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Mcn’s Stylish Easter

Slllls and Ovcrcoais

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£15-'_

_ Both for dress and business' purposes our new

pring styles,in Progress Brand and other makes are the best ready to wear clctliirig' 1nade,carcfully tailor- d from the Smartest suitiuos and ovcrcoating, they possess individuality and cliarf1cter,scen nowhere else utside of 'n highclass tailored suit, costing you from

B5 to $10.00 more.

They arc in nil nsscritiiil feziturcs in Incl. ri regular tailored made

garment and the perfect fit is niuile by ai cnrctully devised system oi tailor- ng,

If yo_u have not purchased your Eiister $uit or Overcoat yet, come in

to our Big clothing department.-plentv of salesmen to help you select' and the best line ofircady to wcar clothing in' the city io choose from.

_ At $18.00 we are showirg an exceptionally go:d line of

clothing in the veiy litest spring suinug Blues, blacks, and

noh_bv fancy patterns.

Today we place on sale a large line of new spring suits

in fancy tweeds at $1 5.oc. These suits are cll excCellently tailored and well tinislied and are fully eq1al to most $18 to

Sao suits-

Bnsiness snit< iiro $12 ur. to.$2o.

' 'l`.»p fonts $7 50, piooo up to $18.00

Cnvenet e ralncuata $7.59 up to $i6,5o

Anmlier large shipment of those elegant garments in

olnln and ii.n:y patterns. and ni ide the like which has never been shown in Charlottetown Price $10.00,

Mcn's Nobby Hats

Be vour choice. a

silk hat. soft hat or Derby we are equally fetdy to meet your reeds and you viii ind every one a bei- :er value fir the prior than you cm equal :ry as you nity. ‘ Chri.~ty's hats in the new spring styles _oft 'and etffsliapes, 'ilacks ard browns tnebest li.t for the price ivy the city. Prior ans: and Ss-

HAWl:3o. HATS a

"at you cart match °|- -fails gud qqllify

for less in all the

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no more, no loss

for Easter

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You certainly need one when

its raining, and when _ita not, you need one for fear its going

ne prcpoxecl for the next down? pour. We have nice umbrellas men's and women's as low as 75c and from 'the prlcfthayf grade =ip from 3 io 4.50 each foi which you may gctihe hand. somest noveltlesiu all kinds oi hanres. and _finish silk cover' ings. V

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~ Rain or Shine you need an Umbrella i

io. Bowls: get one _now and;

i "Crossr Buns

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THE QUEEN’ S

» Head Offlcod in Now Prowsc Block-*-Charlottetown.

who has many friends in this city.

south side Hillsboro River for tho McCormick farm Machinery and the

also been appointed agent for the north side of the Hillsboro River for the same machinery. A. Horne |& ' Co., are the general transfer iagents- for these goods.

_ Following are the officers of V ctorla Division, City, for the pre-

W. P.-Andrew McNair.

W. A.-M. Hawkins.

R. S.--Florrie McLeod.

A. R. S.-Katie McKenzie. Treasurer-Carrie McDougall. F. S.--Bessie Tnnton. Chaplain-Mrs. J. L. Gorll-rin. Conductor-Annie Murphy.

A; C.-Mrs. A. McNair.

-Percy Tnnton.

.-Henry Rackham.

P. W.-H. Huntley.

P.-Edward Ma:r.!.iews.

n°i'st»-Flodrlel Whitlock.

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Many readers of the Guardian will

here. A. Boston despatch says: "Thomas Mend Bram, former mate ol the Harrington, Maine, bnrkentine Herbert Fuller, who was sentenced to life imprisoment by the federal court. here for the murder of three persons

verweevi- -ode-o

can

n route to his home in Milton where his father Henry Terrel, is quite ill. Mr. Terrel left Boston on Sunday ni ht and witnessed the bi tire in

property; Mr. Terre! says the fire was the worst since the big Boston tire and was witnessed by thousands of people. It was a grand eight, the flames covered an area of about one mile and was one half a mile wide

tank burned together, the flames shooting hundreds of feet into the air. The fire took place in tho most thickly settled part of Chelsea and

