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corsets: In a variety of styles that afford a
perfect fit for every iig"ure. _ _
fs' ___  _Tile “P. C." 'TBPS Girdle
5.2;; A' ' is a popular' style with
_  _"if _ ’ ,y r - 'many -very easy fitting-
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3  '_' _ style._ Made of, excellent
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Corsets we offer a valne
that it unbeatable.
'Qorte'ct1ih` “style 4 tault-
lvsr in wnrlmamhip-
ptrfect Gtting. Made
oi fine white 'intlste_
m'e1ir1m~length habit
hip. bras cut. lace trim-
med and steel filled
thrntrrboat. 'Hose sup- t. ,l
porters attached. All. `
sizes. Best 1'a'lue'eve'r
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' |' ‘fllii'(l)1`i_`Bngiia2_»`_coul_ii\_eof,ekrra 'quality. Straight
front t~tyie,.d p' Plince`s¥" h’p, fitted fine silk
,napenders from and s*des~-#dosed hips.  75
Sizesar to 3t ._ __..-. . . .‘.~-.‘.'.". _. . . . . 'e
Popular *D and A” Models
‘_ -j-Manyof our custo nets prefer "D and ri” corsetn
to ali othet_s.r_` We stock a number ot the best “D
and A"’ es affording an excellent- choice in the
111 lllt. véry ‘popular styles are: e
°‘D_rtnd_A"_ style 363"-
a ctyllsli new model
fashioned after one of
theistcst French de-
s_ig_lu_-_-»_ru_ada of excel-
lent quality English
coutil. New deep long
irlp‘,’--gord " ,adiestirbie
suapsuders front and
' } ride. Whiteand drab,
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._ homo.
- Q. i, fbiown don'ii,}dnd' the smakeatack of
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__ __ _ Till cholro! the First Metbodiaitf ' _
1;_ I5 _ will_eo_nduct services in _Hrartdrt *ll
. _ §l!'_‘."\Y next. ati! o'clock. - - 'J ,_ ~
 _ _._,__-_   - l -at clltrklr tan avrarrlg at la 9'-trans,
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_-~_r~'-"1f,~i_» _...M-_-_ l _’l`naNxrvr.r.r .received at the Insane
°'“'l'**”"“*_ _ ' Hwltal. rl-om_ Mn- M. N. olur, a
  A Yksrzsnar II. H. Brown, the young
' _ _ _, mau’s man, received from Georgetown,
' . and one whom_all looked up to with feel
4* ings tif great rcspeol. She was a true
 _ \ ' , believer rind .an~ honest worker in the _
_,EQ ' W Rumnu Catholic Church and has only
___ '_,.,_ ' Par-lliad aw_;iY fl_-_om lhemcar? nfd tale
,_  1 ‘, --ff wor tot e ettor u eyon e
 grave. Besides a scrrowing _huabatrd,
\  - ` she lenv-as to mourn two dnu hters, Mrs.
I both bolts will try to cross today as the
_ Tas :faith occurred at her residence on
f ' over the wireatrom North Tryon. of the
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- '1'aarr.-n6l»°'rl'» mars oust' roll
N llolil ill UM P-irlol' of the First Metholl~
D_-woslof _Ohaiatisn Harald msgasiuea.
r ‘l'ux`rna»r-al or the rits J. olrm uma
will take place onSunday, Maroh§24, at
$.80 p. m. from his late homest South-
port. 7
0__\\mvo_ to quarantine and other nnlcri
sean chcumstanocs the closing concert of
the Y.‘M.L. A.eourse ol Bt James' church
will notbe held until next month.
Rnonzr will be felt by many readers of
The Guardian for the death, which
occurred yesterday, of Lily, the youngest
daughter of Robert Feuneli of this bity
eleven cases of American hate of the
was buisy_ all'_day opening them and la
now reaiijlftlo supply tha wants of his
numerous customers.
Owma to the continued gale and
suowstormlyesterday morning the S. S.
r Stanley remained in Picton ~and S. S.
.Mintoin Georgetown. It is very likely
._weather.,prohabilitiea indicate s_ fine day.
There are alargc number of passengers
‘now at Georgetown awaiting transporta-
_ tion to the mainland; and freight ac-
cumulating at both ports. '
Eitzroy Street on tha l7th Inst, of Cather-
ine beloved wife of James A. McDonald
rand daughter of the late John and Mary
Bell of Prince Street, formerly oi Morell
P. E. I., leaving to mourn 'l aurrowing
husband and six children besides her
mother, four surviving brothers and two
sisters. The deceased had suffered for
five months with true Christian patience
and resignation. She was in every scnse
a true Christian woman, a kind and lov-
ing mother, a good obligillg neighbor; o'ne
whnes gona dsedsfwill long remain after
her,'and her death at the comparatively
enrly age of 46 years is much regretted.
