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M. Trainor & Cn., want girls to James McMillan, City, will referee iii :_

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learn Millinery. See ad. ‘the hockey game in the Arena to- 'I ' "V" "'“’ Q/L” "J J ' _

"_ “‘g"" ~ Aenns ron snuimin imrreiins

' A urrah

for the

EW GOOD

_ Friday and Saturday new beau-

tifulgoods came in for every depart-

ment of our big store.

Over 500 Cases

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New Clothing for lsoys, ,

New Coats for ladies,

New llats for men,

New Underwear for all,

New Corsets, f

New Boots and Shoes,

' New Print Cottons,

New Ginghanis, New ~Ribb0nS, J

New Oilcloth,

New Sateens,

New Skirts,

New Waterproofs,

New Waists,

New Cl uthinq for Men,

New Hats fcr Ladies,

' New Dress Goods,

New G‘oves,

New Caps for Men,

New Hosiery for Ladies,

New White Cottoiis,

~ New Millinery,

New Laces,

‘1_. New Mattings,

_ New Shirts,

New Suits for the Ladies,

` N w Muslins,

_ New Cottonades.

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and a thousand and one other

new "things dame in in the rush.” The store is simply sparkling

,with newness. _ _

We’ll be disappointed if we don’t

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see you soon.

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ii-is ouieiers c0UNiY GUARDIAN as s

A house on Water Street is for

'ern California.

There will be service in the "Ged-

ion Sunday, March 8th at sevenlto Georget "n was comprised o lu'clock. <three cars e_'_1ay freight.

Rev. Jas. McDougall will p ig

Sabbath the 8th at Summerside at Victorias will decide the winners ol ,10.30; Searletown at 3, and Cape the trophy and Island championship.

Traverse at 7. ln the senior game the Victoria

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sale. See clasified column. M. H. Andrew, New Glasgow has ‘ ~

gone on an extended visit to south- _ Store Open 8 n. m- I0 6-00- ii, m- \ Irihpllueli 5 |908 '

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ldie Memorial Church", Spring Brook The cargo by the Stanley _,.sterday , 1' ,

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i -- ihave one goal to their credit while 1 ‘ ‘ , _ '_ f Under the edlcient janitorship of,the intermediate teams are on an § 'é ’ ,. ,Q Mr. Whitlock, brother of N. C., Whit-,equal footing as their last game in _ if? _ _ "_ ~`

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,lock,` Fairylnnd, the original vaude-,Sumnierside ended in ii draw. Thes

Misses Lillie and S ‘ s, I

,have been enjoying a three weeks' ‘the proceedings of the Legislative A ‘holiday at their home in Grandview, ‘sembly that have appeared in Th

iwere in the City yesterday return-Guardian, the remarks of Hon. Geo.' .ing to Boston 'E. Hughes regarding exhibitions, _

` . -_ lmade in his speech in the debate o

Track Club, R. A. Donahoe of Rose-las they should have been to mak

'champion athlete of the University. have a central board of commission l _ -- lers appointed on which Queen'i

ford Farm and owned by John C.,central provincial exhibition celngl `

McLeod, West Royalty, is being of- held each year at Charlottetownmn.

,fered for sale. Further particulars every alternate year an exhihi.im at lare given in the ad which appears Summerside and Georgetown. Thu.:

elsewhere. every year there would be ii. lmvm

A very desirable property on the King's and Prince Counties would V ' ' 0 .' '

`North River road known as the Mil-,be well represented, he would favor al UR magnificent new wan paper dlasigus [or .’ 968 are now here

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Vernon River this #renin-: le:i\'ing\f>r KiuI»Z's °°““tY HS W011~ there at six o‘clock and #:a‘ling :it --f

River and the St.Paul hockey tea at desiring to attend will govern in:-m

team. Messrs Gaudet and McQuillun but, his place was nb‘y filled by Bro

Advertisers are again reminded tha and games all too quickly passed tl their “changes” must be received a ,time away. Supper being anniunccd

'interfere with the setting in type of,til th parting hour :irrived_

,Mr. Hinson, formerly a pastor ofgdny in the evening_"_(;0m,

lPrin¢e street, suprise church in* ----------- this City. Mr. I-Iinson is well known RUINED HIS FEET_ to Maritime Baptists for 'his long Used a ten cent Com Sa1ve__!0r

land suocessful pastoriite at Monctoniquarter he could have cured his . and IS B fflmilfkfilllf? Preacher-_ Omtffrgcorns with Putnam’s Painless Corn l and scholar and his personality is Extmcton Use the best_i-Put.

