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THE cHAiu.Q'rfrETOWltT_GoaRDIAN, APRIL ra 19.7
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1 K »W`h¢i1 people speak of hats they
naturally think-of this store. `
 Whv ? .Because for mauv years
_ we ‘havetheld the premier position 1 in
' catering (o~th_e hat trade of P. E _ I."
Thi* year Gilt' Supremacy 1?; ‘niore
anevidenr. _ '
"liawos" and "Christy"
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An Irresistible ’
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“Hawes” hats repre-
sent the m>st up to the
umintiie styles es are today
worn by stylish New York-
ers. '
“Christy’s" Loudon hats have been
`=: worn bv P. TE. Islanders for inany years
and v_'e’v<. yet to leam of one turning
_ -out unsat`isi'actor'y.
' Li  Many men prefer English hats --
many prefer American. All may he
. _, . batted to perfection by choosing from
`i _ our ‘splendid stock.
There
N eight
ve gin the Saturday morning
newspaper reaches the people who get
house on Ninth Street.-Edmonton Bulle-
tin.
Rev. J. T. Robertson has nsented ad
,be-Tho Second Coming of Christ. As
this will be the last chance of hearing Mr.
Robertson for some time, you should
make it a point to come.
Owing to the bad weather Mes rs
Paton Bc Cot, have postponed indefinitely
goods boughl, by Mr. McLaren in London
havehesn stocked and await inspection
lneludinga good general assortment of
much needed goods.
Per.~ons and firms desiring advertising
in any newspaper outside of this Province
are having same placed by the Guardian
connection with this paper. They thus
secure the same rates as if
'Lotus Baopianx.. of Hunter- River, will
lucosed..Longworth McMillan, formerly
of Oheriottotown Royalty, as rnanlgemof
Drolented with beautiful pocket linives
hm,” ,mud mm, 0h",0,M,_am,_ Pune, has been visiting his home for the past *_* ‘ "1 4' 
Edward |s|,md_ and ,mend ,D become ,four months, left Wednesday on return-to _ __._
residents ofthe city. They have ttken n Sm"`b'"" Suk' He WM “°°°m"°"|”d byi ,.1 f l .
Arthur W. Henderson. Long Creek, and
ArchleMcKinnon_, Canoe Cove, who are
Coniumrouosuzrs should remember that
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"qv the mm-B meeting In tha Y_M_C_A_ to ensure early appearance of correspond 4 , _/#.7
next S,,,,d,,y nm,,.,,,.,,,,,_ 'His ,heme Wm ence all matter sent in should be out ' ;. 
down as muon as possib. . Every
attentlonis paid to correspondence but
itls impossible to get anything In as
written, especially when as of late many
communications are being received each
day
of smallpox lu these places. There limi
been sixty cases all told, and twenty-
eight houses were flagged. Every patient
recovered. Twenty-five houses and two
infected schools were funiigated. The
doctor says that with the except'on of
oneor two cases, when the inmates
refused tolsave their house in order to
A‘lV°"‘|°i”8 A¥°“°7vWhl”hl5°°“d“°wdl” have it lumlgsted, the Board of Health _ A 1 
regulations were cheerfully complied
wi‘h The quarantine was established on
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they placed their order direct, March 5th, and was removed on April
and have each advertisement checked to 0,", . . . . . _
.ea mmg, gm me prop., numb., of ' And then again there will be more time--and less crowding, so that in
insertions and snneurs as desired. Tas Rev_._Dr- Burke. Albsrtvn. leewrfd deed a visit this morning may be very profitable to you.
