titre.

Onlya few at these prices: $8.50 re

duced to $5.50 and $$6.OO'1:educ‘ed to 153-75- I _

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I vvEi_.i...Na Pie.

_ I , _ .ii-:\vi-:i.i~:n.

. I

-_ Fora real good plio- - _ _tograph try

, New DesBrisay Block, _ . ‘

1 'rite studio wwe Baby ii alway- ‘ ` Welconin

`.‘.._...._ . ____ _-___ __ _ its rubber season in makeyou Strong ag..-in and .oofiy ' everybody wi l l

want them. Those who '_don’t

» f

After an attack of La Grippe

Hughes’ Digestive Tonic _

' in unexcelled. It nourishes imp*

_ strengthens the nerves, im_pf0v¢S th,

appe io, aids digestion ani tones np the whole system.

‘- _ Price 25c per bottle.

GEO. E. HUGHES.

- Apotbnrriries Hall

I. EVERYDAY

is iargain day iiow at our store. Yotican buy shoes cheaper now than at any other time. Our prices are lower than others for same class of gondls. It will certainly pay ybu to` see our stock before you buy. Vile crrrv the largest stock of ladies' shoes at $2.00 and $2 50 `i,i pair in town. just as good as Incst at $3.ooa pair. Try us for yloiir next pair.

Au E. McEACl|EN

The Shoe Man. in \~i'f1-llit

Moi'tgagc Sale

l`o be so`d by pulilic auction at the Law

Courts Building in Cliarlotietoivn iii Queep's County on Friday the twentieth tiny of March . A. D. |908 at the hour of twelve o‘clcck iiooii.

All that tract piece and parcel of laml

situutelying afid being in lot or ’l`owii~ ship Niixiiber 'l`hir\_\- 'l`i\ii~e in Qiieen't~ County' P' ince l'Id_w»n%l islaiiiii hoiinrlei‘ and 'described as follnn-ft ilni: is to sn\-:-- Houiiiledon flu- .\`orili by n ro.|il l ndini . fiom Brackley Point Ito d to Co\_'elieni‘ Rodd on the t by iuiiil in possession o` fiavi<l‘8ihn\V1J'$t\ie5oiitl\ by lands non Jr formerly in posse sion of l)nncaii .\ir

Callum auf! on thc \\'esi by llrnckli-~ Poiut Ron contiiininpg |`ifiy acres oflain' i littlmrllofe or less. The abohr sale is inode pnrsiiant t_~: power of sale contniiu-il in xi iertniu in-

denture of inortgrpe bearing dnt.. the twen|,_vf0i|rlh dnyo Drcember_ii.l_). i9o6 anilmiele between Louis C \\’riizlit of lin ringlou in Queens Co_ixnty, lfaririer and A iii Winsloe Wright his wife ofthe dine rt aiul the iiiidersignerl of the dther part. _For further particulars apply at the office of' _|_qp1es}. jolinston, Soictor, Stiiriipeihi Block* Charlottetown, l’. E. inland. . f Dated this :nt day of February aD. i9o8 ` ¢ *THOMAS CAMPBELL

2-zidf5i . _ MortgHH-'*`-

Mo_Lepd_ fi). Bentley

Barrllhra and Ai=mrney~-iii.-law.

iitiiotwn. ru unfrisiiir or Non. ei-our Manny tnloul. ( YFICR-llilnlf Niirii Si ri'ii\ (li*ll~l-"=l'5

,~i|i'ii`i:ia_|liiirgain

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5. \-s-

V- _I.Adies’box calf boots.

_ _'Fm sizes 21;: mostly fe or -`f4l a ew

7. ii

I his line is worth

I $2.00

_,__-a-as-»

waut them, should have them just the same. . No Man, Wonian_ Boy or Girl should be without rubt ers at this' season of the year. i We'll never offer our trade “cheap” or rubbers we can-

not guarantee to givesatisfaction. '

._.___.__..-

l\ien`s rubbers 85c to $1.00

Wonien‘.~; rubbers 6oc to 7 5c

' Boy.=:""`riibbers 7oc to 85c

Girl-.’ rubbers 5oc to 6oc

Children's rubbers 40 to 55c

Alley ®. Co

|]H.|I.II.IlIHII$lIII,

Kent Btroer,

Practice limited to .Diseases

of Eye. Ear. Nose, Tbfoat

‘ and Skin.

