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7° “lm dilution. mini alum; after eating or d lnki to prevent mnatlrpaehg az.”-'mu'

G0¢l’S Pills " WUWIUWMM leant; gl

'Lon’t Forget ‘ The Cheap

Sale at

Book store.

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Lots of pretty pat-

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_ ' ' Sr. Jani-.s Cnuliiu congregation

` haw decided to purchase F Perkins

V¢-- THE Pllilliilliflilh GiiiHilli_N»-,¢ ..;...._.:i‘ f R _ _

____ Uiiivfs iii New Prowse__Biock-»~Charlottetown.

W. S. McKizc left for St. John N B JACK-Rioos had two excellent barber i i. . ' ' ` “;_ 28”* _ chairs iasiaiiea in his shop yesterday. ___ ~R°°L2l\1.i/rapaud, was registered at One. ahydraullc chair, isa very-to-date ‘B Isl Hotel. St. John on Tuesday. convenient and comfortable ah`alr, and

_]M_ MCcAmmn_ I,_ E_ L was ____g___________d the other. a Crescent. is nu less luxurious.

;';_;:3.G'm“d U"|°" u°l°l~ si- J0i\l1. 011 Rr:i'uos'DIvlslon, Sons of Temperance

C _ Bradalbane, were entertained by Cam. Hiiei- Sallie left last night to visit the egle on Friday the 23rd inst, A splendid

I_Indian chiefs in Nora Scotia and New program includln renilin recitationa

K' gs.

Brunswick. S0i05. Dlllliiv. GW. was rendered. A moat

Park. 'Bi..\Kn who has been for some enioyame evening was spent'

time in Charlottetown left last night on Tan Madame Beatrice Langley Co certi return to Sydney C. B. 'l`rio will give their concert in Charlotte-

Tiir-; [.oya1T|-ug Blue, w|||g|,.c,m en_ town Thursday April 12th under th'¢

ieriainumio margin in Y. ivi.c. A. nan "““P‘°°” °'""= Y- M- C- A~ This will bi in aid gf mortgage rump one ofthe highest classed musical entef;‘_

T G_ tainnients that over .visited this clt ‘-

iir: rand Conductor of the Grand “ymch me papers for m.e8SnDm.c mgmi(

Division will be present to install the new | th |» ’ _ ofilcers of Victoria Division on Monday. ng e \ excellent pufmmnmes' "if

FRED (__ T"/__°N_ ,1.m”________ of “___ '1‘m!Gunrilisn Employment. Bureau is

Tracklcss Trolley Co. left last night via. The Kenlenill mme’ of :'°nver“u°“ int urs

__ G ' _ _ _ _, _, c y ani iruug ion many parts o t ie

t€i'llS lffli yet some own' tm Dnytnmh I mmm' where Province. This is not to be wondered at

tliuiriickiess systcnf is expected to bi. ‘

_ _ _ _ _' hlsmue ‘_ ' ` for so many personsare through it gettinv ._/.-= , -' 1, .‘ I ` Just what they \vant.To those who do not

A iiii.i. has been framed for preseniat- desire to advertise the fee is 25 cents,

lon tothe Loral Legislature to permit but no charge is made unless they get the Tracklcss Trolley Company to oper- what they are looking for. However, by .ate thelrcars in Charl0ttei.o\\'n. One nf adverljsiiigiunny persons get lust, what ’ the clauses empowers the company, after they dcsirc for much less than the above ill” 3155 UM’ 0! October, A. D. liiii, to amount. tf

iiianufacturu, supply and sell electricity

USE DYES

if you do wc can supply

5011 Wiill perfectly fresh p(i(‘k88g€ dyés, We hgndie

"DIAMOND DYES”

MAYPOLE SOAP

Alsobnlk dyes woods and

isolurings. We will appreciate

“The Tw`o Macs"

_for lmming 0,. m°,_(,.t, power ‘or _my A ltirisiii-:'r1‘aii|.E accident. occurred al _,;m,,e__..L|c 0,,,,m,,,,,e,,,,i,,| pm.poHcs_ 0|, for head of liillslioro, wliicli resulted in the ,.]¢_y|,g|,,_{ng_ death on Wednesday of Murdoch

