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T E Girvaa Bt. Joh N B. is The tide will be hi hthis

inccity. "' ' ' :tunic cud tcrhorrclv elp¢ii~c'i>iir"°(li'i\,\

4 _. Head Offices in New.Prow

William Minto, Bummerside, was ln

the City yesterday.

Golden Weeks, Fredericton, has re-

covered from his recent illness,

wings M»;:>f=1#°Knv. Springfield. ie

1 ng ss yrtle Week , F od _

cog, B r one Charlottetown yesterday. , _t- -~4-

V'Jmnes M. Stevenson, Fredericton

|2693. i _ , -_,___

K0 builder has installed a gasoline

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l_0 Bl0Gk°"cllll'l0l'l0l0VIlll elty ;tw1°;_57)r liagfanlzglxrived n the R. H. Montgomery. Summers New

WB! l'°8lste'rod at the Victoria Hlobel,

E. Gordon Dairy and James Eden, Bt. John. Monday.

E. Brown of York was in the Clby City, are at the Sydney Hotel-, Syd. -__

¥¢Bf°\'dHY- ney. Hon. John Agnew ond- Mm, A3

l- -- lb rt n, h 1 f En]

T. Casa' of 'North River visited the The Northumbwland arrived in this guage :ill "lieoac‘i:{bii:pa(iiIied l?y‘ndMl

CNY Yditmiey- _ pprltitalbout eight iortruve last Gerogie Carruthers,

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R.I.C.Hlll oi Fredericton spent- `Sun~‘ »-- l Mi M BE

day in Freetown. i Miss Ethel Longworth, City, has Zeallllid, ar€v£llftalér'lve in zldmodlng.

-4- returned home from McGill Collogv. on Tuesd-ay evenlng'nho 11th inet- 3

T. Brennan oi Tignish arrived in Montreal. Wm ,gay with hu. cousins than for

few weeks.

Rev. J. volcutihe. city will preach' ____

s. 1.. 'rwecdy ol Eerhscliile was lull i-i t H ll s '

is out again after his recent ill- Charlottetown yesterday. ,’tlhe liegirwlz hodrf “Bday anemoou at ye,ii‘i]dlrdd;?o(l:ftrh Ifiocdiisgoaglivedggo

"”- --- flelre at. John lime. in ceelrs

_ G. B. Mcbeod of Hunter: Riv r h - , -Howard _weeks ci Fredericton cur- °‘“”*’ *W* “*‘° “iw vnderdnlh E A gclli °ii:§h°(dli§c"licrl;i)ii;rAEici.'ilrla“'il’o.i;:,',§ i):i>iiliidiiy'ii°ive]§t vli.'..rIi’°°l° & 0° .

gine M'rs. John McKay oi Wheatley) and Nut coal for U` Lyons &` 0°' ` ___

V _ -- p » The schooner “Alph B. Parker" r-' ' ' V ,

an .§.n.m;;';nd Fr k F-'WUI' Vldilidd the City ywtdfday- Lots of good clothing will be for rlved yesterday from Bydli-v, 0, ‘ii The rightly shaped qxset will preserve the youth

“D Hdll of .S0110 - at) 'the Y.‘M. C. A. rllmfmage ‘With a cargo of Reserve* tint Go

V sggigiéhydred. recent visitors ln. 1\;I\°I:‘l-§§:,n<€f S1131;-hD0l'¢. Mm ,rule tomorrow. The admission fee lor and the Reeburn" with Reserve ilu

5 :_ , _ _ i the Gigtgayesterday’ “T 9*' We” live cents. zjngns Coal both to Peake Bros

_, Ai ggi -zisn al.. -=- 25----* The' 0P€¥\`|\1E of the Winslow N . °'°°*°

ortll

,Methodist church will telie ,place on 'l‘\'°mn° A- Peters. deputy comm Sunday May; 2314 Notice of ser sioner of agriculture, Frcdericto

ide,

new?

