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‘ Y 'his holflie with arsevreffd cglllln I tomorrow with a'fa`lrly' large docket:`| ‘ " ' _ -" _ - __ '-- . 132 suits have been entered for thisl

Theo Moore. city. c od to The County Court will open her

H" 0 ___ There is an exciting program on ar. wi-m.

_ d fllces in flew Prowse Block Charlottetown. __ NN W,,,,d__,,,md m,,,,,,_ as w,,, be ____

_nm sw __ ____ _ ' - seen by the reader on P&§e lou-r. _ The many friends ol H. H. Cros- » latest n s, r o ali. \ C pt, 'r_ G, T 1 C' ssgd » "*” ' man, of this City, will 'be pleased to

_ -- bo ‘f’ict0\i. Sa/!.urd?l-Ur’ my' no All? Period who hal ie de_9l'ral|l» leam that hels hnprovlng slowly

Jflllll Wlllllm. City. has gone to --._ dt! l'°°¥‘1°ll°° Wml ill mmiifh I\'ll‘Fl0‘~ from the recent attack of pneumonia.

Hallfux._ Rem D,._ Hearth crossed to _ vementstolet should apply at this .__

Mrs. Robert Hogg and Rong] Hogg

City, crossed Saturday to Picton,

At the City Police Court Saturday morning, the case of Dr. Rogerson ` was further adjourned for judgmsim'

nr. Hams, Halifax, wsu known

in this, his native City, preached to 7-U80 °0D§Ng‘ations in- Sydney and North Sydney last week,

, * Rev. Samuel Howard who 4

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hsrsc, saturday, from s visit tothis °m°° “t °“°°' C~ E' D“"°“» I“"l‘°“°' °* S*°“'“' '

*"" boats. ol Bt. J h N. B-. ` t th '4

city. ' -_._ I §°aAc' l:°_?(:_1:_‘xg' Gig' hm dihswll; Queen H'o_t_ci. Mr? I-lalton forlstlfe' timg _ '

Th ood d 1 3 ed. 5 _“_ B 8 HY WH “ll ‘ll being. Wi take charge of the work ___

(__ _:___ge___ up v_c_e;__o er___ users of the 3 ¢m,h,¢,-9 Omoo on the first landing oi the late J. P. Esdaile. Halifax 1

as ver men is told in th ,_ I , that Column. °“ ° 5 “ rs' Ech°- ”

The Guardian _,_ M ,_ _ t The Mlnto got._into Picton Batur- Tho .tsmpsi-acura Btwn ag thirty

th., |00” hay W; tzllingaigrsxrgg day at eleven o clock. The Stanley three degrees above zero aft nina p‘.|_

| B 1 -did not leave Picton until one o'clock m, Saturday night. The coldest re '

xidayy W cents n mia City cn nd arrived in Georgetown about gistersd Saturday was twenty-sevenxf

' ____ tive o'clocl:. above and the warmest was thirty-'f

-__ three above. Friday night libel?

George Ca,.ve,,._ Great Georg, st" The Liberal Convenrtion to nomin- coldest was twenty above. '

natdve of this Province' gave ah ihihm been sm-ved Wm, 5 P,-ombmm, ata s candidate for the First Dietrich -___

8'Dll‘iIi'g° lecture lust eek, and there in Switzerlhvnd. on Here

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h G d Geo. W. Wes1»,ona ofthe leading The _lecture which wss__giveh rs-5

S S merchants or innlsrsni, Alberta, has Gently uv Dr- Alley in the Mill View'

_regeqved the nomination (ora seat, in hall "entitled Prince Edward Island :Q _ ,the Provincial legislature. His op- 000 hlllldled Y@8l`S B50" proved to he 1

pgnsnf, is Jolmr A simpson Mr one of rare interest Joseph Storey

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west is the second sos oi Moms-occupied the Clwlr. and the best of _ I C I L West, 66 School St. City, order prevailed, as the lecturer por-` =-

__ frayed ilna delightful manne th " ‘

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Our_ showing of New Wash Goods comprises

every thing that is up-to-date for spring and summer use. 'lfhey reflect the fashion trends in both colors and designs. _ They are new, fresh, clean, desirable and worthy in every why.

