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PAGE-TEN :vying ynvlvlllgqv N513 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ _ _ FIRST OB' ALL" _ ____ _ _,_3.__,*; _MH 
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TH_E_CI-IARLOTTETOVVN GUARDIA_N
i ' Il M 'V s\l'i'RlJAv, \
i New,   i' ' _ ii... TRt0mi¢w_»l_
. There is u good deal of force in the
 icoritention that we ought to have al
l.\lurci~ini stution at Charlottetown, ns 'there is no point on the Island which
1 From
'England
\‘\-'e ll ive _`-,li~t rcc-':{'.'-
ed :1i:ir;.n::_~`:i:plii<:l‘.t new
candies froln Eng'ai:il
fri foil .\\'ilil;'\' irli tlf:.<.
(`nriii C:~if=_liic`s
J ili.iilc~<- i‘c~`-c:i .`%<,ila:‘<_~\
f_‘...-ii.ll-lit l-il"i~_-iii
\ \.,_~»; .\ug=;~ '-
l‘.ii;'.ei `\`lt l-`ilii'_ (.`ill'it'--1,
i l.i llc llciiiitv Mixillri:
iill ;i_;i~ pii'.1i‘.i'l
I\'llti,_v §\_'-.vcaii _=,i~ liiloiik
\'r;i\il§al .\lil'al<:iiiii:ii'l i5i`
iiiiwk
(linger Chips lui: poiiiiil
l’ii‘eupl.ic lfiligers 402
-poiiiid.
<`i'::ci- l<`rui‘. Bun Holm
_:il/~ li'\l.1l`if.i'.
llsrlr; .\ i iii i. il il ~ 5.f=<:
l oiliri.
]'.G. Jamieson
Druggisi
f
PRIL i5, igll. _
MARCONI STATION '
lwus resolved by the Board of 'l‘rade_l
,The station at Cape Bear is well lo-
icnted for observing the ice conditions
but not well located for the conven-
ii-iii-i~ of i~oiiiiiiliilicaf_img between the
:allure :lull the stf<:linel‘:s for fuller;
use-fill and necdiill purposes. For all
i-oiliniilnications between this city
rind the stcnliii-rs uhen at sea the'
telclilioni- luis iii be brought into re-i
iluisitioll as _\ve'-ll ns the wirelt-ss,i
witli iiiiilcil ilelziy :inii cost. i
1 lt is here that the Agent of the'
‘_\inrilii- lii-linrfiiielii iiiiiiiilcs and llnsi
lllis fillii-i-, iinil ii il_i'cct ser\'ic<- fronii
irlic city to the ste-:liner would i-ieemi
itil llc iiceeuso.ry to unable hiin tol
ilit-eil in tout-li with the captains, to
ivivi- ilil:t.i‘ilctii»iis and receive reports
fin cusi- of iicciiii-iit or enlergeiicy.
'l‘liis iilsiris the ilestilintioil, or the,
ilioint of origin for n very large share
of the mail, passenger and freight
\
business done by the steamers. Hence.
can have anything like the need for
means of direct and prompt commu-
nication by telegraph with the steam-
ers' at 'reasonable ,cost that Char-
lottetown has.
What is proposeil would serve 06 11
great public convenience and would
also facilitate the official work of
communicating with the steamers
when ollt in the Straits. lt would
not involve vi-.ry great cost to install
a wireless station here and keep it
in operation during the winter
mouths, which is all that would PF0'
lisbly he required. lt would mater-
inlly aid in nluking the winter ser-
vice niore satisfactory to the public.
We tlierefnre hope the Minister of
Murine and the (lovei‘niueilt ut Otta-
wa may give the proposal fl-wir ciirly
and most favorable consideration.
I.\' THE LEGISLA'I`L`lll‘Z_
The close division of parties and
the possibility of a- general election
before another session shall be held
has given nn nir of alertness to both
,l»;.i~ties in the Legislature during the
life;-'clit session, _-\notlier thing that
inns been present to the minds of
uierribers on both sides ofthe House,
iinii to which frciluent reference has
been rlinde is the possibility, and to
uiuny minds the probability of the
°-----~----i--M---'~~~7~-'-*§,l’reriii@i~ being vi-ry shortly elevated
Silver Plsliiig
Your worn will lcliivt-~»,
forks, spoons &i~. Cain lic
re-plateil to look :is giiiiii :is
ucv and wcfir us \\'.»_li or
. better.
