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TIIE GREATEST
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EVER HELD IN TIIIS ]’ROVlNCE
'HIE BIG 2 IIOUR
._ RELAY TEAM RACE '
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
AT THE
Admission 25c
_ Balcony 35c
ARENA
_THE 0UEEN’S "COUNTY GUARDIAN
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I Head Ufflces in New
Prowse Block---Charlotfetowm 7
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I Races tonight, Arena Rink.
in the City yesterday.
at 12.59 and tomorrow afternoon
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and will take it to the mainland
day.
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The tide will be high this afternoon
David McKinnon sold al fine car- P
rialge horse yesterday to James Dee, `Sh
of New Glasgow, for a good price UE
The latest pews, Qrgt of 311, Mrs. Solomon Rapson of Miillyurn,
lwas in the city yesterday.
i The small cost of a claasihed ad
Crisp Moore of Westmoreland, was_'and the IJ0SSibl€ returns ure told in
i that column.
pears in the render on page four.
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_ Miss clara Proctor, Hunter River, lviSiti1\sMl'H» James Herrellu City.
has returned from a very pleasant U0
trip to the United States.
Rev. J. Pinkerton, well known
Moncton from a visit to Boston.
»Kenna, Lincoln.
in; The many friends of Mrs. W. H. P.
¢_(,lCook, York, will be pleased to ‘earnl i
,that she is gradually recovering from '
gher recent illness.
There are several special features at
at New Wonderland tonight, which ap-
eople wishing to save money 
     Advance ghgwing gf
ht bill today and receive the dis~ 
Miss Annie' McKenna, who has been ‘
w the guest of F. and Mrs. M
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Mis Robert Stewart Monta ue sind
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.  ,Mrs. Dan Stewart, New Perth, we,-e_ Sixty beautiful views illustrating
‘-»* " »’_‘,"\; among tm. visitors to this City ye,,_ _tho life of Marie Antoinette anld the
terdny, lFrench Revolution, will be shown in
‘ ith
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t \;,,_,,,v_ Heaney Jenkins’ the popular ,,u,_.Y. M. C. A. tomorrow night. N
~ 1‘,__=§§" :' ',~.»_., > cher of Mt. Mellick, has sold sixtl
S  _{'./F/' S  ,ine uve hogs tu Jehu orare, cliiii, ,J
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Spring §tyle Hats
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The Guardian has been asked t0`°f th” '3°’“P““Y» held at Weteflo
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to in the Police Court item yestendlay Pe" later-
\vas not Wm. Munn, Euston Street. C' `”"
thuge who so kind; ,,595 the Union Commercial Colle C'
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This will be 'the last big event oil J- A‘ McDonald 5” C°~ l"°""*5 Hin
Seafortli Acorn, prnpl‘ir_'Loi‘ uf’ thc sue'
rned from the 39th annual meeting Ni
'say that the William Munn r ferr Ontario' 8' repo" of which Wm- aP`i I
,___ Iiarles Trninor, son of Bernard
The thanks of Kimberly L. T. n_lT'“‘”°" P' O' Department- has-l'
,this season, su take ,,dv,,nmge of the,are 'prepared to do ‘chimney building
iUDD0l”tnI11`ty tc' see the greatest skat-'bathing' paper h“_“g“‘g wld, decomt
,ing race evcr held in the lower pro-_mg with plabftermg if spenalty' _at
,vincesy in the Arona tunighh ,special low _prices until May 15. hor
further particulars nee rid in this is-
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Lgdge, N0_ 172| is tenderdir to aulcompleted the Commercial Work in  jf' _l - "'_,’,‘ 2
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The lslutuhl Life of canada, has re-l 5 ff ». l if f
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make their concert ol March '5th such.H" Wm "OW enter the ahorthfmd D* _` r, ' '- ` _fi-_:=§-f"  i  1'  '--'~` l,
A grand suCceSS_ ,pnrtmeut_ _ Q '_ ;=_'_-2-;`--._'  -_ '-;<=;?»J"'- <-
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_ 0. Arseuault, Provincial Manager: l=»     
TIBIE WAS NOT so long ago that
the careful, discriminating
wonlan-who knew the differ-
ence between wearing clothes and be-
1ng_ well dressed- -hesitated about
buying her suits ready for service-_
and had theln made to measure ?
