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You’ve a new spring suit
to buy~do it now-you‘ll
have an immense assort-
ment to choose from if you
do it now-you‘li gain
something on pre~tige by
dressing up early, so-do
it now. .Our stock of
“Nifty” clothes at moder-
ate prices makes it econom-
ical rnd wi~e for you to.
---Do it now
Spring Suits of excep-
tional merit
Every suit we sell is
worth every cent you pay
for it---We handle none
but those with a good repu-
tation, and even if you are
no judge of tailo ing. you
can safely buy what ap-
yeals to you at this store.
We would like to show you through our high
class novelties---3o_u‘ll se; iiimy to interest you, all
different in style, tailoring and fabrics from the usual
run of ready-to-wenrables in fact they’re custom made
in all but priee.
$7.50 to $25.00
Our Overcoats and Raincoats
for Spring
thi y have p`oven a` surprise to all who have' seen
them it s seldom these useful garments contain so
much style eilcct as do curs this season
$5.50 to $18.00 each
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Our Children’s '_ _ '~
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Suite are the  _
Embodiment ol _*»,‘ 'N 
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snappiest models for iéwf, f' ff”  I 
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the greatest amount  Ni
of good service--move
economical parents
with nn eye for style
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Hats and lleads
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It will be to our inutuaiinterest to p_ut tlie_m to-
gether. You’lI hear men say a_nd we believe it 5 true
that this store does the hat business, be it so or not
we are certain of one thing
_ _ lt's the Best llat Store we know of
We are eady to satisfy every demand for spring
and summer, env -*h0P¢_ Of if: Ie-
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_rua QUEENS
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Block--Che. Iottetown.
'rue uae wiu no iugii today at
ll.L09 and tonight at 10.59.
Miss Janet McPhail. teacher of
Ula! has been presented by her pup-
ils with a volume ol Shakespeare.
Mrs. Charles H. Clark and son ar-
rived last night from Pugwash on a
visit to her parents Colonel and
Mrs. Moore.
-A man, either married or single,
is wanted to take charge ol a iarm.,
Applications may be made to Sterns
Bon & Co.,~ Souris, or to Hotel Vic-
toria, City.
_A sentence o! six months imprimn-
ment was pronounced on Henry
Welsh, a one armed man ni this city
charged with stealing a silver watch
from Mrs. Mary Basha iivll-.riorough
Street. .
Any person desiring to purchase a
strong second hand double seated
carriage at .a bargain should apply
at this ofllca at once. Rear seat can
be removed, thus making it an ex-
cellent market wagon.
Miss Ella Morrow of Souris is*
visiting Jas. and Mrs. Barrottiin
this City. Miss Morrow has just re-
turned irom Halma, Montana, .where
she has been for the past number ol
years. Miss _ Morrow leaves, tpday to
visit her sister in Crapaudl
The casa of Wilson Clark, charged
with the robbery ol certain goods
from the P. E. I. R. section house
at Montague, was disposed of at
Georgetown by A. D. McPhee, J. P.,
sending the prisoner up for trial at
the Supreme Court at Georgetown.
The S. S. Bonavista arrived yester-
day alternooon from Montreal with a
large general cargo. She sails at 12
noon today for Bt. Johns, Niid., via
Bydney. Her outward cargo consists
of 900 bags potatoes 425 bales hay,
00 head cattle, 50 sheep, 11 horses
and sundry other items.
By militia orders to hand pnnounce
that a Sergant's certificate has been
granted ,Berg`t. G. Archibald Watkins
of the city company ‘A’ of the 82
Regt. Corporal’s certificates have
also been ‘grunted the following cor-
poral belonging to the rural com-
panies, vizi C. Gillis, J. Hughes,
M. A. Nicholson, C. Holmes, P.
Crockett, and P. Noy.
Passed peacefully away at Char-
lottetown recently, Mary Ann
relict. oi -' the late ,(Capt.) Henry
Matheson, aged 66 years. The de-
ceased wns the eldest daughter of
the late Wm. Auld, of Kinsington,!
in this Province, and leaves to'
mourn the loss of a kind and lov-
ing mother three sons and one
daughter-James P. oi Salem, Moss.,
Charles, of New York, Harry and
Gertrude at home two sisters and
three brothers also survive her.
Mrs. J. Pethick, Kingston; Mrs.
Neil McFadysn, Charlottetown, and
Charles, William and Samuel Auld,
Kingston. Esteemed and respected
by all she finished her earthly course
and h_er loss will be deeply felt. The
funeral took place to Clyde River,
where she was laid to rest beside
ber eldest daughter and husband,
who pre-deceased ber some years ago
The services at the home were con-
ducted by Rev G. E. Ross and at
the grave by Rev. I. W. Green. The
floral tributes were many and hand-_
some. _
By inadvertence a Page WB9 Om*
itted from tha.report oi the prohibi-
tion casas recently tried at Murray
River. The omitted' minutes ol evid-
ence are given belowr
Jenkins vs Dr. Collin:
Stanford Bell, sworn. To Mr. Jan-
kius-Got prescriptions 23rd, not day
oi trot, from Dr. Collin, Murray
Harbor South. Did not ask for any-
thing. Got two prea<>i1Jti0l1S. 011°
in my own name. Dont know name
of other. Got two prescriptions be-
cause I wanted to get a botble. Got
another Feb. 4th. 011° Pl'BH¢l`iPt10ll ill
other was for-I think lor a Mr. Mc-
Leod. Got a bottle 24th Feb. Got
one prescription in ml' OW” “"19-
Dr. Collin supplied the other name
Asked by the prosecutor ii he was
able to go for the liquor witness
wld, I was able to coma up to Mr.
