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' 9 \‘1i1~=i-.Acer News ' THE ei~iARLo'i~ra'rowN GUARDIAN ~ ms'ro.- no ~f~- ' i>AG.i=>1=ii7/ish;-f

ll0CKEY MATCH

Tuesday evening March lst

Ch’Town lv Q Summerside

Vietorias Play oil lor

_ Crystals

TI'0lll\y-Last game

Reserve plan now on sale at Hughes Drugstore

Arena. Rink tlompany.

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Smart Clothes

lor

Smart Dressers

Come and inspect

our siick of new _ spring cloths, you will he struck witl1 the style and distin- ctiveness 1 f the new Spring Suits.’l`liey’re right up to the iiii-n» ute iii cvcrv i'csplc~ styles tli .t correct dressers in ull the large cni s will wt-ar this spring.

Wliatevei' wrinkle

fashion says is so, is herc.\Vhatcver worth

that excellent fabrics and expr' 'f workinan ship can give is here. We are ready to suit

the most critical taste and satisfy the inost practical sense

If you kuev all

the care we like in purchasing our stock of Men’s clothing it would surprise you.

The niauulactiirers from whom we purchased them say that ive are over nice and critical. We get what we want----and what you want-----]nst the saiiie. _

We invite particular dressers t i come and iti-

spect this the first showing of,ncw spring clothing in the city . 4 ,

Hats For Spring ln our Hat Department

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We are always at the head

Thats where most people

' “' ' wear theni. We received our

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_ s ____7_ Spring Hats in S:iturday.COI11¢ ll .ll it ___,_ i

i see tliein. That’s all we ask.

Men’s Collars

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§s‘§;§\s

first shipment of Men’s NEW

in and sce them we dou’t ask

you to buy, just, come in and

VARIETY. ln llliS

store your collar wants :irc _ ,

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'nie oUi5i5N's coiiNiY GUARDIAN T Anouier great in oi

Head Offices in New/ Prowje_Block-Charlottetown _

The latest news, first of all.

Miss Lizzie McLean, West River, is visiting frierhls and relatives in Pownal and Lot 48.

The outward cargo by the Monto

this morning from Gcorgetowai will be one car of oats mid one car ol wuy freight. '

All readers when writing to adver-

tisnrs ln this or any other issue of this paper, are requested to went:-D The Guardian.

The following were amongfthose.

registered at the Queen Hotel yester- day:-W. P. Newcomb, Halifax; M. Kelly, Toronto.

The Crystals have a lead of three

pointls for the hockey championship. Gan the Crystals overcome this lead? They suy they ca.n. Come and sae tlicm try.

The twenty-fifth anniversary of tht-

founding of the Woman’s Missionary Society of the N. B. and P. E. 1. tii-anch'of the Methodist Church is to be held in St. John in June next.

The Guardian has received from A.

A. McLeod, the well known artist ot New York, a copy of the Brooklyn llaily Eagle coiitiiinim.: a, long illus- trated article on thc British Parliu- ment.

The following were registcredut.

thc Victoria. Hotel Saturday:-A. S. King, Montreal; A. Morriscy, St: John; J. (l. Watson, lVlont.rca.l;- ld. A. llcll, Halifax; lt. ’l‘. F‘orbes, Montrr- nl; F. W. Woods, (joldcricli, B. l\l. liockwitli, Montreal; A. D. Hoffman., Toronto. '

Tho (luard,iun i'cgi'cts to learn tlint

lli' Allison of Mt. Allison Ilnlversity is not enjoying thc liesf. of health ni. the present time. He has been rutlicr serii_>us-ly ill for some wccks. His many friends tliroiighout the Mari-

,, . . g.. p_ _ C the audience. The singing was ex-

cd, songs were sung and lots of good things were served. When the happy gntlierinir was breaking up

cess.

