wljlemstitched huck towels at per.

l

H , I

13,1023. V. pen-china... ,..

‘unlit; CHASE- a SANBORNS

: CHAS! l: SANBORN. MONTREAL

no

HER-BERT SCHOOL 'Arlhur\MOI1l18han; s. kins.

wing is the standln-g of kins;

lr-Mountrlierbert School -ion lMutoh. Grade \I (a)—l, Marlon ‘ Rayner. Grade l (-b)-—1. Elizabeth .--1, Bernice Mulch; 2, Jenkins; 2. Helen Jenkins and Alma 3. Albert Gal-

nb oi‘ March: Y '

lrmll; 3, Helep Driscoll. Rayner (equal);

l, Freddie Jenkins; 2, lant.

W0

.___;)v—»4h-

lroducin?’ Sale 0111211098 Today l

Sheelings

;. Pillow Cottons

A “Towels, i

Towelings I Cloths A

and Napkins

. Introducing our new spring impor- ations of cotton and linen goods we _ ffer the following wonderful bar- argains during this sale. ,

72 inch white cotton sheeting at 60cYard

Cimular pillow cotton _. . . . 40cYard ._-Pillowa;cases at . . . . . . . . . . 25c Each

ales -~- --~-

all’ 30cPair All pure linen towels at per Pall‘ .. ...,._-' 50cPalr Huck” hels=22k36 inch at 70c Pair Fancy damask border linen towels t.... . ....90cEach

Ci

Pure lillién toweling at .. . . 14¢ Yard White linen ‘hand toweling at

....18cYrard

Pure linen “Shamrock” kitchen welsat o 56 inch white table damask ‘at .......,60cYard All linen 70 inch table damask .;....$1.9s' ard Ah llnzn‘ damask cloths $4.- nna $6- All linen napkins at - - $33-90 Dwell

Dice pattern table damask at‘ . scYm-a‘

~-- --.- |--..

,. ---¢

(as-loathe o

, soosa

H , ‘Wham PRICE y

Odd white and colored turkieh -tow- s cleariltgat Half Price. , , . . . /(

\\v\ - , .,i\,, l, V‘ o\ l/

\ 1

’/. . l.’ l g?‘ T. if:

Edna Jen- Grude bl.-1, Harvey Jen- 2, Spurgeon Jenkins; ll. lilar- BAG la now oiiered ior 60 cents

~ ma;

of new styles just in. "The Habepdash

., A Weeks.

1,‘,

J

i m ollmorrnrown seasons.

‘ill BENliili ElililiiilN l an 11115151 lHEll.

IHOP lroin flolnlahs catalog.

‘SWELL NEW CAPS just opgllgd at "The Haberdashery." 4-18-31

COME IN AND SEE THE latest in ladies hosiery at Pawns. 4-13-1i

SHOPPING RAGE, strolls. dun able and stylish. only 80 cents with every new or renewal subscription to The Guardian. ti

MIEIN-'-'CJIOOIO your Borsalino Irom Charlottetown’: great range“ at the Men's ‘Store, Moore & Mc-ifi Loud, Ltd.

THE PRIM LADY SHOPPING

with every new or renewal sub- scription to The Guardian. t!

._..__.

SHEEYTINOS AND pillow sale, liloore & Mdleod, Ltd ..HARD CHESTNUT GOAL, ibest

arrived today. A Plckard d; Co. 3i

._..__._ SEE THE BIG DISPLAY oi Plomespuna at Patons. every shade shown. 4-13-11

MEN GET YOUR, new hat today

cry." 4-13-21

...._.

RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION _ us iorward you the Prim Lady c Shopping Bag. " l!

and pillow cottons at white goods sale. Moore 8t IMGLe-od, Ltd._

. LATEST MODELS IN COATS, -Su.its and Dresses now showing art Pwtohs Jnimltied. 4-13-2i

SEFOUR YOUNG men's suits . ‘at $22 in Donegals and Hornespuns .. "The Haberdashery." 4-13-21‘

~ ‘EVERY LADY READER oi The

Guardian wanting a handy service- able" shopping ‘hag should look up the advertisement in another coi~ ‘umn.

LINEN NAPKl-NS "o! $11.00 val- ue, sell at $5" at white goods sale MOOre 8: ‘McLeod, Ltd.

