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' |‘ GERMANY'S ALLEGED B LUFF\ TO RUSSIA,
Easier
  Season
THE CHA RLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
SATURQAY APRIL 10. 1009
l An cvxt.ra‘ordinary story very ck'-‘many's liighhandd act has caused a
cimistantinlly told was cabled from
London all over the world a few days
ago. It was to the affect that Gt-
mimy delivered a. distinct ultnnatum
to Russia on March 25,, summoning
her to recoQise Austria's annexation
of Bosnsia and Herzegovina fortihwith,
or else military operations would
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most bitter feeling in Bt. Petersburg,
and Is a main cause' of the alarm in
Britain wiiieii nude expression in tue!
warning words in Parliament as to
the necessity for i.mmediatel°y strong-;
thening the British mrvy. In effect
the story is than the German Bhnper-
or is playing the dictator in Europe
The approach of
Easter makes it well
to announce that v.e
have 'provided an att-
ractive' line of Easier
candiesmovelries which
-fire in increasing de-
mand each returning
season.
Fancy Chocolates
in Easter boxes
Chocolates Eggs
Candy Eggs
Hens and Baskets of
Eggs.
See VVindows.
J. G. Jamieson
Druggist '
The Medical Hall
i “lil” 1
`»A'hat’s the use of
putiing off from one
day to another the clock
or watch repairing you
should have done now
and here? l\lOW-be-
cause the worse it gets
the harder it is to fix
and the more you’ll
have to pay.
HERE-because we have
the most experienced work-
men and can th.0ughly
f guarantee our work.
G. l‘|. Taylor
,lewelregné qgptician
` :Buy your Easter' ties mill _hair
where the styles and prices urariirht:
'Hint is at D. A. Bruce’s. 4»-10drti.
 COMING EVENTS. `
Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince
=.Edward, S. O. E. Tuesday April 13.
_l Ca;-¢,¢r's Seeds Grow. are the
bas; that g.row. are the puresi.
_that Grow, buythe best. bil"
. (_;a|'(,gr'3, 4-lC|WSl'$f.§.l2f
__.'. -'~l~~ - -\- " is
ll’ ill your sewing machllne is not giv-
ing satisfaction, send it to A. E.
"f'I‘oomhs, 177 Queen St., and halve it
'gin against ber immediately. Also ‘gt tn, .-,myonegs point, noun-qng up.
that the GBITIIBI! Afl1l1553Gd°l` iD‘0’|" on Russia's hands being tied. If is
111011 FOWUSU Milliiwf H0153! that altogether a rather alarming story,
ii Russia refused to take the step rv es, if even in pnri true, in inoieecee
wired. Germans would consider the un utoieuae eu the pure ei Germany i
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refusal an act of hostility to her _which must almost inevitably lead- to
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Austrian ally and that German troops n gene;-nl European war in the not
would at once cross the frontier. Iv- 'uinennt fueu-re, 'But we have nt this
olsky asked for time to consult the' _
wcstem powers, but this was refuscdi, “mf mmemhope that the “wma
una Runnin yielded to cue uiniuuiruiu. ‘”" ° °'Y W “°” be °°“"'““"’~ I"
. an ruin and nnueii more in scared, wr case Eurviwsn sffeirs avvmr
with the further statement that Ger-ipainfully unsettled.
'LIGHTS AIND SHADOWB OF THE EASTERTIDE.
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'<* GENERAL Bo0'rH's sofrr-I
The great Easter festival downs np- nmong tha Christian nations at dl
'on the church and the worll this yei.r'wn¢; gg-eager than that 04 5,-wt wars
‘under conditions that are strangely of .past ages. The cost of armies,
C0Df»l`Bdl¢b0FY- Nsvcf b9f0'l‘0 WGN naviee. armaments, war pensions is s
there so mary churches. S0 Ivsny hundred loin what in expended te
Bibles. so many missivrwries io Ioreleonvei-t"i.iie wnrid to the ciiriecinn
eign and home lands, so many iigemifaith. Surely iii is worth while for
cies ln' 2006. h0sDi¢8\B. 011811*-109. &11|the church, under auch conditions to
fruits of Christian faith, and all ab-,give its best energies, prayers and,
sent from the world bef-ore the efforts to the cause of peace, to na-
LChriet1'an era. Recent years have|ti0na.l diseirmment, to lighten the
lbeen fruitful of great revivals of re-iload of military burdens, and to
“£5011 in many lands, of closer unioa wipe out the shame and disgrace
among religious bodies, of greater which WMS and' WRX' DFGDHFBUOHH
charity, of more liberal contribu- have brought upon the Christie/nv
tions toward the dissemination . of,w0rld». The life of the individu-al
,Christian truth, Ii: would he nnnyiwould ncrt be worth living if he had to
l_to extend the catalogue of these “V0 and Pursue hifi daily °H17i`l1SS.
