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You’ve a new spring suit
to liuy-do it now -you’ll
have an inimense assort-
ineut to choose from if you
do it now-you‘ll gain
soinething on preltige by
dressing up early, so-do
it now. .Our stock of
“Nifty” clothes at moder-
` ate prices makes it econom-
ical rnd wi-e for you i0~
---Do it no\v
Spring Suits oi_ excep-
tional merit
livery suit we sell is
wortli e\'ery cent you pay
for it---We handle none
hut those with ti good repu-
tation, and even if you are
no judge of 'tailo ing. you
can safely lruy what ap-
ieals to you ut this store.
\/Ve woiilil like toshow you tlirough our high
class:iovellies~--;ou’ll se.-nm y to interest you, all
dil`fcrf‘nt in style, tailoring and fabrics from the ‘usual
run of ready-to-'.vearables in fact they’re Ciisturu liifllle
in all but price.
$7.50
to $25.00
Our Ovefcoats and Raincoats
for Spring
li._ve p oven a_surprise to all who have seen
them it  seldoin the
se useful garments contain so
inuch style eliectyas do ours this season
$5.50 to $l8.00 each
Our Children's A
Suits are the
Emhodimenf of `  7%. 
Style and Good
S ervlce.
We select only the
snappiest iuodels for
the liitle fellows, yet
we demand they "e ro
made as to guaraivee
the gr.ates\_ amount
of good .~ervice--move
ecouoinical parents
viiih i n eye for style
are le:u~ni_ie‘ eieli
season -wh 1 not be
one of them
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lTHE QUEEN S COUNTY GUARDIA
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Head Offices in New Prowse Block---Chalottetown.
W~ 5- I-°“5°l\. City. went to Tig- .V Rev. E. J. Rattce, Malpequc i i
Dish. yesterdayi the City. S
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| few days.
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,serious illness of John F. McDonald, *-
IP1nette Mills. Miss Charlotte Mckinnon, st. Joh
F. Burke, Inspect f C t ` . ~
| T_h0 Guardian regrets to regard the St. John, is bore onmanooflicizils   vw   \Q
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lend yesterday. Joseph Hubert, Vernon River rn- `  "` |
. I -__ turns home today from a short visit  
M ss Margaret Herrell. of this city to the City.  @
UID to Hunter River. M. S_‘ Smith, Truro was 3 passcn- -5
-- ,ser to the City by the Northumhsr- '
Yesterday the winter sidewalks in lllnd last night. ’
Daniel Davies and Mrs. Davies and
their family have lately* arrived from
Mr. Davis is a brother of Sir Louis
Davis.
Mrs Mitchell (nee Margaret Breck-
cn) of Charlottetown was last week
lmarried to Sydney Fitzgerald, of La UH; C 1 t d .I3 e _comer 0
onven e otre Dameiliave
us cc zgera an zgcr
aid of this City.
Lady Davis entertained last week
in Ottawa at an informal tea in hon~
or of her guest, Miss Amy Palmer, of
Montreal and of Mrs. Daniel and the
Misses Davies. Mrs. Angus A. Mc-
Lean of Charlottetown, presided ovsr
the tea table.
The steamer Cacouna` sailed at
midnight for St. John's, Niid. via
the Sydneys_ The outward cargo con-
sisted of 128 head of cattle, fifteen
horses, 100 sheep, one thousand bags
potatoes, 150 hugs vegetables, 300
bales of hay and sundry other cargo.
St. Croix Courier makes the an-
nouncement of the engagement of
Rev. W. J. Kirby, formerly pastor
of the Methodist church at Milltown,
N.B., and now stationed at Gage-
town, N.B., and Miss Fannie E.
Leiper of St. Stephen. Mr. Kirby is
well known in this city.
The first game of the Junior Base-
ball League of this City was played-
Satnr_day afternoon between tihc
Orlehars and West Kent School. The
game was very interesting and was
won by the Orleiiars by a good
margin.
