Alley eco

NOW FOR AMATIEUR

' WORK-

This is thet e_o ser u sme- uurs s eutmlali ide" ills on some ed pietgreis butif you want ‘ them' n shed lr t. promeglg and

m erate cos you shes ring , ework to us.

hi

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will book

so ss to avoid Beer Q Weeks. 4.29Mtf

Certificate of Enrolment No, 4

Dept. of Agriculture- _ Commodore' Ledyard

Standard Rule l-347l|9-

Gfgxmodore is of the Bingen fam-

ily at is in tne very front rank of the wor1d's trotting stock. Die ishy Admksl Dewey 2.04{, the fastest stallion of the Bingen get, a half brother cf the |¢reat`Uhian 1,58 and out of that grand race mare Nancy Hanks 2.04; Three yearsin the' stud Admiral Dewey has 31 in the listin- cluding High Admiral 2.015 Capt. George 2.0%, Scienta_ (3) 2_.li§,

Harry J. B. 2.1._¥._ Oi the_Admirai the Christmas o. of the Horse Breeder, 1910, says: "If a man were to walk up and down the whole length and breadth, of America, shouting through a mighty mega- phone, that Admiral Dewey 2.0i} that winged _son of Bingen 2.06} out of Nancy Hanks 2.04 was one of the fastest of- the very fast trotters which the world has seen, he need fear no argument. When at Lexing- ton, Ky., s{`few'years'ago, denied the privilqgf of preparation, relying upon speed unsurpassed and a will indomitable,‘he trotted to his record 2.04; (middle half in one minute and half second) he proved his right to a niche in the Equine Hall of Fame." Noi; necessary to spread much ink in the Commodore's _behalf. He is a

trotter has roved his otenc! and.

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has passed the experimental staK°, his colte are all large, sound, stylish and very fast. He has 6 in the* list -two below 2.20, home training and half mile track. _

The coming season he will leave

John 0’l§rien’s, Ronshaw, May 5th, and go through Tryon, KeUBi\\Eif0l\» Margate, Clifton, Stanley Elkins. So. Rustico, Oyster Bed Bri‘18°. *Q Charlottetown via hillton. Willbe a.. Illrank Hughes' stable, Grafton St., ppm", may sth, over night. Sat- urday, May 10th, will go to Vernon and remain till Monday. n<1°n.th=n°e to Charlottetown. r_em{\ln-lil; OVC! night. Wednesday wil! 8? 9° B00' shew, remaining till Mont-aY._~19t\L He will _continue this route fortnight- ly, health and weather p'erl!\if-¢lllB-

For terms aPPl! f-0 _

JOHN 0'BldEN. _

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Charlottetown April 1 ll. -

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ring--_end ses it it

oxford. for Me..

Our new Invictus oxford: for men

are here now and there-is such s splendid raogbiin- styles sizes and grades thst you

are und to find esiisfsction here.

The new lasts are now Alto, Strand.

Blnnoz and Crceto and these are shown ` _ll fill. Plltut Ind gun metal leathers, I huttoned and laced styles _

Come in and select your style at $5 oo

QI'

qualities.

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fee»e..ee.

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Come into our office and have your

teeth exslnined free o charge Only takes s few mlntues and we will tell you exactly what you need and it wont coil you one penny. We map teeth n'nd guar- mleaihem to tit exactly. We alio guer- snteo perfection in Crown mid Bridge work Extracting and filling without pain, price moderate.

DR. ROBINS

zggaxaen StrH!t‘,mI:e’§:_Jdo°r Beer \tGoff

I MO PHER should be photo

graphed but-Mother ihinlfs

only o her children when she thinks

of ph otogrsrhl.

Perhaps she'|l need perrllsding-

perhspa will csll. it vanity, but her

Egnures will prove she is still a

sutyl-will be "in greleter demand

" thAn'!ifoid'l1u sint"pictores of young

rdn .