HOILCLUTHQ AND Llnoleums,

for men,

lty and gitirbfieotiifalimglt. today‘ Moore & “"118 new shown ln Pnions Millin-

THE DOCTORS BOOTr-Por, ll. i. l 7. l . me Pugllfle ifzcepfigugonég. p“ m? the style lines longer, always in

Robert 1w. - —-~ my"... Wmshh ln st. Andrew's on! STYLISH COATS mo oases

Sunday, April 15th at 10.30 a. m.

i 5,000 yards just received at Beer v 4-13-31

IF MEN would look here first, we're quite sure that we woul

Purdle Fergu-

‘Borsallno hate will 'be

{sell about all the Oxioros ‘sold in

!sun Co. .. .

, AMES HOLDEN RUBBERS tn .I'It every mentller oi the iamlly.

.MEN WHO HAVE been waiting the arrival ‘o! this great range oi delighted -to know that they are ready to- fday. Moore & McLeod, Limited. , .

BORBALINQ- HAT’; AR

srvuen soars-w all

shades, $8.96 up. Pro L i» -...

lust received, _P_urdld Shoo Store. " ‘ ‘i .

.,.__,,_

w: ALWAYS snow‘ the ssnt-‘mcan s! this season- uts -in the city. "The Haberdash- ,y_.. .

SMOKED ELK GOLF OXFORDS received at the Men's Shoe Store, Put-die Fergu- son Co.

PRETTY HATS T0 surr ALL cm.- styles and purses. trons, hemmed lace at wllltr- gouds Ll‘!-

lust

\_i_..

quality ior bsse burner. One car Ferguson's.

BORSA LINO——'l‘he bat periect style.

n , l ‘ now and send 60 cents and h.~..‘,j§1,"“- speck“ ‘Mo’ HM” Bros‘

ORWELL‘ PARISH.- Brod-le will

this season. ‘Some models at $4.50 up to die Ferguson Co.

LADIES COATS AN

$40.00. Pawns _Llml ted

BUNGALO HOUSE of colored

Purdlc Ferguson Shoe Co,

COMFORT GHOES, see the pwondetiul llne at Aliey d; Co.. |l1tll.. 2n BE widths, soft and easy. [low slices $4.95 and high» suyles $5.95 Wear a pair and enjoy real comfort. " 4.13.2.1

rnl oi the late Howard Donalds. of Souris, was held Wednesday arbor- noon irom the Undertaking parlor oi Mr. A. A. lllennessey to the Railway station whence they were forwarded to Souris for interment. The lam, Mr. Donslds who was ln ‘his 17th year was brought from Souris e day or two ago for an -. operation for appendicitis, and sl- ~< though the operation-was perform- ed sucoeseiully, he tall“! b0 folly- . ‘the young man lived with Dr. A. ‘ McDonald. and attended St. Duns- talrs University ior a time. a nuan- ber of the students. his iormer clsss mates aocoflllllinled the re- mains to the Railway station.

A Cool titan Shave

and freshness which Iaits throughout ths day. Equip yourelf with the right. tools-

AUTO srnor salons. GILLETTE RAZORB. - sweater-n- nazons», aaz- on arson,- suavmo r lRUli-IEI, sxrsa stanza ALL Kmoe. emwmo o. cnsaus. smwmo trow-

qr":-

y _ pine. srq..,src. 1

1 A-aernplau some will east ‘ you but a traction out» su- panseiof a yllri Ovlllvlfll l‘ 1a barber shop. ‘ . . .

' _ flea; ~-ss-‘aln="wlus" . "$3 i>-'-.-..A~' u-"w 7"‘: r ti: ‘ : "

Juno .5?

1m _ Orgasms <

Every pair guaranteed. ‘Sold by

BURIED IN SOURIO-lfhe funev

‘-

YOUR NEW BOROALINO ‘JI at Moore h McLeod, Lilnitedm, I

Prnwse Bros.

SLATER BOOTB and shoes for‘ man last received at Pllrdlo knew NIGHT oowus Chemise

emu-sun's PLEATED ...... W1-

SEE PATONS STYLISH COATS M P117319 3L F*f\'i4\l50ll'l!.

- ~ ' ‘ an th h t ruu. usmmmo oi sheetings paf°n:',§,n'f;f_"

COATS AND DRBsSES demon- Limited. - stratcd here all day 12th inst. Great chance to secure something Individual. rind up to date. Moore & McLeod. $1.19,

td. '

SOMETHING NEW EVERY diaym | . . , l in Pawns Big Mlmnery Dem‘ _ ave a compete range or mens

just arrived by express. smart styles in the newest mater- be m

I i l liC 10.00 t _ll1 1W9 1a s at excem o“ pr es $ O between Great Britain, Can-

chamibray. $1.25. Prowse Bros. Ltd.

GET VOUR BORSALINO todfll". the geese A great assortment is lust Moore & ‘McLeod, Limited.