A correspondent from Rosebery
writes 1-There are some promvsing
clover meadows in this section; the
past winter proves that it is the
spring frosts that k‘lll the clover and
not the cold of, winter. This season
is as backward as last _year as very
l’ow have commenced farming yet,
hui; all trust it is but the precursor
of ri line summer. A few oi the
sports of Roseberry contemplate or-
ganizing ri lnwn tennis club for the
coming summer.
The vaudeville act for Wonderland
last night. arrived too lute to get
their musical instruments in shape
for the performance., but the manage-
ment iran a big double picture pro-
grani of exceptional interest and
beauty which was much appreciated
by tho patrons. The big musical
comedy act and the new singer Miss
Lottie McKinnon will appear tonight
and Wonderlnnd’s patrons are assur-
ed of an' exceptionally big and enter-
taining pf0l<l`Bm-
"It is the tea grown on the hill-
sides of the worlid-famous Nuwara
Ellyn distrct In Ceylon. used in
"Salads" Tea that gives it that
rich, uniform. delicious flavor.
 
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 5/fe Dcliciousncss
. of our cake cannotbc surpass-
` ed. You want somthing nice
- for that little party. Then
order some of our _
Sultana or Nut or
. Fruit Cake
just what you want.
_ Telephone Ill
D D. STEWART, O
scuvss BAKERY
Bakes Best Bread.
The tide will be hi h th` I J. O. A lt, Cit
at 8.15 and tonight it 8.2: mom ug tou yestsii-ixgfiu y' went to P
HAPPY Farquhar, Halifax is the Miss Laura Hughes, Lake Vg,-¢1e_
guest of J. A. and Mrs. Bayer for a Visiting friends in this City.
l Miss Lottie) Ritchie, City, made night.
the "mind trip by the Northumber- _-
has returned from s. very pleasant --
the Gardens were tukon up and the *L*
Ipnths nicely leveled. A concert of Reading, Singing etc.,
Colonel Brunton, advancs agent of It can be seen at this ofiice,
the Jerc McAuliil Co., and Mrs. Stan ‘ W
lton crossed to Picton yesterday. F- C~ or”-fer- Chief* 0 and M
I The S. S. Cabot is due here this “immg the anivuls in me Gil-Y lust
morning with a cargo of reserve run mghh '
|of mine coal for Pcukc Bros and C0. W
The William Boisner farm at Garibaldi yesterday included twenlll'
Lower North River has been sold to mms of 'my' 200 lbs I"-Wk’ three CMS
1)nni¢1 Mnt|,ic,,-on of Oyster Bed potatoes and two cars outs.
Bridge. -_-
Mr_ Lyons from fl-,.u,_0’ N_ Sq who for lust night did not takfe place as
liS at the Ilcverc Hotel wiiiitu 25 them Wm* fmt ‘1 V°"Y lllflle lltfentl'
iliurscs from 1200 to 1-100 pounds. Ad mme' The ‘meeting will tn-ke 1711190
will appear tonlorrow. lu'-¢`r 0'1-
lg, 1]_ H,,,~,,cu uf the Hickey &in1ost sucessiully ‘operated upon yes-
,Nicholsnii fpohacco, Co., Ltd__ (.iLy’:;.er;l;\y iiirl avllendicitis at -the P. E_
thas returned from tlic ltiagdalen 1*- ' "api H and Inst evening “'35 1`€`
ilands and reports ha\'in_i.; had a verbyiportcd to be resting easily'
successful trip. -"'*
ness e. 1<‘ir.zgeni1.i, Miss 1.. niiincii-.B“S_°\’a‘1 Lwglie *aim PIM” at Vi°-
grdv M,._ Wallace and H number Ufigiria Park this afternoon at 3.30.
