G

you then

Society Emblems

'We have just added to

Pins A and Button

. _

B A I_ U__F M _ our stock a lar enuiuber of C.

». ., asonlc., A O H Oddfeqows O

md other-S0¢i¢¢y in_ \_-: . _ -. .__ ., _ rai'lgelne_ ine it will Pay to lsleesut. ` hen m need oi' ‘anything m thx

`“"' _VV- iviv=l_i__Na:r=-a

J E\Vl'1LElL

COOK

_ lvlrv day is Baby my

-et- ` Coo|l’s Studio

New DesBriszly Block,

The Studio Where Baby iq Ala-ny, Welcome

To make you _Strong

After an attack of La Grippe

Hughes’ Digestive Tonic

is unexcelled. It nourishes an

strengthens the nt nes, improve.,

. l

_ ` . ll

“PP°\ll¢. Bids digestion and tones tu the whole system, ,

Price 25c per boillc.

Avolheraries Hall

DELICIOUS TEA

Ever-drink Eltlvili E BLEND.

ED TEA? If not you have not the slightest idea of its excellent qualities. It has all the delic- iousness and high quality that can packed ina pound of tes.. The aroma is excellent and stamps this as the only perfect family tea with all the

1 highest qualities at _a moderate

price. Get a pound NOW and prove what we say.

28 cfs per lb

W. W. Walker

7

Phone 343 GROCE R _Col Ellstoll and Orlcbnr Str( t s.

' dttsrtulnl ` `

_

e Fall antlwinter Suits and _ l i0vercoats

You cannot do better than

place your wants in our tailor shop. if it isa big order or a small one, we will giveit pains- taking attention. We guarantee satisfaction.

C. Alex Brown

C USTO M TAI LOR

Corner Great Onorgc und Kullt Sis. tlhnrlottutotvll.

eo. E. llucllss.

;, _ , ;`_ "_"`_""`°‘

INV C' US

This W o r d

s t a rl d s fo r Honesty in shoe making.

INYICTUS

_ ‘lt also stands for comfort.

INVICIUS for style and up to dateness and everything that Ls good in rnen’s shoes.

IWICTUS

The popular

shoe in Char- lotletown today -We have our spring stock on the shelves in all. the new shapes in~ calf, patent leather, kid and tan calf.

$4.50 and $5.00 apalr- Alley ®. C o

Charlottetown Agents

'T.'*l

_ < President Crisp paid an offlcia

visit to the Welsford and St. Mar

Practice limited to Diseases

of Bye, Bar, Nose, Throat And Skin.

Eyes 4-ssted sad fitted for

glssses.\ f

OFFICE norms sw lla. in. l.c0e.B0n nl.

Evenings by appointment

dtww ~

Offices in New Prairie Block--vllhlflotfetovln.

his home in this City.

_ Aubrey Brown,`stamp vendor is confined to his home through ill- ness. _ _

to Charlottetown by the Minto yea- terday.

. _-_-

yesterday.

in York, the guest of his uncle, W. H. Pope Cooke.

The Minto came into port. at Cha

y y, ton

12 o‘clock, thus opening navigation.

Buoy. .

way freight.

the face yesterday.

The Mission Board ofthe M. E.

lChurch has extended the furlough of

|Rov. Beal. Chappell, fornlcl'ly or thlsthe Legislative Council Chamber foi

|the purpose-of organising a_Canadian Club was largely attended by repre-

i.. M€BSl‘S~ M-Blwlm `»icDo|lllll. Feder- sentative citizens. His Honor thc

f Lieutenant Governor presided and at

the opening sctforth the aims snr. objects of the organization and the lgood work it had already effected in other parts of Canada. Dr. Blan-

s the new pl-lstor of the Central chard read the constitution* of the hristian Church in this City will Canadian Club in St. John. Brief

addresses strongly favoring the for- lmation of a like organization here. ‘were made by Hon. F. L. Hsszard,

, The D011" °“'°°'°‘ yertsrllny raided J. A. lvlsellleror, .lunge Fitzgerald,

T. C. James, A. B. Warburton and

. . pi bi-er 'Percy Pope. It was thereupon re-

;wcre taken by the officers, which will solved to organize the Canadian

Club of Charlottetown, and in a very brief time seventy-one members

The market yesterday was poorly had enrolled their names. The con-

atterlded. Prices remained about; the stitntion of the St. John Canadian .same with the exception of butter, Club was adopted with some amend- which was scarce and sold at 30 and ments. Dr. Blanchard read letters

received from the Canadian Clubs of Halifax and St. John and from Rev. G E Ros astor of Zion Churc

City, to Jany. lst, 1909. »

lick McLeod and Hammond Ford o 'New Glasgow Road crossed to Plc- tou yesterday en route to Winnipeg.

