,-3 Awnnav Monnmo- - , V
'fs- .;' » _ -_ -
 WUNDERLAND
Tc -night
“ iviuoivitts Piiaeitara i
Cunningham and D’lvry
Eccentric Comedv Singing and Dancing
This uct is an exceptionally good one, and will keep you laughing
‘ from: n t to finish. Entire change during the week, so rton'tu1i s to-
-'. ni _-ht's nh; show. -
  Miss Cassie Clifford
The Charming Soubrette in all the latest songs and dances. '
New Pictures
_The Wonderful Mirror
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The Rotary Snow Plough `
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Uncle by Marriage -
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~it uxilloii of thi- jiikt-1* in tlir- olinuix is 1-ritciisi-l_\'f1111i1y.
On the Grass
_-\ lure ~t<i1y with p‘c11ty of t-o1111~<l_\'.
Doings of a Poodle °
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EXTRA Germany ‘s Navy E XTRA
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\ iNew Illustrated Songs
°lDOWN IN THE OLD CHERRY ORCHARD"
,-\ llig Poptilar Success
‘ liy .\lR. Al'S'l`lN TRAINOR with Orchestra accompaniment.
Get the Habit. Comc to Wonderland.
Adults l0c, Children 5c.
WE ORIGINATE rt' OTHERS COP
1, _-_ - _"~-  __ r “':-1;:-'-r- ‘ »»~:-~=-»
A` RECORD BREAKER
_-\s our stock of accortleoiis, grriiriopliones, inusic lio ks etc. etc. must be re-
diiccrl before stock-taking, we liaveileclileil to keep a bargain window. where we
will have everything nni.'l:e1l in plniii figures :it prices that MINT SELL.
The greater part of tliese goods lnivlng been bought at less tl1a1i I"/\C'l`ORY‘
l’IlICl€S_ \\-e:1r1~.prt~}iart-il to give our riisttiiiiers the lienrlit of this purchase.
Nan-_ ifwiii iiuiitzinitliiiig.; from .'1_lcws_lI:1rp to A $50.00 Gramophone see
i\Ill<Ll-IR llll\‘S bargain wiinlow.
Acrorrleoiis, regular price}7_oo for $3.75
Arcnrilcoiis, regular price 6 75 for 3.65
Accnrili-nits, rrgttlzlr price 4.511 for 2.25
Accoiileiiiis, re_ul1ir price 5.75 for 2.oo
Acccnleons, regular price 2.25 for1.3o
BERLINER & VICTOR RECORDS
Regular price $1.25 for 75c
Regular price 75e for 5oc
Regular price .loc for :Sc
VIOLIN BOWS
$3.50  . . . . .
..$2~0U
2.50 for  __   i.5o
1.50 for  -“OU
1.00 for..... ~- SSC
BERLINER & VICTOR GRAMO-
PHONFS
Regular price $43.00 for . . . ..
Re;_;11l:ir price 27.00 for ..._ ..
Itegnlar priie 25.011 l'or.... . .. 19.00
Regiilar price 15.110 for _ . . . _ . . . 10.50
Regular price |o.oo for . . . . . . . .
_ . 7.oo
VIOLINS
$15.00 for . . . . . _ . . . . .
 . . . .
.. $16.06
i8.oofor....  1o.oo
8.uofor.._ 
7.orifor    4.00
.1.oo for _  2,25
GUITARS
$2o.1>o for     $12.00
iz.oofnr   8oo
11.011 for     ._ 700
HARMONICAS
~ !35~"°
20.00
75c for l0C
4ocfor.... _ _ ._ . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ .»5c
BANJOS
$15.00 for . . . .
._ .. _ .  $i5_no
MANDOLINS
$15.00 for . . . . . . . _ . . . .
 _....$9.oo
|3_¢,0f0r,,__._   
9.oo for . . _ . . . . . . . . .
