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,Spy good home made bread-made of "BEAVER" FLOUR.
It means vigor, bone and muscle to your growing children,
because it is a perfectly balanced food. And itis the least
expensive food you can put on the table.
“BEAVER” FLOUR is a ,scientific blend of thebest
Western Spring Wheat and Ontario Fall Wheat. It is as
good for pastry as for Bread, and best for both. Your `
grocer has it.
DEALER5-Write us for prices on Feed, Course' Grains and Cereals.
THE T. H. TAYLOR C0. LIMITED. IIO CHATHAM, 0|".
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ROSEBERiY'S LONE FURRUW.
Lord Rosehery's position in Bri-
tish, and one might almost say in
European politics, stands almost a-
lone in the records of great men past
and present. When a man, no matter
how prominent the position he hue
tilled, or how big the space in the
limelight he has occupied, detinitely
discussed withianimatioii b_v men in
the street and at the clubs, :-.nd tlieii
dropped. That means that the Lio-
cess of forgetting the man starts
right away, and he simply is inrizot-
ten until the day coines along: \il.cn
in the natural order of thines, the
papers chronicle liis death :ind ie-
lieve tlieiiiselves each of one iizoie
stock biogrnphy from the iourii~i`.is-
tic cemetery. No so with uis Irid-
iship ul Epsom and Meiitiiiore and
Ilalineny-the iincrowued King of
Scotland, as he used to be, and still
is, called. The Britisli public will not
allow him to lie forgotten so easily.
loiig-written-iip and periodically re-
\'i.<eil biograpliics for iiiany years
yet.
This deliberate and stubborn l'-~cp-
tor that counts in the political i.:ai:ic
is soiiietiiing really quite woiiilvitiib
a' prominent man than ypeih:-i-s any
other nation. .\lr. tll.i\li:li»‘.\e '.»‘n.~: a
opponeiits alike adniit. ilint be was
about the greatest public :min .ii the
Victorian era. Tliiit is -int to be '.-.'on-
ilered at in itself, for \  fllatlstoiie
was a leading, it not the liwiflinig lig-
urc, on the \\'orld's staue for :`;i'tj: or
titty stirring years. Hut, he rover
quite touched the people like liis suc-
cessor. lioril Ro:-iebery is \\'i\.ilt!iy, lie
is an orator. he has won the llcrby,
anil he has been l’riiiie .\liiiister nur-
ing an uneventful six iiiontlis. \‘.ith
no other out standing, central fact
does or can the average iiinn a:»so-
ciate the name of Earl of Ilosebei'_v.
_-\nd yet lie is still the unknown
force. the nian who might if he
would, the inysterioiis entity to
whom men of widely di\'er;:cnt opin-
ions turn wlienever there is ii crisis
izutliering or ii storm brewing in
llritish domestic Or foreiixn politics.
--ll. liintoii Eccles, in 'l`lit- (`ai\adin|i
hliigaiziiie for April.
.i\ <‘_»\l.l. FUN lNl)l'STltIAI.
.\ll.\`>‘l<»NAl<lIES (`ti_\ll~Z.~‘.
T() THE Y. _\l. (‘_ A.
Falls have come to the Y. M. (`. A.
to furnish teachers und instriictors in
ii school with 300 boys in the l’hil-
iiipiiius, Au industrial teacher is
wanted in India who can teach farm-
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--In Purity--
'l`liere's many points that make Lynchs' the best biscuits ever
sold, but puiily in both ingredients, baking and parking, is A
feature of our goods that directly appealS to all people.
Purity is strictly insisted upon in I.yiicIi`s t'.u‘toi'y. The very
best of ingredients that Caiiatliriii markets i-.iii secure are nsod in
niakiiig I._yiii~li'.~' biscuits, the cooks are skilled :ind adept :intl _xgreat
rare is txiki-ii to keep their Iiaiuls :intl iiniforiiis §po|lt‘s§I_y rluaii.
I.)'|ii~lis' Iiisriiils are |f\|l up in :iir tiglit pniikgigog |liii_~i i-gtniiiiiig
:lie piii-ily :tml ilrligliltiil iIelii'ioiis|ii:.ss they .siwiire :ii the farlory.
i\<il{ your grocer' for I.\'.\CII.\`.
Lynchs' Ltd
Sydney, _N. S.
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lt's ri pleasure for the cliildreu to lintliu when the liatlitu
is clean, bright and sweet smelling. Tliat's where we're the
little folk friends and grown-ups may share their delight if we
provide the lub and install it in your liouie.
your home with one.
. Phone 393 J for iiiforuiatiou.
Fred H: Trainor’ 80 Grafton Street.
