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S M8001' Tom and Mrs. Plant have. Miss Helen Hughes has arrived in ~

5-‘lt this CNY for Btellarton. tho City from Sackville, to spend I. » -_ -. l ' -

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Hgad Office, in New pmwse B|°ck___cha,.|ott,,, wn_ The tide will be high this afternoon,

‘ "0 _ _ at 12.59 and tomorrow afternoon at, Mrs. W. M. Flynn, Cardigan, has

TM 10-*Mt news. lust or au. , n<»n't target uns 'rag nay.

Mrs. Livingston, Oyster Bed Bridg

is visiting in the city the guess 0 her nexce Mrs. J. W. Kimbeli-_

of her cousin Buelah Munroe.

A. B. Warburton, L. E, and M,-s_

yléirklétnd not the oldest state tim park » seen .»y The tiuardaanlg impp

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There has been a fine program pre- e has secured

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Their if Spring Millinery Opening

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April 8th

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Every creation ou exhibition delineates an

individual style characterstic of the very highest

expressions ofthe iuilliners art. Modes from thebest

English and Canadian salons, as well as many

beautiful ideas from the hands of our own milliners

which you will admire for their exclusiveness and

picturesque elegance. We have neither spared time

or expense to make this our spring opening a

memorable event.

We Cordially Invite ln-

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.___ Joseph McKenna, Tracadie'Gross,is ¢ ` l -. ,-- _ _ _ ». \ '

H_°lP U10 P- E. I. Hospital today by Finder of a gold brooch. Look up reported- ill also Mrs. Malcolm Power During the storm of early Wednee- ~/ 'i ` ` "/ ` ' ‘ ' _ l " A WYWS several WEB- ,classliied column. Of U19 551119 P1806. _ davy morning, severe lightning is re ‘i ip ~, _f `- -_ _ - t

' ""` s _'_' ‘Ported to have been seen. ' ' ‘J s of \ -/ \ \T" ~)_.;;1./ \ J/V

e There were no cases tried before the “mb” W°u‘¢¥`. _Fl`0€ioWn, is spending ____ , ‘

f-City Police Court, yesterday. EH-9t¢\' ill Uh” °l'1Y WB E\\°9¢ Of NB Rev. R. J. MacLeod, will preach

_.-- L\B\lE|1f€I`. MTB- R~ A- THl‘l0l`. Q\\°¢H tomorrow, in Bradalbane at 11 a.m. ___

M ` in Fredericton at 3 p.m. and in New r "` ' f' Y

iss Jes” GTB-GY. bummerside' is wanted. See classified column. _ Glasgow at T p.m. '

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spending Easter in the City the guest _,_ , A recent issue of "Brains" co-nflaina, *_ ,-' ~._.-->__...` . .-

W F q-,dmm-S CK has returned ‘n. reproduction of aremnant ad of M ‘ Miss Ella Martin, Mount Herbert, ,.,_ ‘ _

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A coat, pant and vest maker is HORI-

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from 3 grip to ¢he,main|,am1-_ .Trainer & Co's of this OWN. which Loi: 48, was a passenger from this

appeared in The Guardian.

Peek. leaves shortly for Vancouver,

mud Trunk Pacific.

ed Picton at 12.15 p.m.

H. Leo Graham, representing th onsumer's Cordage Oo., Halifax.

.crossed to the Mainland Thursdiay af- er being in this Province for 9, week In the interests of his firm. _

There should be_u large aittendam; lat the me'n’s meeting in the Y. M. C. A., tomorrow as Rev. Geo. E. Ross

‘iwill speak. Elmer Ritchie will »..ng

and Y. M. C. A. orchestra will p‘.n.y.

At a recital held recently at Mount

'Allison University S-acltville, Miss

dna Howard of Cornwall sang a solo very eilectivehy, much to the sat- isfacillon of her teachers nt that in- ‘K/itution.

