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EVERY MAN

“wig b¢ pcsted, as to thc merits of what we _ dkfyou. pi,-5;-We offer you goods, exclusively our own when you buy from us, you will never see a

ggplicate with anyone.

Second-Our cutting, fitting, sewing, etc. is se-

wn; to none in thin Broad Dominion. Third-The above excellences are yours at a I fzure, also our own. but we give all preference | nd adnntage to our customers. Secured only ; by long years of hard work and trying exper- 2

£33.

J. T. l`lcKENZIE,

'Doe Tailor.

,_ Still tothe front. For fi) days I will give fi-ee with everv photo or tintyne sent me toenlarge in crayon size 16x21 the choice of beautiful portraits size 18x24 of His Ihdesty King Edward, Her Majesty

een Alexandra, Her late Majesty Queen ictoria or of Generals Roberts,Kitchener _ or Buller. Above premiums are in natural colors. With an order for Sepia portrait

complete I will give free ylour photo on a button and placed in a ro ed plate, plain broach. With order for water color por- trait complete I will give free 2 photos of _ one subject, plain broach. Everything in

photos and portraits guaranteed.Be ware of Agents w o pretend to be out for tlrife

monials. Address.-S. F. Tarbush, bo A74 f‘.hov-lf~>tf>tfvv'\_ `\[irr‘."\lf-\ 'l‘~'|&F»‘i W

Hillh Grade A1' " C0- Send f°1‘ list' °f tes 7 T interestto the Order were discussed and

~ I ()__ D M anniversary parade in June.

'_ Cool

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3 Au newly talked' , terior of their store thoroughly renovated,

and therefore fresh

8@~ind good.

Apple Pies l2c. Mince Pies 120. Cream “ L2 l5c.

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TELEPHONE 2|!

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H. L. DICKEY, M. D

(Latent Linder. Hospital.)

Eyo. Ear. Nose and 'lhroat Hour, 9.30-1, 2-4. Eves tested and fitted Wish

D. STEWART

Eclipse Bakery. Bases Best Bread,

it 53 »-a *-4 UP’ zz T

_ _ `~"- - -"..`~»\` ,___ .\»v\~.-_-v-c-`~~/~- ~ ~ ~ r ‘ v - ~ -

R \ 'l` H Hun* left yesteiday for St

llleanorss

THE Jacques Cartier sails for Orwell to-

day on her first trip.

Miss Grace Dntchcr returned from

Souris ycstci'<l>iy niorring.

llev. ’\\’. \\', \\':is_<, of \'crnon lllvri;

was in thc city yesterday.

Tim Atherton correspondent of The

Gi'.\iiDi.\N states that the roads ure nearly impassablc.

On Thursday April 18th, Mrs. Hensley,

relict of the late Judge Hensley, will le ii e for an extended visit to England.

'THERE will be ii meeting of the Indies of

the Canadian Historical and Literary Sloiety at the home of Mrs. Edward Pal- in¢r,Quee'i Street, this afternoon at 3.30.

THE Meeting of the Charlottetown Tem-

perance Alllance called for Thursday even’ngwill open at 8.13 sharp,in Wright!-1 Lower l-lull, corner Kent and Prince Street.

A social dance was given in the A.0.H

Hall last night. Wort-h’s orchestra was in attendance. Mrs. Dr. Conroy, Mrs. Jus. Eden and M.rs.M. Blake were the chaperones, ~

ALL those who have not yet,but intend

joining the Choral Society are requested to attend to-morrow evening at b o’clock sharp in the Kindergarten Hall or send their names to the Secretary.

Cnonai. Socinrr. Adjourned meeting

and first rehearsal tomorrow evening in the Kindergarten Hall. Members are re- quested to be present at 7.45 in order to pay dues before the regular meeting which commences at 8 cfclock sharp.

THE special services in Kensington Hall have been well attended. especially by the _ boys of that section of the city. Last night’s service was very interesting; quite a number testified when the invitation was given. The singing was also good.

