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A Delightful Exposition of

Charming New Styles

At 7.50 p. m.

' S OMEWHATlnterin the sea- .-,M san than usual owing to

vexatious delays _in ti’-an_s- poi-tation. '

Nonetheless interesting, how- '

ever, to hundreds of ladies to l'

whom our iniliinery opening is THE E\`E`N_T par excellence each spring?

This evening and all day ‘lo

morrow hundreds of ele5ant ha's will be A on display--the newest and

latest fashions will be represented.

Patte n hats from London. » Pattern hats from New York.

Pattern hats from Toronto

That our po,Jul_zir milliner, Miss

Ronde, used her time to advantage

while visiting the openings in New Y will bye amply de' minhérafod ' I

Many elegpint hats ,exact copies

of New Yoi'iiJ's 'styles costing ten timesifthee price and more---and repro- duced' by"Mié.~ Reuais, will be shown.

And we haven’r. _forgotten the

children. Some of the cutest de-

s'gns-for the little ones will boon'

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lmz in next Tuesday. It will lie reinem» bored that Mr Ellis met with a similar misfortune in February last.

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farmers, lnigkes the following among ;o~‘.hor observations Now we hive _one point yet. That is we mean

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tolzether in an association. We want them lolmprove their minfls by coming

lniotoonlaet in discussion, wl'h other I

lndiaporhaps entirely dliferent. They -

` lflestl Oflleee In New FrowseBlank-Chstlottelownt

taks_y_plaoa<:§ta?'y_at _I8 o'oIook sharp. _

who have frianvil at

Tnnnnoun' is the

tltlo of the oomio dialogue bstween tour younnlndles to be given at St. James' Hall Thursday evening.

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will bo found perth

(armor who ll

e question ol iroozi seeds, -

Mormon: and two 'child-

Caiifornla, who have winter with friends a on return last. night.

last oinoert SD. James'

ohur h takes plaor. , Amonir the favorites tlklnz part are Misses Harrison, B'an- cliard, Mointyre, Gill; Misars Hines. D\'vli-nn. Calder, Cook, Ritcnie, Hoop:-r and A. Trnlnar, and the Quarrel Scene by Messrs Duoheniin and Stanley.

Tun civic elections for the town of New-

oaslq =, N. B. were held Tuesday, April 19, when Stanley W. Miller was elected Mayor. For aldermanlo honors, L. B. MoMurflo led the poll with a handsome majority, Mr.MoMurdo formerly belong- ed to Alborton and has many friends throughout the Province.

Tun o~upoi:i tickets for “Phe Bankers

Diiugntei” have nil been iold; but in midi ion tothese there are quite a num- nsr of50o and ll5c tickets for whlcn no couions were issued. These tickets w lr be wld after I. tfcioolr. Wednesday April 24th tu those who have not secured coupons. Plan at -'fi\u\leeon'a and Ranklo's st r~s.

Tnirfillowingls talien from the Mari-

time Merchanl:-The Charlottetown

dnlly papers all had long and interesting wa repotts of the Easter mllllnery openings mg ‘ of the retn’l firm of M. Trulnor & Co. This |n ' f1».~|no`l»'.t.e has shown great enterprise you and ,iudglnnhy these newspiper reports you

hey are meeting with the success their

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progressive methods deserve. the

'i‘mm.s passed away at Forest Hill, on

Avril!-ith, ]0f7.Elvle Gordon, younzest '"'“Y “nd 'Ui/° 'fha WMM’ M1"lY0\1f2r‘7 anddenr'y bclovvd son of Nathaniel and "k"“'°l|- 0'" mild HS fl |\ll-*-¢!‘- NOW Mrs, McLiren nt the early apo of eight th” Q . yum He WM ofnsunny ,|=,,pUsm0n` ,L,,,| ln fact out of sl¢nl.~ao pdemure and so a general fivorlte with ull. Much 5l‘Y"*W0\1lf| ll\1|i»°‘lfH*DD¢1\" U' YOU “"°Y“* sympathy is felt for the bersavsd one~.

There are left to mourn live brwthrrs and 'md

three sisters; John, Samuel, Stewart,

md Daniel at home, and William in New

York. The sbters are Katie and Bertha W In WM" me' Wl"t°l:“ Winds MDW a ' _»

ii homa and B wsle in Boston, Mass.

