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4_5!/r._v Valuellal $25.00

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' on F‘<hlbitloii iii tile store windoll of James Paton

& C0 where auytliliiglii th: lille of furniture may be pur-

Conditions

Eiery admission nickel purchased at _\Voinlerl:inil Threatre for Fr

da\ 's and Saturdai 's big show gives the h ilder all opplrtunity of win-

ning this beautiful piece of I urniture. Tickeis will an be sold in dupli-

caie one half going into the ticket box, the other is reained by the

purchaser until after the rlran-ing which takes place at Wonderland ou

Saturday evening during the big show.

It is only necessari to attend ille big shows at \Vollderl.1nd on Fri

day and Saturday evening and you secure tw.: opportunities of winning

this beautiful sideboard Of course the mere admission ticket yuo

secure the more opportunities you have of winning so bring your friends

also The managment of \Vi\\;derl_aild will put on their usual large pri

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WONDERLAND

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5 DANLING DURANDS 3

THE FUN MAKERS

wil present their big feature coinerly act during which

thex introduced their dancing on roller skates. Don’t mis?

this oppoatiinlly tu see these p:ople.

Stands 85 inches

high, 4 5 inches Wide,

\g,___¢ _ N; with large British

Plate oval mirror.

'f- ‘4*e=”-i'*€l"‘ with bevel edges, A,/f _. . .

l is made oflight oak _ " . _ L_ with highly polish-

A;-_.(1 gig, ed piano finish.

__i_i'“\4/l_ii 1

size 17x29 inches.

»~ I--I 2§'l°"2i`Sii.“::.':i“°.l£.l':..“*fl.'.i.?"

-George Tweedy, Alberton, was in

Summerslde yesterday.

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-The building committee ci St.

Mary's Church, Jiimmcrside, t-ave engaged George Baker.

been rain; hy ten inches. It is a great improvement as persons in all parte of the hall can have a full view ot the stage.

-A gentleman in Huntly sheared

several sheep in the early part ol the week. Despite the cold wave which has just set in, the animals are 'standing their release well. _

-Miss Jeanette Anderson returned

home Thursday having spent the past three weeks in Springfield with her aunt, Mrs. Wm. McKay, who has been quite ill, but is now improving.

-Timothy seed testing 99.65 pure

and clover 99.50 pure cnn be had

Ifrom Brace McKay & Co., Summer- Qside. Also Imported and Island seed \\'heat and all other kinds of Seeds required at right prices wholesale and retail. 3.l7dttsZwrtnf3w.

-Enquiries are being made as to

what. are 'the next attractions at Fairyland. Tonight ls :as :-s-uri prize night besides which the charming little singer and dancer Viola Went, worth will again appear here. On Tuesday night the 3 Durands of Roll- er Skate Fame open their engage- ment with Fairyland. This is the best' attraction Fairylund has had

lyet and a crowdd hall will no doubt

greet them on Tuesday night.

"’7\

The Pieil Piper ol Hamelin

The elaborate enactment Ui Rodert I-lrowiling'sinlmortal poem. fl charming prescutnuoil ol tile story of the mysterious piper who] ri Hamalin ol its rats and later lured the children of the town into A engulfiilgiilountniii wlnntlle hurgonlaslers refused to pay what they promised for the great service, looo feet of film. The other plcutre are

Tommy in Society

Swedish Sports

@Remeliiber tomorrow night the 3 Duraiids give all entire change o

WE ORIGINATE - - - OTIIERS COPY

Prince Edward lsla_i\d`s Greatest ' Music llouse

We carrv the largest and best

assorted stock if illiiisipqd Goods oil P I Island, _ '

Call and Sec' For

Yourself _~

Miller Bree 12, Ki-:ur sriuuar.

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span-nu _ _ _ .nnl

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-The Ladies’ Home Journal Style

Book for April are now in and can be had at our pattern counter Free

showing over 500 dillerent patterns with coupon entitling the urchasen'

Limited, Summcrside. - 3-28dr1i.

-The sudden death of Margaret

Burke, relict ol the late Hon. R. B. Reid, of Alberton, which took place nt Charlottetown, on Tuesday, came as a great shock to this community where she lived for long years and was loved beyond the ordinary by everybody because of hcr gentle and amiable disposition and the practice of all the womanly virtues which ornament the character of the true Christian. Her funeral tool; place from Sacred Heart Church on Thurs- day where har nephew, Rev. Father Burke, ofilciated at the Requiem

.`servicc, assisted by Revs. J. T.

Murphy and F. L. Connolly. The

lchoir,witb whom the deceased lady

‘ -'rllo st o at st. Pours llall assi

-viola Wentworth' will no ai

Fairyland in Bllmmereide tonight.

