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  THE QUEEN’S COUNTY GUARDlAN“""" 
' Head Offices in New Prow
se Block---Cha. lotietown. . .
` It is no wonder that The Giiar- 
'O The ordination and induction ol
;  iw  Evgen KMcDougal»l to tha Birch Hill déan tile in such great demand as any _
¢yM,u0f~,~m,,,M, 5./ ° ¢ an nross congrega on &c Willa ver sing medium. It is read 'ny -  ' `
i vamwmnwu 47573 take place in Kinross church, Thurs- almost everybody, and quickly does! 2, 8 ' _ 6 A - , _ 1,". d. ,hy I"_|’.‘
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char e to the ministe Rev Jas J B Rackh the millionair
Advertisers are again reminded
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McDougall to address the eongrega- manufacturer of Los Angeles, Cal' Q I 2 , .
Lion, and Rev. Dr. Mcvhsii of Mt. fornia has arrived at Hemi1t0DB¢af=h
Stewart, who has been invited will where he will spend the summer. Mr. ‘ i  e ' € C 
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 preach. Rackliil's chlei object in visiting this
Province is to take advantage of lhh
ilshing. He has spent several s
that their "business locals" as well mera in the Province making hi
as their 'changes" must be received home at the Pleasant View Hote
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' clock sharp of each week day, ex- wipters at Los Angles. I-le .is s
- elusive of statutory holidays, to in- companied by his brother, H.
sure insertion in next issue. All re- Racklifi, who resides in Boston, b
ceived later than the above hours will who controls the stock buying de-
MB0 Bllilear when they do not inter- psrtment oi the Swift packing con- 
fere with the setting in type oi the cern of Chicago.
regular news oi the day.
We have just re~
ceived another lot of
ladies' shirt naists
in the latest high
class novelties coil-
sisting of handsome
lace and net waists
in black, white,
cream and Paris
shades, all lined with
silk, in a variety of
designs.
They depict all
that is new-an
exhibit worth seeing,
pretty and most
stylish. See our
Queen Street window
Price from $3.50 to
$9.60 each.
New Silk and A
Satin toats
Elaborate models in dressy silk and satin
coats, an ideal coat for spring and summer
wear. A
Black` Silk Taffeta coats will be the choice
of many ladies to whom our display of styles
will be a source of pleasure.
You are as welcome to look as to buy.
.Prices Range from ~
$12.50, l5.00 up $50.00 each
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' A ‘ 5,' c/ wonderful voice development and ex-
"; ig `~\,-  / ‘celslent dramatic power. Miss Hughes
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i ` the most gifted and brilliant young
- , . ladies that Mount allison has ever
_  graduated. Last evening‘s 1.i'ugram
`“” ' I , 1 completed the series of graduating
, . " p il, recitale which have been held durvng
. I ‘ \.,\ the past two months. This recital
,»,\ ~ was probably the best artistically
' 1, ii und numerically of this series.
, ‘ PROGRAM.
/ _ \ A, . Piano-sonata op. 51 (Appsssiom
/ ,/ , i ‘\ ate)-Beethoven Alnegro.
’ ` | ' Reading-The Closet ,Scene (Ham-
, 1 in i \ let)-Shakespeare. `
/f, ' .\ i \ nent. asa Arm "He seen Feed
1. Z / ~, i ` His Flock" (from Oratorio Mes-
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  vom english song-"nymphs emi
` Use your eyes-look at the poorly hung
walking skirts you see on the steet, irregular
in length, or bulged in the back, or puckered
ox er the hip. ‘  .
There is a difference. No wonder 'we
sell so many skirts--our skirts'are made by
ones who know, even our cheapest skirt is
well made. just now our skirt department
is at its.best, largest. variety to ‘pick from,
Voiles, Pananias, Venetian Clot s, Serges,
Lustres, and a large variety of fancy Tweeds.