But matters are different now
and indeed it is hard for the most ex-
pert maker to put in the trim smart-
ness of style that the llanrlsonie ready
to wear garments possess.
;.7§“."I`o-day a big advance showing
1.
We have pleasure ill niuiounciug fllc arrival of olir New
Hats in the latest spring styles --The best English and Alllcri-
can shapes--soft or stiff in all thc newest colors and black.
~ ' i The English Ilafs
The good old reliable “Christy’.~a” make, (have been sell-
ing them for thirty odd ycalzs' and no kick yet.) Collie and
see the trappy new styles, the best evcr.
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American flats
The celebrated Hawes $53.00 hats-so wcll known iii this
city “Swellest New York styles"-the young men‘s hats.
(Green rliades thc latest) Also the famous “Stetson Hats" in
fall wanted shapes $5.00. `
Are you Interested?
in
Spring Clothing
of
Course You Arc
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\Vllat mall is notin-
tcrcstcd ill the subject of
what will be llcwcst for
Spring ue r; without
cgotisul we can suggest
no surcr or niprc author-
ituiivc source of ilifcrill-
ation than a personal
review of our spring
showing of clothing.
Our stock is row at
its best, you are not
confined here fo choice
frolli a fcw lllozlels, and
this spring the number.-
of individual styles is
greater than cvcr. The
stylus arc authentic, and
fit perfect.
V .» »  finv 'ludblflck worsicds
Mcll’s aurlyflllllll “1°“~" ”“‘t`° ‘ y ‘_ ' ’
se;-ges and viclulus, 1
ored and made in the
good to look at. Ca-“Y l° Pay
loublc or single breastcd, splcildidly lull-
uewqst fashion, you`ll find olir clothing
for and easy to wear, Wc`ll fit
f We uarziniec
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You Perfectly "Bild YW ll lhmk `° your*
Olll' VBIUCS Cflllil0l Ile h`lll‘[l3~5»‘lCll~
$0 00 $10.00. $12-50 "P “$25-°°P°"““°

 
Sllll'lIHCl`.
‘deeply regret her suddcn death.
gregation.
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one twenty-five each, turkey per Ib
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lib twenty-two to twenty-three cents
and eggs per doz twenty-one to tw-
lcnty-two cents.
A lecture on "Old Time in P. E. ls-
lnnd" was delivered in Cherry Valley
Hall, Friday evening, by H, prominent
business nlan of the City. The chair
was occupied by S. A. McDon'a1id.'l'i-ie
lecture was one of the best over given
in this section of the country, at the
conclusion of the lecture a hearty
vote of thanks of the meeiiing-moved
by Jus. C. Irving, seconded by Sey-
mour Youngnwas ten-dererl the talent-_
edl lecturer. A number of baskets
were then auctioned ofl by that prince
of uucticnecrs, Benjamin Carter. the
snug slini of $25 was reahlzcd, which
go to the funds of the Cherry Viillcy
Methodist ohlhrch. An eloquent speech
by Mr. McDonald, beautiful sol as l-y
Messrs Adams and Carter folliwed
the sale of the hnskets, and v ith
votes of thanks to the flinillnani and
nuctioncer, a most enjoy.l‘lle nrecling
was brought to ri close.
"All pictures seen ensily in Kin-|
dergarten Hail-Come Thirrsriny-
, "Olde Charrlottetown."
There was ri young wife
wllo said “Why
cail’t I illake an
acceptable pie?"
