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To All Cotton Mills in Canada_-§Mon-

treal Policfe lioaxed By False Report ` of Coming Socialist

l Demonstration

MONTREAL, May "'b-‘A-(Special)---‘ artists and camera men on hand to re

There is possibility that the Federatio of Textile Workers strike leaders wil

in-der out tbe operatives 'of all the mills , out it dia not materialize and the Soc

`a]iBHem1er_ who is employed at the The witnesses examined included court house evgntnuuy was found at Premier Hazen, R. S. Barker, Frank

in Canada in addition to the Montreal

and Vnlleyfleld mills.

There is no change in the strikc situa- tion today. ' -

As the result of a hoax 200 police and

n . 1, What was expected was a Socialis

cord the event

demonstration on the Champ de Mars,

work there. I ~ The rust that the city council was in session and an action against the Mayo

oliieers were massed at-. headquarters at, for preventing the May day parade o

tho City Hall yesterday afternoon u.nd tlioro was a small army of reporters

iiblocialists was threatened, lent color to i the report. '

UNKNUWN MAN

lElPS_|illIl Sill

In St. lohjn `Harb<»r And Drowns Despite All Efforts To Rescue Him

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ST, JOHN, May 5--(Special) _At noon

today an unknown man with a valise in

hislland walked to the edge of the

wllnrf' near the D. A. R. warehouse, threw tho vzilise into the tide and then plunged _i1l)lli.1nselt',

Enlployes of the Eastern S. S. Co. threw u rope to which he hurl clung for sonic lnoinentsllut finally let go, then ner-ovcl~ilig` struggled for a few seconds on his back bnt finally sank when the llont was only a length away.

He made no outcry and his attempts

to Hurd bimsel scorned only half heart- oil.

lie is supposed to be an English iln-

iniglxult. _

Keep Minard's Liniment in the House

:Seven pictures to adorn your walls Seven pictures will he awarded to seven people who enter the Limerick-I Competition which closes Saturday. The competitor who buys a spool of thread is entitled to send in a~li.m- crlck as well as the one who buys a hundred dollars. All required is a little eilort and thought. Prices are i some to ever bod Jas PM011

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Demarcration of Boundary Between U. S. and V

Canada. `

WASHINGTON, D. B., May 5-The

Canadian International Boundary Treaty was ratified today by the Senate in execute session. It pro- vides for the more complete def ni- tion and demarcation of the boundary between the United States and Can- ada, but does not change in any way the understohd existing lines.

HAVE YOU STOMACH TROUBLE 7 _ When you wake up with headache und had taste in the mouth, some- thing to settle the stomach is needed That dull, heavy feeling must be lift- ed, and appetite must he created. Get a tumbler of water, some sugar, and then pour in a still dose of Nervi- line_ You‘ll feel tip top in a few minutes. Nerviline invigorates,hra_ces tones, puts vim and snap into your movements. Yon’ll be fitted for a hard day’s work by taking Nerviline -nothing better. Large bottle, 25c. everywhere

' col/unc Eveuls

Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince

Edward S. O. E. Tuesday, May 12th.

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THE "'BUlEK illllli H|lll|lllil]'S BALL"

PRESENTED llillllllilll Tilll|liHl

Complete Change of Vaudeville Program and Moving Pictures Will Make up a Splendid Performance

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At Fairyland tonight, Shaw bud Shaw, singers, dancers, comedians and contortionists will give an- en- tire ohange of _program, presenting "The Black Four Hundred’s Bell." In this the _ introduce the 011811181 Southern plantation dence and three or the latest and best son8H. besides humorous dialogue. There will be ecomplete change of -mov- ing pictnrm also- as follows:-

"An Economical Trip-"

“Treasure Island."

“A Little Hero." I

"The Twin Brothers Joke. i "Trouble of a Private Detective., 'rue illustrscsu sons by Mr- Med- digon will e s. musical feature of

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thshisisnaligl Shaw are tW0 Of U10 sieve;-est. artists on the vaudeville circuit. 'rliey change their P\‘°S““’-‘ every eveninil. y

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FRDERIOTON, May 5-(gpcgial)

The inquest into the death of Depu-

ty Surveyor General Flewelling was

held tonight at Parliament Building.

Sadler and Dr. J. V. Bridges.

