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::Rexall 'Pearl -Tooth Powder is
pearly white, absolutely pure andthe
most pleasing dentiirice in powder
form that you can buy ot any price.
It keeps the teeth strong and bard,
prevents decay and keeps the gums in
splendid condition. Guaranteed, a
can 25c. The MacKinnon Drug Cu.,
corner Great George and Kent 
ll .
(harioileiown Sum-
mer Resorts lid. y
Applications will le received
until Monday, May 19th, from
persons willing to undertake the
management of the dining hill
of the Charlottetown Suiiiiner Rc-
sorts I.|d_, from June 15th. to Sep-.
teinber 15th.
All applications should be in
writing. They should be addressed
to R. L. Colton, Managing Dirt clor.
and should state the salary expect
rd.
5-I 5in3l
Men’s
Neckwear
There’s just as much
taste displayed in the
ties you wear as in any
other parts of your
dress.
Our showingof men’s
ties gives you the same
opportunity to select
that you would have in
the larger cities, as we
buy just the newest and
best from several mak-
erss.
Ties express your
personality and our ties
o fer y ou neckwear out
of the ordinary- and
you’ll find them right
up to the uiinute in
fashion.
Narrow shapes. Bat-
wings, Open end,
String, and washables.
Dspto
ten years
and took
oountrylnln.
IIQII
WGN ll
Beach
arg
ii?-0
so
ss
At that
who was in
that Gnudour w
God's sake." he
thsvs enough."
make a match with tho 'young Cum
-University, who_delivered a series of
ticipation continued throughout mid-
dle life and old age."
l Hswouiowi own uP i
Money help is the last assistance
that the person deserving it ordinarily
seeks. It is the last assistance, too,
that most people can give-for they
have remarkably little to spare. But
there are hundreds of other troubles,
the outcome of failure of various
kinds, in which people, from pride and
shame at the confession of failure,
and doubt as to the willingness of
others to help them, don't make the
most of others. When just a iew words
might save them years of misery!
To begin with, they won‘t own they
want assistance. They are something
like the msn Mark Twain knew, who
nearly lost his life through an un-
willingness to confess he could not
swim. He had read somewhere that
-swimming formed part of the educa-
tion f ell-b h-
-*-is-‘PAIR
ullorm
dizii agent in
phone lb 35-
-THE
can be
uii Parlors,
_-POLICE
court in
qy°;;=d__=»; ,,,, 0,.. ....,..i W., ms 5 ....1 -ruacnnufrssr-sian og 'iso
moo... ...dos °°===-~-J- i ` '°°' °'°' #"0 P1 0° 'd°v“====°°'>-
B,,,,,, 3"* "'l“°"'i‘l russnsn1_u_-biiv 'ro iowa dnmmxzuisvflufi 'I-llio°oilii:°;t°s¢»-'
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3223.' ,nm mrzffnff of the late Mrs. -Issues Simpson tulsa \“"¢»_ 1<l»‘l»V ‘ ~ - _5'1_*\4l53,*-
place this alteration at I o'cl)_d
dian who had given him such s tor- "OH U10 “Ulm 0! Hr. Judson Bipp
,me |,,m|,,_ Bm; m Austmm he sou. Interment at Lot 15 cemetery. :;.ockupl!u t
went, and eventually Gaudaur ob- “-7- “le 'dc 8
tained the ehampiolllhl) !!0in Banch’s "“"~' -
successor. Btsnbury. Ha had hasten -TURKEY RAIBING.-lr. Holman lllfmlillli
the Australian in s. regatta. at Austin. an Qmerllail Bdllgems-:upto his said Flin- LW-
T , vi l,bt` titlw to now story DEUFUU
ngtmfnvglsedouiisnythal otclgsionf add from A- I0 Z~. 18 I*-gf*-llll A ranch “FERT”-‘IzER""J“"' .tm tmf’5
Bunbury fought hard. -as ions as he conducted on the Colorado Pllll# ‘°" Y°“' ¢“'d°“"g°t it ‘t Bm" °'
could, to stave oi! the inevitable. Hs near Peakes' Station. Ho has pub 3“mm°fBid°» PPBW’-1 §ll"1°ll |°\'fl“‘°"»
knew Gaudaiu' was his master, and chased a large tract of land, having 530° 9°’ h““d'°d lbs- 5'1‘Mm“‘“‘
his defeat was foreshndowsd when he twenty-tive acres enclosed with wire "'-
went to bed the night before the race. netting. He has on hand ninety tuil “LAWN MOVERS' B” th” “"1 ‘,°t,
Tom: soiiivod at wnooo Rutland Anno keys, which no vdiuoo at svo douan °i bwlties idvt received at Brew s.
