WALL*

16i:M< -will arljifve this _vvétk 'with In-,verr`ies`s V Rib u ii d C¢_al.` , _ ;_O`rdere boolled now

willi be f1_l1ed,[;1rompt- ly_;_on' arrival`.

:The “REGINA” is a new model

from London.

A# y°_u tee. it has ample space to

. show the larger ties.

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Arickanitllu. ;;‘.p3;§92;.;

i ' i '47 but slightly higher,

_f ' Phone 240

Ch’town'.i "

l

HUG E5 t cou.ARs A

_ I/4 Sizes- They Fit-2 for 251:.

is_ the' most reliable remedy . for the trea'ment ot- -

rr revs muuyun

Lomiov lm " A i '

._- _ . - re

vw-» use-ns Wm lfurmi .im a marked- lncreu, ftp the -prlee oi

Blue For pelts.

mo .sims or sinus.-ur. it C. Mekinnoa will hold _s -his sale at

. _ Mr. -Hugh McLesn'|, Milton, on April most serious

(ec i ' y Sth. Full particulars wlll`~be found, in a. dcilnite .

, " ~ .says ad in another column oi this issue. week's time. ~ , `

_ "larger ‘ties and Gorfrioss,-'rss x°<u»x,niue sei srclinooi. nx.i-mN.mor~'s.-- rei-

. n ompeny are nowiprepared to sell lo ng are the results of (irahau-‘s

r°°m`t° 5h°W ll\¢m- a invites “amber ei options on cnet, neun school for the ments er Merch.

celebrated lue taxes, Prices are go- Principal Miss Stella Welsh.-Grade, ins to advance in a short time. Full VII-1 Mary _ Murray, 2 Wallace'

Dila’

ln' with

Neat province. trnttsr

particulars on application to Wm. ilrossman. Gra e V-

11 1 Vera Brown;

Moran, Secretary. Reggie Mar-Kay. Grade IV--Stella

--- Liraliams, 2 Sadie Mallett, 3 Alice

EAST RIVER TRIP-.--The first trip Crosman. Miss I-Iughe's Dept -Grade

down East River in a gasolene boat Il1-1 Annie Folland, 3 Tens. Cros- was made Saturday by Mr. Thomas man. 8 Borden Campbell and Lizzie MGND-lly. He brought a large number Cash (equal). -‘_ ‘Grade II--1 -Victor ol passengers. The draw in the Hills- Crosman, 11 P. J. Gish and Harry borough Bridge which has been put Grahame- (equal), 8 Chester Brown, in excellent order b Mr. Silas Gor- Grade I-»-Charl F

y , _ le ollahd.

veatte was opened to let the launch --

thrr.-ugh. A(.‘-Kl\TOWLEDGEMENT.-»- The Sup-

--~ eripress ol the Charlottetown Hospi-

ACUEPTS POSITION.-Herbert W. tal thankfully acknowledges the re--

Veo. Charlottetown, formerly oi the ceipt of $334.50 (three hundred and Guardian writing stall, has accepted thirty-four dollars and lilty cents) a Dositioh with J. K. Ross, Provin- net proceeds of the Chimes ol Nor- cial Manager ol the North American mandy, which amount goes to re- Life Assurance' .Co. as a represents- place the linen burnt in the Cathe- tive ol the Company for this prov- drnl tire. A special vote ot thanks is` ince. Mr. Yeo has been successful as a tend:-red to each and every lady and teacher and journalist and his friends gentleman who, ln any way, helped, will look' for his meeting success in namely, the principals, chorus, stu- the life insurance lield. dents of St. Dunstan's College and

-_ , last but not least, the beautiful or-

U. C. C.-The Union Commercial chestrn. \vl:ich was in itsell a treat.

College is now prepared to give its -'-~

splendid course in Office Training to GOLF.-The ladies of the Char- n`nyone desiring same. This is con- luttetdwn Goll Club held their an- sidercd by the leading business edu- riual meeting on Thursday afternoon, cators ol America. to bees good as u April. 3rd, in the Y. M. C. A. Par- ' year’s experience in a business oiilce. lor, the President Mrs. J. A. Mathie- Sdecial attention givento students son ‘in the chair. Alter the reports preparing tor positions Full particu- were'1'e'ad"and adopted some arrange- lars on application to_ Principal nxentiwere 'made lor the Ladies’ Ma- Moran. » ritlme Golf League which is to meet

---1 in Charlottetown in he

-c

E it

uses srilurs' src.

xpezien-_ ed horsemrn all u e and recommend ' lt. be

cau~e it removes t écause ns

I am instructed by tho own-

ers to sell for the highest offer. -- Fifteen Shares "Black Foxes Limited" (Lowis‘ Brighton) _ Fifteen Shares-“Smith Silver Bleek Fox Company." Fifteen Shares of Charles Dalton Silver

Black Qui: Company." Fifteen Shares f “Victoria Farm Sil' vor Black Fox Company. "

ws ll us reduces thelllim p.

lf you have a slclr or ble-m- h f h h i.-hed sv irnal call and get ex- Ally “Um G1' 0 l 0 H ‘W6 - . h 'll h ld. Off ¢ pert advice from , ;,;‘s’;i';PT'i’, ,wi 5° ‘fm

J. A. wsnsrsn,

i 0 F-llUGllE3{r.=§.lL°Z:; °1‘°'°.‘i.‘;‘:.S:.‘§r““°f#~ .

