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il. 2-The Baron J. Mey-

NICE' Ap; 1 t Marie. husband of

EDWARD TERRY. FAMOUS

ENGLISH ACTOR, IS DEAD,

LONDON, April Z-Edward Terry,

9,-onnet de _Bn wan _ Phu _ the famous English actor, died to- me f0fm°\’ ;';:_':hff:°§, J,,,0,§’w,m‘;_\day. aged sixty-eh,-lit. He had been delphib, B- i th ill for some time. Mr. Terry passed

the forearm n , e

"°“ ',§°`r`:llill1i ‘ell a~ duel ieiigiit with “°°°" imiitiniiiat nur moraine. This Bail,” second duel that De Saint Ma- in has fought in four GWB. DOW lf' 'li ,ngmwiiig out of -the incident at get Parc Impei-is,1_Country and Polo club.

uls De Montebello, the

Tléeanbtlillgdnlst whom De.Safnt Ma-

. “" ,,,,,,,,,1.,i,e.i im Friday, attacked 'le Baron De Saint Marie while he tm; seated at a table, beating him wyout the head with s. cane. nlnfuriated women at De Saint Mn- ,-`|e's table resented the attack. threw their ten at the Marquis, and Mrs. 'ryler Morse, who was seated' at an “mining table, suffered from their had aim. _

i Emqy this morning the two Barons

me; und fought witii rapiers in c. driving rain. In the first round Dc ,mint Maria slipped and narrowly es- caped being punctured by his antag- nriist's thrusts, but in the second round he did not get nway so easily. Fontluliiat found n weakness in his defence and wolinded De Saint Marie in the forearm. This ended tlieduel. ,___.___-_--_

owe have just received a lot of the newest things in neckwenr_ Stylish ties at Zilc and 50c. See them, Macllelian Bros. 4'6d3l-

_SWBY shortly before noon _ln his coun- ltry seat, Priory Lodge, at Barnes, _Burreys`hire. _ Mr. Terry was one of the most prominent actors on the English Stage. He was born in Lon- don and went on 'tbe stage when he ,was nineteen years old. He made several tours of the United States, where he was cordially received, The plays in which _the actor was best _-known were: "The House of Burn. Side." “Sweet Lavender" and “Bar- dell vs. Pickwick,"

WU MAY RETURN

AS CHINESE MiINIST'ER.

i.oN|ioN, Apru 2-Accoriiiiigflifi

the Pekin correspondent n_f_ the Dolly 'I‘elegrnph, Dr, Wu 'Ping Fung is ,al- most ccrtnin to become the Chinese ambassador -at wasiiington. Dr. 'Wu was for 3 time Minister of Justice in the new Wiliuhlican Cabinet and for- mérly held thc post of Minister to the llnitcd States.

PILEB CURE!! IN 6 T() 14 DAYS.

_Your_,dru%_g|ut will refund money if

P_A20` OIN MENT falls to cure any case' of itching, illind, Biuediiig or

Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. Ont. _

'i”’i's2f'i7l/`e7l`i`1er"§ J

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_ We want to keep before your mind »

If is the greatest little watch

It pays to buy in this Province.

James E. Sentiner, Pownal, cele-

brated his 91st birthday on Tuesday, April 2nd.

Benjamin L. Wood, who for. the

past ,four years has been fanning in Klsbey, Sash., has sold out and, ln- tends going south for the summer.

Miss Mabel Howatt, who has been

studying vocal and instrumental mu- sic ln Charlottetown fonsometlme past, returned to her_home ln Tryon Thursday. ,

One of the most attractive winldow

trims for Easter is the Great_George ,Street window of the MacKinnon Drug Co_._, Charlottetown. The design lllld trlin is the. work' `of Ernest Worth. whose excellent window dis- Dlllys arc a fentui'e~0f the Rolall Store. ‘

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The funeral of the inte Patrick J.