Said her husband
“Don’t fret
there is hope for
us yet
For on Steu-'art’s we
sure can rely
Telephone 2||
D. Siewarfi
ECLIPSE BAKERY'
Mayflower Grist and saw lilill nciiri A
Pownall. is doing ri ripping lllisillesslcel
_v this winter and lf the logs coiliinlle ter
ito pile up around the nllll, hc will ew
,do nr ripping llusilicfse ii:l>s'| of tliothe
Rev. G. ll. White has received o,
telegram annolinciniz the sudden death 1 T
fat Halifax of Miss Mary Piilnier, of|p,_c
_'Amhcrst, N. S. Miss Palmer, ° who last
|visited here li short time lego, has 10,. '
finally friends in this City, who will “Xi
The mamy friends of (I. H.'ivelock:hCel
MacLean will be pleased to knowf A
Ithat. he is rapidly rapidly recovering york on the tw,,,,ty_f0,,,_t,, “lt w,’.,e'
rfrom an operation for uppendicltis. r,,,_,,,.,,,,,,g from the I,-Mmc,.»S B`,mq,,‘et l v
Mr, Mcllozln is rv fourth year Medical M,__g_ _L D_ C,.,,,,keU ,,eceived_ _L`sevm_c
Student ut the Colle c of Pl ‘ici ~ » " '
2 ly” ml” full, wlli°ll re‘ lt\l ' h k_ l
and Surgeons, Ilalltimore, Mal'y1a»ud \,1,__. (~,.,;'ckctL5Li,, °('m 8 ro on cg'
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‘Wd 3 5°" "f G"‘“`¥"' M“°I‘°"“‘- lol” recovery, underlthncoblkirffiil fiieriltiii/ciffi
mcrly of Sourletown, now of Boston Cf Dr' _L Q McDonald,
Mass. ' `
sixteen to eighteen cents, butter er
 
lent skirting on the river ice ycs
iwharf, and another opposite tile.
Ferry.
ached at York, on' Sullduy evening
with much acceptance. Mr. Mil-
chose as his subject “The Cruci-
on" and seldom has this glorious
;thcme been more :lilly dealt with, or
ved such rapt attention.
serious alccirlent occurred at
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A series oi pictures representinggdlvidml ,members of sta,,_ Every_,
old days and familiar figures of oldlthing should be addressed mrhe Cha,__,’ -
times in Cllurlottetown will be pre-,logtatown Guardian' Charlottetown 1
sented in.St. Paul‘s School House on,P, E. l.," and on the left hand co,_,,_'I
Thursday evening Mrlrch 25th. Thf/'er at the bottom oi the envelope;
Premier has kindly consented to ex- should he “Advertising/' “Subscrlp-1 _
plain them as they are shown. Mun tion," "News," "Editorial," ori-
of the pictures will be different to “Tour Editor,” according to thel
amy Shown before, and will be of 00115611128-
porrticulnr interest to St. Paul's con- - 1 “`°"'
i The death occurred at Toronto on
,SUIIIISY 18-St. from acute pneumonia,
There Wm, “_ good attcndwnca at the of Mrs. W. D. Ross, wife of General
City market yesterday’ and, m,“,h'l\lililagcr of the Metropolitan Bang
produce was moving, pressed lln1y,8“‘1 fU1`m9l`lY mall”-Eel' Of the Bank Of ;
sold at $850 pm. ton and ,,reS§,.d;Novi1 Scotia in Charlottetown. The,
Straw at $100' loose hay at ,0,.ty_,~,ve|rl‘eceased lady who was 9; daughter
cents per cwt. and loose straw i.t,'~*_f Seuutof MCGFGKOF, was born iu
twenty-five to thirty cents, v\hite;I"e“` G1‘1S§0W» N- S- SDE l0!1‘7eS to
oats at forty-four cents per bus. and "“_’“"“ 3 hufiband Und f0Ul` YOUHH
black at forty-six eehts, pork eight Cl'11‘1f°"» and many friends.
to eight and three quarter cents pnr _ ‘
lb, riucksat one dollar to one twenty Th3_f01l0Wll?lg C01’Y1Pellt0l”S Wm fflkel
five per pnir, geese at one dollar tolpart In the wg 2 110W WHU1 N100 in
‘tha Arcnn' tonight :-
Evans and Coleman, St. John,
Bouche and Davidson,Springhill
Thomas & Holland.Prlnce Co,P
Reddin and Slnith,Ch'town. P
A. W. Gaudet and S. Doyle "
Rogers and Gillespie "
Joe Gaudet and N Winchester "
Carleton and Dorman! "
Colors will be used to distinguish
_the different teams, instead of num-
ibers on the brick of the competitors
leach tcaln will wear a color attach-
led to the left arm lrofrq the elbow to
,tho shoulder, this will make it much
easier for the spectators to keep track
of the different competitors. An-
nouncements of the positions of this
,diflerent teams will be made ever
:twenty minutes by megaphonc fronli
[the cencre oi the rink.
