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time.
_Every so seconds' for 5
minutes it sings, unless the
silent switch is turned. fits
the neatest litie elock you
ever saw. ,Price $2.25.
W. W. WELLNER
Jeweler.
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W<..f.¢;.*¢ .
But toned `
Boots--I
All the latest lasts, smartest styles,
comfortable, smart, chic and stylish. I'
Every size $4.co to  . . .
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_ Collegians
Studeutsof the C.B.C. s,D,C_ U_C,C
and I-‘.W.C, are each and all invited to
call and see cur samples ct fine photo-
grapby, _
Cook Studio
Here is a Snap
8 _day American Black
Wood Clocks at $4,oo each.
They strike every half hour
on Cathedral gongs. Are good
timekeepers. I Every 'one
guaranteed. Well worth $5.00
our price $4.00.
C. W. Patterson
`\'\'\ST
F - R - E - E
Coma ix our office and have your
testh ex inyd free o cha . 0nly
takes a few snintues and we Wmifteli yep
exactly what yo nee nd i wont cci
you one penny. ah ni c tselh d
aritsethem to lit exarklg, We fi 
amen perfection in Crqwn 5 _ Biwe
work Extracting and filling without p ,
price moderate. _
DR. R0lllllS
Rgilsaen Btr{,iLt_,’J:e'§:_Jdo0r Beer di Golf
l Specialties Are l
 i Photographs
For College Groups
1 -.Mise=.D.=» Rudge. -
171 Great' George Street
Charlottetown
Manufacturer of all kinds ot’ fine l-air
goods. Special atteiitinn given to miii
orders.
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SPECIAL ENGAGl MENT
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Opera House
3 - N I G ll 'l' S - 3
coMMENc1No
Monday. April 2|
Perry’s Peerless
Players
---WITH-»
Dan Malloy and %azel~ Corinne
in the latest of New ork successes,
with all special scenery and ef-
iects.
“ihe Blue Mouse”
_“Polly ol the tlircus”
“Just Plain Molly” »
Each Attraction a,Monster Pro-
duction Complete in Every Detail.
4 siov.-m'n1:viLLsAci~s 4
All. FUN N0 WAITS
Prices 251:, 35:: and 5oc.Reservid
sale Monday moming Io a.m
°’ yn:mb coal it this season
MYou'w`;n% tnmnwor your money
wfu unison- pn... atm ii 1 _ss
ordasncvzsnd we willsss ltlede
1\ve°4~r_1s'si>¢'y-, _ -
sll`lm\|r|~;ss|.|._. e _ co.
~~- Bayer Studio
L__,:_r¢:eph0ne ig.-5_-_*I
Ilysnansia From
Stomach lcilily
is immediately relieved by Bisuratod
flagnesls, a simple. sate, palatable,
nexpenslve remedy for indignation
heartburn, sour stomach. belch ng and
all stomach disorders due to acidity:
Bls rated Megnssin neutreiiass excess
acig t mach all 0
teaesgoitiil in w2l:¥a.f(lisi?g:l1lng."Rellle‘l
ls lmmo lets . Sold by all druggiets.
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General Commission
llsrehanie
:Sydss0y» N. S.
Consignments offarm produce
lolicited '
Farmers having hi-at-class dairy
butter for sale should write u
stating prices.
-sdattrsompd.
 
"The Ladies' Home Journal and
Woman's Home Companion for May
are both beautiful numbers. Price
only 15c. per copy, by mail 20c.
Now on sale at Carter's Bookstore.
4-23M2i .
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AilCTl0N SALE
ot
Morell Cheese Factory
To be so.d by public auction at
Moreil on Tuesday, May 6th at
I o’clock p. m. _
r. Building of Moreil Cheese
factory.
2. -'I he boi'er,engine, vati,cheese
press, churn &c, complete.
3- The lot of land on which-the
budding is situated.
4. A lot of sundry articles.
Terms ro p. c at sale, balance
on delivery of trans er of titles.
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IT PAYS to buy in this Provtass.
uxcai.i.itN'r P1~xo'ms1-In the
show case ol lr. J. A. S. Bly".
