Want, a lite Paiiiii

*T--_l ,the mail train lor Georgetown.

Jul H. few ° -~ Bee Classified column.

Click ai a Bargain

Y csc prices. $8.50 re

duced fe $5-50 and $6-OO fedueed te ..°r.‘:::i:,‘;i'l':.f.I'::i‘. 'i.°::..E:':.‘l“'ii

$2 _ o’clock. s

‘_ .

regret to hear that she has been con'

\/\/‘ \/\/' \/\/ |1 \_. 'W E W fined to her room for over two .ii:\vici.i:R. W°°“-

Head Offices ln’ New Prowee Block---Charlottetown. '

‘ I

Abram Peters left last night on a

trip to Moncton. '

Miss Bessie West left last night,_on

a trip to New York.

George Gallant left last night by

A set of horse clippers is for sale:

The friends of Miss Wish, City, will

Harry Jamal was a passenger to

Georgetown last night.

Harry Brien, Victoria, crosses to

Picton today, en route to Hanley,

'SASL f ’

The many friends of Miss Bertha Mclnnls. City, ,are pleased to see her out again after ber recent illness. '

I There will be preaching servicel ,in the Methodist _oimroii ot cron-I ville tomorrow Sunday evening the]

15th instant. ,

The first city housekeeper, who,

makes application at this nillce toni iobtain the name and address ci a

F01’ 3 [C21 goflil phi), -*- _|Jer, B.O., who has been here with

There will be service in the church

'her three young children for the past

l.0gl'3Dh try _ of England, Cherry Valley, tomorrowtwo weeks visiting her husbandis re-

nt 6 p.m. Subject of sermon. “The

latives, left last night with her chil-

‘ " V ' Church in W r." fdren ior home, having h d t t S , a -i iher visit short owing to the siiddbln

At the nart r meetln at Wins illness of her husband She was ac

. 1 tl 9 ly iz - ~ -

New DesBnsay Block, lod South a unanimous invitation companled by her sister-Inflaw, Miss

.|.Msmdm”-hm, Bnbyh M“_“yg was extended to- Rev. J. M. Rice to Itfannie McLeod, who intends to re-

Wr lwmn

To make you Strong

After an attack of Ln Grippe

Hughes’ Digestive Tonic

is unexcelled. It iioiirislics anp strengthens the nerves, improves the appetite, aids digestion and tones up *lie whole system.

Price 25c per bollle.

neo. E. °iiuciii-:s,

Meats that Make a D§_Ll§|0U5 D'NE5R_.¥

~Onr nic-als maize a tempt- ing- dinner, because we carry nothing bllt the In-,st procur- atblu. Our cured meals are appelizing because they are cured with the greatest care. lf you want a dinner that c:ln‘l hu heat-one that you have been longing for, phone or send to \VaIkcr for any of the following. Ham, smoked and Bacon ltlc Ham Unsmoked “ “ |61:

Salisages (toolhsonit-`) . . |2c Goo s delivered lo any Dart of the city.

Phone 343.

w~ w3|k¢l» Glzocicu. Cor fins lonand Orlebur Strcts.

rinlui

iiif

For Sale

I offer for saic in, place of liu<i~

nc-s at Albany, wnli eigh' ru»~.~i oi lard situated one mile from Aibiiiy Stinion.having Ili- rt-on a lflfilt “lid rnuiniofllons rlwcl i g houie and outbul`dirgs: all iii go d fem l» with two dog well.-i oi c in hllilfllllli

This plow r_v is suitable for-trades man or butcher or light furminll-BS ‘ it iq n. choice- piece 0| l iid. 'l`erh;\~l to suit nunii iser. Apply for iarilc- ulars io

C R. McKlNl\ION

Doliinlon House

3-l3dtufImp<l' Elneriffl P- li- I

McLeod Q Bentley

Bnrv_l||'.»ir1» anal Ar-isiriiny-~»u-law.

llollelulh IN lllr Hank of Novn Eiiolln

llnney tnloan.

