,. Able any as-en Ip- writ- P. Mooney. Gen
` CANADIAN NURTHERN --
1 sl. STEAMSIIP LIMITED
2 ~ Q -= _ e-H
1
g MAAY £6, 1913 . "ru please uses nan in awe
.. THE CENTRII
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L GUIIRDINN Q.
Every riugreus them‘mp__, w'W_w_" __ IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
f°`P'¢l¢\1ii°|L' I is years len in wearing qualities. ' scuoosna an1uvan.- 'rue
Img n ' - te
I ..W_ W_l$l.¢1e Grandmothefs ring and see if it is not i,°,,°°;,l:f,,,dC;,°}i,'f:,t‘:"B,w°¢‘,E,f;, mai'
1
loaded with potatoes. °
They' are made in all widths and in r'ok 14k.and 18k 1"
Of all rings the Wedding Ring should 'he the best. l orglrlii-L;Ali>lE1I;}T¢,'m°mfx;:?°;s.? '£12121
-we  cargoofcoal.
for Men
is the Invictus, the best good
shoe. ‘
These boots are perfect fir-
ting, madein natural lasts that
areas comfortable as old shoes,
are glove fitting and stylish as
anyone could wish for. All the
latest lasts at $5 5o, $6.00 and
¢°»»a» as aa 1.. .....$7.oo
Alley  Co.
ispnsasnln nn'rrmNs._-'rue nas-
ns' am owne Y ia c A sem than
Th B - B ` l annual rummagelsalle yesthrday fore-
' I
2 ¢S¢ 00f :;::.::%.';:;‘:f“  '°“‘ °““‘ °
NEW GLASGOW.-All should help
huiid the new Grand-Stand by 30111.;
across to New Glasgow and l’i¢¢0\\.
on the 24th.
--- \
SUNDAY snnv1CE.- There #tu
be preaching Sunday in Cavendish at
I1 a. ni., New Glasgow 3 p. m., and
North Rustico 7.30 p. m.
COAL CARRIER.-The schooner
Yarmouth Packet, which has plough-
ed the Bev of Funday as a freighter
to and from St John ever since she
was built thirty-live years ago, is to
be a coal carrier in the future be-
tween Caps Breton and Prince Ed-
ward Island ports. She has been sold
[_ -1 L.
/New ron anarsua
woax ~
'llhls is the time of year you ama-
teurs' get out of doors and take
tome ood pictures but if you want;
heino§nished right, promptlg an
atm erate ooatyou ahou d ring
the work to us.
| _Cook Studio!
Csnadian Norihern
“Atlantic Royals”
` Si Lawrence Route
Comfort of All Classes
’I‘hat's the ke note of the service
on the Atlanta: tioysls. It's the
attentive regard for the comfort
llld DI9\l\1l'Q OI 816|) DIBBBDKBF BX'
prpissed én`ta§oon‘1mo'dation Typical:
ll D' ~ l'i\l S 6 U H181)
:trust N113; madg the Turhiuqe Bteam~
a s.
° 11.11. s. aeyn sawifa
Il. M. S. Royal George
deservedly famous amen! exper-
ienced -1 revel ers.‘l hen in addition
to being mos£modern.bo`\h are the
fastest Ln t e nritiah-Canadian
service nt. write for descriptive
budgets isicoiors. They are well
. 0 n e N. . ..
1.v'Ifnt '"1 de' m rx Bristol use
Tues liia;ei0 Boyaal Edward 'ruse June 3
........ ._ oyal ieorge Tuesdune 17
ues .Iona 1'! yal Edward Tnesguly I
ues niy 1, oyal aorire Tues uiy 15
ea uiy 15 oysi lfdward nat_.lu|y 21
Hat .lluly re Boy i George sat sue 9
:..;%;..Au¢ -0  Reward-Sat Agra H
 ,,,.Au_¢zs_- s tsentle Bat. ep 6
eral Agent.\in'llr llo. Hai’tax.
