calls
th
~ or
s
the neaiest
ever lU.W¢
Auf.l1_° liitii Drriysis__in men’s
 _  __ _ _  -New§tiyles‘
:°'°*° if he _=<¢ni_.1iaen vei-
‘"' °° »-Kunlltlal Ind 'tan
withih.h " ‘- _
»1.....°.f..:".:..i:f"P~.'”°“““"
enioy
‘.-~ ,-' sqsysu-'v ~~. '
snvrrsr ` onuno's~.l6s"»s`undev
The R`ev.'Z. L. Fssh will"pr'esah at
00th services. There wilifbe bapti'lm‘
'l‘llltN
0 _-..¢ From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)
\1 Paorr.a's 'rnnxram -send the Pohlon oouwr -is the Obs:
little ones to the matinee st the Peo- lottetown Police Court this morning
p1e's 'ineatre me utnseen tue will he Pf°N\»1ti9= me ewan naaiei
enioy themselves, and the ndmfss 0 Brien ior Std odenee resulted in 0
is sinsli children 10 and sdiilts me months imprisonment
at the evening service. ` stone's Memorial service was held
' _ -- 'Tuesday evening last Rev. B. H. Bs!-
FOR SALE.-Mr. John _)lobles. derston, B. A., presiding and odered
_Wheatley _ River oilers ` for sale his prayer. Miss McKinnon and Miss
farm oi B5 acres situated in Bungay; Clara Balderston presided at the or-
Lot. 28. This inrrn is in s good state gan. The services oi responsive read-
of cultivation with dweiiing- no.._se and ings was in charge ol Mr. J. Howard
two barns! There is a line orchard ~Balderston, Bupt of the Bunda!
C511 .lid Pick Clit' your-
“Ylt today.; _Prices rang f
bhfk It $3-25 to $5.00 _aiidrfxi
“$4-oo~io.....;..‘~..... $6.00
_ ALLEY EQCO
‘-1'."
- __College,gi|1s. getbgsg
satisfaction if they get
` ihe_ir_pl_1otos taken here,
» , _
abouts and Buggies. 4-18 M 6i.
   sold at 19 to Z0 per doz, and fresh gltilsolg ¥l>)\;l;gdl:>)!"xi;)iil;‘i;r :£0 h;i_ldip‘i:v
_ . _ . _ _ _ _ herring at 20 cents a dozen. There submrum D This i t Ili?
` ` ' -' wa p ti ll thi d 1 l f d `° - 5 “W 590°" Y
Ont tent per ward first insertion in this column. half csni per word su amz" cg yall” 1:5 fi? “ °: of au department; of Chu,-ch sup.
 Cul. must accompany ordir, Minimum claude unghahzagn ° “W ° P C 9 we G port. some give generously. many
renal-E` ucip
EXPERIENCED -1- » Mlm wnnrrnn.
_Apply 174 ?K_ent-st. _ .4-isnt!
GIRL`  FOR GENERAL
lwk
Street.  ' ' `4.‘17'M _
WAN'1’F=D A1'-li.iLooN.w00D ons:
lniindri maid, 2 women cooks. Ap-
_QY to Dr. Goodwill. ' 4-Bllltl
wazrrmn-A omnfro wonir on
*the range. Apply Q--een neeei. »
tions with Canadian Government
WANTED AT _ONCE FOR COUNTRY
store, llrst 'class milliner, also an
.experienced _ saleglady. ~i-18M6i.
 .-»ileps.~-~`-~U88.» N.~~Y.»-  V
._ _I ' .1 _ d
4-isiaslpf
resolved to hold a Fair next year
s
Railway Mail Clerks' etc, $75.00 s°m° changes wc" pr°p°s°d ‘wth to pull out and are so arranged that all
month. Write immediately for. free the Prize Lists and to the “E915” the teeth are cleaned, not n.orely the
particulars, _telllnghow to get ap-
pointment. Franklin Institute,
tions governing the Fair, which will
_ __wy__<l§cigLed' _t_o_ask, each member of
the Committee to canvas for exhflbits
FOR SAI-E. A.UAM'S_- GABOLENE
_ersolil _262 lllupton Bt_.__ _4-12M1_.2ipd
ROSE COMB RHOVDEOLSLANDA RED
eggs for sale, 50 .cents a setting.
