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f,`f_` ._f"._1.,_ '_ `{' ‘~=¥L;-ii__€ii»gi~i»ir. r..r._e,.i_i__ii_..5,-_.___ The latest news, iirst of all.. l D. G. Fofrhrs. 'l`yne Valley left yes-` *Q Pneum

W I ~ - .. za ____ _t d 1 C1 _ _ John fiyrne._<‘i¢i'. nas._ii_ulai~ ie-

atermans ldeal °’ “" °’ “‘“" fi f

, his recent .ii-.tileut as The

I-lou. George Forbes, Vernon Riveri _`~ comm H'm,_

_ 'Bridge, was in the city yesterday. | Rev. A. D. McLeod \\' s a passen-,iw be out m’°‘m` gmc

The wa to camp the dollars is ,lmyiger to Sourw y_ef'i_daI‘ l The annual baz_aa.r and teaf ln St. 4 '

told in tlie classified' column on first RW- Wm- Penna Cl Shediim was a James Chnrch wm»tuke place in St" Nu

visitor last week to St. John. Jam” Hall 011 April 15th. Campbell will lecture in Columbusi

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mg Hi’ Price Webber with the Boston' A number 01 Canes were tried be-i

paee of this issue

y' " W "` Comedy Company is at present play- fore the City Police Court yesterday.

The ever read and reliabl ' ing in iereaerietnn, N. B. \ --

Y e writer No matter what

i bomething ne\\ in skating races at

Style of Pe” YOU d€Sir€, the \Vatcrinan's Ideal will supply Rev. Gee. Ayers or Harcourt, N. Bjthe Arena -next Wednesday night; two IIC lvilllt. well known in this City, preached- re- h0Ul‘S S0lid "lCi¢€m¢l1f-

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cently in Centreville, N. B.

__ _ _ _ l ~ A program of rare riniiyiiicnt han- _ ,_ r _ _ _-__ _ .. . .- .. W H _*_ bm, ,,,e,,a,.ed fo, New \.,.,,,,,_,,,,_,,._,,d Mis. Rackham. Ury.

PHOTOGRAPHER

\Q‘“You can always rely on getting the

bcsl in Pbotogrnplis at G.ll, CO0|{’S All fhelcadliig styles to choose from.

STUDIO-In the new Deslirisriy Block The Studio where Baby is always welcome.

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li You llave

a cough, cold or tightness in the chest take

Hughes’ _ i

Cough Mixture'

It cures . Price 2 5c per bottle.

oso. E. iiuoiii-:s

Af o‘hecariau Hall.

New Tailor Shop

Now is the best time to

leave your order at the New Tailor Shop, for your next suit and overcoat as he is giv- ing the best of satisfaction to

Maintain Their

Popularity

The most popu- lar Rubber in Canada to day is the

GANADIAN RUBBER

Because it possess-

es, style, fit, fin-

ish, and will stand

the severest tests

his °uSt°111ef5~ to which they can

New Tailor Shop

Great George Street,

and home bakery

|24 Gi George St.

Try us for your next Bi end and

Creaui-'l`nrtai' Biscuits. Pnttics, Turn- overs, Genuine home made. Open cwry morning al 7,30.

|50. Lunches a speciality

Sirloin Steak 251'.

lilciiiis, lima-l, lhiticr and Tc.i loc.

Ladies Rooni in Connection.

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Evaporated

Apricots

lu order to increase the

consumption of Evaporated Apiicots we have reduced the price for one week only to

I5 cents per lb

Apricots are a good healthy

delicious fruit from California and make excellent pies.

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For Easter Photos

Call at our Studio. |27 Grafton Street,

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Phone |92 J.

"The delicious flavor and aroma

of "Salads" 'Tea is preserved by

w the use of sealed lead packets. It

is never exposed to the sun,

h dust, dirt or nir, as bulk or

. . ‘ ‘t _ in nccd of aPlnmber or Tin Sml ioeee tene rn-e. A teapot test win

Anyone wh Us 8 G t Ggor e St. show the difference.

to call :it tiic Model Tin Store, I3 Tea g~

/‘ll work first class. Satisfaction giirll11f°°d' :our iimnieinndei cni. _piver ou ` - ith Guni cal an ' I-Iypop osphltes 1

Lovi est Prices on Work' :imc and “Soda is a reliable remedl’

_.It contains the tonic and nutritive

. properties of these popular rcrnedies

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,tonight as will be sceni by the Iinder on page our. _

of the big two hours skating race in

iiriente for this date.

