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7'; L A-'F clists pelI()rm the ||‘l[)st qw _ H _Y»`.‘V_`__'.ir-_ _*__*-_r ii(-___ Y WX i>‘__'“ - _‘V-Q _*U T ‘ `<>. Y 7"* I 'Ai4Yt‘__`i-"`-A-mi. A--._vAYu“ Y -Q’ v-‘i__‘_-_-1--_'i‘€-_-_ __-‘I

_ OMEN B11. _ - 4 ALLW B. F. KEITH S. BOSTON. lcnte military formations mounted

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f;»‘.;;°“.:?‘s_°'..iif...“°ri2:.::1 l“'°'“lBeek when an all-women valid- "“” "f,,,,} will he the attraction. oi- 'evilieity-odii artistes oil the pro_.;-- the B veryone will he ol the lair sex_| ru!-if efroni the unusual nature of this, Am etion the week will le liotahlo: “urns ,~ei_\|;~n t0'BcstQn alter se er-l W t ers- absence, of Caroline B.; I-illicylliis and her famous Fadettes and- ,,,,,,,, noir wolreiord. 'rhe Feilettesf _“___ from B long tour of the Southl red west, where they won fresh laur- :,’,‘;,_ M,-g_ Nichols bringls an glial-enliy _ _ ,, _ new fepertolre of popiiimshemhas the

Clllsslml Selechons' fm ~ - . th t I~`tnrr_1{sv_l_i_o_l‘th, ‘Democratic leader in

,_ aw uc e or years, prominent at

were t\"3l`_ g*:)t_h‘;‘,`;£ ,,_§_?5etw?,,a ,‘;I;iI€ltorne,,- and member of the Genera iirgnllizatioun nes"-It 91- bm__d_new Assembly, is dead at his home, No. \l/iikclleld W‘_ ‘ln Bl, new songs ,___ 70 Humboldt evenue. He was born ,.ien_o10i:1\_¢- Smit* 2 ____,__ ___ my é,,_,,,_ in Pawtiicller, neeemoer is, waz. lin. rlildlnll Ive gf’ ad ,,` _On _ __ C0m_ Farnsworth was a Mason and a dust R Cl"-9 “tue 0 ° g' Knight 'l‘emplur.

, c0m,,,,ny_ or musicians li Iiiiest h _ ,O

’ ' 1 Girl;,and The Story of a

ilii)i[i‘ IdittS‘i1usages. Another SPe°U1C\\'

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lllr fciiture will be the Kaufmann "° lNational Clothing Co. 4-2d1i.

` ht handsome young lady CY'

3“h¢€l- ROWena. Stewart and Glad- YH Alexandria have an orignal mm. cdy entitled Broadway Love, Hilda Hawthorne, thc lady ventriloqulgt, will he on hnllrl with her ramgus Johnnie; Max Witts Melody Lan., Girls have a novel specialty; Cather U19 Hayes and Sahel Johnston will he seen in "A Dream ol Baby Days;"

il-yi Hull the Four Onetti Sisters are woliderful German' gymllasts.

ci, J. i~‘AIlNswoR'rH or

PAw'rucl<l<:'r is nicnn.

PROVIDENCE. lvloren 29-~oiou<le

"Hats to sllit every man in town

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is6s'"Wellner’s 1 91 2

We want to keep before your mind

The Wellner Watch ,/ ll is the greatest little, watch to keep / _

imc V011 C1181’ SZIW

t Come in and 'talk watch with us. *£'©,¢-,__ " It will not obligate buying. __-.. __ __

. W. Wellner 1 f'

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Easter Photos l

\' ~' tile tinio to plan for YUUI'

l'If,,:ilirliihoto. We ure- rll€lit._ ready for the work now and can izlve YOU :4llpl‘i~li:o slll~lHl|\Cll0"-

Cook`s Studio ,

“For stylish sprint: hats you ure

sure of siiperior values nt l3rown`s, '[‘he Home of Good Hats. Our pres- ent display 'iucllldcs the best from the leading Canadian, English and American factories. Soft felt lliits range in price from $1.50 to S3. Derbies range from $1.75 up. I-1. H. llrown, The Home of Good Hats.

