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Rev. David H1

fb' Flor M¢¢h°.i1§l‘°’o'1ii.ii.i.°°‘1l'1”° 1” 15. _B_i1biect: “our country.. “wh

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"The ladies of Bt

will ,mm their _m_f___a_~ gitlllréies’ Church tea on Thursday, March Bhssale and

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***l‘he annual ‘

ton Farmers club 'E5 1,55 - Mil' ton Hall on Monday 14th _nBt1iiM1l. 11. m. Full 8.lZl‘:ndan{-0 request an 7 “tem Wm be t“k°l\ to form aneinstuis nite. 3 suiizn _

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"TWO e , at 9 o.c]§:'_f‘__3_ ‘lf_'_é!¢§;ikeli_/:I ball tonight, 101- vice vs Anbies' 1`t'A'.S°’“` Bankers vs P. W, (1, 'Con erm°‘h”'t'°` .two swift and interestiugme and Hee ilncmfber if the Vics whi to§!i?1i?'gn:,e§ ave the tro h _ __ the Abbwsh “yinfo;‘t_t_li_i:kgSear, and cornered tie. The bankers iiin three. new man Wm make the P ww (their seine. Every hodv come 'Ai' _’~_H0 mlhen 5 _ - _(mission

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The Davison Undertaking (I0. Ltd

Calls Pfmllptly attended

t9 at “HY hour day or Fight- Emhalming a spec. lalfy- Satisfaction gun,-_ -anteed.

Ladl' assistant to handle

all female cases. _

C.. F. DAVISON, Manager

Office and show room 2°? 209 Prince St.

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_ _ _ C H1111 gents 10c. li~91lli

Just Arrived

The Celebrated

“Hawes” Christy’s

and

Sletson’s ._

flats , , _

Th llats that

Set the Styles

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spring sliipiiient of the above _X

celebrated make of hats and

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we invite the iiieii folks to Q11” "

drop iii and see the new spring ;

styles. There isso inucli that .’ is exclusivr,dashy and stylish _/'

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picked out as fashion’s favoi .» _ Q

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_ Our hats are always just a little better, just a little newer, just the little soiiietliing about them

that iiiakes this the place to buy your spring l1at.Stiff

or soft you will find a lot here that will please you exactly. Priced from $1.00 to 5.00. -

What about your Spring Suit?

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C \\ $ S You are doulitlessly thinking

~_' ' about it now-and if you \\'21Ut the

~ . if 'right soit drop in to day :uid 100k V `\\\ It A , _ v ' l

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7 ` 1! four stock over \vc re prolitl Of itmll- 5 I ` ' ' b_itcr and bi`g1;e1 than it ever. was

The qualities are the sort that give \`l\ that thorough sutisfactioii only to be

ji ‘ had in clothes that :irc tailored right

,f'/-/_iw ‘ --stitcli hy stitch, inside and_outsi_de.

‘ 4' \,_ just now we are showing W0

_ .` ~., ` specials.

Men’s Suits at $12.75

"' In a fine grade of f211l°Y tW¢`°*l5' W°rsledS" M51'

not cotton 111i\'tures or cotton hack cloth, but pure 2

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wool througli and through, \\t_vc tested them W

km Men’s Suits at $14.75

Hand tnilm-er] with iiiore style and snap to them

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_ ` - ° . dc to order suits that

t%<;;i;]i}_f;n,:l|,1::,;l;,a,iig;.miiine Blacks and Blues as

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well as some nilglity neat 111 fancy t"/°°‘ 5 _

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Home Cream

that you will eat and . enjoyto the last mor- sel is what we make

‘ every day .

Head Offices in. New Prow

se Block-'Charlottetown '__

J. F. Whear, City, was a passenger

to Picton yesterday morning.

Louis McFadyen ‘of this city left

.yesterday for _Brodench, Sask.

There were no cases before the

Police Court in this city yesterday.

The tiide will be high this murning io.42. l

city yesterday.

Rev. R. M. Fenton intelds holding

Creek nt 11 a. m., Holy Communioii,' Crapaurl. 'I p. m.,_Evensong.

tisnrs in this or any other issue of

Bert. Strickland and Lem Vicker-

son crossed on the Earl Grey yester~ day to Picton to bring over some new machinery for the P. E. I. Il. I,

should call at the Guardian office be~ n tween eight and ten this morning.

