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C“n5 Pf°mPt1Y attended

to at any hour day or nlght. Elnbalnrng a 5p@¢. iulty. Satisfation gum-_ dllteed.

Lady assistant to handle

all female cases,

C.. F. DAVISON, Manager

Office and show room 2o7 zog Prince St;

" - ,he Dawson lille Queers colilur GUARDIAN

. The latest news, first of all. 0

Uilllj. _Carl~, Clifton, is visiting

friends ln the city,

Will the person who picked up a

l»‘|\0CUi1I‘Hl1\\ YGST-erduy kindly leave at 1, as lluyiield street. ,I T- C- Sllvflgff. J. R. Lefilanc and ‘

(-. B. Kelly, conlmcrcial travellers, CFU-*i*-‘ed 110 U16 ulaiulnlld by the Min- 0 to yesterday, hi

Ally City iriri with u fall- educ o

should call at the Guardian office be- e tween eight and teil this morning. V " The outward cargo by the Earl Grey this morning will include one de

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Cedric West. Eldon, is spending the -#- 'Wk “li York' Brent P. Alley. Lunigurl. Slwk. il'

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` _- city yesterday. .___

Mont R. Hardy, York, goes \\'est this iering his farm for sale. His sd. ap- lring. His sale uotioes have already pears in this issue. , leon posted. , -i-

_ -# Bannerman Robertson, Marshfield, ii

Colonel Stewqt was abit t0 E0 and Wallace Owen, Frenchfort, spent ut this weak, the first time since Sunday in Em'nnclii’ie, the guests of

is recent accident. lhliss Annie Tweedy.

_ Bti ll. Many and favorable were the com- Mrs. I. Block wishes to express her

“'l‘° d°“”"°"‘ *O l0'11'I\ type sattiilg, ments heard from patrons of Wond- hearty thanks to the sisters‘of the

rland last night ,on the two reels, Charlottetown Hospital and Dr. Led- "Drink." well for their kindness shown her dur- ,_

-_ ing her recent illness. g

Attention is called to the ad. Ten- ‘

Charming New

Tailored Suits

in thc Newest Styles

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1 l`$ezlutii`ul creations frolii the

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__ nlasicr designer showing perfection

fn in crciy detail of fit. fillisll, and fatb- ` ,-l

_ ` \` ric, cha-rlliili_<.f Style prescuting'll1c iii'/'iv - i.

‘ llcwcsi appro\'ed fashion features.

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\\'c are particularly anxious to

- lnive you sec to what extent we have

_gone this season in providing the liiost' extensive and exclusive stock in

is tile city, To all planning their spring . costiiincs \ve would say there is noth-

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i ing' to b.; gained ily waiting. Stock l will nflt be lllorc coillplctc or we dare i` J any as complete a mc-nth lnrce;

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, New Style Features

The new style features in tix- Sl'l'l`S this sea-

son m-if Ci )A'.l`.S` are lllucli shorter, new sleeves, ncw_

collars cfit-cts, new trlnilnillgs, new forum? evcry sort adding liew charms heightened by t e ncw shades- SKIRTS in every case arc more or less

leatcd, ‘ _ P Misses bulls

l,:ist scnson we had a very siict-c~.ss'f`i'il` season in

Misses suits, this season we have nliout twice the number to choose frolil in sizes 14, lo, 16

Prices l`rou_l $9.--~$| 5-00

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whose gowil fits and llaings }\\ ‘ well. \\ hy ruin a _llandsolllc y g

and ,cally licautliiillgpwn a

by \\'Cal'ing ai corset l la 15 .-3 -12' “iusr :1 coiset' when sllvll 1 4 perfect infill-ls as illc lu

and A.\ (W, he secured . fb]

Tlicse ulodcls :irc construct-

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who have spared nellher \ ` time nor lnout-yin P°"?°t' , ”` . ‘ ing of their new SP"“_’q i., iii' 'i` . niodc-ls. Our Corset ll¢l"'.'t` \ .fi | / H ment can supply YOU “`“h \~’.f_|_-1 i just thc piopel' iuodcl for _ Z

ular Corsets-tllus lnsurlllfl . ._ - N' 265

ease comfort *WIC and i°5W“‘0/“U0/gf’

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gmiic Prices from 50c. 750, 85°- Ulf i0 $5-50 P'

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Waisls - _ Neckwear "l`l1e Qhirt \\':iists for .\'e\v' :is the nlorlling Spring st-cinto he iiiorc vzlriedzind luorc hcglill- ing tlizul ever--:ind our collection of the newest styles is better than ever Prices start at 75C

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duintiicss 15 11101195 U10 cllief diificulty Wllilt t0 choose from so much that is cllairmingr.

