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_ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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CAMRL07i'L'7'0lMV6' A/If 013|/7D@7'd_l. J’UP£'
__ HE one  _-absorbing'
T thought- uppermost
A in our minds when
we selected our ex-
tensive line of spring
hats was to assemble in one
display an exhibition oi styles
so complete in variety, so dis-
tinctive in 'character and so
faultless in quality that We
could say to our custon1ers-
Come, we offer you everything
that is new, high-class and
worthy inthe way of men’s
headgear, we believe we have
succeeded and we await "your
verdict with interest. Coniei-n
We’ll hat you RlG_H'I`. V -
“Clii‘isiy’.s” London Hats _ .
 _ _. _ _ . .$r_oo$2.oo$3.0o
“Scott” London Hats. . . . _ .
_ _ . . .
_ _ _ _ .$4.00 and $5.00
Hawes’ New York Hats _ .
 .$3.00
Stetscn's Ainci'ic.1n Hats ..
 ._........._$5_co
Choice Assortment of
Latest Designs in
Men’s Neckwear
Beautiful rich
sl~k tic; entirely H
new coloriiigs and 1 liglh 1
fabrics, Derbys or '
Four - iii - liaiids,
Fowiiig ends str"   -
ings,Bows etc. '_Ԥf_'fl*\ ,f .- k
25c, 35c, 5oc, fioc, 
are 
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and 75c. ~
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Largest vnrif: y
of liaiidsoine I\`»:cl<- _ _ _,  _  _ 
ties ever gntli red "'  :E 
into one store   __.‘nL"_-'.‘  2'
' Pcniififiiil qiinlilics mid the bestiiioiiey value f r
fresh; new, iip-to-date iicckwcnr iii the Lily-
Umbrellas From the
Best Makers
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The shower seaion is with us--can‘t tell when the
nent one is doe. The best way ls ‘° °xP°°¢ th* ““°
expectful and _ _ _ ‘
.llaves Your Umbrella I
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- If its lost or stolen we’.e here to help you ont-
Umbrellas of all S0rIS
Gloria. Serge, Taffeta, etc, S°eeI Frames. mude by
the comm-y's best uuibielh makers. I b _
. rmbreiiu it nc. 8s¢ "P 1° $=~°° gf ‘lf '=°°°_~_e
ombreiiisnw. 32.5° up 1° $4-5° °f B °S*“ -
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“Jactor in thc farmer’s operational
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"   I t THE 0UEEN’S COUN~`IY~ GUARDIAN
,_ __ _ Head Offices ln New Prowse Block--A-Cliarlottsfown.
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I .place tomorrow. 1
L The following are the ozllcers of
the ensuing year :- A
V D.W.I’.-M. F. McKinnon.
‘ .A.-Annie McLean.
-Dan McLean. ‘
Treas.--Calvin McDonald.
Cond.-Gertrude Carson
Chap.-Philip Foy.
D. Sent.-J. J. McLeod,
‘ }.S_Y.P.W.-Richard Carson.
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tiger-A_fton: Afton--Try Agnin;Prince
dward-Triumph; Wheatley-H-unter
Comwall; Eclipse-Cornwall' Kin
Rev. Mathew Smith has addressed
the following to The Guardian :-Bo-
lorc leaving the island for my home
in New Brunswickl wish to thank
nil my friends for their kindness to
me. Since I arrived in November. If
visited several places and held sei'-l
ilces at Cove Head, A1exandra,Com-
wall, Soarietown_ North Carleton,i
Westmoreland, Victoria and Crapaud'
I had pleasant intanviews with Rav.
D. McLean. Charlottetown: Rev. T.
Btobbinzs and Rev. W. Field Trvon:
and several others. As the wintsrl
was mild I had no difllculty im goingi
from place to place, and the roads|
were not blocked as in some winter'
seasons. I recommend Tha Guardlani
for its advocacy of the Tunnel a.nd`
ani pleased that tho press of New
Brunswick is also in line for that
important work. Ihops a long,
stronti. Dllll and a pull together will,
move the ministers at Ottawa and]
the Tunnel will come " _
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At the lust meet.ing,of the over-i
seers of Harvard University, Cam-
bridge, Mass., it Canadian Scholar,.
