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thought uppermost in our mindswhen we selected our ex- tensive lirie of Spring

| hats: was to assemble in one

display an exhibition oi styles so complete in variety, so dis- tinctive in character and so faultiess in q uaiity that we

:_ could say to our customers- . Come, we offer you everything

that is new, high-class and

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he idgeal, we believe We h ve ._ succeeded and we await y ur - in verdict with interest. Come in

Weill hat you RIGHT.

“Ci1risty’s” London Hats _ . .... .. _ _ . .i{>,i.oo$2.oo1f»3.oo “Scott” London Hats . . . . . .

_ . _ . .$54.00 and $55.00

Hawes’ New York Hats . .

.$3.00

Stetscn‘s American Hats .I

........$5.co

Choice Assortment of l.at‘est Designs in

Men’s Neckwear

Beautiful rich _ _ " _ , \

~~silk tiei entirely " '///» `

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"new cnlorings and $".‘li~> I ° fabrics, Derbys or g_ _ 4 - " Four - iii ~ hands. i i/"l§ Flowing ends sir .i_:_

iiigs,Bows etc. 1 .` l

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25C, 35c, 5o<‘, fnc,

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- \` ".1" tilt'-.Q 21' Largest vuic _v ‘ ' ‘ ‘ .

of handsome l\et'k- \ _,#5 ties ever gatli-red ,_- __ into one store. 0’ '~ ‘Qi -1""-" `*' ‘ `

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Beautiful qualities and the best money "value f r

fresh, uc ". up-to-date iieckwear in the City-

' Umbrellas From the Best Makers 1

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The shower season is with us-can’t tell when the

next one is due. The best way is to expect the un-

expeciiul and \

Have Your Umbrella _ C HandY = a

If i‘s lost or stolen we’ie here to°help you out- ‘ '

Umbrellas of all Sorts

Gloria. Serge. Taffeta, etc, S'eel Frames. *md* by

the co\_1ntry'l best umbrella makers.

Umbrella; ge 75c 85: up to $2.00 for business. _ _- Uir.i_>iellas$z.oo, 52.5° “P f° $445() f°f ENS* ‘°-- l f

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_ Y P 0 that time; the locks are still in good

`of preservation, considering their age

(THE i0UEEN’S COUN`IY_ ,GUARDIAN

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Head Offices in New Prowse Block--~Chlr|otteiown.

Newt. Lee, the well known livery-

of very handsomely matched mottled irrey horses, to be used for weddings and other special occasions. Mr. Lee secured this fine span from parties in P.E.Islnnd.

The Guardian is in receipt of a let~

|ter from a gentleman in Deep River, Conn., who has in reading about this Province, become most interested and intends visiting here with his wife during the coming summer. He in greatly interested in fishing and shooting and asks for informatvon re- garding the topography, climate. commodites, price of real estate etc.,

H. B. Ritchie, commission merch-

ant, 216 State street,Bosr.on. who has been doing business for some years past with shippers of_canned lobsters and salt mackerel in' this Province is desirous of receiving fur- ther shipments; and as the lobster season has just opened exporters who want asure market for their good; are asked to write Mr. Ritchie who will promptly answer and send thern market reports.

A carload of "beef" cattle consign-

Iea to tiP.m.1siumi denier an-ivea in Picton last Monday. The consignee wus on hand to have n look at the "choice, young cattle," his telegra- phir order called for. He found few loi_ them, if any, up to the mark. (They were old and far from what he *expected in return for good money. iHe thereupon wired the shippers that the lot-some twenty head--were here nt their expense, that he would not ‘take delivery of them. The railway authorities had, therefore, to tlnd suitable quurterii for the cattle,pend- ing a move by the owners.

A large number of friends and

neighbors assembled at the home of T. Henry and Mrs. Duncan, Central Royalty this week to bid them fare- well prior to their departure next week for Alberta. They were present- ed with a handsome parlor, clock and address read_by_ T. P. Cullen. The address which was couched in splen- did language, expressed the general regret felt at the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan from the Island, but congratulating the West on gaining such estimablc people. The address was signed by John B. Roper, James F. Roper, George Younker, T. P. Cullen. John I. Wood, Miller Mathie- son, Silas Prowse and Roderick Matheson. Mr. Duncan replied' in suitable terms. Refreshments were served bythe ladies and a very pleasant social evening was spent.

When Wolfe lay fatally wounded on

the Plains of Abraham and the battle light in the eyes that looked upon the victory through the mists of death was fast fading away, there stood by his side, supporting him, an oflicer whom the dying General esteemed as

in brother. Bravely had he foughlt on

that eventful day. This oiilcer was Major Samuel Holland, a gallant

soldier, a gentleman of liberal educa-

gtion and courtly manners an ancesrtorl . _

' tic stroke and on March the 15th

gtrifflg I?]‘;1¢,';l;% ‘$553 xggsenliwegigiiiassed peacefully away sustained by 'Holland received his military sauce-;‘_h° dofffsilaft. §°P;~ .t'“t‘§§§&‘ wtf); tion in England, where he was horn. |‘“nce n 7 B S S ° ep I

and at an early nge entered the army| as lieutenant in the artilier -.