1-ioroi no stayed, wished mm good look each. sumniarside. the my rllllllldl “On-
as he retired, and Stalibury made re- -- ‘ rdttely kiild that W il B P\°“'°“" *-0
piy, "Tom, rm drrido .mro'ii boo: mo." _sc-Hoomcss ARR.Ivm.- 'i' or be behind- 5'1MF"‘\l“-
schoonera Arostiok 'with coal for the
ney for the B. N. Go., Dwina with
i - ' N0é__A-LE A 1 .
NE   railway, Dictator with coal from Bydy -FLUARA 3 "U m ‘*'
no
---- ' 1 wear now on sale at phenorni l
_A Cornell Professor Presents News on é1,1;lF:rM_b3;l3,d cggf Igzfrpiggiqx; 'vrics reductions. See these goods on
 ¢h° 3llbJ°°i ef? Richibucto, Sadie Holmes with coal display in 0"’ mady to wear depart'
2 - ' --- _ ‘ ment. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd.,
L Professor c. v. P. Young or comoii "°'" H“‘°“”g° 1°' R’°° & 6°" ‘md 5-iiiunzi.
Joseph E. Swanson, coal-laden from
'-1- ` \
lectures on “Health and Exorcism",§g_(,¥;;y1__'-Tnved in Summa-'side yes' -SUBSCRIBERS should renew
declared that the danger ot athletics ` ' week or two before the time they
was in the misuse of them. He said: _ A _,_ »,av¢ paid for has expired and thus
“The most serious danger that _,OhInN¥F§IE?,EN§ahE? M332' dot miss un issue, as all papers are
ghrzisglants nth? track athlete is the ton Tréuscript ' deuvemd a very in iiscontiuued promptly on expiry
ac a e svery ap upon gradu- _ ' .-|t_
umm’ ta suddenly ,et down In the terestmg lecture on The Romance o 5 ° f
aizgiuip of mo exercise, or give it up g§§f",f_;§:,d,f“§f_°f,fu:s'2,aF;":;‘;3';g1§‘;2, Y -Noii1Na'r1oN nAv_- vostord
all FQ yn ' '
a
"Fm, many years we have regarded. before an appreciative audience. Mr was nomination day for the decuo
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athletics as chiefly a matter of mus- Alex' Uampmu P"°’ld°d‘ At' th' gigs;-E séaffiti :Ke oiiafzsgaggcsgxmyiy
cum- ¢e,,9|0pment_ Om. Wimiuve close ot tue lecture a vote of thank: th B, n tio , M H_ A
a ns o essrs
l°¥‘° "1 “““°"° "BNHS W" “ml ‘“°"°d by CW" “md “M ““°l’°“°" osmprtliogand D A Pickering. 'riiore
inasmuch as strength lay in every bl' MF- R- H- MCDODIBW. Rilv- R- 0 were only two ,,,-,mi,,at,0,,s'_ Messrs
muscle, the way to grow strong was MOT" dllil 001211. Wits tendered thf P C qallant and p L Bowne;
to increase the size of our muscles. IGGY-liter.--J. ` ` ` ` ' _ _ l _ _
"There is no inherent danger to the *_* who were declared elected by acclamr tfllI1m€dWlth SlIl0l£Cd l3B8`l'l bl1tt0l15¢ choice of colors! fawn' grey' navy and black' '
Made in bust sizes. 32 to 44, choice of lengths 52 or 54 inches. Price............$5.ll0
POURING RAINPROOF COAT, made of very pliable black rubber. This
f is a garment that will withstand the wear as well as heavy raiustorms, being absol-
utely rainproof, seams are cemented and stitched under arm ventilators cuff straps
,li and extra throat guard beneath the collar. Bust sizes 34 to 42, lengths 52 or 33
inches. 