Mrs. Colin H. Uanlpbell entertain-

ed at a delightful- muslcale at her ovely home "Inverary" recently in- onor of the Hon. David Laird,form- rly of Charlottetown, who is leav- ng the West, witli which he has so ong been identified, to take up his rmidence in Ottawa.-Winnipeg Free Press.

The Guardian has received from

Malcolm McDonald, Gua-lala, Calif., three pretty post cards. One is a pastoral scene, the second a "Good Luck from California," shows a sev- enteen furrow steam plow at work, while the third is a picture of a sec- tion of s. California gia-nt Redwood tree ready for the lumber mill.

At St. Peter’s Cathedral the Easter

Services will begin- with Evensonrg at 5 o'clock on Easter Eve. On Easter

Day there will be three celebrations

f Holy Communion, at 7, 8 and ll 'c1ock, respectively. The last wi‘l e fully choral Cathedral celebration ith procession. Matins will be said n the Chapel at 9 a-_ m. Festival

eveusong followed by solemn Te Deum

t7 p. m. Rev. Canon Simpson

.will preach at the 11 o‘clock service

nd after Evsnsong.

Now that the spring has arrived

the coteries of wireless operators at Cape Bear is being broken- up.Du-ning the winter five men have been on duty. B. E. Hobbs who has been there continuously for the past two years. and who resided in the stlartion with his wine, is in charge. 'His assis- tants are George E. Glegg.of M`an- chester, Eng., A. F. Whiteside of Bel- fast, Ireland, T. Craig oi Glasgow, Scotland, and T. E. Bartlett of Brllg- us. Nfld. Before coming to the Island Mr. Hobbs had been stationed at Cape Sable and other points. Mr. Bartlett is a ncair relative of Ca/pt- a n Bartlett, Commander of Peary's polar ship the "Rioosevelt." The first break :in the circle occurred yesterday when Mr. Glegg left for Charlotte- town en route to Quebec where he will take one 01 the Government steamers which sail on the fifteenth Inst. for the coast stations, where he will be associated with the engineer in overseeing the placing of supplies, etc. Mr. Craig will leave Cape Bear shortly to join Mr. Glegg at Quebec. Mr. Whitside is-_ expected to leave shortly for the Pacific Coast to take a position on one of th-e Empress boats. Mr. Bartlett will go to La-

comes again, will "hold the fort”

gretted by the good people oi Murray

cial ciualities won for them many friends. Mr. Wlritesl-de, wil-ro possesses musical talents of a high order, has rendered valuable assistance at enter- tainments helll during the winter.

“Easter eggs for Easter Saturday.

,Carry 5 good big nest: egg in your pocket' today for the Young lady who tags you. 4-10drli.

We make a specially ol’

DOUGHNUTS at loc a

' dozen. _

Apple Plea uc each

Mince Pies nc each Cream Pies iz and 154: each Cocoarmt Pies 15 and :oc each Dark FruitCake 3o¢ lb Sultana Cake :oc lb Nut Cake :oc lb White cake 20c lb

Bread of all kinda all fresh and good.

D. Stewart.

Telephone 3|;

ECLIPSE BAKERY mm me uma

here she will join her husband. who ers' Institute, at Clifton Hall, on olds a' good position with the Monday next_at 2 p.m. Farmers arel

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'five resolutwon was lost.

e h ed in a most convincin minmner

brador, and Mr. Hobbs, until winter

alone. The departure of these genial ed, young gentlemen will be deeply re-

Harhor and vicinity, where. there so-

returned home from the P. E. 1.

City Thursday afternoon to spend her

Mrs A, D_ Mcarthiip of Long part.-ment of Agriculture, City, will

address 3, meeting of Carnegie Farm-

invited to bring samples of their Seeds for examination.

The Mlnto left Picton at seven a.m. _ ,

yesterday morning' arriving in Gem The debating class in the Prince of, rgotown at ten fifty a.m. The Stanley Wu” C‘°“°3° “ond 'U' '~h° Wrmib left Georg.,-tnwn at 7 ,,,m_ and Teac), last Friday. The last debate was on,

the resolution "that the Prohibition' law is in the best interests of tem-I perance in Prince Edward* Island."

