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ou may have some trouble

lo suit if you buy from

li. P_lckar.d & Co.

Phone? .240

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""Sr'n-'iaklng about., Fountain Pens, ,,.|n, would be without one' when you min buy for $1.25 '_ one of "Carters

‘ Writer" Fountain Pens These

has -- pqnrl' give excellent' satisfaction and nrc recomended by us to be the best Fountain# Pell for the money on the lnnrkcl.. 4-llidlw

-Seo our ad for great -values In men's oioves-Dogskln at $1.25. Deerskln at S l .25. English Grey Cap. ny, $l.50. Grey. Suede at SI 50, 'Fan Elk sklnl $l.65. Silk Lined Suedes at $2.10. Moore 1u<McLeod. 4-20dll'

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“Special Saleol' Me|\'s Ties-a

cleaning up ofa areal. lot. of odd _tlpt-. regularly priced 35c to 506 nach on sale allday and evening Saturday at 25c.~ Moore & Mo mod. _ 4-20dll

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Any out oftown uustomerlwho will send a post card for our new Book “MODERN HOMES" will receive it by return mall. lt illustrates ln lull color a number nl tlladisndsomest new ideas in wail Paper' Moore & McLeod.

» . . 4-20dll

"Specials at. Reddln‘s°on Satur- day Corsets worth 600 for. 490. new print |20 for lOc.. '4-- 20dl

. ln :gaping n hat to suit but you- will have no trouble in getting COAL

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A doctor's first' 'ti . ' , "““°‘l lil’ ll llatlenllulg, ?'1r`:~he“;¢(;,`:|-' bowels regular-?" 1-1,.gn0w, that .95- D» ¢~. of illness is attended with in- active bowels and torpld liver, ' “nd that this condition must lm reniovnd gently and thoroughly before health can hs restored.

_Rexall Orderlics are a posltiv'I,

pleasant. and safe remedy -for ~¢nn. Bllllatlon and bowel disorders in gen- eral. We are so certain of their great curative Value that wc promise to re- turn the purchasers money in every case when they fail to_ produce entire satisfaction. .. Rexali Orderlies are- eaten like candy. they act nuletly. and sul in l"`0¢ll\Cl“8 11 Soothing. strengthening, .healing influence on the entire intes- tinal tract. They do not purge, igrlpe, _csuss nausea, flatulence, excessive

ill: elect. They- are sspeélall . ¢l‘ l0l` °l1l,l__dl‘0ll. Weak Dersonspoll gfllld folks. hrce sizes, 10c., 25s., nn.; 50c. Sold only at our store-The flex- all Store. The. McKinnon Drug Co.

“See the Dress Glnghams In the

north window l2c and our span. ial36 l|\ print. |00.--l. .l. Reddln.

4 -20dli

“Special lines of Dress Goods

offering at Reddlrfs on Saturday up to So for 490. 4-20dll

"Mac's Blood Food .has worked

wonderful cures wherever it has been used. It is praised by all former ln- vallds. A box 50c. The Two Macs,

4~18d3i.

"Thu coronet containes such cele-

brated selections _as__ Nevin’s "Nor-oinn. .us," Hearts and flowers," by Clohnnl and many others. See Miller Dros.»ad in this issue. 4-18d3i.

"Me.c's Blood Food is made from

n._ receipt. used and endorsed hy nil leading physicians tllrollgliout Amer- ica. and Europe. A box 50c. The Two Macs. 4-iauai.

"Timing watches. We have on

lmud a. nice line of watches for _iimlng llurposcs, in nickle and gun metal cases. We have both thc single and split seconds timcrs with minute register. Good, accurate, watches nl, low prices. G. F. nutclwson. 4-19d2i_

"For airing the baby. The best con vcyance is a go-cart and the best place to buy it is at I’ATONS.-

' 4-15rlidtl.

"Beautiful weather to givc baby an

outing. Our special showing of go- carts will help' you secure 5 good one reasonably. Patons. 4-15r1idtf.

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“‘t:.=“l’¥‘°2 tlwllo till; 0llEEll s

the lortunntehclmt. $0 ‘ 3

looseness, diarrhoea, or other annoy.,

The result of the lottery for the "Ms.yiiower,'°- the sailboat owned by Nelson Winchester, Charlottetowll. was made known Thursday his t

The .Guardian welcomes relish

l‘ruvlnce. All such items should be mailed _ to "The Guardian News Dept., Uharlottetown," immediately all/sr the events, etc., have transpired.

