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WW d9¢t°' h°‘” ‘men |\¢ Pfescribes an alcoholic stimulant

m He will obauy Say uvefy, ve rarely.” Ask

he prescrllies a tonic for them ll' will

ma' uv ’ very ‘req tl .n . C Pmbibly

hollZrSarsa§lla :sail tbnlc fgrlliea;¢lfuili;i\

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~ = We||ner’s

5 Silver Cream

The Housekeeper’s Friend no home complete

without it. Price 25 cents,

W. W. WELLNER, Jeweler.

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@*Yon ma always rely on getting the heat in Photographs at 6.1!, CO0K'S

All theleadlng styles to choose from.

STUDIO-In the new Deslriaay |2,’|¢¢\

The Studio where Baby is glwgys welcome,

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Wclllt N111 down, nervous people

'should try

llughes' ._ Iron Blood Pills

'They build up the shattered system- Priee 25e per Box.

cizo. iz. _iiuciirs

STILL THEY CUME

" More new goods direct from the'

manufacturers in the latest shades of \i’°own’s olive and green etc. . Also ii full line of blue and black Bergen vicuna etc, which we will put up in first class style at the cheapest possible prices. , We do not blow, we leave our suits and customers to do that as, our customers are sure to stay withl us.

Glue us a call aizd see those goods

andprices.

` We do the rest.

I » All work guaranteed.

MURI)0Cl\ RUSS ` dttsrttstf,

Home Baking for today

You can save time labor and worry by layingfyour pastry etc at Lfmergan’s Home Bakery, 124 Gt George St. Specia. for today

.Bread 36 Health and Graham in wax wrappers 1 lb loaf 4° Cup cakes per do: 10C ' Cream Doughnuts wc Tarts 5 loc 'Tum overs 2 for 5c or 25c per doz Bostonian Tei Cakes i0.- and no Jelly Rolls l°° Apple anti mince Pie HC Washington and cream i5c and i8c.

fautfohea at all haurs,

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THE EDITOR

A JOURNAL of in-

fomation for all

Literary Workers. Thirteenth year. Only permanent and suc- .essful magazine of its ‘ class. Tells what _ 'rtlitofs want: hc WMSS. should be prepared: where' to find tlie best `market. Answers ev- e uestion that you ry qiio know about

of writing

the press. loc a

$1.00 a year hoc for sample or 25c for three

numbers.

EDITOR ' Deposit, N. Y

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Queen -Quality Shoes For Easter

Curspringstockisall

on the shelves- They are far and away ahead of anything ever offer- ed by us before-The fashionable pumps are here----The co cured top Button Boots, Patent oxfords Button or lace on new lasts, and Tan Shoes galore.

Prices $4.00 to $5.00

Alley ®. Co

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Kent 5troet, '

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Skin.

Eyes tested and fitted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS 9 to 1 a. rn. 1.80-3.1!] D in.

Evenings by appointment ~

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Oilioe Hours 9-l and 2-6 Over Jenkins t Bon NEW PROWBE BLOCK

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We have on hand a quantity of very

nice Dry Codfish (skinned), also several caaes of Boneless Codllali put up in one and two pound packages.

Also Smoked Finnan Haddies, Smoked

Digby heridiigs, Canned Salmon.

Lohsters. Kippered Heriings. Clams Flnnau I-Iaddies and Trout.

Beer Q Goff

A Complete Stock. l0W¢5f Pflifes

and prompt service are the induce- ments we offer for your patronage.

BAYER,

Photographer

|27 Grafton Street

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on all work.

WANTED

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“.‘i:..i:;i.;‘.:.f~.‘2;°.f.7 ._;r..:.:.‘<.:.... S5. work first class. Satisfaction 8“f“nt°‘ °

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HIE ilUEEN’S CUUNTY GUARDIAN if

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MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

llsad Offices in New Prowse Block---Charlottatowm

Thelatelt.aIws,ilretoIall.

see classified column.

yesterday from Eldon.

rived in this City from Moncton.

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Mayor Prowse.

vioiting friends in Bradalbane.

the Marconi station at Pictou, in- spected the Cape Bear Station last week.

At' the Police Court, yesterday, John Sherry for being drunk and dis- orderly was fined two dollars or ten days.

Major and Mrs. Plant. will arrive at.