Rev. J. HI Hector, the l3lack Knight,

has been invited to visit Charlottetown in September next. lt is understood that his engagements will occupy his 'attention up to that date. It will be remembered that Mr. Hector visited Charlottetown a few years ago. °

Ax important and enthusiastic meeting of Camp Ardgour was held last nigh when several important subjects of great

a committee appointed to arrange for a literary and soeial meeting to be held on Monday29inst. and from the matter already promised a good time is promised to those who attend. It is also the intention of the Society to have an

M Essns. Wright Bros, Victoria, are with their usual enterprise, having the in-

i ceilings tinted and all the wood work _ freshly painted.-Mr. Daniel McKenzie of ‘ Tryon is doing the work and by the time good wheeling comes will be fully pre- pared for a big Spring trade. i The new goods have paitl y . arrived and the balance is on the way iii- cluding one thousand .dollarslworth of _ highest grade imported Farm Seeds of all kinds from Ontario. Having an unusual- ,ly large quantity of produce on hand for l shipment and six schrs. already chartered

the above firm are looking forward to the biggest spring trade in their history.

”_*'W-W

I A BIG QUARTERS WORTH.

is always found in a bottle 'of Polsont Nerviline. the best household linirne_n

Tu. Fri. &w

ll m here ioda

If ycu require a iy of the following articles we can show you

a large variety to choose from and you will find the quality goad

and the price iight. White Shirts

Laundried

at 50, 75, 1.00, 1.25_ See

our special at 1.00. Urxlaundried Shirts Best value in the city at 36,

55, 75, 1.00. See our 750 Un- launoried Shirt equal to most at 1.00.

Gloves

Perrin’s made in Dogskins

and finest kid at 1.25, 1 35.

. _ _ _ , _ _ _ ,__ is _

iq And anything else in Gents Furnishings you may requir . _ 9°.

L aches of the entire family and re1ieve’s vast amount of suiering every year.

Collars and Cuffs 4 ply linnen collars 2 for

V 25:. 4 ply linen cuff-i_rev__ersible ‘ end 25c. pair or 2 pair for 45c.

Neckties

A Knots in all the lat-*st color

ings and black- All P11685 from l0c.l5c.20c 25:. 32c. 4oc

Hosiery in Cashmere and l Worsteds all sizes and qualities t 'l 20, 35, 42, 55c. per pair.

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r/rfpfopgfs

`- toothache, headache, sick-stomach, in 1 fact is good for everything a. liniment ought to be good for. Mothers find it the safest thing to rub on their childreufor sore throat, cold on the chest. sprains, and bruises. Never be without Polson’s _Nervi1ine. It will cure the pains and

April llth

repeating his big concert in Suminersid in the near future.

lllrissiis Scntner, McLeod 8; CJ. have

placed asvstcin ot 65 aucrlights in thci storein order to .show goods as well u night as by dajn The work of placing wa done by Mr. R. Small.

SIR Arthur Sulli\':;1i`s “Trial by Jury' French operetta. A minute to late at

Mr S. N. Earle-‘s big concert in the Opera

L ht M J P to ei ed»a,.

m=eting with a Newfoundland brig flying signals of distress and the exchanging of

ST J*“P@5` Church Tea 0" Thllrsdly signals Owing to thcCiiptain ofthe ill-

fited vessel not being paitic 11 arlv bright,

WE me gym; to im," ML Enrje intcnqs in taking instructions from _ the Captain

e of the S. S. Commonwealth, a delay of

two hours was caused in standing by.

THERE was an nnusuall y large atten-

,. dince at the annual bnsincss meeting of U the Congregation of St. Peters Cathedral

held inthe schoolroondiist night. The

S .

treasurefs account showed all expendi- _

g ture met by contributions. $3,S25.S3passed

through the hands of th: Treasurer, $1232.03 was received from special ofl`e- l ~ rings and collections. Total from all

House nietFriday; no one should miss mugs 409111 Megsrb Arthur Me]

seats at once.

_Yi~:s'i‘nnDar morning a. lady advertised in THE GUARDIAN for a fur ruff' which was lost on Sunday evening. At 9 o’clock yes~ terday morning a telephone message re~

ceived by the owner stated that the lost,

had been found.

THE members of Eclipse Division, No.

New Haveu,on the evening of the 2D

lust. and installed their officers for the

current quarter as folllowsz-

W. T. -John G. McFs.dyen.

W. A.-Laura McPhail.

R. S.-Neil Darrach. A. B. S.-Annie Darrach _ F. S--Katie J. Rogerson.

Treas.- John A. McKinnon.

Chap.-Hugh McMillan. Con.-Ada M. Rogerson.