 . . . . . _
._ 5.oo
l`lUSIC BOOKS
` Latest dance folios 5oc for nc
’ I " Superb song folio, No. 2 61c for 3oc
Church and lloine song folio 6oc for 30:
5oc for
15c for
zoc for
goo
x 2c
loc
, , ~, ~ _ f ,~ , ~ | 1 _. ; . 1 ' f _ -Being about to make n change in
per ,`f\]l:<;l.i lot ol sheet ninsic, sonic o w iic 1 is the very 1.1 es )0ur C luice or 5C .my business we will for the month or
Many other th ings loo iitimerous tn mention, selling at greatly reduced prices March make the foimwing “dun”
THIS SALE |S [:.,R cA5|-| ONLY tions for cash only _ 1 dozen cab-
lioift forget the place,
MILLER BROTHERS.
Kent St. Next. door to A. Horne&Co.
MAIL ORDERS PROVIPTLV ATTENDEI) 10.
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Don t
Q Freeze -
' r
when you can get hot drinks at any hour. except
while you sleep at my popular resturant.
E Hot
in abundance just the thing to warm you up and
make you feel good and st1ong,durlng this changeable
weather-
E. J. oessaocnes. ,
dniwf
BRUCE S'l’ElYllll‘ &“C0 ~
nacainisrs.
ROTARY SAW M-ll.l.S.
Are you installing a Saw Mill? We manufac
, ture Rotary and Shingle Mills of a high grade which
will We you the best of satisfaction.
e can also supply you water wheels or steam
power second to none in Canada.
A 1111-: cualttorrarowu aualtnian    " _.,
l 111.; PRINCE coU1aYlc*1ii1i1i>I.i1Nr
Oil l S monldel frank Laffertplanagsr
’ anal” in uxlbeiton licrbert Clara, Manager' J
_f  ” if". Take Advantage' 1 
Johnson Dawson, Ttgnish is The Dunk River Farmels' Insti
visiting friends in North Tryon. tate will hold a meeting at N0"-ll
-_ Bedeque on Monday, March 2nd, at ,__` OF OUR_.__ ,
-Loyd Sharp of the Bank of
Nova Scotia, Halifax, is in Summer-
side on_a visit.
. -Atherton harbor is clear of ice,
» up to the wharf, and very little ice
is to be sebn in the Gulf.
-Nails and all other kinds of
hardware at Brace McKay & Co's.,
. Bumrnerside. 2-29dwsrws3w
-Flour and cornmeal a large
stock good quality and low prices
at Brace McKay, & Co's., Summer-
side. 2-29wsr\vs3w.
-Liverpool and Fishery Salt and
_ all other fishing supplies at vary
lowest prices at Brace McKay &
[Co's., Summerside. Z-29dwsr\ws3w.
. -P. B. Clarke, Summerside, has
isold his residence at Alberton to
,John T. Profit. Mr. Clark was ini
}Alhcrton on Wednesday completing
the sale.
-After Monday, March second, all
Ithel stores in Summerside will he
open every evening except Saturdays
‘iuntil seven p.m. On Saturdays .1nt`l
' ten p.1n.
-Preaching in Bedeque Baptist
Church, by Rev-. W. B. Crow‘1l'. 11:-
inorrow at three p.m.; Siiivii.-er~;1lo
Baptist nt seven p.m. Subiect, What
is Faith 7
, -Neglige, Regatta and white
`shirts. W. G. and R. Manufacture,
33 and a third per cent discount. A
number of odd sizes half price.
W. A. Stewart, Summerside 2-Ztidil.
-J. Frank Lndcrty in tha oillce of
Williams & Crue, Summerside, will
,be glad to receive news, advertising
and subscriptions for “The Prince
County Gunrdlu.n.' Telephone con-
ncction.
-A temporary office has been fitted
up in thtlbnggage room of the rail-
way station at Summersidd, which
will be used as telegraph and ticket
ofpce while improvements are being
-A sad accident occurred nt the
home of Frank Lang, North Tryon,
a'few days ago. While Miss Amelia
Gamble carrying a tub of water from
the house she slipped on some ice,
violently falling to' the ground and
breaking her ankle.
daughter Muriel, which occuxrctl on
Charles and Mr _ Johnson, oi' Alber-
ton, in the den€l1 oi ‘heir y.i~1:ine:est.
