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Head Offices in New.‘Prowse Block--Charlottetown. I R" T' s°""“g °' K°"““"g”°“ ""'”'

__ went to Georgetown on Saturday Crawford Parkman New Glasgow

The latest news, first o! au, H

Boring operations at Uigg ure to ‘ ess'

be resumed in the ng, r f f, _ (_}_ 0 , _ ‘John Lnwsou of the Pust Om” J. J. Walsh, Toronto, representing

___ “ “ “re ,_,ew____:_“l;v;f`_§l_‘_;TI;_\;<_>_¥;_._ I‘i1;I;_eseIAtin__g the city, left last night on a visit to The Standard ol Empire, London,

All should hear C_ H_ Pr____tr_ Speak ,___ ,__ the C_ty_ . -. m erst, Saskatoon. Sask. En(gla/ndé dwas in the City Saturday

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ggomrgmztzegnfsgtllc Buptlbt l’cl“’°l' Jabez B ,S H _T _ Miss Annie B. Fraser who bac »--1

' ed ____ _____ -__;_d. afpefsgg l_:es_t_._l]l_ppnfili- bepn vi_ii;it_iIrg__in l_§elvin_Gr_c__;ve __ _(pau, J, A. rldarqilharson and Muyor

D _ M L hp » ,, ' _ _ H WHS. FC UVM U ef UIUC U1 BY 18 - ,Prowss le t for St. Pcter‘s Island on

c_____l)`_’_s iaepgri tipes _i;.;_lg_r‘_;:_i;p)__;n |c1g_tc_l1;>l1cs are entertained of his re- é _ _ :5af,u,»dgy_ They will be “way four city on Friday evening was much _:___ i 1 H. Croesman left for Minneapolis or tivo days shooting geese.

,joyml _ ,mm many friends of ___»_rs_ C d_ the latter Dart oi last week. Hie will

on ic- ,remain there for some time. C. H. Pruner, the 0 ular Vice

D McNeil or cb v t iiwrstixniiy' ioum' wh° entered th” A ' ' ' P P ielf for 'rracafiie 0 dc ,fda "°*°l- ,,,’, ,,‘,',,,,.',,,.,_§’-,‘fl’ **`,*:,“ ‘W 'lays asv. for Mrs. David Rogers returned some often delighted onurlumtuwu sua noon last to md'u,°n . 8 flrdfly “ft”l", that she 1' ,' W Pe pleased' t0 learn Charlotteftown Saturday having spent iences with his selections from Dr mg for a few da ge in goose shoot- S "lPl`0V1118 Slowly. 8 week in Summe|~siqe_ M,-_ Rogers W, H. Drummond the French Cana

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condition is much improved

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One of the

Most Siirring Offerings That We Have Ever Made

Some facts for shrewd Buyers

Wednesda morn' _ h

Y lug w° s all inaugurate the

greatest remnant sale ever carried on in this 't

ci y,

Not old goods, direct from the best English and

Canadian makers. Tl

ie remnants consist of dress

8'00flS» print cottons, ducks rnuslins flaunelett

wrapperettes, etc etc. _ Some bf the choicest bargaiiiss,

are limited in quantities and the `l1 b d before the' first day is over, perh zipvdlj ustethldagiits yhlii want, so come early.

Dress Goods

Consists of sample

dress lengths sent to us from London, Manchester Bratford and Glasgow. No two alike, all the seasons productions, all the latest novelties

Seven yards in each length

Prices to suit all, every length a bargain

I Print Coitons

3000 ends of the best

English print cotton. Never before have we shown such a tempting display . Coniesin light, niediuiii, and dark color- ings. The washing qual- ities of these prints are un- questioned. The lengths vary from 7 to 15 yds, '1`li_ese prints are sold re- gularly at 12c per yard.

. Remnant sale price7 1-2c

per yd.

Wash Goods

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Remnants l

iooo ends of printed

ducks, inuslius, etc. These goods are sold regularly at 12 to 14c per yd, lengths vary froiu 5 to ro yards. Rculuant sale price 1oc

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gi; 5 per yard.

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500 ends of flan- iielette'--Whitt and cream only

Ends vary in length

from 5 to ro yards in

each piece.