` P. O Box 494.

it arlottetown P.`B. I. 4_5Mfsi.

sravms _niuoiionss """"-*"'m======’

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u fs To N ETir`ell7§i'&

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__ _ _,_,Rexal1'l\l'éuialgiu ”l_'al[>'et:s are intrnded so'el f' as , an emergency quick nl if. They 'are v.-ry rt oug ' ; and 'pown-ifu and bring about :clef in a vrry short .

time. ‘

Guaranteed, money back if dlssstisfictl . 25:

l\/l'~;cKin_n_o_n Drug Co

'V _ Cnr. eat George and K -n‘ Str- ers W

(_ Graduates From the School of

Experience _ `

. . ’ ,

/_ .\ have learned that good/

it f ` - __ ` pure tobacco costs no

` ` more than the bad injuri-

" , /¢’ ous kind. it’s all in know-

5 "”" 7-( ing what you buy. Take V 5'" a tip from us and remember i si' ' \ hon iii!-1 hir dill 12150;? " sam->.` sr co.un1NA1‘ioN

7 WIS l‘ chewing. Best ever.

i _ . '_ ` /

Hickey & llltholson Tobacco- Co. Lid.

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1 §__j_'j__ _ - - -- , --\ , , _._ _____._.. _._ ._ .ah -t-'-- 7 74

l zfrliaasoi unm¢\warei`v -l

Tinilmre Jusl 0pened Up

. '»--Wholesale-- ` C

i , ` _

We haue jllst received by the S. "E511 Grey"

" two Carloads ln all about 5-io Boxes and Crates of

l 1 ' ' ‘

the Fa.»mou$ “lmP@1'ia1" Enamelwafe a‘1.d~Tl“V{ar° made hy dll* M.hQ12fy'Mf§- 0°-3' L°“‘l°“> Om' :.

This includes' almost every -article »

this large concern, r-;c1£I§;{ lic. IX, --copper as _r were

“X ifiifw-e. Iffipé-fitfift-fid#Ca=13' A

€t¢_ ’1‘_h¢5¢-goodsare the ‘best stand the wear., The name ‘ IM-_ durability. 'We,c'a.n'Sel1 ,these

PRICES, and guaran- .f°"- 5 °-ln," ".1-fefluirelnents' _ 'W'R_I_’l‘E` POR LUR

...a

three years and iour months, and ing 0fHC0fB WGN ellwliedl President. Olive Isabell, aged six years and tour Mrs. Alloy; Vice-President, Mrs. E.B.

_ t last week in

A DOUBLE BEREAVEMENT. - August. The committee which had

Much sympathy is telt for M'r. Walter been appointed for this meeting was- S. and Mrs. Fraser ol St. Petor’s Mrs. H. W. Longworth, President; Road in -their double bereavement. Mrs. W. S. Stewart, Vice-President; sustained through the death of their M185 B&!`tl°tf. Secretary. After other two little children Wilhelmina, but business was disposed of the follow-

months.~ Little Wilhelmina se Blanchar‘ Secretar rs

pas d df Y, M ~ MC- I “ ,

sway on the mst any of Merch use Greedy- House Committee-Mrs. A.A. The Busiest Store olive ioiiowea her to the green be- Mwleau. Mrs- W- H- Pethick, Mrs- yrind three days lgtsi-_ Rev, E_ Mc. Frost, Miss A. McKinnon. The Greens Dougnll and Rev_ ML Rand conduct- Committee appointed was-Mrs. .l.O. `

ed the funeral services. HYIIGIIIBH, MIB- Ulafk- MVB- J- S- iff.. ' -

B all.

_,.4 '

Annual Sdle

Slightly

Curtains. . i

_ ' llus is a splendid chance for you th lace_

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fish nc! and iimlrns curtains nt scxisational dis.

count.-_ .

- . v

Tlvzsc curtains have beenuscd by us for display purposes and are htly

soiled but a visit to the wash tub will put them in fi_rst~c-lass condirtloii-a.<. good as

V: .4 ._ . UQ

new. In some lines there arf: only mc or two pairs lcfl so if you f_l¢_»u'; buy today you will be too 1.116.

