I-ioo`d’s . 1f“'€'vll'°'°`l'l°-as -rr

is gs ,

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opportunity if you do not J- buy the yob lots -of wall ‘

, C liu and see them and , "" at the same time havea _

look at V ,Q

ff pijer we me offering. "

ly. ...Yes

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V We claim to have the » -. prettiest patterns and the

loseu prices in the city, _ let ns know and we will ' send our sample books to *‘°

your home. We know “

'-Q we haveyyust the paper

you want. _

- aM~>;'-~

- Bookstore.

O-fbelli

IIOT CKD55 l BUNS

Send in your order for

Hot Cross Buns early this week to insure prompt :ie- livery on Friday niorning ' only ioc per dozen.

D STEWART’S.

Ecursi: Bsxaav, Bakes Best Bread.

ensues-anussvnrnao

A ' .4 :"4"` If wasln the eityyesterday. A- Wall* ' ‘Paper ff

‘" l At' Leaa Than ` Q ' Iiaii Price I

You will miss a grand 1'

,iiYLoRs,

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. _ .4 Ofilces in New Prowse

Block-Ch3'i‘iuttaiown.

~ -7-5»Hll¢‘lDi¢. Suinmerslde was iii the city yesterday. '

W B. Mckil leaves thlsmornlng 'with

a number of ilna horaea. ,

.-Wiuaao Fonsas, Vernon River-

bes stunned autumn nn- tina llinoroas and white _Lanham qgg by hatehlng. 2, -.'

Gannon ann Mas. Hoes, st. Eissnon will leave for Maine, by the boat this mornlng._

~_ Paiisons desiring eholoe Easter flowers

*should read the ad of Jas. Tait Jr. which appears In this issue.

Gannon also Mita. Hooo,of St. Eleanor;

y who came to the city Monday, left

yesterday for Maine.

"Il intending to contribute to the Japanese Famine Fund rememoer be gives twice who gives quickly.

"4 'ran scams natal, 'rrmaie Bosch, n

advertised to open Juns lst. 1006 nada.- the management of I. C. Hail.

‘Q S. B. .lorries the well known sheep

buyer nfSnbrevols, P. Q. wants to_ buy

` 25,ill0 lambs from Island farmers. See

ad. "

Joan A and Daniel McPherson,

Darlington leave this morning for l-laniey Soak., where they purpose to reside in future.

Division No 7. Ancient Order of Hiberuians, Charlottetown will hold a grand tea party at Vernon River on Mon- day 2nd July.

ON the morning of Good Friday n spec-

ial train will leave Charlottetown at 0.3] o'clock to attend the meeting of Grand Division at Frcderiction. Brethren from the East can take this train at Royalty Junction.

Riuinnits will please remember that

the Saturday Guardian costs but 50 cents a year, 25conts for six months, or it will bosent to two different addresses three months each for a total ot 25 cents. Do not allow your friends to be without lt.

Tim prayer meeting in St.Jsmes church

will be held as usual this evening at 8 o'clock, after which an important meet- ing oi the lower committee will be held. There will also befservice in the church on Good Friday morning at li u‘clook.

Tm-1 funeral of the late Amelia Alston

Wise daughter ot J. F. and Mrs. Wise, 407, Langsitle Street,Winoipeg, took place on Saturday to St. James’ Cemetery. Her death occurred on Thursday afternoon. Rev. Mr. McKinnon conducted the services at the grave and at the residence.

` Ask your dealer for Diamond Potash the most reliable soap maker' anti dirt. consumer on the Market. tts Sctw

Tin Budget Bpoaoh may be delivered

tonight Tfnmier Peters.

Alns.:Roala'a‘Davixa and Miss Davies have 'arrived from England and an the giieatspl Sir Louis and Lady Davies. ni Ottawa. _ .

D. G. Caiisaon ot Montague is manned

.tof__' his- _home with a. severe cold -arid Duncan H. Campbell of the same place is

,reported-fto be not at all well.

Tai Saturday Guardiaifs many special

features make it the most interesting and attractive journal In the Maritime' Provinces, Get it this week. tl.

Mns. ~Crraai.rre McDoNsi.o, nee Mis Annie Iga, Attlebom. Mass., expects to arrive at her old home in Vernon River about J una lst to spend the summer.

iflaaeorreot weight of the steer pur~

chased by Saunders & Nswsou ou Monday bred by Wm. Profit or New London and fed by Frank Bell, Royalty was 1905 lbs.

