and

F J Buote, Tlguish, was in the

The mall special arrived in tbh

_-, i . i _ _ ` G. W. Thompson, Montague, was T310 W~ C- T; U" Wm 'mm “ mm

_ __ I °"'~ ° '°° ' -- ° . 'A _ _,,,__,_,_ ______________________ ____ l__¢_._,._.__.___,..,_.._._..__.._._.,__._.__._.,_._. ._......§“_ “_ ‘j,'__,_f, _,,,, Regarding Laces and Embroideries

~ ' ` "5" flu the city saturday. image wh 0° AW” 9”- 0" Gm*

- us I ` 011;" l 1 h to thunk everyone wh. Sn down [md Smoke L M Poole, City, returned Suturl ishoywcdwliiioln B0 mild! KIDGMHB lini-

. ` R I 'V 1rluy`iro`m h visit to Hulilux. . luyuiputhy during the illnw and We have `ust opened our spring Laces and Einbroideries.. List year

‘ A L 'Georg ‘ d “Q” 0.# , st ."°“"" "1 tm" “Tig “uw” our customers inflormed us that we had the finest asortnlent of laces ever shown _ Y ___ _ - , e an r_s._ en ey, . . _

_ op w enjoy it. At all groeeru and drugglutg, _ Peters were ip theilty Saturday. |___T_l‘_;>u_lJgp_°_§ro;:_1°_d_o§:_mv;or_l~_ylppmghegg In Chgrlgttetown,

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. ' P _ ~ ' ' - ' ' more com léte than last '

- Lf '\ [L Y & C H 0 L S i i N 'rhuru were thirty puuueugurs to suturahy u;_<;rip_pé; <_>_ur__l_y u_ iig§__<_>. _ This year our assortment is larger, finer and p

_ dmwmm _ C__.________A____________________ _ Georgetown by the Stanley Sntur. floga attaclg 0 s o_ ok yea! _

‘ i ` :mi M¢m|h,,;,,,`,, day. ‘Bagnall and Gcorgc_ Dngnull

i - »n o fri hte tn

mn _ . ltown. ' led outright. Dogs that. will chasi

COOK

< ' Every day ie _Baby Day

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i.`oo|l’s, Studio New Desldrisay Block

' The Studio Whore Baby is .iimiayu

` Wrlcbmn

I

i To make you Strong

__ After an attack of La Grippe

Hughes’ Digestive Tonic

is uncxcellctl. It nourishes anp strengthens the nerves, improves the appet le, aids digestion and tones up the whole system.

Price 2‘e per bollle.

EO. E. HUGHES.

i\p:vi lu-rfiri es Hall

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_ Evravohv _

is izlrgain day now at our store. \"cai can buy shoes cheaper now than at any other time. Our prices are lower tha » others for same ‘class of goods. It will certainly pay you to see our stock before you buy. We crrr. the largest stock 1 f ladies' shoes at' $2.00 and $2 5 I apair in town. just as goo-I as most at $3.00 a pair. Try us f. r yt ur next pair ~

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2;' an 0. :JL " ith; 'neu f¢if:i.\r _ Inrr For end ‘\ -'~o"\"v Solicitor for the Ci%i_intl=ai\ llnnk of i ouiiiicrec

1 ll ' 3.

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uion V “‘2i`i.oa~» Montague. - =-- - l‘..}~7.li~l.uihl.

W.l". ll. Carvell, fl.A

Bargain Solicitor. Notary Public etc~ on reth-

0’Bollonn B sliding.

Corner Gt, Georges »uri - Nut In B|nk_'oi .\'» is .~.-o'l'~

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a::|i...i::.-'ea -.~ _

Fall and Winter Suits and ' Overcoats

You cannot do better than

place your wants in our tailor shop. if it isa big order or a small one, we will givcit pains-

tekinfg attention. We guarantee eatin action. 4

C. Alex Brown

_ C. USTOM TAI LOR ' Cartier Great Gcorgo niiil Kent Sis. Ch|\l'lol.wi.owii.

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'A 1, pm, K n, Donald Makinnnun '. ' l|cLEAN 8 McKlNNON» ` Barrieiern. Aiiorneye-ai-La w

‘ . Brown N fu "Ii rlnrl'AiYOW 1€_i

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illheap Shut Sa

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' ‘We have opened up this week

irs of boots and shoes

giiught-at-a small fraction of th ir value. _

'Nagy comprise Women S

Chil l'en's. _

At the prices we intend

to sell .them at they will soon walk out.