Good bathtub;- cost so little now that you should provide
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FRUIT GRUWERS ATTENTIUN
Now is the time to plan for spraying. T liereis
no use growing fruit that is not saleable. '
NIAGARA BRAND LIME-SULPHUR
and
ARSENATE of LEAD
will give you the best possible results. The best in-
secticide-the best controller of scab. Does not russet
the fruit or burn the foliage.
hVe carry a full line of BEAN spray pumps.
' AULD BROS J. A. MODRE
Wholesale Distributors Gen Agt Hazelbrook
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 call and see our stock in io and 12 Gauge Breecli loading Also _ful
llnein cartridges sill sizes. Belts, Game Bags, Wada and Reloading
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Sets, Wire cartridges 8, io, iz gauge.
For sale by
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Sulfered Greatly from
Heart Trouble.
IERVIS WERE VERY WEAK.
Mrs. john Farrell, Rose Hill, P.E.I.,
write:-"It is with the greatest of
leasure I write you stating the beneht
lhuve received by using Milbum's Heart
and Nerve Pills.
“About tive years ago I sutfered greatly
lrom heart trouble, and my nerves were
very weak. After seeing several doctors
and using their medicine, 1 got no relief
until a friend told me of your Heart and
Nerve Pills. I took two boxes and they
effected u complete cure. I can recom-
mend them highly to all nervous and
run down women.
"I have advised many others to try
them and they have all been cured of
the same trouble " .
The proper action of the nerves, so
Important to the well-being of the heart,
depends entirely upon the general con-
dition ot the nervous system. If there
be nerve derangement of any kind, it is
bound to produce heart derangement.
In Milbux-n’s Heart and Nei-ve Pills is
combined a treatment that will cure all
forms of nervous disorders, as well as act
on the heart itself, and in this is the
secret of their success in curing so many
cases of heart and nerve trouble.
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills are
goc per box, or 3 for $1.25, at all dealers
or mailed direct on receipt of price by The
T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont..
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Best Made Knives
\ ii Forks, Spoons, and Fancy
‘i' Serving Pieces, ai me heav-
 iest grade of plate, bear
'; the trade mark
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It means long wear and
best service. Look for this
trademark when purchasing.
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MERIDEN anim co.
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AUCTION
Furniture, Carpets. etc.
I am iiistructed hy Mrs. G. Walter
Delilois to sell by auction nt her re-
sidence, 15 liriizliton Aveniic, on Mon-
day, the 24th April, commencing at
| 1 o`rlock. Drawing mom, dining
room, hall, bedroom, kitchen, turni-
turr and ill.;-nsils. Also l-fnrden seats,
tlowcr stands, wheelbarrow, lawn
mower, step ladder, and garden
tools.
- R. UEARISTO,
4-17tli”»i. Auctioneer.
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Aucnini sins
There will he otlered for sale by
Public Auction on the premises on
MONDAY, AI’RIl. 24 AT NOON two
lots of lnntl with buildings thereon,
the property of thu i-.state ol the inte
Frank D. Beer, Tit. 1)., situute on
the corner of Fitz!" .y and \‘vc-ymouth
Sts.
1.-Lot fronting 40 feet on Wey-
mouth nnd 85 feet on li`itzro.i Street
and containing a Meat Shop cn ilic
corner and double tenement dwelling
on Fitzroy St. ‘
2.--Lot fronting 'll foe: on Wey-
mouth Street anrl runnim; brick A5
feet and containing n ciéiinle tene-
ment dwelling and lmrn in rear.
Sale positive-terms iance known
at sale. For further particiilnra rp-
ply to _
W. H. Illiililt, I
(ut liner & Woehs.)
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retires from the arena, his career' is
l
And he is likely to keep back thosel
I
ing alive oi l.oril ltoscliery as ii fac-|
in llritaiii, wliirli more e:i,ail_v forgets,
riuiiarkahle inan, and ill;--:.iifi\» i.iid|
i  FUUR "T514 y,A'pE-54- Nmwg "" 5 V 'THE   I " FIRST OF 11414" 'H-iw” #V ir
APRIL 18, 1911
ing, carpentering, and tiiismithlngs,
soap insiiing, shoe inaiting und blues-
smitiiiug are also to be utteinpted
when tue right, man who combines
the ability to develop character oi
tue students as well as teach ii trade
is touiiu tor tue place. Another Mis-
sion in Rangoon, nurniu., asks for a
man to be superintendent of s mis-
sion press employing 200 hands.