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slliil fe Merle to Measure

SIS. up '

rc ill

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ful lines of your figure--will mould it to the lines of

“` ' i beauty and attractiveness.

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V Prowse Bros Ltd ' I'vices will appcm- late,-_ _ spent the last weekend in Hamptonf . V

___ with members of his- family.-S

D. H. Rackham, Fredericton; went J°h“ T°1°5"l\Dh- Mr. Peters is w

charlot etc” nys ~ _ [on a i`is'hing excursion to Clyde River ‘kndwn here' K t V Big Departmental Sl07¢ ,on Saturday last and returned with --

“ large Dumb" 01 Bveckled beauties. The special services at Hazelbro

N B, well kqgwn in this Pi-ovlnc alrsad si lrlficd their intenlllnn

‘ - »._ / the ruccnt recital in Beethorven.Hall, continued this week. ‘ ' Sackville. .___

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j7:,,. , p;-j-,iw ,. ' Coffin takes place this after-noon from port from Halifax about seven o'i.'c.tk

_ 1 »'.'; ._ ‘ i her la/ia residence, 110 llillsboiro St last nil 'ht She leaves surly tlil

"- ` i 0 cit eta o'cl lr 'rli ' ` ' ' S c - - ' i =’i Y W - 9 Service besi - mpfmps 0° 11" retnnwrlp ® th 1 _ ~ li st little corset for one

i A* / A l S 'Ding at 2.30. n place, and will C8/TU: a very’ lliliiiy ` ' I “Just about t e be

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‘ ,st Ng The white lawn waist has ` '$3 “~ V ~_ ; lost none of its popularity,

- _,A ~_-`-______, its daintlncss always pleases,

besides the makers have worked many little style touches that increase its lovcliuess. New designs are arriving continually. They are as usual, things of beauty, dainty, soft bewitcliing, the ideas :of every won_1an’s taste, yet so made that the wearing qualities arein no way impaired. If you have not already made your purchase you will want to see the wide range of dainty designs we have to show you and we know you will do your choosing here if you realize

-_ __fh¢_b€dl_1ty,§tyle and value these items represent. .l -

Pretty lawn waist fin- Dainty lawn waist with

ishefl with embroidery

'- baby tucks and dutch

yoke trimmed with in- sertion embroidery and fine tucks long sleeves tucked and insertion price $1.25

lace insertion and pleats, three quarter sleeves detach able 'collar price 8 _-jc

A number of pretty designs made of fine sheer

lawn beautifully trimmed with embroidery and fine lace, new style long sleeves etc. Prices vary from $1.25 1.35 1.50 up to 6.25.

ll:

: Pr ctty

collars of

embroid-

`j~"‘ ` ered niull,

i uc, lin-

.»¢///llligic £3 etc.

Many of the desi ns are white, a number are finished -with dainty color effects, some are plain, others have bows and jabots prices each 25 35 up tor.75.

A stylish belt is

almost indespensable this season to the well V dressed woman. We have a particularly fine assortment to choose from, Wash belts, leather tinsel, and elastic price 25 35 5o 75 upto 3.00. ~

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: 1 ’ »- H. G. Relic, 1. c. n. ,clcctriceh A -

. vs_' t J '_l_‘he officers of the 4t'h Re-gt, Can. left' Saturday afternoon on the C. P. _ , ,, SOC t0 $3.50 __

._ _¢. h.;/., _ Vadlan Artillery will have the Cale- R- for Chdflottetown to start nh ‘ ` \\ ~

P `~ § fl-' ‘ donla Male Chorus of New Glasgow, installation of the electric equipuwn

N S . lu the Opera House on the ln the Prince Edward Island Railwn

| ~* cargo consisting chiefly of potatoes

The warmest terniperature register- -`-

Cd Ywfcrday was sixty~three above A citizen advises The Guardian tha zero. At n ne s..m. the mercury sltood any person who desires to'build a ret at nity-five above and at 9 p.m. at sldence might secure free of cost sui- dftv-dvn 'Phe coldest recorded the iiceutietohedor h iouudetiou hy pick- prcvious nizhv was nity above. ing up all thee ie scattered over thc

li that B l' T

I Refuge Dwisio BOT Fr _ puree ween oyes annery and

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l, ig. ’,'»(»f-'_.~._\', l evening ci thc 24th. \ ehope.-lviooctou rreiiecript.