Beiigan, who died recently in Boston und who wasraported as John Beag- an_ was held ‘on Sunday ia-st, the re- mains having been taken in charge hy his brother James who resides in Boston. He was aged forty-one years and was the son of the inte Patrick and 'Ann Beagan, formerly of' Char- lottetown.

Michael and Mrs. Hcnnessey, Char-

lottetown, are being tendered the sympathy of their friends in the dentlr of their little seven year old son Eddie which took place on March 31st. Eddie was a dear little chap, loved by all`who knew him and his death is greatly felt by his sorrow- ing pnren-ts who, with five brothers, nrc left to mourn a great loss. The

time you ever Saw_ `_ _,'. '_'__m__N" _ brothers ure: William, Waiter, Law-

The Wellner Watchfl

io keep " `

Come in and laik watch with us .

it will not obligate buying. W. W. Weimar ~

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lence, Ernest and Gordon, all at home. The funeral took place to St. llunstan's Cathedral on Monday and wus lurizely attended. The followilig were the pall-bearers:-Will McCourt, Artliur Byrne, Anthony Rearden, Ger- uld Maddigau, Ralph Biiiln lend El-

`]CW@lCl‘. _ ' incr Duffy, -

;_U-F-*"9* E - l l ----4-.-~‘-‘S-'~%‘ hui-it evening Mrs Matheson, of

~-|~‘|-}.¢~\Ve'||nve,two liiiudrell puck-` i~l|»riugliiii, president of the Relicknh et mil'r0l‘H Of SllP0l'101` ‘4“|\\lf»Y. _ llliil- _ Assemllly ,of the Maritime Province-i, the fight “We '90 nt “U "“l'"“l`lf . mid nn official visit to Pearl Re

rs hand ba etc.'I‘l\ese mirrors _ ___ 0 _

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pu e, E. will he given uwny to the first two liun<li'eil women making purclinsos of Hash-r footwear on Saturday, April ith. Only, one to a customer. Alley it vu., 135 Queen St. ~ 4-3d2i_

“Not only the largest stock of Easter Gloves to choose from, but every Easter glove buyer. Saturday Will be presented with s beuiitllul Carnation free. Piiroli- use of gloves must umount to Lou or over: cash only. Moore & McLeod 4~5¢|¢f

"You can save money by buying your shirts from us, we have the hest assortment, of the newest pat- terns mode by W. G. & R., and Tookrs. You will find our prices on

siiiris the lowest in town. 75c to __

$3.00 cncii. Macileilan Bros. 4-ildiii.

"A beautiful stock of Easter Neckwear Is ready for you at this store--the novelties of every sort, from thetrlni litt|e_blt at 25a up to lovely hand madejn bots nr. 2.50 and ii 50 mooret Mcneou 4-6ui.i

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Special Values l

1 for Women ‘

We have just received two f

new lines iii footwear and ns ri ‘

spring otieriiig we are offering fiieiii to our wouien custoniers

"Our line of Men’a Shirts is big- l

lin* und better than ever_We cnu show you the biggest assortmeut,' und our prices are lower than you ever riiiii for good shirts. Our 0Nl~l lli'li.i_.\li shirt is the best in Linn-l

aihi_ Mar-i.eilan Bros. 4-l1rl3l.i

"A niuqnifioont showlnfl 'of what is new in Spring Sultsfnnu Contsfv _ ready hare for Easter. Siilis-| wul_sts-Coats--Dresses-the fin- estussortmont ever _offornd af. this store. Moorollmcibeod ft-iidif

"im you feelliike throwing off, your Wiiii_ci- linllcrwcnrh Then we can sip- ply you with something lighter, we have ull the different weights, mid`

we ciiu supply your wants -at n suv-| ing in you, Maclleiinn Ilros. 4-Gdtli.

"fiii~_ni\clo is ri fluid that will clcnii ciot_\ie.~i perfectly. It is non-explosive, Ilnhurnuhie and has aqilensant udoi',_

lllllfll Hllllerior to gasoline, and will_|

not injure the most delicate fabric. 254:. hottie. E. A. Foster, 4-4d3i.

