1900,
$11 was once arrested for picketing
',.c,,,1c1- Asr1uith’s house, said the
um 11,10 arrived for the militant
dlmngettcs to adopt more effective
.mods go get their desires, She
gi-ed in effect, 'a boycott. She said
¢11§w'oinnn should not go _to seaside
-mom; represented in Parliament by
mm of nntl-suflrngist tendencies, and
ehnuid not subscribe to churches or
institutions or invest their money in
iiinglniul.
fill WAS llliilllil
.iilllillill WITH PINIHIS.
l Four Different Doctors Did
_ ller No Good.
'l'iro Bottles of IIURIIOCK IILOUD
BITTERS Cured Her.
Fad blmui is directly .hc cause of the
fn.-c brrukiug out in piiriples, and it is
5.11,...-_eilile 1-i erarlicaie iheni unless you
put your blood into good shape
Ilurilork llluod Ttittcrs is compounded
gm-m 1-nois, l1c:‘or~, barks and lien-ii-~:,
and is iviiiioiit a doubt the best remedy
procur:il»le fvr the piirpose of driving all
the blood inipuriiies out ol' the system.
l‘»lr. Goo. li. l\fillcr, Clnvcriiig, Oni.,
vrritcs:--"I.:ir~f full I was very much
troubled with piniplcs. -My face was
literally corercrl with ihcm. I went fo
four diff(-rrni rlr-etors, but they could do
me no good. One day is friend arlviscfl
me louse Iliirrlnck Blood Bitters, so
lgot tu-o bottles, and before l had taken
sll the first one. the pimplcs hurl nearly
all rlisipiieuri-il, nud by thc time I limi
taken :ill ilu: seconil one the pimples lin-l
dis:i1i1iuni"<~il \~<»uiplcirl_\', lliunks to Bur-
dorl; lib-od lliiii-rs. I woiil-l ;i<i\‘i.<e
siiybodji' wli/1 ii zriifililril with iiixv lilood
lrouliic tri ure li.irili\;‘l; floor! llitfcrs.
 ,
' ' Dr. J.t_Ralph, Charlottetown, wn.i pleasure that Glen Hayden who is l
. _ 'i - Pl- .M1005 le Phssingers arriving on the in the Prince Edward Island Hospi
M°Klll“0ll Wll1Ofler for sale his farm express last evening. tal Charlottetown, is improving.
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ANNOU.\(hMEN'lS
0"* °°“l Per word each in serlion
Qssh must sccompsny order and
five per cent discount sllowsd.
Minimum 'charge twenty-five
cents.
“On Thursday, April 18th Al
stock and' implements. For partien-~
lars see ad in thislssue.
“James Mooreslde, North River,
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I have Easter Li_l-lies, rlpirin_s_ gang-
dila,~H .icintli Tulips l’alpla"-"gi
Tait, Jr,, Florist. 4-3031,
"Easter Flowers, l iiave Ros xi,
Carnations, Lily of the Vnllcy,. Ur-
269. James Tait, Jr., 1-lorist.
. _...L_
ty should apply. Jno. llopcr, E.
Royalty or Mrn. Al L. Gutcs, 208
Loekinnn St., _I-lalifax, N. S. See nd
in this issue.
"District Division No. 4, S.O.T.,
:i public meeting in tie evening t
bc held the following Snturdny.
HORSE NOTES.
Another good horse has gone fron:
Green.
MARRIED
ii4iiifiii'ii---r‘S1eslK£"§iTi€éci§ni~y on
March 12, 1912, by Rev. T.
Coles, both of Milton.
Dino ‘ _ '_
ri1i.i.is`-`.-it 1i1oiitilEidf”A'i§r-ii"2,"i§i2,
Norman R. Gillis, eldest son
own. Funeral notice luter.
LATEST COLOR PHOTO-
of color pliotogruphy, enibozlyiiig ex
Photographic Society The peculia
color sci'ce_ns or colore.l part'I‘cles.
GA-\lAl)lAN PACIFIC RAILWAY- iplnin negative, ns in ordinary photo
fgrnpliy, is taken-, and ii lantern slid-
is mode from it, and by purely opti- flfe Very 5.2000- "OUT S0050" iB ill'
'lhe bnnadian Pacific Railway is ca, “mans using a g,_at,,,g and
issuing a special low rate excursion' _’ , _ . , U
t,ck,,t on gmc daily from March 1St__prl.sn_i, tl.c _pictuie. in uatiual color
tu April liitli, from Charlottetown
to Vsncoiiver, Nelson, Trail, Ross-
liind, B. C., Portland, Oregon, Seat-
tle, Wash., for $01.90. Also to San
Fruiieisco, -Los Angeles, San Diego,
rniir. for $62.60. _
Tickets sold from Charlottetown to
destination by shortest- possible
route, no delays. Baggage checked
ihrouizh. Sleeping berths reserved
000. nnd all information cheerfully
fliriiisiieil by
J. K. ROSS,
1 Ticket. Agent,
Operii llouso Building, Charlottetown
dmwftf.