Eyes teated and fitted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOUR! -.

9 to li ii. in. l.:.‘i-_‘till p in. 2.

Evenings lu' annoiiitinant

dtww

Co df ish

_.__

-We have some very nice table cod- , fisli in stock. They are large thick fish nicely dried and skinn- ed and give splendid satisfac- tion. We have also ltliellloueless Codiisli in small and large boxes put up at the Souris Fish l)rier. .\lso shrcded Codfish for making

fish balls.

BEER Qt ,GOF F

just n minute,

And have a looll all, S samples in our studio. ' iest niountings - And latest styles. _ You can_get_ . Everything in photos Right at our studio.

-ri-im: <:=_ui='=

~ ~ lllllllllllllil Bllllll lid

.weilwill .close 'them that enum-but not

cbt 'this-_w_eek for inobrintel- . 3 The famous _

_ ¢_1_i_¢ '

' » 0 _ raaonrrnaaoi I & c ° omaiiiirma mfluviif ~`

fllE__ _ _ ARDIN

inn ofnm an nmrfooré emu--`-biafnmim' O

James H. beard, Cavendish was Last. evening Prof.- Barlow spoke in the city yesterday before The Teachers' Federation on

.._.~_ to England during the coming holi-

mv. s. J. woodrooio will mama-day “M011-

the men' amoeting at the Y.ll.C.A. 1' _ on Sunday afternoon. The pruent inoiitti of March has

up to thin date not been marked by

Any girl desiring to l ad and the usual wide variations of temper-

iiewa setting should app y at this aturepoeulfsr to the month. Appar- odice at once. A good chance for tlie'sntly the variations of weather oc- right_gtrl. ' lcurred int month. This month in

-.-- Ifact liao furnished remarkably oven

The Y. M. C. A. boyii Will give awoather the thermometer registering

ifmlmll-'l° 0l¢°l‘ll°ll\m°|\f» lil DlVlU0ll not much on either side of the freeii-

all at Kingnton tonight. Admin-'ing mark except a few nights ago sion ten cents. Iwben it dropped nearly to zero.

-"'- |Yesetrday at 9 a. m. it registered

- Special revival services will be con-`26 above nero; the highest. during

ducted in the Prince Street Baptlstlehg day was 30 above and at nine Church for a few weeks beginning ian night it was is sbovs_

Sunday evening next. - ,-1- ‘ '---~ Last night marked an occasion in

MUCH Bymllitlly Wlll he lelli lOl' Dr- ,the muacal life of Charlottetown and Mrs. Lodge, Prince étreot. who that will dwell lor some time in the are mourning thc death of theifmemory of those whowore so for- Ilittlo nine months' old daughter,fc,nns,t¢ as to be present, nt. the which took view vesterday. ,sacred ‘eoneart than given in st.

--"_‘ -Dunstan'a Cathedral. The composi-

The first .city housekeeper whotlon of the program was most com- makea aiivlicativii at this i-iiive vi-ii‘meaaabie, in that it iuriasiiea forth obtain the name and address ct sjumberg of approved merit.and full ,country girl for general hoiww/0r\=» 'oi the qualities that convoy pleasure "l`l1° il”-N0 Will D0 BlV¢\'1 '-0 lvlf- \'~l!°,to the musically inclined. Bt. l’°'5°“~ iDunstan‘s Choir had four. numbers-

“"“" choruses, with a solo, part by Mrs.

MW- C~ M- C01- Cltyf Mt Y°5l°l" Byrne in one of them. The choir is

.day m°l`°l”l¥ °“ “ “mt "° ll” h°m¢ deserving of the highest praise for in s“mm°“‘ld°~ sh’ W” °'°°°ml7‘m’,tlie manner in which they rendered led “B ll" as Bl`“d“ll"“1° PY hi” all their numbers, doing credit to

friend Miss Barbara Nicholson who

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The ladies of Grace Church excel-‘

led their past record for excellent tens last evening. The Y. M. C. A. hall in which the tables were daint-I ily prepared was crowded and many enjoyed the social time and good supper. `Excellent homemade candy _ also mst with ready sale. .

