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'run cnAru.o'r'rs'rowN GUARDIAN, MARCH 3.". 1

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_A Qliloes in New Prowse

stock-ciiiribhtmtiii. 7”"

Dir. Mi\\‘ls'rrn.|~: of Sourls is at the

\'ie-tcria.

G. A. Ta\'i.orr wlll address the mens nieiiting at the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow at :Ll-'i on tho subject-Wlrat lack I yet. All men invited.

‘ j" " " iioii’t Forget ' The Cheap

all Paper f

_ Sale at rf

.fl \ f.-_

iirtoirs

1 Bookstore.

Lots of pretty pat- 3

A terns left yet "

O YOU

USE DYES

lf you do we can supply

you with perfectly fresh pnelcringc dyes. We handle

“DIAMOND DYES”

all colors.

DYULA ( all colors)

stationed in this Province will be eigiitty-

Sssaron Yao came in by the train y¢s. 'order returning ti-om ottawa.

J.McK|nnon of McKinnon and M¢N¢v|“

business tri p,

Sum' C°"°“°- Cain- Anderson arrived

at Burbadoes yesterday afternoon from Cavcnne. Ali well.

. DR. Cori-‘IN formerly of Montague img m°"°d "9 D“\\'|l\8. wiiers he intends to practice in the future.

D- MVLHAN. of Crapauii returned yes. WNINY (Wm I 'Jill to the mainland and went home in t-he aftemccn gmt",

H.Sur1'u of Haney & Smith, 0|,,_,“_l'

who has been on the Island for some time °'°95¢\'l Yesterday on return to Ottawa.

The Union Bank of Halifax is receiving

contributions to the Japanese Famine Fund. and will transfer- some to The Halifax ifemlrl_ free of charge.

Pr-:rrsorrs desiring to order furniture

from eatalaguescan save money by acting on the advice given by Mark Wriizlits Furnishing Co. in their large iilue arl on page four of this issue.

Two of Cliarlottetown's prominent

young men Russel Clarke and Waiter Young left Thursday night on ii walking expedition to Sumnierside where they expect to remain n few days.

Miss Etta Dorrsr-ir, Vice Principal of

Spring Park school, who lins obtained a Sclioiarship from thc Governrricnl, will lenvc on Sunday night, for (iuelpli. During her' nbscnce Miss Gallant will srriistitutc.

J. 'l‘. Cli0t‘ki:'ri' i'. Vit-c Consul

rrftercorriniing out of the cuiicr-rt at the \'.M,C. A. last. evening hrriidr-rl Secre- tary Arcliiliald $.'>,i‘tI for the inortgrige furrti asacniripliiiicrit to the boys who took part in thc rlurriii-ii.-1| ti,-i]| in the concert..

Iirzv. S'|‘i-.rrirr-:N T. 'l'izim formerly

wont west yesterday morning on n

MAYPOLE SOAP (all colors)

Aisubiilk dyes woods and

coloriiigs. We will appreciate your trade.

“The Two Macs”

MWWHMWMH

DRUGGISTS

Cor. Grt. Geo. and Kent. Ste.

and Miss Prowse went home to Murray

I-Iiirbor yesterday afternoon.

Doughnuts, i0c doz.

are our specially

T0-DAY; _ . .

't Apple l-*lea rzc each. 5

Miiice Pies nc each

Cream Pin iz & iso each H Cucoaniil Plea i5 & :cc each , Dark llruit (‘nke 25': pound I Sultana Cake ooo P01 lb l , Nui CW* ’°° ll’ city rinrl tzlirouglicut many parts of ther

wifi c ir be is . , nrciniorn .fri irnfria, narii Province. [his is not to be wondered at,

and goori, |

one yr-ms old next June, and ns lic ontcrridtho Mcilrotllst riilnislry in li~':'»ti this is his jubilee year. lie has lived in Moncton sirrrr lrlli. llc is still active and is _greatly beloved by his friends and fellow citizens.

A. P. Pritiwsi-1, M. Ii. A. l\lurrny Ilirrbor

returned yesterday ironi the mainland whither he had gone to meet his daugh- ter, who has been compelled to leave her studies at Mt. Allison College owingto having broken her arm recently. Mr.