0t|,cr,,. Wm take part in the Y* M_ CH io Orlebars and Mic Macs are ‘the
A., concert in St. James’ Church Contestants and P” g°°d game ‘S ex'
Thursday night. pected'
the V .t 1 h t ky tl _ School, St. John, with the degree of
,rcsidciiclzb at  Li1s‘;iruSl;`i: Oxttaifrlf Bemhelm of Law is R' H' H°w"d'
#_ will be given in Bt. James' Hall
Mrs. H. H. Horne and little son T1““'5d“Y Highfi-
ilvan of this City left yesterday on 1*
‘ii visit to Amherst. A large Qllalliif-Y U! heavy wrap- If cgurlggus
Ding paper ls being oiiered for sale,
is . rs.
L. D. Morrill, East Providence, were
The outward cargo hy the-steamer
The Opposition meeting annonncgil
Miss Helen Smith of Hampton was
The second game ln rr-o Junior
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Among those who will graduate
,thus year from King_’s College Law
li. A., son of Rev. Samuel Howard
whose native place is Cornwall in
this Province.
The handsome old willow trees on
Weymouth Street t th f
they were an addition to the beauty
of the prospect -on a street w°hich is
in need of trees. -
The outward cargo by the North-
umberland yesterday to Picton in-
cluded two horses shipped by W. F.
ltniivns and one by J. P. Woodbury
and four hundred bags of potatoes
shipped by George Forbes, Vernon
River to the Boston market,
William Hogg of the Royal Bank
who left yesterday for Truro, was on
Sunday evening presented by the
incumbents and fellow-members of
St. Peter’s choir, of which he was
nn able member, with an address ac-
companied by a' handsome Bible.
Mr. Hogg expressed his thanks for
the kind remembernnce.
Louis McNutt of this City will
leave in a few days time to join an
iiiternational railway survey party.
Vernon Webster, of Marie, another
first year medical student has gone
to Maine, Lester Houle, City, has
gone to Banff, B. C., and F. H. Mc-
Kay of Mount Stewart, has gone to
Cranbrook, B. C. Al-l are first year
medical students. _
On Saturday, Prof Harland of t-he
Klark-Urban Co., who performed here
last week, accepted the challango of
The Free Lance Paper of. Westville,
N. S., to be handcuffed and chained
and then to jump into the Arcadian,
Pond. The Guardian has no doubt]
but that Prof. Kurlund was quite asl
successful in this feat as in the dif-|
ficult ones he performed while in
this City. '
The following have been elected
officers of Rosebery Lodge, No. 5. I.l
O.G.T., for the ensuing quarter:-C.l
T.-Frank W. Canton; V. T. Chas.-
A.-Morrison; Rec. Scc’y.-Mrs. D. F.
McDonald; Fin. Scc’y.-Hurry M.
Blake; Treas.-Mrs. Finlay Canton;
Marshal-Merton Blake; Chaplain -L
Mrs. H. M. Blake; Guard-Wm. H,-
Mclnnis; Sentinel-Herbert Panton;
Assist. Sec'y.-Jnn. W. H. Smith;
Dep. Marshal-Katie A. Morrison; C.
O. 'l`.-Rupert Hnbley; Lodge Deputy,
-Jno. W. I-1'. Smith. This Lodge is
making good progress.
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i New panel effects. New ideas
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'y` book will go by next mail.
£ Modern WALL PAPERS At a Saving
No house in the Province even approaches
- the most artistic-_-and carefully selected--it is also the most econoinically
l )>`r1ccclYfoi°the`huyei-_ Buying as we _do direct from the best makers in France it
lhe l.-inted .States and Canada-saving every ni1ddleman’s profit-paying cash
and sa\'in_q every discount, we are able to sell at lower prices than most dealers
buy cmd still inakea living margin. g
i papers are selected by buyers of years of experience in the line. They are. gel-
ected with ai full knowledge of their valueiroui a decorative point of view.
~ New Decorative Ideas Dainty Papers Cloely Priced
Such things you will always find here. _
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designs. Latest artistic suggestions from papers for parlors---papers at every price for
French artists in clecoratioii, new "crown" every purpose---and even the lowest lines are
. designs---always denionstratetl here. pretty in design and colouring.