On Thursday evening several young

men from Union Road`did an exceed» in_g_ly quick piece of work when they .loaded one hundred and forty-one bags of ' potatoes, averaging ont

lxtllndrcd and eighty-three pounds to_ t e bag, 'in fifteen rnlnutcs at afrnil- wny siding. Ncxt‘l.' _ ' ’

A lliake Verde correspondent writes'

Charles Wcatherbie _ls ‘busy hauling' lulnber for his house. Hc intcltdi building immediately. Bertram Lane Hermitage, p_aid~ n flying visit to Ma rlon yesterday. Benjamin Weather' lfic. was a recc'nt visitor to Hazel- brook. Bessie Wcathorble was a"re-~ cent visitor to Hermitage, where shc wsu the-guest of Miss Amy Lane. _

Correspondents will please remem-

bcr the rule that letters on the auto questlan can only be printed over the signatures ofthe writers. Several let- ters received do notlcomply with this condition. The writers enclose their names in confidence and do not auth- orise the printing of their names.

It pays to buy is um rmvnieei “ _.Albert-

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James Smith Charlott wn, owned,.5».“l"l.;U-`Q- DGINWY. N0l'l»\\ 'l`I`l'0ll.

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news from persons throughout this U\8U¢l0 5- ll°lllll0y. Albany. ls a

*.*Pl¢°.l' -W. _..._ _.

"l(l‘o`tl"s'$"il ‘Guardian comprises -‘ six- teen ._ _

lilo (.l¥__l:I'l0l~l01»UWll and is registered _n _tus 'ver-e. _ _ n

visitor ln_ Charlottetown and is ' _re- gistered nt the llcvcre. »

When the Guardian News phone 133

is reported busy, after 6 p.m., pa~ trons should ask for 132-il. All who have a phone should cut this out and paste lt. up._ _

E, J. Anderson, St. John; Angus

Rankin, Btellarton; registered at tho Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, between the hours of~1l,00 last night and 11.00 the previous night. ‘

Rev. J. F- Flnyd will occupyf th; pulpit ~of the Central Christian Church. Charlottetown, Sunriny niorning and evening. 'Phe morning l}_tlbicct_ will hc "Patience," and the ,evening subject will bc "Ship- wrcclts._" '

Last night Rev. ll. S. Erbpreat-h-

ed, in thc Baptist_Church, Charlotte- town, at the lslvlmgelistic se1'\ic¢\_ The services have been well attended this week. They will continue next Wllell. and Mr. Erb will preach cach night except Saturday. There will be no service tonight. it is expected the meetings will close next week. -

The Sydney Record says that an

their letters cannot be printed.

They will understand from this wh

y far as can be ascertained about six-

teen hundred people have signed the petition to commute the sentence of

The subject °x the ’s°rm°n by the Tony Garrio whose execution is set

Salvr-.' Large box, '25c.-' . _

`_ Rexall ' Healing Salve

_ is a superior' p|'cpa|;atlon for so|cs,_bruises, cuts, scab and other forms of skin

rfuplion. if is n\a'de by men wllo know just vllml a good salvc nllould he and show their knowledge in the superior curathc merits of llexdl llealing

_ MacKin11on_ Drug Company

‘ ` 'run ssxA|.r.`s'roau.

_ Cer. (it. George and Kent. Sis, _

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how much better you will like our MASTER MAR- - INE .smoking tobacco than .any other kind you ever smoked, because we real- ly b.lleve it is the best made. Cool, fragrant,

- soolhing,`eud comfortlngl; Tryour BLACK 'l‘WIS chewing tobacco i_f you want something good lu that lillc.

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fkmerlcanbarb wire; This wi

will reserve attention; g 5;.

Send your ordsrfst once. _ al prices to misehsnts

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We are offlerlng farmers and merchants the biggest bar-

gain in wire that has ever been oilered in this Province.; Just think of it !' High grade American wire going _at 2 I-4°H pound. 'l`here‘s going to be a big demand for this an_d you should send in your order early. ' " `“ This lot. includes |5o.ooo pounds of heavily' selvwlled

,Bild will give just as good service and last ss__ lolllf “S f“°"°‘V new wire but lt' has be _n exposed for some time and ls Sllslllll' tarnished-nb_""qulie bright 'ss' when it left the factory.

