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New Suils for  Ladies
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_ They range in price
I iiigiin ~"‘I` “
..  All suits fitted free
tailoring dept. `
The new suits are now arranged in large "
-~ ~ . cabinets, in this way the suits retain their
 .1 shape and are entirely free from dust and'
 makes the selection doubly easy.
This is the first time that Ladies’ Suits "
May we expect a visit from you today ?
n is extended the
ladies to visit our new Ready to \Vear dept.
. sec0nd_ floor. This department has been re-
cently fitted at considerable expense. I
way in this city. _
from $10. to $24.
of charge in our
as
to
Al . /I/ll cl/)on.a//nl i:':.i:.'..f';'.‘.;i. nj)
no iis uuesis, oi= g
THE Bniiisiiisiis
f°'I"l`.\WA, March 21.-The state-‘l8I\‘-L
iiiciit in certain (‘t\ii5er-fative m»w5.| lt was never stated in any way
papers in Ottawa, 'l`oroiit.i, and Mon-,ohicially. that these gentlemen would
trcal, to the effect that "sonic niis-‘bc the guests of the British govern-
apiirclieiision has arisen \vitli respeetiment. What is more significant.
to a supposed iiivitation to attend they \\'ill be the uests of the British
thc coronatitiiif' is such an absolute
trii‘»'csty of the facts that it may be
jiist as well to state the truth, says
thc Free Press.-
I.ast .Iuly a romniittce of the mein-
`bers of thc two llritisli houses of
pnrliaiiieiit was foriiieii with the ob-
ject of inviting a certain number of
inciubers of the parliamt-nts of the
overseas doiiiinioiis to visit Great
Britain, as the guests of the British
parliament, diiring the period cover-
ing the coronation of l-lis Maje.-,tv
King George. The dissolution of the
British parliament last November
iiitcrrupted the work of that commit-
tee, `nut since thc electioii of the new
parliament of Great Britain and lre-I
I _ g
parliament; and the men who have
been chosen from the Canadian par-
liament, at all events. appreciate the
honor very much more than it they
had been merely the guests of the
British government. The members
of the parliamentary delegations
(whose expenses across the sea and
back will be paid by their respective
governments) will be the guests of
the two houses of the British parlia-
ment from the date of their arrival
in London on June 17. They will
be accommodated at the Waldorf
hotel in London as the guests of
both houses of the British parlia-
iiiant until July 1, utter which they
will be taken on a tour of the United
land, the idea having: received the`Kiiigdom and Ireland,also as guests
approval of the lord chaiicelloe, thelol the British parliament.
what is contrary to the facts.
i The 18 members of the Senate and
House of Commons of Canada \vho
will go to London in June will go
ns the guest of the British parlia-
ment as a whole and not as those of
any “self-constituted committee."
A FATAL DISASTER
IN PITTSBURG MINE.
PITTSBL'RG, March 23.-Nine men
were instantly killed yesterday, in
the Hastel mine of the Pittsburg and
Buffalo Coal C0., at East Cannons-
burg. ‘
They were being taken to their
rooms in zi reiiiote part of the mine
when 5 mass of loose slate in ' the
roof fell, filling one car in which
there were ten men
The motor was stopped and other
workmen on the train hastened to the
assistance of- the unfortu-nates. The
death dealing slate was quickly clear-
ed away and the bodies recovered.
OBITUARY.
Death at any time and under any
circumstances is hard, hilt especially
more so when a person is cut od in
the prime ol life. Such was the ex-
pcrience felt by the people of St..
