‘L (MARCH 23- 1 _ " ` 'ml r.x'rns'r News ' ' THE CI-IARLO,T'I`ETOWN GUARDIAN rmsr or snr. " ' PAGE SEVEN

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All rim down. cially ti d thin, , ? what f° take? en :iii direct tiialyeoiii-e'¢l'<§°¢'ii>r. mam? |i°.'.'i.',`f.' gfo Ayel{'sblr?)|:i-alcohiimlic Sarsaparilla. No alcohol, no si:iinula~ ...."-.. ...,.....P“‘i..:'».:.:'°r.i..*;’“2.°...=:..f"°“= ”*°s*”°=.2=f

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llead Offices ln New Prowse Black---Charlottetown.

Tho latest news, first of all. [

James McCasvil1e was given $4 or'

fifteen days in she city prison for

Pretty Combinations in Rings `T`~ 6

I Solltalr Dl&!1]0I1tlS1_Ol11‘pl'lCCS range fi-Gm has been connected by telephone

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'- -. $12.00 up.

Con1binati_0ns:-We have in stock some of the pr-ettiestdiamond and ruby, pearl and ruby diamond and saphire, and 1nany other

combinations making very pretty rings indeed,

' .being drunk.

Telephone subscribers please note'

that G. H. Taylor's jewelry store

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The warmest registered yesterday was thirty one- degrees and the cold- est at nine last night was twenty, eight degrees. The coldest the previ-' ous night wus twenty nine degrees. |

Sometime ago the Charlottetown

Board of Trade forwarded to the

Messrs Warburton and Prows Ot-

w_ W. Jeweler' Mini..-,er of Marnie and Fisheries and

PH 0'|`0(i`RA"PllE If" i W "T" Ui'

f'You can always rely on getting the

best in Photographs at G.ll, CO0K'S All theleadlng styles tochoose from. STUDIO-In the new DeaBriaay Block The Studio where Baby is always

_ welcome

lf You llave

a cough, cold or tightness in he chest take

Hughes’

Cough Mixture

It cures . Price 2 5c per bottle.

GEO. E. HUGHES

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New Sprint! touts

Call and see those new spring

goods at the New Tailor Shop; they are direct from the manufacturers in all the latest shades and pattern

The latest New York fashioi

plates to hand every month.

Cleaning and pressing attende

too.

MURDOCK ROSS

140 Great George St,

Opposite B. Carter Sr Co'.s' Auction Rooms

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Synopsis of Canadian North- west land Regulations.

ANYporaon who is-thc .~nl<- html nr an fun ily

oranyinnlo orcr lil years nhl. nn\_r li-\|n|~

sleml it quarter-.=celion of nraillnbli-. lnnnininn land ln Mnnilnhn. ro.-trail. lu~.\\‘_|n or \\llwrli.. The applicant n\\|~l i\||pt~ur in pi-r.-.ni ni ihi Dominion Lands A/_'envy or -iii:-.\gl-nr-y for the district. Entry bv proxy |nn_\' lm ||u\dnui any Agency. on ccrtnfn conditions h_v futher pxother, son. rlitughior, brother ur .~i-ter ol xntendi h de -.

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Duties.-Six rnnnth.~" rr‘sirli'n¢‘.i' upon und

nultivatloilofihe lnnrl in can-li of ilircc _vt-nr.~. A honiest.e»trlcr|nnylive within nine mills of his homestead on it fnrni of nt least Fin ni-r1»> soloy owned and oct-.iipied by him nr l»_rhi_- hther. mother, son, daughter. ln~oiiu~rnrsi»~lc|»,

ln oertain districts u liolm-..~<lon<l'-r ln good

sin ndlnimny pre-omni, it qiinrtcr-.~'ci't inn a'n|n.:~ aide his ulncntuad l’rii-c$i.0ii|icr:u»1-c. lluili-.ii - Must reside sixn|onzl|.~'in cnt-lint' six si-urs from dale ofhornostruul entry ii|u~lnil.|n; the i||_|-v reqlliredtooarn hoinost.eiul pntoutl und cultiv- ate fifty acres extra.