The Premier read a letter written

|~ by Flewelling to him. It was an ex-

f ccptionally well written letter and quite`

TRADE AND SHIPPIN G

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

May 4 Entered--Minnie A. Reid, Wall-

ace; S. S, Northumberland, McLean, Picton.

May 5--sch. Edwin A Grozier, McDou-

gall, Glace Bay; sch. Ada. Trenholm, Glace Bay. - r '

May 4 Cleared-Sch. Eva May,Davls,

Georgetown _

May 5-Sch. Edwin A. Grozier, Mc-

Dougall, Picton; sch. Ada, Tren- holm, Picton; sch. Lizzie Catherine,

Dark Brown Taste

Your llead Aches ' Tongue is Coated Mouth Tastes Bad Stomach is Sick. ~

The Gastric Juices are not Doing Their Duty and You‘rc ill the Grip of Nervous Dyspepsi'a_

A hot bitter fluid, and sour indi-

gested food rise in your mouth. V

Your vision is crossed with specks

that float before the eyes.

Very shortly you'll have nausea,

rank breath, and sleepless-nights.

What you need is Ferrozone. It regulates the gastric juices, puts

new life into the stomach, braces digestive powers, gives the aid thet's so badly required.

Ferrozoue is the best. treatment be-

cause lt goes to the root of the trou- ble remedies the conditions that cause dyspepsia and thereby cures per- manently.

If you want proof, read the exper-

ience of Mr. E. P. Davison, a_ well known resident of Portland, who writes: "Fferrozone is beyond doubt a most powerful cure for lndlgestion and weak stomach. Food so badly disagreed with me that I was almost afraid to eat. Pastry and starchy foods fermented, caused sour rislngs and gave me backaches, brown taste offensive breath. I grew weak, my weight ran down dfteell P0\ll1dS “Hd my looks fully indicated all that was wrong. Ferrozone put me on my feet again. It braced me up,renewed my digestion and made me a well man.” ,

Doctor and patients alike speak of the merit of Ferrozone; it is ‘different from other femedles, different because ir' cures so you .stay cured- Try it: sold everywhere in 50. boxes.

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Advertisers are again reminded

that their “business locals” as well as their "changes" must be received at this odlce not later than one 0'- clock sharp of each week day, ex- clusive of statutory holidays. £0 ill- sura insertion in _next isguo. All re- ceived later than the above hours will also ep ear when they ,do not inter- fere, witiii the iqttins' in .tyI>°_ 0! We regular news of the day.

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. lengthy.

It was a manly confession and most

pathetic. ,

The Premier was much affected in

reading the epistle and more than once broke down while there was hardly a dry eye in the room.

Flewelling in his letter, which was

dated May 3rd, acknowledged that he wus behind in his accoimts to the ex- tent of about $12,000. `

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nComedy Drama and Vaude- ville Eight Days Starting Friday.

Of all the eepertoire companies of

recent years that have been playing throughout this country none have proven more successful than the Jere McAuliffe Stock Go., which inl- tlls an 8 days engagement at the Opera House starting Friday even- ing with a list of first-class pro- ductions never before given at pop- vlar prices. _'The crowded! houses time and time egeln,have more than attested the well deserved papular- ity of this company. The piece to he present Friday evening is the mein-dramatic production of e Daughter ot the People with all the original electric and scenic eilects. Other plays to follow are Why he Divorsed Her. A Daughter's Devotion The Fatal Coin and others. During the action of the drama clever, np- to-date, high-class vaudeville will be presented. The usual custom of _High Class Vaudeville including.

Jere n an. entire new line of Par-

odies_ Bohee and Hyers, Colored Queens of Bong, from Ragtime to Grand Opera. ` ` "

Alf W. Wilson, -The World’s Great-

'est Ventriloquist, introducing ,Little Willie Green.

Rowley and Gay, Scotch Dancers

and Bag Pipers. Three flexible Arniot's Contortion- ists and Aerial Marvels. Eddie Goyvner. BatonVM,anipulator and Songs _.and Dances.

Fred. Martell, in the latest Illust-

trated Songs.

