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THE QUEENS COUNTY GUARDIAN
Office: In New Prewse
Block-Charlottetown
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The ice has left Victoria harbor
to Bet nets. _ _
Milli Neavy M. Myres spent Sun-
day in Hampton the guest pf Miss
Hannah McKinnon. _
ist Church Choir roncert this even-
ing~at eight o'elock in Kindergarten.
La grippe has almost disappeared
from Victoria and vicinity, al-
though as few cases still remain.
his recent attack.
The person who found a gold pin Peter Gillis yesterday PIN NH
on Sunday should read classllled Prohibition fine of $100 and costs
column into Court
and Capt Chas. Miller is preparing Farmers Institute in the hall at
See announcement oi First Method-:Island has been, enthusiastically re-
Earl D. Enman has recovered from' -#~
, Miss Zita. _Dalton a graduate of liancy and uniformity, and in the
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There will he a meeting ofthe
|Kingston on the 13th of April at
7.30 o'clock. All' interested are re-
uested to attend.
The announcement of Mr. Lo\ison's
lantern .excursion through P. E.
'ceived. Many of the views are new
'and beautifully enlnrnd by mr. Bayer
'The Salvation, Army is st home to
'all citizens Thursday evening. Com-
fortable seating provisions is being
made. Admission 10c, worth 601:. _
Dra.ke’s Anon-alcoholic carbonated
:beverages are noted for purity bril-_
var'
l ' A" ati
_Starting li Smart    
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  Soft front
Shirts at
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._¢ __1_,
p _ _ _ _
siiringmiliindryExhibmd
Takes Place on
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL St
Afternoon and Evening, 2 Till I0 p. m.
Every spring. the- Millin-
ery exhibition is noted for _its
exquisite display. of noveltieb.
n that their "business locals" as well
the Union Commercial College, fm
Charlottetown, and Misa Marjory’g
Bell a graduate of the Summerside
School, are now holding positions as
lstenographers in the G. P_ R. ofiices,
Montreal.
Hon. Mr. Hughes has given notice
lin the Legislatiure, that be will ask
a-leave of the House to present a peti-
tion from D. 0’M. Reddiu and oth-
ers praying for an Act to amend an
ward Island Phamlaceutical Associa-
tion.”
Mr. Irving has given notice in the
Legislature that he will ask the
Honorable the Commissioner of Pub-
lic Works if he has received a peti-
tion of William McLennan and oth-
ers praying that the New Middleton
Road be extended and opened tn the
of a mile.
Mr. Irving gives notice that to-
morrow he will ask the Honorable
Commissioner of Public Works if he
has received a petition of certain in-
habitants of Alexandra, Lot 49 ask~`
ing for the opening of a new road
'from the Georgetown Road to
Pownal Bay and what action he in-_
tends to tulle in the matter. l
Advertisers are again reminded
as their "changes" must be received
at this ofilce not later than one o’-
clock sharp of each week day, ex-
clusive of statutory holidays, to in-
sure insertion in next issue. All re-
ceived later than the above hours will
Act to incorporate 'The Prince Ed-,is probable that the Dominion Coal
county Line Rene, a distance oi el
anufacturing of bis well known
oods, only the best ingredients are
lused. all ‘settles nnedny this ram-
ous house are thoroughly sterilized
before' nlling. His factory which is
the largest and best equipped in
the maritime provinces ia_under the
supervision of a competent chemist.
L;
The present spring promises to be
Ia record breaker for early shipments
of coal up the St. Lawrencei and it
.Company will more than make up
for the loss in shipments caused by
The Black Diamond liner Bonavista,
well known in’Charlol:'tetown, is now
at Halifax and is expected to arrive
tomorrow at Loulsburg, where she
will load coal for Montrealf If the
Bonsvista succeeds in reaching the
latter port it will be the earliest)
start in the history of the St. Law-
superlntendent _of transportation for.
ice reports of the season up tn date
have been favorable, and all indrca-
tions point to a successful voyage
for the Bonavista. '
College from thfs Province the fol-
lowing will be of interest. Rep-
...---»n»¢»..».-_~..~.s e-.~»<-~»-....»
weather conditions of last year. »
..._ man. .¢.-an
rence coal trade. J. R. Mclsaac, ‘
the Coal Company. says that the ,
As there are s. number of` students f
attending Acadia- and Mt. Allison
300TRIM new soft front
- shirts in latespring
styles, nicely made of 'firm
Corded perca1c.'@_' _ l' " , -
Some' stripfs, some checks,
black on w 'te ground, blues
on whittalgriuundas well as bla;
c an c ampa e'_gron_ xi,-
gfithlpattemsis  colors.
