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' Offices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown
There will be e new moon tnmor
row
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W E ' Eamon. Uity, has gone to
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E R Brow City, was e passenger
east by train yesterday afternoon.
Any hotel keeper desiring a girl
. or general housework can -learn of
same ,by applying at Guardian odlce.
Il. S. Lea civil engineer, Montreal,
and son of W. O. Lea, Esq., Tryon,
has gone on u business trip to
Iliioxico. »
I Any girl desiring to learn ad and
news setting should apply at this
oiiiee at once. A good chance for the
right girl. ,
Chas. Farquharson, of the Chief
Engineer’s,oifice, I. C. R., Moncton,
` lhae returned from a trip to his
home in Charlottetown. »
I SJohn and Walter Pinaud have left
ydney for Charlottetown, having
been-called here by the critical ill.
ness of their father, Martin Pineaud.
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The countrymen who appeared in
the City Police Court recently said
I he li u whl h
“ `hrist`y”
Is Waiting
For You! Sir!
We have
just opened
.\ our spring
stock of the
‘famous
“Christy
London
Hat’
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Thousands to choose from, one for
every face. No two men look alike.
ls-'it then reasonable to suppose
that the same style of hat' will be
equally becoiiiing to all men?
We are inclined to think not. We
go upon the supposition that the °
  Greater they Variety
off shapes, widths of brims, height of
crowns and coloriiigs the greater the
satisfaction. Accordingly We present
the reatest variety of Spring Hats to
be ieil in the City.
'Remember there is only one place
to buv a genuine “Christy” and that
is here.
PriccS $1, $2, $3 each-c
Uther grades of Hats and other
makes at $3 to $5, su_ch_ as Hawes'
ceiebfaiai $3 Hats. Sufson S ands
Scott’s,Every Hat the best Hat for the
money, thatiyour money can bL1_Y
anywhere. V
Prowse Bros. Ltd.
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he got t q or c made him
drunk from two agents on the
train. _
'I`_lie freight leaving _this port by
the Minto this morning for Picton
includes 11 horses, 1 car hides; 1
car condensed milk for British
Columbia, 4 cars oats and 2 cars
way freight. `
Among the shipments by the Minto
this moming will he eleven draught
horses shipped by Henry Jones and
Herbert Carver, Hazelbrook, to Wil-
fred Lawton, St. John, N. B. These
horses are among the host that have
hoes shipped from this Province for
sdilflb time.
A case against two young men
charged with drunkeness was dismis-
sed at the Police Caurt yesterday
it being their first oilence. Patrick
McCloskey charged with lurking
around street corners, had a fine of
$5 or 30 days placed against his
name. McCloskey recently escaped
A Wellington Douglas. has returned
to Boston from visiting his parents
at Hillsboro Head.
` ; Dr. S. R. Jfnkins, Oity has rented]
,James Paws S comes at Kenvoch iiowii ciie aiitoiiifiiiiieii iiiivii e\i_aeiif.-
. 10|' the wmius summer. iy cause ior believing they iire iiow
The Minto got into port of Cha
lottetown .st 11.15 yesterday.
, At the recent social* in Tyne Gal-
let the sum of 832.19, in aid.of the
school library was realized.
_ The people 1ho'liave been runnin
run down.
‘Tho Guardian regrets to report
the illness of Chester McBride of,Bt.
Dunstan's College who is in the
Charlottetown Hospital.
The inward cargo to tits port
yesterday by the Minto included two
care seed, one car wheat, one car of
sugar and two cars way freight.
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Miss Maud Carver, Hazeibrook,
leaves this morning by the Minto on
route to St. John, where she will
spend a few weeks visiting friends.
In Hartland, N. B., hay is quoted
at from S3 to $9 per ton with quite
a quantity oilering; oats are in
good demand at 40 cents per bushel.
"Looking backwards on P. E. Is-
land" is the heading under which
the H'~l~‘nx Chronicle gives particu-
lars ii-tomobilo question gg.
~ently lefor' the legislature ii.
Province.
The Guardian has received a mes-
sage rom Ex-Mayor Paton, dated at
Cairo and containing the informa-
tion that he and Miss Paton were
having a most enjoyable time in the
land of the Pharoahs.