~`i
lil li f`ir\\' \l.=._\'s wi' t-xpi-vi lo
make a shlpnli-ilf :uid will lii>
pleased lo clivlosi- :~_ii_v a:li.'il-~'
"oil \\'iiuiii like iliiiie.
H. Taylor
Jcwelt r
[-.-1
ii
i
|t<i ii juilicial position. This probabil-
|it_v seems to have strengthened of
'iai‘r.f~, wlietlier with or without any of-
iirinl ciinilriiilitioli we :ire left to
icliess.
The (Jpposition has if-en exceeding-
ly eager and alert for infilrmation
upon ull matters that come within
the purview oi' provincial- legislation
un__d ailiiiinisti`lition_ Probably neve_r
before in the long history of the Is-
ianrl Legislature have so many in-
ilniries been made, or so closely fol-
lowed up, or so many retilrns been
moved for und bi-ought down. And,
illollgh coiiiiilulnts have been some-
times made from the Opposition
side, i-i Drvtty loiig experience about
‘Parliaments und Lcgislatures has
itonviiiced ns that the Government
,has been reasonably prompt and
,courteous iii meeting all such de-
I
i
i
- 'L_  ' -' "1: mands so lar as circumstances would
UBI'l`L`.\ HY.
enable them to do.
All this savors of preparation for
oeuvring for party advantage, and
incidentally to perfecting such legis-
lation as has come before the House.
,The members have been kept busy,
,and every one of them has had
'share in the discussion and work of
ithe session. Between the demands of
country and of party all hands have
been kept at work and each and all
may claim to have earned the very
‘modest indemnity which the Province
pays them.
l<]S'l`1I\lA'I'lNG THE (l‘HA.\'(`l<1S.
gle in Parliainent over the reciproci
ty agreement and the spirited iigitii
tion in the country against it, con
forced to bring on a general election
As to the chances of victory or de
feat it has this to say:
a case is hard to say. The Libera
not wanting very significant sign
B
that the Conservative party is no
lniore united, perhaps even less uni
election fought upon such an issil
,centres would probably go Conserve
,,_ ss the result of the righting so far. ing Wednesday at B p. m. All seats
The (‘hristian Guardian of Toronto
remarks upon the protracted strug-
cluding that the Government may be
“Just what would happen in such '
‘party is evidently not a unit in the "
matter of reciprocity, but there are
ted, than the Liberal party. In an
c
the cities and all the manufacturing
tive, and it seems probable that the
farming section woilld`go largely _Re- implements' ` so Spoke Hom W. S. SALVATION ARMY_
form' i-e'» as mr as the EnghSh` Fielding, Minister of Finance when
speaking cities and county sections
peace of the world.
But there must. bc another and
better side to his nature or he would
vithout engaging in war. He says he METHODIST
desires peace and there is some reas-
on to think him sincere in this. He
|`is a very devoted bilsbaiid and fath-
er and devout in religious service and
observance. He preaches upon occa-
:zion to his arnled forces, or on
board his imperial yacht; That is
the other side of this imperial nhd
mysterious man. It seems probable
itliat he has been somewhat misun-
derstood. He is abundantly prepar-
cil for war oil land and is very de-
terininedly preparing il great navy.
Why sllollld we rush to the coliclu-
sion on that account that he con-
tleliiplntes bringing on an urilied coli-
fiict? Britain has the gri»iitt-sf. iii all
nnvies, yet no one doubts lier peace-
ful desires and intelitions. z|0n___Mm_umg prayer meellng at
- '*-‘----~~--- ten a. m. Rev. R. (I. Strathic at ll
  End 7. Sunday Sfzliloiil and( llllible
ass at two t ir y. ‘i0 Sgt
FEUD IN KENTUCKY students and strangers cnriliali!
' ”*“ welcome. ~ '
LEXINGTON, Ky., Ani-il 11-Tile '
c;ll to arms has been sounded CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
ilirough Bloody Brcathitt County,
and the lued clans are gathering Central Christian-Rev J. F. Floyd
along Troublesome Creek near the .Bt eleven Bhd Seven. Sllflflliy 901100
l’trry County line. Two are dead and Bible class at 2.30. Prayer meet-
First Methodist -Rev. Wm. Har-
rison at ll and Rev I-l. E. Tlioniafi
at seven. Bunday School and Billie
Class at 2.30. Visitors welcome.