sp:-mier of the commons, the priinel To assert that such a committee as
minister, the leader ofthe oppositionlthnt which is' presided over by the
and the colonial secretary, the j0int‘Enrl of Roseberry, and has ns its
coiizniittee of the tivo houses .at vice-chairman the Rt. Hon. James:
Westminster has issiieil invitations|Lowther, Speaker ofthe House ol
tu 58 members ol the "parlianients-Commons. is a “self-coiistituteil coin-
l>€5'0¥ld the seas." in the proportion mittee of the British House of Coin-
of I8 from Canada, 18 from Aust- moms," and to add that "there will
Catharines and vicinity on Saturday,
Feb. 25th, when it was learned that
death had claimed for his victim the
soul of a highly esteemed body in the
person of Mrs. Malcolm MacEachern
at the early age of thirty-seven
lyears. The deceased had been in ill
health for quite a period, although
ralia 12 from South \frica 8 from
be no official representation ol' the
.\'c\vlZealarifl, and 2fr0mvN'e\vfoiiiid-lthanadian parliament," is to state
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1 ,Z  [0 PCI’ POUR
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_ about 1000 pounds of
‘Beaver Brand” Liquid Paint which we _ will sell :it
the reniarkaI>l_v low price of
5c per lb.
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Rogers Hardware Co
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Papers
Big new stock just
opened. Beautiful Patt-
erns, for Parlor, llalle,
Dining Room, Bed
Rooms, Kitchen, all
Double Rolla. Borders
to match. Prices the
lowest. Sample Books
ready. Wall Paper on
first floor.
llailiii &.l1iiLlil
Dealers in Artistic 'all
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watch to offer you at a moder-
ate price. It is made especially
or me in the 7, 15, and I7
lewel grades Every one fully
guaranteed.
C. WL Patterson
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I have an exceptionally good
cr-nfs.
she never gave up hopes of recovery
until within a few days of her death.
'She was kind-hearted und generous
and possessed of a truly Christian
character. She bore her illness with-
out a niurmur', and with perfect re-
signation to the Divine will of thc
Master, dying with the firm hope of
a grand re-union in Heaven. Those
,who had the pleasure of her acquaint-
‘ance unite in deserved praise ot her
Christian courage and patience dur-
ing her illness and her many virtues
in daily life. As ii woman of strik-
_UIZ personality, combined with a
gentle, loving disposition, her friends
will ever cherish her memory. A si-
lent iiiark ol respect was evidenced
lil' the large concourse of teams
'that followed the remains to Canoe
_(Ove Cemetery, where all that was
inortal of ri. good and pious Chris-
Itian was laid to rest to await the
Efinnl resurrection _ She leaves ti,
.mourn a sorrowing mother, a hus-
band and six chlldreii, the eldest of
whom. Samuel, is in British Colum-
bin. also one sister, Annie, at home,
'besides a wide circle of friends who
'SWCCTCIY 9Yfl1Dnthize with the bc-
reaved in their loss. The services at
the house were performed by Rev. D.
|MacLean, who paid a glowing tri-
'bute to the life of the deceased. A
.good woman and u kind mother, slic
will be greatly missed from thc com-
munity where she has spent her
short life.
"llon't juggle with your health.
|I-Inve your prescription filled at the
store most thoroughly equipped for
such work. We have one of the lar-
gest and most effective prescription
departments in the Province in charge
of certified, licensed pharmacists.
,Bring your next prescription here.
The Two Macs. drtf..
Blues predominate then greys
and next tans. thats the color
Idea In dross goods for this soa-
son. Novelties black and white
and white Ind black. We have
bought correctly and you wlll bo-
noflt.-Patons. 3-2 I dtf.
We Specialize `
on Repairing
There is no possible point on
which our repairwork can be ex-
celled we have mastered every
branch of tho art and our work is
praised by alland taken as sland-
ard.
Especially in repairing family
J'weM ' l i A- In "wg  .
jewels, and articles nf great value
do we excel--long experience has
mado our work perfect. All articles
are depooited in our fire and burglar
proof vault at night.
W. N. Tanton
Blood Will Tell .i
'HUSHIIIII JEIIIIIIS ” N 
IIIKISSIIIIJ BRIDE 
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Naw ROCHELLE, N. v., M.-.rt-ii zo .T
_-City business was seriously, but_
pleasantly interrupted this afternoon
by the activities of a klssin bride
g .
