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C“l19'P1'°mPf1y attended

to at any hour day or illlght. Embalming a spec. I; Satisfaction gum-.

Lady assistant t h

allfemaie cases. 0 andle

C.. F. DAVISON, Manager

Office and snow room' 207 209 Prince St

DARRACH-INMAN-In this city, 01|

March 29th, 1910, by Rev. D. Mc. Lean, Miss Clara May Inman to John Angus Durrach, both of Can- oe Cove.

4 . `SF}NTNER-MO()Ritl-At Miltoil, Mar.

30th by _Venerable Archdeaéoti Iicaizh. Hinson W. Sentner of Iirooktielil to Sarah May, eldt-st

. dnugliter of James P. iiioore, Mu-

ton.

DIED.

FLIIIS-Siidileiily at Lincoln T-Ioupl. | tal, on March 22nd, Lila E., he.

loved wife of George Ellis, former. ly of Nortlinm. _

G0Q‘D_-Af Witlelvc. April ist, 1910, William A. Good, aged 22' years, Funcrnl from his lute residence Sunday the 3rd inst. Interment at tiigtiiteiu oemt-tt-'ry.

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i Head Offices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown

John on Thursday.

on Thursday.

count of the holiday season.

shortly on a trip to'Calgsry.

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Sli ring Prints,

Hats and Furnishings are - oi interest to Men

You :irc doubtlcssly thinking about your New

Spring Suit. It you wziiit tl to-day and tool; our stock o its better and bigger than it are the right sort th it give

ie lzuest and best drop iu ver. W c’re proud of it ever was. The qualities thorough a isfaction only

to be had in clothes that :ire tailoic-d right---stitch

by stitch- -iusiiie and outsid

,Just now we

two special

Men’s Suits at $12. 75

Iii zi fine giatlfe oftivecds, blue and tflzicle sci'gcs t-tc. Not ~ Cotton niixtiircs but pure \~ ool through and tliiouglt \\'c’ve

tested them - wc kiio'.\'.

The New Hats are

Calling you, Men

Right now we are doing the

greatest liat selling in this store's history. 'l`lie_re`_~a areason. \Ve show probably three times ilie variety of sti les you ll see else- Wheic. \\`e have tlicsniartcst sltapes-aiicl cw.-i‘y hat wc _.-'ell has a reputation, and our prices are less than risked tor Ilxits of inferior makes.

Conte in, wt-`lll'.:1t you right.

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are showing assortment -

Men’s Suits at$15.00

Hand tailored with more

styliefirirlsiizip to them than \'oii`ll limi in iuost made to oder suits that ccst nearly twice the price,

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“Scott” England's Besi-

.......$3.00 to $5.00

¢i“awe3"’ New York Hats _ . . . . . . .$3.00 ‘ Stetson`s,Americans _ . . . . .$5~50» 1° _$530 ‘

I' he New Furnishings are here in

What the secret ? \‘arietY?

Extensive

Assortments

` its the natty little “fixings” that lend ele- gance and _grticc to tt ninn`s wearing apparel, shirts,tie=,pretty hosiery etc.'l`o look and feel well dressed is an easy matter forthe uian who trades lit-re, some how this is si (`.RI€A'l` STORE FOR l\IF.N‘S FURNISH- INGS.

yes, Quality ? yes, Price? yes,

~ - . , , ‘t n more carefully sclectec

and if wc should tell y,cl>ii1§_liell'eiitsnjust ,ordinary store talk. Is

stock in this city you_< t ui it? Come and be the Jlltlge-

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nouncing the pianoforto recital by

"Charlottetown Council, No. 15,

National Association of Marine En- gineers meet on Saturday night at 8 p. rn. in Wi‘ight’s Hall.

Any city girl with- a fair education,

who desires to learn type setting,

,_- - , ,should call at the Guardian office bt-

tweun eight and ten Uhis morning.

Marcus (lnlder, City, of the Anglo-

Anicrican Telegraph Company, leaves this morniiif.: for Cape Travers; where hc will relieve the opcratior there.

The auction sale of Mrs Wililitini

Proctor, Win.-aloe, was woll attended on Monday last, everything realizing: good prices. The sale was condiicteil by Benj Carter, City.

A special train left this city last.

night about eleven o’clock taking (‘._ Leonard Grniit to Georgtotiown where he will coiinact. witlh the l\iii‘_to and proceed to the Magdalen ll-ilairiln.

A M (‘ ul hh. been attc'n\l~n\g the Halifax Garrison, where he took n course in bhn Army Medical depart- nitnt of the military college has rc- turned home

The Giiardnan should have Htntrii

iii yesterday niotniii;:'s lssiiie that it “do iist l\lethoiiii-,t Churtin City, that was liaving the new put- siuiingc l.‘4`ui‘lt, thc contract. for hh-e er- ection ol which -has bCL'n B»\VHl“d€‘~l Ii. D. Huntley.