These shirts were made udp to sell for 85 cents each-a _fortunate chance
threw them in our way at a big iscount and wc divide our saving with - 
you byac-ling them at....H  
._ Sizes run from 1/:to 1_6 1-zf r
in ordering by mail.--please send 654: to pay postage-_ _ 
M  BCltS,,,.-.-~4¢»~von.-¢~e-neuofo-pa-.-neueen.-»ouse¢.»e~n1&
' Spgerdizlilly choice line of leather belts in black and_colors--pretty buckle- slid# 
metallic set--all sizes_..........................~....,.....»-»..~.,_...Q
resentatfves of Acadia .° B
- _ _ _ l _ l, _rs 
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, D N. . and
Mount Allison mat in the Duilerl’
hotel last week and arranged for th
also appear when they do not inter-
fere with the setting in type of the
regular news of the day _
h A correspondent Writes: Lawson ‘cause of the extra drain which would '
Vlllett, Hampton, entertained Alden-
Dawson on Sunday, 22nd uit.-'1`he»
school is progressing favorably at
Victoria under the Principalship of A
W. J. Fraser.-Onward Divis-|
ion, Victoria, meets regularly every'
week. The iollowing officers were
elected for ensuing quarter."- ` I
W. P.-Frederick Snow. _
. W.
app?
team?
-Matilda Harvey.
.--Harrison Villett. _
.-Beta B. Straight.
S.-Herbert R. Lea.
r -William Anderson. -
Con.-Harry Nelson.
Asst. Con.-»Mrs. Allred Foy.
I S --Heath Mc uarrie
decided that the competition b '
limited to these university as be-
forei and that Dalhousie and Kings A
he not allowed to enter. This is be
Dr. Murphy, Tignlsh, was_ in the - ` ' -_- j
annual intercollegate athldtic ileZrl'C;¢,¥ yesterday. . 1
day. L. G. Jost represented Acadia --- 't -
E. Stanley Bridges, U. N. B., ans W. .,
Roy Smith, Mount Allison. It wa C
H. w. Turner. omsary. was in the ‘ n _ . 
ity yesterday.
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Dodd Dwyer, Pletou, spent Sun- 0 
ay in the City. 0 - 
Mrs. D. B. McDonald, Bedeque. is ' ‘ ` " ‘ _ ‘Y  ` 
be made and the rccelpia and also be steadily improving at the Charlotte- Why buy anew carpet until you try what machine cleaning will _do for year.
cause it would entail so lengthy an town Hospital. old 0,,,_ _ . -»,’~_. ‘~
entry list thatfthe sports would take -
too long. It was decided that if
possible the meet will be on May 22 p
on the Moncton race track. This has D
yet to be definitely arranged.
The nsinerrdr sxnelainn Division 1a\1t._ Ci:y.st0<;;< Place yeswrden
0 il
[fig expected that the S.S. Cam- Thecost. is small and ille comfort of knowing that your carpets are `|.bronjbly'l
ana will sail from Montreal for 'this clean is large. Price .ic per yard 10|' ¢|¢=H“l“l!v °f 7° P" Wfd f°‘|' °l°°»“|‘\l’~ “HUC `“!’ '__
ort on April 20th. and puting down l\i¥f=\'"_~ ‘ ~ Y
The funeral of the late Angus Gal- r 4 _
s. ni T.. wlinidt valley. were rs- m r as 0 h \mlt=v'»~C=*»\l°<1f°l 2   | ‘f' F
deniiy installed for ine ensuing find was largely attended- Mr- Gs1~ _ ' _ ‘ 9
a _
quarter as followsz- -
‘W. P.-Percy Marchbank. _ °
W. A.-Edna Tanton.
R. S.-Jessie Curtis.
F. S.-Walter Warren. 35
nt died Saturday after an illness of . V _ »
nly four days, aged forty years. _
This year it is better than ever.
