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hristy”
_IS Waiting
our
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 For _Yo-ul Sir!
We have
just opened
our spring
'stock of 'the
famous
“Christy
London
Hath?
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Thousands to choose from, one for
every face. No two men look alike.
Is it then reasonable to suppose
that the same style of hat will be
equally becoming to all men ?
We are inclined to think not. We
go upon the supposition that the
9 Grcatcr the Variety
\
of shapes, Widths of brims, height of
crowns and colorings the greater the
satisfaction. Accordingly We present
the greatest variety of Spring Hats to
be seen in the City. _
Remember there is only one place
to buy a genuine “Christy” and that
is here.
Prices $1, $2. $3 each.
Other grades of _Hats and, other
makes at $3‘to $5, such; as liawes
Celebrated $3 _H&'€S, Stltsfm S and
S¢ott’s,Every Hat the_ best Hat for the
money, that your money can buy
1 anywhere. '
Prowse Bros. Lid-
~ Cherloffefown'| Bi! D°P‘f“"°“* sum'
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THE QUEENS
 1 - Offices in New Prevue Block-Charlottetown
-v-_- _ -- .
~- The oatward argo by the Stanley
masterly mannerr in which the differ-
tnmes of the different characters were
A large delegation of the Provincial
tempcrance people all assistance.
Hvi`too,k down the recommendation
of the delegations and promised to
give them his sympathetic considera-
Ition and that of the Govemment.
The delegation was much pleased
with the interview and expressed
their appreciation. President Burke
thanked the Premier -for hisi ex-
pfessions of encouragement. The
delegation consisted of so many
members that they- overflowed the
‘Council Chamber, in which the in-
l_te`rview was held. Its size was a'
matter of surprise evidently, and
although large, was as its spokes-
_man truly said only an iniinitesmal-
:representation of the great body
of temperunce phalanx in this Prov-
incwa body now strong enough to
compel its wishes with any Govern-
ment.
The Rev. Dougald»Neil McPhaii,
M. A., B. D., Ph, D., who was in-
,ducted minister of Mt. Stewart
Presbyterian Congregation last night
at 6.30 p. m. is a native of Kintyre.
Highlands of Scotland, and was
brought up in the. church of Scot-
land and came to America when
quite a youth. At 14 years of age
he had completed his high school
course and was prepared for the
University. He studied in Hillsdale
College, Michigan, _Taylor University
Indiana. Reade '1`hcologicsl.Sem'l’n-
ary, Indiana, and the University of
Glasgow, -Scotland. Dr. i*fcPhail’s
university and divinity courses of
study covered a period of ten years.
After completing a four years' col-
lege course he graduated with the de-
igrae, B. L. _(Batchelor of Ilfteratiire)
ll-le then spent three years in Divin-
lity and during this time took post-
igraduate study in arts and graduat-
‘ed with the M. A., and B. Dt da-
grees. He- afterwards took a hree
years postgraduate course and won
=th_e degree, Ph. D., ,(Doctor of Phil-
osilphy). It was not long after his
return-“from Scotland that he came
to the Island on invitation to serve
in the Kirk Preabytery for a time.
During part of his recent stay in
lf-lcotland he served as assistant min-
‘ister preaching in Gaelic and Eng-
'lish. A little over three -.1-ara ago
and before he had completed his
postgraduate course he 'ms rrdaired
by the Presbytery of Flint. His
work on the Island has been highly
appreciated. Seldom has a -man re-
ceived a more hearty and unanim,
ous call‘ from a congregation than
Dr. McPhail has received from this
‘large-and important congregation of
-Mt. Stewart and it-is :relieved that
5 his pastorate will he -me 1.-f success
and -proht to Mt. Stewart. Dr. Mc-
Phail has' won the esteem of many
and has made meny~triends on thc
Island.
 l
6/ie lleliciousness
of our cake cannot besurpuhed.
You brent somtihingnlce for
thni little party. Then order
some of our
Sultana _or Nut or I
_ 'Fruit Cake
',ment
mil
or"s-sheep-abroad dogs-than you
have
just what you want.
n. srswgitr.