_ You will not find a better assortment or more

attractive assortment anywhere.

Gingh_ams._._____

The celebrated Anderson’s Ginghams

Zephyr

Ginghams

dent is not known.

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gramrne was rendered. The baskets ...__ _ _ ,_ were auctioned in good style by Na- FUUY three hundred P20910 gather- -

ol Queen'e in the-place of Hon. Mat- Com.-mencing Tuesday. March 23rd`

:,;;Tn.I?:3m£r’J1?¢;:h°aenc° return- thaw Smith, will be held at Bradal- Bovais the World’s famous one-amy

__ _ ° bane, today at 1,30, s pid acrobathwill 'ue seen at the Opera. -- _ _ _ __ _ _ ___ -_ ___ n .

__ _ _ -- ouse i is wonderful feats; also fi.

Tho school conceri at Corran Ban Codon and Clifford in their catchy,

last. week by the sc ool children' of_ singing and dancing act; motion plc- Grand Triwadle assisted by outside tures and illustrated songs.

taunt, was c/no of the most success- 1

_ - ful ever given and thoroughly enjoy- Joseph Knight. now passed eighty 3 t gd by 911, years, and who was fifty years a lo-`

n --1 . cal preacher in Charlottetown, isl

Richard Butler, Blooming Point, now residing with his son at Brock-l

suffer-sd 9, heavy financial loss las; ton, Mass. His inllrmities prevent ' week, when a valuable horse was him “Um Hb'-fflldlllg Public W0l`Shlp _ round is the stasis with hot-h his his `°“* ‘“’ "ms “ ““°*“afv in his leg-5 \,|-okem The muse of the Mgi. heart where he can hold communion

with God.-Wesleyan.

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~ The busiest 'store on Cher|etleiowa’e Bueied Shed

Opens en1to¢;00 p m M°m|.,_M"c|,

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o supp y tieir needs to-day. And the prices are really very reasonable. Fhere ` are se\ eral varieties among the new arrivals---for example;-" I

New paillette de Chine, a soft fine Ne\v Chiffon Taffeta” in a ood

Salfnlike silk, lustrous,firm and dur- width, soft firm, lustrous gill;

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able- -about a dozen of new and ab t - d popular shades at......;... 79° at.0.u.. .;.l...(?ei.§?.....»h....... 79C

Black satms in standard widths in fi great variety of qualities, particular’

ly gr o_d values~--carefully selected by our own buyer and affording a good range

- of chi ice between the heavier and fi ° '

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. ssc, 90s, L05, 1.20, 1.35. '

New satins and silks

by express from London

_ First among the purchases of our buyers--Mr S. A. MacLeod in the Lon' _ don marlccts---couies this shipment of satins and Silks ' X

_ '_l`he_ ladies who have been asking us for satins for some time will be able

west ' shades

rmer sorts, and the soft, mousseliriie finish 2

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A ¢0n¢e,-t and 'basket social was conditions surrounding pioneer life; on ,f I

hem in Rosebery ham on T“esday_ the Island. A hearty vote of _ thanks _ !M_s|s.-h srh, in sio of the hall. There was rendered Dr- Alley for his kind- f jwas a good attendance and" a fine pro MSS ll! 001139111-llllll £0 Hilfe f-l1€‘ lecture. . ~- 11'- `

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thank] La,-aby_ The pl-Q¢e,,d5 am- ed at Gorran Ban last Wednesdiay af- `”i".' `:'"3';=`_'=l5'

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‘oumed to ;50_ ternoon to witness the much talked 5 " ‘. " '