::Nou- is the right. time to orde
iuur new wiiulow screens, or old on
ri‘wircd uiul iialnted before tho rush is
00. Order cnrly and have n good job
tiene at n reasonnbie rice. Phone 54
D
l. or drop ii card to E. E. Parkmnn
13 Euston St. 3-28dlw.
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"For the man who wants gcod
0\‘_crnlIs wc are sure we have the very
llllllll llc \\'aut.~'. hero. We carry ri full
line of tlic celebratiul l‘oubody's mer-
Rlls nud jumpers. every earmcnt
llllnrniitcml by the inaknrs. .An i‘i'dcr
"‘l` ll FHL! doll given frcc witli every
purrlissc. llruwu's, 158 Qiicrn Sf..
3-2Sd0l.
,"'ll1l0lli1 the arrivals on the lilnrl
('_fl‘.V on Friday were 50 doz. 1-1nwe's
lllll _l_ll1l l-fats, “correct hats for
l‘\*‘|l- A Von Gul at $3.00 is the
lit?-“t h_:\t ln America for the price,
and we_1;iuirnntee thamwto give absol-
llie sntisfaction or replace them free
“l Cllnrizc. Prowso I-Iros, Ltd- Cgiar-
.f.
loltetoivii. ` " "" 11.1, dt
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0
is fmtlifully reproduced.
The process is the work of two bro-
thers, l<li‘ncst and Julius Rhuinberg,
and is culled the micro-spectra mc-
niatic dispersion-
and costly ci1mera,. and is therefor
‘and not as ii commercial proposi
tion.
It turns upon the use of a grating,
or line screen, which splits up‘ into
i:
and white pictures to appear in the
exact color of nature.
The results of the method are pro-
jected on an aluminum screen, and
were declared to be unsurpassed in
fidelity of color rendering by any`mc-
tliod in vogue at prcscnt. Its abil'
tive sheen on such articles ns silk,
clilnn, or glass, is reniarknlilc.
, HURIill.`ll.l‘l A(}(lIDl‘INT.
()(ll)ENSllllllfl, April 'Z-.liiiiies
Douclinrd engineer was wound round
ri revolving shaft nt the Ogdensburiz
Power and Lighting Co., today and
ivns fatally iniured. While fixin-g the
Governor of the engine he wrs caught
by the sleeve by it proiccting scrcv
run' by electricity.
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M illinery Opening
THE. QUEEN §,...fCOUNTY .GUI-lffDlll
4-3d3i. .idrisiniz location, size and rental
,_
ty to render the texture or distinc-
\
set in the shaft. In order to release
his body it, was necessary to shut
down the plant stopping street cars
and everything in the city that was
_ (ln Wednesday, April 3rd, _our spac-
ious show room on zrid floor will present
3 .l'l'.°autifulappearance.,decked out like a
br'iclc-,to receive the usual large concourse
Of people, who we. believe,iiv'_ill be delight-
ed with our large display of-all :lille ,llewfsi
and nicesttliiiig's__preta'ining_io the ` Art- Of
Millinery. l _  . .
To all that' will favor us with 'a visit
We offer a hearty welcome, and should
wednesday' prove stormy, the showing
will he continued on Thursday.
Store 0pen 7.30 ii. ‘ml to 10 ‘o’clocli.
lt. pays tu buy in this Province
J. llnotc, Charlottetown, was n
A. McNair of Bruce Stewart & Co,
Y' S. . ,_i_.- id lt is uiulcrst.ood that ii ilclegstlon steadily _recovering The coiiditi
Ferns ctc, etc. Phone 269. James from i!1|,,1-1r,r1ct0“»,, 18 M present, iii m1_1s ,_,n1yfair_
ittfiwa in connection with ii position
on the P. E. I. Railway. The funeral of the late Wm. F. Fr
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"ft-"Y cnc \\'\{=l\\l\s to_b\\y 50 acres /it tue (viral-iottctown Anna isnt ,.,wn_ has received ehe in-Se sinpme
of good _lan-.d _with dwelling house :uid rivenini: a tenm from the P. E. I., of Harmony. toilet and Glycerine
outbiiil<liii_.,n sitiuitcd at East Royal- Ti-.leplmnc (10,, (1¢1¢,,¢¢(1 the Shan-,. S0ap_ made in B yawn size and
l`0Cl'-‘l hy ii S°0l`° Ol 9 t0 ll- Pllfcy different shade. This soap is now on
Roflfl WFS l`0l0I`e0 allfl illllgc Of Play- exhibition and retails at fifteen cents
'1‘lie funeral of the late Win. F.
A t pnginphicnl eiror in the repoit
GIIAPHY EXHIBITEII 'Elle Same Ilvriod lust year and collec-' 110-,_R_ 1_1_ Stuvert, (ii-and Worth
mms- 0" mc average’ D-W lloml Th" Patriarch of the Sons of Temperance
LONDON, April 1_A new mee11011_ outlook fo_r the spring and summer mid A visit to C,,,.S0,,,,me ycaterday
_ . is as good if not licttcr than uS_uf1l~ and last evening gave un illustrlo s
trnordinary brilliant results, has -just There is no change in l'_0i>iilat.ic_>n, lectu,-e 0,, the subject of tempernnce.
been demonstrated before the Royal {_ll'2_ P00l>l€ 5551?* to llc gaiflled will John Leiper occupied the chair and
. - ..., ., -- - ~ ` "‘ mr surmlm "gs an ` ciriseems introduced the spcnl'-er. The hall was
Mg“"r`€m `-`l :mil by Um T' Md Ilty Ol ill” m0l»ll0d i5 that "0 Sll€ClHl to be less lookmg toward uw west' well filled and all wcut away fecliniz
hum Cp.. l.--nil(-,., |-ini-.io. Ont. -6010,, plates are neces_m,_y_ nor,
='“""_"*`“"_"  _ 5: there any introduction of nrtificia
period in 1011. Collections 'meantime
most cxcliisively agricultural and
the outlook for fainiiri is ood W(
think that the populutioii is about
holding its own."
