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placed in position yeet¢de1._thlepe`r
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discontinued promptly on expiry
date.
was the decision of those present to
first piece
*_* ilellbility,
-nuovs TAKEN ‘u13.'-.ui ul' notion
lluoys in Bummerside llorbor _~ _warg _Bo Agency
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so
"'~' " , Court,
-MEETING.--M11. Dunbraek and ing ang
Miss James held a meeting in the gui-bane; and attempting
Orange Lodge Hall at Margate on fined $5.00 and costs. Anothe
Tuesday afternoon in theintereets of was gathered in yesterday .
Women's Institutes, with a view to and will be asked to pay for his fun
organizing in that district. After f,om°rrow_J_
considering the subject at length it --
"-WEAR
-WE BELL Ui
dill!
~ Q`l'llIHWeingl'ormen.
nook or two before the time they gun W, slu-
have paid lor has exlvired "and time loads,
not miss an issue. an all papers an alan- 0,
-POLICE Police
m.orn~
dis-
was
-SAD DEATH.-The death under
become members of the Kensington sad circumstances occurred at Rox-
; 9  Women's Institute. Miss James de- bury, Lot 6, recent1y._‘ The victiinl
Ap¢rlcclRemedylorf_x>nSi\lB monstrated the cooking of eggs and was John Reeve, a well known reel-
li°H-5‘Nf5|°’“Pd‘-‘}‘:v'¢fn'?;',:' , milk at the close of which there,wse dent of that place. It seems that
w“““°'r‘i:'V".\;";)“:`S|£5p n considerable discussion on culinary two sons of Reave's ha`d visited the
f\2S*°@§___ ‘ l   method., ilmlllgs wln no lwla at other eldo of :no river, and when
i‘acSim|l¢ Slgnalured »
Hamilton on Thursday and Malpnque they were returning in the evening
 i | on Friday. their father and his daughter-in-law
\ a started out in is dory to bring them
Ir y e S -HAPPYLAND has had several across. On the way their frail craft
good programs during the last few upset and they were precipitated into
nights and last night’s was one of the icy water Another dory put out
the best The principal picture, The to their assistance, and one of the
Players," is the story of u young sons who witnessed the accident
'girl who at an artists’ reception lumped into the water to help them.
mccts an actor and falls in love with The son rencllnd the stru lin eo
- ss Ev ple
him and decides to go on the stage first and ln:pt_them afloat until the
' ExactCopyof‘Wl-upper. '
M" °,,,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,, "__ ,,,,_ with him hut only to find that he is other hont arrived. Both were in an
’“‘ °°'°' in love with a the
|  no r member ofthe exhausted condition hy this time,
f""""'i.""**”
company. She then leaves .the com- Mr. Rcevc’s condition being especial-
 ' pany und marries a millionaire. ly precarious. The woman recovered
Shortly after, hcl- first love takes after some time, but Mr. Reeves dig
dangerously ill and she persuades her not rally aud_ died as nhové s ate _ _
3' W- l _ ’_"~' | husband to zo to his bedside and from exhaustion. The deceased was  y O 
they arrive just in time for a last oversixty years of age. and his  ‘ '
parting Tile other pictures are that death under inch sad circumstances "
All the
O
Von
an _
The character of  in p the eoi_nh_inatlou.0f 3iY1¢»,f_lt
,ug finish appropriate applied: It is that makes ormerl
your appearaucé
In s VON GAL. MADE HAT .ve cm sive 7011. _\ll=
highest expression of‘~ het nie.-lring arf-a hat of character
with a style desiguedto meet thcnqniremeuts of your face
and figure--a hat that will mark you instantly as a man of
good taste. _ _ _
Let us show you the hat l:lest_euited to your personality. Thereisa hill ding' 
guarantee of satisfaction with every VON GAL HAT-
The House Behind The H at '
» - - __b h ' 1 BEST place.
to buEyna“l1s:t.B]ii)lh§iid ?velr1;`l:i=eti.l:‘i'nl}1,a1t?li:iaat¢l:sthagtéohrédl. t?:dyC§l'];ty’s we would
have them. _ i `
Those who visit Prows:~.’s will find full variety of the correct new s pcs
right proportions to suit them, at a price to suit their parse. _
e
But our $3 hat is the_best three dollar hat that can be Bought--and the sam
ratio of value holds goo; in, all other hats we sell. EVERY HAT GUARANTEED .