Penne onmen or er iiin: nl`i’v'rfll éiuillo I

' lieppochf-Prince Rcglslered__No. (10800)

Purebred Clydzsdsle Stallion Enrolment, No. 2 Department

L Of Agriculture

A Sire Scotland Yet A Dem by Pride of Blscon

G-Dem by Bsmn’s Pride

As will_be seen by his psdiggee this ossng etslllonis of the eho cost. feeding ll: ° ':..*:::"lr..“°‘;t"°1."°°l.ll.“°al 2' gowggslllon Shogi lsildl, Pl-‘idle of Slough was s so s noted eh-.ns l|orse,while his "r22i»';%‘&{.‘J'l?.'l.'l.!."¢?lll‘i‘¢°.‘l..'i‘ll’l‘.l‘.T3.‘l£ ers stables Cornwail.

ervioe fee. 18.00 or season with usual

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“Before buying your Buggy

sod llemess, call st our show rooms and .see the latest styles m mtsuonllu cannon, TUDIIOPE AND DOM INION,

which we are selling at lowest

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"Vacuum Cleaning. Patrons

will kindly hook orders shesd so ss to avoid dissppointmenf. Beer 0. Weeks. ' 4-29Mtf

"Vacuum Cleaning., Patrons

so este evosd dusppolntment

May l0|h il the

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OFFICE HOURS.-°'l'\lc flualdlali

News Department closes tonight" “st

12. In the lne»rim\1s4Jes'sr»s jphoned.

his horses and is about to purchase

lanother team from P. E. Island.

A Now. noun.-'rue Dominion lex-_

Dress Company are now located in their new quarters on Queen Street in the store formerly occupied by G- E. Ritchie, Phone No. 421.

...Bay Fortune Etc.-Rev. M. W. McLeod or ounces will preach at any Fortune at 11. a. m. and at Souris

:tn 7 p. m. next Sabbath the llth,

THIS ISSU-E.- The Guardian al-

ways has something of interest in every column, and to-day's 'issue of sixteen pages is no exception to the N110. Page three containing The School and The Home, The Farm, The Dairy and the Good Roads. '

ST. JAMES CHURCH. -Rev. Dr.

Fullerton will preach at both services in St. James Church Sunday. Morn- ing subject "Estimating life at its

Ktlitihg the old home."

BAPTIST CHURCH.-On Sunday

morning at the Baptist Church the subject ol the sermon will be the Church A Family. In the evening the sublect will be The Valley of Decis- ion. Rev. Z. L. Fash will preach at both services.

ON SLIP AGAIN.-The schooner

Fanny Higgins of P. E. I., which was on the slip at North Sydney and had to be sent into the harbor to avoid the fire, is back on the slip again undergoing repairs, says a Sydney Exchange.

BETTER ROAD.-The Roadmasters

in West River, are getting busy on the roads. All washouts and dilapi- dated culvcrts have been promptly re- paired, many of the latter, consisting of wood, to be soon replaced by con- crete. More work is now being done with drags, which are considered by everyone to be a very eiiicient means of making good roads. They are es- pecially good in filling up ruts and depressions. One of the best is to be seen with Mr. Artemas Betts, road- ., master of Nine Mile Creek.

SOUVENIR NUMBER.- The Guar-

dian has received a. very handsomely printed souvenir booklet of The Burning of St. Dunstan's Cathedral. The descriptive portions are graphi- cally and clearly written giving a concise idea of the burning, the mem- orable scenes of which were witnessed by hundreds of citizens. The illustra- tions, all from excellent photo- graphs, show the Cathedral in its comlilleteness, interior and exterior, before the fire, and during the fire and the ruins after the fire. There is also a lovely photo of the late Rt. Rev. J. C. McDonald, D. D., making 0 one of the most comrpletc souvenirs yet published. The book goes on sale this morning at the different book- stores and the entire proceeds are in aid of the Cathedral Building Fund. Mr. A. J _ MacAda'm, the author, maj well feel proud of the outcome ol his artistic and literary eiiorts.

:nA sluggish liver is responsible for

lassitude. headache, n-.lental depress- ion, pain in back, constipation and disordered digestion.Our Perfect Liver Pills are just what is needed to make the liver do its work-Easily taken and only 150 a bottle. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore 5-10Ml¢f-

::L. J. Reddin is offering a special

line of ladies' white waists as Satur-

true value," Evening subject "For-`

-'-'~'~'~`-' '-7 7 '5-I-1'-'-'rf-14-1-:2:7-_-.‘:::¢»

RESUME DU"!fIEB_-Mr. Jsmeello- Beebern of Charlottetown and the Messrs, Clerk of Bummsrside. have Uiltrned to New Glasgow, and have resumed olmetions on the new _First

9-~ ~ Presb terian Church, Meissen Strict.