Yr¢»'r°en.n/tr' the sad ncws was dashed
very sudden death of `Ellen, beloved ta iis
of John Keough, at the ago of sixi-y-two
.years. -The deceased had been in her
usual r§o__crl health for some time _past
and ab tr'i‘_tp attend to her home duties.
On Wednesday even|ng'”ahe retired io her
bed feeling as wall as usual and was
,death being 'heart failure. In her death
North Tryon loses one of its mo-rt noble
women, who had always helped the poor
H
James Campbell, Cope Traverse, and
Liazle at home, also four aons,John'1‘
WnnNs:snav’s storm was particularly
severe in the Western part of the Island.
At Tignlsh a harn belonging toOaptain
Frank Gallant, and one belonging to
James Christie were unroofed.. At Sis.
Lmn, Peter sirens btw- waspomplviely
destroyed, and the barns uf Narclsae
Richard, Peter Myers, John Wade, and
Jerome Bernard were unrcoleri. `At
Ajmrtun, _Malcolm McNeili'a barn was
‘ urrbcrta.-' charles Woodman. wlndmllr
George Guard‘a steam miiialso was blown
down. Father Burl'e’s orchard is pro-
_ bably _tnnoh damaged, an the snow is from
ton totwenty feet in depth. Thr-rs were
several small buildings unroofed in
Alberton. At Tlgniah one of the
outside windows cf the Parochial
house vrss torn off, the inside window
lrroken and the parlor 'half filled with
snow. At Waterford. -7°"°Pi\ AYlW'"`d9
barn was unrooferi, At Palmer Road Pet-
er McKenaie'»~ barn was blown to pieces.
At Peters R a i threc barns were unroofad
,owned by Saoien Doncette, Archibald
Doucehte, and Archibald Gaudet. At Pigs
Brook, Janice Hanrlrahan‘s barn was'
nm-oofed, at Little Tignish two barns
ware unroofed; at Mt. Carmel Joseph
Rlchard's barn was blown down. 'Yestcn
diy mornlnga crowd of Mr Bichsrd’s
and ready ll B _
Bfutont'Bay Joseph Parisi-'s barn was
blown down. At Bnmmerside a barn
owned by J. D. Enmsn was hlown_
down.
Famous Soap males home happy.
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and Pastry
cf sii ~kinds fresh
each day at
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dead Thursday morolnlz. the cause of her j_in his sad her-aavenisrrt._ in the lose ct one
Resolved -That  the members of the
`,_ 1]!-quarterly Communion rServlee__,ih
Jpmoagrcllilat been wtmmllhntll
i-_ aurst jlunoay oi Apr-lr. Precor-Ttory
service on Friday evening, April l5.~~.
ON account ei the a'orm Alex Mo-
hiliialiasslc at Timrndyke, which was
advartied in like place yesterday is
postponed till Saturday, the 28rd lust ati
rfclock sharp. '
AIT!! _ills sninrcad abstinence from
skating compelled by the Board of Health
regulations. nov withdrawn, there was rt
general indulgence in it last night and
the rinks had many pltrons.
r Till official program of tha performance
ADaughtsrof Erlnic listing the name.
of the amateurs who took port omitted
tllacoIArthur' Morgan, who made s
npusenisilve sailor of the good ship
Britauia. »
Tin storm wfhich blew into being on
Wednesday ewening, immediately follovl -
ing the gale ofthe previous day, :aged
through the night with a fury that has
seldom baeu_'eq'uslled_in any winter. it
appears to have caused more damage in
the we'stern"par"t of the Island than els: -
where in _the Province. In Charlottetown
there is yery little damage to record. A
chimney wall blown down at the Prime
Edward Island Hospital, and at tht
Hillsborough Rink also a chimney sut~
cumhed tothe force ci the gale. Shingles
were torn from many roofs, and roms
fences suffered; . Thc storm Gnally blew
itself out at noon yesmrday and there was
work for snow shovelirrs to do all over
the city.. The saddest result of the storm
is the regretted death of Oliver Mason of
Southport, particulars of which are gfvell
on the hrs: pau of this issue.
At their met-ting on March 18, the L.
P. U. passed the following resolution o'
condolence: _Whsreus, the Father and
Supremo ruler ol the Unlvt-rss has re~
moved from her earthly homo the wife of
our esteemed and worthy brother John
W. Gormley; Therefore Resolved, that
we, the members bl the L. P. U., tender
our heartfelt sympathy to brother Gorm-
ley in his affliction, and may God in H~s
goodness help and console him in this
dark time of sorrow. And bc it further
Resolved, that our_ch|`1r-ter be draped
for thirty days. a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to"Brcthrr Gormley and
sent to the press for publication.
, _   B. MoN'rxn'rn.
_ ,Hamas A; Tn/ttrvolt.
‘ James Smsluw.