4...... ... ...»....._.. ......l.f"‘*1'1lli9, Charlottetown ArTIIBSday Evening, "April 17th. .

rneiwest ¥

... “.;....‘435,_ —'"-- - . ; theatre sea-son takes place at the in the community l, Pmuc!“ 8H0“ ‘°',.§§M,,.i'llac~ Edward Theatre. Tuesday everyone should my‘;

' n’ as! "by the male choir and oth- enl er, ocal and instrumental soloists by mm stage their second and final all

4.13.31 worthy of the support and encour- agement oi cltizens in general. the

nal musical tread for the object, the fostering o! good music

e” April 17th. M. sac sharp. show their appreciatllon by tuning l ' 0n_ he Charlottetown Orchestra. out in goodly numbers Tuggdgy 9v.

tending, are assured 0d a good ev- Here ls an organ-izaitlon that is enlnfs entertainment.

Seat sale opens this morning at the Theatre at 9.30 a. m.

Orchestra Concert

one . In which pride and

as. The selections to be given the Male Choir. are all new, and who lend their supportfoy st-

SALE OF ODD LINES oi tow- els at the white goods sulé, 25 per cent oli. lyluore & McLeod, [M].

sl-ATER 5HOES [or men, the ibest mudv. ‘Sold by Put-die Fergu- son Co.

and bloomers. Itcasonthble prices. 0 Prfliwse Bros. Ltd.

oi qua <1

1- 3m l l EVERY DAY THERE ls some-

Bfy Delvl- ...................... _. 4.13.31

PROWSES HATS-They retain s

' Istyle. Lowest Prices. Prowse Bros. ‘low m‘ high st“n("8'__ ‘bum’ o 4-13-21 THlE neeutan MONTHLY

__" meet ng oi the Ladies Auxiliary of

THE FAMOUS DOCTORQ the Prince Edward island Protest-

lhoot for lnen only. $7.50 per pull‘

Prob i- the

CASE DISMISSED-One l-lzlltlon case was dismissed at rm“, Re“ Police Court. yesterday.

conduct BXDTBSS. COlllB

Patons 4-13-2!

‘as lust lllfflvcd by lln and lonlt them over. Thursday, -—-- MEN-S OVERALLS, Blue Blnce special 4-13-2-l

Blwlllfll" and striped, $1.75 value.

l..MEN'S HATS AND CAPS-WW!

“mats and cups, newest styles. Low- 443' est prices. Prowse Bros llld. ~l-l3-2i

SWELL FE‘-'-°W5 "i" w°‘“ Tl-l-E GAME LAWS-The Gllilith m" new m“ and bltglfiy Oxfords lan is informed that certain par-

smart $8.50. Pur-.

ties are m-nklng preparations ior

ol“ the province, hitherto lhnled {or

D gurrslhis sport. It is also understood that ‘ Mgnytthe game wurtlens are instructed to .919,“ Yemeni“ at

ore than ever alert this year venting a violation ol‘ the 4.13%‘ Efflznu the United Slttlies tor the DREQQES protection of w-iid gee-Se; "m" °" ‘Special soon to be, on their way i0 m“ northern ilestlni’. Kfmllldi 31ml“

men would be well advised to 19L

pass unmolested tlllfl i"- seascn as there is trouble ahead rs. The law ls in-

'.i‘or an)’ "lillaw . ‘tended to protect the ‘b11115 and all

JU-ST ARRIVED A BIG shipment _. l, ~“ observe the law; oi pretty Glnghums Swiss Musllnth-ixgrgflivfillninté the consequences. Ohalnbrays. Klddy Cloth and

illi-

tmlshalille Linens in ‘Rose, iBlueflcoNcgR-r ENJOYEDA successful

Green and Mauve. Pawns. 4-13-21! concert and

’vv #v‘v¢ ‘ ‘

" all your tfolmla.

t able cures have been

the patient has baa . fitsd.

You should not

’ today. sizes.

i? Tllii 2, MACS

1 - Nothing refreshes a man 4 more than a morning shave.’ i g It olives a sense 99 '

i, The Dependable

n- A A a a Tww

Eye Removed from Dank Building

'r-- To

l .

‘u ammo. Phone

i Do You Want A Relief From Bronchitis.

0

i In Gprdnera Asthma and > Bronchitis Cure we are sure you will find quick relief from

’ This breathless remedy la ’ praised by all users-remark-

> to its use-and In every. case

dragging out s suffering ex- istence, when by using the > great remedy. the great joy of some; health ls yours. ‘ >

: . Don't delay. Start A bottle only costs‘

' Drunplsts

Dr. EC. Harris

Specialist _

Oiileo In the lion of 7n}. 'r. Vlallnsr 00-. j Ltd, Queen Otrsfl-

‘i. Office Hsum s a. m.