Miss Muriel Mutch and Miss Viola tillum, the former from Earnscliile

rind the latter from Pownal. h}i\_'0 etiirnrd home after a plcHF|f\\1f» VlH.i» at (Jcntrul Royalty. While there they wcre the guests of thc formcr's sisttif Mrs J. I. Wood.

Sergeant V. Rodd, City, of the _ . f. 'i io. A .5 ‘ ' 'I

Bciij_ Mclnnis, City, has opened UP

a new meat store on Great George Strcct in the building: formerly oc- cupied by the late D. L. Hooper. Mr Mclnnis has had in wide experience in this line and will be prepared to supply all needs in connection with a incat business.

A correspondeiit from lion! Creek,

writes that W. J. and Mrs Tal/'l0l'. Walter Stretch, Arthur Henderson and Joseph Stretch, of Long Creek, leave this morning for the west. Malcolm McNeill is busily engaged in remodelling his barn, which will he a great improvement when finished. Frniik Stretch ,spent Sunday at Itocky Point, the guest of friends. Miss Bertha McEwen is visiting friends in thc city. Thomas Stretch, Lester Henderson and Frank Stretch were in the city recently and report- ed the roads in a. very bad condition.

On I1`ridny evening: 25th March

there passed away at his home at New Glasgow George Stevenson, Sr. aged $15 years and six motiths,ripe in years and experience from the early pioneer days. He was horn in Pais- ley, Scotland, und when tive years of airc came to this Island with his parents, brothers and sisters some 90 years ago. 'l`lie family consisted of six boys and six _igirls and with the demise of Mr. Stevenson, one sister alone remains, Mrs Worth of Worces- ter, Mass. Possessed of a robust con- stitution he bore well the vicissitu- des niitl hardships of pioneer life his manly vigor never flagging till a short time ago. He married Mary Proctor who predeceased him twelve years ago. From early life he was a coiisisteiit member of the (‘hristie.u (`h(ii‘ch at New Glasgow and was ever alert in the promotion of every

French of Rockland, Mass., John of Brockton, Willium of Belmont, Mass, Mrs. J. Lorcnza Stevenson of Wheat- lcy River, and at New.Glasgow C.A., J. C.,-and Geo. H., the latter on the homestead, besides thirty-eight grand children and thirteen great grand children.

::Kermr-sse. The scene, the Drill

S'licd.` 'l`he time, carlyin May. Don't forget it; bear it_well in mind.

Home Cream

BREAD

that you will eat and enjoy to the last mor- sel is what we make every day

AT ‘

Stewart’s Bakery

x63 Kent Street. No. zii.

The latest news, first of all. Mrs Samuel Pierce, Highfield, is

____ spending a couple of days in the

G. McMillan, City, was in Saint City-

____ Attention is called to the md ot

Roy Long, St John, formerly of M. Ross, Great George Street, whiu

this city, was in Apohaque, N. B, appears elsewhere. _

Today's Guardian contains six

I - teen

The Y. ill.. Cl. A. men’s meeting pages ol reading matter ot interest will not! be held tomorrow on ac- to all denominations. <

____ ' Any girl desiring housework in a

G_ ,\__ gharp, city, Superintendent`smallttmily gi thin; city should ap-

of the P. E. I. Rieilwey. leaves PY B 9 0 °° 8 °”°°-

of the season today when sr. W

J_ H_ Aston, New York, has re. cross from Pictou to this port.

turned to the city after spending ei 1 ' few days with Mr. and Mrs Lewis at MTS A- J~ MCFWYGH. Tigllisli. WWF “php point," has been visiting in this city the

......_ guest of Mrs H. J. Worth, has re-

turned home.

'the famous Mark 1-Iambourg to be All l`@'1d¢¥'9 When Wfmffg bo advor- , , given on May 3_ tlsars in this or any other inue oil

.__ this paper, are requested to mentioni

The Guardiaii.

Rev. W. J. Kirby, Hopoweill _I-itll, N- B., lormerly of Cliarlottetown, lo Most Grand Worthy Patriarch of Goldein_Rule, S. 0. T., of that city.

The coldest temperature recorded

_vesterilay was thirty-four degrees a- bove zero and the highest was thirty- nine above. 'File soldest recorded the

previous night was thirty-four a- aovc.

Ther boys ' meetingi at the Y. M. G. A. will he held tomorrow morning as usual. This is especially for the iowii libyfi and youngmcn of whomi all are cordially invited. George Toorrrbs will sing and Guy McKern- ale will lead.