Colored 'Photos

Our vrmliin nuIull~1|_ 1 _

photos is plsiisii-u L- pprticular D s i~ p I i- _ lbhrels u dcciilmi iii- tlatlc tune and hh,-~~||~ int of colors that br- _ _ings out the in-st in

ffnod photos. U _ ~

|._| _ _J The Cook Studio

Sterlmg §itter's

The Never Failing _ lleerlillerve and Sfomech

Remedy- _

A Proven Medicine of Qxeepliojnsl Value _ '~ ~

Testimonials and - References fy the hundred from people ' 3:4 flrominmf _ - in Ciiy<_md -““"'-"°"'.iii'r°'- -

P. Mcov A111

‘ 41 Queen Sirnei. ' - -

Opposite Auld Bins _ Price soc per bolus. '

Farm for _Sale

The undersigned will offer by

lériveie sale iliefnrm of ihe lnic "'°“°“ T°0\\1_h:4. Mayfiéld consis- ___“§ of io6 acres of and in |3061! nie of cultivation. _Well wat rid §_‘§gl_ wiiirbuiluings. if me sua ___ \\n_a wet-ks 'wlllbeoffered for hl hor pariicuiarsa l ‘ou the

nt specially low prices.

5 » These boots show ilie very _ _ ` latest note in spring .styles and " the uiaicrisls and workinrin- _ ship is cllliiai the iuosivriii

cnl could desire.

' 'l‘an buitoiied boois,nll sizes,

sp;-ciiilly priced at _ . . . . $3.50

Gun iueial, high cut boots.

i6 luiitons liigb. special 3 00

Piiient lefiilici' bools. i6

liiiiioiui high, dull lops,:ipl-cial ...._.300

-Alley £6’ Co i ' 135 Queen Street _

lN'l‘fS'l‘ Ufficaliours B-I nail

just received direct from file Mill

Be wer Flour i_n_25 lb Bugs

Beaver l-`lour in ioo lb Bags

lie-ever rlonr in Barrels

Beer _ Goffs

' _ i ° -1 -ies ii -

fthe' ops' GEF( llilluhiirtlflsnt agen m bl 0: rho morn, plcneinp clinracteristiciv ¢.| ilu; auxin-(lt:-_iz "]fl|?\¢;"|:| nrgpoliitiiicnt to~day.

` For your Euler Photos Letcaf ip

` _Colored Worli. ef the

BAYER STllDlO

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lienwi; `l-'four in i-2 liiirrf-ls. -

nuh"'lfm`B_ , , _-

| _ bekaii L dge, I. 0. O. F. About fifty members of the local lodge were present. During the lodge session two members were initiated, and nf- tcr the. business of the evening was finished refreshments were served by the ladies. Mrs. J. A. Ilnyne, as Noble Grand, presided, and an excel- lent address was delivered by Mrs. Matheson. The president of the Re- bekah Assembly will visit St. John, Woodstock, and St. Stephen.-Mono ton Flxc. (Mrs. Matheson "ls» well known in Charlottetown, and Mrs. Bnyne's husband is well known in this province, 'having been instrumen- tal in the institution of two I.0.0. F. lodges, one at Montague and one nt Kensington.)

With ber rudder badly twisted and

one blade of her propelior half gone the Govern-ment icebreaker Stanley reachedport from North Sydney e few days ago after n bard fight with

'huge icefields in the run to North

Sydney from the Magdalen Islands. Soon after leaving Grindst-one Is- land, several days ago, for North Sydney, the -Stanley encountered im- mense i-ce fioes which the officers say soon wedged her in; Seeing the futi- llty of escape, her engines were stop- ped, and for about twenty hours the staunch icebreaker drifted with the tide until siic was between St. i‘nul's island and Cape North, when the niigiity icehridge parted null tho Stanley struck out for the open, easily negotiating the balance of thc

journey. The Stanley will go on tpc Murine Slip tpday for repairs.--Hu i- fnx Exe. (The Stanley was formerly of the port of Charlottetown.)