homeless and could be seen sleeping

left, the fire was still raging. There were four lives lost. Mr. Terrel says

reader has been kind enough to show to The Guardian there are many in~ teresting events recorded of Char-_ lottetown of that day. On the day preceding occurred what is yet re- ferred to in this _ city“as the great tire of 1866,"' when one hundred houses and stores were burnt down and thirty families rendered wholly destitute. 'rnn are nngnn at the lower end of Pownal Street and worked its way up town and over towards ` Queen Street., demolishing four blocks of what was than the chiof business portion of Charlotte- ¢°wn_ The paper contains a sub- scription list which had already been opened for the relief of the sufferers, the Bum of £29, had been contributed. Europ- ean news give meagre mention of the great battle of Ssdowa which had occurred a fortnight bofouo-qultoa difference to the present day method oi presenting telegraphic news of the world over to Charlottetown readers at their breakfast table before the news is half a day old. The paper is in one respect like its successors of today; it contains Ithe ra ort. oi the deliberations of the Logislliatnre- which appeared to be dsvoidod of much interest. `

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' we win be pinnra in

receive your order for Hot

I Cross Buns up to Thurs-

day night in be aeiivrréa. t

7 Friday morning

Only roc par dozen

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Walter Flynn, City, is undergoing Rav. Mr. Mason, Mt. Stewii-';, was

treatment in run city Hnnpizni. in the city rwierday.

Governor McKinnon roturnai to -J. J., Hlfgiw. MJ’-. arrived in this »

this city from Moncton, yost-a‘0.a_v. ¢'i¢Y YU'-Of U from Ottawa.

‘ D. Small, City, returned yesterday Senator Ferguson, Marshfield, re~ from an extended visit to Boston. f-lll‘l1°ll Y°9¥»°l'dBY f\‘0m Ot-f-BWB.

New York, New Jersey and Fall Riv- er. wnun nbrnna nn pain n inng vinir Senator Y°° Pvri Hill. was a pas- to his daughter Mrs. Percy Carver, MIIB" "Om °&l~“W“ ¥°Sl°l'd“Y-

. _ The death occurred at Glonfinnan,

Advertisers roy that there is no Molillllll 0! WBBYGY Myers. aged 35.

better medium than tho Rural *_* ~ nnuy (inrninriy urn weekly) onnra- Frank I-hertz. City. arrived home inn. 'rnn rnnnnn in uint it an-nnlntnn Ywtsrday lrem Hlsll River. Alberta. everywhere throughout the country ”’* districts of the Province, reaching A- L- F\'"“- M-L-An “ll John 'nn entirely diderent class of readors'Ki¢kl1l\m. 50l1l‘1ll. Cline t0 fl-l° NU noni inns ni nie Morning unity. ,l¥°°'~°f<l°Y-

Headley Jenkins son of Bc-niamin Tl" AW” Wm b° °D°ll l-0l1i8l1ff qppkipp pf ML Albion, Lpt “_ ppp ,from 7 to 8 to deliver the boots and been appointed salesman i on tho 3‘“"°°“ WW in th* ehelik 1`00ll1-

Miss Mary A. McKenzie, Scotchfor

has returned homo from s visit i

H i d h - nezliiiiy Petefarxhigdle cfm York hi:-S this City, tho guest of Mrs. Thomas

Taylor.

Hubert Howatt, who has been at the House of Commons, Ottawa

to his homo in North Bsdoque.

sent th_m:_ I The Stanley arrived in port yes-

terday at 10.80 a.m. Coming over several fields of ice were encountered but the steamer made good time. _

A new yacht has been built by

James Griffin und John Doyle for Wm. Flynn, city. She is 36 feet long 10 feet beam and 22 feet water line.

The tlrat city housekeeper who

makes application at this omca can obtain. the name and address of a country girl for general housework. The name will be given to but one person.

Patrons of the Arena who had

remember the case of the Ship Her- thi k t d b _ bert Fuller which was tried in Hall- :ing ru; 8:53?" songs? cggeigieeg tilllléi-,.

fax some y3ii“S I-l§0d lllld tffeatedsi ,boots and skates tonight as the rink Swat Sellsll Oli Ml H1110 il1l~¢l`¢ will be open from 7 to 8 for that

purpose.