Services were held in St. Pa.ul'sl

church yesterday at eleven o'clock in_ the morning and seven in the evening. At`t.he latter service the Rector

s ow E the truest meaning of the words of Christ, “It is finished.”

A portion of tube- animials to he sold ,today will parade at 12.30. The sale | will take place immediately on their

Ireturn to Mr. Heartz’s stable. The |pagade will be headed by Reform-er

offered $2000 but preferred sending him to his own ranch.

The following: are tho temperature

readings for yesterday:-At nine a.m. thirty-four degrees above, the hi-ghest| registered inrty-five above and at nine p.m. thirty-five above; the- read- ing for Thursday are:-Att nine a.m. forty-two degrees above, the highest

m. thirty-five above. Th-e coldest reg- istered Thursday night was thirty , degrees above

The graduates of St. Dunstan

Hughes.

for whom Mr. Heartz this week was l,

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,pared for New Wonderland t g t, fm G a g 1; by \;-_,_- __,_._-;,__ :.. Y and it is given in the reader on*-pagv Jack Austin, the Seven WHY Old' 5011i somewhat intoxicated chasing four _ 7.-:».-.--f'_'-..¢.1-»`.-"i -‘ °`31<;-:~: = ”§»""‘\“ ' twelve. oi W, H, Austin, Ten Mile House,wB,s ladies, and they in turn being knock- " ‘V2 """`-'§, `-'~._-,"1 ""\` p

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Prdwse have arrived home from Ot- There will be servici in the church " -Easter holidays at her home in Hun- \ r Q3 1' 1' Ti -r'-5** ' i ‘UWB *-0 Spend Easter in this City, of Engia»nd,_ Crapaud, next Sunday at F- Adams Of this CNY- f0¥‘m°1”lY in 'ter River. i n 1 .- 'V i

____ H11 5-_ m_ and 7 p_ m_ Elie eniiploy of M. Ross, tailor, left' __; fi , 6' “iff” ",j,..-‘ , `;_.-= -

It |. h _ _ ___ lurs ay nicht for Moncton, where L t v ' b t l 'l k § 1 '-_~"~/ < ,~'- _ ,- `-=' so ..,§.,,__ ""~~., _.j_,.._._... _

s t e oldest statue in New h a splendid position. con:i;der:bllanmegxcitzm(;ldt nviiiias lhiizutdid . f. 5.1;: '.1 4 _~. °..’____ ._ “"‘ 4, ,

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will hold a fancy sale and tea, in ,St. James Hall on Thursday, April 15th. I ,Doors open at 2.30 p. -m. Admission |10 cts. Ten. 25 cts. 4--10d1i.

“Order your Easter cut flowers ear-

ly. Wa will have Roses, Carnations, lilies, Lily ofthe Valley, Violets, |Daffodils,, etc, etc, a.l'l ofthe very best. James Tait, Jr., Brighton.

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Cupid Cocoanui

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This is the very lat-

est product of Moirs’ of Halifax, and they are the acme of delicious- ness.

Wrapped like their-

kisses not tdo hard, and can be easily chew-

Fresh from the fac-

tory.

The price should be

25c a pound, but our price will be f

20 cents a pound

"The ladies of St. James Church ‘

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get a pound to-night for the family.

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lady buying

Express within the last

fashionable shades, we have a

Perrins gloves in gl

right in every way. l -

Carnation free to every,

` kid Gloves to-day

This offer is for Cash Customers. ‘

_IUST AS A SORT of Easter recognition of the arrival of our new Eas- _

get supply of PERRIN and REYNIER gloves We make this offer to you to I = Hy- _ _ -

gloves in the above two makes that will be shown in the city. We have the

glove we sell---you take no chances in buying here. | .-

blacks.......... 1.25, L50. Reynicr's gloves in glace and suede all of the new shades and ' blacks also ....,..... _ 1.25, 1.50.

