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_ :tins M. M. King and Miss M. E. f   ,
» Grand fancy dress carnival tonightlvhnguakirk (}i¢y_ spent gunday nt -l  "
' 9'* "W AT°n“- ' i lEarnsclll!e, the guest oi Miss Ev'  ma? M7//'iff-'¢y‘l_.'l%\‘-‘J/r'
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i John T. Wood, Dundas, was in the .___
‘Ti7iessToTo6f5?
and the favorite novelties in fabrics make in them-
selves a noteworthy attraction. All the newest
weaves and colorings are shown, and
milny of the designs are exclusive
_ _Some oi the latest arrivals in the Dress Goods Dept-
crelni lustres for waistiiigs in stripe, spot; and plain dqgsigrif-,_
cream, Serge and cords.
Fancy lustres. in brown. myrue, blue, i>u;i<. chiffon
bf°ad°1°lh in bf0WU. ilavys, greens, Wine and black, prices
65c 88c $1.10, $1.25, and $1.65 per yard,
Newest suitings in invisible stripes, so much in demand
for ladies’ spring suites at 65e, $1.10, $1.35 to $1.65 per yd.
Fine line of pniiaiiia cloth makes a nice sheer drr ss iii all
the latest colors, golden brcwii, navy,grecil§nd black etc,
_ Newest patterns in Crsveiietie Cloth for~'spriir§"'sliov\'er
proof coals, at $1.50 to ,$2.75 per_yd_
WASH GOODS DEP T.
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The New Spring _Wash Goods
_Make a Magnificent _showing
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We have just opened the first consignment of our new
#wash goods stock not by any means the full range, but stifli-
cient _tomake a most attractive showing. '
These dainty fabrics come as ii. reminder of spring with
‘_~ then, gdvehtfhg _*wash goods department becomes brilliant with
nu infinpie 'variety of delicate coloriugs.__ _  ___
-9" 'S '¢"_' ' “syn mini gotten.; I 'Z_ep1iyi‘.‘Ginghatns in pretty?-_
_ gin; nf _fi_ii_it~._ colors extra
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Something 'Extra nice in -ed, - f
mereerized lawn (so_ mucli_  ‘ st,,11-`;;?é?;- 'gsfrlvsxisiiln 
demand for shirtwaists) fig _ b],,e_ pink_ _“een and. white
eoiofiags » we ver yard - Special _ mpef,-11.
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 _ _ _ Thckeputatlon of
laldsclieck and Qtrljk effectsgf' _f _ .
` V -l Aiimaiaia wan I _
.  ._-__   eclipse ~aAi<EitY. _
` 16 Kent tree
C_l'ty yesterday.
I J. D. Olnrli, Bay View, was fn th
city yesterday.
.in the City yesterday.
carnival in the Arena tonight.
white.
16 cents.
t.he'sam_e as previously quoted. _
'several weeks.
to secure tickets early.
John Arteinns Clark, son of J. C.
in from Ottawa where hc was en
islon.
lwell as can be expected.
i Last night nt Wonderland the
itunnel song was one of the features
'of the performance. The words were
'composed by H. A. Tnnton of this
1City and are set to catchy music,
'The slides ara by Buyer and their at-
tractiveness and artistic grace add
to the success of the song.
'read the proofs to be one of the mos
. ~ - . -t
ircmrirltnble industrial _articlei~i_ of re-
lcent yenrs. It dc-scribes the Peace
is
lltiver Gountry,' where wheat
‘grown and flour made, four hundr
_ ee
lmiles south of the Arctic Circle, uni
lshows how cvcry inch of this great
ilnnd, once considered barren and
‘-worthless, is being mode to blossom
'for the benefit and profit of mankind
most profound gratitude is also ten
‘dered.
British Columbia. _
Alberry Plains school-house on Sat'
‘Ml n Sr. seconded b J. F. Jen
is s. menace to the travelling public,
placing our lives and property in
presentatives.
