- . - ,, ..- -ln - _ _ APRIL xo, :gig i i \-- - -.,, _ _ _ , o _ __ . - ...._.,..,., ~ _ . \ I . ~ :- ‘ i., ._ . , ,. » 'rm `m'rns'r News rmsr or *W* 'rub cusntorrrrown GUARDIAN _ ‘ I Hows ww. 1" ’ \°¢Sl\ Milwil Buell mom %li°.‘I'l?..‘i‘..'1'."'?i.""‘.§.".i' --= --”=°~r=.i~.==":.#:.:i'%.°e ahnelilvu "hi WD nature to eu ln “WN f-he absence of - ul’ *ll-14° iuiocs wus ind c 0 A l ii°i>'-`-»`-»‘ii~»‘*o\;l'm\,nc;1°y. if they fail to douilo _ s“°°"““ _ The Resell “dom-|¢|“ _ 17-fini... ' °"“°°‘ t . Wo\l1d|1't"'llFu":1ildith"i.is money? rlilllrtvgvrg Tgblgf? will sntihfynyeoxiiifl Tli)l¥¢;pePBi“ su 26 mu. so ana, .no n.oo. °°' ln lm' °°m~l1\\U-ill-Y Only at our store: L 'elsif-f- Gm! rii-un || md g:gld¥f0:.l:ftI'l e‘i":r ordinhnriyeliuiilihaiillllli Phone 240 Ch’town Don`t Medclle Witha Corn A To pare or cut ri corn is dangerous. Nine times out of ten you are in danger oi blood poison. Why not use:-- HUGHES' GERMAN CORN EXTRACTOR No harm, no pain, no dis comfort. Do you \vonder that most people use ex- tractor. I_5c licr package by iimii or at G £0 E. lllllill ES { ;>,-;-l‘=`l'1§-5, The Peoples Diuggist _ it had been lost or stolen. MR. LEE RETIRES. land.`Me. Mr. Liscomhe was form iiection with the company he is ready well known to many of Lee has been connected with the been agent here, succeeding C. moted to the head office. DIAMOND _.BROOCH IN DRESS WHEELING, _W. Vu., April without examining tiiem closely buted one 0f_ the dresses was fou to contain a diamond brooch valued -- at $1,000. It liad been missing Y°“ °“° l’“Y R°““ Dv=r°r~i»» Tablets cnnrinmtnwn Gnu club are remind- ed of the meeting to he held tonight _ ` T H E MACK I N _ I Charlottetown ` NON D R U GpF2_ '...."“°"...,"..: _‘if.'j,‘,_.?.:°.:.° ‘s.:.1%:r:a'°'° - i l*- ST. JOHN, April 8-W. G. Lee has Company. of Toronto, who is at the retired from the ge;-vices ol me Eng Barker House, is to leave with his ern Steamship Company and has been family on the 21st of June for the succeeded by F, F, Liscombe of pol-t. Old Country. -Fredericton Exe.--Mr. e r agent at Portland and retired about; t0W“» in year ago. Through his previous con- al. SHAREHOLDERS MEETING. -- A the meeting of the shareholders of the Is- lmu-Om, of the line at lllll, pol-L Ml._ land Guardian Pub. Co.. Publishers gp of the Charlottetown Guardian,Morn- John office ol the company for a per- ing and F-Veiilng, will he held on Fri- iod of more than thirty-five years lilly niglll- Ailfil 11*-ll. at B0'Cl0C\¢ and for the last thirteen years has in the Iioard of Trade Rooms. Char- Laechlei' when the latter was pro- g€l\tly rilquested to he present. GIVEN FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS t0Wn ycsterdn nt 10,25 a_ m_ gen 3- 10.50 a. m.» forty minutes late; the When Miss Mary Pollock, dau- eastern at 11.30 a. ni., twenty-ilve ghter ofn stogie manufacturer was minutes late; the western at 12.30 p. asked for 3 donation for the hood m., ten minutes late; the Summerside suilerers she turned over to the relief at 6.40 p. m., one hour and twenty- committee several of her old dresses five 'millutvs lute. fo After the clothing nnii been anim- ORTIE MCNANIGAL sl; monglls and Miss poliock believed Oi-tie M..Manigal, chief witness in the IT PAYS to buy in this Province. Mr. Joiinll-Iawkinl was among pas- Hlllers arriving in Charlottetown by .the Northumberland last evening. DISCOUNT. - People wishing to “"9 'HOBBY should pay their electric lzlgllltt hill today and receive the dll- n . THE NORTHU\MBERLAND.