The auction sale of stock, crop and

implements of Malcolm McKinnon, ltiicky Point, took place on Wednes- day the 30th. The weather being per- fect everything sidered brought' ex- ceeiliiigly, high prices. The sale was conducted by Beliji Carter, City, in his competent mannei'.

A Kinross correspondent writes?

lddivard Hackett of Orwell has arri- ved hoine' alter paying u flying visit tu Kinross where he was the guest of»H. and Mt‘s lvlartin.--Alex Martin of Grand View' ii-as_ai‘rlv0d home from a visit to Uizg where ho was the guest of D. and Mrs Caimip/bell.

'I‘h't_l marriage took place in this

city, on Tuestlay, t-he 29th day of March, of Miss Clara May Inman of Canoe Cove, to John Angus Diarnach of the same plnce. Rev Daniel Mc- Lean piriormed thc enrenrony. The iliiiardiuii joins with theilr host of i`rieiids in wishing Mr and Mrs Dar- rnch it long and happy married lfife.

A special mctting of thc City Coun-

cil has been called to`te.ke place on Tuesday April 5th to consider the report of the Market Committee on the' Market Building, which has re- cently been inspected by three gen- tlernen and whose report which was handed in to the chairman of the Market; Committee has been the ob- ject of mitch conjecture among citi- zens. -

A Lyndale correspondent writesz-

The people in this vicinity are all through with their winter’s work. Murdock Munroe paid a flying visit to Mqntagiie last ` week. Norman Wood has been visiting in Lyndale. Miss Mary McDonald, Dundee, and Miss Kntheririe McPherson, Lyndale, returned home from visiting friends in Wood Islands. Murdock Gillis bought a valuable horse recently. Mrs. Rod. McLean returned home from visiting friends at Montague.

2-‘Y.OU NEED A GOOD SALVE in

the house. Davis l\Tl~JNTI-IOL. Salvo is the best. It cures sunburn, mos- quito and insect bites and sti'ni;.;\.s, piles, old sores, shin diseases, etc. 25c. a tin.

THE NEWEST _SI.EEVES.

Sleeves are charmingr, they ure three-qiiai'ter length or shorter; they are small, but the long stra-ight slqevc of tulle that was worn by so many people who could not strand it taiight as many wise lessons. For instance, if a womian has small shoulders her sleeve mayi be Slightly puffed into the armholc.

There is, nowadays, nearly always

an oversleeve and an uindersleeve; sometimes when there is a chiffon covering there are three actual

good work. The family left to mourn , - ywl b 1, are Mrs' A Gregor and Mrs Gh“rleslili’§\rié€lie:.aclln zzisfililirit genius the 31?;

pl-c cap sleeve that is so very becom- ing is most prevalent, hub there are also many and various sorts of isborti putled sleeves.-Harper's Bazaar.

Miss May Saunders spent a few

The glass in the window of J A ‘days §t '_The POUR’ this week the s. Ba ers snow case on Grafton :vest 0! 1'-' and M" L°“"“`

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giigietetténwas broken out yesterdlw af- The Earl Grey' makes. her past “.13

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~ IF YOU WANT YOLNR SUIT PROMPTLY---~'.~:irit to know ex 1' attly how it wzll lcok, before yu put it or---\\ai.t to e; strc- . pmt'-_ct,styli.~h

l Hd the DESIGNER, .-_rd above all suits ili J \-_i li - ii ai r .i »_ 1 duia.=ilit_v and sni.ii'tiie-ss combine cc..nomy -»i pr-c _ l That is the sont of suit St-ivice ve have _-pe. 1 idly ready '.-i you < -

ideal method in

._buying a Spring Suit

. fit--you will need to talk i.\'cr tl_.e niattir viith on-. nrt-_»_<i_\~ i.. ~t it suit de; art- ! !

‘ Suits tha» will fit YUU ririd have that peritt' l_ .md sniai-in. =.;.

that y~u see i-1 the fashion pages ofthe LADIE li’ -M' ]OL'RN-"-’_-- E

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1 y 7.75 l0.75 l6.50 I8.50 22.00 and up io 36.50

Guaranteed Tooth

Brushes

We have a good assort-

ment of tooth brushes which

I we can guarantee.

If the bristles come oil

in your mouth, bring it back and we will give you a new one free

25 cents

is all one will cost you.

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suit skirt

H ruffle.

worth waiting tor.

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English factory.

Splendid New ‘

we want you to compare with the be~i offer you have seen at Six dollars. /' ‘_

__ Fine lustrous black taffeta, ierft ct '

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i fit and finish, deep frill, percaline dust

" ' Wide, for easy Walking a bargain f atouly $5.