SOFT HATS $111010 5.00. _ DERBIES $l.00 io $4.00
,<..
in
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 A ' Christ 's Londi rr Hat” 
' .f "1 l. ii' t ll in ' d 1 ttd--E- \  A t`f t' ith lt t faihat. Thatlswh
     irimllllemlife wa(l’ld ‘llslllllfss out; BYZYITB; ls eepyrgre e xc ,  " Sa ls ac lon S erea es 0 y
ll / - `
- _ ~ `  ‘ ~ fmeu wear “Christ ” hats. Not onl 'are »i-
nlied ill the "County Fair." lilies  IN3TI'1&UT__l?€“t 1"*-“F” \."',l_f_""‘f_¢f""1’__‘,' . ` thoubands 0 y f i h
(Uh ' l Mi Ml. 'l rs n e omen’s ns u e move-  ' , ' ' ‘ ' ' ._
   us!h!;r::ls;llilliiili:tm\5cx:` ns ll;:ual,c giniilti ment is still i=.pl'~:ading as sllown by <` i ` they up to the minute In Style) Perfect In lt an nc
INSU
RANCE COMPANY J' Qon on luonlniy evening. Mrs. nun- ag’  in finish, but they are guaranteed by us and by the -if
Nonru l\1i.An1lc rlsnnlrlss. unlrrp. ----~ "'“'=“ l" hc' “°““‘ de" °“* "“"‘“.““ . .r  ~'-f`~`f9°
"lm“_ ._m“h_ Much 26_ 'ml _ tion of the work was listened to with _  
Arthur C. Baillie, Mgr Nova-Scotia-Fire Illsliranrc Comvully. City H kc” att°“tl°"~ ‘md in the cm" th” - »- '_.  "/ 1
Dear Sir -\\ h h
camp. The comedy pnrt is well sup
(From Yestr-rday's Evening Guardian)
lho organization formed in Kensing-
' : 'e will to t rink you for your cheque for $2.800. in     f0ll0Wil\2 0m¢¢I`H W0” ,¢l°¢¢°¢1¢“Dl\'°°'
pu-ment of iosn_on buildinz and stock at our Port Hawaesbury l’lan\. in
sured under policy Nu. 101.180 in your ilnmpauy
Yuursls tue first cheque received nn this loss. Yours truly. *___ Continued "om p“g9..].‘_g Hmlstlm' Mm' L" E' `l.3mw“' Mrs'
Numa .uuirrrlc rlsnrnlizs Lin. lm...e.n ru noi J -- l <‘ M
'GUARDIAN CLASSl|"l_ED ADS
lol' each continuation. Cul must accompany order. Minimum charge
Twenty-five cenzc.
Y iv* __ _ __ _ _ _ ________________.__v__. . _._._._. _._'_:_;_._;_:f:__' __ -_-is _ :' ’_’_-`_-’- b
f[MA|_L HELP ron s.u.1e, Anal/i's Gisonunn
___ _A______ ________________ ____ cuzine 35 h. p. Apply to Geo Vick-
wAn'1`:<‘.n Nr Fnncouwoop 0NE'_rol-son, zsz Euston sc. 4-12M1zlpd._
laundry maid, 2 women cooks. Ap-
ply to m_ Goodwill. _ 4-slvltfl |_0S'|‘
walvrnu, Gini. 'r6'Lr.AiKi>nr~:ss~
making. Annly Miss Ethel M¢Gul- 1.os'r, BETWEEN ELM Ava AND
_ §Bl1._4§_Elnl Ave- 4-}6¥3l» Fosters drugstore, a pair of nose
WANTED A C‘Rl. To wonii ON glasses in case. Finder please re-
the range. Apply Q-'°~.-n [lump _turn to this oflice. 4-1Gl`».Z1l.