In-it-e z5c 35s 5oc up

:mil with such ii variety of`

The Earl Grey arrived here at 10. 10 a. m. yesterday' with 48 passen-

sunday evening Evangelist J. iw.

cd un orchestra among the students -of thc (‘.llnrlottctown Business Coll- ege, which so fur, is proving a suc cess. ’l‘hoSc taklilg part and playing the lliilcrcnt illstrliincnts are:-H. W. Ircs, lst violin, E. L.. Scllllrnlail, Znil violin, li. S. Hnydcn, llrd viollll, ll. ll. 'I‘lu‘ller, /itll violin, A. B. Mcl_.ec»<l corliet, A. Gillespie, buss vlul, ll. Ward, ilutc, H. Golliilgs, clarionct, lt. Viilliicolnlic, piano, ft. Davison, viola, M. ltohcrtson, cello, H. Stan- Icy, trombone, .

i (in the eve of his departure for the West. o. number of his friends assem- bled at the home of Dingwell Jellk- ins, Vernon Rivel',~ to bid him fare- well. Aft_er a most enjoyable even- ing was spent by all present, W-. J. l\V.cEachern, on behalf of those pre- sent. presented Mr. Jenkins with a isilbstantlal gift as a token of their regard and esteem. In making the presentation Mr. M,cEachern eloquent- ly spoke of the great regret felt by all'his friends and neighbors at Mr. >Jeukin's departure-and the loss to 'thc community in losing such a 'worthy citizen. Mr. Jenkins, in a brief speech, heartily thanked his friends for these tokens of their kind- ness and good-will.

i The funeral of the late ,Joseph G. ,Gallant took place at St. Augustinc’s *,church, Rustico on Monday morning ,March thc 7th at 10 o’clock. Tile ,respect in which Mr Gallant was held was evinced by the unusually large lconcourse of friends who followed his :remains to their last resting place. :A Pontiiical High M,ass-was celebra~ |te<l by Itev. Dr. J. Chiasson. P. P., iassisted by Rev A. J'. l\IcAulay, ,Hope River, and Rev. Joseph Gal- jlant of St. Dunstan’s College. Mr Gallant had been in failing health for the last three or four years but .nothing serious was apprehended by ,his friends until last Alitumii. Al lthat medical skill and kind care of iloving relations and friends could do iwas of no avail and on Sunday 'March the 6th the Angel of Death claimed Ili-m as his victim. During l his illness he was often visited by his 'pastor who also ntlulinistered to him the last rites of the Holy Catholic ithurch. Besides being a prosperous farmer. Mr. Gallant represented the International Harvester Co, of Am- _crica. He leaves to mourn a sorrow- mg Wi<10\\'. three young sous an aged father and mother, Mr. and Mrs ‘GCOFI-Ze Gallant, Rustico; one bro- ther. Albert, Rustico; and five Sis. ters, Mrs Simon Pineau, Mrs Lelnang LeClere, Mrs Leon Gallant, Mrs Jos. Pineau. North Rustico, and Mrs llienry Doucet, Charlottetown. The Dall bearers were Isaac Doiicet, Stanislaus Buote, Joseph Peters, Henry Gallant. Emett DeRoche, and Lemang Gallant.

Home Cream

BREAD

that you will eat and enjoy to the last mor- sel is what we make

every day

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Stewart’s Bakery |63 Kent Street.