_ »DalrC0r1onLm, Com
Whereas it hasfp used _cur Heavenly
-_Fatherin Hlsin its ivisflom to coli to
”H‘s eternal home o wife of our worthy
brother James McDonald: Resolved that
`we, the members cf the L. P, U. wish to
_-tender nursympathy to BrotherMcDonald
_whose place to_ hiln can never be filled,
and one who by her earnest devotion to
her duties as wife and mother endeared
herself to all who _knew hor. Further
L. P. U. h0pe that the Divine Comforter
of all will help and sustain our worthy
brother in his ufiiiction and further re-
solved that we cause our charter to be
draped and copies of- this message to be
aen to the press for publication.
W. B. Molwmrn, Pres.
DAN Couonuu,
Faalm Helton, Com.
 
Fresh
Vaccine
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direct from Parke,
Davis& Co., and the
Ontario Vaccine Farm.
Guaranteed a b s o-
lutely fresh and; pure.
Orders from the
- country willbe prompt-`
ly filled. _ ”
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Dr. Shoop a
Medicines
 Complete stock _now
matic Cure.
Dr. Shccps' Restora-
tive, etc., etc.
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Another Recent Arrival by Ex-
piress--Long Walled for--But
Worth the Wait - ‘
'__OTABLY attractive,
N and temdting are
-_ these spring silk
' | fabrics, fresh from the
looms of France, and
]apan. _
There are many'varieti_e8
sh0wn-- such good o1_d re11a»
bles as wash China sxlks are
here in many shades for 2 _gc
per yard. .» 'lf'
There are many shades of
the lpopular wide Japan
Taffeta-_-theteare fancies in.
white" and colored--therei 'are
French Taifctas in several
shades. There are hand-
somely serviceable “Shout _
ings” there are che'cks,~"`tind`
dots and all the rest.
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Shantungs for Simi
Waist butts
This new silk will be very
popular from its beauty and
finish 'ls \~'e‘ 't~ l.;. 1l“r'>l\`l`.*v_
Sk ensues, just about err.;
dress in each piece, natural,
mylrtle, navy, grey, brown,
reseda arethe principal shades.
Tire width is 27 inches, 'the
fabric is 'firm and of the rignt
weight to hang just as _
you wa,nt it. Price only 
mples of silk, we are pleased tc, and think you will hnd
that it is worth your while to gftacquailnted .with our silk dep_artmenl:.__ ‘ "
_ If you a're‘near enough we wrli be pleased to have you come in--l`eei'sure
you will like our afvance showing.
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For Smariiy Dressed Women
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of perfect style
Pretty embroidered collars, 25c, 3oc, 36;, 500. »
AUTO S:nrves, in chiffon. silk. and crepe de chene.
Lace Collars in every style.
Jap. drawn work turnovers, loc, r8c, 25c. Y
Silk and Chilton jabnts, z5c. 59.
Silk and Chilton Jabuts, 59C, 85:, Qt 15 fr  ff' '_;_*;
L.ce Chemiseties in pretty designs.  
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wltaris newin this ilnportaut ine' will bring you to our
_ neckwmr counter pretty prourptly'we think. To-day we
me glad to announce great lots of preltv things from tlrr_e
great ueckwrzlr houses --all new, all tasteful, all bearing the hall mark
)UR OWN GOOD TASTE, and your natural desire to see 
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A fine line of new- si thlnzs in bets, silk and leather in black and »
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coloured, at tvrry sort of price from 501:; to !>|.35 has been opened up
and will please the most fastldious taste.
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PERSUNAI. SUPERVISION
Furniture repaired.
Furniture re-upholstered.
Furniture of all kinds made io order.
Great bargains continued in furniture till the
large stock is cleared out.
‘ At the old stand opposite Post Oilice (upstaix-s.)
The Best Line Ever
Shown in Charlottetown t
Is now ready for your inspection
- sample boot. gladly .alt .na gtrlsdefsf.
See i§urFl._i_ne _lieiore Buyingr
oTAYLOR_'Sl BOUKSTORE.
Opposite
door Post Oilioe
friends gathered and brought new lumber __ ~ __ _ V -
and by uainlr the material of tha old bam' _ _ ‘ `  ll `  0 n
had another erected and all boarded pin ""-  - _ _ Q
to he n shin ling today. At l _ _ _ ‘_
"“'.’5._ .....-. .f}....l WALL PAPER
When your well stocked store was
going to burn down, you could
wait to insure until the week be-
fore, but
When it is Destroyed
You are too late. Remember the
old adagc."There is no time like
the present," and no insurance
like ours.
E. I-T- E E E El
Repeat-_ni.lng Phmnix of Hartford.
9-rytmwf Canadian Quebec.
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liarzshlrvngztl ing; nal. the holsr of l 
mléhlgy clr:_c_t___r:_ntoi'.{Jircctcrs and. the trous-
A roocortftiml will be submitted at such
mcctingtoincroaes thagspiilsi geek of said
Uolnr»a.ny.»-A large at ance the shaq-
holders is therefore 
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White Russian. For sale.
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