I ifrirlwlliiiila .\‘n\-u bi-ri in t l :iii-\»¢l'I‘

Siiatiiiivlliiiigain __45_.i’l_ilt_.

Ladies’box calf boots. The sizes are mostly

3| 3%» 4, 4 %i a few are 6 %~»n gl 7. S

This line is wort 1

$2.00

We 'will close them

out this week for

-I i$I.25

- .___--e~»

_Sprague 6: C0.

Its rubber season again and nearly everybody w i l l want tllellif Those who don’t want thcln, should i have them just the same. ' . No Man, \Vonlan, Boy or Girl should be without rubbers at /(his season of the year. \Ve'll never offer our trade “cheap” or rubbers we can-

not guarantee to givcsatisfaction.

-Mens rubbers 85c to $1.00

Wonicn‘s rubbers 6oc to 75c

Boys' rubbers 7oc to 85C Girl ~’ rubbers 5oc_ to 6oc

(`§lildrc_il’s rubbers 40 to 550

Alley fi). Co

i]ii.H.[i.Ji]HiiSilii.

Kent Street, ‘~

Practice limited to Diseases

. gf Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat

and Skin.

Eyes tested and fitted for

-. glasses.

_a.___._.._a_..

0FF`lUE HOURS

We have some very nice table cori- Gsh in stock. They are large thick fish nicely dried and skinn- cd and give sipleiidid satisfac- iign. \Vc have also hhejlloneless Codfish in small and large boxes put. up at the rouris Fish Drier. .-llso slircded Codfish for making fini mils. ‘

BEER Gil tifll’

Photogr a p h e r

in the Photo Art

0'Hollornn B illdlng.

Georg dt! t

garrgeinotllmk ut havnt; i:'ol.la.

lloiisl iiilliliSWl,CK

NCTON N B

.1 _Siulayiiide

°'°~ ini .i>: il RBNBY. ‘Prev

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between the Grocers and the Book- stores the latter were the winners

On Sabbath .iifvfzb-linoon firat Rev

cordially invited

held at Cavendish church on Monday

a minister. Divine services will he

this otlica not later than one o'cloc sharp and their business locals no later than three o’clock of each week day, exclusive of statutory holidays, to insure insertion in next issue. All received later than the above hours will also appear when they do not interfere with the setting in type of the regular news of the day.

and social with excellent program was held on Tuesday evening at the

ces of the Woman's Missionary Bo-

ments were served and the large

dollars. .

ithe prayer and social service in the

`t7ornwalI, on Thursday evening lost

welcome this venerable servant of Christ. who for over fifty years has

mcn_ 9; om ion e nsurnnce Co 5; Canadian Boiler & Ins :tim (`

H. Best Bus. College. St.. 'IIi~imas, Ont., 8; Operators ion .\l.C Z! , 'l tc-

, I

sides a number of others. Simrle sales. g _____.._._.__..i-

Write for new catalogue to any of the Company's ofllcee. ~lee iil. Mr. Newsome expects to visit this pro

‘ i ` I “' ' _

l S vince ln the course of a low \\".»elts. move warts .nd Caucuses U you ap_

0 The following are 'the ohlcersfly Pumgmis Com “nd wart Ex'

tor .urc..ls certain-failure Im-

elected at the last regular meeting mc .. . .. oi Charlottetown Div Nr. 41 oraor,"°s”""""“ "’“ “’° P“"““‘“ 9'

Railroad Telsgrsphers.

P. C. 'l‘~D. A. Lawson.

, C. M. Nicholson.

A. H. Slackford.

S. E. R. McEwen. `

Se .-J. J. Tralnor.