Advertisers are again reminded tha

their “changes” must. ba received n this office not later than one o'cloc sharp and their business locals no later than three o'clock nf each week day, exclusive of statutory holidays, to insure insertion in next issue. All received later than the above hours will also appear when they do not interfere with the setting in type of

‘tha regular news of the day. I

A happy event took place at t.he‘

residence of John R. McLeod of _ Darlington when his neice, Catherine Ann McLeod was united in mar-riage_ to George Amos Rodd, of North Mil-j ton. The Rev. I. W. Green perform-‘ od the ceremony in the presence of, only the immediate friends of thel contracting parties. The bride was; attended by tier cousin, Miss Catlr, crine Isabel McLeod, while _thej groom was ably supported by his brother, Bruce W, Rodd. The bride;

_' ` ~|hnd been done and Charlottetown'

received many handsome and useful'

their instructor and to the splendid

W” "°t‘“'“i“g "° he' h°m° in C“"music they were interpreting. Among `P““d~ 'tlie soloists of the evening were

such well-known local favorites as Mrs. Byrne, Miss Amy Earle, Miss Lucy Blanchard, Miss Edna Sinc~ lair. Rev. F. X. Gallant, and Dr. Cavan. All these acquitted them- selves with their usual ability and grace. Among the vocalists not so familiar to the audience were Miss Constance Fitzgerald, “Lose solo, "0 Saliitaria' was inaizntfi- cently sung; Mr. Wallace, whose bar- itone volce was most agreeably heard in Luzzi's Ave Maria; and Mrs. Fraser whose solo was notably well rendered. A vocal dust by Miss Lucy Blanchard, and W. J. Brown, and an instrumental trio by Messrs. Trainor, Cantwell and Brown were features deserving of praise; and tha organ solo by Prof. Earle, the first. number of the program, was played with such mastarly abilit.y,that the memory of it lingered all through the evening in the minds of his hear- ers. Decidedly the concert last night was one of those events, as good aa they are rare, that can be classed as something worth while going to.

DOES YOUR SIDE ACHE? ‘

When the first symptons appear,

iub` with Nei-vll_ine~i-uh it in deeply. it penetrates to the muscles and

.prescnts. including a valuable organ‘ch°,.ds that an so,.e___mk¢B away

iam ‘ parm’ 5°* ‘mm ll" ““°l°°i|atiffness-removes all strain and in-

la dinner set from her brother,

flammation.' If the condition is

and a. valuable fur ruff from theichmnm put a N,,,.vm,.,e po,-mm pus.

|groom. Alter spending ri very enjoy- able ovening, the happy ioiiplc ac- 'companied by their friends, drove to Itheir beautiful new home at North

ter on the affected spot. This draws out any virus or neuralgic irritation, restores the tissue of their ».‘....il'ed lfealthiness, permanently vires .my

Milt/OD. Bild f-llelf Why was stmwnlwqakuess or tendency to |-.i‘..v. Nervi-

friends.

_ The third and last game, ending the altogether pleasant visit. of the

was played in the Arean lust i-ight with a ~Charlotter.mn team ii.m= .posed of men from both ihe.Abe-I lgwait and Victoria Clubs. The game wus the means of furnishing a third evening's sport which was thorough-_ ly enjoyed by all who had seen the other two games played on the pre-_ needing evenings in the Arena, and'

ful play followed the start of the game, the teams evidently measur- ing each other. After eighteen min- utes play, however, Ramsay of the Vics got the puck and into goal it, went amid a burst of cheering. This. was like a match to gunpowder andf _for the rest of the tlrst half the ispectators got a line sample of hockey playing spread out before them. At bali time no other scoring

braathed`bopefuily. The second half however changed the measure oi their fond anticipations. The play- ers went. at it with increased fervor! and during the whole half played the- ganie as everyone likes it played.| Enthusiasm was rampant, more par- ticularly as the Sydneya aliot__ilrst_ one goal, and soon followed it by a' second. It was then do or die for Charlottetown, and after some superb play Ramsay again scored] and managed to make things even and the score was kept that way till the game ended. The game. was a. fine one, clean, and leaving a. feeling of satisfaction and pleasure behind. The visit of these players and the manner in which the men in all the games controlled their feelings bas., done a lot to reinstate hockey ln popular favor.

The teams were composed as fol-

lows :-

Charlottetown

Goal-Campbell (Vics)

_Point-Cornfoot (Vics) ` Cover Point-McMillan (Abhies) . Rover-Reddln (Vice)

Centre-Ramsay (Vice)

Right Wing-Murnaghan (Abbles)<

Loft Wing»-Gormley (Abbiel)

Sydue¥ .