William Scott Ferguson, M. A., Pn.
D., was appointed Assistant Profes-5
sor of Classical History ut that in-
stitution. Dr. Ferguson, who is at
present on the Faculty of the Uni-
versity of California, Berkeley, Cal.,'
is a ni1f.ive af Marshfield, Prince h
Edward Island, and a son of Hon D
_ - Ken
_Fcrguson, of the Canadian Senate. b
His career has been exceptionally t
Ebrillinnt. He gradiiat/od from Princei
of Wales College, Charlottetown, P.]
E. I., in 1893,_ winning tha Gover~ S
norlGeneral’s medal awarded to the n
class. He then entered the sopho-‘
also in Greece, Itlay and other_i
European countries On his returnl
The session of 190o'~07 he spent in it
the Vatican Library at Rome. _ 1;
held a very interesting and iiistruc-'a
York, held the appreciative attention!
also had a high opinion of York-
shires and _'White Chesters_Mr. Brodie
said thc too free feeding of sloppy
rations to pigs in cold weather is
largely responsible for the untlirifty
condition found among so many lots
of pigs during the- winter months.
Food swallowed in a sloppy form,l
without mastication, is unmixcdl
with siiliva which serves to make the.
food more fitted for digestion, and,f
if fed cold, it must have an injurious
effect on the circulation of the blood,
tending to indlgestion and general
dability. The pig is too important a
nowadays to he neglected, and every
point in his breeding and manage-
ment tliould be studied. in order /to
bring out the best thatis in him
financially. Andit 'should never be
forgotten that it costs no more to
raise the class that sell for the
highest price than to raise the in-
ferior class that are not wanted and
must ba sold atamucli lowur figure.
W. J. Gibson, Marshfield, delivered
a short practical address on the
"Improvement of the Dairy Herd."
Hs advised "weeding out" inferior
stock, breeding up from the best and
testing continually. Select the sire
not on his show ring points, but on
thp dairy record of his dam. For all
round dairy cows the Holstalns are
fha bg`st'for this Province A hearty
vote of thanks, moved by J_J_ Tram.
0|". seconded by James Bmith and
supported by Rev. Father MeGu1ggn,
J. P. Dougan, A. C. MacAulay and
John H. Court, was'acr.orded the
Bheakers and the hope ogprossod time
in the near future they would favor
the Institute with-another visit.
 
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There wasu young wif o
_ _ _who said “Why
~ Cau’t I nialre an' t ' _
acceptable pie ?” »
Said her husband
- “Don’t fret,
There is hope for
"' us yet, _
-. Foron St_ewai't’s_ we
sure’ can rely.”
_ su-:waitin
""l'_¢hg\n|»1ll` ' l '-
, f.Bti Jaines Bhsanr and tea takesl The W* .“l"1°" “t sl- J“"\°°’ BU'
»Diotrtot Division. No. 4.. s.o.'r., ior_p' '“‘
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raternal visits as follows :-Hen--the Magdalen Island Steamship cum'
RWW Bmokneld___victm_m_ Rem sailed from that tport on March 31st.
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Carnegie; Highland-Refuge, Rising. There was a mm
_ » ___ y well attended
g;‘:;§_?ag‘;_;1l§i0tt(;_rx¥_€o' “_ Rlgxthitltfimarket yesterday but nothing like
Edward-Onward; Steadfast; 'l‘ryong._il-oads been in good c0mu"i°n` At
students of highest standing in his the United Baptist churches inter_l
cs '
more class at McGill University, Movement was the passing O( 8
Montreal; here he- won exhibitions resolution pledging me Baptist
and scholarships during each year offchurches-in SL John to mme $5_000
his course;.he graduated in,l896 with ,_
First Class honours in Classics Pn. in
D., in 1899. The following year heltha ten h h i U
Spent in Study i'\1 EUPODG. Dl`i¥1CiDHuY Fiirville. An excellent sepnst was
at Berlin University, Germany, but provided by the ladies of the denom.
