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8. .1910

.. up .cr

~niv's` 1- =~,»-";f_f_i S _'run ~c`HAaL0'1°rs'rows »cu.uu>1AN* . --~-. mn~'o»n.¢. 1--~_-

ovssirs coinui cviasilf it

a spec-

gulf'

to handle

morning. at eight o'clock,

‘mlm H~ JBY. S011 of. Samuel Jay,

il.

Pllilllid. leaves this _mor

A c.. F. Davison,

...sires cisua M. s

. Mdnagfr to her home inmitglehaiiiiinltetlllix/d

Hlmvton. after a four w ks' I

lourn in DeBa.ble. 0° so

_...___ and show room _

Thi! Qutward cargo from gms cu?

. this mo i ill

d"°““d viine igiimlfifefona thx;

Hill! on the

Earl Gmy en route to Fernie, B. C. _

, ‘ - _ iKhi_md ten horses.

\, _,

f ;__.lust Arrived

The Celebrated

.t“H=\w¢S” Christy’s

r _ and

-iStetson’s ‘T it Hats

The Hats that

_ Set the Styles

'» ' We have just opened our

‘» spring shipment of the above

y -_ celebrated make of hats and it'

we invite the men folks to

/5;. .

-.4-' '

if » if ~ - .L f 1

_.___ L _'

Q1 .--drop inland see the new spring' _ ._ `

styles. There is so much that 'V ‘_ ' is ,exclusive-,dashy ,and stylish /

i that they "can - readily be 0

j"'piclced out as fashion’s favor-

, I Ourhats are always just a little better, just a

little newer, just the little something about 'them V itliat .makes this the place to buy your spring hat.Stiff

oi"`s'oftlyou will find a lot here that vfill please you exactly. Pricéd from $r.o0 to 5.00- I - ` j _

~ .,< ..' '-._ ,tip

What`abouil*y_0iirfff-itft

sprnqis .snr 'z

*irlxgzf

You are doubtlesisly thiilkiug

about it now-and if you want the.

right sort drop in 10 day and 1°°k our stock over we're proud of it---it’s

batter andl bigger than it ever was. The qualities are the sort that give that thorough satiSf_8§fl9n_ 0111)’ t°, be had in clothes that are tailored right

...stitch by stitch, iriside.__and oiitside.

specials.

"llien’s Suits at $12-75

'i~"" li; "i . ds worsteds, etc, Ulglna f1°¢sf°d°°f f““°y me ' b t 411 "riot cotton mixtures or cotton back Cl0lh» ‘1 h'Pu’f_ we

‘_ and through, weve tested t em

. _ vyvvp olfsffg _ `

f' »'f1.a..v=

tiers suis an s1»4.7_.5_

_ _ Hand tailored. With -t ,£3 _ _ F"'*“."§Z‘l‘i»fl”.Il.I.‘1."‘,l`$?2.l.. Fi-1°' HW-i=i‘_'B1i“t° " 1:: some mlihty neat in fancy W*-‘d.°' f T - ..

_-Wray, .

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no--~¢~x'.»

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jnétfnow we are Sliowing two '

stuck, NAB, . ' » _ ' V '

'Horace Haslafrd, City, has an ed- of much intarcstfin this issue which should be read -by all.

The Rev Dr) Johnson is much` im- proved in health and will return this week to take UD lids editorial wurk.- Wesleyan.

Prst.t's Astral kerosene oil is sold

hy Jenkins, 'iiho grocer, particul-ars of which appears in his ad on page seven of this issue.

Bradford Bernard of Charlottetown, has taken a position in the Bank of V Nova Scotia at Newcastle, N. B., says the Sn.. John Telegraph.

Any city girl with a, lair education,

who desires to learn type setting, should call at the Guardian office be- tween eight and ten this morning.

In n hockey match played recently

in the Arena Rink between the Mc- Kay' House and the Dirily House the former were victorious by a. score of six to three.

Alfonso K. McNeill,” Alexandria,

Lot 49, left recently for Govan, Bank, taking with him a large ship- ment of horses and household effects for his ranch in the west.

The Rav Dr G. M. Campbell of the B. do F. Bible Society was ln lluli- fax last week in connection with the societies affairs. He returned tn Bt John on Friday. Dr Campbell preached in Sussex recently.

Before `John A. McDonald, Btipen-

diary Magistrate for Quecn's County yesterday: the Prohibition case aga- inst John A. Crokcn, of Emerald and the assault case of McQuarrie vs McQun.rrie of Rice Point were dis- missed. 1

Tom and Mrs Davies arrived .in

,town last Monday from their wedding trip and are spending a few days with Mrs Davies' pa.rents.Mr and Mrs Hay- cook. and laber will bc the guests of Sir .lxvuis and Lady Da.vies.-<01-tawa Exchange.