A VERY FINE QUALITY RAINCOAT made of merserized English
Repo. A very excellent and useful raincoat, 52 or 54 inches long. Bust sizes 32 to
41. Slash pockets and military collar, straps’on sleeves, the colors are black, navv.
grey and fawn. Do yourself a good turn by ordering one today. Price............6.50
' DOUBLE TEXTURE PARAMETTA CLOTH raincoat, in loose i' Ttting
style, with military collar, strapped cuffs and side pockets, also eyelet venielators
under arms, your choice of shades fawn, reseda, grey, tan, navy or black. Bust
sizes, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 or 44. Lengths 5'.: or 54 inches.
nom in auiiouco 'rho noon moods -Ms suviou ` G.ini.;iN'r-'rn o ““°“"M'° B°“'"°“-1°' the tW° W?
to dilate, as a matter of economy, d e a t h o c c u r r e di i n t h 1 g:,::;.1,`,,,1?r`nexGtn_1ylant B term ends m
wheat;/pr its work is increased Priucc County Hospi y "
SYBUU Y Bild the heart is given op- tal yesterday morning of Mr. Simoi __ ~
portunity to adjust itself to the chang- Gallant, a well-known. farmer o WEDDING Bmhhsrnlrhe home 0
_ Mr. and Mrs. F. V. McEwen Sum.
ed °°“dm°”s' 11° m‘l“r1°““ results Wm H°W1““ R°ad- D°°°a9°d Wim 1* merside, was the scene of an iiiterest-
f°11°W- about 56 -ear or ii d io o ii
,. _ 5 5 “Ee B 8 “ 5 ng event at 8 o’clock last evenin
orl“si;pllieg;aar:11ed3xp;ybseri¢;\‘i;ilinilzfy ing for some months. and about tei when their youngest daughter. Sad
in atmetigcs to those why ps c pa on days ago was operated on i0r cnnddl E., wus united in marriage to Mr.'A.
so nd is 1 th We °l'85“3 9-T9 of the bowels. Although he with A_ Lockhm-tl D_ D_ g__ the ce,-emon
u n e case of young and
growing boys hem to me amp watch' putlgrcvriar tulxle lpgiegatspn 0 :pcptvips _,being performed by thc Rev. H. J.
Y il B ll P ll Fraser. in the presence of only the
§§§,:,',,,_,f§; ,',.';'j‘,‘,‘,‘,§““y °" ‘”"°” “°‘ ed ldr his recovery- Death cnsdcf iotioqoro friends and relatives or mo
' "The bane of athletic life in United ami" 7 °’°l°°k V°°t°"d“Y mornin? contracting parties, the bride an
Smeg ,B ,hat ,,,,,.,,,g the yea" 0, Besides 11 widow. tlleresalre leit t _ groom being unattended. After th
{'°,‘;'=¢ ;°“““<;,°d ‘= H °“=°f=f11==~> -1° ‘E-‘i.’.`ii.? ‘.Yi.‘2.l"l‘£2i..‘l.°.§‘°.'.i"H.’..l2.’.‘_“ ‘fi-‘I.‘ ` €§,€§’.§’f;’“.i....§"‘.‘I, ‘.`i.‘I.`i1‘°.‘iI.`.. i.‘;?.§‘“"§’.’