Charles Stewart, Kingsboro, Lo
_ fcommlslon basis, either alone or
Y . 6.
lottetown, P. E.-I. 4-15ME6i
FOR SALE-HITOHEN RANGE IN _ ,
good condition. .Will.be sold. very
cheap._ Apply at this odlce.
4-17M8i.
as
a side line, withsalary and ex-
expensss if preferred, later. Extra
good ‘opportunity for right man. _ ___
t » .. .
` 61 _ , _ _ 4_1m“. Appl Box- M ' Box 11 Char-
wANTED_ TRAVELIJNG SALES-L in his own district both for the Seed “nn Drug Cp., Corner Great George
man to handle ~ a line of gasoline Grain Competitions. The members
wglno 35 |,_ p_ Avi,” ¢9 Gm Vic* engines and farm implements on a
Fair and for the Fields of Standing
are quite enthusiastic over the Fair,
and the one to be held in 1914 will
be a great improvement over that
held this year.
SUCCESSFUL MEE'I‘ING.- That
- the ladies and gentlemen of Spring
.Valley are greatly interested in ' the
SALESMEN WANTED-NO' EXPERI
ron same, omii' - onnmnnnrmn
‘Moody Manure Spreader. _ Will d
almost any truck. 'Can he seen at 18
_ ______. _ . 4-17 Miipd. _
FOR SALE-A SECOND HAND TWO '
cylinder Palmer engine, ‘lil h. p..
Wegt St
P 1 P
t paying 31,000 to $5,000
Yonge St., Kent Bldg., _Toronto
complete. Will be sold chesp. Ap- 1
_ ply tn W. Grant *Zoo* ‘_ *_11M1w. 
FOX FOR SALE, ONE PATCH  _
female, one dark; red_‘male. Apply to
I D.smi¢n,z_s Pownal se., cnariette- _
t°w=1- ‘ \ = » 4-14M1ipd- lwounn man 'ro Haan mom
ence required. Earn while learn
ing,' Write today for ligtlattendance at the meeting conducted
of Damon! now O eziplace by Missy James and Mrs. Dun-
year. Address Dept. 670, National
Sa_lesmen's Training Assoclation,15_6
, Ont. - '4'-7 M541.
_ Women's Institute Movement in this
- province was evidenced in the large
lon Wednesda afternoon at that
brack. At the close oi Mrs. Dun-
hrack's address discussion as to the
, advisability of _ forming an Institute
in Spring Valley took place, i'n which
several gentlemen, among whom may
be mentioned the names of Messrs.
Duggan, Bernard and Lockhart took
part. It was decided to consider the
EOR" _SALE-GASOLINE _ BOAT 81
_-it. keel, 7 _h. p. engine (Fa_ii-bank
Morris), suitable. 'lor' -dshing or `
pleasure. Also 12 mackerel nets.
Collin & Oo., St. Peters. 2-l$ES81pd
irbxns iron _shrill-oi-'a. nal)
male fox with its litter uf
pups. Write immediai.oly_
oder to` P. O.`, Box .2B7.
50 x
at oiiiee
where
eaey.‘ I-h-7
Supplement $25 00 Female preierr
,PIGS,WAN'l‘liiD.
and price A McLean 8:
and 100 white sow
about weeks old.`R. E
k Co
 _ Notice
,@-
- matter at an early date and organ?/c
parties who wbuld care to. place
\MAL.L. . 
orders for tame foxes, mink, mar- _ " -.' |
tene etc. lol breeding. Terms and °°°ki“g Wg' at B 1°w t°'mP°'““'° PRICES'   '
Dn¢,q_"”°nab|’_ mea” “ate d°_ in order to make them most digea- V t ,,i3»:~.