"-Fresh "Moira" are here Nz-vi
non Drug bo, earner Giant -George
put forivard for its scientific interest? _md Kem Sn-__B_s_ ________ 1,,ttc1,,,,.n_ betwoep 10_.,_, mst mg
Expected. Death
_ Nerviliue.
We have all read and licnrd of the
agonies _of sciatica, but only those
ivho have been tortured by this dread
malady can fully appreciate what it
must mean to be cured after years of
suffering.
It is because hcfecls it his solemn
duty to tell to the world his faith in
Nerviliuc that Victor P. Hires makes
the following declaration. "For three
tics, and in all kinds of weather had
Lo meet the night trains. Dainpiiess,
cold, and exposure brought on sciat-
ica that affected my left side. Some-
times sn attack would come on that
made me -powerless to work. I was
so nearly a complete cripple that 1
had to give up my job. I was. in
despair, completely cast down, - be-
cause the money I had spent on try-
ing to get well was wasted. I was
speaking to my chemist one day. an
he recommended "Nervillnc." I ha
this good linimeiit rubbed on several
times a day and got relief. continued
l
cured. I have used all kinds of lin-
ments, and can truthfully say tha
Nervlline is far stronger, more pene~
anything else for reiieving pain.
gla, rheumatism, or scinticu, to use
Nerviline. I know it will cure them."
Get Nervlllne today, large family
or The Catarrhozone Co., Bildalo, N.
Y.. and Kingston, Canada.
 
reply I would know his cut ot clothes
anywhere, he ls the best tailor in
the Province. This is nothing new
thousands of his customers will tell
anywhere. If you are not getting sat-
isfaction. call on him and your griev-
L. J. Reddin
is
as
of her son, who is also in the Hosp
' a
l' cnllcd the Independents by. 90 pin
._ In a recent. gnnic the Independent
1 defeated the League of the Cro
0" tenin'hy 33 pins. ' '
Hot. Cross Buns For Good Frida
Mrs. J. A. S. Buyer, Charlottet .
own, leaves this morning to visit f,;1¢Te,nt0¢1§:,l)?,?tc;xg'g,:vl;,,¥e%§:_,€ag,_§,2
_ hor father. Theodore Crossnuin. Hsli- cn mute to 3t,.,,sb,,,.g susk g
inoirg those returning on the innll fax. ’ '
special last night.
T; delivery Friday morning.
victoria Bovilers defeated it tc
The death occurred last evening
“` his residence *ltanlc Iirid e of Joh
IL
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ms many "lends will hear Wm' Cliiiilotgettiiilrii Li-E>rStf?i`iJli.r'i`i'usi3nI\l0iiy
ii can bo delivered Friday inorniug, 1
` per dozen.
2
. The only genuine Hot Cross Bun
Hubert, son of George Nicholson, - . .
_ 1-ffl. Cl1¢‘rl°ttct-own. was amcng the victoria, who is in in the Prince n “Y” “md” “° "‘°°““““ B“l‘°‘l" cl”
.. ls passengers flfflvlflg OH U10 express ward Island Hospital, Charlottetow
°“°'l"g his smcki “Wm “nfl lmlPl¢~ last night. was reported as doing nicely yeste
ments for sale also household fiirni- _ _.__ ‘ day
F“"° as will be will by on in one /ln assault ease, ivieneen vs. Muteii, -_ ~
55“°' .w.us_. dismissed nt f ic Charlottetown Mi-5, Minnie Knight, Tryon, who
“F _ __ _ 3 -l"ol1ce_(`ourt ycuL<‘l'ilI1y l1lOl`I\ll"li!. lil” in thc Prince Edward Islnnd Hosp
“"“°‘ I' °“°"B». In im?-I ,D 318. iilnintiii not nirrrriliir. \‘_ tui. Cliarlottctown ie reported
h Cliarlottctoirn last evening the
B.
SS
n
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1 _ if GEO.-GOULDING ~  --
morning can _b¢_.ordere<l af., Stewart)
Bakery, Kent Street ‘Charlottetow
n . GREATER NEW WURLLYB
J. G. und Mrs. Hooper, Milton .
“ New vorix, Mares :io-George ri. .
“ Goulding, of the Ueiitral track and l’°ll°°» “mt tl” iflllld W5' I'
A to St.. Croix river while
¢ rd that it dld not sink as they
' for tour miles in-doors, at the zani that the Mercier girl waded
5' aegiment armory tonight. 'rue track brcuzht it ashore. that the
nd was strangled out, and
in azalneommltted to the river.