11.30 this morning in time to pretpare for their special farewell meeting of -this evening. I

Mrs. Garrett, who has been visit.-

ing her daughter, Mrs. George A. Hughes, of' this City, has returned to her home in Murray Harbor.

Rev. Dr. Coperthwarlte ol St. Johns. Nfld., who was at one time stationed in this Province, recently preached in Gower Bt. Church in that city on "The Old Time Religion."

Everyone should come to the Opera House Easter Monday night and hear Miss Marion* Trainor and Miss Lucy Blanch-ard, sing. Not a. dull minute between tho acts..’l‘hc specialties a- lone are worth t.l1‘c admission.

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Dr. E. E. Robins of the Gulvranteo

Dental Parlors, Csimeron Block, City has recently installed n seymour out- tlt for casting gold inlays and bridges which is proving most satisfactory as the method is the most up-to-date procnraibh. . .

Mrs. D. C. Moore, of Henford, Eng-

land, is-visibing her sister Mrs. Dav- id Rogers. Mrs. Moore who has not been in Canada for sixteen years en- joyed the novelty of being on the S. S. Stanley for 5 dtsiys recently when she was caught' in- the ice.

Any reader who receives a dirty or

badly printed, or badly folded edition of The Guardian will confer a favor on the management by forwarding same promptly to the subscription' department, when a well printed paper will be sent by return mail.

A Calais, Me., paper inti.riin't.cs that

its Methodist: neighbours -in Milltow-n, N. B., across the line-, deeply regret that the time limiit will not allow their pastor the Rav. Robert Crisp to remain with them beyond' next confer- ence. Mr. Crisp is well known in this Province.

The followlnig pupils of the Vice-

principn1's department of the Queen

Palmer Method Buttons for profici- ency in the Muscular Movement pen- manship. John Flynn, Alphonsus Brawders, Leo Clarkin, Arthur Mc- Innis, Leo Weatherby, John Hughes, Raymond Gillis, Joseph Curran.

Do not sand communications to in dividual members of staff. Every thing should bs addressed “The Char lottatown Guardian, Charlottetow P. E. I.," and on the left hand corn or at the bottom of the envelop should be "Advertising," “Subscrip

the Charlottetown Steam Navigation

In conversation with the Merchant he said that he expected the comipany’s boats would go on the Charlottetown Picton service wbout. the 20th' inet., and that Point du Chene and Bum- merside would open up a day or two later. A

April 26th, is the date of the Odd-

fcllows Natal Day, and on that eveni- ing a local company will present the "Galley Slave," a dna act donna with good comedy and. emotional parts. The play is under the direction ni W. C. Whitlock, who is assist/ed. by sn energetic committee. It will he presented in such a manner as to please and delight all who favor the company with their patronage.

The regular monthly meeting of tho

School Board was held last evening. The teachers' reports for the past. month showed the enrolment U06 be 1103. The actual attendance 1073,. av- erage 920, per centage 87.3, number' of cases of tardiness 190, trusnts-6, vis- ! s to`psrents 169, notiices 59, corpor- al punishment 6, below average in grafting 30, requests to leave school liil. The question of Dommtic Science in the schools cams up for discus- sion. Alter some consideratvioniit was am-ed that 5, committee be appoint- ed to enquire into the feasibility of urrying out a scheme of instruction in Domestic Science. The committee to be composed of Mr. James, Mr. Johnson and Dr. Jenkins. After pas- sing some Bills the meeting adjourn-

ed.

"Pay wiwt you will. and go where

you will, you cannot get Q betztaer, purer. or more delicious tee than "Salsda." 1 .

of Hypophospht-

"Our Comp

es is ons of ale. It

tonica you can

makes to ev-

Girl wanted at. King- Edward Hotel, .__.

-2 terday for Soui-is.

Mrs. (Dr.7) Johnson, City refturnedl -k

Mrs. G. H. Coombs, City, has ar- -__

A. E. Morrison, City, has safely ar- 11.48.

rived in London, having had a pleas- --u ant trip over, . Sccnfra tickets early this wcelc for

Councillor Rogers is acting Mayor, of tha -City Hospital.

during the absence of His Worship 2-

John M. McDonald. teacher at Hun- train ycst.cr\'lay afternoon.

ter River, returned yesterday after ---

_ D g few days

Mr. Clifton, engineer in charge of VISWUB fl‘i°l1dB ii! Kil18B¢0l1.