Grace C-hurch-Rev. H. E. Thomas
at 11 and Rev. Win. Harrison
at seven. Sunday School and Bible
Class at 2.30. Pew ilve reserved for
college students Everybody welcome.
FRESBYTERYAN.
St. J\smes-Rev. 'I`. F. Filllerton
at eleven alid seven. Sunday l-lvhuul
and Bible Ulass at 2,210, Pollegv litu-
uents and strangers i»lil~illnl|y ln-
:lf.ed_
They are James Beaten and his free. Everybody, including college
brother-in-law Luke Begley who die;l students, cordially invited. Ministers
today from his wounds. Both were Residence. 104 Prince.
shot 'by “Devil Anse_" White who
WHS himself badly wounded. although BAPTIST.
from his barricaded cabin he is dir- '
ezting his clan against the hostile Baptist-Rev. Z.L. Fash at eleven
Deatons. ,,-_ »- .. and seven. Sunday School si; 2.341
The authorities have stnt g, posse D- In-. ,With "Loyalist'* Class for
into the mountains to try to sri-est adults in church auditorium. A cor-
“Devil Anse-" Dsatrin and Whitg, who dial welcome is extended to all the
were formerly close friends fell out services of this "home-lilte cliui'eli."
during the Hargis-Cockrill feud, in
which there were several assassin- ANGLICAN.
ations. They have been bitter en-
' emies ever since, and at the out- St. Peters Cathedral-Easter Sun-
- break of open war the families of the , day 7 a, m,_ 3 n, mw Holy Com.
_ two men and their relatives took up munion; 10.30 Mntins; ll Procession
9-Vms ff?" a bl00‘lY Cflnmct' and High Celebration. Celebrznt Rev
‘ White is a brother of Tom White, Mr. Hunt, Deacon, Canon Simpson,
' who is serving alife term for the Sub-Deacon, Rev, H, Scott Smith, 7
‘ murder of Attorney James B. Mar- ip. ni., Evensong, sermon and Solemn
cum. ' Tedium. _
1 ADl)l'l-10NAl_ CHARGES IN St. Paul's Church.-Rev. Mr. ,Mur-
(‘UST()lvlS TARlFF_iphy at ll and 7. Sunday School and
_.___ - }Bible Class at 2.30. All seats free.
orriivliii, April 13-'lon the Brien- Hell’ Cfimmiinicn at 8.30 a. m. and
tion of the Reciprocity Agreement it after l110l‘ning and evening Services-
inay be necessary to make some fur- Chililwns S€\""iC@ Bl 2-30 D- ni.
. ther changes in the Tariff and in con-
nection with the British preference. 3T~ DUNSTAWS CATHEDRAL.
Bilt these will be in small matters, _
and not of an important charact- First M855 *lf 7-30. Cl1il<lI`9D'B Mus!
el-, at 8.30, Catechism immediately after
_ Tlley will not include an increase Mass. High Mass at 10.30. Vespern
in the British preference to 50 her “nu Benedictlan at 7 Pin-
cent nor will include free agricultural '
the Commons ressseamlilcil y;sterilsy Sunday' . Servim nt 7’ I1' 3' mm
afte,-,mon i _ Sm <9 ..» _ 8.30 p.in_ Week nights Service.-Mon-
APRIL 15, 191;
There departed this life :it (`upe _ll polltlcal camp,,ign_ so much Zeal
Traverse oil April Tith, iifter it short M has been msn” V I b th ,l
illness Stephen Uzilrilbell un aged ' 1 5”- "U 0 8"”
and hi' hi ' l'e‘ iecteii i'i‘_~=iiieiit of that in the ‘muy “`m`fm'e Of. U10 S0S5l0n is
g X bl _
place, fit the niii-lin(-i»ii sign .if gi; doubtless clilleil forth by ii desire to
3_l98l'H- MIT l`L1Hlllll<‘|i i"'»<l ’ll\\'ill'»“ Cllr ziilvancc party eliils, while rendering
J°ye‘| g"°‘l health' "iii “i""" i‘""` iicrvicc to the country lit the Sallie
lnonths ago, when lir- gi'::iliiull_v bil-
gun to fail, and forfliir-il by the rites
of the Holy Vuiholic l`iiilrf_'ll, friini
his pastor, llev. .l. .l_ .\lcl)on.1lil, llc
passed peuccfliliy to his rriwuril, llc
leaves to mourn, ii wiiliiii' ‘nee l‘uth-
erine Mcllonnlil ni i‘lerlnon1) one iiiiii,
James, und one ilziill;litci', l~`liii'ii,
both iif flalifl 'l`i':ivei'.~:c. His fliili‘!‘:|i!l.l,y “-ull( ,,l' llfp tlleyl. ,H u'b-,mlly
took place on l<`ridiiy mi’irniii_i: to
Seven Mile l%.i' l‘<ii`cterv ‘i l"ir::»i
_ 'y ~ 4 _ _ i 1
conciiiirse of peiililc fi'illi»wir‘:tfl:" rc-
mains to their lust rcstiiig place.