Mrs. A. E. Vesssy, St. Stephen, N_
B., whose' husband is a native ol
this Province, and well known in
banking circles pleasantly entertain-
ed some lady friends to afternoon
ten recently. *f
The Rev. Wm. li. Pepper, who wng
at one time stationed as a Metho-
nist minister in' this Province has
accepted a unanimous invitation to
return to the Sheffield, N. B_, circuit
for ii fourth year. -
The cheese course at the Sussex,
N. B.,_ dairy school opened on the
28th, mst., with a good attendance'
'from this Province and also from
New Brunswick. The P. E Island
it 9 fe 8!
S|orh{0nn la. ui. to 6 p.' in._ . ` i " /1'l¢f`_\¢_\Vri'-!ler¢k_'2¢._'l;$ld',’
from Falconwood and when foundfstudents' embrace some of the leading
will probably be'scnt back instead of|miikcrs, and are as follows; C, A,
going to jail. iéitevenson. manager New Glasgow;
--- _ ‘ - ,Peter Burke, Alberton; Geo. J. Mur-
Rev. Aquila Lucas, well known in phy, Tignish; Joseph B. McDonald,
this Province, the representative of,Egmont Bay; Heber Mi:Quarrie,
the International S.S. Asso., is do- Reld's Corner; Joseph Arsenault,
ing great work in the West Indies|Egmont Bay; Doiigald Campbell,
and South Africa. He has just or- Lakeville; David Collings, Sturgeon;
Ranized the Panama Isthmus Sun- James Finley. Vernon; also Inspector
'mein ers of his family. Mr. -Foster is
list of officers. St. Kitts, one of the
smaller islands of the West. Indies,
has ordered one hundred teachers
training books for their students.
' The Tabernacle parsonage Bt.
John, was the scene of a pleasant
gathering last week when a large
number of the congregation called on
the eve of Mrs. Kierstead’s birthday
to offer congratulations. On behalf of
the company, Deacon Andrew Patter-
son presented to Mrs. Kierstead a
vu,luahle.dinner set and a purse con-
taining ,$20. Rev. Mr. Kiev-stead well
known throughout this Province re-
plied on behalf of his wife.
The call which Rev. A. H. Foster,
pastor of St. Mathew's Presbyterian
church St. John has received, is
irom»the church at Maitland. Hants
county (N, S.) As already stated,
Mr. Fosters congregation at a re-
cent meeting voted to make no op-
position to his removal from the
pastorete, and this was done at his
urgeiit request as he has felt for
som »little time that a change of
plac of living was necessary in the
inte sts of the health of certain
quite well known in this Province.
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The following is taken from an
American iiaiww- Besiamin Bray.
whole home is at Springfield, Mass.,
was crushed and killed W\1l1° M
work in a carshop in Springfield
Saturday afternoon, February 29.
He was at work on a staging 60 feet
above the iioor end while busily en-
gaged in,sawlng oil,a bolt, a big 110
ton crane, used to lift the locomo-
tives bodily from the tracks towards
himi and before helnoticed rt, or had
time to g`et'out of the way if he did,
it crushed him against the side of
the building. Two other men were
working close by and they saw the
crane coming andstepped out of the
way. The place is a very noisy one,
and Mr. Bray apparently did not
hear any warning of the cranes ap-
proach. Mr. Bray is survived by a
wife and seven children. His father
Simon Bray is living in New Bruns-
wick, and he has also two brothers,
there; Chas. and Fred.Another broth-
er William,lives in British Columbia,
sfgwin .Prince Edward Island. Mr.
Bray was 50 years of age.
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Telephone si I
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3 S l`EWAR.'l"S
IBREAD
Hee Been Honeetlylierned
Quality, Cleanliness
and Skill
- miniature have
` made the name
A lloueeliold Word
ECLIPSE BAKERY,
163 Kent Street.
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day School Association with a full Morrow, who is one of the school's
instructors in cheese-making. The
'course consists of practical work in
.cheese making. Each day for ten days
half of the students have charge of
vets; the remainder have work at
milk testing and chemistry alter-
netely. After each day’s work a
lecture and discussion on howi
quality' could he improved by chang-
ing to conditions that would he
more favorable, which is taken part
in by instructors agd students. The
course in creamery, buttermaklng
and home dairy work, which closed
pnevious to the commencement of the
cheese course was also well nttenddd
by some of the cheese makers
named. Among those attending the
home dairy courses from this Prov-
ince were `Neleta Jones, Pownal, and
Clementine Drake, West River.
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I5 cent
Toilet Soaps
For 7 cenis
We are clearing
out several lines
of good toilet
soaps at these
_ prices u n t i l
sold.
