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S MA snort synopsis oi miie-,progroni to C_nov_Ya. oi gcioogowf n C A

given at New Wonderland tonight, _will assist Il.e'v_ Geo. E. Ilosi-i at thel _i

. _ <1 - ,_ will be found in the reader on pagevservics in Zlon'Chui'ch tomorrow

Head Offices in New Prowse Block---Charlottetown. "°"°° ”‘°"“”

Mrs. George Mutcart Union Corner .___` “<1 °0“Si<lf=FHbl'y improved. from Lunteni»;i`{‘g_ Marzohloster ini:

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is reported ul' yef,§£er]?i(;_§_w;,ll&)’mv§‘if1(;fti:; arrived hmm The Euster Festival music will balw- P@"`)' are l'0'~ll lilillllnl-7 Ht DWP

Aloxandelh Wogd, Tryon, was in me ___ {;‘De\z;t€d(`t.]omc;lrro£ldvi, inBt{he Flrst M1e_ Water. city yester ay. New wood ri ii t i hires f ~ -' ‘_"‘ S ' ‘"° » ‘S _ °"“‘”S S00 . - _ . =

____ its Sawrda; ;,:ni,,;nri80rt_ 8 mor ,lwill be "The Ilesurrectiou morn" by Rev; ,G'(“', w“u“" ,r“ct°l` bt' _=

Mrs R U G0" and Mm I w A }¢,,dm,y_ Johns bhiirci, Lunenburg, Mis. Wal-

' ' ' ' " g mormnk lis,1Miss’I~lhi}w'ieywapid fi/llrs. Millediglp, l

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"“" ‘° I M “ii Rev. Mr. Archibald will fill Mr ...__ ,representatives in this City and- _Pro~ll5vf;Ial;Jlli1E. air; -_‘Z-:11akini;i;m i\;or'i:;)v:ise.Pr; MacLeod's appointments gt- Nei. Mil Buelali Wellner and Miss v‘"°° lf" _tha popuh" D°"“m°“ At' vmce_ " Glasgow and Wheatley Rivm-_ Annie McPherson, City, are making lanuc Runway' _._

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- The friends of Cyrus /Morris of this The following shipping news from _ ~. 5" ‘ ik

'riie hint nun first oi an ir. B. Armour. Aiiioi-ion. mi roster- “ly wi". °° "‘°“”"d_ ‘°’°’“"*‘ *lm* H‘%'_”f“‘ ‘"“ "°.‘"““"'*%““g' Th” B°“'_ ‘ ‘ l .-__ ' _ _ _ -

o 1 day for the mainland his condition last evening was report- avista arrived in Halifax Wednesday ., / Y I

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Archibald, City, left yesterday un 3' The tide- will be hi li this

ro 'nd trip oy the Minto. the vis-t, r h -- -5

one s ,Rosa a grand mnweu to_ _1 ‘Il Trlie attendance atlrlew Wondcrlanfli yegzlgsrfy were ilprs irlohtneisi um. New woowrioofi on-nnoiy nov rs. winiioui or sr. siooiion. all evening was Moaacrgetiias mill' “Mi D“‘“°‘ M°C"°“°’~ "'°“‘“g“°~ A" ‘3°°°".?_¥' U10' PW‘°°¢S° of all who N_B. 'wen known in this Province, 9”- °vt°,fy°”e,“pp°f,f `°r°“g ,Y Stirling McKay. Simmierside; Mr. love good miusic, and it surol-yinlways could not mile his 5¢»r\»;¢es ‘last weak fnwyl Gmac, vw' de P." °r,'"‘““°° l"“` Hogan, St. John. Among the visi- has it. _ on account of mme” C eau' splcy' an mlgma thr°“`gh` tors Thursday were James Stewart

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I Now andget 'W/1~‘~'ia'fl“~ lt ere

There s reason for doing both-first the soonei

you buy your SPRING HAT the more service vou re going to get out of it-and if you buy from us you ll have triple the assortment to choose from that ou,ll find anywhere else

Derbies and soft hats in all the prevailing shapes

and colors

$l00 $125 $150 $200$2.50,upio$5(0

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Smart Clothes

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Smart Dressers

l`l1e man wlio is swayed

by style finds his greatest

l exactions relized in our

.., clnthiiig, the man with ‘ff§":' whom fit is the print of

determination can `be no better fitted than we fit

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quality finds 0ur_cl0thiug possessingsurpassiugjworth.