This is one of the best and most
complete printing and publishing
plants in the East and up to date in
every particular. Another man is
needed in Mexico who'cnn direct ii
inission press and look alter the ti-
nancial affairs ot the station. For ii
position in West Chini1,u man is
needed who will be superintendent ot
construction work; in Hawaii a
boarding school needs un instructor
in carpentry who knows as well how
to do all sorts of things, handle farm
iiiacliint-ry, build runds and make fur-
niture; an industrial leader is needed
in \\`cst Central Africa; ii business
agent, demonstrat,oi‘ and accouiituiit
in Bulgaria; another in L`entrnl ’l`ur-
key; an iiidustrinl worker for India
to teach carpentry, iiiachinery, black-
siiiitliim.: and wood working; a silli-
ageut is wanted in Korea who is a
stciiograplier and typewriter and can
supervise colporters. Uver 4,800 stu-
deut volunteers have found their wiiy
to the foreign mission fields largely
through the college Association
nioveiiient in the past ten years, but
most of thcin as prencliers and iiiedi-
cal inissionaries. In this kind ot
field there are opportunities for qual-
itied men who want to serve men in
foreiizn lands who are not preacliers.
Y. i\l. U. A. BRIl<Il">‘.
There was a unique dedication ofa
Y. Ill. (`. A. building in .\lcl’liersoii,
Kansas, recently. On Suiulay night
at a bn: mass meeting llon. .\l. ll.
Williiiiiis, inciiiber oi the Kaiisas leg-
islature made nn appeal for the $2,300
needed to dedicattf their builiiiiig
without debt rind over $3.000 was
pledged. Then almost at miiliiiglit
thc great meeting iidjoiirni-il and
inarclied in a body to the _»\.<socin-
tion buildiniz to dedicate it witlioilt
debt to a service to young: men. This
Association is unique in another par-
ticular; it has nn endowment of li
$12,000 wheat farm.
ln Uaiitoii the Y. M. (`. A. lifts got-
ten possession of one of tlic most
striking situatioiis for its building
on the "Ruud" the broad ond popu-
lar boulevard along the river front.
Back of its building: is a ;_'m‘ili~ii with
tea houses where during the liottcst
months of thc yeiir 500 to 1.000
young iiieu assemble of an evciiiiig.
At n. series ol lectures on siinitiitioii_
tuberculosis, azriculture, natiomil
welfare and dillerent lwaiiclies of
science 6,406 men attend(-.il in our
iiioutli.
li0l`tI`l RUSEBEIIRY
AS AMATEIIR A("l‘()R.
Not long utter Earl Rosehcri‘y suc-
ccedcd to the title he took the part
of Doiigal in an amateur pvrformniice
of "Hob Roy" nt Dunferiiiline, says a
writer in The Tntler. His Lordsliip
linil to don n tousled wig of fiery
rue. In the well-knowil i‘nugli-und-
tumble sci-ne ot the play lie maiiageil
to let this drop from his liend, and
the iirciileiit evoked mucli liiugliter a-
mong the audience. liougnll grinned
too, lint when he picked up his wig
and lilaceil it on the \vi‘on|; way thu
liouse simply roared. Sitting next to
the persoii who told the story were
ii, doui' old |iziii‘~--a fnriiier and his
wife. The lzuly’s criticism was 'very
severe. “That 1)out:nl',~; fy igowk," shi:
said “\\'lia-e\'cr lie is lie's dune his
best to turn ii graii' plny like ‘Rob
li~.\" illlil it liaiitomine!"
Sl‘ECT.\CI.ES.
All people that on earth ilo dwell
\\`var specs. uiiuii their niises-
Some blue, some green, ns I've hcnril
tell,
Home rosy ns thc roses.
For tliticrences of human mind.
And contradictory view
And outlook upon lite, you'll iind,
To spectacles are due.
The chap of pessimistic mind
Has glasses that ure blue,
While he who's envious, yo\1`l1 tintl,
'Wears those of greenish hue.
The man who sees with bilious spleen
You know him well, the fellow
\\`lin's always acting dreadful nienn-
Wears glasses that are yellow.
And he to whom the world looks
right,
Who smiles wl1cre’er he zoos.
The chap whose face; is always
liright,
Has them colored like the rose.
So ditlernnces of liumnn mind
And contradictory view
And outlook upon lite, you'll liud.
To spectacles are due.
“We are only little ones, but we know Zam-
Buk eased our pain and cured our sores. _Per-
haps it would cure you,
I=;;i`t this sound ndyicc from
“'li_-.bcs anti suclcliiifisff' 'l`iikcit!
.