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“Olde Cliarlottetownjj with fifty
new views will be given nt Kindergnn
'ten Hall, Thursday evening.
great many people enjoyed the ex-
,--if 9  ' _';._',_f‘:3__i_f;;  __ of the new spring suits--not a little, _V
__  _ __ ._=;-_,fc  . _  careless glot, but_a large and compre.
d ,  g' '     llelislve range---illustrating the most '_
ny. Til: attention oi skaters how-,l rpg P23? __  - luoderu St,/,lc tendencies
harbor ice, one oppoulte lilnringi _ A..  ,_    The Cloths fepfffsellted SIB I1]0St- i
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r is directed to two openings in
he Rev. Mr. Miller of Cornwall
  
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f See our fifteen dollar leader '
, You will rculeulbcr the splendid leader we had for you last year at
Fifteen dollars, we have beaten it out this spring. We are offering you `
in rl few days ago by express. "
The lines shown are mostly long sleeve-~-some llave---stiff cuff----Many
are prettily enlbroiclerccl--sonle have separate collar and therc is quite a f
'range of pretty colored zcphyr W:-lists with stiff cuff---tailored style. ?
,_ soc, $|.00, $1.25. $1.50 ra $5.25. 
  The DESIGNER-onli YEAR-~F|FrY CENTS. ‘i
 enquire at thc office or cash desk `
; designs thatwc have ever sllown you...... ._  ._ ..  .. ._ _ .. __ 
, il (J,   _ ly plain, panalnas, venetiuns and the
like. Browns, greens, blues, blacks 
pl-cdo1ninate_ 'i
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The price range is interesting--
$22.50, $25.00. i
several different styles, many different shadlngs, sex-eral different cloths,  ll;
trim, smart, carefully tailored Suits, such as are offered _vou often at Seventeen 0,
to Nineteen dollars, specially purchased for this special purchase and
offeledto-dayat.......   .._..  _  .. '
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was twcnliy two degrees.
"Olinmois Lined 'Vests are the P10
per thing for winter wear--Light i
feather; yet keep the cold and win
out more effectively than heavy fnru
ami the price would hardly wr 10
thrziaockets Ln li fur coat-For lrilflios
an gentlemen. Bn them at Tl
Two Mach Drurlivbl-"
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Whafio Preacribe l
W`c fill their Pres-
criptions with scrupu-
lous care and accuracy
using only thc PUREST
DRUGS and MATER-
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Pure
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Olive
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Oil
Inlported direct from
France - Guaranteed
byFrench andCanadian
Government Analysts
as being absolutely pure
for nlcdicial and table
use it is lrheqiialled
Price 3o& 50 a bottle.
"lllf lllll M08”
Bakes Best Bread DRUGGISTSI '
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wus thirty two degrees und thc cold-»
est twenty four at nine lust r-\'enilu'_l
Dm-ing the previous night thc coldest
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The warmest rcqristcrcd yer=tcl‘duy H _ ,.
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Almost 
Doubling 
Its Income, Assets and Insurance in force
every five years, is the record of that good, old,
Prosperous and Progressive Life Co, the Sun 
Life-See 
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E. R. BJ.=¢ovv_ 
Charlottetown. Manager for P. E. I. fi R
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Reminder.
The Sherwin \\"illian1`s Paint prepared, is the
most durable and economical Paint, lnade in one ‘~'
quality only, there is no Second GRADE, Sold thg »_
world over by established agents. ..
S\lI.Il IN L`II"1`()\\'.\' BY ,
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A very smart collection of advance styles in pretty sliirtwaists came “ if:
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_ ']_`llousan<ls of yllrds of soft new English Prints in the llzlndsorlrest 
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