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. 31 9 Q 'mn L/l'rn:s-wrnwe. THE CH-ARLOTTETDWN GUARDIAN -i- Fm” 0;- sw i i "-i'~_'~ __'~ PAGEFIVH r f

dow waviii cofiuuo,

SAYS WEATHER BUREAU_

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J A Smith Tralcadio, was in the

me Queers couiiir clliiuiiiii ' ‘

overcoat! and furs will bc in he.

~ mahd all over the country during the

made tonight by the weather hai-gain Unusually stormy and cold weath- er is the indication in practically all of the districts from the Rockies to the Atlantic and from the Rockies over the north Pacific states.

A storm area tomorrow and Tues.

day will cross the central valleys,the Gi-eat Lakesand the Atlantic sea_ board, attended by heavy snows in the northern, rain or snow in the middle and rain in the southern parts 'of the country. 01ear.'°°ld weather will fnuew the

storm, rehching the Atlantic states Tuesday or Tuesday night with dim- inished vigor. i A second storm, also to be followed by a cold wave, will appear in the

_ extreme west about Tuesday and ` reach'the Atlantic coast by Frid

should read classified column

iz _ ' The last issue of the Montreal Star _ Head Offices in New Prowse -Block-Charlottetown if_<;_';,*,‘;*_gS ,,;_';,,_;;,°=",°o';§__;',‘;°‘°0;°' ,Rf-

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PIGBGM '(003, BCCOFIHHE to a forecast *he late" HWS. UPSY- 0! all. i Anyone wishing to buy. a planer province'

thlelllgxt Ingts. Mt Herbert, was in ` _`"` I aldlvgrcxiliriih iiihtilllliiistlliiiildd Jsoliegyil

Y yes erday. Tlie_regu_lar meeting of the Tryon am awfully glad I met you-1 at th,

P F Dairying Co., will be held on March Bijou llonlgllh

~ . and Mrs Hughes, Emerald, lst. Ad will appear later. ___

came to the clt

y yesterday and will ____

t _ Mrs Samuel Hall who has been

re urn some teeny. T. G. Burpee. Mechanical Sliverm- spending a lewi days with chester An auction sale will t k tfndent (4 the I- H- C" can* to th* and Mrs Cox, City, returns to l-.er

H. C. Smallwood’s. lldfia pliiiedgbeli-'iz may yesterday “Lin Mmlcton' home in Sherbrooke today'

Saturday Feb. 26th Ad will appear The dlaath occurred at Bangor last ~ ~ . _ ' . Bud Carmin, the celebrated tenor m t°m°'r week of Mrs. John Garrett, mother Blngel- ul New y0l»k_ opens an an.

Mi Fl D xisngiléys Garrett' 0! the P-E-I-H-» gagement ath New Wonderland to- :: ss ora ld " ' h . All ld li h' . ’

Sc0tt_____ S0__g__on__i:___iao_ll_l_d %l;e_e_ll___l_>; __ nig t s ou___lir im as follows: 0’Leary, Wednesday 23rd The °“t'w‘°'rd °arg° by th? Mint() The last issue of the Canadian Cen- gélbi North Wiltshire, 25th: Vernon gloglldgegggeggyno ‘Tis m(;m““g will tury, a new Canadian magazine, pub- a_lger__B__rldl:_e, Saturday, 26th. Come w§y frelghi a B an tw” CHS 1ishe<_i in Montrealli contains a stor

er ie great Harry Layden " entit ed “For O Love's Sake,

_Scotland s most refined comedian ' from the pen of Inspector McCor-

av. _ ' f All readers when writing 1; d _ _ i“"'*°"*-‘|' < - 2-zgdagfi-' tls_°rs in this or any other inssliievedf mac _ __

_ ' this paper, are requested t e ti

dl 0 ID ll ou _The news of the death of John Mc-

The Gm" an- Donald, Boston, son of Michael Mc-

"*""" Donald, Whim Road Cross, was re-

This m0"f1i“E's issue of the Guard- ceived a day or so ago. The body ar-

ian does not contain th d l

5 al U I d b th M t d -

tations of Chicago Markets eilsqyicr; iriovden y e m 0 yester 'ay after terda was l

Smart Clgllles ` ,.~ - _'__

‘ for

' Smarl Dressers

- ‘Come and inspect our siock of new . spring cloths, you will be struck with the style and distin- ctiveness of the new Sprit g Suits.They’re right up io the iiiin-

ule in cvcry respect __

styles that correct dressers in all the v

large citii s will wear

this spring.