_ %.'__j_é_._

Rev. John H. McQuerry of Arkan- a

reach his first ' sermon here on Apr 1 19th.

lthe premises of Andrew Murphy, Kent Street Some 'sam `es of

abc analysed.

32 cents per pound.

D

loved wife of Norman ;\1».lcLsod age

n'lne sons and two daughters.,

. _-_ _ ' r

l A very pleasant time was spent- a,ing. The Executive hops to com-

fiplctc an arrangement to have Dr - McPhail, Montreal address the Club,

wards of thirty of the young people probably oh Monday evening next in

of York and vicinity gathered there.

Games and music were rnjoyed till which further and more definite a -

the 'wee sma' hours' Alter risnmp- tuoua supper gotten up in gi-od posed that admission shall be matic ' style by Mrs. Brown the party dis- persed only too sorry the hours had members. N0 new organization in

few~ evenings ago at the homc o

Ebnezer and Mrs. Brown, when up

gone so quickly.

tins Circllts, N. B., last week, an spent Sunday and Monday on tb

are well known in this Province.

V of the members at all the meeting

______v _ and the explanations given by th

ForSale

lwill eller exchange for‘clty ropertv m

arm MH75 acres on Brllukl$_y i't. llonrl. Illini us _through farm. Goo nlill sito .\c\\ use and hnildin .lin good l-epltlr.

or further partl!culp_l_-r1__l;_p|;_l_y'_t_t<__ ____

_.sate n..luis.l.` 'Hari-lngunr. inc. i

A (J hun F( `. Lrolald M =Klu.luoll 5

||cLEA.N bi MCKINIVUN.

°‘.i.2i:l.'.'=~..4"'°'1:x.:;:!:&.‘ s@Se¢ :hem in our

' '

~----'-°“"' _ show window. `

sara fa I, oorr

B A Y E R4

Cheap

Shne”Sa|e

_._-_--

We have opened up this

week _

2000 -

irs of boots and shoes

Egugllt-at~n .small frzlction of their value _ _

They ggmprlse Women s

Men’g B0.'S MiSS¢S' and Cltildren's. _ ` ' At the pices we intend to sell them at they Wm soon walk ont. ~ Seewindow '

This week we are offer- ing a very nice line of stewing prunes at the low

rate of `

Photogr a p h e r

All the Latent Strlcs

in the Photo Art '

Tet. |92 Ch"l`own

l

Stewart & Campbell,

Bsrristsrs. Solicitors. ste

' Desllri 'Block Corner of

omédiehu and Gmsilhn Streets, Cher-

, P. E. I l d

'°iilii|'i:'i ro soltli'

for Sample

satisfactory by the bulk of the mem

son and Fowler. '

Robert. H. Horn of Bloomfield, P. E

last respects at the grave.

._?_._-___-

\\'. s. s-rnwim-K. 0. N. A. UANPIII-L .

Sam Doyle, Antognish. is visiting. The warmest registered ¥°°¢ll’<l°¥

lwaa 34 degrees above aero and al nine last night it was 28 above.

of the sermon at the Baptist Churcl. on Sunday morning. The young oi

There were thirty-five passengers the congregation are most cordially

invited.

Consul Shirley returned to this Bros. & Co. the obliglng and pop

City from Sydney by the Minto nlar agents of the Black Diamond

*Line Stea.me§‘_s hare that. the __B. S

Hamilton Cooke, Maine, is visiting `hoth be -on t e route between Mont-

real. Charlottetown, Sydney, North Sydney and St. John's, Newfound

land, during the _c_oming season. gots.

