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MARC!! z 1908
THE CHARLOTTE1 OWN GUARDIAN
_  Mont. Matheson, ofthe Bank of Tomorrow will be election day in it _
é gg;/atrSac':;t'i;r:5ai;;, gixttgfilllcs.  3:. New Br““°W““‘~ _  _ smfiiiy niimfy zsih. isoe Y f §m¢_on|i l an. gbjélt
Ffidal’ _and Saturday new beau-
tiful goods came iii_ for every depart-
ment ofour big store.
Over 300 Cases
for _the
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CHA/Plnh _"1'o|4/M9 9/G D5PAR;..M:g/'./;:4i‘A5D/PE ' Head Ofllces in New Prowse Block---Charlottetown.
llast week. Mr. Matheson is a Char-
llottetown boy, made many friends in
itown, and will be missed in sonsl
circles.
'rife Guardian colin-the attention'
of coal' dealers, consumers of coal,!
and owners of schooners, to Peake`
Bros. & Co's advertisement in to-
day's issue. Peake Bros. & Co. are
the selling agents for Dominion Coall
0o's coal for P.E.Islsnd. , l
- The death occurred in Mayfield last
'week of George Houston an old and
lrespected citizen at the age of 71
fyears. Mr. Houston, who had been,
Esullering from paralysis ol the brain,
ileaves besides a widow a family of
gfour sons and- two daughters.
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I' In a paper read by Bliss M. Faw-
|cett of Sackville before the N. B.|
Fruit and Dairy Association he quplt.-|
ed statistics to show that in e
year 1907 the three Maritime -Prov-
inces imported from Western Canada
for consumption $549,000 worth of
beef. “Add to this," he said, “all
the corn, middlings, flour, farm ma-
chinery, carriages, boots and shoes,
and other goods and some would
think it well il our farmers would
reach out, help themselves and put
He contrasted this with the good old
ldays when in addition to feeding
;our own people we had beef to ex-
port to other countries.
Ian end to this state of aflairs."j
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E An interesting event took place at
Duvnr Road last week when Anth-
united in the holy bonds of niatri-
ony Doiron of Winnipeg, Man., was'
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Merchandise night at Wonderland See Wonderland special ad on page. /_jg ‘ _ _W \ _/  ~
tonight. . ,
eight
Bee Housekeepers ad in classified
column. House wanted. I
J.E. Wyatt :ind i\lrs. W_\ett, hum ,
nierslde, spent the week end with Mr;
“:z;:i“.f;;f‘;ea:.‘;‘“.;;i1... 30 Pi¢¢¢S Grey 0 Tweed Suitings;
Georgetown en route to Picton to?
look after the seed exportation. 
The social held at St. Margaret’si
on Wednesday last, ln aid of the|
new hall realized on hundred and'
sixty-four dollars.
The owner of a ladies’ silver watchl
Up to Saturday there were fortyl
cars of seed oats at Georgetown, und,
sixty cars along the line, making one
hundred cars in all, containing aboutl
70,000 bushels. .
their 'changes' must be received at
this olllee not later than one o'clock
sharp and their business locals not'
later han three o'clock of 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’
thc regular news of the day. _
Passed peacefully away from time'
ifiony to Miss Mary Gallant of the.
Advertisers are again reminded tha 1
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;:r‘.s.e..=.';°.:;::wa;“ .:;:::..f.'i"°°:'.;l it   rs   off” the ~= 1==- b-»~ -
Mark wright, Newsima slot-ir. Il f`,,` V able to iniake for many .fa
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i AGENTS FOR STAN
 This Morning we Place On Sale
5 Worth to $1.65 At A91: 
"f@{"`i' “H ECIDEDLY the most re- 
niarkable- dress goods -
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-i ((?l= ' I day. Tfhc showing im-
‘ if - ' ` ` cludes line heavy all woo]
suitin s in very man,
\\ patterns of siripes, blfnd checks, etc 
interfere with the setting in type of* i "
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well as a great many plain shades. Tjhe
fabrics are such as you have been buy"lag
at $1.00 to $I.65 per yand-the \vic`lth3
run as high as 56 inches -sind today you
can choose from this ine sh ing ata
price that is really a trav _ on? the
value represented . . . . .,. pe;
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While these last we will be
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Clothing for boys,
former
ed by
bride's
Doiron
groom.
place. The bride was attend-|
Miss P. Doiron While- ther
brother ably supported thei
Ou the 26th Mr. and Mrs.i
went to Hustico,Mr. Doiron's
was tlis mother of a large family, _   .
and she was loved by all who knew, ‘
her, She leaves besides a sorrow ‘
glad to send samples to our out
of town customers on applica-
tion but recommend a second .
