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-4|. Olddtils.-.Guardian Aunt lu klhertes. ills phonele 1.

JI” NG DAILY Guardia! dike obmlst f..nlerty's Tonsoi- lal Parlors, Bummelelde.

-im. riuux ifurnnrv is aw-

liaii exest in Summerslue. His oilioe phone .ls 8.

-'PHE COMMIEEE meeting of the

Civic Improvement Association takes plsee st 1 o'clock this evening in the Couheil Ohsmber.J. ,

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew i\

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue. ss all papers sie discontinued promptly on expiry date.

-THE AUTO.-At a large and re-

presentative meeting of the Kensing- ton School District held on Wednes- day evening, April 23rd, a unanimous resolution was pussed opposing the rePesl of the “Automobile Act."

-POLICE COURT.-At the Police

Court at Summerside yesterduy morning the case of Captain Smith of the schooner Greta against Henry Gallant, one of the sailors of a charge of desertiou, was dismissed. Gallant promised to return to the shlp.J.

-A RESOLUTION.-“At the recent

session of the Grand Division Sons of 0" 5“T"l°°t5 “nd “"“` black and whim

Temperance of P. lil. Island held ut Fredericton on April 24th, a un- animous resolution condemning the running of automobiles in this pro- vince was passed as being against the best interests and safety of our people, .

-DELAY 0RGANIZATION.- On

Thursday afternoon the ladies of Clinton assembled in the Hall to hear Miss James' who is nt the direction of the Department of Agriculture of this province, for the purpose of :in- troducing the owork of Women's ln- stitutee- At the close of an in- teresting description of the move- ment there was considerable discus- sion and it was decided to further coneider organization in the section before taking any definite steps in

the matter,

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-WINNERS.-The lottery under the

auspices of the French Acadian So- ciety, A. M. B. M. of Tignish, P, E, I., took place on Feb. 10th, 1913. The following were the prize winners. Set of Harness Mr. Peter S. Poirier, Tignish. Morris Chair-Joseph E. Poirier, Ascension. Pipe-John Pin- esu, Chelsea, Mass. Ladies' Gold Watch-Miss Winnlfred Gnudet, Tig- nish. $10.00 in Gold-Peter P. Poir- . ier, Tignish Shord; $5.00 in gold- Miss Rosie Arsenault, Kil- dare Cspes. The rc. suit of the lottery was $262.00 after all expenses paid.

-THE CASCAPEDIA.-The Casca-

pcdia from Montreal, on her drst trip UNB 5885011. arrived in Summerside about noon yesterday with perhaps the largest freight she ever brought to this port. She left about four o’cl0ck this morning for Charlotte- town. The Cascapedin this year ° is in command of Capt. Hearn of Hull- fax, who for the past six years has been in charge of the steamer Avon- more. Capt. LaChnnce, who hnd been in command of the Cascapedia since she came across from England, having been appointed to an import- ant 'posltion in the Department of Marine and Fisheries, that of exami. ner for Masters, Mates and Pilots for the Quebec digtri¢t_J_

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tiseptic ointment for curing cuts burns, bruises, sores, and all skir; d|Hf_¥l1S0S»‘ It _is n sure preventive of hl00d~pois0ning infection und is ir splendid preparation for dressing all injuries, Large box 25c. The lVlnc_ KNIUUH Drug Co., Corner Great Geo. and Kent Sta. Mm

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ETTEST TTTTIM THE THETTHE

F. F. PROC'l'0R‘S NEW YORK.

Truly generous in proportions and

high in quality are the hills nt F. F. 1'roctor's Popular Priced Theatres. There ls something appealing to everybody and they should prove the most popular bills of a brilliant vaudeville season.

PROC'1’OR'S 23RD

STREET Tl-IEA'l‘D.E.

Bidding for headline honors is a

brand new musical comedy with a wealth of ‘scenery and many pretty g'll‘le`,` entitled, "A Trip to Africa." other-'features are oiinord Hippie emi vemimuy in the dramatic skew., "As a. 'Han Hows"; William Wilson and company in the <§o`me_dy plsylet, “The Uphoistai-ei='!-__&lex_§snder, 'rue Talka- uve Arun <i'ou'.'¢iia;=yi1i_am», sing- ing ,mr hit; auimetes and Pique, comedy ddfobjsts; Aldro and

Mitchell, 'coiggy I revolving, ladder novelty, 'new _ilemhcolor subjects and black and -white photo plays.

isvf°v¢m¢°'S w

well 'Plnrd

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colunill.

mumohlrte

-"YOUR HAT il st I-Iolman's.

4-l6UE3l.

-I-l0LMAN'B-Leave your order

early for your hat at Holmsn'e.

4-26111331.

-DON"l‘ OVERLOOK Holman's

need $10.00 Free Delivery Oder. _

, 4-3llE3l.