\ The luuerhl of the letc Mrs w M 'rhe etc-einer Huliieu on-lvcd ini S

V I1. . . ., ederic r. 'l‘rainor's.

,tom is in a flourishing condiiiion, the -...__

P'°€’=~m Hlwnvn bring of deepest lu- J. F. Diugweil oi oelileud. cel., ic gfffesi and the meetings largely at- vii-itlug in the city end is the guest }t°n'd°d- T513 15 _still the banner of his brother W. R. Dingwell, George ,division of the Province with a. mlem- street. It is almost thirty years §°""""P °f 140- e since Mr. ningwell settled ih oclrleud | '-P-- where he has established 5 large bust- , The 8di0Ul`D\¥d nnnllnl mee'-ill? 0! ness as a. contractor. Before return- ‘the Hmsbmough BGMJDS Club. was ing, he will visit his old home at Bay Iheld Iwi dvnnins et which the ici- Fortune P. _ ieleud.-(sydney nei-

llowing officers were elected for the ly Post.,)' .ensuing yt-ar‘-Hon Prcs D Nichol- __

'so/il, Pres., Dr. G. G. A111*/y`. Vice c The Guardian should have stated `P'°S-..J- A- Kelly: Owt Trans.. J. saturday- uhet the price ol pork lu ,;“é}xl“f§fei§1€névri<;1§1tm1tt_§e.S'1;;**M;i;i€- tug cilfy 'nierlcet wee eight to eight. . _ - ' . o rau , nn t ree uerter cents er ln and Vmccnt Mcoucid. Jael; Griffith. that oi he§ eight city pci te...

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...I“;§;’...‘;°i.:.;;°‘l§;P:‘:'.§.*:.lar:.'"l.:: 1.". fltz.“;*r wlhioh proved most interestint to all. Sgeésgd :ui zz.; ugigéndoaewis 'hgy Williams and Lawrence are certainly loose pen cwt fort _uve to fort): one oi the finest teams that have ap- ei ht whit, ts ,lim f rt ~ K peared. Miss W_illi'elma' voice is sple'n~ tognft amtsogucse ms obywgf t did end lviiee Lewrcuee cei-celuly M mi _mag ,V "90 rf” “B W =made a hit singing "When Highland t V y ce” S’ “ er pe' _m M-My md the Highland Fling.. .mme wenty-two to twenty-four cents, eggs was fun in plenty for all and' aspccl- per dm savmteen to eigmiem cents’ any charming was the spot light straw pressed per ton six dollars, d,mci.n,g_ and straw loose per cwt. twenty-five

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to thlrt cents

y .

The' Su reme Court csterda deli- _*- vel-cdl judgment confiniiig the cghvict- Mmm* Sf- Ansvlim Of the Notre ,on and sentence paascdl on pw” Dame Convent Charlolstcbown, left Uassidy' ag me georgetown germ of yesterday for Montreal vial Newcastle the Supreme Court held in July last. When’ Shi? Will l'¢’-'millill 101” i»W0 or The prisone;r’s counsel Mr. McQuai~rie three days' Math" St' Angelina has K. G. appealed from his conviction, 'been ill U18 City for six years, and upon the ground that improper avi- ailiout thirty-five years on the Islafnd. _dence had been admitted on the Having a great deal of responsibility,

_ Itrial The Court, however, yesterday sho was ver rom neil

D‘t N k - 3, ' YD_i tinher cho-

aln y CC ,, Qftil _ dismissed the appeal, and confirmed sen work, and was loved by sill who

¢f4L_/_"*'= `_`-g`_`\ lthe conviction and sentence. knew her. The teachers, students

’_x’_..;<_¢a\ ,JJA ` and numerous friends wish her noth-

. T110 ilfdt E0-me 01 the Y. »‘-fl. C. A. ing ibut success in her new home.