Cell and
Inspect
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emi ii iiiim. Mi" Laura Bray. re- Makes Shaving
a Delight
“The Mah”
Razor
From experience we con-
sider this the most perfect
razor- Sliaves easy and
clean, -
And the Fried only $l.00
Two Sizes -One Price
Other razors up to $%.eoo
but “The Mah” ie the st
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DRUGGISTS. -
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lluiidreds of handsome creations.
from the makers skilful fingers
. i EOPLE. SOMETIMES
FIRST OF THE NEWWAISTS READ
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wonder why it is that our line of
shirt waists always conlain so many exclusive design.s-
(P  shown.
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have first choice of the
different from and so much superior to the lines generally
- It’s a trade secret-but we will tell you-we handle the
product of the three best waist makers in Canada--and we.
ir lines for Charlottetown. _ _ ‘
That is why we can so confidently recommend this splendid line we
place before you today. Every garnie
nt is new--every one right up to the
minute in style--every one made by skilful conscientious workers--and all
priced so that you can easily own the best of them. ‘
5oii-ls is fine white lawn. front formed of
clusters of tucks and shadow embroidery. three
quartet sleeve, buitoned back excep-
tionally good valueat .............. 
5o66%--Xgomethiiig very dainty is in fine Persian
lawn, the front being made of eyelet and shadow
embroidery, val insertion and very fine pin fucks,
cuffs and collars trimmed lo match,
the beck is also insilc of flue fucks. . ._ 2.3 5
797-Fine doiied swiss miisliii, trimmed with fine
val insertion forming erouud yoke, clusiersoi'
tucks and rows of insertion, cuffs and collar made
of val lace to match buitoued back
and three quarter sleeve. . . . . .
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5i29-Another one, is of very_ fine baiisle,_ has short `
yoke made of fine vel insertion, and finished with
licevy medallions, this has the Gipsoii shoulder
formed of embroidery insertion, cuff
s
and csllor iriinuicd to nietch...,.. 
5015-Another in line lawn differient in eiyle, a
pointed yoke is formed of rows of vel insertion
and ellover embroidery, buttioned
bs iz and three uarierd sleeve.. 
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5074-Somciiiiiig decidedly new in udlored effect
is oi' fine Irish linen. butioiied front, - with i-inch
iiemsiiehed tucks dow-n the front and
back. stiff collar und cuffs siiil long 2 
sleeves...._.........   '
5108-This one is of very line organdy, the front
is 'beautifully niede of clusters of fine tucks,
shadow embroidery and medallions, has three
quarter sleeves trimmed with medal- -
lions, cuffs and collar of vel lace.. 
5133-A beautiful om- is if muli muslin, elaborately
trimmed with heavy medallions, val. insertion,
and eyelet embroidery. the back and
sleeves are also trimmed with fucks 7 
and medallions.................... °
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You can order by mail with perfect confidence of getting just what you went. dlusi mention the
number, and the size ol any garment whose descripsion seems lo sinke your fancy. sexi in the price we
uieiitlou, and we will send the garment. by return postpaid. No charge whatever for postage.
USB TIIIS FORM IN ORDERING -
number..........size 
Naine......................
Address ,
Date .....,... 
' Please find enclosed $. . . . . . . _ . _ . . . . for which send me waists
» It is understood that if not satisfactory I may have money re- I
funded provided the waist is ieturned in good condition, immediately
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Moore & McLeod_ to refund postage money for return as well as
price cf ,waist if same is not satisfactory. _
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ticular woman.
Trim, new, well made MOORMAC corset.
long hip, assisting ihc popular
slenderfigure.................. 
497-s garment offinc white percale, long
lil .beautifull ' made Enished
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Shoulder braces, brassiers,
second Hoof--head of stairway.
_ On'the excellence of your corset depends the Fit and
your gown. And also--the permanence of its good style-iv '
consequent well groomed appearance that is sought by ever
een iiiiiieisiii niiaeiii coiieis N "I
Another popular Moormac model of Brie
couill, wil girdle lop and deep
hipsellefor.......f.  ,
597-is si splendid corset of good weight
white French coulil, su renders
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Furniture Polish.
25 cts. for_12 ozs.
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Bring your bottle-safe-good and
not expensive. ,
I am now ready to clean carpets and can handle z_-, per
day. Telephone and my team wi l call.
IWARK WRIGHT.
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