The quality of Il1€S€

flannelettes is what you usually pay 12 to 18 cents

per yard for

Remnant sale price

gc per yard .

250 ends fancy Wrapperettes

Worth 14 cents per yd

our remnant selling price icc per yd be sure and secure some of the above, only a limited quality, and it will soon be snap- ped up. Ends vary from 5 to 12 yds. Regular 14 cents per yd. Remnant sale price 1oc per yd.

Carrot Department

,Floor Oilcloihs |91: per yd

Eight short lengths

of neat natty designs just enough to cover a. hall, small batllrooiu, or kitchen the lengths are 6,712 83 1-2 12 16 I0

and I3 yards.

Quick clearance igc pci'

yd. Scotch Linoleums ’

57 I-2per yd

Nothing better for hard

wear in dining room offices or halls etc.

ro short lengths as

follows 5-7 4-5 1-2 Il-T4 5 1-2 8-6-i6 regular 5o to 75 cents per yd. Rein- naut sale price 37 i-2C-

Remnants in Wilton Brus- sels Velvet and Axminsier Carpets. 32 yds Brussels reg. 1.50 for 75c; 7 yds Brussels stair 1,50 for 1.00; 9 1-2 yds Velvet reg. 1.50 for 75c; 6 yds Velvet stair 1.25 for 75c; 6 yds Ax- minster reg. 1 75 for 1.00; 20 3-4 yds Axiiiiuster reg. 2,25 for 1.50; 18 yds Wil- ton reg. 2.oo for i.oo; 271-2 yds Wilton reg. 2.00 for 1.oo.

The above are all good

patterns perhaps the very thing to suit you, come and see them any way. Bring .size of rooms, halls etc with you.

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It was owing to ina/dvertcnce o the part ofthe proofreader that lmany errors occurred in The Guard- llan Big Free Trip article on- Satur-

day. ,

While hauling a mud dilgger off thel

ice at Kelly’s Point several days ugo

The Guardian should have stated

Business around the wharves is bc- i

‘ing of navigation. The steamer Har li

,mud is 1-waiving 8, tlm;-ough over. as authentic as care and a thorough ` ‘ \ \-,f»‘ -_hauling and painting and the dredge |l*ll0Wl9dl>° Of the l`0<lUll`9m€¥1*-b Curl

,Prince Edward is now in readiness make lt

for the season's work

é(‘-ity, attended a very pleasant social 3 in their hall saturday night. 'rue "

had n. good time f,

_Saturdey-and uoth ure' in good form M

Major Bartlett's lecture on West minister Abbey in St. Paul's School

- last. has returned to his hdme ulcer il visit

L 1 to Hunter River

'--- l1‘trhligB.ag,0r’ lrracadle' has gone to Mrs. (Dr.) Blanchard and Miss #_ ' , Hon. J. D. Mclnnis, St. Peters was _.i Blanchard, City, left last night on n Ffllllk M°C“l’° has felllfllefl 30 sul" in the City Saturday, Miss Annie Mc() li D t, - Vlslt to M0llll`9l1l» hope, after a pleasant visit to friends _ &_ ,__ ,ecuv___,__g ,m__‘: _ills-_c_;1e\:_H_11_l_l_r:_ese. at 'ren Mile House sua Dulvay

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Jack Dougan broke through the icelgreat effort oni the part of Mr. Floyd and but for the prompt action of amd bhe large congregation found the John Ellis would have been drowned sermon a most interesting , in the icy waters. and instructive one. The 7

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The death occurred at Donaldstonglme of the-Scripture and of

OH M0Hl`lB-Y 1BSll Ol' Miss JOUBDHH Kl‘€l.|present, were made almost visible big' l 'ed t ‘ - - -

Y» “L Seven Y Years- llltellnenl' ine manner in which Mr. Floyd des- took plaoe at St. Bonaventure’s oem- cr,-hed them_ brmgim, out plainly “ery on Wednesday' Rev' Father M°`|evei'y point that could distinguish thc Gulgan Omclated' ,present from the past