Advertisers are requested to have

their “chan es” in r h

Mrs. Robert Henderson, nec Mist

thot pldce from Winnipe

The funeral of the late Dennis Mar- ail hdiedilit F1128

ce, Donagh Lot 35 Friday morning,

in Fort Angus eme eiy

With their usual enterprise Bruce

S'te\va.rt & Co. of this Oity- have

ine engines. ‘They have secured plans from the best American designers and are now prepared tio receive orders, und as the motors are constructed with renewable bushings in all bear- ingt, will be iound most convenient to pui~ch~asci~s in this Province. The Guardian wishes the firm success in its new undertaking.

A movement is on foot to have an-

other match race between Nellie Hangs, the speedy more from Suni- iricrrslile and Mabel 'l‘. of this city. .The distance tu be three quarters ul'

The recent match race between thcsc

which was won in splendid* style by

cintion was held Tuesday evomiiig. The election of officers retulted as follows;-Hon. Pres. Lieut. Gov. Mc- Kinnon. Sccond I-Ion. Pres. Hon. John Richards. Pres. J. W. Ryan, City. Vice-Pres. Prince, Rev. Dr. Gauthier, Pnlmer’s Road. Vlicc-Pres. Queen’s, Henry Howard, York. Vice- Pres. Kin‘g's, Richard Murphy, Mur- riiy H. S., Sec.-Trcas. H. E. Miller, City. Supt. Geo. Lightizer, Audi-

tor, H. V. Longworth, City. Directors George Chilton, R. V. Longworth, John Whitlock. A. E. Dewar. George Lightluer, City; L. H. D. Foster, Marshfield and W. A. Miller, York. Further details will appear tomor- row. - ____ There departed this life at Hamp- ton, at one o'cIock yesterdaiy after-_ noon, Robert lnce, aged seventy-five years. Mr. Ince, who was- one of Hiimpton’s most respected resildents, mnrrled Elizabeth Hardy of Little‘ Yirk in eighteen sixty-five, and leiives to mourn, beside two broth- eru, John of Boston, Mass., and Thomas of Hampton and one sister, Mrs. F, Ferguson of Hampton, four

sioner’s court for some ten years. In 1879 he was appointed clerk of the County Court which position ho held till his death. During Mr. Ince's life- time ho took a prom:ine11t~pnrt in the work of the community, firmly np- holding cverythlng industrial educa-I tional and beneficial and was hiighly thought of by those with whom he had occasion to mingle. During Mr. Inee‘s illness he was frequently visit- ed by Revs. Messrs McLeod and Thomas who s eak most hi hl'

for coughs, colds and general debillty,

f Rev. li. H. Stavert, formerly of _ _

Summerside now of Harcourt, N. B.,i that CIW Wnlléhtr

wedne5d,,y_ March 10,,_h_ is the date ' was a recent visitor to Richibucto. ,

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,the A,,ena_ Make no other m_,,ang9_ An excellent paper on Shn»<.speur_e_, _____Soi;pt¢;_r to c\\__€i;_<_.°_>:_l(;, tl:_i;vi_e__:2~_:_\ied is

was read ueiore the members

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'n'clock today, his sons having arriv-

ed yesterday. |vious night was thirty ioun degrees

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g fo t e Morning, . '

inniiy and 'rne Rural Deny not inter 0” M°”d“Y 0'. th” Wefki D' .Hi than tm a_ m_ on Friday 0! e,.,ch,Lowther severed his conriectrou with;

Iweak as part of the big Saturday ‘ the writing staff of The Guardl-an, tissue-is printed on F,iday_ and A. P. _S_tarr, of Halilnx succeeds’

to the position.

of this City.

i Friends of Miss Bella Murdock, dau-

ng\i1n,wo'i noson e.! ~_ th, from injuries sustained by felling' ghter g_few§;'te1:§;T£gck’tgfhfggcitlitzr from ii tree, the day previous, will, f__'_`_f_r___Yu e at Runhord Falls (Me) to, take place from his father‘s residen-' g , . ' ' a I

,George L. 1 hillips, formerly of P. lu.