"e9 l.” p, m. Evening appointments arranlltl

lpie social was held

- . . l by

opened by _a Lllllflltl glvln I I residents 0i the (llstrict. Did- “ ' '](lI.',ll(-28 by MT- “ml ‘Mrs- Crawlqrd ' ‘Jay. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Cyfllfi J53" Mm‘ ohm“ Mcilachern, ‘Mr. Walter Mt: "ifionlllll John Power "Filleflll Me 1901111111’ -Melvln Jay Edward Real‘- ldcn. Reading by ‘Mrs. Joules Birl Recilntlons Iby Mr. George Kiel Mr. Garfield llVlc-Eauvllerlt and Mini Bessie Ready. Songs by U"? M155‘ p; Rizlltly and will‘. ‘Nlnlam 3m" Jr. Stump 511F801! ‘b!’ m" "M915; resident. Mr. Kenneth McDonar and inst hut not least u stop d“? by ‘ma n; m" progressive cit Z0 fl Mr. ‘Richard ‘Woldrldge which was very much enlflyflfl b! a“ Pnwu" furnished h! Ml‘-

creditor.‘

I Music was ,1 i linlst and ' . R r yo n bene- > gggfhkgnliahfilxr] organist. The

pies and (baskets were auctioned- (by M‘, Ngrmlln Brown the pro ceeds amounting to the sum oi eighty eight dollars.

continua

i4

I OUTS

vwwvvvv

‘a ‘Anna

Directly Zam-Buk I is applied to a wound or sore, pain and in- flammation disappear and healing starts.

So penetrating and powerful is Zsm-Buk that nothing else can compare with it as a soother, healer and antise tic.

S Zamgiuh owes its won- derful success to its ran herbal origin and its complete freedom from the animal fats and course minerals found in ordinary olntmsnts. Zara-Bah ls

“l SIIIBEIY III l ‘IIO-IIIIIII Ill.”

ll‘ is the one perfect ovar- roady healer to depend upon stall times.

Bllli

Royal

1B0-

A new llne oi Elk and Brown trim- med Oxford's, neat Only $6.75. tSee Alley fi. Co., 110w. -

lprlznl-hing services

m, lllzrhlleld at 3 p. m. The roads

new "no iVi/Olllfill. 'l‘lhese shoes are made ln

“Olsulfatifi leather lbbtlollls, BE wulo

_anrt Orphanage will be held in the Ladies Club Rooms Friday, April 13th., at 3 p. m.

are having ‘Mr. Foster give a De- monstration on Poultry Culling at Marsh-field on April 14th, .111 l; p m_ All zlro invlted.—\V. R. Serfy

gistercd yesterday Win16 Victoria.

is in the city.

goose shoollng in certain sections m,‘ h; at we Qua“ HomL |

l! ;ward Stewart, French River; W. C -

. Graham Rogers ‘Sunllmelslde; John

SPORT SHOES FOR WOMlEN.— ' and snslppy. win- 4-13-21.

MARSHFIELO- There will ho or ‘Mhlffiilfiirlil n the Sabbath at l-l a. ‘m.. and

nd weather permitting.

ALLEY In 00., LTD., received a 0t comfort shoes tor

oil kid with cushion insoles and

4-12-2!

THE F\RMlEF5 INSTITUTE

Dean's 4413 1i

PER-SUh ALB

Mr. H. H. Acorn, Souris. ‘was re-

Mr. R. J. Cleland, Niagara ‘Falls,

Three times a day-

Dishwashing-—bane of all house- Jceeping-is losing its old-time. hard- ship because of Lux. With the magic of white bubbling suds, Lux thoroughly cleans your finest dishes and most precious cui- glass, restoring their original sheen and lustre.

LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, -

r... all h...» lJLiITGUHFlE

Will not redden the hands

And Lux will not redden your hands even though you wash dishes three times a day for months and months. Lux is iust as easy on your hands as it is gentle with fine silks and delicate fabrics.

One tsblespoonful of LllX~+h0l water-and your dish- pan; and one package will last for 50 washings.

Sold only in sealed dust-proof packets.

TO RONTO

Mr. J. H. Judson, Alexandra was in the (‘ty yesterday. v

Mr. John S. Cousins, Park Cor-

Mr. Jas lllclnsun. Lot 16. was u the Queen

‘Hotel.

_,___ I lllicssrs Leslie Tait and Gordon ‘Toomtbs, Kenslngton, are register-i led at the Revere Hotel.