_ 4-i:»lvltl_ V - f
\Vf\N'l‘ED, A LI'i‘TLi‘I GIRL TO
take cnrc of llnl `
ly lll afternoons
Apply fit E5 Hillsboro Street;
4-l5lvl3'lpd_ MEN WANTED-TO LEARN AUTO-
lvliwfrlsp'-Gml. To on 'ro C-Alf ’“°"“e d’i"1“,g “nd "Pairing-
galy about the first week in May, Chauneurs twelve B’ high salary'
one from the country prcferrcri. Ap- Efortmnd Auto Co* -204 Kennel,”
ply to lax King sr. 4-iomgr _ 5?-»__17°Itl§_"d-_ _M91 ,,,, .__;7_M?§¥PS@_~
v`.'§\'N"ri~:'l`>,` 1.\"` rlU`R"1llil`l.'i.lNERY “""‘NTED" 'FRAVELLING SALES'
workroom, n young lady with 3 or
4 seasons’ experience. Apply at
oncc to Miss Randle at Provs c
's
Bros.. Ltd. 4~l4!\’ltl.
when made for the discussion of a d
tance, in which case, leave must
for just such cases as the res
amendment. The question was
MALE HELP WANIED
FDR SALE
per Prince St. and Malpcque lioad
man to handle ii line of gasolin
cnglncs ann form implements on
commlslon basis, either alone or n
n side lille, with salary and ex-
cxpcnsea if preferred, later. Extr
lzood opportullity for right man.
Allllly Fox--"M" Box 116, Chu
» 1'-
________. lottctown, P. E. I. 4-15MEi3i.
CHOISE LOTS FOR SALE ON ill‘-  
Apply Benl. Carter, nuctioncer. ' 
to be
----f-~ - 4715 Mama' Tfliizf' ylA<~Hl'~lF=z onusuq
s ` _ ‘i 1 l » . A, l,
SALE' UNE PAT( H typrwrittrl: and talking machines
0"” dark red mme' Army t" rrpnired oy H R Douglas expert
P°“'““‘ St"  Moron House, im.. 4-1'5i~:il\1n`
__ _ __ _\"‘- 
i.‘ll.AND RED
for sale, 50 cents n setting, 
Stewart, Kingsboro, Lot
4_15M.1l_ YOUNG FIGS WANTED FIVE TO
six weeks old. F. J. Holman & Ca_
_ __4;1s Mal.
at ,, h,,,,,,,,,,_ N0,,,,,,,, wAN'rnrl To runcrrmsm NEAR
M0nt,,g,,,,_ (lllnrloftctown, some land with
riwclllni: house and out huildings,
suitnhlo for fox ranching. Apply to
J S Wcdlork Charlottetow
house and lot. ' ` ' 4'fi6M2,
'For reference »--,---i------ ~ `
Ho,,a,,_ 0,. B0, House wAN'rlon-I w.lN'l‘ A 7 on
4_9M12l_ B room house in _good locality,
~I,O,,.A_ must have all conveniences, 'and hot
water heating, possession June lst.
Apply to C. Leonard Grant, ofllc`e
phone No. 318, residence-phone 176.
_ 4-10Mtf.
’ norlcs
Hon. Mr. Pugsley argued that M
again asserted the right of the me
rn
which would supercede the closure.
Speaker Eproule rose to reply to Mr
Pugslcy.
Mr. Oliver also rose. The Conserva-
tive members called upon him to
sit down, which, after some hesita-
tion, he did. '
rules had been amended in 1906 fo
lish rule was the same.
