uqnmspu mn 'denies M

lenrsnilll- `

lggs ` ' 18 'runnin _ 1* Potatoes

Pork

Bell l

Dressed bssl

Chicken Turkeys Ll to Ii

-.s ss

.. ._,_.. .,.'_.,_

."¢`

fag 88

.pressed

Mtobv

11 ll

Ito"

Symptoms Warn to ‘A f

Remove the Cause

The ordinary doctor spends his ef- Dr. Ghase"s Nerve Food cures by

forts in arresting symptoms rather removing the cause. Gradually and

than removing the cause of trouble.

naturally this food sure revitalizes

Ile is often com elled to do this the feeble, wasted nerves, and by

P against nts better judgment in order to satisfy tue demands of his pat- tents.

Symptoms are removed at a dread-

ful expense to the organs of the 'body. As an example, consider the effect on the nervous system nf drugs so pow- erful as tn immediately stop head- aches and other bodily pains.

The reaction is most exhausting

on the system, and the result is that the pains and aches return, and the system constantly grows weaker and weaker.

Dr. Chase’s

invigorating the system drives out pains, aches and disease.

'Huis is Nature's way of curing dis-

ease. lt is the only way. The treat- ment cf symptoms is only a make- shift way uf avoiding pain. It over- looks the importance of symptoms ss s. warning of impending trouble.

To get well and keep well use Dr.

Chase's Nerve Food until the blood is rich and red, the nerves steady and the body fillcd with health and vig-, OF.

Nerve Food

Sill tents a box, 6 for $2.50 at alldenlers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co.,

Limited. Toronto.

f, __ _ , 1.

ing Helps

- House Clean-

This is house-cleaning

IIIITOPALL'

l » I

brooms,v:1rnishes,oil. wood and

r metal polishcs, scrub brushes,

will cleaners-and other use- ful house cleaning helps. If you want to pick from a good assortment at a small price- see our stock.

See Our Garden Tools

It wil soon he time I ‘r you to wofk your garden. Fd' lhlfl W0ll¢ YU" will

med »< pickfng from cur l-ns of spades, rakes. hoes. garden forks. etc , Call n and see thc l»n¢‘.

l F ennellvb? Chandler

time and you will need mops, '

The North Shore Silver- i

Black Fox Company,

3 Has Still A Few Shares To Dispose 0l

Those who wish to invest in a Cimpauy fffering a dividend out ifthis year-‘s earnings had better apply *- at once. The above Conipmy have sold options on this if ycar's offspring as followsz-

,` ist. An option on one pair of this years young ' on condition that this pair of foxes are to - remain in the rsnch at the expense ofthe

purchaser until a litter is produced and

that the Company are to have first choice OF ONE PUP in additlrn to the price

agreed to be paid, namely: S 9,000.00

2 r d. A second option on this yea.r’s young at |l,00ll.00

'» _;rd. A third option on this year’s young at ll,250.00

s ;s,|zso.oo

i-Je- -.“~’.~’

1 One litter of this ycai`s young on which these `, options have been given has already arrived and a _ second is expected in a few days time. / AS ALL THE EX PENSES of the ranch, FEED _ and CARE of FOXES includine RANCH M .N. f, AGER'S SALARY and NIGHT CARETAKER’S ‘ SALARY are paid in advance up to the Ist of Septem- ` ber next, there is absolutely NO OTHER WAY

tin which the above sum of $51,250.00 can be applied but in payment of a dividend to the shareholders_T`1ls practically guarantees the investor a dividend of 3r- 1-4 o_o. payable in September this year. THIS IS AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for those having some money on hand TO INCREASE THEIR SAV. INGS bv almost ONE THIRD in the short space of FOUR MONTHS as the balance of subscriptions is

. not required to be paid until the x5th of May next.

A DEPOSIT OF TEN PER CENT to accompany your application WILL HOLD THE STOCK for you until that date.

,Application for stock may be made in the foll-

owing orm:.-

DAILY

` Ll`ll'lll"S, MIRROR.

There are loyal hearts, there are

spirits brave,

There are soulp that are pure and _ true:-'N' ' -

Than give to the world the belt you

have,

.And the best will come back to

YOU.

Give love, and love to your life will

flow. `

A strength in your utmost need; Have faith and a score of hearts will

shoy » =' ‘

Their faith in your word and deed.

' lfE'llDE RS'

Give truth and your gift will he paid

ln kind, '

Ann honor will honor pest; . And a smi'e that le sweet will surely

find .

