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We have removed our
office to the F. B. Mc- Curdy oflices, NEW- SON BLOCK opposite Post Ollice where all l kinds of INSURANCE is written including Fire, Life, Accident, -I Health, Guarantee, Plate Glass, Automobile and
Live Stock.
STRONG COM PAN-
IES represented.
Low Rates
Write or phone for
_rates when requiring insurance.
H. M. Davison ‘
Newsom Block, Char-
lottetown
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` -IT PAYS to buy in tliis Province.
-MR E. P. POLEV. Guardian re-
presentative in Albertou, will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising mutter. _
--MR. E. P. FOLEY, Guardian re-
presentative in Albertun, will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising mutter.
-DON'T FORGET Rev. H. C. ilk-c's
lecture to-night. in Epwortli llnll on “tiow to linloy Life." Admission ltr cents. 9035
-AN EVENING WITH DICKENS.
-The Young l’ooplo's Guild will give an evening with Dickens this (Friday) evening ut 7.30 in l’resbyterii-in llnll. 'l`hc programme is an excellent one. Admission iron. All invited
-TO CORRESPONDENTS.-Owing
to the increasingly heavy demands on space. 'l‘l\e Guardian cautions its cor- respondents to he as brief as possible in their contrilnitions. Only Real News will bo inserted.
-SERIOUSLY INJURED.- A tele-
gram received in Suinmersidc Wednes- day from lllontrenl stated thut Dr. A. A. McLellan wus very seriously hurt but hopes were entertained ot his recovery.--X. _
-FUNERAL HELD.- The funeral
ot' the late Mrs. (‘npt. Joseph Read took place \Vednesday aiteriiooii to
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Watches
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Eyeglasses Rings
arge stock on hand, special
combinations filled up as you may require.
E. W. Taylor
Jeweler and Optician
South Side Queen Square
90153-3- l6.\l til
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Af'
Stylish Spring Suitings
And
Coatings for Women
‘ We respectfully call
the attention of the
ladies to our New Spring and Summer Suitings and Coatings. They are among the most up to date that the markets provide.
You are invited to look
them over whether you buy or not.
We will seil the mat-
erial by the yard at the lowest price that can be obtained in the city or have it made to order' in our usual first class manner.
We suggest that you
place your order early to prevent disappointment when the season is ad-
vanced. ,
D. A. Bruce 156-158 Queen Street
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We have a sample lot
of Men’s Tan Goodyear welt boots, with double Viscol Soles all sizes in stock, at twenty per cent oil." ,lust the boot for Spring wear. '
Come in and have a
look at them.
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the l’eople`s (‘en\eter_v. The funeral service was conducted b y Rev. il.G. Fraser.-X.
--PRIZE LIST. - The following is
the prize list in the Nature Study Con- test hold recr=.ntl_v in the schools of \\-’estern Prince:-ist prize. Mays. Norway School; 2nd prize, llictionary, Mill l`ti\'er School.
-SPECIAL ..TRAiNS.- A special
train left Sunimersidr- at il o'elock 'l`iiesrl;i_v night for Emerald where it , voriiicr-tori with the Cape Traverse ice boat train ami returned to Summer- side at 11,30 \vith ir number ol' pas- serigers as well as a large quantity ni' mail thnt had been brought over by 'thc Minto.-X.
-PRIZE WlNNERS.- The \viiinei's
or the (iuessing Contest condut-`ted by [lolnians l.td., on Saturday last were Miss Amy Linklctter ot’ Linkletter iloud who received a pail' of $5.00 Invictus boots. hir. James Waite of Sherhrook who guessed the other lucky number
reieivctl a pair of $5.50 Invictus boots.
-PRETTY PLAV.- The four Act.
Ilrulna “The tiountry Kids" was play- ed in the t`. M. li. A. linll. Siinimvr- side, on St. i’atrich's night. The hall \\'a.s prnclir-ally full and I-:ich ot' tho players acted their part in n creditable manner. Special mention is made ol' the step-dancing by the Misses Sulli- van and a recitation by Miss Ruth Noonan. The play will be repeated tthis) Thursdy niglit,-ll.