A homestcnder \vho luis exluiuslcd hl.~ hnnu--

liuad right and ou.:-not obtain it pr-_--ciupiion may in o n p\\rr.‘-hnscil honio.-icuii in rcriniv- rliltrlolfl. l"riC0 $3.00 por umi-, lliilii-~-Nils( reside six mont.h~1 in owcliof tin-cu your:-, rnlilv- vntc fifty acres and erect s. hou.~'c worth 810.00, Y

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_ Deputy Mini:-tornf tho Interior. NB.-U nautliorized publication ui' i lin od vcr- iscment will not bo paid for.

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Why It Will Pay Yo |`o Buy lnvictu Shoes

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tawn., the suirveymade of the ice con- ditions by Captains Gillis and Myers

The outward cargo hy the Mineo

“this morning from Georgetown will

include two cars wheel one ca

and seven cars way freight.

` In St. Peters (iathedral the fourth sermon ofthe Lentin series was preached by Canon Simpson in his aole manner and listened to with ,great intrrest by those present. The concluding sermons are entitled This Prayers, and This Patience."

Do not send communications to in- dividual members gf staff. Every- thing should be addressed "The Char- lottetown Guardian, Charlottetown,

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Notwithstanding the unfavorable

weather a fair audience gathered in the Baptist`Schoolroon\ last evening .u hear the address given by V. Creed onthe progress of Temperance. His presentation of this great ques- tion showed careful study and re search as many important and inter eating facts were given. At the con clusion of the address a vote of- thanks was moved by Rev. G. R.

White and seconded by R. H. Jen-I Jenkins and supported by J. P. Gordon'nnd others. Recitatlcns given' by Miss Stewart and M. R. Bethune added much tio the e\vening’s enioy-

Last night New Wonderland' showed to good houses all evening. The coun-I try stofre was an inovatiofn that sent. away twenty five happy people. Al Allen impersonated the country store- keepu' in capital style and had a pliasant word to give with every pre-

,s`ent. In his musical act he proved [beyond a doubt that he is perfect

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s luits, _rue car turntpi-1_, three horses master of musicar in,,trumen¢s_ Hrs

and six cars mixed freight. The in-

ward cargo included two care flour

triple tonguing on the cornet, bers.- t'cnc solo. ligs on the cello-the hard- est cf str.|.r,; instruments--and his slide trombone solos took the house by storm. His solo on the trombone 'played with' his foot and the imita- tion of the saw mill were features of his entertainment. His quick make up in the presence ,of the audience created much amusement. The picture pwgram was not neglected and Fred Dillon sang the popular song' “Rain- bow" with 'elegantly colored slides,

as only Fred Dillon can sing. I

You’ll know the d?fi`cr-

ence between good and bad leatlicr only after you’vc worn it.

It's than that the infor-

ior leather shows its defects, both in looks :intl wearing qiialiiies.

When you buy a pair

of sliocs you are at thc incrcy of the i1r~kt-i'.

If he ,puts inferior

lcntlrr into thc-in lic-`.~; going lo lose your future trade.

P. E. I.," and on the lleft. hand corn- er 5" "ln bottom 0! nm UUVGIOIJG The April Dclineatt.-r marks nn- should be "Advertising," “Snbscrip- other Step in the progress, of the for-9