unique. His highest ambition seemsv,,nm»B_»-

to be to preach the gospel of Jesus _____i__._ Christ with Holy Ghost power. Mal* _ t Hinson is ,I mm, of splendid physi. Telephone subscribers are lure, que. The tall slim man of one

hundred and forty-tive pounds known paid into the Telephone Companyo

missioner for Canada, says in part‘ - ' _' . of his report on Dairymg ~u thefneld, General Manager. 83d5i.

dustry is not making much progress

in the Maritime Provinces. The num- "

ber of factories remains about the e a e

same in Prince Edward Islanddastfor y

several years past. The pro uc ion -

of cheese and butter during the sea- zlld

son of 1906 showed some increase A

over the previous year and there is evidence that the herds are recover- ing from the effects of the unfavor- able season in 1905. At present there seems to be some revival of interest in dairying in the island province. The dairy industry in the province of Nova Scotia is rather declining in- stead of growing. There were 33 cheese and butter factories in 1900 and only 17 in 1906, the quantity of milk received in the latter year be- ing about one-thlrd of what it was

in 1900. Dairying shows more pro-l gress in New Brunswick. While thel, number of establishments for the] manufacture of butter and cheese has not increased during the past 6 years, the value of the products has increased considerably. The dairy lndustry in New Brunswick is assist-

ed and encouraged by expert advis- -

If we have an

account against you, kindly set- tle before that date. _

If you have an

account against us, kindly pres- ent it before that .

date.

ers employedAbyi tb: proviIi;‘ciul De- ' (

partment of g cu ure. e muiiu-, , `, f ~ facture of condensed milk is report- . _MW ed to be prosperous in Canada and 5; _- .4 shows signs of growtli and develop- 'I1 p ment. There are only four ir five es- i '~‘» \- *_* ~» ~*-=‘~’ - »- ~~-= »- tablishnients in operatinn, nur. sci-eral; --- - ----------'---'--~» -

others are projected. _‘

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Wanted-A smart capable young man as assistant bookkeeper. One; with City experiences preferred. Ap-; ply to Box B-12”. City. 2-Zldtf.

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The Reputation of 5'

srewluirs ‘ iiiiu-:.ii> ,

Has Been fionestlyliarned

_ Quality, Cleanliness

and Skill ,I _

iii" Manufacture have

made the name

our Chaps

Disappear Like ' " Magic WHEN voU USE

MACS’ WITCH HAZEL CREAM

Good for your hands, '

Good for your face, _ Good for your lips,

Then you will say Good

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A lloiueli old Word

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The last chance Vics or Crystals. Miss Rendle, rnilliner for Prowse i ` \ Tonight will decide it. All who cn- Bros. Ltd, City, has gone to Boston i);/1/5 °_i_ ,ll l \l joy good hockey should see thcse'and New York on a business trip. L ,/ ,_" 5,, '¢',_, ' ff games. _ --f- _ [pr _'_' 5, ,gil \\\\

_ The big hockey hiatch in the Aren ' -0- rf" pf ~

reach on ton ht between the Crystals and E *N

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adie Gilll who' In the necessarily brief reports of (I

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At a recent meeting of the hiciiillfthe address were not given as fully , _d f d

, _ _ B ' e wi esf ran e o u -io- ate . .heath was elected a life member. Mr.lh1s position in the matter plain. He 8 p

IDonahoe has been for four years the said that, in the event of failing to papera_evc|.,sh;‘wn in P_ E_ |'|‘nd

cial exhibition in f7harlot:c'.1>'_-:ii and ' _

A special train will be ini; ifuui xi country exhibition in either Prince

Port Vernon returning after the rig Tlic third series of Court Abeg- hockey match. The fare rnvi-il-;n;; weit entertainments was held at the admission to the rink from \eiiion-home of Bro. T. F. Drake on Tues-

River and Port Vernon seventy day evening 3rd inst. The committee _

cents with special lqw rates from of management having decided to all way stations. ` hold the social semi monthly what a