Therefore, ladies, we extend
you a most cordial invitation
0 pass judgment upon the dis-
play wc have prepared for you
»n.ms___Han.y Waugh prlnts.'1'ho farmers in New Bruns-
i " Neweon’s Block. - - -_ - '
Butter in St. John has advanced rftstf
_ .
d _ . ._ f ' e 'a~»
A_ R s__W“mie Waugh ata rapid rate. and is now selling at r _ _ _ __ .
cents for creamery butter in _ _ _
sixty cents, R
_i ,
ariety is the Key Note
of 0 r ~
Millinery Exhibit
Among the numberle models, n0lW0
allkc. you will find the Merry \V_id0w.
the new high crowns. the fancy *mil
Toreador iurbans, 'medium ahaP¢’» I3-’°
hal, and almost any 'fashlonablc,sort of
straw or braid. The iriuimioill °mP|°}'¢d
nreso exquisitely beautiful that iiicy're
beyond description. ‘
, iam
Nothing ‘but a personal
inspection can convey a correct _ _  '
idea of what we have f0
I
show
dcwiméd 13z.c.fa@.é§azit..&l . _
fl
| tion is soon ruined by
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0. S.-Nathaniel Boulter.
P. W. P.--Alfred A. Foy. A
Organisti-Hazel Myers.
The last issue of the Canadian
Courier, Toronto, says: "Think oil
it ! The littlest province in Canada'
is about to furnish seed oats to the'
farmers of the- great and golden|
West. It is intimated that in pur-i
suance of its seed-grain policy, the|
Government may buy oats in Prince
Edward Island and ship them out to!
Saskatchewan and Alberta. Now you;
could put Prince Edward Island'
down on the map of Saskatchewan
nr Alberta, and it wnnldlonkllks nl
ily on a big hand. We have talked'
about the golden glow of the prsirlli.
until we have Yukons on o
miles of box cars trailing out the
glorious millions of bushels of grain
from the granary ofthe Empire-and
all that sort of thing. Probably if'|
any farmer from the two-by-fouri
lighting little island down by the
Atlantic had nudged us and said,|
"See hers, neighbor, thsre'll come at
time when we'll send seed oats to'
the prairie," we should have asked!
him if be had ever seen a real rall-
road; because this little island is so
tiny to,look at it _on the map that
it seems as though a good-ilsed
freight-train loaded with oats _would
have a hard time shunting without
running ol! into the sea. But all the
same the seed oatsof Prince Edward
Island are likely to go to the golden
grauary of the Empire; which makes
ns sit up and think that carrying
coals to Newcastle may not be so
much of a paradox alter all. Prince
Edward Island is all right. The
farmers of Alberta and Saskatchewan
will now be pasting maps of the is.
land in their hats."
BILLY KIN KAID the Merry
Ju|s_|er`, at Wonderland this
evening. Do not min him. ~
NICE
It is to have 
pastry. 0ne's diges-
eating any other kind.
We have the beet pies,
Give us a trial order.
Telephone 21|
‘i. ECUPSE ............
D, STEWART.
HAYES BEST
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Divlsionh.
Chap.-Robert Hogg.
ph ey.
I. S.-Albert Clark.
cu
P_ w_ P__Gm,don Huwtis_ ter is as a result very materially
ed
Brothers Marchbanlr, Huestis and Ie
Hogg were appointed delegates to
attend the Grand Division at its
next meeting. Towards the close of
the evening cake and-coffee was serv-
cd by the members and a short h
0
program brought proceedings to a called at the City Police Court yes-
close. Visitors were present from
Shamrock, -Harmony and Searldtown R‘;p‘é';f§_ 23:1 vga; ggieig i\;_°il_1f_°:'el;,%l.i3
ad in the vernacular that George
ll d .