Anrn'i‘roNar.donations to the Museum

ofthe Natirral History anti Antiquarian Society:-Antlers of Cariboo, found in Wiiit.erRiver, Jiiiues L. Kaiser. Kiiuvi (liin'and Maori battle-axe, by S. C. Nash. Sriiuygier jar t_~.iiaperl to body). and ancient iron lniiip by Arthur Alley. A rare shell tilelix) Joseph Purcell. A nrrirrliet' of issues of Canadian Record of uicnecttciconiplets lilo) by the Natural

ilistory Sdciety of Moiitreiil.

'l‘irreGurir<lian Employment Bureau is lic general topic of conversation in this,

for so many pcrsonsirretlrrougli it getting

iust what they wnnt.To those who do not who is a "~n’ub,m, md' Her st le I8 7' R“‘“"“5!"M' M“L°°'l'

Dm 'dr-sire io advertise t‘he fre-Ilia 252)] cents; vnznmus nm., nhl; Dfmzpmt andy her Mmllvy.

TRI death occurred at Halifax on

Wednesday laat of Mrs. Mary E. Mwgtm tnah aged ti), widow of John Mackintosh. Deceased was the mctlier of Mi-ti. (Rem) Johnllurray, Clifton. P. E. I. md 9( J. C. Mackintosh, banker at Halifax.

A wanornn of more than ordinary

ilitarest took place on Wednesday last; at the residence of Fred C. Jones, ligne. ton when his sister Harriet Foster was married to Francis S. Eaton, s well known Boston broker. Among the reigttveg Present was Mrs. W. S. Stewart, Char- lotuetcwn.

THU m\l5|° P580 in the Saturday issue of Apr|i7th will contain the words and musloof a' popular sung entitled, “Ma _ Baby Sue" also Home Circle page, Magn- zine D889. colored Comic page, Home news, interesting short Story. Sermon by RW- Wm- D°\‘9°ll. notes on the S. S. Lesson a week hence, and all the latest tclegraphio and local news. Only titty cents per year or twenty-ilve cents forsix months. rf

AN impressive parade was made by the

members ofthe League of the Cross, and the members of the Laborers, Protective U“l°D. yesterday morning at the funeral of tliulate James Clinton. The band of the League of the Cross headed the iurrerirl procession. High Maas was said rit b‘t.` Duiiatan's Cntliedral, after which the funeral prcceerieii tn tim hr-nd of Pownal Street whence the body was transferred for conveyance to Kelly‘s Cross where interment took place. The iiowcra seutiiy sympiitliizers were many and beautiful.

l Till-3 Y. M. C. A. appreciate very much the help given by the Loyal True llluo Society in helping to clear the mortgage debt. This is only one of the niagnani- mous acts of the Loyal True Blues who are most energetic iii the prosecution of iiiitrny phases of good vrorks, one of the ‘chief olijcctsb- ing to care for homeless and orphan l’rutestirnt. children. 'l‘hey stand hy the llibli-, claim truc loyalty to country and st-ek to assist. iriiri protect all -inlhefull enjoyment ut' their cori.~ilitu~ tional freedom, rlglits and privilcge>'.

Gllaltliiau advertisers will be glad know that its Saturday issue with its many special fcirturesis now read by at least six liuridred more people than tiny other during the week. This increase is in addition to its rilready much larger .sale on Saturday. Every body should read The Guardian and have a copy of the special Saturday edition sent regularly from this cfiico to their friends. They will appreciate it more than a letter. Only fifty cents per year or 25cfor six months. tt

Tr-rnirsiiai April 12th has been set as

the time forthe concert hy the Madame LangleyCcncert Company which will he given under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. This company is one of the finest trios of artists that have ever visited the Maritime Provinces. They are just returning from a 'l`rans»Canudian Tour, which has been ngreat success, and will shortly still for their homes in London, England. Madame Langley is recognized as one, if not the premier lady violinist ol England airdlier wonderful bowing and technique holds her heurers spellhound. Mr. Adams, the baritone, is .a singer rapidly coming into prominence and his rich baritone voice, coupled with u careful European training under the best masters, makes his numbers on every program ii treat to the ear. Miss Meggy, the pianist is tr young Australian girl

Teieplioiie iii. him no dmrHe» lsollflintrcfulj “_ c,y in Wolrdcrful ability anti training enable her

F¢\lr’i= “nifty “hm they me 0 ` “L ol 0 mer' 'Y to play selections only attempted by few o¢,hers_

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amount. H should fail to hear these artists.