-SPLENDID SUCCESS. -- "'l‘he
t"ol|nt.ry Kills,” as presit-iiterl at Sl l’anl`s llnll on St l'atriclt's night, was :r ezplenllid slit-truss. The hall was
lurnf.-rl away. being unnlile to gain Utlllll-*\Si0lI. that the iuanugeinont du- r»n|\'tl to rt-peat lt again last nlitlily l‘|u- sr~\'i-ral parts in the play y\'i>rr». well Ink#-ll :intl the alltlirbllct-. \'.'<>r<~ llvlllllli' ltlczisetl. \\'. Kelly and Miss I\r»ra_‘hit:I|\t3'|‘\:, Ihr-_ two “t}or|;m-y' l\\ds. executed their parts in a very vle\'f»r manner. J. L. i\lc(‘,ullm|;;|| pg the t-ountry squire. S. .I. t`.kmei'oii ns- UIC Y0l\l\lZ detective, J. J. l\lcNnll_v ns Dick llinrnierlng :ind Miss llertha liiggins as Aunt Melinda all por- tornicd cruditnbly. The niai-ell drill, “Salute the Flag." by 16 youiil; girls from St. Mnry’s Acnrleniy was excel- lent and their pertorniaiicc showed n high order oi’ training, 'I`lie Misses Sullivan in an irish Jig dniice. and lilies liuth Noonan in a recitation,
larins l\‘lag,' rr~reivr>.d encorcs. A
szile oi' lloillenlurle calldy was held liotween the acts. A splviidirl pro- llraniint- was brought to at close by singing " God Save the King."
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--DlED.- On ilie morning of i\inrcl|
lllth the Angel of Death visited the honic oi' Mr. Augustine Aheurn, Kil- dare, and carried to the grant beyond tht- soul ol' his adopted daughter. l\lin- nic J. Deceased was but iii years of nge and had heed ill for some time so her end was not expected. Death is always sad but particularly so wiien it conres to one so young. She was attended during her illness by ner pas- tor. Fnthei' Maurice McDonald, who also conducted the l`unernl service on Sunday morning to Sacred lleart t'Iiurcl| cemetery. 'l`hc pull bearers were Claud Leonard, Berton Foley, .loscpli l<`ole_v and Eininnnuel Aheuru. -~.\.
-MONTHLY MEETING. -- On the
evening of March i2th at the home ol. Mr. und Mrs. James It, llnntcr the members of W. l\l. S. ol' Atherton Methodist t`hurch were entertained on thc occasion ol' their regular moiitiily nicctiiig. Aflcr the devotional exercises and business Mrs. Robert Bell was niadc n life member by her three dauglitcrs, who were present. Mrs. Jesse Mattliews, Mrs. Jas. R. liunter ‘and Miss Florence Bell, and she was also presented with a piece oi’ cut glass by the ladies of the society. Mrs. Bell has been a member since its or- ganization in 1888 anti is about to re- move to Nova Scotia. Her going from us is sincerely regretted by nil. Al. the close ol' the meeting delicious re- frcslirnents were served by the charm- ing hostess, Mrs. Hunter;-A.
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FOR- SALE 4
Schooner Western Light
39 tons register. Carries about
2 003 bus Oats under deck ton
lille-rl to overflowing :intl so nmny were ,
-ONE CENT per word each inser-
tion tor advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini-
nium charge twenty-live cents.
-WANTED.- Two smart SWS ‘O
learn the milllnery business. Apply ill liolnian’s Millinery Department. _
:ross-3-isnn.
-MlLLlNERV.- I-lolman’.s show-
ing of spring mlllinery taslii0nB iS attracting wide attention. Their buy- ers persoiinlly visited the largest millinery salons in Arnericu und selec- ted the inlllinery for the firm at lIl'St hand. l-lolnian’.s showlin.: oi’ nc\v inli- llncry novelties and new niodcls is Wonderfully complete. This i'irnr also reports good sales und confidently ox- pect to eclipse nil records durinl! U10 present season 9082-3~i9ME1i.