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to`America in 1900 he was appointed ling were E__ M_ gipp,-e11_ J_ `w_
lecturer in Greek and 90111811 H15' Spulhon of Fredericton, A. A. Wilson,
tory in the University of California, and T_ 3_ 3imms_ 'phey_sp0ke along _
where he IB at DFCSBM Bngllged the lines ofthe Laymen's Missionary
he was made Assistant-Professor in M0vemeu¢s_ urging its pmmotiom
1902 and later Associate-Professor. !L_ (;_ Clarke moved tim; in View of
research work in Europe. chiefly in swork rn the Canadian west and also
`  among the heathdn, that the ten
The Farmers' Institute of 'I‘racadie,United Baptist churches of the`city
n . .
tive meeting last week. Peter Brcdie,ition of $2.500 to mission, by rain-.
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of the audience as he told the best the motion in n brief speeeh, after
methods for the breeding and fvedirig which addresses were given by Rev.
of tho type of bacon hos most dem-:Di-_ Klerstendfoi Woodstock, and
able and suitable for home audlilev. C. W. Corey, ofthe Canadian
foreign trade. Personally he had:\\'est, both well known in Charlotte'
good results from Berkshires and he town.
Iaar tomorrow will he so arranged
_aa to prdvent crowding and high
tea will bo served from 5 to 7.30
l Among the fancy work for sale at
St. James' Bazaar tomorrow will
fha exquisite tray cloths and lids
broad cloths in drawn -work, Hedolo
'and Wallachlun embroidery.
The new steamer Lady Sybil, built
on the other side of the Atlan ic r
pany. arrived in port at Halifax on
Saturday last from Grennoch. She
what it would have been had the
present the travelling by roads is al-
most imposible for any kind of
vehicle. "'
The E. B. Eddy Co., have devised
a new crimp for the zinc dn wash-
boanls, which is said to make the
washing much easier and to elimin-
ate the danger to the finer linens.
Dealers will doubtless find -it very
popular.
Renders of The Guardian who have
in their possessionphotographs of
Lady Bannerman the wife of a form-
er Governor of this Province should
read the letter referring to “Car'iyla’s
first love,"puhlished on another page
The Guardian would be glad to ieuinf
any facts relating to this case.
Workmen are now busily engaged
putting anew foundation 'inder the
old wooden railway freight shed in
this city. The building is to be
raised and rehuilt and in connection
with the new freight sheds and offices
should afford ample :u:c'1mnii¢:.\tion
for nil freight and every convenience
for shippers.
The following is from the Vancouv-
er World. Mrs. Kent, who has been
fu town for the Inst year as the
guest of her son, H. W. Kent, left
on Sunday for her home in Tomato.
Mrs. Geo. Stanley und her son, who
ave also been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
t,, went out on the same train,
ound for their home in Charlotte-
own, P. E. I. -
The feature of a collation in Brus-
els street church, St. John, Wed-
esday night enjoyed by members of
fled in the Laymen's Missionary`
yeri' for missions. There was a
year representation from each of
c urc es n ie city and
nation. R. ,G. Haley' was inthe
hair and tbmspeukers of the even-
he ‘largely growing needs of the
he broader outlook for missionsi
d Fairville double _their contrfbn- 4
g $5,000. W. W. White seconded
 ;
Newbro’s t"
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  Heroicide
Destroys the gem or microb
thai causes dnnrlruff ilching i
scalp and falling :lini:', alle 
h cli the liair will grow
i ature intended, except in _
ses of incurable baldness.
Stops itching of _the scalp _
~ nstantIy_
o cents and $1.00 per bottle
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_ - Special Agents
' Males Shaving
3 Delight
"The ° Mah” _
Razor »
'From experience we con- ,1
sider this the most perfect .
' razor. Shaves easy and'
clean.
And the Price only $l.00
Two Sizes-One Price I
Other razors up to $5.00
but "The M¢b"_is the best
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 DRUGOISTS ~ .fi
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Stare Open I A rn fo 6. p. in. ‘ ' WOQIMIIU Klfuazl*
l Superior A" W°9;l V¢l\¢fif='it I
t  ei  °f R"*S“'3" 
     `80e Value   `
-_g x _,_ _ has jnstcome in- 1 _
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_ Big shipment of fine a‘l wool Vtlltfilll
cloth made by n noted German weaver
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This fabric is all wool, is very finely
hlf
width. We have it in stock in the
following eolouringa, black. 
brown, light brown. dark navy, mid »
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/"li  .\ navy, light navy. garnet. myrtle green. bronze green.