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BEFORE leaving for Boston next week, “ons nn mg' an i , `-*ea _  - e ‘
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their Millinary and General Spring Open- THE q'f'"°"ti”° hm l’°"`“ "mid hm" l  ' 3319”
ing- Announcement oi the date will be t‘h° du" “W °f A“'-“-“`“- M°"“il|"“'| “md   V [
m,,,|el,,,e,._ Severn, CMBS of Engnsh and Dromorc, as there are now no cases /¢’_»-27,,  j' <1 '
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 _  The _GreatMillincry Exhibit
_ Con-
tinues
All llay
To-day
F OR the benefit of those of our customers who
were unable to get down last evening we con-
tinue the great exhibit of handsome new mil-
linery all day to~day
_ Everything, so_far as possible has been left
untouched. Of course the store isu’t wearing to
‘ the same extent~-ii.’s gala attire but the hal1S BW
_ Pl'°W3° B793-n Ltd- ` THE death took place at the General go B "EW e(;h°u:e'M_H°,pe Rlver' Tu_s: ~ A ,
_ Young Men Who
Want The Latest
_ ~ And what young men doesu’t-
can see stvies such as are to-day sold
_in__ New York and every city of im-
' portance inthe United States and
Canada( ` 
_ Our “Hawes” Agency brings
New York styles to your door.
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and Wear the Latest.
' ' Every style shown in “Hawes”
hats is sight up to the minute-<:ow
” rect--fashionable.
As no two men wear the same hat
eqiially well, “Hawes” ha-ts are made
in varying proportions---various heights
_- of crown and widths of brim--thus en--
abliug the chooser to select the style
and size most appropriate.
There are many other ` excellent
___ features about the Celebrated “Hawes”
hats that combined make them 'the
most popular hat today in the United
~ ~ s , e s, s r ys
btdtgs and _C3l1_|£dil. iicoate, 2 (boys) blouses, 7 walsts, 0 night
,  dresses lilllnders _10 suits underwear, V G g
'=?<__.--'.';  . _ _ Zcitpevialsostocklings. ini-ts, ilinnel- -  e
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li  Man .Should
See _Our Hats
We want every 'man' to call and
inspect our spring hats.
We know our styles cao’t
fail to please the most par-
ticular man--whether his
tastes, be conservative or
whether he' demands the e
latestifsd. ‘ ' '
 _ We Won’i 'Urge
. You To Buy 1
Ai lriust your ‘ wish.
Thugs one thing you may
betiertaiaof. ,~ '  ` 
merely wish to look--say
shown the styles just as
as though you were purchas-
_If
we,know,yon_'ll buy later
hare--where you know our
the largest yariety;
from-styles' up-_
dgtire cr fancy.
particulars have been received yet, it is
an two brothers, Arthur in Valdez,
Tim rest nor'ea-iter of the 20th uit
of the citizens in the west: with its
Island, suffered one of those surprises
ina tmp hy I/he leg shortly afterwards
and reimpound.il, minus It trotter. For
the other two ft reward of $100 and $50,
was posted. After fi fortnight, the most
valuable animal of nil, n fox worth $1,000
was re-captured by Mr. Oulton lu n trap
near the preserve. The other one is still
at large. The freaks of the big storm
will likely induce fox owners to look more
closely to their winter cages lu the future.
THE closing meeting ofthe S7 Vincent
dePaui Ladies Sewing (lircle was held
yesterday at Notre Dame Convent. The
President Mrs Jnhn Byrne occupied thc
chair. The secretary Mrs Dr. Kelly gave
reference was made to the death of the
lata Mrs. Peter Clarkin who for many ‘
lowing articles of clothing were trade up
and distributed during the year. 23 dres-
es 31 hiri 9 ults io ho lil shiitev
`t‘ttee, and 43 palrsboots,shoesn.utl rirlibers
The following report oi' the tri-insurer
was also, read:-Ladies, Saint Vincent
~de Paul sewing cireie`of Charlottetown:
Balance on hand, April lil, li)0il, $02.52;
reeelptduringnresznt financial year, as
follows: Collection in Cathedral, $iil.57;
from memivrship fees,$lD.00. from rule of
candy St. PittrIck'a oonc tri, $34 46; don-
ation f.|o.n A.E Mellrtclien, $2.25; $04.28.
Total $155.80. Expenditure, paid for dry
Roods. which were tnude into clothing by `
bldlss of sewing circle, $85.47, paid for
boots and shoes $11.15; pnid Loral
Council o'f Women. $1.00: paid for sun-
drlss, $1.50. Total expend.tur»=| $117.12.