Roofs, Can't say whether I got an-
other bottte on 27th Feb or n0i--
tle March 1'2. Could not say h0W
many times between 24th Feb. and
23rd March. Doctor examined my
pulse. I told the doctor I was un
won-ima a touch or srlvre He Pfe-
scribed nothing for me but whiskey.
doctor ion the other ioi1ow's rules.
witness said "No. he was not pres
ant.” (Laughter).
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a. epscialty of cleaning, engraving
Small
Cakes
- inlendless variety. We have
been .in this business for
years snd'know just what
you want. The cakes we
make are
Always
i Fresh.
Try some seed cakcl. rock
ca ee. lemon topo, oreny
other kind you like.
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' ECLIPSE . BAKERY
my own name. Don’t know who the
Can't say whether I got another bot-_
Askod by Mr. Jenkins whether the
"House Cleaning. We ara making
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and prints during the next. two
weeks. I-Iaszard & Moors. 5-14d2i.
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l Stephen Morgan. Gity. lei: yfinor-
day lor Bar Harbor, Maine.
The new Hartney Hall ne Mt;
Albion was most successfully opened
Wednesday evening.
Walter D. Mullin has been appoint-
ed Captain oi the baseball team late-
ly organized aL.Ten Mile House.-
Jamea P- Dousan. Doninastoo_ is
said to have sowed oats on Tuesday
of this week. The ilrst ol the season.
The business man who quickly got
just the lady cashier he wanted is
loud in his praises of the pulling
powers ol The Guardian’s classiiled
ads.
Any young girl about sixteen or
seventeen years ol age, with 3, good
common school education and who
desires' a position should applyi no
X. Y. Z., P. O. Box 1230 at once
stating wages desired.
A new council ol the K. of C. is to
ba inaugurated in Moncton and
among those from this Province who
left yesterday to attend were L_ B,
McMillan, A. E. McEacheu, Thomas
Campbell, Austin Trainor, John
Reardon and Alfred Trainer all of
this City.
The cheese factory owned ‘by James
Corcoran, at Campbellton, was total
ly destroyed by fire recently. Loss
$1200, insurance .$800, which was
promptly settled by the North Ameri-
can Fire Assurance Co., through its
agent, W. K. Rogers, Mr. Corcoran
will' rebuild immediately.
Today at twelve o'clock R. V.
Longworth will sell his house on
Water Street as well as out-build-
ings, land and warehouse by public
auction. The house being open for in-
spection from ten to twelve gives an
opportunity to prospective purchas-
ers of inspecting the property.
Mills Bros., have just had added
to their ice-cream making plant a
one horse power gasoline motor. It
is a splendid machine and as
alobor saver cannot be beaten.
This is the iifteenth year that
Mills Bros., have been making
ice-cream and their increasing busi-
ness calls lor the latest im rove- I
D
ments.
Rev. G. M. Campbell, St. John,
went Wednesday to Albert county on
Bible Society business, and later will'
go to P. E. Island to spend some
nys. Late in July Mr. Campbell,
Mrs. Campbell and Miss Campbell
will sail for England. Mr. Campbell
will spend some weeks there and
Mrs. Campbell and her daughter will
remain n year or more.
in bile old country, but Mrs Camp
main for i1 year or more.
that _their“busineas locals" as well
as their "changes" must be received
at this olllce not later than one o'-
clock sharp of each week day, ex-
clusive ol statutory holidays, to in-
sure insertion in next issue. All re-
ceived latar than the above hours will
also appear when they donot inter-
fere with the setting in type ol the
regular news of the day.
llerpicide _
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Already wc have had most
favorable reports from ladies in
this city who have _been using
Heipicide. _
They report that it does stop
the hair from felling out, _and
that it makes a. most exquisite
hair-dressing.
Try it Yourself
50 cents and $1.00 per hottie.
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“The Mah”
Razor
'From experience we con-
- sider this t e most perfect
razor. Shaves easy and
clean.
And the Price only $l.00
Two Sizes-One Price
Other razors up to $5.00
but “The Mah" is the best
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D. STEWART,
Bakes Best Bread.
l)RUGGTSTS»
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Stare 0pen_l em te 6 p.m. __
Best Choosing. . .0
city offers in Lace Curtains. We are
-and very little to buy them. _
Ciienp Curtains, 5 yards to pair, 17 inches wide, Very effective curtain
good value at  .. .. . . . . . . . . .
._ 25|:
Better grnils curtains. floral design, 3° inch.
width, 5 vils to pair . . . . . . . .