The pall-bearers were: John llriseoll,
Joseph Noonan, John P. lrving,
Michael Mc(`:\.r\'cll, Alexurlilcl' lice-
gan, William Diicgliii.
':--For liiistr-i'-\‘/_ul iiiiilt to give
some remeiillirniivc. _\'r>thin;: ilifirii
appropi-late than clloi~f»l;»ies_ Diffi-
cious frei-ih siiplily liiiw in-in liiiud-
some boxes ltnil in bulk. Prices fl5c.
func. We nssiime that llleiiiilcrs of
biiili parties believe tliiit the best
welfare of the couiitry is closely
ilviriy to ~.\liicii they are allied. Ai-
'fcr ull, in the best flint men do in
:Iollic iiiiitllrc of iliiitlvcs nl. thi- bot-
tolli.
The session has not been very fruit-
ful of important; meiisiircs, but some
reiiirriis liuvc been ailvilnceda stage.
The city of (`hai'loltei.owii gets the
biilliit. viiti-,_ witliout. much present
that licnelii‘.i:il lileiisiirii. Une of the
strong objcctioiis to the illeiime tux
is likely- to be removed by the zimciiil-
‘to $1.25 ii bot. The Mui-Kiiiiioii llrllg ,ng an ,,,.(,,,,,_,,,.,| bv l_l0l~,_ li,‘ll~_ Hughes'
("7" enum" (iwm (i“""'"° "ml Kent to inci'e'l~lc tlii-`exein|‘fion from $`l50|
to $600. But so fiir the session has
linen very liirgely iii-voteil to prepa-
  lkle ration for the coming election, man-
LAST DA v i0f~._.__  -e
»\'ti'ci-ts. ilrll.
r \ W M"
i...
U)
, are concerned. In Quebec, there seems
'to he no doubt that Sir Wilfrid
would again carry his Province by
liroslicrity, :ind .\ir Wilfrifi'i~l popii
larity in Quellcc woiild probably be
ilvcisive factors ln the ease iif ii preli-
ent appeal to thc country."
THE GERMAN EMP FIR( ill.
The German Emperor is now fifty-
pi‘o:=licf‘i. of the l"rovini'.e ahrlrilig in 'two yngrg old and has reigiied nearly
twenty-three years. He came of ii
lighting stock, his father, his grand-
futher and inure remote ancestors be-
ing renowned for their military
uchievi-ments. When he came to tlli-_
throne lie prollilly :iiinounced hinist-li
ri “wor lord." I-lc had then and has
since had at his conilnanil the most
powerful and effective army in the
world, or perhaps that the world hm-i
ever seen. His tiistes are military.
_ _ , PlL.l_l:r9 l?Ul<l<}i.» IN n in i4 DAV5,
sending in gilessesoo
the weight ol ihe bed
24 'favs or -limi'-y rsfllfrfled. 504',
His temper is iindollbteilly arbitrary.
|»il,,...ll,,g ..l» i-,-_-.ir-_nl-;m¢ plleg ln 5 to For all these reasons it was long
feared tnaf. ne might disturb the
,__ _.~~
PAZO (‘l.\l'l`\\1KN'I‘ is l:LlnI`H.!\C&‘~(id 120
cure any wi-iii iii itching, Blind
outfit. Prize $35 in any
kind of ,qoods in our
store. Free open to
all.--Beer 81 l/Vceks.