Whatli' 1' wrinkle

fashion says is so, is hei'e.Whatever worth that excellent fabrics and expertworkman- ship can give is here, We are ready fo suit the most criiical taste and satisfy the » most practical sense “_""‘°"'If' _y`ou knew all

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

Tliemanufaciurers from whom we 'purchased them say that we are over nice and critical. We get what we want----and what you want-----]ust the same. < . _ We invite particular dressers to conie and in- spect this the first showing of_new spring clothing in the city. -

lfals For Spring

In our Hal Department A

We are always :it the head

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That’s where most people

ara. _ L ' "i i wear them. We received our

. = *`,{7 ‘. first shipment of Men’s _ New

»_§.\‘\ .$2 _ _ 'n .

~». ' Spring`Hafs1n S:iturday.C,onie

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.sii

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' in and sce them we don’t ask

" :` see theni. That’s all we ask.

Men’s Collars _

` I you to buy, lust, come in and

_ i/Amerv. in uns J/ i

store your collurwants C made easy, b@_<_I_2l1S@d"f__te__§

splendid stoc _ an » ,styles always on hand. Buzzi .

v_`Whether its linen, _ W

celluloid. 01° 3 PHP” ‘

Linen Collar- you will A

always find the latest _ ___ hug __2`f F`OR'2 5 -

_ Popular price 15c each. 2 for 2 5-cents, zoc each

2 for 35C.

yesterday was fifteen degrees above

llama belongs to Halifax, and resided

W. A. and Mrs Brennan, Summer

NT_y°G13:m°5 Of db%S_ll<0tib811 bel'-W9Cll si-da, returned from the mainland yes- mirrowanligolré and at Ottetown 'O' terday where they had ‘been visiting ,matics §dm;';io_:’°_?;°n‘_:;‘_’_V°I;wg__l’_f_§1_‘ in Hialifax, Sussex and Moncton and cena; ladies and chudrem tén c____t__.»_ l_il'_p_c_§e_d_ed .in the afternoon to Sum

_The Ald Socleti" Ht N9W Gliwizow A strong combination of Abbies, Wm h°ld'_an entertainment and. S1110 Vics and P. W. C. basket-ball play 9! candy 1" th? *Pau On Frida-Y even- ers will meet the New Glasgow team mg: next._AdmisHion fee 10 cts. Ml1i,\ic here Thursday night. New Glasgow lallllvrn views and lecture in connect'-lwill have some clever gylminasts with mn' them who will give an exhibition.

l_‘3V°"y‘I’0dY 5h0\11<1 Kew MOMTHY 0V- The annual report of the operation

felling* free for the 00nC€'rt at U10 of the Rhodes Scholarship schema Hl11Sll'0l‘0 _Consolidated School. Alshows that the number of scholars in special. tram will leave the city avi-niiiiience an oxford in woe-os was 715- Rctulwi twlfet, 15-, wdmls='iun'i97. In the examination results the 25°' name of A. G. Cameron, Montague,

W- if l l ,l91" . d` Bl 'l

The coldest temperature recorded:l,?e¥lll):,1,ler'i,a?.flSt0:;,_ pas” In aol

Zero and the highest was twenty-sew w_ -l<_ Hugg,-,_n_ Alex A_ Mcnonalll ,cn above up till nine_p.m. The cold- and George A_ w_ Robertson Ol the ‘est "°°'_d°‘l *he Pf°"1°“S “Eh” ‘vas ofueiai Seen ei the P. E. island unil- t“'e“tY`S1x above- livay left this morning for Moncton

“_” 'where they go ou business in con-

On February itll' the death 0CC"I" nection with the proposed plan of red of J_“"_‘°5,W‘u“"F‘S» 0" the Sch* having the I. R. C. insurance plan ooner Lizzie hi. Dennison, bound from extended to this pmvlnCe_

lblew York to Jacksonville. Mr. Wil-l __ _

at ND 39 Cb swell Qtr t H _ F'l‘ed. McCourt, formerly of this

Tl d Y a “lf” alla ful" Chllllml continue as private secretary to M er; ¢;<;e_;sed car_ne to t_his_C1l1y Bel-,J Butler, General Manager of the lp FYI Heal?) _‘Em C15-T Of-tetolln Dominion Steel and Coal Company |___te____e__t __ _:ls _ Years Of age The Mr McCourt has for a number of | ___ Q0 D B00 lu J8C\\S0l\‘illlC vears been engaged in a similar ca- ‘°" 9 arrllal Uf the Ship 0" 1*€D~ pacity with Mi Butler as a G

was with him when he died will nc- C0mDBI1y the remains, which are ex- pected tn reach the Province by lFFlf1-By evening or Saturday. His re- mains will he buried in Kinkora cemetery.

