MA3°H_ _“$11911 -oi.. timid me 'ri-is cs-Aiu;o'r'rsrowN GUARDIAN ...MT 0, ..._-. -.- _ -mica Frm - _-_

i- _- _ _ _ _ __ ,_ _ .._..__ . . _‘_ _ ......-.___.._._.._._.-_._.

REXALL “93” HAIR TONlC

We l_iu\'e this celebrated Hui|"l`oiiiono\-.~ in stock. [i“(.,|,m||,.,|'

as n Iiumirrowc-r, il:uldrili`l` cure und gem-r;il dressing for ilu- |,,,,,.

50c and $I.00 s bottle.

Solo .\i:evits.

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The ll'la_cKinnon Drug Co;

NOTICE

I hBl”Pb.V notify the Puiilie thut l liuvo purchased the entire stool;

illlll t!U0ll\\'llIot` tho llnrison lliidl+i'takingf‘o and as l have no cunn- oction with :in,\' Co or lfildcrtliker in tht- 1*;-i,\ii|,c,. | (Wm

be in u uosltiuil to guuraiitei

~i.it.i-lfaction u he

_ _ ‘ -' _ ' ' .ii your orders :irc intriistt-d to ine when the service of our profession is required

Yours

A. H.W

A_DMAN

Funeral Director uiid Eiiibzilincr

0 __ _ _ Office 20_7 Prince St __ __nl}p_s_}f_:!___Ii;;g§=2t£__Oliuich 1 hone 2.89 J. Residence kink’ lddward Hotel

t___ _. ___ .l __

' __ House-Cleaning 'lime il" _ House Painting Time

‘rfle S/_IeI‘_w/'n-W/'///'uma /"am//y Pu//if is made particu- larly to lighten lioiisecltzdiiiilg

_ labors.

It ls an oil paint and cali be ~»_

washccl and szcrulibcscl. lt lirush- es out ezisilv-cloesii't Graff or

tire you to apply it -

. I _ ~>

can put it-on. Made lu 24.

, .

good colors. Use

year on your cupboards, pantry slielvcs. l_iz‘.e;<: boarils, etc., and you`ll have less

work next year.

` Get color c`:1i'f_ls_tllcy

_ tell more about'l"ainily

Paint.

-`|

the ffirls

it this

s. w. Eoiinix B B E

- Hardware, Paiiits :ind Oils. _ __

lliolhnner Washer

.W -A' P4 1 le

‘I1--nu makes llus innc

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l , » I" u

M '. .~.',

, i. - _._l.'. ".‘ -A ,_" _

The genriiigis A A ' h

5’ ` covcied giving_ _ _ '- ____\_.__ f_4;`T;`:

absolute protec- " 2 ' ‘_ ' ";_‘f'_ .

tion. B 5, - '

Roller Boar- ` _ _ ‘_ `

. _ , 1 _ » - .

ings redlive the __ _ ~ _ _-

,_ -2- 2 friclionto a min- , ‘ _ i _ '» :"'i'f" iiiiufn, :intl the ARA _ ' __ ' :_ 5 A* ‘L mum `Z heavy tlywliecl

' _ it-.H .- _ _ “

\ WWII liiilc lliii the cas- ' x _"_ ..-....... - _ .

-sc’-?=:__ _/___ _

n ilic market

wnsliboard surince.

Made of selected materials only. One grade only and that the best.

Nmilifacturcd by J. ll. CONNOR & SON. LIMITED. Ottawa, Ont.

Ageirls.

R. 'l`. Holman, Ltd., Sumniersidc. 'l`l\e Rogers llzirdwnrc Co., Ltd., Chai'

lottctown.

3 ziltsdrgnios.

L _ l

".°i"'-"N \ '-‘fs .___ _I ,_ ,._,. . .

- \./A

sn" \~|:|_'_n vzou

E :"~` i E-_\`

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sxuorsis or cniuoiiiu NORTH wen i.l\Ni> nsoutarioss.

home- each Oh tr!

pro 'l lu

lent ru nn log Rotary - \\'asl\¢-r o .

lnsidc of tub

~ heavily corrug-

ated, making it

~ into it complete

At Reasonable Prices.