. SeeWindow ,Iii 3 for Sample

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Sprague & Co. Sunnyside

- if _ _ , ‘2*__-'il --- / sheep and attack them seldom stoi

l ivlius Minnie smith, nrrghtou, ro .rt that, but go ou from ima tt

This W 0 r cl

s t a n d s fo r Honesty in shoe making; INVICTUS

It a1”,s"6" stands

for comfort. ~

INVICIUS i for style and up to dateness and

‘ everything that

is good in men’s shoes. _ INVi".'iUS

The popular

shoe in Char-

. lottetown today ‘ '-We have our

spring stock on

. the shelves in

all the new shapes in calf, patent leather, kid and tan calf.

$4.59 and $5.00 a pair

Alley (Xl if 0 if h arlottetown A gelits

_> A scar.-I =:e‘..-auf

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.c'e;s._.~e.

llll.il.ll.l[|Hl€SilN.

..r...` _.-

Practitx liiuitt-ii io ilisenecs

.‘ of Eye, liar, Nose, Throat

and Skin.

Even tested uid fitted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS iltpll ia. ni. l.i.‘l-.two ln.

Evenings by aapomt-ment.

dtww

This week we are offer-

ing a very nice _line of

stewing prunes at the low rate of `

5 pounds for 25 cts.

i Q&`»See them in our

show vi indow.

_BEER Qi G(il"l"

‘ Mew Mountings

-Fon OUR- °

Easier .Photographs Call and see them Bevel' '°l‘i"‘2§.'°'”.°"

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New Gr_t_>__ciry Store

We have just opened e lroeiir!

store on corner of Gt.. Goo end Elle!/\n Ste.. M14 INVW’ _.cum call and inspect mir stock which is all fresh and ofbeatqunlity. Cnllendseo ns We will iry and

please ¥°\l-

lf_c__L_eod &' Johnson.

turned Saturday ‘lrom n visit to

I Mass Drake, North River, returned ;Sn.tiirday from attending the Dairy ‘School in Suascxi ~ _ -

J. M. Hughes of the Post office epnrtmcnt, City, has returned from a visit to Chicago. ,

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been visiting her aunt fn Halifax rc~l turned homc Saturdiy.

Ewen and

Montreal on Friday ‘si.-it ci; :-oiite to

W. J. Wilde and J. O. Wilde of

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Tile inward freight by the Stanley

,to Georgetown Saturday included

freight. ` _

Rev. Wm. Harrison, Cornwall, is

holding most helpful revival meet- ings in the Ham sl.lre` Method

Saturday returned from the upper Canadian cities. _

_ D. A. Sutherland of the Canadian, -Bank of Commerce in- this City rem turned Saturday from a two weeks vacation in Halllaxi i

_ The many friends of William Jonos,` :I’ownul, will be pleased to learn lthat he is recovering from his recent* accident. It will be remembered that Mr. Jones was injured by a heavy barn door falling on him, breaking _his hip and otherwise bruising him '

WOYSG.

lmontmalh . -°-i-~ i ‘ ' n rc resentntive meetin

A luigc a d li Z

was held at Summerville latcly, re auto, and dog tax legislation. After iiilly discussing-the Sllblwt. f»l\€_ _UU tion of our legislators iii prohibiting the running of automobiles on the public highways of this province was highly approved by every elector pre-

thc keeping of dogs by others than iarmers or drovers was ln tho op_in< ion of the meeting a matter to which

he vigorously applied with beneticial

Bro. Alexander Campbell. 'llie rcso, lution stated that “Whereas it has

I-isata by death the members of Tanton L. O. L. No. 1126 desire to- convey to you and yonriamily sin-

bereavement. Simpe words are un nvailng to aleviate the pangs of ii wounded heart but there is One who understands your grief and can s athise with ou and to Him

Saturday night at Wonderland

ended the week with a house crowd- ed to its utmost cap city. Many were the inducements held out to thentregoers, and that they were worthy of the immense audience was proved beyond doubt. The three Du- rnnds excel\ed"`themsolves, and pro- vided enoughlun for a dozen enter- tainments, their rollel' skating act better thnnfever. The pictures were splendid, and tho music throughout unexcelled in Wonderland. The gene- ral interest however, was held ln

_ __* ' ,check until the time arrived to de-

i Benjamin Carr of New London has

clure to whom the handsome side-

recently completed nn extended visitlbonrd was W. 15°' I“t'"“`“’1y inter'

to friends in Charlottetown, Rustieo Winslos `Road and Tryon, North. Many of them he had not seen for forty years and the meeting was a mutual pleasure. Ho has now re- turned home, having thoroughly en- joyed his visit. r

The coming summer promises to bc

the beat Tourist season the Island

_enquiries received by The Tourist and

'men in Ontario and Quebec and

[States who were present at some' of lthe Rev. Edwin Smith's lectures.