____  _., _llt\\~ and dove grey. _ _ _ <  . ` _ '
 /_,», w ' ~ ‘ l ,\, 'rite weight ioiospnzhffw won: wifwzf- IW *li* f
»/ 1 // / \\ \ fabzlcis one that will make up and drlpe ptffoddé
, _ _ »_' Und” Qrdimw cimuigstauees we would have to_ sell the
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_ _ _‘ _ ; __ _t ,\ “ne for 8,, Cm-S ,nd or tint price it would becoaeidelrv ' f
To out of town customerslaliiliifi»`3»‘3f1“é5?£°§fi<=i='3=`f _
tim' the goods will please you that we recommend your ordering wha! YOU WIN- _‘md If » _
not suitabe you mnv return at our expense. - . \ ' e `
Provinces. _ ~ _
IN sending for samples please use the following form. \` 4
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Messrs MOORE &MCLEODi.. ` e _
` '  Charlottetown P. E. I. l
Dear Sirs:-- '_ _ I _ __ l -I t \ t
Please send me by _return samples of .
yoofspwai SIXTY N1NEcEi\t'r VENETIAN _ " _
Name._....._..... 
Address...   .
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This mail order deparrmentof oursia servingmore people every: :NJ P'°“‘ °“_';_° _ one
P. ll. l. to the other people are finding that no outside mall order house -an do lrelfer ll' "°~
5000 Prizes  V ,__ I
tothe Children - e ` __ `
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Seem~ as though oi-ery boy and girl_ in town as U _ _ _ ' 4
interested in the Nelarefh Waist |kefc|u|||_ Contact. D - `  _ __ _ _ ___
lf youilnifi ltiiow about it_stnp at the Ladi_es‘under» ' Y . _V ___ __ V ' 5 -,
wear counter forfnll particulars. 'lhere isa first _ _ H __ W _ ~~,| , . __ "
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prize \-“limi fu §5o.oo for the young artist sub
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Arfistic, beautifull" , "  '
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/. wall decorations l ._ t. _ . ~“
_ _ We cordially _invite yo\_`x_`_ .to  i bpd inspect 3 i
_.  me ngti.tic‘ and `bea‘t_itlfu1 lines of wall paper that l
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. fvee `li_ave`-‘ l`Hipoi‘ted‘fbr. ;you`. Always large and ‘ ._
. l e.  ` eoiupreliensive this season. our range il' absolutely ' ~
, _H J . W ` beyond competition- -And their again. dainty,
" ' ) /‘ artistic decorations root so little here on- account vf
' `. ‘i§f."l ,) ° our direct purchasing from the makers, ~ r  _
f  " _  No money expended for home surroundings ,will
" l\ ~ , ‘ produce ha'f t_he_ results that an iirvestinent- 'nl ' _
nppropraite walldecoratioiis will bring you. _ - l »_ - _ _ _ __ ‘ _ `
Papers for P;pers for l’f\_P§l‘-l f0f
itircii-at _B rooms _ Domi; Row# _ -
Papers for Pap`e_i’_s for . P4959 fm'
Hull _ morning room Every f0.°\\.*¢._
Di rect from bcst .makers in France ‘ ` '
The United States and Canada ~ -  ~ - _ _ _  l V ‘_ 9 '
Lace Curtains, Curtain Materia‘s,.Artsntee:1s,. Table Liuen.s,_~ Aft I_.in¢¢9, 17°F'
kius, Towels, carried in this department, .finest rangein the City. ' ~,
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l'§si.'2.moio¢f_v.1oo, fha up mf-. -, -. it -Man -or arsner .;;
ance etc, For rates app yto M,,,,¢,_
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of our latest uinil orders was froma lady within ton miles of Sf l°l_T"~ ' . ' ' _ ' 5
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iiiirtiiig llie best sketch of the Nazareth Weill. and '  _ ‘ __ I ' -_"
other prizes for s\'e_s3'one else. ' -'  ' - , , _
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