` Tinsmith wanted, see Claseitled col- unm.

J. J . Johnson of the City, iefg yes.

Professor T. Ross, of the City cams

in from the east yesterday morning.

'rue tins wiii be ‘ings this morning

at 11.19 and tomorrow morning ‘at

the pliy Easter Monday night in aid

G. J. MCCOPIHBC. the well known

school inspector left on the Eastern

1 Alfred Webster, Marie, has return- ed home after s endin s

Fred Beaton left yesterday for Bai-

ntres, Mass, after spending the win- ter in- Hunter River, with his stunt, Mrs. Wickham.

-_. A good deal of snow fell from the

roofs of buillings yesterday morning and more than one person narrowly escaped being hit.

`J. R. Moore, has returned-to the

City from ii. pleasant visit. to his brother. A. A. Moore and sister, Mrs. ,Daniel Brown, Pownal.

An exceedingly good program has been preparedifor New Wonderland to- inight as will be seen by the reader 'on page four of this issue.

Breton Len, who has been visiting

.hrs parents Bertram and Mrs. Lea, Vernon River, came to this City yes- terday en route to his home in Bos- ton.

Misses Mamie Stewart and Gracie

Woolnor returned Saturday alter spending a few days at Wiltshire the guest of tho former'i~i sister, Mrs. Daniel McDonald.

At New Wonderland tonight The

Foelos, the Jap conjurers, Miss Mar- garet Rosa, Soubrette, will' appear. There will also bea new illustrated song and- moving pictores.

Evidently some of the engines of

this section of the P. E. 1. Riail-road encountered fair sized drifts yester- iday, as the cow catcher in' several icascs, was completely covered with snow.

Many citizens in this Province will be interested to learn that the ladiesl connected with the Loya'l l.ad'ies', Guild in South Africa are lookin-g after the graves of the Canadian Sol- diers who fell in battl and th t

Easter Kid Glove

STANLEY BRO S.

Sale

275 pairs of French Kid Gloves have

tohe sold out this Week

Not very often has one the chance at Easter time

to procure their new kid gloves at reduced prices. We have a number of different lines with just a few sizes in each and these odd_ pairs we have placed on sale all this week at greatly reduced prices.

50 pairs of black Glace ’ _ // _ A lot comprising about

4 kid. Lace fastening. Re- i / I 140 pairs of fine black kid

gular price $1.50 ' ~ - I' / gloves; Regular $1.00 All

Sale price 39c pair. sizes _

- 5 Sale price 69c

A lot of kid g.oves, about ' _

85 pairs. Regular 75c a

pair.

Blk sizes 5 3-4 to 6 3-4 inc. Tan sizes 5 3-4, 6 I-4,

6 3-4 7 7 1-4-

Safe price 49c a pair.

5o pairs of the best qual

' ' ity French kid gloves. Black

4 Glace. Regular $1.25. .

up ALWAYS mmm xo pairs 5 3-4, 3o pairs 6,

ro pairs 6 1-4.

Sale price 79c

Almost :ill breakaqes of good kid gloves are caused by lack of

knowledge `and care__w"iT:n_ putting thein on for the first time. The

wrist should be doublechback, then the fingers worked in by the other

hand, next the thumb inserted and the wrist turned over. K "

'l he glove shchild

not be pulled on by the wrist which is always the f,

weakest part ofthe glove,

Regular Lines

"Aieynier”

lili-

Blk and tan, extra quality,

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during the last Christmas Holidays they decorated the graves with flow- crs.

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The death occurred nt Summerside

l on Sunday morning last of Mrs. Jos- eph LeClair aged fifty five years, af- tcr an- illness of some months stomach trouble. She leaves to mon- rn besides a sorrowing husband, lzhrea sons and four daughters. The 'funeral takes place at nine o'clock thi. morning to St.. Pau1's R. C. "‘cinetery, Summerside.