' li dd t l w irk done and

wiiinbtolltx rlblrie Efiiasiisgiinxhle t;ljiCUS. Grill 0" us. You will get honest, i'eliu_ble. Work_- work that will be entirely satisfactory in every wn;-_ We have ull the iiiiistiiiigroved npnlinnoes und skillful ilentmtri. w o_w|_ll trout you gently und us pnililessly ns it is possible t0 do. '

|25 Queen Sf

III' Il0IIIII_§_____i|:_n_ ne.. o Gilr- IIl'. J. W. IIOIlSIiY

Physician and Surgeon

Graduate leGl1l University, Koal-

nal, Quo. '

Late Resldlnt House B\\1‘¢00Il. Formerly occuP|°‘1 D! th* IW' Dr' Western General Holpltll. ll°1\*»f°*I»

|79 Oillca 187 Kult St. i i W-

__ ____________._._._--

|_iobster Packers’

Equipments `

0, u to see' ini' S1003(

otlnfflin-eEi(i»s factory nnuvllvl. to note t. e ax_¥ra-imod_inater- lnls und ivor mnnsliip and oompure DVICU- '

-_ rlenced ln

fliIlnn3"orl?miiii,dmi(no\\' thnt vnu'll be pleased, und _satis- lled with results. Them u one right place to iso-l.l\nt’s lu-re.

l‘l\onl~ :ttN.l. ~

__-I

Jas. A. M_cEachern__S_T£w_m-vs_

~’v‘=i wi ____ _:___ ._ __ _ f___ __ .___ __ ___ _ _ __ ___ __ _ .__, __ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _,__ _ . ._ Q yo, sf, » _’ ‘ _ _ ' ._ ~ .- . _-_ -‘___ _ *_ ~ _f A '_,_¢i~'- _, ,»_,_.f,£§y,-_t\. ;\_ " it- 1 1_1 ~~" ~,»_»_...._,,p» -_ ` ': ' _ ' ‘. _. _ _ _ __ - ._,_~__. ~

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It Days to buy in this province.

.l_ H. Buntain, Rustico, is report-

ed ill of pneumonia.

_There were no cases before the po- lice court in this city yesterday.

Stanley Ross, Stanley Bridge, ac-

Cumvanied by bis family, leaves to- d&_V for Vancouver, B. C., where he will locate.

All should remember the five o'clock

tea iri_ \'.M.(_‘.A. today, Thursday from tive till seven. Tea and admission will be twenty cents,

Hi/llllman & Co., litd., city, have

received advice from Pcrnambuco that the schooner "Helen Stewart," recently stranded in Brazil, has-been floated and is now in port at Maceio, Wlwre n survey will he held and re-

' lluirs will likely be effected.

Mr. Shiite, the builder of St. I’H“1'S new Duran. is making line pro- gress with its' work. This fine instru- ment will be ready for use in two or three weeks. The committee are much pleased with the excellent work and Progress that he is making.

J. Geo. Carver, (lity, left yesterday

charge of his lobstei factory which is one of the best equipped in the province. Mr. Carver also enjoys the reputation of being one of the best canners in the Maritime Provinces.

Infternoon for Cavendish to take

John Horne of Winsloe shipped

tW°?“_f1Y-one very line horses yesterday musing in weight from one thousand to fourteen huiidred pounds and were iiroimiinccd by experienced no-:semen to be a superior lot. His son, Lea, also shipped his fine carriage horse, for which he received ii handsome sum.

rotary of the Temperance and Moral Reform and Evangelism branch of the Methodist (ihlirch iii Caiiada, will nr- rivs in this city oil Saturday- and that night will open his special scr- ies of sermons in the First Methodist ('liurcb which will continue for ten days, during which time Mr. Aikons will deliver addres;-ics iii~'tlie after- noon and c/veiiinp; of each day. Rev. Mr. Aikens' sermons are being looked forward to with keen anticipation bv large numbers in this city. His ad- dresses are each an intellectual treat aild he possesses a particular charm as i1 speaker and an earnest and con- vincing delivers which make him par- ticularly pleasing to an audience.

-(ln Friday night, March 17th, the stiillents of the Mount Allison (`on- servatory of Music, Sackvillc, gave their annual concert. A very large audience assembled in Fawcett Hall :ind tho general opinion was that the concert was, perhaps, the best ever given by the students. One of thc most acceptable numbers on the l>1`0- lzram was that given by Miss Helen Hughes of Cliarlottetown. She sang pen 'A¢qiia's, “Vilaiiella," in B way' that left no room for criticism. Miss. Hughes has a plire soprano voice of great range and wonderful flexibility. Her rendering of the piece showed careful training and splendid musical taste. Her treatment of the last ca- dcnza left nothing to be desired and she was most enthusiastically encor- cd. Miss Hughes expects to graduate in "Arts" and "Vocal" next year nnd 8 brilliant career as a singer is before her. Several other Prince Ed- wnrd Islanders are members of the choral class and orchestra among whom are: Miss Ferguson of Souris, C. Thompson of Montague, and El- mer Ross of Charlottetown.