Saturday that the regular weekly A sermon had- to he ommitted owinlg to i Ipress of reading matter caused by do t llayell malls etc- It Wlll however 8D" their Provincial directory for 1909-10, ,pear during the present wcclk. whl h will be on the same basis asv

th A- Millie Fraser, Halifax U10 Well and alphabetically arranged list i

known typewriter dealer, of Halifax, the maiu populagmn ova- twenty is at the Victoria. Mr. Fraser is this y trip showing one. oi the new models b ofthe Smith Premier which is fitted w with many modern .improvements iii- work of this kind and no doubt will cluding visible writing. A a

A large number of the older boys of Wlumm G'““'§t""” Ol WPSL R"Y“ltl"»

the Y_ M_ (L A_ Boys Dcpm_tment_ was brought to n finish on Frrdiiy

atrangements were well carried out 1,_e,f__);_ tizgersadoiggr T_F('_'_f;sef_fSt”'%`_‘; dy the social cgwfnittee’ a short pro deceased being sick thoi h Mr M -- - *gram beini:"`glveii, games indulged ini

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- ' K on the coui c f his evide c rclreshmenils served and every Qncl mn In I O D 0 ... l ‘ '

im that a. few years ago he had had

Bali beams have a.i‘i‘an‘gtri to play the so

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U-411115 Will |1‘lS0 PNY- Bvtllllle SI- ther, John in Boston, and tive sisters .DunStan's ami P._ W. C. teams had a.Mrs William Roberts, Royalty, Mrs hard practice in the gymnasium ofnlDenJamin Mcllaichern, Murray River 1

for tonight‘s game. dy, in Massachusetts, and Mrs

-i- Rae, Petitcodiar, N B

-__ Learning that George F. Found

lasbgiight for Edmonton where ho in tends residing

_mis oulsisrs coulur uUARnliN.ii:..¢-..ii.s.. ~» 4- Rf-4-'M ” ` I

The busiest eton on Charlottetown: Diwali Shut

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Open 3 1 m to 600 P m Monday April 5th |909 if

Principal ofthe U U L who has

dian poet, will give an address on the life and works of this popular poet in the Baptist schoolroom this evening -é

Rev J F Flloyd gave the ninth of

his series of sermons on Our Tour Through Bible Lands, in Central Christian Church last night talking as his subject, aivisit. to the Jordan where Jesus was baptized It was

E F Berteau representing the Mc- lplne Publishing Co Ltd Halifax s in this City and is registered at he Queen This company is preparing

at of 1904 giving a business, street*

liking in all occupations-and will be

The inquest on the body of tht late

fternoon when the Jury hrou,°.,ht in verdict that death was due apop

li Cases New York Hats

Selected a iew days ago by our Mr McLeod, and hurried here by express

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ears of age, also widows, ladies in .\. ‘ usiness, and ladies doing clerical ‘ \‘

ork All business men appreciate a .1

vail themselves of the opportunity gk" lé

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ng, as The Guardian understands it \

ginning to move in order in have is an expensive work to get up lt

‘ vurything iu readiness for the Open- w |11 completely cover the Province, ` .

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In the course of a few days stay in

New York, Mr. McLeod went care

. fully into the question of the very

uiost attractive hats that were being rapidly sold inthe best New York

__ milliuery shops--purchased 1argely-- |

iv and rushed the goods here by

NFW AMERICAN FLOWERQ

and fruits-some of the very last dictates of style-a goodly range indeed-will be among the goods above referred to-and ready by two

_ o clock at the latest

ELEVEV CASES OF

the smartest-breeziest~ latest of the hats worn by young ladies on Fifth Avenue will be ready for you by 2 o clock this afternoon

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Lovely guaranteed taffeta waist 4 7

Fridays Cxpress brought us this

small special lot of dainty wa1sls---- only 20 in the lot They are prcttily tucked, back and front, finished at collar, cuffs and front with rows of pleating, trim, sniart, perfect fitting waists, at iust the price you will want to pay We have seen poorer ones offered at 0 and

$6 oo, choose$f`iir`? . . . . .

cmarkorl that Mr Crnnstone told -““°‘~* W' ‘

cud lzreat difficulty in getting his

tes ell The dectused leaves

mother, now in Michigan one bro

rs Joseph McDonald and Mrs Pur

St Duuotsn’s and P W C Basket -'ln Injury m his qhmllder’ and experk M-Wm* N I _-bp-R`iN_AGb` km" _ O l _-M , . . , . at of Nothing of any special im

