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N ew___ _.S_pring_ Goods,
  TUESDAY.
EHAT annual event which emphasizes this
__ store_'s'p'ernier position in CIiarlcttetown’s
' I mercantile circles takes place-_next Tues-
day mornli‘i_gbe‘ween ten and eleven o'clock. '
~ 'Phree r Hundred Cases I
Nearlgv three hundred large cases and bales of
new sprinig' goods will be transferred from the Depot,
to our store--some sixty or seventy Ateamsters being
required  do the worlr. A
 Wonderful Business I
Wheéit is, 'considered that this large lot of
goods--laifge for any sized store anywh`er_e---is merely
the accuinhlation of goods arriving during january
and Febriihry- that the great bulk 'of our goods,
now being;.pi1rchased hy Mr. L. E. Prowse in Great
Britian lidisyet to came -the magnitude and vastness
of the busi’n’ess"done by this ‘store may be appreciat-
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Largest -Buying--' Lowest _ Prices
Everbody knows that LARGEST buying mean’
CHEAPEST buying and consequently ability 
sell cheapest. It can rhereforeb: readily understood
how it is that this store can invariably nndersell all
others. ~ '
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' 'Rich Furs at _
SmaIlestPrices
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When the constantly rising condition of the
prices offFura is considered It will be plainly seen that
the gzesent aliords an opportunity to invest that can-
not _,e nailed _ln future years- even thou!!! 111°
opportunqty to purchase at actual cost were available.
Worthy furs,such as we sell, are worth their
cor. It‘s _ali we a-ik for them-all thoughts of
prodt, banished. I - 1 I
'hike' advantage of the opportunity to invest in _
fun for future years. V
A1- 5553 W0g11|{ 9,50-.snort coins sun. nos,
'double ini-red, eight large tails. _ '_
AT $6.95'WOR'I'lI I0.50--Snort ohio suns nos,
double'fuired,` ten large talll.
AT Sllfld WORTII l6.7_5-ohio oasis, sonar. rome.
ten large tails. ‘
A1' $|Q_95‘~W0|11‘{|~25.50--ohio anus stoif, sms _
»ali»_;saus1iasa.si= rain. I _ _ g
A1' $2_9`5.W0§'|‘|| 4_50.'_u.mo`e asa. _min iinss, _
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A1'   5,15-Marmot Rnd, satin lined,
,  9,50 suis, aus ima. JU
' AT  .l0|l'|‘l| |(i.15 --mmol ami., mia inns,
hloaifshaph; 'six tails, tie  -
-  -llsrmot Stole, broad
four feet and claws, two tails.
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- double fur-
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-link Stole, broad and
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L vilas  hraysr in Zion Church ladies
p rlor today at 3.8).
D»n‘t forget the great Suinmeraids
rink ren-ia, Nlalir <¢omon-ow.) sus 'ar
Bankin's this morning. Esate 85 cents. `
Tuner wm sixty-six boys at the YJLO.
A. ho s' meeting yesterday morning. A
great{{;uy ‘ bright ‘ testimonies were
given a levrralaxpreasevi their desire
to begin the christian life, `
An alter meeting was held in Zion
church last evening in connection with
the Union Evangelistic services In thé
_enquiry meeting seven persona declared
their faith' in Jesus Ohrlat as personal
lsvlor for the ilrlt time. The meetings
will continue during all this weak. ;
Manoa has marked its arrival by the
capricious wsathermvhlcii is peculiar to
the month. All-rady It has frcaen herd,
and snowed. and rained and frosan again
ihalast two simultaneously on Saturday
night, when the sidewalks of the City fur-
ulahol many slippery planes for sinners to
stand upon. There were many slnnerl,
hut not all of thern_ “stood up." .
Lass week the washers of Welt Kent
S' rent School presented Misa Btromherg,
until lately one of the teaching staff.
