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Keel   for the
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 will need a load
of g od __ °‘Hot,Stuff Coal”
nowrfor Summer.
_We have the kind you
like lgest. '
Phone- 24.0, V ,Ch’town
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FINGER `i>i,=iIt~1'i~s IN
nusr GIVE Potion
_ GLUE-IN noBsaiii'_
MONTREAL, April 27- Finger
prints .in tho. dust found on a clock
in the store 'gf Pearson llr_os.., a No-
tre Dame street jewellers,' led to the
arrest of Alber Leclair, the man be-
ing caught by-lletectives Martin and
Lehinc as he alighted from a “ont-
renl train at Quebec on Saturday
night. ` _ _
Leclnir is 'suspected of being the
man who pulled ofi"thc novel stunt
of entering two stores for the_pur-
pose oi'._committing a robbery in one
of them. i\t Pearsons a clock was in
the way and 1-n removing it the fin-
ger prints showed plainly in the dust,|\
Bertilioii expert Eugene Laf‘larr~mc,|_'
~ You Need 1 '
A _Spring ‘
System-Cleaning
Tonic
Nine out of ten people
need a good bracing bl_cod
purifying, appetite-making,
strength-bui ing tonic.
iiucsis' _
Burdock and Sarsaparilla
is gpreparation that we can
re onimend to those who
feel ‘ lagged out.” It tones
up the system, promotes the
appetite, aids digestion, pur-
ities and enriches the blood.
It is not a “cure al1” but is
an excellent medicine to take
at this season of the year.
Large Bottle 50c at
 
decided on examination that the
prints were those of Iieclair who had
passed through his hands before. A
hunt was made for the man with the
result that he was caught_\t Quebec
with n suit case in each hand which
is said to have contained jewelry
which he will have to-_ account for.
He was :ii-'raigned_this morning be-
fore Judge Lcet, pleaded not guilty
to theft from tlirec Montreal stores
and was remanded for enfllleie 0" me
2nd.
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reliable tobacco go to an __._
honest manufacturer. W :=---_iff'-:f_s~:~'.1f!:‘~’~2?f;i.=.'.“==‘S-'S:~E'22_-ft§.'fi"i~
tabl' h h a reputation._and believe our old_ friends
saill sd; thiiliiirc have never disappointed them. Hickey’s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only
our best efforts' but the best to be had in the tobacco linen,
Hickey & NicholsonToh. Co., 
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your hom,e._,_ _
’ P-rice:-_--~  -
For white and ordinary C°l°fS ---- --$3-gg PE’ Q?"-
U High C°l°rs"' """""  mflor .small jobs
i ' “En lisp" Newly Mixed am.
 10c per lb,
ai-'°‘_-ind'-"\§.,¢_ h°m°  """"  d "aiidfull inform.
'Call and see us about Color_ ar S _
_ationwe al-S(-_ cam, a ¢0mplete- line of the famous
‘5oLipDaN's" vanishes for au purposes-
Thcg 0_2 eiS\l<\l?1WG¥¢C0,,
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Geo. E. Hughes
, “The People’s Druggist"
' FOR__$ALE, BEST SEED OATS -
igr; |=Avs to buy in uns Province. '
nsoi=i.z'c irnsmas.-nomic ink-i
iArnold Daly at the P_eople's Theatre
this afternoon and evening. 5 9746
CHURCH OF 8COTLAND.- The
l'tev_» D. MacLean will preach at Glas-
gow Road on Sabbath the 2nd at 10.30
ii. m., Hlghfleld‘2_30 and in the Peo-
ple's Church at 7 p. in. _
.PE_OPLE'_8 MATINEE. - Arnold
Daly, the foremost Broadway star of
the modern stage at the People‘s
Theatr this afternoon and to-night.
9746
RECElVES-APP0lNTMENT.- Mr.
G. J. McCormac, Charlottetown, ls to
be congratulated upon his being ap-
pointed manager of the Sun Fire In-
surance Gompany_ The company was
for many years represented here by
llie late`Mr_ John McEiichern
MORE BLACK FOXES ARRIVE-
Another litter of foxes _ls reported in
the "Black Wlitcli Co_," 'l‘ryon, oi'
which Mr. H. T. Smyth is the care-
taker, making in all three litters in
this company All told seven pairs
of foxes under Mr. Smytli’s care have
litters; three litters in the "Riverside
Fox Farming Co.." one in the “Black
Diamond," and three in the “Black
Watch," as above stated.-V. ,
NOTICE.-Subscribers are notified
that the price of the Morning Daily
Guardian (mailed in P. E. I.) and
Montreal Daily Star (mailed in P. E..