Coats for ladies,
Hats for nien,
Underwear for all,
Boots and Shoes,
Print Cottons,
Oilcloth, I
\Vaterproofs, , 
Clothing for Men, V
Hats for Ladies,
Dress Goods,
Cups for Men,
Hosiery for Ladies,
White Cottons,
Suits for ilic Ladies,
and a thousand and one other
new things came in in the rush.
The store is simply sparkling
with newness.
We'll be disappointed if we don`t
9 e you soon.
assembled. They were the recipients
of many valuable presents, silver-
ware included. About six years ago
Mr. Doiron left Rustico where he had
ibeen teaching school, to seek employ-
.ment in the Northwest. His many
friends will be pleased to learn that
he now holds a lucrative position in
lwinnipeg, Man., and wish he and his!
lloving partner many years of wed-,
ided happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Doiron.
,left for winnipeg on the zsth lost.-l
‘Coin. . i
. Capt. Joseph Read, of Summer-i
lside, was in Pictou last week on
.business in connection with the
ltranshipment at this point of the
[large quantity of P. E. Island oats,
to be taken by the Government to,
the Northwest for seed purposes, ini
sections where Government aid toy
farmers has been provided for, as ap
result of frost by last year’s crop.i
Capt. Read has purchased 100,000,
‘bushels and must have them on the
road by March 12th. This means
that there is a busy time ahead for
'the winter steamers and for working-
`men in Picton. The oats will come
across in bags and be shipped in
bulk in cars to be provided here.
'The stenmers have been making re-
.gular trips and the indications are
Itliat they will have no serious de-
'tentions hereafter. Ice is plentiful,
,in the Straits, but weather condi-l
ltions from this time on will not
‘favor ice formation that wind andiply to Box 12, City. ' 2-Zldtf.
ltiaes wui not sneer favorably.
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l The supper and social held at the
_Library Building at Plympton, Mass,l
Qon Wednesday evening last under the*
Iauspicies of the T.0.P.L.A. was. a,
lcomplete success. Shortly after sev-
'en o'clock, a company of about]
’fori:y partook of an excellent supper,j
fund this was followed by several
very pleasing organ selections render-
led by Chas. Thompson' of Halifax.
;’I‘he main feature of the evening how~
lever was a debate-Resolved: "Underf
'existing conditions it is of greater
.advantage to remain single than to
'marry" The debate was opened by
lMiss Bessie Page in the affirmative,
lwho presented the question from they
`stand-point of a young man. Shei
,followed by Mrs. Chas. Torrey, who|
brought forward very forceful argu-,
‘ments in favor of married life. Nextf
\Rev. T. I". Norris declared for singlei
blessedness from the standpoint of a|
lynuug lady; and he was followed by'
,William Scott, formerly of Clyde
,River and brother of J. D. Scott.
lCity, who spoke most emphatically
‘in favor of matrlmony, The affirma-
tive speakers referred to high living
,expenses as a reason why both men
}and women could lead happier lives
|if unmarried; but, on the other hand,
;their opponents declared that long
ilife and greater happiness were the
*portion of those happily wedded.
|Tha arguments on both sides were
iappreciated by the audience, and were
iwell applauded. Y
"Hurry up Mary,and get the dish-
'es washed so we can go to Wondew
land. They have n big Merchandisel
night tonight and we must go earm
to get a good seat.