\\'ES'l‘ ER N l’ERSO.\lA LS
-itirs J. M. Murray. Kc-.nsin|.:toii,
visited Suniinorside \\'e<lne.sdny.-ll.
-Mr. l<`i'ank Robhlee, Albany pnld
rr business visit to Sumuierslde on lvednosdny,-ll.
--hir. \\-'llliin McGregor, Lot ltl, was
in Suininerside doing business on Wed- nesday.-ll.
--hir. Reuben Her-xbert. Zllnlpcuuc,
was a visitor to Suninierside yesterday -X.
---Dr. A. \\', Leard retnriicd from a
visit to .\'e\v York and Boston Tues- day night.-X.
-Mr. Thonias _.Galnhlc. West l)ev-
on. vnniq- in to Snrninersidc by Wed- nesdays train.--li.
-.\lr. iihninanuel lil. Gallant. ltlerch-
nnt. St. Timothy paid a visit to Suni- mcrsidc on St. l’ntri<tk’s Day.-li.
-Mrs. M. l\lurph_v nt' Kensington,
camo in to Sunnnersitle Wednesday
ternoon.-l i.
--Messrs Thonias Dunn.St,Eleanors,
and Chester Tuplin. New Annan
morning and returned home in the nf-
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' The
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spent s few hours on Wednesday, shopping in town.-H.
-Capt. John Read arrived ln Sum-
merside Tuesday night by the special train to attend his mothers funeral which took place Wednesday. He re- turned to Georgetown by the after- noon train.--X.
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TIGNISH
ALS.-The funerals ol' the late Peter Gaudet and John,M, Doucette at Pai mer Road this week were well attend ed, showing that both had been highly esteemed during their lii`e-time.-Z
-PATRIOTIG CELEBRATION AT
TIGNISH.-ln honour of " St Patrick s Dnv" the niembcrs oi' the A.O.H Society and nil true followers and be lievers in the sanctity of this [Heal- Suint. celebrated the dny nn Wednss dnv in Tignisli. There was a Solemn High Mass in Tignish tistholic Church in tim inornlng and u C0llC0\'l in A.t`).ll. Hall in the evening. High Mass was celebrated bi' RW- M0" signer D. M. l\'IacDonald. assisted by the lull choir, which gave special unisie. 'l‘l\e sermon ol' the day was delivered by Father J. 1"- J0\\l1Sl0\l~ assistant pastor of Palnier Road Parish Church. who had been specially invited to speak on the lite of this great Apostle. Taking as his text: ‘ And the Lord said to Abraham: go forth out of thy country and from thy kindred. und out of thy l`ather‘s house, and come into the land which I shall
land up to its present condition, and also on the life of St Patrick, from his ilrsl. venture into Erin when th'
God-fearing one and all due to th
ii
of God. The hriet' space availab
‘was from a far western country,
show thee." (Gen. xii. 1.) This well- known orator and scholar spoke ‘ .
-LARGELY ATTENDED FUNER- planted the. Cross and began preach-
di
length l'roin the early history of Ire-
.lt
will be inadequate to give even tie
salient points brought out by the speaker, St Patrick one day appeared eases the pain, destroys the roo s, Summerside, P_ E‘ Island before St Celestine the First, then the a corn for all time. No pain. Cure 9080_.,_1,m2i|_.H reigiiing Pope. and told liini that he guaranteed. Get a. 25C. bottle. oi" ` " ' in ,“Putnam's" Extractor today.