I. - A. Hughes.

O. - C. 0. Hodgson.

Adi. -D. Montgomery (P. C. T.) J.

g=.@F’*f.f>.<=.~1

>n "3 - g_;c.°§!'1I']

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lent standing and a substantial in crease in membership was reported

F The Grand Division re resentative

reported the proceedings of the Con- vention held at Minneapolis, which

R snowed time the total membership

was 45,000 an increase of 11.0000 in

- one year. Protective fund over

$300,000 and insurance surplus of 550.000. 88 contracts sinned with Railways involving the organization in on one strike The greatest

‘|10 LBEGIQ SEYICS victoryiyof the year was the Nation-

al 9-hour law passed by Congres causing the employment of a large number of men and making Rai-

l is-

\vn_ road travel much safer. The Lag

Tet' lature of Maryland also passed an

` C 8 hour law. The order contributing. 1 1

w_F_ “_ afvg , . !:1oo.ooo to mist the commerce,

\ Teleglraplhere union llnltbiea strata in

. ‘ " li t eea a er a

(B)\|;;lfié{i,__s°|'°“°r' Nmry Pubuc dc' of lzlerdiiinonthe. The annual

Convention was held at Minneapolis last May, Charlottetown Division being represented by J. A. Kelly.

_.__.._,_,._..__........<..

Our Com ound Syrup of Hype

Mc i ° ' I P `

_ 1 gf] P eel h hltee i a great spring tonic

| 1:: ¢Lf,;‘°§'¢¢em“dmnJ°¢iitiii::-is yoga-it °impi-oven 'tus appetite,-build. up -i1-»»~<='~*~°~'-"°.°.'..~c:=":."."i'°.i':.'.i..‘:"i‘l °"° °°",°° .:;’.i..§°"°'°° till "°i5 i°

Q ll ` \| 0011 Un. ll y

3-'i$§'f~i'll___{,'ri1\~'('*°m°‘i"""““""" """"‘."" iii; ‘iilfpint bottle. ll. w. lwldln.

Kelly _(P. C. T.) J. J. ` \

Trainor. The report of the Secretary' __ 5 showed the Division to be ln excel-I

irine Hill College the following ' rlnce Edward Islanders were p

ng a h, among the hosts, and A McKay, Louis Clark of the`

others among the guests Nearly all

of this citv have had olilv il oahi sco 'cd

I A gailnit ~- For `

'ics and Abhies "2 »- 4 »

<4”

ics. and Abbies I -- ‘

and Crystals I .i ' 0 and Crystals li - 4 ,

Vice. und Crystals 5 ii Vics. and Sydney ti I ’ Total . -» ` . `

I iuii. i Vics. and (,‘i'_vHfuls i ‘Vice

i A Guardian Subscriber senils in

which he designates "a first class ser-

pleasure' Beware of the Ielluw who

[with it preverted mlntl as well. The church, fraternal, social and labor

acter or motive of another without

sonal t r a ran sement He is

discord, had ~hlood and finally dis-

seosion and disruption. Fortunately;

been engaged in 0V8l1E°liH*» WUYK ll1_the best elements in society have be-I , ~ ' ithe different provinces and whose lac--coma awusgomed tg ghese peopimi V ‘ .f llltles Of mind and speech B” “fm and their influence is largely destroy-i , .

in a wonderful state of res v ` -

_ P er *led and have arrived at thc stage) tion. He is to preach in the Corn-lwhen they Say, "Show meg- Good.

‘cgflxezregxll‘tak-theRe°;;niIg; Haniwnéont of organizations simply becnusei

biting character assassin. This mor~

ployed or in operation.

= 'HOW T0 REMOVE WARTS.

It's really a simple matter to re

, Wanted-A few good girls to learn |MlIIinsry. Apply to M. Trsinor & Co. 3-tidtf.

! -

» of the headaches people are -' i afflicted with are caused, it I is sta ed on good authority, i by some form of eye-strain

resulting from certain ab-

normal conditions. '

` . __Z...

' To detect and correct

these abnormal conditions

- is the work of the up .to~ i date optician. '

`Modern methods of ex- amination, intelligently ap- plied, mnke it possible for us to guarantee s~tisfaction in all our_ :optical worn.