Thursday of inflamution, following
-W. A. Millar, brother of Rev. n
Geo. Millar, is visiting at 'the
Manse Alherton. Mr. Millar has
just came from Portland, Oregon,
and his unexpected arrival after an
absence of'27 years was a happy
surprised his mother and brother.
Before returning west he will visit
a brother who resides in Sydney.
-Thomas Lynch was convicted yes-
terday before Stipendinry Tweedy
of a first offence against the Prohi-`i
bition act, and was fined one hun-`
dred dollars and costs. Mary Lynch,
Tignish, was also convicted and fin-
~d one hundred dollars
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in “
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n11 de to the general oillces. 2
ha
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Pa
Flo
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J a
lu grippe. The child was six yenrs_gr
` 'I .
Old. 'SC __ , - 'l use it tcsiif '_
tal and for past two years has been 311:18 ;g,':|?;;';i':§"'; ,ssputngmis Yom., .5 '_  *itll* -i,,,i;\,.| -  ‘I _ 5
Ssintant chief “msc M' um Phil"d°1` Extractor It never burns, always _ - » - i,i,\, The MONARCHiS sold by the
in General hospital. cureB_buy` ..P,,tnam»s_»» _:AT   i_;_`; . ,
ph
7.30. The Seed Question will be
discussed. i
-Jas. Read & Go., Summerside,'
have had their order from the In-'
terior Department for seed oats in-I
creased to 75,000 bushels and also`
the time of delivery extended one
week. Up to Friday they had 'de-
livered over 76 cars of this order.
-Capt. Albert Grady, Summersids, I
received word on Wednesday evening
that his wife who is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Wm. Gray of Cam-
bridge, Ma s., is very ill. Capt.
Grady left in Thursday afternoon
for Cambridge. ' _
-Our first Shipment of Men's
Spring and Summer caps including
89 dozen of the latest in dark and.
llght mixtures in Golfa and Yachts,|
have opened up better than our best
expectations. Even though you do
not wish a new cap now, drop in
and see what is going to be wo1'n
this season. R. T. Holman, Limited,
Summerside. 2-29dr2i.
’-The well known watch and
jewelery business of W. W. Crue, of
S sid is
ummer e, still being carried on.
During his absence the repairs are
being attended to by H. R. Crockett.,
erside. Parties needing watch or
jewelery repairs, would do well by
bringing them to Crue's jcwelery
store, Summerside. 2-29d2irtu1i. ,
-The progressive firm of R. T.
Holman Limited, Summerslde, have
made a strong addition to their
Dress Goods department by instal- \
ng a pattern counter. In putting -1 _ -in
* i V _ _ 
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns"  S ____ __ i ' 'L'
they have selected what is acknow-
T . n1<n'1's " ‘ _
,md ,O be ,hey beg, ,,, ,,,,,,,e,,,,,_ SULIIWERQIUE "'l{}_,,,,,,_,,,,,,, ,,,,_. " 
lthough on the market for only Curmcmd J; te :Ty e ' . 
comparatively short time Ladies’ - _ K ur ny ms" I 11: TIIAT IS BOW TIIE
ome Journal Patterns have proved Burl;/yperhus.. . . . . . . .
 ._ (; _    i
emselvcs quite as reliable as ` the B°Bf(¢i“`°“95)p°' lb“""' " 6.
e Ladies' Home Journal has nl- ,Buckwheat.  
ways been and wherever introduced Butterper lb  - --
ha
-The announcement just comes to S
Rheuma-_tism
I Cured- 1
     VI. TRAINOR CO. 
ve attained instantaneous stiecess. (_‘r\1f|k|na perth.. . .. -
The above firm is congratulated on F ' rd”
curing the agency for this place. , .
9 d 1_2' Hay pressed .