A largely 'attended delegation from

the Provincial Tciiipcrance Alliance waited irpon thc Government yester- day morning and presented the mat- ters which had been Btifeed UPON Bt the meeting of the Alliance on the previoiis day. The delegation was in- troiluced by Mr. Crosby and the re- presentations on behalf of the Allian- ce were made by R. (‘.. Goh, the new- ly elected President, Rev. H. E. Thomas, A. S. Wright, G. W. P. of the Solis of Temperance, and J. A. Bi~m:e_ Suinmersidc. After reference to matters in general ili which some complaint was made of €XiSfIng 00"' llitions the two following requests were made: That Legislation be pas- sed to totally prohibit the Importa- tion of Liquor into the Province ex- cept for the special purposes of the Act. That a Commission be Bllliolnt- cd to control all transactions in Li- quor for the special purposes allowed by the Act. The Premier replied for the Government promising that the matters would have careful considera- tion, after which Mr.‘Gotf thanked the Premier for the colirtesy extend- ed. Several members of the delega- tion expressed themselves as well satisfied with the interview and hope- ful of the requests being granted.

,____._.___.._..

::Auctlon sale of stock implements

and furniture at F.. C. MacKay. Springfield, Friday, March 24; at one o’cloek. W. D. Mc(loiibrey. 3-22dr2i.

ile up your counter as you may» -Bake up weekly loads ot' Flour- Shout from the liousetnps of Bread

goodness-Butif' QUALITY be lacking. go, way back and sit down l Wlml WL' insist on-quality - Ql7ALI'l`Yl .»\nd you'll always find it in our

E\'Al‘0RA'l`E.D CREAM BREAD Prove it for your self.

Rev. J. W. Aikens, Assistant Sec-'

ing of June lst.

E. E. Crosby, Cape Traverse, was

in the city yesterday.

' It is understood that J. (tco. tiar- ver has sold his trotting horse, Rob- ert C., to a city syndicate.

Mrs. McIntosh and her two sons,

Kingston, left on the mail special to Georgetown last night en route to Vancouver, B. C.

A. U- ROZCFH. Sunimerside, who

has been in this city for the past couple of days, was apassenger to Soliris on the eastern train yesterday afternoon.

Among those in the city yesterday

attending the funeral of the late G. Oliver McLeod were J. J, Ti-ginop Bedford; w. :vi. Flynn, cardigan, ami l’. W. Ularkin, Georgetown.

Harvey Mitchell of the Dairy Div.

ision. Ottawa, came to the city yes. terday from Palmer Road where he delivered an address before the Farm. er’s Institute there. He r ' ~ the victoria, emwed “t

Tile death of Mrs. Robert Steven-

son of South Rustico occurred at her licmc, Tuesday. March 21st, at the “se of eighty years. She leaves to mourn f-W0 d8“i;hf1€\`S and one son in Sydney. Rev. R. W. Stevenson, Tor- 0nt0, and one son at home. The funeral takes place Friday at 2 p.m. to the New Glasgow Cemetery.

There Passed peacefull a COIVUIC ROBI1. on March y4th,w;li;’erai;i brief i||l1¢SS. Sarah Bell Mclnnis, wife of Alexander McLeod, in the 34th Year of her age. She leaves to mourn besides her husband three small child- Ve", One Suiter and eight brothers, besides s. large circle of friends. Much sympathy is extended to the h€f0a"9<l~ (Other papers please copy.;

The freshmen of Mount Allison are C01`tHil\ly '<10iI1g some fancy hockey stunts. The other day they defeated the Juniors, 8 to 11, and thereby won the inter-class hockey cup. In eight games they succeeded in scor- ing thirty-foiii' goals, while only eight were scored against them. Charlie Thompson of Montague, at left wing. cafltained this team and Carl Milford, Charlottetown, held down the position of cover-point. They have the best intel'-class hockey team that has been in the league since the cup was donated and are rated on a pai' with the University team. Mount Allison is 8 grand old place for “Spuds." They will always find F, ready welcome from the twen- ty-two there now.