- The Northumberland took \\p her regular _ route yesterday. She docked in Char- lottetown last night at 6 o'clock. WEST RIVER TRIP.-The Till Wm. Aitken will make a trip up Welt Riv- er on Friday next leaving West River at 8 o’»:iock a. m. and returning will leave Peake’s No. 2 wharf at four o'clock_ GOLF MEETING.- Members of the TUUFFGHY, April 10th, in the office of MBIOF Bartlett, Canadian Bank oi Commerce Building, Charlottetown. the late Annie Lamont, arrived in _Charlottetown yesterday evening by the Northumberland, from Quincey, Mass. The remains w-ill he forward- ed to her former home in Valieyilcld today. ._-_1 ` 'l‘O THE OLD COUNTRY.-Mr. O. H. Christie, of the Cowan Chocolate ly Christie is well Lnown in Charlotte- ld. lottetown. All shareholders are ur- INWARD TRAINS.-The southern accommodation arrived in Charlotte- Y . minutes late, the Cape Traverse at nd REPORTED MISSING l- LOS ANGI-“LES Cal Aiiil 8- Mchamarn. Dynamiting Cases, \vho i .--_f -_-_ _._-~ ;__, --,__ ,_ try Rexall Syrup of Hypopliosl>liites._ i If you want an unusually strong sprii gi tcnif: l There is nothing better than this for purifying the blopd and sireugtliening the system. Those weak and ailing cou‘_dn’t get a better preparation. snid with me Rexnii guarantee. Try n 'onine sl. i Rexall Syrup _0f llypopliosphiies .°:.;‘_"'c.i'.fi;‘ ;i;;i::.i.:;°i*::~;:.ri:: ' has been confined in Los Angeles leased avid secretly sent out of town. One of the jailers reported that McManignl lcft the prison about 9 o'clock yesterday morning in charge of Detective McLaren, of the District- Attorney's office. District Attorney Fredericks is in hospital undergoing an operation, and cannot he interviewed. The As- sistant District Attorney said that MeManlgal had not been released, but soon would be. McManigal has fre- quently been threatened with death. WILL (`-()l\'lI‘EL ATTENDANCE M_°f§_f_"'3°"_ Dfw. Company I Graduates From the School of Experience _f 7” Q51/ have learned that good » \` _~/_Q I ‘l_,1/ff pure tobacco costs _ no f -‘--_/ - more _than the bad in] uri- ' _ /f \ ous kind. lt’s all in know- " mg what you buy. Take _\v'\ a tip from us and remember ,;_._._,_.;- -l in ask for H 1 C K is Y ' S {,§§,§,,‘;,___ ____ __lj',;ll»‘_:{:,i,g,_____ B R I G H T C U T smoking F.-“_-_i. obaccn. of coMis1NA'rioN _ __ WISI‘lchewlng. Best ever. Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Lid. l AT NIGHT SCHOOLS LONDON, April 8_-One of the principal features of the new Educa- tion Blll to be introduced during the present session of Parliament, it is un- derstood, will be the establishment by lor-al authorities of evening schools throughout the country and the compulsory attendance of chil dren under sixteen years of age. The school age for the present day schools will be raised to fourteen years, so that for two years after leaving day school children will have the advantage of lessons in the even- ing. _ To meet the objection that boys and girls at work during the day would be too tired to attend evening schools, the bill will limit the em- ployment of young persons to pro- bably 36 hours a week. _._,__.__._. MISTAKEN FOR THUG; SHOT High Class Cloih Wrmiiers -eetsmiri 4." I Allow Class Prices | \ liiilli ' -21'". l»f,:fif.;E-25;.-.-;;:,g"a"1_ '_f,p‘i We h a n d l e AR ROW BRAND cinu-ies Wnngern. "i _ ' L_,-~;_§fi"*"F»lllf These Wringers are the Best rn.¢$_=.»