H. J. C. Mulnrras, son of D. M. Mc~

Intyroot this city has been transferred from the Bank of Nova Scotia at St. Johus'toSussex N. B. where he takes the position of accountant.

the meeting of the shareholders of t.li`€ Merchants Bank of! Prince Edward Island held yesterday the asia of the Bank to the Canadian Bank of Commerce was endorsed almost unanimously.

Ar Montague yesterday before Stipsn-

diary Inman Sibley Leweilyu of Murrray Harbor charged with first oifsnce against thc C. T. A. was dismissed. The case aasinst Peter Delorey Georgetown for first oiTence was adjourned till Friday forjudgemeni.

Tim Farmers Instituto Convention of

the province hold a semi-annua.l meeting at Prince oi Wales College yesterday. Hon. S. E. Reid, Com. of Agriculture was unable through illness to preside. J. O. Readey Seoy of the Dept of aizriculture. read a paper on Our Farming ,System ai. the afternoon session, dealing chiefly with the rotation of crops, and a lively and profitable discussion took place. Remarks on The Easter .Fat Cattie_snd Spring Stallion Show were made by John Richards of Bideford, and this also fur- nished the theme for entertaining discus- sion. ln the evening a paper on Agricultu-

who has a happy knack of imparting infor- mation. The subject of Annual Auction Sales for the disperson of pure bred stock was also talked over. Such a convention as this cannot fail to be beneficial. There was a good attendance of our most up~to~ date and successful agriouiturists.

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Esker. salad. neansaus. nad s\an\'lv¢ll` lm is are uiokly relieved by Ch-asians

at on a - ubinesmemuporbon Alioroaahts-

ral Education was read by Prof. M. Unm- ming ot Truro, N. S.. a very good Bl1°¢ii0\‘

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` t-env Q. ltoaka' lovioa Pictures and Concert ,ftlompaay pave another entertainment 'last eveuiarr at the Opera House to a delighted audience. The moving aoenee presented wars well seteetsd for our-nom 'of entertainment and inetuetion combin- ed, and singularly vivid and lifelike. The only too apparent defects ot many psevioaa_ entertainments of this class have been iameiy eliminai/ed and new and pleasllu!.a.ri.iatio features introduced “The baht of the moving picture shows we have seen,” apxpi-eases the general verdict. Tha0ompauy|o to Summer-aide tonight and yvillappaar two nights in that town retornina‘hsra'for Friday night.-

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__ ‘ WHAT, Davsas sNuRiNG. Wh ui , I ti t b th 'tiirouaii tbe°:i’otii.eh0i)n:ie:l :fuiiiir a‘o:T.ril: which are choked with catarrh. Just use “Ca hoaons” before retirin and you‘ii qulo ly cure the snoring hsbqt. By de- stroy ng tbe_ca_use of oatarrh and healing the iyembranee, Uatarrhoaone uiairea a comp ste cure in every case; it cleans the noltrlla, swpa the discharge and prevents dropxping in the throat in a few minutes. Not ing so pleasant or certain to cure

snoring. satarrh or colds ss Catsrrhozone -thats worth remembering.

ELECTRIC LOCOMOTiVES.

' on THE an/trio Trunk mtiiw/tv.

When the Canadian Wcstinghouic

Company finish their work on tho famous Bt.`Ciair tunnel at Sarnia. this subter- ranean passage will be an object less n in some of the modern uses of electri- city.

Tha Grand Trunk Railway, with llieir

custoinary foraaight and progrensiveucss decided to equip the St. Clair tunnel with electricity and naturally turned to thc Canadian Westinghouse Company to the work. Besides installing a complete olectrio lighting plant, with dynainos, engines, art and incandescent lights wiring etc.tlie Canadian Westinghouse Company built the electric locomotives tobcuscd in hauling the Grand Trunk trains from the Canadian oeruiinus at Sarninto the Auicricaii terminus at l’ort Huron.

This famous electric company is uncl-

ing with the utmost success lu the Canadian field. Their electric iiglriug plants, motors, engines, air coinp|'t>sstu~s, rock drills, mining motors, steam iui' blues, pumps, etc., are firmly estnbiisiu-ii i_n the popular mind. and as ii conu- quence, their shops st linnrilton, Ontui io, are working day and night.