-with a momento of their esteem and re-
gard for acomrade who has been very'
popular with all during a long term of ol-
ilce. Misc Stromberg will leave ehnri ly
for the West where che is to exchange
the lot of the school teacher for a life of
wedacd l>i’s1.
EDITOR’S MAIL.
Sm, In your account of the trip made
by apariy of us from the Stanley to
White Sands the statement la made that
Gilbert P. Drslloche became exhausted.
and that IE was necessary for us to draw
him in the heat. This I wish to correct,
Mr. Rcskoche arrived at White Sands in
bet-ter condition than moat of ur. ‘For a
few minutes in crossing a small field of
ice Mr. Desltcche was forced to sit In the
boat on account rf a strained leg, occas-
ioned l believe by n fall. We all sustain-
ed ia few more falls than w'e considered
were really due us. Mr. Daslloche fs a
veteran of the Capes service and a very
powerful man and had it not been for him
our tr-lp might not liavoendsd so success-
fully; for in difficult and dangerous places
he `-was the only men who knew how the
ice host ahoulil he hauled. It would have
been lmpo~slbie to draw a man in the
boat any distance unless he were tied
down to the seats as the boats in crossing
.hummuokar ,tools`.all;.-kinda ot fantastic
positions. `
I wish 'through your columns to ex-
press the gratitude of our party to Capt.
Brown, the olllcera and crew of the good
ship Stanley for their kindness to us.
When I asked Capt Brown for a boat to
convey the letter] mall to this lrlaud he
readily consented and furnished every
appliance necesrnry to make the trip
asuccess and food enough for several
days. He gave us a compass and carefully
instructed me where to land as it is only
lu a very few places from Cape Bear for
many miles to the weatward that a
landing ia possible, on account of high
bluffs. I-Ia also sent Mr. Desltoche an
experienced icehoat man with us and to
Mr. DesR.ncha were greatly iubebted for
the success of the trip. ` '
Though we met the 'good -people of
White Sands at an icy time we will nil rr -
tain sunny memories of them and their
kindness.
Joris T. Cnanxrn,
P. 0. Clerk.
[The Guardian is only too glad to do
justice to Mr. Deftoche. His condition on
landing was misapprehended in the hurry
of getting the report of the trip. From all
accounts the trip was an exceedingly try-
ing one, where all suffered many hard
knocks, and encountered many risky.)
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' '_ Tafcodo.
“What is the real good T'
I asked in musing mood.
Order; said the law c0uit;` p
Knowledge, sam ins school;
Truexsald the wise man;
Pleasure, said the fool;
Love, said the maiden;
Beauty, said the page;
Freedom, said the dreamer; t
Home, said the sage; '
Fame, said the soldier;
Equity. the secr-
` Spake my heart full sadly;
“The answer is not here.'
Than within my bosom
Softly this I heardi
"Each heart holds the secrot;
Kindness is the word."f`
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Famous Bosp uiaxss homo happy.
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Purity, Freshness, I
Cleanliness and
Delicious Quality
to make our
buaiumsps sour” mor r. stints.-,_
BAND at the Hil‘sboro Rink tonight
ies perfect. Popular prices.
sdloummsnt, at three o'clock this after
\‘°‘l"'~ .- .
` Coniilsrommers should remember that
sthntlouis paid to correspondence but
ltlaimpossibls to get anything in as
written, sspecllily when as of late many
communications are being reoelvid each
Persons and Arms desiring advertising
ln any newspaper outside of this Province
are havluaaams placed by _ tus Guardian
Advertising Agelrcy, which ls conducted in
connection wit this paper. They thus
secure the sams rates as if
they placed their order direct,
and havoeach advertisement checked to
csatnat. itgets ‘the proper number of
insertions and appears as desired.