A recent issue of the Postal Cur-

rcnt, a Stonewall, Man., publication, ilevotcil to the interests of _the Post Oilice eiriploycas, says:-W. W. Mc- Leod, for many years Post Office In- spector at Winnipeg,.ls being super~- unn.untad_ _ He is at present on leave of absence. He is known to the post- uinsters from Fort William to the coast. As the pioneer.Inspcctor in

the greater _part of this country he hns had mn y n problem to solve.

c has seen thc service pass through

had n difficult position to fill. West- ern people are often impatient when

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-many stages of development, and has

DR A. B. R ,

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1- Ovdr .le kuisit sn seeking improvements, and Eastern

‘ "Nrl§'W Q5: §‘%c§L'Qu,l2|,_, minds were slow to be convinced of

the merits of the demands, and some- times Enstern officiaidom gave tnrdy

vice in Prince Edward Island just be- fore Confederation, nud has complet-

_ _ ‘- . consent. Mr. McLeod entered the ser-

cil 46 ears in the service He is now

G4 year); of nge, showing that his life

has been spent in the service. He came to Manitoba in 1880, and had, for ii time, the entire West under his supervision. Now the territory has some seven Inspectors. He retires with nn honorable record.

::Atiai-i Stock Pond is n, most high-

ly concentrated food and medicine. We know it will do the work. We can prove that it has the virtue.

- ‘ ' Try one package under absolute ' uarantee and he convinced. 25c.

IZ mid 50c. packages. E. A. Foster, Central Drurstorr, Sunnyside. dtf.

i>'i~:‘oi>iias uiiurkr Regular News

A Picture hui

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_ 'Two 0il\_cr' Good J'

_' M. , __ G _- _ '_ li Neudeviile Blfween The Acta

J AuaiiiiTrainor I l

Ernest Tanton, St. Eleanors, was a passenger to Charlottetown this lwesin en route to Calgary.

Miss Hazel Hughes, Mt. Allison,

Saclville, is spending Easter at her home in Charlottetown. -

Cuthbert Simpson, King's College,

Windsor, is spending Easter with his parents, Canon and Mrs. Simpson, Charlottetown.

Angus Matheson and W. R. Tinney,

Charlottetown, were passengers west Thursday afternoon to spend' their Easter holidays at their homes `-in Bradalbanel '

Miss Helen Jenkins, dung-hter of

. . _ s, _ _ .,

lottetown, has returned from Hall- fax, where she has been attending the `Fiacred Heart Convent, Halifax.

Miss Louise Lyons, daughter of

Mayor Lyons, Charlottetown, iias,rc- turned from the Sacred Heart Cou- vent, Halifax, to spend the Easter holidays nt her home. _ ..._

The friends of Mrs. Hector McDou-

llld of Orwell Cove, who has been ill in the P. E. Island Hospital, Charlottetown, since last February will hear with pleasure that she wus able to return to her home Thurs- day much improved in health.

In referring to the mission cam-

'mign of the N. B. and P. E. I. Methodist conference, the Wesleyan of the third gives prominence to the following bopefiil campaigners, all well known here:-Revs. H_E_ Thom- as, Ncil McLaughlan, A. D. McLeod, .W. Harrison, F. A: Wlghtman, Jas. and H. S. B. Strothurd and‘ W. E. Johnson.

George Wallace died on Friday

morning after an illness of nome- thing over oiic year. Wiiilc not con- fined entirely to the house during iill that time he had been able to move around but little. Deceased formerly belonged to P. E. Island, but moved _hcrc some thirty years- ago. ilu leaves to rr_ourii a wife, four sons ‘and three dnulzliters; the funcrui was held yesterday iifteriioon, the service being conducted by the Rev. A. id. C'-hapman. The interment was nt Fernwood cemetery.-Snckviiie Exe.

