;._>~_.'; ]ustfthe"thil1g for early spring

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_ .(1 f Children 5c"' J:A6“l\§\f 9%' ,_

'_ FEBRUA Y 22, Iqgf

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caaRno'rrE'rowN GUARDIAN D me snvnu

S 196. if-Pairs S Ladies’ KID GLOVES PElLRlN's S

`fFla_t§`,_t’or_-y Prices

We clear up stocks evefy Season

-hence this grand oder. _

We expect every pair to be

bought before 9 p. m.

'If ypur size *is _here you cannot

afford ?n~,n‘l`iss this bpportuuity. _

_ _ _

»__lP‘e'_iijin-'hs Kid Gloves $1 .50 iiii-,_,B_i*<;,\lv`n_s',»1'1~`:1nsV and Greys sized gi' tesco. 0%.- STANDARD 1 _ fguaranteed. 14 _ §pairs_’_,6d_l;y-.`.you_rs for. _ _ ._ $|_|5 1 ', f__ _.,<»_},

‘ ;f;,B's§s`§l,@ha-01.1.' Ina cloves ifluf-'__llxi`1ls, 'rhrowns and Fawns, 27

5%, 5% and 6. Re- ,_ gular 85c values,yours for _ _ 50g

'."i_fwshr and very dressy.

;`-;i'_a`u`1es Paton & C

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' Penn. Ku Glove. in so Qualitv for 35a a Pair

` Astlle lacing glcve has had its day we make this clearance offer The'qualityisA I. Nothing bet- ter sold in this at any price 5%

Bfiirirrs Gloves, Fully _ Guaranteed for 98c Today

In Black Co'.ored»

` and Colored 9 Pairs Black

In pairs dressed. 3 pairs undressed. _ _ Sizes 5%. 6%. 7. 7%~ 7% "1 colored

6,-6%, 9% in Black.

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$1.15 Perrin’s Gloves for78: 23 Pairs Black

Two pairs 5 3,-4, Seven _pairs 6.

Five pairs_6 l'-4, Four pairs 6% Fon;-__pair5 6 3-4, One pair 7 1-4.

JAMES Plllll MU

FAIRYLAND

‘Opera House ‘snlllz-n.iY'Nlsal ,_

\ 1

Mack Howard The cele-

brated Comedy juggler and Acrobat. _ _ _` Presenting a number of new andf

- ~ i ‘ when you can get hot drinks at any# hour. exceut

,s.t°ftl.‘_n§ f-e-its' - - I ' .' ' ‘while you sic ep at nfy popular resturant. '

‘¢\unl\|dV_€'€&`¢`¢uu`\¢ul`¢l\,@,¢

nnnnnn

(C0lJ1Piled for The Saturday Guar-_

dian.) ~ .-

What lovely things books are."-

Buckle. Life by Huth, _

“There are some books that charm

us by their wit or their sweetness, others surprise and captivate us by their strength : books that refresh us when weary: books that comfort us when afflicted: books--that exalt and reilne__ our -natures, as -it! were ,to a finer mould ; bopks that rouse usiike the sound of a trumpet: :books that illumine the darkest hours, ‘and 311 all'ourj day with delighi:_.”-A B001; for all” Readers.-Bpodbrdi

l C O _“The man who knows .his Homer thoroughly knows morei about the Greekswthan he who hasdamiliarized himself_with all the work of the archaeologist and philclogist and his~\ torians of the Homeric age; hs who has mastered Dante has penetrated the secret of msdievallsm; the man who counts Shakespeare as his friend can-.afford to leave mostothar books 'about Eliza.beth'a England unread."- Mnbie_ ' ‘

t U U

The following are' some books in

the Dodd Library which',are deserv- ing of recommendutiou‘,"4'.o “Guar- dian” readers :-- _ fi The Intellectual Life ...'._.Hamel‘t6n Tales of the Enchanted `

Islands of the Atlantic'.._Higglnson

Ungava Bob-By Dillon.._.__Wallacs.