Balance in hand. $30.68." The meet
ing was _ addressed by Re". Dr1 '
Morrison, who spoke in warm apprecia
tron ofthe good work done by theSociety»
Rev. Father McLean. who was prestnt,
addressed the meeting, and in rt few ,vvsli
chosen worla congratulated thc socieiyon _
the excellent work done during the past `
year. After the transaction ofbusimes
the meeting adjourned to meet in Novem-
ber. Ellie Kelly, Secretary.
fanny sired  O-'s'pi¢"
mince meat or lemon _ '
Fresh [each ' day
at only rue each. Orders
htm by telephone promptly
lttendod to. " ‘
A .ani oramoiierue.
t‘eiff"_§P"§i#if't§fsi  A
an extended report of the work dono by 5° " 0 - “ ry' B mm'
the Society during the year. A feeling i_Hl nod purse were presented to him.
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Famous Bolo mares home iiloili- 
-,-/y--a»---vt--li compras .mr 'now '
of horticulture, abd for over an hour and
it half without note or refer: rice, held the
English a wealth of information which
thusiastie and roetleal orchardists than
he was able to make evt-ry pl-use
even the youngest oliifir auditors and the
mood_At the close the formal vote I
thanks,was moved and seconded most
oredribly by two members of the iii. -rary
Society, John Cullen and Clarence Reid
and suppor ed by Arthur Simpson. W. il.
Hogan. and L. Piclrcridg. Naturally the
Tunnel aglt-itirncame in for approval
and tile last speaker with the eul.hu.~ia-tie
enrlorsmunt of tho liig audience rl--clareti
that the time for throwing cnlfi waier on
such a project. by repeating the et tries
of interested opponi-rits as to cost and
diillcultles was over. It must be had at
any ta ist and all were pledged to worlr for
it till lt cams. The meeting closed with
the National Anthem. after Dr. Burke
had promised to return again and speak
to that ctio fthe eo nt A te ii
years was one of the most active and en- _ '
ergetlc members of the Society. The fol-
Fashioned
' Washington
_ Toffy
ls selling fast.
It has adelicious davor.
"Chews" well, and is
made ot pure whole-
, some ingredients.
JUST THE KIND FOR
CHILDREN. I ‘
i_`AND io CENTS. ‘
' RY IT. TO-DAY.
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i Dr. Shoops’ Restora-
'- tive, etc., etc
 
“Tho Two Macs" .
    of  .:;§;s.;~;“ i:.‘.»::.“::':;1.zf.“,1:.’;Li:.; °""<'f°° S M*'"°°~
M. Poole, son of Charles D. Poole, of this of ,,,,,s|,, ,md ,,021 wmch m_m,_,y pleased R9\dY't0'w9lf “Bti
q °i°y‘ Decensed had hu” "1 fm' 55"" all present. At eight c‘ciock the dieting- SK nor Hats
5. weeks with pneumonia but had recovered ,eh d le _ 1 d h ` lvlflli "Fr" T'll'1'l’rtli'\"\
u e ci er co e i dd . , ,
suiilelently to he around again. As no whlch by ,gluest n;::,r,`_e§ on ,_;eBs“,:;,€,_ 230 flfrlxinea Modula-
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ge was "'b`?“" §g"'y'n"° years “I 'me' close attention of his audience wh|l~the gffiat and authoritative lnininefy 5h0WlUg-
"5" "’ ""°' ‘ R‘I“""“’ “"1"” ""`y' venveyed w them ht direvt and 1°f°|_h\s Such millinery -is not usually seen in cities of the size of Charlotte-
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seems tc_ have surprised more than ond ever before. With his grasp of suirjecis _  _
_ here in as great and generous range as yesterday.
thought :inthe eircoumiiea to sm.. se. . . Ou every side there is but one opinion-and that is that this is THE
ataskrmrod Lemuel or one ony, survive. w,,, gohrm make M, W,,ence mm; ,_,,_ own--and to this notably and distinctive showing we cordially bid you welcome.