211 minutes 40 1-5 seconds, smashing The unfortunate young women
4-5 have a hearing; ln the Calsll pollen
r' seconds, made by T. H. Armstrong, court Monday Morning. ` -
d- - . . .
lottctown, Send in all oideis for 2,_ years ag0_ In Bwompiishing this
field tenm of Toronto, established
new world's amateur walking re o
° was eight laps to the mile a
Geulding covered the four miles
“ the cis mark ei 29 minutes 40
feat Gouiding made several new
his walking was perfectly fair h
B and toe work.
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AYS S AN SONG
PL WTI-IEN KILLS HIMI-llii
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n
immigrants. ` ‘
WALKING RECORD. bed ii, the police authorities- ii
ll
ing stories. These as sifted
parently‘ reveal according
each of whom walked n mile- H0 limit
' them and all the judges agreed thx; ____ __(Q2,,,,,,_,,ed_,,.,_,,,,, _,,__,,gBL)
monthly meetings of the
must he heldyearly. .
,1.~ nnoEii>'i‘s. ,,
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In Calais they wqo pyomptz alb-
ss
promptly commenced to tell couhiot-
dow
to
h
an-
the
rown fn-
stili alive,
expected,
out and
little life
the hody
will
yn, f ` 
, . . di te rl. He was walking P E. | 
At the League of the Cross Alloys '_‘_”gr:,'sB,_aa x1°_3-5, mm. 0pp0,,ents_ . ° ' ____ ’
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For the Your ended 30th Sciitofnbet.
’<-, 1
. ' sf
sam-g_~‘
ser, Clyde River, whosc demise w
,,,j,,  v. ix.
1$1l. 2
R. Taylor, aged 44 years, nfter ill- _
Nnw voiu<, Avril 1-'l`h=f° ie °°
tlwd of 00101' iihvtvsrriiihy by rifle- “i‘d,_ °l’l°“‘“d §”“°§"”°“t “l hfoirlsliilillzlaywiisiitlolll (;‘.=n-iiios nbnifnssiia
hioest “mae c om mes in hamhmm Siiiniicrside; G F Walsh Ellersli
The method necessitates a specia' ‘l ml-ed Packages Bllll lll 10 'lll1yQl`> R ,Q St , 'Le-' t 'E
e in bulk now in stock. 'lhe Macliin __.'t' ‘ , etwg 'Qu ‘e°°s,_§:)'te,_“g"C,,_:°
urge everyone with lumliagu, neural-
A gcntlciniin coming tc _
Charlottetown on the morning ::-Don't ennzh a minute longer. A
train was asked by another f_ll°l‘¢ Will! Will llflllt ypll _$0 l-l\°
  --   .‘:::.-.“.‘i.°.‘;:°,- .rr .°...";:..°:° .:::
clothes made, holanswered at James ,,o,,!h_ 25c_ MM" hack 1| not Mt,
Csllashnns- "I thought lo" wal the nisai. 'rue nseicinnen ni-ug oo., 'rife
ADD' hi ~ll't'-~ ‘ t'd" ‘li -
chids, Violets, Daffodils and Tulips, to 1-gat; 011150: ?;;nI;,gn1a,,;T€` 0| rghlgrl, xtflffgriigaig ;,rll,,,_ZcBu';;,e,f1,¥'Of,n1B;`;°‘ Yi ness of Pneumonia nnd heart trouble
Klllllly l'-UICC your order cj’-l'ly. Phonc lottctown, should wi'itc“M," care of neioelr, Rav. Z. L. Fash Of Cha 1'
Gvnrdi-in. Charlottetown. at once. iottetawn osieiating.
` t
The Mackinnon Dru Co Uhnrlot e-
n, cake or two for n quarter.
c
Fraser, Clyde River, has been delayed The fire alarm was given last cvcn
_ _ awaiting the arrival of his two ing ,Ona supposed bliizu in ii house
will meet nt Kingston rn haitiirrlay dauglitrrs from Boston. They will on Grafton SL C_m_____________w__ ____
next at 2.30 ibm.. Tlvrc will also be probably arrive home tomorrow. tim >K1m1ei-gn;-t,en, The [ine had pe
o
n
on-fire and was extinguished it bc-
“'l‘l°l‘ “ll are lnvltell- Sholllll dnl’ 'l'llC mmly ll'lCI1<lS Of MVS- ISMC fore the firemen arrived. The alarm
provc iinfnvoriible the meetings will Lnnc, .Chnrlottcto\vu, who is serioiu=- was Bene in [mm 1\1e1)0n,11d'g Livery
ly ill, will regret to learn that her ;.1¢_,,_1,1,,_
condition was little changed lust. l __
evening.