-~-'*="~"""' ' ‘ procurable, and are suitable for ‘ GALVANIZED IRON. WOOD or FIBRE TUBS. ' ARROW BRAND Wringers contain rolls made from carefully » s:lccted crude rubber, and/ are ,unex- Celled in both wringing and wearing qualities. In a clothes wringer the quality of Rubber used in mak- ing the rolls, is the ALL IMPORTANT CONSID- ERATION. See that the Warantee Tag is on the Arrow Bn: nd Wiinger. We are belilnd them and confidently rccouivr cud them. _ _ EUREKA; Iron frame, loin. Rolls Price Each . .$3.co - PREMIER; io " Rolls, regular bearings, rolls warranted for one ye"-_ Sm; giip clamps, a nice Wringer. Each . . .S3 50 Roy AL__AMERlCAN; A very strong Wriuger, regular bearings, rolls warranted for one year; for family use, gil; EachBlC'llCIil;2;"Dhil. lieiairlngs, Covered Cog Wheels, Rolls wen-“red for 31 years, a strong reliable Wringer. Price Bull __ ,,,,,, .........._$5.0o SECURITY; Our best Q iallty, Rolls warranted for_5 ,ul-9;, regal,-'l'-_ hesripgs, Covered Cog Wheels", Sure Grip Clamps. pam Egg; ,...,., . ...'.....~a¢_.i._»... .. .. $5.25 » can in and ste us; We vi iii he pieuei toshow you this line. _ Thi' liters Hardware Gu- Limiiaii ~ A' Wl‘P1°'!‘¢‘?_R**!“._ -.__ CHICAGO, Ills., April ii.-Mistak- en fora burglar, Charles Penni\\i¥ll0“. a commercial traveller, whose home is believed to have been in Cleveland was shot and instnnt.y lllllfid GBFIY today by Harry Farrell, s machinist in the hallway of an apartment housq at 2348 Calumet Avenue. ::If you want a spring tonic 0! unusual strength try Rexail Com- pound Syrup of HypoDl10BDl1l¢°S~ Thli preparation has unusual potent _pow- ers for building new bone and sinew, tle. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor- ner Great George and Kent Mag. DIED IN QUINCEY.-The body of purifying the blood, strengthenini: _ the nerves and rirllding you “Ol all , 5 spring disorders. T is pi-epsra On H _ »_.-' guaranteed by the makers and rc- l 1 commended by us. Price $1.00 a lwt' \ THE SPECIAL.-The special train arrived in Charlottetown nilht at 10.55. mail lat DR. GORDON RECOVERED.-Dr.J. A. Gordon, puter of the First Bap- tist Church, Montreal, was greeted by a full attendance of the members yesterday morning when he allpearsd in the pulpit, which he bas been un- able to occupy for the past month owing to illness. Dr. Gordon showed signs of weakness in appearance but as far as the conduct of the regular serv-ice and the Communion service which followed, was concerned, there was nothing to show that Dr. Gor- don was not himself again. Dr. Gor- don's many friends in Charlottetown will hear with pleasure of his recov- ery. PERSONALS Lady Davies, Ottawa, was hostess at the tea-hour Monday in honor of Miss Edith Carte of Quebec, F. Messrs Thomas and Charles Beers. Charlottetown, were in New Glas- gow, N. S. Tuesday. Mr. A. E. Dewar was among the passengers arriving in Charlottetown last night by the mail special. Mr. Roy Leitch, formerly of the teaching staff of the Prince of Wales College, arrived in Charlottetown last night from Boston. Mr. D. J. Bonnell, advertising manager of R; 'l‘. Holman Co., Ltd, Bummerside, came to Charlottetown last night by the special mail train. Mr. W. F2. M. Cnlibeck, North Try- on, representing Da. Laval Separator, and Mr. Leo Hughes, Keusingtou,wero in Charlottetown yesterday. FIND ME'l‘EORI'l‘l-l THAT FELL IN 1012. NEWPORT, R. I., April 7-The me- teorite which fell last September on the grounds of Ocean Lawn villa, the Summer home of Mrs. T; A. Shaw, has just been located by John Samu- els, gardner on the estate. The me- teorite weighs fifty pounds, is of gray color and sank far in the ground when it fell. It is of a substance like iron, but so hard that a file makes no impression on it. Colum- port. SCHOOLBUY VAULTS BERKFl.EY, Cal., April 8.