- r- these steamsrs ave lately rec ved

lottetown esterda from Pic at°a thorough overhauling andlrenovat

fed throughout. The “Bonavista" i

Ice was encountered by the Mint 4admihablgnddalhwlhilihlcdaKtxlimliglimlil

o sen e s ro o

yesterday ten miles south of Point with electricity. The Black Diamond Prim all the way up to the Black Steamship Co propose in the future

|as in the past t_o gtve importers ani shi ers aa up- o-date service and

The inward cargo by the Mlnto onepp steamer will call here about

‘from Picton yesterday included two every nine days during the season. cars English goods, and.two cars Rates freight-gladly quoted on goods

from Mizlntrstil and through rates from Lon on, iver ool, Glas ow and

| Michael Connolly of S. Wt Crabb's,.Ant.wsrp by agentsphefre. If glee and fhardware merchant, while rcmoving°weathor conditions continue favor- ,some heavy timber was badly cut. on'able the B. S. “Bona.vi`stn" will be

due here from Montreal about mid- dle of April next.

Rev. A. D. McKenzie, the mission-i . _ s, p h,

_ery from this Province to Demerara.the latter regrettlng his inability to ‘is the preacher in St. James church attend the meeting. The following tomorrow morning, und .n Yion officers were elected: church in the evening. | Hon. President, the Lieutenant i Jas. D. Hyndmnn, a native of Governor.

»_Chn.rlottetown, will bc nomin-ated byi President, Percy Pope. ,the Conservatives of Elmolltoa to] Vice Presidents, Hon. F. L. Has- oppose Hon. .Frank Cilver, the Min- znrd, J. A. Mathieson.

lister of tllc Interior, at the ncxt; Secretary, Dr. Blanchard.

election. Treasurer, J. W. Ryan. _

` ‘ --- Literary Correspondent, C. R. . The death occurred at Clyde »

Smallwood,

Statio March 25th, of Janette be-| Executive Committee, W. H.Aitken,

tl Dr. Conroy. T.C.James, J.E.B.Mc-

57. She leaves to mourn he-sides: her Cready, A.B.Warburton. S. Robert-' husband a large family consisfll 5; of

1 Canadian Club of Charlottetown, -,which it is hoped may have a pros- .1 porous and useful life in t.he_com- g munity.

latter field. Rev. Wm. Lawson sup-l plied for Mr. Crisp in the city on

_S_u;:da_y_.L Tl_l_t_e_ `l"respl.\ll_t__ av_'.tl Inv. pk

e c aug n ;r:,en<e' tie Mis- ' ~ sioaary meeting at \Velsiord. Thia_PRO‘INCh OF PRINCE EDWARD charge, under Rev. T. Spencer Crlsp,i is lrrosneriaa The above gentlemen than ever to give you the very bert

lto he had in the tailoring art,having

l T0 THE LADIES AND GENTLE-

The leading officers ofthe High

Court of Foresters visited theqon h fo th Courts at Crapaud, Murray Harbor, and Pownal, on Monday - Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of this week. There were good attendances

_ ouse r s spring and summer

s‘the lowest possible price. I have a elladies' coat maker who is an expert

officers regarding the proposed legis- lation at Ottawa were regarded asland get a coat that will please you

bers who listened to Messrs. Ander-

After a lingering illness of several

months William Gavin passed to the life beyond Friday Feb. 28th. Death had been expected for some tlme~and ' all the members of his family were present at the bed-side except his son George who was in Seattle. William Gavin was born Oct. 22nd 1857, at Dalhousie, Ontario, and 'len a child moved with his parents

to Prince Edward Island. At. the age of 21 he was united in marriage to Miss Agnes Horn., daughter ,of

I. eight children all ofiwhom survive being born to this union. In 1881 he toolr mp his residence in '!North. Dakota living there until 1902, when, with his family he came to Cashmere. | Mr. Gavin was a devoted husband and a kind and indulgent fat.her.l He lived a quiet f and unassuming life and by his sober and industri- ious habits gained the friendship and _respect of everyone. He leaves a devoted wife, five sons-James, Robert, William, George and Garncld, and three daughters, Matilda, Sarah and Ethel. The funeral services oc- curred Saturday afternoon from the Presbyterian church, Rev. I. T. .Rsab otficatrng and paying s beautiful tribute to the memory of decdassd. The burial was ln the Cashmere- cemetory, a large concourse of. friends and neighbors paying their

