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You should come in
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7 New Spring Boots For Men
_§;;P’i§g b°°*S 'f1‘°Y “fs Simply splendid. sfyiish,
y, __ ressy, comfortable, strong and as well made
. as any man could wish for.
Shown in tan c lf,
_and _buttoned styles £i.vitl§lh1igIl1ieli;1;n;;l,¢iK;11(i11tli;eh:,c;?,
Style 10°? at ls-25. $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 and . ._ 55,00
' 3 Alley £5’ Company
FUI!
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tlllum calls at the desired
time. ' _
Ev¢ry_ 2o_ seconds for5
minutes itrings,1 unless the
silent switch is turned. It s
the neatest little clock you
ever saw, Price 52,25,
W. W. WELLNER
~ Jeweler.
 
liofhlliillm
and see these new styles `
,i Bring the little chap
here to have his photti
Studio Where Baby Is
Always Welcome.”
Cook Studio _
Here is a Snap
8 day American Black
Wood Clocks at $4.09 each.
They strike every half hour
on Cathedral goings. Are goo
timekeepers. Every one
guaranteed. Well worth $5.03
our price $4.00.
C. W. Patterson
From lland to Hand
The jewel fuel that means uygre to you
when you need it than the wh test diam-
ond- ,
lligh-quality Coal -
{romI our yairxlls-toliean, free~biir['1ni;1li;,
eng dating `- n r prices. an a r
service in exchange for your orders
YAny orders today? Quick delivery?
es.
C. Lyfons & Co.
Photle nr.
Uotton and Woolen
Sanitary Cotton Polishing Cloths fo
Power House. Gare ea, Machine Shops
and all General Rnrpeees Write or
samples and quotations to the manufact-
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teeth exe ined free u cha . Oni
takes a tow mintues and we Q' ell yeah
exactly what you need and it nt cost
you one penny We ma e aah nd guar-
anteethem to tit exai%l , e o apar-
antee perfection in i-`own_ Bud e
‘ work Extracting and iilliug without path,
prion moderate.
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The uso oi suitable glasses ssvethe eyes
rpm strair and all the evlla which toliow
l‘he hensliv ot proper y fitted slaasesare
testified to by thousands who use sur
glrssea We examine eyes and guarantee
satiataotion.
._ M SILVERSTON
‘Expert Ontioian, at S. F. Mitohell’s
`,lIJ¢%r-iffy Store. 163 Queen Bt. Ch'towv-
._ PA I LWAY"$¢. 'J
Daily Eaccursion
To The Coast '
From March l5th t; 1 April rgih inrluz-
ive there will he da-ly ex ‘ursi ns to Var-
couver, Vic‘qria, Nelson, I hoenix ana
other British' Columbia po`nts. Tickrts
from Picton by way ofT|uro will be$65 oo.
by way ct Oxford $54 95 This excursion
also touches paints in Idaho, Montana,
Washington and California at correspond-
ingly low rates - ,i
[he I R. t .elves two' ty-four hours on
town. aloe rs reserved and all arrange
Farm for Sale
The undersigned offers for sale his
Iano, 51 ofnhieh is covered with a growth
of hard and soft wood. the remainder in a
good state of cultivation. There ia also a
iaea. it is well watered and suitable in
every way for good firming. The dwelling
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Monaghan Road
M f Lot 48
3-5 w amos.
N O T I C E
the Charles Da ton Silver Black
lt. THE
QUARD1 AN _ loiutnto nam!
I'.l‘ PAYS to buy to this Province.
srooirs ouoenn.-Au mea ex-,
ehasges were closed Dieter Saturday.
AN INVPTATION.-Rav. R. Opto,
formerly ot Pownal, has accepted g.
unanimous invitation to remain on`
Oak Bay Circuit a tourth year.
EVANGELISTIO.-Rev. B. How-
ard. Saekville, wall known in P. Bl.
lslend, has made arrangements tor s.
nine days' evangelistic eampalgn un-,
gg Mr. Gypaey Smith to start April
ICE . CONDITIUN.-Mr. > James
Drake, Cornwall, reports the ice at'
Brighton in good condition, consider-;
ing the mild weather ot the past
week.
CHIMES OF NORMANDY.-Chimes
ot Normandy tickets can be had at
the Opera House-this evening at 1.30. |
The overture is at 8 o’c1ock sharp,
so ell should be in their seats by
that time.