We ask comparative consideration for our

$15 suits with others at $18 and $20.00. We wouldn’ urge it if we were not certain. Every pattern in all the great variety of suits and top coats at $15.00 is an exclusive one. Not a garment that d0€S _U0f bear the tell tale points of expert tailoring. l,___,,,,_,;

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Boys cioihiog

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to his dress, right here, read _

to wogrofe the clothes, to satisfy i, \, V

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The Minto arrived in this port y

clude four hundred bags potatoes for tara,” mm-mug dt tm thu-ty “lt lB0ston, one car potatoes for Halifax twenty (we pashengerb The cargo

,three cars oats for Pictou, four ears lncluded two mr, beedg two cal-

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lmixed freight and one horse for the flour and 8, large anmunn gf mued mainland

freight The Stanley got. into port

"'“° lon the previous night shortly before

The warmest l¢l!I\"lP0¥`&llUle F0E1Sfe\"~‘\'l lten, although it was unilcrstood‘ she

yesterday was thirty six degweis had laid to for the night as inadvor above zero, at nine a m it stood at tantly reported

thirty two aqove and at nine p m, --

lthirty two above also The coldest

recorded the previous night was thir er Wasls, has returned fiom North V tv-one above sydney He went on the ore laden

'i' steamer Wedagesk as pilot For some

ne” A B Wade arrived ll? l-h0‘days he was unable to make ort

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Captain John Ititccy, of the steam

count of the ice, but he finally sue

has been engaged in evangelistic work lce

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_ The liulicll lion on Charloffefowda Buaieaf Sire

Saturday, April, l7th, |909

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I0 Remnants of “all over” lace Yoke length in cach=Choosc l9c 7

If you want a litt'c piece of “all over" to finish a wash gown a dress of

any sort it will pay you to look these goods over. In the lot of remnants that

f vie have picked up there are many different sorts of lace, white, cream, and ecru.

There is a variety of designs, and each remnant contains just enough for yoke and collar. The laces are such :is would sell at 55c to $1.25 per yard in the

ordinary way, so you will understand that this is a bargain worth lookinginto when we say, eacl1......_. . .. C

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Cheapest way to own lace curtains' I

will laoor for the Christian Church W

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Tomorrow evening Central

hich is ready tosnil nt once fo

y y Star The

asis is well known among shippers this Province

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boat yesterday from St John at

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Christian Church ltev .I F Floyd' luill preach the eleventh sermon nih

, or engines put in position and she is

l;'3iJ;cetri‘f6lnl;lr§l;§3]gBl£)£; I€l“:`;l§;0;l$‘ ngw ready to 8a'l on her first trip to

and true Calvary This will be next L'

,to the closing wrmon In the heu%l|liind ports Her first trip to be miado

»mi ii 1 fri t »- “ lthtlnglongbove one 0 1° mob *nur calls being made .it Port Hastings,

flarboi Bouche, and one or two other

Coiiiplaints reach this oflico from slag; The regular ports of mu Wm

'persons who have occasion to tiaveiipo

by tho Spring Park Road between

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Boyle's Tannery und~ James Trailnor’s ll( ‘I‘liey repoit it full of holes, covered M \\i|i stones, and in an unsafe coiidi- to tion for traffic It cannot be attend ,,¢ el to too quickly. 1,0

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not forgetting the fine prolziimi f moving pittuics diow full liriusos ul |l‘|~

Iilllilht music spicy lotnl hits and uno ,I8 singing kept thc aiidicnu. in niirLli‘gi'

iuiroiighoiit. The cornct music ani 'und sisters :-Speech by W. P. Iiro.

fine illriatviited song were features of 1-

tlie evening. p lcitntimi, Sis. Hattie Iiinl.1' Solo, Bro.

i-. .I. I. Sellars (encoreill Ilecitation

’I‘lic stcumer Lady- Sybil went; oi Sl

"thc slip yci-itcriluy. The Lady §y|»,l1 is ,l)ialii;:iic, Sisters licrtriulc ltaicklraiis, abouu to be tmnslepred to the piC_ Sadie (lraswcll Ethel Sellars and

tmi-Soiiris-Magdalen service. The con- Bl'

ontiugiie and (`uril»i:.m ’l‘hc calls

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The exceptionally clever vaudeville, 8

Wheatley Division, of the Soils. 1

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tlw Upeiii Ilousc lust evening ii the New (ilasgriw Division on Mulch

Tlic steamer Strathlornc has had

pe Breton and Prince Edward l~,

Monday, will be a special one,

t. Hastings, Harbor Bouchc

rt Hood, Mahon, Inverness (landed Mahon), Margarcc, Eastern Hlai ir, Souris, P E I (lcorgetimii

all but the lost thiec places will imvii-e weekly The last three rts will be visited fornightly- ifax Herald