gnu,” ,hat you ,mm Bm, yur tible. A vote of thanks was given the There is only one place to » W 'L_ JJ _
_“non Bamulm' 0n“,_m_ _ lady speakers and the meeting closed bug watches while cur stock _ '_ ` gs
» ` a-io mms1iipa_ _ ‘ ' _ ' ~
 help in the bettering oi home condl- O ` ` _  _ , _ _,_ .,,,._,,.,,,€,_:_.__,,,G I /.
tions and the improvement of com- I\\ `_\_ <1. ,f `
am
.ifom
‘Miss James' demonstration on egg
dishes was listened to with interest.
She brought out the importance of
all _present vouchlng for thenacd oi
an nstitilte in the rural section: to
v h.
dressed the members of the Division
any other hair preparation ws have
-and $1.00 bottles. E. A. Foster,
Sole Agent, Central Drugstore.
- - 4-l4Mtf.
°-- as
and streemo! water crossing ,iarm. School. The attendance and results
lior particulars see ai in another were encouraging eleven dollars in-
coluinn of this issue. ' _cluding a cheque for five dollars ani
--- a single dollar hill was realized. The
‘ PLYMOUTH BOOKS.-Attention is general missionary society of the
dlreetedto the ad of L. H. D. Fos- Methodist Church iound itself at the
ter,~Ms.rshiield, which appears lnan- end of last year twenty thousand
other column oi this issue. Foster's_ dollars to the had and are unable to
Plymouth Rocks have ior. several send a single additional missionary
years been winners at the largest to China or Japan. Yet a contribu-
Eastern Canada shows, taking thir- tion of five cents per week from every;
  teen primes at Amherst in 1912, and member would place a million dollars
Hom, &T02_Fha??1“ “sI3::3Nd"' A- several iirst prizes at the Oharlotte- in their hands.
c,”-105,15 cunlge. from tha D° it"° town show oi 1918. These birds have ___
Camas, oo Tmonto °m “i°“ been carefully mated to produce the OORNWALL-The Livingstone Mem-
¢h¢ ""'mt`°f“ in "nl ' .:§§“m;%,“¢ best exhibition and utility stock. Mr. (vial Service was held on Thursday.
and “Hman un mn Q” “run °" Foster’s motto is Satisfaction to all 0V'~‘Di¥\8. April 3r‘d. A program oi re-
- ' 55° 5' ““‘ ¢ng¢om¢rg_ sponsive readings was conducted by
_  _ __ .__ Mr. James Howard, Superintendent
Pffmpl Service, good l THE MARKETS.-’I‘he Charlotte- 01 the Sunday School while appropri-
Work, low pricey, ‘ ‘ Ask to see the new shirtwaiat town markets were very poorly at- hte IniBHi°“H1”¥ himni WGN BWUD DY
'belts at/Stanley Bros. No pins oi any tended yesterday. Although it wa; the choir, Mrs. Will Howard presid-
kind to tear the w is th n at th or an Th Memorial ad-
 B it V e shirt- such. a rice day the roads in the 5 K 0 2 ~ 0
I _A . O waist cannot possibly pull out above country are sul) very had and come. dress was delivered by the Pastor
' ' ‘ the top ofthe skirt. Stanley Bros. quently prices were very muh th, Rev. George 01-man and the attend-
` 4-l6M8i. gg e M k ance and financial results were en
...___ __  ___ _______ " m = on the previous mar et day, '
_  _ _Q Bug ~ d om couraging about twelve dollars was
-_._v_F____._ -» -__-_-__.,_._;- .1 _,H ,.,_Z_________ or was very scarce an s
[ .~ ~ ..  _ » . f Y ' ' f -» - - f;.:?"'7»-' f' f J'-_-~ quickly _at 39, cent, per ,mmm ,ng realized, but five oi that was given
’sparii1gly, others grudingly. If every
|-|r~-iiw T-1-;-;-,-_fi i- €-i-i-'-;-;-i-f:-E;-;- .1-_-;-iifj-;-;-_-;-:__ snpfn FAIR.-on wednesday alter m°m\‘°f 0' 91° M°ih°°i°i= C\1“\“=\\ il*
WW”_"` 'Tl A "W"` " '" " "`- """'"'""“'_ noon Professor 'Phoodorg R039, Sec- €g“°§3 §;v°‘°nl§n si cents Pill' :Wk
_UEN WA-NTED__¢ro LEARN AUT0_ rotary for Agriculture attended a ° 0" 0 "0" W°“ ‘W9
mobue driving and repmdnb meeting 0( the Committee 01 manBge_ over a. million dollars to work with.