ATTENTION.--'l‘ho Guardian dir-
ects sttentlun to the ad ot Warbur-`
toll it-Shaw lu this issue relpeeting'
subscriptions tor shares in the North'
Shc-re Silver Black Fox Co. This is
n grand opportunity tor those not
having the ready cash to go into the'
iox business.
ter
days
Court yesterday.
EASTER.-This week's Wesleyan
contains an article entitled. The
Easter Celebration, trom the pen ot
Rev. Wm. Harrison, D. D., tormerly
ot Charlottetown.
PUBLIC AUCTION.-'Phe (arm for-
merly owned by the late John J. Ile-
Leod ot Mt. Buchanan will be sold
by public suction in trout oi the
store oi A. D. Ross, Eldon, on Mon-
day March 31st at 10 o'eloek a. m.`
Further particulars will beseen in
the advertisement which appears in
another column ol this issue.
EASTER.-The Easter services ot
the Baptist Church, Eiummerslde, are
exllected to be ot unusual interest.
The Preacher tor the day will be the
llev. William Laird Archibald, M.A.,
Ph. D., Principal ot Acadia Collegi-
nte Academy and Business College,
Wolivllle, N.S., who will preach nt.
11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Special Easter
anthems will be rendered. The otler-
ings tor the day will be for the Par-
sonage Fund.
l.
SOME FIGURES.-The following
items with rcterenco to the Maritime
Provinces will be oi interest. The
THE INWARD TRAINB.-The sou-
thern exorcss arrived in Charlotte-
town Saturday at 10.80 a. m., torty-
ilve minutes late; the eastern ex-
Dress at 10.50 a. m., thirty minutes
late; the western exlpress at 12.20 a.
m-. titty minutes late and the Sum-_
nxerside accommodation at 51.' p.
1.1., forty minutes late. _
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SHORTHAND DIPLOMAS -As B.
Roman Catholics increased in N. S.
Scotia from 129,578 to 144,991; in
N. B. from 125,698 to 144,889; in P.
E. I..' decreased Irom 45,796 to 41,-
994. The Presbytertans increased in
N. S. from 106,381 to 109,560 and
decreased in N. B. from 39,496 'to
39,207 and in P. E. I. 80,750 to 27,-
509. The Methodists increased in N.
B. irom 57,490 to 57,606, and de-
creased in N. B. from 35,973 to 34,-
558 and in I’ ir
. . _ .E. I. om 13.402 io
result oi the final examinations held 12,209. The Anglicans increased in N.
in the Shorthand Department ot the‘S. from 66,107 to 75,315; in N. B.
"Mon Commercial College. Cher-|h-om 42.005 te 42,864 and decreased
lottetown, last week, the following in P. E. I. ti-om 5,976 to 4,930; The
Hughes. Bouris; Lillian Underhay,I§o 82,106 and decreased in P. E. I.
Boy Fortune; Gertrude H'essian.>irom 5.905 to 5,372. The Congrega-
G90l`|Z€f0W\'1; William Hllghtis. Oll2Y;‘tionalists decreased in N. B. from
Ida M- Jordan. Murray Herbor;|,2,9as ti; 2,590; in N. B.`irom 1,040
Freda Morrow, Sourla; Lucy C. Mac- so 77|; and increased in P. E. I.
Donald, Blooming Point North. from 3 to 8. The Salvation Army
_'_ lncreesell in N. S. from 1,251 to 1,-
SOCIAL.-The entertainment and|526; in N. B. (rom. 606 to 688 and
basket social held at Union on Wed- in P. E. I. from 116 to 158.
nesday evening, March 19th, was al .__________.
decided success. Notwithstandin the __
bad state ot the roads the hallgwas "Bunn Cod Liver on Emulsion
comfortably filled. A very interest-
contains 40 er cent ure Norwe ian
The Brat general mfetir g rf r
ing program had been gotten up by
the young people ot the vicinity, con-
sisting oi instrumental music, songs,
recitations, readings and dialogues,l
which were all well rendered and
many encores had to be responded
to. Mr. J. West acted as chairman,
also as suctioneer, in which latter oi-‘
tice he appears to be no novice, judg-
ing by the rapidity with which the
haskiats were sold and the prices re-
alized. The sum of torty dollars was
realized. I
(From Ssturdoyfs Evening Guardian)
TALENTED PREACHER.-Rev. S_,
D. McPhee, B. A., a native oi Prince
Edward Island, and well and favor-
ably known in the Synod ot the Mar-
itime Provinces, is making good as
pastor oi the Presbyterian congrega-
tion of Avonmore, Ontario. Last,
year was the most prosperous in
the history ot the congregation. The
contribution to Missions was double
than usually given. After nil bills
were paid there was a substantial'
balance on the right side. Mr. Mc-
Phee is equally fluent and impressive,
in Gaelic and English, and is in tre-
quent demand at Communion ser-
vices. Other congregations have
made attempts to lure him away
from Avonmore, but he has telt that
he could not leave his devoted peo-
ple. On one occasion, when the pse-
tor and his family had returned (rom
their vacation, n public reception
was tendered them, complimentary
addresses were made, and a purse ot
$233, was presented to the beloved
pastor. Other tokens of esteem and
appreciation are too numerous to
mention says the Presbyterian Wit-
ness.