____ of horse race and there _was a. con- 5 "_"'=’»'-Elf

A literary Q,-lend ,wks who was the siderable cloud of flyers covering the _5 ` __`j _,-5 __ Mmhqr 0, the ,,nes_ ..A,,,,,,,,,ce makes ice. There were two races with thre § n __ _ __ __;'-;;'___- the heart grow louder. Isis or Beauty “Ulm 1" ‘mb °‘.“sS~ The' I""¢°~f°f all “_ f . fsrs thee wsu." 'rhsy were written hy WM BH “SY W1” for J- J- L‘*°"Y'S .. » if »n,,(,,,.,.,.as Haynes Bayly og B,,th_ Eng- speedy mare Daisy. The other entries - _ 2;.; -1 "

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and ,,_ volume. of ,,!;et,.y_ arly proved that sho is all to the » '_ - ‘ -£1. i%-r1~‘.; '-

Mrs. C. E. Kennedy, lormerlil Miss"Tra°“di° °°`"lll\l§°llt gave hor a round 1 5. ==":i"':_‘-121': 151"-’ ._ Mi I

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A large variet _y of

stripes, plaids or checks designs in blues, heleo, browns, greens, pink, fawn and blacks. ‘ - ` 27 inch wide

fa_st colors 27 to 29 inch , wide.

A splendid range of

these celebrated dress materia1s.Every pattern a winner all guaranteed

Annie M,,_,.phy_ Ch,a,.10tf,e¢_0wn_ p_ of cheers after the race that could be 5 _' ':_ _I 'f_5‘_;_ ____»;f_-_ 1-. received on Tuesday for the mst heard is _long way ofi._ In the three _-gh; or--_ _ ,___- _ time this s,,,,s0n_ She were a p,.ctw‘minute class the entries were owned ,_ ~;.____.='. __i_ dress of Alice b_|_w eouenne withfliy R. Stead, Walter (iam'D'lrell and '§,§¢__._f_. “J U

t -th ed t- d order named. The judges were William ff '_ ____:f-

beragldgllg dvlaglprodidsdadsgrxlxsidfls Court and Andrew 0'Brien-. John H- 1 _ é.;=_»;=`~ ' 0 s. B.-id-gmhn and Mrs. J. P. Fois-y` 00"* and James M1100* “lvl as I ‘l

while M,.S_ A_ K_ Dysarb cut the me starters to 'thc satisfaction of all. _

. we did our 'record business---is

cream net amd app1,.que_ The tea, t,,L,_ Theo Ellis and they finished in the ` .,.=-:= _ 1_3 _:

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1,m(]._ hom 1797_ died 1g39_ He was in this class were owned by Messrs _ ____i{:_»<____ /_____.._ ____ _,__ _ tZlSlT_€fl1l ll€Cl{W€Ell‘ and Cll_]0§S _ also the suns-or oi, we Mei, 'Twss is Chappelle' _MafSl=ll_'~'l‘l-- and _R<>d<l. , -2 “ Savill? U¥°“¢Y~ a Crowd and ot or o uisr some BfH°kl°Y POW- DEW has adam W0* } )°~;*'\ ';=_‘_;-,;_‘~si_'___,.-_f Christmas :md late fall J

good in ,, ,pm c,,,,t,,st_ and the ;| ' v. neckwear--the stock on which

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offered to make room for new r

goods at, if

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llc to 20c pr yd Send for sample

Send for samples Compare our prices

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. Print Cottons

Iii white, cadet blue, navy, red, grey, pink,

fitwn or black grounds in :i high variety of beauti- ful patterns suitable for shirts, waists, c1iilclreus‘ dresses, wrappers etc.

'All fast colors, (send for samples)

I 42 inch wide. Prices 7 I-2 I0 and I2 I-2c.

Neck r.n|i..gs-`_______

The latest iii net and

chiffon by box or frill special values by the box in assorted colors and patterns

25c per box

Choice patterns in

white, cream, ecru, sky, pink, frilliug, at per frill

dc l0c and |2c

Carpet Depar i me _

' Every day sees something new added to

our splendid stock of house furnishings new ! designs, new coloring, new qualities, _newer and _

better ' values.