t

Youthfnl_Piety, will be the thenu

The Guardian learns from Peaki

.Bgqaviatd and “Cacouna will

The meeting held last evening ir

son, James Paton, W. A. Wecka. _

The last Thursday in March was

fixed as the date of the annual meet-

Prince of Wales College Hall, of

n

nouncenicnt will be made. It ls pro-

iree, but by ticket of invitation from

this city has been established under more favorable auspices than the

EN OF CHARLOTTETOWN AND

ISLAND :-

I am now in a better position

received the latest New York fash- ions from the John J. Mitchell fash-

of 1908. I have also received a large supply of the very latest in sultings, overcoatings, trouserings and ladies' coatings, which I will make up at

in that. line. Ladies give us a call

in any style you choose. I have also an expert from the old country who will clean and press and repair your clothing ut a very modest. price, Give-us your order early and avoid the rush.

JAMES CALLAGHAN.

- Upper Queen Street.

._ ..._

,NINE---TENTHS

of the headaches people are afflicted with are caused, it is statedon good authority, by some form of eye-strain resulting front certain ab- nonnal conditions.

To detect and correct

these abnormal conditions is the work of the up to- date optician. .

___.__`

Modern methods of ex`

amination, intelligently sp- plied, make it possible for tis to guarantee satisfaction in all our optical worx.

We operate our own

lens~grinding plant.

i 1' , Laces' ,f insertions*

. Meet Me. -_At ,the

< ' ~

r; intensely Interesting News -

_ _. l - .

Regarding Laces and Embroideries A

We have just opened our spring Laces and Euibroideries. L1st year

our customers informed us that \ve had the finest asortment of laces ever shown in Charlottetown. , ` . ,

This year our assortment is larger, finer and nlore complete than last -

year’s. _ - `

We have several '

. . °dth f ` t"

English Vals. French Guipures ' wi S 0 msermn ‘

French Vals M__u_ S to match each pattern

of ed in .The widths

German Va.‘s. Allovers_(allil1:lkes) are 3? E I ,4_ I % |

, Cotton Torchon, Lln-:ll I`orcllon .» | imhés ’ J k 1

V r

` V

‘ Embroideries _

_ Elllbroideries direct from the loollis _comprising all the se:1<on’s luost ;,

flvored patterns in Edgings, Insertiolls, Beadings, corset cover widths, ,

l Dress flol\ncii1g,and allovers ili cambric and n1uslin.All qualities and prices. M . _ /, -_ , ...W _

e

STANLEY BROS.

:loci ntdnppnt Monday. _It maywbe _

a no one in any ay

;_IditIi1e<i,t’i:il with the firm is compet- ng.

.

Paton & Co's Limerick competition “___x_‘w___,,w,,;;m__:_,,,.__?__,Qm_,,\_,_&,,._._,_,_,_,,y__,‘,:_,',,__..__. _.,..,,__~_._.,,,,._.,,,.,_._.¢», .,--,~_.,,_-~_-_,,¢;~_.

The Rev. Edwin Smith, wllo went IS flll the tllllé. ` 0 the New England States for the

l‘ollr.lat. 'anll 200 000 Club- to loc- We are stocked all the time with the best brands of flour, and we ture on this Province as ai summer' need not add our pricesare always the lowest. Colne in and we‘ll con- cesort has arrived at his home, Card vince you that it is so

nn Mr Smith delivered his illus

IE - - ' . . trawl lecture ln the following pine. _ Beaver Bbls. and Bags Royal Housolitld

cs, in many canals to__c_;‘pw_dcd h_i_J__\lscs: Imperial Punta”

Pawtucket, . ., erin, ass., . _ .- ~

Somerville, Mass., Boston, Brooklyn. TlllS0U’5 Pride Wlllte Coat

N. Y., Fall River, Mass., Boston,

private interviews with wealthy men.

t»»>v~a¢ In _.l'\1+¢~: ax r

, .

f

Weymouth. Mass.. Yonkers N. Y.. " C 0 l' Providence, R. I., Boston, In nddl tion to lecturing the Rev. gentleman distributed an immense amount of `d\lS¥fU¢f~ a ‘descriptive pamphlets, and had many