which lie had lien kept a prisoner. \\\\\ NUI mhlihipd to escape; that he was anxious to return to that country t° "|118 his .tttlptors under the yoke of the true religion of Jesus Christ. The head Qfihe Catholic Church was so much impressed by this mun's sin- cerity that no gave nun run authority 10 so and preach the Christian doc- trine to them, who, as he was told. Wvrsliinpeu idols. st Pan-icir, after mnch travel. landed among the lrlsh l1€0Dle once more and ou its soil
ing and from that day forth idolatry melted away and virtues or every kind buddod. bloomed _ and flourished throughout the length and breadth of the land. After this Saiut’s death ireland still flourished under the Christian yoke,.but was destined to revolve a wellnigh fatal shock in the year 795. when the Dimes landed and started to plundr and wugo war on the true followers ol’ the religion ot Christ.. For over three hundred years, this invasion continued and at last. at _the hniids of Bryen. the shores ol’ Dublin Bay were purpled with the blood of the vanquished invaders. Then again for over a. century ireland was under Christian rule, only to again encounter another sat back by different rulers in the Mediaeval Ages, who tried on divers occasions to break the faith of the irish people from their allegiance to Christianity. But through tall these persecutions the followers ot' #St Patrick adhered to the early teach- ings of their Apostle, and so strong
nised the world over and to day its exiles have caused the Cross, wlilcl
throw its shadows upon all parts of the civilised world. Tile splendid show of respect for the veneration of this day, dear to all the sons of Erin, given by the large body of the A.O.ii.
couiitr_v was nothing Init a people \vor- SOCIEIY- WIIU 1089!-h0l‘ m&l'Cl1@<l UD i0 stripping ine inings or nanirt-, and the Sanctuary rail and received wm- knew noinnig -of christ. and ins uns- unmlon. was fi splendid tribute to the sion on eurth, up to the time ot his death, which. as it is clironicled.
brought the "Emerald isle” into ai C INSTANT RELIEF country known the \vorld over as a
e
organisation.--Z. t
Paint on Putnam's Corn Extractor to- night. and corns feel
zeal and noble work of this serva t D
le better in the nrrrn- l
ing. Magical the way “P u t n a m's"
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_was their faith that it became recog- to this Waist for women* It_haS_that Smarts
dressy appearance, that distinctive style so
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is the true emblem of Christianity, to` much In demand'
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There is a dainty, charming appearance
This is the latest word in a high quality, low
priced Waist; made of fine quality smooth voile finished wltli elaborately embroidered front, -wide cutie and the popular new ' “flare” collar. Seams are hemstitched and the waist is finish- ed in every way to rival lines at almost double its price. Send us a money order covering the price, nllow Sc. for postage. Leave the rest to the Royal Malls and Holnian’s mall order service. You’ll be satisfied with the result.
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suits were-made to sell reg-
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dollars, fit -boys from 5 to 16 years, our extra special ' . price while they last. . .
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a shrewd and economical business man-
the prices are out of all conformity with the high qualities included-the value justifies more powerful adjectives than
we have at our command.
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$8.00 Suits
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Suit Prices Reach a lowerlevelthan ever
When we named our clearance prices ".;i=_._§- '
last season, we thought we were giving
values we would never be able to eclipse- `
we are eclipsing them now-greatly. The price _you pay for clothe is mighty import- ant-it assumes its greatest importance, however, from what you get for your
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that are going to increase this store’s reputation
for good values-- 1t’s a greater list than we’ve published for many aseason. Here’s the reason One ofthe largest Manufacturers of Men’s _and Boy’s Clothing finding himself heavily overstock- ed offered us a lot of clothing at an exceptionally low price and as a result we shall offer this entire lot at a price never before heard of. The lot includes every imaginablesuiting in tweeds and worsteds in all the most Wanted patterns. 4
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of all last season’s soft hats,
is good, come in and look
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protect the ears, mad? of
tweed and worsteds in styles and patterns, all
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to $12.00. Present '90
" Overcoats ; .S $3.68
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Boys’ $5. to $8.
Boys’ college overcoats
these coats are made of a good quality Tweeds, Naps and Chinchillas in all the latest styles. *Shawl and convertable collars' with half belt at back and cuffs ‘ on sleeve. Lined~with good weight tweed ‘linings, all sizes regularly sell at $5.00, $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00. Our extra special price while they last. I
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