An unusually large congregation

was present at St. Andrew’s church last evening, when the pastor, Rev, Dr. Pringle, spoko on "The Gospel in Civic Affairs," taking his text from St. James, 5. Before beginning the sermon proper, the speaker stated that he had received several nnnony- moiis letters 'since last Sunday, in which were threats both against him- self and also one against the church. He had also' iienrd other threats coming on the wings of rumor. But .the doctor said he was not afraid of these things, lic had been through it all before.-Sydney Exe. (Dr. Pringle is well known in this Province.)

- :LI-lqrse Medicines-'I‘his'is the lond- ing store for horse medicines. We have a full stock of all the moat pop-

reinedies now on the American murk- et--tiie line includes Caiiniliali, Eng- lish and American remedies of world- wide repute for curative qualities. Patrons can have full use of our Vet. er_lnary Liliriii-y, free of charge. This

(leorgc and Ki-.ut Stu. dl'tf_ -._ l I

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" The Essential Fenfure,

in tho fitting of glnssm is to liiive the lenses so ground us to properly correct the opficul i-fi in tiiv- eye. - _ *'i‘hnt beinir done, the importance of From-|'iy_iidltlstiiig_ the lenses um uiountiuzn iut e fuuc uni lulrdly hr' uvmestliiintod. We re- alize this truth uffiiess statements nuii strive in give an ali-round und liior§»uicIiI_v up oilwinliiuie optical' service, 'i`ry ur fur’ hatinfnc|.or,v

i Hl‘l'\'|Ct'-

G. F. llll'l’CllliSON

I Jeweier_-Optician. |-opera- iiouse

0NE S0l.li) WEEK Commenting Mon. _ _Mf_‘lrLM1'__8l\l__- G. Herbert Perry Presents Perry’s Peerless

Players T

'yvrrn llazel Corinne and Dm - Malloy _

' - IN A H|‘lll|El'l OF lligh Class lfoyalfy Plays With Elahoreie and Special Scen- ery. Novel Elitfrical Effects

-ncsnar -Nicar- Aniia The Sin in Girl

- -FOLLOYIIZD BY--

\ The Princesa of Patches

_The Girl from Smelly Mountain

l The Lilile C0-ED

' Wife in Name Only

And the Sereaminj Farce

"¢°"‘°‘¥ '"'l’!'f§`; -

`_ Prices 25-_3§_;-§0 miie

" " Secilreymlr Sain in advance

lr | . _ _

_ IL - Ill lnillflud IOIIQI " On Sale " Upugl Places. __ `

‘A ‘r".”‘"-."f`_" '_ .__,.»~»"""*“ _ ‘- ` _ I 1-Nl" ` `

iDr S R Jenkin M L A Char-`

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THE" 0UEEll’S C0llN`l`-Yi" GUARDIAN

ular und efllcicnt farm and horse'

MacKinnon Drug fio., corncr Great,

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51% _ F' I

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_ Our display ci Easter

millinery has been prc

nounced to be the finest collection of trimmed

-_ ' store in this city. Did

you attendthe Opening .P

Ii you did not. we would be very pleased to have 'yoii'loolc_ihe models _-over-ilic first day you can, '

I Easter Sale of

‘ 1 _ ¢ -hats ever shown l- an

Kid £6’ Cape Gloves

The s':iudnrd quzilities of the best nizikcrs in ull ilie siaple sliadcs are in

stock as eiiunierated below. in fine qiiilitics of kid itouillon makes are far

superior to the others while in the lieav

Souzcife, Revniers' first quality three

clasp fine Glace kid gloves in both blacks and tails in :ill the sizes, (lucr- :iuteed _ ......_._l.50 pair

Pauline

l’osiiivv:ly the best: glove

of its lziiid on the iirulect.