March sth in eeverftiiiriy. iritermenti ffl““‘;,_e;,1`h§{”°,§,°“‘°,§‘,°f,e;”“”_pSfff°f,';‘,‘§_‘fi

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_ Telegraph.

V E. E. Poole of Woodville Mills, left

commenced they manufacture of igiasol- by the s‘S‘Bw"1ey Yesterday lnolmng

for Moose Jaw, Sask. He will have

y a w

f0,.U.aveuing companiOnS_ Earl M-m._| days, her rdxmise will be the more

son son of D. C. Morson, Cardigan, and Miss Pearl Layers of George- town whois going- to take o iroin- ing course in n Montreal hospital.

Do not send communications to in- dividual members gf stall. Every- ithing should be addressed "The Char- lottetown Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E. L," and on the lieft hand corn- ir nt the bottom of the envelope should be "advertising," "Subscrip- tion," "News," "Editorial," or "Tour Editor," accordin to the

n milc for two linnidrcd dpllars a side. gontentg, , g BURNING SCALP'

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_two pacers was for one hundred dol- The following p,,1,u,, of Quran IMS R H146, OVW H hull "me C0\11'*“» Hoiiare School have been awarded the;

Palmer Method Button for Muscular

the Sunimersiile racer. Much interest MC,\»¢,ment penmanship; Eddie D“f[y_i '

is licing taken in the p!'opu_-ied match ,100 F1ynn_ Reggie MucD(ma1d_ Frank

lllld ull l0V€l‘S bf B é-'O00 F000 11090 lvlirllnrcy, Louis Wynne, Vincent. Train

it will niateriulize. - ~

ui, Guss Stanley, Eddie Cullen, Percy lrandr gan, Lleo McCourt. Frank Mar-

Tlie first fiiinunl meeting of the tin, Cietue Meouaid, Frank Coyie,*o| mana stop the nelung and

Prince Edward Islivnd Poultry Assn- l"nti'ck M¢Qu8_id_ James Tminm-_i |,|"»n|ng_|‘¢¢p¢h¢ scam heanhy

Loy McDonald.. These buttons are iiivnrded to pupils who have taken un the Palmer M-ethod of Business Writing and who have done tho first twenty'-five drills satisfactorily. Pal- nirr Method Certificates are _granted tn those who have done good work

in th whole (nurse f 1572 d ' 1_ _ llsy'n Harllnu Soap cures Eczema red.

e O nl S irrniph ai\_d chrippiil h:inii:~. and all skin ilis'enr.ea

T* Kcc sslim iii ii I i "=' ~ ' ‘

“Something doing all tho time; no

tiresome delays, a continuous per- formance from start: to finish; the i ig two hours race at the Arena Wednes- diiy night.

iBranch "10 C M B A in 'his city

Mrs. G. F. Dawson, wife cif Rev.lM°nday evening' I

-Mr. Dawson, Chatham, N. B., is vis~i - _ i litirig ner irttiier, Rev. Dr. iiueetis, nt The Past” “I th” A“"1‘°“'," M°“"i

'Halifax well known in this Province ‘must and Baptist Churches In Sa°k`i - .

' '- ville, N_ B., are all natives gf Primm, ly ill for some time, will regret to

Mr. Stlover has received permisslon|Edward Island Says a Fredericton

from the Department at Ottawa tcg exchange'

change his boring operations to Uigg,' _ *_* _ .

about A half mile south of the sta- The h"le;_a"l §§ thi; latle HT' Ma? tion, and intends starting for there ‘new Smlf' W B e pace mm h B today" late residence _Hnmptoni at two