Ohauqgnn “ogg” 3 ugh mlm., ment of the Southern Seed Fair at
_ Portland' Auto Cow 204 _xennebeé Murray Ewen The Secretary of the ::Miss M. E. Lindsay, demonstrator
_g_¢,___p°§E,¢;_m_ 4_7M25,pi_ Fan, Mr. Robert wuiteway, subunit- yi:ate;_r::éd:;i1 R.;
l=°\\I°WQ1°k-’App1v *H5 Upper Prince wAN'ri-in-A oAm us- °“ his "“'1“°i“1 °*°*°'°°“t- W‘“°'°
V derstands the cultivation of flowers °h°w°d " “man b°1°n°° on hand' It Easirieaiattdycifnfhd :vga vyialili thepggiziie
_ and Vegetables im. Daw,” Grand was unanimously decided that the I
T,-“cad” Apply to D 0 -Li “adam Fair had been a success, notwith- ortltwr °“§I °lD€l`l;ni1=& Ln |310 4u§;M4i';l
. Charlottetown, or Thos. Horgnn nt “andmg uw ““f°"°1`°'b1° W°‘“'h°"~ pa cms' core c eo ' '
._!}l_“X§y‘____Gr°“fl__L‘°°3Li°' 4'UM1Wk~ aid ggxnagtfg mad w°u`&dar9:;2f'xB§“ ::'I’he strongest, safest and most
WANTED-YOUNG Man om Posi- “ “' `”““ “ “‘ _ Y satisfactory 'renin Breen is cue nex-
_ _ _u _ . .
be submitted at a ‘“t“'° m°°»"“‘g' It 'handle is transparent. It is a sale,
- For thcse who prefer
i Cars are the thing.
TH lttile
M doors open at
ttleoneseiouc
BEUPENB.-The Mt. Herbert.
_m°“ll\8 the suhieet oi the l.¢i‘i“‘<lU It B¢ll_00l. which his been closed lor. `_
~the 'Baptist Church will be \ The two weeks on account of the preval-
_llords Supper. In ths,_svenin;¢ ~ the euee oi measles in the district will
subieet will be Seeking and Calling. reopen on Monday April 21st. '
Noirra wii.'rsi-1'mm.- Living-
all Tooth Brush. The bristles won t
ones at the front oi the mouth. 'l`he
sanitary, and splendidly finished
brush. Yours for 25c. The MacKin-
and Kent Stl. _ MU-
if-
"1".\
_1
Want Watch?
. Remember our big closing
ut sale continues, until every
watch is sold. We’ve sold
1 nearly
200 Watches
since beginning this sale, and
we still have nearly ON E
HUNDRED RELI A BLE
GUARANTEED WATCH-
ES, which we are offering
at practically WHOLESALE
O
lasts
 
_ .__._,__._~.1-_.___
'The popular All-Canad-
ianiRouie to Western Can-
ada. »
_ Our first class cars with
Standard Sleepers will sat-
isfy the most fastidious.
Home-like'-ness and comfort
at aclieaper cost our new
and Commodions Tourist
llomeseekefs Excursions _
llllil
Ask to
86
T e
$6 oo
Ask to
ee
The
_ $6.00
_ Rain-
--
Rain.