E *H4 - _ 5
, .
l
WE MAKE 'l`IlllTlI
and we guarantee them to iitexactly. We
will do_ail we can to save the teeth you
have, and ii it is possible to save them
we will do so Ifnot, we will give you the
best substitute possible to get. if you
entrust yourdentsl needs to us we assure
youof abundant satisfaction.
9 |25 Queen St.
r 0  Next Beer O.
.V _ _ _ GoIf'a
L I -.SP-I P.hJ‘§'276J“lU? rf
. ` __ _ __ _N
M0 l. HER should be photo ‘
graphed but--Mother thinks \
only of her children when she thinks
of hot he
p ograp .
Perhaps ehe'll need persuading-
p_erhsps will cali it vanity, but her
pictures will prove she is still a 1
'beauty-will be in greater demand ,
_ han those quaint pictures of young-
er days .
Make an appoint for her
, rue saves srumo l
l..'
m
I
L_ 7 W .L W; _?‘
LIME uns
Landing today per
Schooner Polar Star,
3oo barrels and 150
Casks Best St. _lohn
Lime.
ii. Lyons & B0.
Phone III
Queen’s Wharf
5-15Mtf
 -A
Miss D- Rudge,
171 Great George Street
Charlottetown
.-Manufacturer of all kinds of fine fair
goods. Special attention given to mail
orders;
-limwfmilipdr
sndlletul
lvoryhodywants eoalstthis seesont
ofthe  H
Yeahs” value for your money
sooum¢r‘ 0
Nellthtsfstho plaeoto lt! So
enlernowand- we wiilseethrtitiade- 9
iverod'prompt'y. -
We still have a limited supply of
first prize Island grown White Ban-
‘ ner and Black Tartarisn Seed Oats, `
which we are offering at lowest -
prices. Wholesale and Retail. Call
soon if you want some. A, Home &
Co. 5-|6f'mwM E7i
I
pit l l 4
‘ ' srocx MARKETS.
Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-
Curdy 8: Co., Stock and Bond Brok-
ers. Members Montreal Stock Ex-
change, 164 Richmond Bt., Char-
lottetown. P.lii.l.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
High»Low Close
May 15th.
Atchison 998 99ii
Am. Smelters 66% 665
Amal. Copper 74l 73; 73§`
Brooklyn. B. T. 901 891 ss;
Canadian Pacific 237} 236|
Erie ` 285 28§
Lehigh Valley 158| 152!
Illinois Cent. 1
Mex. Petroleum 64} 63%
34 34
Miss. Pacific
Northern Pacific
_ 99;
eel
235|
za;
152;
1145
sag
an
114
to Captain Henry Townsend of Lou-
isburg, On her way to her future
home port the vessel will call at Hal-
ifax for general cargo.
PERSON ILS
Mr. H. G. Rolfe, General Superin-
tendent of the I. C. R., Moncton, re-
turned yesterday after spending a few
days in Charlottetown.
Among the outward passengers from
Charlottetown yesterday were Messrs
J. McKenzie, and Wm. Fitzpatrick,
Trncadie, to Winnipeg; Mr. Neil Mc-
Quarrie, K..C., to Summerslde: Mr.
Calvin McCallum and Mr. J. H. Boll
to Elummerside; Mr. Fred Farquhar-
son to Boston.
~.~..................,........,.....,.,.,._.,.,.,....... ...~.~.~.,.~.
Ames. 19-20.
COTTON
High Low Close
lluy 1120
1151
1094
1091
1094
GRAIN & PROVISIONS.
1120
1154
1095
1097
108-i
1141
J “lv 1155
October
Decem her
January
1100
1101
1098
High Low Close
___l____,
May Wheat. 891 875 88?,
88 8'l§ 88
July Wheat
May Corn 55k 55} 558
May Outs 37} 37 37}
1980
May Pork
NEWS FHUM THE
STUIIK Nlllllll
May 15, 1913.
The Berlin money situation is un-
satisfactory.
The Chinese loan will be oilered to
the public next week, .
The Railroads tell the commission
they cannot borrow unless rates are
increased.
Conductors on the eastern roads de-
mand a fifteen per cent. increase by
July lst.
The New York exchange closes 30th
and 31st.