The Earl Grey arrived in this City at 10.15 yesterday morning ‘bringing seven passengers, five cars of way_ freight and ninety bags mail. The Minto crossed from Georgetown to Picton arriving at thclatter port. at nine fifty with six passengers.

_Edward Foley, South Shore, lost ri valuable horse while crossing the North River ice from Charlofttctowu Sill-llrdhy. In the spot. where Foley lost his horse two parties broke through several hours previous to the time he crossed »and had mum difficulty in saving _their animalsl

A Rustico correspondent u rites that

Mrs Artcmns Rolllngs has retuium from a visit to North Rustltxb eller spending s week with frienis.-~l\iu~s Lottie Houston is visiting Airs John Murray, St_ Eleanors.-J. N. McCou- brey has purchased n hue hlctllll city. -Miss Jennie Matheson, teacher, ig giving entire satisfaction.

At the Police Court! in this (lity

yesterday the prohibition case nf gainst Roy Esaory was further aid-_ journed until Wednesday morning a-1; eleven o'clock. William Power and Ed Hiennessey, who were nrrestod' Sunday morning for creating a dis#-_ turbnmce on Richrn_on_d Street. _ were mlsofv. .i-,amanded._ 'until Wednes/day` niorning at _ten .o'clock,. »- _ __

On sabbath. last in the Methodist

_Clrurch at...Yor_lr.g large congregatflon, assembl_ed_' ftp listen, _tothe Rev Mr lii0_rBB\l_. .5 a returned missionary from `China..~.».nd-J. F. Wbear, Postmaster of 0l\‘arlc¢tltetown, in the interests of the Layimcn’s Missionary Mlovcment. _'Phe audience was greatly lntcmested andprotltcd by the addresses. A lib- eral oflerimg was made for the gener- al missionary fund. The choir did ox- cellent service. The pastor ofthe churclr presided.

At the close of the regular service

in the Methodist church in Hampton, N. B., last Sunday evening, a_ three- quarters of an hour song- service was held under the leadership of R. A. March, assisted by the ‘full choir. The solos were sung by Mr Mt-irch,and the solo parts by the choir, the people joining freely in the choruses. ,At

the 'closethe thanks of the congrega- tion were extended to Mr` March _nd the choir, and so successful was the . service that it will be continued next Sunday evening.-St John Exo. Many in this City have delightful memories of Mr March's beautiful voice.

::25 barrels fresh oysters 60c per

quart at A. Aylward's, Queen Street ~ a-sasipa.

fi N _ Home Cream

_BREAD _

_ Jilin( you' will i and iz _ en'oy-te___the last inor- "__aef7_‘,is,`_'what.".weimake_"

~evcry_~.day. _ _j '

» " Ar

Stewart’s Bakery

ra; 1c».ntstr¢efL S

Ne lli. `

_ _ I V _V _,fb

4.)...

3, }l,oy`}iolm,an, City, leavv f-bil

mbrning for Halifax. 5

he Rav W Gates of Liverpool well

_ “Bid Olllces in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown. I ‘=i=i»'== \=°'~ rv 1° H°\“°=1==°""°*-

u h Sim so son Rev Canon

K ' . ` . _H P n. I

TM lmvt news_,_n;st or au. nr Moon, or-ensue, is in the city. 5,_,,,,§°,,, Cm. 1, ,nesting fl-sm an

'”* is '

ft K I ditrit .

whiszmlmgetrgt iuizriipnsia. cardigan, Miss mam Thompson. or-musm “ °° ° °”°".___ _ _ yesmrday 0rB to the city- Nurse, City. returned from Bradal- Miss Ruth M¢L,°¢ g4"|,\,y B;-msg,

` bm' Y°“"°"d°7' returned home yesterday alter ~a plea-

. 1'. l t to fri d l ~N rth R1 .

mTh;t Ig’53tB§l<;vrsCD€votion opens Rev Thos Marshall, formerly of this sm vm ____-an Q B 0 ver

a hedral this city was a recent visitor in Wood- ,_ Th, 9|-°p0g¢d visit of “c¢_,,|-“_ mv-

C . `

ision B O 'l' City to the York Lodge* was postponed until tomorrow night

'l‘he friends in Hampton and vicin ity of 'll B Bell, Cape Traverse, were pleased to have n visit from him recently

All readers when writing to adver tlsera in this or any other issue of this paper, are reuuestedto mention The Guardlm

Where the goods of the White Candy

Oc Ltd, St John, can bo secured in Western Prince County is given iii he md which appears elsewhere

Dingwell Jenkins, Vernon River

Bridge, and Harry - and Robert. Munch, Cherry Valley. leave this meaning on the Earl Grey for Regina.