Oliver enplained that he was adopt
r
Wilfrid Laurier thought that the
member for Edmonton must be allow-
ed to stats his reasons. The Opposi-
tion was threatened with having all
their privileges curtailcid. During
the two weeks sitting on a motion to
adjourn, the chairman had ruled that
the committee could discuss anything
except the mattcr‘then under conside-
ration , '
Premier Borden, stated that when
a similar question 'had arisen a
few years ago Sir Wilfred Laurier had
taken the position that there was e.
distinct _diiierence between a motion
to adjourn when e debate wnsiin pro-'
gress and a similar motion when no
d°§°t¢ WHS ill Progress. This was
suimorted by the authority of sir
Ef§ki“ M87. In the one case any
subject could he hrouzht up: in the
other the matter of the debate was
submitted. Bourinot had laid down
e similar case. He thought the
House would be impressed with the
and undeeirahility of
as this
one, a
minister
that if the
parades lc,
orders of the
ed ture." the
dinner and
meantime.
as
to what could be discussed ‘ under it.
tors llirs. Dr Darraoh, Mrs Dr.
_ _ , UL on giving reasons why the House Mrs. Dr._ Ilnrrach, Vice l’rcs.-Mrs _
` mmu. '  ~ _ _ ~ ~ __ _ _ _ . _. e "uma The Stn" of _ 
_ he was about to'give his reasons.’l‘he ":l:"- ,£_'“"_M(';r:_§:e:it_)_1° gcigpsfhgs ll S  t. ‘ de " ~l-
-" ' mutter had been standing for sever l c af- e ‘rs , I  ‘ \ I3 \ |0ll
LT-_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _‘E-_ -_f __,_______,____{ _ ___,_,______l_____*_ _  J weeks and was of great importauge in th” T"“‘l‘°"‘“°° H51 °“'T“°’d“y’ at it-ne ' . ’
ff~ W--~---~ to the country at large. ADT? 39"? 8" 2-3° V' m' Th°iw`°`
tg The speaker, thereupon, quoted rule men s Illstitlite'-was organized me-
39, th t th
3 9 motion go adjourn the pendcntly of the Kensington League. wa
llousc was always in order except ' ‘
FOR PRINCE OF WALES.
ber for Edmonton to make a motion
Prophecies concerning the marriage
of the Prince oi Wales are becoming
as the. weather prophecies and usual-
ly time shows them to be as accur-
ate. The King and Queen are very
much annoyed and do not intend _t-0
have e. spouse for their first born
nectcd with ,s._luarriugc.” l
as-.i-H
maker
4’
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 .Z1»;.,\__,-r,_,,{r//3_1; Y  Whether your choice be a Stiff or Soft Hat you’l1 -
£1 s.._ ' - ~
" ./;\~.`*"f;»'~’.3~f\ATS 4 - find continual contentment in the wearing of a Christy. 
3 y om the house as .yn s, rs. Dr. Gillis. l'res.-- ` _ in ._
F M Butcher, 5ec`y Q. True
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1.
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hould adlouru Mr Oliver said that UF H‘"“5t"“» Secyqmas "Mrs Dr r  0 ' ‘ I I
»'r-i‘»?‘»l~»%-l*~‘r
_ _ ___
_ -l'
-l-I+ 4- ~l-lr -l- Jr ~l- » -'.~i»l~ -1.- -1-
'_
»-
_ _"' Thu poor Prince has been rather un- sights of tt-at city. That settled
e _ _ _
finite magger of m-gent public impop  ER"  fortunate on his visits abroad. When and the Queen had him back in a J
be --- ~' he was beginning to enjoy himself atlfy.