It is reported that foreign Cana-,
clian Pacific is liquidating, "
The Bank of England proportion in`
r is fift d
rese ve y an a quarter.
The weather in the cotton belt is
cooler with showers. ’
::'I‘I-IE BALTIMORE DENTAL
ROOMS repaired. Dr. Lodge has fully
recovered from his recent serious ill-
ness, and is again attending to his
dental practice 5-'15M3i~
:Princess Patricia is the name oil
the new perfume which we have made
CHURCHILL, Etc.- Mr, M,
ot 1 p. m.
C.
MacKinnon will preach at Churchill
on Bahbath- the 18th at 10.80 a.m..
Bt. Catherines 2.80, and N. ld. C.
Follow  lf.  -1 
..,,..¢»..» . _, 
f--» 21. ._-" . , -1, 
 Prey.
from Glace Bay for Cardigan with a'
LOT 48 UFO.-Rev. D, MacLean
will preach at Lot 48, Sabbath. the
ltith at 10.80 a. m., Highfield 2.30
and ln the People's Church at 7p.m.
Glasgow Road Monday and Hunter
River Tuesday evenings at 7.30.
r ...__
THE INWARD TRAINS.-The east-
ern express arrived in Charlottetown
yesterday at 9.35 a. m., five min-
utes late, the eastern accommodation
at 5.55 p. m., fifteen minutes late;
the southern and western accommoda-
tion and the Cape.'1‘raverse train, on
time. `
CONCRETE WORK.- A meeting ol
the Street Committee was held on
Wednesday to lay out a program of
concrete work which will be com-
menced at once. The City Council wil.'|
meet on Monday night to receive and
confirm the report of the Street Com-
mittee.
MINISTERIAL MEETING- At a
meeting of the Ministerial l Associa-
tion held yesterday afternoon in the
Y. M. C. A., a resolution congratu-
lating Rev. T. F. Fullerton on receiv-
ing the degree of D. D. from Pino
Hill College was very heartily pass-
ed. Rev. T. W. Murphy was thanked
for bringing Rev. Dr. Griffith-Thomas
to the city, and appreciation of his`
services was expressed. The Associa-I
tion in a body waited upon Dr.
Griffith-Thomas at the close of bis'
lecture in St. Paul's Parish Hall yes-
tcrday afternoon and had a pleasant
interview.
(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian)l
POLICE COURT.--At the Char-
lottetown Police Court. this mornilfg,
James l'ower for bein-g drunk and;
disorderly was fined $5. or 20 dayr.|
and John Butt for being drunk was
fined $10 or 30 days.
The Feet
To Stanley s
r~Q"\§`|~" , , '_' ."`y  ' '
°<.’\"5~` N.   "j
Y* @~-\’=.' fl-
`-,f" 'fi -ll T 
.; 1,  -.gr '
~`-3"'  -"s‘. .x-~l 14.4
1*' "§' '.-,' L" »J; /I' '."~"
 'l  `.'|yT;‘ ,
5 h ' f
They know where to go _to _p1;oc\1_r_¢_tl1e best fit.
::’l`an. sunburn and other skin af-,
filctions promptly fade away before
the use of Rexall Cold Cream. This
in a splendid skin food and healing
l halm that keeps the skin in first class
condition-keeps it smooth, soft and
velvety. This preparation is sold in
nearly 6,000 stores and guaranteed
wherever sold. 25c. The MacKinnon
Cottons
Black 2 for 25c
Better Quality 15C
A Shade Finer 206
Real Heavy 30C
Fine Qualily with
National Cotton sole 35c
With National
C ashrnere sole 35C
O. S. Leg 356
Silks
Lisles
Fine Lisle
Stan1ey’s~ Special
ting and wearing stociri_ngs it is possible to get and
nt reasonable prices too:
3 pr for $1.00
Merceriscd Lisle
Silk Lisle
Finest Lisle
Brilliant Lisle
O. S. Leg
Best Lisle
Silk Boot with lisle top and feet,
White, Tan and Black
Spun Silk, Black only
Light weight silk, Pink, Sky, Grey
Best real silk boot lisle top and sole
Black only $1.30 pr.