R. D. Coles, St John, manufactur-

'.:r, of the famous Coles Tube skates icaine_ to the city yesterday accom- panying F. S. Scott and Fred \V. Logan the speedy St. John sl.nrei~, Mr Coles is a native of this province .and has been over thirty years away. He attended the reunion of the P. E. Islanders held in St John recently, an; account of which appear- ed in the Guardian of same days ago, and speaks of meeting there parties with whom- he had been almost in daily communication in his city and whom he did not know as former provincialists. _ Freddy L.nuaii’i~; skates are of Mr Cole‘s manilfacturc.

The retail market prices in this

city yesterday were as follows: Black oats, per bushel, forty to forty-two cents; hay (loose) per cwt., fifty to fifty-five cents, and pressed, per ton, nine dollars and fifty cents to ten dollars and twenty-five' cents; straw, (loose), per cwt., thirty one cents, and pressed, per ton, five dollars and fifty cents to six dollars and flfty cents; white oats, per bush- el, fdrty cents; butter, per pound, twenty-four to twenty-five cents, and eggs, per \ dozen, twenty- two to twenty-five cents. The deal- ers’ prices were: Hay (pressed) per ton, ten dollars and twenty-five cents; straw (pressed) per ton, six dollars; white oats, per bushel, forty cents; black oats, per bushel, forty-two cents; eggs, per dozen, twenty-three to twenty-four cents; butter, pci' pound, twenty to twenty-five cents; and pork, per pound, ulue and three- quarter to ten and a*half cents.

::Such writing l Why doesn't he go

to the Public Stenogropher in the Cameron Block and have his letters type-written 'I 2-23<l3i.

::I-Ioracc Haszard offers for sale one

half interest in a section 640 acres of wheat growing land in the Province of Saskatchewan together with hor- ses, farm implements, seed grain, etc. Forfurther particulars apply to Horace Haszard, Charlottetown.

2-18d1w.

Toasly Top

Bread l

A bundle of flavour

from crust to heart,

Home made Evapor-

TOAST.

All Telephone Lines

_ Lead to.

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ated Cream Bread. !

' Has no equal for

oveln

luaflf UU! -Hilllfax CllI`Ul\1C10 uieut iailway official

A llflefrlani ieceived at Emer ld Th ii th (1 '

liffsfefflfly afternoon, from Ber1ln,dN.`l\lnss-e., 5? i-3d(i)sc§iirl1lI. Diilivsliiciircilldggl

_~. 2\llIl0lll1L‘€B the death in the HDS-,son of the late W. E. Dawson, City. D281 there Of A1fl"¢’d MCKCHHH. son The news was received yesterday by .flhethgeiigzpllclllcs M-p_Kcl\na, Newton. le wire no Dr. is. iz. Jenkins. Mi-s ‘ _ ~ ‘ as 3 UU _tW€Il_tl/-t\V0;.lames ld. Grant, City, is a sisterof ly.‘_’_a’ff)__°ft_:;l-fe allfltllad rcslfled in Bar-4, the deceased. A later telegram re-

pas i‘ce ~ -Tj, w ` - ,

WS ______t__e___ ________ lM_ _$_icKi_ll_ll‘___ye_lZ.___s_J_cei\ed by the Guardian last night

.survivéd b _ g __ ‘ ee -_ le i~ity,_ is now in_Sydney, where he will

stated that the deceased came to his death presumably of heart failure, he having dropped dead while run- ning to catch a train. Further par- ticulars were unavailable.

The following resolution was pas-

sed by the Marshfield-Farmers' In-i stitute at a, meeting held in H\?a_l°f,Z Hall on Feb. 1'Il'li. Whereas during- the past years the Farmers Institutes of P. lil, Island have not 'l.l':en as suc- cessful as they should be owing to there' being no,central institute for this Province, frliercfore resolved ‘Uhat this Institute peftificin tha Govern- ment now in ses.-lion, ‘through the Commissioner of Agricllltlire, to Or- ganize as soon as possible a Central l<‘arnir.rs' institute for this Province.

