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APRIL 27, :gre _
-1?,9.<§_E..frW0 -ms 1...-mer News THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ , ri-rj ms-r or an - if 1 ,___l, ~ _. _
_ ras ci-rA1<r.o1"ra'rowN_ ouaaoiaiv
  °-i
 Maypule _ " \\'sDNssDAv, APRIL 17, .9|o°
» Straw, ,flat
 .Polish
for Dying and Polishing
strawphats in all the most
fashionable colors; also for
Basket, \Vickerwork, etc.
Colorsare
Cardinal
Heliotrope
_ Moss Green
Dark Blue
Black
Brown
Lemon Yellow
Pink
Green
_ Transparent
Light Blue
Poppy Red
Price i 5c bottle
We have also all the
colors of Mayiole Soap
Dyes.
J. G. JAMlESON,
DRUGGISTA
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THE Rl-3.\l.l.\' \\'iiNl\i-‘.R\<`Ul.
SHOWING (IF .\‘ll.liS ANU l\Rl'7.\`2\‘
GOODS THAT Yilll SAW A'l` THF)
GREAT MILl.INl~}fi\’ til‘l'1.\'lNll 'l`llli1
OTHER }<`.\'F,NIN(} IS UNIX A Hilti-
GESTIOI1 OF WHAT Vl/E ilA\'l<}
I-l‘<ff>E 'rn ,Qiuiir \-Ury ir/ini icy.
ERY UNE Sll(l\VN Wlil ll/\\`l~l A
DOZEN UR S() Miilriil. .\liir»rii<} &
With the death and burial of _Mark
Twain have come to light in-any inci-
dents in his early career, niiiny esti-
mates of the man, bbc author and
Ibis work. For one thing, hc began
his life work comparatively in ina-
iturc age. Ile was twenty-six years
moi;-_erhaps older--~bcfore hc dream-
ed if literary' success. The outbreak
of the civil war parted him from his
trade ns n pilot on the l\lis.<.issippi
land he began to write.” llis “Velc-
hraicd .Iunipiiig |<’ri~g" \\'.'\.~' a sur
prise to thc lilinior loving public and
its remarkable sale was equally a
surprise to him. After he had writ-
ten iti hc put it nividc in n pigeon hole
in contciiipt and disgust. ilu later
rendini: hc i-oncl_udeil to print il.
There had been for some tiinc ii-
impression that thc author was oi.do|
in years than the published records
show. .liidge Goodwin of Suit Lake
t`ity rontirnir- this \'ie\\"_ llc
is now se\'t‘|ity'ciglit, :ind
.~»ayi; when lic was ii:;::..ciutr¢l with l\lr
tl'leuicns on the Virginia liiiitcrprisc
fthe latter was older than hc. More-
`o\'er a well-known ‘nook of _biograph-
ies published in 1889 contains this re-
coi'il:-“Saiiiiiel I.. l‘leincns, born
.\'o'.'mnbcr 110, 1830." 'l`lic mattci' is
of small conscqueiicc. l\'i‘ai'k Twain
I
MARK TWAIN. THE AUTHOR AND' 'I`H.'E MAN.
was always young in heart and spirit,
.md them are few things in the hu-
man makeup that contribute more to
prolong the period of youth than a
saving sense of huiniir. lt was not
given to the brightest spirits of our
race in vain. l’ci‘liaps»»who knows?-
hia sense oi humor may not have been
left behind, with the white flannel
suit in which all that was mortal of
Mark '1‘wain was luid in the grave.
Not nmny m,ri\.irs, even of tbosr-
wliosc. fame is widest, aeeiiniiilatt'
wealth. Mark Twain made and lost
a fortune, and luii:r, rose from under
a hugo burden of debt to become a
millionaire. ln the last ten year..-
; his inronie from the sale
of his books gave him
from $40,000 to $50,000 u year. 'l‘r\ic
inmior has a high selling value in the
literary market. Mark 'I‘wain‘s hu-
mor was, however, flavored strongly
with wii~'.doni. “lic wus not only a
great liiiniori:.‘t\, but a i!l`f‘l-W l‘\‘l\"9“'
}|»iici',f’ writes 'l`li|_~odorc ltooacvrlf..