The many friends in this l‘rovin-ci
of F. W. Marsh will be glnd to hcni
l~.ii_riisc_liffi-.,_i.ii_e home of good horses. (leorigu H. linidlnw, Hnlifax, suc- that 1115 physical coniiition 1,., g,-we
This tilrc i_t_ is that noted roadster, cceded in iiuvigating the dangerous 1y imp;-oy-gil Smeg going tg the Simi
Dirndonnlil , whom Andrew Mclnnis writers of' North umberland Strait fi 'toyium at Muskoka, Wg iinriergtami
has sold to Wallace McNeil, Village weclr or two ago, and has sent in a that 1,15 physician premises him a
nice lot of orders_ from Prince Ed- compmte recovery within 1, very [en
ward Island.-N. ii. Exe. (Mr. Laid- ,,.,0n¢_1,s__.1_3Xc__ ,ML 11/11;,-511 is WQ11
low is well known in this Province. 1.;,,0,,-,pin (;1,a1~10i»,i;ef_0wn_)
h occur i cd su ldeul ii:
W- Y ` ' ' The deat " i Y
Mur`phy, Chnrlottctmvn, .liuncs ‘il UW Ulll1l`l0l5l0l-0“'l\ 331001 llflllril Boston recently of John llegnn, u
G01-<10" 1-111(1p¢1~, tg Annic 1~111m1,c¢_h meeting in ycstcr<lay’s Gu`:u'dir\n made ,mt_ivc of this p,.m.i“Cc_ Thc ,,,,c,_,,,,,
the number of post. cards \`0C'~’lV‘f<l lil/ ed’s body lay in the morgue for somr
Mr. Gordon read 1130 in~plncc of one ,NWS ,,wn1t1ng H c1a;,m,,,¢__ no 1~e1,,.
luindrcd and thirty as was furnished tives being 10cate(1 num- Boston, T11,
l" thc "l’0l`t~ , lata Mr. Began was probably a bro
ther of Francis Begun who died in
ol Wfltlllfi lil! U10 lVllll`lflm0 lVl01'ClH\l\i Cliarlottetown some weeks ago and
Alex and Mrs. Gillis, Cliarlottet- from Covchea-.l, P. lil. I., -Auld & ,,150 had a b,-other ,mmed pat,-ici'
ifo., state that during the past three who “ved with n f0_m11y ,,amc(1 15115
months sales are about twenty per Worth nm, (311,),-101,tc¢0\v,,_
cent. better than they were during _,___
u
Wright Bros C-rapaud also are op- i
F _ , - _ - _ i,1 t th h (1 i d, pleasant and
1 timlstic and write_that they find _,:_:,ita,,iZ ;,c,,,;,;_ i\1,._ St,,,.c,.t M1
A that Sal,” 5,0 mr this year, “re uhfiml this morning on return to Harcourt..
of the iecoid of the _corresponding __Exc_ ,Rem M,,_ Sm,,c,.t ,S ,_ ,mn
\.
of this provinc_e_.)
(`. L. Gran'£',- Cliarlottctown, L. l~i
B' - " ~g .g ` Distant Halifax' \V. T. Andcrso`n
!\'lorcll;' T. 11.' l”ar`<rrai\, Montugiie
.’\lc\‘, Ivlurtin Vnlleyficlil; J.
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‘ VI '-3 L c Bo.-itcn
,is ere( a e e n r
'F
In order to' furnish its rent
ers with us much as nt :1
im-:nense numbers of tin spectra. one     ,,OsHn,],, of the _news of un.
y
luindrcd to the inch, and each our y y ,_,.o,.1,l ,n mt,,,.c_ The (jumdml, W,
complete. Tlio_ grating is used in -___ but publish the fact that letters
making iicgatives, and later, when _ condolence have been foriviirdcd un
placed behind n_ positive, wlu-n made Another Case Where Life Was Suvcil ,itmc the ,,,,,,“\_S 1,1 qw pc,-50,1
from the ne ative, it enables black mid health Iiestorcd by ,,,.m1i,,,; ,md ,.c,._,.i,-i,,,_.: 8,, “.911 M t1
occasion culling for suinc as is belii
to readers in general.
B. S. Maclionnld, Montague; A. C
'er Anilier:~:t.' M. St. Sioneis. Mon
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Wlfs I W” l" th” R°Y“l MW Ml' trcni; ii. iv. imniictt, Montreal
George Iliirtmuii, Montreal; C. S
Carson Toronto; A. S. Black, Truro
cron; New Glasgow; J. O. Johnson
Connecticut; H. H. Acorn, Souris; D
W. Le1"x\gc, Ru.-itlcoville; registered n
the Victoria Hotel, t`.lmi'l0tteto\vii
the previous night,
J. Donnlds, Truro., N. l-l.; 'l`. 1’
‘l Cass, North River; .Ins-Kennedy,
ll Kensington; Rev. A. Cruise, New lio
minion; John Gillispic, Appin Rand
cnson, M. D., New Glasgow; D. C
t Compton, and wife, Bangor; D. i\l
McLeod, l~luutrr River; F. Robertson
"ating and l“ll“it°ly better thlllll Mt. Albion; V. K. Wood. Waterside
C-. W. Martin, Mt. Albion; David Mc
Donald, Glcnfinnnn; S. Brown, York
J. Crockett. Carleton; W. Caircroii
F. MacDonald, St. Dunstan‘s College
John Allan, Royalty; 1). ltfcArthur
size, 50c; trinl size, ‘25c.; all dealers N_ McDo,m,d_ Boston; I,~_ w,,,.,,c“
Toronto: R. J. Carmfchail, Peake
and wife Montreal' W. M. McLean
night.
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Rexall Store. drtf.
::Buntaili, Bell & Co., for best coal.
Lowest prices. 1-23dtf.