Jnuggei, ‘T;te,_u;;l;_ °lT;“l;:17ngti“?g:; body was tal-:en to the rooms oi un Harvard Street, where they will r
aghlegics that we Wann but mom ddftdkdf C0illil¢0ll Bhd DN*-i‘l1i'e<l 101 side. The Guardian extends congratu _
more genera, pa,_t,c,pat,0,,’ and pap burial and was forwarded to hi |nti0ng__y_ -r
home by the western train lost even
ing in charge of Mr. Maxim Wedge.
The funeral takes place this afternoor.
to St. Anthony's Church, Bloomfield
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rionsscs sioiirlscatcs
sums iiiiv rooiu
England has erected. and plannec
several memorials in honor oi Flor
ence Nightingale, "the angel o
mercy” who was horn in Florence
Italy, ninety-three years ago today
The city of London’s memorial,whicl
occupies a place in thelobby of tb(
Guildhall, assumes the form oi r
marble statuette three feet in height.
Miss Nightingale is pictured as set
ting out on one of her heroic errandi
of mercy. The "Lady of the Lamp’
is shown, bareheadsd and in tbr
simple gown of the Victorian period.
standing with a candle in her lefi
hand, while with her right hand sh:
is shielding her eyes from its light.
lines
clear
art,
0|!
a
uiscturers clearance in fine , white
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WESTERN PERSON ILS
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Pi-owes Store. _ ‘ ,
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 low price $16. 50. _
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The inspirational genips of the world 5 foremost designers is
here combined with the hrbad economies characteristic of the
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These smart suits may be selected in BEDFORD CORDS,
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CHOICE MIXTU_R_.ES, DIAGONAL AND PLAIN SERGES. '
'There is a, pleasing diversity of design, both in the fancy high
neck models and the ,newest 1ow` collar effects. TANS, NAVY,
' COPENHAGEN, GREYS, CHECKS, AND STRIPES.
. The valuesore splendid examples of what the Prowse Store
can aconmolish in-the way of exclusive creations at an extremely
Other prices on suits that for value 'cannot be duplicated in
this vicinity, $r;.5o. $13-50, $18-50, $20-00, 021-50. 324-75- _ _
 Exceptional Showing of ` Raincoats
_ class distinctly by themselves, for, no matter how extensive a wardrobf~_'r‘~1'\y be it
11  i: never complete unless it contains a Rainprocf or dust coat of some kin . With
' this in mind we have endeavored to place before our customers a. big variety of re-
. l ‘
iable goods at very attractive prices
Z The generally useful character of the coats quoted here places them in a
1 -- ‘ ‘ °
. MESERIZED ENGLISH REPP RAINCOATE Asplendidly finished gar-
sl ment, silk stitched and cemented military collar, deep side pockets, cuff ‘straps and
-6.56,.
-The following registered at the 4.
Queen Hotel, Surnmersidc, yesterday:
Messrs W. E. Raulton, Halifax; A-.
Cormier, Dorchester; Arthur John
S. D. C., F. R. Crnwiord, Toronto;
A. A. McGuire, Montreal; W. D. Su -
ner, Tigiiish; John Wheatley, Char-
lottetown; P. H. Ford, Fergus, Ont;
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Prowse Bros. L’t’d. »
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FAMOUS EURUPEMI FMRS.
Gerald McIntyre, New York; Richard
Creed, Albion.J.
-The following registered at the
Tllifton House, Hummerside, yester-
day:-Messrs J. T. Hawks, Moncton;
A. E. Cook, Montreal; J. A. Shelly,
London. Eng; 'l‘. Hudson, Picton; D.
W. Burns, Stratford, Ont; I. Devlin,
- New York; A. G. Peake, Charlotte-
town; J. L. Paul, Edmonton; W. H.
Miller, Campbellton, N. B. J.