Gus McQuaid, City, who has been

in Boston for the past year or so, has retimied and has taken a posl~ tion with l»onergnn's Bakery..

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Rev Gordon Pringle and Miss Doro-

thy Pringle, of Kilburn, N. B., well nown here were recent! nests of

Woodstock, N. B.

The following amounts are aelinow-» lodged under the heading of Mission Bloom Rewipts in thc last Wesleyan: Bideford $30; Souris 10, Mount

S20.

A Rustico correspondent writesz-

The 'many friends of Peter Pineau are pleased to see him back in North Rushico again.-Stanis Blacquiere of North Rustico is engaged with Capt J errry Doucette for sailing this spring.

Rev D. McLean returned on Satur-

his brother Duncan Mcliean. The latter is seriously ill with Brlght's Disease. I-Ie was a little better just before Mr Mchesn left for Char- lottetown, but his condition is far

-7 S _ _ i '- _ _l Q..

Scethe . _ __ Monarch , Moorecehi 1 1 '

sm., __ 5 _ _ si.1s ya: A

First Showing ol Correct

Suits for Spring

‘l READY FOR YOU this morning with

_ a splendid range of authentic styles in suits

for spring. We have waited until fashion

set her seal of approval on the models that

well dressed women would want for this sea-

s -.at-.s..»..

K » Y 8 Rlcv A. E. DuPage and Mrs LePs.ge, 1

Stewart $21; Cornwall $30; Pownal 4.

day from Boston, where he visited

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ex-»,..-c. -.».

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from favorable. He was unconsci- ous for a while during his brother's visit.

In consequence of the invitation ofj

the Methodist Minister of Bermuda and the earnest request of President' Craig, Rev Dr Hesrtz has hc._\|.;L-(1 passage in the steamer Dahome for l-ilamd-lton on the 19th inst. Dvr Hearts »_ goes in the emergency caused by. the, death- of Rev William Purvis'an.t“-111 Spend four Sabbsths in the t-sunny IsleS.i*'

James Paton, 'now in the Old

Country, was fortunate enough to arrive in London _

licent. military display. This morn. HIE n cable received in this city, re~ ports Mr Paton in London, having returned from the continent. .

111 “ll Dr°bebilitv.` the exhibits.,

executive -will entertain the news- Paper editors of the provincegt lunch in the Union Club during their shorf," Rf-BY in St John next week. The newspaper men comehere at the in-_

brooke of the board cf trade to- noi.;

cigars are made by Wm R Webster

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Yltafaion of' President' T. H. Erma- *

son.--when the matter was settled--as sett- led it is--we saw to it that out range would be a 1;_e`|iresentative one of the finally correct

ideas; Coats Are Shorter

One of the first things you will notice is the

fact that all coats are shorter than in past seasons, 28 to 32 inches seem to be the popular lengths.

A Skirts Are Pleated

You will notice that all the skirts show pleatiug

Of One sort or another.

‘ Some are pleated from knee down, others full

length of skirt. The plain skirt is practically “out

nf M Suits For little Women

A very strong feature of our showing this spring

will be found in the range of what is called “MISS- 1‘l>" SUITS.

These are designed for the little lady about

five feet two-who finds it hard to get a ready-to

wear suit. _

As To Prices

You know our "one price plan" do you not ?.

All of OUR suits and coats follow this honest idea. Your neighbour cannot buy a suit one cent cheaper than you cnu. The prices that we mention are "net",

To-day's assortment runs 16.50 18.50 22.50 25.00 up

V New llnderskirts 1

We have opened a great line of new

iiliderskirts-'wide' variety, nicely made, smartly finished. Compare' with ordinary

Store offerings.

1.oo 1.251.5o 1.75 I 95 J

from Prince nd 5 ' l.

:.:::.;f‘:.'.;t ..°:..;.:°.z.‘.°:..‘;::;;~'~:::l _ Spring’s Smartest Shirt . .

elaborate ceremonial with its magnt- _

NEVER REALIZED UNTIL SATURDAY and yesterday, how

many of you were waiting for pretty new shirtwaists.

to the woman who has not called yet--we want YOU t lot of new garments direct from the three best makers

l.25 1.50 L75 2.25 2.75 3.00 5.