ECLIPSE BAKERY
Richard, Binns' of New Glasgow,l There is practice tonight for the
has gondto Alexander, Alta. hospital entertainment in the Lyce-
' ' -_ ' um hall at 7.80 p. m.  »-
.___
to _llctou yestexgday included six cars _The Minto, notwithstanding the
Data. three care way freight and five. stormymeatber. reached here yester-
horses. day morning from Picton at 11.90.
“"'*. ’ .
Miss Ruby Rattray assisted by the The inward cal`¢0 by the Minto
Glen Club of Bt. Dunstan's College yesterday from Pibtnu included one
gave a most enjoyable recital on car flour, one tm' oil. one car sugar,
Tuesday evening at the college. The one car fruit and two, cars way
program was a choice one and the freight.
_ _--
ent Shakesperran roles were enacted A summons has been served upon
was a splendid tribute to the _ability George Smith for keeping a gambling
of Miss Ratrnry as a teacher and' the house on Lower Queen Street. Rc-
apeitude ol the students. The cos- turnable on Monday.
_splendid and strictly in keeping with ln another column appears the ad
the times represented. of The P. E. Island Soap Works
_--r manufacturers of Famous and Silver
An American commission mereh- Bar Boap. More extended particulars`
ant, who has been doing business in regarding this _progressive firm in a
this Province for some years, in H, later issue. ' '
~B. Ritchie of 216 State Street, Bos- ‘-°-~ _
ton. Mr. Ritchie will he pleased to Whitney Avenue Baptist church,
receive consignments of canned lob- Sydney, has extended a call to D. J,
sters and salt mackerel and will pay MacPherson, at _present at Colgate
the highest market prices for same, Theological Bemlnary, Hamilton,
Shippers desiring to receive mai-ilreiz New .Yorla State, Mr. MacPherson
reports should 'write to Mr. Ritchie expects to arrive in Sydney during
who will gladly furnish them and July. He is n native of Prince
send also any infomation that win Edward Island, and before commenc-
,be of. value to them from time to ins his thwluzieel studies made a
iffimt- good record at Acadia College where
_ -_- he took his degree of B. A.
Temperance Alliance waited upon The Evans Trio continue to draw
Premier Has-card yesterday morning great applause from the patrons of
at ten o'c1ock and presented the re- Fairyland. They have an act that
solutions passed at their convention, has U10 i`°Q\ll3it° °m0UUf- Ol DBBNY
'on Tuesday and also the foiiowing everythaiig that makes for excellence
mestkiution, which is not included in 1" VB d°Vl\ll°- Tile" H6 6101101"
Ithe' report of thc convention which GODES. 80011 °iBl\¢il1§.~ new jokes,
appears on another Page of todays realistic impersonations and some
Guardian. wfihsoived. That thg comedy that is comic. This last
Governmenijs attwuon be and is is not always seen in vaudeville,and
hereby called to section I or the when °“°\1 WOW as that of the
"Act gg Impuse a Di,-en Tax on Evans Trio is presented here, it
Commercial 'l‘raveilers,"i which per- ”h"“1d “Ut ml 'O 5° “en-
mits, under license of $200, travail- _ '-
ers coming, into the Province for the N°V" s°°tl“ ls the best mart"
gala of liquors against the spun for Nova Scotia coal. This is indi-
and intent of the Provincial Prohibi- °“"°d by th” “gm” .f"°'“ the mln"
l-i0h'ACt." The President of the A1, report. According to the report the
iianw R¢v_ A_ E_ Burke ad,,e,.,_ed to amounts of provincial coal sold in
the fact that the late Premier\Peters the dmerem m‘“`ket‘9 were as f°1’
had passed legislation and stood, Iowa' Nova' S°°ti“ -lbYl““)'\»554»229