4- l_<dr2i_
‘_ W _
LADIES !
We desire to call attention
to our new and exclusive foot
wear for Easter. Every man
woman, boy and girl will want
to wear handsome and siylish
shoes for Easter Silndny
Yoluii'-lie
preparations must be made
We offer our trade every'
thing that is new :uid desire
able--a choice gathering of the
best Footwear.
Most good dressers look to etc’ at economy Prices' It
this shoe store for the newest
and best in footwear and we
never disappoint them. W
would be pleased to sell you
your- Easter Shoes .
off- Bros
stef' Suit
and vercoat
Tile most important garment in the EASTER
wardrobe is the SUIT next the Light \Veight
Overcoat then the Hai. and Furnishings. To be
rightly attired no detail should be neglected. Easter
this week.
'_ Are you going to appear in new Spring togs?
Here they are---new spring Suits,new spring Overcoats‘
the swell Medium coat or the Box; a veritable flower
garden of new Spring Neckwear, Fancy Hosiery, etc,
will not be our fault, if
you dou't look right next Sunday. .
NATIUNM. CLUTHING UU.
is f”
, n lei n _ to question.. ,
from the Leader of the (,,,,,0sm(n_ day, ’liiei-ldsy, Thiirsiley, and Sstur- “
_,___ 'lay nt eight n.iii_
lR(l.\i` SHlPB[,'ll.DING` il
an overwhelming majority, and this
would undoubtedly inenii that lic
would again be at the head of the
Jovernment, anil the reciprocity pact
would have thc national endorsa~
tion. Of course, ri general election is
‘h"""‘i "P “ith UW -"M6055 ‘Ji ll\<‘-.proverbially uncertain, but the nome-
_ivhut illvideil state of the Conserva-
‘Uve party' the _cmmtryis pmsenf A. (`. lloss of Sydn..y_ are l.hi» iuiior- lives.
l ivr SYDNEY, <‘. 13.' MUST ANSWER FOR DEATH |45
HALIFAX, Ali’l`ll 13._A Ch3l`l,€l` 'NEW YORK' April ll___.I5auc Hn!-_
clialtcr has been giautefl a COIHPHHY rls and Max Blunck owners of the
wif-ll Q cllpll-al Ol $10.`00il.‘)00 lfll' 8- Triangle Waist (`oinpnny, were ili-
ghlpllllllmng mam- 0" 55"‘l"€Y HEI'-»0¥`. idicted this afternoon h ‘ the riiiid
Sir Ilcnry Pcllett. of Tor. nto, Lieut. jury, which is investignging thi ull..
floiernor J. M Gibson, (`hnl-Irs El- cumstanees of tlie.Wuslliligton Pliicc
ll-S. of Clyde Bank, Scotlan-.l, Ale fire of March Illitli when H5 ein-
Graciefof the ldairiiclil Sliili f‘ii_, iiniiinloyees of the riiniliiiiiy inn; glllill-
poi'atol's. i *-
uiidcr the mimi' of the British-~(‘.ln 1- 'l‘() OTTAWA ASK-
diiill Slilpliililiiling and flock (Vi, llql; l.llGHER SALARIES
oils/\iii,\N soinlsn M0‘\`°T0""'-.Al""‘ ‘3-A °°“"¢Df-i0"
_ _ of custom oriiccfrs was held h l -
GOES |\ 3* _ I _ V, - , 0l"€ Bhl.
To H15 RLS? °"<’m"g lllllll’ 01' f0Fty being present.
, _ 'rn i ii - ‘ 4- _ _ _
l\ioN'rm~..ii._ April i3_~'rli.» iieatli ,mf ,,‘,§,,,‘,),‘,f‘"*‘_,°"‘"”'* W0" ““*f‘i°“ f~'
occurred yes-teri1:_iy of one of Cana- i  g yur'
ila'i-i most clistiilgilislifil soldiers, in igfiesliltiit collector Baker' Amlmvst'
the Derson of. Major- tlciieral l<`i'cil'k Batlliiiiist lcedjrcs Collector vencehi
W'ls ‘
i lin. _”______ Second Vice-Pres Collector (lnllkln
Sunimerside.