, i _.___

We operate our o_wn

lens-grinding plant.

6. F. Hutcheson,

-- )_itici.l'1»

, ,country girl for general houn-sivork. il

,_,____,_; _ _-. = _.===_-__ ___~-- .__ Any girl desiring to learn ad and,Tbe name will he given to b-it rne'

' news setting should apply at thisperson. '

onice at once. A good chance for the --- I

right girl. i Mrs. Wallace McLeod, of Vancou.'

Magi STANLEY BRUS

null ii

‘ été

Your Orders Tilt! Always BUSY sl0l'C| Your 'Orders-

.V V si I Here are some of the Dress

Goods Department, able.' `

All wool French Venetian newest shades 45 Ins wide; Yard S5c

Princess Broad Cloth. S cial weight for spring suits, liautl)seome brilliant finish 48 inches wide. Yard $1.10

Panama Cloth, pure wool. French make, in cream. Navy, black, 48 ins wide. 85c yard

Novelty Snilings. woven of.i'inest selected wool nnrl of exquisite softness. just the material for smart tailor-made costumes, 56 ins

kwirle. Yard $1.35

Fabrics that have made our Dress

reliable and degir-

Striped Worsled Suitings in fawn, green, brown, hlscl, 56 ins wide. Yaril $1.35

lleautlful Broad Cloth in two and three tone effects. tan and brown s ripes. 44 ins wide. Yard $i.35

Queens' Cloth, a beautiful fabric. wearing qualities unsurpassed. all the inew shades. 45 ins wide. Yard $i.35

Cream llrcss liabrirs in inolluir, voiles, \\'alel~=. verge, l'aiianla cloth, Albatross cloth, venetiulis. Prices

from 38c to Hoc yard. J

remain the third year. ,side in Vancouver. 1 \ ' J

I .

'|fMohairs and

Sicilian;

Made by methods* known only to the .

Bradford Weavers and

dycrs, has the quality and wear in an almost .

limitless degree.

Brown, Green and

Black Strpes.

A i.so

Plain colors, navy,

cream, brown, sky and

i . I black,35c \ ard up. |

In the hockey game at the Arena' _At the recent At Home given in* , __ _V ,__ .r_`

of the iiame. The score was 5-4. fient. Igssisitsweet, Monougoll, sex; i EICQRHY Cloths YOI' M8I\*Tli|0fCd Suits N

“w_ n....i...., i..gi.... . W... of ..,,.,,._i,.i sm (ii Nov.. scout, M.. omit., ui... Grouiicl Of richbrown and blue, relieved by stripes of services in the Methodist churcn at l-ill’ Selmllll. M198 RHYDOY. MNH - ‘ ' ' " Hampshire. All in that vicinity are Peake. Miss Sadie McLeod and Cl1ll€I‘€llt COlOl‘S. ,

_'__...- _ ‘of these were at one time students F() .1 _ I ‘_ r ~

A congregational meeting will be at the Prince of Wales Cnlleize. DS 1 1 “ lde L25 .to I°("O >&1

, .

‘ v

-t.

March will. to moderate in a cull £0! This seasoli the Victoria liockf-V .lcuili _ *J

. I . - _ - . 5 '

"0"dU°t9d lll ‘inch Plllfle by RW- A. against them to 26m their favor. 'l`lii.~i '

D. Stirling. Igonnt does‘not inlslntlti the fihrat gnmn in a' I I e r G Q

~ --- _ ulnmersite rin , Wien t 0' liivotl \'-- Advertisers are again reminded tba iwithout Blake and Redclin. 3 P ` ,__ _ _5 ~

i . Don’t

f Freeze. .