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you the same his cut and style of g;__(;e¢ geimii, lf ymireqiilren good
garment will command attention remedy Ynr ordinary diseases get it
Rexsli Remedy. One for such human
ll. They are rnlinhls and non-secret.
We ref-nv-imeiui and igunrantes them.
“W9 Wlll 5° *W 9" °“‘l- 33m” Cul' The “ac-l<innon Drug Co., The iles- ,
3 n Bt 11 <1 ,. ,M-ner mem gear ii an \\mdsor, Qiiisri~.Csn.\da 4-nch season in thi- designing of new hearts content until you il t.h\
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W-‘f i'or the past tivo weeks. l-le was tic
r son of of the late Richard Taylor and
some years in the United States. He
nt chrildren; William, (.`at.lieriiie and
al ough St., (;harlottc'town,' will lcar
y, To wlioui it may concern: This
r ' _-_
, Ll.
Gaudet illiseouclic' G. Lclacliciiix killed it clmfieur n.t Villcneiivc~St.
w, at Chantilly und killed two of the
eg employes and wounded another and
1,, No nisuiisn nxisrs Now IN -
:ind 0.45 the previous night. ENGLISH LIVE STOCK.
l- .
ll adinn government has lifted the eni-
1i cnttle from Great Britain in
0! enrly part of last summer, and no-
f~ tice to that effect has been sent to
1 ldriglniirl. The embargo was- pine.-
if, cd upon receipt of inforimttioii that
,Z the drcnileil foot and mouth disease
done with` others; furthcrinorc to
publish short obituary notices of 250
to 200 words or less deal-
ing with historical facts of interest.
L. H. Jacobs, Montreal; ll. Jacobs,
Montreal; George Stewart, Montague;
Saunders, Sunimcrside; S. N. i\:inn-
.vas ,ii carpenter, having resided for
leaves to mourn it widow and three
Donald. The funeral will take place
this, Wednesday afternoon nt two
o'clock from the home of Hugh Mc-
Kay to Clifton Cemetery, Rev. John
Sterling officiating.
The niiauy relatives and friends of
Alexander and Mrs. Gillis Hillsbor-
n
with deep regret of the sudden death
nl’ their eldest son, Norman R. aged
28, which sad event occurred at Mon-
treal yesterday. The dcceiised wus a
-'ery brilliant scholar and was for
some time it l‘l'ofcssoi‘ at M'cGill
University. 1-lc became ill only a
short time ugo and iiotlring serious
was.untici1-ated until ii telegram war-'
raccived lust Friday announcing poor
hopes for his recovery. His brother
lloddie left Saturday morning for
\foiiti'cal and arrived there n short
time before he passed away rind wi11
accompany the remains to Ciuirlottc-
town. Besides a sirrowing father and
mother the following are bereft of' ii
laying brotlier: .Irsfic l\l., employed
with Horace Huszard; ltoildic A.,
with F. J. llulmnii & tio; und Angus
N. attuiiiliii-,f nciifiol. Interment will
take place nt the llrookficld Cemetery
rind the funeral notice will appear
later. Tlic tiiinrdinii extends sym-
inthy to the bereaved parents and
other relatives. ‘
is
lo certify tlint. l have used MIN-
AliD'S l,INIMl<Il\"l‘ myself ns well ns
prcscrib`cd it in my practice where n
linimciit wus required and liave never
failed to get the ilesiredcffcct.
C. A. KING, M. li.
(lNl‘l UF l’Ali,lH AUT()
U.-\Nl)I'l‘S l`»A‘."l`Ul{EU.
PARIS iifnreli 30-The minister of
iustice M. Erinnd, announced tonight
that one of thc :into bandits had been
arrested at lflerck-Sur-Mer. The name
of the bnnditi is Soudy, and he is
alleired to be one of the robbers who
Georges on March 25, held up 11 bank
escaped with $8,000.
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OTTAWA March 31-The Can-
bargo placed upon sheep, swine and
the
hnd broken out in Eniglmid. Sub-
sequent reports showed the disease
to bc present in more than one lo-
cality in the cattle and sheep rais
ing counties of' Eiiglniiil, and the
cnibnrgo against imphrtntions of
Iiritish cattle, sheep and swine was
rigidly enforced by the ollicinls of
the vctinriry gcnei'al's branch of
the department of ngriculturc. Ad-
vices were recently received show-
ing that the cflortis to stamp out
the disease in _tiie old country had
l.-een successful. and for the past
few dnys permits for iiiiportatlons
music in the rcstaiirunt on the EPO
nd floor of No. 330 _Fulton St.. Public Lands '
Brooklyn, where for Yea" Artnilr Provincial Sccretary’s Fran.
o ason it violin maker. 1188 dm* Prothonotary's Fees.
1 Registrar of Deeds, Char- _
then guests commented ou thc fa
that Thomason had Plflllcll l-ll” Fines and Penalties.
"Swan Song" in most effective style. Hospital for Insane Fees.