risked on the‘0rders of the day he- -Ammlif. H1050 “living for th” west PM th U
_ .s, e gay A onso wired good The 'l’riucc’s proposed visit to G
ing taken up. This, rule was made yesterday morning were Mr. and Mrs. ,humoredly offering to show 'him the
ITIBIIY l`l2\B COIll€ BB 8 grfllt S\ll`DI`
___ _ _A ' E-e_
-in court circles. At any rate their
majestles are going to let him choose
a wife very nearly to his own liking;
but not unite. < _
Ewen Cameron and son of Alballll. £0 _Lv _1`2'i-- ~--»----  -- -.--- -- #
p ent. , ___ ~ ' ' *1
D;-_ Belang quoted rule 35 as “_ Radlson, Sask; John E. McBride, »
thorny lor making his motion. The Klnkors to Brandon. Men.; and J -W
. ' _ ` f ~
...M ...no on l. W.. no .l.-M»~1».B»d-q»- f=°E<\m»»»<»»~J-_  The Alliance lnveslmenl Co. (Canada) Lid.
puting the propriety of moving the Miss Audrey Graves who spent i
tue winter in Montreal slid was me , calgary, Alberta
K-_ Green, who spent the winter in Maple _
y Oliver was entitled to stats his' rea- Plains' Man- "°““`”°d by th° E“" T 5
son why the House should adjourn, PFEBS 155'-
_ h h __ _ °V°l1ll1E~-7~ ' - _ y ing ov.r p. c- on the investment.
ntlioug , in 't e end t eir reas H , _ _ . -
might not commend themselves. ll-[If BUSY PICKIM’ A WIFE ‘ P
, ne nal issue of the Company`s Capital Slo -k is now being
made nt $13 50 per share. leld 8
erilculars upon rr quest.
.l0llNf 0.- IIYNDMAN
CHA RLO`I`T,ETOWN ‘
Agent for P. E. I.
Th., speak., than mm that the chosen by the Daily papers. ss Klns Investments made in Mortgages and Real Estate that are
George said rccéntly'- ` b ll e'
,_ _ _Rh , a so i‘ y safe and producing a high rale of interest.
the special purpose of avoiding such "The boy csu't go B|1YW:";;°,s“c0,,: i A 3'?7Mft5‘m°-
motions for adjournment. The Eng- Dill- Wm* °“° Saying his V 5
Sarsaparllla
` virtue of its unequaled
nerve-stengt_h-
appe'
e
Ol'l_C
Sold
Dalles
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After some further discussion Mr g W V ' ` 4 I O-O '-`°' 1"-°_'=i-"-"-‘
lug this course because, under the ' _,___ "  r =
proposed closure resolutions, such -
motions would be prevented. Si f- _ ‘ _
I have now on exhibition oncof the finest displays of mil-
linery e_ver 'shown in Crapnud A
All the latest shapes, slylcs and _trimmings direct from the
manufacturers. ' fr
We save c'usiome‘rslhe_middleman’s profit and you will be
astonished with the large assortment and low v~r‘ces
- Onnmiliiners are busy at work and cm satisfy the mostrx-V
treme.tn‘s'e ' _ ' `
 cordially invitedyto cill end inspect our millilnery.
D# ilruapaiid
‘Goods Millinery, Ready-Made
ET SE
011
and ther;
-_Q-
I tone - up closely to the
1 _ ~a
' RAINY WEATHER s
COR'l'S ` sl'
You will need a rain-l
coat fhis mouth sure, if
you wish to keep dry; and A
see that you get a guar-
anteed coat when you
buy.
Our raiucoats are ‘that
kind-every one guar-
anteed strictly rainproof;
-» any defect and' we will
either refund your money, l
or give you a new one in.
exchange. g ,` , f `
They _come in _Railau - ,
or rcfiilar shoulder,” _ u_t4_
neck, taped seams, Vsltrnpl O-
cuEs, etc.__,,_ ' ‘ ' 7
A wide ..
_ .._,._.._._ ._ -o. Q44. ___
__ _.M-__ _.__ __ “___ __,+,¢_.
_.de-.4 A
_ ._ , ,___
shades to "
I plain and
, coat
Blhhhi
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