_--- liiionth is too long to wait for a

ln ii recent game of hockey played good thing) and until further notice

between u. Canadian team from Rainy they will be held as above. Members ,_

St. Piiul, Minn. Two of the plgycrs selves accordingly. Owing to the in the forward line were Charlotte- stormy night, some of the members town men namely Frank Gaudet nnd did not attend, notably, Bro. Von Charles McQuillzin. --The game result- Clure Gay, city, whose vntrsncing ‘cd in a victory for the Rainy River violin selections were greatly missed,

this oiiice not later than one o’cloc a daintly laden table was quicklv sur- shnrp and their business locals no _ruunded, and here again, Mr; i)._~il-e later than three o'clock oi each weeklsustained her high repu'.:~.tion, as a , day, exclusive of statutory holidays, caterer to the w<i'its of the iuneri to insure insertion in next issue. All|mnn. After supper, speeches lumor- received later than the above hours ous, and complinieavvry, were i-_vcn ii

will also appear when they do notlby Bri; A. A. M.o'ire nu-;l others, un- l

‘the regular news of the day. hearty vote of tli»i_i‘-rs was wnriered | -- the kind host and hostess, which was

The Maritime Baptist refers .in aliluly responded to. Bio.-J. l>i_l`rt~lie ,

recent issue in a fiatteriaig manner to,i5 next on the list, for ~sr_ ,>,..|_.1,'s l

notified that all unpaid relvpnonc rentals for the current term must be ‘

to 'Charlottetown is now a man of n nearly two hundred p,_,uudS_ _or before S_aturdny, March 7th. Tele-

,phone service wi9/ be discontinued to

' ~ ~ - _all subscribers remaining unpaid --'

Prof. Roddick Assistant Dairy Coin _after the above date W A Wim

Maritime Pf°"i“°°S= The “'“f>’ i“'

'ville board here is warm cosy and will be most interesting games and \‘ YE* / _, icomfortable. ' iwell worth seeing. _ ` `“` /

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Remnants

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or less

are now employed in the (;._T_R_ W. E. Smith, Mrs. Geo. Carver he-

-i- ing the skilled accompanist. Sia:,_ng `

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second choice.

and ready for sale. Our selections for this season we _un hesitatingly assert are superior to anything ever brought to Charlottetown, in quality,,a.rtistic merit and comprehensive- ness of range.

In addition to a full line of the best makes by the great-

; est Canadian wall paper makers we arep handling designs

by the best and largest wall paper house in the United States, and a num- ber of high grade, artistic decorative ideas imported from France.

_ Qur sample bvoks are ready, and a telephone message will bring our

magnificent range to your door in short order.

"nw" The showing of remnant lots Rgmngnfs l 5 still goes on but every day sees the

_ range sharply depleted Still the

widest range of the sort ever shown

in P. E. I. awaits you liere

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SUITS , i _

\ Thai 49c Tweed is Making Excitement

.~\nd well it niziv for if certiiiily is the best bai'g;iin ol`l`».-i' ue

have put before you for inziny :i rlsiy, The iange includes li;iiid.oiiie .

l t-eeds in light grey effects in niziny paiteriif. The fabrics are all

woo , the widt`ns range from 46 to 56 inches, the prices were 72-: to _

$1.55 and to-day you can choose for

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famples sent iiny\vlicre to anybody outside Charlottetowii

‘ on receiptofa postal card request. In ordering please nuike a __

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Newest embroidery collars in standing turned

style at zoc z5c and 35e. New wash belts i ii latest embroidered styles at i5r iqc 25c 3oc 5oc Some wanted shades in Soutiiciic braids al. 30:: ptr

3~95

Another list of handsome lace waists at 8.75 A big case ofthe new silks sent out by express dir- eci from London by Mr. MacLeod who is selecting ni-w _ ideas there that will be as usual exclusive with this store,

More of the/Wanted New Things 1

The ex ress coin any has been a ood friend to us and to 'ou this

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-last few days. Hundreds; of the _newest things of every sort have been brought promptly to our door to fill your needs. Some of the last things are: ,

i " More of,the new lace wiiists made over silk

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only ... »~-e » .

The first lot of the handsome new ideas simply vanished and we expect that this great new lot will only be with us a few davs

I B ex ress esterday-beaiitifully made lace waists made

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over a removable silk sip, throiiqlily new in every respect, and better

thaninany a line that you have seen at $5.00. Our price

Another lol of those $3.95 lace Waists _

feather beds.

‘ John* 1.\Tevv»on’s Old-

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I am still buying feathers- goose duck fr heps neig feathers preferrei but I still have a market for a ew 0

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