The musician never had been absent Private Bills.' 210.00
in all the years he had playctl ui l\lB Vendors' Licenses 50g.%0
restaiirmit. A waiter was svllll £0 llls Peddlers' Licenses 1.00 -_ 0
small factory on the floor above and CBBUB1 Revenue '
'I`. E. Girvnn, montreali H. S. Cam-
hnvc been issued, the i-,mbargo be
Th m . _ d
played his skill between ll, flu
0'elock. nor is the violinist in thc
restaurant. f
His absence was remarked. and
found the door locked.
,,_.1,o,,.,_ he 1;\.c(1 at, No. 58 Midwood
inquired for him. _
He has not been at iionic sirice
Monday nioruing, he snid. lm
afraid something has hapll0I\0<l to
him. _
A small boy gained r-.ntrnnce to thc
violin factory by rliinliini; over the
door transom. The h0dy Of 'l`l\0ma-
son was 'ound ir 1, closet which wus
filled with gas. He was sitting _on ri
clinir and across his lap wns his fnv-
orite violin. 'I`lie ll0llC0 lilly 'l`ll0l“`
nson, who was fifty years old, com-
mitted suicide.
I-lis brother told thc -police tllrlt
Arthur liad been very unhappy for
two months, ivlicii his wife lind gone
to live with her rclntivcs nt No. 350
llcirraw street.
’l"liey too, he bclicvcil lie wus grot-
ging deaf, the brother continued. 'l‘lie_
violins he has turned out recently
did not have thc melody he tried to
give them and many wcrle retllflicd HH
\|nsatisfa.ctory. This was bccnnsc
deafness.
f'l~IAli("-Ei) WITH ' _
- CHILI) MUMIJEII.
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S'l". Fi'I‘li]l’l'IEN, N. ll., 'l\‘f.'u‘r.\\ 31-
,in Calais in connection with the
crime.
child ten- days ago nt Woodland,
young 'womau, each about twenty
years of nge, came to Cslnis yester-
day with the clilld. lfarly ln the
e\'cnin;: they were noticed together
about the streets of Calais, but witli-
out the child, and _suspicion being
aroused, they were sought by Calais
authorities. It was learned that
'they had crossed to St. Stephen, but.
thc services of Insocctor Maxwell, of
the Canadlnn lmiiiigrntion service,be-
ing enlisted, they were soon returned
to United States soil in-i iimlcsirnblc
EIGHT, HOUR DAY.
l’Alll1~l, Mnreli 30--'l`lic f`liriinher
of Deputies toduy passed nllill pro-
viding an eight hour day for coal
miners. It is believed this action of
the Chambers will remove t.he_po_ssi-
liilities of a general strike in the
coal fields.
“' Dominion Subsidy
Ct County Court Fees.
A brother ni the violin mnk¢\‘.Wlfl1 Life lnsurnncc Companies.
of ,Admiiiistriition of Justice
‘Elliicntion
The l\I:ti'sl\nll girl gave birth to n ‘ P,,,,pe,.s
I _
Ponta
uhere she vias emiloved Tir- ' two; gc
sz1z.ia1.sii
1,siaa.a5
1,125.40
i,a4s.i1
4,127.44
2,oso.a1
sea.ii1
azo.4s
3,601.15
lottetown.
Re--istrar of Deeds, Summer-
hide. i
99.70
4,875.00
1,402.50
Fire Insurance Combanlcs
Accident & Guarantee Com-
panics.
Loan and Trust Associations.
Banks.
Telegraph Company 316.00
Steamship Companies 400100
Express Company 225.00
Gas & Electric Light Company 100.00
Brokers 250:00
Miscellaneous Companies 1,000.00
Income Tax 8.586.159
Land' Tax 41.40339
Road Trix ’ 17,055.50
Huccessioii Iintics 2,554.48
Oyster Bud Lenses 25.00
4oo.oo
562.50
:.,m._4'z
'l`utnl Rcveiiiie. $374,707.82
flebciiturcs sold 10,000.00
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$3li4.7 7.8.4
f)lll)lNAliY l~}Xl'l‘lNDl'l`llRES.
For the Year ended 30th Sc-pt. 1911
S 25,164.37
llonrrls of Health, cf.c._ 906.25
Clirildren's Aid Society 408.80
Coroners lnqucsts 100147
Dc1mrtmi-.nt of Agriculture 8,705.40
Executive Connell 656.29
120,-f1lll_35
44.85
Elcctioiis ' 2
0,840.50
Exliiliitioits
A cusc of alleged child murder .tlint _Fn,(,(,,,,_\,,,,,,, H,,,,,,,,,,| 3, ,.,.,,_
<'¢"‘»‘lY"°\l lll Cahill* ln” 0" i`l“w"‘my "l vincial Infirmary.
