Price $1.00 bottle. ` I

_"'IUN_E 'rsirén 5 " ' °'.-'f-ranirirsen News ' THB CHAR»I;-0'1"rE'1‘owl~I GUARDIAN ' _ _ "M" U' A'-1'" ' _ l"A¢i‘3"fHREE'

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. o'nRMAN mmrun D-Auicnr.-_ -_-1~--»-~--lf.~-Pf--.--Ti'-T1” *Y ‘W H A ' E Y

BERLIN, June 15.-Is Germany

_prepared or able to stand the exhaus- tive drain of war)~ _ This 'question has hitherto _ been

studied and answered almost wholly from ga financial standpoint only. Professor Frank Frohlich, the noted historian and military writer, in an article jusbpublished, calls attention

00| 'tent per word edils imirfion Qssii mus sceempsny order sud five per cent discount allowed.- -Minimum ehsrge twenty-five; cents.

niuouncniiim 2

to quite another point, which is

equally vital. I-I6 asks whether, in

case ei 'war cutting off her commerce at sea, Germany- is exposed to the i

tive examination, the Professor comes to _the conclusion that the inevitable

consequence, of a war would be fam- w ine unless ‘Germany gathers a large W store ef' provisions. i , Prof. Frqhlich disagrees with o Prof. Hans Delbi-ueck and Herron ti

Behrnds, two of G-ermany’s greatest authorities, who several years ago

declared that Germany could raise a

cularly bank on a full supply of po- 0

tatues. » t

He _shows that in the early summer N_

as iliigh as 35,000 tons of grain are imported every - month, If a war should break out in July, and if the enemy were victorious on land, (lei many would soon be confronted by ii (amine and h catastrophe if she were cut off by sea and the war drawn out `

1’rof.Frohllcli shows how conditions t

have changed since then. He pointn ‘

out that potatoes, nu pliysiological (7

grounds, could never for a lung time take the place of grains, und, any ‘

way, at best, the supply of pi.i.ntoc:¢ f

would last only a month. Prof. Froinieh .ieciin-en una, Ger- many cannot expect help from hui' allies, Austria and italy, Austria i-: barely able to iced herself. ltiiiy rau-

not even do that, iinii must import M food herself, serxilrcii from thc |fnIk~ Nl

ans in time of war.

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DR SPAHLING DFAI) 1

WINNIPEG June 16-Rev

Joseph Wnltei Spailing principal f Wcslcy Methodist college, Winnipeg. died this ufternoon after ii icw days' illness resulting from ii cerebral hemorrhage. He had been principal .of Wesley college since 188_8 and being a man of powerful personality liail.exe|'ted wide influence in the religious and educational life of western Canada. He was born at Blanchard, Perth county, Ontario, in 1843, snd_was educated at St. Mury’s High school and Victoria uni- versity, Coburg, from which he was graduated as an M. A., in 1874. He took the degree og bachelor of di- vinity at North western university. i~iin\oir,' in 1871 and the degree or doctor of divinity in 1889, Dr. Snprling was financial secretary of the Methodist general conference in 1874-83 chairman of the Mon1.re_\i conference 1888-89, president of the Manitoba and Northwest conferen- cns, 1898. Dr. Sparling was a mem- ber of the board of education of _the Methodist cliurcli, a member of the committee on cliurcli union and a councillor of Manitoba university.

Mr lfiughes, the Up-to-dale

Druggist, has scored another point. He has im ported a large stock of thai Great French Tonic

line, Mr. Hughes, has placed in t"9*1fY has _llflell ll0§0f-18-ltd. lllld love. `M`iss Sohmcrs added an ex- stock a large consignment of thc llfffflly trust lt will be_‘5af_"led thru cellent feature to the entertainment creat inreneir Tonic vlconoi.. Every to n S“°'=@5=*f“l °°“°1‘““°"- H°"°~ in singing the illustr t d

day nature is prov-i-ding ` ug with

‘CHARLOTTETOWN AND ELSEWHERE

Hon. J. A. McNeill, Summerside,

Commissioner _of Public Works, came Mrs. =(.`-wt! Gordon, is visiting

T to Charlottetown on the express las; with friends in Charlottetown.