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- F. J. Buote, Tlgnlsh, was in -Harry and Uri. Holman, Sum-

Bummerslde yesterday. ' merside, have returned from a trip to

New York and Montreal.

-Oliver and Liza. Uuttart, Bum- lllcrdde. returned yesterday from Einliflii. Where 01°! llwnt the win- er.

--The building committee ol Et. Maris Church »Bumq\er»ide, have Guseged George Baker, architect, to P\'0I1Rl‘¢ DIBIIB for a new brick church. '

-New Shirt Waists--Another lot of new white shirt waieta just opched. all liberally designed, handsomely trimmed and remarkably good value. Ther range from 75a to $3.50. Mc- Gouzan & Wright. Summer-side.

a-zeal-ii. _ ~ _

-As a result of the final examina- tion recently held at the Union Com-, merclal College, Bummerside, the following students have been award- ed diplomas as graduates of lhe Commercial Department, Roy Grigg, West Devon, honors; Eva Beairsto, Summerside; Louise Yeo, Port Hill; Hy. Craswell, St. Eleanors.

-Ladies' Shirt Waists at 39c:

Ladies’ Shirt Walsts Suits at $1.00 and upwards:Ladies' Corset Covers at 19c; Ladies’ night Dresses at 59c are among the many special values in Shirt Waists, Shirt Waist suits Undermuslins being now displayed in our ready-to-wear department. R. T. Holman Limited, Summerside.

3-2Bdr1l.

-'I‘he water and -sewerage commis-

sioners of the town oi Summerside hake issued a neat booklet contain- ing the bye-laws, rates and regula- tions oi the water and sewerage sup

[Prices oi Patterns l0c and 15c.`lply. From it is made the following ;Q\lHFt¢Ply Style TOOKH Of 100 Pages few extracts of rates to be charged

for use of water viz., for a- dwelling house containin 8 rooms or less and

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to any 15c pattern for only 351: for the number ol inmates 8 or less the book and pattern. When sent bylchargc is $6 for the first faucet with mail 7 cents extra. R. '1‘. Holman. an increase of 50 cents for each

room over 8 and also an increase of 25 cents for each inmate over 8, with all additional rate of one dollar for each faucet after the first. For each bath tub $3; for each water closet (when connected with town sewerage) $5; for each urinal $3. In addition to the rates for dwelling houses the rates for hotels, board- ing and lodging houses etc., etc., are given. -

WHEN BABY IS SICK GIVE

BABl 'S DWN TABLETS

The lictle ills of childhood often

pall-bearers were Messrs Benj. Rogers J. F. White, J. Fielding, J. E. Birch, M. Foley and John O'Meara. Sha was laid beside her husband in Riverside Cemetery, Mrs. Reid was a daughter of the late Thomas Burke, Master Mariner of Georgetown. She was twice married, first -to James Egan, Charlottetown and secondly to I-Ion. R. B. Reid. She leaves two sons and an only daughter Sister Bt. Alfred, St. Paul, Minn, as well as a. large circe of friends to mourn iher loss. She was in her sixty-sixth year. `

llow’a T his 7

\Viliiffcl'0|lc Huililred Dollars lle\\‘i\l~i\ for

ililyi~.n~cofi‘nf1ii'rll that ciinllut bo cill-ed by l-Iilll`s Liiltisi-i-ll ('\|l~o.

I-'. .l. (1H|<I\'E\' S: UU., Toledo, 0.

\\’u tllc llllilursligilcrl have kllnwn F. .I.

('hul|c)‘ fortllc lust 15 yciws, illlil believe hilii poi-fccily ilollurublo in all bu imusiictioils liinil fiuilllclully iihlc to uilrry out lilly obligli tions nlildo by his firm.

\\'.\i.lm|o |{i.\'N.\N & M,\livi.\',

Wllolcslilc llrilgglsbl Tolcilo, U.

'llnllk (7i\tili'i-ll (Juris islilkcll |ll.ci'luilly. nvi- lilg ilirocily \||milillii blood iuli_l iilui'n|i». sul fill.-i-< of ilu: s_v.~'lciil. Tirstiiilflillilis scill. fi-no l’i~ii'c 7.'ii-uni-' per bottle. Sold by illl llriigg-

l tx "Elko iiiill`s i"ilini|_\' l’ill.~' for cuiistilnltloil.