1756 he was promoted to captaincyp and in the following year' was ap-| pointed side de camp to General

Wolfe. He was at the battle and

scige bf Louisburg and entrusted with the attack on the Western Gate,when| it surrendered. He was also at the battle of Beauport, as well as at t.he‘ subsequent battle at Quebec. On the

day of the later conquest, he was] presented by General Wolfe with a pair of pistols, on the barrels of; which were the words: "The gift of Major General Wolfe to Captain Sam-i uel Holland, 1759. These pistols re- mained in the Holland family for s number of years, but through mar-| riage`they passed into other hands! and are now in possession of Mrs.| James E. Walsh, oi Charlottetown. The barrels of the, pistol are about' ten inches in length, and the butts are heavily mounted, so that* after! discharge they could be eifectiiie as‘ clubs when held by the barrel end.i The are of the ilintlock attern f

working order and the weapons, _on the whole, are in an excellent state

Each pistol has its ramrod with the screw attached for witbdrawingthe load, and the case contains compart- ments for holding iiint, etc. “Bar- her," presumably the -if the

on the pis- thcm has

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No elaborate carv- wbich are evi-

t as or-

coming lu- they _were

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Snappy Snaps

A ginger snap is no good

' unless it is snappy. That is the kind we sell.

_, Always fresh and

‘ t ECLIPSE BAKER7

i Lyman Cox and Mrs, Cox have re- turned to Truro from is visit tn

‘Halifax i Harrison Villet, Hampton spent Easter in Victoria the guest of his friend Rex Lea.

Paton & Co'_s Limerick ad will ap-

pear ali this week in the Rural Daily and not in The Morning Daily as stated yesterday.

It is rumored that R. McNeill of

Tyne Valley is. about to buy a sch- 'ooner to trade between Ferry Wharf, Grand River and Nova Scotia ports.

The schooner Barah A. Townsend,

all of which is being forwarded. _,C_apt. Garnier, cleared on Saturday

‘from Sydney for Charlottetown, P.- E. I., with 257 tons of coal. Will load return cargo of produce.

A. J. MacNevin, Argyle Shore has

gone to Halifax where he has secur- ed a prohtable position. Mr. Mae- Nevin will be much missed by his many friends in Argyle Shore.

The Guardian understands that the

-temperance people have arrang- ed to obtain e. verbatim copy for publication of all the evidence in the case of Jenkins vs. Dr. R. McNeill.

The regular monthly meeting of

'Court Crapaudf No; 580 C.-0. F. will ‘be held in their hall at Hampton on iSnturdny evening, April 25th. All 'members requested to attend. Im- iportant. business. '

In connection with the Provincial

Exhibition this year there will be two days horse racing. Three classes lwill be stake classes, purses being: 3.year~old and under, trot stake, `$200, 2,35 trot stake, $200; 2.25 trot and pacestake, $300.

The S. S. Northumberland arrived

_shortly hefono seven last evening rom Picton. She had a. pleasant trip over and brought four passengers among them being Miss Carver, of Pownal, returning from a three Week visit to St. John N. B.

Joseph McIntyre of Bayside, Lot

14 has left for his home ontthe Rosebank farm, Southport. Be ore _his departure he was waited on by a committee of his neighbors and Ipresented with an addfess expressing 'good wishes for success in his new home. Mrs. McIntyre who is the sister _ of Sixtus McLellan of Char- lottetown is deservedly popular with lnll classes in Lot 14 and carries with her the best wishes of everybody. §Mr. Mclntyre sold his farm of 100 lacres to James McIuyre,for the sum of $3,550.00.

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Death gathered home recently a

‘very old, wiell lrpown lizindxihighgy' esteemed resi ent o Litte ver n the person of Mrs. John Morrow. She was born at Rollo Bay in 1821, and had therefore reached the vena rable age of eighty-seven years. Notwithstanding her extreme age she has been quite well and active, un- til a. few months before death, when she was stricken down with paraly-

events in the world about her, a quiet intelligent companionable old

ini; some time on the Continesiitéerlvnimdy hommd and r°Bpe°"éd by every'

one and loved by a Large circle of relatives and friends. Three daught- ers and two sons are left to cherish her memory. The funeral on Tues- day was 'largely attended. The pall bearers were her six grand-sons Wesley and Wellington Keele, James Dingwell, John Morrow, Jack and Charlie McKie.