-Chas. Bariistorm, of the University of Southern California preparatory P Y teruay. clearing the bar at 12 feet 6 1-16 inches. He was a competit in the Pacino track meet. The form mark was 12 feet 1 inch. REPLACE WOLFE MONUMENT ble cutters of this city, with the lin- ready by July. The new shaft will be a replica of the old one, which can hardlv lsst much longer. 'l'h army in 1840. It Wasn’i His Fault Don’t criticise the man whose coat collar is cover- ed with dandruil. Poor chap! Perhaps h e has done everything in his power, to get rid cf it- that is everything except See What’s Right New Spring Hats- Our showing Of new spring hats is particularly fine. You are sure Cf no old styles freaks or fads here for we bought the line only this spring picking the latest, smart- est and most nobby makes from such famoi Tress, Royalty, Franklin, Fitwell, Tween, Parker Brands, hats that are well known to you,---to all dressy men, as the best for style, finish and line quality. . .K ... .1 <..' . .. "` .)_-‘ \ lines as the ierlite and /7' 2:./I 9 No matter liow fussy you may bc, how hard you are to “hat", no matter what color, weight, size, grade, style or kind of hat you want we have it here and -we will exert every endeavor to give you complete and perfect satisfaction. A splendid line of derbies, showing Dips, Fedoras, Telescopes, Velours, many styles in eighth sizes, a t $2.50, Fur Felts, Tweeds and all fancy soft 2 75 and ..-..- ... .-. .-~ $5.00 hats $|,50 to . . .. . . . _ . .. $4.00 bin University wants the meteorite, ' but it will probably be sent to the _ laboratory of the Coles School, New- e C ovi-in 12 rr, c INS. The Busiesi Siore on (.harloiieiown's Busicsi Sireei ‘ H9 Queen l2l Queen ' 4 ' 1 ,_ _ air cruiser "Z." when he was charged persons on board. hy' French officers after crossing the cho l, irok cle ll- ~ ,_ h _ DID NOT LEARN SECRE'1;S l men did not observe enough to enable -.viii head a ligrty or University 0| lnasllg ,e’cm_l° f,,‘, t,,;'°r0‘,e“ v‘§,,f;“° eg FROM zi<.i>r>Ei.iN_ them to reproduce the intricate mach- urnii lirnren.-.fins on ii toni of investi- 1_ anism of the airship. Some members gMl,,n_ 0,. Of the Zelillelllfii CIW' “YS Ulel' l The cave is located in the rr.oun- BERLIN, April 8--German army of- heard shots fired at the dirigihle, lmlns near pmmolltory limlnt elgh_ er ficers who were on board the Zeppelin but this is not confirmed by other men mllcs lmm Ogden and hats pr0_ , . liably never been visited by white iiien, as the surrounding country is n French frontier and landing at Lune- l\IAl\l'llOTH- CAVE FOUND bleak ,l,,,,e,.t_ fl-lm front chamber 0| ville- are 0! the Opinion that tml ”"`_ the series is 75 by 150 yards, 41 ft. Qlilgmggl Aprll g___vl-llc cont,-act Frenchmen did not discover any of OGDEN. lltaii, April 8.