pippi; E‘£;e:_ve',"’ "Edlp1¢;rlali" tgfmnst of women's magazines. ln en-

° » l~°°°l` U8 0 0 largod form, sumptuously' illustrated,

contents. it offers a. fascinating table of con-

*””’- _ ' cr Robert . Pear ,

The sermon preached on Sunday iJe.nt§.'t$c?mId1:sl1e‘ii|>es “The rinse Dri-

evening last by the Rev. S. T. Wood- matic Event of My Life,” and Wil- ma fl`0m the tell "1nHHmUCl1 IB YE ltam Estabrook Chancellor considers have done it unto the least of these the question, "Where Shall We my brethren ye have dc-ne it unto Live ?" me,” was one that made his listeness one of the most interesting articles feel the- better for having heard it.. A of the month is by the famous pro- beautiful feature of the musical ser- ducer of operas, Oscar Hs.m_me'rsteln, Vice WHS UW Singing of “The story who discusses "The Future of the Am- ,lof the Cross" the solo being tluken in €l`l¢Bl1 Prima DUHUHU Marie VH"

.nn able manneryby Miss Earl, il/forst contrgniitcs an intimate stridly

-_ o Carmen yiva in ani article ent t -

l A1, the Y, M_ (;_ A_ the boys mom. ed "At Home With the Queen of Rou- ing meeting was one of the best uf mania." Dee K. Frankel tells “What this year, and the attendance over Lil? Insurance “muy Means-",~"Th° g|my_ Hm-um Jenkins gave the boys Cluldreu’e Conference" at Washirngtsin' in "wat inte,.c,,.f_,,,g and i,,St,,.,,_,t,ve and President. Rnosevelts airld-ress re- tnlk on Palestine. So vivid were the "ml what the mfwemfent 'ofthe bmw' descriptions und so inrpressivc the mi (ff dependen' children is accom' le~'suns brought out, that one could pblshlng' _ _ _. _ . S':zu‘criy hclicvc out that MT. Jenkins 1.trhF_|,]ctit0n ,c0n,fm,m§`,“n,h,the' high I hail lately visited this most interest- x,er'u:' S amun -U Fm in m("Lm` _ _ l`l1c fashion secuin is the best: thai. ing of nil lands. He certainly has mn he _qu um .Phe 1.8,.” Ima, nmtlc a careful study of “'I‘he' Land ,,,,_| 'thél %E;,pg,.`m.,,.,,t c,,,,,h,,,tc‘d -.[5

iiictlildgstlrisokrenibifildyieliilticllbnslniibsyii, Mrs' Clara' E' Simcljx are Suppzw' ,_ ‘ _ _ ~ inenicd by The Dcllnea ur models and

lhe orchestra is growing and will- be - _ . ~

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larger next sunday ivtisrlldnb alnous in all parts of the

THE GREATER DELINEATOR. l

But. if he uses good.

high grade. .~‘clcct~ tl leather

The Hockey Team, composed ofthe

_ MH. BIRCH REPLIES TO

studs of the 'Guardian and l~}x¢.\m.ner, H0N_ MIL HUGHE

it means that your pur- vllases w<u\`t stop with thc one pziir,-~~y0u'll be- come 1|, permanent biiycr.

Men who buy imc pair

of INVICTUS Shoes keep on iisiiig them from year to year

Because I NVICTL S

Slloc-‘ arc made of the best selected lczitlrt-is, by skilled workmen, on mod- eru rrachinery, over sty- li.~h. up-to-date lasts.

'l`l1ey‘rc made with the

ohjcct of giving the maxi- mum of wear, style ,ond comfort that any shoes can give.

Price 14 50 to $5.50

Alley Q Co

Ch"l`own Agents. .

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AJOURNAL of in- - formation for all Literary Workers. Thirteenth year. Only permanent and suc- ,essful magazine of its class. Tells what editors want: hc wMSS. should be prepared: where to find the best Iirarket. Answers ev- eify question that you | vllant to know about 5 the business of writing

K °°'0n,-ICE HOURS Corrected for every Wednesday and V ,_. §F_`i<__ All k f 1

herefoy accept the challenge of the

Bilrlwfs for 11 friendly same Ofllvckev “ir--`-I n0erce_'tiiat in your report and will play any night during thc of the prooeedin s of the Legislature, ‘ prrsent wcek provi'di‘ng notice is that the Hon."‘§i'zo'rgc E. Hughes inf given in ample time to the secretary, reply to Mr. Wyatt ancnt the Tunnel:

A. 1”. Starr, Guardian ofiice. The lin; that ‘fhe objectled to Mr. Birch’s re-I up will be as follows, Goal, L. Young., solution, but onl'y in order that ther Point, A. P. Starr, Cover Point, 14', better' resolution of Father Burke,l Newsom, and Forwards consisting of =1‘\0lJt2¢l ata P\‘€\`i011S Hleellirlg bf the p_ Duny' _}_ Dug” E_ y0ung_ and Board might bc reaffirmed." Mr.i li. McDonald. The team in case of Ile- Hllgheb Will have I-0` Het 50m” Oth" 1 feat will gladly provide a s,,mpe,.‘ excuse 'than the one given, for the; and will in either case look forward “"5°l‘{t‘°“ 'Wd “Y me al- Hlllifakl with pleasure to the satisfying of the “'"S 3"" Father B'~“`k°'“ “`°'1'd' for; me . _.___ . 81 L . in » d ,n_ Amherst on the 15th August 1906, .. deposed priest nf the Episcopal $308 w,_ybh° skauld obiect. to xt in Chu-rch, who was formerly stationed h ' T es; MTW.” f'° hlmself' Per' at Charlottetown Quebec and other ape -le t ough it was ln feebmr 1 _ ' ' hands in 1908. For Father 'Burke’s rc-

Lanadian P°'“tS‘ Dr' Lloyd was com' solution always contained thi

mitted to the care of relatives. Dr. ,,,.,,,,h ...ro compmte the terispmaé Lloyd isa native of En;-gland and a C fed" tio nh P 0 ~ 'rad ate of Dorchester Colle e Ox- on 8' n w rin” Edward P U 3 1 Island by the construction and oper- ffifd- While \'¢¢t0l` Of H" EPWCODHI ations soon as possible ofa Railway ' (`bur¢h Mal' Pittsburg. PH-. he 1011111” Tunnel under the Straits of Northum-

ed the "Society of Mission Priests of Leglandg' &¢ &c_

*St Philip." Three years ago he was JAMES E_ BInGH_

ilected Bishop of Oregon, out as Some Alberton, P. E, I,

of the clergy in Portland objected to 2G't.h March 1909.

of Rome Brooding over his troubles Bears tho

Flour Becta per bunch

82.50 8 to 6.

lll. A. B. 8| onus Henri- 9--1 ami 2-a

Oaimeal

Ducks (pair) Chickens (pair) Potatoei

n FNTIST Pork '

Over Jenkins k Son G°“° New Pnowsn stool: Turkey (ver lin

3 to 8|

$1.00 to 1.25

75 to $1.00

21'

8) to Bl

$1.00 in $1.25

16 to 18

for the press. Ioc a copy. $1.00 a year Send toc for sample copy, or 25c for three recent numbers.

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I filinrlotiolsiwn. P. Ill. I. - Hny pr-5399.1 par erm $8 (9 33,50 "”""""" Hay loose per ewt 40 to 45

f Whlf.6 OEIS 46 f.U ‘ll x====:~;~==~ Black ont" " 45 tU 50

Butter fresh per pound 22 t 38

’ Eggs 19 ti 20

_ Straw pressed per' ton $5.00

. Straw (loose) ent 25 to 90

- Beef small is to 10

“Ten is more susceptible to foreign

_ --- influences than even butter. Title is

it we ham on ham, 8 qunulity of "ry why it should never he exposed 'to' 1'/he

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"me DIY Codfnh lakmnedl' also sfvcnl lbfi-d o|ia<?li)ets dl 'fbalndmdw Tea geggzrhe cnses of Boneless Codfisli put up in one the te. in an Rs mauve go,,,1.mBs_ In_ ..ndiwo und cksgee slat u on “Ba-lads."