Reduced Prices

on all odd lines :uid remnants from the past se:soi1's selling viz carpets oilclotlis, etc. Now

is thc time to secure a bargain. House cleaning time is at hand perhaps the very .thing in these I

remnants to suit that room or hall is among the_

lot. (Bring the measurements df your rooms et _

with you.)

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- the vacancy caused by the transla-

gers from St. John, last week on the C. P. H. royal mail steamer, Empress o D ~ Capt. Reid' now owns the wrecking

and his mission to England is said

At the lost regular meeting of the

Sydney Presbytery, Rev. Dr. John Pringle, pastor of St. - Andrew’s Church, was nominated moderator of the General Assembly of the Presby- iur-ran Church in Canada. The Gener- al Assembly will meet at Hamilton, Ontario, the first Wednesday in June, 1909. Im conferring this honor on Dr. Pringle, the Sydney Presbytcry has given to the pastor of Bt. A'nldrsw’s the choicest gilt in their possession._ (Dr. Pringle is a na-illve of_Chairlotto town, but spent his early yea/ra wl‘thl

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been forwarded by Waldron A. Mc- Quirrie, Ewen M.cKinnofn and Samuel D. Cameron on behalf of-Court Cra- paud 580 Court of Foresters to their

It is with regret that we find it pertinent to refer to the deoease of vour 'beloved wife. You are doubt- less comforted by the assure/nce that she is nofw with her Redeemer whose presence enabled her to exclaim "I kn-ow He is able to keep that which I have committed' to Him." We while conscious that you, and other uear and dear ones, realize fl Efeat vacancy ln heart and home rejoice that your loss is her gain. We hereby convey to you the hearciest sympaithy of all your brother Foresters and trust that as the days go by more and more you may say “He doeth all things well." May your mother- less babe be spared to attain woman- hood and evsn` now somewhat fill

tion of your into partner. _

(Pat. pleaeecopy.) ‘ ' "

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_ The reputation of Siewarfs

Bread

Has been honestly

earned. I °Quality, cleanliness and skill in manufacture have made the name a household word.

Telephone 2| |

D. Stewart ECLIPSE BAKERY

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pile? _'_I‘<;;_rr_c_»_y_M}_s_=:__§»ei_1,;;1_<;;_°;. 0________ to several t__p_________h_c____ ______< Please lic.ir_ iii mind that the ties offered :ue all fifty and sixty cent

vlllhn\ip?n; Fr Press. Feh. zcth, 1969. ""8 “"3 following notice is _repeatom 5.joocls-- -every one is n bargain of a very notable sort

____ _The following clipping is taken from

C _ J R id_ I pd t ,_ The Chelsea Gazette Mass., of March __

dsnfpbr tigsmerfeidewrfokihg buéhfgghy *ill* “md MP- BW' "°l}’"°d t° is “U f you want °"y""but hurry'

now engaged ,,e_n0Bt,,,g the ,_,.t,.a,nded‘known in this Province which he .. r _

steamer Turret Ben ca thu P E _ visited each summer and has m-any

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land coast. was one of the Pmsed- relativeg hen".-Onuediah Rich 8. Pm `_`_`_”"“°"°”" "'

mincnt and highl estfeeniod ci‘JiLen. _-~~ - ,s ' _ ~-r~- - v "` “"“"~“=“-`-~`-- ~ --“ r- -=-~:¢-.-_;- x of this city may suddenly at his ANNOUNCLMENTS' ' ~.~fii‘==. - ’ place gl business on Long Wharf, Bos- ton, Tuesday afternoon. He was ap-

tug James Reid and several others pflrenuy in the best 0! health when

f Irelamd bound for Liver ool I

[lay

I Procession

a,uouf.| 3 o’clock'ln the afternoon

to be for the purpose of purchaslng_h;i_?_ie“;_,,t°to Utiznnzofinggg iel; irglie' 'mother tug or ordering one fromll)/Ir flich was born in Boston inp1836'

the smpyards'_st' _`_I_ohu Telegraph' Vibe son of Obediah Rich s. well knowil

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hi ersmith that time. In his _younger years he followed the sea, his voyages takilng him to the W-est Indies and the west African coast. He left the sea to take a position with Franklin Snow one ofthe plon- eor fish merchants of Boston. Some 25 years ago he became associated with E. T. Russell &‘ Co., large fish jobbefrs, and asa salesman covered tlia New England coast, the Pro- vinces, Newfoundland, also wont to Ireland and the continent. He was with this concern all the time of his