A smile that-is llllt as swdet,

For lif_s_ is the iinlrror of king and

libre: '

'Tis just what we are and do, ' Then give to the world the lbest you

have, 1 "

And the best will come back to

you.

-Madeline B. Bridges. -

THE GIPBY'S SECRET. `

but the race between the ladies inter- rupted her race for a. husband.

The Kensington Dramatic Club

presented their spectacular drama, “Thy Gipsy's Secret" or “Because I Love You," in the C. M. B. A. Hall, Kensington, on Tuesday, April 22nd, to a numerous, intelligent and appre- ciative sudience. From the time the curtain rose on the ilrst scene until it fell on the last, the audience were held thoroughly interested, and, at times, irresistibly spell-bound. The result was such as to make the dra- matic club feel justly proud. The cast of characters was:

Imogene Courtlelgh--Wilful, way-

wnrd_ and wealthy-Miss Janie Mc- Donald. '

Ginger-A Gipsy Wal!-Mrs. W. P.

McBride.

Nance Tyson-Her supposed moth-

er, Miss Lena Mullin.

Prudence Freeheart-A poor rela-

tion-Mrs. Fulton Adams.

Horace Verner-An artist and inci-

dentally a married man-Mr. W. P. McBride. ,

Dink Potts-His clium and acciden-

tally in love with (linger-Mr. J. S. Hynes.

im Conrtleigh-Imogene's guardian

-Mr. A. cole. `

Buck Tyson-A Gipsy Tinker-Mr.

J. Thomson.

Major Duffy-County clerk and Con-

federate veteran-Mr. Fulton Adams.

Elmer Van Sittert-An Angloman-

lac New Yorker-Mr. R. Eaton.

Squire lliply-A Virginian Land-

lnrd-Mr. lt. Eaton.

Lige-A gentleman of color-Mr. A.

Thomson.

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES.

Act I. The “George Washington"-

A country tavern in Old Virginia-An impromptu wedding.

Act II. “Lovers Leap"-A blue

Mountain precipice-a daring rescue.

Act III. The Courtlelgh place-

plantation mansion--a woman’s fol- ly.

Act IV_"1‘he mountain studio-A

puinter's Paradise-an affair of hon- or.

The scene of the play is laid in

Old Virginia, and depicts pastoral scenery in vivid reality. The plot as it unfolds shows the carefully pre- pared mechanations of Irs. Court- leigh, the clever, designing villain, and the equally clever thwartings of Horace Verner, the shrewd and delib- erate hero. Imogene Courtleigh, the heroine, impersonates the character of the well-bred, well-educated and correctly-determined lady.

Buck Tyson originally interpreted

the character of the humorous and complacent gipsy tinker. He always rose to the occasion, and his native wit supported him eminently.

Nance Tyson edectively and good-

naturedly interpreted the necessary character of a prudent, yet almost indulgent mother and the exceptional- ly conservative woman. On her hold- ing- the secret depended the deuoue- ment of the lot This secret when

p .

.disclosed showed how Horace Verner

was the son of George Courtleigh. uncle of Ira Courtlelgh, and how Ginger was Hornce's sister.

Ginger was, in appearance and in-

terpretation, the personitlcation of the gipsy waif.

Dink Potts, the early companion of

Horace Verner, excellently portrayed the character ol’ the ardent and per- sistent lover and showed powers yet to be developed.

Squire Ripley, the proprietor of the

"George Washington" country tavern was the actual embodiment of the practical and magnetic landlord.

Elmer Van Sittert gushingly enun-

ciated the character of the pompous and sclf-satisfied Anglomaniac New Yorker; but his professed notion of chlvalrlc adventure was effectively dissipated by his cowardics in at- tempting to prgyent the vindication of honor. ,_ ,_ _

Major Duffy, representing the Con-

federate veteran, and the winning candidate for civic honors, displayed the character of the hero confident in his own achievements, and the politi- cian satisned"'ivll:h his own iltneaie tof serve the public. `

Prudence,_Freeheart with due femln-,

lne modesty, iyet resolutely firm de- termination, carefully ‘ re ered her

Lest in position, but highest in

color, comes Lige, correctly known all Elijah, the colored servant. He show- ed that he has the right conception of the effusive darksy and he proved himself capable of impressively show- ing how the character of the darkey can be correctly and spectacularly im- personsted.