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Sf‘iiZ'.::9..%~?;.:*.fE'ff‘“f’ 'B01' S601"

llelrt,Ncrvo and Stomach Remedy

.li Proven Meaieineel ul).

_ Exceptional Value ,Testimonials and References by the hundred from _people most prominent in City and

Country. No failures. ‘

Sold hy '

P.McQU AID

42 Queen Street. ‘ Opposite Auld lima Prlre 5(1l‘ |\l=rl»i\t1l4‘.

.ui 'rlln war nr wllinu Eastern S. S. Corporation

l_N'l‘l:}ll.NA'l‘lONA_Ii LINE-Steel lrteulli | slnp Uiilvili Au~tili. lterlllci-il w~n\u lanes Sl. John to Boul.on,$l.5U; to Portland | 51.00, Stalteroiims $100. 1.1-':l\'e St. John, 'l'liuisd:lyi»‘llt 9 s. m. for l*.‘al~llport. lluher-,- Portlilnll and llostoil; reburli I»:l\s lids l lurl llluiidzlya 9 a. m., l'r~rl|avirl. 5 D. in _ i MAINE S'1‘ll}AMr-*HIP-Ilirvot i¢ri_r\'lco1 liutwrell Piirtland und New York. 'l hrcv iolllings weekly from Portland and New l York. liow winter lures. _ _| M l-.'l`lt()l>’0Ll'l‘AN STE AMI-IH l l’ Ll N lu 1 -l)|rl-cl service between Boston uno Ni-wi York. Passeilger service Julie llllll Lu, l (l:ol . .L 1312. -

ri il ie-r 1" li. lilzlziiilleunt. new lilliuwngcr strallrlsllipn llliissiiirliusstts and Bunker liill

lfrr-li:lll. service t_l\rouglioul.1lieyailr lwirticketa, literature and iniuriimtliiu trol,/_to local ticket agents. ltagg-are c rec ed through to destination.

L. B. hornrgson 'l‘ If.& PA

wln.u. l. a‘.A¢»-oi.

sh .IM-n N

ln The Ccmefei y

_von see prolly lrlwns |:ltlis :init rnali_\' nilrlilies in stones ailil iuull\l~ lllcllltl " ,

New made graves atiraet

Attention

_ That is how il is with our work- ll “attracts attention" llcruiisn' _

Beautiful M o n u- _ ments that are last- »

._ ing

:lrn nur product, it dusen'l enlianrll

llie rice. Come and see.

cliemller ci lieu

i6o Kent St. *- . _.__i‘-J _--_._.. _ ._

NNW ADVICRTISIQMIGNTS.

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i NOTICE

r OF ANNUAL MEET-

ING . .

held at the office of the Company Clllflottetown on Moiidiiy the Slli Al-`"‘l F912 at 7.3¢: o'clocl¢ p. nl. for Qlecllon of Directors and the trim-

”“f)*n|;’l1d°_fhgenera1lmsiners _ .»_~.:_.'f.m-- _-..e.-T3 ~ » `

e e ist day of April ion. mae _ lg an Donato Niciiotsou , q” ‘e -do

President llc mon lf ‘iiaiii

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-- :lrctlic favorites \vitli all ,_

licse Boy 'Scout biota i_

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dressy boys and youths. l " They arc made to stand l~

unlimited wcar, arc coin. 1-

,, fortnhle and as stylish ‘

:ind neat as the ones dad ,, wears. Made to stand ‘

rough usage and will look ,.-

stylish all llie time; give

1. perfect; satisfaction.

Shown in lilzlck and

lzlus, gun uiel:ll riudpzit- cnt leather, l iilioiicd :ind laced Styles.

Voullis‘ si'/,cs ii to

i_-1, i-2, $2, 2.25, 2.5onnd

lloysz’ sizes r _ lo 5 les,

$2, 2 25,

_:_ oo :ind

Tun ox fold.-1. _ . . . . .Sl

Alley £9. Co.