The following men have been select-

ed from the militia of this province to represent the Island at theKing’¢ Coronation:-P. E. Island Light Horse-Sergt. Major W, C. Cooke. Fourth Heavy Brigade C. G. A. No.

Battery-Bomb. J. Proud. No. 8,

H. _ .\ . . 0. , attery-Sgt. J. W. Brennan, Souris. 2nd. Rniztment-Bgr. Eric Warbur-

7. B ftery--Sgt H Diamond N 9 B 8

ton, Charlottetown. Sgt. G. Kelly,” F. Company, Covehead. H. Company -(lorp. G. Pratt, North Tryon. No. 9 Field Ambulance, Sgt, Major. Pres- ton A. McLean, City. The artillery men will join the other Canadian ar- tillery corps, the infantry, the other infantry corps, Sgt. Major Cooke, -the ca . ._ .

Fi , `

wiiry Sgt Major Mcliean, the eld Ambulance Corps, all forming

c niposite companies of the various branches of the service from the Can- adian militia. The Island men are well tratrled men of excellent physi-l que. Tivo of thein Sgt. Major Cookel and Bomb. Proud have seen service ini Smith Africa. They will mobolize at }’t. Levis, where they _will underf!0 ten days hard training before embark-

ing for the Old Country, on the even-

.cutniormiowu _ one oiii¢:ilN‘s___couN'iy g _ __ ‘

The Store With The Stool: "

Moc ie ...Mia

_ The busiest store on Charlottetown busiest Street

2,<'.;-‘3_ff_;f5_5'f"f5' I"-_»"t 'f;2"=_- ~-

.. lv t ' ‘ ZP'

__ ::- , _ ~_ f 'if i-==§i'¥1`s;s;.= "i:l";_e' ` 5 he --'-<'

To-day, a sale ot men"s shirts _ Worth up to 1.85 for 754: each

§§'l`liis sale affords every man'a. chalice it. :.erlii'i_- some smart Stylish shirts 'it ri. _<,_»_i'c..t s_ivil1;_§,_ » Wliilc tilt; pi'?_<‘<;~_ is licctviiy TC-

dtlced, plcair'-c reiilciiliuzi' the shirts

._-_-cm.-.m~..-_-.A-_...... __

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pattei ii.

_._¢_;____ can he had. tho’ not all in any one V

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1.#-4-*“‘;__""' ; \ \\"-_'_"}'1r;'_¢~:__"

day or tw

Some Sample Savings ‘

f---from the Smallwar

_ Qpaperspiiis 730 pins iii all for Jilst..........'. 5C

gcards safety pins, various sizes,

kind all for .. _ .

hence the cancelling of the lines. _

Sample

ern window' T he values run SLI5 L25, 1.50, L85. i i

You may choose, for the next ;

0 at just. ' ‘ _;

e ,Sa]e...._............,

3 Tape measures the regular 5c c

2 spools good linen tiireiid, wortli

:ire in evcij, way desirable. T-hey

riders froui the past sca-

son's selling--and many of the patterns arc sold out in some sizes, ‘ _

all sizes from I4 to I8 i

s 1-.re shown in our South- 5,

75:; each ;

....... .. ,.|.. _

fcroiiiy...... 5C loceaclibozhifor .

i6 papers of Hair pills. worth 2:: 1 Red Cwss H

eacliallfor gc lllatwllfofloci

° doveii dome

3 cards cellilloid hair pins, special b1` k 0‘__ Wm, _

.l “°_` ea vq ue an for " ' " ' c Iflfteeli cent

5°' ban PM fim' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' "‘ ' ' ° ‘ ' ' ° ' ' ' loc i5 cent Tobtlillrtislies. all new .Lind

2 papers gilaraiiteed sewing needles. 5 well made for, _

wortli5ecaclii`or`......_ .......... c -

s balls meudine; wool regular price inchegiong 5 ,edgy at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~_J

I _dozen one piece gilt collar buttons, 8° 50 kind. ‘H11 Si7-CS

f . . .

Ol' ..'..~~. . .

assorted styles all for.... ... . . . . . . .

3 lead peiieils, 5c grade offered

These are just a few ofthe bargains offered at this great sale of sliiallwait-s."Rcln ber, this is not n “clearing sale" . livery itelu is fresh and new-- and all bought speci _ for this occasion. Our low prices are made possible only by bi wholesale gunlltities each day. \'oli have still a day or two before these prices ure ,___m, _

celled.