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nipciancc aid i finli~1u.il \i=~|i. in

tli_ 'l‘lie fo! owing cxicllcut pro- wm was rendered by the hrotlic-rs

li. Stevenson; Chorus iilioii", lic-

l.|lli\ Stevenson, Chorus, Choir

os. George Matheson and Milton

tract for the mall gel-vice is now held. Rucklmnr Instrumental music, Sis.

hy Mr. McClure. of Picton, who islb," ely to purchase the steamer mit- ll”

rii.:ht._ Mr. McClure is in the city per- Bros' ul Urge Mmhmon and Milton

fevtinl.; arranlgements for the transfer Du

‘ tude Ihackhamv Dialogue, Sisters

The Specml Ev li tl. _ _ _,i Ethel bellurs and ‘Sadie L.rus\vell‘

ltlin Y. M. (I. A.“Eggi>l~i‘l?\vs?&\tbll'€l,oivll ‘S010 auf! chorus uw' J' I' Sena” at '<l.4.», and the alter church services "ml chmr'

iii the cvcninl: ure open to all. Rev.

A_ _]_ Mcheody evangelist’ will give Iii cvilcbrutiiillz' the forty-sixth ri -

the addresses. The orchestra will play "lv

ln the nftmfnnun and Miss Hunterlsion of _T. a grand cnbei‘tai'niment will sing. In the even-ing Prof. Hiaw-.W“5 ¢>'W°” in the hall at that lac

icy will give special music. 'On

g _ clioir, with Miss-Edna Stevenson pro-

] A surprise party was given John siding ut the organ, rendered some and lvlrS_ Dewar, Ottawa’ recently in excellent selections. The following is

honor of their twentieth wedding an- me

niversity. The guests, after indulging* Smlgi Ad‘l""sS "Y Chairman Bm- in music and games, which were cn~'W""_ 1'“"‘l» M' L' A" Rccmluoni juycd by nu, purtook of ,.cf,_eshmcn,ts’ Sadie Stevenson, (cncored); Solo, E.

scrvedln the hostesses best style. _E-

Miss M. Dewar of Ottawa was one of fslml , _ the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Dewar ha.ve]Me1vyn McLeod' Elsie Laird' M“¥7g1_"‘ many relatives in this Province who Swvenson' and Leander Smlthl'R°°1`l

tender them their congratulations. t“_l'l°n' L°t'lfie,H°“Sl'°“3` SUM' MB‘sl“" si

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Now Glasgow Division s. oi T. in-$1011. Sydney Bfqwv: Instrumental

stalled the following officers on mUSlC» RUU1 DiCkl€S0ll§ R0CiU1T-i011.

April Bth Bro. DeVitt Brown W. P. 11111

die Craswell (encoi'o1i~) Solo, bis.

Scllars, (encored) Rccita/tion

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ct Sisters Ethel Sellars and Ge'r

cl'sui'y of the New Glasgow Divi-

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Saturday evening, April 3rd. The

program: Chorus-The Workers

McKay; Rocitation, Evelyn Steven-

Dialogiic, Very Bashful, Mrs.

hard Dickieson, encored; Recita-

u Pnrkman; Solo Capt. Jeremiah

Sis., Edna Stevenson, W. 'A_ Sig,,‘Do'ucette, encored; Hdcitation, DeWitt,w

Margairet Stevenson, R. S. Sis. Mayllirown; Recitation, Albert ll. Park-

McKerizie, A. R. lf, Sis.‘Evu`\ Hous-lmao; Chorus, Ring it out. Befororamllty and cm-e_ I ton, In S. Bro. flecil La-ird, Trees., concluding the entertainment, the Sis. Edna G. Stevenson, Con., Sis.lp1easiiig iiraiua, Out in the Streets, l.u-lu Parkman, A. C., Sis. An1iie,wm; ably pcrfoinied, by the following Murph-Y, Chdploillz BYU- ATl~`h1l\° Som- characters: Leander Smith--Colonel

ple, Q. S., Bro. How ri P k

Ifroin this City, this morning willl in- - » ~ es.

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l_ _ _ 4 ' eiled in geuting her there. He has ;

_,', 3ll,\l‘ im NOVU Swtla *Wd New Bmnswicklnou' taken charge of his own nboamer, (lf, i _ [during the last six months. I-Ieiw ~ - ' r

' ~~ 'goes to Montague toil-ay where hslN rth S dm, __S;_ _john _ l

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ls to buy curtain laces-and make up

The values that we are offering in curtain laces really are well worthy

of attention at any time, much more in the midst of the liousecleaning days. Direct from the makers in thc old country these came a few days ago, fresh, dainty handsome designs. The laces are well made, durable and wide.