35c
40c
50c
50c
50c
85c
60c
85c
85c
Kent Ste.
leave here Thursday, May 15th.
Drug Co., corner Great George and
Mtf
If
you have one you want to be cleaned
we will send for it. National Cloth-f
ing Co. 5-1Mtf.
Sufferers
From
Headaches
should endeavour to get at the
a ct ual CAUSE of their
HEADACHE.
The indiscriminate u e of
drugs usually affords but tem-
porary rslief, and may be
positively d a n ge r ou S to
health.
It is an established fact
that the ACTUAL CAUSE of
a very large percentageof all
headaches ls
Eye Strain
Now, it is my business to
tell you whether YOU suffer
from eyestrsin.
This is my specialty, and I
will give you the best possible
service.
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Sugar No Sale.
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel Pfd.
i
114
111;
159%
19|
95;
148|
105%
E
114
110;
159;
19;
95
1475
I
110}
15%
19}
96
1471
_ 105 105;
Utah Copper 51} 51* 51{
` HONTREAL BTOOKR.
Dom. Steel Corp’n 49| 49} 49}
. . o) i I
Montreal Power 221
Toronto Ry No Sale.
¥Z'£i‘u.°“’ _ . ‘ as an ‘il The Photograph and the Blotter
expressly for ourselves. It has be-
come so popular that we had to du-
plicate our first order in a short
time. Every day adds to its list. of
admirers. 10c. -dram. 75c. oz. E. A.
G. F. iiuicheson
Opiometriat
5-7wfmtf
Foster, Central Drugstore. Mtf. ---ét-J
__ _
f-_i___i-____
_ Cashmere Hose
::Hnt notice. Our last shipment of]
Panama hats for the season will
Plain Black Cashmere Hose medium he-avy and
light weight plain ribbed and suspender tops as Well
as regular and 0. S. legs.
Brown, Nelson, Fospof, Condon. Unicorn and
Penman makes 356 to 856 a pair.
' no idle boast but a positive fact. I
I ` We carry the largest and most com-
plete line of Hosiery in the city. This is
 _
Lids for Kids
L 1-a i 
Another Shipment of American
has just arrived by the Plant Line. lt includes the
new “Ratt Rat l" hat as well as sailors and hats
I suitable for boys from 2 to 5 years of age.
pS_iho.piebY |2395
IN CIIANCERY
People's Theatrel T°Ni=h* 4* Sd-
 mgn Low more E
322351?" "`"‘°"°“ ’°* " iii New York Tabloid Musical Comedy Company
$;,§°;°,,_*{°;§_‘;_;';=s§,’°‘;;', 12,11” 1,3* Present their New Bill
.*i;..‘?;;..*2.i°‘2'“’.5..°..‘.’;‘.‘.°°"‘~ “° ““‘°'..;“ “jack The Giant Killer”
snawnn , un °
sD,,,,mf§',‘m_ com No sam 1 Novel and New Electrical Effects
spitsl will he held in the Pariori
lust#/|Ni.  Q' 66°' ‘liar thotranssctioaij of such other
talor Dominion CNICNICO.
»....~_%‘ar°!:§%¢'»’%'i‘“ ~ - can-1si‘  ~ wrme-s". '  ' " ' ' 1' '  0' _ll ~um&nf'et“°'t"“‘ "»“‘*‘*°°”~.=-l'<ff<~0f#-1-*-*‘~‘“‘ll'i , '-P‘"~=°\lR\11,=a==»1ie2
Prince Ewan]  I-  V 'N L I A Powerful Dramatic Sub'
|eci
If 'IA alll ' I  E5 ° WthG" dtl
a9ri.l>'1i;u¢'ri::ofn| ::NtNi»e.‘ -Sway 0' Destmy '  °m_
ers to the Prince Edward Island. ` f _-. . .__ .
1.. 1..... 1.... ........ A.. memes sun srreieek Musee! ce sis
§oiai:lo`non‘l‘hnxsdny May 29th, _ -n;=- ' -~ " '_ -fr . . 