Hi., gift made iooiii for him, and
i,|-riuglit him tha acqiiiilntance and
friendship of many am0“iZ UIC IINM.
the powerful and the wise, some of
“~\mm have given high estiuiatcs of
(pq-_ man and his work since his dn-
parturc. .
'l`lic_ world iii its eager demand. for
|i.~ner, ir; riipidly hurnini: up its vast
:~t->i‘e.< of conl and oil, an it had he~
fore biiriied up its forests. (ine after
another of the nations has been
,lu~oiigli't to consider and calculate
li..-w ion.; ii win i..~ i..»i...»c its mei
iiziipiily will be cxliniistriil.
'ran iv1Noiiiii.i. AND Tar; sronnon n.\'rTi~;R\'.
'“-*”"“'__ - ~ ~ i inc
harnessed in all il\lHll§`\°= U
,,,,,,-|,i go drive the factory \\'l\ef‘li=.
or to furnish electric \i$l`l‘\~- \'°"l~*‘"‘|
power. Still thc ilcniaiid |?.l"‘W*~‘
from year to year while the sources
(.1 supply are bcinz depicted. Even
me ,.i,-ers have shrunk in volume be-
caiise the forests have \.ir£‘\\ CHL
MCLEOD. 4.1|‘,dlf. The rireiiz have been dainnicd nndiaway. 
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, _ licrc’s barrels oiiuntoryourboys I
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» in a"fasl mail
illustrated. We'
liav.:n’t one are
of hefivv iron an
Of' -
of them-every bO_V WHO 0WUSi 1
one is delighted and those who I
her of dificre it S L ‘S  ` f-Cm( l H
ioisi-/.e. The mo~t oooula' ~iz~ -sells 
cart like the one i
ve sold hundreds i
§F3_I_*3_l$__¢§\iii‘l‘1`~l\'_>§ __
crazv to have one.
0 if fast mil fifcirf' ~"~;f;§tf_“t‘__'€‘;'_i1;=i_'i'= r
d wood, comeinauum;
' .. _ es, a< 'ln
  fwe repairinni reuiiinoisier rniniiure--.re-\
_ make mattresses and springs. All work .
guaranteed
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is sififaéi
HHM Q-HEI -Iii f
by range of painru.. _
I Elegant curtains and curtainiugs
We direct special attention io our _rrlrgentnlinc of
cirrtaininygs “hy the yardfr'
“BETTER CURTAINS FOR LESS MONEY"
than most stores ask--a result obtuinid by passing them
along----direct. from the manufacturer---to you. Conipae
ani convince yourself of our wonderfully good values.
ANI) IN CURT.-\ININGS“by the yard" we’ve more
than doubled last .=eason’s showing. Pretty muslims,
st-riins, Madrasses, sicuciled art scrims, lace nets, etc, etc,
are here in almost bewildering variety.
just come and sec.
Swiss curtains in both single and double border
 `.......3_50tol8.50
Elegant hind made giiipurc curtains
 to$8_00
Seventy-tive patterns in curtainings by the yard eflual '0 N105* Cm' 
‘ ---serims, madrasse,siniislins, lace neis, white, cream, mins sold at 5i.25
aid colored, per yard from _ --. _ . . . . . . . |5c to 75c
` ` Noiinglizini cui-tziins in an immense variefv of OURSPECIM Dm \
des'gns per pair from. ... . . . . . . . . . .2542 t0 $7.50 Imkluce mmain; mm'c
WEEK
2’
EER
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in dainty pleasing pat.
tcrns-are 3 i-2 yds
long, oo inches wide,
have "Colbert" edges-
and are of a diirable,
strong wearing quality
BEER & WEEK
sn
/(Iurs is' the largest and best stock ot household
linens on P. E. I.-0ur prices -please people.
L _ excelled by any on S°C\1f¢dll1°_"G°ld M°5i‘}l"
| HV _WM V _ H _ at Paris in competition
rc _
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room, hall, liiichen, din-
ing room or sitting room
frnm per square-yd 
OILCLOT HS for bed-
--roo patterns--best Eng-
lsh make Upward
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There remain as new, or but part-
ly exploited sources of power, the
winds and the ocean tides. The wind
has tremendous power at tlmei.
which thc' familiar windmill can
make effective for thc time. But the
wind is an iiureliablc servant, often
nbsent- when moat needed, and again
displaying very high velocity when
not rcqiiircil. The April number of
|‘opular Mechanics tells that through
the medium of electricity and the
storage battery thc windmill is rap-
idly gaining new importanccf
'I'-he latest windmills are marvels of
perfected machinery the working parts
running on ball-beai'lngs. Such a
viiuiiniill of fair sine and elevation
can be made io generate electricity
exen with only a six-mile wind. lt
is provided with an electric generat-
or, xi switchboard and storage bat-
tery-. The wind wheel makes use of
every pull when it coincs, and the
hnt'tr'.ry stores away the current.