In a Daughter of the People tlfc uthor_ has hit upon the nop-nm idea of giving the public just what they went. As this p‘a;/ contains an abundance of comedy, heart in » mrest and pathos, it is written 0’ good lines and tells a beautiful story. Each of the four B0*-E 15 strong in clirnaxes end always re- eive Round after Round of applause and requires the full strength of the cting company. All special scenery will ,be used. Th s will be Jews in-str visit to this Island since his attempt to get here Winter before ast through ther Ice. The 00-. Win

arrive Fridaydnigllt on t:rhe's;t:;l1;¢’i\' ‘ _ scene ‘ upiiliilgnariilive the dsiw b°f°"°~ Bale of seats opens todaY-

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RLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD=ISLAND, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, MAT! 6, 1908.

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iAfiecting ‘Scene When Letter From

Deceased to .Premier Hazen Was

_ s A UN JUNE EIGHT

' Read Financial Worry Causes A

' Hi Rash Act ‘ ' ' _

Premier Gouin Will Dissolve the Legislature at Once.

QUEBEC. May 5-Hon. Lomer

Gonin will be here tomorrow morn- ing. when a meeting _of the Cabinet Will be summoned at once: Your ¢0l‘I1¢€Pondent is authorized to an- nounce that the House will he im. mediafely diisqlved andrthat polling day has been flied for cm eighth of June, or the same day on which the Ontario elections sie to be hem

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THE WEATHER

;l‘_t°iRONTO, May 5-(Specral)- Moderate to fresh winds, fair, sta- tionary or a Little higher tempera- ture. '

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 50 cts.

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Ar rncounlcrou. N. ls. lNro Trouser

In Moncton And Lost _Eighty Dollars

Among Bad Company-Complaint' Laid All Hands Arrested,

` Money Not ‘Found ~

MoNc'roN, May s-gspc¢lal)'- gut was sso short. ' David Coll of Charlottetown came to; Complaint was laid and 1°" 'light

mea

M H t t M ,thc whole household was err I

0 C on E B ranger on onday and :md when brought before the court

fell in with Howard 0lBrien and this morning Wilson was Bentanmd George Wllsonl to thirty days in ieil for selling

They invited him to n notorious liquor to Coll, and the others will

resort where Wilson was sent out to he held until charges can be lodged b“Y 111111013 against them.

The whole party get drunk and

when Coll came around last evening

No truce of Coll’s $80 can he found.

He is aged 70 years. V

Ai Wonderland ; Also The S

tur

Something out of the common in- deed ls the vaudeville attraction now

at Wonderland. Three high-class art- ists have it in hand, and sustain any expectations which may seem too ambitious at first thought, In the Cyclone Dance Miss Lind makes a de-

cidedly favorable bit, presenting it amidst a gorgeous glow of colored

risistible indeed. It is fascinating and charming, unique in its uncom- mon features, and the graceful per- former possesses a personality in keeping with the attractiveness of the dance. Miss Hayes as Mlle Pierette, gives charming presentation of a well known character, and does it with the same ease and grace which char- acterizes Mlss Lind's performance. The "Dancing Dolls" is the name these two artists ere now known by,

and while it seems appropriate in many ways, it might be suggested that the reality in effect is that of clever, vivid grace, not any presenta- tion of artificial effect.

lights and shadows, rendering it ir-‘

CYCLONE DANCE

peclal Presentation OfMlle.

Pierettc. A Remarkable Feature Of Exquisite Grace And Beauty--Gorgeous Light Effects--New Motion Pic-'

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the trio. and in his nimblenesl linda oil far ahead of any like act given here. He is a marvel and a superb performer,and to see him once is to see him any opportunity which ot- fers. "The Dance of the Demon" M

the special feature ot the performance is artistic, beautiful and full cl inl- clnatiou. Every one should noe it‘.,lt Wonderland. It is a superbly grand performance of uncommon attraction, ‘and the change of act which is duo for tomorrow evening, leaves only B short opportunity to see the prolellt most fascinating one. Come tonight.

A CASE OF POISONING.

Not untrequentiy caused by cheep

acid corn salve_ Be safe and 'une Pntne.m's Corn Extractor. Purely

vegetable, harmless and always clmel Insist on "Putna.m's."

A good boy is wanted at The

Guardian Oflice to learn the printing. An exceptional opportunity for the right boy. ,___1_.

Bob.G. Jewette is the completion of l

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