135 Queen Street

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l DR A. B. Rlzll) 1 .I)I¢N'l‘It'l'I‘ Olllcs Hours 9-1 and

‘ 'F Beaver lour

Beaver Flour iii_25 lb Bags

elieriver l~`|our in loo lb Bags

Beel;__ Q9ff°S

THE QUEENS COUNTY GUARDIAN

It Pays to buy

A Regina despatch says that D

in this Province Garnet lielaclicur, Mnrroy Harbor

vwas in Halifax Saturday.

An unsigned liews item has been -

_ received from Rollo Bay, which 'l‘oday’s Guardian contalns‘t\vclve

awaits die sender`s name. pages. 1 _

_ Miss Mayo Robinson of Summer- The following Mission Room re

Annie Kun has " new d°"°i“g ‘ld-d' -iiflc. is spending 3 pleasant visit ceipts are published in The Wesley-

with friends in Charlottetown. an:-Wlnsloe 60c, York $36.40, Gracf - 1- Church,_Charlottetown, $82.21.

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‘ ‘ very happy gathering on Monday af-

_lust received direct from the Mill deqgiiter or the lore icileldm oreel-

_ "T1F1itFl1l"1')rur'store, ' Sunnyside; -dtf.

Q the mails

Magda ein iellmeie. on the

trip ,from of the city pulpits.

the Magdalena the Stanley, which -_- wos formerly from the port oi Cher- M the Corner 01 Kent and Wei" lottetolvn, encountered mlich heavy u10\lth St-. Ul\Hf10tt€l0Wu. |01" l0\ll' ice and lost one blade off her pro- UHYS 1115*. Week ll klfie" WHS ll 1>l‘l\-1- uelloi- ond had the ends or the other oner on the tori ol a telephone post

1V. W. Andrews, formerly of Mount_ Among ' those registered at the Allison illniversity, Ssckville, (N.B.), Grand Union Hotel, St. John, on .escliing stall, and principal ol Re- Saturday was D. 10. Elgin_ol P. E- glna College sllice its foundation Island. _

about»a year ago, has resigned. His

_ resignation is to take effect at the Rev. R. H. Stavert, of Harcourt,- , end of June. Rev. Dr. Andrews is N. B., formerly of Wilmot, P. E, I,

well known in this province. left Friday evening for Ottawa. The

_-_ Dominion Temperance Alliance had a

The government steamer Stanley ‘lem day in ONHWU- 00 Sllfldily and arrive with ' from the Mr. Sfavéff WHS curtailed to fill one

three blades liroken, Her rudder post Wh¢1`¢Sh° WHS chllsefl by a <10! and was also damaged, She will go into no effort was seemingly made to res- ll0cl‘l at Halifax for repairs. -cue her. A lad named Jack Mortimer

.-1- happened along Satllrday and henr-

Jolm A_ Lyman_ Trycn' and M_ Q_ ing her cries threw off his coat and

l)el,m¢y_ M_ 1,, A__ North Tryon, before people knew _what he was came to Charlottetown yesterday. flllollt Was \\l> l-he Post and rescued Mr. Lyman is a great enthusiast miss PUSSY-

of the Prix industry and is largely in- terested in the $80,000.00 Tryon

ers, viz: Dalton’s, Gordon‘s, Tupiin's, Lewis, und Ra_vnor‘s. With a little llick during the next few weeks, the outlook for financial success is as- sured.

A Spring Valley correspondent

\\'i‘ii~=s.--Artenias Lenrll is- doing rlishiilg business in his saw mill this winter.-A very enjoyable evening was

March the 19th when the young peo-

ing in games and music, the music

being furnished by Leslie, Paynter and Albert Millman. They all re-

- turned to their homes in the wee ‘ '

sma’ hours, thanking Mr. and Mrs. l‘l‘0litt for the evening's enjoyment,- Mclford Adams is out again witll his U`0£llilll1' mare =1-‘rimpy and intends beating all the Spring Valley boys.