'l`r.c sp.;;ik.:rs urn the cliiltlren of
f.ir»;. I.. \\'t-lf-ii-i, ot St'_vniour St.,
I\l;-.ixi'i.il, and thc riaollier adds
irc;-,it to th ir tip;-sul. She says:
“‘ .‘.li' little girl cfiiitiuvtcfl scalp
il..i,~.i~i.~ at stflio il. limi g.i‘lioriiig>;
forniyd all over hor head, anti not
o ily t‘.i~.i-cd thc child nviiic pain
but iiiiiiie her very ill. 'l`iie sores
di-zrlziréixl. and occiirziiig on the
,~;<‘:ilp no feared slr: would lose
all livr li.;ir. She was iii ai pilizible
pligpt when we trleil 7..ni-liuk,
too, if you tried it ?”
but afew days’ treatincnt with this
balm gave her ease. Then the
sores began to heal, and we con-
tinued tlic' Zam-Buk treatment.
In a short time sliewas quite healed-
“My little boy sustained a seri-
ous sczild on the neck. It sct up
a had sore, and quite a few things
we tried failed to lical it or give
him ease. Once more wc turned
to Zuni-Buk, and we were not
diszippointcd. lt acted like a
charm in draivintz away the pain,
and soon healed the wound."
Zaiii-link it “-`.i\iii~-'liiinj ~iilit~rc|it" in lla.: ivay of I-aliirl. It
contains pon idifii Iii .\liii_; in-i I il rsserices, wliiuli, as soon a= :ipplit-tl  
lo skin iIlsc.i~»i'~. 1.1. -iii it . tif:-iiiis and uziil llic pziiiiliil siinirtiiig. Qmd “slant
f) her t‘..:it'ii-:»-2 c ;.l. ii; tl l .ole so sliiiiulutt: thc ct-lls lliiil new
liciiltliv tissue i-; _-vii-i-:il\' ll iincil. licrcniri. ilrli, \;Ii`i;rs, colil
sores, i\ii<.fe~~i'~-. i~-'~r\'i." ~»:c~, lilorid p~»i.~onil\g, chronic wounds.
cold i‘r.icl:., iii' i - ii i’.~l ;.nd cnrcil in this way. Use it lor all
skin iniiirit-5 :ii 1- -.i-.i~ .-. li is also of gn-:it scivicc for piles. All
1, or Znm-link Co., T .
¢liu;;<_;i\t.::~.iiII ~l '».~.- .i‘ A i vi :its bo. Y
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_-tanip for po=t-
agc, und we will
niull trial box
tree. Mention
tlils.
OYOIIIO
Unnnnwnnn 8. Hosinmr
Better if,
Select a '
Monmeunt
Today.
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I)on‘t delay and pro-
crasinatc any longer. Its
your solemn duty to see to
that grave and your char-
acter is determined on the
way you do it. See about
erecting a uionmneut to-
day so that when the ground
gets Iirnieuough the monu-
ment can be erected.
See our design today-
get our prices. You‘ll find
our work as good-as any
person could expect or
wish for.
R. B. Innes
176 Kent St.
dlturstf
4-151181.
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It You need a
Canoe or Row-Boat
this summer you cannot do better than
decide on the “\\'m, linglisli” kiiid. They
are absolutely uiisurpassed in design, mater-I
ial and finish and can be dependent on to
\ f’\~- Q give perfect .sat'is‘factiori.
" (lrcler one NOVV and be ready for the
` opening ofthe Iiozitiug season.
Write for our lirce L`atalogtic.
' " The win. iiiigiisii canoe co
Peterborough, 0nt
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ACT/\Uf]lL RFISULTS
re llio i<,-st it-si ol Li e Iiisnrmicc
5/ie/J,
North American Life
on
has paid lilleveii 'l`liouszuiil Dollars into lionics on P. I.
last year ivliert- tlio bi-ezul winner was reiiiovcil by death.
Several large clicqucs linve been paid to living policy-
holders during tlic year on .\l:it\n'cd Iiiveslnieiit Policies.
Insure iu fi coniprmy that pays every claim promptly and
satisfactorily.
J' K- R 0 S so Manager Ior P. E. I.
, clmwfrwtf Ollicc Masonic Building Charlottetown
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL
oppo slte Stlte House, Boston, Mus
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utters rooms with hut. snd'eold wntar fo
$1.00 per da and up, which Includes fri-
uspol Public shower baths. Nothiniz
equalthisln New England. Rooms w
private baths lor 81.50 Jier day and u
suites ottwo rooms nn bath for $4.00
nay und up. Dininz rooms and cafe ll
claus. European plan.
