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to the show events of the

ing this evening. '

Each season has given our house a more

and more commanding position as leaders in the display of the most stylish and up to date millin- ery, for the opening our efforts are the most

unsparing to make the opening a fitting climax

we have succeeded. We extend a. cordial invitat-

ion to all to come and pass judgment onithe dis-

play we have prepared for the seas0n's first show-

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past year, and we feel

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:The Ladies Home Journal for Allfil _ ~ -rj

ow m_ April Magazines g,,10,e» Cart°r s-Clover Seed Tests 09, ,/_»; D

thy Seed Tests 99.85 percent ~ _ _ , pure. Buy Carter's and get no

everything now to date. New sto_cks of books received almost daily.-(aan ter dz Co., Ltd. 3-30dlW.

:See the beautiful display 'Ji Easter oods in the show window of Car- e'r's Booklstore, Easter cards srnd booklets, Easter eggs, Easter Post cards. 4-_ldlw.

Molasses

And

Sugar

The Sclir “Helen Stewart"

is due here about 25th April

with cargo of above.

Lowest prices while landing

Carvell Bros

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TENIJERS

The undersigned will receive tenders

for the construction of dwelling house till Monday the 5th April next at 12 o’elock noon.

Plans and specification can be seen

at the office of Mr. C. B. Chappelle,

Hasznrd, Gaudet and Haszard

Ch'iown,

_ Heh 25 r909.

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Cards and

Booklets

Euler Poli cards.

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Our new stock has just arrived 'l`ucli’n‘ beauti- ful cards and booklets in great variety all prices, all designs. fake a look in at our shox window lPook- store.) Buy early and get good selection .

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Thanks

We wish 10 thank our

|':ust0mers for their liberal patronage during the yea: 1908 and trust by our best attei 'tion to their requirements to merit a continuance of same for 1909. _

We also extend our best

wishes for a Bright and pros- erous New Year.

N. Tanton,

J EWELEII

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me and I will explain _

| how you can get

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Synopsis ol Canadian North-

west Land Regulations.

ANY nomon who li-\ the sole hcnd of A fumily,

orr.ny main over lil ycnrn old. urry home-

stcrul n qimrter-section of available Dominion land in Manitoba. Fanlmtchewsn or Alberta.

The applicant must appear in person nt the Domln on Lands Agpncy or Hub-Agency for the district.. Entry yproxy may be l1\l“‘l° 8'- nny Agency, on certn n conditions by father mother, son. riauglncr, brother or .-deter' Of intending homcsteadnr.

Duties,-Six months' residence upon and

eultivutionof the land ln orwh of three years. A homestender moylivc within nine ml ea of his homestead on is farm of at least 80 acres soley owned nnd occupied by _him or by his lnther. mnther son, daughter. brotlierorwlv-teh

ulpndciertein dlntrielnta ho|nrriste:uir;_|_-Di:i_`g_r:_o;_i n n n may re-emp n na er-seo

olde hinliomeuliaad. Prlwilim per sore. Duties I/lust reside six monzhsln each of nixY¢1\|`“ f"°m date ofhomostead entry (|noludi||B__i_l10UmB reriuirodtoearnhomeeteod patent) nn cultiv- ate flfly acres extra. A homasteader who has exhausted hll h0l\1¢

ateodrlght and cm-not obtain n. pre-omptlo may in e it purchased homestead in oerta din ricfn; Price $.00 per acre. Dlltinn-Must reside six month# in elwhof three Kean. 0\l|l|\" ;_;)t_»_emfi!ty acres and erect a oune worth

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W. W. COBY

Deputy Minister of the Interior,

f~’.B.-Unauthorised publloniion ofthin ndver

immemhflll not he pnid for.

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weed seeds. 4- ldwsrttstf L L ...S

FREDERICTON, N. B.. April 1-Dr

Inch left this evening on a trip to the United States to recuperate h'.s llelilllh. which has not been very .good of late.

W. T. Whitehead, who has not men

enloying good _health lntcly, left' this evening on a trip to Virginia. Dr.

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i0NE MORE LUCKY SEAT

Tonight at New Wonderland $7-00 Rewards-l\l0 lil*

Conjurers and lr. ss Ma

_ for the Week.

l In the event of the _vaudeville for the week not arriving today; there will be four lucky seats at New Won- derland tonight Everyone enjoystour of the world, The Toclos-and

these evenings, and if the acts failto

come until tomorrow, there will be

tomorrow also tomorrow evening. m°°““r '°°'“"l~l lll “ll all

rgaret Rosa as Vaudev\|ISl

runs tonight.