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For Men-~~At the Fire Sale

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BARGAINS! Money-saving opportunities

for every ecouo

Still good choosing and never-equalled bargains in NECKWEAR---COLLARS-~

HOSIE RY-- W HITE HOSE--SUSPENDE

KERCHIEFS, HATS and CAPS. Andie.

day we wish to direct

We’ve always made a specialty of high grade, stvlish Htpis, You’ll tind

mme but good Hatsilicre Such hats as the Stetson,‘ the llawes” and the “Trees” are all known, and opportunities to purchase them :rt such prices as

offered below are very rare indeed. ~

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Stylish, Highest ~ Selling Below Actual Cost l

At $|.3.'5 worth $2 ,If,‘,;,,,T,,“;',’ pel: s lendid

g Y wearers, sha 'e and color retainers. Slliimlld mi'

At $3.75 worth $5 i‘Z.°....£‘.i n-never fade,

alwava retain shape. Two splendid styles in black

soft shapes.

Ai $2.25 worth $3 J.“:..°:1; Hawes _gagency r\ta.ai an ao t-lnaap!en-

fish cha a all rlimen

did variety of uty Ds I faoe or figure.

WEEKS

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ing hat.

alone for any

price.

'_ to the great bargains We’re giving in HATS l

Grade Hats

At 83:: worth $1.25 2,:,',:,f:,°;

ngis aotlata nsoron(y ac a ' wide variety of shapes; spien id value at original

inlcall y minded man

SHIRTS--ARMLETS RS-SILK H AND-

your special attention

rid colon ,

several excellent selections on the phono- graph while the young ladies sold home made candy.

the Province. Mr. Mt:Alp|no is a son of Chas. D. McAlpine. formerly managing director of the MeAlpine Pub. Co. Ltd. of Halifax, N. S. and a grandson of the late David MoAlpine, the pioneer Directory publisher of the maritime provinces. Alllson Wishart, representing the

` Dxsremrno of the highest praise is The Prince of Wales College Observer for March. The editor anti iris staffare to be ‘congratulated They determined during the present term to elevate the tone of their college monthly. imd they ha\'e exceeded the expectations aroused by their first excellent Issue. Tire contributions comprise among other articles, How a 'l`rack Team Trains;

Crrrviu-rr of England Services in Geoi't:e~

t/e\vn, Cherry Valley, Soiiris anti Murray lliver will l).V., he aa follows :

April lst~Georgeto\\'n, ll a. ur., (ilrily Gomniurrion): Cnerry\'alley ,T p.rii.; Sour if., il ri. m. and 7 p. ni. April Hlli ~I’nliii Sunday, Cherry Vail.-y,

i0.ilU; blur-ray llivcr, 7 p,rii.: ticorttctoiiri, ti a,m., tlioiy Coiiiriiunlorr) Il a. iii. rind 7 p. iii.

lIoi_Y \\'cek-Daily servlccs with :id-

drcsses, in Georgetown,

Good l<`riday-Cherry Valley llrrrc lit-iii'

service, ll ii. m. to 12; Georgetown, 7 p. iii : Sour|s,1l ii. ni. and 7 p.m.

Easter Sunday-Georgetown tl-lply (Join- iiiunion) S and il a. ni.; Giiei-ry 'Valli-,-, 7 n. rn.: Souris, ll a.ni. niiii 7 p iii,

Easter Monday-Chr-rry \'niicy, iiri', Communion il a.m.; l€n.~itei~iiii-vriiiyg l0:=0 a. rn.; Georgetown, Easter riicc|iiig7 p.ii». April 22nd-Cherry Valley. llnly (‘nrii rnunloii 10.30 a.m: Murriiy Rive-r,T p.ii ; Georgetown, 11 a. ni and T p_iii.

April Nth-Sonrls, ill ir.rn. Holy Coni-

muriion and 7 p.in.; Georgetown, ll a.m : Clicrry Valley, 7 p.m.

A large and entliuslatic audleritc

attended the concert given in Y. M. C. A. hall last, evening in irld of the Y. M. C. A. mortgage fund. Over tour liuiidrivl persons were present ami it is thought that in the vicinity of $75.00 will ie netted from the concert. The progriiiii though not classical was very much errioyed by those present and miiny of the numbers elicited heart-y applause.

Tire program was as followsz- l, Opening remarks by the cliriirriiiiri

S. A. McDonald. Chorus.

Reading-by Lily Riggs,

Solo-Miss Fannie Stevenson.