Tn the item in Monday's issue rc i,

thc return to New Glasgow of R. W. __ und Mrs Rogers. 'The Guardiiiii sihould have said they crossed on . S1i.t1|1'1luy lust. Q

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1-tl a1'ri1ngement_si with it fiuiliionuhlc M oostliriic -m.nn‘ufa1:t11rer to innke suits

from iiioaniime taken, and goods sol- __ 1»1-ted, in his store. His nd also on In ||o1i1i1~cs an ndvuiicii sliiiwiiig of iiqiv W sprint; suits and coat_.~:_ .|.

a ,r ie 1 .11 1 o er us ani, ani ( also to folio:-112 \vlio so kindly miirlstmi'

ed i.1i lrcr during filer last sickness.

(ln snlilratli last iii the Methodi~.~‘.t L . -cl Y 'k ' ' '

celleut ser\ice. The pastor of the church presided. f,

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On Sunday morning March 6)h, at T

Vernon River Methodist Church th J pastor Rev. George Orman, gave the

right: hand of fellowship and ad-mitt ed to membership between 30 and 40

One .V0llI1g man also receiv d th

crowded to the door, the singing

report and ill have stead by 53511 church, it was thrilling and encour-

`11i<1_I_lB and the pnstor’s heart was

g a _

On Friday evening

very pleasant evening was spent the home of Mr and Mrs Austin

Judson's. Alexandra, by 9, party 0 young people from' Charlottetown

Jollrhei' out was accomplished witn- Ollf miSlll1Ds, except for the upset _ ing of one of the sleighs F'm-1; ly no one was hurt. Arriving at their destination, the remainder- of "W evening WHS spent in playing games and in music_- Supper nan

regular $1.6.> for $1.25 und all other CIIFDGMJ by the yard ut similar ra1i11¢» tion, Nenillesn to say the shenrn were kept |1111-iy cnttiiiiz yc:~itcrd11y.

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Stewart’s Bakery _

The latest news, ilrst of all. V

nt 10.08 and tomorrow morning at A||,¢rf,n_

Capmin and MVB- C"“_iE» 0"“'°u another cur Hard Chestnut coal from

Cove, were among the visitors to the Snmmernide t0dny_

services on Sunday next at Liang Should be tend by ML

for Regina.

yesterday for Portland, Me.

West. -

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left yesterday morning for Winwright

A. Piclcard &.Cc_, City, received

Horace Haszard, City, has an ad f much interest in this issue which

E. T. Higgs, City, left yesterday

on a. liusinees trip tothe Canadian

Louis Ross, Citly, left yesterday

Fred Underhay, Bay Fortune, left

Miss Allie McFad en of Churchill '

wmmmwvmnasuimanw-n\en.gu.

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First Showing

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Suits for Spring ‘

a splendid range' of authentic styles in suits for spring. We have waited until fashion

set her seal of approval on the models that

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All readers when writing to adver- morning for gt,.nnne,g_ sank

thfs paper, are renuested to mention Mrs H H Cox and Mrs L H

glas _of west River left yesterday

Tha Guifdla-U Douglas 'of lvlorell were among ‘ the =

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ANY Citi’ girl Wim 81511' ¢d“°Bt_l°". The dress goods display at Pn.ton's i who desires to learn tyre Bettina. wii1’be open aii day tomorrow and -‘

_ _ ' _ ' nrday on return. ~

ears in this issue.

ented in the Opera House under the uspices of the ll I S of Charlotibc- wn, on Ht i’at,1i1k's night March

Miss lion Wright, Siirnmerside, 1i1~~ rived in t‘.h11rlottetawn yesterday by L? ri... 11. 1:. H. Mint.. 11-.im oainpiwii- #_ t.111i,\N. B., where she has been vis~ ""‘ ltiug li'ie11di~1. She was a passeiiger

to _Siiniintwside hy tlicaftel'i11ni1i,l, train.

1-1 A Mrimnaiti t:ity,11.ie pernti “

ht- followiiu: aie the ofilccin W (t nike, I’ic1-iident Charles Mclluff, tcietarv, hlveiett Jolinstoii, '1‘rt-as _ r '

‘omniittt-e

'I‘ate. solo, Duncan M,clx1nnon, road ff

_ 1. .ayniciis issionary Muvemoiit.. _ I B _ N _ .asf ' S rin s Smartest Shut Waist and profited by the addresses- A lib- Lvsin Adams, solo, .iainbs tiiii'

eral offering was made for the gener- readmg H 3 Arbing nl missionary fund. The choir did ex- __

he Revere yesterday -S Brown,

Mr Arthur Wright and his son Dou-

sitors in the city yesterday. _

Daniel Hogan, Winnipeg, who bag § n visiting at his old home- in this. E

rovimce, left: yesterday on return. Q

t only in the evening aa reported. '

Neil and Walter McLeod, Moncton, _ ho were visiting at their former ‘ me in Hartsville recently, left yes~ 1

Donald W. Martin, 87 Upper Prince treet, offers his farm at Brackley' 3 oint [load for sale. The ad. ap- -