The entertainers are the famous

Jap conjurers, just returned from a

Miss Rosa-eoubrette.

Names ol pictures appear in ad. 'md

there will be a new illustrated son8~

_MHHE MEN lNll MUNEY WlNll|] FUH MISSIUNS

TORONTO, April 3-Denomlinotional

conventions were held Thursday in connection with the Layme'n's Mis- sionary Congrefs.

'lhe Anglican convention in St.

James' school house appointed a committee to draft o. basis of organ- ization, nominate ofllcers and report. tomorrow. The speakers were Bishop Sweeny, Canon Tucker and R. W. Al-

lin. l 'l‘he Baptists discussed the needs of

Canadian Baptists and more menlfor the' mission fields ofthe dominion to meet the ever increasing flow of their own people from the States and Bri- tain, and the still more urgent needs of the foreign population which seems to depend, so far as the Finns, Scan- dinavians anh Russians are particul-

‘arly concerned, on the Baptist church

or religious teaching. The opening address of J. .N. Snenstone, chair- man,, was a ringing call to thi! HBP- tist people to take advantage of the great opportunity.

At the Congregational.missionary

St. James square church, the imfpor- tance of home missions as well as foreign missions was fully realized. A number of speakers set forth clearly the great need in all parts of Cana- da for missionary work. The call was for more workers for both the home and foreign fields. A national com- mittee on organization was apoin‘ted to re'port on what they considered the best memtiod of procedure for carrying on and developing the work of their share oi the cvangelizution of the world.

The Methodist conference' nt Metro-

politan church disoussed the mission- ary responsibilities of their church. The feature was the address given by Prof. Osborne, of Winnipeg, who slat- ed that in this new country we were actually making ignorant peasants more ignorant and vicious than when they came. He suggested that an in- terdenominational attempt to made' in North Winnipeg to clean. up the terrible conditions exis"Jing there

-“_” ““ "`*‘““` `"- * ""'”""‘"“” *`““' ¢`~_ i A \`;` A ' At the Congregational missionary.

'l'\ convention six Winnipeg delegates led l

‘by Rev. Ernest R. Weeks and Rev. J. T. Gordon, of Winnipeg, entli»used,_ the meeting with glowing pictures of what could be done in thc west) by means of money and men. New. churches and new missions are to bc opened during the present yt-nr in ‘the west.

The speakers this evening were: In

the Metropolitan Meiubodiet church- Prof. Osborne, Winnipeg; Rev. W. T. Stackhousc, Winnipeg. In Massey Hall-Revs. J. A. McD0n1ald and Alex. Sutherland, Toronto, and S. H. Blake, K. C.,, Rev. C. W. Gordon, of Wilrniipog, and Rev. F. F. ‘Duval were the speakers.

Practical methods for the extension

sell to assist the movement.

The Congregationalists will increase

the Home Mission work by fifty per cent, concentrating it up on the west. The responsibilities of the Methodist

church were discussed, but no practic- al action is yet decided upon.

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FORT WILLIAM, Ont., April 3.--

Nillo Randa, e. Finlsnder, aged- 39, single with parents living at Ostlolal. Finland, was killed Saturday night on the tracks of the C. P. R. close to elevator D. The body which was fearfully mangled, was dragged some 200 yards, limbs and pieces of limb being scattered the whole way. 'Ihe body was not found' unrtil about 2 o'clock and it is believed that he must have been run over 'oy No. 1, which leaves here at that time. Ran- ds was working for the Thunder Bay Contracting company and had on him two $1 bills and two pay cheques ag- gregating about $40. He had been ii.

[resident of this city for about three

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ol the Laymcn‘s Missionary Movel-

menft were adopted 'oy the Congress

The Pre-shyilzriaus and Baptists-

F _ _ _ formed a committee to carry out the ...mrszum".h;l::l:..‘;>l‘..?r.l;:;:i':1.55:: roll rlllll *le llllgllllllll-' wlll fall-= Anril~un.oih._1vih,nnri i2|,|.,gm,d to m,,,.,, ,,,, an office in Toronto with an organ- o and onA|u'1l llih,ll|0D. izin-g Sggg-ata/ry_ '- I

(LA. Sl-IARP, The Convention also pledged its-

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Eskham Waggener

The clehrntcd rlilre cart. nmlllnn Eskum

Waggener will make tho season of 1930 ati follows;-Leaves Mont/miie Miryll for l`i;g Vernon River. (berry Vully. Pownal: L00 43. to |,i\rgs‘s stable. Oh‘Town

hy St. l.’etcr'n ronrl to Dlinstaffnage. Scot' ford. MnuntSr,ownrt Pls uid, Peake's stnllon.