-The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed
.ln P. E._ I.) and Family Herald and
Weekly Star is $3.00 per year. The
price of the Evening Guardian and
Montreal Daily Star is $4.00 per year.
I.) is $3.25 per year, the Evening
Guardian and the Family Herald and
Weekly Star (mailed in P. E. l.) is
$2.25 per year. '
HAZELBROOK FIELD. - Service:-i__
on Sunday, Mny 2nd, will he as fol-
lows:-(lross Roads at 10,30 a.m..
Sunday School at 11 a_m. Subject,
“ Out of the Pitt." Alexandra at 3 p_m..
Subject, “God Forward." Hazelbrook
at 7 p.iii. Subject, “ The Seven Last
Word From the Cross." 'l‘lie I.oril's
Supper will be observed iit each ser-'
vice. Pledge cards for Provincial
he signed.
SUCCESSFUL ISLANDER._-Among
the Charlottetown boys who have been
very successful in other provinces is
Mi' N. J. Riggs, son of Mr \V_ N. Riggs i
and up-to-date dining room and ban-
tiuet hall, with piiiuo,` sitiiatcd at 51
Siickvlllc Street. Halifax. Mr Riggs
ls also proprietor of La Coroiin, corner
of Siickville and Argyle Streets,"Hall-
tux. und by strict attention to bus_in_ess
is doing exceptipiially well ,an,d,is
highly thought of. I'lls'lio'mc ffrleiids
will be glad of his success-_ `
nesday evening a large number gather-
presidency' of Rev. E. S. Weeks; Pow-
nal., to have the aims-of the_Alist1'nence
League presented to them. After_tlic
opening remarl<s_ by _the ,clialrmpn,
wliiéli were bolli fitting andcariiest,
he called upon Mr Higgs, the delegate
froni thc League; io .nddi'ess_ 'the
gathering. Mr lliggs with his clear,
ringing message indicated the path ot' I
duly and called upon each on'e»pr'esént i
to support the movement by tiie`i-iign-
ing ot the pledge,< l’ledge,cur<\s were
then handed round and signed by all
present. The cliairniiiiillieii told of
sonic of his experiences iii Europe,
indicating the sacrifice niiidc by llieli
French in their teniperaiice legislation.
after which hc called-upon the Rev.
W. P. McVlc to speak. M__r Mc\{ic
pointed out six reasons why _all should
sign the pledge. The following- then
took part, Mr Smith, Cliarlottetowii;
Mr P. Jenkins and Mr Layton Mc(‘abe.
A vote ol thanks was. on motion,
given to Mr Higgs, Rev. E. S. Weeks
and Mr Smith for their presence and
lielpi`ul addresses. lt was stated that
cards could be had at ull the churches
in the district Sunday, Miiy 2nd. The
meeting closed with the singing of the
National Anthem.
-_lim
::The fishing season is here. Have
you overlooked your gear yet? Our
stock is coinplete in every respect
There ls _nothing you may require that
we cannot sup ly special attention
given to reparlnpg. See our $1.00 Bam-
boo goods. E. A. FOST R., Central
Drugstore. 1
::John McQulllan and Co., will pay
thc lilgliesl cash price for eggs.
9660-4-2llin6i_
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White Banner, Old island Black, P.
E. I. Hay & Produce Co., 187 Great
George St. . 9707-4-28M6i.
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Fishing .
Tackle   ,
“Z4tli MAY SQON HERE" §
the same
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our phone
Wants.
Bros. '
Patriotic Abstinence League can also _
ABSTINENCE i.EAoue.-on wed-`l
sd in Hazelbrook Churcli,'under the"
all
‘ 'ri-is rAMous Ptavsss present' "1""-~ "Bd as f°U°W'=-F`f°m il”
Dan[el_Froliman's big Jive-reel produc-
, _P l ’ Theatre to-day. 9746
,iewrgiis  __
SUNDAY SERVICES. - Services
next Sunday, May 2, ln Covehead and
Stanhope Presbyterian Churches at 11
and 7 respectively. _ _, __
SPECIAL 8ERV|CE8.-The special
Church Sunday next will be conducted
by Rev._ W. H. Harding, of Tignish.