evening. ' “#-

’ " v* *"" w "Y "ff-'"`f"`~" 7'7":-` ____ Among the paggenggrg outward 0Il‘

` Geo. S.'Doriiian, oncton, formerly the express yesterday morning .'-'as

°'C0Ul`t Mt- Sfleillwll. 1'- 0- F-. of Charlottetown, imwas among th: Dr. Ulift en route to California.

eef»l_-this evening at 8 o'010_dr, Init, passengers arriving on the exp,-eh; _.___

_ ation. Good attendance 'of members last even1,,g_ Today is the 155; day for the first

danger _of fam-ine. After an ghaus- requested. __ ._--._ payment in the Stake Races to be

-' ’ ‘ 1 "1 W. S. Grant, of the P. E. island held on the Charlottetown Driving

nowmg W the inchlmency of the Telephone Co. Charlottetown, WB-3 Park during Exhibition week ill _ ea-u?e"» tm ilmlual Exhibit °f Needle among the passengers returning Dll September next. l'1OUSC° ork, Drawing and Paintink, inclnd- the mail "aiu list night -_._

ns Painting On China. by the pupils -- ' Mrs. w. s. Meme, cnarl0ttetown,_ Wive S . M f NM" Dame Academy' Wm be °°“` Henry Smith, Charlottetown, W\10 deft yesterday morning on the GXPFWS ’

nued til d ‘d i ~ ‘ '

un we “Q” ay “mm ng' had b;en attending the meeting Ol to Summerside en route to Watson- `\__ __ _

*_”'°°‘ the N. B. and P. E. I. Conference lift ville, California, where she will visit "The “B°"» _tha m5k°f5» the BH¢“tS` Fredericton, N. B., as a lay delegal-0 with relatives. _ y S nd the - possible purcbBS€l`9‘ kYl°W from the F`rst Methodist Church, rc- - \ '-- - '

““m°i°“t wppues' They °°“ld part* that the Smith 'pfemief if! U19 Ullll' -turned on the express last evening. Yesterday the Northumberland left `-"'41," M." H

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` °g';>u;ho.ig sin; ui ,&nq 01 sind 41 *` Thomas Kickham, Souris, was in

Charlottetown yesterday. __

eas ly

controlled That’swhy itis such a. marvelous fuel-is saver and so popular with'

ne typewriter in a class by itself- _-_ Charlottetown at 8.40 a. m. for Plc- -Mrs.'H. Fitzgerald, Charlottetown

he first. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax. 'rhe Guardian welcomes reliable tou with passengers, .niail, express returned from the east yesterday af-

S. | ' 6-1BM3i news from persons throughout this and freight and arrived at 12:10 p.m. ternoon,

rovince. All sucb items should br She left aglllll U-t 4-45 I’-"L With Pas” _--

'°‘* "www mailed to “The Guardian News Dept.. sengers, mail, GXPTCSS Hull ffelgllli Hllll J. F. Wliear, Post Office Inspector,

BORN uha|_l0,_f_etOw,,_»~ immediugnly altar arrived at 8.10 p.m. She leaves to- was a passenger returning from the

_-.._ -_ __.-.. .___ _ _ ._... the evcnm etc" have tm,,,,1_,i,ed_ any its _8._2:_l a.m. for l’wi10\l. l'f=f‘ll" Cust yesterday afternoon.

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,_ _E0n_ S ,Vi Jun., 3, 1.912, , ,_ _ _ ,_ -v_ ---- _ itev. Dr. Mui-_Millnn, Cardigan, was 0Il“i'e4leri2if“ lfiifl HMrs. MCl.00d. ll edY?:te(l;lfitfi3"l¢f‘t]ti:t‘f:1v€:lul:it?xlfll.;?3sr: xiii., A.. S. Prowse, Murray liul'l>ol'; W- 0. pnsseiigcr to (Iliui'loi.tctnw|i yusti-I' 1h\|.|f.- Y tcn minutes lute' the southern H0 H- Pllilll. |"|C'~U"i Juh" K; - M“'°K“y’ ‘|".V *lft°""“""-

A I 'U' coiiiinollgition ut' 9.35 a. m.. on time, Sllfillk VIIUUYZ H“""y M““("‘"’me_y and _°"‘

AMPBELL-At' (liipc Traverse, on the Uhpc 'l‘invei"-ic acconimudntioiiu.i` bride, Sydney' Ellwurll Jllllllul*-0"- A S l'i'nvvsi-, Mnrrii Ilnrbnr, who