From this store the farmer may
light his buildings, drive his station-
ary machinery, and enjoy something
of modern luxury in having a tireless
and adaptable servant to do his bid-
ding.
l’RFlAi_`HlNG THE GO
t‘.l‘l‘}l. Uli' Hli}_Ai/l"H.
A feature of the religious services
in New York an-ll Boston last Sun-
day- was that in nearly all the leml-
iiii: rliiirohes the gospel of healtli was
pi'e1zclie<i, with a special reference to
thc battle against tuberculosis. The
pastors and their people hoped in
this wny to increase the impetus al-
ri-nily ifivcii to the anti tulierculofsis
niovemtnt. lrcniiling citi'1.cns through-
out the llniou from President 'Daft
rlown, the Governors of nine States
and thc Mayors of hundreds of cit-
ies, thousands of doctors, and now
tlic church pastors, arc eorrihliieil ln
the work of arousing the public in-
terest, cdiicatinir the people in rc-
irard to thc dread malaily, how to
prevent its spread, and how to re-
cover those who have bcglin to fee'
ita liliizlitiiig effects.
Allogetlier it is a _rcmarkah‘lc, wide-
spread and liopeful movement. The
gospel of health may well bc preach-
od in the churches of Him wihose min-
Intry ivan so fruitful of healing.
Great good has already been aclilev-
ed by the ci\r|ici»:t, sy.~it.cmatic_al work
done, and still better may be expect-
ed when the cumulative effect of thc
efforts already made is realized. It
inc:-iii:; niorc than a war ngaiiist the
i:|nr:lv‘ iunlad_\ of tiibv-iwiiloisiri. 'l`he
7.i‘nl niid cni'iies||ier;s aroilscil nraitist
one disease, will tend to precautions
und preventive rneasures against all.
. Ii/\l.lJl5\"H (‘(il\‘lI.'}'l` COMIN
L2 Til L`UJtiE t,1I_VAR'I'EIl.‘i.
ll' the astronomers know what. they
are talking about, Hallcy’s comet is
now passing round thc siin in the
t ppositc dircctioii from that piirsiimi
by the earth i..iil other plaiie'li=. The
comet passed its perilielion, or near-
est point to thc sun, on April 20 and
iii now racing: outwards, tail tirst in-
to spare. thi May- IR it will be direct-
l_\ bctweeii the. enrih and the nun.
The tail, which is rapidly extending
now, will then envelop the earth.
Ten days. later the comet will cross
the orbit of the earth, but our plan-
et will form a vcry brilliant specta-
Tlio comet sliould now be visible in
the morning, as it rises a little to
the northeast about two hours be.
fore the sun. After the earth has pas-
sed the point in its orbit where the
comet. crosses it. that in -after May
18, the comet will appear again ln
thc l‘\'e'nlni: sky, and the astronomers
expert itz tail to ciitciid one third
of the way from the liorl'1.oii to the
zenith. _ *__,;|‘
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  Fishermen
Attention !
]ust what you would
expect in the best Shoe
Store in town is here in
Fiahermen's Boots.
Our three special
lines are Knee, Cape
and Fish.
Those boots are uu-
the market.
  GIIFFBRUS.
drwsti.
According to calculations the com- ,At a meetin8 0! "W Grmd Dwi'  _ ,
et will form a very brilliant specta-
with the naked cyo than with the
object in thc heavens till toward the‘
end of June, after which it will rup-
ldlyi fade away into the depths Of
space. There is apparently no_thing
more to ‘be feared: from I-ialley’s
comet than from any of the thous-
ands of comets that have preceded it
in their course around the sun.
It ls given out from Ottawa that
Parliament will close its session on
or about May ll.