Telrgrums from E. Tennyson Smith,
received b1Dav_id Small, G. W. P
yeitcrday stated that the former was at
Cape Tormetlno- but that owing to the
boats not orosslngit would be better
to, omit the temperanca meeting announ-
ced for tonight. Mr. Small has therefore
out out tcnighta meeting, and if the
lcoturergeta over to~day the meetings
will commence to-morrow afternoon
with the childrens meeting and continue
ment. The choir organised for the meetings
will meet for practice lu Wrlght's Hall
this evening '
A ranrrcunaizuv sad sight was wit-
nessed at the Rnilway station last. even-
ing. The corpse of Mrs James2Dcmm
was being taken hack to her for
home at Albany. Only the day be.o.'s
she had been hrcuaht to Charlottetown
to undergo an operation at the Charlotte-
town Hospital. But the operation meant
tosavo herlffe was tl no avail for the
patient succumbed about two hours
afterwards. There was general sympathy
expressed for those who were taking
back the dead body to the home which
theiiviug woman had left such a short
time before.
,A ranricunanhr cad death is reported
from Emyvule. Ou Friday last Patrick
McCloskey A well-known resident of that
settlement came to Charlottatovvn driving
by team. Having ilnlshad hln bus ness In
the City, he started on the return journey
to his home. Somewhere our the road he
must have died in his sleigh, for upon the
faithful horse arriving home,' the walt-
inrg family were co'uf_ronted with the
sorrowful slghtgof the dead' man lying
where' he hid died. "_' The deceased
it in said had been ,suffering for
sometime past from heart trouble, und is
reported to have been under the doctoi's
care shortly before _his death. He was
between fifty, and sixty years cf
age, and leaves a large family.
A1' last the winter steamers have encap-
isd aftera week of imprisonment. from
the grasp of the ice pack in the straits.
On Saturday the change of wind Iooaaucd
the lceand both steamara lost no time in
fcriri-rg'i\ way through the ra; idly separ-
ating ice fields. The Mluto, which on
Friday had anded most of her passengers
at Caribou, on -Saturday evening manag-
a~ito get into Picton Harbor. The Sian-
lcy utters hard tussle all day Saturday
and part. of yesterday at last managed to
approach as near ns was possible to
Georgetown, the harbor of which is
packed with heavy ice through which
the steamer cannot make her way. A
iatiet advices last night it was said that
the malls and passengers were being
lauded on thc ice and conveyed in sielghs
tofleorgeiowu. The steamer it is aain
has not suffered any/serious injury ae s
result of her squeezing in the ice iue
Friday. The Mlnto in expected to leave
Pietou this momlng for Georgetown. It is
very likely that the passengers landed
from the Stanley at Picton island on
Friday, shall have found their way tc_
Picton, and will be brought at last to the
'r-land These are thought to include the
Jere McAuliffe Oo., and the Ahbgweit
hockey team.
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House__;_i3o Lett
on Grafton Street near Prince at
present occupied by- Capt. D. A. Sangu-
ter. Complete with hot water heating.
sewerage and electric lighting. Rent
very moderate. Apply at once to
3-.au ft. M. Jonsson.
 
Save
Your
liouse V
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If you are paying hiah
prices for dist-class Im-
porteil`Ba¥iug Pi wders of
any kind--itcp it---John-'
ron's Baking Powder is a
pure Cream of Tsrtar
owder guaranteed abso-
_lutely pare, and is sold at
about one half the pr'ce of
imported
g:oeero.
30 C¢l1\l.
so cams.
as advertised tllltha end of the engage- 1 /
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at the Capes yesterday, It was too roug
for the trip to be made by the small craft.
The special tralncame ln to Charlottetown |
in the afternoon. and 'ook out again at 9
o'clock last evening all the outgoing
foreign mall. Six boat. loads crossed to
this side Saturday with latest malls
THE BHIIISH
` NIVI ESTIMATE
~ Lormou, March' l.-A rtatement of the
Naval estimates for 1007-B, presented to
Parliament, introduce quite a novel feat-
ure lu so much as It makes the construc-
tion of bntzlsships during the com'ug year
dependant in a measure upon the deols-
ions reached at the next pence Conference
at the Hague.