'All that was mortal of the into Mrs Dr Juuies Henderson, Union llontl, Lot 33, was laid to rest on Saturday afternoon, Feb 26, in Sher. wood Cemetery, beside the remains of her hus./und, who predeceased hor

est evcr seen an this part of the Province, many being present _from Oliarlottetow-ii and surrounding dis- tricts. The lute Mrs 1-lender:-‘ou was widely known much respected and greatly en-dcnred to all who ‘had the

ln her were developed those qualitie= of mi-ntl and lieurt that mode lies' no on-ly* the comfort of the home but 1 valued member ol thc social cirelt ‘where her presence will be greatly missed. She was always foremost ii church and charitaiile works. Sin leaves to mourn four daughters. Madge of Iunisfnil, Jenn and Elise at home und Marlon, who is taking ui Arts Course in Dalhousie, College rind onli sou, Kenneth, who holds i izuod position in Uliliiurriia; beside: u lirntlicr, Dr hcigli H. Gregor. l’I`0' fessor of modern larigimizes at Mc- Gill Unlvcruity; and sister, Bessie of colorado springs. '1‘l1~cfuucfa` services, which were very iinprossivc

‘f,,,,,, (ihgrlottctoivii, llcv W, l-l. Upon cef, tjovehcad, and ltnv ld, llc-ll, York.

::Next _ Tliursday evening, March

Ztrd, in the Baptist scliool-room, a rare elocutionnry and musicnl enter- tainment will be given under the di- rection of Prof. S. N. Earle- Inf-91” esting selections hy_ favorite elcw tionists and sweet singers. Admis- sion only 15c. 2'25d5i»

they voted the evening a grand suc-,

cight forty live last evening. 1

J. D. Lapthornc of the Chmflottea

town Soap Works wus in. Summer- side, Saturday.

l William lJoyle,L‘ity, was a passen- .ger on the mail special last evening en route to Boston.

Tickets for the hockey match should

hc got early as this being the last game for the trophy there will be an extra big crowd.

Dr. Heartz, I-Yiilifux, preached an

inspiring sermon at. the dedication services of the new Methodist Church at Cunning, N. S., last week.

Any city girl with a fair education,

|wlio desires to leurn type setting, should call at thc Guardian office he- twecn eight and ten this morning,

ln the Police Court in this City

Saturday ltoburt Wood was lined :,iltt0 and costs or three months im- prisonment for a tirst ohcnse against. the proliibitury law.

Everybody' should help a good

cause by attending the benefit in the Arena. on March 2nd for the poor of this City. The skate is under the auspices of the St Vincent de Paul Society who do so much good among tlic poor.

Seven persons received the right

liuiid of fellowship from llcv G. F. Dawson of Tnbusiiitnc, N. B., recent- ly, says The Wesleyan, as a result of thc evangelistic services held during the holidays.-ltev G, F. Dawson’s many Provincial friends will heui' with pleasure of his success.

The exceptionally vnricd and de-

fcidcdly interesting program put. on _nt New Woiitltwluiitl Saturday night ,excelled previous entertriininents and ,drew forth hearty appreciation from itliosc present. Bud Garmin is a

time Provinces will hope for lii.~:‘\\'otitlc|‘ and well worth the price of complete rccovcry ut an early date. _ndinission iilonc. Hisrsinging is sup-

-- _orb mid wins for him instantaneous

K H’l‘he_ followipg were at the I{evci'cfl`i‘icl\<-ls, while his specialties are the

t St' :~M.l{ l \'-,-i it -t-l " . ..;‘..°.. is .......f“3;‘..i.» ..'..;;;_» "

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ley, Kc|ly’.s Cross; Anilirose l3arry,l On Sunday last liev. W. J. Kirby,

Mo_rcll_;__Willimn l}eai_~;l,_y__Vi§lai'd‘_Eeal_%,lifipicrt, 1_3., linptiseal an adgltt; a

xi c ravcrsc; . _ . c una , .’ _, n ici' o n ami y, an receive wo llunstaii's; S. Pincau, Miss (I, A_iiuto full inicmhership with the l'iu.-nu, ltustico; M. lt. 'l‘homson, St.§¢'l\llI‘C|l M Alllefli- We k90iJ` lllfllllll John. |f_roni our iiienibersliip by removals,