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ucrs, 1 car in-acllinery, 1 car flour, 1' Timothy Weatherbie of Village cur molasses and 5 cars of mixed Hreeil is now one nf the oldest men ‘freight and among the passengers on the Island having reached his were a 'num-ber of men reilnrnilrg from nineteenth year. Though he has reach- the lumber woods. The Minto cross- cd this riD0 Old BEE. hc is almost a cd from this port to Picton. :smart as lots of men at fifty. M110

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McKay concluded a week’s revivalf At the police court in this city yes- meetillgs in the Methodist Church, tcrday the prcillibition case against (Iilcrry Valley. This was one of thc itey Essory was further adjourned [most successful series of meetings of] iiutil today. William Power and Ed, this kind ever held here-and Mr. Mc- ldcilnessey. charged with assaulting

Hoy Mason, Bunbury, Lot 48, is of-

rs for building on Lennox Island. Mrs M.J. Butler and Miss Florence

car cattle, two horses, one car dress- of Haszard, Gaudet & Haszard, Butler expect to take up “mir ;-991. 5 cd hogs and four cars inlxcd freight. which appears in this issue. N.,S., to join Mr Butler. Mr and Mr#

2 _ ___ ,_. _ _ _ .._...___...n .- -*_ Butler expects to take up their resi-

Tlle March meeting of the W.M.S. dence in Sydney about the middle of

of the Methodist Church, Cherry Val- the m0nth__0ttawa Free press

icy, was held last week at the home -__

Uf Miss Afmle Tweedy and WBS One The remains of the late J. M<=Aus- 'of the most successful meetings the land who died in Boston arrived yes.- SOCWW WUT Mid- terday by the Earl Grey and were

'-- taken for interment to Bloomfield,

The funeral of the late Miss Mamie the fo,-mer home of the d,,cqa9¢;1_ His

Lrwcrry. took llliwe this morning hrother is lu charge of thehody.

from the Charlottetown Hospital for ___

Fort Auizllstus. where interment took Yesterday the Guardian stated that P11102- The Dall b0t1l‘¢‘»I‘S Were?-‘-V 0. the number of passengers from this i'1'l'ainur. W. A- Scott. E- '1`winor,,rity to Piorou hy the Earl Grey oh J. J. Duffy, Tllos. Burnett and Wal- the previous day was one hundred ter Flynn. while the actual number was sixty

i two. The error was an inadvertent

clue.

llfny will be long rcmelrlbered for the n police officer while ill the discharge i .great amount of good he has l'.i~i‘ciof his duties appeared and the case

Lllcre. ,ugxilinst Power occupied -the attent- I ____ .

Iilspcctor McL‘-ol'mac‘s map drn\\'ing,\\'ill bc resumed this morllifng. `

.t`ompctit.ion closes on April Iiltltlh' _.___ | l'ri7.es to thc value of tell dollars* arc! The Prince Edward- Islanil stlulrnts 3 lnilercd for the best maps of Brltlsll.;~.t McGill University have r-i~,g;|i|,-Mr] i i>os~sessioils. A special pri'/.e valued nt il club, whose objects are to hold to- :Flve Dollars to the teacher froln ;;ethel‘_the Island nlen at \1cGi1]n_m1 .wllosevscllool the best exhibit of iivf a)dvcrtlse the University lil rllc hom .maps ls sent. lavcry school _should II'ro\‘liicl>. The officers are: llon. Pre- , compete for these valuable prizes. isldent. Dr. Andrew McPhail; pi'f»si~ `

-- _ lilcut. Herbert Huntley, B..-S., '07;

Professor Stroinblirg has organlz- vice-president, H. C. Warburton 1

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lon of the Court all day. The cases

Arts. ’11; secretary. J. 'r. McNeill, - i3.A., ’09; treasurer, J. M. Smith Med., ’l4; local secretary, Ira .I_< \'°0- M~ D~. '07, Charlottetown. Coln- mitf-<‘0. C. J. Macmillan, Ph. D., Ii. ii. Stewart, Sci., '10, and J. W,