-With what high ,md the walls hem. pictures ol for the qtmle requll-ml lor the new the direct working of the air craft.._nppcara to be pre-historic liieroizly-ilmllmui crllllely ,l,.,_,wn_ Wolfe monument has been glvcll to The German officers in their report pliics carvetl on its walls, a niniii-l fl-h,,,.e is an Indian legend current Laforce & C0., contractors and mar- Bay that although General H°r5ip“e"-'moth °"V"- rlvnulng the f“m"“S "'”‘v€s in this locality to the eilect that a inspector of the French aviation dc-'of Kentucky, was discovered in this great battle was (ought years ago hm ,lerstalldlng that every stone _must he partment, and other experts boarded vicinity yesterday. Thomas Whitaker, tween ,wo tribes near the point’ the the diriglble, they think the French- a rancher, marie the discovery. I-lc vanqulhhed having Derlshed ln a mam_ ei. __ _.__ - ' " . - ‘ emier Position and plans apply to The Sun Life of Canada now occupies the premier position among Canadian Life Assur- ance Companies now having over $i44,ooo,ooo,oo of Insurance in force and an annual income of over $x2,ooo,cioo. Per rates ° E. R. BROW Charlottetown Manager, for P. E. I \_ _ "°”` moth cave. e _,___ __ _L_ __ latter was erected by the Bruins P .¢.....~......................., o .ooo , I am instructed by the own- ers to sell for the highest offer. l rifwnn siniren --Bleek Foxes Limited" lLewis' Brighton) Fifteen Shares-“Sinitli Silver Black Fox Company.” Fifteen Shares of Charles Dalton Silver' Black Fox Company." Fifteen Shares of “Victoria Farm Sil' ver Black Fox Company.” Any ` number of the above shares will be sold. Offers close April 12th. J. A. WEBSTER, Opera House Building. Phone 183. P. O. Box 404. 4--5M6i. . _ ' _ ___- I ¢¢¢»¢¢¢»oc»» ooo \ »o»o»o»o¢~¢¢o- frying O U R SHAM- POO-fhis is a prepar- ation which cleanscs the hair and prevents irrita- tion of the scalp. Try it for your next shampoo. Price 55c s Boiile Johnson & Johnson The Quality Drug Store. J C., S il/gy 1| A Ev ap ora te d Cream Z ' Bread loaf Ev/operated Cream Broad il the biggest seiinr in the ciiy. ltiu a - light. sweat, flaky loaf that il al , delicious and wholesome al lb! meet eaptioun could delire. Largo |0l1 16| Also Ducholl Vienna md ordinary house loa'v¢¢. Phono au- I Stcwari’s Bakery 15, Kent Ima! _ _ if »---a_ " _ llsc Colgaic’s Shaving Cream Ctlgaio'| Shaving Cream is a splendid antiseptic preparation that penetrates nhe toughest and mont wlry board--makes quick work for tbe ruor-is soothing, healing, has s delightful "feeling" and mek” home shaving n pleasant pastime. _Sanitary tube .........25e The Two Macs $l5.00 to $i7.50 SPRING SUITS AT $12.50 We have just received _go M¢n’s Suits single and double breasted.They_a.re high grade in every respect faultless in design, very newest and most distinguished American Models, made of the finest wool tures, in an unlimited range of colors. They are made to sell for $l5.00 to $l7.50 i _ , w Five Great Specials and Saturday 1 sergcs, worstcds, tweeds and novelty mix- ‘ extra special Friday and Saturday Friday and Saturday UUIY ' $12.50 *$1.95. $9 and $12 For Friday ‘ sro, $12; sis ovesconrs ron $7.95, $9. $12 _ __ , _ , 5-_ Spring Overcoats in _ ._; ._ Popular Shapes W as _ No need to be sporty, 0173 dresser to wear these Overc02iIS'“f ‘Z are designed and made $8, m°“1Y°°?n _ icr the smart stylish mamwho vqllntsllig dividuality in his clothe! I3 W* “ person . - ~AT'"~i_i»..iisri~G C0- .. . __ ' _ . -i A ~ - _ ._ “ ’ ii. K _ “_ ,Tp * .\ , . . _ _ . I - ~.f ‘.,,v_ - lg-=. vi. .~~. : .-7- ‘ '.,~ _ .. ..: > _ - -..i~i;a..-f._-,»~....i~:-:’\ . -in -._ :- . A ' av. Pi ._a- i ‘ »f` .' ff » 1' -'L11 1'; 5.3' _ \'f< ;i~. v »' YK.: _.', l _ if i i .-1. 1 ,-. ~`-'l?“:=~‘ _-‘ill ,. 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