Tfiroligli the efforts pllt forth at

Ottawa by the representatives, War- bilrtqn and_I’rowse, a long-felt want to a great exteuf. has been relieved. Up to February, 19l0, mail has ollly been delivered at Village Green Tues- day and Friday. Under the new ar- rangement mall is uow received on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Quite a number of the residents of Village Green are in favor of rural delivery. Those who have already made application for boxes are: Pat- rick Diudey, Peter J. Jackman, John Noy, Mathias Acorn, Alfred D. Bre- haut, Charles Mitchell, William Jack- man, James Mitchell. There is no doubt that in the near future those who have not yet applied will do so, and rural delivery will be established all along the route.

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C 'lfonlght

Just before relfrfng, ff your liver ls

sluggish, out of tune, and you feel dull, billous, constlpnted, take a dose of

l-lood’s Pills

5 A-nd you’U ‘oe all right in the morning.

::Look up New Wonderlandfs pro-

gram for tonight. It contains co- medy, drama and pathos. 2-23d1l.

Almond Mini

Toilet

Soap

Containing milk of

almonds 'and cocoa butter. .An excellent soap used by people of refinement.

Vl/FE RECOMMEND I

loc per cake, 3 for 25c.

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- I I sllswilirs _ _ ._

if ' ||g|¢.9_|/oarlllntlhal 4 - SL. ‘\7A`;`_‘ x\4"` . `*` ;

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-~ _ _\.\ ‘ _pl \ » \_~< ~.

“' '("""' ` ii' .. .__ ~~`M"/7- --

“Such dear little

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' THAT IS WHAT THE SALESWOMAN 2 Q -

CALLED them when she

about them in the columns of The Guardian to-day. And after all, slie’s as nearly right as we can make it.

They are just such daintily prefty little dress-

es as provoke this same comment. from every fem-

inine observer. They are

every respect 'that we would like to have. you see

them. We feel sure you wil ate.

- Babys’ long _dress_es I

Infants long skirts of fine

sheer mull. tucks and embroid- ery insertiou at bottom, tops

su gested telling you

so absolutely right in

l agree with our estim-

Infsnts' long slips Of fine

lawn, finished with clusters of tucks, fine lace, and all over-

finished in fine embroid-

embroidery. Yoke and sleeve

ertioii and embroidery

_,___ .

stitch braid and lace

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l';.‘¢i';. _ ._.. _

is- -

iery edging.... ......

Infant s long slip of flue sheer

lawn bottom edged with _dainty

ished with pin tucks, in-$l_50

‘»` BABYS’ SHORT DRESSES of fine inull, yoke composed of 4 clust- ers of tucks, finished with feather-

cmbaoidery dainty gar- ment for.....

niull, with base of embroid

flu-

yoke of embroidery $ and insertion . . .. ... . 0

i ~ ri B==\>vS’_§h<_>Lf_£ms§

' B ABY’S

broidery and

H.69c _

Q<=i'ify____'?rsS§s§

98c

Infants' long slip of sheer fine

insertion and edging. Lovely

ery

SHORT DRESSES of

fine mull, deep’ hem and clusters of tucks at base. _ Yoke of eyelet ein-

dainty val. lace. Sleeves

finished with;narrow val. lace

for yourl Iittlef irl 4' `

3°, ,.

wif'/' ~

I‘f _ _1~

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U e

Tl y

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very smart dress...... .....

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4'/1',/'__ .,'/i i 4;) li

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FIVE YEAR SIZE ln fine smooth

percale in .slril.e._ Belt of self piped with

white finished with pearl buttonsa

_'_ -.uf Jciw

A smart little dress of “Butcher Blue”

lla

fa;

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a dainty touch garment . . . . . .

D_ .

ham, with scl

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_ _ _ __ _ _ Pretty yokcs of

This remarlrable value includes laces

°f m_':9.Y ‘"‘<!_‘_?1;__'i9r;_'9_-1 The designs are very pretty, and the

“_ inches.

A special lot ot oaiul

qualities very e§_c@:nt___fol th_e_pl-ice . . .5.

y des gns in val-

eiicif.-ilnes lace. . . . . .

....;_.....p_¢;rdoz _30_

`C yd

_ Percale Polka dot. Made with box pleated

Dress has belt of self, finished with .wide featlierstitch' braid, and vertical bands of featlicrsritcli braid in blue and white give

t tt a tive little ..°f".`f. .'f.........93C

“A dear little dress" of dainty ging-

f belt fastened with large

pearl button. Dutch yoke formed of wide embroidery 'insertion sleeves finished with

cya, ,__.__ _ 5 / 3'

fo' - ,, °\' _,/'_; -,_/f"~ ,f "

" L‘-¢*t'- " °i`\1°_~ .">.‘.."'='é‘fi» _ z/ ii `» _ . .