‘?.i.%a*.1'l`€‘li2§i§“1'¢..1”.;§2'.'.i3 ' , Admission Children _lic Adullsli
Am nsiness as maybe brought before Y¢q|» Last Opportunity to see this Co. of Clad! ihriigig
1 amuse shea  t. ~ A - -
Before the Vice Chancellor
No. B 107 5.
Enphemia Forbes and other com-
plainants and Duncan Dewar and
other Defendants.
Pursuant to an order _of the Vice
Chancellor made in this matter on
the 17th day of April A. 1) 19:3.
notice is hereby given that all
creditors having claims against the
estate of Jennie C. Bailey late of
Montague in King's County in said
Island, widow, are required to
come in and prove their debtsand
claims before me at the odiee of A.
A. McDonald &Bros, Georgetown,
on Thursday the lath day of June
next A.~D. 1913 at the hour of
eleven o’clock in the forenoon or in
default of their so doing they will
be excluded in the Administration
of the Estate and from the benefit
ofthe said order. And said cred-
ltpts are muired then and there to
srodnce ore me upon oath all
¢.¢dB» books. papers and writings
in their custody or powgr :glaring
to, their claims.
Dated this tenth day of May A.
D. 191 .
The Pure Bred Clydesdale 1
_ _ ` Stallion
Provingzocixlnlllrllhcteflsgiaxgfd Islaudl     
Estate of John ='=~'m°»
i No 45
Will stand ior ser-
vice st Park Stables.
E u e t o n St. I u
chargwoi Mr Fred
"day of May instant 1913 commenc-
-Ke‘ly’s Cross Let 29 comprising
Bradley
The undersigned will sell by
Public Auction on the premises
formerly occupied by John Bradley
at Kelly’s Cross. Lot 29
on Wednesday the 28th
ing’ at the hour of lo o‘elock in the
forenoon.
rst The shop store land and pre-
mise! occupied by john Bradley at
aboet one and a half acres of land.
ani The entia e stock in trade of
the sail John Bradley comprllilllk
gr ‘aries &e., &c-, and sho? f?"
nuture consisting of scales. Sl ¢»
show ewes, desks &c. the
3rd The Book debt! due l°
said John Eradiei-
` Sale positzle. N0 "“'"‘
Terms at e-
- 5 tllay |913.
D“"§,'¢','§§|§5'¢1i' xauzqsnv
AEs£1Ignee.
n'r& CAIIPB ..
S  for Anignee.
BALDIRSTQN I Take Allvlntllo el it 'l`°l\l|ll‘|- AR2lmBALD I' M°DONALD' tom!!! I I Mm” “t °‘""“' ‘i“*
' C|amero¢n ogk 
_a terms awe ol mt
Ill' IBIIOI '
s-
.;‘:.'_"n'.';' ...i."“:..
turningta his
ownersia bies th;
fréllosving Wednesdll 011° "E" “ °‘°
a an . | Jung
1.i.”£‘.’§’.i' ..’§f.il.'illli ll1.'£‘.‘ til-5fi",§=f'f,;f_fg
important exhibition II ¢ 9 ‘ I
E-rogiipgg ‘*n"_1,'{‘,',', P'|‘}'fn'¢l'f|i»°sl"a'|-l{,f,,'.fri
P. E. I. |yg girg
H hu proven amost imvfill .
'"1 isis #glee '2:.is:'.:.:l§:'.'r..”.§:
5 ° found ol 7
‘ge °°' ' N' md Pnl"-Ili i he has
:r..':'.:§°°`1'::.2‘:.‘:f.‘a.°.2l=z‘2:'...:n.........
=qIIle'r‘:1llnam;:'tll?di"e’i`ngie service sin.00 for
/
"“°°` reno c, cr./lax. owner.
' Victoria, I’. E. I.
M _numwnsl
and consisting in part, Of DU, ___ _ M ___ _ 
¢‘°dS- \=°f<1w"°» *‘°°*=» =*'°°‘”"’ ririieyta c|y.1..au¢?.|iis..
Baron Mack 1
NIO 14861
will stand for
of 1913 at
owners s t able
Rivet.
on applie-
owser Howaao Mexav. 1"