» CO¢lf8 COaf8
Admirll
cluding
Hanks
inthe
2.01 ,
the Christmas of the
B1‘°°<|°l‘. 1910. says ‘ I! s man
to walk up and down the
length and breadth oi
shouting through s mighty megs.
phone, that Admiral Dewey 1.00
that winged son of Bingen l.06i out
of Nancy Hanks 2.04 was one of the
fastest of the very fast trotters
which the world has seen, he need
Have You
Bought 
Your H at. ?
If you have not We would be
very pleased to 'show you. the
very newest imported shapes
and copies of French and Lon-
don hats. V
The’re right up to the moment
too and have commanded the
attention oi all who have seen
them. '
Trimmed Hats 2.50 to 3.50 etc.
Sianlev Bro
1 The niwavs b_usY Siore.
P- . l 1 L
S
play a special return engagement at 'P0DU18l‘ Drlrce.
the Opera, April 21, 22, and 23rd.i
|'l‘bis company appeared here only a`
short time ago, and certainly pleased
their audiences with the clever offer-
ings at that time. Young Dan Malloy
and Dainty little Hazel Corinne will
appear with the company in the lead-
ing roles and ure both very capable
-of taking the parts given by` the
management. During this brief en-
gagement here the company will pro-
PMY- »
their return here as you know
milar to many of all readers.
’  duce “Polly Oi The Circus,"
_ _,__ \""I‘he Blue Mouse" two oi New York's
The theatre gocrs oi Charlottetown §’°°t°°t 5“°C°“°5. |°\‘ Whltll Slit
'win no an-sbt. be greatly pleased te_°°°°°fY H-mi °U°°t° are curled to
.learn that Manager Orabhe has se-,UW Pl’0¢i'1¢ti0l1S`¢0mPl0f-6 in 8V°l`Y
'cured l'erry's Peerless Players, to tail. and U19 fifit time BUYWIIBFG
New and novel vaudeville spe
ties are introduced between the a
by diilcrent members of the c
Don't miss seeing the favorites
th
put' on only tlrst class plays.
Only recently Poly of the Cir
was" run as a serial storyin the col-
umns _ofthe News and the storylfs
and
cial
give
de-
at
cial-
cts
Om-
on
GY
CUB
ia-
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TEACIIEKWANTED munity nie. Ac the invitation of tue G F H t   f _ _~;_:f.*»`r'\., °‘
` ' ' Worth Pntrlarc Mrs. Dunbrack ad- s s u c  " -sf" '~'4"'“_ -*' _ __
sme¢\_-+-- --
-WANTED  BiilGON'If' v ‘GLASS of the Sons of Temperance. » _. _
tes`nher_’for Alma* School No. \132. --- ]°weuer_ Opucmn
' OUR “LACE CURTAINS" are here ‘-- ran 'n in rl f
_galow_ et, _urt ri c m, etc,wi _peace you,
_not fear honest competition. _ 1 ~_-
4-I1 si s _
_ _ Csrameis O
, Kisses
Pesnu_i7 Crisp
‘ Doushuuil
O a sdle every Wednesday.
Return tiglreis E at itllowlgate.
Good _ onrmon #_-_ iret
cls_ss`S5rets in i,his'conn¢'¢.
lion are issued to Montreal.
 'puaumimeeauiiysa _ __
 ‘ _      l 
ere.icr.sc.r=:‘i“at:ie.'ar.l 0
fi geeervstloos madesi ins C4-.P.`R_ _
P always at Sunnyside.
lice __
_ ’ an
_ _ Cakes
_‘f*‘{¢ mail# With ilesi  only and
day. In-eeh geeds are surely what you
__ 1..-
` l_».w ‘ _
  ‘»_,__  'i»83tliflipif
.. *r*-,Q 1 »..'=>f_=";-._,`f_~‘-;.`.   ;=g»_,_,3___   _
_ir _r __ _ ‘.~:..»;»=
Decorate Your?Home Wit
The Patterns are Very Choicea
¢d`_ .Apply 'to G.. Johnst_o_n__Bec'y., _ ::Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair _   
_ _ _ _ _  _ ` '4-is Mai. Remedy has given better results than
h
nd
‘ REMEMBER, we are always pleased to show our goods and do
 1 L. 1/1. =REDDfIN t '
'rua sroaa 'rHA'r siiv-as you nonav ¢°11t1'=¢t°f
_ Pure Island Chocolate M wang,
fear no argument When at Lexing-
ton, Ky., a few years ago, denied
the privilege oi preparation, reiyin
upon speed unsurpassed and a wil
indomitable he trotted to his record
2.04! (middle half in one minute and
half second) he proved his right toa.