The congregation feel delighted that
Holman Ltd., Summerslde who had
been spending lils vacation at his
home in Rustico returned to Summer-
side last Mond .- -
item in last Monday's Guardian
._...___
The Utica Daily Press, of tie 13th
inet., -~ contains an account of the
_sistant Superintendent oi the Uti-
ca'Genci-aI,lHospital, N. -Y., “rid lvuss
Elia B. Simiott, one of thc nurses of
the institution. '
The marriage took mace in st. De-
!-€.F_’S Church, Utica, N. Y., on April
12th, the lfev.__Fatlier D. F. Curtain
of’li'cl'atiYig`. The attendants were fil'r_.
Thomas" G. lleid, cousin of the
groom, and Miss Ernmn llunphy, cou-
sin of the bride. ,
After the ceremony _\Ir. and Mrs.
lteid left on an extended wedding
trip. Their friends wish them ii full
measure of unnlloyed happinessz-
"()’cr roses may their footsteps move
Their smiles be ever smiles of love,
Their tears be tears of joy."
The bride is ii daughter of the Mr.
Patrick Sinnott, Morcll. She is a
of this city. who is now proprietor of ihighll' °‘lUmted Y0“"l¥ “`0m“i\"| "nd
the Boston Quick Lunch Room, a large '
pery accomplished in many ways.
Miss Diinphy, referred to, is also ii
native of llorell.
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BARON KATU (`-O\'I*`I-
DENT OF SUCCESS.
'I‘0KlO_ April 27~Baron Kato, the
-Foreign Minister, today told the Pur-
liamentary Association that he was
confident of the successful issue of
Jaiiiin’s negotiations with Chinn, Re-
garding the future, liaron Kato said
the Government would take such inca-
sures. as- would fully satisfy the nn-_
tion. »
Corns Applieliliiirld Seconds
Cured
Sore, blistering feet
from corn-piiiched
' toes can he cured
° by Pntnam's Ex-
  tractor in 24 hours.
"Putnam'a" soothes
iiway that drawing pain. eases instant-
ly, makes the feet feel good at once.
Get a. 25c. hottie of“Putnam's" t0d8Y-
l Declare War Against I
_ -rns- _
Triple Annoyance
DIRT, GERMS AND VERMIN.
I-louse(-leaning is a big task
under any circumstances, but if
‘ modern methods are employed
and proper labour-savers used,
the work may be greatly facllln-
tell.
T0 DISTROY DIRT,- You‘ll
need Borax, Household Amon-
ia. Washing Soda, Ee.
GET ltlD OF GERMS- We
have all of the good gerniicldes
and can icll you how to use
them.
VERMIN 0l\‘ VARIOUS KINDS
-Whlcli infest your premises
should be destroyed now. We
sell all of the effective disinfec-
tnnts, the klud that kills bugs
and insects.
We also sell Moth Destroyera.
” ‘lliihnson & Johnson
. The Quality=Drl§otdr¢-ii
‘ Cor. Prince 8; Kent_Sts. ’
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Just  " E 
Pipes, _-1, 
lllatis A .-
,_,  7
  -gs
(ills
A51: to '_  I
QL Q., Q 9°- x
All ||z»s, nil shapes. all ufyllis curved
gigmgmnllht mms. lure stems short
mms- large howls. nmol bowls.
, lt‘| the priest and _rnqnsoflmihf
ever shown n chin city, hey ga al nicely
gtlplayed in our l_arf¢ glut lhowcue.
au can select the .U M nn wana ln an
instant. and we :inure you my 'Liss
~`»~»J.m'i: i '
_ai:.‘2i.?:it °‘¥° Y““” 
tion; "The- Port of Missing Men." di- J““°° P°m°l'°Y~ 5 W0 l>l`|°0lWl`. BW’
services in..» the Central Chr-istllll Sl"lf\7|l.~ P°°l'\Y-;V°hi»ilBf-ed oell in the
the mortgage on tbe_property will be was accused of torturing children in
burned at the moming service. Mr gough n0g¢0n_ M,,Bs_, and late, when
Harding, who ls an eloquent preacher: chi- bodies of several; ch11dr¢,~,__.w¢,-¢-
will preach an appropriate sermon. fo ' "
and the choir will render special ed
muslc.- The public are cordially in- m,
vited to attend. There will also be to
special music nf. the evening service.