Qbrighter features of the picture. But'°““°d lf* 9l`m0l'- M15 Wll'-ll 5 hcl! Stuck
there in n]_;q n dank s1de_ Ifull of d rks and revolvers. Yet such
l If we turn from the religious, the t°d“Y is the attitude Of U16 Illdrilinafl-
ihumane, and the uplifting agencies of ily Christian llilflorl-=1 toward each
‘the Christian church in its greai_°th9"- when and how Will 15 0116"?
iwqrk of Deane MQ goodwill’ to tholS0metlmes we are told, the darkest
organised Governments of the world, h°‘“' lf 1”” l"’f°"° the dl’-W“~
ll Y. d fl li '.7 E l .
:W 8 5 we _ n very ‘me °t th'| Toronto Gloue: We will have to get
General Booth, the honored hcad Of
the Bailvation Army, was born April
10, 1829 and is eighty years Old to-
day. He was converted at the age of
15, entered the Methodist Neiw Com-|
.munion ministry 1852, married 1'B55,_
resigned from the ministry to work.
among the poor on his own lines
1861, established the Christian Mis-
sion in East London 1865, the name
of which was changed to Ssiivation
Army in 1877. The extension to other
countries began in 1881 and now
spreads throughout the world. A
marvellous work for good has been
accomplished and is in full swing.
The Army is proclaiming to Gospel
in 31 languages, has 8,224 corps amd
outposts, 21,186 officers and employ-
ees besides 52,789 unpaid oflicers and
20,325 unpaid bamdsmen. It supplied
cheap meals to the hungry to the
number of 9,867,509 ln twelve months
and cheep lodgings for the weary to
the number of 5,702,416. Its work for
the fallen through Rescue Holmes
amd for criminals through other
Homes have been the means of saving
housamds. The local corps are celebra-
ting the General's birthday today and
tomorrow. At the Sunday afternoon
great hristran nations armed to the' ‘
teeth like a bsrnd of savage despera-lgd T Bdllnme more protection hefmel STOCK NOTES'
d th __ ew oun and can- be coaxed in.,
’, Des' 0 people every where’ grow ‘Prince Edward Island was free fromi Mi-an-irs Kearney Bros of Murra _
,ing under an intolerable load of niili-ide-Dt at Comederauony and her tax_i River' ymvo purchased the ,.c1,.\,mte
it'a*m’ rulers and Govemnwnts ‘miation was $3.10 per head-_ Now lt. is
,pvery side surrounded by vaster arm-,$1150 per head and her nhippmg hu.
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S’ equlpped with ever m°r° ‘mdlfclt the usual effects of protection.
:more deadly weapons of destruction.
building great fleets oi' Drealhoughtri l _,_
any of which is mighty enough to Our representatives are back from
have swept the ocean of all the Ottawa for a brief holiday. Many
fighting ships that were upon th.. will want to know how they' are
seas a. century ago, Europe 1,1-inner, succeedingiin their efforts to get us a
I standard bred stallion Premier Wil
I kes from W. W. ' Jenkins of George
town. This magnificent stallion ~hi§
, been a successful prize winner at th
provincial shows at Charlottertow
and other places and is one uf the
kind which pleases the most critics
horsemen. He is a big stylirih fellow
iwith plenty of bone and action of th
lmost desirable lr-ind. As a stock pro-
ducer he has proven himself to li
BIRTHDAY.
service in addition to special music
brief addresses will be given bY RWE-
Floyd and Ross, and .W. S. Louson
nd F J Nash.
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Don’t Paint the Floors
‘ulaseuniantliat the  htm 
ons their vrsis ~c\ln=_ Pd"
and their preference for polished hardwood. The
deacon may now that my painted floor catch”
nndholdsdiut abontnhsdlyu a elrvvtillll
dustiaknowntobcthovehxelcufmanydheucl
sndtherefore amenuetaheali.h,upcdlll7
dining winter. Dust canbe practically excluded
from any room, however, by coating the door!
with Yloorglaze, an ideal floondnish wh& #VU
Indoor or outdoor woodwork ii beautiful. dnnhll
.ng gpg, gn-u-fuse: in any of ten handsmlil
sheds. A lam-dmahed with Floorglam cannot
huhirnuhids duxt.|ndcan bcwuhsl
|,\;¢n@|1 ¢1.m in a very few minutes.
1 OOFQ
 Gloves for Luster  
We have now in Stock one of the most complete asm,-,_
ments of reliable Easter gloves in Charlottetown.