31 New Tams

2 For “Kiddies” I WE’VE BEEN SHORT of these

for some weeks- -but the fine new lot is That is a wine enough ra ge °

te All the new shapes, in taps, black, ' etc. Very smartly finished by a clever

The t ne perfect headwear for kidd-

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ies of three to eight years. DOUBLE ROLL

50° 40° 50° 60° 75° up Note this fact carefully. '

$5 __‘i` _ ' '

i-trans A Pi-.~i'rico.\r .it-_f , ,

Wall Papers , '7c to $10.00 roll ' ._

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for choice is it not.

Phat means that there is no

order too trifling for us---and none |

‘ too exacting for us to fill splendidly ~

When we sa “roll” it means

-“wanna-van

5 C7111

i W . ` lates and tiers for curtains.

SCRIPT LETTWS io. iieizs me ssaya

_ '5c 4c Sc and 6c each . . T _ _ l Special Price For Dozen lots J ," A THEM 0 Div y

1- I Papier Mache l * ` ‘ 5

- Foundation Letters Nexrfgitgimt Sees '

HERE THE Y are at last--a

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fun mn il; fguzgadizis $01-eiuisal country niikers comes this great .

5 tecr)Skt<Ji1;1;,urfahcy ,i en embrOid_ range of tasteful and handsome _ r ,_ .

_ DIRECT F:fOl\'l the old

‘ ~ g I ° ‘ The finest range yet. Q f- W i _ 3* sizes ' ' ,

" OL?) and _ _ W e have all the best widths, l

in a w de varietv of patterns;

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.‘Moore& McLeod have DIGHW

of pre ty cloth tams for YOU!" small bo sand iris-a fresh 10%

' Y - Q just in from England a day Ol'

two ago. 300 to 950 each _

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"A marvel of value our Hygrade

Broad Cloth at $1.75 less regular cash discount. This High-Grade, High-Glass, Ideal, I-Iygrade Bruad Cloth comes in 18 didercnt colors and there is $1000.00 worth of it to select from, with n High-Class ex- perienced New York Lady Tailorcss to put the scissors into it, fit you in. short notice and deliver your suit on tlime, yours for Higli-grade dress goods and dressing. Paton's.

3-23dtfr2i.

"Is your blood the best? Don’t

that if it is not good now that with- out prompt nourishment your case will get more serious. Mac’s Blood Food has taken dozens of people out of that very condition. It acts di- rectly on the blood. I’ricc 250 “The Two Macs." drtf.

“rr” '*""'*` " ' """"" " *"""" "'°"~J__- "Y T Y _ "Things are "Humming" hem, Ney.

We want every articular dress

X Diamond D3/95. big fresh X ergo 593 our shgwlnq gf Spring or before have we had such a splen-

S¥0Ck. all C0l‘W5. h“Ughl ffom hats and caps just have a look, did early spring business. There iss factory, “'_l`lie Best Drug E,tthem_ Us to your into ost. t 1 merry snip of scissors in the Ladies’ St ” 'f he MacKinnon Drug .mow what we ar-. of-erin bel' 1’ Tailoring dCl‘H1‘€mB11€ that Warns us

Cgne 60,. Gt Geo and you buyetsewhere. ri. H Brown of the early approach ot Sprtng.Pst

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Is simply th- best ioc cigar on stile to diiy. Made 0. §

n`ghest` grade Hav:inale..f by Cuba- experts ina ~i.nitar' t

factory. Tri' H ~a"\l*l'.' |

~¢v|'\}{}.1, Rpwv I\t?T’fl Q’F(W?F" _

“The Macttinnon Drug to” ,

' Cor Great Geo & Ki-nt Streets.

Driiggists.

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dodge the question. You caii`count,‘

Marguerite j

The Best loc Cigar-

Therz-`s a big ciiilcrvnre he-

t\\'eei\ Tiicl<vlt`s Mzirgiii-rii-'s

Mariiiicritt- is growii on their ' Own plaiitiitioii iiiitlvr ideal cli- niaticconditioiis. The fillcr is Iongbook iIa\':iii.'\, i‘:ti'ofiilly

» selcztcd for its mildiicss :ind plc-

:-tsiiig aroma. .

The Margiierilc is a staiidard

loc cigar-ri hiill`s eye for thc

_cigar btisitigss.

ifyou want to ei.jo_\' at genti-

inv iintisfactory sniokv -- just any "l\iargiit‘rile" --\\'c`ll tlieii know that you appreciate :i good

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l0c each-3 for 25c.

The Two Macs”

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I The Mills Tragedy

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Ndvelty Spot B|;ight Specialty lf. J. GILLIS---Baritone

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The New Low Cost Policy

of the North American Life

meets it long felt need. By the payment of a low premium for ii. de- finite number of years it guarantees 1

A Large Yearly income

to your wife and children. _ _

By ayment of a slightly higher premium you will be guaraireecl

the Annual Income YOURSELF.

Write or ring us up for rates.

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