2 _ Q' lIayloose.....:...... - -
nd of the marriage on Saturday, Oil# WT lm"---~ `
b. 22nd of Doctor Thomas Creigli Wheatperbua...... .  _J t,.._-___-,~1\`\j.:~,~1_,) _i-.,_,.
rk of Pittsburg. Pa.. to Margaret Pork  _ _ _ ti., to 1 li .~ =:  t ls s LD
renee Gaffney of Philadelphia. The Chlcknnn per lb...._  9. I, 3-f j_ 5, lll",_ . 1. 0
remony was performed in St: Geese Daly; _ _ _ _ _
__   ll lol I' -~‘~'¢" “  ' " i "
mes Church by Rev. W. J. Vnii- Hnddwkper ,.,,,|m,,|   $3011 fiiji'/` 
an. The bride is well known in this L b _  4_5 tn ri 
-Much sympathy ‘B f-:lt iorlProvince and particularly in her am ' ' ' ' ' ' ' °
 ' ti “ 1, 2
,native town] of Summerside, where C
she was ai teacher in, the High
Sshool for several years and has a
llarge circle of friends. She is a
BURNT His 'roms nanny.   A 'ffl W ,
d t f tl F ' ` h ,;  ;' if" "`_t"K2g~r-   ",l" ‘ ' dreds of references from tho.e h
Tiolbl :if thiirileew [llork ‘City  But he Wm nev°5,(;‘¥“l,';,h“seo;:,c  ,  :l_1l‘;i., _S ,f Q W 0
14- *° _"'”“'"”“ oi ns means '
‘ . rin: r:N1'1:|t|>1t1s1: rounmtr c ._
COMING EVENTS "
Ch n'
1' ° 1° rt~°."e“°ri.:::;“...aus <i~-mf
4 Will' . . -, r
N` -l t ft sailor from
50,000 .iy.{.T.p.i`f§“"..'f.a°'iia.i’»i iiiiaw it. nail LIE | -9 |- g L- A | E 5
:he pale cheeks, poor appetite and '
-L '
  Spring llousecleaning Sale
To supply your needs in many liner-1, below actual cost. We wish 'to
make a clean sweep and will do so regardless of prices, ' E
Many new attractions are being added from day to day and there are still ‘
hundreds of remnants t 1 select from in dress goods, s1llts,'pr1nts, white muslins, _.
dress mus ins, laces, veilings,cl1ilfous, cuibroideries, etc, which are well worth
securing at the present sacrifice prices. Ourfsale of :
V I _ _ _ I Wall Paper Remnants `
is being largely patronized and many lioiisekccpers have secured their selections
' However there is still left a lai-geqiiaiitity of very desirable papers, _in many
` different qualities, so that you can easily select for any room _from kitchen to
drawing room The prices arc decidedly the lowest ever quoted 111 Charlottetown
for papers of similar quality. Reiueiuber the patterns were all brand new last
season and all marked at small prices. All remnants are 011 sale now at less
than manufacturers cost. You will find them on the second flat, tied 11p in
bundles with borders to niatcli. Come early and secure what you need,
1 ' I i i
The store that saves you money. ‘
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traw pmssed.... . - - 3“;(f“ `~' '_=-  5 _ _~_
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_,$0 \Ve guarantee it perfect i11 opera-
Ai ._  , tion and reliable in construction; a
ni-nmaa por bag 10011111  ‘si ._0 to ...Ol   ;i;§_.j§-gpg j, good baker and economical in the
_------ 1_ifi° Nz, i__ .yi use of f--ei. »
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These are ITS MERITS as hun- 
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ut Prince Edward Island.
Sacltville. N. B. ‘
ARE You A DYsPEP'rIor "Z" "  7""  " ""` "" W” ` “J I
» ’ ° ‘n ore in our mid t, the names oil
' Chlckzn ples lwtiiol; with their :ge and data 01
nish, for first offence was dismissed.
inets for $3.50. 1 dozen half cabinets.
$2.50, 1 doen C.D.V., $1.75. 1 dozen
sunheams, $1.00. All parties indebt-
ed kindly call, settle and oblige, R.