Prices Start at 2.75 up l0|0-50 “Ch
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by Liddie. Miss Hazel Hugaesmiar-
lottetown, the Oratory Student, was
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eacher Miss Mitchell. The lost
' Nevin. '
to the heart call, which he took
was now with them, and who -was
being held in high esteem and in
view of all said Mr. Hawley ought
to receive great praise. Mr. Hawley
very nicely replied nnd thanked the
brethren for their great considera-
tion in remembering him and said.
in coming among them he found a
true people, devoted to their church.
He then spoke of thevr new pastor,
and said “I esteem him more the
more I know _hiin, his qualiilcntionsi
are high, the mental tam upon him
cannot be too great. He is just en-
tering upon his life‘s work," and he
hoped he would 'oe separed and would
remain with them for many years to
minister to this important charge.
words about old times and was lis
toned to with mterest. The com~
pany pnrtook of a well prepared re-'
past before leaving for their places-
ei abode. _ , }
Friday night in Beethoven Hall*
three very talented students grudu-‘
ated in piano, singing and oratory.
Miss Dorathea E. Huestis played ani
excellent and diilicult program with.
great credit. The Chopin numbers
(Ballads in Ab and Imprornntu) were
thoroughly enjoyed, also the Ap-
passionata Sonata of Beethoven.
Miss Myrtle Atkinson, whose rich
contralto voice delighted ei e-ryonc,
sang two songs in German and two
dainty pieces, one by Nevin and an
Shepherds," also "Abide with Me’
most successful in her numbers ond
fiected the reatest credit u on her
uinber "Somhre" was generully
cknowledged as the besrt on her pro-
ram. In this number she displayed
especially talented and' is one ot
'sh.)-I-Iaendel (1685-1759.)
Song- Still Wie die Nacht' -Carl
ohm.
Reading -- "Stradavarius"-George
Eliot.
Piano-Fuga 18. Book 1.-Bach. Im-
romptu. Op. 29, No. 1.-Chopin.
Recit. and Aria:-"Lascia Ch'io
Plunge" (Opera Rinaldo)-Haendel.
Shepherds"-Purcell (1658-1695).
Reading-"The Country Week of
goeland Joggins"-Elizabeth Stuart
he s.
Thos. Coiitlin (Trustee) spoke a few 22
JHIUBB JUUFGY H0018 8115 Al'ChbiB* The award of scholarships for next
hop 0'Brie'n were iellow-students at year to students now 'ln the gradua
St- DlU1SU\D'S 0011080. Charlotte- school of Harvard University was an-
WWH. and 'ii ‘V88 Ulvughli UNH they nounced last week. Canadian stud-
, W0\1\d K0 10 Rome f0Sether. To this ents were awarded srx fellowships of
unfulfilled expectation- Mr. Roche whi¢1, me went to the Ma,-mme p',-D.
sometimes humorously referred in vinces. O! those open to second year
later years by speaking oi His Grace men who next yeur are candidates lor
of Halifax as "the Archbishop I|Ph. D. degree, four of from gh,-eg
might IIBVB been." Th-is anecdote islhundred to four hundred dollars eac
told in Miss Gonway's sketch of went to the iollowing students from
James Jedrey Roche in the Ave`eastern Canada: In chemistry, L.l..
Maria. ` Burgess oi Kinsman’s Corners, Nov
Scotia, a graduate of Dalhousie; in
A very pleasant time took place at English, C. J. McMillan of Ohm-10¢te_
the Ross Hotel, Mt. Stewart last town. a graduate of McGill; in mm.