Photographer, ls an excellent photo-
l:l'BDli ol Bt. Duult.en's College 1001*.-
ball team. A photo of the Columbian
Society. of the college ie also shown.
-1..
'PHE MARKETS.-Although yes-
terday was iiuch a bee.utlful,day the
markets was very poorly attended
and prices were very mueb the same
es lest market day. Eggs sold at
(rom 17 to 20 cents, oats white at
38 to 40c., and black at 40 to 42.
Butter sold from 80 to 82 and was
very scarce,
A RESOLUTION.-Resolved: That
we, the oltlcers and members of the
Milton Branch of the Farmers' and
Dalrymnn‘s Association, are heartily
ln accord with the present law pro-
hibiting the running of automobiles,
rind would respectfully ask the Legis-
lature not to repeal the same. Car-
ried unanimously. George Bolt, Sec-
rotary.
LATEST DEVELOPMENT.-Att.en-
tion is called to Mr. G. F. Hutches-
on’s optical ad. ln this issue. That
Mr. Hutcheson has been able to de-
velop his optlcal practice to such an
extent that he is able to devote his
entire time to this business, speaks
well lor the quality ot the service he
gives. The Guardian bespeaks lor
him an increasing measure of patron-
age in his chosen avccation.
THE AUTOMOBILE:-At a large
and well representative meeting held
lu the Kingston Hall Saturday, the
19th lust., Mr. Daniel Fraser occu-
pied the chair and Mr. Reuben Bar-
rett acted as secretary, at which the
Automobile Act was discussed. It.
was moved by Mr. T. P. Cnss, sec-
onded by Bertram Younker, ‘that this
meeting place itself on record as be-
ing against the running of autos in
this Province and the electors ot this
section would respectfully urge upon
the Government to keep the autos
where they are, clear of the public
highways. On motion being put by
the chairman there was only one die-
senting voice.-Com.
(From Yestcrdny's Evening Guardian)
POLICE COURT.-There were no
cases before the Charlottetown Police
Court this morning,
MARSHFIE-LD.-Rev. A. B. Mc-
Leod will preach in the Presbyterian
Church, Marshfield, on Sunday next,
April 27th, at 11 a.m.
BRADALBANE.-As formerly nn-
,nouuced from the pulpit, Mr. C. A.
Hatfield will preach in Brndalbaue
next Lord's Day at 11 a.m. and 7
c'c1ock p.m.
WEDDING BELLS.-The home of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Btordy, Try-
on, was the scene of a most happy
event on Wednesday, April 2nd, at
eight o'cloclt, when their daughter
Currie Jane was united in the holy
bonds oi matrimony to Mr. Austin
R. Toombs of the same place. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. G.
M. Young in the presence of a large
company of invited guests. The brid-
sl chorus from Lohengrin was beau-
tliuily rendered by Miss Gertrude
Thompson oi Crspaud, as the bride
entered the parlor leaning on the arm
of her father, who gave her away.
She was attirsd in a handsome dress
oi cream sllk with trimmings of lace
and roses and wore the traditional
bridal veil caught up with lilies of
the valley. She was attended by Miss
Campsle Clark of Cavendish, and Mr.
'Lloyd Stordy, brother ol the bride,
-ably supported the groom. Alter the
ceremony the bridal party repaired
to the dining room where they par-
took of a sumptous repost, serves in
the hostess' best style. During the
early part of the evening a great
crowd sereuaded through the house
making things lively for a time,
which after being treated and having
conveyed their best wishes to bride
and groo`m, quietly withdrew to their
homes. The rest of the evening wus
spent in music, games and social con-
versation. The large display of ele-
gant snd costly wedding gifts testi-
iled to the universal popularity or the
contracting parties. Among them was
an elegant rattan chair from the
Sunday School and Mission Circle.
At; a late hour the happy couple
_drove to their home amid showers ot
rice and congratulations.
::Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy has given better results than
any other hair preparation we have
ever handled. There is hardly s day
passes that somebody doesn't tell us
what a benedt it has been to them.
It will do the some for you. 501:.
and $1.00 bottles. E. A. Foster,
Sole Agent, Central Drugstore.
4-14Mtf.