Between the first and second sets

Mr. John Thomson gave a. reading which was heartily applauded. Be- tween the second and third, Miss El- la McMahon delivered a declamation which was much praised, and justly so. Between the third and fourth Mr. Henry Bridges favored the audi- ence \vith one of his splendid songs. \

The general effect was such as toi

show how each actor possessed pow- ers peculiarly adapted to their re- spective pnrt_ The *\i"!ily complimen- tary remnrli' of ` ~ .tndlencs are a sufficient proof of the success that nt- tenrled the presentation, and the good order maintained throughout shows how intensely interested were all present.

The Dramatic Club extend their

hearty thanks to all who showed ap- preciation of their efforts.

A FEATURE WHICH APPEALS.

A feature of the Mount Allison

campaign which appeals very strong- ly to subscribers, is the mctlzod of rmyment. Thr .zubscrinti-in cards pro- vide that all contrilrntions, shall he made payable, unless otherwise desir- ed, semi-annually over ~ a period of three years. The first installment comes due on January 1, ;‘ll-l. I-y this method it ls made possible for persons of moderate means to give a comparatively small amount every six mouths, yet at t--.e annie time. contrtbutlng a fairly large total when distributed over the entire terir. of payment. In St. John mid-other dis- tricts',' where the campaign has al- ready begun, this feature has been commented upon very favorably. Dr. Borden and Mr. Cassidy express great satisfaction with the 'manner in which the movement has so lar pro- gressed, and they feel that, nlthoiigh St. John has done remarlralily well, even greater success will attend the efforts of the workers in other dis- tricts. In Moncton, the leaders of the movement, have their committees well organized and anticipate in rea- ching the goal set. ‘

$|00 REWARD. $100

The readers of this pnnorwlll be ulasled

tip learn that th_ere is at least one dreaded isease that science has been able tn cur;e ln all its stage-s and thatls Cats! rh.Hall s Catan-h Cure is the only positive, cure now known to the igiedlloal fraternity. Oatarrh belnz si conatitut onllglseage. re~ uires a constitutional trsntm nt.' sll’s Catsrrh Cure is taken internally acting directl upon the blood and mucous sur faces ollths system, therebv destroying the_ foundation of the disease, s_nd irivinz the patient strsnfth by build- ing up the_con_stitution an assisting na- ture n dom! its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its cura ive powers that they offsr_0ne Hundred Doélssrs for piny cisco :pat it‘lsl\ils to ours. nd for s o es on a s. ‘ qlegi-en iii.: csnwav is oo.. 're|»e°,o

b D i t . 756 _

‘Take Rall' Flxiizily' gills for causation- Dh. '

\__ _. ._ .-._-. .`_._

/_ _ _ _ /‘ .fxlllfif

-. -, , 5, _

P' I

\ ITIS

A special line of emllem pins

. shown-Odd Fellows, i 'M ~son's,

B. l.S. A, O, H. S, 0 E. l. O, F,

etc., Prices range froui;-.yjc up,

N. Tilnton.

P P ,

schemes to entrap the wily Major,

__ Sunnyside. \ iii

To Messrs. .Warburton & Shaw,

. Solicitors, Charlottetown, P. E. I..............19t3

, I hereby apply for _ _ _ _ _s1iares_in tic North Shore Silver-Black Fox Company, Limited, and I eu- close you ...being ro p. c. deposit on same balance to be arranged on or before the 15th day of May next and in default, this , deposit to bc returned to me. ~ ' » '

‘i ~ .aes-Assuannvnvsvneee e»ues...|»»|.

ADDRESS . . . if .1-. Q. _ .

also he made to _ ~ R

Corn°r,

fe .»

19” bY $237,500-7-of §r,53o.667

$48.3°1.s`23.‘

_ $7 3;l‘6h;6ipcome~--exceeding the. previous- year by $853, 559---was Q

The assets were increased by $4,o44,I8z and now stand at ,H

New plld pdlicies SI\0 llléd to $15 512 3

. _ v 39- -

P“Y\\‘¢°t9 l° P°li¢Y`lI°l,<l¢rs amounted to $2 462 965

Tl* '°°fflllrv vw seein very tow. ’ ' ` '