Reading-Ralpli Rogers.

Solo-Mrs. Pyne.

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10. Solo ami chorus-Mr. i"uiir»rluii arid

ll. Reading-J. Higgins.

i2 Solo - J. Murchison.

lil. Dumbell tlrlll-\'.ll\l.:C. A. lioya,

i-l. Solo--George \Vorth.

I5. Reading f-Mr. Snelgrovc.

lil. Solo-Mrs. Cameron.

i7. Reading-Mr. Tar-bush. lri. Duet.-Mr. and Mrs. Bethune. “1‘ lil. Auld Lang Sync and God Save the King. , ` During intermission Os. Wright gave

Tasteless Cod Liver Oil With Malt, Wild Cherry

and

llpyophospliites

is invaluable in all wasting diseases, convaifsence, coughs, colds, nervous de- blllity etc. ‘V _‘_

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Recommended

by Physicians

Price $1.00 per bottle.

COFFEE

Rlclr Old Mocha from Aden

Rare Old jalva from Batavia. A blend of those two for a

morning stimulant. Rich, rare, and tasty. The belt ob- tainable--4oc per lb.

JAS. KELLY 6: Co.

Burns G. Mr:Do:\'.\i.n. who has been spending the winter months at his honir' 1 at Oyster Bed Bridge left r\ few days ago for Manitoba. \

J. Anulnrr h|c.~\i.i-irrr., of Saint John, , '

N. B. ie publishing a Directory of Prince Jp°tO'date r UD'l0'd2tC by the publisher to make the vroi-kttie dry goods' dry” goods' moat reliable of its kind.yet nublialzed of y. -

Edward Island. Every effort. will be made

k “the busiest store on Chariottetown's busiest street.

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publisher, has been In the city for the lust. ~ three weeks soliciting orders for the

work.

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ful, s y es that are

solutely new and right needlework that i. t fziultless-and pi ices - that we'll leave to your

Universities by .icuii ciiveii, Lite D, _ , d . t f "V/,;~ _ _

Rhodes Scholars: The French Revolution. :`\ '\ ' _` 'V _ f" _ ` 7/ / N/ '

The editorial department iscommendalile, -;_i ` ` "1, ,' , ,f - '//" - \ . 7 arid comprises well written cornrrirrrts an / _;_,_;»' ' `&.` ‘ m , ' ’ ' ‘ /I I ` ` -, the Cadet Corps, Dr. Caven, Y. M. C. A., / __ _ »` _ l' 1, ' a u .,- i' ‘ /_'A _ i t /l `. ,

Ladies Department. and a most ser.\.il»le /V "-' ‘ -.L ` it ,l ty l\ t k ` ii / /G tl _, A -W criticism on the much iioiiscnss and little _ //4 , \ S V, t ` ` i sense now appearing in iiewspnpers on , »' Af fl ' ' ._ _ ~~_ , » » ""5 ,Il the Subject of education. 'l`|re Ladies' : ,/-’.’,,”»;/N WZIISIS that Sl]0W ll \ , , l 1?

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3-Tpliyili-ytm;i;:."aen:l ni;;`;:t.l‘i;rsc;ilri;(auanei:\r¢; Q V 3 _.I _y tile l0il(‘ll Of tile 8I‘i.lSt'S \c",,1. , ,- t ' \»'>

conveying the atrriospliere of the eoliige i 2" in I' hand _Designs that 'S \\\'.57

and campus to those without the pale. ~‘~ '_ - ` Rfe [RS féflil and beallil- ` _ / .

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~ " N0. 6 at $2.75 judgment. N0. 2 Ili SOC.

Another dainty \viri>at_ l|.'i'.' iiiniiv veviitzii

pleats and centre front is l»c;triiiirili\' eniliroirlcrtri_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $l.(»5.

iovi ly orgzindie \\':ti_~t, iin_~. lie-iiistiiciietl

tucks, eiiihrciricrert front, and rows of eiiiliroidcrcd lnseriitiii st prirnte-ti by tucks. . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.35.

_ ainty all over embroidery waist, tire \'

Sleeve Wm) deep um' §‘l““re yoke shaped yoke :is well as the iii-cp cull, of lace and cruhroidery, button back _ am composed of ting \-gl. im.-qrti/~n SLI with fagotterltrickingsilowii. _ . $2.75

Others $3.3 $4.75, etc, etc.

