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APRIL 2, 1909 °""" 'ri-in i.'.i'ras'r News ""` THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN rnisr or 'amz 5 PAGE FIVE
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THE _ 0UEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIAN
' H934 0ffl¢0S In N'Bw$Prowse Block---Charlottetown.
The latest news, first of all.
Rev. Mr. Kirby formerly of this
city is holding special services in Hopewell Hill, N. B.
Ira Machum, Charlottetown was
registered at the Grand Union Hotel, St. John, Wednesday.
Madame Albani, who sang in this
City, is now in London and goes in the near future to Ireland.
l l’l1ii Matheson, Pownal, is up west, buying heavy horses and ca|;¢_1e_
. Henry and Mrs. Lewis, Froetown, have returned from a visit. to this City. .
Edgar Reeves the four year old son
of Joseph Runs, Freetown, is seri- ously ill.
Saturday, April tenth, is tag day
for the benefit. of the P. E. I.
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etc starts at one o’clock sharp.'l`here are tweut horses ‘oo go under the
coming Lord's day, April 4th, in New Glasgow at 11 and 'I and in Whe tie River at three in the f
A careful estimate of those who at-
tended the Millinery Display a‘t S. A.
'nineteen hundred and eighty five. Not
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John Trainor, Hunter Rive,-_ has
the Carrying uf the mails between Hunter River and North iiusti(-,0_
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'James Cummisiiey, city, has ,,,_
rived home from New Haven Con “here he Spent the use tix Months"
Hospital.
boro, Lot 48.
One of the Most Siirring Offerings
That We Have Ever Made
Some facis for shrewd Buyers
Wednesday morning we shall inaugurate the
_greatest remnant stile ever carried on in this city.
ot 0_d goods, direct from the best English and
Canadian _i1iakcrs. The remnants consist of dress goods, print cottons, ducks, muslins, flannelettes, wrappercitcs, etc etc, _ .Some ofthe choicest bargains _:peg limited _in quantities and they will be snapped up c ore t ie first day is over, perhaps Just the ones you
want, so conic early.
Dress Goods
Consists of sample
dress lengths sent tous from London, Mancliester Bratford and Glasgow, N0 two alike, all the seasons productions, all the latest iiovcltics
Seven yiirds in each Iengih
Prices to suit all, every length 11 bargain.
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3000 ends of the best
English print cotton. Never before have we shown such a tempting display. Comesin light, iiiediuiu, and dark color- ings. The washing qual- ities of these prints are un- questioned. The lengths vary from 7 to 15 yds. These prints are sold re- gularly at Izc per yard. Reiuiiant sale price 7 I-2c per yd.
Wash Goods
Remiianis
T000 ends of printed
goods are sold regularly at
-‘“§_`//nh \ - ducks, inuslius, etc. These
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12 to 14c per yd, lengths vary from 5 to 10 yards. lit-ninant sale price ioc per yard.
500 ends of flan- 250 ends fancy
nelelte---While a nd cream only
Ends vary in length
from 5 to io yards in each piece.
The quality of these
flanneleltcs is what you usually pay i2 to 18 cents per yard for
Remnant sale price
gc per yard,
Wrapperettes
Worth 14 cents per yd
our remnant selling price ioc per yd be sure and secure some of the above, only a limited quality," and it will soon be snap- ped up. Ends vary from 5 to 12 yds. Regular 14 cents per yd. Remnant sale price ioc per yd.
Cer pei Department
Floor Oilcloihs l9c per yd
Eight short lengths
of neat nutty designs just enough to cover a hall, small bathroom, or kitchen the lengths are 6,7i2S3 1-2 12 1610 and I3 yards. Quick clearance I9c pci'
yd .
Scotch Linoleums
57 I-2per yd
Nothing better for hard
wear in dining room offices or halls etc.
Io short lengths as
follows 5-7 4-5 1-2 11-14 5 1-2 8-6-16 regular 50 to 75 cents pcr yd. Rein- nant sale price 3711-2c.
Remnants in Wilton Brus- sels Velvet and Axminsfer Carpets. 32 yds Brussels reg. 1.50 for 75c; 7 yds Brussels stair 1.50 for 1.00; 91-2 yds Velvet reg. 1.50 for 75c; 6 yds Velvet stair 1.25 for 75:2; 6 yds Ax- minster reg. 1.75 for 1.00; 20 3-4 yds Axniinster reg. 2.25 for 1.50; 18 yds Wil- ton reg. 2.00 for i .00§ 271-2 yds Wilton reg. 2.00 for i.0o.f
The above are all- good
patterns perhaps the very thing to suit you, come and see them any way. Bring size of rooms, halls etc with you.