::Mlss Lindsay representin‘8 “W
Home Pattern Co of New York will
he at our store all day today and
will be pleased to meet all custom-
ers who use dress PM-Y-Brill. 05°-
Moore & Mcilieod. *Hull-
'lhe Peopbb Theatre'
. .-_~.~.-.~.~_-_~.-.~¢.~_~.~c_>f:.-_-_-_c _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-,-_-;_-ee;
(Fi-om Yedtei-day's Evening tluardlsn)
BCI-IDOL, EXAMINATIONB. -' The
standl.u8 fo! the Pupils in Hleillerdale
School for the month or marsh 1|' ng
follows: Grade V11-1, Isabell; nan,-
ln; 2, Annie MacKinnon. Grade VI--
1. John Martin: Z, Myra Vanlder-
stlne; 8, ilsleolm MacPhee. Grads
V-1, Catherine F. MsoPhee; 8, Al-
edaudra Martin and Florence Mao-
Pherson: 8, Mamie Ms'oPhee. Grade
IV-1, Charles MscPhee; 2, Norma
MscPhee: 8, Florence MacPhee.
Grade III-1, Jeanette MacPherson;
2, Ralph Vanlderstlna; B, Fulton
MacPhee. Grade II-1, Emily Bruce.
Grade I-1, Catherine Martin; 2_,
Florrie Bruce and John Norman Mac-
I'hee;. 3, Sinclair MacPhee.
JOHNSTON'S RIVER.-A largely
attended meeting of the farmers oi
J ohnst.on's River School District was
held Monday, April 21st, to discuss
the Automobile question. Mr. Ham-
ilton Hlgglns acted as chairman and
Mr. Leo. Driscoll as secretary. The
question was debated by Messrs.
Chas. Walker, John Galtthier, Wil-
liam Walker, Peter Cummlskey and
Frank McKenna. The lollowing re-
solution was read: Resolved, "That
the present act prohibiting the run-
ning of_ automobiles be repealed.”
The motion was carried almost una-
nimously.
AUGUSTINE COVE.-Mr. Ulric
Dawson, managing salesman for John
A. Hurtle Co., is spending a. well
earned vacation at his home in Aug-
ustine Cove.-The school of Augus-
tine Cove had s very pleasing visit
last week of Mr. Chas. Buxton. He
was very much pleased with Miss
Lord's classes.-Mr. Harry Robinson
is planning a great surprise this year
in race circles with his speedy driving
mare Augusta C.-Major Carruthers
has about llnlshed his yearly round
of sawing in the neighborhood.-Miss
Annie Callback, Bummerside, has
been vlsltlng in Augustine Cove.
While here she was the guest. of 'Miss
Daysle Howatt.-The Augustine Cove
Debating Society has closed for the
season. This year has been one ofthe
best since the iorming of the club.
During the period many interesting
debates took place and showed that
the young people ol Augustine Cove
are not at all backward in the ora-
torlcal line. One of the most inter-
esting features ot the season was its
annual concert this year which prov-
ed a greater success than ever. A
large sum w:-.a realized and the club
ls to be commended on the admirable
use to which they are putting the
funds. namely, donating it to the
Augustine Cove School for a library.
::Rexsll Face Cream ls one of the
moat popular toilet rsquisites we
sell, It is a delicate cleanser and
beautliler. very uticctive in all cases
of roughness and redness of the skin,
chspped hands and lips, etc. This
preparation is frce_ from grease and
is rapidly __ _o,b_|_iorl_ied_,_bY .._t.l.‘.° Fklli'
Pi-ice asc. The ,macltinnon Drug C0..
Corner Great George and Kent Sts.
_ Mtl.
::Miss M. E. Lindsay, demonstrator
our store_ Monday, Tuesday, April
21st and 22nd, and will be pleased
to meet you and give you the benetlt
of her long experience in the use ol
patterns, Moore qiglldcbeod. 4-18M4i»
 
Want a Watch?'_
Remember our _big closing
out sale continues, until every
watch is sold. We’ve sold
nearly
200 Watches
since beginning this sale, and
we still have nearly O N E
HUNDRED RELIABLE
GUARANTEED WATCH-
ES, which we are offering
buy watches while our stock
lasts.
at practically WHOLESALE
PRICES.