Saturday John Connors an old

emi-in of ninety years who lives with :John McAleer at 172 Queen Street ,wus taken toithe .City Hospital in _the ambulance. Mr. Connors while coming down the back stairs slipped on the steps ,a few days ago. tis. locating his hip, The old eentluman has suffered a great deal :is the ii.- sult' of the injury.

The dairy and cold storage branch

of the Dominion Department -_.f Agri- _eulture has issued a circular c'overln_ tha result of the cow testing asso- ciation at New Glasgow, in this Province for the month of January Five herds were tested, consisting of '33 cows: The average was 258 lbs milk 3.7 test, 9.5 fat.: The high est individual milk yield was 660

lbs. test 3.2 Th I t with a 5.4 test.. e owes was 105

The _report of Mr. Crosklll, The

Legislative Librarian, for last year _states that during that year 27 books 'were purchased for the Legislative Library, and 118 for. the Dodd Lib,- sry- By gifts the Legislative Libr- BTY was enriched with 1,121 vol- umes and the Dodd Library with 21, There are now 10,526 books and pamphlets in the Lehislatlve Library and 967 in the Dodd Library. The above accessions of the Govern.:-nent. ‘Library comprises 645 pamphlets and 408‘publlc documents, 5 volumes of MWSl>Bl>ers and 21 magazines. Con

ual from the Governments ofthe dif f°l`°°f~ English speaking countries and from scientific and other gq'¢igi;l¢9_ During the recessthe work of clear- ing out and renovating the upper rooms waa completed, adding Rooms 4, 5 and 6 suitably shelved and-heat- ed to the Library. Mr. Fraser the assistant librarian is now asserting cataloguing and indexing the mms of material "discovered" during this renovation. The amount expended on books for the Dodd Library was $208.47. These books were received from London and New York and 'in their selection the usual care has 'been exercised. The circulation for the ten months covered by this Ro- pert was 4,187 and ol this number 848 books were issued to country readers. The number of registered borrowers was 1,377. The work of

phe Library is extending very "pm, Y

i :British Cough Cure. This is n ssle,plensant and effectual remedy for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis and all adections of the throat, chest, and lungs. No home should be with- out it. Prepared and sold at 350 A bottle by A W Rodin Pima B

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trlbutions have- been received as oar;

eating were the preparatioils for the drawing, ae every one present was determined .itishould he thtirs. The lucky individual who won this ele- gant, present was Goldie Carr, with _ticket number 1477. Applause loud _and long greeted the announcement _of the pize winner, and there is certainly no doubt that nothing further was left to be desired ml the

.“.»nsnnmasn1hmu::.un'naammm&. has yet had judging hy the uumerouu Pm °' "‘° 1“°"’ ”"’°“ Wh” °"°“"“’

the owner of such a handsome piece of fulnltnre f tl

_____;__'_.__,______...___T._._T_____.__.=;t=' ,200,000 Club. Some are from lending night gt w__nd_f;I1'nndn?s':_ng,§ FWZ”

o some-

thing to look forward t l 'r ‘ll

,t-_-\~.~m.»a--ff._.»=~.»c-:w.=ia't=arrm='-in ,many "om p°"°“s in th” Umted bo learned with i i: tn' _»-nm I! ‘"1

n ercs th it another

is announced for this evening, when lvarious gifts will bs once rf fire dis- tributed free of charge :ind rl high class entertainment. enjoyed as well.

TO THE LADIES AND GENTLE-

MEN OF CHARLOTTETOWN AND PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND :- 5 I am now in a better position than ever to give you the very best to bc had in the tailoring nrt,having lreeelved the latest New York fash- ions from the John J. Mitchell fash- ion house for the spring and summer of 1908. I huv‘e also received a large 'supply of the very latest in suitings, overcoatings, trouserings and ladies' coatings, which I will make up at the lowest possible price. I have a ladies' coat maker who ls an expert in that line. Ladies give us a call and get a coat that will please you in any style you choose. I have also an expert from the old country who will clean ond press and repair your ‘clothing at a very modest price. Give us your order early and avoid the rush. ‘ - JAMES CALLAGHAN. | Upper Queen Street.