'rue Mill view nebnung snelnty 235°” wh” 'md °“ Sm" “y " “'“
had a very successful meeting last
ur gonglws week, Emmerson Sheidow presiding.
we have had visions 01 miie, upon The suhiect under debate was which
wick killed ol! many of their lca*ttle
C __D Cm k_ in the fall rather than feed them
Assn Cggfigtsg Hum ,_ through the winter at the very high
charged with keeping a gambling
terday morning. But George did not
that day he "flew the coop." A`
warrant has been issued for his ar-
rest, and the case stands over.
st of feed, and the output of but-
ssened. Lower prices are not look-
for some weeks.
The case against George' Smith,
use on Lower Queen Street, was
for him," or in other words, onl
view of ilic increasing rates of Asscsstmcui Societies there
euiandcfor reliable insurance on the cheapest guaranteed in _
r t nl s. _ _ _ _
enifiiirite gfldaiiiiatlleeniion to _ the "'lnvesimeni Annuity Policy' le
by the North American Life Assurance Company. » '_ ‘
he rates are the _lowest consistent with absolute security. ' T23
licy becomes fully paid npin adefinilc uumberoi years or can  otlh
Eyinsured-
Call or write ns. -‘ ~
5 ,,-
ss'
insurance al Gisli i
~.~¢_»-¢ -_ -
endures the greater hardships, the
soldier or the sailor Chas. Mc-
Keilllo _0P€ll0d lil YBVDI' Ol the 80ld‘leI' WHY COUGH SYRUPS FAIL_
and in a very clear manner showed
the many hardships he underwent.
Mr. McKenzie was supported in his
_thanks was tendered the chairmanl
lor his impartial decision and con-_
duct in_ the chair. The subiect for
next meeting was chosen and is,
Intemperance? _moved by F`f8l1¥`
Murphy and seconded by Joseph
Storey.
 
irritated membranes, drop into the
stomach and do little else but harm
argument by Daniel Mcislacbern, P. .d| ,mon lg, dlgereng W h
h
L. Murphy and Joseph Story. Fred ,-
G. Monaghan resl>°nded ably and sends healing bnlnanin tn the in-'
also in a. very clear manner showed na
all Y-110 \lBl‘d8\1il>B 0! U10 9“"°l'- MT- and inflammation are cured by heal-
MODBSIIBH WB! H\ll>l>0l‘iBd by -7- A» ing pine essences. The cough goes a-
Drale. Frank Murphy. L. W. Bheidow way, tai-nat is strengthened, aussi-
William Cosdy. Bild A~ J~ HYM5- ness is cured. Nothing so simple, 'so
Aftd‘ s Very IGIIGUIY ¢\i5¢\lB3l0ll "W convenient, so certain to cure as
chairman gave his dicision in favor Cats;-rhozone. Try it. 25c. and
of the soldier. A l'l¢B¥`¢-Y V050 °| $1.013 sizes. Sold everywhere.
which is the greater evil, wnr or ,,,,,_ Am, ¢,,'§4_1-,,,m°f foo, 'ifimi We keep in stock feed Zqsual - to any in the ‘_
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ROSS Q MATTHEWS
dttsrftf _ - _ _‘
They slip quickly over the sore
g . it Catar- _ - . 
ozone-you inhale it. Every breath
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med tissues. Tlghtness, soreness i ‘
Pccd for Horses and Cows  
New is thc time to get that  or Cow fat
Remember you do not get the fat _prices for
s thin, mean looking animal but or _ as fat
Wanted-A ood relia le ‘Wd Ilwkms one; just béar dns m mm ' V I
-1-il,
city and as cheap. llay, fraw, Oats, lflm
_ Cornmeal eie. - t
House I
` Cleaning
- Supplies
Liquid Ammonia-'-hottie loc;
Pond. Borax, pkg. l5c
Chamois-|-loc. to |i.oo.
Furnll.urc1P0lillI» 1.5¢-
'l`|"y Us for'
These liemb.
iina. slavini
a Delight l
“The Mah" - 1
~ Razor I
From ex riencc we con-
# sider this th: most perfect
` razor. Shsves easy and
~ clean.
And the Price only SLU I
Two Sizes-One  V
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_ Deposits in Savings gsarimnt and withdrawals fleil ¢a&
uuefsctrsigtarraaged byiaall. - -  » »
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