There is only one place to
G. F. llutcheson
Jeweller- Optician
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MAIL CONTRACT
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will he rs
By order of the&Compsny See 'l`l|e'_l'I\ree llrel geivsahat $3; uneilnrioon. on Fri-
JOHN MCDOUGALL, S@C'Y ' vggdncee of His Mgleety's’l!d.Eiltsh°o°|?ng
L AVN ' it.l8.ll.¥l llllfll A _  V proposed Contract for tour yeai-s, |13
Pure Bred alalon "no sur of eminem" {_.,_._.__;__._._._.;_ ._§.3_._;.:,__.»__.;._k_g... ....
, ', - ' Printed notices c tainin I li'
 TTI" Amerlcm Plum” PI” information as to cdiixditlonsl olriir:
times per week over Rural Mall Route
posed Contract may be seen me
.(8463) Enrolment Act N03 _Special Music 59051150060 "‘“" '°.“m' °’ '*`°'=°°1' mer bs on
tained at the Post Omoss oi llidgell,
will stand at the ogmer’s _stables ' l lssrletnrldse. Milburn lapis Lear
il th f ason : pt Tuesday _ _  er mis s thromee ot the rm omg;
u`rk'§rld:`y.¢when 'hee wlll‘l:e a' ' New nu l_I”'”°°'°" mm, F
rim angie sums. chasm Wm ~
siessehnaniss ’ 1‘°“°*‘°°¥°*\>°'==°\‘
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Change Power to Prevent Deed
French scientists are puaaied over
the discovery ot a woman. who, ap
pl-relltly. can preserve vegetable lvl
animal tissues merely by laylul ill'
hands upon them. ` '
They call her “The Antisepild
1361." and declare that she poslellel \
a hitherto 'unknown property of bl-
ma`n eliluvla, or emanatlon of somli
preservative power from ber hands.
\The name ol this woman ls not made
public, but Drs. Clsrac and Llsguet,
of Bordeaux, made many experiments -
with her and they put themselves on
record as placing their entire belle!
in the powers the woman has to pre-
serve both vegetable and animal mat-
ter.
These doctors have known the wo-
man nearly live years, and during
that time she kept by her various
plants. vegetables and small animals,
all perfectly preserved and free from
the least sign of decay or putrefao-
tion. Both the woman and her hus-
band declared that these subjects
_were merely touched by the womun's
bands once u. day. 'Probably one of
the most astonishing things claimed
is that a small animal killed by a gtm
was kept as perfect at the end oi
four years as it was the day lt was
brought ln from the forest. The fur
was still clean and bright and shiny,
and there was not the least sign of
decay about the body.
The doctors themselves selected a
variety of objects-roses, branches
bearing leaves, s rabbit, some un-
cleaned llsh, a number or oysters.
plants and wine. These they brought
to the woman and watched her care
fully. Her bands were washed by
them to make certain she had no
sort of preservative upon them. Some
of the objects, at their bidding, she
handled, others she merely passed
her hands over without touching them.
These objects were then carefully
wrapped ln paper and locked up ln u
laboratory where no one could see or
touch them or even get ln the same
room with them. '
At the end ot 10 days the rose had
dried, but every bit of its color, ss
natural as when picked ln full bloom,
was preserved, while the loaves were
bright and green and adhered to the
twig with the same tenacity lt wouid
while growing. lt is well known that
under ordinary circumstances the
leaves would crumble, turn brown
and shatter, and the rose leaves would :
Astro \ Ania
See __ . "*"~‘ See
The
$6.00
Rain-
COdt8
Have,You
Bought ,
"Your Hat ?
If you have not We would be
very pleased to show you the-
very newest imported shapes
and copies of French and Lon-
t"= ‘itll 'Misuse 1 wins Ethical oussniss Q. ns nnsrrno raid
\
don hats.
The’re right upto the moment
too and have commanded the
attention ol all who have Seen
them.
Trimmed Hats 2.50 to 3.50 etc.
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also turn brown and shatter.