James N. Content of New Rochelle, who-died recently at the advanced- age of S4, willed his drug store which he had conducted for' more than fifty years, to his clerks. FTM' cis C. Bone and William R. Carter,- ior “faithful and conscientious ser- vice." Mr. Bone had been in Mr. Constant's employ for 22 years and Mr. Carter 12 years. Both clerks were graduates of the Ontario Col- lege of Pharmacy; Mr. Carter, who graduated in 1893, was a class-mate of R. M. Johnson, Phm. B. of the tlrmrof Johnson & .Johnson Druggists of this City, and both were assistants to Dean Heebner in the Pharmaceu- tical Laboratory during the term. The six assistants, with Prof. Hrieliner, ~ had -a group taken this group showing the picture of Mr. Carter, the fortunate clarlr,‘is,now on exhibition in Johnson & Johnson's show window. Mr. Carter's share will be about 3100.000.

NEVER PARE A CORN.

It's a sure way to get blood D01!- oning. Use Putnam's Corn Extrac- tor. . It's safe, painless and sure to cure in a. day. 1

Newbro’s I Herpicide

which the heir will grow as nature intended, excebi in

cuseofincureblebaldness. r _ _

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time the goods will please you that we recommend your ordériug“whl¥ 2911 W¢_’-fi “U4 if not suiiab-e you mav return at our expense. _ ‘ ,

_ For apurchase of five dollars in thisline we will prepay expreesorfr_eight41llYW\,l¢Y~' 'U fi#-H'.,’l-'~'4’."\.

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shipment of fine all wool`Veneiiea

made by a noted German weaver

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fabric is all wool, is

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width follow

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navy. iight navy. garnet

and dove grey_._:_‘;_ g_@.,._:'- _ _ _ ,. -_- ;,_.. rreseigut. ,asv l"1=ziw¢of;‘=vaug.~wi\\d¢p_ *aw the

fabric is,r_,vue___ tli_at_I:;ii_i__._i|_;akf:_ up _ap .-. dl'lP¢1_ » `Undtt:42rdil!_U,\'V‘¢1¥‘°unistance$ we would havegtosell the -ling fgr 80 Q¢p|*5 .nd 3.! ll PTICE If W\)\1id bg We

excepzional vslue.Wh1 eit lasts. . . . . . . . . . . . i. .’..6_ c ¢¢~ e -suseIseeooa»e~e¢|»»6»sov»ue'¢ooe»Thi_ I __

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IN sending for samples please use the following form. _ _ 5 . .- - _» .

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- Seems as though ever boy snll girl in toivn.ie ' interested i_i| the Nazareth Weis! sketching Contest. If youiiuu'z l_:i\o_w about-ii stop at the l.sdies'uader wear counter for full particulars. There isa first prize valued at $‘5o.oo for the young artist sub milling the liesisketch of the Nazareth Waist. ami

other prizes i'orever_\'one else,

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This mail order department of ours is serving more people every dlly--J`f°.Ul _9°@ .°_3if¢m!§3l < -

P. E. l. _to the other 1people are finrllngxthntno outside mail order house can do better lhafi ,W_§~<:_\9D¢ of our latest mail on ers was from a lat y within ten miles of S! john. _ _- _. ,_ .~ \. <,» »‘. ¢\-1 Q

5000 Prizes _ _ " ` to the Children?-'___1

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`*~~ ‘ \ _ -_,_ Artistic, tbeeuiifol, { /f _ B ~~wail'decorai|ons . ‘-_-._;.,~

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' , e cor ia y=»’i'_ _te y Lib’-. " _' *fan *"\us|1eeI"_‘ `“

" _ 'I ~, / »the nrtl-tio ‘andibehotifdlrliiies “'-their

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ll I \ comp_relierisive_` this' season our ‘range 'is'.‘ibao_iube§y I f' W _ beyond ~ competition, .`Aad thenl- again,

~ artistic decoratlom roar _so little heres on. account

,) ., . ~ _ our direct purcha.sing_from the .makers, ov ...x-*~`_» *"* ‘/ _ _ No _money expended. for home surroundings will `

*_ _ ____ produce _ haf the results that an inveshientrla

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approprate wall decorations will bring yon. ' - ", _

Papers for _Pa `rs for _,_"'- .$2 fy] Papers,fo'r g " ' ` ' `

_ Kitch ns Bedifooms _ Dining Rooms : ‘ ~

Papers for Papers for “"- '_'_“' Papers for- - _ _ ` "5 Hall' moming room, . -1.-:es 10"# ‘~ " Eveiy 'nobm"','.'i, ,'

Direct froiu best makers in France :,: - - *_ _ ' _ . "" ' The United Staieemcl Canada -: _ ' ~ _ ' ‘ .' ,‘ `

Lace Clirtains,'Curtain Materia's, A_ri sateens, ___fl‘_ab_'_e_

kins, Towels, carried in .this dv_.~pdrt`iiient,' fi`n°est range in

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~'Be\:ee~B'ed Bread.

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“The Mah” Razor

.From experience we con- sider this the most perfect

rpzor. Shavcs easy and c can. _

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Other razors ii ‘£0.05 5°

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