1 pretty waists took up inost of the time for both days and from yc»ur“`-btiving

you have evidently appreciated our choosing. For which--thank you. l\loW

Showing. and. selling

n _sae this charming in the Dominion..

friendly intercourse over the -mat/ter _ -..._;;_,_~;=-;_:~,_ ;;=_-» . ' ` " ' - ' ' " " ~"3‘°l`.1°.:.`l"""`$`;`Y"""`i’

0 h stocked B “an-ht 0| the |Ilt8I'C0|0H|i\| I0 M0nlf88l S00

I _

................... . ._ . _ _ _ r.-. city and will bendirifd ‘gy yfir l;)~j:2,,,';7 X Smoke hi Presidente the X A _ ` . brooks.-St .John Telegraph. ff leading loc cigar. “'I`lie' Best _ E F 5 ll

. . l Drug Store The MacKinnon

, The bod of _thel tc Gre MAA _ 1 , ‘ . .

lang, formerly of alilgomdigld, wiht; Xllgzxgéjtqco' Lot' Ct' (leo. audx v3l'lCiICS

‘in Boston on F ruary 28th, ig - * *' _

»=»»°*°¢ 1°-We .1-»=h~= sw -iofsavf '”'" DELAMAR Cli OCOLATES and will be ici-war-asa to an former Remnant Sale gom- . B lk ~~

lftismthlor intenlwnt' bmi. v1i1cAuHhmd ° ' “'l`hc liiiilt llrli;LS`tore"

, _ - s rov nee a ou our e r » .'

years agop and married shortlyy aa: mences this momlng at “ e _ r Q' pertakfng up his residence in Boston. 9 Th M KI I) g C

He leaves a fathar and mother and 9 0 Clock. Be caflv. e DIQU( ( IHS u 0

three brothers an seven lsters. M . 3 i

Irvin F€l'gt.\f»‘»0ll, 'City, ls Bone Of tl: & Cor C;-e;1[ Ceo S; Kent Streets,

Be v »

sisters. » V ._____ 4

ac.a¢h1.n arited " .` . . ”`°‘“o “zu ”“°°"B°’l°l’“ 2:`l""‘B‘:e&"°' Remnaqt bak ;com can be immediately created by payment of a small

Tr(;n';ni:li>yiildei':0;is:i::l;°r;llY°1:r2liii m¢nC¢5 this morning at annual premium of Life Insuarnce.Wc.reco1nmend the

entes and the factory is a model une 9 and strictly hygienic prisiciples are 9 0 clock. BC early,_ employed throughout. T e cigars are therefore as perfect as human agency Bgef &_ WQCKS,

canh malrethern. S;l`he pigapgteors ot "'l`°.9°¢i¢'D"“¥ °‘_`°" 9°” "T d ' emnsnt sale-At 9 a.

fd to gba? “ggi splendid cigar M mi. thgsfiidzoiiuniences. Thoiisands of overs ° e W ` ` _ remnants-priced at n fraction. of

their value go on sale tomorrow,

f " ~ - 5 ~~- . Tuesday, at. 9 a. m. See ad. Beer do

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, Passengers for WIHHIPGG and - - -- --~ »» - - ~ --- ~- -' -

lei;ii1:iiii.gsiIli(:iite\;lrzh;villla.oKba iiiiitiéaisestiayti-$2 West save 24 hours by taking the

C- ~ Q -- A 100 000 Estate celebrated El. Presidente cigar~s.'l'hese R°9°rS 1°' r°t_°_?_':"°` ' ‘adn ’ _

Investment Annu-ity `Policy

as the cheapest and most effective n1__e_tlici§_,i_~of_ provid- ing a stated yearly income for your wife oi' family. Vi/rite us for particulars stating age next birthday.

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Mah Razor

is the next best to the Luna Safety Razor- _audthe price is away cheaper..

The Mab Razor is a

good razor, made from the finest tempered steel, hollow ground. 'We have sold many of those razors. and have yet to receive the first complaint. Every user is simply delight- ed. Ask to see them.

Price $|.|l0 and $l.25.

Look for the sign that says

an . ~- so - 1 l.lt.l.*i!!...'i.!°’

Ross '21

CProv. Managerdiorih

Matthews

rlcnn Life - Charlottetown

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Remnant bale com-

mences this morning at 9 o’clock. Be early. Beer 8: Weeks. 3-8drtt

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X El Presidenteis a cigar that X will satisfy the- most exacting smoker loc each, 3 for 25c at “The Best Dnig Store", The MacKinnon Drug Co. Cor. Gt. X Ceo, and Kt. Sts. ` X

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Remnant Sale com-

mences this momingl at

_Remnant Sale com-

mences this morning at 9 ftloek. Be earlv. Beer & Weeks.".-3-8di'ftf

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mences _this 1* morning' at 0 o’claek.,'l Be _early- Beer &.f_Weeks` 3-Sdtf

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