George Nedefl, the wrestler, \vho

once appeared on the mat in Char- lottetown, seems to be in had with some of the sports. Charles Allen writes in the Moncton Transcriptf- “Georrge Nedeli' has been. for the past- few days, flooding the press with ol- lers, to wrestle me, stating that he would het money he could throw me live times in an hour. All 1 have to say is this:-George Nedeff has not enough, to entice me to go on the mat with him. He need not run away with the idea that I am in any \\'ny_ afraid of him, hut that part of the matter I put aside. I will wrestle any man with ii decent reput~ ntion, blit not George Nedell,

The handsome new parsonage he-

loliging to thc Central Methodist church Moncton w s the scene of

ternooli and evening, when the Lad- ies’ Aid rloclety in connection with

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tween three and four hundred guests were present. The spacious drawing rooms were tastefully decorated with pink and white carnations, pink tul- ips and potted plants, while in the dining rr-Om yellow daffodils added to the pretty effect of the ten. table. The function was particularly enjoyable and thc congregation of Central

Mlich credit is due to the pastor of the clillrch, Rev. J. L_ Batty, and the very efficient building committce.-- lllxc. (Rev. Mr. Batty is well known in Cliarlottetown.)

Referring to the death of Mrs. E.

Rennels, 1-lalilnx, announced ln a re cent issue, the Halifax Herald of March- 30 says:-There pas-sed away at Maitland Thursday Mrs. E. Ren- ncls, who had made here home for the pal-it few years with her sister, Mrs. Alex Roy. Mrs. Rennels was the widow of William Rennels, formerly divisional superintendent of the LC. R. She will be laid to rest in St.. Jnhn's cemetery, Fairview, beside her late husband. Mrs. Renne‘s will lic mlicll missed among ,a wide circle of relatives and acquaintances. The illn- eriil will take place from the I. C. R.

4 th mornin or on

thers,' Dr. Fred Creelmhn, of Malt-

aiid two sisters, Mrs. Alex. Roy, in Maitland; and Mrs. Samuel Nnsli, (lhnrlottetmvli, P. E. I. She was n

man, of Halifax. _

::At1as Stock Food`is ri most high-

giiarantec and be convinced. 250. and 50c. packages. FJ. A. Foster,

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We pleairn your lrien ls-let us

plcnre .\uu. Our portrxi ts colnhlile tliernioiit. plc-nliilr <~lml°uch-rlstlcli nr algo auull-et with nur Iillzli latitud- nrd of curl ity iir,d wnrkinlnluhip. Millie an alplio iiliilellt lu-(lor.

' For youi' Easter Photos Latest in

Colored Worlre at the

BAYER STUDIO

0 nd llrldn Bvlalrlllst. "W firr::..&rli‘?.2:.""‘"‘

tlcdlyr.

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¢”r. Mount

The Genera, Aum I M _. 0, A Cliilrnminll Msmml cliarmiilgz Girls

Ill ee mg '_ ' ' aiu oyri nn .ar i'-rm_ing. tory. l

;l_i_¢;_s_iieieiioi<iere of Hickey si J. B. BROWN. D M- D _ ,|_Au,|,,,1‘,»,,,,,,,-

io son 'roliacco Co Ltd will be _ ,,,,,e»i~|_~,-fr In Illustrated songs _

(l) The Miser’s lleart

I-is experiences s love creator ll an li`s love "-r mr‘nr~\'

(2) A Trip Down The

I Mrgdpio River

Pliillppina lnlanrls

syndicate. This company is one of Played in l_3l\5l`l09l9t0Wll GOING iimc me largest ,,, the P,.0,,,,,ce and Owns ago, is having troubles of its own lluirs purchased from the best rais- ln Molltreal- A l`°°°“f_ d0Sl’M°h fF0u1

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spent at the home of John 'Profitt on ., t k t *ste _ __ r th _U

plc assembled. They spent the even- ,

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church feels justly proud of tile com- A '

niodious mid attractive parsonage

The Madame Sherry Go., which

that city says:---In order that the citizens of Montreal and Westmount

mind and morals, for which they arc noted, Inspector U’Kecfe of the mor- alitv squad, has refused to grant tiir advance agents of the noted mlisi ul comedy “Madame f<lhcl'ry," the right to display three-qliarters' o' their posters, claiming that they urc- lilglily improrer Especial objectior is a eil _o i rs icalini., e gend of the opera’s most noted song, 'Every little movement has ii mean- ing all its own," in which Inspector O’Keefe secs a suggcstiveness thnt lic rnnliot permit