‘ --- ;liiit God has not lcft us, and new

The liijou seating capacity has been lll0l11l1ffl`S are Cvruins: in to till the va-

grently improved, and the c1'owils|'~'""PleS' Several Ul~h0l` DCFSOHS are

p_'lio ;_5nt_li_crod there Sptiiiitlay evg|\in;5l:.ukiiig their stand for _.]esuS. and we

ioroiigi y cnjoyei tie variety oflor-i nope to report more aulitions short-

id __tli_c_i;_i._ _'l`_hc__coi_uedy a;id_ drainul l)y_'_.--Llly'_esdle_yaiiG_ !\’l.i;_hKii_‘by _formerly fcf_Aii§_y_ti_p0;._1sspy;_s_;e_; aii<c;ip_\st_r€i_\_ 1 tu L in race uici, city.

Mus. G. F, Dawson, Cliatliam, N.

cccdiriirly nice antl_the___\\;li_ol_e,__em;gy» B., who formerly resided in this pro- tuiumeiit tlioroughly enjoyable. vincc writes The Wesleyan: At our

-_ llccciiibcr mectiii' we went to the

The h‘i‘cdei~ictoii, N. 'B_ Gleaner oflhomc ot' our “Slidit-in” niernber, Mrs il "0C€`"t ‘lille Says that a jolly!.lolin Read, and in celebration of the company of more than fifty Method-'twenty-fifth Anniversary of the W. ist students at the Noi-mal SclioollM. S. or N. B. and P. E. I. Branch, nnd_U,_ N. B., and others, ussemhlcd‘we presented Mrs Read with a. Life by invitation at the -Methodist pm--‘Membership Certificate. This camc as sonasc, the home of Rev. and Mrs.ii1 great surprise, but was very great- 7. W. Mctfonnell. Games were plr.y~,1y appreciated by this dear worker,

who has been confined to her home for eight years or more. A pretty feature of the meeting was the preseii tation of u. beautiful bunch of twen- ty-tive white clirysanthemums to Mrs Read from a mcmhcr who ever loves to add the touch of beauty to all such occasions.

The concert. and social held under

the auspices of the Presbyterian con- grcpuition of Hinckley Point Road on

less than two years ago. 'The fun-ll"ehruary ltith, was an unqualified eral procession was one of the tart;-isuccess. The audience room was

crowded to its utmost capacity. The ciiturtuiniiient, rendered solely liy lo- cal talent, was the liest ever given in the community, und could not lic easily excelled in any of our rural districts. This consl=.r.e‘d of choruses,

pleasure of her acquaintance. Her|duets, Solos, action song by seven life indeed was un exemplary one ..'ittle girls, readings and dialogues.

ldach part, without exception, was xecuted in a most happy, nu.tural .nd effective maniier. The committee, is welt. us the purticipa-nts. older ind younger, are to lic coni:i‘a1;ulzs.t- lid in furnisliiiii-I an entertainment so iiiglily appreciated by the public, us iilso upon the finaiiciul success. Mrs. I. W. Itodd in n cnpirbl-e numncr pro I ided at the organ. Beri.j. Garter, ol -.he city, assisted by D. Mclunis and leo. Richards, uuctioiicd 'tlie bask- , ts. The proceeds anioiluled to W04, rum which about $10 ure to bc dc- iuctcd for expenses.

iwcre coiiiluctcd hy ltev 'i‘. l". l"ullPr~ H ii Miss Fmm D"""l‘l-*""» Q“l`i`|l ‘ll

lcottisli song will hold concerts us ollo'ws:~-»Uardig‘a.n, Tut-sda/y, Mnroli st; Harrington Hull, Wednesday,

_ ""' _ Vlarch 2nd; Hunter River. 'l‘hursd~ay,

yttilurcli llrd. 2-28d2ipd

Beauty

Package 'Question * ~

d . ,because ofthe _z _ . _ 'A ` .

;Igle;didsystock_ and new , ' _

styles-` always on hand.

_A Whether its linen, 1 _

_ celluloid or a Palm' \

Lined Collar you will .`\ \ A i' always find the latest ' "

here.