Equally gratifying reports some fi-un

the United States. At thu works in l'}.\»t. Pittsburg, Pennsylvnoia, 12,000 cpcrui iv. .. aroemployed in tne electrical di-;rur|- inont,whioh. during the month of Jun- uary, produced 25% more apparatus than ever before.

The proposed ,bond issue recently

demonstrated the popularity of Westing- housc sccuritiasaa an investment. llalt of the total issue ol $l5,000,000.00 of bonds was offered to nutsiue stockholders and the entire amount was subscribed the sumo day. Prominent hankcrs nay that these bonds will be ne n premium inside of 00 days.

f-1-as ciu_m_§o:rf1~ivro1ivN oosnn1sr1.»srnn.ff. Tabs- i f f

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ras THB nit.i.isEaY f flilli-LINERY

Peoria. *__‘f_°vLs.

up '_

stuffs, tt-mptingly priced.

3 shades of grey.

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tor 9oc. 95c

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tell of :1 few of these new arrivals. '

Spring’s hoicest

ress abrics

Another lot of beautiful fabrics opened yesterday. Every sort of attractive

\‘ Popular grey tweéds, in 48 inch widths, a really

exccllentvalneat...... 78C

Au assortment oi very handsome mixed tweeds

in shades of grey, browns, lawns, 48 inch widths, 7 patterns in ali . . . . . . . . . ... _ . . . . g8c

Handsome 54 and 56 inch tweeds, in iight greys,

fawns, etc. some plain, some showing a blind check, some in mixed tweed effects, $1-I5, $i.4o. .. ._ $i,55 Many patterns. many color effects.

Daintysoit, all wool quiet check material, pariic-

nlarly adapted to shirt waist suits. mortifs of greys, blues and greens . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. .$1.98

Similar goods with silk stripe at. . . . . . . . . .. . . .$i.I5 Beautiful silk eolif-mics. 4:5 inch fabrics. soft,

clinging. lustrou . in pearl, cream, green. .-$1.25

Mohairs, in phantom checks. .shepherd checks, `

overplaids, in griens, resctlas, greys and cas-

Serges iii cheviot weave, hi'-ck or navy. running

_ , 50 to 56 inch widths, $140, $1.15, $i._1,5 ..~$i.5o ' ` ` Scrgis iii fine Bradford weave-tuostiy _yn 42

and 44 inch wldtlis, 25c. 35c, .;5c, 5.81; 63s.. 7zc

Fancy lustres, in nn almost invisible clitclr,.~`i1o\v-

ing a little self eiubroidervtl eficci; . . . . . ... i)5c

We have plenty of cheaper fabrics, bttt have only space this morning to

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $1.05

ore Love y iilinery

. in

Four cases from the makers in England-many mw ideas.

0UR supremacy in the mii-

iinery business has been

thoroughly established by our magnificent showing this week. Practically every day is an opening day in our mii- iinery rooms-for each day brings something new and dil-

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FIRE SALE ENDS 4 SATURDAY NEXT i4Tli INST.

A Just 5 Days More of '

Fire Sale Bargains

oi the past. Regrets for lost opp0rt

` In another iive days these unravalled Fire-Salebargains will be a thing

unities will not bring them back-the

RMMRM RMP.

iiheumatism Makes Life Miserable-

A happy homo is the most valuable nos

session that is wltliin the reach of man kind, but you cannot enjoy its comforts 'if you are suffering from rheumatism. You throw aside business cares when you enter your hcinc and you can bc relieved from - those rlieuuuitic pains also by applying Cliamlu\rlain's Pain Balm. Ono application will give you relief and its continued use iorashort time will bring about a pcriu_nncnt cure. For salt: by all druggists. .

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criicaco MARKETS..

Ouicaoo, April 10. - ( Special) -

Com, April., Mit Corn, May, -iii Wheat “ 7B§ Wheat “ 781| Pork. May.. $lil.il2 Pork. Jan.. llil.i0

Rheumatic Pains Reiiaved-

The quick relief fruiii rheumatic pains

I afforded by Cha|ubcrluin's Pain Balm has surprised and delighted thousands of sufferers. It makes rest and sleep possible. A tzrcut runny have been

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'v ,fi 5 `&:-,f r

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ferent. '

All trimming done by per-

sonal design and siipcrvision

° if our head miliiuers.