::It the large and increasing sale ot
Wyet:h's Sage and Sulphur is any in-
dication ol its virtues-it certainly
must be a wonderful preparation. We
have dozens ot our customers who
tell us it is the best hair remedy
they ever used._ 501:. and $1.00 bot-
tles. E. A. Foster, Central Drug-
rl P in
oil combined with hypophosphitee oi
lime. soda and pottassium. It builds
up the body and brings beck perman-
ent health and strength. It you are
not perfectly satisfied with the re-
sults it brings about bring us buck
the empty bottle and we’ll returrl
you. Price 35 and 75c. The McKin-
non 'Drug Co., Corner Great George
and Kent Ste. Mil.
 
!Wanl a Watch?
Q Remember our big closing
`. out -ale continues, until every
Iwatch is sold. We’ie so‘d
nearly
I zoo warms
since beginning this sale, :nd
‘.'.'e still have nearly O N E
HUNDRED RELIABLE
GUARANTEED WATCH-
ES, which vie are oiieiing
atpiactically WHOLESALE
PRICES. `
There is only one place to
buy watches while our stock
lasts.
\
G. F. Hutcheson
_Ieweller - O ptician
store,_ Agent. ' 8-20Mtt.
~ 4 ' ' lil- _ ~ 1 ,J .
this trip. Tick.-s iaaurd frtm Charlotte- . ` /:a -
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The Stamp of Reliable
Makers is the best Guar-
antee We  give You
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Easter Gloves- for Ladies
“PAULINE"--Without a doubt the finest inex-
pensive kid glove on the market. It is made, stamp-
ed and guaranteed to the fullest extent by “ROUIL.
LION ”- France, black, tan, brown and white,
5 3'4 t0 7 I'4~
Grey and navy 5 3-4 to 7 1-4  pair
“AI OA” - A high class kid glove made and guar-
anteed by the same maker as the Pauline; at its
price cannot be equalled by any other maker Black
and tan. All sizes  pair
“SHELBOURNE”-This is the very best glove
we can get to supply you with, without having to pay
afancy price. Made from selected skins only, with
blown fingers and pique stitching. We know when
you see it you’l1 like it for it is manufactured by the
finest maker in the world.
‘ TREFOUSSE”
students have been grlllttid Diplomas: Baptists increased in N. S. from 83,- . I
uerotiiy irsfosnneli, city, onsriom 241 io se,er.4; in N. B. imm so,a-14 Black and Tan  pall'
l ,
White Chamois (washable) 98° pair
Tau Cape (dogskin)   pair
]ouvin’s Suede
Black and Tan  pair
"Special”_Grey ‘Suede 89° pair
. “speciaii Tan Kid 6 5., pair
cial 'T c .
nlaiieiafesfm ape 754: to 95c pair
Special Sale
New White Shirtwaists
]ust in today from one ofthe great makers tlicse
sliirtwaisfs come to us for the. Easter week. There
is only loo in the lot and they’1l not last long. Made
with square neck from line lawns :md embroiderie'-'_
We picked them up at a bargain and have marked
them at clearlaince prices. Regular prices from $1.35
to $1. o A sizes 34 to 42
Vis/'bile they last 98C each
Sionlevhrols
GASULINE ENGINE USERS
SAVE MGNEY 0N YOUR I"UI`:`.L BILL
TI-IE FRER KEROSENE ADAPTED enables you to use Kerosene Oil in
your 2 eyce engine instead of Gasoline, uairglhe some quantity of Kerosene as
yon would of gasoline. _ .
Sit down and estimate the saving you can effect for the
Comin Season
Olsellsfo cn p_8 -
The mast important invention recently brought out for Gasoline Engines.
Sand AT ON E fo cieciilar and nri¢¢a_
THE FRASER MACHINE Q. MOTOR CO. LIMITED
NEW Gt.ASGUW' NOVASCOTIA.