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Ons of the most famous of the an-
cient falrs of Europe is that of San
Isidro, in Spain, which will bc rc-
vived today. For centuries thc
hermitage of San Isidro, near Mad-
rid, has been the scene oi a great fair
on cach fifteenth of May, when the
grand pilgrimage and festival of San
Isidro drawi t ithcr crowds of the
population. The commercial side
of this, as of others European fairs,
methods of exchange of commrioditie
have made such gatherings, for pur-
o every w roug tup person, It was at gcutar, recently th( T poses of trade, wholly unnecessary
and having digested mat’ he came ,O ' _-   500 Fairs were established in Flanders
2 5C to $1.00. a solemn resolution that no one should gigsrgghgszaxiggiggheivggsz'91152;. "EEE K“.LED In t'h° tenth cenmry’ 'md "nn spnad
know ha could not swim H,,vmg_.fa,_ ence 01 the terrors of WM It war ` ____ _ to other countries. Bartholomew Fair
len into some yater' he did nm' can durinlr the Crimean war. when thr NOGALES Ariz. May 18.-More at Smithnem’ in the 'heart or Lam'
out, but wondered how he could “_ hosmtals on the Bosphmtus wen than me hdndred dam "B lyms on don. was found in tho twelfth cen-
tricats himself without betraying his turyf and was 1°“3 0- Brea* 855005'
oi the
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B R U C E S neglected education. He onl s'Eout d °rf"wd°d with sick and W°““d°d' tha' nw new “bo” Guaym'-as’ msultlng 1350 Of the blldillddil wllllllllllif-Y
1 n l o
 889ntls.
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 fOl'» w0n1€lla--  alle - n _ Hn* un of co., no inoré 'eldlciontitlinn the old rdlidbk
‘ f’    " ' _ '_ _-' ~ Pstnamwc  vniir-
*““°‘° °‘ “‘°'°°’*    tics ::.":.:    -»  -5.
exveri-wcrliiocvssdln  _.W » P ~ dw--v-f _ _ A _ _
‘ _ luscprovosthoi-4,5-tvi
.   I  lllbfo 
y 6 Miss Nightingale, who had early -F0811 Y-!ll`€B GBYB' ii€3P¢TBt° USBUUB
ii-i'~`“‘d"3`»5"»5`f3-5°i3 ff»’i1-f"-"=-F35 :‘.r.':2.‘::r;: 1:. “;°:.'.'::..°;'°::.‘::.::.::s ;‘;:§..‘;°°.£:...?;‘.J“.:;.;’.:2;.i;°» .;':.f:
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Futmshmgs §:31egsi.,,g,m§,',t? I€;:B:l§:g:,?,sh;B;'neg to go out and organize a nursiuv .he front, reported that no had esti-
_I Mtf why he had not shouied before he force at Scntari. Lord Herb_ert_ ac-_ mated the killed to exceed six hun-
5 4 ~ explained; cepted her scrvictiz. sap :haf immedi- drodli A train dlosd .og oilt:nd_i_li~§
,_ . .1 didn., care, ,_ ther, lktok ately deported w h ir y- our nur- woo was rusae sont w wmc
 I was such B dgmgd mo? as nogog ses. Sho arrived at Constantinople to crsmate the bodies. The ofilcial
.___---____ -----_ be able to swlmx. he mm' “and I _pn the cve of Iukermann, in time tc report of General Aliero Obregon,
_ thought, pw-'gpg me ¢1mp on the bank receive the wounded into wards al-V the insurgent commander, stated than
_ _`, g , was probably as big g, da,-ned 100| ready crowded 2,500 patients. and 1- the Federal killed alone-iiuirppred dvo
_ . / aséiliysoiif sn' didn know ,,|th,,,._»- sw mgnthssgitilr (pei;0a;;i0vall_i: tb; iaiaidred :vita Zcpnliiasrtihmldiiers
" at s just it, The b iff gh '_ ear est e a . Bc_ an ' _en pr soners. o ‘ I so ave