Bridges, Arts, '11,

’1`lii-rn has hccn some confusion with

regard to the Upper Canadian hn¢k,_ Cy frames. liespatclles to the St Jc-hn morning papers have stated at dii‘l'er- . ent times that certain games were fnl the Stanley Cup. As a matter of - fart no Stanley.Cup games have yet been played, all that have taken Place so far have been regular leagile i~Tl1Il1€§. The Stanley Cup is held this year ln the Montreal league and since the Wanderers won the loague cham- pionship on Saturday they will im. called on to defend the Stanley Cup, There have been no challenges for the Cup as yet, bilt Berlin, Ontario, an- nounces that it will challenge, All challenges have to go before the

D. Ross is chairman. Thus the an- nouncements of the winning of thr, Clip are premature-_ '

Values

ln our Prince Street

window we are showing a ' lint- of pipes which we consider exceptionally good

values.

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when you see the pipes ‘ andthe prices at which

they are marked.

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Tucketfs Mar8U¢l‘ii¢

Z. 10c--three for 25c ._

-_ are grown on their ow_n . ’° plantation, the filler _is ‘

carefully selected for its .

rnildness, delicate fragrance and pleasing aroma. Onl_Y

. the best leaf and filler_ ls . found in the Marguerite,

from properly blended -- stock; under ideal c‘lm9tl¢ conditions. I Then our cigars are fresh

» and moist- the Margue-

rite is the realization of the real pleasure of n good vi-

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’ Dress Silks

A few days ago we told you about

asplendid range of new silks we’d_‘jus|;

opened for you. To-day- we’ve more. 0 Pnuoiphliy /

Paillettes Ta ffctu Tamolines Peau dc Soie »'l`ung Wun

- Shantung

Foulards I-0uiSiIl¢S

liy all odds the finest display of silks

in the province. We invite your to call to- day--early. _ - '

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Uilwlhcr lil\i0=f2SIil\.sil lo! 01 Stylish---§i»rillil-'lS\\iiS

You, who have been waiting for something 0

'different' will welcome the great new arrival of suit; that we opened yesterday. Beautifully made garments withthe final touch of smartness that only the artists hand can give. Practically all our suits---especially those above $15 in price are exclusive designs--shown 'at this store only. .

Suits here at -$7.75 to 56.50.

A, 'Bulletin ` oi----al, -recent Comers

In the ready to wear department we’ve been

busy every minute with new things. To-day we`ve at lot of attractive things to show you.

New shirt wzlists, i ,~_ New cloth skirts, New lace waists, New underskirts, New silk waists,*c"*-" New silk dresses New Spring Coats.

New Frilliliys, etc. L A

At the neckwear counter _to-day wr’re Shoal:

ing, new frllllngs, new elastic belts, new was . belts. new standing turned embroidered collars.

Tolman’s Patent Bow Maker-~-15C.

._-'rho heauiy of your home-~, V depends on its walls

o ' ” f re the da s of the tele hol\e-

IN T.H E hGO?DaO_&;IridT:~lIll/Itrlii feiricfiiies of moiilern civilizatiion that

I the Steimshlp-i;t]'?'ral_.i7;}¥¢ wall problem was scriolls indeed. The wealthy

made me won “`m`g b t unsanitary----and others used many sorts of paints used tapestry-_-nrtlstlct nd an and science have Produced in beautiful and water Solmill lint 'otioaiiythat satisfies every demand Artistic---conveni Ziitn i)aili)iet‘illiiy‘-Nareacsiicdiilznlle in price- -it colnbiues every f§°°d fluality in Wan

m`ipri))`iiliniiii"ill paper department is ready now to show you the finest range of . 1] a er ever se=n in the Province---patterns seen nowhere else-T-and on . iiczhoiiiitpof our large wllniesale business we are able to offer you prices that

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you wllifagddc-iiiheidvgiiiekiidiflihtcfoiazi) very high class decoration ln leathers.

l etc-1---get iildesign and estimate from the head of our department. The cost

will be about half what you will expect.

SAMPLES SENT ANYWHERE----T0 ANYBODY~---ANYTIME----IN A HURRY.

PHONE 49. ‘

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BOILER.

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'STEAM TESTER. _ and many other smaller nrtlclcs I-150 tho Building. - Avviy tv

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