B. Bowness, Suminerside.
Z-26dmwf3i.
_ -A public temperance meeting was
held at Atherton Thursday, under the
auspices of the Alberton Division
S. O. T. Besides a splendid -pro-
gram of solos, recitations, etc.,
stirring temperance addresses were
delivered by prominent speakers of
:the town. The meeting was can-'
lvaased and a large number of names
submitted to be proposed as mem-
bers at the next regular meeting.
-The Maple Leaf, Oakland, Cal.,
-has the following: "Another year has
rolled around, and still we are on
the earth, notwithstanding the fact,
. and costs. ,
The case against Mary Walsh, Tig- Boxes 
Tlf\' IJKEI DID IUNDER LIKE (.‘()_\'I.l
'I‘l0N$»
JOHN A. SMITH.
that "The Man with the Scythe" has
been getting in his tins work and asl
a result the familiar faces of many
.Summerside people are to he seen'
'death are as follows:
Nelson Bishop, aged 60, died Jan-
. nary 18th, 1907.
il Capt. D. McKinnon, aged 61, died
iFeb. 1, 1907.
r Neil McKinnon, aged 71, died
March 1, 1907.
MJol:1n F. Arsannult, aged 68, died
are 1, 1907.
Mrs. Angus McSwcen, aged 69,
died May 22, 1907., ,
Mrs. Charlotte Hlbbett, aged 69,
died May 22 1907.
William  Hunt, aged 70, died
May 81, 1907.
Mrs. D. McDonald, aged 52, died
May 81, 1907.
For rliouriinllsm, that hnrrlblo plugin:-, I
fourul 11 rdlnplc 1-olncdy and In order that
ovary slifferliur render' 111i1y learn about ii. I
will uliully until lilrii |\ p11ek11g1~. fr-co. This
1iinr\'ol1i11» rciueily I fnuinl by a lucky cliuiicc
tvlillo 1\n l|1\'11li1l from 1~l11‘.11nn1il>111, and has
lncc cured huntlierlii of others, nnmntr them
sleepless nights are the direct result
of dyspepsia. The cause lies in fail-
ure oi the stomach and the kidneys
are clogged, and unable to do their
work. Nothing puts vigor into those
organs so fast as Dr. Hamilton's
Pi11s.Th'ey tone up the whole digestive
syst.em,rcgulate and strengthen the
stomach, absolutely c11re tlyspcpsia.
Simple to take and sure to c11rc,-
better try Dr. Hamllton’s Pills.
___.__ _(___-_
Ruunnage Salc today at Paton‘s
Your nerves will be steadier and
your appetite better after taking a
bottle of Hughes' Digestive Tonic.
Just the thing to brace you up after
an attack of Lo Grlppe. Price 25a
per bottle. Geo. E. Hughes, Apothc
caries Hall. 2-29d2i.
Rumniage Sale today at Patoi~'s
2-agdii.
2-291lii ,_
Il
ni-t \'~-ry llttlo iiiero than the old time riihhir 'nlatos itiidara n HIINDRIIID  BETTER
i"_Il|rl1t1~r. 1-tronrror, olonricr, botwr fir. take up less mom and are In,aver,Y¢ WAY "|019
sat. »=l’.11-to'-y than aiiv other kirid of plate kiiovrn lo dentistry today.
2 I I ALIZED AIR for Painless Lxtractlon. Stfl
Sure and Pleaant Has rn alter effects.
lu' this metnryi wa on-1 extract mio nr twouty t. wth nr-rl not nurt on a ot alle - -
iwk \'ri1i1~ frlo -da ned they will tell nu l’\1\'ill1r1l~| 11 fact* y ny
11i:1u.iN n1:Nrl11 raiiioits ' c 11 Been
Wfgr Giiaranteed Q_ver l"r<l_»vno Block \` Prdpricitor  -dtusrfil
You cannot have any
devon rlcclors had triad ln vain. In Marlon,
p . . _ .