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Merchandise night at Wond'e°'-
land tonight _
 
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Telephone zii
The Reputation of _ J-
sri-:wAitT's
, :susan
Has Been Honestlyliarned
Quality. Cleanliness
and Skill
ln Manufacture have
| made the name
old home, where about 80 guests liadflng husband' Eve sims' and tw°
l Merchandise ni;lit at Woiirler-
aughters,-John in Woodville
North; James in Wood Islands East:
Timothy, George Benjamin, Ruth;
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to eternity to await the ressurectioni I if ` \
morn Mrs. George Young of Iris in, 1 / ` .
the eighty sixth year of her age.] 4 . Y
The late Mrs. Young was a daughteri \\`
r of the late John Weatherbie of_ \
Vernon River, she was a consistant _ l l  ~ \
member of the Church of Scotlandw ¢.  _ \ b 
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and Ellen residing in Iris. All of: a _/
whom will cherish the memory of al
kind wife, and loving mother. i
At a meeting of the quarterly ofh
cial board of the_Pownal circuit it,
was resolved that. Whereas the pas-_
tor of Pownal Church has been fre-i
quently called upon to attend fun-
cruls on the Sabbath Day, and infl
order to do so has disappointed his;
congregations, and Whereas funerals:
on the Lord’s Day greatly interfere
with the regular worship by break-E
ing up the congregations. Tharelorel
resolved that this quarterly board’
urge that as far as possible Sunday;
funerals be avoided, and that when~:
ever the services of said pastor be-
rcquired by members of the congrega- `
tion and others, that the people con-'
suit with him, before making any ar-~
rnngements as regards time of bur-
ial. 1
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“Are you going to get the on 
rocker, the gold piece, the marks,
basket, the nickel plated irons or the
wash board at Wonderland tonight?'
Wanted-A smart capable young
man as 'assistant hookkceper. One
w-ith City experiences preferred. Ap-`
land tonight-
we Take Stuck =
MARCH 2nd
If we have an
account against
you, kindly set-
tle, before that ,
date.
Ifyou have an i
account against I
ent it before that
date.
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Your Chaps
,. come these liaiidsoine new decorations--by all odds the finest that have ever
; been shown in Cliarlottetown--ancl among the finest showings in Eastern
 Canada.
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  Our Sale Oi Remnants
V Offers you a Saving Chance in Preity WALL PAPERS
COMMENCED this great sale with more than two hundred lots of wall paper `
. and broke all our selling records for one day in this line. The range was
so wide that we have still a really good assortment of pretty designs for rooms
of every sort -and the saving amounts to halfprice in aliuost all cases We
invite your attentim tcpthis showing--which is iuade in our new annex--number
two-over God Brothers’ store.
choice in every order, as a few
days will clear out the line.
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;; The New Wall Paper Designs Are Ready
F Froin France from the United States'-froin the best mills in Canada
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an expert sleigh and cz-.rrialle
ES painter and are now prepared to do
all kinds of sleigh and carriage
my own inmiufacturei.
Larger, Better, :uid Cheaper than the iiuported oues.
painting and lettering in an upto
date manner, at _short notice at
moderate prioes._
Ordersln all branches of the
painting business leftat the old
stand, Kent Srreennppmiie Never.
Hoiel,will receive pmmpt attentlol
ld Rhl FUGH  
us, kindly preS_ s -ri-is FURNITURE MANNEWSU Sbwm 'Pi l'l» ljldlndl lisllll
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FAIRYLAND
 09918 Hqugg'
Ross fa Marnuzws l..'f1""'3.i3f.......”‘“.£‘.?...
" Representing
Uncle '1`om’s Cabin. ' _
Su plemented by two . othq
I E The North Anicrican Life Assurance feel; °°"t°'i“i".g _ '
A * I ==Coinpuuy of Toronto. The Founfmng'
Roller Skating Craze. .
i  Insurance Company of Montreal. | The 1,0;-d of Ki11;|.riney"
Disap ear  ' '  __The Richmond and Druniinond Fire l Wi11|¢'s Ikgam
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WHEN You USE
MACS’ WITCH
HAZEL CREAM
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ack The Kisser.
Om.,  S, liiusriuirsu sons
l)csBris:1y Block, Char`ottclo\vii. .SWCCIZ L0\lls¢ by 5 .
Good for your hands, _ dttsrftf MR' MADDISON° 0
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Good for your lips. ` i given away
 .NEW YURK FRESH. FISH ADS .é:r;“:;°z.._ ~1`
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Good for chaps, _ ' 6. |3dtf ` 1
C0041 for girls, r- f C e _ .W A m gs - 'lf
Good for 25 cents. H wer & C “"‘=="'-=-'====
Then you will say Good ‘ao 11. gulion Wholesni. gsh Market haw York yi'  .
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