Pre-tty blouse of colored print, sliowing

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narrow stripe eiiect. _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 60;; _

\Vhite riiuslin iiiorirc, plain and nent,

many vertical rows of tricks. _ ._

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Fine whitelawii waist, leg of iiiuttori

Handsome, lady-like garments---matte by the best taiiors in the Dominion.

right in quality, right in style, right in price. V

__,_'_ Block Ciotli Skirt. 7 gore, 3 rows cording X?-,_".__'.f.';f,_,', at each seam, seam iinisiied at base

;i:';;7 with roiirzded tubs. . . . _ _ . _ _ _ _ $2.25.

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` , In navy and lflack vicuua comes a very

N. attractive line, 7 gore pattern, lap

-»-\ 9”* seaiinlarge triangular tah,plped vriili ~~ ~» -- satin at base of seam.,._ _ _...$3.25,

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if 15/ -Q39. "£2,

Skirt of military blue broadclotii, 7 gore

pattern, very stylish, has box yiait

SKIRTS OF STYLE

First of all in our skirt buying we must have fit-for without it theic's

ueither[style,uor satirfaction-these skirts lit-'l`hev're absolutely new- -they/'ic

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' from knee to base of ercii st-:ini $3.45.

A very light grey lioniesprin r) gore skirt,

has lap seanis,lins tvro vertical plziiis. on every second gore--init :it kiiec

length, a very fetching style. _ _ _ $5.l5 .

Another grey skirt in cltiilzei- iioiiie.~puii

showing a fieck of green, is iiiiicii

satire pattenras thc last. and is :i

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H7] _ One of thc newest skirts sliorvn is in rt

fi, pretty hoiiiespun. very iight grey, ,tl ,t t narrow tucks at ilie liipiiiake n close /U; » _ fit about waist, vertical pit-:its com- ' ~ _ " \ inerice ut hare of hip. and tlare from

,Yi - '_,___/ ` knee length. inverted box plciii doc ii t _ _ .t ,_

front gon-..._ _ . $6._1

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A haiidsoriie rainy day skirt of fawn Cra-

venette, is made iii 7 gore pattern, and is trimmed at hip with double tab on each seam-skirt can be

Other prices rnii $6.50, $8.20, $9.50, $10.50, $11.75 and so on.

A CORRECT COATS

SOME SUGGESTIONS POR SPRING

At A loose tiveed cost, Empire style. At One of the prettiest coats you evti

$6-50 white satin piping, patch poc- $l0.50 saw, dark covert, ai petit-ct fitter, ket, the sleeve has trim hack cuff. tap seams, trim hack ciiii.

shortened on wet dzrys--iiy nttscliiiig each tab to a hriltori an iririi rr' two below it . . . ._ _ . _ . _ _ . . . _ . . ._ _ $6.50.

At Another loose tweetl coat, of mixed At A very ii:iiitl_~aoiiit: cost oi light crm-it

$7.95 g\'¢Y» Plemed b&Cl<. with yoke piped $ll.5O cloth, close fitting, short cunt. re-ry with brown satin. fetching :iiirl stylish. _

At Fawn Covert Cloth. loose box hack , At A very fine black hroiirlrlntli mat iii

$9.75 pleated, half belt, large patch poc- $|l 75 semi pony style, iotise hiirl; with ket. a very attractive coat. yoke formed by applique of self cloth.

Some other prices $i2 50. $l4.50. $I5-50. etc. Soma lovely silk coatta for elderly ladies. $1550. $l5.95, $l9.50,

$2l.50» 24.50.

Rcaehank Farm

Sitaate on the south aide of Hillsboro

River opposite the city, one mile from Charlottetown, containing 180 acrea,r3c

acres cleared and in ahllph state of e\ilti~ vation, Terms liberal. or further partl-

The Tobacco Epicure who does not use the

HICKIIY TWIST. PEARL OK RUBY

vliirdiiz cor Mrxrunres iN i AND iz POUND 'rrNs.

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culara apply F. llcKENNA,e

Charlottetown, - queen Street

Ang I, IIB \A\.Wed.h-l.»ot v Tobacco Marirrfrwtnrora Queen Bt. Charlottottown. P.E. Inland

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very trim and stylish gariiiciit. ~ $5.85.

th Han never derived that real onioynieii which is hia, They ara the genie of tho

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