ioysny behind it, on behaimf rem- fbi' Bea) 239»19°--mei 1.842-419
pe,-an¢¢_ The present Cabinet is tons; Quebec, 1,709,092; United
lm-geiy ghq Hume that wppo,-¢ed the States, 616,312; New Brunswick, 427,-
|lata Premier and the Alliance wished 1283 N°‘"l°“”dl““d- l46»502i P~ E-
.lto know if the present Premier lslafld- 77-493; M”l°°~ 7-5915 W°5f
stood in thc same positioii as his India' 25935 °l'h°" °°““'~fl°5- nf
9|-e¢1e¢e5g0;-_ The premier repuyd |483; bunker, 204,5_72._ The bulk of the*
that in so far as he coma he h,,d|'United States and Newfoundland and
alwaya supported the Alliance and all the Mexican shipments were from
C B et t ell all
intended to support it, and give “Pe " °“ °°“" Y- as W “B
the bunker. The Bt. Lawrence ship-
s from Cape Breton totalled
8,926 and the Nova Scotia sales
unted to 1,195,201 tons. '
-»»--
e automobiles and sheep-killing
are exercising the people of
r provinces than this judging iby
following exttact 'from a rather
zy letter to the Farmers' Ad-
te “I can well remember the
when a combination of a skit-
horse and a bicycle was a nerve-
king proposition; but that time
one and even a. very old fashion-
orse would be ashamed to be seen
tened at a. bicycle these days.So
courage, farmers. wives,daugh-
ters, aunts and cousins; handle your
6
right the first few times it
s an automobile, don't 'get
tened yourself, and if you have
eye open and your horse in
d, as you should, death and des-
tion won't be likely to follow, I
ot own an automobile, and nn-
Carnegie, in place of handing out
brary to some town, gives me
1 am not likely to; still, I
k that a man, even if heis rich
gh to run an auto, has some
s, and surely the road is free.
des, he often gives the weary
er a chance to lean on his hoe
grin as he (the W.F.) watches
sweating autoist tinker under,
and all around the "darn ma-
e." trying to make it start-
ething it has no notion of doing
the owner’s last ray of pati-
is used np. But, when it comes
"dogs"-mild, quiet, one-of-the
y-at,home, and kills-his-ilei|;h-
a question of live interest to
y right thinking farmer. How I,
through my sheep, have suffered from
rable cnrs that were abt worth
stone one should tie to their lean
s to drown them. There are de-
dogs, lots of them, but they are
running round the roads night
day seeking what they can de-
y. Little good dog-sense as these
have, their owners usually have
therefore,` I hope you will keep
question talked over occasionally,
1 they either learn something, or
be forced to take advantage of
ulsdom of others."
A PAINLESS CORN CURE.
asily applied-costs but a quarter
at‘s Putnam's Corn ~ Extractor,
years in use, Insist on "Put-
's only. - ‘
House
Cleaning
Supplies
Furuitnre_Polloh, i5c.
Try Us for
These Items.
Sion Open la.m.i|c6p.  i ' _ ' A ` 7 ‘c _
Q A .
-S ' ' -f  . ‘- \'~.» '~.  '_~_'.;_r --.1 ,Egg rf- -,_~_ -.\_ .
_ |n_ Handwme3SpringDrcss=Qood$i-_
 'T  V _ Another Greatkangc From `
_ ' European Makers Tuesday _ _ .
_ ROM FRANCE, from Germany, from Holland, .from
_ England come these fctchings new things that eo` delight
` ` ' every woman who sees them. Many new fancy wea_ves--- _
` ( » , re resenting scores of the popular colonrings-light weight -
- fagrics including panamas, grenadines, coliennos,ftaffetss, '
(@ voiles, and the ever popular lustres, sicilians and mohairs.
' Then inthe s iiting materislswe are showing Sexges,'Sedans,
i Cheviots Venetians, Broadcloths in a widerange of choice ` _ _ _~
“cu-qu Q-.-_.Q  .»-_-...~ .~..-»-.no
-rms.-_.