Ur. Andrew Mcvhail, writing of
Mark Twain’s death, says: “Un his
own account also I um sorry he ia
dead-he would have so enjoyed read-
ing the accounts of his death in the
moming papers." Ilut if Mark Twain
were living there would he no such
accounts to read-unless they were
"greatly exaggerated."
PILEB CURED IN 6 'IO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT ie guaranteed
to cure any case of itching, Blind
sion of the Sons of 'I\emD°\`““°° Mm
animously, resolved that the time
have total prohibition of thc liquor
tratilc. The matter -had been bcf0I`0
considered by the Provincial 'I‘¢ll1P¢f'
ance Alliance, which had decided that
ti-c ifrohiiiinon an oi woo ought to
be ameiided to pl‘lN\i\\‘- l0l‘ l"`0mhi'
tfion of the importation of intoxica-
ting liquors, except for sacramcnfab
medicinal and meelianlwli PUYPUWS'
and that the control of such impor-
tatioiis and the distribution of li-
quors to vendors be made by a com-
mission appoiritcili for the Pllrlmse-
All of which proposals were yester-
riay adopted hy thc Grand I)iYiSl0n-
wAN'rs 'ro oncaaiaa _
Frisnou-oANAiirANs_
` MUN'I‘ltl°}Al., April 25--Mr. Blond-
in ivi. 1'., for oiiamiilain. snwliinr
at a meeting held at Coteaii Landinir
today advocated the formation Of a
French Canadian party from the
province of Quebec, at Ottawa. 0"
the some lines as the Irish part). Ht
Westminister. Mr. lllondin. who de-
clared himself as a supporter of Mr.
Monk, on the naval policy, said t.hat
a French Canadian party would
eventually hold thc balance of power
at Ottawa as the followers of John
o
cle in the sky and will be better seen yesterday in Kensington it will U11-    ,
U ’ , _ _ _ _ _
telescope. It will remain n notahle_has come when this lrovince should Fran' H" K|d?I¢yIs
Perhaps no other orpl Ilrk 
im.. uw kidmv N P'°'°"‘i°" F'
....1 imin. ei ci.. body. ma -.mi vwi#
an troubled with some kini|__.'of kidney
eemplsint, but do not uiupootjik
Then h no ny et gettingidiv kidney
poisons out of the lyltem JMD* *'\“°“l\
:he kidneys, and no medicine no cllpetiyv _
is mins ““"‘ °"‘ °' D°°"f' m°“*Y _-
he k‘d to Ind d thi V
“,|-lig”ni‘:|d‘PpIiisoni|>u:'yi'mpur§¢i¢l which '
hug oolleetod, thus eleenng out thi.
kidneys, bladder and unnary- |>¢_¢I. *~
D0;n’a Kidney Pi
table, and IDI! 5°
and _Y0\l°l- '
. Dou ld A. lfelnu, Bild 001!
Bxirgs, Ng? writes:-‘fl wan troubled
vm. my kiiliivr' f°' "F" “°!\""' “W
,uggfsd with such krnbb pl_in| aeronr
the small of my back all the time I
wind hardly get around. After taking
two boxel of Doan'a Kid!!! Plull Nm
W gui homer, and by the time I.
taken three I was completely eured.
-50 u.p¢rbox,_3hqm¢fo|
|i§5n?.at allodzlen or mailed dinet EY
ri.. 1'. iuibum 0°-. 1-\°!"_°‘f "°'°°*°»~
OM.. '
ii
gt
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fl
sieeuirig or Pmtruaing Pass in e
to 14 days or monci refunded 50:.
Redmond now. hold the balance of
l power in the British commons.
r, ._,4..i.¢ -pee “ann”
“~».
"Well, your uiillinery is in a class
by itself."
"The best yet."
"Your hats are not overloaded."
"Your prices are much more mod-
crate."
“Not a freak hat in thc lot.”
"Why the European hats are more
like th`e New York styles this year.”
"We were pleasantly surprised, we
expected nobody would he able to
wear those Paris hats."
"Your lady buyers understand
what is required for the home trade."
"It takes a Charlottetown lady#
buyer to select. Paris millinery for
the tlharlottetown ladies."
"lt.‘s the best show this spring."
_'v-~r<_v » _
Show -
"Wl »i| can get two
_ iy yr hats this
spring for the price of one
last year"
"The hats are all lovely."
“They are not expensive."
"Another lady said they
able."
|ll`0 WEBF-
"You have got the style anyway."