lf* dl) <

--- l ‘This is the game plu 'eil ill Sninmel= ` - - _ , ”' ~ ~

A very successfuI`Mite Box opening :side without Blake amlbftcddiii. f WEE” Y°“ °?U get hm dllllklb dt ‘UW ltllllfv ‘HKCCDI

f ‘ ; W ' Y . . ,

C YOU 5 £3? B! ID) POPE 8 YCQIUYBD

Parsonage Cornwell under the aussi- ior publication. the following clipping! "Ot '

ciety. At the close of the exerciseslmfm that is short enymgh fm- ,,_y.' ° ' which were much enjoyed, refresh-:0ne"‘t‘0 ready' 1; ` is 'nam-wil lieth*

company .present spent a pleasant'i_ngm`u|,¢'eg bu; “does not make an, in abundance just the thing to warm you up and time the remainder of the cvening.` honest crm,-ge; he is not only diS.| ._ = make yon feel gcod and strongiduringlhistuaogeahln The Offerings totaled twenty-eiizht honest, but is s coward nt bein-t, '_ wen hu.

Rev. Matthew Smith now in the 1 tg 1 ¢_1 t _ " ' _ .f .iaisziii ei: “.:.‘i..;;i,i:".s..;';‘; E- J- DESR,_0LHl=b-

V"-YY llmell' and Bflectlvf addre” “ll casts insinnations against the char- ~ fllllwf . .

"°9t"Y °f the Methodist ChU\`°h»`any reason or foundation except per” ._

- spl e o g di . I 4 ' "

The friends were greatly Pleased t0 moral degenerate ivho seeks to createi g ' -'- "‘

this trademark and what it stands for. It means so much to her. VVe have been making ALASKA G u a r a n t e e d Bedding for I 7 y e a r s _ W e guaranteed the first Mattresses, P i 1 1 0 w s a S p r in g s w a y

anteed every - ' one of the thousands sold since that tune. And folk

BEER &.

Mattresses Mattress Pads Pillows Bolster Rolls

' back in 1891. ~ »

_ We have guar- I Sprlngs

Wan "h‘“`°h '-°m°""°W momiug Bl- men, however, are 'frequently driveni G ' A I .

ithey are so constituted that theyi 5 I I I

`“""” cannot or will not stand alnnderous

Wm H N°‘"°m°""he best k“°“'n abuse The movement to subdue thisi L

typewriter man in (““"“d“» has been class needs all the assistance it can

closing some big deals with the New get from the best and able” ,funds i a -' . Ball Bearing Typ” bar L C Smith and above all, needs honest men asi ' ;

& Bms’ typewriter some °f his officers The honest man is noti : "*

i \

r cent 'sales arc 'J. E. Ferguson, afraid 'of an honest num who makew

Oxawa' out 100 machmesi North an honest` straightforward charge]

American Life Ins. Co., Toronto 10; against mm but no one is safe from REGISTERED TRADE MARK. F O H Unkln Trgst £0' 8i,.iE_)“'Ia"l° G°"’~”'”' the miserable, contemptlble, fback- ’ » P

' have come to know that

they need give no thought to the quality of anything beafin g this. label. The

A L A S K A t r a d e - nl a r k means satisfac- tion.

Impress this

trade - mark on your me mory --look for it whenever you bily--and see

that everything you

sel/ect bears lt. 1

WEEKS

CHARLOTTETOWN. ‘

l E L- --

,_-_

The undersigned offers for ale tha

properly situatel on Fitzroy St F.-net. coniisting of three dwellthg hoises ind large stable in iear 24x44ft. Thi. pro perty hasafrontage of 85 ft by lan ft back. lf not disposed of bv Fiivate sale before March 18 will be _sold by Public Auction on that date. I will eel' in block or divide tu suit purclueerl. For further particulars apply to McLean 8: McKinnon Atty’s llrowlfs flock or to

J. J. STEWART. DU NSTAFFNAGE.

3.._;d3,5,'7 ,io,12,l4,l6»l7.l3»Pl

City Pnpcrty F or Sa]

is ' i e 'nq-11?