_ i T____ I __ _ ____ __ _ _ _ Mclrregor. agelifl, son of John McGregor,

‘ ‘ ‘“‘ 93 "4 °l|°“ 5i“‘)' Cil\S§. llangor. As he was driving home from \“¢‘l¥§Si»2l`<ll\.i' "if (iw QUGCH U0i0i~ A tho city on Tuesday night, he missed ll°D0l` WBS refill iii' MW- G00- Siimiby- 0" the horse track near Head of Hillsboro, (lliarlottetown from its foundation in |m,1n,_.U|,|e,,t|y ,\,.0\.,, into ,, w|,.e fence

|l'07 “nd Veilliefi “‘l\“.Y illifliiwllfi 0| into which the horse became entangled

criiftsinan and proinlnciiLl_y iadentliled

R _interest. Mrs. iloiwrt Caillilbeii rclld Il Mr. Meflrcgor was thrown outoitlic

i’"i’°l` °“ U'°V°l'"0l‘ 1"il-Zl“0Y- Miss sleigh and sustained severe injuries hy n \V00k3 l"`E-*iffnlieli 1\ sketch Of U0\'°"“°\` kick from the horse, \\'iiich on examina- YUUUK "Wi G0V0l'i\0\` Hl\l'\'i”- MP5- lion proved Lo have fractured the skull, Siiiitii conlrlhuteil ii\terc.~tilii.t letters 1),“~i,|()0f|'|n_ |]||\9\,m-0 0|, ,,,(.¢t;,,g um W|`lWm\\l'°“|- UN* Y¢‘i\\` will fl`0|“ Lili* horse and empty slefgli on the roiiii i’mvi'“`“ l'° f"|e“d9 in Enifinlld- started iii reach of the driver, whom hi'

Jaarus Oi.iN'|‘iiN, foreman of The found In a pr-craricui. condition. He had

Patriot oilicc, n faithful \\‘nrltinan him renioveiltoa near by house where ami a \vnri.h_v citizenilicdycsteriliiy after he lingered unconriious till the nexl a prolonged illness, patiently borne. By foronoon. Much syiupatliyisfelt for the vcryniiiny his death, just when his relatives of deceased.

_ lioohtlinc of life was rcaclieil will be

deeply regretted. lic was an excellent R'M'J°"N"'°N ret`“"”°‘iy°slerd“yf'°"'

a very pleasant trip which was unilci-»

uithtlic interests of the workmen, and mke" by mm in th? cmmcny °f replie' President of the League ofthe Cross. ”°`""“uv° °f pr°vh‘°‘“l “h“"”h‘fld"s m

In all those circles in which be moved hc the 0blsp° Rubber 0°' I"""v'"g here

three weeks a o Mr. Johnson niet the

will lic missed and mourned 3

' rest of his party ct New York whence

UN' M0llilI\Y 0V€Il|Blr mill i“Sif ANU" tlieyproceeded on their tour. They first.

Division S. O. T. Nine Mile Creek, elected v|s\te,| Hmmm; men pxm-"-2380 in

the f°i|°“;:'i¥___°f;;fe_l_B f°_¥___ ‘Lim ‘3;'__S_“§§ Yucatan, then Vera Cruz. Aflcr that

fl_l\l\F!9l`¢ - ~-1 H “C9 0 0511; - -» the party went on to Terra Blanca and to

‘ ‘ hails McGregor; R. S., Irene C\l\'l‘i¢i the Obispo Rubber Plantation. The

R0'0i@Ul\‘fi~ A- R- 5-. Il‘l'\B DlX'J"§ 1'- so itenerary made a delightful prograni,and

HAVE Neil i\icr>°nu1fi,iie-»>iecie<\- 'rms-~1°bn the .veneer was raai at this time oi

McQuarr|e, Re-elected. Cond.. Herbert ywn Afwr A ,my at me ppmmgmn

_ Gm-avel.tA.Coml.,S.A.l€iiioit.Esq.;Chai>.. the party proceeded to Mexico City

Mrs. E. Doull; F. Sent., Reuben :Betts; vm Uordobm |,}u-gugh um most

A~S0l1L-.George Dich6l‘i=-1011; S- Y-P- Wo magnificent scenery that Mr. John- Josic F. McNeill; Past \Vorthy P., gm, has ever seen At Mexmo Guy