The very latest in English walking Gloves for early
Spring wear. Tans and Bruwns $1.2 5 pair .
Perrins Guaranteed Lillian in Black also Tana and
Browns all sizes $1.10 pair
Perrins Guaranteed “_O1g3" in Tani Nal/Yi Gf¢¢il, Cream,
Grey and Black $1: 50 pair. _ _
Perrins Dogskiu Gauntlet wrist in fans only $135 Pai,
The above are only some of our leaders try us for yon,-
glove wants. ‘
Lovely Easter Belts
A most complete showing of new Belts everything ynfn
may desire can be found in our belt department. 1
Silk belts in White, Black, and Colored ' ‘ ,
Elastic Belts in White Black, Blue, Green and Brown,
Dresden effects Black and Black with steel trimmings
etc, _ _
Buster Brown Belts for the little ones in Black Brown,
Red, and White 2_-jc
Easier Waisis
We are offering some remarkable values in Easter waisgs
our range comprises all prices from 75c to $7.00 in Persian
Lawns, Nets and Silk.
Exclusive Easier Neckwear
Fancy Neckwear in lace, _embroidery and silk. New
Styles in Gibson effects,:Lace _iabots and fancy stock collars
etc.
Crepe de cheue Scarfs, ostrich, and marabou ruffs etc.
Easier Millinerv ' ‘ h
Our Millinery section offers a wonderful a_rra_y of values
for Saturday. Among them are shape hats daintily trimmed
with feathers, ribbons and Foliage. Others that are higher
priced have been copied from Paris and New York models.
Prices are $3,95, $5.00 $7.50 $1000 $12.00 $15.00 and up.
,be uasltwilleotiiiaw
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Anybodywho cmusenbrush i:-an euil7piitI¢
right, md lt will dry hard over night. Thi!
perfe¢\Boer inlsh comes in tllll. “IG di"
ranging from n pint to the gnlloneanthatwill
ei-ner500 squsni feet. Denim in almost every
stars sell Floogiue. u well u the other
Ent-rate sluts and shes mule by lmllrfill
vuuinn ifceief ce.. Lui.. of'rsr°1=¢°- vh° -""1
hoc A readabh booklet 10|: cnlht W "WIC-
Reoolnmcnded and sold by Femail
&i Chandler, Ch’town.
eBr3¢q_Mc£{ay__ &_ CGt;._Sllmni6l`§_ldO.
:You rirc cordially inv ltcd _to cull
and examine our stylish spring hats
and suits. We've some to suit any
taste. We expect to see you before
Easter, kindly come. H. H. Brown,
vitili cannon arj bayfynetg, Winn mi1.[fair through freight rate, local con- uusurpassiid and the breeders of Mur The ‘Y0“ng_Men\s Man' 4”-Simi'
lions of mm under arms, A vastl mlli U01 of the Winter BGYVICC. sui-
eimple of the Old. not now at lea/st we trust that at the
raay River and vicinity ure to lic con
ratulated i h v if such cl err
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tary camp, the New world- foi. vey for the Tunnel, recognition for 5 _ “ “ " bf ' ” C* “Um V I
juwing in fefvefrigh haste the awful ex- our provincial claims and so on. lf stock horse for men patronage'    S
Surely there is something wrong in close of the sossionthcy may have
the Christian world when such con- some good news for Prince Edward
ditiorns exist. The last quarter of Island,
the nineteenth century was fruitful of --
iputi in irst. class or r. B--10d'l‘1W¢ international agencies for peace. The Mr' Fielding ‘“°”ti°“°d in °°'““°¢‘
Chocolates Chocolafes I
Ganon3's Lowney’a
Well'a
Besides our Regular
stock we have some large
3 to 5 lb packages will sell
at discount
2o Large Boxes $r. 50 now
$1. 20; 20 Large Boxes $1200
now 8oc; r 5 Large boxes
75c now 6oc.
Gibson's English hard
candy all flavors.
REDDIN BROS
Phone 86 Cyp. P. 0-
Hagne Tribnnai was Qt up' and to tion with the Grand Trunk. loan the
some extent peaceful arbitration had 0th" dal' “mt C9-“Hd” has “OW *$0
'Qern arbitrsiment of the sword. The WMPOFHTY DUFYOWPDES and ' would
opening of the twentieth century sees I>f0b8b1)' haf’/0 *O PB-Y that rate for
the war sptrit more rampant; thanlilhe ten milrliofns to be borrowed for
before. The Christian nations, not the Grand Trunk. lni view of this,
¢0U¢°Dt '10 Wllge war on the lsind and why does the Government combine
on the sea. are preparing deadly- sub-|wioi1 one banks to psy the people on.