‘ Junior Bo s Base ball lea e

We are sho-villg the most beautiful ]ap and

China straw niatling that have ever been llnrolled u_pon"any carpet floor in the country, matting in simple and elaborate designs, si.ch as only those

A - _ £”`sea'can produce. 'Not the ordin- j ary matting made by the common Jap and China plabor, but from the hands of the most skillful work-

men. These are something new, such coloring from the most delicate tints of blue, green and brown, rich reds and blues etc.

A beautiful line of Japan matting in elaborate

all over designs creations such as only Japan can produce in idea and color, China matting in heavier and clleapf-.r lines in colors, figured and plain the coolest neatest thing that can be laid on the 'floor of asuinmer bedroom a' line. far to large to admit de-~ cripiion here at prices ranging _from Iac a yard up to. 5oc pei' yard.

was a. tie 16-16. As it was raiinlng Umpire Archibald announced that on- ly one more inning would be played. "1`he`Btandards were iirst at bat and

then went up a/ndl hroilght in. thine runs winning rby a score of 19-1‘6.

The annual meeting of the.North

River group. oi Baptist churches was held on Friday evening at' Clyde Riv- er . The meeting was a-large and re- presentative one. Mwny kind words were spoken coricerni'ng.Pastor Corn- wall and his work during 'the past two years, and a. unanimous call was ex`ten»ded to him to remain' another

things to say eoncsrningl the uniform kindness of his people and The Guar- dian with his friends hope Mr. Corn- wall,will remain where he has done such good and saltisfactory work.

yfcni-."Mr. ' Cornw-wail' 'hid 'amy' good'

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‘ ‘ *’._ lace net- played yesterday afternoon between A Glace Bay, C, B. despatch of

*rv *the Jr. Orleba‘rs and the Staudiirfis. the Bth says: "The many friends of

The soo/re kept quite even throughmri John Cam-pbelp Wm, im, for many and at the end ol the sixth lnilinz it years been in the employ of Dr. Mc-

Kean will regret to hear od his death which occurred yesterday at St. Josephs Hospltuu. The deceased was in his 46th year and- unmarried

lthey failed to score. The Orlebars The remains were forwarded hy' the

Sydney express this morning to Charlottetown. (The deceased be- longed to Cardigan. The body ac- companied by his sister of Boston, arrived by the Northumberland Mon- day night, gn route ca his formiail home. Deceased had only been sick a week with pneumonia.)

:Last opportunity of hearingi thc

story of the "Auto-Heroine" told alt-

New Wonderland. tonight. 5-12dli.

Factory milk oens sold cheap

at Cameron's Hardware. _ 5-l |d3I

are largely attended and much good ' '

Rev/C W Hamilton of Salisbury is being done A number lllav

g _ _ T 7 .”`V OIDCIIS " i '

V1 .‘ .1 \ was among the visitors attending lead a new life. Meetings will b

gi if /

' / ' \ ' the popular cleric, here in all size; _

m _ _ _ \\l

Wll'0 Sl'.I'8tGf'l8|"S U18 DOSU Of.

Cameron ‘s Hard were

~:Free seats for every tenth person, and the swellcnt entertaiinmeud. ever given here ‘at New Wonderland to~ night. is-iidil.

Crafting and spraying supplies

at Cameronj-s Hardware. 5-l ltial _ ' l ’

There was a young wife

who said ‘Why

can’t I make an

acceptable pie P”

Said her husband

“Don’t fret

there is hope for

us yet

For on Stewart’s we

sure can rely

Telephone 31|

ECLIPSE BAKERY Bekee Beet Breed

5--|1d3i

Save ' Your

Money

for a few days. and you’ll save still more by buying your

I" lshing

.-Y

D. Stewart. ‘

Tackle

from us.