Goals- all.

Point-Publicover,

O. gvointr-Michtau. L. ing-Kcn all. Cantor-vliichmldnd. Rover-Richardson. R. Wing-Brehaut.

_-_~___...._.,._._.

i:_0ur' Compound Syrup of Hypol lioahitea in a great aprinhdtonic, improves the ‘ appetite.-bu a -up ,o nerves and restore! the bod! to

nannl _healthé condition.,-0nly full pint bot e. A. W Roddtn.

_all-fl_’,‘Y'ld° ' gqeoepi no aableiiiato-B if

_ hm B., Sunnyside. _ i _'

sydney Hockey team to tina ciiy,j ~

with the :ood wielwv of miwv,iiao Planters absorb ou the deleter-

ious secretions through the relaxed P0rcs and when used along with Ner~ viltne itself, every muscular pain or ache must go.

HE DIED OF KIDNEY DISEASE.

How often we hear of these sad

cases. ' The back-_-pains and headache were noticed-but not treated. Dizzy spells, frequent calls and languid con- ilition appeared, but nothing was done till the disease was far advanc- cd. Cure- invariably results from Dr.

'by many others as well. Very care- i,H,,mmon-5 Pms_ They “store per

feet health, destroy every sympton of diseased kidneys, build up constitu- tions tbat defy furthpr outbreaks. Because purely ivegetizble and free from injurious materials, no remedy equals Dr. I-lan1ilton's.Pills for Kid- ney and Liver complaint. Bold in 25a. boxes by all dealers.

Wanted-A few good girls to learn

Millinery. Apply to M. Trainer dr Co. 8-Gdtf.

Why pay $2.00 to $3.00 for a regis-

tered name when you buy afelt. mai.- tress. I can soil you the best felt mattress made in Canada for $13.50. It is thicker and heavier than _ one you‘llpny $15.50 for. Ninety days trial. Mark Wright, Newson's Old Block. 3--l3d1i. l

iiiii--iiiiiis

. of the headaches people are

sfflictcd with are caused, it_

7 is sta cd on good authority, j by some form of eye-strain

resultiiigfroin certain nh- normal conditions.

To detect and correct

these abnormal conditions is the work if the up to- date optician. I -r"-D ` Modern methods of ex-

amination, intelligently ap- plied, make it possible for us to guarantee sitisfaction

_ in all our_§optieal worz.

. .-_nan-»

We;operate_ four own

lens-griiidiiig plant.

. o. i=. noiciioon,

_.r i_ ler -_0p_tician,_ _ I

.l ._». _. .. .. .,,_...-.

of 'i' `

I Mail `STANi;EY~*‘i BR

E 0 ‘ ` I ' --L i _lA Tour through England. It will be

C a a In\'it|l_tl0na are out for an “At Homo" l`°m°mb*l`°d dnl" P"°l- B*“'l°W PW" f -I - -_ _I | --

no 5, ‘mm by gh.. |{_ 0| p, mx, w¢,1.‘poaea if auliciant number are forth _ - *X 1-only eo-ring. -mmm: w me in excursion rmri Here are , some of the Dress

Fabrics that have made our" Dress

.Goods -» Department, reliable and desir-

. able. `

All wool French Venetian newest

St ' d 'W ` ` ' f ,

'shades 45 ina wide. Yard 85c "pe omed tummy I. al"

green, brown. blacg.' 56 iris wide.

Princesa Broad Cloth. S_pecial vm] $145 I weight for spring suits. han some Beautiful Broad Cloth in two and _ brilliant finish 48 niches wide. three um; ¢H¢¢|_e_ mn and bmw" Yard $i.io sripes,.i4 iiis wide. Yard $1.35

Panaina Cloih. pure wool. French Queens' Cloth, a beautiful fabric. inlke, in cream. Navy, black, 48 wearing qualities unsurpassed, all ins wide. 85c yard the new shades. 45 ins wide. Novelty Suitings. woven of finest Yam 5"” selected wool and of exquisite softness, just the material for smart tailor-made costumes, 56 ins wide. Yard ‘L35

Cream Dress Fabrirs in moliair, voiles, Wales, sorgc,l’unaniit cloth, Albatross cloth, veiietiaiis. Prices from 38: to 8oc yard. '

I -I . . Your Order; The`Alwa.ysBusy Store

__ IQ>laclr,35c yard up.

Your

Mohairs ' and _ _.5

. Sicilians

Made .by methods

known' ‘only the.