It was no fault of J. Frank Laf-

ferty, the energetic manager of The Guardian Brnnchnt Summerside,that

_ - . 1 I I ‘I ' ‘ umbrella always given tone to ri pvsah A IPPMI l . . _ and ua It

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. snub J naar. naman- .

a report of the Town Council meet-

n the vessel, is a model prisoner in ing dues ppt pppep, ppt” today. he United States penal iustitutionfM,-_ Lniierty phoned a comprehensive li Alilailfll. GB-. B¢C0\‘dil1g 110 D0- 'report at the close of the meeting, uty Marshals Charles Bancroft and Monday evening but owing tdnnfore- Jilllwll Tlgllei Wll0 H-l`1'1V0¢`l |1611? fi‘0iIl ‘seen circumstnnceu it foiled to cp- he city recently. The officers snidfpenr ps 1n¢ppded_

hat Bram was employed in the, _.__ riuon hospital kitchen. He is stout, Everyone in this Province whr, nd rugged and appears to be in raises any fruit should bear in mind ood spirits." ` ,the recent letter of A. E. Dewar,

-- ,Secretary of the P. E. I. Fruitgrow»

T, J. Terrel of Boston, arrived in era Association regarding thc fruit his city yesterday by the Stanleylcnnning establishment proposed for

Charlottetown by J. W. Windsor of Montreal. Those who want to get a market for their fruit should write Mr D w r

g tl . e a . 5

Chelsea on that day as reported int ____ Monday's Guardian and which des-l A pretty wedding tooki pimp pq, "eyed some $5.000.000 worth of Eldon on the stu inet when Margaret

R. daughter .of the- late John Mc- Eiichsrn of Eldon, Belfast, was mar- ried to Nell A. MacLeod of Glashdin, Miss Katie Mcldachern sister of the bride acted ‘as _ bridesmaid and Douglas McLeod supported the groom

and could be plainly seen fifty mileslrfhe pe,-emppy was performed by Rem away. At one time some tive thou-lg D_ Mcppe, ip the presence of sand empty oil barrels and an oil quite p pump-ep 0| guest; Hppny

congratulationsir

For the Easter season Raphael Tuck

& Sons Co. Ltd., publishers by ap-

sllmiiid °|lllll§l°5;‘h “W gan' Maslflgglpointment to their majsstieg King ll “S W 8 “sa” 9 were °. "Edward and Queen Alexandra have

issued the newest in the line of

Oh the Bldewallfs. All Seven 0'0l.0Ck ti ti bn ti _ Th hi h_1 in the evening the .time Mr. Terrailfgpj. ;,’f,‘,‘t,,,;“,,,§’,',’,‘i’0y,,, ° byg

in all their work,the apt illustrations of meritorious design, the interesting

the weather _in Boston is perfect and character of the “xt apples po all green grass and 'blooming~tl0W“`°' Breltheir lines iufd naturally commends *U he ses" every where- 'rnnni rn inn public. Ir in rims wnn-

der that their publications are in

In ll COPY Of *he I5l““d°" news' such great demand wherever offer d pnper for Jniy 16, isss, which alto, ,,,|,_ °

The "Islander of Jul' 1 1l>6

. y 6, 6 gives the following list of Wesleyan

ministers in P. E. I. District.:-

Charlottetown-M. Rickey, D. D., Jabez A. Rogers; R. Johnson, M. D. Supply.

Cornwall, Vc-Henry Pope (B).

Pownal-F. W. Moore.

Bedeque--Richard Smith. Margate-W. W. Colpitts. Suminerslde-W. W. Percival; J. B. Strong, - Supply. The brothren at Margate

and Summersido to interchange.

Soni-is &c-Ona Wantedv

Murray Harbor-J. A. Mosher.

Capo Wost, &c.-Ona Wanted

H. Pope (B). Flu. Secy.

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“Housokeepers can secure large

fresh eggs for Easter at W. S. Brown's grocery also ham and bacon which hs is selling at 18c per lb. His ad appears tomorrow.

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- caubecarried in the vest

pocket ' ' _

about the size of a postage stamp.

Loads in daylight. Film spoo lscontaining 25

ox posures.

: Camera $3.oo _

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came to this City yesterday en route_

M. ninirny; n. n., onnirrnnnl

Takes a _good picture

Store Open I a mio 6.00 l. m.