The weighing( resin. are 38. 50, go and me lbs each and

our price le 2 r-4a lb.‘dellve_r¢d to any _ststloll in P- E. I. on receipt of price- No credit allnwedsnd only orders cf 100 ll*

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American

Bar-b Wire

re ls as strong and satisfactory

mall or telegraph lt: izlk l

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Rev. _Z. L. Fash in the Baptist Church, Charlottetown, tomorrow morning will be Tbyatlra-A Victor- ious Church. This ls the filth sermon in thc series on the Book of Revela- tion. In the evening the subject ol the sermon will be A Fool For Christ. This is the last sermon in the series on Home Foolish People in thc Bible.

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Thc Ottawa Journal of thc 15th

inst, under the heading "02 Years Old Today," contains thc following: "Alexander Henry Boswell McGowan, M. L. A., (Vanvcouver); born Queen's County, l’. E. I., 1850; Conservative, M. L. A., for Vancouver city since 1903." Mr. McGowan referred to in thc foregoing is n son of thc late High Sherill McGowan, ol. King'r County. _

Through thc efforts of W: R. Tobin, barrister, and others, Cnpt. Edward Dicks is to be released from Dorches ter penitentiary to which he was sentenced for four years ovcr a year ago by Judge Longley, on a. convic tion for smuggling. Mr. Tobin _

Capt. Dicks' relapse, Clemencyis cx- tended principally because of Capt. Dicks' faintly and because the mai: for whom _thc smuggled goods were intended, cscal-cd with 'n light penal ty.-(Sydney Exchange. (Capt Dicks is a native of this provincc.)"

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'l‘he Guardian has received n lcttel

signed. by live passengers who sailed by the Mlnto on April 16, from Charlottetown complaining that they did not arrive at Picton till 9 p._ ln., werc,thcn unable to secure lodg- ing -at thc hotels at any price, and alleging that on return to thc Mlnto and offering to pay for lodging there they were refused by the captain. The letter is signed by Edmund .Vlcker-_ son, ld. ll.. Rowman, "Norman Mc- Kay 'and family" and-Geo. A. Cud- morc. The circumstances scorn to br quite cxcci-.tional and may bc ex~ plained perhaps on suillcient grounds Tile sleeping accommodations on the winter stcalncrs are limltcd_'. '

"l`. lludsou, l‘ictuu; .lauren Polly, St. John; A. L. Mclwud, Montreal; Wilfred Forbes, Port Vernon; C. B. Hallett, Montreal; Ill. G. Lcaman. Moncton; H. M. Canfield, W.lt. Web- stcr, Montreal; H. Fidlcr, Toronto- ll. Eastwood, New Glasgow; George Gray, Htcllnrton; H. V. Ramsay, Campbellton, N. ll.; G. W. Sharpe, iiummerside; J. W. Barrington, Tor- onto; J. W. McAdnm, Halifax; C. F. Fisher, Montreal; A. S. Williams, Montreal; J. P. Richards, Toronto; F. E. Johns, Montreal; H. S. Driau, St. John; Miss I. W. Johnston, Tor- onto; R. D. Campbell, Halifax; R.l<‘. Forbes. Halifax; W. W. Watt., Tor- onto; I. Freedman, Montreal; J. A. Houston; Halifax; Louis Comeau, St. Johll; F. S. Gott, St. John; S, A. Hiltz, Halifax; O. Moreau, Jr., Montreal, H. H. Reid, St. John; re- gistered nt thc Victoria Hotel, Char- lottetown, between the hours of 11.00 last. night and 11.00 the previous night.

izflexall 93 Hair Tonic is n splen-

did preparation for promoting a lux

proper state of normal health andac

re-

ceived word this morning from the with floral tributes. and upon the

Secretary of State that the Minister door and' surrounding thc casket were

of Justice had.grantcd an order for flowers 'ln heaps, baskets, wreaths,

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for May 2nd. The petition is said to contain the names of many clergy- men and citizens of all classes. Sun- day was the last day set for signing the object being forward the docu- ment/to.0ttawa Monday. Garrio is the murderer of Lewis McLaren of this province.

Olga, wife of F. A. ltobcrtson son

of the late Dr. '-Robertson, Crapaud, and daughter ol Alfred Anderson of Port Blakeley, died Monday night at eleven o’clock, March 25, aged twen- ty-thrce years, four months and eleven days. Obituary services ’c\v.ere held a.t Port Blakeley church, thc Rev. Mr. Lewis of Seattle and Rev. J. M. Robinson of Port Blakely odi- ciating. The church was crowded to; the doors with friends of the deccas-` ed, many of whom had known hcr from childhood, Girl friends who_ had known her for years had decorat- ed the church beautifully wth flowers, the altar platform being entirely hid- den lmder a mass oflragrant bios- soms, and the windows were filled with them. The casket" was laden

pillows, hearts and manv other hand- some pieces expressing the sympathy of friends. - The sermon nnd burial rites were touchingly rendered, and a choir sang _spine beautiful musical

selections, meh were greatly ap- preciated. ' c pall bearers were as follows: Jack Seaborn, Ever Wind- bald, Lawrence Cunningham, Jurdon Williams, Arthur _Chapman and Clyde

were girl friends who had known Olga for Years. The deceased had lived at Port Blakcley the greater art of her life, and hosts of msn. mourn her early death.