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Crawford Parkman of New Glas- 20W. is Spending a few days at Hills-
Miss Hettie Wood returned' to Bos-
_ton last. night, alter spending three
months at her home in Alexandria. - “_ ..,. 41?
very valuable thoroughbred cows.
hcw, Mr. Trev. Taylor.-Halifax Mail.
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,Underneath ure the words, Photo by W. S. Louson.
, At the opening of the recently com-
lihe Rev. l)r. Hearty. resilient of the
W. H. Langille. --Halifax Herald.
Do not send communications to, in
dividual members of staff. Every thing should be addressed "The Char lottetowu Guardian, Cbarlottetow P. E. 1.,” and on the left hand corn er at the bottom of the envelop ishould be "Advertising," “Subscrip tion," "News," ""Editorial," 0 "Tour Editor," according to th contents.
Quite a large audience greeted the
llev. E. Bell, of York, at the Court I-louse, Diinstaffnage, Wednesday evening last, when he delivered ti-at most interesting lecture "A tiip lthrough the British Isles." Rev. L. .l'. Wason. of Mt. Stewart occupied
n . g
the gramaphoiie. The baskets were
ceeds for church purposes.
The April Pisliing Number of Rod
and Gun is one of exceptional merit. 'l‘i1e1-e are three articles particularly worthy of attention ns hearing upon
try’s great natural i'es0'iirces-pi`esei'- iviug the nution's fish, no illustrated descriptive account of the work of the Prince Edward Island Hatchery; the Unsolved Mystery of the Salmon by Bonnycustle Dale; Conservation of Non-Nest Building Fishes of the Great Lakes; and ni number of fishing sketches. The number is not confined to fishing but many articles vlealhg with other outdoor topics are ulso given places. ~
The annual meeting of the Clinrlot-
tetown Ladies’ Gloif Club was liefld in the Y. M. C. A. parlor, yesterday nf- trrnoon, the President, Mrs. Mathe- fson in the chair. Tliere was a large attendance. The annual reports of of- ficers and standing committees were 'read and adopted. The Secretary [Treasurer's report covered the gener- _al bus ness of the year. The receipts included a s'ma1'1 balance from last year and the membership fees for 58 members, $5.80 making a total of $6.99. The payments included the fee of $5 to the Maritime Golf Associa- tion and some small amounts, leav- ing a.' smiall balance on hand. The President referred in touching words to the death of the Vice President, Mrs. W. A. Weeks, which occurred last autumn. Mrs. Builman presented the report for the House Committee, and Miss Pope a comprehensive, re- ort on behalf of the Greene Commit
The sale of P. C. 'Browifs horses » Richard Carver, Pownal, left last
night on a visit to Boston.
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hammer. Wallace McDonald of Covehead, who
.1- met with a. severe accident recently,
Rev, A, J, Mwcljeod will pi-“gh the is doing well under the skilful Care
,Ol Dr. J. U. lllclluuixld.
Miss Jane Wyand of North Wilt
tl Y 8- ‘
lernoon. shire, has returned home after spend-
____ ing a pleasant visit with George and
_Mi's. Keele, Darlini.'ton.
McDonalds' last eveni-ii was taken Major Bartlett will' deliver his il-
Z.
|and found to reach the large total of lilsi-fated lecture 0" WHS'-mills*-ef
Abbey this evening at 8 o’clock in-
mo bad for Chai-|0¢g_e¢0wn_ St. Paul's schoolrooni. All welcome,
a silver collection.
James Jenkins and James Nichol- _ “i
son, Orwell, spent. Wednesday night 'l`l`0“t 55510!! in thi! 017911 Will-€'l'. at tn., home or J. 1. and Mrs. wood, opened yesterday. It is still unlaw- 'on their way to the late Wm. Millers ful for parties to fish through the sale where Mr. Jenkins purchased two ice without a special permit from the
Fisheries Department,
Rev. Dr. Ileartz, president of the Among the passengers from this
Nova Scotia Methodist Conference, City yesterday were W. H.. Aitken left Tuesday for Toronto, to attend and W. F. Tidm-arsh, City to Toronto, lthe laymen's missionary congress. Mrs. W. F. Tidmarsh going as far as He will stop en route, in Moutreal,t.0 Truro on ii visit. G. A. Sharp and ofllciate at the n1arriai:c of his nep- W. S. Poole of the P. E. I. R., to
Moncton.
An reader who recelv dirt
The beautiful Saturday supp men y ee a y or to the Toronto Globe in a recent Undly I1l'l-llf-Nl. OP badly f0ld0<1 Bdllfl0l1 issue give-3 the place of honor on front 0| THB Guardian will CODleI` B f8V0l' page toa photo ofa little child on the management by forwarding among the flames with some sheep same promptly to the subscription Inna white uiren trees in the distance. department. when e well printed
paper will be sent by return; mall.