We have a sniall special book showing a few of our low price lines that we will be glad
all Paper values
largest wall paper stock in P. E. Islai1d~Not only is it
the enormous superiority of the range we show, Om-
in “upper third" Papers for bedrooms, papers for kitcliens,
Paste the following coupon on a post card and send it in-the
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Ernest Chappell, son of C. B. Chap-
pell, architect of this City arrived `
home from Boston last night, to
spend the summer home.
Shaun Rhue at the _Opera House
was splendidly performed by the
Jere McAuliiie Company last night.
In the audience were many who were
captivated by their first attendance
at this most popular of Irish dramas,
and many others who had seen it be-
fore but would not miss the oppor-
tunity of seeing it again on :my ac-
count. The situations in this favorite
play as ‘they were skilfully irriauntcd
lust night drew from the audience re-
peated evidences of approval as the
unraveliing of the plot proceeded.
That the niidience were thoroughly
wrapt up in the romantic story was
easily to he seen and the conclusion
of the play left everyone with a feel-
ing of pleasure with the' evening’s en-
tertainment. The specialties were ns
on _the preceding nights first class
and drew forth hearty applause.
Both drama and specialties alike
were appreciated and there was little
doubt that those who attended last
night went home satisfied. This even-
ing the pluy will be A Jealous Wife.
(IORNS CURED FOR 85 CENTS.
A guarantee of painless cure goes
with every bottle of Putnnm's Corn
Extractor. Use Pntnam’s and your
corns goes. Beware of substitutes.
 
What 
llerpicide 1
Will Do
Kill the germ or microbe
that causesdandriiff and falling
hair, after which the hair wil
grow as nature intended,
stop itching of the scalp
almost instantly.
Make the hair light and fluffy
and give it a silken gloss.
Price 5oc and $1.00. ,
Add io cents and 18 cents if
it is to be milled.
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Makes Shaving
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Razor
fFron1 experience we con-
sider this the most perfect
razor. Shaves easy and
clean.
And the Price iinly $|.00
Q Two Sizes-One Price
Other razois up to $5.00
but “The Mah” is the best
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DRUGGISTS.
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Reaching and Getting;
I ani reaching for the biggest Bedding business in the
City, and getting it by reason of my--“better bedding," no "
more to pay-very often less--but better goods-a trial will '
convince you.
MARK WRIGHT.
Ncwaon's Blocli
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insuranceaitl si
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, ln view of the increasing rates of Asscsstn1entSocieties there is in
large demand for reliable insurance on the cheapest guaranteed rates of
Government Companies. _ _ "
We invite your attention to the "Investment Annuity Policy as P
isaued by the North American Life Assurance Company. _ -L_
* The iales are the lowest consistent with absolute security. The _
olicy becomes fully paid up in udefinite niiniberof years or can be cubed N
by insured 
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ROSS Q MATTHEWS _
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YOUNG BARRISTEB. V
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ar; Q iiml Euston Streets. Charlottetown. nn
\'0UNO BARRISTER sired b
king of draft horses old muster. liidtilillii
ilniii the fiiigortod pure bred Clydesdale more -
“Myowotlii." or sire, the world renowned li-n
ll ln'
mxsoli agclaoiihgfmdmft lock hc stands i
equalled in thu Province today tinvingta his
credit nine rtrsrt sinillonn :trod h him now in
the stud. Laid year ti: iuagiitbent young
draft innres gotby htm sold nt him figures for.
bi-eeittn purge: toporttan in mm Bootle.
whenyoiing rriuwr stood for two cannons.
Com ming an he does the blood of the two
‘wiigtuoun “ma :Lt drntt :mt the Old
Mud . reactors
here nliyould avntlulliiemnelvesi of
unity to secure his oerrloen
1’ $1.00 for th some rod li
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