Hll""Hdh L33 ' ` """""" N‘;:,‘il},‘,.’{l,f’ ""’°/° °""““‘° ‘“' “Y °‘ Cleland slag, Den-ou, michigan

DAN!!-}|,M¢(;|¢}~](;n|\ l~‘nr anln nnrl reeommeflerl ln f1l\n|~loi_tei.nw|\

M Bl hjlt ddl Bros A. \\'. li ddl .(§- ,E ll l ,

4..5<|if °"”“""° "d“" <_‘__ri_°..1.iik|n .mu A. wi il."<:0ii'i1icsi|iifi.i§ii- ,

:New Naval oranges, Messina lem-,

ons and Florida grape fruit at Beer

& G0lf'B. 4-3d3i.

:Late arrivals include combs, (tins

pocket and dressing), tooth brushes,

. I-ln.nsen's Jelly Colors (1,512) sheet if .ill fl08 ... f l l .d,70 . ’ ' or»3ii'feiilfiiilinraniiiihfuiiriih1iii3»il'on,hn%i2il 2012111". Sponges, (an elegant variety) nnvercd with hnrrl and mit wood huvinpp oon~ Thermos Bottles (different sizes,) etc. uidemble timber. A fine new twostory muse 4_3,13i of inn moms, n lmuelmrn Nui other out hulld~ .___.`

gag; Tliifr ]\"i\l\i_nl)E_ propertytlu nltun_ted |}or\r "_ "

. . ours my n || ill .‘o\||\ .neu c ,

schools. mills And Hnffwny Stuiion hnlluvllllllililo 5

mid ehonp. Part. of the purclimm money may

rerp|\i__p L_? mpri__g_a|rc lornli le_|~\n of _y;eai~s lfr_e__~ °.n

ure . oi' u wr ou nr n l A

?$ros..Chnrlotwfewnp:ri tlils owiiildrly o u sweep

Sale

R- J. l\vl,MJNEIlil».

Of Boots,

ulndnny.

California

Shoes,

vaidiiié rainfrri """"°'°

‘ Sale

The Curtis farm in the Royalty or

Ch'town on the St. Peters' Road. con- sistieg of '78 ncrea of land with large and valuable buildings on the some is now for sale at private contract. Pur- chaser can have immediate possession,

Apply at once to undersigned

H. J. PALMER 1 Executors

A. B. WARBURTON 1 Estate inte

J. l~`.CURTlS

Daied 21 Mcli |900

3-£lldmWfllil'lU=fll.

No reserve. all must go

Ellllllll

97Queen St. Ch’t' wa

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years.

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CALGARY, April 3-A most re-

markable and terrible epidemic of rabies broke out in Red Deer some time ago, and since then the \__=overn-; ment has been quietly righting the outbreak ln the only known way, which is to shoot all dogs that me loose on the streets.

It has been the boast of the dog

fanclers that Alberta is a -land where rabies are not, und this boost has lwcr. illustrated for many years. Mad :logs were things unknown until the recent outbreak in the north.

The head of an animal suspected

of having died of rilbies was sent to the government analyst, and he diag- nosed the case as n haul case of the dlsease. The government immediate- y took steps to eradicate the out- break, und Dr. McKay, tho govern- ment veterinary, took charge of the

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnine

l'l`ablet.s. Druggists refund money ii it fails to cure. E. W. GROVFTS signature on each box. 25c. '

-__--_-e-_- WARNING T0 COUNTRY GYRLS.

The following note which we have

received from a thoroughly reliable source, ought to open the eyes of |girls from country homes, as well as ,their unsuspecting parents, to the snares lwld for uhc innocent by de- fceivers and seduccrs in our cities: l “One evening last week a nice look- ing girl from the country arrived in Halifax by train. A stranger and laloue she. fortunately asked informa- ‘tion from a railway ofilciall. He ask- ed her where she wished to go, when

which was written in a good hand without a signature the' streeil and number of one ol the gates ol .Ilell. The girl haid evidently no idea of the kind of place to which she had been directed, and to which she might have gone had she sought information from another than the gentleman to whom she spoke. He asked' her if she had any lurzzaizc- She said no, one nan been told that the people of uw house would provide her with clothes,

The official promptly sent her to

Mrs. Egan, the faithful and large hearted agent ofthe S. P, U, S0. this uirll, for the time at least, yva/S, dc. livered from the snare. When will do. 061112 P00P1e in' the country awake .im the danger. and cruelty, of send- ing girls ungirarded to the city 7"

To Smokers

We-'vc opened a swell

line of cased pipes.