3-18dmwf,rwtt.

NINE---TENTHS

of the headaches people are afflicted with are caused, it

_ is stated on good authority,

by some form of eye-strain resulting from certain ab- normal conditions.

To detect and correct

_these abnormal conditions is the work of the upto-

date optician.

Modern methods of ex`

aniination, intelligently ap- plied, mnke it possible for . us to guarantee satisfaction

in all our optical worn.

We operate our own

lens-grinding plant.

6. F. Hutcheson,

Y Head Ofilceain New Prowse Block--Charlottetown. ' ,_ _ i 4 _ y ' A ff’ --

°m»1»~-y- -» <4- _ _ intensely Interesting News I

1- Has rove. 1; lung cm WF) _ '_ *X

E, Boswell, Victoria, returned on much and pulled xi Qlllllltii-Y 01 W0<»` ‘

Saturday lrom a visit to Cliarlotto- from their backs, but none were ktl- r _

_ _ , U I _ M... ....-sag. 5::.i’:§i';r;“.;:.::.i.i"'“i,':. f Embroiderles

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'Mm MCD__,,,__,_,,, were ,U the ,eg,s,m,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,g knife might Elnbroideries dir.-ct from the looms comprising all the season s most |

huh- home lu this city. -results. ' . favored patterns in Edgings, Insertions, Beadiiigs, corset cover widths,

Any hotel keeper desiring 11 zirl‘ A resolution oi condolence “wi fe Diess floi‘ncing,and allovers in eainbrie and u1i1slin.All qualities and prices. ‘l or general housework can learn of eently passed by Tanton L00!"-. L~ \ 5 . ____ . I isnme by applying at Guardian office. 0. L., Brookfield, and lor.vv..‘ied to " »

itwo cars nour, three cars mixedcare Sympathy in your sad and Sore T} e Alwlys Busy Store

_ ist vmp Y . ‘ __ -_ ._ __ -~_----»_-,sf _ , _

'¢hur¢;l;_ D who was a man of sorrows and ac- '_ _ ..h,:um»nm dlfkr.NENf ’ --- fquainted with grief we would recom- Robt. McKay, Clifton, has recover-

W, M, F0;-beg, Vepngn River 13.,-ian mend you in this time of sore affiic ed from his recent illness.

was a passenger by the mail special N011- ' "__

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' Meet Me At the Alwa s Bus Store

Laces

We have several

_ ; . » widths of insertion English Vals. Fiench Guiplires 1 _to match each pattem _

inches

French Vals. ' Malins of ed in _~|-he widths

Geriiian Vals. Allovers (aliniakes) are 32_ EI ,/__ I

ki

Cotton Torchon, Linen T0rCl10Il |

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Dont

Che Stanley got_into Georgetown' am Picton at. ten Saturday morn-_

ig.

The mail special left last niglit_lor ieorgctown with mails and DUSSGH' ers.

when you can get hot drinks at anv hm,-r rxrert while you sleep ai n'y trph-.av ifsvnrant.

'Ilic Montreal Still' <-_unt.\ina :L_ pliotu

i' \\', Happeny a native oi _this city; \\'ho is to tu c part in the closing of the j .\I. A. A. A. lgyiiiiilisiuiii nt thc Areiinl in liloiitrcul totluy.

Hot Chicken Pies

in abundance just the thing to warm you up and make vou feel gcod and strong.durlng this changeable weather-

Mrs. H. W. Kent, of Vancouver. HC companled by her sister. MVS- G¢U» Stanley, of Charlottetown, lins re turned to town nftcr visiting friends in Southern California.

W. B. McKenzie, E. A. Wullbcrg. H. F. Lawrence and E. J. Duffy cms-_

sed'by the Minto Saturday en routel to Moncton. Mr. McKenzie, who has

been here :_or___some days. WHS "G-_ . _

mpanlcd y s son. -

no You cannot have any

better protection in

N0 case of accident than _

` a Policy in

Bw" Sun Life of Lanade

Progection It is a good, strong

prosperous and pro- gressive C0.