151°! have e number oi men employ- e

ACCIDENT.-Hr. All`e'irt NIWQUYI,

be, the b°‘t° ' 11 iid will re-open Sunday night at l _-_ '

an employee of the P. E. IVR. lla-

il islmmo dosed; in Jenn 0:11 "i‘lll'il’¢':i):s¢'h1lisfuite:°'k °° t'f,i.'.°u.ili"° ~ »“' ~' _ ' e ywaos on “° Tf“1`°- l-ll-I F009!!-li |011! *W0 °l'the chin- by a flying blockfrom a six-

ty pounds pressure which inflicted a had gash, necessitating several stitch- es. He will as a consequence be oil duty for a few' days. _

LOST HIS HORSE.-Rev. Mr. Daw-

son who is well known in Charlotte town,.soys the Moncton Times. has sustained another loss besides that iumctod by the heavy tire of Tuesday lIl0l`l1lllK. A [GW IIHYB L30 Llll Dill fills' ver stepped on a nail. ‘retanfus devel- oped. and despite expert veterinary skill, it was decided that the animal would have to be cniorotormcu.

WEST RIVER NEWS.-A largely

'attended meeting of the Long Creek

lfarmer's institute, was held ln Alton. Hall on Saturday evening, April ;/.¢,l..n_ lt is cause for congratuiation that the farmers of this section are so greatly interested in the procuring oi llure bred stock ss attested by the large membership of this institute, over forty in number. A spirited dis- cussion took place, after which it was decided to purchase a second pure bre`d Shorthorn bull. Owing to the fact that delrylng is declining, people are now engaging more in the raising of beef cattle, and the beef must be procured by all means. Mr. Arch. J. McDonald is the President and Mr. _Hugh McPhee is the Secre- tary.

(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian,)\

TNYON CIRCUIT.-Rev. Goo. Or-

man of Cornwall will conduct the services on the Tryon Circuit Sunday next May 11th preaching at Tryon in the morning, Crapaud in the after- noon and Victoria in the evening.

POLICE COURT.-At the Char-

lottetown Police Court this morning Benjamin Byers and Oliver McEach- ern, for being drunk and disorderly, were each lined $5 or twenty days, and John Hughes for the same of- fence was dismissed.

SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS. - The

following is the result of the Orapaud School for April: Mr. Green's Dept., Grade VII-1, Minnie Dunsford, 90 p. c.; 2, Louise Walker, 81 p.c.; 3, Hubert Nicholson, 78 p.c. Grade VI -1, Ralph Windsor, 80 p.c.; 2, Stan- ley Howard, 65 p.c. Grade V-1, Hollis Boulter, 91 per cent.; 2, John Nicholson, 81 p.c.; 8, Mary McDon- ald, 67 p.c. Grade IV-1 Marion Nln...1......," ev' " llc.; "2," ' ' zlfnla ' M.- ,Quarrie, 52 p.c. Miss McDonald's Dept., Grade IV, Jr.-1, Lilian Mc- ,Lean, 98; p.c.; 2, Herbie Gill and Evelyn Windsor (equal), 95 p.c. 3, Vincent Windsor, 94 p.c. Grade Ill -1, Blanche Trowsdale; 2, Hilda Leard; 3, Mary Sherren. Grade II- 1, Ernest Gill; 2, Elsie Shcrren; 3, Illton Bonner. orada I-1, Edith Thomson; 2, Kenneth Newsome; 3, Annie Gill. Primer-1, Murray Sim-

`mo_ns; 2, Rena Stordy. l ':I"armers, Ranchers, Executors and others who have money to invest and ldesirous of securing double the Sap- ings Bank rate of interest, with ab- solute security, should apply for 'formation to the Prudential Trust Company, Limited. Hyndman & Co., Limited, Managers, 61 Queen Street, Charlottetown. fr-9M3i

::Il you have a cut, burn or bruise

of any kind treat it with Rexel .Heal- ing Ointment and you will soon be re- lieved. ,This is a fragrant, green col- ored ointment that. heals promptly and quickly. It has all the good DTOP- erties of the importations used by the old time Greek Warriors Bold

day snaps. These were bought Bi- 3 special price and are worth $1.25 but _w-ill be only 98c on Saturday. ` __ 5-lull

with the Rexall guarantee, money 'back if dissatisfied, 25c box;

l'rne‘ Melclnnon Drug Co., Corner

_Great George and Kent Sts. MU

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prices. A. llorne Q. fo l Peopless Theatfe §,.,¢,,_d,y

i Friday Q.

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A Tabloid Musical Comedy Co.

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5 'W' Patlle Weekly N017 See It Every Week

i _ R¢8 3 25 W 4 50 |90 each

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Babies

Store

Now, its time for the children to

be looked after, in -tact their summer clothes should have been overhauled some time ago and new ones procur- ed to replace the worn out.