Delft niiss this chance of getting good curtains for that room. Make A tin-

iflierl _j >b of liousecleaning by getting new curtains while thc prices nr-3 so low.

Note These Reductions"

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RPE- $95-Sllrlirlgiris for ,\£.|.3o Rug. $3.35 curtains fm €:_.~1;i It -gn ;¢(»_.z,v\1itsiiis_for $3._=,<.>

‘A L85 H .I 1.10 H 125 -1 si ?N__; - ,RU ii -. 1,00 I

H 365 2-25 H 40,. 1- -. ,CP -- ,'75 it ‘ i. _,CO

bsc .. .. acc . . _ .

H 75C U U 48C - 2.75 si si L55 ic 7`,,,. in ii SOC

if $3’25 it -r $2.20 1| 2,4./.5 it sa I "O .4 ,IC i i 25C

1; ,'25 11.* 1. jo; . ZIQS l -. 'IIT i ,JS i. i, 200

2-75 ‘ 1-50 “ :5.7s " " 1.4¢: ' .pu ‘ “ :gc

1- ii it if ri xr .: ir i `

‘ 4-45 I H 3 i 0 2 35 I zo i.5o goo

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.

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1.95 1.- o 6oc .ie ‘ -,ti " " 4.7;, .-

4|25 4-25

it .1 3.20 1| it it .4

M oore

4.

5 oo " " _goo `

4_7; ri 4. 2 SO |

,\\,

,'15 _ Q. J \

ii ii

4 25 2 _;5

4 . .

ve

` ~ ...sa -cd-ez

£1” iMcLcod .

on (harlottelown’s Bu~icsi eel

.-...au--.. _,;-- _._-._ ..~.-.--1 an-\_-is -num-l

-_ agn ._

-LATEST NOVELTIES-we have rec- l' we--.=_~_e;'_'-.-.___ _.. .., E;‘g§§s;Yi;¥l;\ip°nl:;nl€UY;lf' LLB! 3;;-Itutu au W£`L3;`I¥f!`ll;I£5%TII3::K)’;ickl-bf; F X319* these institutes. The statement is!Tlie advantages of the Institute and,hility encouraged, the fostering O!

_ t » , latest. _ o re er- often made that there is already

novelties in new spring r..‘li.i\rry. lC¥0ll'- N- B-. BCC0l1lPlm\ed by M159 sutlicient variety and number ol or

s‘ the general and deep appreciation on n. higher standard ol community life,

- th 1 t b -' h -

Many or these on account or the Katherine James of Charlottetown”gamzations for women hen. This e part o \ s mem ers are a lusti t e encouragement of high ideals ln

curly advent of Easter have not Vlillied flfld held meetings ill Yofklis probably more t

ilcation of its establishment in allilnmil life the brin in

Y , 2 g together ol

t dl l

59°" 9ll°W“ before and C0mlHE BB and Vl°1mtY» lm' the P“l'P°°° Of ln' the town and cltyme thsii l(dlv1v'hsr.yAr1'?di.\gct:h::ad1eddgvgisliiiegt bldg!l:!:Jlr1r<i1id!rire;xi:ol:lllxil;ses:li1di Brhlhtigyupgtlliert they <10 in Bfldil2i0l1 t0 the clwite as- U”0d“°i“5 the W°1`k 0! the W°'m°“'5 of the country. No other or- 1 may mention the practical nature oi-bearing directly 'upon the daily llle Bmtment °f new *mugs Selwted by IU5"lt“te9 55-Uiffled 011 *l1l`°“§h°“\¢ ganization, however, seems to lill thai the work taken up the part whichi ol the home-keeper who can therefore °“r mminers --at tl" Amerlmn and th” Wh°l°h D°mi“i°'; under the dh°°°` Place which ‘the 'Wom'e'n"s'1`nstitute'each and everyone'may take in theitake an inteliiseiit and Prolitable Canadian openings, add greatly gg tion of t e- 'Depar ment of Agricul- ccupi in th It 1 its ti _1

the importance of this already ex- ture in the~dil!erent Provinces. Tl1§Y P* es ' e vis o members' mee nga' H 'he only Wm' the so-c-ia" part in tha dh‘c“”i°ns`

salient display. You are cordially report having met with suwese

in

invited to call, Miss Shaw will be the diilerent school districts. Organi- pleased to show you the latest mil- 21150118 Will be 101111611 all \Y0\`k. unery ideas in the selection of your Marshfield- and Bracklev. The roads spring hat. sincisir is stewart, Ltd. being almvat imveerable prevented

these ladies' reaching Harrington

VICTORIA.-Mr. and Mrs. W. H. where they were scheduled to hold a

Collctt have purchased and moved to meeting on- Friday afternoon. The 1 their new farm, commoniylrrnown as marked benefits accuringto the home-

the Dawson Farm.-Ca tain A. Mc- kers and those d endent

p ma ep ' upon 1

Lean and family have moved into them, through the establishment oi

their new residence on Howard St.»- Wome‘n's Institutes, is a justiilcation'