_ ' Colours that are p \pular this year seem to be nlvy, copenbogen, myrtle
-' _precn. hunters green. wood browns, golden tens, wines. and black:
if _ xcluvwilliind these popular shades well _represented in our great stock.
5. _ Infect in muiy_lin.~¢_-_we Berry each one of these shades and other good' _
l ones as well. . ` 1 ‘
F .__.___.. ,_ _
 V These goods in most cases are selected direct from the makers by _our
 buyer on his' European trip. Hence the fact that we are showing lines '
; that are entirely exclusive- and a season in advance of samples shown '
l here by agents for English houses.
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LiJSTR_ES~-A good range of luaires, in various widths '  ‘
nice, smoothly finished fabrics, in black. navv
_ »__»1»<,’- _ '
_ irown. cream, green, cardinal al 301:., ' _ Y *Sy
as¢.45¢ sua... _._    f_- 1
;  . fr--.'..f’
*_ I PIi.\'Ai\f¢\S of good width, firmweave wool, (`~(i" ':`3`,“' -\
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cadiuaiandbln:k................... .. " \ 
Poplins, ever popular, durable dress fabric, 4: - ' -_
really excellent value, in browns, navy,  - \`\.
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inches widej medium weight, stocked in 
hlark. navy, brown, green, grey, / ,_ _
car¢linel...».................... . .' _ - "‘
 vauarmss in ni wcsi, irme. smoein anna, 1 my 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ Q 
durableclolb. 44 inches wide. green, navy,-_ \ . ' '
__ light navy. browns and black at ..  » _ » 5
i ...... cu...---.»»~-._..........»».-..: _ '_ _ __ _
VENETIANS3 of Gner finish, very choice all wool fabric, in :_ i '_
_ soft, silky dnisb, correct weight, handsome, ~ _
dressy materiel for .in up~to-dats suit  2 _ _
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i ' Same goods 48 inches wide at 81.10 _ - I
A' |.Ai'»ll-ZS' CLOTH-V_ery special _valne,- all wool, flue Y J ` ~ _
_ smooth finish, 47 inolacqwide, dressy, . 1 = ‘~ ` '~ ’» ' '
- silky appearlnct--'Of durable quality-» ' ` »
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A - - in navy, light navy'brow‘n.. tancopen- _
» ' liagen, purple and black. . . .'. . ..‘. . . . . . _ ' ' _ \ _ _
' LADIES’ CLOTH of very handsome lPl>e|r-I A 'i . H A, I
_ ance. sillzily soft, f-ine` weight, comes  `  »
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_ in navv. light navy, brown, copenhngen _ »
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 “M()NARC|‘|” basl broadcloih at $l.15
2 _ No cloth under $2.2 5 per yard can compare with thiabeantifnl chiffon
 broadcloth. Firmly silkily, soft, draping perfectly, retaining shape, .I .
2 absolutely all wool, golden-tan, myrtle, light navy, dark navy. brown,
 copenhagen, wine and black............_........_  ......$l.75
 _Ask For a Fashion Sheet Free
New English Prints l4c .
Another case of these handsomencw English prints, soft, starchless
fabrics, in light, medium' and dark patterns, white grounds with
colour effects, navy butcher blue, black, turkey reds, 32 inches wide,
' wortl\16c.............. 
Prints from 50 up here. ‘
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` . If it is entirely convenient to you
we should be obliged for your attent-
’_ion to a small past due account that . _ _ _ _
we sent you some time ago. Moore. ` ' ,ff "ri ‘ ____  _`.,'i'_-Ghz; _rg
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` _ " will be money,
in your pocketwvhen buying. g ' : 
From eitperience we con-
sider this tie most perfect
'inn un rfam»1y`si.oo
Two - Sian-One Price
Other razors up to $_5_.;o
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_ _ -Youean always get the boat at o\\r aio 'l|¢llOfl\
DRUGGISTS, qua. » -mek mivatw '-59 2\iin\_s._ vm and Produce
Cer. Glen Gnergc 81. Kem Su
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prom interns linda
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