We expect it in a few

days and every dollais worth is absolutely new stock. _

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. " Un not allow your figure to grow old-before you do, i when so small a matter as the right sort of a corset will

The right corset can make a poor /I

>,- 5, gown much better, but no gown however

, Sn elaboiatc can make up for a poor corset. _, Y

c , /- "ll This store stands ready tu provide ‘

‘Q ` . ' ‘ you with what I is right in corsets, the

4-kc'ic».~ _ . ' largest stock oi D & A and B & locorsets _ _ ~

_ _ , in the city is here for you to choose from

Brassicres in various Styles and SiZ¢S viii; /

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$i.oo each

Women s and children s corset W21S S

" _ THE MJURMAC DOLLAR CORSET V

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f ' _' V dollar that you have ever seen It is smart \\ _ l

I ly made of fine firm coutil, it has hose ` ° '

t Wgézfff ' supporters attached, it is as nicely made _

5 as most corsets that are offered you at 1.2 5 and it 1

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The MOORMAC at 75 cents is another great value.

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wh .'

. lr The Handsomcst papers wc’ve ever had-in greateri 2; range than cvzr, ready now.

Sc to $|.25 per roll

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HORSE NOTE.

Attention is called to the imnvfijcd

shire stallion. Banging D\1k¢'. Wl'|\Ch

appears in this issue.

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Ask your dealer for

"wcarwell" pants, qual- ity good; prices low.

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1909 models are now on diapldy- ninth floor-#new style and pa.tt€I`nS. The finest line we have ever sl\0WIl in rattan, leather and cloth hood carriages, reclining E0'°*“`¢S “ml sutumdbils carriages. We have the greatest line of low priced go-carts ever shown here; simple in construc- tion and durable; lightweight; priced lrom $3.75 up. Sec our display-JM Paton Co. 5-7d'l?f~

Beer & Weeks for furni-

ture, table linens, shectlngs. etc, 4-23dtf

"Buy yollr ties and hats

where the styles and prices are right, that is at D. A. Bruce's. 4-llldrf-l.

"Do you know than no other part

of your wearing' appeal is so con- spicuous as your hat. Well dressed mcn oi good- taste never fall to de- tect at a. glance anything wrong in your '_liéa‘d'v7éaF. For this 'i‘ea%' always billy the- slime oi a reliable house. A house that knows what is right and has a relnitation which it cannon afford to loose by selling you what is wrong or antiq'uated.- Prowse Bros. Ltd. 5-1Zd3i.

Fishing Tackle

Rods, Reels, Land-

ing Nets, Baskets, Lincs, Hooks, Fly Books. ‘

Flies suitable for Is-

land waters.

f¥Any ily not to be had here we will be

pleased to get for you “Ill IIO Hill"

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. G0--CARTS

Priced from $1.50 up

The right kinds at “Marki'ight” Prices,

comma nvnwrs. '

white Rose mwdns. L°d=° P"i‘°°'l r

Edward, s. o. E. 'rueudey May lsth.‘

GO`CAHTB‘ H 175 Newson"s Block

rucucw ec-cercc. Allow nw ~~~~~ ~ r ~~~ ~--- -~-

A Surplus

of $4,1 18,491.00 over all liabilities and Capital Stock is the financial position of the Sun Life of Canada.

E. Il. EIICVV.

Charlottetown. - Manager for P. E. I.

dinwftf

Russ 8. Matthews

Representing;

The North American Life

The Commercial Union and ,

Richmond and Drummond

F ire Insurance companies.

Office 7_1(lr.1{lon Sf, Masonic Building,

miffif - Charlottetown.

Assurance Co., of Toronto.

1 ne C. P. R. ticket agency.

TRY OUR - _ high grade American Kerosene

OIL.

We are the largest retail handlers of oil on the Island;

which proves that we handle only the best.

Ash for Preiie Astral.

_ 25 cts per gallon.

5 gal- lots 23 cts.

1 \ ' \ A Bring your can and have it filled.

cb; ‘ will if. . nt I `»‘. , pnncorsrs. JENKINS (D. 30N Grocers

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