This is where we step in and

can save you all the ‘ worry and trouble of making their,

Undervests

all sizes

Wool and cotton 2542, 304: old All wool 450, 506 etc

Bands

Wool 25c, 28c ee. Silk and wool _ 60c' ea, etc.

Binders

All wool flannel 25c each

Stork Pants

The guaranteed kind 35;; pair

Wool _I ackets

Eidercloth 60g Crocheted wool 88c_ $1.25 Knitted wool l.25,_ l.95

Bonnets,

Embroidered muslin 290., 506 clc , Embroidered Silk 4-Sc etc Straw 504:, l.00

Embroidery Sun 58g

_ Pique Sun 59g, 50;;

Coats

Short Pique 75g ig L25 Regular length Pique $1.65 in L95

Cream Serges $2.98 to 3.25 Cashmere cloaks I $250

Special All Muslin coats

Regular 2.95 to 4.25'v $1.00 each

A lot of Pique coats

Regular 2 95 to 4 15 l 50 “gh

All Slcllllan coats

Regular 4 0 2 00

A11 Sllk coat; each

S ante

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by Qro

'folders it ¢!lsl` 8|-7 V

to' $.00. -j ` “HIV” \

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BY THE lilnwirh. Ffeeswsy.

Kiinwlck Firewey Jr. will make the season of 1918 as follows:-Leaving Mount I-iope May 13th, to St.. Peters

Bay, through dlidgell, Marie and

Morell; thence through Morell Rear and Bangor to Pcake's; thence to Clarktown and Fort Augustus to Vil- lage Green returning by Town Road, through Vernon River, New Perth, Cardigan, De Gros, Launching, St. George's, _ Dundas, to Mount llopo where he will remain untill the fol- lowing Tuesday.

The following week leaving Mount

Hope May 20th by way of Dingwclls' Mill'e, Rollo Bay, Souris, West ltivcr to South Luke; through Elmira to North [Aka returning by Campbo‘.i's Cove, Rock Barra, St. Margaret, Monticello, thence through Selkirk and home to Mount Hope where he will remain until. the following Tues- day.

This route will be continued fmt-

nightly throughout the season, health and weather permitting, hand bills and stands will appear later. Mares at owner's risk.

GEORGE A. WOOD, Owner.

William Burhoe In Charge.

May 10, SiVIE4i,

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Czrtilicete of Gr~de Stallion No. I9.

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an a

Sircd by Preceptcd 5301; his dam

is by Black_ 'Pilot 2.30}, his Grand Dam is the wonderful Mullins Mare, she by French Lion, he by Mcltinls’ Pony. As Black Pilot’s dam 'is by Mc- Innis‘ Pony this gives RING.WLAJil two crosses of French Canadian blood through him. 'I'nis is ont: of the hors-‘ es that has given this country some of its speediest and most \lD-£0-dll-£0 driilars that this country has had in his time. Now as he has shifted nance and goes to Kings County he will be quite an addition to the spot-ll and carriage families of that section.

RINGWOOD will make the scar-on

of 19;3 commencing May 13 leaving his owners stables going t.'nro\lgn,‘:1‘»i.. Georges fto'E_. McDsnaid's, Launch- ing noon, thence to P. McInty're's, Newport,_for tea, thence to D. _'Mc' Laren‘s', 'Cal-digan, over night. May 14 through the seven mile road to his owners stables where he will"re- main until. the following Wednesday. when he will go through to~';_St. Petel-'s Road to Edward Shel-kie’s at noon thence through Forest Hill to owners stables where he will remain until the following Tuesday when he will go on the Launching route. This short route will be continued fort- nightly health and weather pernilct-

inz. _

Terms $4.00, $6.00 and ,$8.00-§_2.00

to be paid at time of hrst service on all terms. Mares at owners risk. _

J AMES McDONALD, Bridgetown,

Owner in charge.

May lo, slunsl. l i

"Vacuum Cleaning. Patrons

will kindly h_ook orders shesd so as to avoid dmsppotntment. llecr Q Weeks. a.»zo\/'ff

For Sale

I pure-bred Holstein bull calvcd

April 23rd 1912, out ot' same dam as Joli Deliol No S558. Joi

Deliol has an official record or per formance of lo,r42_ lolbs. mil _:t 2 years old for 315 days. Holstein breeders can not make a mistake in securing that Eagle if-’¢=:m3 . °f the eat dal re . 1 DP Y' {

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EVE;-y' of work entrusted to will receive skillful and con-

attention. _ purchased Mr. G.F. Hut- tools and equipment, and

facility for turninfg

work of very best class. ' your watch needs cleaning or

I would like to have the

to put it in good order ,

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