3_2? 22; S__§;L‘;h , E‘iW*"`¢l C\1l`i`i¢- _ adeligbtfui sojourn .Enabled all to eaioy _ P _ ' G we ___ __ wmb Ind __ the beauties of that famous city. An (_5\Y~ If You donl- _ UAHNAN M, r Sim" B fl’ It incident occurred while thcre which ilk? limi, We h3Ve il l`n°w "hun "S bmmdny issue NU S showed that this province is known the

many special features is now read hy at

nice variety of Ginger ` _ ' world over. The party were registering S__ap§_ RoHS_ Cakes . least six liunrlied mort' people than any ___ ____ hotel to _vhich they had gone one

_ . other during the ucck. This increase _ d h M

and Paatry that “ln is in addition to its already much larger :gf d“_:,h,'g lm ucursmn 0:1 __:___:_`kedi

l)i"'“`e You- - sale on Saturday. Every body should read __ msn Mull" mmm some

_O of the \Vhon:`s Charlottetowif, or \vords to

Tire Guardian and have a L py i .

.. thateflect. A lady sitting near said-

spccial Sainrdiiy edition sent regularly _ .__ I __ _

. . ’ from this office fo their friends. They “I um "0ll_,y°“ "h“t"I mul were ol

l‘IL`i.li*Sl5 iif\l\liK\'. . ` ` _ L, fouryears. She turned outtohe Mrs.

l*“l<°’=` 325'- Ufuml- _ lm" “".""""“‘”" it '"°”“ """'.'f “ 9" ii.L.Ii»ii|. <iauaiiter-in-law ofr.o.iiaii,

Only fifty cents pcrycur or locfor six ____ __________r of me Ac___n__ Hole,

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tcm pornrily.

A uoxiiasrru named Fablola Gallant heal

been arrested for stealinga waist and other articles from her employer §Mrs. G. J. Muflormao.

True regular quarterly meeting ol the

Hillsborouglr Fish and Game Club will ibe held on Wednesday. April lith, In ‘Mount Herbert Hall, at 7.21] p.m. lmport~ ant business.

Jiini:MrN'r In the cases of Berrigan and

Locke wboam before the Police Court for infractions of the Prohibitory Law was further postponed yesterday for another week,

flfannv Woi\'N.\i-oi-'r for some time p_ast in the employ of the Charlottetown Foundry left last night for Amherst where he has accepted a position with Rhodes Curry's Co. Hia many friends wish him success.

IN the basket bull games at the Y. M.

C. A. last. night the P. \V. C. won from the tradesmon and the C. B. C. won from the business men. The first game was slow aild rather one sided. The gains however between the C. B. C. and l.u~i- ness men was one ofthe most exciting games of thc season and close through- nut. When time was up the score stood a tie il-8. tho tic was played ofi'and for atime the excitement was intense and when Fred Rice threw the winning goal for the (LB. C. the-rc was great applause from the college supporters. The two last games of the league will he played next. week.

IN Triumph Division Room l\'ort~b

Wiltshire Werinesiitiy evening last. the officers for nextquarter were eiecti-il as follows,-W. P. Annie McLean; \\'. A- Flora Campbell; R. S. Louis Campbell; A. R. S. Margaret Campbell; F. S. Amy iFuster; Treas. llanicl McLean; Chap. iilazi.-l Edwards; Cond. Nettle liiifrliell; Cond. Winnifrcii Campbell; L S. llanicl Cuinniingsi O. S. Norman Campbell; P. W. [’. Edwin Eiiwariis; Orgaiiisr, Mildred Clark. 1'i'iumpii with lit: iiienibcrs, is still holding lin place amontr the foremost divisions of the island. The irieetinirs are well ai.ti.~ndcil and ii good deal of iiiteri-i~i is sh~\vn. The riicinbers are planning to pay ii fraternal visit. to Kingston Star Division,