ro cons A com IN ous nn' S"°""°°’Y"1"“‘“'P¢f» G°° Wet*
out wultlnii too long. We have
you. We commence at 70 per
marizcd as follows
“Star” Flour, 0gi|vie`s “G|cn- 1°"“.*° d°“"°Y, the “°‘i°“S weeds
ora our' Bran' shofha roadside, and of the Road Oversee;-gl
° The Seed Control Act is given on
Feed' DI' cnke Meal and cot' page 8. By it seeds offered for sale
lon Seed Meal; all of which we 'Tet be *W0 thirds geiminabie if
are selling al lowest nrices.- f,,,‘;’§,,,°f,f;;',‘;,,§‘Q°,,§°ff§e,§fd 
A.  @   names of these weeds, if clover or
1 _ - - 1;_v_`__i
For the Future. Young Men
The Ounsds Life Assurance lu e hal to an
Is the bent Bonlble Investment. returlllnz dohsylgufgf gllillii flat
vested, is t sheet protection you could secure forthose depend
ent nylon yomcoste veryéittle but brings greet returns. The
very ect hetyonsre wi e-Awake enikugh and hysionuy fit io |
have your llfe nsured will liftyou in I. e estlmnilon iii biiiiinegg
men. The payments ere very only and can be suitedito your
lniliviifiwl means. Cell Ima sly and ses what the Canada lille
mu to :her ytou-the Cen e L fe ls the strongest company on
neon nes .
W K ` Rogers ""“¢"
ctorsisas HA'r'ri-:us soizsisnslzs. I ° ' ii, 5, |,n,.,,¢|, m.E..iiiri,..'i°i...i on page ii....i;.i
_ml l - e || |;|,Ac|f s,,,¢;,| A5," i ».f.i’l‘Zi i`ifl"`€.i f2.‘i.'i'ii...T‘..'i.°’i';..i°'
4 4 - ' ' ~ U 9 - Y'
, 4 v“U,_, , ,,,  , , , , __ ,,. _ ,_|i$Sll==  _this Report at some future
W » _ ‘rlimononu nose. _
'lille liomprny will carry rn lius`lir\s;1\vl1,i, ,ql.;,\,il) l,l.ll_E(;ATI(,N ‘
  lIH|iHEH`SliiViEiS Just F0* 'L“°’° Y°“
112; l::';.;°.‘f;‘;°...:i‘;;:f;: ;“...iii.’;‘.i - Will Want Something
__-` New For `Easter
We hiv: the licst iitckwear ness
irlics and gc lil einen cier heard of.
Wc liivcflilaker styles in collars,
sailor collir ell ects, jahots, _dutch
collars, swi.-is niuslin collars and
llilre lace coll-Jrs. jabots uf ularquis
elle to wear with linen coll ars;plait-
ed eiiecls ill nlllslin trinifued with
liiizt- also new riiclilngs in_ the new
coral and blue shailes.'l`llc tendency
iow:ii'ils these new things ure
niiiicriiiili-_ Thi- rllcllings arc sh wil
ill folds and comliiiiaiioiis ol' folds
:uid chiffon.
SC.-\Rl-`.S` A N D \'l<2Il.INCS
\\`ll,l. HH l<`}‘1.f\'l`liRliD 'l`()-l')/\Y.
We lliivc ii large assortllleut of
iiloior scurls that can he worn
\\'l'l`HOU’l` BREAKING ’l`Hl-1
LAW. Black and white mixturts
in veiliug are showli largely. Por-
celain bead and ilietal effect ill gold
and silver oil chiffon in long Easier
seiirfs :ire popular
-Bl".l.'l`!'~`i INSUEDE AND TIN-
Slil. l<Il<`l*`l££`TS also elastic in
black, white and dresdeu designs
are ilislila_\~ul proiniilelitly.
ll-` I'l` IS ONLY A Nl€iN \'l-Ill.
FOR l~IAS'1`l€R` why not go where
you can get :1 pick of close on to
one liilndrell patterns. '
'l`llli`. l_ll.\' j.»\ BOT IN GOLD
lissiii- :ind sill: is featured us :l sliic-
i:il iio\\'.