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p France, Holland, Germany and .iEng'lar.id°f ~

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` of _lovely dress' goods the best .that~.we/1 have ever brought you. The plain clothpf this spring are in most elaborate! range, offering a wide and generous _opportunitiyi

serges, cheviots and suitmg tweeds .We

_ offer probably the most complete assfort-»

" ment in P. E. I. l

Then there are panamas, eoliennessil ' il

cashmeres, lustres, marquisettes, pop1ins- ~ in the lighter weaves and colourings offer `

. Some of the new things are: ‘

y rl¢. _

58 silky finish, correct weight, hand-

' cream, green, cardinal, at 3oc, 38c, solilb. dressy Illllfffiil Of lip 10- I 5 r _ 45caud.................. I

" PANAMAS of good width, htm weave _ f wool, really excellent value, in LADIES' CLOTH-Very s ral _

browns, navy, cardinal and black..

_ weiglit,stocked in black, navy, brown, - green,grey, cardinal. . . . . . _ . -_ . . . . .

_ POPLINS-Ever popular, durable dress

VENETIANS in all wool, fine smooth a aranc silkil soft' fine ‘ =-

finish avery durable cloth, 44 inches

¢ wide,§¢reen, navy,light navy, browns = andbaekst......................

New Fabrics For Springi

Costume '

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have all helped to make this sho'w-fi_-

choice. ln venetians, broadclotlis,

even further assortment to select from

LUSTRES-A good range of lustres, in various VENETIANS of finer finish, vor '

finished ver choice all wool fab sol brown,

date' suit, 46 inches wide _ '

Same goods 48 inches wide at $I.20 l

value, all wool, fine smooth fiidicsh, 47 inches wide, dressy, silky ap-

pearance-of durable qnalitity- in

navy, lightllght navy brown, tan, copenhagen, purple and black .... _

LADIES’ CLOTH of very handsome

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medium

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uihight, cciines in navy, light

xiii..‘ft‘it"i'.f:'s1*f'i°?1‘t'ff?..ft $l-5° i

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a May Fashion Sheet i

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showing of a few days since.

out on time. Hut the busier

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_ The Last Word in Handsome. fag,

_ Modern Millincry Models ' ,__ ri.,.,._ i

That this store is the authority] _in Milltnery has been _ ”-" superbly demonstrated once' again by our magnificent f _ _ .

$4 Orders are simply flooding our work room and

ei although we have probably the largest milllncry staff in B. the City we are finding it all we can do to get them

.; like it-and the more people we please If you have been \ ` Nik' Il ' 4 findin it hard to et ri htniilliner -leave our order i ' 1'. 1

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\Ve ure nuthorised by the

their line new publication.

' .Standard Patterns Free it

_ The Standard Fashion Book ~ 1 ‘L

5: The May issue of this superb publication, just out contains over tooo illustrations of styles fgr- ‘_ women and childrlen of every age. The price is zo cents, including ia certificate good for

:f One Standard Pattern Free ‘

‘ This makes the bool: cost 5 cts only,

Subscribe for the Designer at 75 cents par year, advance renewals will be accepted. and we will

give you the lovelyoollday number of the STANDARD PASHIO BOOK for TEN CENTS.

You get thc k and thc pattern for less than the cost of , attcrn alone.

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Standard Fashion Co to make an extraordinary offer in connection with ,. '

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:WE NOW HAVE ON HAND A GOOD SUPPLY OF THE "DAISY" BALL BEARING CHURNS, IN ALL SIZES. YOU CAN Cl-IURN WITH YOUR HANDS--WITH YOUR FEET -OR BOTH TOGETHER. CALL OR WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICES. A HORNE & CO.

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_ Makc|_ Shaving I' Dolillat- '

. "Thr nab"

Razor

.From experielice we con- sider this the most perfect ranor. Shaves easy and chin." » V ,

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And the Pricoonly $1.00 Two Simca-0m Price

Other razors ui wi -0°

but "The Mah" Ellie LS*

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Insurance

The New Guarentecd Instaliucnt Policy' .

_ issued be the Sun Life of Canada meets

all requirements of those desiring cheag I __ insurance besides ca'rying_ guarantee i _»: fi

cash surrender values, lpaid, up insur- .‘ ance etc. For rates app y to T "

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