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The drift reached the top of the cage .ind wit and humor for which he is celehratrd 1
three of the <most valuable black fellows kept everybody in the most cheerful   S 
were off before the bridge was noticed hy` ` _. ` o
the proprietors. One of them was caught
Furniture repaired.
Furniture re-upholstered.
Furniture of all kinds made io order.
Great bargains continued in furniture till the
large stock is cleared out.
mountains of snow in unexpected pieces. of' tree production and fruit ' "5": '_' ' ' ' I
The Oulten-Dalton Fox Ranch, on Savage growing intensely _- iiilerestlng to > 
At the old stand opposite Post Oiiiee (upstairs, I
John Newson.
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liavc you Seen the New _
Wall lfipers ?
TAYL'OR’S BOOKSTORE
Those who have, say they are the prettiest in
Charlottetown. _
Call or telephone and we will send you sample
books. ,
F. C. WESLEY
nrzsicwisns.
t, I-:NcnAvi:ns. ‘
.£r.r:cTnorYi>i:Rs.
St. John. N. B.
 
Slaugititat Sale
Bnuis  Shoes
Will be continued until the
whole stock is disposed of.
Big Bargains ~
for all for cash only at
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J. H. Bell’s.
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The siihsorihor offers for mio his farm of
50a4~i~cs rtittlateil in Hazulgrove. 1AJt‘£'A, two
miles from lliiutor River, l'AO acres clear. thu
Borders Same Price as Side Wall. ‘§.'\'“"°° °°\'t=f~* with time and wir wood
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lwulunnnnnamuast
.Over Twenty per cent. i
“In the year 1906 t
The Sun Lite of Canada.
_ wrote over zo p c. of the total new business
written by all the Canadian I/fe Companies-zr in
number. `
` For plans etc., in this progressive Co., apply to
_ E. K. BROW, _
Charlottetown Mana er for P. B. 1.
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htop and Consider
'Doea your cutteror alel h need iuting varnishiug m/ihsvkl for yourpumir ema-
or repairing in any way? Ifg it _does mug it to us and we  ,,°‘fu°,',`,'
save you money and do your work satisfactorily. Any :wave gmdlmy marley, ,ysii U s
of iiroar line don? at short notice. l 'ical pix.; 'iii"`{>&l:°"¢°m°
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,_ ., . Successor Pound, ' Margate;
lvl A FR Ks. ;°_“’ °‘ .*“°"if‘."°.2t"i'=ii‘tR'-.0
or particulars apply fp
GEO. W.
4 H-ww ”‘°ril.'.fi‘iim».
FUR SALE
_oituate m_'.ne south aide of Hillsboro
Rtver opposite the city, one mile from
Charlottetown, containing i8o acres,r3o
acres cleared and in a high state of cul-
tivi tion. Terms liberal. For furthe:
pai :ir alan apply
P. McKENNA, _
Charlottetown. " Queen Street. 5,'
Stravibcrry i’|ants_i’hat 
Pay to Piant_ls~tiic Kind
WC Gl'_0W _;,,,._ ._
Clyde, Senator  “sed '
‘,"Moruing Star,” ni. t, and
'many other choice varieties. Also
Raspberry and Blackberry Bushes _
A. v. Paiurns.
Berwick. N. S-
 
Plants arrived, mu ue like nr, 
others. moot satisfactory, Accept
lrloads of your p1¢:\¢ name 1 
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,md on S,,,"d.y,, md draws ,,,m,,_ “_ by Malcolm McNeiliifor their bravery in V _ Ao=;~_A
“uhm” hghelr want. WM,” wsu, mon” saving his house faonr being destroyed /5.; ,I _ _ _ _~ _
hmrm; '_ ' _hyiireafew weeks ago. 1. _ _,ffm __ _ g  ,
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`Augustuu and Mm. Down and family lm°’“s E' STRETCH' L°"3 Creek' wh" "="~:‘ "Li: ' *Nl  'V _   ~,`;‘.§;:
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