nichv in the Equine Hall of Fame."
Not necessary to spread much ink in
the Conimodore's behalf. He ls a
trotter, has proved his potency and
has passed the_ experimental stage,
his colts are all large, sound, stylish
and very* fast. He has 6 in the list
-two below 2.20, home training and
half mile track.
The coming season he will leave
John 0’Brien's, Bonshaw, May Sth,
and go through Tryon, Kensington,
Margate, Clifton, Stanley Bridge,
So. Rustico, Oyster Bed Bridge, to
Charlottetown via Milton. Will. beat
r Bt.,
n
Frank Hughes' stahle,.G
Friday, May 9th, over
urday. May 10th, will go
and remain till Monday, noon,
to Charlottetown, remaining over
night. Wednesday will. go to Bon-
shaw, remaining till Monday, 19th.
He will continue this route fortnight-
ly, health and weather permitting.
For terms apply to
JOHN 0'l3RIlllN,
- (in charge.)
Charlottetown, April 10th, 1913.
4-i2BMEtf.
i f .Q
Certificate Of Enrolment Act
Depirimeni Of Agriculiurc
Pure Bred Stallion No 23
Prince Craigmore
flydesdale Stallion O
will make the sess-
o"l9I3 as followu-
Leaving owner'l
stable luesd sg May
_ e'i\ io Fran Mc-_
cwen's barn Cam-
pbellton, J s m e s
. imson Cavendish
|»ve_r night- Wed-
nesnay May 'ith to
Junior Elm so 's Ho e iiiver. noon.
John Parsoiaih- “Mill \rs'e. over-might.
thence home. Tuesday May isth. to nb-
ert Todd. Brsflmbsne, noon, usninl Niclr
alson. Hsrtsvills. over night. lb ednesdnv
May ilth, Alex Maiilnnon Fredericton.
noon. thence home. _ ‘
Prince Crslgmors will _be found at ’l:mm0i
ovary evening and morning until to clock
except days mrntlored above. '\`he above
route will he made iorsuightly duringf
the season oi uili. _
Mares bred at owner's risk. -
A. H. UHAPPELLE `
Owner in Charge
Aprl\i's\|ZE|i. '
nm sins 
The subscriber oEers for sale hiif'
farm of 65 acres situated in Bungay,
Lot 28. Fannin good state of cu tivad
tion, 5 acres under soft wood, 2 baron
and dvve ling house, stream of watef,
crossing farm and iino orchard 20 acres
.under crop. For further particulars.
apply t° » ;'
~ JOHN MOBBS. ~
D, _ . ,
Hunter River
4-lilmeflipd. »
 -
'259 Greai George Sircei
Charlottetown P. E-. I.
 Saw- handled, "rim, is hardly B any in - _ _ _ V ~ - - -_ Sl S P -Ce 1'°m 40C W'
' ’ ~ _ ~ \ _ » "" to Six Dollars. ,
‘Wi\N1`ED 1 ~ -”T.’°€' “L” i`1“‘.°."‘§.“’ ‘¥,°°“‘Tf ‘Z2 “T CANANAN _ _ _ _ 1 rum zoz ~
_ R 1; ui; dgnzhe samzsfofepouc 551; __ ` P ACI Fl G _ W1? BEé.lEa\i7E seiectionpif Curtain Lnce,Madras Mnslin, Bun
I
Electrician and
‘ Electric
Wheatley River, or .
M McLEOD "