' _ 11Gl=t_ the llabit of saving money by Sl\0DlllIlE from I-lolman’s Catalog. Quick _ _delivery-sdtisfactlon guaran- ¢_°°ll."!' Y0l1l‘ 'money refunded. Bend 'Your order promptly. 4-i8dr3i.

Photo

2 Perfection

is attained li the use ofa Gralllex Camera

aior can use the image right side up,

~ the size it will appear in the nega-

tive. up lo the instanlofexposurc. J The Grsilex is equipped with the '

best shuttsrihat has ever been de- vised -the-_ l-focal Plane Shutter- maklng exposures from l-lo to l-moo second.

Price $105 50

- -We have if in our _ .'coml>_lei`e stock f Call and See it

I Johnson & .lohnsen I Kodak Dealers

.ment grown. or sou, silky nan. it I ` . New Lace Curtains, 2 c c. oc c x.oo 1. o to .~o.

1 - ~ 5

§”l§‘_’°_';*‘;_~ ‘}°“‘“°;§' “'51” ““'{“'l‘_"fu‘;§‘* ` . New Curtain Laces loc 14c -18:: 22c 3oc gzc. .

B- ll B 1', HI 65 8 808 0 ' ' _ -

and amines um hair raotspto mil-' _- Pl' 0 l 2 c l Y 0 \l I' . l ' gow gg-e_toi_i_nes _1océ_2c15_c l8c ar;<_l up.

' ' - _ - I s ets or urta ns ata prices.

uie.Li-g sm si.oo.'r\»Mec-_ Ill M0ulS ew _ _ »~r;l’,,,,f,,, ning? 0f,’__ fri., nmol esters, “.0 ___ _ _ New_Stencllled Scrlmi. tzc i7c 2 5c 35:: 4 _gt-.

rner Gt. Geo._snd Kent. Sts._ drtf.. _ _ N6w_iuh6usecl'“ni“g time _ ___ ' _ _ _ A,

_ _ _ _ _ _.- _

- ,» and when putting away furs

and wmtei' garments you need.

.si»'.slsid'» J " ‘

_\“°"“_ ll’sils__;ns

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ltle Qgl5e lon 4|, |5¢

- ; - -Theillusiesl Store on Chsrloiietowifs Busiest Street

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Init_i_al_ in gilt freed with ever_y____ bag

over $1.00 to-day _

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_ _ _I he _woman _who needs- a smart new has .__ _ ;._,.¢ is ‘ right in it" if she buys to-day. We wi ':Tjf_f_ ___*..-.___ __ present one_of. those handsome .scrip initials -fi .‘i'J§‘\ 4

\ . . »._ .-,- eye. ., _

attached to the bag, with every one over Loo. -. 5151> ' ...~-‘.' =.».~__.<.,-,lf The initials are made of hard metal gold finish. _ | ‘l ’ g. ‘li They sell usually for 25c. _i ig..-..~_-.£~.~_~,;f9_.’ ' '

Free with bags over 1.00 today. ‘ `*' 2

. ~' "-"" - 'gays ."f..' i

New Bags are i.oo 1. 50 2.00 2.50 3.oo and _-_.g_,,_ g¢.__.,;,_f,¢,'g}'g_4;.¢g§,_,

U P. \ ;'. f¢;.;_-fi ,¢. .‘»_5£»_¢ . . .-_rg-_.__>. ;'3.;._

an ~' .._.;_~,,__"f‘”»~.f .. c

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£9

Men’s Overalls sncl _I - ' ' ' . Special Basement Bgrigzlrils ps

. In order to make room for an entirely new stock of Overalls `we have taken

out every item of the goods now in our shelves placed them in the basement, and l1HV¢ Cul llle D1'lC¢ 25 per cent. They are all good garments, but odd sizes.

Black, blue and Tweed effects. _ '

Men’s all Wool Between weight

¥-Seamless- _ ° I Cashmere Sox sprmg Underwear

. 1.35 for |'.00

I 390 for 30c.