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_ ._ .l-_,mi h uccU|n,,,,,d,_n_i,_,,, at 11,10 n, plwen Mori-el; J. li. Gaudet, Miscou- i;ist_croil uit tiictliieieii fiotei.

amvbeu’ a mn' mf, o(fi time; thc eastern accommoiia clltli |l;1"“l- H‘*b°f" w“""|» Mrs' If' I I H _ 3 __ _ __ ____________ '___ __;_______ _ tum ut 5_2” ___ _“__ on time; and-hh,. Umhe _ami child Vernon luvei, . . . _ ug ics, M. l,, Siouiis, was ri

_ ._ ' ~ - , . t ‘_ ‘ tl: All 't ; J hi hnsseligci- tl f‘.imi'lol.tci,<»w|i 1-_ntci'dny

MARRH-LD 'l‘i_gi_iish eiipiess at _l0.1'?_p. ni W0" A. lu l‘0l`S_l’_ lf W' U" 0 l an ____ ‘ y

MOORE-At St-_ Peter’s Road, Uardi- 1* gan, on June 0th, of pneumonia, Mrs. Grant. NSW G1_8S20W.N~ 9-. Wilfred, beloved child of Robert T. the Vice President of the Rebekah As-

nnd Mrs. Moore, aged seven months. scmbly of the Maritime Provinces,_ar i)ARRA(li-I-On Saturday, June lith, rived in (lharlottetown last even1_llf-Z Hector iieairsto, son of Angus and on the Northumberland accormparled Mary Durrach, New Haven. Deceased by her mother. Mrs. Grant will pay

_ was twenty-nine years and leaves. n an official ViBit t0 A111119- Rebehlli

athcr and mother. and one brother, Lodge, Charlottetown, this evening John to mourn tho loss of ii devoted and xi large attendance is expected at son. , _ the meeting. The de ree will be ex-

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CARSON SECOND. `

_ §3;St(im_’_ at th§lf:'_‘_‘_Ft"l;_“;“;‘f rms d‘”i“(_)"€"_ Bro. J/H. Williams was called to the

U ll] U. as ll Z , . .

. . i mittee of

said there never were worse Judges chmr and on mot °“ a com

on _imperiiil matters. rcdulfillg fl" iff" ,1£,Le,?i"T551"‘;;]`i“§`];)emn§f‘;:g£,iiis_wi Kerial instir;ct oft-wliut was itikf¢_1_l/__e__&_'~f guniunction with the District Deputy n;l;_l;°"‘ “°'“ ‘G presen L* I.. B. Miller, for Decoration Day, fo' “ke l’l2*°° "“`i"€ ran <1 it - neiri t ri eh e Derorri

"In venture to think," said the '. C ' 'B B Dae fl ' Ulster leader, "that the story of the ;§_"O:_°"“l14]tf nbserved on either 'Tub negqtiations between _Canadat an_d ° $3.1. ‘.’.‘:;*@i.i:::,§f:_.“:. 22.5: 1. _:_ ---I-`-f of the nizost disgraceful and mis- attended the `m“vi"g l’i°t“re show "1 chicvious examples ever cited in thc the P"°V1"'9 Theatre' ("harI°tt°t°Wn- history of this country. Now \wc 'fl-St Bvellillg. were thoroughly delight-

know the _oli_ieCt_of_____t_l_i_e_ Americans ed with the splendid sllbjwts 5h°“'"-

0.-I-'~'-'~~-‘>"M|"§;" £6' `l'n'm`{`é 'gjgnada an adjunct to The Doll awas a fine picture of alittle

' -1 _ triiiisinr her trade to Chicago and Child fll`lllf¥lfl2 ’f0i!€ill¢l‘ bel' m0f-l10l`

-____.',_. " ‘ -- New York, we know that from o. let- and grnndfatlicr who had been estran-

. , . _ ter that has been published. I say ged through the for-mer’s marriage.,

and_1`aS been fndde the SOIL nothing about the propriety of pub- Alina’s Champion, in which Miss Lil- agtillli fOl‘ (,,llaI'l0f.lt:tCWll. lisliing the letter, but just let me lfnn Walker, the actress took 8 lead-