“Its description' ci the‘ life of the fur trappers will please both young and old."

The Viper Of Milan-By

l}HE1.KING’Sx‘C0l"Nl`Y GUARDIAN.. _ __ _

Y' J Offices in ifoetigue.

_ Manager: and In Souril. Percy G- Seaman. Manager.

...Many deaths and much illness is reported in the Eastern part of the Province by a correspondent from St. George’s.

.._Don't`forget the leap year skate

in the Montague Rink, Monday, Feb. 24. Admission 10c. Proceeds in aid of band. _ 2--22d1i. /...The following are the oillcers of

St. Georgo's Lodge, I. 0. G. T. Georgetown, for the present quarter

L_ D.-Edward Lseman_ ' ` C. T.-John Morrison, re-elected.

P. O. T.-Mrs. Edward Leeman, re-

elected.

~ V. T.-Annie McLeod.

Sec'y.-Mrs. George Yostcn, re-

elect`ed_ ~

F. Sec’y.-John Walker.

Treasurer-Mrs. Tom Henry.

Mar.-George Yostob, re-elected. D. Mar.-Joseph Yoston. re-elected.

MONTAGUE MARKETS. __

Corrected for- every Wednesday und

I Saturday'is=ue. _ _ ‘

Herrlngprhbl L (DtoI“(l) Ood,pe:qulnral . _._ $40010 500 Ostsper bus_....... ._ 0 Potatoesperbus___.._.... . Turnlpeperbus..... ._ ._ _

Emlmper doz....._. ._

25 16

launnrpsi-|b4anny>._.:.._....... is ‘Butter-perlb( mery)_......___ 24

,Chickens per ~lb jliides per\b..__..

Marloris Bowen.

The Morning Leader: “A splendid and lurid picture of fourtfeenth- century Italy."

To Girls ...................... ..H. E. Horsey

“The higher phases of life are tone “The higher phases of life are touch- ed upon as well as the great ques- tion of all ages. Notably flee from cant"-Dial.

Venetian Liie_.._..__...__ ......... ._ Howells.

"A true, vivid and almost Q. com- plete picture of Venetian life"- Pall Ms.ll`Gazette.

Wild .................... ._ W;-lines. The Long Labrador Trail _..Wallncc_

;Bar1ey_per nun. _ ___ _ _._ _

fHayper hon, looss.... .

,Best per lb (oaroassl... ._ Pork per lb (cal saas). _ _ . Lamb pe lb (carcass). _ Wool per lb....._. _ Cali.-kins, per lb. _ _ __ _

Apples perbus' _ .. Cabbageper doz. _ _ _ _

Beats per bus Carrots per luis. _ _ _ _ _, _ Flour, Roller Process per 1001

t*f*"` 1°; In

_i"`

Irzszde

--f-

1, i 1

7l\°|

The makes

, - r-1 '_ \---~ “ ‘ _§-- Cv

We beg to offer the following

Principal and a Reasonable Return

I ` _ _

Eastern Canada Savings and Loan. Nova Scotia 'I`e‘lephone',". _ . . _ _

Acadia Suga‘r Preferred. _ . _ _ _ . . . _ .

l L A

Half.. N ~‘._- '° '

CORPORATION STOCKS

_ _ _ _ 6 p c

Halifax Fire Insurance. .` . _ .1._. _ _ _ _ .5 p c Halifax Tramway Company. . . _ . _ .

it C SMACKINTOSH & CU.

Stocks which

combine Safety of

Dividend

_ . .7 p c

Price Return

135 5. I I 12 5% Ss 5%

..6pc 90 ' 6?/3

salons, N B.

' $5,000 Brandram-He

l We own and offer for salc at par and accrued interest B

nderson 6 p c Bonds-

_ llrnndnnu-Hendcrvion is the most coin

Those bonds are lssnodln dcnloninatlnns of $100 or Sl 000 as dcaircd by thc

pllrcluxser. interest coupons being nttuoholl and p|iy‘r)\Lb'c half yearly.