Friday evening when the session and pnmtive literature, W. E. McNeill of
board of Trustees oi the Presbyter- Plttsiield, Maine, a graduate of Har.
ian congregation, met with the pas- vnrd; in philosophy, W. D. Tait.
tor Ur. Mcl’hai1 The Rev. John Hopewell, Nova Scotia, a graduate
Hiiwlev oi Marshfield the recent oi Dalhousie. Oi those of one hun-
moderator of the session was in-idred and nity dollars open to first
' vited. and was presented on behalf year men new in the graduate soho
of the congregation with a token tnione sn mathematics was awarded t
the am0L\D€ Of $35.00. Isaac L. Dickson oi Sackvillc, New Bruns-
Jay (elden) presented the gilt and wick, ri graduate of Mount, A1lig0n_
gave speech to a icw well spoken i ...__
words thanking Mr. Hawley for his The following are the scores made
careful oversight while they were in the cricket game played in Vic-
pastorless, making special referenceltoria Park on Saturday, a ;-eport
of which a enrcd in ee
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great interest in, to Dr. McPhail,who Guardian : y er BYE
ALL COMERS.
Stewart, R. 3 5
McQuil-lan, J.T. 4 13
Mclnnis,
Warburton, T.
Harnstt, Ben. .
Jenkins, H.
White, L. f
FitzGerald, G.
Coyle,
Harris, W.
Tldmarslt, H.
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Jenkins Dr. 5
Tomblins, A. 0
Matthews,
McLeod, H. S.
Smith, H.
Cnrvell,
Marquis,
Harnett, Jr.
Warburton, A.
Warburton, R.
Scott, W.
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old Song by Purcell, "Nymphs and nfl-ea,, come and go’ but the te
that always stays, always leads, nl
ways absolutely pure, always t
best In quality is "Salma,"
7 Cases
Kodak
Goods
Just Received
‘ Including
Films, Kodaks,
Paper, Plates,
Mounts, Developers,
etc, etc.
Headquarters forKodak
supplies.
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Piano-Spring Song-Mendelssohn
Ballads, Op. 47, No. 8-Chopin.
Songs-(a) Abide with Me-Liddle.
(b) One Spring Morning-Ethelbert
Reading-"Sombre."-Anonymous.
 
Me Dcliciousness
of our cake cannot be surpass-
ed. You went somthing nice
for that little party. 'H1811
order some of our .
Sultana or Nut or
; Fruit Cake
just what you went.
Telephone an
n. srewiiltr.
ECLIPSE BAKERY
163 KentSt¢eet. \
_ Makes Shaving
_ 3 Delight
A "The Mah”
Razor
I' From experience we con-
sider this the most perfect
razor. Shaves easy and
clean; V
And the Price only $l.00
Two Sizes-One Price
Other razors  to S ,oo
but "The Mob” ii the init
“mi ru nu”
DRUGGISTS.
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Waist of good firm
white lawn front an
back finished in med'
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Buttoned front.
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Ol\'Il‘I, fow pcopic, doubtless, yet who do not know the superiorityof our shirt-
S waist department. It’s merely a matter of knowing. If everyone actually
5 knew about it we wnuld’nt need to advertise. Today-to make your shop-
ping easier we show a number of illustrations of seven styles in stock; .
These illustrations are as correct as printers ink can make them but they
can’t do proper justice to the garments. Come-or if you can’t come write--
you’il n it irc disappointed. VVe’ve scores of other styles to.
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Three very special
values, of fine lawn
iinished either in
i tucks or embroi-
f ~ dery-open back or
front,long or short
sleeves-all sizes--
good 1.20 value
98C M;
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i 050---This pretty waist is $l.95 O SIM--Sheer. dainty. l ` ilh
68c and 98c lines-send 5c extra with either of them. _ ~,'~ A
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The Points Of
Difference
There in VISIBLE Ind INVISIBLE
, value in Furniture, Mattresses etc. Th;
, _ ~ .\» Dgnler and Cnltomer are only aware to 1
` ibe visible.-This is where the prec! ca
trained mechanic hu the advantage over;
the mere denier-Use your own COMMO
SENSE-Are you not SAFBR in dealing
with the TRA NED MECHANIC-with .
long years of practical experience!--my
knowledlge oft e INVISIB E_valuee of
FURNI URE and BEDDINQ is at _your
service.
Mark; Wright. `
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