' . rrfrr you to what our great and ing part, was an excellent railway

Evtry bottle guaranteed' mighty s0V€Flllll0llt Said- I first and society picture combined, whilr Being always on the lookout for take MF- Ll0Y\l'G€0l”ge. who Heidi the reel entitled Fidelity, was a west- the best in everything in the drug ‘I

rejoice to_ think the _reciprocity

s Sir Edward Grcy’s boast' ‘We

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something ,,,_,w_ The iatest medicine have beencareful not to put forward on the market in canada is -vIGoR- any rnl1Cv_ 9! Preference b°t“"€°“ Ui.. Weak and run-down men, women Gl`°“t_ _B“t9»'“ ‘md Canada “'h"“`b and children can now be made strong "°g°t'“t‘°"° between Canada “nd and iicalthy. Every home should con- the Umted Slums' _ _ ._ _tain a _hottie of viconoi.~the 'rome would be nn °llB'=“°1** W f°“‘l”"“‘

that is n Tonic. The whole human

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"They are a nice lot. (Cheers and

_ - . ly trust

system is at once toned up, That lllllfihfel-) They "“_V' "n

tirh_¢|__ dragging feeling ,lghhppems thcsc Irish and ull \vil_l__ be w:ell.__l and llfe becomes n. joy. If you uro Elly. Wllem ill' YOU ‘]“"!'@ YUM ll! '

not just,fcellng your:-ieif, go to

of viooiioi,._ if yn.. .i..r'r_ ii..-_i iran..-r 1--

to pi-opliecy? Is_it from Yum' ("l‘“‘\'

_1__mzheB_d,."g__“mm_“nd get R |,,,U_|¢, dinn cx;rci"cnf‘le is~it from the his-

.rv of tli--se men from their llust nc-

- ~'- ~- 1 l. dcutlibiil re.

in twenty-four hours go buck iiiui_'-l*""* ‘" _'l""" '~""‘"'"_ get .Your inoucy. Vlfilliiui. nuts on l’0llU\_ll"-*lf*-' N0- I l"_@fe" my "WF thc kidneys, livcr and blood and is cnpci~iem'c. I _lfuovv tiiese iiicu _be__ 0 Powerful flesh and system builder. ter than Asrilllf-ll <lUU=‘~ A"YW“5'» ‘

do not, I must he a fool."

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makes the i

_ .im-= rn ill -

lf!

QM- Baking Powder'

most wholesome food, because if is a pure French Cream of Tartar Baking

_ Powder. Try ll. Put up in tins. i0c. ‘ to 450., at your Grocer s.

L' lf i 1

fa?-rl '

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orihf American Li-fed

'A _ Assurance Co

- of reruns if I

_ Solid .as the

iConime‘nt

img” hvefy 'npjfroveilt fornT‘5l`“tP6licy`fContriict on Standard mics

f you think of taking out Life Insurance write’ us stating your nge

- ` fl. A. -WEBSTER.

qiiclwe will iqall you figures on our ni0ll_l P°P“|°l' Pfam. _ _ » _ 1.1¢. Ross-¢ - -

__ __;_____ ___§_h_m.&“__¢_;?!Q,___ h,{_hna_gf_1;_ f_qr.§’:»ll..I and Cape Breton.

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zfmrlified besides other important business.

_ A special meeting of Lodges Etor and Prince Edward of the Sons o’ England of flhariottetown was held

which purpose the meeting had beer

ern storv of sacrifice on the alter of

a e songs.

It will be learned with regret a- mong all lovers of speed that P. S. Brown, Charlottetown, was unable tf make satisfactory arrangements yes terday with the Secretary of thr Clmrlottetown Driving Park Associn tion to iiold “_ race meet on July 8tl\_ lt is likcly that thc race may yci materiizc, ns other citizens are tal: ing thc niaitcr up and arrangeiiicntf will be conipleted in the next fev 1layH.pi-ovidiiig they are successful ii securing cnoingii entries for threi cliisscs. ‘

'i‘hc Fl. S. Halifax of the Plant Dino

is expected to arrive in Charlotte townfr from Boston and Halifax thi: nwrning. She has a good general car go and among the passengers are tin following: From Boston-R. Slierriii, B,.' Bears, J. Williams, W. Ulee, Mn Auckland, Mrs, Cummins, Mrs Richards, Miss M. McMillan, J. Miil lugan, P. J. Getter, C. A. and W, McKenzie, K. M. McKenzie, Miss M. McKinnon, R. McLeod, Mrs. M. L Bradbury, Mrs. J. G. Rudge and thi following members of the Royal Arci Chapter "Skekinah," Chelsea, Mass, E. McKay, L. A. Haines, L. M. Woodbridge, J. L. Gibby, Percy Stone, Gus Downing, Andrew Moore J. C. Leopold, George Hudson, .W. 'T Halliday, A. ‘Beaudry and Alfred Anderson, P.H.P., in charge.