The young lady, whose visit will long _yy
be remembered by several prominent 
_olhcials was Miss Bertha Easton Bar- - ,,lyj-f
,ber, of,New London, Conn., who came ' A/' hir _I
,here with Tyler Council McNamara,
marriage license from the City Clerk
mony. He was trying a case but de-
clared a recess and took the bridal
party to the private reception rooms
of Mayor Harry E. Colwell. '
City Clerk George H. Ci Lischke
and William J. McAloon, his deputy.
stepped in from an adjoining office
to be on hand for emergencies. When
Ithe _ceremooy was ended Mrs. Mc-
iNamara threw her arms around
Judge Powers’ neck and planted two
hearty kisses on his cheek. Then ig.
noring the bridegroom she did the
-same for Mr. 0‘Brien. Mr. McAloen
was standing in line and got his kiss
on a claim that he had acted as
bridesmaid.
“Don't forget thc man who gave
the license," said the City Clerk. and
Mrs. McNamara proved she \vasn’t
stlngy.
The husband meanwhile cauglit a
glimpse of two pretty stenogrnplicrs
in the City Clerk’s otlice. He was
making a wild dash in their direc-
tion when his bride caught liis coat
tails.
"No-_ you don't dearie,"- she said
as she puckered her lips for ci kiss.
"Women's rights are not for incn-
especially bridegroonis_
SOME 0|" THE CHANGES
KINGSTON. Ont., March 21-It is
nniioiinced that the Militia Depart-
ment having decidcd to accept Gener-
al Sir John Fre'nch’s recommenda-
tions for a reorganization of the Mil-
itia forces oi the Dominion. is nick-
ing the following changes.
Col. Thoinas Benson, Ottawa, com-
es to Kingston in conininnd of the
Eastern Division here, (‘o|. 'l`. D. lt.
Hcininingis appointed A. A. G. at
Toronto, D. O. C.  having been
done away with. Maj. I.. W. Shun-
non, London, comes to Kingston as
D. A. A. G. in succession to Ilt. Col.
D. D. Young. who is retired. lit. (`.ol.
-Burstall of thc ll. C. H: A. goes to
they called on Judge R. McKinley
Power to perform the marriage cere- B
Namara is an electrical engineer. The /
[two made the trip from New London -"
in an automobile. After obtaining a 
the bridegroom-to-he, and John 0'- \
Brien, Jr., a mutual friend. Mr. Mc- /
superior to last yeai"s sh
Stanley, Downes, Bruns-
wick, Parker, Glovefit and
Marlow brand hats-the
last three with written
guarantee inside.
' Prices i.o0.r.5o,2.0o,2.50,
3 00 to 5.00.
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e Home of Good llats I A H" for Every hc”
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Brown's Showing of Spring
Hats is Now Complete
YOUR SPRING HAT IS HliRIi---NO MATTER
what your taste, desire or fancy may be W6 have the
very hat you want at a price you’ll like to pay.
()ur spring stock is completed. We have every brniitl, color, l_>locl<, shape
and shade that critical dressers demand-in all the Province tliere is not :i hat
department that can equal Browns. The Home of Good Hats has beaten all pre-
vious records this year-never before has such a grand display of exclusive head-
wear been oilered critical dressers. '
Our new soft felts will delight iiiidplczisc you-this sc;.iso1i’s blocks are far
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for every head and iii prices ymi`|l '
lic glad in pay. _,Q ' _ . '
Your clioicc :ii _r,oi‘. 750, $i.oi\ W_*\U`TA _N-“_u_,,-n,._,',,,_,._¢... 7
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\,gni \r<i~i::-In ini»l;1.i:ng» "
"\ liuglish ,'l`rrss huts 2 75;
A Chat on Caps 3-0". f'»-5<’-
Tlicro is only one |‘|aii~r‘ to gctii Iillgllsh l{()yall_V hats
salisllicliiry cap al a wasniialvlc 2'75_
price mill lh;il's :il lirowiis \\'c
 ';“..'r‘.:f:;f..i'::f.:i;:; iff-1-kii-1 --<1 \v=if-fiiw
factories' lpriidiiidioiis. \\'c liavc 11315 3_()(),
Quebec, taking the place of I_.t. Col.
English, who becomes A. A. G. at
Montreal, Col. J. W. G. Fages re-
turns here trom Halifax as A. A. G.