Pllrclnusurs are ontl led ton bonus nl' common n -k.

_ d .‘

\‘vo'i`lhqoiii(l:llnTi:1snarc offered subject. w_|z_revicua solo. , -_ /

plutc Lead, Paint, Dry Color and Varniah

1 _

Don :_ _ f Freeze _

‘..__njllc`>vu~1oP1cjruRas .. H t ; ._

` ~ '(1)' 'Terrible Ted;

'(2) ninkyranky C=»f<1~- ` Chickei ’Pies ' , - "

(3) A Life for n Life-

New .Illustrated .Song-f

.- ..MR.MADDISON. ‘

'Admission i

0 _

F. D. Mecunmr an co..

|85 Hollis Street, Members Mdntrell Stock Exehnnge,4 Hospital-St.

I Wallis _ ,' '_ Mon\r_ea|._ `

' . I

in abuurlanciiust \he.thlng th-warm' younp and. w -make you feel good end'_inong»duriag~ this changeable 0 , D 2

22/

0atmea1ner_cwt._.._..... . $325 `

Hay pressed.'__.S...___.__.. 81500 ts 1000

. '5

... 4(l

_ 40

llr=.. 35.00

The Lul.e__0f The Labrador |Tnrkcy ucr lb.....______. _ ....12 to 14 _ _

G il . ._ _ _

Gpc 9‘7 6%.

Chap.-Peter Ross, re-elected. Guard-Charlie Atkins. A Sec’y -Maggie Bell

...The Guardian regrets to record

the/_recent death of John J. Stewart arespected resident of Kingsboro, aged seventy-three, after a short ill- ness. He was a consistent member

P eral services were conducted by pastor Beaman_ The day was cold and stormy but a large number gathered to pay -their last respects to a life~long friend and sympathize with those that mourn. He leaves an' aged companion and four brothers- Alex, of Ontario, Angus of Baltic, Josiah and William of Kingsboro; also two sisters-Mrs. Jessie Stew- art of this place, and Mrs. Elizabeth Fraser, North Lake; and one son Edison of Sourls and two daughters, Lauretta at home and Mrs. Edward Baker of Boston; and.a_ large num- bsr of relatives and friends to mourn the loss of an esteemed friend.

Babys-welfare _

Mother’s Chief Care

The one chief desire of the mother

isthat hor little ones shall behealthy

bright and good natured. Every mo- ther can keep her children n this condition if she will give them an occasional dose of Baby's Own Tab- lets. These Tablets cure collc, indig- estlon, constipation, diarrhoea, teething troubles and the other little ills of childhood. Mrs. E. Lelirun,

Carillon. Que., says:--"Baby's Own Tablets have been of great value to my baby. I have used 'them to r - gulate her stomach and bowels, an_d for teething and always with the best of results." 'Sold by medicine dealers or' by mail at twen‘ty~ilve cents a box from The Dr. Williams’ ‘Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.

MARITlME"Pi`i0ViNGE SECURITIES

Quotations furnlshei by -LC Mackintosh

&: Co., Exchange Building, Halifax. N. S.)

Bariks:- Asked

British North America. _ ._ _ _ _ 145

Oommcroe'...._.._....__._._.. New Brunswick _ ._ _ NovaScotIa.., . . . . ._. Royal Bank of Canada. _ _ _ _ _ Union Bank of Halifax _ ..._ _

Miscellaneous :- _ Acadia Fire Insurance. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 05 Acadia Sugar, Prfwtexrod. U2 Acadia Sugar, Ordinary. _ ._ _ . _ A12.) Brandralwilendersorl, Comu_\on25 Eastem CnnadaSavi|lg>&Lf'umlIitl Eastern Trust Com. 5‘l‘Z, paid.. ._ Eastern Tru t Com. fully paid __

Halifax File Insurance . _ _ .._ 871) ‘ Nova Scotia Telnphoa -. x d. _ _ .112 Portokloo . . _ . _ _ _ . . . Robb Engineering Co. Fld. _ _ _ 95

Robb Engineering Co Con.. _

Stanflclll s, Llmlt¢:d,Pfd.._ .

