M a k e s shorter, easier,

.,.,.,_. . . M'-=n-m '-==-- '

ghuring the Seed 'Fair

we will continue. the WHITEWEAR SALE '

A S K T 0 S E E the latest arrivals in VVHITE WAISTS. They are without exception the 'finest' lot ever shown in this City.

Spring Suits

One Piece Dresses _

Coats, etc, Coming in every day. Remember the pla.ce.1I7 Queen St.

L. J. REDDIN

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The Permanent and `

1 Sale Inveslmeniol

Surplus Funds

llave you _funds io invest Do You Buy BONllS andSl0Cl(S?

If you clo not know you will event-

ua`~ly for every tlirewd man realizes

that it is impossible to invest io the

basl advantage without buying bbnds

Do you know tlie advantages of -

bonds over other investments ? i

. J.M.noo1NsoN&soNs i

Members Montreal Stock Exchange i ST. JOHN, N. B. - MONTREAL '

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llll Puuonuiit 'uiusr eoueiwi rr nuthin.

. The appolntm nt of n `l‘ru~t Coniinoy as lfx-fciitor assures efficient reliable, economicil and c ntinuous insnagenzent ol au Estate. Name the "Prudential as your Exccnior.

\ This Coiu;:mya`so gives speiiil attention to inve.-tu.e ts of money

Guornntfei investment receip s nreissmd at good rat.: of intercst and piiuclpal and intere~t are gu'ir.ini~.~~ d

One of the Cnnpaiy sclrcular. will be sent to you on request

HEAD 0FFlCE-- Montreal

0l-`FI€E-- Charlottetown

H & C0 LIMITED

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tho

-snssciunnns snooid :snow

woot ox' two bsioro tho have NM for has sxpir mug notmisssnissuqsssllpspora on gaontinuod promptly ol expiry

-MHS. DUNNING DEAD.--The death _occurred at Clinton 'on March tontli or Mrsi John Dunning, after an illness ot only a low months; Sho leaves to mourn a husband, one son and six daughters.J. ' ~

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-MARKET PRICES.-The follow- lns an tm summmias mime Prices: Eggs, Zoo; turnlps, .1Bc; po- tstoss, 100; pork, 9; to 11|c;boof, 8 to 10c; white -oats, 4oc; blagk oats, ll to Mc; loose hay, $1110 5132 P|'¢ll°d UBY. $9 to $11; straw $i.50.J.~

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-soiioor. EXAMINATION. - 'rue

following is tho standing oi tho pupils of the Kensington High School lor the mouth oi February:--Grade IX-1, Hlrry Warren and Charles Kennedy; 2, Franklin Pidgson; 3, Florence LUKUI- Grads YIII-1, Aggie Good- Win; 2, Mamie Sheen; 3, Jennie Bow.

ness. Grads VII-1, Samuel Gamer- n, 2 |31 d D

0 ' . B YI Oyle; 8, Helen Cooke. Gfllflb V!-1, lora Bowness; 2, Log- tie Dunphy; gt Jean McNutt. Grads V”'1. Katherine Lowther; 2, Patrick G°0dWil\i 3. James Cooke. Grade 1"'-L __-’9“11i°. -_»l=u‘sllne; V2, ,Valdo- Cllifkel 3._L1lllan Inglis. Grade III -1. Mabel McArthur; 2, Charles Mc- Nutt: 3, Ruby Bowness. Grade II-1, Thelma Cooke and Irene McNutt; 2, Jennie Mosse; 3, Hazel Warren and Bee Mosse. Grade I-1, Nelson Bow- ness; 2, Newton McArthur; 3, Nellie Goodwin. .