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...f-.°.r"s2“¢ls;‘: off fl TOP MATTRIESSM

lxent und P. W. C first year class

I do not ask you to pay for the tradc uizirlt--'is you will when buying largely advertised and exclus

vel) contioled liucs, But simply c\pcct you to ply for the MATERIAL .uid ivorkiuausliip, By cutting olit the maiiufacturers profit the travellers comuiisioii and the freight charges, I can supply you with the aboxe two lines MY OWN MANUFACTURI. and give you values impossible elscwlcrc, a comparison

of prices and values will provc this, then you will quickly waut to help along a LOCAL INDUSTRY when you can save money and get added comfort by so doing

H use on Friday evening gave gl-eat Clifton, had disposed of his form and M' K " N 7 _ '[1-lgasure to the large audience who mllllnll PVODETW Ht F-0Un<l’B Mills. H

lwere there to hellr it The lecturer la

treatment a vast amount oi informn-1°"

the evening of March 29th to show

_ rgc number of frmnds from the sur- 1\,[auufactuI-el-s_

‘compressed into the compass of his|"°‘ll1d'l"l1 ‘llstllclfs met at his lwme »

tion about the Abbey and its mwmor- their “l’l"e°l“t’°" ‘lf him as “ "mme" "s" ;‘;"‘T"'"'A' " I" ' ’ ' ' U W I A H1 __;l`Z_'UT"T:":VTIZT T I;-_E ` :m`*:`;`"_`::

isis. its history and architecture. The an

rl express regret at his and fam»ily's

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history of many of the illustrious departure "Ur" the" midst' After e ap an

~ ~ , ' h (Vt n Saturday.

_,cad who there he bm,ied_ their place sgnio time being; spent in playing to were in t e | y o

‘in the life of their times were all gh treated in B, masilerly way, and the es quotations from the lips and pens of dr some oi the great authors on orators of spoken of were all most* carefully of

turer rose to ai strain of true eloquence ds as he did justice to the work of some gh

mes by the younger people the ga ’_""‘

firing was called tu order with .11-.ml W. S. .and Mrs- Slvwflfl- City- lm AH lllC(DH\C

M. McLeod in the chair. An ad- ast night OD H Vifill t0 M0“°tl’“~

ess signed on behalf ol thc Session 'i' _ . the presbyterian church at Gliifton Mrs (HOU-7 Mllltllew Smml “nd

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which Mr. F und v 1 d daughter Edna were in the City

selected, and most fitting for the pur- m.em~,,er_ was msd by X35” mMu€f,.:e er M

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pose of the lecture- At times the lw- and one signed on behalf 0-l his frleu- 8 ur ay - _ _ ,

and neighbors expressing resree The Burr-M»=°lH¢0Bl1 M°“lhlY W' dollars in I 08 is the record of the Sun Life

of this fair Island Province, was The Duncan property at the corner

at he was leaving the community, produces scenes at Orwell taken by 9

ci the great Kings and QUGCHH. Sold- and trusting that he and his might W. S, Louson oi this City.

iers, statesmen, inventors, poets, yet see fit to locate within the boun-

Abbey shelters. A hearty vote f read b D. Buntai t hicl r. ‘ ee

thanks was moved by Horace' Hasz- _F0 ard and seconded by H. ‘=l. Petbick »1lY

made a suitable reply. After which for ;4_200_

Y Il, 0 W 1 M of Dorchester and .Queen Streets was

und on behalf of himself and- famf| O14 saturday to George W. Gardiner.

and tendered to the lecturer by the the' following’ Pl`°€l`Hm WHS Cllfflell ` --

n°°t°' °f St' Pauls :_i2S¢£-eeciloiirl Gllliiirrrrgimsgig Crtiiiina “l',,,,,S,`. EGra“§,l{a,ff§”T';fc"f,,,0,f;'”“',’§'f;,°' l Charlottetown. Manager for P. EI.