`WHA'I‘ OTHER WOMEN l HAVE FOUND OUT

Is that in our dress goods section

lthey found a cloth in French Venet- -ian, selling at 55|: that mail ordcr houses were charging 75c for. Our $148 .Ghidon Broadcloth ls being

and sampled throughout this

at $1.75. That they can

variety and assortment lower, consistent with llnd no poor goods at

they say our color-

and

Paton your

and have it

3-28dli.

to James Cnl-

onnntry. '°' 3-Z8d1i.

leave it for

say is

coupled

years

ect., quantity

in most ll all the

expense: marking

and are absolutely safe. Mrs. A, H. Bonnyman, Mattall, N. S., says:| -“I have used Babyfs Oy/_n Tablets for teething-,.c,onstipatloni' and other ills of childhood, and _have found them a safe and excellent medicine." Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockvilley Ont..

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS

Barleyperbus................. .. 00 io 70 Beel(carcass)per lb..... .. .. 4) toil Buckwheat. 60f.u 70 Butterperlb . .. 22 Calfsklns nel- lb. .. .. '. 0 Fings per doa. 17 Waypressed..... $136) l{ayloose.......... .. .. $1200 Straw prassed....... . $5-00 White Date per bus. . . .. . 45 White Uats (sutdl..... Black 0ais........... iii Wheaipoi-bus..._.. ..8liu Pork . .. . 0§to7 Chlokeni-l-per lb.... .. li Geese perlh . . . . ... '.....!P in 10 Baddoclrpex qulnial $300 Lamb . . . . . . . . . . . ...'..... . »l§ifo 5 Oornnlsn pcr bag l00lbs 1180 to 2.00 -Nl

”_“' MAH len *W*

BlMONS-McKENZIE- At the Bapt- ist parsonage Charlottetown, P. E. » I. March 25th by the Rev. G. R. White John `Henry Simons ol

Cable Hilypd P. E. I. to Miss Lena May Mc enzie oi the same place.

"` rin My _

_ I-I tal n

REID At Charlottetown ospi o the 25th inst, Margaret Burke

H" 0' *"0 `=°W°“l-i noni, roller oi tho into Hon. R. B._

Rciil, of Alherton, aged 66 years. 'MacLEOD-At Clyde Station, March

"nd |"°“'. 25, 1908, Janette, wife oi Norman the “ld MacLeod, aged 57 years.

Funeral this (Saturday) afternoon at 2 p. m. to I-lnrtnville cemetery.

»Who'a who in Dress Goode? We

ro asciilo. all we ANNOUNCEMENTS

devote every -__- elvefiwve Of 'Attention ls coiled to J. H. iviyrloli Of W0°\l‘ dc Co's ad which appears elsewhere.

far the in the 'A good housekeeper wants best.

rst quality at best price. Blie will get

this in BALMOHAL Marmalade.

*VOICE SPECIALIST-Prof. H. A. Tanton teacher ol Voice Culture Piano and Orgrln. Voice cultllrd B specialty, Studio 146 Great George Street. 2-85dttsrtu6w.

E7-ii ii. lxmwn is lilo UP `1"

,, Hn tier.

siylsola si

choose.

hip effect in drab and $l.1o. ,

_ siipporteis at 51,15,

D &`~A Alexandra g

25 at 58 cts.

-at 3 5 cts.

P.C.Habit Hip sizes

season finds us with a

New Spring Corset Models

D & A in tlie new high bust ani

D & A dip-hip in white Percale, hose

Military Tape Girdle sizes :i9 to 2 5

D & A“Crest”sizesi 25 to 34-at $1.50

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The Star: that saves you nloncy.

cgance Displayed' in Every Line

Assure yourself of a well fitting suit or costume by being iitted over_ one

of our suberb I9o8 inodels. The garment htted over a new corset will lookfrlght, = jiistias long as the corset holds to the lines on which the fitting was made-no _ lon er: So the wise womrul will see to it, that she g@lS, 2_C01'S€f which not only

loolis-_ri ht andfeels rgght at_iirst, but is going U? SfaY."l"8'l‘f

` 'ghe rig*l1tcorse`t niikes all the difference in the general contour of the

iigure.We have the new 19c8 models, which produce the ipngwaisted and Slender hip edect; so -fashionable this season, in the celebrated D. ‘& A., the P.C.,the new

Bias Filled and many other makes. _ - _ _

2 "_ Finding the right corset is a simple matter here with hundreds-of models

shaped tr: produce the wanted effect, and experienced szi1eslad.'es to help you

' “Alexandra"sizes I8 to 2%-at 58 cts. Wonien’s liealtli Waists all sizes,also

- cllildren’s at from 30 cts up. `

:P.C.“Priilcess”siZes 19 to 29 at $1.75

and up. _

B & I“Lily Curzon”sizes 18 to 25 at

irdle sizes 18 to ,$1.35 _ __ _

P. C “Majestic” sizes 18 to 26 at 58

cts. ` ` `

ID .{lIpora’et,_sizes gg to 28 M685 cts; l . . va sizes I to 25 at 0 cts. P. C.“]ez1iiise" sizes I8 to 25 at $I.i5. “Happy Thought” sizes IS to 30 at .