A Pinette correspondent says!- About six inches of snow has fiillcn this week, which enables the farmers to finish their haliling.-Duvid L. Morrison has coiiipleted his'coiitrnct Ol building il boat for David Macrae. -Ed. Moser has also finished one for Rupert Huhiey. Both of these men are competent boat-builders. Rose- herry Debating Society has come to zi close. _Some interesting subjects have been discussed there during the past winter months.-Heath and An- nie' Macdougall purpose leaving shortly for Vri.ncouver_ We wish them success.-Mary Postelo has returned to her home after a visit to Char- lottetown.-Alexnlidcl' Macrae crime near losing a _vnluulilc hoise last week.-Some of the boys report that they saw a. black fox r:i‘ossili_i; the riv- er recently.

::-No other drugstore in this

province keeps ft better or fresher ns- wortment of Patent Medicines our great aim is to hulid out our goalie: ln as good condition ns when they

may retain that pristine purity ol‘

left the makers lizinds The next time you require it “Patent Medicine" kin-

l thi Th M cK'nnoll

» - fuiiiih ~ on

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;i;,*i5;_ ` ,lheiill xl _;=l_i;s;§'§.§i5lEs5z§.li5"’ _.-s=i1'="- ' .ir eeililf' .§@.“r.=ii:;iii@i;-“, =;=iri='§= =-' h»==»-= '=il'i it _i2‘=.“‘ , .- - lil llseniissili ~ /' .~',~ r- sg iéi:”elf'.-=»i= " _=ls=lil-‘- .lei irilf' ‘ _ . ._§§i.“:ilifl,»l,, 1 . - _,,,_-=-1.-.~,, ._ ,-_= »_ ,e==.~» _ i~..-.-,.-' = eh. 1 . ~

The Essential Feature

in the tlltinzrof irliissrs is to liilve the lell:-les iloground lla to properly correct the optical (-11 in flie-

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'l‘liiit lieiiigiloiie. l_.he iliiportnncc

of nro|ivl'|,\'_ llilllliltlllli the Ieililes and lliountlnzs lot. ie lace L-All hlirdl,v lic oveiestilllnted. We ru- ulize tli_eti'u1.l\ giflliesa iltatemelitn and strive to give all ull-rculml uilil tllorpuirlllv up lu lilo minute opticirl service. 'l‘ry us lor ilatislactnnv sf-i'vicr~. _

G. F. llU'I`CllESON

__ station at 11.0 ls _ g _ _

the arrival of the Sydney Express. .leW°1°\'°‘0P“C"mi lMrs. Rennels is survived by two bro-

Niew .liT\Tan'risaMsN'rs

land; Samuel, in British Coluinbln,

0pera _House ` our sol.lli when 9s>_1=\_'_'1sl~fh\§_l‘!s>2~_1\_i>_-td* G. Herbert Perry Presents

Perry s Peerless Players

llozel Corinnewltlnlf Dan Malloy lN A bl|_'lHll"Hf)l"

High Clues lloyally Plays With Elaborate" Novel

._ |.._ Special Sceneryméleclrical Effects

-MONDAY NlGIlT-- Anita The Singing Girl -F0l.l.0WED BY-- The Princess /of Patches The Girl l"rom'Smolly

- Mountain

B'~"“'e" Fl0‘“'l“ Barrels ly concentrated food and medicine, llea\'er1~`ll>urm 1-2 Bflffelfi- we lmow it will do the worx. we

can prove that lt has the virtue. 'Fry one package under absolute

Plivnrul-1 (3) Their Charming '

The little £0-ED Wife in Nome Only And the Screaming Farce Comedy “Bl.Ul"|""

Leo Delaney

Charming Mother

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44,16, _ . _ , _Evil-rr'§l.=lii'sohl‘3’ro¢~» . V

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Pri on 25-35 ~» 5" crnts

the church , Ve ,_ ,J t th diy rememier s. s a i _ ,mmbers o,"€,,c 2;I;,,;,_,, 323,, 0 Bee Drug Co. Cor. Grt. Geo. 5 Kt.