1

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8

reference to the strange disappear-

ance of Andrew McAulay of George- _ town Royalty. Upon enquiry yester- I _ day it is learned that nothing further .

has been heard from Mr. McAulay ‘ ' who was last seen on Dec. 26th. As l soon as the snow disappears u l,

thorough search will he made of thc

woods_ around Georgetown as it is ____

thought that probably the urlfor. : tunate man may have been frozen, and as a. snowstorm came on shortly after he disappeared his body may have been covered by the snow thus

q in \-ivw of lin- in<~rr:lsin_q rates of _Asseastnlent Societies___t_llere is

largell.~m..\»il lnrrr-|i.il»le insurmiceoll t ec eapesl gusrante rates o

4 , Govcllllllt-lil ',`ont|l:ulil'.~. _ _,_ _

covering any traces of him. Mr. _ _ \\'i:in\-il. \_.»-_\r:\lll~|»l_~_.._l tn__ihc "Investmélnt Annuity Policy" as M¢Au|ay was about 55 year-5 0| age, _ 1ssuetlb_v_ll_le llh_ .\|lp:llr.in lil e :\ss.ll_;ance____ orppa_ny. Mc _ T___ was 8 son of the mm Donald Mc. _ _'l`hel.l.l:s .irc lie _pwcst t,;_Jl_\_§ls_lt.li w; aisou e ul; _____:_ Away and lived with his bl-other and pollzy o_ep_olnr-s fully pan uplnll -_ lllltenunl xero _years or can c ca l.l

_ l SUTC .

sister about two miles from George Y can ____ _Wim _____ _

town. Attorney General Palmer was

communicated with a few days ago, » -

to be made into the disappearance,

the man has possibly been lost in

°" °' ROSS ® MATTHEWS and also the adoption of some u

the woods.

Government has ordered an enquiry

means of finding out by searching, if ll Cllliiffll

Sometime a o The Guardian made = ~ " ' “ ”°

Zion Church SClJ0Oll‘00l\‘l WHS ill!! ""'"”"‘“'”""""'"`“"` `_ """ '_""""' "`“_""" ""`*”`

scene of a very pleasant event last. _

evening, when over 200 of the ladies speeches lwm varlvus lawyers. legis-

bcfore their departure as missionar- what ii WHS capable Of dfllllg- Bllli ies to Demerara. After a short 8'* We het” ‘bla ll* °\“' FBUUGYS' "‘_

musical and utemry program wen Institutes every fortnight for over

Nate S eeches were made b W T if followed out would be a great P ix -

" P V ' ' benefit to our country when it man or butcher or light farming as Huggan, James Lawson and J. T. _ . ' . - m- _Mcxenm an expressing the deep comes to _the farmer s turn to speck it is it choice piece ol land. Ter <

.interest Zion Church would ever 1:3 igvg°":;`:_§_5;B“';‘;t;dh§°__?(;';‘pe&;g £0 Slllt Dlll'Chl\9¢Y- APP|)' fi” Uafllc

have in the missionar;es going forth ' ulnrs t0 fo this work. In repy Rev. Mr. 2? gg'|:_ehl°A:‘_fip°'_:°°_°_f_‘;__g‘er":J';°3:53’

'M°K°“"° “Poke leemmly °' 'TM kind tions for the benefit of farmers are C' R' MCKINNOV *md g°“°'°“° receim-°“ ¢w°“ mm 'rushed through at the last minute n0llll\\l°\\ H9555

:md his psi-talr. not only in Zion but with t Hs si

singing and praver those present _‘udl°'lt‘;, gas wio c°m';|l|weree,;m tg

shook hands with the missionaries potiimsf aaralghermy mmsposgd az” - before dispersl . _

"5 _ give us the reasons why they award

-"‘”-'-"-l _ ed the prizes to the different samples. Great

SEED FARE AT BUMMERSIDE. The exhibitors would like to have the

, --- judges explain wl;_y_ t.he_y__awsrd_ed the ,.

oitnc al S Fair held at. rises. when to e o nary armor

Slliiihdarltilde ltlst weeetilt, as far 'as on- tlihere seems to be so 'little difference tries of all kinds of grain, small in the samples. lf this were done seeds and potatoes, and the Domes- it would bs quite an educator to the.