Messrs Leonard McNeill, E. W.

lmanson, and J. J. McNally, Sum-l

merslde, are at the Victoria Hotel,

I The friends oi Miss Lorraln will he sorry to know that she has ,en- toned the l’. E. 1. Hospital for treatment.

Mrs. Cook left on return to Pic- tou yesterday morning alter visit» ling in the city, the guest of IMr. .and Mrs. H. C. Benoit.

The -many friends ori Mr. Nathan lel Guy. Povwnal. who is st present n. patient ln the Royal Victoria Hospital. Montreal, will be pleased to hear that he is improving.

a vMess-rs Duncan McKenzie, Ed- 7

fClark, Sumnlerslde, and J. B. Pro- i-ltt, Kensington. returned on the western train Wednesday ailter u.

visit to the city. ‘

tMr. Willard Roche returned to St. Dunstams Wednesday alter Bllendlng his holidays at his home , in Iona. l-le was accompanied to the city ‘by his father, Mr. Waller Roche.

Messrs Wm. Mc-Kenn-a and Rich- “Fd Gill. students at St. Dunstans‘ University. have returned, after ,-. spending their holidays at their’ homes In Newton Cross. Owing to ' the hold up oi the Murray Harbour train they were obliged to remain .111 U588. until the track was clear- ed, on their way home.

l WEAR '= ommozvos f.

1E wELsg/ RIGHT

a?

_.._.a.

We are showing some extra good values ln Diamond Rings, Watches, Pearl Neckleta, Jewelry, Silverware, eto., etc. -

Come in and let us show you our 900d!-

We are experts at Watch repairing and aim in DI" the moat satisfactory results at reasonable prices-

Give us a trial. We will convince W" m“ ‘h’ M“

place to have your Watch repaired ls at _

C. W. Patterson

JEWELLER 130 Great George Street

HOTEL ARRIVALS

VICTORIA HOTEL

W. L. Campbell, J-larllfax; R. H. Raymond. Montreal; Mrs. F. S. Phiilpott, Quincey, Mass; A. Mur- dock, mmherst; J. O. Podger. Am- herst; H. J. Mas, Tomato; B.

G. Robins, Morel]; C. W. Cox Truroflvl’. A. Carroll, Halifax; M. J. Gaspell, Toronto; S. J. Willis, Victoria. B. C.; E. J. Altken. Bos- ton, Mass; Herbert Willis, Kings- lon; J. H. Oloiiield. Ford, 0nt.; E. Gagnler. Moncton.

QUEEN HOTEL

slngton ;

S. Cousins, Park Corner: C. B- M4!‘ Loan, Ottawa.

REVERE HOTEL l,

J. W. Walsh, St John; E. B. Match, Nonth River: Simon PlIlPa\l\' North Rustlco; Mary E. MdCabe, Kinitors; R. G. -Morris, Momreal; D. MoKinnon, Rustloo; M. J. Mc Ivor. Klnltora; Howard Geode, Tor onto; W. B. (leaner. Montreal; M., "Kennedy. Bradalbans; J. G. Mor-l ‘gall. Lenlenxv-Ille. Que; James N.‘ Gillie. Kentvllle. N. 8.; A. ll‘..

Campbell, st. John; A. Gllpin. Hen’. fax; A. iMcDonald, Souris; Tait. Kenslngton; Gordon Toombs, Kensington: W. W. Lord Carleton.‘ *__.__-¢0-@-i--

NORTH SYDNEY, N. S. Nprll 10 Point Tnpper-Jright breeze from northwest; clear; no ice in straits.

cloudy; no ice visible. wind; cloudy; heavy ice moving southeast.

‘Money Point-Light. breeze from northwest; cloudy; heavy loo all

HEUM AT! QM \

Jae Melanin; Lot 16; A.‘ H. Wilkenson. Oxford, N. 5.; John‘

fllNAR o" 3‘

Immm

4++a+oe0-~ v t Leslie

ICE REPORT

Point-Northeast - wind;

IIsland—Northwest inshore

Paufs

around. a A Mason, 9t John; C_ Me. Cape Race-Light variable winds The

Arthur. Susnmerside Wm. c Clarke “Willem heavy pron lee in <11!-

Surnmerside; Duncan McKenzie, “m” mmflng m 3mm" wrench River; Edward Stewart, a French River: J. B. lPmlitt, Ken- Finish

Minard's Llnlment is the old roll-lb]: rellei

-ior Rheumatism. Rub it in lo tho ~ t aching lpart and you'll sec why celhngs two generations have crowneo it King oi ‘Pain. Sold by

INiMENT

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