4 'wok it for,a‘lark; _,l _ _ ' -» - -» -_ ', "v°tenymme,'f °'devu~wtves.” cha,

Six Reasons

Canada Life ,Leac,ls. `

The sixty-sixth annual report of the Canada Life Assurance

C°mP,8I\v Shows asurplus earned for the pest year-`--exceeding

‘Why that

A List of Those Who Hove lien

lsesinatcd llnol `lN1

Since the year 1801 the toll'of uussln amlmg U16 W0l’l¢l'l FISH as follows: _ .' _- _ . ._; V Paul, Emperor of Bulllb; Hush not -I Abraham Lincoln. Peelldel|\'..0i-*ll

United States. Allril 14. 1805.- 5' ,.3 ,

Abdul All! Sllllvlll 0! T\\lkW» 9

. ’ ' { ` A 4. isis. ~ » 1-

James A. Garfield, President

United States, ‘July 1. 1531- ' " ' '

Sadl Csrnot, Presidents! Huw."

June 24, 1894. ‘ " `~ "

Near-Ed-Din, Shah of Persia, May 1.

1896.

Bordia Idlai-te, President of Uru-

guay, Aug. 25, 1897.

Elisabeth, Empress ot Austria, Sept.

10, 1898.

Gen. Hereux, President of Dominican

Republic, July 26, 1869.

Hulnbert, King 0! l¢8lY. -l\llY 39»

1900.

William McKinley, President of the

United States, Sept. 6, 1901.

Alexander, King of Servia, June 11.

1902. _

Di-age, Queen of Servla. June 11,

1902. ' ' . Carlos, King of Portugal. Feb. 1.

1908. _ V '

Luis. Crown Prince of Portugal. Fell-

I, 1908.

George, King of Greece. Mlrch 19.

1913.

J ___

MISS GRACE STEWART (above) and MRS. GERTRUDE VAUGHAN who tried to hand a w0man's suf-

frage petition to the King. {

l Ponus iN PASSING i

The following notice appears in a

Harlesden butcher’s shop: “Wanted a boy for sausages.”

A bright schoolboy has declared

that "the Arctic regions are principally used for purposes of exploration.

Occasionally, it is said, a detective

forgets to disguise his breath with a clove.

“The British Medical Journal" has

dislnterred from the tlle of "Punch" for April 25, 1874, these sessonable lines:

I-Ie needs no epltaph to guard a name,

.Which men shall prize while worthy

work is known;

He lived and died roi- gbod-be that

his fame;

Let marble crumble: this is Living

Stone.

A prisoner at Willesden said that

if the magistrate would allow him time

gi would s_ell his trousers'to-pay his

'e.

1 " _ . One ofvtlie _prizes presented st ai

whlstdrlve in' connection with an Irish “social” consisted of a set of false teeth.,

The Woolwich -Magistrate is still

wondering Why women csn’t have good sate pockets iustqsd of the tempting purse or handbag.

The discovery of a not of shop- ,

teeth embedded in the sands on a popular golf course would seem to indicate that sometimes even golfers bite the dust.

There seems to bs crying need tor

nature teaching in some of the London

schools. A manaccussd of stealing

one ot_ths cityplgeons laid that he

U7 ` '

"neil-wite1i_e`¢l§\,f_i,ire.n;»;if».ip"f<»f nie umm

S°'"¢ _

<New.’:.iil?lf1li¢§, e . i ,

fn the my mpeiag in , uni ctw with g 3 monghs guarantee behind

1°'-*fe

Il; wearing quality- isvgusrsn-

teed bv the makers and bv us.

S. A.. Mcnonala \-l

The leading list Store

YR W W

A A Castle in' Spain

s “aol is it” with a gsod substantial, up-to-dats steel range in your lfllchen. Don`t hoard up all your mo-.|sy, building castles for future years, and in the mnut\|ns_ha\e your wife worn out in dai y toil, working with a pipr stove. Th" Farmer I wife as well as the Farmer, need good tools. A few dollars invested now ln llI- `

Enterprise Monarch Steel Range will save the time and temper ofthe houiekseper, lessen fuel and repair lille. _

S. W. CRABBE Agent for Enterprise Monarch Steel Ranges

ARM snap,

I MPOR'|`Ell AND

FDR 1215

ISLAND (iR0_WN

White Russian. White and Red\Fife Wheat, White Banner and Black Tartarian Oats, Duckbill and Mandscheuxi Barley and Silver Hull Buckwheat.

lMl’0ll'l`lill NUMBER 0NE

nip and Maugel Sccd.