Bradford weavers ' and

dycrs, has the quality and wear in aii almost

limit`ess degree.

Brown, Green and,

Black S_tr."pes. " f

Atso

Plain colors, uavy, `

creanr, brdiyh, sky and

I' . i 'Elegant C'oihs. for Man-Tailored' Suits - II

Ground Of rich brown and blue, relieved by stripes of

different colors. ` .

58 in. \\ ide 1.25 to 1.60 yard. ._ _ _ _ ._J

F-5_¥_eIi1eY .B1'OS-

Don't ~ Freeze

when you can get hot drinks at any hour exceox while you sleep at my popular resturant.

Hot I Chicken Pies

__ in abundance just the thing to warm you up and

,; makiyon feel good and strcng.during this changeable

Wea! or.

_ _ _ E. J. DESROCHES.

I _ .

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BOIL ER WORK

if our boiler woil_r. we have secured Mr. David Cochrane. who lmifla a techaicn. cntiiicaie lor boiler construction from the Technical College. tiliagow F i -iso had char eofthe boiler workwot ine Grange-Month ~-nd Gr-en-ck Dork

it-ig and repairing of Marine and Stationary Boilers. Wliri. in ~-»~f of repairs. of i-ew boiler write or .all us up bv telephone. we will give you: work onlim- inediate attention,

' ga-Our Prices Will Be Rlght"§’ff_'j3

CllARl.0'f"_lETOWN FOUNDRY and MACHINE Lo.

du.-iritst

12 _ - -1 B L.. .,. _._f - - _...___

BANK OF MONTREAL

i Esaiiirhoi isir. ` ‘ Capita $l4,400,000. Reserve Fund $ll,000,000.

Bonoray President, Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal. '

President, Sir George Drnmmonil, K C M G.

Vice President and General Manager. ".5, Couiatori.

A general banking business tranmctrd and n Savings Depart-

ment conducted. Correspondence soiclted from outlying places

Devosita in Savings Departmvnt and withdr iw- is fron- some

aatirnclorily arinugrd by mai!

Otlicv. for the present. tirnltoi Strict, it ff-w ~.‘.-mrii west ol

Queen Street.

ll-lgdttsrttstf A. M .|’ETERS, Minager

New Spring Goods

Have just arrived and they are beauties. Wu..

have been ver careful iii our choice and are well pleased with the result. Here you will find all the latest shades and patterns in suitings and trousoriugs. In fact we have the

FincsiSclcctioi1 In Ihctity

]ust drop in for a moment and examine thein_; it

will do you good. lf you can bepleased in Tailoring we can do it. '

McDonald. .& Perry.

THE NOBBY 'IAILORS

dttistf. _ 3] Gt. George S.

le now open lor busincs in ‘his 'City '

I I

Grand _ FANCY DRESS

c_inN|}_l_i_i

TUES DAY, March I']ih.

Prizes for best

Ladies’ and Gentle- niaii’s Costume.

4th Regt. Band

Admission Skating

and Pronieiiade 25cts. Ticket holders in cos- tunis free.

Arena Rink en.

l Realizing the necessity of having a (list class man as foreman *_

raid C0_ . of érauge-Moirh, Scotland. lie has I wide ex; evivrce in the build ~mul

Tim linkery where quality coimfs _

Better than Home- made Bread

Our bread is an excellent

bread. It is afirm, fine grain- ed white liread,and the crust has that rich golden brown color, which always shows the qualities of a good loaf of bread. lf )ou‘ll insist on getting our hread for atrial you’ll never have any other.

2 Pound

Lo.~.F 8°”

The NORlIi BAKERY

d n\\vf6m :£6 Euston St

FlllUIl*& FEED

r»i.

_a+-J' t

We have inf-"tioék the follow-

iubf brands cf flour.

Five Roses., Queen City. Phoenix Square.

Star '& Crescent;-_-_,

Also. Rolled Oats, Cornmeal, Oil Hell, (Ontario) Bl'nn,_ Slinru, Feed Flour, Hay and 0l`ts_ ‘

All of which we are-selling

at lowest prices' '

WHOLESA.LE..&L._R`ETAIL.

SPECIAL. We have just eeeived a shipment of dain- ged wheat which we are sell- ing cheap for feed.” _

' _3-4dwsrwatt

Mlillllli.