Tnl-I concert last eveiiing in Central

Christian Church was a sire-ui-ss, iiegiiiniiiir promptly at ri and i>ln.-i|i1.:iit, l).‘.itl_ 'l‘|i<~ orchestra contribute-rl, with tan l»ri_'ni selections, which were much apple-viait-il. 3 reading followed, hy Mrs. Arlliur .Viellis-li, then a tombone solo by Mr. Gaudet. The male qunrtette was nicely balanced and sungunaccclupanled. A vocal solo followed, Come unto Mi , in Miss Crosby wlili.-h was well reiidercii. Miss Phillips, always good, was given an encore. The brass qunrtettc by Messrs. McFarlane Bros., Cooke and Davison, was an enjoyable number and well given. Vocal solos by G. lI.Moore and Miss Winnie Holbrook were sweetly sung with expression. Mlileli Waterman gave n pianoforte sclectloii and she is deserving of’ praise. Mrs." Crosby in her readlrig was at her best and will be wclcoiiie at future concerts. The concert was under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid. Its success was most gratifying and credit- able to those in charge.

Thiran was ri full house and great inter-

est at the rooms of the Natural History and Antiquarian Society last cvcningio listen to Mr. Newiion‘s adilreris on the tides. lic was equipped with an excellent series of iliiigrains and varied i\ppar:\f.us including one of his own invention for illustrating the motion of the moon about the earth. Mr. Ncwson argued that the theorles of Newton, Ln Place and others did not agree with each other, were illogi- cal, and failed to account for various phenomena connected with the tides. ills own theory was that of electric or magne- tic attraction and repulsion, which he elaborated at some length. Mr. May followed making a clear argument on tin- basis of the gravitation of matter, and holding that the tides ure iluc io the difference ofattriictinn of the moon ainl sun upon the two sides of the earth and `watera next to and opposite them respectively. Mr. Newson replied to each speaker briefly. Mr. McUready inclined to support Mr. May's position. Capt. Jos. Read made a clear ami forcible address difl`ci-ing from both Mr. Newsou and Mr. May, ami pointing out. where- he tliouglittiicv were wrong. Mr. Doull. calledatientlon to some points in the electrical theory that had not liccu touched upon. There was a general desire to hear others who had been numefliry President Watson, including Rev.Mr. Dobson, Mr. Pape, Mr. Morrison and others but llnic would not admit. Mr. Ncwson was accorded many cornplimentary words and the hciirty thanks of the nn-eting for his able and thougiit-provoking introduction of the

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- TODAY--~A Sacrifice Sale of

NEW SPRING WAISTS,

TO-DAY; a great bargain in

'e decided that the

spring shirt vraiatl-ten dozen.

Ordered for earl? spring ael~ ling. they embo y the latest aty e ideal. They're the pro- duct of Cauada’s greatest waist makers. In ltyie, fit and finish are flawless.

Should have b een returned

but were overlooked. NOW ii’| too late to do ao.

We v _

quickest way lo get rid of them into sacrifice them--to make the price ridiculuouaiy low-within the reach of every purse

So’i‘ODAY they go at 390.

white and colored. Sizes range from 34 i0 4°-

Be wise. come early if you

. ;want any.

WEEKS’

Tasteless _ __

With Malt, ~~ Wild Cherry and

ilpyophosphites

is invaluable in all wasting diseases, couvalesence, coughs, colds, nervous de. billity etc.

Recommended by Physicians

Price $r.oo per bottle.

00|°¢ 5, mqllqqd l’r;'z;1,;;f'

_ “ibe busiest store on Cbarlottetown’s busiest street. J k

aists Worth, hile

. Six iovei ~ ‘ "- lines _."7

/ ’ selected at A ~

K. random i W ,f/‘ a' ~- from a full it ,

i i St0ck ii "f

f .l.“f“`“§ li? iii” “` \' / / 3 - e oic o_ ear s ‘__ f=.__ 5/,, i ,\\\\. r::f.i,‘;::;g.;;..;o;? ~.,\,_f“\\\-

ful, styles that are air- solutely new and right, ` needlework that is /

faultless-and prices that we’li leave to your N0. 6 at $2.75 judgment. N0. 2 al. SOC.

Pretty blouse of colored print, slioiviug iAnotl\er dainty waist. has many veiilrol

_ . 0 ‘ pleats and centre front is beautifully

mnmw “mlm enml' ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' ' ’ ' ' ' (7 c` cinhroiiicreil. . . . . . , . . . . . . .. . $1.65.

vvhite mnsm, |,|0u§,._ _,lam and ,mah A lovi-ly org:indie_ \\:ii~i, has liciiisiiiciicii

tricks. etnbrciiicred front, and rows of eniliroidcrcd insertion sepziratcd

~ _ _~_ by tucxs......