,_ -_ °\._\ sl, ._ _ggi _$3-.~,__, - _ _ same style insertion avery fetching

~ "'_,_, _,_/' littledress .. ................... °

' ‘ ll__‘_ ala i f `"

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BIGGER GIRLS' DRESSES of fine

stripe Zephyr piped iii contrasting colours.

Effects of browns, hluegl reds, etc. This is a notably '§i"6d value. . . . - - '

TWELVE YEAR SIZE in handsome

Zephyr plaid design browns, blues, reds.

Piped with. contrasting colours. V

plain 'm:ilerials....

Spree' "iii T°rC*i°“_ I-_flw

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~l°l~%°~l~l~l°l Z l~l~l-l-H-l»l l I'-H-l~l-i _- Cadbury’s Chocolates _

are the nearest 'wc kiiow _ to chocolate perfection. A great variety of flavoffi and hard centres--all wrapped . separately by iiiu_clilncry,._ _ ‘ thus retaining the most du-_ ' licate flavors from the fac- - tory to the lips. lfyo;i _

havenever tried Cadbury s . you have never tried cno-

; colates. Get a package and

appreciate thc excellencc.

From ioc to 75c per -

package. _ ' Look for the sign that

says-

"The Two Macs” .

» |49 (lrcul Gi-urge Stn-cl.

." ver stent medicine you sec

advlizrtlsgd por has irierlf W\l\~ be found here fresh from 't c makers. We aim to keep a complete stock- so that "just nut" will be seldoml heard at our store. Kindly give us a cal' "'l‘lir- fleet Dru Store," The

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Maclainnun Drug Co., Druggiata. _,

_ drtf.

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ll Newbro s

_ ._ _ J..-==..X,- _ - _ _----_ __ __==»

0900 4'” '

9 o o

flerplcldé, _

The great H.-\IR TONIC and DANDRUFF CURE,

Fresh supply just received from 'the makers. Call and get 9. booklet explaining its iiierifs 500 and $l.00 a bottle.

The Best Drug Store" . "

DRUG

1~ n “The MacKinnon llrug_*€o?'

GISTS ` -., 1_

--4 .:,..__'-'*'1=”' ”=FSH”‘ <

"It is a well known fact that choco-

late is highly nutritious. It is also well known that many of the choco- lates sold are extremelyhard on the digestion because of artificial sweet- eners. Delamars are made from pur- est ingredients do not disturb diges- tion and are ver nutritious. A- warded Gold Medal at Paris. Sold in bulk at "The Best Drug Store" "The MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor Gt Geo & Kt Stri. 2-28dl‘1l.

~"Tbe March No. of the “Ladies Home Journal" is now on sale at (_‘.arter’a Bookstore. This is an ox- cellent Number, one of the belt yet published. The front cover ll illus- trated with a Harrison Fisher plo- eure, and is a very pretty one. Price 15c per copy--if by mail add Cc lor postage. . ~ I-.lllllfs

COMING IVEWTS.

You k_now that lovely soft linen'

huok that you have been buying for embroidered and homstltofwffi towel making.-_~_tho~ ono_ that comes in patterns of Pleurrdo lla..

Thistle. ieoso. Shnmlmew. You know that lt' lo ' Us sold for 52c or over. Soo ours It 450 Vloore St Mcbobd a-i5dtf

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NOW IS THE ~_‘1’Ullll 'I‘0iPLAN| ron nnsnwlus Yoon wana ra- PERS-THE WALL PAPBRIANI i-ms .JUST noun ovaiil. 'rl-Isl. STOCK-EVERY L01' OF SEVEN!

_OR EIGHT .ROLLS Oltigss I-HAH BEEN THROWN OUT- D UP INl

QUANTITY' FOR AVERAGE BOOM-WITH BORD 'T0 IATCHI IN MOST CASES. THE PAROBU HAS A SAMPLE' Ol* THE PAT- 'rmiur oN 'rl~nc*g'on'f‘smm- You CAN BEE .TUs'l‘vWHAT_ YOU.= ARE GE'l"l'ING, AND- '1‘Hlll"PRlOE IS ONE THAT MEANS A BOOD BY?-

Red Roaemntiq, tothe Prince! i

ward, B. 0. Ill. IW- Und. , _

'ro snnrwe a ne. woo. _ _ %-with

_ 1 .T‘.i- _ 7'

vw. . - » . _ i' = '

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