You » Ought I
To Know
that inipurc lilooil with its weak-
ening results, uiiplt-:isiint breath,
headnt-lies, unrestful nights, poor
appetite, siilloiv skin, pimplcs iiiicl
dcpressinn,comes from e0nslii_\:iliuii I
BEEGHAIWS
PILLS
have been tloiiig goof! li. men and
wniiien f`or many, ni:iii_v _rears and
their value has been tested and
proved. They rt-mnvc the c.-iusc of
ph_vsie:il troubles. A few small
closes will show their .~::if`c tonic
action on you. Beet-Ii.'iin's Pills
will surely hr-lp _von to :in :iclivc
liver, .1 good slointich, ri sweet
breath, clear head niiil ri-l`rcsli-
ing sleep. In young or old they will
Relieve
Constipation
Sold Everywhere. In boxes 2811.
TODAY,Rei:nnant
Sale, great bargains.
BEE-R tit WEEKS.
3- .'.'ilr3i
Our complete Ilne of dross
goods and sultlngsaro now ready
ior your Inspection. See the new
halr llne effects.-Pat.ons.3-2 I dnf
"Lots of fun, good music and sing-
ing at the Opera House Easter Mon-
day night. - 3-22141.
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That tired feeling is a
sure sign of certain run
~ down conditions of the sys-
tem. You want pure blood:
you need a tonic -our
Iron Blood Pills
are life givers, they cure
Anaemia, Nervousness and
all diseases arising from
mental worry and over
work, changing the pale
and sallow complexion into
the ruddy glow of health-
Try them ‘
251: box.
E. A. Foster `
cami
jeweler---Sunoyoldo 4 I I  st.rst¢'.miL.undry
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Illll THIS IIUT
ANI] PISIE Il UP
It is surprising the 'large iiuniiier ol
people in this city who, when they
want to inquire about their Morning
Di-iily Guardian or subscription, ask
Central for the News Phone No. 133,
or for 'the Advertising 'Phone No.
132-3, instead of 132-2; or when they
want to inquire about advertising
ask Central for the Subscription
Phone No, 132-2, or for the News
Phone No. 133, instead of 132-3; or
when they want the News or Editor-
ial department ask Central for the
Subscription Phone N0. 132-2, or the
Advertising Phone N0. 132-3, instead
of 133, although all those depart-
ments and their respective phone unm-
bcrs are plainly given in the tele-
"'l`liat inasmuch as the said pi‘0viiii~t-
  will not have the public lands, mints
   f and minerals and royalties incidi-iii.
_- thereto in the added territ_;ry as ii
w|NN1pE(;| ,\|,,.~_ g1_'ph_.,-,. was 8 source of rc_venuc, there shall he l'>ni.l
flutter of excitement in the galleries l1Hlf'5“2lU`lY ,U1 l1‘l"P\n_°9_ bY (fifmdll ll’
of the Legislature Ifesteriliiy after- UN* !"`l>"l“'1`f¢- 1" mmltlon U’ “HY l’“Y
noon' when premier Robyn iam on ments or allowances at rresent en
the table thc offer of the Ottawa JO)'9\l an Ullniml Slim l7a""@d_0" ll"
Government as to the terms ol the D0ll\l1HllOn of such added territory as
Manitoba boundary extension Amin. asc(-rtaiiitil at each cinsus thereof ns
nations of ful] d.-933 debate WH-e_ f0llo\vs;_ "The sum payable until thi-
hbwei-er, disnpyiointeri for the 11.-em. population of such added territory
ier, after stating that the offer was l`C“Cl\0_S 100.090. Shall le l2llll~0_~"'»
ii bitter tlis..pp..intmt-nt to iiim, said llwr0niw\‘ until such _i>ui>\\lnl_\‘>"
that he would move a resizlut on on I`¢‘¢l'»h0S 150.1100. the sum will l~e kind,
the subject, probably on \Ve;ln@5.i,,y, 000, and tberea'ter the sum shall le
The reply of the Ottawa (io\'ernmci\t 5300.000-
took the form of 5 resolution of the _
Privy Council, endorsing the report
of the Special Committee, consisting
of Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Mr. Field-
ing, which had had the mattir under
consideration. This report is of c.in-
siderable length and reviews the var-
ious stages ol the ncgotiatioiis. '
phone b0ok_ some pe0p1e_ instead on The question of the financial terms
looking at the b00k_ even phone one on which the boundary extension al-
of the above departments to find out ready ollered should he granted is
what number to ask for to get an. dealt with under several aspects.