I S -Hector McNevin O S -Brewer Boyle P W P -George Boyle

THE Annual Meeting of St Pa.ul’s con

irrekotion was held last evening in the

schoolroom. The reports submit

showed that the meeting was the most

satisfactory for years. The Treasurer’s re port showed that the total receipts fro all sources amounted to $5 730.92. Afte appreciation of the services rendered b the retiring Vestry had been expressed the following Vestryinen were appointed

H. J. Cundall, Lewis Haszard, W. W. Clarke, H.W. Lougworth, J. E. Ings,

Chas. Leigh, jr. and Alexander Horne The collection taken in St. Paul's Churc yesterday wiped out the entire debt o

ibution following a splendid program

gregetion.

of Alexandra R. A. Chapter No. 11. R. _

S., held. at Chapter Rooms, Mason

instant-the officers elect were duly in stalled by P. G. H. P. Comp. George W Wakeford, assisted by P. H. P. Com

p Henryd Worth M E H P

“ Alex. J. McLean, E. K. `

“ Adam Murray, Treasurer. “ J h G. J. W ld Secretar “ Charles Webster, C. O. H.

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very fine and durable steel bridges

more are ex ected next summer, all

popularity of any Government.

or pains an

DRICKS LINIMENT

$1,5(D upon the Church. The liberal con- _‘Get bbs r'lh"`1’ K’ ‘ "bk, ` ' f

A. C.-Gertie Mclslachern. _

ted

f _ `

Masonic.-At the annual convocati Q Ave gm., 10,, of Eagter vas” are

A SPRI>.'G'i‘oN correspondent in writing

THE GUARDIAN in reference to the P. E. some ex uisiie,1a5nng-\ Island Railway says:-Thisroad is under- _ li

going great improvement under the able _

and skilful management of G. A. Sharp, Esq. the genial and obliging Superinten-

_ _ dent who appears to be deservedly popu-

l known. It cures rheumatism,neuralgia,llar with every righb thinking man undo _ _

consequentlyihe gets more and better .

I work done. He runs the Road mostemci- Easter Tune ently and economically. He built several everybody wants Some_

great improvement on the old wooden _

ones-also many fine box cars and two “‘°°

first class passenger cars equal to any / f in the Dominion. He brought four lilllf, g°°d Perfume?

meet the yearly increasing traffic. I un- _‘lg derstanil he intends to build a new large coal shed next summer. He is the right ' __ man in the right place. In connection. '

with this department of Public Works i _ _,_‘ \_ _‘ ~ \ L are also to be found Messrs. S. F. Hodgson \l‘A_ I* Dm/cc/s rs. ` ' _Mechanical Accountant and Storekeeper: ~ _’ _ J. J. Chappell, Clerk; R.D.CoHln Timekepi (fly _ _ _

er and Clerk. W. S. Poole, Locomotive Q -"‘!’__ '> _ __ » _

Foreman and H. S. Collin Car Foremanall ' ,_

gentleman who are held in the highest es- I T _

timation by their co~ workers and the gen- e d _

eral public for their efllciency and trust-

worthiness. Such men in office enhance the _

F fi mi The Alltillttllrits’ ll

th, d _ _ s ~ $ . _._ . ._ '. -

“gran e“berm'mmem’° sewn ym" lish, Ernest Peake and Collier were

elected Church Wiirdens. Other rout’ne business was transacted. _

_ Tan Loyaltlrusndcrs’ concert held last A evening in \Vright’s Hall was well atten- ded. The coneert p issed off well and was -much appreciated by the audience. The program consisted of rccitations and speeches, interspersed with vocal and ,

208, S. O."1‘_assemb1¢d in their H511 at instrumental music. The solos and reci-

tations by the young folks gave real plea- sure and evoked hearty applause. The * Worthy Commander, Mr. John L. Godkin ,occupied the chair . Miss Annie Elliott presided at the organ.

I The program was as follows: _

Opening.-By Ritual. Address.-Chairman. I Chorus.-Junior Girls , Recitatlon,-Willie Brady. ° Solo.-Gertie Steele. Rtcitation,-Katie Wanghn. ~ Duet.-Misses Stavei't,Chappe.l.

Recitation.-Aggie Fraser.

Cornet solo.-Mr. D. McArthur.