/Eutaxia

Hnlf sister of Kremlin 2.07 IH.

float-ciidcd from lilliuiltiwscl, On-an Moun-

_,,|,, M,,|,|_ w00¢|i,|||c, Venus. llnrold. |Clect~ Iniu.-er, Pilot Jr. bidi-es. Woodfonl Mambrlnn. 2| |.;4_ Eumgln (llnln of Arla 2.25 i i.~1 iii in i.o7. Avomrn lr ='~l-’~ Tak" ‘ll w|une\- ofirac-es in t-Iwcilon. fnll brother of Aquirlnlmosl. Adn|a(2i tr 1.1!. I~‘lIn l.Ill. I4 in Zliser. full sister of Aqulrl. und all trnttci-s.I by icxpoiiiiiou -z.in‘:t| in dum iii-rmtlrleideni o' Krcn\lii.2.073~I, l~Ivei-niond 12| I-0|-Irluil-2|I~t\l¥ -Yoodfnnl l\lnn\hrtno'l.i!l l~‘2. 2nd dum Varatdanl -floni vin-ua. iii i.i viuio an wi l-|._ Veda lr .2L|h)' llnnillll-tontiln lil. Tho tlroat l"0\'|nlAln leiul of Tmttlng e-lpood. :init dent- Venus (dam if Van Vassar and Vcuner Hell All fir-ent I-lrootl .himsl hy Aincrtonn #tar It. Thin is thu breed- gif A nlrt nn the rlum's aide nrt you mn

lid ,f I f u A ulrl i1`I\e coml 3

"i‘:u.`nf l~`ii‘t|ilrtflii` \\'iiini:rs)‘irir only Ulitlll iii-

"¢I0.tlivnnli wlicn nlnstetl broil.

.|. M. Nl llUl.St).\'. _Ou-nor

ill! Kon! Hb '

dwrintvltf Cbarlott eluin

Phm B., Bnnnyllde. _

, 1

_ \

their "changes" must he received a | The count- is made us folloivsz- ` i 7 V W ” '

Grand FANCY DRESS

GARNIV AL

. Arena Rink

' TUESDAY,

March l7lh;"1

i Prizes for best

Ladies’ and Gentle-

, man‘s Costume. /

‘- 4th Regt. Band

Admission Skating

and Promenade 25cts. Ticket holders in cos- tunis free.

Arena Rink Co. ;

Zgure-.====.»-__.___ ._-. _=a====gz

I .

Bicknell Bm Mom‘;¢& no ‘ 1 pervert is always mall ng' l u ____

5.; ' 'U' ' ' ilnsinuatlous and usually withouti E rjf Kn I

“Dua m_ \_,;itiw,,, ,,,_ gf1;3ga_ L 15:: &Bg)(;|l‘ tC°‘ 4 5,; any foundation upon which to base 0 0

' Evonhzmms. a,,,,0,,,u,,,,,,,, W' Rea &"C gh H: “n gnf' 617'- them and Kas done more to retard

dww ' "~ 0' “m °°' “"'. ' T' progress than any other agency cm-

S»IiiiiIav Nitiit

Biggest Vnuda.-ville of th: Season

Brown and \\'rigIit the dancing

,w uidcrs.

i 'Fitd Bowiuall Banjoist and comc- ‘iii

Zlll.

Moving Pictures

l. 25 cents off.

2. Sight Seeing through \\'hislce_\'.

3. My Mother-ln Law.

4. Tis An Angel.

5. The Wonderful Lanlem.

6. Little Red Riding flood.

Two il ustratcd songs hy Maddi-

sm and Harney-

Admission to and 5 cents

46-l3dtf '

»¢;a

L. O. A.

The Annual Meeting of the Grand

Orange Lodge of P. E. I. will be held in Boyne Lodge room, Char- lottetown, on Tuesday March Nth, 1908. ` ' -

Arrangements have beenlmade with the Railway Department whereby ‘delegates will be returned free on pre- ieentiitlon of a certihcate of attend- ance

il. W. DUNCAN,

Grand 8eet.'y.

8-d12,16,l0. .