ABSOLUTELY l`lREI’RO0I"
stone floors, nutliinz wood but the door
Equipped with its own Ssnitsry
Vacuum Cleaning Plant.
hong Distance Telephone in Every ltoniii
Strictly A Temperance Hotel
Send lor Booklet
Commonwesltligntel Inc.
STORER E. RAI-‘IS
¢:t.iu~L _npnimnit
Many More Watches
were cleaned and repaired by
ns last year than for a number
of years past, this shows our
work is satisfactory.
A box for mailing work to
us :uid estiuiates of cost fur
nisliecl on request.
  TAYLOR
its
Waitchmalter and Oplicisn
S mth SiileQueeu Square
GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
WAY SYSTEM.
l{Ol`.\`I) 'l`l{lI‘ I'I0i\Il~ISI€EI{I€IlS
li.\L.`l'l{SIt).\i 'l`lt`I\'I'I'I`>i Io \Nesli-rn
C.'iii.iil;i via (iraiid 'l`ruiik Iliuililu 'I`r.ii'l
ltoiiloln (`|iii-ago, eti-., on sale. :mil
i-\i~i~_y sociiiid 'I`uosiIayuiitiI Sepleinbi-i'
iiilli, al veiy low fairs. _
'l`III£ I~`lNlC.*i'l` l"i\Rl\IING k`0llN'1`R\'
I\` 'I`III~i \VOI{I.I) is I0 lie I`o\||\iI :Along
llii- lint- oftlie til{.\NI) 'l`RllNl{ I‘.»\t`l
l~`lt` in llii- |‘i'o\'iiu'es ol` i\I:\iiilob;i, i\
lu-rla. aiul Sziskzilclimvaii. Ilescriplivc
iii-rature with lieaiitiliilly eiigrxiveil maps
:mil _i_;i\'iiig full iiifiiriiiiitioii :iboul I"RI;`E
IlO.\lES'l`l£.\I\.‘4 and Iioiv to rilitniii llicui
true. can be had :it any (`i. 'l`. IZ. Ticket
Olliec.
3-2':<l\\'fiiill.\`t~p io.
Steam Pipe ‘
Fittings lor
Lobster. Factories
Ilizive an excellent lim! of
stoaiu pipe tittiugs as \\'cl| as all
otlii-r supplies and ouliils for ii
iiioilerii lolislci' factory. You
tlnil my prices lowest because
my expiiiises are l<\\\' and the
qualily of my work is known liy
rill.
I pcrsoiiallyattciid to all in-
slallalioii work. I’lionc 394].
Jas. A. Mcliachern
I24 Gi. Geo. Sl.
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Dr. E. M.Crossman
Eye Specialist
CharIottetown.I’.E.I-
will he at A. C. Clements’ hotel.
Murray Ilarbor South, from Tues-
day April iStli, igii, ,till Fridill'
April 22nd ioi i. '
All Eye work attended to
I willbe at the above ineiitioiicd
place to attend to all cases of imper-
fect vision and eye trouble. Child-
ren and grown ups will receive CX-
pert attention.
Coiisiiltation Free.
E.M. Crossman, D.0-
i-:ri: srizciiitisr.
4»l:lit‘4i.
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IIOUSIiS I`0R SALE-
I
The |°nllo\\'ing Dwelling Ilousc 'Pl'0l‘L‘r
lies \\-ill be o|`t`t-rcd for sale li I‘ublie AHC
tion on thu prviiiiscs ou lilo f0I|\‘WIl\l¥
ilzilos :
FRIDAY the 2Ist dsy of April
Inst at I2 o'clocIi Noon.
All that two anil one half llory \":l\`k
dwelling with outbuildings and gud situ-
ate on llie South side of Water tree! np-
posile llie guecii Ilolel and now occ\lPl°‘l
by I\Ir \V. ). I‘oIIOcI¢.
Also all that Iwo and one Ill" i_I°".V
duulvletenenwiit wooden dwelling Ii0\\!¢
situate on tht- Nnrlli side of Sidney. s.If°*`!
liclwecn Great George liiid Prince 5ll'¢°l.9'
sixruitniir nie zziid gn °f
April Inst at I2 o’cIook can
All that two and one half M02' W0¢"~I¢"
dwelling house sitnsto on the . outh lldv
ot' King Street between Prince and Hill!-
bnroiigli Streets nt pressntin occuplllvn
of Mr. Henry Crnswell. _
The above properties will be sold sub-
jevl to one reserve bid on each pr0Pl|’IY',
For particulars apply st tlie Omce of 0-
R. Suiallwood. Attorney ll I-RW 0' "’
R. Rcaristu, Auctioneer. `.
A F.. lNGSi
Exeviitor ol' Estate ol' late john |089-
4-7ili4i.
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