tic Science Department were concern- farmer ln selecting good seed. and ‘; ed, was a decided success. And if it would help °‘“° 5°°¢l FM" ll* U12 0

has fulfilled the mission that its future. *-

promoters, the farmers of P.E.I. ln- FARMER-

uwndad on “_ hu not hom in um owing to e enormous c ease n

and gentlemen or the congregation, latvrs. Blersrmcn. all very gfwll la met to do honor in 8 S0°|a| way their place, as they told us about the

to Rev_ A_ D_ and M,-s_ McKe,,z1e_ great resources of P.E.Islaad' `and""

rendered by M,.s_ saundemom Mm_ six months in the year, we would J Ioffer for 5a'e tn, place ol bus ° S. C. Moore, Mrs. Ross, and the like “°m°tm“g “ little '“°'° Dracu' ness at Albany, with eight rum nt Misses Waterman, Louise Lawson. ml' And we can only get at the land rigugtgd gng mile from Albllry

, D __ th Sutherland and Mamie practical part of the matter by hear- .` . d

,3--18¢lmwf.rwtl. 0 ° Y » in from ig,-me,-B who hav, mad Statlomhsvlng thereon s large an

-- ~ - ' ° Ross a delightful social hour was 2 ° “ -

spent' during wmch reheshments were success of turning along its vsrlnus commodlous dwelling house and served and everyone present became lines' ‘0\llb\llldll"l§.’5i all in g°°d rep” r' personally acquainted with Mr. and Pwr' Ross gave " Splendid address wltll two dug' WEl|S.0l'~Ill1b1ll|dll1g M__s_ McKeuz,e_ short and apDm_ -on the selecting of good seed which This ro wiswimble fm,tmde,`

'hroughout the Province After - .Nou we hw' h 3"|3dt“HmPd Emenm P E

`

tended it_._ should, n_alnel_y,__pn educaé _ tor to, t e armor n seec ng goo ,.Ru”h is bewmmmg A "est S seed.and in hearing the views of prsc-_ B M h_ '_' _ P tl tical farmers, the time and labour »"“7°r °' th' 5 gm' :sr U ty

_,__-_-.

,spl°agu§ & cos

' Zi-i!7dmWf rtldlll ____@-5n

limit' J~ B. Mclllsll, li.l\.

(HARVARD) lsrristar and Att»rns1°\¢'|fl\V

:British Cough Cure. This ts e. ssfe,plesssnt and edectusl remed! f°f coughs, colds. eroup. bronchitis and all aleetions ‘of the throat. °h°!t. and lungs. No home should be with-

G. F. Hutcheson,

Sul nyslde - ` r lr irrrrueuw moms. u \>°¢*l° W

. . ll ld C IM cor Queen ‘nfl Rl°‘""°'“' ”""°" “"’“ wt it P"pa..r.'v‘r.~“mii:dn. l’hm. BT. `

9 U

~ i _ flwtt _ _ - '_

l.liv:i>.-*U‘».y.._ .v<=»e"".'l|I.e.:v'~~;»\. l» . u ' ' "’- " `~“` “ '

sllnnyside, Di-nggtst. - ~

The uestdon is lisa this been done? "'° ‘|“°“"“7 th” "° “°m3"'h° pn”

would like so hear our uv- ' ° , th Us I d .. f°"m°" It" that °xp°“:n°:°m(.m afallveta iiiiolgcgsuhrdegrto mlillatasina tile

the various localities on the Islsud. _ -~ ~» ~»» ~~-»»»f»=»»=-° -f - '-==° ~ '.;f.‘.:L°‘:.: '::‘:.:"‘lz.";;

\ . _

-,g-_Qi ,~'*°f""°“ """ ""‘°“ “V "‘ ""“"“" 30°' p" °°'"7d

. l

q of tea at the gardens has advanced The

Th* '°"°°" "°°mm°d at "ww ding' greatly during the past year, malt- C 0 N R 0 Y, Sham.”

8f,°"‘“l “"4 "““"°“‘°“ ° °’° sign mrrlsnl el quality lor which Sunnyside

number this was not done. The first dmwfrnhf _Ch Town