_,ohh Cowam of Murray Hm_.u0,__, death. Mr. Rich took an active in-

terest in city affairs and was honored by his fellow citizens' in. 'bein elected

The followilll' kind eillfassions have A g

a member ofthe Common Council and the Board of Alderman serving two years in each body. Previous to the fire he resided' for 22 years at 133

brother Forester Mcximou Sh,,,w_;Shurtlefl street, and succeeding it he

liven in Everett until a few weeks ago when he took up his residence at 59 Bellingham street where he had just become pleasantly settled. The sterling qualities of Mr. Rich, his aflahillty and kind words for every one won for him a host of friends who sincerely mourn his loss. He is survived by a widow and one son, Aquila Rich of this city, three: sisters Mrs. Joshua Reynolds and Mrs. James Emery of Brooklyn, N Y., Mrs. Frank Wheelock of Washington, D. C., and one brother, Aquila Rich of Phllad'el'phla.

Sl Palrick’s

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See samples of pic-

tures taken,in our win- dow.

Printed onPost

Cards

5 cents each

Leave your order at

once and have them printed with the others. 1

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Mail orders are being promplly filled--~Gef your order 'in'-if '

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*The W. C. T. U. will meet today at 3.30. Mrs. Ncwsun will conldiicél ii. Mothers 'meeting All nieuilicrs and friends should be there.

'A concert and pie social will he licld in Orwell Cove hall on Tuesday even- ing, March 23rd. Proceeds in aid of St. Andrews church, Orwell. Enter- fuinlnent at 8 o’clock sharp. 3-l9d3i.

*St. Lawrence Lodge, I. 0. (). l<‘., No. 8, meets ton-iyglit ut eight <i'clock. Third degree.

‘Attention is called to the ml nuc- tilon sale of stork at. Diugwcll Jen- klna's Seal River, which appears in this issue.

VOICE SPECIALIST.-Prof. H. 'A.. Tanton teacher of voice culture, piano and organ. Voice culture a specialty. Studio Greet George Street.

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The first display of new straw

shapes in Charlottetown. Large "Lampshade" models and small- er and more conservative shapes at Stanley Bros. 3-22cl3l.

`:Smoked Digby Herring at Beer dz 0f1'| 3-19d3l.

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:host Saturday evening, n necklace of amber heads. Finder report to this nmcg, 3-22llll.

Pure

U Olive

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Imported :lircct from

France -- Gunraii tced by French and Canadian Governiiieut Analysts as being absolutely pure for niedicial and table

use it is unequalled Price 30 & 50 a bottle.

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A. .Wa|b\1T\_l-lil, B.A.E~ D- SM' 5h;W

Warburton Q Shaw”

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at $5.00 $5.75 $6.50 $7.50 $9.00 up to $35.00 each. No better goods on ghg

_ market, and “Markright” prices are th:

lowest.

MARK WRIGHT

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lts Income, Assets and Insurai1i:e...in force every five years, is thc record of that good, old, Pmsperous and Progressive Life Co, the Sun Life-See

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E. R. :B1=e_ovv. -Ziff

Charlottetown. Manager for P. E. I; -‘

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PIANUS and OKGANS and f

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SEWING MACHINES A .

When you undertake to buy a Piano or an organ or a swing Machine y-Qu_want_to be absolutely sure that you are getting the best possible value fo_r yollf Il101l¢y- _

A good reliable instrument will last for the remainder of

your lifetime . _ _ _ _

One of the other kind will make you sorry that it got into

your home. _

We carry an immense variety of the very best makes, We would like to show you how easy it is to buy and how

simple it is lo pay for a really good instrument that wili|give

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