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, . ~ Murmyl Ag’l°lllt“l`e~' Th0l“`“ll Will? has taken the residence on Grafton

Remember that Saturday, Avril m.0_|~¢», Temperance, Rev. R. G. Sin-| U-egg, formerly occupied 'hy the lure (llllwfllf

air; Our Island Home, Angus Green; M,._,,_ A_ McD,,m,m_

o, Lena Murray; The Ladies, John .__

l/lor and A' J' C°rl"°t't‘ After 9' 'Pls funeral of' the late Mrs Frim-

' Pri ll’ reading from the bible by nw .1 . ‘ . - '

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.ttreets °“°l’ Wlth “,,lj_ll5 ‘“":,°l°‘ 0' _tags Murray and Prayer led by Rev. Rl. G.Isto:i?;1;nl:_"herOfateD,l;';?,,e£;"l,,.,l:ZriTy '.»Cliamois Lined Vests are the Dro ‘fUl` Bale- B9 as W lng an as P e“s` Sinclair, the singing oi God be with _ . . ' ' thiu for winter wear-Light al

tant a,,0,,t buying the gags as they til, we meet again brought ___ ver Sticet. Rev. Di. Mchcllali oiiicluted er E

eas8_nt gather,ng'to a close y|at the services at the church and the

` grave.

be ii. great success. Buy your talgs, .1 _

as muuy as you can and wear them. ,ect Over an and ,n good, 0,,de,r_ AP_ The well kn<iwn= pi-npl~ietor_(of thc

y to Ne” McLe0d_ French Rival Wallace Hotcl_,_ and A. Mc/is ill___ ar-

4_3d2, rived in thc (ity tollny ironi ii s oot- 1 -

----- é ing expedition. The former captured

two dozen, and the latter eighteen

tenth., is Tag Day in Charlottetown. C1 ,Qu that day a great number of the S

will be seen on all the most: nc a'I

have been when asked to sell them, pl and tlieru is no doubt the day- will

Whether you give a dollar or only,p, ten cents for your tag is your own‘

your ten cents in such a way that t will be n doilar's worth of pleasure to thu seller. The cause is noble the giving eliobled. Help humanity and you honor yourself. . 4-3dr2i.

if The reputation of

, Stewart’s ‘ i Bread

Has been honestly €

earned.

Quality, cleaiiliricss and

skill iii manufacture have made theiiame a house-

hold word.

, Telephone 2| |

D. Stewart. ,

ECLIPSE BAKERY

Bakes Best Bread

,musicians and actors, whose dilst the ds

lcity’s most attractive young people Ta,

eoncurn, but you cam give _lw

Boat for sale, 21 foot keel, 29

' wild geese.

Telephone suhscriliers please add to

directory, 353~J, G. H. Tluylor, jtwc-,

lzr and optician, 60-ll. M. lluhy & Co, grocer and meat market, 350--L.. C. P. Fletche'r's residence, 355-J. A, ` 3G. Ligertwood-’s, residence. .

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The temperature stood at thirty-

_» four degrees above zero at nine o'-

clock, Saturday night). The coldest

'registered Saturday was thirty-three degrees above and the warmest was ,forty three. Friday night the cold- est registered was twenty-six above.

We havea good assort-

iiieiit at

25 cents each. and some elegant pipes in cases at prices ranging

from

$1.50 to $3.50

We want you to see them

if interested.

The funeral ofthe la'te Mrs. A. Mc-

Donald took place yesterday aitcr- ,noon at three fifteen. Service was held in- St. Dunstan's Cathedral, and lthe body was then conveyed to its last resting place in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. The pall bearers were, W. A. Weeks, Junios, Pi. Davison. D. A. McKinnon.. Pl. P. Gil-T lis. T. McKenna, and (`. Lyons. Nnt-‘ withstanding the we-ether. A lerfre rmmhcr were in attendance to show

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of Canada. Prosperous and progressive.

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"The Two Mac's Druggists."

Pure Olive

Im ported :lirect from

France - Guaranteed byFrencl1andCauadian Government Analysts as being absolutely pure for medicial and table use it is unequalled Price 30 & 50 a bottle.

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gathers yet keep the cold and win- uud the price would hardly pay io the pockets in a fur coat.-For lad

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