STILL I"0I{GING AHEAD

The Sun Life of Canada has just placed :til of its reserves on a

per cent Standard besides laying aside $561,252 to surplus account which account now amounts to $i,735,(»i)8.59.

For plans in this “Prosperous" Co. sec

E. Fl. EIKCDVV.

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time to Prom by this great opportunity is NOW' ' :;;'“;"“°3,L|lf 'i;‘,:f,;:c°n(,_fh‘;;.',:;'°t,:,s|';' "lm Charlottetown. Mzinagcr for P. ii. Island.

Buying is easy work at this sale. Goods are ,arranged in C0\\\li¢f a.....gi.i... '9 “W 'Y' _

boxes-all with price tickets. And the price tickets represent but a fraction _ mED_ ‘ i t. "___ i _’

of the actual worth of the g00dS~ cirosnv.-stccnnn/lite, swans an li

. ' d ' h’ h Saturday April 7th lust. Charles W.

Remember i W

to sell them. This week lower Pr

of our stoc _

lces than ever will pipstlail. T

k MUST BE SOLD before Saturday the r4th_ ihst.

Fire-Salt Bargains For lien

White Shirts.

Boston Garters.

Sill: Armieiih

Half I-lose,

` Hats and Cape.

Linen Collars.

Silk Neckwear. ` Silk l-Ianfikerchiefs.

Tie Holders.

‘ Collar Studs,

runner shin...

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Fire-Sale' Bargains For Women

Ribbons.

Corsets,

Appiiques.

Umbrellas.

Dress Voiies,

Embroidery Silks, Fiannelettes.

Silk Gloves.

Aiiover Laces. ,l

Handkerchiefe, ,- ~ ~Bmslivnres~

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e’ve still a lot of goods to sell and just five ays in w ic Crosby use mmm

he balance nnin-At victoria cross an rneniny

April 3rd, of uicitslcs,‘Sai‘a Diviua Reid in the twentieth ycar ol her age.

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Shine Your Furniture

° with

Joimson’s Vainisii Rcsiorcr

You don’t have to rub very hard, and it dries in a min- ute, Ieaving a last- ing loss. Useg and recom- mended by hund- reds of housekeep- ers. canta.

t¢t~‘@i“&°>

l . Jimerican lille

EAN -iiii|i»="A‘ S "-‘§" ' " LM/_' Continues to pay the Largest biiitii - RCSIIIIS

4 (. on its maturing Investment Policies io its

ililiiiipiii iiumcrous policyholders.

` Life (wiili proiits) Limited l’aymeut. I Endowment and Guarsiitec-rl Income

Bonds, will produce the best results uutlcr

' the safe and conservative inaringemcnt of the

North American Life.

Write its for rates and results.

Ross cClIARI40T1gi€Tl)iv§rnr;ws

Q* '

in Ireland they know a

. Food thing when they see

t. Here is an extract rom

aietter from aiarge Flourifiiiiingltig. in Belfast:

"There are some districts in land where

re ‘ i §,{‘,‘,,"‘,,,'°,1},‘;'°§ “Sunbeam” Fiou r.

Iouday a enquiries were for MDD har.”

broad and a aplstry. b acolfs

rf o ian aah. :Lima .stun Xiu: 17"' a aim fn un mutt- oi uanwsusa /nr" asur.

alia ‘it

Rcductiori Sale

Boots and Shoes

We nave on hand alot of

broken lines of Mcii’s, Women's, Boy’s, Misses' and Cliilcircii's Boots and Slices and Slippers which we will clear out at cost to make rooiii for spring stock.

Also a job lot of Woincn’s

Laced and Button Boots in sizes 3, 3% and 4 at half

All For cash only.

.l.H.Beli.

Another Step in Advance

I am pleased to lnfurni my pub

roi:s that I have ritidcd to my :il- reatiy up-to-date eqtiipuieut two dozen folding chairs, which are very next and coiuiortaiile. 'l`l»t-y are at their disposal FRl'll-I simiild occasion require.

G._.Il. WRIGHT.

Fun ral Director and Enilialmer.

FOR SALE

_I ii nr part ofa valuable farm cou- taining 84 acres. 3% miles from Char- lottetown, also a tive horse power boiler and engine and a ten horse power engine, double action. Washing machines made and repaired cheap.

For particulars apply tojolin Prowse,

Royalty, City or

BENJ. CARTER & C0.,

3-agdth twf3m Auctioneer;