‘ Reeitation.-Pearl Steele.

` Solo-Lizzie Elliott.

Recitation-E arnest Heath.

Solo-Mr. S. F. Tarbush.

Chorus-Boys.

_ Recitation-Lucy Gillies.

Trio-Misses Elliott.

Recitation-Edna Harris. ~ Recitat-ion-Clarence Harris.

_ Chorus-Senior girls.

Recitation-James Gillies. _ Speech-Mr. J. J. Chappelle. Recitation-Mr S F Tarbush

God Save the King ._~»..¢-1-

Reinember the Bailifs sa at the

tr _ o music was most gratifying to the con- ssc House M2 P M t°_da _ Excew

ry ._

displayed in W P Colwill s show window

etc at right prices at the People’s Store

year viz; 99out of 100. We keep them and sell them _ y _ Con, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ cheap.-iveeks si Co., me Peoples gsrélire. __ Order to-do y-to ensure g

New goods now coming in Bought in

opening new dress goods, silks, satins, ribbons, hosiery etc. etc. New Goods

0 n e on' y' arriving daily at the People’s Store-

Weeks 8: Co. * 9 2i.

John Ross, P. S. _ - - Wm. Hwy Wm. R. A. <1. ...iIl'.`2.'.;"’.,'i_*..§7.€.’f‘A§‘.3°.‘.‘....“.'$§’...‘l1i";“ .2."1.?...’“‘i".= “ Benj. Rogers Jun., G. M. 3|-d V. ‘millinery Should apply Hb once- I

. . Mscdonaid, G. M. and V. ' f* is _ _-‘» _

lst V

_ “ D. R. Maclennan, G. M. . \ _

" John Hobbs, Tyler. ~ E » ‘

has been filled with fi l

Perfume

the kind that any lady

would appreciate.

thing new, and what is'

r than abottle of our

' This week we odera

powerful engines to :the Island and two -

l({\\\

‘U discount of io per een

on all Perfumes andt

Honest goods at honest prices.-Weeks &. _

Ronald Mcmiiian as Grand Marshall. 'rheg»C‘§a'{;‘§nP§§§},‘;'S §,§‘§,"°1§mS_ Best n§f,iw’l V ~ thoroughly prepared tp at-,lg

following are the officers for the ensuing D,iced10W_ Chrisbyis London Ham suit pp

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R 1 “ll” P‘““° “nd f““‘““"° y » _Our head millincr. Miss E

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Tuey are oniy seventeen tems me and » recently returned from an

_ C naturally they drawa great many p ‘

Temple, on Monday evening 8th Apr . chase1.s___ | p . _

` Shirts, ties, collars,cufl’s, hosiery,braces, .~ lll6 l€3.(l lflg lIlllllIlB_l‘y` D ' ` . _

“ James Calf1W*`="»E- S-` in the test markets of me w'0rifi. We are. A next Sunday A

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double the showing of any

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We have a very nice variety in medium priced b

n price from $5.65 fo,$io.5o. _

We are always pleased so show our goods

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#essences ali

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_e issue seamen

Fore in hand, Derbys, Bwws, __ . _ ‘_

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Drug Business

i no

nyside, next door to Colwill’a Crockery S

BARGAIN SALE will continue for one m

8 v

Wll whe foundm therrowse Block, Sun

re. oath.

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0EceHours-9toxo;rzt.o2;7to 8.

, |t'£EI.EPrroNB 323. - 9 i ' K

Physician and Surgeon

__ us snow mem ro v ‘ill "WM _I _

We’re Just As

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Stationery, asa much larger one because order for a small amount we will come in for need it 'lhis is how we’ve ‘built up our bus:

For your order for the smallest job of printf:

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by appreciating the small orders and givingou

needed If you have not dealt with us in the past we w to the list of our customers.

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The Popular Pzinter&

Morris Block, Victoria

ii. itiiiiiiiiuii, ii. ii.GENT|_EMEN’5 Ki*

_ . and RBSn)ENCE__Kent SL’ Nea, We_are showing exceptioglvsnliies or oK

A. IE‘\:g.11 line Qi' Pé__r:__.°:l:.¢1’s and other

sf* ‘ ‘ ' P 1 In rovvngi, ’ P Mlltlltlllalll _ & SlCW_3lT,_i v s1_oo. 91.25. ana.; nano ,

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