5SiiCE§-i il '

27 to 3Q at $135 I u$`,I1iilla`x "sizes 19 to 28 :it 45 cts.

| . odesie sizes 19 to 25 :it 35 cts pr

white cout

Our corset section has iilvariably given satisfaction in the past, and _this

larger and better :issortnie‘nt than ever, from which it is

_ possible to fit any figure or suit any purse. , ` _

Colne iii and procure your Corsets alldJcor.set_ satisfzictlon :it the same time

_.nt the most economical prices. l ’ '

rl. TRAINGR fd C010

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|@~Buya “'l`ress"Hat at Bro.vn`s

What other girls tell you, from

dresses to houses is not a far cry.

is it Girls? Last weak we were

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“S “ gm* ff“’°f“° me the l>°°“ff' .§'l'§'v°e v§2rflo.i`§dll°".i3>'r t§`§”§iei“lfi`o»iiifl°f iiiliimfo I;lii"ti>'§;’ssthiSoo°2§1. ilniit ful voluntaries she used to love so ll Th wise m ther Wm' keg woil-the no Proinnals one o oorlgéh .s°0w,, Tab, fs uw »s at hang 'Jesu The mourners were W‘ P' Reidflandygive her liattle onli! an occas- R' H' Reid' Dr' Murphy' mastenional dose to prevent sickness or to A' E' B“’ke`M“'l’hy ‘md mme mtleltreat it promptly il it comes unex- .signs for your birth month are here. gag Qeinegn Egan' b‘R't Reidhlpectediy. Bahy’s 'Own Tablets curel

.., s , asuoaeoreac - ~

lalberton in time for the funeral. The an the minor allments of children

l .

Paton & Co. 343015-

What is your Mark 'I What month

were you born in? The Zodiacal

It is a new fad. We have it on collar and ties in the new shades of brown lue, green and other fashionable shades. James Paton & Co. 3-Z8dli'.

.l.H. Bell _ B._ W. 'Ianton BELL Qi. TAN TON

Barrieiera, Attorneys-at-La

Corrected for' every Wednesday' "*'|li¥i|"`"'* Nlllhfy Plllilm ¢l¢. . ` Saturday issue. '

MUNEY T0 LOAN

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I Any Guaidlan rcadii

who receives adimly prlui-

A ed. badly printed, badly

' folded. badly cut, badly

addressed, badly wrapped. torn,si»l'ed or incomplete paper of wb-tere: issue will kiod v notify ihe Sub-

| ' scllpiion Department at

once. .

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fig, liai

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' Gentlemen when buying _ shoesl ok for the

--Walk-over" trademark.

‘ You can filld` it only

liere. Every pair we sell adds new customers for this w rld rellouned shoe.

MORRIS Xi SMllll`

Excliiéiiie Age its.

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Have You Kitchen Troubles ~?

I .E i I i 1:: i

V If so they call he cured or rleallv “_ helped by using the proper kind of

l -~. °-'1 1' ~-. . _;;,f_\ .jp,‘;. ‘ stove. ' _ ' ‘ 'l`lle Enterprise Monarch

sm” Rm” V.

1:3 ;’-rj. .fy -

""" I '.1 = -. . . - . ‘ -EV-_f_/._=é . i.;'_“`v is bii:lt to make k tcheu workezisv. It

f 1 _ is made to_ bake wcll, to wear well and f P -gi Ja f-*J/,’1 - , to ecfuloinize in fuel. '

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Have you ever looked it over ? If not we cordially invite you to do

S0 ~

i Reliable stove dealers in all seclioni of the Lower Provinces handle

it and will b \ glad to show i,t. If iliere is no' agency in your vicinity write for illuslraicd circular and full infoiinntion direcf to.

l THE ENTE RP RIS EFOUNDRY CO L saclivllle, N. B.

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‘l 1h.: Pure Bred Scotch Clyde Stallion . l=s 11.-Al |\AENY

Y Imported From Scotland in |905 English No- l22l9 Canadian No- 1269

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_, Lord Dalineuy is thc iuost fasll iouable . dale stallion ever ililportcl to the Island and as an indil 'dual cannot be beaten. 5 ‘

Look hilli over bef= re selecting a stud. Stands in Cllié

lottetown lor the season of i908 :it the Revere Hotel sfab‘0l

Teriug for the sezisoll $10.00 to be paid on or, befor~ T.'T.".‘

lst, 1908, 0 5/ »

'S d f PICTONC BROWN, Owner .

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