Margaret Irwin, of this City, who' . Miss Gertrui1e'Sm}ith' Qlhok f%1imil"i

1 . di . T _| ing for a nurse in ew or _y_, is

__1_t_ip0be_;:_r_isi,_p;:e pg _t_l;i;__\_v_:_n:p_i_g;___ ,ggi visiting her sister, Mrg. S;_muel _:nay-I

, _ lor of New Bedfor , ass, iss

husband woo has been transferred toi Smith is __ daughter U, George Sm._t,,

3._.:,_._:_::.._.;.;:__,._,.,,_ _,,,::,_,_: IHE QUEEN’S COUNTY QUARDIAN* *°‘,_._.;f_._;:,_f

. ___ oday_ will be Prohibition dey at

_ Head Offltas In New P|‘0wSe Block C_lltfl`l0`ll8IOWll~ _p_l;_e_§_pl_f;_r_;r_(f_r;urt. Three ewes dome BMalc_olrn W. Nelson of Stanley,

Subscribers please note that Ewen

Stc\vart’s residence has been connect- cd by telephone, nuinber 350-J.

_ The Birnk cf Nova Scotia and the Royal Bunk ure to have a friendly `:;auie of hockey this afternoon in the Arena. _

, F. A. Conroy of this City -has ac- ccp‘i:d ii position in the Metropoli- tan Bank, oi Toronto, and leaves for

Geo. U’Connor, Halifax, and James

their mo‘|`icI‘ the lute Mrs. James ' O'Gonnor.

The many friends of L. R. McKin non. Hampton, who has been serious-

_learn that he was not expected to 'live through last: night.

The warmest registered yesterday)

was twenty three degrees and the coldest eighteen degrees nt nine last' night. The highest registered the pre-

‘and the lowest twenty. .

The annual meeting ol the share-

-holders of the tfharlottcr ii-:ri tsleam Navigation Company was lxel'l in their offices, Great George Street, _yesterday iorenoon. I-loo. Williiam Richards, President of the Company, presided, and the o.iicr directors, Hon. Benj. lingers, and A. E. Ings, and some shnrcholdres were present. The financial statement of the year's business was presented and passed. The old board oi' directors was un- animously re-elected.-I’at.

Her many friends will regret to

learn of the death of Mrs. Jas. F. Curtis of this City, which sad ovent took place nrt her home at twelve- thirty p.m. yesterday. The deceased lady was the eldest daughter of the late John Mutch, Lot 48, and was sixty eight years ci age, Coming so soon after the death of her husband, and all;-r an illness Ui onl fe ~

keenly it-lt by her relatives and friends. She leaves 'to mourn three sons, John W. in San Francisco, Wm,

IM. in Boslin and Charles at home ulso one claugliter, Mrs. Fred W. Prowoe, Boston, who arrrved shortly before her mother’s dca‘Lh, also four brothers und two sisters. To thc bereaved family and relatives The Guardian extends its deepest sym- pnthy.

Il you are troubled wllll

DANDRUI-`l~` Ind lll ITCHING,

will positively remove alltraces

and clean and encourage the growth ol new halr.

Do not delay as the dandrull

Igerm ldlls the hair roofs and i stops the growth ol hair. . 1 -' is Nor A DYE. in AND soo. Bo'r'rl.r:s, Ar nnuocisrs.

p ic in I-ii 1, ._t.iliu|1i1ii~is. .Send

Zcfnrfrce bmlan. “ThcL`.'ire oi the Skin,” “The Corelli the Ilriir."

Phllu Hay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J.

A-we nnysid

The Red, White

And other constituents of your blood are powerfully enriched and vltallzed by Hood's Sarsaparllla.

It increases the red corpuscles and

makes strong tho white corpuscles, and thus protects and restores the health.

It cures scrofulu, eczema, eruptions,

cstarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous- ness, that tired feeling, dyspepeia, loss of appetite, general debility and builds up the whole system.

sons, Joseph and Hammond of Capei _ Ge* _H°°d'9__s“"f’“D"-'W9' ¢°d“~7~ ,Nr Wqm Nome, Alesis, winter or Deseiiie, | '° "f -I ' ' " "“_ 3°’ ';_.____._G.-_-_-ei- __E

New St Patrick‘s Day Pest Cards,

New Easter Post Cards,

New Floral Post Cards,

New Comic Post Cards,

NewV ew & Name Cards.

Just received nt

l'|, A. Tanton 6. Co |44 Great George St.

\\ Ai.

We have just received a

further sliipinent of new model

Empire Watches

l-lvcry grade is fitted with

Double Roller escapenieiit.