“A Soldicr's Htliior" will be pre- ff

For piutiiiilais sec ul in this

sue

In referring to the return iroin ruio of I. B McMillan, City, o1iday's issue, 'I‘lie Guardian lvertnntly stated that it was l. ii illni

i'et1=r liroilie was ii pnsseiigci to the tv ve~.t1~rd1iy f1o1n| Bionktield, wlieie

orgrini/ed n. Farmers’ Instituti-

itli an enrolinent of 48 members

ei, Jol1nA Mclicoil Alex ’VLc(lal

'l‘he (‘1a nuil Deliatin and Litei 1

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(‘hui int oi :1 liiigc coiigicgutioii g :issenihled to listen to the Rev. Mi' p l\'lo1'guii, ui'ct1||‘iied missionary frfini ,nude 1 q _ a tihinn, and J. F. Whear, Postmaster K a pea am change The mu

of Ul1ai'1ottet1>wii, in the interest1~.- of

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The following were registered

iu¢Neiii stimmermie, M Kennedy, tothe uoman who has not called yet--we w nt YOU to see this Gru1:i;or;;son.Mn igfégvngoy, nradaihane lot of new garments direct from thethree b est makers in the Doin

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comprising both sexes and alleages $0 H D Duble, Arlington 2

__ _ om Hogan, Dalvay, D S McQuar __ "te of Baptism' The °h“f°h WHS iie, Crapaiid John F McLeod, Or

y rt E Wood,

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well dressed women would want for this sea son---when the niatter was settled--as sett led it is-we saw to it that out range would be a representative one of the finally correct ideas.

, Coats Are Shorter

“ One of the first things you will notice is the

fact that all coats are shorter than in past seasons, 28 to 32 inches seem to be tlie, popular' lengths.

Skirts Are Pleated

You will notice that all the skirts show pleating

Of one sort or another.

Some are pleated from knee down, others full

length of skirt. The plain skirt is practically “out of it." ~

_ Suits For Little Women

A very .strong feature of our showing this spriiég

will he found in the raiigc of what is called “MIS - l >’ SUITS

'l tiese are designed for the little lady about

five feet two-who finds it hard to get a ready to

wear suit

As io Prices

Xou know our one price plan do you not >

All of OUR suits and coats follow this honest idea Your neiglibour cannot buy a suit one cent clieaper than you can llie prices that we iiieiitiou aio ne

To day s assoitinent runs 16 5018 50 22 no 25 so up

'l‘lir l»i‘ot,|1ei'r1 and si>=l.o1‘s of this S

lute Mrs Peter Hiiwntt, 'l‘i'yon, tit-.~fii‘1> ,, N U k

to cxp1‘i-ss their thanks t.o the iniiny _ W ll M R _ 1. P 1 fi‘ieii1li~1 who .sent letters ol sy‘1irp,aiI.1y u,i;|e,,(lk ligrglln, K' §int,,,?r¥;y;,cl,;;:;;:, in-ti ivei 111 noi 1 '

We have opened a great line of nevi

uiiderskirts- wide \aricty nicely made

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ocictv held thou weekly meeting on sniartlv fmislieil Compare with ordinary

op th lnstéaatl of tht; regiilaié _dc Storegffq-111gg_

IB. E, 0 ell Er D.lflmCll l‘0I\SlB E( Ui

apeis readings and solos which I oo l 25 I 50 I 751 95

rain was as follows Paper H H ~ ~ 1’

ark w E csiibecir, M Dabney, pretty uaists took up most of the time for both days and from yo ryon, L M McDonald E tP t _ “mes Kennedy' K___s______t__“_f J°‘“A you have evidently appreciated oui clioosin For which tliauk

NEVER REALIZFD UNTIL SATURDAY and vest

many of you were waiting for pretty nf-w slliirtwaists Show ing ai

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Knox Church awaited on Miss Stan “est save 24 [mm-5 by taking the ley and presented her Wlth H11 intenrolontal to Montreal See

f dress accompanied by a beautiful R0g°|»S for paws gtg 1 18d

upwards of thirty of them went out gofilg nr_1;>_ip;t;)e_d Morrocdi _:Innate port ___