other department. Au this is al The expenses iiw'~1rr@-'J hy the Fed-
grcat waste of time on the part, 0{_'eral Governmcnt in developing that
the person phoning, the operator at district, more particularly regarding
the Central, and theclcrk in the de-l“"0\'k 8lf08llY (10110 l90Wf\l`<lS U19 00"’
partment -wrongly phoned. The ncwslSl\`UCfl0n Of the HUIISOH B85' RY. by
Staff' on an upper (mor, ganngf, give bridging the Saskatchewan, is dw-clt
the ncce.-:sary information about eith- 0". and the llmcnl-lal "f\l“l‘ Of the
er nfivertising or subscriptions, norl<`r0\~'n Lands fliS°l\SSe<1~ By the lust
the ad,,e,.tiS;n,; Stag about su\,s¢,~ip-:censiis, the area of that territory is
ons or news nor the gobggri ion some three to four thousands, most
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'fill /l`ii|`;‘l-\.\_\_\\_\.\'\[)|5§f'
'i L Ki 0 EY / ill
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 ull/`\‘;IEsT gi H ;lil!ll'llllilllil~’l|
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Stall' about advertising or newsln In ly Illllillll. Bild if IS Ufsei “mf U10
other words the clerks know and can C0St Of MlmlnlSU`HU0“ ll" h€1\d Uf
do bu; their work in their own d¢.Ithc new territory will decrease. ns the
partments. and if it were otherwise Cvllfll-YY b900m€S Settled UP- T110 Of-
thcy woum he ¢0ntim|a11y.-“ming fer of the Ottawa Government is
SALE! Remnants
_ - of carpets and oil-
cloths at deeply cut
prices to clear. BEER
8; \\"EEKS. 3-22dr3i
Send us
M onday"s Wash
from one department to another, up-
I . E
in; themselves out and causing the
greatest possible confusion. On and
after 7 p.m. daily it is useless to
ask for any phone number except- 133.
Patrons who consult. their phone
books for the numbers they really
want will greatly lessen thc work of
the patient Central telephone and
Guardian clerks and thus help make
their lives much brighter and hap-
pier, , 3-16dtl.
REMNANT
Instead of going through
the same old tiresome routine
next Monday tie up the wash
and send it to The Star-~
you’lI be so delighted that
you’ll never go back to the
old tub-method.
\Ve take all worry, care and
work away with the wash and do
the work as only experts can. We
satisfy the most particular people
with our laundering-let us please
you. _
Phone |51-free delivery.
phased as follows:
st -rs and down mum work' Wea,-.I “In consideration of these matters,
the sub-committee recommends that
so soon as the Legislatrre of the
Province of Manitoba shall have con-
stnted to the proposed increase of its
limits and shall have agreed to the
tc.-ms and ennditious hereinafter set.
out Parliament shall enact the boun-
l ,_ Y _
' REMNANT
SALE at BEER Cl
WEEKS' today.
3-z.»ilr,;i
See tho wldo braids. tho nnW
noon arrests. the version and onli'
I , It . . H _,_. insertions and all overs and _-‘ll
‘"ilu".¥..§‘If‘€.l‘....‘li‘...‘§”'iZ.‘ii2*’..Y..f.Ei‘._ "1-ii- newest and »°s~ iv =f","-
mlngs at Patons. 3-2 I dl
Everything Needful
in Motor Supplies
We have :i full stock of everything you
could possibly iiced in motor supplies-every
want has been carefully looked after. Tliestock
is large, quality extra high and the prices very
reasonable. _
We had to get supplies, fittings and extras
that would live up to our standard and know our
present stock is the best that ever was shown in
the Province.
You get the same high-quality su l'
_ _ _ _ pp ies as
the leadin g American cities can produce-:ind
_ you don t have tp wait several months or pay ex-
orbitant prices either. Get our prices.
Bruce Stewart 69' Co. _.Ltd.
Charlottetown `
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