____ A correspondent in rcferrin to the
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recent disputed horse race at Belle
Dlcted and adinirahle addition tothe Vlle SRV* I-hm' J°h“ A M"CPh*?0'H El' flrunswick street Methodist church, ma can "°°k fum' mms OM Ol five
three former pastors will be presenb- heats in the Green "Mer "UV" l'f0k@
in all the heats (July on the thiril'
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Novui Scotia flonference, the Ile-v. Dr. heat °°““’“g “nd” ul" WWE Whe" he R,,ge,-,,_ of S,,Ssex_ N_ B__ ,md New was pushed by a liorse that ran half
the course.
The U. B. W. N. U. Nunbcr of the
Maritinic Baptist, published in Ht. John, has just been received and contaiins besides much valuable infor-
photos of the different officers, in- cluding Miss A. A. Wa~<lm.an, (lity, Prov. Secty., and Miss Irene Cork, Buy View, the efficient Band Super- intendent.
The temperature registered twenty
foar degrees above zero at nine last night. The warmest `te111pera't\1re rc- cordcd during the day was thirty Lle- grees above. Wednesday night the coldest was twenty one above and the warmest recorded during the day
y F;
the mercury stood at twenty nine
auctioned by W. Eddy Vesey. Pro-ll1lJ0V€-
W. S. Hnrkins company have been
compelled to clluse their se-zison in the West Indies earlier than intended, owing to yellow fi-ver qililrantlnc at
[sonic places, heavy rains, and Miss'
uni preservation of one or the coiin-l~\l~\>1‘f-<1:1 being ill, and thc <=<>'rul>-tiny'
_luis i‘l=.turued to New York. Mr. and ,Mrs. W. S. if-Iarkins null Miss Leola lilloorc are passengers by tho Pickford land Hluck steamer Dulloiue.-Hal-ifux ,Herald
The Minto leaves for Picton nl: sev-
en o’clock this morning with an out- ward cargo included eight cars way freight and nine cars outs. Th 3 will be the lust trip she will make from Georgetown for the season. The steamer arrived in Georgetown yes- terday morning at 10.10 bringing twenty passengers, one hundred gud twenty bags ul mail and ii. cargo which included six cars flour, two cars carriages and two curs English goods.
DOH?
There Passed away at Pinette
MacDonald the dearly beloved wife of Robert Ross, aged 37 year5_ 1085;. H18 120 mourn, a husband, three sons, two brothers, four sisters and a wide circle of friends. She was 1| woman of amiable, unassuming dispg. “NOD highly respected by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. To her death had no terror. Her faith in Christ was strong and her Eternal- Hope steadfast unto the end.
F. L. Drake has a splendid exhibit
of cattle' at his remises r u
D _ tee. An animated discussion took place on- the propriety of proxy vot-L ing. The election of officers by ballot_ then took place, Mrs. A. Weeks audi Miss Rogers alct ng as tellers, withl the following result: President, Mrs.‘ A. A. McLean; Vice President, Mrs. Alley; Secretory Treasurer, Mrs. Mc- Cready, ,(re-elected); House' Comfmitt- ce, Mrs. Moraon, Miss Haviland, Mrs. `l’ethick, Miss Hnsznrd; Greens Com- ‘mittec, Miss Bartlett, Miss Rogers, 'Mrs-1. J. O. Hyndmian. The President presented an eight day clock to the Club on behalf of tho retiring Execu- tive Committee. Votes of thanks were pnzssed to the retiring officers and to
timely gift. '
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“Hear Miss Irvin sing “Decline and
her little Brown Bear," and her tnlk- ing song "Maybe you would if you could."
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"Take notice, the auction sale at
the Revere Hotel stables will take place ut 1 0'clock p. m., Friday, April 2nd. Il. Carter & Co., Auc- tioneers. 4-1601-
SNAPPY SNAPS
A ginger snap is no good
unless it is snappy. That is the kind we sell.
Always fresh and good
No, 163 Kent Street
Telephone 2||
D. Stewart
. ECLIPSE BAKERY
Bakes Best Bread
_ D ‘ fo se dur- ing Easter. Four substantial looking steers weighing, 1925, isoo, 1750, 1110 l_bS_l`€SDectively are to be seenl and it is interesting to noile that two of these animals won first prizes at the recent Amherst Winter Fair. Tim more steers ure coming and will ar. rive here about the first ofthe week. Mr. Drnke’s animails are in the very pink of condition, his barns, couiii not he cileaner or healthier and his patrons are therefore- ausureii ofthe best of satisfaction.