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Vsudeville Between The Acts'

N... _ YW 5; ,° \\ _V

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._ Easter 4 Sale

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_-_ Kid &5° Cape Gloves

Tl e standard qualities of the lest makers in all lllc staple slindes are in _

stock : s enumerated below. In fi\ e qualities _of kid Rouillou makes :ire far superii r to the ot`lers while in the lleavier gloves. Dent leads the world

Souzetli , Revniers' first

clasp fine Glace kid gloves in both

blacks :li d tans in all the

anteed ........ ..~-. - Dull'

Pauline

quality three

Sizes. (iuar

Aids, Rouilloil Standard fine G'ace

kid gloves in holli black and inn in fill sires. Fully glinr:luleed..........l 55 pair

_ ~ Suedes

Positilely the best glo /c

of its kind ou the iiilrkct.

We have never iii the lust

I > j eirs s :en :liiytliing like

the qullity :lt tlic sziilic

p ice. All sizes ;;'1i:ir:lii‘_ccd

Black, White,

Tan, Grey, _

5 N:.vy, Brown l.|0 per pair

Tan Dogslrin Gloves 89c pair

I A fiiic iiicdiuiii l weight leillller with one clilsp :lt wrist and pique sewn fingers worth l.ro a paii',:lll sizes tllc pair '

.._¢¢au__-1.---_-1

Dogslliii

Denl_’s own lnilke of cape

gloves. 'l`lie kind thzll iesisls wear :ind :ilwnvs looks well. All P. X. M. sewn. All sizes _

’l‘mi...... .....l.35 pair

While i ` _ Slate. . . . . . .l.50 pair

lu .llvlis iinillilr

A GLOVE Guara nlee

We guarantee (lloves

wllicll rip or tear or .~liow iiiiii\iflii:llli'cr's imper- l`cclir`iii.~< wliv.-ii fire-it lii<-<l

(ill:

No returns will lic ncc-

epted wll':i¢~ gloves show sigiis of wear or lied lreuiiliciil.

Gloves when ilzlliiiigmil

iilust he lirriiiglit to ns for iilsiecclioll. _ When Flailns .-\ rc just we will replace wllll new gloves.

S'l`i\Nl.li`.\' BROS.

chileifeire ` Tan Dogsllin

_-\ new sliipiilclll of

these gloves have jlist arrived. All sizes

_75c 851°. 95c pr

hgcvgi

Trejoussa is the one

French iiinker who really iirdlrstniids liiw to make

real f.n: suule gloves. All

sizes fully guarzliilecd.

Black

Grey 'I`:lii.... .........l.50piir

Brown Kid Gloves 65c pair

l A good quality of

Auslriun_ kid gloves with two clasp fzistners, embroidered back :ind over sewn seams.

20 inch Kid ‘ Gloves

are :lil ali.-_ollile necessity willl tlie short Sleeve waists.

We have tliein in this length iii :ill si'/.cs iii hotll lilack _

and while ._ ......2.}5 pair

- M err s Gloves

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‘ 'l`lie

chiiiilois clove very _-ini irt looking mid very cxlsily

"4 wu~:licd .\'l .si/_fs

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Grey Suede

l)ciit’s lest quality of (flryc suede

gloves Pique sewn one clasp. All sizes .. . . l.5U_ pair

Easter Novelties in Men’s Neckwear

Tile new lies [have arrived :ind are

entirely different fionl

They :ire iunde hotli reversible :ind

l"eilcll scnln to suit :ill

Nrlrrovv stripes, f.';~li_c;lliwise, Gold

Bars.