--KELVIN.-The ‘farmers of this

vicinity arc busily engaged in 'hauling ice from Mill Valley for their sum- mer’s use.-Miss F'lorrie Simpson oi Kensington spent the week end in Kelvin, the guest oi Miss Hattie Laird,-Percy MacMurdo, who is at- tending Business College in Summer- uidc. spent Sunday at his home in Kelvin.-Her friends are pleased to see that Mrs. William Stavert has recovered from hcr recent illness.- Tho school is progressing favorably under tho skilful management oi our teacher, Miss Lila. Milligan.-It. is reported that a moose has recently been seen near J. M. Laird’s Ranch. A very successful concert and basket social was held in Kelvin Grove School house on Friday evening. Ow- ing to the fine weather and lair roads the school was crowded. An excellent program was rendered as followsz- Hecitation of welcome by Robert Humphrey. Chorus by the choie. Re- citstion by Annie MacMui~do. Dialo- guPAlice’s Party, by live school children. Solo by Muriel MacMurdo. Recitation hy Addie Humphrey. Dia- logue-.-\ Frightened Bear. Recitation by Jean Jardine. Solo by T. W. Bent- lay. Recitation by Ena Douglas. Chorus by the choir. Reading by Nel- lie Green (moored). Dialogue-Out ol the Tangle. Rccitation by Walter Bownols foncorod.) Solo by G. H. Walker. Recitatlon by Angus Green. Bolo by John Howard. Dialogue- Aunt Vlrginls.'s Ear Trumpet, Read- ing by Bessie Murphy. Chorus by the Choir. Much credit is duo Mrs. J. Jardine who presided at the organ and also to H. F. Morrison who auc- tioned the baskets. The proceeds for the evening amounted to about $40.J -____.__k (F'rom Yesterday’s Evening Guardian) '-DIED YESTERDAY.-The death occurred at Clinton Monday after- noon at 4 n'c1ock of Mrs. John Dun- ning, agsd 50. The funeral will take place tomorrow Wednesday at two o'clock to Margate Methodist Church whore service will be held.

:.:Ii you have a cold try Rexall Cold

Tahlets.- They are manufactured by

the Rsxall Company lor those who

want a simple and convenient remedy cold colds. There is no guess-work or mystic formula about them-the in-

gredients ara plainly printed on thc, label oi the box and with them comes a guarantee that ii the tablets are not so good as we say you get Y0\ll‘ money bacp. Handsome lithographed hox 25c. The McKinnon Drug Cp.,

Corner Great George and Kent

l fe,

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sf" .5-

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_Specialists in y »l’l¢°.8mg _

mate 'a specialty oi every per-

most ,

-ll or merllg. lottotown

-Amon; the visitors to Albany lllt

weak were Chas and Jos liclhiins,

Newton J ___ ll

-0'. R. Baker, Suminerslde, is

spending throo weeks withhill Dar

ants Gordon and Mrs. Baker. (A3-l,-lil'

lottetown.J. . . ~ -

-- . C. Duncan, Moncton; Goo. No-

Hill'

t Chnl'

T ` Prompt Relief Is Instantly gnu;-,=`

bel. Toronto; P. C. Ysma, Toronto; registered at the Clifton House,Suin- msrsldo between 6.30 last evening and 6.30 the previous evening.J.

-W. M. Bruce, who has been work-

to Charlottetown yesterday after t noonJ

--Miss Ella Hudson of Casclimllcc il

the home oi hor friend Miss Ella t

_.__ t

ington; J. and Mrs. McGregor.Bra¢l~

town; Miss C. Monaghnn.`Provi¢lencc;

Burns, Toronto; >W. D. Arthu`r,‘M0l1' treal; registered at the Queen Hotel.

Braékléy Beach; Sinclair McGougan, 0

ley Baath; Robert and Mr_s. Shaw. fy

Malpequmf o_ W_ Ramsay' .pringmn :ny little stomach trouble or diges

od, and Thousands Use Nsrvilinew

This Account.

A Traveler's Experience Related.-

Tho experience of Mr. Norman

-f' k in th B nk, 0| Hendricks is not an unusual ons.

Nlgvdogcbtiawigegulmorside iibturned writing "Um P"m°° Alben: 5° “Ili

My business calls me from one o another, and I am lrequuntly u

___ against the bad water problem ol tho.

` anadiah Northwest. in so many

i in i Augustine Cove the guest -places the water disagrees with mo, bis Mzigornand Mrs. Carruthers. Be- and I “"5 t° b° kept V017 miserable