Thus t/he new construction estimated at
ll0.500,000 against $48,175,000 for 1906-07.
will, says Lord Tweedmouth, First Lord
ofthe Admiralty, include two, or unless
an understanding between t-he naval pow-
ers is reached at the Hague Conference,
three large armored ves els of the Dread-
naught type. One fast unarmorcd cruis-
er, five torpedo boat destroyers, twelve
lorpedo boats and twelve submarines also
are provided for.
For the teeth we handle every prepare
tion of value for preserving and beautify-
ng the teal h. Dentists everywhere re-
commend “Wampoie s Tooth Paste" as
being the best. It is put up in neat tube
25 c each. “Tho Two Mars," McDonald
& McKinnon, Druggiste, Cor Gt Geo and
Kent Sta. WV
Dr. Shoop’s
_ Medicines
Complete stock now
in.
Dr. Shoop`s Rhen-
i`natic Cure.
Dr. Shoops’ Restora-
tive, etc., etc.
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“The Two Macs"
IIIIISIIIIIIII I IIIliIIIIlIIIII
DRUGGISTS.
Corner Gt. George and Ken is"
Another Step
in Advance
I sin pleased to lnlonn my pai-
os that I olisve adds; to my 
re u t ste nr
deceit its-d ohaelill, pv-:lcaioh an
very neat aiu? comfortable. Thai
am at their disposal FREE slio
occasion rseulre./1 '
WRIGHT.
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THIIQII LQIIBI-ll.|l|‘9Wlu IIIOQID, lfhf ` *
  Handsome Homespun  
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Suitings?9-90 _
Wor upto
$1-55 per yard
This money saving oiier includes I2- piece: of attractive
tweeds for ladies' sultings, in a goodly number of c-'lourings
greys. charnpagnes, greens, browns, and so. on. The fabrics
are 56 inches wide, and are absolutely pure wool-
For coats or for suitings they are. decidedly the ri-al
thing, and at the price we are making today they certainly
will not be on our counters very long. `
Thfse handsome cloths are our regular “$1.40 and $1.55
lines, and in every way are excellent. In o er to make rconi
for new arrlvals,ar;d to edect a swift clearance of per
them we have placed them all on our counters at cyud
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PERSIINAL SUPERVISIUN
F'..;r.Ztu.e r-,,aEr:'l.
Furniture re-upholstered.
Furniture of all kinds made to order.
Great bargains continued in furniture till the
large stock is cleared out.
At the old stand opposite Post Oillce (npstsirs.)
John Newson.
The Largest Insurance
for the lowest possible premiutn is the object of
The Investment Annuity Policy
issued by The North American Life.
To men who desire to provirle an absolute lnwome to their
wives or family at a very low cost this is the
Ideal Insurance Policy.
We will be pleased to give the fullest Information.
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AESTIIETIC DENISTRY
» ‘ Made Possible By
ASIIEICS ENAMEL FILLING
with this enamel we can match the shade of a tooth so
perfectly that it le almost impossible to detect ihat a repair
has been made.
This is the Beat Filling `
lt has all the advantages of cold. '
It costs less.
It looks better.
It IS better.
It is°lrss painful to insert- \
It suppdrts frail teeth.
Remember we use only thc original Asher's.
Beware of cheap imltations.
We are prepared to do all kinds of Crown, Bridge and
Plate work.
A ten year written guarantee with all work.
Guarantee' Denial Rooms, `
DK. E. E. ROBINS, Prop.
Cameron Block Over l(eddin’s Drug Sion
Glbdmlh tWlYl»l
  0vcr iwcnty pcriccnl.
In the year 1906 V .
The Sun ‘Life of Canada.
wrote over zo p. c. of the total new business
written by all the Canadian L'fe Companies-zr in
number. _ '
For plans etc., in this progressive Co., apply io
Charlottetown - - `- Maaggcr for [_ 1, I.
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