Tdiwn lOl' Ellstel' lhrbeiers. Kippered HerrinE5- Ohm’

. l-‘innsn Haddies and Trout- § Pills- Perfect Liver Plllo-Bt\iaft'|

BAYER, Photographer |27 Grafton Street, Phone, |92 J.

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l Also Smoked Finnan Hnddies Smoked

-Zambulr- Osrriams Compound -- Dr»dd‘s Pills- Oha8e’I Goode- Pink

Dysoepsfa Tablets-I-Iay's Hair Health and others- Diamond Dyes (nil rxlnnlq-ia) ot.c-A. W. Redrlin, Phem

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"MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE " STANLEY’S

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Weather De-

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Our spring coats were opened yesterday. We

do not believe in getting these too soon cr rather we leave ours later than others so that we can obtain the latest ideas of the manufacturers.

'l`hes».: coats are from the best makers in Canada

and are thoroughly reliable.

All the linings and trimmings used arc the best

obtainable. The seams a'e all neatly bo md and the buttorholes, properly made.

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'I` wo button, fawn, covert cloth coat. 6 25

Semi fitting, rounding front. self collar, 0

and niannish pockets. Hip length each

$6.95

Three button semi-fitting, ccat of self- striped covert cloth. Mannish pickets, self collar. Two side vents stitched down and trimmed with three buttons each, hip length.

Made of striped covert cloth semi

fitting _-io inches long, all seams are 0

strapped double straps on cuff. Mannish

pockets self collar. ¢-gel-|

Black Coats

6 Exactly the same coat as the covert

0 cloth advertised above with the

each exception that it is of Black broadcloth.

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med with straps $ ll 6 5 and covered but- each » ` tons, self collar.

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Stanley Bros .-,"*

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TRY OUR

high grade American Kerosene

OIL.

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 your can and have it filled

his advanced churchmanship he dc- . '

_ _ - ern-<1 to wen election an JENIUNS (dl 50N Grocers

_ ll r'¢-:»A.s;¢¢0OQCOOOOOO9§‘}Dr_ Scaciding. a former Toronto man, | _ d L if

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wrs cho en in his place The ill-feel- lvn engrindered apparentl nett'ied‘ F" Infsnu Bud Cl!-i1dl'8l\ ` " -"* ‘ - "~’

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and parting with former associates ‘ V undermined his health. Eisnnwe °f » '

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|» fri-<°nt.sthe movement of our tl size

New i Model Empire, Watch.

it is A Solid nick el mov omev t

substantially and accurately built, and belutifu‘ly finished. ' and calculated to init n lifetime

if properly used.

$7. $0

buys this high class I5 jewelled watch cased in a strong nilveroid case.

The same model with 7]e\\-els.

for $6.00. :Every w-itch isinsured, to the wearer by the broadest possible guarantee.

G. F. Hutcheson

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The Confederation Life

Is a. strong reliable Company, with a record of

thirty seven successful years.

WRITE FOR INTERESTING LITERA'

TUREREGARDING THE COMPANY’S PLANS OF INSURANCE.

E. ll. MITCHELL. J. A. WEBSTERQ Co,

Soliciting Agent,P. E,Island General Agents,

Offices Morris Block, Charlottetown P. E. I.

Kent Street,

frsctfceéimited to Diseases

E . N 'rar 1 . _ :md S’§,,_ ”' °°°' °‘ . - Anyone who is in need of aPlumber or Tm Smith

_ CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS _-:gig .

Hayes :med use amd for ____ _, to call at the Model Tm Store, 138 Great George St

~ r- wor irst c ass. Satisfaction guranteed. --

_ Saturdays issue. __ "'§..~°\P` _ -

”,‘§:mf_'“'§‘,___ _;°:2_:;_‘;n‘;‘° ._... Lowest prices on all work.

dtww _ Beef quarter 6 to 7; I,_,,,..»-..,__,f”"f¢..>>.ly si’

_ Cabbage I to 5 -‘ "' \ y .

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