-BICYOLEB AND BUNDRIIB at

Brace's, Summerside. ,

4-ziumiiiesiuizi.

-BRAOE'B, SUMMERSIDE, hns

great values in furniture for every room in the house. 4-22Mtnf4iEl2i

-Arriving by the next trip of the

"Swansea Trader" 500 barrels Oi Whites English Cement, put up in groove and tongued air tight bar- rels. Order your supply early as this shipment is being rapidly taken up. Write at once to R. T. Holman, Lim- ited, SummersideL - M i

4 28 E3 .

by Girls" will bo the chief feature of a merry bill, including as it does “The Daughter of Italy," s comedy dramatic sketch; Ed. De Coursey and

mpany in the hilarious skit “Red

Tse from Nevada"; Harry Thriller, the lad with the chairs; Powers and West, comedy and songs; Four Musi- cal Misses, instrumentallsts; Creo,. magician and illusionist; Kinemacol-

photo plays.

WEEK OF APRIL 28.

With Nance O’Nell heading a prnc-

tically all "‘Ne\v Blood" bill ut Proctur's 5th Avenue that theatre is affirming its oft announced policy of injecting fresh attractions into vaudeville, whenever they are found to be meritorious. For her vaudeville appearances, Miss O"Neil has selected a powerful one act play, “Thu Worth of a Man"; by Elizabeth Vere Camp- bell. The sketch is said to be ab- sorbing in its intensity and brutally frank in the treatment of e. poignant sociological subject, affording Miss 0’Nel1 ample scope for a display of her wonderful emotional tempera- ment. Other ollerings yet unfamiliar to vaudeville are those of Chief Cau- polican, Indian monologist; Stuart and Keeley, dancers; Gere and Delan- ey, skaters. Practically new are the respective acts of Sherman, Van and Hyman; “The Movies" and “CMY- enne Days," while in the “old favor- ites" division one will find the Five Snllys in “The Information Burean"; ani Le Crois and Company. Cemedy jugglers; Mori Brothers, Japanese equillibrists and Edison’s Peerless Moving Talkies.

NEW YORK HIPPODROME.

Only three more weeks remain of

the present season of the New York Hippodrome where the wonderful spectacle “Under Many Flags,” Eypsy Life" and the “Plunging Horses" are still on view. The end of the present

Eason will come on Saturday night,

ay 17th, which is later than usual, but owing to the tremendous success of this year's entertainment it was found advisable to extend the season a little longer than in former years. Inasmuch as two performances a day are given at the Hippodrome, there are only thirty-six more chances for the public in New York and outside of New York to see this marvelous entertainment.

It must always be borne in mind

that the I-lippodrome show is never taken on tour. and that if you do not see this year's show in the building on Sixth Avenue you will have no oppor- tunity to see it again anywhere.

The four hnndredth performance of

the present season was celebrated last Tuesday, when one of the biggest ployhouse cheered and applauded the splendid scenes and acts.

Inasmuch as the Spring is the time '

of the year when a number of large i llippodromc srtics are made u h

l’lll‘l’WAUF

GUARDIAN

You IMG -

`f‘ X T Men who .know~goc§d clothes at a glalwe and fh9lV€ to lefflve the choosing of a right style and -fabric to 'the man, does the selling _ should investigate the immense showing of new apt'-mg C10'th€S at @1115 -1- 2 store. - _

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~' . _ Come here and askthe salesman to show 1 you the particular kind of a suit you have in mii-nd; let him tell you why these clothes will -hold ~'»~ their shape, why the materials used are the best, why we are so particular

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£'.;\'f‘i'

;.;; about having every garment made by experienced tailqrs.

_ ,If we can't, with this great stock of good clothes, show you just

... ,what you want, whether-the color be blue, tan or gray, or the fabric of

_~_ worsted, Serge, or tweed, we certainly won`t ex~pe'ct you to buy.

r GOOD CLOTHES. $10, $12. $14 to $18

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Every Man Realizes f Eipery Other Man

‘ the stern necessity of n new lint for Spring-

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YDS might furnish nl? yea,-‘S §p1;i}ng SS1i;it 23;, “zthl 13?; sang; I

and pass muS'er_ u 0 a emp e 3 e little bows-Ver snappy Hats they are

' with last year’s hat is not to be thought of- 1 y t 1 k t _ So, then, granting that yon_ camiot do without and unusual y good o upon oo I :i new Spring Hat the question naturally arises -Here at Prowses in the new . rich -

Vvhere. can I get the best styles, bca; gr1eeus,niel1ow browns and other Spring

quality and best value for the amount 1 wis co orings.

_ i V' 5P¢Ud?‘“ Besides a regiment of other up-to-the-second styles and

- The man “who knows” answers at Prowse’s. - colorings in soft hats for Spring.