-zoMEa »
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, Gasoline now sells for 26 cents per galo~, and is going higher, Kerosene
i r I8 e ts er allon
84 Grant George greet _
 RO ,rs omigi\i|| People’s Theatre i.i.'l1"sZ’.?.Z‘..“
n iDelay Es? Holcomb
v..|...m. nm. eesrsinang -so sem ef N0||e Bguel'--__.-S0|\\2 N01 .S0 GOOII
quantity ot' good swamp mud on theprun- .rlrwo   1
'::::.':_'l’;’.‘;::..:'s‘“.!;:z:.:r..“L.l§°:: _The G,-im T01) gf War- I
A ,
  Thrilling Drama of _the Civil War I
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Fox Company, Limited will
be held in the Hall in the
Prowse Bleek, Grafton St,
Charlottetown. P.E.Island, on
Tuesday. April in at rr
‘o’clocI¢ a`. ni. -
~~ ll‘aot»ion et Directors and other
bus ness. ‘ -
, W. B PROWSE,
- ht cg 0h¢g_j.S.S.Lloo
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F. Louise Tufts--In Illustrated Song
Admission Ten Cevritsi .¢‘,',‘|, .
The sure way to determine goodness is Iiy test
Amherst
Shoes
for nearly half a century have
been tested and tried and have
won a steadily increasing de-
mand and larger constitnency_
Amherst Shoes -
are made from substantial, well-tanned upper stock. They have
solid leather counters or heel stihers. T e heel contains no
shoddy but is perfectly solid throughout. '
AMHERST SHOES are made with solid leather inner
901". they have donbleiips, that is vamps are full to the toe
and lasted with the ti to the leather inner sole The are
P \ y .
““\“*l°¥\1l’¢fl by competent workmen and have strongly swoflt
water tight seams. ,
Ask your dollar for and insist on' ailing
rl.. sh... wh.
Amherst Boot Q
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South-‘lids Queen St
Auction Sale
2 Cottages
Weave authorized by Edward
Kelly Esq. to sell by public au.ti n
ou Thursday March 27 |913 com-
mencing at i2 o’clock his 2 cot'
tsges situated on North Side Pass-
more Street No 2! and 23 These
cottages are in First Class Con-
dition and will be sold cheap as
Mr. Kelly is winding up some oi
his business.
Terms at s1'e.
BEN] CARTER & C0
Auctioneers
3-r4Mfn1w6i
D Wrz ht
Funeral Director an
baimer-Miss A. Ferguson.Lady
Assistant- Personal Attention
and Proinptness Guaranteed.
|]Ambulance calls answered al
short notice.
SPECIALTIES
Diainfecting and fumlgaliug
Fumiture Repaired and Reup
bolstered.
Sa]l!e_smensmade tlogrder
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m-a.asa|on1$oa‘ki..Z s ...?.°
North Side. Phona380'l. d tati
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PUBLIC AUCTIUN
Valuable Farm, at Bracltley
Point Road, For Sale.
The undersigned is instructed to
sell hy PUBLIC A UCTION, nn the
p emises at Brackley Print Road,
Lot 33, on Thursday, the Tenth
day of April, A. D. 19171, at the
hour of 2 o’clock in the afternoon.
ALL THAT valuable farm con-
taining one hundred acres of land,
situate on the west side of the
Bracllley Point Road, forme ly
owned hy the late James Thomson,
and adjoining the farm folm=rly`
owned by the late Wallace Reid,
This is a line o'd farm and offers
arare chance for a rerson d sizing
a good f irm and home.
Terms and cmdiiions at safe. _
For further particulars as to title
and otherwise apply to Messrs.
Stewart 8: Campbell, Solicitors,
DesBrisay Block, Charlottetown,
ALLAN BOISNER,
Auctioneer.
Charlotzctown, 20 March, 19:3,
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Barr acer Notary Pulsilo. eta
hionay to Loan
Morris Bleek-Charlottetown
STEWART O. CAMPBELL
Bsrristera Solicitors. ete.
Ollloea ln goshrlaag Block C rnar
Queen and rstton *rests Charlotte
town, P' E. slanil,
HONEY T0 LOAN
W' B STEWART K.0. N. A. CAMPBEL
HOTEL BRUNSWICK
Moncton. N. ll.
one largest and Best Located Hotel in
the 0 ty accommodating 200 guests
situated at the rientra ol spacious ground
and surrounded by elegant shade trees.
making lt specially des raole lor t urlsts
the summer. season GHO. McSWHiEN|§Y
BHNTLDI
D. 0. UGLHOU. K.O. W.
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Mclean Q. Melannon
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