Sl.anda1d's,Limir_eri_ 'iommon _ _

Bonds :-

Aradia.Sulznr . . . . . . _ . . Halifax Electric '1‘rnmwny_. _ .|00 08 NovaScotiaSl'.ce|&Coal,Flrsta..i05 103 N.S. Sn.-.ol R: Coal Consolidated _ 101) D5 Robb Engineering. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 100 98 Robb-Mumford 05 0?. S_anilsld’s, Limited . ._ . _ 94 01

Bond \quo‘lat|nns are with accrued

Internet

Bid 1-ill 158 270 YB() -

221 105

275 282 224 170

90 1-B PS 20 |33 130 115 _ sl

110 BU 02' 40

E233

105 102

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CONDEMNED BY PHYSICIANS_

Unscruplous dealers often prepare

corn remedies with rcaustics and acids. Refuse sucl., and insist on Putnnm's Painless Corn Extractor. It’s purely vegetable. safe and sure.

_ STOCK QUUTATIONS.

0 oss. Feb. 2|.

Noon Jan.

A-chison_.... ..

Copper

¢_R.T...._.._.. . _...

‘ialti|nore_........

trle .

-enuaylvanm. _ _ .. -

wading

"nav _

S u|_hcri.1’ielflc._

St.Paul. _ .

Union Pacific _

U.S.Stoel __ U. S. Steel Prs'f‘¢l Sami Common. _ _ QW

-_--GLOVES.

44 if 792 144 135

ia;

. _ _ HHH

lov; line an

Womsn's mocha gloves, $1.25

_ _d___wf <7

I-48411. _ . _ _ _ “Murray Harbor South. I-lld6ir1lpd.a_dl8

, _ i-I.-v~~r-,f.~_ »._\~-.- ~¢v -7. .'~ .>'r*»l‘ ,ig __

of East Point Ba tist Church. Fun- Sk'

reward. lf|ld3l_ I

°°°“ J' 0°' __ Ham' Wfasrnn-A -naman -for some Last chance to _buy ture. The last d0l>Bl'tm0l:_i; one szith dzxnpgg-I ee! in this month will be your last sw: bint ¢“:“::";°?:l“:‘¥'“ “wi _6_ pportunity to buy neck fur: at half Oh \\ “ll J P to & rcs. we have about any isle ln gala Good WH¢°'-- 1"- £745 , P‘ni:ii~emd1o.bl°°k “ck mi'-il'|di1i?_°‘ `on‘saLnIs3\Tia'§ll" lt“»lo`o'l5 ‘7~

--- ' ' F 35 . long, 8 8.41% 90011

Drone A' B\qekwo11's.»orange mar- sailau G line engine '5 I-1.* . l°0§\ ads in 7 pound tina only 'I0_eent| fworkin/3 ' order. “"4 0%' '°\l°'1- ,B ' this weak at’Beer 5 GoI'|.~ ~ $140.00. Lumadan, photographer,

~' ieelping the

Prevents

Chappi n g _____f_

Nlakes Skin Smooth ' a|.d _

Velveiy.

_ - 1

5 ._

2-zrdzi ` _

~ _ . _ ` .

_ ...Mrs. John Deigle has returned to her home in Souris, after visiting

lfrlends in Vernon River.

'under all conditions is a task. that

perplexes most people. During the fall,

_ winter and spring the wind and cold

play havoc witli delicate skin, chapp' ing,cr.'.\ckingandrougheningandcausing

complcction disfigure1nent_ Something is needed to aid nature in the preserva- tion and restoration of the delicate

tissue.