1.90 for I 4U' 2.40 for L80

Our long spring calls for some-

thing warmer than summer weight and lighter than winter wear.-

This clearing lot gives you what

you want at a bargain.

Linen and Wool, Cashmere, and

light all wool. Mostly Englirsli.

Fine all wool sox, not a seam to

trouble the tenderest feet. perfectly made regular 39c values, a special purchase makes possible our bar-

gain price of, per pair, _

50- CENTS

Smart stylish ties worth to 50c for 25c

_ Mcn’s ties are to have a cleaning up--and so, you are paid to help us reduce

lhe_stock. These ties offered in this sale. are all good,but are the odd ones “one in st box” and that sort of thing. 35c to 5oc.Yours at 25c.

Spring Shirts- of Cord percale _60c¢

Beetham.` Honorary pall bearers*

its consiruclionis such the oper- ,_ ri

T-lere’s where we can llelp.

you for we have made a spec- ial stucly'cf these problems. _

I Moth balls, a pound. . . .20c

Moth proof bags, will hold

an overcoat, skirt or any yar- ment without wrlnki ng. crushing or folding. Medium “ 'size 6oc', slarge size. . . .15c, ' Lavender flsires,Csmphor ilsires,

‘and csdsrllsirss, s large pack-

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Also esmphor and csdsr camp-

' bofin‘buil:.' '

.ir.x.§::“ ' '.-n§..~'-i~.\.».'.-;f:°.=..~f' or _ ~ isiawmh ‘ Bakery The; Macs

IF THE AVERAGE MAN SAW THESE .SHIRTS BEFORE HIM. =

and was asked the price, his answer would be “ONE DOLLAR" . They are made of line corded parcale, they have cuffs, attached, they arc finished with .strong reinforced yo_i_¢___f.e....._... . . ........ . ....... ..+..- _ . . ._.. . ._..._.- (ills _ _ Any man s Glove _ needs can be

perfectly supplied at this Counter

l _

' ” 1 °` ` IN ALL OUR EXPERIENCE wc have never

tu carried so complete a stock of nice gloves for men as _ we have ready for you this Saturday.

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’ .. ......|.25

Men s English Dogskin . . . . . . . . . . .. l.25

\ Men s English Deerskm. . . .

` __ " Men:s Einglish Cape, Grey. .. . . ._ ... ...L50

_ A _ Men s Prench Suede Grey...‘....._......I.50

i " ffl Men's Elk Skin Tan; . . . . . . _ L . _ .J-'|265

.ji I. l , ' Men's Silk Lined Suede..................2.l0 . fy We have your size, we want only a chance to show

' ` ' "' _ you that we can fill your glove needs better than any

' ' other store in this Province. .

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3 arm Towel .Rack free to Cash buyers of 1.50 or more

'inc house furnishings department.

]UST_ AS A SPECIAL BUSINESS BUOMER for Saturday we will _

present-to every woman or man who spends 1 . 50 in cash in this department,

a nice 3 arm nickle TOWhL RACK. '

_ This rack would sell at 15 cents or more, and is at very _useful _ addition -

to your household-especially to-the bath room. `

.:~.. .-. fe <‘ wm'rn'swAN vnAis'l‘°’t‘..\Kss.- . ' i -' .

A' A OVER '1'rl1RT_Y.T`Wo“

MILLION DOLLARS - _

»n,,,,,,,,,,_ on., , _ For the year ending 26 19|! the Sun Life of

_ _ ' Canada received applications for _$3z,4oo,ooo.oo. OWN* ”""`“- “"l“”' n . No betterevidence of the popularity of--thatgood

Previously acknowledged ' $1186.03 old company could be gwen' ` I

‘Prblbyn Church Cardigan _ E`_ R.

atc always ln l§r_§§fl_‘_~'demand for breadmaklng. as tlfdymre fresh and active until used. Your grocer sup- plies them in lic' packages containing 6 cakes. Bend for free sample. White Swan Spices & Cereals, Limited.

Preebyn. Church, W. River

Brelbyn Ohurch,.Montague. 18 00 2 Contributions per Rev. ~ '

W. E. _Johnsonf

"$09.88 .

" L' ;.I.t-if was - S' . -.9 cf--1 own- me-\

" protection against moths and i ` ' ' ' __ ' _ __ 4 _ ',,» other ravaging pests. _ _ _ ._~ 5 _ A _ ~- -.-"“‘ ‘ "'“"""I

jig -sis. 5

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