Charlottetown - - j Manager for P.l?.. Island _

o-lanuwni

E. J. DESROCHES.

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OFFICE HOLDERS

'Every bullet has its hlllet."' So ‘tis learned by FOWI _-

But the man with a billet cnn t have

it bnllot .

He must uso the open vote.

'r. Blanchard, the secretary ol th Janadian Uliib, here ha\'l¥llr'i¥\Vl¢0<l_ Dr. McPllall to lecture bcforc thc] tflnb, received the following tclegrumi

...nu hue to come but would have _...nn nights and a dny in

Picton, therefore returninl! '-0 Mm* » cal. looking iorivniii to June. Suc-

to the Canadian Club and to the

.ei "

P

A verv exciting game of lwqkcy

took place in the Hillsboro Rink. Saturday morning. bei-Wee" the Olebars and the Mic-macs. The Ole- bars were victorious, by the score ol 7 to 3. The teams lined up as lol: lows: Mic-maca: goal A. McLellan. point, R, Fitzgerald; c. Point-S. Campbell; forwards L. Campbell. D. Atwood, H. Palmer. P- Gregory- Olebars: goal, P. Connollyi 1301"*-_ V. Saunders; c. P01115. C~ M11f°\`d~ forwards W. Gillespie, J. Lowe. G- Trainor and A. Rattenbury- Uml>i\'i'S- B. Rattenbury, G. Stanley; Timers. K. Irving, C. McTague. L. barrel made a very satiefnctory rcfei‘ce._ Cgnnoliy at goal made some fine stops. C. Campbell was the star ol the Mle-macs. Lowe is a hustler nt hockey as well as Atwood.

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Gcd if ish

We have in stock

150 QTLS

of the very best obtainable on the Island

Mina'd's Linlmenl ~.-rss ni .lil

and Selling low.

Wholesale and retail at

o _|,- H, MYRICK `& Co’s,

Grafton Street Char ottetown. _ 3-28d\ts3i _ _ `

L Low Price Sale of _

Pictures, iframes and Fancy tools

he balance of all Pictures Frames and Fancy Goofs at Auction Pri

ll good stock. Hundreds of articles. Come in and inspect. If the

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They are good enough for Slierm the world's greatest runner. Th Astoria shoe for gents made by the cook-Fitzgerald co.. of I-0n<\°'\»

e

fl ll

Qnturio, English bend oak sole _used

in the bottoms.-Gofl Bros just r

eeived a large shipment of these in tan, patent, calf and kid. $4.50 $5.00, latest and nobby. '

3-27dfmw3irili.

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V For§ale

aluable Shure Farm

his fnrm kitun

it-ii-'iii :ixmifiid u half inllra from Charlotte wn. T_l\lu inrmexi/.inr_l_n_{_rnl1_1 the Bt. Petern mtie }{il|nboroi;z__'____§_g__ where an abundances ncamsnuroo a nn always boobtnlned. it contains one hun iired and seven eight-Y MN# ‘W WMM' |" leared and in :dm ste ofcu|:_i.\;tion__ The balance has a lood ll’°"¢|\ °f _ °"Dd___,,, 'wa' nn uw fmmmen umm t?h‘m hon! mugs, wsu im it hun heme# »_~f_p2________ with wood homie and WINPI °“5°‘___°“ ,mm also outbnllrllilll ¢_\:3\°|’Y ki" ‘ru Mo" ,md and almoatnew dt with co~i_c__r:____ ___ _mo __ wh" mYd°:i' oqvnmoilh hrm convenient iiuumeuuhli giimiriiif or winusr This lnvvoftl’ l" °' .naiiu thu nuuwolsw rictuiw of r»l|“"\¥ 2:; mi wharf. onemew stores. toiePl\im° hur ohne. reboots. etc. ill bo will rolwlll B

are nut wo'lli a5_ per cent more ju~t any so. Same elegan ‘Bm,|,d¢y me W.dfilng Presentn.Come in and see at

High Grade Art Parlors

QUEEN s'l‘ai_ss'r, ciillittorritrowrl, Agency for Perker’a Dye Works

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,Montreal are in the City installing Dl€HS€d Alllliglli-Y G04 in his infinite ' '

‘a new switch-board in the Telephone wiSd0m i0 l'¢I¥\0\'° fmm Y0“l` home '

Office. |circle your dearely beloved daughter .

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