Miss Addie Curtis has returned t0 for the existence and continuance ol

her home in Victoria after sponding B.

few days in St. E1eanor's, the guest of Mrs. Geo. Jelly.-Mr. E. Boswell, the well-known merchant of Victoria, is spending 21 few days in Haliiax.-- - Mrs. J. Pritchard and Miss Lora Wright, have returned, alter spend- ing a few days in Summerside.-Mr. A. lJeW. Hazard has returned after spending s lew days in Charlotte- town.

FIRST CLASS SCHOOL.-A public

school examination was held in St. Andrew's School, North Rustico, on Friday, the twenty-eight uit. A1- though the roads were in `a bad con- dition thers was a very large attend- ance. The pupils were examined by Rev. Father Chiasson, Miss Angie Buote, Mr. Angus Buote, Mr. Peter LeGlair, and Mr. Denis Arsenault, principal ol the school. After the ex- amination' several speeches were made. 'I'he speakers were loud in their praises or the good progress in the schnol during the past term, notf withstanding the poor attendance which was owing to sickness in the district. They also emphasized the point that their school had attained the rank of First Class and they strongly urged the ratepayers to try to maintain its nigh grad'-. br cett- i ing their children to attend rslllllilf'

ly.

:Powder or Paste? It is all the

same it it is Rexnll Pearl Tooth Pow- , 1

der ol Paste for they are the best -- I `_ ~ aesnn-nes. 'rney gives nearly teeth. _,1az7/ _ sweet breath and clean mouth. 251:, _ ~ gg-;v3_,i-,gl ° . Guaranteed by The McKinnon Drug

Oo., Corner Great George and Kent .

sts. . msn.

Ebqporatedi, -Cream 5, L

Bread

biggest seller in ill! ¢llY- I' l' * light' »we:;;ii=\=!' l°*l"“* l’ "‘

delicious* "' "I"

Vienna and

Phone air-'

asker!

wf

5,,.P°n,g¢4 cream Bread inthe I I

_ A I

A Rattlmg Good T omc that is what one of our customers calls Nynl's Di-

gestive 'l`onic.Another man

said it sweetened his wife aftcr,being a sour dyepep- tie for years. _

0ne wife said she had

to like it away from her hushand,sl\e co_uldn't_coolr enough io satisfy his ep-

petite.

If you are not feeling up to

themark perhaps your stom- ach is causing the trouble. Worth while finding out any way.

Price 50.: a bottle. ,

Johnson & Johnsen The Quality Drug Store.

For quick, .ffl -1*

ccol, smooth , ,I shave-.the QC ‘_-J' best yon h:_>ve in e\"erl'.a.d---y- u 75,-_~*fh‘,-’, - _ ,- need 'n *se L-...i;‘_` -

C0lKi.t.& r. l{.i11- ELI. ____ f assi-evans ‘“~

Powier--t his __

Powder. that i _

Shurlens the Shave

This powder works- up into

a rich creamy' lsther on the face,p-enetrutesandsoftens the most tough and wlryheard and makes a, short; quick. e syi

_te--'cpe snevin `. fret

`-ii§‘{ip;¥1e;egs;e'ni¢ii¢1?p\se¢s_ s¢ilimye¢'s..=...._...‘;..zse,

_The

` _$4.25. _$l2;5ll lid’ $6 25. 'Z "0iily'.

House oi Quality

'_ A __ - -» ____ Q

llall Price

Yes

Hall

Price _ , ‘

V) _ _ .cn _ _._

dr

Seventeen Wool and Union Reversible ` `

l Squares to Clear, al Hall Price.

'|`lI€ R€ilS0li Of late there has not been the demand forthe

Scotch Squares, 'owing to .the popularity of ~ 'oil-cloth, but many yet, prize the good, warm, comfortable Union and Wool squares. So here is your chance, following are the sizes. We will be pleased to show you them.

Wool and Union reversible squares", to clear at

price. -,Only 17 l`eft,in stock in following sizes.

l`only.,,_3i;_3.-Fawn & Brown, floral design $8.50

i ll onlg/,"3x4. lntfwns, browns, lor $3.38,”-S '.75 lor _$4 3_8, _$9.01) _.lor $4.50,

. zfuly;i31-zxi,-norm.

for

Green &-

F'a\lYll`;-‘$l.0ilt1-‘i9r‘$_4.5l_l.--_ l_,.0hly-,

_$10.00. About 150 yds

$20.00 lor

1-2 price. z

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Manuva .5...¢ _.4

12| Queen Sire-ri ‘