All watches are made of

solid nickcl and while not expensive, are planned to meet the requirements of exacting service, and to last a life time.

Each movement is stamp-

ed with our name and is recommended and guaran- teed by us.

Empire Watches are good Watches.

G. F. Hutcheson

and Fred at home, also one daughter __ Mrs. Albert Sturdy of Boiiion Mass. ' ° '

Deceased taught school at Hampton , r.\~*"\§-,yi » Marine Gasohne Englnes'

and was also a diroctor of the Haimp- ’/I1, |\`\+°' '

ton cheese factory and clerk of Hump- 7 1( .‘ ‘ L

ton Lime Co., for n number of years. E I-5 - he was also clerk of the Commis- ,` ~.

Fin- the pniil six ycnrra we linvn been rnilcni orlnirlo uct athomugli iuiowlediro ofiho nov- rri- uonilllionii iinilnr which a ilshernuui often finds liiimiolf plncul on tho exposed voluil wut- cn of lhn Mnriiimo Provlncou. to consider the riiiiiiiri-nicniii of their biisincsn. what ulylo of

onirliic will best meot all dnmundii pntupon it .iniiiuill not inko up too much room or inter fvru with the hand inf of nalln. trnpii, otc..in limits. The unfinn wh ch we are now offering I- ibn ri-suit o. those your-is of study and is for nll nmctii-Al purpoiioii far ahead of nnyihlinr

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Charlottetown Girls Hockey

he/d a_ practice yesterday after-

is confined to his house with

Guardian regrets to learn of continued illness of Councillor M.. Reddin.

Hall. Subject "Institutions of Chivalry." ,

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed

Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to to cure any case of Itching, Blind, 'l4 days or money refunded. 50 cts.

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QUEEN ALEXANDRA IS ILL.

andra, suffering from ii. severe cold,| has decided not to attend; the Courti at Buckingham Palace which the Kings will hold alone this evening.-

continent has not been altered. Weather conditions, however, 1-gn. der exposure dangerous to the neen

Q .

The _King has decided to purchase

a seaside residence at Worthing, ten

onia. -

LONDON, March 3. - Queen Alex-1

The King's plan- to proceed to the\

miles west of Brighton

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MARRIED

i.LIVINGS'I’ON-BLACKHAN- Af. 41

Cambridge, Mana, Feb. 28th, 1909, by Rev. Henry Holwey, Mies Phoebe M. Livingston, formerly of Charlottetown, daughter of Dun- can Livings-ton, to William Black- man, of Cambridge, Mass.

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t T“°6d“Y °"°'“i“gi R“v~ T' INCE-At Hampton, March 3, 1909,

Robert Inca, aged .5 years. Funeral will leave the house this afternoon at two o'clock for Hamp- tnn Cemetery.

PILES CURE-D IN S T0 14 DAYS. Menzon-At Riverdale, wednesday,

March 3rd, Cassie, daughter of J. J. McLeod, aged 16 years. 'l"u'ne'ral to I'-xartsville Cemetery at l p. m. Saturday. ASHTON-At the Somerville Hospi-

tal, Somerville, Ma.ss.,l‘*ebruery 17th, 1909, Ethel B., beloved daugh- ter ol Emma and the late T. W. Ashton aged 25 years.

McKENNA-At Newtown, 'l‘b\irsday,

February 25th, Mrs. Peter McKenna aged b0 years.

l\\f\ONEY--In this city-, March Znd,

Kata McCourt, widow of the late John Mooney, aged 57 years.

(`llIlTlS-Entered into rest art Char-

lottetown, March 3. 1909. M375’ ADD Curtis, widow of the late James F. viii-tit-, or H. M. out-toms. in the 08th year of her age. Funeral notice later.

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the old country.

Light 'grr unds

spots etc.

All This

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Sword Dance Highland Fling Sailor’s liornpipe Irish Dances etc The Very Best Yet

Illustrated Songs I

high grade American Kerosene

We are the largest retail linndlers of oil on the Island;

which proves that we handle only the best.

Asli for Pratt: Altral.

, 25 cts per gallon.

23 cts.

Bring your can and have it filled.

SON Grocers

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