Wcliavc never iii tlielrist

io years seen anything like

the quiiliiy nl. the sniiic

pi'icc._/\ll raizfrri gi\aran'c¢.:<i

lllaclc.Wliile, _

Tam, Grey, _ Navy, Brown |_lil per.pa'ir

Tan Dogslrin

Gloves 89c pair

1i A fine iii ediu iii

weight leather with one clasp :it wrist and pique

_ sewn fingers worth i.io _ :i pair,all sizes 89c pair

Dogsliin

Deiit’_~z own iiialcc of cape

gloves. The kind that resists wear :ind always looks well. All P. .\'. hi. sawn. All sizes

'_[`iiii .. _.[35 pair

Wliité Slaic._..... _ . _ . _.L50 pair

9’

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...ar fir- _

._4_ _ _,_ \.'~ ` 8%.- '7'

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"~--fax T-

. Chamois

The natural color

, cliziniois glove very siunrt

looking and very cnsily

ef; , "'77 wu_~ilieri .i\il sizes

in nwns iinuulal

A GLO_VE Guarantee

We guarantee Gloves

which rip or tear or show iiiau\ifuctiirer’s imper- fections when first ii iefi

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Dil ,

No returns will be acc-

epted where gloves show signs of wear or had treatment.

Gloves when damn 1.-_'ed

must be brought to us for inspection.

When Claiim~l_A re just

we will replace wifii new glows.

S'l‘/\NI.iiY BROS.

Childreifs Tan Dogsliin

» A new- shipment of these gloves lies just’ nrrived. All sizes

75|: 85c ‘95c pr

icr-gloves, Dent lends the world.

Aida. Rouilloii Sizludard fine Clare

kid gloves in bofli black :ind ian in :ill

sizes. Fiilly guarui\icril.._....._.l 35 pair

Suedes

'I`r<-jniisse is the one

French iiiaker who really understands how to iunke

real fine suc-de gloves. All

sizes, fully guaranteed.

Black

Grey ~ "I`:in.... ..._.....l.50 pfir

Brown Kid

_Gloves 65c pair

I' A good quality of l

Austrian kid gloves with two clasp fasfncrs, embroidered back :md over sewn seams.

20 inch Kid Gloves'

are au absolute necessity with ilie short sleeve wnisis.

We have iheiu in this length

in :ill sizes in both black

:ind white ......._.2.55_pair

] .;

L25 pair

" -». ' I" xt .¢` f 7 chew gildi- A _ ' ~ - 4

‘$;;:_-;;I.eh’.\ *ix - ev

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its ‘- _r‘f

Men's G oves I __ '_

Dogslun

.\feii’s heavy tau dog-

skiu gloves. P. X. M. sewn senuis and one s)i:ip fustiier wrist. .-\ll -'i1<f»‘i....._.._.I.25 pair

l _e

Grey Suede - _Deni’s P

A Dent’s best qiinlif_\- oi Grey suede Own make of extra fine tau cape

gloves Pique sewn one clasp. All sizes welted seams. One fastner. All sizes _ _ __ l.50 pair nnd._..... '_ : . _...|50 pall'

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Mcn’s Neckwear

The neviles |_hn~ve arrived and me

entirely different from last season. They are made both reversible and

Fench senni to suit all

Ladies’ Neckwear

~ Rose bows(i_1ew) . . .4 .25c each

' All sliades in Irish Poplin String

iies_........_ _.....2 c J9eceth

‘ New Dutch Collars. . _ . 25§'"l6"G3c"

Narrow stripes, l.engi_llwif:e,

Gold Bars.

Narrow bias

stripes

Wide bins bars Gold grounds

Knitted ties

New collars patterns

5oc each

all ihc new 5 for Soc

.¢. ,_ an

foo,

irish Crochet Collars . -

(Imitation) 701: fo l.|0 each

Soft Collars and Ties.. . . _ . _ .5|lc lei

hiheis arid side ifruis Zee ao sie

Bells _

Sueiies.... ._ _ ._ ......._3‘lc 50|: Eliisiics... Soc 50 cts

Stanley ' Bros

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