RUs.,.,Co__ Owmg to the ms, ____ ernors of Massachiisetts have been
inoupi org lc__€;_ SSS lll1_Hl-Ki;ig the shores 2?
oniie or ‘ici bi nh.,
men lu this sectioiile (fl Pllied liiilaiilil h"m freed or _M IBM? tc* have his
have been unable to set their gears on terrible conditmn C." me remedied ut
the 26th as usual. Thy are waltliig for Ch“"1"°t°“'"' N°th"‘K has ev" bee"
a good stiff’ sou’ wester to drive the done' whenever “ “l‘“'eme"t “'85
ice away.-Mr. Gas Desroclies of R.T. started to "E" the l’"5°“e"- Sl°"i0H
L_
roairvonu vicaas ~ -~ 1- - A
--IN sowmav-"
_._, . __ ._ .. 
A Boston, despatch of»Aprllr 19.,
window of his cell in (`tate prison
his first game of baseball today
in forty years. The match was play-
ed between prison nines.
On May 8 (next month) this re'-i
markable prisoner will have complet-
ed forty-one years in solitary con-
finement. This is the world's record
of Jesse Pomeroy, confined in a-
Massachusetts State_'s _Prison _nt
Charlestown, Mass. _
When Pomeroy was a boy 0f`_'15 he
und showing they had been tortur-
to death, the lad was accused of
irdcr, found guilty and sentenced
solitary confinement for life,
For many yearsthe difIerent~Goy-
peeled to in an effort on the part
the friends of the prisoneii to have `
'arrested in the newspapers telling. of
crimes that Pomeroy has committed
since. in .prison .and,,a. ,damper was
Put on efiorts to make. his axlstenw
less mlserable._ ,
_\GITA'l‘ION T0 HELP HIM.
After forty yearsol life in a diiliy
prison cell, a movement. ,was,,la8t
May, started to help Pomeroy, Wo-
_ncn’s clubs in various cities-took to
the matter to ace if something ¢0\lld-
n't be done, while nearer home, Dis-
_trict _,Attorney Joseph Pelletier, of
Boston, lectured about New England
advocating that something should be
do'ne`foi`1 'the prisoner. _,
District Attorney Pelletier said in
one lecture nt the Revere 11o`iise,
Boston: "I don‘t advocate turning
Jesse-,Pimeroy loose, but he should
-not be-' eptin solitary confinement.
No man should he kept in solitary
confinement. Yes, he did commit
criiize, but there are other crimes
among us that,nre being committed
and some of ‘these nrc just as bad, I
think' Pomeroy hns been used cruelly,
and I am-doiiii; all' I can to help
him." _\ll_ ciiorts, liowcvcr, were
fruitless.
MOTHER STILL Ll\'i<IS
l’oine_roy‘s aged mother, Mrs. liutli
Pomeroy, of 47 Pearl l~lti'eet, .\oi'th
.... _ years
free her All those
had no thought.
to seein person. every
has been alec ’
,since her boy w _
has never missed
Meth
low her
Mrs. Pomeroy is the
ing the -poor wreteh
in his solitary cell. om!
end to the other. He is allowed Q _
minutes of exercise outside' his oo .
with a guard each day, but he seal'
human bv-
a. convict lean
u\r'|
keeper. .
. _ , ,
“We have just received a new lot of '
'l'liermQB Goode. including Lunch
Kits, Bottles; Cups, Refills, Handles _
Corks, etii. See window. E. A.
l<‘()STEl`f _ 9709-4-29M8i.
"\'ew Goods' include Sargol, Straw
llat Polislics, Bisuriited Magnolia,
lilaniond and Maypole Soap Dyes,
Mnili llnlls, ell-_ E. A. FOSTER.
9709-4-29M3l.