.::Horee.».~en will be pleased t< learn that we have just stocked n large supply of Witch Hazel mad: by Parke-Davis. This is just the thing you need for keeping your horse in proper trim. It is a splendid preparation used by leading horse- men and joekiee, throughout Canada. A pint 301:. The McKinnon Drug Co, Garner Grest George and Kent Bts,

ship me unrpsrte... . '

treal, J, H. MacQuaid, Soullfl. Thomas/ Kickliam, Souris; ,A. E. Merryficld, Toronto; Wilfred Forbes. Port Vernon; James Reid, Toronto; J. J. Hughes, Houris; ll. H. Ellis. O'Leary; John'E. Ritchie, Montreal E. B. Mearshad, Windsor; S. G. Lougheed, London; C. B. Russel (I. R. Grant, D. A. King, Halifax; Mr. and Mrs. Newcomb, Toronto; F. A. MacE1roy, Toronto; H. J. Strotharll. Sussex; Mrs. Charles Piloto, Boston; R. L_ Thomas, New \York; Arthur Boutiler, Halifax, registered 'at thc Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown, be- tween 11.00 last night and 11.00 'Satiirday night. 5

Prof. J., H. Grisdale, Director of

the Dominion Experimental Farm at Uttawn, arrived in Charlottetown last night on the express accompanied by Mrs. Grisdale. 'I‘hey'will be guests at the Experimental Farm here with “rof. J. A. and Mrs. Clark, remain- ing until Wednesday morning. Prof. Grisdale is here on an inspection tour. He will see what is being done on the farm. here, discuss plans for the pres- ent and the future with Prof Clark; will also see about the erection of some new buildings required this year _and will look around with p, view to eascertalning general conditions throu- ghoutthe Province. He leaves on Wednesday morning for Kentville, N, S., where he will install the new su- iperintendent of the farm there, Prof Blair of Macdonald College, a former N01/a Scotia Boy. Prof.'Blair will have general supervision over horti- cultural matters in the`Mai'itime Pro- inces. ,

*___ 1:Cased` Pipes. We have just se-

cured an agents line of samples in cased pipes-some new styles for the young fellows as well as patterns for the veteran. The pipes are of highest lllllity, the best that leading fact- 1r_ies couldprodiice and the cnscs ure `-_real works of art. We are clearing uit the whole lot nt wholesale prices. “he McKinnon Drug (lo. (lorner of 'lreat George and Kr-_nt Streets. Mbit!

zzliuntnin, Bell & Co. for best coal f-at prices 1-f>:m1,f

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“SUME Hl’E MEAT,

I _liill Giliill EAT”

S0 Bobby Burns terseiy describes the

rich, but still poor, dyspeptics. But their case is not now so desperate as when Burns wrote. For the man who has the food now can eat without suffering for it, if he just follows the meal with a Na-Dru-Co Dyspepsia Tablet.

These remarkable tablets banish the

troubles of the chronic dyspcptic-the man who is bilious-the suEerer from heartburn, gas on the stomach or occa- sional indigestion. You can eat hearty meals of wholesome food-and digest them,-.too-if ou take Ns-Dru-_Co Dyspepsis'1‘sbl,e?s. ,

Compoundcd byexpert chemists, after

ptobeb y the best fonnula known to medical science, they are quick snd certsinin their action, giving prompt relief from all forms of stomac trouble, toning,up and stren ening the digest- iveorgenssnd-brin ngsboutpennsnent cures. . ,

A mln fsnoetzongerthsu hlestoinsch.