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Popular price I 5c each. 2 for 25 Cents/ 20° each

Buzz. - l Home Cream

BREAD i

' 'that you -will eat and

2 for 35c. _ \

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fur-rw-,».-v . -»w

enjoy to the last ,mor- sel is what we make every day _ ~

Slewart’s Bakery _

163 Kent Street. so ni.

These chocolates a r e

packed expressly to our

_..order and are not forsale

at any other store in this' city.

The assortment includes

lots of nut and hard centres, ~all dark chocolates, and we

‘ can recommend it as iii our

opiulou the best value sold in the city

35 and 60 cents.

,1/,i//,»,L~/, __ " All bright and snappy patterns. right to the letter. "Two MAI."

The standard

f MUNARCH BROAllCl.-0TH

ot Broadcloth value 1.75

WHEN You LOOK Fon A BROAD’ » ~

CLUTH-,there are several considerations that appeal tsyou. You look for wearing quality now look for correct weight-you look for perfect lustrous finish. .you pick the cloth up in your hands, drape it--and notice that important feature that you express in the terms “it h'angs well”

And then--when you’ve found perfecticn in

every other regard, you. . ask for the price

Now do you know--that is just the way we

discovered MONARCH broadcloth. VVe wanted the very best Broadcloth that we could triump- hautly get you for I .75 yd. We tested it in every way---same as you do-when it met every test---we decided it was good enough for this store of YOURS.

' And so. .we placed it in stock. .ands in the years that we have supplied you with MON- ARCH Broadcloth we have yet to hear one slightest complaint about it from any point of view from any of you. _

MONARCH BROADCLOTH is the

standard of excellence at its price. The name 'MONARCH means every time the very best bi-oadcloth in Canada at 1.75 .

We have all' the good colours; . f~oin blacks blues, green, browns. greys, right, through the list. The width is 54 inches. The finish is

silkily fine, the draping quality is 1 perfect, and the wearuis "ironclad" o

~ Samples postpaid on request

Mwue a M

In connection with the present;

smallpox cpidelmic in Nova Scotia, it is observed tlliet a matter of this

ed by the truyelling public. Rumors have been g,ct.ting around the streets of this city about __t_l_ie cases in the several towns where chu disease is Sh Used to he prcvalcnt. and in

tients is placed at seventy. Reports from the mainland press states that the existence of smiallpox in some of the places supposed to he infcctted is denicrl by the Mayors a-nd in Wind- sor that 'authority says there are only threat cases. Lunenburg has two ond Louis-burg has none. These places were supposed to have more cases than other towns mentioned. At tall events, prevention is better chan cure, aindi the medical inspection of incoming steamers is commenidahltg when this dread disease is preval- cnt, if only in u. slialit degree.

A correspondent from Orwell Cove

writBS as fol.lows:-l1‘arniers in this vicinity are busy hauling woodi and lumber.-Hector McDonald and John McPherson Paid s flying visit to Montague recently.-Miss Sadie Mac- Pherson, Kinross, is visiting friends at Brush Wharf.-Jos<:;ili Nicholson and William D. McLeod ure busily engaged in hauling lunilior which they report very scarce fn this vicin- ity.-Nefil A. Gillis, c'nrpe'ntcr, is kept; ‘ousv b the wants of his man u

cha-nt, is doing u rushing biisinefss.-

busily eiigaized at his trade.-John X, McLeod and Jose-pu Mn-rrissny were tisliim: :uncltn recently and re- pcrtcd n luir catch.-John Rooney is enp-aged in hauling lumber to Ander- son’s mill. Hc intcu-ds to erect is new dwelling house und outbiilldiugs the coming siiiniiltrr.--~ Jolilt A. Mclieod und Willitipi tl. Ullllet paid a visit to ldldoo `lu»<t. we-ek.---Miss Katie Gillis,- Urwell, is the guest. of Miss Jens-lo Gillis, Orwell <‘ovc.--\Villla.in li_ Gil,- lis purchased from Norman A. Gillis, Eldon, n lli‘tl.‘»¢lli,,,u colt with which he intends to do some fast. trotting; i nesi tutuie.- Arthur ( illis h s

work.-Wilfred Mciiclan. and Angiini A. Nicholson are visiting.rul»t.wes~-atv Point Prim.-Duncan lm-Dfinald and Amos McLeod lutviut to erect sn ice- linut which will give good satisfact-