White blocked Indian Tape. the iisual

6 cards Champion Hooks and l-Eyes

._ 5C worthgccardallhfor.........., .. ‘gg

ii“..,?_i‘r;_‘_1i‘;_“i’f‘? iso i

.. 5c

l`asteiiei°s, best; liiuke _

ll`ol'... ,_ .......

Drcssilig Combs, F.

<.-1\. e-rc.

offered at 6 piecfs

g buying --abd selling _

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HEAVY NEW STO

For a B Spring _ Tonic

tl1ere’s nothing to take the place of

I N ulife

(Red Blood Tabletsl They have a tonic ac-

tion ois the circulatory system, and make new rich blood-

AII Druggists Sell Them

5 cents per box 9 6 boxes for $2.50.

Mac s Condition

Msc’s Condition»1’owders

are recommended by farm- ers, borsemen and stock raisers as the best you eau buy anywhere, for both bones and cattle.

Mac’s Condition l’o\vder.~i

increase the value of your stock, promote digestion.

We have just landed

t"'> K

_ -OF-

Carpet Felt or Lining

?_§~_»

' Oval Butter Dishes _

Psprus (Pulp) Pie Plates =

Oyster Puls Ice Cream Pails i

I" ii r m

_'l‘lu- iinilcrsiriiod o.

his turni ol l0'l :acres nt. e urk. llavon iiilles lrvim (Ji-itrl--:tr-tliwii. This filrm lil withiii u hull mile of rnllwuy station (_:l\ui'|-li:m(l school. 'l‘lie\‘o nrt' good bulldl int” U" pl" mi-iiiises iilsu un orchard. thi.-:_ tunnis well w1\t:'i'r~il. For further pnrt.i:ul:ii‘s> ‘ply to

lf. HOW ,

-- llttsdi-i'npl] l.iig|¢l\¥',§‘rk_

'll

:'15 °'* *__ -..

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t 'H0l‘£5‘-i’_EE'l`ll0llE'

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Parchment Meat and Fish Wraps 3 ‘ '“‘ ’ °` _

Egg Cases and White Odorless Fillers.

l Schofield Paper Co Ltd- I

St. John, N. B.

dmwfrmtf.

_ _-- ___.l

F -2-rl f ' _ -

Jol\nson&Johns0n FEW. DOLLARS

, laid by each year in a life insurance policy iii

I O .

The North American Life

A I `is like sowin the best seed to the farmer. _

lip d e r S't` _ It growsgwhile he is sleeping and yields abiiudaut returns

in security-peace of mind-and satisfactory profits. Farm- ers are invited to call at our office and talk it over. `

I* J. K. R 0 S S, Provincial Manager,

dmwfrwtf Masonic Building Cllarlottctown `

l :L W;

__ NEW YORK l"lS|I ADS.

give a natural appetite and a good clear skin. They are far stronger than the or- 5- dinary kind; li teaspoonful makes a strong enough H dose for ally case.

Price 25c a package.

To filhermen, Fish Dealers.-Kindly favor

L m us with your name and address no that wc

’ 0 may from timofo time mail you information

of vulue

-To iilhermen: It may seem quite All correspondence answered. Price

ew that there are wa s of handling Lists, Shipping Cards and Stencils

Commission ditlierent orbetter nent on demand.

have experienced. Fl h Ye are eltablllfhed 17 Our elrefulattention an re er or l an in o

. Dunn'| Mero’:iiilo Agency. grad- 'i""" streets or the Mar et and`

Fultn National Bank or any whole-

lals dealer in tha bustnell-

.iz

m I

loeet id Time ladies

\Vli:it you would not give

for those dear old musical gc-ins so l`lt:;ioii.~; in the days of our pai-cnt~ and popular with all of ns ? linagtiie the delight of hnvlngtlieworld’s gr-_ in-st iimsicxll stars play- ing; .intl ~i~igmg the pieces you like ri-est to hear, and as oftieii mid wlleneixer you want them.

'i`l'.et\e are' .1 few of the de-

light: that the lieiison brings to mcry homo.

For a popular entertainer, for

any day and :my oecasion the Pldisou is in a class by itself.

Pr"‘cs..$l9.50 up and on any

pavincir. plans.

llear our ot--.\ .Ni widard and

Amlierol Edison i'ci~_i~riiu.

A. E. Toombs

i77 Queen St.