,ore returning home M1" Hudson in, on that account. An old settler toll? tends spending a week in Crapaud at m° °“° day that “°tm“3 ll 5° “"1

ww# in and s x

nobody can doubt

Question is, Which one

best? and that isn't s question

ol' Figs being com luscious iigs, sonna

must act in N harm natural way. Syrup

en used with

o newcomers as Ncrvillnd, and he ci-_

Camnmm - plaincd to me how valuable it proved

o him under similar circumstances

_ _ _ is Vernon- Geo. twenty-live years uso- You would S_ g?:;y'GHx§l;§?aGe5_ R_ M°n'¢g°m. hardly bslleve bow happy Lsn_d‘ com-_ 'eryl Montague: _,_ A_ Th0mp90n'M¢,n.\ fortablo my trips are sinus it learned treu. H_ “_ Sa,,,,dm_ H,,u|,,,; _;_B_ or Norvuine. 1 look uponmcrvilino' Ksonim, Bt. John; F. Gaudet, wen. ni my trusty friend and‘ give it a B

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ace oi honor in my hand‘lir~g In ut, 1 rl ` - -

ve disturbances and relieves a.c|'amp

Mrs. A. Monaghan, Kinkora; Geo.M. in W" H°°<‘“d9~ 'Q0 "_¥“¥’¢ _N€\“`Bl&lB. g

Earache Toothnche or pain in‘y0ur muscles 'like Rheumiitism, you simply price $’o'°°’ now $6 9°' Fourteen

_ _30 1 t cnn’t beat Nervlline." ' S‘“““"‘"‘m°' b°""°°“ 6 as 'ro cure limo 1115 before they grow

bi '

g and to rciieve the aches und aln

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, .t think I mms, ,th 'to clear _‘$i5 _98_; Plfteui _Mens

it it liiniziu ciilintry likc0this;"It°b'ures" 5_\1l_l3”‘ 8925 lmmg and t"lmm|“K» -. re

evening and 6.30 the previous el/Bl1~ lng.J. " _ -

-R, J, McNeill, 'Pyno Valley, is in

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--Mrs. D. M. Waugh. Summerside,

-J. E. Wyatt., M. L. A., Summer-

slde, was a passenger to Charlotte- town this morning.J.

-Rev. J. G. McLean, Summerside,

Road, were passengers to Charlotte- town this morning.J.

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

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Corrected for every Wednesday and l

Saturday issue.

D s

oi one whole family get Nei-viiins ro-

(1m-om Vcsterday’s Evening Guardian) da ~ F” 51 sl 50 ' `

` a

Summerside t0day_J_. The Catarrhlozone Co., Buflalo, N.Y.

is visiting friends in oiisr1ottstown.J 3

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i plete, change from anything shown here belor they have new to s made

c, p

and Rom 13° Q Gauthier. Palmmns oilsilk, ghiihsaine as used on automo-

b es sn ey are deeper and wider. T _ .

need no oiling-sometlilng that moth- ers ought to consider, besides the oil gets on the baby's clothes and ls` v . a ` _ About 85 diilerent styles now open

$1.75 to $25.00 each. Come in' and

y m y ze, c., trla1_slze,25c, 8 t all storekcepers and druggists, or

"Use The Island Sheep Dip. It will

3 12M3l.

“The carriages this year are n com-

hey have ball bearing wheels, which

ery hard to wash out' The prlcesi re lower, consistent with quality

or your inspection at prices from

ook them over. James Patou & Co.

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Clothing Department

icely trimmed, regular ¢3i.00,~

gulsr price $17 oo to rl-ar $13.98; welvc Mf_n’s Worsted Suits- ood lining and trimming-regular

weed`Sults, 7 oo to clear at 4.9n; Mens Ves s. 1.50 to 2-os, now 9Sc; Men’s Tweed Pan's, zoo, to cl-:ar P

ai, __ ,

7 at 20 to 30 ~Perceni.Ilisooi|nl

~Men’s Serge Suits, good lining., '

, , _

Clearance i

.. ."` -J .»_ .

,j1_2.]. McNeill’s. 'Tyne Vaiiey

' lasting for »_one Month from February 20"” lzz...-'=

ds to be Cleared .0u

ladies' Depsrlmenl

From zo p. c. io 50 p. c. c-il," al 1

Lo,die’s Wear such as Uiulerwear, Wgists. Childrens Dresses, _elc'; also Scarfa, Muifs, Stoles, mms. Gloves; Hoods, Laces, ard Em- broidery. and"a splendid lille 'of Dress Goods at a big discount.

zoo pairs Cashmere Hose. all

sizes-, regular 45c now 29:; zoo airs Cashmere Hose, regular 3c<:

I-0,0; 0V@l’Hll5. B0)"3 Sl1l\S. ¢lC». now_i9c; 203 paifs Colton Hose,

. . clear 8:c.' Men’s Caps. 750 to "°.¥°.=.;:§':1'“o:.;::':‘t;..§2:.‘:2f"~ ow .fe can sc o

, _ I

I 40 to 1.50, now 99s. S

$2.40, and same discount for entire stock. _

. - S 3"

ular piige qoc to $i.1o now 6,9c. i 39° f

row $4.go; \Voodei1 Mantle Clocks, 5

Oats (white) Oats (black) Straw. por ton Hay

Eggs per doz.