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'in specially chartered sleighs. The ley wigs takeh eliliiigvinuchlinsy Shiiill- ‘we have Vega; and d léhchmec'

prise She assured the members f zsggegkaxg mal: higvgshdgkey lsodtss the choir that the kind words of af I, h k Bucks in we goliow

iuiate- faction contained in the address were we awed, oc eine _Red D0; Reg

fullv reciprocated and although other igigma? agg Lau is special we nt' Cflllings rendered it impossible for her "gh skates we innke n specialty 0|

mepggsfnt tu ktal? an “tw” Part in ska grinding at Ernest ltice's

then served in fine style, and heart~ ture as invltclile phsi: ‘;(l’i‘vl1i.igiu mexfmé Gr ton Street. 12-23dtf T .f Mi

ily partaken of by all. ln the "wee a deep interest in iis welfhremin es y

sms” hours of the morning the par- ple of pleasant hours were Qpenffmin "Broadcloths are soiling well at W. after having given three cheers song and music and other 1 Paton’S Last week. we stocked a for Mr and Mrs. Judaoii, broke up nmusetnents After lunch bein par 05 brand .new Bronilclutli in ten new

and retired to (.‘/liarlottetowii the viiiitorsirepaired to theii‘ghsriiIii;es bllflntl 81101529. the lH`i0¢ i‘= $1 "0 11

» __ "Di all singing the praises of M155 Stnnf many stores would ask $145 lor this ., "The ”""0"nCeme"l'» by Jas Paton ley as a charming hostess and hop- line, and think it cheap. Samples for °‘ C0 that they wanted to make it ing that some time not hir digtang the asking. Paton's 3-8 rt!

clearance of their carpets by the yard she would again be’in a position td *_*

Elves Spring houstcleaners, note) assume tlie leadership of Knox ‘ ' '. '

keepers and boarding house keepers Church cnoir.-Glaoe Bn gt d _ X 1-‘-l Pfesldentelhaclgaf that X T - d ~ ~

, _ 1' an ard . -_ , hat the Sun Life has one this with la

opportunity to ieplenish at 11 .marked Miss Stanley is 3 gnugmn, of Mr F will satisfy the most exacting __ d d _ f

Having °" Nslllar Drives 'Phe are J Stsnle 101-mm cn ' ' ‘ ¢ , pro ts anda re uct ratio o expense,

_ ~ y - ‘ y. y oir 1 ea smoker icc each 3 o- 2 .: at _ ` _ ::;*::_::'.f~'._::rr :'.°:f..;t.i;“;".:if'.:’°i:.- in ° 1..... ....... 5.... f°'~‘~"“g fr “fry °f PM “°'“°"-_

[gr $1 50 their NG 1 Brnssel carpehd ‘ MacK\nl\0‘\ Drug Co' Cor' Gl *

to get a blessing. T tl f 'tht 1 . an ,mn and women when °_h__;f_g__’” “__ Quigley. Sf- Péftl' S Smoke Il Presidente the

leading voc cigar. I‘lie Best

..1°1C`1.§§‘S1l1v”i§1’§ “§...‘i.”1'.’.'§`“i‘i..i.'}§ =1‘l?.'.'§§ DWI! S‘°'“ The M“°K“‘”"“ Glace Bay, formerly organist ot Dfug C0 (for Ct beo and Knox Presbyterian Church was the X Kt SIS.

March _th scene of a very pretty surprise party --

at About 730 p m, the members of pggsengers for w|nr|||;,eg and

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Paton & Co intend reducing their W

carpet and furniture, stock to then ex- ,_ tent of $8000 000 they are advor _

tising today generous discounts to

cilect this

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Pipe " - ’>fnow1~_1ou1r .anon-s. _ ear. =’c

Values

_ln our Prince Street

window we are showing a _ line of pipes which we consider exceptionally good

values. -

You'l| he surprised

when you _pee the pipes imd the prices at which they are marked.

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Ne ni. e__ »" H"" ""~%‘, 149Gf¢1\10°°f|'¢l\n¢\.. i.f*“h‘n“..'” “Q bn; 'ML

Cr ssleys ci.-lcbrated English X Ge0.~imd 'KL Sis. ' X F R

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Exceptional 'U The ~ M“”“g°' f°"P- E' 1'. 1 acl*

Mah Razor _ ' in

FRLSH FRE i>i~:i.111~1AR ciiocoi.

The Best D g Sto e

The Maeliinnoii Drug

Mark is Passed

bor the first time in the history of life in ada the twenty million dollar mark of p one year has‘l»een passed

I6 Varieties

ii! Bulk at

DRUGGISTS Geo 8; Kent Streets.

is the next best to the Luna Safety Razor- and the price is away cheaper. _ -The Mah Razor is a good razor, made from the finest tempered

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Hmlue per boi ;s.oo to sooo' §§f{,°§ ’;§"§,,f, Flour Roller procured I5 Uabha|'o pl' lol

Exec Hay pen-Aon lun Pork' 1

steel, hollow ground. f '<-

We have sold many I '1lOFU I3 alll]

of those razors, and have yet to 'receive the first complaint. Every user is simply delight-

ed. Ask to see them. , Price Sl-I-0 and $l'.25.

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