Fit yourself for your best work by

taking Nsflaru-C;_ Tablets.

styour rsg st s. stionel ru

m Chemical C94 of Bubde, _l£0flh¢\l.__ _ " _ -‘ _lu

LANDED Eoors -

ROME,. J uns 17-Advices from

__l_._._. ty five minutes lain.. .-5|.rott,_ Tiuio, it. H. fill- U UU"-

..._. ;is, Springfield; W. ri. Wallace und The (__V___- T_-_-__ A __ __

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A1-lkENZ1li;-"MA('Kl"NZn"-' At um M;;Is'sell"v€;nnf‘er():5‘l|\1iI:{llw (`Glt::‘g;T:ét(’W:' YlflIr‘eilii;m|\l/‘tyllligf-‘svr }.~_li.~‘$|,nu,-_ lgicruyu shoot which wus to take place nt ».y“ni'if.‘ ri`.‘$"""§fff.I}{ <--.iIi`.`.§`”'i.fif.’. fill’ 1-- W- Halt. uverro<»1; n. M. Me- w. niirww-in. wood-r<»ck; M- A. in- {f_‘f_';°‘_'jl§;_§_;"__5_1;{§§f=_§'=m"‘}:jgl_§§;;‘____;°;§_- nie.. in

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ndcr Mackenzie of \/i<~t0i‘ia, (lioss, Lwd’ Hunter River’ W' U' westnlolk' glam' North qydmy' H F (mmm tl Oauskms

three- twenty-five n

. ` . Dr. _ll;luCSD0llgHll._(_3__ll1§ B(§Y.H3_'_-___gé é/I_:_° She I;_f;“{_i_ of 11 last mght and 11 FN- Spokane, Wash. Mrs. Robinson receiv-

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-~_.____-_*___ ci...ri..rrewwr_ between 11.00 last GF_§_<=-1 A_1_1°n»__tV=§_n°<>£'”@;._n MM- Mug; ,,,,.,,,,,,,y ma, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,_ ' BI CS* and QS |Sp ay

` ' -_ night and 11.00 Saturday night. F1 Qll. allll 0 » ~ _ » _ __ _ ____

The funeral of the late Mrs. Angus

McDougall, Newton, who died on Sunday last, .func liith, takes plnce this Tuesday afternoon at two o’~ clock. Harry Mcl)ou`gall of Paton Az. (lo, (Jlimlottctuwn is a son and will have the sympathy of all in the loss loss of s loving mother.

A’i"l‘i.<lMI’T UN ROOSEVEI.'i"S LIFE

ALBANY, N. Y., June 15-Early today the police had discovered no clue to the identity of the parties who yesterday placed on the New York Central railway, in front of (lol. Roosevelt’s flying Chicago spe- cial, a huge boulder that came with- in a hair's-breadth of wrecking thc train. Ncnr John R. Rockfeller‘s home in Tarrytown, as the train was speeding around a curve at n speed of about sixty miles an hour, thc locomotive smashed into a boul- der two feet in diameter. Tlic cow- catcher of the train was crushed by the impact, and a fragment of the rock tore a hole in the pipe connect- ing the air brakes. As a result, the brakes on all the Gras of the train, including that occupied by (Joi, Roosevelt and his party, were sud- denly locked, and scvcrnl uf the pins- scngcrs were throvin violently for- ward in their seats.

(lol. Rousevelt’s Car was fourth

from the engine, and he wus rend- ing _when thc crush cmnc. 'l'hc bco_k was all but jerked from. hie hands hy the shock of the sudden stop. "I could not imagine :vlint had happened," the colonel said ln- ter.` That Col. Roosevelt and the other passengers were in grave dan- ger, and that the cutting of the air.

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opinion ofthe engineer, Auliffe, and the conductor

board.

Colonel Roosevelt was probably

the least perturbed of anyone on

SUMMBIRBIDE MARKIVTS.

derailment of the train, was the `_ ' `

John Mc-

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Corrected for every Wednesday and Seturday's issue.

Butter I0 to25 Potatoes

Dressed beef 6 to 8

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Hay, loose

$12.50

_ _-his 1

- Chicken

Beef Buckwheat Geese

Turkeys

Fowl Duckg

70 13 15 18 13

to ZZ _._ ,__ - `. to 12 745911 to 15

Polk 8 t0 9% l Straw (Loose) $4 -

Straw (Pressed) Eggs _ Barley

Pelts _l Hides `

'Purnips ‘

$5 19

'I0 to X0 85 tn 45

10 ‘ V

(lIlARi.0’i"I‘i1}’i'()WN MARKETS.

Correctml for every Wednesday and Hiiturday'e issue.

White Oats

i~li.i'u\v, pr-i' lon. idggs. Der dov..