.1,(i,¢1~nq0ii has deeply stirred ' this "I,,tc,.cst - - _
cominiiiiity and t.\v_o young; \\'Olu\‘-ll. ..']_cg,,,,1M_,0n
l*""m"'M“r5l‘“lIf~ Oli Cnlnls' mm 'Ad“1'71.ilirary and bltciiiii-Ci~:il\iic|"is '
Mercier, of Princeton, are locked. up‘;_ Ummm " _
ix,4-iz.iii
:iii,nii.s:i
ui,fni.1ii
1,085.23
Miscellaneous, Salaries of
1 Adjusters, etc. 9;626.92
3,060.94
405.117
Public Lands - 944.29
Provincinl Secretary-'l`rc:isurcr'a
Department. 6,200.71
Provincial Auditor's Deport-
incnt 1,509.97.
l`roviiicial Building 2,852.12
Registry Offices 4,947.92
Tclcgrams 63.14
Public Works’ Deplirtinent. 6,050.17
Government House 3,032.33
Ferries and Ferry- Steamers 11,063.92
Vackuts 3,775.00
Wliarves 2,759.65
Roads, Inspcctor's Snlnries.
etc. 30,810.49
flridges 28,761.94
Misccllmicoiis Public Works 1,393.89
llclienturc Sinking Fund 11,595.00
Total Ordinnry Ex- '
penditure $398,489.83
e
Shortly before six o`eloek the com-
mittee rose nnd reported progress.
The House then adjoiirned till three
r»’e.lccl< tomorrow afternoon.
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‘rho ls Only one
“ FDDI
Tha( is A
Uulnlna'-" 
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bct\\'ceii 10.15 Inst night nml 10.15
H.G.iuo ., SLG '.i'fl
this treatment four months, and was A_ Hynd;a(;,\_m;I‘;)n¢B_K,,c:  Bates
S. Knight, Georgetown; A. C. Ross
Belmont; registered at the Reverci `
Hotel, Charlottetown, between 10.30
last night and 9.35 the previous
ing lifted.
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Beyond
Question
Soni-1 of the every-driy bev-
- eifagcs are harmful to licsrt.
nerves und digestion-
Molliers refuse tea and
coffee lo their children yet, hy
strnngc inconsistency, use
tiiese lieverages themselves.
Sooner or later. according
io the natural strength of the __
individuiil. ill results are sure
to follow ‘ ~
All the family can drink.
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.POSTUM .
A Laxative Bromo Uuinina
USED THE NDRLD 0Y£lI T0 DURE If COLD ll UNE DIY-
-invayn reiiw-:nlvu ‘vu fill vuiinu l.r~nli
. si ‘£iI' s-ipniii-~f¢» i- - '-;\'i_ lynx '_'.‘<- 
' _ ~.-A _.L ./»-avi;
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ONE OF THE BEST YET.
with certainty of benefit.
The change from tea or
coffee to Postuiu has brought
health and coiiifortbrthonf
si_nds:and the delighif il flav-
our of Postum (very like that
of good Java) nialres the
change easy and pleasant.
“'l`here‘s s Ressdn"
SOLD BY GROCERS
Nada of Carndinu grain by
Canadlari Pontom Ce`r_enl Company,
I ul.
Pure Food Factories »
lt was pretty ;;e-uciwiliy ndniittcd
that the millliicry opening at S. A.
McDonald’s last evening, was one of
the best ever held in Charlottetown.
It wns 1, splendid demonstration of
the style and tendency for the ln-
coming season and the firm into be
heartily congratulated on its suc-
cess. Iii the maine store was dis-
played the seasons latest in dress
goods, sflks, trimmings, laces, suit-
lngs, glnghsms and all dross, materi-
als.
In the mantle room. second door,
.was an sshlbit of ladies' suits, dress-
es, coats, and.sll ready-to-wear
goods which would do credit to a
city much larger than Charlotte-
town. Of course the chief centre of
attraction was the Mlllinery display,
and needless to say those who were
there last evening bear testify that
it was one of the best yet.
Last evening S. A. McDoi1ald's
made their demonstration to the pub-
lic of the season’s first-showing of
Spring Milllnery.
S.A. Mcl)onsld's have the distinc-
tion of being the only firm in the
province who send their milllner to
New York, tn take ri special _ypurse
aghan is the msn. 17 01100 _. l .tm-. K fl, " . ' ‘ ~ _ f ‘ 
_is nu, ,,m‘,,_ 3.s,1¢,w¢_1,¢mq,g ,K¢."¢_ gi,r,.,.i, _ 11|-|,i_|l_________ -,,_,,,______,,___¢ huts. Thr- firm feels thnt they are best suited to your taste. 4 r
o ° ` ‘ ' l h -
iiistlfied in doing no owing to 'the
‘leading place they occupy in the mll-
linery trade' of this proylnce. Many
new novelties were- aivaltlng the
many visitors last svenlngdncliidlng
the latest Paris and New. Yorkstyles,
also the many new novelties rom
their own workroom, which were
close rivals.. fAmong some 01,000
leading shapes were seen the quaint
becoming little bonnet, blocked “ms
of-hemp and. maline with 'i hrfrji
drooping or rslsed high on ons lids.
Picture shapes with triangular brfll
extensions at front and back. Small
sailor turbsns and poke shapes. Dur-
bies are vi-ry new. In colors. All
shades of tan are favored,'lof,t old
blue will he prominent, ao will dell-
cate pinks. Vivid Corin, or to -he
more exact. a reddish tone, will he in
order. All shades with red 'under-
tones are ln fashions favor.
For trimmlnirs flowers everywhere,
roses, single in clusters, wreatlmlfgli
bows of changeable tsffettas, wings
of glossy straw, clouds oi tuil. plu-
mel. frail naoreys. in-ss in profusion,
all these will be shown. Today, in
order to accommodate any who could
lnot zo last evening, as surly so you
can to try on the new - has to your
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