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Square School,City,have been awarded The death* took place on March (list

on Chestnuo Bt., at the hom-e of her mother of Mlary Ann beloved wife of Frank Savident, at the age of twenty and six months. She leaves' to mourn ri sorrowful husband and tswo chil- dred and her mother and grandmother 'and a lango circle of friends to mourn' theli' loss. Rev. Fr. McLellan oiflmiabo ut the services at the church and at the grave. The pall bearers were Iiriwil Deroche, Frank Gauthier, 'John

tjhnission and John Savident. '

Lint rizlenoo has been nhle to euro in all lu' cltiilcv-'. and that is Cetfsrrh. Hall‘s C-ntsrrh'

C0" was in Halifax 8 day or uw ago gpm itéphtsloply poisittva`cnre now known to

time cn i-stern ty Latarrh helm: is con

utltntlonal disease. roqtiires A constitutional treatment. Hallie Cauirrh Cure istnken ln- .tornnlly, acting directly upon tho hlnod and mucous siirfucos of tho system, t horohy destroy- ing tho foundation of the discuss. and glvlnu the patleiit strenirth by building up thc con- stitution and assisting nature n doing its \vork.- The proprietors have so much faith ln its curative powers that lhoy offer (lun Hundred Doll fn h

isru i- any case t at it. fails

to cure. Send for‘tst nf testimonials.

Arldresii F. J. Cl`iPINl€Y.& Co., Toledo, 6.

Sola by all Drng(;~t.~ 751:

Take Hall‘s Fainlly Pills for constipation

This illnstratim exactly

represents the movement of our iii sine.

New Model Empire Watch.

it is it .Solid nlcv el movemenh

smstantiully and accurately built, and beiutifn‘ly finished, and calculated to lait. s lifetime if properly used.

$7. 50

buys this high class i5 jewelled watch cased in s strong ailveroid case.

1 The same model with 7 Jewels, ` for $.00. ° Every watch ie insured, to the

wearer by the broadest possible guarantee.

G. F. Hutcheson

new ery psf and

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“Rouillons” \ _

Engléplgégalnliiiéaiiqyiacggcyiwhite if l P Black and tan glace, fin: I

- $|.l0 pair `”’¥- G renoble make $1.35 pair

glace French kid $l.55 pair _' V; - Blk and tan glace, finest _‘ ni 11?’ um and grey s§:.t4§u|:f; .I 9 f Grenoble make $l.50 pair

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Stanley Bros

" Stanley Bros .

Un wednesday evening, 24th' ult.,

the evening previous iso the depart-

ure of Richard Warburton to Hall- l

fax, to which place he has been trans- lr - -

[erred by the Royal Bank of Canada, a large number of members of one Antlgonish Hockey Club, with IIIBUY other friends, met at M. L. Cunning- hs.m.'s' store, where "Dick" was pre- sented with an address and a very nice set; of amber pipes by W. li. Whitae, Secretary of the A. A. A. A., in behalf of the local hockey clnb,as an act of appreciation to "Dick" for the sportsmanlike manner in which he upheld the Town colours this win-

ter. “Dick’s" reply speech, thank-'

ing the hockey club, as wall as his

H i H . . large riumber of other friends for \

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____ 'rim rwicisnrtiiis nun- wiii in pimscn m~?l°“"?“" “M be" Pl“Y“`° ev" 9"" . i ~ . -_ .

G H Wnketord su lumndbnt 0( trn that thcreisatftlautuiiodrcadcd diiu-neo in this lui: and his Wtrrk at. Cen- '

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tre for the local team this winter was simply marvellous. This popu- lar athelete will he greatly missed, both by the hockey club and 5 large number -of friends, made hy him while sojourning in this Town.-An‘t.lgonfsl1 Exchange. Mr. Warburton belongs to this _City and has many friends here. '

Have you worn “Lus-

tre Loom” Underskirts? They look like silk but

wear better.

Dr. .lohn Ledwell, M. D.

Richmond Street opposite Bt. Pauls Church

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Synopsis of Canadian North- west Land Regulations.

W. W. COBY

Demi y Minister of the interior

tssiytspggnill not be paid for.

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Lily Queen

$5.50 and $4.00

The new sprinp shoes are now in, and vve're

\ showing a. wealth o choice models in High or Low

cnt creations.

. We‘ve the shoes that will play an all important

part in the tollette ol the women. who expect to

' appear at their best this spring.

' » . ~ See our Lily Queen shoe.

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“IL ig gra e inerican Kerosene

_ We are the largest retail handlers of oil on the Island;

which proves that we handle only the best.

, Ask for Pratts Astral.

25 cts per gallon.

_ 5 gal- lots 23 cts.

Bring yr ur can and have it filled.

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