_marines and aerial warnhips to make ly 3 per cant for their savings 7
‘battle beneath the waters and in the
,nir. Treaties of most solemn import
( `>AS 'l'O R I A
For Infants and Children.
are set aside or torn up, by the sole
,right of force; no,Christian nmtlon
The Kind You Hain Always Bought
Bears the   L_'
Slzwtsre °f l~éé7f.ef
or Government: trusts another; their
diplomacy is little better th-ein plot
and coiurterplot, and what should be
.a settled peace nlay break at any
_moment into a world-shaking war.
' Peace is only maintained today
come in to take one piece er tue Par slightly over.4 per cent on its I
Seri
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in (lhnr-lofioiowii
licddiu George E
and A. w.i>.0oui-lin,
:You will find the most particular
people wearing Br0wn's hats this
uipring. To see our showing means to
buy our hats. You’ll not l.c slow to
realize iinexelled hnt qunlitics. Our
shorwinrg is the most comprehensive
we have ever exhibited. Sec the-rn. H,
H. Brown, The Young Men's Man,
4-8d2i.
Kid gloves for Easter. Ahand
some assortment in both long
and short lengths. See the
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Farm _for Sale
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|i\'i~ ;ii‘|'cs iii _igiiiul riiililiiinii. Thi' fiiriri is
\\'i‘l' \\‘.'iii‘|'i‘il :uiil liiis ziiirsl Cliiss lrairll :uid
m~i~li;ir'il \\f` own' llirvc zirix-s; also several
:iu|'c‘~` of rii:ii':.'l\. For p:iriii~iil.'||'s inquire of
l ll. M.-\Cl\lll-l.i\l\’,
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Takes place at Henry Smallwo0d's,
Mt. Herbert on
MONDAY THE 12'1‘I-I INST.
AT
ONE 0’CLOCK,
Seventeen head of choice milclr cow;
null' tw_o horses. Terms made kuowu
and (&o horses. Terms made kuovvn
at sale. Credit for seven monllhsi on
fapprovcd joint notes.
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_ r- -==- i beautiful line of Perrins worth .-iuviiuin-r
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$1 25 for Easter $l.00 per pair
4- -ioilrii
Art Shoes are Particu '51-`Tfa'"°f°;°° 4-'°°f»f __
larly Well Liked “_
Durable 0il¢l0lhS . - ' ° ina sniwin-williams Pail
` for the  Mui. ie reini Building. win. o.ui.i.i. .ni iluni..
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1 Endowment Insurance for Children
For a number of years the Canada Life Assurance Co
has been selling endowment insurance for children providing
for the payment cf tue policy to the child upon attaining his
or her twenty first birthday aud providing that should the
parent who has elected to pay the premium die before the
maturity of the policy, no further premiums are to be paid and
the sum assured is not affected by ihe parents death. Should
the child die before the maturity of the policy. all premiums
paid will be returned by the Cornpany.'I`he rates for this plan
of insurance are very r.-asonable and will be cheerfully furnis-
hed upon application.
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g mzigeui Enbeneei. B. D. Rogers Csshlif
dU1Wf1’WStf Charlottetown
MONEY T0 LOAN.
'Ihe Canada Permanent Corporation of Toronto,
Canada.
Assets over 26 Million Dollars,
The largest Institution of its kind in Canada,
Loans money on first class Farm and City pr,0-
perty on favorable terms.
Either straight loan or instalment plan,
Parties building or about buying property and
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Succesaors to Mark Wright Piir. Co
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Women who want some-
thing exclusive in footwear
can find what she is looking
for in our
Ari Shoes.
If you take a pride in the
appearance of your feet, you
s ould provide yourself with a
pair of Art Shoes.
See our line of Ox--Blood
Shoes inthis make; also Oxford
ties and Pumps.
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S. W. P. Whites
Betier white paint cannot bc made.
Gross white .
Flat white
Inside Varnisli wl.ite
China gloss white.
Fon SALL: sv
Hardware Paints and Oils,
requiring financial assistance, will find it to their ad-
vantage to get our terms .
HYNDMAN (QCD, Agents
Clierloiiefown, P. E. l.
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SOMETHING UNIQUE
The North American Life Assurance Co
Recognizing that an objection sometimes raised to the ordin-
ary Endowment Insurance is that the parent or guardian
may die during the premium-paying period, this Company
has devised a plan whereby the Company will itself provide
for the remaining premium in the event of death of the par-
ent. There is absolutely nothing superior before the pub1,¢.__
a policy which doubly insures, ist against the death of the
insured and 2nd against the person paying the premium.
Write at once for particulars.
Ross®. Matthews
dtts tf Charlottetown.
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