If you have been finding it difficult to securea good Suede glove--try

the Reynier make on our reconunendation, you will iind them absolutely

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ia. so _-...re

few days has brought us in the finest stock of

full range of sizes. Vfe guarantee every kid

ace only---all good shades as well as '~

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Easter fixins

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The new neckties camein au'..y or two

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'College this yi*/ar are Rom-eo Uuellet. , y i 'iq N: ';;,i0M'_rep,.rul;z]ud01r;,>ut;, anld . _I V ,_ M-,,,» g.i,f_i\, now, Chatham, N. Bf, P. H, Gallant l' ,I,-'I ._ ,_ 4 ,,\i_c`§ 'i-j.“_,

lsncniiield, P. E. I., P. F. Hughes V ,_-Q ti,-) »' gli,-_~ '

Emerald, P. E. I. Frank J. McD‘ofn»ald ` il -`ill"i‘ u `.""`,y"-"-_\"= 'f -

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.'§f“.f;f“;f_» 5.~.*i...1.;;..';°;';‘:.':,.1.3:‘.”.;.‘;’.“s. \l<‘-`1,\»wl\ \ - -g°-----1__._-1--a_--- ---f---iw 1---1. -he bes- Franeis Mcounid, Charlottetown, \ \\\\\\ ‘ °;:§\_ \,~.‘~._ii‘<'\, that We have had for you---They are tasteful--

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vsiudictorian uns year will be P. F. ‘ , _-» ._-‘.-,;-_j.'. the fashionable shapes, <

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shirt. If we were liandliug it tle lots we could not aiiord io

ing 1.2;--compare the best yo had with these at..........

"The Moormac Dollar Shirt Smart New Hosiery ‘

is better than most dollar shirts be- cause it is really a dollar twenty five

fora dollar. If you have been pay- _ We ha-VC il Wolidefflll HUC Of il

' Then for Suspenders-caps--umbrellas---handkerchiefs---all

we need is a chance to show you the goods. ';`he man who buys his furnishings anywhere but here “has another guess coming." Drop in to-day. _

25c, 35c. 50c, 60c, 65c, 69c. '

We offer you a. full line of the nicest sorts

of Easter gloves-well made---well iitiIng-- - sturdily wearing gloves, in the s liades that are ~ right. For example see our pique sewn dog-

skin gloves -at

l.00 , L25. L65.

Welhave all the right shades in greys as

W-e think th at we have the best men ’s

gfove department in the country, will yo u I

come, and give us your opinion.

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well.

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Not only in the durable blacks do 2

we offer you a great range of choice

in lit- ---but we have already opened our =- sell it advance showing oi spring fancies.

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French made hose, in all the new , 5

uhave _ "L00 colours at..........,._......50c

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Y Lovely Neckwear--Belts and Frillings.

in We have just been opening _up a lot of the prettiest Easter neckwear

broidery, stiff embroidered, silk and chiilon jabois etc from ro cents up. - 5

You can get pretty frillings here now-in all shades at very moderate

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for you--we have collars of all sorts, lace, em- L \

figures.

And the very belts you waiited--came in Thursday--the belts run -i

from 25 cents to 1.25. J 2

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Void You Ask For A slut-. cloth ram?

So many ladies have been asking for these that wefare mlore this-1 d

lighted to announce the arrival ofa great new lot_dire_ct romt ie ma -1 _-rs i.. p ,E

ik England. We have all sorts at very moderate prices indeed. >-

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The widest showings of new spring hats that is made in the city is this of ours---the best of the French and American ideas are here for you-~ I - _»,m¢1¢0.day we have a lot of absolutely new things---French, Italians and a i - few German designs. These are readv for you in the millinery department.

If on were looking for something smart in trimmings we are glad to '

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' announce the arrival of alot of pretty bandings-from France and Belgium-

these also--on displf-Y l°'daY~

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