Prices $1.00 to $5.00 Prices $1-00 to $5-00 I , _g

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I _ Come and pick yours to-day. Come and pick yours to-day. `

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-"" The 0,.; ina] Hat P , ' ; L d The Style Store

55,3 ,_ rolvse 0 rose t » _ for Men ,__, 0

"Before buying your Buggy 0 ' ‘ K T '

and llarnass, callll all our ilirliwlf '- - "` , _ , , é D 1 1 rooms sn see l e afeif sly es ~ e

M.i.iu0iiiiN can ‘n.i,| r -_ D

'iiuniioriz Asn no.~iiiiT|oN,‘ CQMTS 1 5 p. Ce Off Inner ets

which we are selling at lowisfi ' g

prices. A. Home Q. lo { °

I - - - ' Here is an opportunity to save money.For the next two weeks we will give .

4~'20"E2“=- Y°“ “H “Cd “ “‘“?` .< ¢ mscoonr off au our DINNER ssrs (except sion. Patterns). 'rim

' I “_ ' ’ ‘foal lllstffrglldiufing arepover adozen patterns to select from, and the prices range for Dinner Sets 97

Baby Carriages and folders of ' y0u` gg; a lguap A Pieces from $900 to '

every description-new styles $4.T5` 1 5 I

' anteecl coat when you ‘ . p, C,

5.00, 1.75, 10.50 up to 25.00. -

Beer & Weeks. 4-ZEIME: tl. buy_ ` i , BLA CK £3 CO.

` anteed 'strictly rainproof 1- . -

| - any defect and we will , _ City C¢°¢h|-'__§um,|,|id¢_

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Our raiiicoats are that / .

eq, " .

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either refund your money, - ‘ ’ or give you a new one in

exchange.

They come in Raglan

cr regular shoulder, but- ioned up closely to the

.yi 'rr-1_s_1||srunrsumng_r ia' as _

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people living outside of New York, special attention is again drawn to the fact that the last performance will be given on Saturday night, Mny l7tli.

oo 7s

Sarsaparila

Will purify your blood, clear your complexion, restore your appetite, rclicvc your tired Eccl- lng, build you up. Bc sure lo take it this spring.

Get ll today. Sold by All driiggliils

everywhere. 100 Doses Sl.

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Teiiders.

i-restrain fini-fir i

* - Traders addressed to the under 'gned and endorsed: "Tender T01'

iimpmvfmerir c f. Bas; Point Churclff’

and specification are to be

necessarily accepted. ’ .

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#Ili im-is¢ii»yrd'ioii¢i1 May wif# T with asain theuwiii you in ._

me rnrocliidi' residents. ' The lowest or any tqn'er E '

me* The New

Gold Bond Shoes

Tor Spring and Summer are

neck, taped seams, strap - cuffs, etc.

A viide variety of

I shades to choose from.

plain and mixtures. and

invesfor--Atfentioril

marked. _ They se'l ,at '

$9.00. $lTl.(T0 io $|5W. "

When studying a fox investment proposition the following points ~shou'd fr_-

ceive' the closest analysis-Quality of stock,Price per pair,Cost of ranching,Locmi in of ranch and care of animals.

‘Ihe Alhertoii Dark Silver Fox' Co.. Ltd .` fillers

sees them. If you don’t want \

.` windows. lt might cost you Tl'

, Morris di Smith 4-.2M4u. I

r. The best quality stock being from Dalton, Onlton, Gordon, Tuplin, Rey-

ner stock . .

2. 8 Pairs Capitalized at $ll0.(T00. This includes cost organization placing

stcclr' on the msrkenrsnch property and equipment and first years ranching expenses which at s-low estimate will take i6 p. c. of capital. , `

`3. 'Reaching at actual cost. .

4. Location within the limits of the town of A1bert0n._\,,,_, `

..... ..i..£n;°';‘.°:°.::‘..‘:::.*t°' “<1 °°“°"#‘ °°"°°°‘ °°° °‘ "‘°

Compare with other propositions now being offered, then send_~in your applies-»

tion--shares par value 319°' “mil May*-t5lh.1o p.c.wlth application biilance‘Augul; :St

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M. EOLEY. Sj°¢'y ' »

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4-1 wst .

, arousing enthusiastic come » , .ments from everybi dy who 1

to buy s new pair of slices

iight away don’t lmk in cur L » » ’

" anywhere fiom $5.oo_to$6.o0. _ E B R U C E

I Ch`town Agents. - " ~ E ‘ fr---~ f :;_._.-_-.~ in

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Smart. Pretty - `,\

Wash Suits .1

That boy nec-.ds a selection from

. our present splendid showing of wash

suits, you csn't afford to let' him run around with good cloth suits, when "' the wash suit .costs so little, is 5_6

strong, and plenty good for this time of year.

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