. I

&l'l1&fl0fl

Cream

‘ Will be found truly an aid. No matter

how rough or inflamed the skin may be,this splendid preparation will quick

ly soothe, soften and heal it, Carnation Cream is a delightful, daintily scented emollient that can be usedat any time as

it is neither sticky nor greasy. It is

quickly absorbed-is antiseptic and des-

troys all parasites that cause skin blem- ishes. Price only 2 5c and sold only by

AntiseptiC

Skin / _ Lotion

to use A er

Shaving

JAMIESON

11, MST;

- 5

WF* W U‘ '

I E Born- _

Goss-At Pleasant' valley, Lot 21,

Feb. 14, 1908 to James and Mrs. Goss, a. son. '

GREEN-At Tignish, Feb. 14, 1908,

Hazel, only daughter of J. W. und .Mrs. Green. MCKENZIE-At Vernon River Bri-

dge, Feb. 21, 1908, John G. Mc- Kenzie, aged 68 years. SORROW-At the home of Matthew

Gratteau, Feb. 9,1908, Miss Mary Sorrow in the 79th year of her age. Her sickness was brief and her death not without hope. SMITH--At North River, Feb. 21,

1908, William Smith, formerly of Charlottetown, aged 75.yeors_ Funeral today leaving G. D. Wright’s undertaking parlors at 2 p. . Interment at Peop1e's Cemetery.

McLEOD-On Sunday, Feb. 16, 1908,

nt High Bank, P.E_I., Malcolm Mc- Leod, in the 27th year of his ave. Leaving besides a young wife and baby daughter, a father, tire blo- thers, one sister and man! friends to mourn his early decease.

LOST HIS VOICE ENTIRELY. Mr. J. H. Woods, of Point Rock, Oneida Co., N. Y., had a hard ex- perience. "A~ bad attack of Catarrh settled in my forehead' and tha pain over my eyes \was so intense I though my head would burst. My

ed eve ni and throu h the

Voice was gone. Two doctors' didn't

ordered "Catnrrhozone"' It cured me and now many others hero use it also. My doctor says he doesn’t know anything so good for Catarrh and Throat Trouble as “Cnturrh- ozone." Use it to-day, you’re bet- ter to-morrow, 25c. and $1.00 at all dealers. Try Oatarrhoaone.

Condensed Advertisements

Too lata for Classification.

values 98c. Women’s mocha gloves; "”“i"'""‘*”"‘T:°"°’: a trifle' heavier than undressed kid, B0§p¥§N;E?LT%mg£rk ;?z;"'&r°‘ almotslt asrrgoft and ssvegal vtiitlpiwt as TBw:G '$23, eimd 3:; gmfgggde "1 browvrg L_ with large stone setting. Find- and tam only »,A_ _good assortment er 1 berally r_ewarded by leaving at A. lor elm sr to 1;. xnstena nf $1.50, H°"‘° & °° “~ "*“°°- 2'"“’“'“P3~..

the. regular price, you buy them on ‘WANTED-to rent in March or

Saturday for 98c. Jas. Paton Q: Co. April house _ with garden as

2-z$d1|_ near centre of c ty as possible W. ' .

_._ go! 957 Q|ty_ 3_,0d¢_f_ ro. Vocal Duet-I will Magnify the

f _ _

Gloves. Ladies* kid gloves- some r 6"iE'1I1~ 1;, 1; h 1 ° _ L°'d

_sold below cost to effect a clearance. F Fitz;-oy wgcg, gag” eoxasfulgg Mm L“°y B'“‘}"§_::‘;f md Mr' W'-I’

We have a regular clean up in our Mt,” ,-0 m ' A M¢._ i ° - -

° H- PNY *° J- n. 1...-..r.-is-J¢¢n D¢iv.rl_.....v¢.a.