Sic |0c l4c l7c 20c 25c 3Zc

That means that for the best of these mentioned above you will only

have to pay 2.24 for zi pair of curtains, 3 I-2 yds to each curtain. And the curtain you will thus obtain is equal to any $3.00 curtain, even at our own low prices.

"\' And tlicn u c have lots of other prices besides those above.

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We have more olihose great value 69 i

_ Soft Front Shirts you bought at C

5- That is, you bouglii tlicin at sixty nine ceuis if you lnniglil iliuiu hci-c

Thcy arc regular S5 cciii values iii thc rcfiilar wa ' ' l l

stores sell for $1.00. ,

_ We are in a position to buy these cheaply, and we _give you the benefit. ,'

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Cuorgc lVllil'l‘lS iif ll/lf.. /\lllS0ll ('iil- loglt Suckvillc, is visiting his homo in this CitY-

Mp Hogan, the well-known liorsc

buyer of St. John, crossed by the “into to this City yesterday.

A. B. Warburton and Ii. l~l_ l"roWS0.

leave this city this morning hy. the Min_to, cn route to Ottawa.

The lecture in Grace (lliiircli lust.

evening, hy Dr. Ayers, was wcll\ ir’l tended. There were about aliimilrcrl views representing the educational institutions ofthe lVl`e'tl\odis'.| (‘hurch in Canada, and also tho various mis- onary agencies employed by that

church among the mixed popiilation of the Dominion. The address wins hill

of valuable information and grcwt in- '

ter:-st was shown tliioiiirhoiit the hole of the address. Walter Bourke, anaged the lantern with his usual

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/-\ll enquiries ‘for Church Pews--

,School Dcslis-L`liairS-Setter s for lHallS l

-etc, etc, to

MARK Mwnioiii"

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:Organs, gramophoncs, sewing' ma-

” , ar man’ o_ W _ Ed I St _M _ W V chines, and alll kinds of musical in-

gq B,-0_ Sidney Brown, p_ W_ p_ Eiige St;w2SE0niv;?:§uwa;§c_ 3:; struments repaired at the New Music

_._ McKmlZie__MrS~ B df 1 store, 177 Jucvn *lt A E Toofmis

Attention is directed to A. Horne &i

Co’s ad which_ appears in this issue, as the firm have ri-ow in stock some of the finest seeds procurahle. They import only-the most improved wheat nd farm seeds, as they fully realize that the 'iiest,regardlcs_s_,glibc cnsio,

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is the only kind to handle. With

Siuvenson-Minnie Bradford. Cecil Laird-Pete. DeWitt Brown-Solomon Davis. Melvyn McI_»eod~Mat Davis. ,ln (luyton Houston-Dr. Mediielil. Percy rp Dickieson-Policeman.

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th Regiment: Rifle Ass0ciatinn:--

The annual meeting will be held in ll,

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:II your sewing machine is not giv- g satisfaction, send it to A. E. oninbs, 177 Queen St., and halve lt-

put. in first class oriicr. 4-l0drlw.

»_-_ ‘Call ah the New Music Stor a

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|tlieir established reputation of thirty ifive years in business, the buying pull- lic should feel assured of satisfactiorii

The Galley Slave. Opera House.

Monday the 26th. Popular prices 25. 35, and 50 cents. Plans at usual places on Thursday. 22nd..

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We make n specially of

DOUGHN UTS at loc a dozen.

Apple Pics uc each

Mince Pies izc each Cream Pies iz and |5c each Cocoanut Pies i 5 and :oc each Dark Fruit Cake 304; Ib Sultana Cake :oc lb Nut Cake 20C lb White calle 20C lb

Bread of all kinds all fresh

and good.

Telephone 2|| D. Stewart.

he Secretary's office on Monday, i..e 'rp

+_9t_h_, instant, at 8 p_m_ 4-15d3i. __

Pure Castile y Soap ,

_lust the kind you

want for house-clean- ing. You want pure soap, and this is what we have to offer you.

20 cents per pound 7 lbs for $1.05

Buy it

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_ I e, nd ear the latest Edison records. A. E. oumhs, 177 Queen St. 4-|l0drlw_

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Olive _ Oil 1-‘

Im_ported direct from ,

France - Guaranteed by French and Canadian Government Analysts asbeing absolutely pure for medicial and table use it is iinequalled Price 30 & 50 a bottle.

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il In _\‘\\\|i'.-‘ull lu r.'i|-'v thi* lil-st viiur liriirl will N'i\il\ii'i‘.

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