wi  1 confession of failure msilaese us tboni- W0\md¢fl "WU ‘4“‘l“-1' “Br ‘5*“`°~ 1'! hem. °x°"“tlllB B11 00lll|1‘l1iB!l0D¢il 055'
f ' 44 o   
,_ .f ` ` _ _~ _ '/’ ' ~ ' - - » _ _ '
;, _  Q "" - A fish. After the war wmv o er n 3500 gggnd .itgoif fnrgpgg-
E 9 --G ,_ _ Morphine Bullet V fund of a quarter -Oi ,0 U\_i\ll0n il°“f“"' retreat. Believing of food
. r . J'
temptihle to other people is also ac- 7355- While ,in the Grimm. Bile WBF csrs captured. ' -__
Cdmlmnisd by the belief that other herself prosti-ated, but refused 'rinn-c was limo fighting Sunday or
D°°Dl6 hide their failures. too, and leave her Dost to 20 \l0il10. Mid Ol* yesterday Driven to the last station
may be really as defective as oneself her recovery remained at Bcutsrl un north gg the
til Tiukev was evacuated by the Bri
v
A Pittsburg scientist has patents.; was raised to enshle Miss Nlslliln- and viator soon
-~  ‘_ _ s bullet carrying s tin! min of mor- mio eo establish on iostimtion tn' ,1,,._
_ _ - phlne in one side to relieve the pain the-training of nurses, Full of years
0! B Person or animal that it wounds. and ‘, honors, the "angel of mercy" meh-
IV AllDili‘8il0€kl§g¢le_Ct§d.Wltll 0 FEW Jumping Jack and in 1910'_`_ ,WM  ,_ ,_ 
~gi~ooi¢St _?_dro_.oo __-as smell* g °°°f °°°w-fo-mi-......i.. ` ‘  ‘ _ _ .~
ondfor this?reason_~we ¢d11l1¢>1§;_ 1“é'.'.i.L1"'i¢i‘f.l§.J§."{.`2‘}.'?.°o2l.§”-1¢T‘i'.lt2i l'°-*_‘l'»' P!! éliisdsv »l\°\._l.-df# 
estiy recommend “Empress __ by mowing niroogn too mo. __ V-0 __ "' "' ‘ ' 0 f "‘ 
01'! busy with theiltiod iwork, but
the rem-
nants oi the of some
.WIS
-audrows, giants, dwarfs, and other
lfreakish amusers, as a side issue.
Gradually the great annual mart lost
its importance, and became a mere
resort for the social refuse oi Lon-
don, which resulted in its entire abo-
lition half a century, ago. Greatest
of the old commercial fairs oi Eu-
lrope is that at Nijnl-Novgorod, Rus-
sia, which is still held each summer,
-although, it, too is probably nearing
its end. In its palmy days this
yearly mart attracted as high as
has gradually dwindled. as modern 400,000 buyers and oeiioro from on
,,.
over [Russia and Asia, while the total
:plus of goods brought to the fair
averaged not less than dig million
dollars. .
DEAL PUT THROUGH
T0 LOAN CI-IINA'B
GOVERNMENT $125,000,000
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PEKING, May 14.-The first ml-
vance of 0.200.000 was’1»sid to-day
to thc Chinese govornrnent._by rciirc-
sentatives of the ilve power groull 0|
financiers, with whom China recently
negotiated adoan of $125,000,000.
LONDON, May `14.-The Times nn-
nounces that the Chinese loan will llc
issued in Europe next week at iivc
per cent. The issue, price will he
ininoty. _ -  -;<~.-
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complete line in
blown as
change in
may be
“Y quantity
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Happy and Contehlcd
__ is the mambehind 'a pipe.
full of Hlckefs _Brig rt
CutS1_noking“Tobi\fco.l-l s
pine dreams "will S \'¢
v`° becsum this ac! 0
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Try
all
Grocers and
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