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‘N9 'Oral' Gentle lfieet
W*
iThe.Two Macs 1
ay Mr. and Mis. I _ sv
Frank Dolron, St. Mary's were visit- i .
ing in Rustico last Sunday. -The ` r _ ` n 1
re ' ' '
Mrs. Thomas Doyle returned "i’ro`ni - - ` `
Ottawa i .fi
sl ould have been Mr. Tho- | , '
mas Doyle, etc.-~’l‘. , __ _ le,
_Rlllll-_BI.\'.\'(iT,'l‘_NlTl'TIALS_ , l - ` ` ' ' ` I
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lunderastove. " '
,iz
This is a good smooth well made -
close, woven weighty cotton,a dandy
offered at this price in 10 yard  
lots only. 10 yards for __ .. 0
A Wonderful
Corset Value
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We’d like you to compare this l
one with any other offered in the
city at $1.25 to $1.50. We bought
it under the market and'we’-re sell-
ing it under the market. _
Well made of_iine-white coutil
medium bust- long skirt, 4 hose
| 2`l.‘i¥."1.5.“?”_S_.a_i~T‘”`_".t..'§’_‘T"i $1-00
»
marriage of Mr. Frank l’_ lteid, As- ‘ °
_Clearing out an lnteresting lot oi
Boys' Spring Uvercoats at a f
Discount of 25 per cent
'Here is a really nice little lot of Boy’s Overcoats in spring weight,
greys- fawns and browns, good quality tweed nicely made, desirable gar-
ments. They are broken lots, not all sizes in any one line, so to clear our
shelves we offered them at 25 PER CE NT DISCOUNT. CASH.
$3.50 Overcoat for _ _ . _
_ _--$2.455 $4.50 Overcoat for _ . _ _ _ _ _$3.37
$4.00 Ovcrcoat for _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$3-00 _ _ _ _$5.00 Overcoat. for _ _ _ _ _ .$3.75
$6.50 Overcoat; for _  _ _ _ _$1.87 __ _,,,,;_,m,&H Qi#
Men’s Tweed Men’s Fancy
Trousers   Shirts 59c
Worth to 2.25 ° Worth to 1.25
Tweed Trousers ,in dark brown A lot of nice fancy shirts some soft
and greys,good weight,well made negliges, others with stid cuii and 
good fitters, worth to $2.25 _ _ _ _  band worth to ,$1.25 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . ¢
Special Week-End Ba g 'ns in Men’s
New Spring Suiltls at 
We urge all men who are interested in good clothes to see this _special
_ for the week end? It includes a choice lot of single and double breasted suits
in brown, greys and fancy worsteds, all new this spring, every suit guaran-
_ teed to give satisfaction. This special week end range includes handsome
suits worth to $18.50 each. We really believe there is not another $15.00 val-
ue in the city to beat this. Will you compare?
A Great Lot of Remnants and Odd  yd-
Lots of Floor Oilcloth
._ _ -This is an interesting lot of short lengths some of them big enough for
ii small hall-1-others big 'enough for ai small. room-some big; enough to go _
_ There are many patterns, and several qualities, but we want the room
they 0ccupy,».so' while they are worth from 25-to 35 cents pei' square l3c
yai'd~ we offer foi'-'.FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, your choice at pei' yard. _
A 3 Arm _Nickel Towel- Rack Free
to any Purchaser of Towels or
Towellings to Amount to 5Oc
Any cash purchase of towels of any kind, or towellings of any kind,
here Friday oi' Saturday, to the amount of fifty cents will bc presented with a
useful well made, 8 arm nickle plated towel i-ack, reaily to attach to the
Wall or to wash stand. Get one today. FREE.
BUY A SPLENDID WHITE COT ALI. PURE LINEN DAMASK
TON WORTH 12 to 150 T0-  00%PER YARD FOR.';_ __  ._  
DAY 10 YARDS FOR _ _ _ _ ~ ` ` '
SPECIAL WOR'l ll 2i»l_25_
Tulip and stripe design, line close
even weave, 70 inches wi_de_, durable,
handsome and tasteful_Tliis is a fabric
that regularly sells for $1.25
Week-end price _ _ ._ ._ _ 
Here’s a
Notable Waist
I Will vou
_-$3.50-
waist anywhere else in the city, .
then coinc in and compare ttiis
$3.50 one of ours. It is made o _ a
lovely “Satin Leura” Long set_ in _ _
sleeves, pointed cuff, convertible
collar yoke front, plain -back,
Navy, Copen,Sand, Brown
landblack.__.\-_,_  
-i
see the best 254:00
"' ‘,;\~-‘_-;`~ \ ,,-.¢" , 4'.  ` Q" .fa I", ||",,`g~gLi|i3»;,,,|` im i_:th._._. .-.imatillihéhm ~ .11 » u.s\~a.?ti.\ *- i.<.l~'i.`§i
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no one else, and can not talk to iill_ .