` [BREAD
Has Been I'lonestlyEarned
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Quality, Cleanliness '
A and'SkiII
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1 _ in Mnnufacture_li_ave
.i _ _ made thename
_ Geo Myres, Paake's Btution, wns‘
'around New Glasgow owing to thc:
sudden cold sunp lifter n sensor! of,
mild and balmy weather., '
, _ iS_i_lgl_l_ _ _I
Ln Grippe is pr,-vnient in omit __ _ __  lil1i_1___lil'l`- _ _ _ ’
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Designer _ _ _ .__ _ __  _ _ _.___ Designcr’
" ' Free L ` | Free D
Tolererypnr- _  m* _ To every pur-
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The last of the season is the big'
Oats are being bought in this City
at 46 cents per bushel for black and
Potatoes in this City are selling nt:
,37 reut_e per bushel and turnips at
The market yesterday was but
‘poorly attended and prices remained
A. K. Henry, Granville, intends
selling his stock and farming implo-
loentti by `p\iblic auction, on April
ist. See ad.
The many friends of John H..
~_Curtis. Peake’s Station, will be
_pleased to learn that he is improv-
ing nicely from his severe illness of 1
The property on Richmond Street
owned by W. A. Weeks and adjoining
ithc residence of the lute Dr James
,McLeod is to be sold tomorrow hy
ipublic nuction. m
_The lecture and concert in Zinn
basement Friday promises to he the
best of the season. It would bc well;
Clark, Buy View, come to the city-
'yesterday by the mail special return-
g _
gaged in the oiiicc of the Seed Divi-
'!‘lie many lriends nf Hammond
'Tooiubs of North liustico will regret
lto learn that he met with :i painful
accident on Snturday, breaking his
|leg above the ankle. Dr. Simpson is
rin attendance, and he is doing as
"The Flour Barrel,” by Herbert
Vnnderhof, which is announced for
lthe May number of the Metropolitan
‘Magazine, is snid by those who have
Mr. Sharp desires to pinliuly ex
qrcss his most sincere und heartfelt _
.gratitude and thanks to the mnny
kind friends who oilered syinpotliy
rind help in the time oi 1'-’Irs. Sli;-rp’s
illness rind death, and especiaily he
_wishes to convey Mrs. Shnrp's high
appreciation of the tokens in the
_form of flowers and cards which
evinced sincere sympathy during the
l ’I‘odny u property on Fitzroy
Street East owned by J. J. f:il.ownrt.,.
0 Dunstuflnnge, will be sold by public" '
auction at twelve o'clock. ` i 'T'
Richard Binns of New Glasgow
has been visiting his old home thi -
winter- nfter hnvini; spent ten year
in the West. Ho speaks highly of hi >
native province as ir place for spent’ 5
ing a visit etc., but he purposcni
residing permanently in the was 
where he may soon tnke a home `
stead. Many of the young penn "-
here are getting up n drnmuti _
_.entertainment for April 3rd. we wis `.|-
_them every success. Miss Mali
McLeod late of Prince of Wal .
College, one oi New Glnsgow’s popu _
lar young ladies bus accepted tn_
_principiilship of Hunter Rivf
School. The Now Glasgow Literari
Society held their lost meeting `
this season on, Saturday Mar. 14
which a good ' entertainment
given. -Com. »
The nttention= of the Prince Ed-
;wnrd Islanders Association of Winni-
,peg wns recently directed to the con-
dition of u 'young innn from P. E
llslund who in p1mrcirc\ini.~'tnncer
'iind unable to work owing to the
fact thnt ho wus siiticriiii; with ri
cry hud leg_ Home ol the members
_nt once went to worlv und in two
diiys collected the sum of ,$168, which _`
piiiil thc expenses of hnving the leg
ficiul liriib. The young ' fi-llow has
,nmputnted and repluccd by nn urti-
,been sent to Minneapolis Where lil
received every cure. The P, E. I_ _
‘Association certainly is to he re I
,commended for their splendid spirit.
of lrntcrnity ns cxcmplitled in thc
foregoing instance. ’l‘lie President of ._
,thc Association is Arthur Sullivan'
rind H. S. McKay is secretary. '
i A -veteran of the sen, but ri man
_still yoiing, is captain S. R. Hill, of _
.Hn1ifnx, well known in Charlotte
town, who sailed recently for Lon'
ldon by the Furness line steamer.