onset: of ovcr 30 und ill ynnru atniidlng. In
ifountnin City, Wla.. lt ourofl an old gentle-
man who h111ls\ifl'cro1l 33 yours, 11.n1l after
Ohio, it uurod it lady who had boon bodfast for
1lil1~tco1i\\'cnl:n.~ In l’uli11r, .\’ubr, it cured 11
Indyil4yc1mi old. In Ilonnlngton, Vt., It cured '
1111 old rrcritlr-1111111 who lnul br.-cn lnrno for N
yonra. In St1\y|1cr,01\t,.,lt nnuhlcrl it lady tn I
abandon hor crntcllcs. In Englo\voi1l, Ohio-
ill yours. _
i\'o mnttor wlnillier your rheumutlalil ln chro-
nic, muaoulnror iiclutlc, nor mind if other ro- -I
modlen havodimppoliitcrl you. vrrlte me with- *
out fall. arid by return mnilyon will resolve
i Miss Mary L. McFarlane, age 16,
died June I0, 1907, (daughter of Nat-
han McFarlane.) l
l Pam D. Menon, aged zo, and
June 24, 1907, (son of Ex-Mayor,'
James A. leNoill.) ~ ‘
Henry Philips, aged 7|, died Aug-'
uit I7, 1907. ,
Richard Hunt, aged 74, died Sept.
.4, 1901. |
Dan'al Amtul McDonald, aged 75,
died Sept. Bl, 1907.
noun-t waadei, and ss, also ost-I
,ober 11. 1901.
I Angus ritrpiinici, aged 14, ami
November 1 1907.
If John Ramsay, and 80, died 'Nov-
,gmnsi-, 11, 1901.
»= Urs. Margaret Brasil, aged 7l,
'tis 11-1111 nnciniga iimiliiwiy ri-an aint also mm
11 book on rhauriusttum which in illimtrnted
with many iitipplod dmwlngn from nutual llfa,
and which will toll you all about your omni. .
Never hoforaluun Nniiody for rhnnrllntlam '
lioon rznlilqhly nridnrroil ini this. Amon tho-
crnlneiit poop cwho have undo ' lit. in  ,
H. Pliiniiuiiior, United Btotnmgonlul, M1111-
cnlbo. Pllhllrilicr of "IIo|1lth" I/111110 °. E. .
lurid. Doctor Qnlntoro. ofthn llni\'nri~ltyoT. '
Vvncliioln. Stavniiaon Mac Arlnmn F. J. (J,
F. C. H., ol’ A algal” l|l.nbo;1\'ory. S\11~,¢cn1»a~
llnll. lull burn. cllantl and numy otliora
Ailrlrprnt John A. i~in1ll.h.i|l Lnirm lildg., Wind
war, n ..
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:"'l‘ho Queen City" is the mime of
the hot water hotties we gui-nnggg
for f-wo years, and if found defective
B . W. TAN TON b ,
_ ctter ot t' i
B””°‘"’ A“°'“°y'“`L°w , N0 case of iibcidgtilnlihaill
Notary Public etc. a Policy in
' Better ~ -
MUNEY To LUAN i Sun Life of Lanada
"~=="-""=”-”'* P|'0l¢Cti0|'\ »- It is a good, strong
' _ prosperous and pm-
R Men s Gold Bond
lt clrrod 11 zonilcninn of 87, whnhltd nufforod '
perfect] waterproof a
perfect libot for outside ,
wear-, heavy waterproof _ '
soles.
New >toc1< just re-
ceived. `
' gressive Co.
E.  Bnovvi ~*
. Cl l tl t - _ - »- _ ,_ d
A Iaska C njmfnfrlwll ,F Managsr for P F Islan
nigttmi ,  C 
Sl' vl‘l1't BOOL# _ ‘ “"4 'W'
Now is rm: 'rimz
. ~ to buy fence wire before the roads break up.
Coiled, spring, barb, plain, twist, bracing wire,
staples, etc, For sale by x ,
Price 16.00 a pair. ‘
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