. ' - Bt. ' - _ l,,_

` ~ . N I I3. ' 4'

len

Newest glove _fthe market 20 OST-Between Fltsroy Street and

inch natural ohamois 12 button B"ght°“ °“ ‘hwy aoukf

edium sined hand satchel wlti

gth glove as per illustration, 1.95 m “_ sim 5! to “_ The m_°_ large brass initials M. L_ R. Finder

V _

0 Y My fumommm Get A pam JBL please leave at this omce and receive

DIED

ry kilt. s winter could scarcely speak. My>

help me at 'all. The next~doctor`

able for 1nen’s and boys’ them all out before the

patterns.

SALE Fon W. C. TUR

The Low Price Dry

_ Sunynslde.Charlot o vi

ii IG DISC() UN T

\2`o Pieces Factory Cloth zo p,c. .0f

These are last year’s patterns, all good and suit-

suits. We want to clear

new spring patterns come

in as we like to begin the spring trade with new '

CASH ONLY

l h d I h-

vo cs grew very osrse an coug st. Dunnanes cathedral

Wednesday, February 26, |90

Paoonaivl:

2. Chorus- Gloria from Ilaydin

FirstMsss.

Sf. Dunstsn’s Choir.

Mrs, Byrne.

Dr. Csven_

Miss na Sinclair

St. Dunstnn's Choir.

7. So . Solo-0’Salutaris.... .Gan

8. Baritone Solo-Ave llgsria _ _ _ _ _ _ .

Mr. Wallace. _

9. deeirelh. _ _ . _ . . . . . ._ _ Allisttson ` Miss Amy Earle

kid glove section Jas Patgnzgllpd Dougsll, Kingston, cr: ggwsatsroy M "mo C,,,¢w¢||,,,d B,-own

I5.

essrs T 1'. Chohu-Maguificat Emmerig

}St Dun|lan'| Choir.

Tenor, Solo-The Holy uty. Adams

- _ Rev,. I. X. Galant.

Contrallo ‘ Solo-A Dream of

Paradise . _ _ . . . . . _ . .__ _ . _ .Gray Mies Lucy Blanchard.

IQ.

_ Mrs. Fraser. Baritone Solo-Abide With Me...

Adams

Prof. Barlow. `

-Byrne. .Y

St. Dunsisn'| Choir.

o il sive The King.

GRAND SACRED CUNCERT

1. Orgn Solo-Overtu_e to Samson

lst ovement..._.. _..._...Hnndel

Allegro an1;1ro_Fu¥;;___ié. _ _ _ _ _ _ Handel C0.

‘s

Qai tollie “Fsrmer’s Mass" in B flat

Sop. Solo-Ave Maria . _Cherubini

Bass Solo-O’]eeu _ . _ . _ .._ .Yerdi

Sop. Sologaudilh _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ Concone Chorus-Tantum Ergo _ . _ ._ Goeb

Briss Constance Fitz: erald.

._ ._ Luigi Luzzi

Ccnhnlto Solo-Like ss the heart

Vocal Solo-Sweef :spirits Hear My

Prsyer.._._. ....Wallace

Solo and Chorus-Inillmatua from Roaelnil Stubat Mater. Soloist Mrs

_ Devi1\p_»’Pfa1ees . . . . .._ _ _.Billie

New I Advertisements

8 all ‘

Charlottetown Steam

Annual General Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the Annual

General Meeting of the shareholders of the Company will be held at their office. corner ofGreat George and Lower Water Streets, Charlottetown. on Wednesday the 4lh_dsy of`March next, at the hour of ll o,clock a_m. for the elec- tion af Directors and other business.

By order.

G. \V_ WAKEFORD,

Lzzdioi Secly. SL Manager-

City oi Charlottetown

Tendersfor.Snd

Sealed Tenders addremad “for ~and" will be received at this office until ,noon Monday the 14th day oi' February |908 from any person nr persons willing to supply the Cily of Charlottetown with 500 cublcyardl of shore sand in lots of loo yards as per speclilcnlion and terms lo be seen at theoffice of the City surveyor also goocublc yards of und from Hoi, land Cove or Kappa 'hs some to be deliva ered whenever directed by the City

veyor

By ord:r _

W. W. CLARKE

2-201141 Pill!! City f