"They have a distinct style."
“Where the price is high there is
evidence of real value in Ostrich."
"You have done a lot of crowing
this spring about millinery."
"Well you hav_e something to crow
about.”
All those things were said in good
clieer, nnd if ihn ladies who said
those kind words, go on saying H-,pm
to their friends, the arlvcrtlsinig man
emi take a rest, and take up some
other department.
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Kind Words For P_atou’s Milllnery
From the Charlottetown Ladies Who Visited
The
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"_ Make Your "A
Husband
Spruce up
lt' he is becoming a trifle
negligent about his dress-
don’t stand for it-make him
spruce up to look as he used
to if you have to buy the out-
fit your self. We can make
your task of purchasing easy.
Put him inside oneofourshirts
collar him with one ofour new
collars, crown him with one
r of our hats, tie him up with
ll `, one of our new style cravats,
then lie`ll ‘ look like A lover l
, again. _
Watch Our Window
~_ Lift Something New
PATON’S
i“ii'*BUll-__-_iJ
When Buying
A Wedding Rin
you want one heavy enough
io last a life time. _
Our I4 & i8 K narrow,
thick, and medium thick
rings are- just the kind to
last 9. lifetime, as they are
made thick but not clumsy.
This style ring is very
popular.
Our stock is very large
and we can suit you.
G.l1. Taylor
Jeweler Opticlan.
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Delamar y
.Chocolates
with the worid’s best.
They excel all othersiii
richness of coating, flavor
and variety. Try them,
bulk or boxed iit
The Best Drug Store
The MacKinnon Drug Co
Co:. Gt. Geo. lr. KL Sta. I
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"Lyma.n'a Crushed Rose and Crush-
ed Violet Taleiims are simply talcum
perfection. They are mada from gn.
c-all purified Sch-ily tale, bm-arir; .mid
and the perfume of the true rom; 0;-
'Vl"|°i~- TW I1 tin next: time. z5¢_
|"'l`hn Best Drug Store, The -Mac-Kin.
non Drug Co, Uor Gt Geo Ai. Kt. Sl;ra_
drtf.
"l'}xtraoriliuary discounts ‘are offer-
ed in picture frames. In order to
rriiiiee stock we will give you a dia-
roiint of 20 p. c. off. I)on’t rielay.in
taking advantage of this oher. Mark
Wright, Nnwaon Block. 4-27dll. ‘
'rim cazrrcrsiw Has umm
somarrnss Ma-na 'myr omni,
i.or'ri~:'rowN sroaas aaa sa-
Hrsn IN 'rua Marra be noon
'ranvnvuuria ron oaoion names
GOODS. WITH A vlmw 1°() gp;
ivnciivruci soon nu ~' __
uixrsra-Mn. M.iioi.ald§wsi=F&
inavs or cariarui. smaoa IN
coupon AND rams-AND as A
Ricsuur 'ran rmuisir nation or
lpaitss 'rnimmiuos 'ran' iravn
. an aauu suns is _rnnrannn
ron You anna. Moons e Mc-
LI-3on_ 4-isdn.
i‘ii(iIlT-ii()|lil DAY FOR
CITY I'}MI‘L()YI§EB.
Mll.WAUKl<JE, April 25-Hours of
work at city hall will ‘be eight aday
instead of‘i~iix, and Mayor Emil Sel-
del. who today spent his first day in
the executive office.
"I believe in requiring all city em-
bloy-eea to devote eight hours each
day to their work and I intend to
take steps to have this requilrcment
lived up to," he said Ei h
OIIC.
i| "'1`h0 Offices in the city hall should
is OPP" t0 the iicople' at any time
tl at they iind it necessary to call
..i}~'-mg th" 003'." he continued.
he? have not always been at the
Cfmvcliielicc oi the public, but I want
them to bg,"
MBYOI' Seidel may abolish Satur-
day half holidays from May 1 1,9 N0.
vfmber 1. He said that many peo-
tphc who limi no other time to coll at
1’ °l\Y hall on business should have
' » - " g t hours
each day is not too much for any
the our ri it _
, nm 0ni18a\y‘i|"yAyoi visiting the oi
Thorn In Dnly Uno
A “Bramo
Tha( In
A1‘"?s rememherthefnll name. Look
VC “Ill lltulfaito on nan box. ibn.
Uulnlna”
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