Narrow bias stripes Wide bins hors Gold grounds

Knitteil tics

. Ncwcillars too, ill all the new

pzillerils 5 for Soc

Stanley Bros

J _

nallliral color

scivn sezliiis and

-iiv~f»~`..........l.25

l)ent°s

L25 pair

,ti _

" 2§§fl§’¢

Q\i\'T!°=!\r\

"e -Q .7

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last season.

silap fisliicl' lviist .\ll

Chamois Dogsllin ~

' _\l»_~ii`s henry lull dog- skiu gloves. l’. X. M.

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ll !,\( 4 pair f QIWIN - --

(lwu make of extra fine lan cape

wellul seams. One fastncr. All sizes :md._.... _ ._ .. ._ . _ . _ _ _ .. ....l50 pair

Eastei' Novelties in Ladies’ Neckwear

Rose bows (new) _ _ _ ,_ ,2§¢ gacli All sliades in Irish Poplin String-

lics ........._.29c 39c each

New Dutch Collars..- 25c to 85c

Irish Crochet Collars

(imitation) We to |.lU each

_ Soft Collars and Ties.. . . . . .,.5Gc oct

” `_l:iho_ts and Side Frills 291: to 85::

Soc ,each

Sue<les...... . _ ._ ........39c Sllc Elastics.. . . Joe 50 cle

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Z --ff ’

Now is,oiii,ice oivri-ioi.1cs l-inrll-i,

NEW YORK, March 29-The Catli-

ollrs in tho United States now num- ber 15,015,569, or about one-sixth the total population ol the- country, accordin to the 1912 edition of

' ii "'Kennedy'e olllciel cetlioilc nlreo-

i 4

tory."

A year ago the Catholic Populo-

tion of the country was 14,618,761, and the gain shown, therefore, is 396,808. Ten years ago the Catholic population of the country was 10,- 976,757, showing an Increase of 4,088,- 812 for the decade.

Twenty years ago the Catholic

population ol the country was 8,615,- 185, showing thnt during that time the Catholics have nearly doubled ln numbers. There are 17.491 Catholic priests in the United States, again of 407 for the year.

There are 13,939 Catholic Churches

in this country. Ol these, 9,256 have

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Socun your Seals in advmoo _

On Sale sl Usual Places.

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I ij li-eeldeiit prism, eric the other 4,ssa

' are mission churches.

The following shows thc number of States having the lnrgost number ol Cathollcsz-

New York, 2,778,070; Pennsylvania,

1,616,920; Illinois, 1,447, 400; Massa- chusetts, 1,381,2l2; Ohio. 745,271; Louisiana, 583,000; Wisconsin, 550,- 703; Michigan, 554,320; New Jersey, 502,000; Missouri, 455,000; Minne- sota 44 280' Connectlcu 412 973

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csiiioi-nic, $144,500; rexcii, 300,191;

Iown, 261,625; Maryland, 260,000; Rhode Island, 255,000; Indiana, 227,- 695; Kentucky, 158,945; New Mexico, 140,573; Nebraska, . 130755; New

FU ('HOW MUTINY

ALI. Al]OI¥'l‘ Qlli<`.ll1\lS.

sl-iilxonxi, iliiireii 29-it .\,,.,,.,_

0l>ed today that the mutiny ol il

reg-lment. ol soldiers yesterday at Fu Chow, in which a number ol persons W0" Klllcll. nrose from the demands of il queuclesa regiment that nnotlier felrlmcnt. wearing plgtiille, have them cut on,

CHAMPION COW DIES

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OF BLOOD POISONING.”

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Hampshire, 126,034; Maine, 123.547; _

wlcsvl' BEND, wie., Mai-ch 29-oe?"

dar Lawn de Koi Johanna, 1l3,565,»_

Kansas, 121,000; Colorildo, 105,000.

“Boys” Clothing.-Llttls boys, like

their fathers, want to have an Eut- er iiult. At prices thnt. sro unusual-

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csllent selection. Patolrs. 3-llttdll. butter in g, uvla-clay tolls'

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the world's champion two-year-old cow. owned by C. A. Schroeder 'of this city, ls dead of blood poisoning:

When two years old sho acqul 1 world-vrlds fame by producing `

ly reisnnahle we nrr otlerlng an ex- pounds of milk and I5.” [mtl ' ’ ~

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