Gl,O\'l-ZS FUR l",AS'l`l".R BY
’l‘lll§ lIU.\IllREl). All these are
ncw, serviceable and guaraliteeahle.
l‘errin‘_<, Denis' and other celebrat-
cd makers are rclircsented ill the
showing. i
RIC.-\1`i\' TO WEAR liI.0l’Sl€!~`i
IN Sll.l\' net, linen and lawn will
be aslli-ciagl feature at todays ex-
hiiiit.
SMALL ll.\TS ARF; lNDlC~»
.\'l`El) IN ’l`lll~I Rl~`..~\l)Y 'l`O
WEAR Ai this Easter display we
will show close oil to 400 sinnrt
loililes and other close fitting llals,
liricc from 2.oo up to 5 oo. The
lady who cannot get siliicd ill this
departlileilt will be liiird to please.
We want your criticil inspection.
INl<`.\N'l`S` Wli:\R I)liP.»\ l{'l`_
_\ll~I.\l’l` lil thisdcliarllllent we have
enough wear to lnlike n hsiiy'.<.
week. Mothers will bc interested ill
this annouiiceilieiii. llii noi hurl
your fingers sewing this class of
wear. Wi- llave it all ready at very
liiodcrale prices.
li.-\S'l`l£R HO!~`lF.R\' in silk,
lisle :ind wool ill all the lnlcst iiovei -
lies for lileli. lliiy him a pair of
socks He will feel more couifilrt-
iilile F.as‘cr morning if his feet arc
comfortable. \iVe can show you
siillie of the new siniirt things iii
uicii`s _<i»i~l<_~.
Nl£Cl(\\'i3AR ANl> Sl-1IR'l‘S
FOR MEN. We have everything
that is new and absolutely the lat-
est styles both in shirts and.ties for
Erister'li'ade_ Vi'e would like you
to drop in lonighi and sides* that
new shirt and lie. PA'I`ONS_
l’.\'1`ONt~`».
Yisif us Easier Saiurday Even-'
and also true to type can by reference
:Indthese scores learn where it is to be
a .
Ing.
ii ' Chatham, ' i i'
'rim l..ixA'rIvn siior-io Qiiiniiiii Th” Executive is composed or tile a O n S
Tablets. Druggists refund mone if Omcers "nd '°°n°°'t°'”` Of Hf*‘1if“X»i
it fails to mire. l~:. w. Gnovsirs M°"°‘°"» ""'"l°“*f*°WH evil MCM-
GROVBVS Silmiture is on each box. am' . - - i _ -F-_ii ons
The mattei of salaries'-occiipiei_i an _
i"1'i>0ri»ant lilac ' til ii' _;' t' th ‘ ~ l ~ . , _
, Get your walls attended to now 11 flelvf-tlltififl ifaiin aiilgoiiitiiig tiiiniiiliiii C;l:l‘i)1inywS:(;rdlia\tIii;ey5c:h(iiiit‘i1e lgggli); HOMFSEEKERS, EXCURQIONB
_whll . I. _ . , I V ‘ _ 1 .-__
wanpgpggsu)";'xg02-;|:r;'g`f?3`;|Xi>;ixfrg to Ottawa and enileavor to se- sold and lf they contain more thatfi The Grand Trunk Runway has las".
an increase of salalies commen to the ounce the e t h k
YOU Gan 9958 paper hanger with- surate the increase cost of living i No 1 or Choiceyor mli)K‘f i:ti:na'Il‘h(iii fd E angular auliwllilizing “iii Ageéis
' ' - ‘ ' , n nn to e esee ers' '
Act deserves further; consideration H A B om
500 different dei t. .h , i, . . - ciirsioi ti k t t l t in W@f=*~°f“
s gns 0 '~ ow THF RPPORT ON AGRICULTURE. Owingthgg ytelgigar héglrlmprlfe gl f;lmot`ny Canada- '1':`hiessisf;npéJr;3tsng inform*
double rolland t $l0.00, _ _ _ seed _ ° afmew tionf ti d il t t ke adven-
$l5.00 and evel1g(£;g00) por roll. `ofM/lliimilttori The‘lep°rt of the Dem' are onermg seeds ff” Bal” that are tage ‘li-f lgiitse egxziiirfiioiis ‘lin crrwi"
Moore QMGLBOG' 44 30" diStr§,kl"l<;ii]iu§_wblch has lately been about weeds, and are rendering them. damn from _April to September l9ll_
cont i l ei t lollghfillt the Province selvesiliable to s. heavy fine. Flirt-her The G,-and Trunk Ron” ls mg most
..EaB,er Neckwear that .S th HHS mllny artic es that shnuldlbe quite a lot of labelled wheat is being iiitere tl ki sssenger
i wor _ _ - , ' s n ta n B D
Swing by any man' who appreciatos ;:v.i;l;e{‘i`lllyk(lbe;r)l glyuoéltrt fratrimersi, and l iizgldlgn eilaccordance with the law, but through tie populatid centres of Can.