.. ... . . ._ . .HI_e da to l inches
45 inches wide . . . _ . . . . .
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Better lines $3 2; 3.50 3.65 4 i5 5.75 6.00 up
. L iirtain nets in all ii-iillh~ from loc up.
Art muslins iii scores of patterns 7|: up,
Cretoiines iii almost endless variety 6c up.
scrini in plain cream and fancy stiipes i4c up.
In Lace Curtains i =
FROM the best makers in England, as well as from best | _ '
looms in Switzerland come these pretty curtains that
we are selling at such rapid rate in the wall paper room.
We really think we can give you the very best value the
opinion on the matter-it costs nothing te see the curtains
knot and floral effect, 16inchee, Gyde to ' $l.00 `
A remarkable; good vs ue in good dnrsbltnnet 6
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A notable value, large floral pattern. 6 yds. to prgir Very lisnsllsometfscy de_e;;gn, y yds to pair, sgrong
. . e net54nc eswlenota evnueat.-......... 2.0 _-
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 Two remarkable values, swiss spot, and netting
2  - imm, 7 ydsto pair 50 inches in width. deintily .
0 I utiiective patterns, strong, durable nets  . . . . 9 I
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anxious to have your .
in pattern shown combined
wide s Isl  .15
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L' shades, in greens, buffs, and browns, dafgo Fine linen shades, "0
dlxlginiion, good spring rollers...... . . . . . . . _ ... 5 e browns, tirm durable
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Standard shades, linens in various widths, of buffs, browns_and greens.
length to order at short notice. Heavy Harishorne rollers for wide shades.
ARTISTIC WALL PAPER
superiority in every grade from the lowest up. _
Worth-=WhiIe Window Shades f
25 Plain Linen window shades, greens and yellows only `| ~ 
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VALUES .BEYOND COMPETITION
Buying as we do direct from the best makers in France, United States and Canada-we are able
constantly to sell paper at lower prices than/ small dealers can buy. _ _
Whether you want a paper at 6c per roll-or at 1225 per roll-in each ceseyou are certain of the - -
best value that your money can buy.`Aud our showing isa generous comprehensive one-evidencing its’ -
Phone 49 or write for sample hook. _ _ . _
ii colors" in greens, buffs, and _
fabrics Harishcen roller--Sie
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Shades made up any width
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bell and har daughter propose to re- 
Advertisers are again reminded I   /
Ch’Town °“:.f.‘::i*.°‘°““ ' '
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Recommend _WO C_ TURNER Q CQ
I "il  ' ` "‘\\` Gents' Furnishings and Staple Dry Goods
0/9060/57 _ and thousands _of other articles_such_ as braces, ties, shir t
A " 1" "collars, cnifs, socks, caps, trunks, suit cases etc.
SP°°‘“' Ag°“" Our line of spring prints, ginghams, chambrays, sateens
A  is complete and of the best quality.
RSV- G- M- Campbell left St- 5011"  _ , M  _ _,  ._      ... 
on Wednesday, for Albert county on """"`“""`"""" ' ' _ _
Bible Society business, and lateriiri 1 '-------- -*= - -'
the week will goto P. E. Island to I
spend some days. Lats in July Rev.
;Mr. Campbell will sail for England.   _
Mr. Campbell will spend some weeks - `
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The New Guarentecd Instalmeut Policy
issued be the Sun Life of Canada meets
all reqnireinents of those desiring cheap
insurance besides ca rying guarante.'d
cash surrenér values, _-paid up insur-
ance etc. For rates apply to
E. Il. E E Q T. '
Manager for P.E. Island
52 Ounces-_8 cts
When you get our bread'
you get full weight--you'
get the best tbatcan
baked. If you _want thc.
strongest combination of?
bread qualities, 'buy ou;
biead.: _  ." _
' THE NORTH BAKERY
dmwf 226 Euston St.
The Sunnyside Dry Goods Store and Cloth Depot
Good Goods
l.ow Prices _
Wool n Mill. Depot Importers of ' Courteous Attention
English and Canadian
Tweeds and Worsteds I
llewson Tweeds
Moncton Tweeds
Oxford Tweeds
W. CTURNER 6: CO.,
The Low Price Sunnyside, I » . Store,aiid Cloth Depo‘,
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WHEN THE PUMP DOES NOT GIVE
SATISFACIORY RESULTS
Call and see Goulcl’s Pumps. -Ameri-
~ can. For every service. ‘
For sale by
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Get this brand from your grocer' '_
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H.BOND Manager -.-
Auessmant System Eh-eternal 'Pi all
5 Young Milt
who were members of the lndepn@t.
Order ol Foresters lost their lives-:lip
accidents since October, i9e7, rfét:
here in Prince Edward Island. Three
were killed, and two drowned. 1.‘h‘q_y
ina paid in foo. mi sou ;¢4s.`3;.
Their mothers and sisters received from
the Fomim $4.6oo. A gmc timin-
ment you say, for those young mee
Yes. Life Insurance gives big returnalto
hose who are unfortunate, -
5' HARDWARE, Paint- and ons.
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