Wine at the end of 12 days had not
fermented ln the least. The woman
had dipped her fingers in this. Wine
she had merely passed her hands
over had soured and moulded. Oys- 8
ters she had handled dried complete- P
decay. Other oysters she had not
handled or seen, but from the same
lot and placed ln the same r0om,.he.d '
putrliled in nine days, and turned to
a repulsive liquid. Two dead specl- d
mens of fish. not cleaned, had dried t
ln three days with no decay, and the w
and the color of the scales quite as 1
en, patent hnttoned \100tB Wil-H Horne & Co have just received
grey mpg' “"9 °1 thi’ “mst l"hi°“' icarloads carriages from the Domin
able styles this spring, also patent can-18 8 C , T t
g o, oron o, compr
huttoned with dark glazed kvld tops, the very latest in steel wud ru
patent with son; huckikin tops ima and ,,,,,,,,,,,, me, Bm, §,,,gg,,,,,,,
splendid llne ot new styles in tnn “bangs and Briggle; 41gM
rioes range from $5 50 to $6 00
B d All C "
ly in 13 days without the lean sian of ,,,‘j§,,,‘,’“f.`,,""“ °"' “Y "‘ ,°,'3M‘,,, .___
ED A CHILD
“RING A ROUND A ROSY." --
_ , VENICE, April 22.-A Newlo
Today Patons will oiler one hun- land dog bdguglng go M;-g_ F
Nd WBBU 111129898. B0!-'D6 VGFY PW"-Y Hartley leaped from pier, swa
hinge at little cost, sizes 6 to 14, [eat into me ocum and save,-\
_"Just arrived, new shoes for wo- .-FIRST OF THE SEAS(-)N__.
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oi-th up to $2.50 for 98 cents. An- ,,,1,m»e,.s', ¢ighg.y¢M~.¢,;d qw
eyes were as bright as when taxon other lot at 50 cents. Pnton's. from dmwnh,g_
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brilliant. V
It ls known that some people pos-
sess in a small degree the power of
killing bacilli by the touch-that ls,
by actualy touching bare tissues lm-
pregnated with the bacilli-but that
a person could kill them alike in
vegetable and animal matter through
thick fur, heavy scales and the like
is considered a most remarkable
thing. This woman, the doctors say,
preserves objects by her power of
killing the bacilli of decay.
A Quran STAMP I
Tibet Produced a Crude But Interest-
ing Btleker l
A pilatellc curiosity that reached
England from Tibet is of ruddy purple
color. It ls very crudely designed and
printed, and was evidently modelled
after the Edwardian 1 anna. stamp of
India. ln the place of the central por
trait, however, there is the mysterious
looking beast identified as the white
lion ot Tibet. Possibly by an error
of drawing the white lion is shown
ln color on a white ground. '
English characters. the latter reading.“
“Tibet-Postage." The native charac-
ters are interpreted ss (at top) Pod
-Tibet, Shung-glovernment; (below)'
Ylg-letter. the u-postage or stamp,
Khs.-anna, Kang-one.
Ons Hundred and One Yesreybld'
A native of lnverneas,Hi-s. ll'Knoch.~
lter, who resides with her daughter-
ln-law in Buckle, has attained the age
ot 101 and is the oldest old age pen-
stoner in Banlrshlre. `~
Married Seventy Years
llr. and Mrs. Pearce. ot Bradtord.
ol!-A1011. -Wales, celebrated recently
the sevefntieth anniversary ot their
wedding. They were married at Htl.
perten, ln Wiltshire. Hr. Pearce la
ninety and llrs. Pence ninety-two
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Motor Supplies
Gasoline, Cell Connectors. Motor Oil.Elec-
tric Wire. Primary and Secondary, Al-
bany Grease, Ammeters. Spark Coils,
jump and.make break Dry Cells Columbia,
Connecticut Ping Coils, Perfex Spark Plug;
Perlex Vibrators,Rajah Spark Plugs, Red n
Head Spark Plugs, Water Hose, Water
Stillson
Wrenches, Screw D r iv e r
Bronze Shafting, Steel Shafting, Bronze
- Propellers, Bronze Lag Screws, Brass Pipe
and Fittings,
oline Copper Boat Tanks Copper Gasoline Pl
Iron pipe and Fittings, Gas
Priming Cups, Packers for Gasoline En
gines, Combination Stern Bearings, Plain
Stern Bearings, Magnetoes, Trouble
Get Your
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