flnc ties. The "Sli -Band" c 7 E on 0 some ' being on the hug' will “°i“iBdB. fllr |1909” ‘"5
proving itself a Seger; we hsvgriheg ofothenl tlirgiighuyoiir valualhle paper. prevent the weed seeds that are there-ipniiith oliufrrshglhigsggnfnd the twin
in dozens 0, patterns and Shades. Dmiciqiigge fin] fri? found the chief in from growing an-d even if there arelclties of Minneapolis and St.. Paul.
65C and 75c_ others at ,mm 25C to )  s to e oxiolis Weed A_ct only a few. seed Brain containing |Ask Grand Trunk Agents lm- ,u,.m,._,.
M00 At ..Bruc,,.s_.. ,_,3d2,_ I_9SH_€ at t_ e lest Session of our Pro- noxious weeds shoiii-il not be piiri-hail. _ particulars 3_23d,_h,m,tl9,.pi9,
____ ‘ “H0181 Legislature. It might he siiin- ed by our farmers. It is like intro-; '
d llcln the s
` 1 g ll ~
“IN STOCK"-‘"B¢lV¢l‘"lIld It is the duty of the occilpicrs of community. l‘tnni):yx lgiiftflugolixligri
tively harmless, but when once intro.
|,'| QPOWUIK on their farms and on the 'duced and established no one can ti-ii
how fl" it may Spread and how vel
Cracked Corn, cm-|-|m¢a|` c||¢p and Inspectors to enforce the act, disastrous the results may be* .y l
On page 10 will be foilnd' A copy of
a Proposed aact for the Conti-01 0|
the Sale of Seed Grain.
It is l’°P°‘l that this Proposed Act
Will b¢ °0DSl¢l¢I‘ed by our farmers and
by our Farmers' Institutes and thnt
after it has been carefully discussed
and amended if it needs amendments
it may be put bn our sintiite books.
The competitions in Fields St n
ending competitors can see tiiii Rules
and Regulations and also the judges
remarks which should be of value tg
him for the future. The scores of each
competitor are given ln full, together
with his name and address and the
variety of grain entered. This. affords
very valuable information for farmers
wishing to Purchase pure sezd. Any
man wanting seed free from weeds
The Report of the Farm competlt
The glove store offers: you U‘°
finest choice of reliable cloves "‘
the city. Every kid glove sold ls
guaranteed. the glove you Wim'
is here.ln the size and colour that
o f . GM Leod-
Y U pro or Moore o4.|3d"
Buy your Easter gloves toddl'
-do not walt for the rush Ind
crush of Easter Saturdly- Tm
finest glove took ws have ei/°\’
brought you is ready now-D09'
Skin. Suedes and Glace Kid. Our
prices run 85s. L00. I-25- l-5°
for short length cloves. Plenty 0'
|0l'lfl flloves ready for you also.
I of a d
ing Grain are taken np on pap 1g_
La B Some Mone “ ‘° °‘°°°'°“ "‘°* "‘=°° °°“~P°°'“°°-
y y y will in continued nut year and iii- _ M°°ro0 McLeod- 4-'3‘"'
~ t
loss entalled by merchants undef
the credit system would make lui
°°Dendent,men of them In ai sh°f
time if they could collect l.h°'\‘-
This moans that cash-for lowelll'
Prices effect a saving for b0'»
purchaser and dealer-that help!
hath. we sell for Gun-the sup"
price and the lowest |1Y|°° "°
_ Ltd.
everybody, Prowlo Bro: I adm
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Make yinirihles 10|’
llie VACUUM Cl.EANlll»'
Beer & Weeks. 4-fill,
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It has been figured out that the