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~l°-f-l-'l~l-l°°l°°!°°l'~l°-l~>l~'l-I"i°~Z-'!°~l~l°-l~l°l~

The drug question is llic niosl ~

importniil question that von- fronts you--it is a vital question. You want to fluid ilu* iiinst rc- linliledrug slorc and stick to il. l’c`rl\aps in decidiiig, it would lw an assislaiicc to know. lhill \‘\'f drug store patronage is increas- ing daily--people who :it one time were like you, patroiiizing one and the other, liavc come to

appreciate thc iervivc wc remlcr

` the public.

If' you nrt- not our of our cus-

tomers you owe it to yourself and health to lot us demonstrate

to you the difference. _ _

"The -Two Macs”

kin-d is generally greatly exaelgerat- |

The great HAIR TONIC and DANDRUFF CURE

. Y _ _ ‘ Y c s-

tiomers. - D. D. Mcbcud, mer-‘

William Dreeluu, shot-.maker is kept'

__ “The Best Drug Stdre"

H _“The MaeKi_i_i_r!£i_!!_ llrug Co"

Newbro’s llerpieide

pp _ Fresh supply _ju_st'received_ from the makers. Call and getd.

some instances the num-tier of pa- ooklet explaining its merits 50c and $l.00 a bottle,

St. -Paul Fire _ _ and Marine lns. Co

Ihave been appointed General Agent for this Province for ,"above excellent Fire Insurance Co. All kinds of in- surable property. will be insured at lowest rates.

E. R. BKOW I

Charlottetown. ,

, No. 1 Quality--In Ba'ls and Cones

, wr Aiso srocr

Fixtures for the Cone Twine And a patent circular wire bag holder

And Twine fixture combined. ,"'

COTTON TW'lN`_E

lllllle' - -~ _- ;‘- at

urclinscd it 'iii-.nry Dlsstoii suw"witl - ~ _ §,,,,c,, he ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,o_,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,§ The Ball Twine is Packed in 5 pound Bags, Izo lb Bale

No. 2 “ " "

The Cone 'T wine is packed in barrels containing 80 tt

° u ~

We have a very heavy stock and can ship promptly. _

=. The llruo 7 ;_ Schofield Paper C0., Lltl

St. ]ohn, N. B. _

tains- Linen

` "'l‘here's virtue'-ln frellll .. I

$335 Rattan Rockers you believe that new. hart: ala?

Drill

..‘t‘.t‘L‘» ‘

e mi

fOr 2.75, 0118 Of flV¢ Splen- _stock is superior, you ,mutt Mm

that our slum ot "‘l‘liA*Dolt

fiid Pargains we are offer' Store" is founded' on oubltmitt ing in rockers. We secured mt. uvm 'mump guts a msnufactu_rer’s surplus :§{1_‘?‘K,,f,§'{’g .M ,"1 ion, stock at a big reduction, nm nw; 'nu other -prices are, solid oak f,’_}'f,",,,§,',’,',' s,,§_‘,‘,’_ '°°". _,_,,,,m,_ cobbler rockers 2.25 for ;.85 _

2.75 for a.xo, 3.35 for 2.25, _______ _N I' '_`_a _ .oo for a.g5.Beer& Weeks. vm 'Do '_'-:__ ‘°'m__*_°‘§.'F‘_::__::; Ufnltufes C°fPet3» cur’ tioifservtoei' 'Qi-in notre Mlortl ti ° ' g_ 3-38drtf leave my room lor doubt., tor svn

_ _ seriiitlon ta better not filled li at

' at

-- than not tilted, nhhointly secure

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l _ _ \ i ` ._ G 5 We’re cranks ', Wg l. L, \' l i,_‘\\ %" l i 5 _ '49 ‘ '““l ¢°"3° "`°°*° "Swell line cr nina just arrived "ery pnnnpua thu 6,. to , 1/ . _

Prone Bron Ltd 2-28411.

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