Fme white ‘mm “msn ‘eg uf “mmm Dainty all over crnbroiilcrv wziist, the \'

Sleeve Wm' dpep mm' squme y°ke shaped yoke as well as the drop cull, oflace and einbroidery, button back me tggmposcd of fine \-nl. in_~;L-riinn .. . . _ . . . . .. . .. . . .. _ . . $l.|5. with fagotted tiickingsiiowu.. . $2,75

others $3.35, $4.75, etc. etc.

SKIRTS OF STYL

Handsome, lady-like garments---marie by the best tailors in tbe Dominion.

First of all in our skirt buying w e must have lit-for without it the: c‘:¢

- - , a I 1icitlier!style,uor salbfsiction--these skirts fit-.Thev’re absolutely new- -they ic right in quality, right in style, right ln price.

__ Black Cloth Skirt. 7 gore, 3 rows cordiiig

1,,<,,_'_ at each seam. ssziiri Hnisiied at lmsc

,- with rounded tabs . . . . ... . . .. $2.25,

(\ In navy and black \/iciina comes a very

‘__ attractive line, 7 gore pattern, lap _ V N* seanr,im-ge triangular tab,plpe<l with `, satin at base of scam. . ._ . . . ...$.`5.25. `\

` Skirt of military blue brmidcloth, 7 gore

pattern, very stylish, has box plait from knee to base of crcii ee-ani $3.45.

A very light grey lioiiiespiiii 9 gore skirt,

‘ _. ‘ has lap seaiiis,lms two vertical plaits.

on every second gc>i'e--tab at knee i; `i_< _._ length, a very fetching style . . . . $5.|5 1

Another grey skirt in darker iioinc-pun - if 4 showing a fleck of grcr-ii, is iniicli

i same pattern as the last. and is a

g very trim and siylisli garnicnt. - $5.85.

One of tiicnewcst .skirts sliowii is in ri

pretty lioinerpur. very light grey.

. , narrow tucks at the hipniizike a close / ,` \ fit about waist, vertical pleats cont ,/'S / J _, ` ‘. 'V nience at bare of hip, :ind flare from

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3' " ' ' "‘° knee len ' ~' ' -

- - gth. imcilul bo.\ picai doo n *I ` “-3 front gona... ......... $f;,f`»5_

A linnisorne rainy day slrirtot' fawn Cra< f shortened on wet <lay.~:~l»y attaching

Vfiilelie. io made ill 7 K0” Pailefll. each tab to :1 button an inch fi' two

and is trimmed at hip with double i bekm. it____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ $(,_5()_ tab on each seam-skirt can be

Other prices rim $6.50, $8.20, $9.50, $i0.50, $11.75 and so on.

CORRECT COATS

SOME SUGGESTIONS POR SPRING

At _A loose tiveeei cost, Empire style. At One of the prettiest coats you e-vii

$6.50 white satin piping, patch poc- $lO.50 saw, dark covert. ii perfect fitter, ket, the sleeve has turn incl: cuff. lap seams, turn back cull.

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many vc rticsl rows of tucks. _ . . . . 80c.

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At Another loose twecd coat, of mixed At A very liandsonie coat of llgiii cow.-it

$195 grey, pleated back, with yoke piped $lI.50 cloth, close fitting, short cont. wry Wim brown eatin, fetching and stylish.

Ag Fawn Covert Cloth, loose box back , At A very hue black iiroaiilvlniii coat in

$9,75_ pleated, half belt, large patch poc- Sli 75 semi pony >`l)'i€. loose bark with kat. ii very attractive coat. ‘ yoke formed bv H1\i’ii‘i“¢ Of Self Cl0ii1~

S h i $l2 50. $l4.50- $l5-50. t . S323 ldvglypriflsscoata for elderly ladies? c$l5 50. $i5.95, $i9.50,

$2l.50, 24-50.

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The Tobacco Epicure who does not uae the`

Choice Ioreamery tub butler 2ic. per |-||cK[;Y TW|ST_ PEARL OR RUBY

pound at MoKQnna's mini! Hao never derived that real enioymen which in his, They are the gems of tha

umiielalgs CUT MIXTUREB IN l AND I POUND TINB.

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