Butter Chicken (pair) Fowl (Dali)

Turulps -

Potatoes, por bus.

as to io 40 to 42

$5.50 to $6.50

ro eo is

\ zo to za

25- to za

I 12 za to so io to 12

D . , and all kinds oi leather at .Os.incron's Hardware Store 162 uae

'fi-se on presentation of certificate

Cabbage

Pelts Hides Caliskins _ 13 Lamb ' 12 »f.0 16 Beef 10 to 16 Bee! (quarter) 5 to 8

i NA-DRlJ*_CQ s |.AxA'r|vs.s

50 to B0

- Women‘s commonest ailment _

-tho rool of ge much oirthslr ` Ill-health-promptly yields to the gentle but certain notion of Ns-Dru-Co Lssatives. _ 25c. s box st ysuridruggtsrm ' umssas ssss iiilsoovsnuosl. est

Ol Olnlflq \llfYKl¢ I

The annual 'meeting ofthe R W. Grand Orange Lodge of P. E l.~ will iam in Kenmare' Lodge foo u siimm osi".Wsfliesday. Merch igih at the -hour 5 _+,‘lo'clo¢1< P 111

Delegates- *lri,1»al‘tciidasce from _'

west of _Ellorells will be given "QW nsuil first els/es‘rst_es and retnrnid

signed by ine cram ‘Smefsry Delegates south spd ea_S*~ ‘nf 9.59’ , ottetown will-`be_. f_i!°"9l*.m* privilege as

A special

town at

if the

l.. 0. a ‘A."B. li. .

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"All you want is s. complete pre- aratiori for repairing harness, shoes

_ ile Clock 3.50, now 2.25.

Men°s and Boys’ Caps 1* Caps regular rio to i 25, to i5

6c; Boys’ Caps, loc, to clear loc.

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Boots, Shoes. Rubbers, 5 zco pairs Men's and Boys' shoes,

30 pairs Men’s .~-hoes, $3 75 now

zoo pai|s`Men‘s Rubber rr

Boys’ Rubbers,6oc to 65c, now

Clocks $

Wooden Mantle Clock. $7 50, 5

f greatly l'€dU¢'¢d PYi*‘¢S- regular soc, now io clear at iso; 39

iceiy trimmed coats from $4 00 t0 i8.oo to clear at half price.

Carpets and Oilcloths

Japanese floor squares $1.-85 now i.4o; ditto, 75c, now 5oe.' talr Carpet, 43:: yd. to clear. .25c " " 251:, io `clcar...._..16c tair Oli Clo'h, 25c, to clesr'..18c “ ‘, “ ras, now....x2c

Smsllwsres

Japannerl wire dust pans regular 5c now xo; Egg Cups, _75c, to

clear 35't: doz; i~z pint Jellies, doc, o cies: 38:: doz; Tumblers. 75c to

r.oo, to clear 60:: dos, Toilet Sets, 3.oo to clear, $1.75; Toilet Sets, `5.5o to clear $3 75; Oil Stoves.

3-1j|_M¢[_\$6 50, Ii0W 3.98; Mafllelilid Mau- $2 °3» now $1 25i Paflor Lamp:

‘$3.00. now $1.90.

Oats, Butter, Hides and Eggs taken in exchange.

» Q . =» " _ R. J Meluu. me valin-

3-3Mi21

Cowan’s Cocoa shares with milk the iirsi place as s drink for children. . A pure Cocos, it contains nerve, flesh and muscle - building material. Made with milk it is s perfectly balanced food, as well as a drink

` the children love

MIOUR GROCER HAS IT _ The COWAN C0., umsua

ti TORONTO

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, Psnsscriul o _

Couldnt wait, Grandpa

£1] f . .Prlc

.~Li#*.°‘?.f' T We bav=`r1.cedlu`;oi1f’r.

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new mr men _~ ~