' ‘-1

'l`in1othy Seed, Early Red, Mammoth, Alsike and White Clover, Corn, Pens, Vetches, Flax Seed, Tur-

SEE 0lill SPECI/ll. ISLAND Gll0WN

QUALITY.

lr ,_

Aplr 7ttsMEtf

White Banner and Black Tartarjan Oats. _ .They took. first prize at the Seed Fair and cannot be beaten

Our Seeds are all clean, frcsh stock, imported

this spring,AND GUARANTEED NUMBER ONE

\Ve are in a po=ition to quote special prices to

FARMERKS INS L ITU TES. Don’t fail to write or call and get prices and samples before buying.

WONE QUALITY ONLY AND THAT THE BEST.

Our prices are low consistent with best quality.

iiiiiiliii-:Rid co.

. ' I S

Twenty-five cents _

Une cen¢_per word first _insertion in this column. lull cent per word

for exch continuation. Cul. must accompany order. lllnlmurn elinrle

.5 -- ------- ----. -'_-1' f-'-r

|"EMAl.lL HELP

WANTED-Grab fda GENERAL " housework- Apply Mrs. Macdonald, Euston St. 4-98 f,[_

as m

WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply 154 Pownal Bt.. ° ______4-2419/ltf. EXPERIENCED MAID WANTED. Lamny 114_1gnt st. 4-term. WANTED a'r.1v.tt.oo`Niv`66i3`oNE laundry maid. 2 women cooks. Ap- llyiojn. nnonwu1_ 4-atm. warvrisn A crm. 'ro worn: oN

the range. Apply Queen Hotel.

4-l5Mtf.

'ms mmnumz Hosprrat. olviis

a Zi years' course in training to Kill! Ol good falnllY and education who have attained the age of 20,

-.- Students are lodged, boarded and

have their lsupdr-y dons free of

`_~charge and allowed $8.00 a

-_-month the. flritf year and 12 s.

month after 'their for hooks and unl- iorms. Anal: -'M »_ Superintendent,

the Gsrmsnsare on _g~_lll|`\¢lisl_x Bul- lrasiiu elim! Vli¢>1Ii`~L‘$!\,‘;?7‘.’,'“1¢€°'l» .sn bury Hom .na ii _ »teexa_i»ef»xiisauee<g».6;»»gs»bng.; ,~ .l iz1=i.$.~'ii tt. u.~si‘i‘. “ 22ii.f,,'I§_ niece \svfc,um_;; ~.sih°.\>\ .

an being suites ‘vast u.” `='

-_ ~_ _ ~_ - -' -il FOR SALE

replies 'p'rpmptly»thut'1t vii -“livin _ 1-'_-_---~_ *__ _ -__..~__ at _ 0- we-_ »-»--- "::“.fi.:‘:":..-:‘:.‘.s::?.“.BE‘z..Fr°X.; umungfef "mmos\my." _ -, ' ‘i ’

nn-4 Methuen tem or two Bom s-iemmg, victoria ami, oimiétesl

few left. Call, write or wire 0 J

who,-mostingftwo British soldier! on ' town. 6-28Mli.

the veldt in 1901. ¢rav'ely`1_nqu!red it ron SALE-DWELLINQ Hgugg

war 5No. 195 Richmond St., st pi-snug

' - S. Grant.

they had lost _tlreirwli tr 1sa1. 1‘n¢aesi-»-

..rt“1\../ .»~..f

occupied by Mr Walter .Possession given) 1st. next. Apply to McLeod ls

GUARDIAN ctnssirn-:ii Abs

.iii-_._ J; i_-3,; ___. ;;_._;._:';i _._;

FARM FOR SALE-36 ACRES

, or

land on corner Brackley Point and St. Peters Roads, at public suction

*ixt>_3_o_'_c_lo¢§, May lat. 4-25M6l: FOR SALE - 'NATIONAL CASH

Charlottetown Fire Insurance Oom- DGDY. 'For particulars. apply to McLean & lfcKinnon,- Solicitors, Royal Bank musing, charlotte town. 4-24M6l. ' _ ,_ _ WANTED '

PERSONS WISHING PLEASANT

rooms and board in a good local- ity will do well to writsliin care of Guardian. 4-Zellloi. ___ MISCELLANEOUS sus-mass _Or-IANUE.-A rX`1i'i‘NER

is :vented in a general business in one of the best ,railway centres of the Province. Address "Q." care “(luardian." 4-lllllllilih

MALE IIELI’ WANTED '

wmrmn lu far7eassr1oa~ IN

foundry. Bruce Stewart S 00.

, ; L-‘zellth

ONCE

FOR In.

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