}Knunwhn. He will be absent iii
Eump for some months on important
business. It is a quarter of u een
_tury since Captain Hill first nnvigat
eil a steomship into Halifax hnrbor.
,He was in command both of sailing
,sailing vessels und stcamsliips for
_twenty-one years and has o record ir.
,that time of having lost. ‘not one ves _
-sel-ii splendid wily of “coming of
rage." To the people of Halifax ani'
the travelling public between New
§Englnnd, Nova Scotia and this Prov
lince, Captain Hill became best
iknown ns muster of the steamer Hal
,ii'itx. ’1‘o und fro with the rcgiilnrity
_of clockwork, no matter what the
liconditions of wind or wcnther, hi;
lfcnptnined the good ship :ind bccnmv:
ins popularais he was efficient. Four-
rteuii years ago he retired from the
iseu, when he wus appointed stenm-
,hont inspector undcr thc Driininioii
' governnieiit. =» '
iONLiY ONE PAINLESS CORN CURE
Hundreds have tried, but no one
has succeeded in making ns good a
remedy as Putnum’s Painless Corn
Extractor. It's by fur thc best-be
wnre of substitutoi-1 for "Putnnni’s."
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Store Open Ji' ii. ui. In (I Ii, nr. |l'¢f{ii¢.-i¢l<i_|/, ,lffireli Ié, 130; _
chaser to the
amount of Ten
Dollars we will
given year's sub
scription to The
DESIGNER.
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g i v e s s i x
inonth’s sub-
scriptiou to the
chsser to the “__ _ _ _ ___ _ 'Q' ,
amount. of Five ` V ` / '\ __  `  _
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DESIGNER' I' . ' Anything time
“Makes no dif- -' _ \ you buy an
ference what  ` _ either- gf these
you buy so long ; , ’ days will
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as you buy for _
cai-h. _‘ ‘ f" `
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so long as you
buy for cesh.
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Wednesday and__-1T_h_urs_da`y Weill Be
“Towel Daysl’ at tti`e_'White Goods Sale
/‘ VERY special display of towels will be ready for the ocmfsioii- -towels
laought from the best sources of supply in Ireland, Scotland and Austria
-in tremendous range. We have gone carefully throiigli the whole
( T lot and have price cut every line, to make this occasion one that you
= will long remember, The towels will be on display in the ne-.vr annex,
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over Goff Brotlie`r’s shoe store
Linen huck towel 16 x 3: inches, fringedgspeoial  ' Largo, ,hifi wi|ii.- eoirwi m.,»|»r iu\\,.|l_ fy,,|g,~4
per pnrr............., . . . . . . . . . . . . - . .
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Our Leader 2,51: Pair - °
25C A tremendous lot of_liiieii buck towels, iliciiiiiied, :to x 4ii iiiclir-_‘.
. Red border, good wciglit, better than most tf_iwc`_s :lt _",_;c per pnir-_|-
pall' specialpci'pa1r......x.‘... . _ . . .
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\\`l\il¢ l\\lCl¢ \0W¢l» h¢=|vy linen, l-\¢lY1ll\Ul. >i/-c ll* \ _vs_ White buck towel, pure liuviitr lie-uiiiirtl :Sax 40 inches
very fine and of good absorbent finish, _-apt-cizii pci' 2 fine and very heavy, g,,¢C|a| p,., |,,_,,,  __ _ _ _ _ _
pair . . . . . . . . , . . .