To see them is tc admire

them-

We would like you to

look them over. Prices are rG2Sonable. `"""“'

Also one gros each

Standard and Gold Medal

» Brands

25c Pipes each one of specially select- ed wood.

If found faulty, we give

you a new one. 5We stand behind our goods,

All the leading brands of

tobaccos

A.w.Réddin. Phm B.

The Square Druggist. Sunnyside .

risky to change from your heavy underwear to light summer ones,there's only one sure way to get a couple of suits of our in'edium weight for spring and fall. You will escape the extremes t0 which nature will never adopt itself.

Stanl`ield’s medium

weight, sizes from 32 to 46. Prices ‘$2.00 to $6 50 per suit.

Woolsey’s English

medium weight sizes 34 to 44. Prices $3.75 to 6.00 according to size.

Peninan's medium

weight $52.;/5 to 3.50, ac- cording to size.

H. H. BROWN

The Young Mcn`s Man.

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Il’s Possible

If you leave your laundry work

till the last minute you may bt disappointed.

It’s always better to send it in

early in the week. You are then sure of having it when nec-ded and cu- ables us to giv-- more time to your work. Our team is out six days every week, will be pleased to call for your bundle today.

A F. WEBSTER

Sim- Sie un ln\;|\dr\-__

lili Kent St _ lionn 15|

For Sale

Property on Queen Street Charlottetown.

l an `\ nsfruclcd liy the irusteils of Ili

ate ll`r.m\L r\leKcuna lo sell that property situateil on Queen Street ixnlludiug nunikers (iz, 64, and fo.

Numbers 62 and 04 consist ofa dwell-

ing lieuteil by hot writer and fitted with all the modern iinpro\‘emciite~, alsoa shop all ln same building.

Nuinher 06 contains n shop with ware-

rooms above.

Eucli of the proper-lies has a right of

may ln the roar,

The .iliove properties \\'ilI hc 501.1 by

PuhllcAuclion on thc piciniees :\n'l`h\|rg. day the |.'itli of April. For further par- ticulars apply to

' ' -'~ nl:N_lAMiN CARTER & vo.

4--zill`mw6i. A \i¢ii.»n.».-f_

imperial

Gasoline Engines

Vi/c dc-.~sii'c to call llic attention of llislieriilcii :mil otlicrs

_nMc mcs wc iuainifacturc.

These Engines are of the Marine Type. 4 H. P. Single

Cylinder, 8l'l_ P. double cylinder, and iz ll. P, triple cyliudcr, these powers can he increased accorrling to the speed driven, the above rateing is for running at 500 revolutions pi-r minute.

The bearings are made with rciicivnlilc luisliings and can

be replaced by the owner ata very small cost, this is n grcit advantage over some other niakcs.

The lllngincs are fitted with the celclnatcd (lrswclf Spark

Plugs and \ ibrators also Schcbler Carburetors and all fittings are the best money can lpurcliase.

_ \Vc guarantee these engines for one full _vcar if properly installed and inanagccl. If any part is four-il defective in

material or workmanship. we will replace it frcc of charge,

on the return of the defective part to us.

We solict a share of thc Island trade and we fcel sure

our efforts to manufacture at hoiue an article as good'i‘i not

_ better than any imported here, will be fully appreci ted by

those requiring a First Class Murine Gaso.inc Engine.

Our prices and terms :irc reasonable, call oi write to us »

f for full iniormntizni-

BRUBE STE

ART & UU.

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Builders’

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". f I Hardware

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Carpenters’ Tools

Roofing

Sheet Zinc

Dry Paper

_ Tar Paper

Hinges and Butts

Mortise Locks _ Lock Setts

Nails, Belts, Saws,

Etc.

Simmons and Disstons,

Rip,Ha1|d and Panel SHWS Iron and Wood Planes,

Hainniers, Hatchets,

Steel Squares Try Squares, Rules and Levels,

Braces and Bits,

Etc, Etc.,

The lingers Hardware llnlll

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