Chicken

f'i.tiito.=s, per hus.

iiiittf-r 'i‘urnips

Pelts

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to Gi $6.511

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- - - - . . ' -- - ~ iifar- J. Mr- 1° “"f”“‘€f“- - nay per ton :ia

U _,__ M- |_ _K_ _ S. brnne, Boston, J. A. MacDonald. tuouiis, P. Guntiy, Hu , ~ . rift; rfssmtirlxlilx “Ii/i|.fléK"eLf.l-llilrfiit Vernon: c, i., Strickland. Charlotte- Donsall. Montreal; 1'ns\Sf°"°" “t th” Mrs- ciiriries noinrren irinniotie- “la” 0”” 58 *-0 '53' In gin' H da town; Mrs. A. Bahnna Montreal' J. Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, between " ' ' , r' __ Y

Fat Beef lleef Pork

cattle (vper,‘ lb. ) 5 to 6

10 to 18

(quarter) 10 .£0 12

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SOUHIS MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesdsy and

Hay Htraw

f’otBf.oel 'l'nrnips hns ,$555,

Outs Pork (lnlf Pei izs I iid es Beef Eggs

skins

Butter

Herring (fresh)

Turke Geese Chicks

£laturdsy's issue.

S14 to 01,6 S6 to 8'! 50 to 55

- 25

1; to s 10 to 12 85 L0 60

(£08

25 to 27 doz. 12c

ll t0 14 ll to 10

nr on mi, » _ ' , _ . town, left yesterday morning for `”‘-" '

ers :il lowest prices.

brake__pipe probably prevented the

fill Billl

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Carriages Ever Shown in P. E.

_O_ur present showing of carriages is the largest and best

exhibit ever shown in this Provinces and incliicles the best styles turned out by the Canada, Tndhope. McLaughlin and Dominion factories, the four largest in Canada.

of i.

You should sec our beach wagons, light democrats with

canopy tops, phaetons, ligli_t and heavy express or delivery wnggons, as well as: .1 large line of open wnggons and buggies with pneumatic, solid and cushion tires. livery stvie and grade you wish for is lierc, See the display. '

R_eiia_l>le agents in nil paris of thc l"ro\'incc who will quote

lowest prices and show snniples, -_

,See Us for Harness and

Oiher Supplies

_ In harness we have the largest and beet display ever exhib-

orl in l’. 1'.. _-I. made by the fainoiis iicncy l~l.iriie:~‘.s C0_,,of llimiirenl Shown iii single and rloiibil- cnrringc si-is including nickel, solic nickel. brass, oroiilc and rubber iuouliiings, ex- press liziriie-ss, trucii liariie.-is rcliiforcrfil with rawhide, can and ien1iiliuriicss_nsct. . .. ,,.,,, _, _,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___$3 up

A big line of superior grade wraps, whips and horse dusl-

-A. HORNE fs? CO.

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Improved

A L 0 N 1912 Model

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_A Splendid Bicycle Bargain

This improved Falcon Bicycle (1912 model) is ai w_midei-i_iil value 'at its

price--it’s one of the best bicycle bargains ever ifferul in this Province. It places a high-ginde wheel within reach cf anyone

--s

is an English wheel inarle to stand all kinds of wear and use in eviry kind of weather. It is hound io give good sc`1‘vice--will last a lifetime.

A Has Every Possible Improvement-

Trfpoli say that the Italian Expedi-

tion tandesp General Csiherana, liad_ been landed successfully at Bu- Bhlef, dn-Island in the Gulf of Sidra, A landing was 'affected under cover of the guns of the battle-

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THEATRIICAL NOTE.

l-Iari:y..Beaesinrd,‘ supported by A

S cial Agent at Charlottetown _ _

siheiislliifff --

company of six -plsyers,- will present s new may sneiuse In om New York. by, Tom Barry at H. F- Keith's Union Square Theatre, NOW, York, this week. It isp Play 0| Ni ` sorbing interest, portraying charset-

; 6- l3Mft8EB4f

ers of the lilast Side. ,

Call and see this machine or write for descriptive circular.

| The Improved Falcon has overlaid. wire-edged fires (snme as Dunlop) which are

GUARAN'l`l~2i°2D for s season, con-uer brake, roller chain, extension handle bars. Dnnio

steel-lined, wood rims and improved mud-guards. I-Iqnipped with nickel-plntrd pump. toolbag, spamier and piler. Complete.. .. ........................»1~-.--..--~.

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