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.13 x 40 inches is the size of`:-1 fine, lienv_\' liuiiisiiitlicrl A fiiic big towel oi` heavy, smfiolli finish liuck,-licniriied,
towel that will soak up water like ii »p~i:i_qr~, reil borili-i’_ pun' linen, free from dressing.
pure, fini: linen, special at per pair . . . .
. _ . . .  special ni por pair . `
T ' “TURKISH TOWELS Price Cut” 
`l~`ii1e, firm softtowcls, of tlicl1i~_>p_\_':ir1i terry wczivo that makes this towel the best
_ possible for the bath. All :specially uiirlei' pricucl for this sole. _ '
V Per pair _25c, 3_5c, 45c, 55cito 854: _
Ptirc irish linen bnlli towels, in the ii:il\ir.il lirngiln Fine. |\c:ivy irish linen lirith ioivcls, similar io the
Iiiirsli :ind ‘Firni, for the bracing riilv doivii th.il lasl dcssrili\'d~-hut firmer and perhaps harsher-~
.li »iild fallow your bath---s ccial .. . . . d 'i bl ‘l 1 "ze ' - _ _ _ _
`._`_. __` ............... _ _‘.’ _____  626 pl'-1' °`.’f`_`f _`_"_ _` _ .’_ fff`_°.f'_'_` .' f'f`ff'_“_'_"_'. ff' _ . _ .
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White Terry Bath Blankets, white with lcd border, very large 54 x 8u inches. in  
size, thick, soft :intl nlisorlieiit, special at per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , ,,, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ , _ °
Sold Singly at $|._35 each 1
long and trying period of sudering I =
iwhich she endured. For the beautiful
‘floral tributes the last offerings, 0
' - Ill'
The tailor parlors of James Cul-
lnghan, Queen Street, have been
thoroughly painted and paper_ed and
have the new spriaglike appearance.
Mr. Callaghan has his shelves filled
with new spring goods in suitings,  ~   -~ _ A  
overcoatings, trouserings, fancy vest- '  ‘ __
ings and on the wall hangs plates of. B '   
the latest styles from the well known 1 ,
house of John J. Mitchell, New
York. This season is the busiest
since 'ML Callaghan first started 'ln
the city and his stall has been work-
ing overtime to keep abreast with
the orders which coma from all quar-
ters. It is only-'this week an order
was received from n customer -in
At. a very large meeting held in the
urday March 14th, the following re-
__solu_tion moved by Charles Mac-
, Y '
klrihe' was carried unanimously.
"Whereas the running of automobiles
great danger. Be it therefore re~
solved that this meeting nsk our
legislature now in session to place
an act upon our statutes prvfhfbiting
the use of automobiles ~ii our public
highways. Moved by Thomas Rich-
ards, seconded hy Joseph Pratt and
carried unanimously that a report _oi
thisfmeeting be forwarded to our re-
_sil Ecu caiinot lirtve 'any _ _ t 1
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'rAiephan='»__1i_ - E WHEN YOU USE _ ` Sun  9f_`L`“ada~ ‘ n Paints and'_O`ils: 
MAC5» WUC" Protection Iris a good, straw: » dmwfrwii __  - A~_f__-‘ir
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Says 
“T00 MANY
T-his is fi celebrated brand
_which we will sell at wholesale
prices this week.
Prices ian cfrom 2 cents to
il 5
7 5 cents. ~
See Our Window.
imsngygsary  --A   1 no  
Your Chaps
Disappear Like
" Magic
HAZEL CREAM
Good for your hands, Y
Good for your face,
Good for you-r lips,
Good for shavers,
Good for chaps,
Good for girls, _
_ Good for ajicents.
Then you will say Good
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Mahi: times belief by trading in your nwn Province-send your mail orders to ua--our value:
cannot he beaten - hundreds of satisfied customers throughout P. E. I. will testify lo that claim. `
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is like luuin inorl sunshine into IOIIY
home-it mnlrn your rooms more nrtiv
tio. more cumin, mm unlury Arid I
more cheerful Dllol to live ln. Lui US
1 show you how any it is to early. and ;
now economical lt ll. Ask us for
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