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"Three vaudeville acts, two mein
of pictures; illustrated song and ex- cellent music at New Wonderland to-
the Executive for their useful andln,ght_
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"There will he a. pie social in Pow-
nal Hall Friday night. 4~ld2irli.
PIPES I
We have just receiv-
ed a large assortment
and would be glad to have you call and in-
spect.
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mation with: regard tothe work,'
that we have ever brought to
me ch ir nad J Com-'t had char ¢ of was thirty five above. 'l‘uesda ni ht!
Bridge on the 23rd inst, Mary Ann-
ranging in prices from
25 cents to $3.50
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f The busiest sion ` on Charloftctowifs Buaieal Stud
Open s = m to ooo P m _ Friday, April, 2nd, |909 _
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All day to-day as Well as 3
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to-morrow---We continue
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225,, Millinery showing
’rHF. FIRST MOVE in the spring uiilliii-
'I cry campaign has been made. Our great
showing of the latest, theinost tasteful new _-
milliiiery designs has commenced another great Easter hat trade.
.wav ~..~\~»-sean-nys.. swarm- un”-tw-\»»v.~»».\».
If you were unable to be here last evening- -come to-day - the showing is
` splendid,and _vou welcome .
The wonderful display of trimmed models
delighted all---and established--once again the
" leadership of this store in this
departnicii t.
The lovely inilliiiery mat-
erials---as well as the beautiful 1 models coiiic in for highest praise. ”
And then---you will note as 1
every one has done---that all the .
models shown are wearable. I
Every good rnilliuery source
'has been searclied---by skilful V buyers--to ensure accuracy of “f`_,
If style--and above all caicful dis- 3
criniiiiation in selection has rc-
sulted in this fincst showing
you. _
Come in to-tl ay
_ Great Suit Selling
_I \/Ve have had :ill-eaily lo
order more siiits--wl1ic`u wc are looking for cvcry day.
‘ The silos 'have been away
ahead of our best cxpectation
`- and are all the time growing.
Ask about our system
of s pecial measurement
orders---If will interest “ \ you. _ ._
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WIRE SPRINGS
TOP MATTRESSEb _
I do not ask you to pay for the tradc iimrk--as _von will when buying lurgi-l v :1 Evcrtised and exclus-
iveh- Comroled lines, But simply expect you to pay forjtlic .\IA'I`ERIAL :uid \v0rl»;:u.u1s".ip, By cutting out the manufacturers profit, the travellers coiniuisilnii and thc freight cliargcs. l c.iu supply you with the above two lines MY OWN' MANUFACTURIC. and give you values inipo-sillle clsiiwl-f.-re, a comparison of prices and values will prove this, then you will quickly want to help along a LOCA I. INDUSTRY when you can save money and get added comfort by so doing.
Isziark VV1'ig'11"t
l\.Ianufacturers.
»'(',im,mois Lined Vests are the pi-0. kimnnndnanmnnns H
er thing for winter wear-Light as feathers yet keep the cold and wind and the price would hardly pay for the pockets in a fur cont.--For lad- ies and gentlemen. See them ut
"The Two Mac's Druggists."
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Buy one of Browns hats and wear the best~you can dolwlld upon them being the newest f0r |909. bee our extraodlnary Las-
ter showing. l-i. H. Brown. 'l`ho_ Young men's man. 4-2¢ll‘l
An Income of
Seven Million
dollars in 1908 is thc record of the Sun Life
of Canada. Prosperous and progressive.
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We are the only exolugyo f|e;1hté_‘
fu 'nlsher oonseflufm
prloper people attend to YOU' Bas [ E. R » B R 0 Wi
ter necessities. We have studlel your "KGS mm dislikes- I0” U- Charlottetown. Manager for P. E.I. show you our styl|sl1sp__r;_:n§{_su|_;:» pnnednhsatéshal. H. Brown e4_ggr_ dmwftf _
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Olive '_ Motor Vehicle Coupcr' 'I
l The Hon. the Speaker and the nieuibers ofihe Legiulaiilo Ass\e1u`
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France - Guaranteed by French andCanadian Government Analysts as being absolutely pure for niedicial and table use it is unequalled Price 30 & 50 a bottle.
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` ] I believe ihe present act which totally prohibits the use of motor | vehicles in this Province is pour legislation and I am i_n favor of repell-
lng said act and substiiiiting therefor n proper regulating measure. _
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fl’ you .ire intercslc-l ln lho nhove and wish our Province to keep
up with the rest of ihe rivilivcil world will you kindly sign the above and return to us and your action will he much appreciated,
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