Garfield Ellis’ drugstore, O'Leary, was

nv. The fire wasilrsl; noticed at one

nrt of the building for a dwelling, had ut in their furniture and proposed mov-

A ooRnizsi~oi~ii>nNr writing ‘to The unrdlsn in regard lo the soolai status ol

bring the farming community

need to improve their meshods af trndu - '

Mlngllusf together siooliilly is a ureiu j henodt-tua iommunlty of farmers. It

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Rand iraln new ideas from assrciavir n. '_

one stop upward in progr.\s~, it i.~|

keeping onthe top rung of the ladder; a

good plaoo to aim, better than holding downaday goods or soap box at the f

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display--real New York styles as uiiuui. vi-vi. friends sua u.igi.i».§rs me ‘

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w en they no to t/own. Up irues the lui, “Good uiorulQR.`Mr. Smltti."` That is the result of assoolatlon ani cultlviitlon. ` Alter one er two meetings you will tlnfl ,

rner store. It will keep you out of the ts and uncanny ways, br: ak un isnlii-

s will stop yelling ‘-Hello, haysend"

at he succeeds in tultivallng You

are rested and refreshed and go forth '

up-tc-.late asican be. - » -_ ...xt any is-work with s new i-aus

’ _ and think of then. perhaps as you had

We will expect to see you-»-con_ie’ .. .sr tnuuum ui nn... tutors. `

s; - ` _ 1_ ` V ’ ' - j q _> Famous Soap mares homohanpy. Dr' s

Your Bread

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article of food and , ' '

Must be good

so that your family

may beh¢e'thy. Good Bread can be had here fre-th ee :li day.

D. STEWART.

Eclipse Bakery. ' Kent Street. '

Tsnf~haisiif)_¢oBu Hoon. Kent Bt.

A. M: Grams mid non Ralph, of 0|-eg n,

the winterwlm ness trip to Sydney. '

left last

Moron &Co's ad which appofni

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n [limes and no effort was made or could seqsq e made trsave anything. The origin of one he tire is uukn own. The store had lven bug losed at t.heu~u-il time Sunday night in air, and lt's true, you don't “get oil’ the but was opened again nb_ut twelve by th° mfg, clerk, George Mz:Aulay, who was called And “D011 I0 out uve nresorlptlun for s user- way, you would, thaw iu tii's'1‘uum»l ir l y patient. Mr Ellis was visiting his imp W-fl* Wb0 hlll U00!! Blwllfllng S0010 H1119 alive ere you get to the Cape, for them t the ' oms other father JnhnMcFarI==ne, alw

Cane Traverse. They had fitted the upper “mpeg '

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r 'Rim Gso liusnlett lutrnlghton s trip to Halifax.

J. K. Boil loft last night on a husi

_W. Fiusrn, representing Stair. Son k

l;lorro_w,>_l’¢td. Hpltfsx. is ln the wy.

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‘mi mans imma si his om-.. mul ' mission and lea only 15 'EJ ._f.§ _ "MBs'MA"i;K Wilulir will be At Home at “Sldmoup\."~gWodnesday and Thurs dey afternoon and Thursday evening of this week. *

_ Snvnnu. morhwera pisnengars by the #lin last night ‘lor Sydney and other nolptsin Cipe Breton, where they hais - work. - f #hen reads:-sof The Guardian who are int'ercst~d-in Longhont, thejlndian who won the Boston Marathon raoalfor Canada un Friuuyisstiwiii nun u goo.: mo.-. or no run on the llrsti page of to-day’s paper.

Those who want work of any kind or

‘are looking for help of any kind sho lu end thelr,namos and addresses wlthlxll particulars or oall at The Guardian Em plnyment. and Information Bureau, New Prowsp Block, Charlottetown, Telephone 182s. Those who do not desire to adver- tise will please lend 25 oenis with their equost, which amount will be returned to them on application, less postage lf sent by mall, if they do not not whs_.t'the.y want.

A Tuivunifs a Bridge placed under the

` water to a-bridge the distance and jlrake "it shorter, and to pass ffrcm the Mnlr- laud onto the Island, instead of on water ths whole way on dry land. Now the - preachers say Bddze is wicked sud wasteful of time and of money and to morals distasteful, while olearly a Tun nel should cams into favor. heoauso of its true economical siwor, as a saver of

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time and iris almost funny-a saver oi str ps nnda save-r of money. Tnen, all Bridges are windy and stuck-up affair, always on view and taking on aio. sometimes breaking down In a hnrrll»i»

y and than quite defected with mtl- to say. If you cross on a Bridge the winter y0u're froze your ea's, ir r feet, or your hands or your nose, rr have to get out and shovel the » nov i~;.

and in summer you're roasted benrirh

hot sun till you sweiter and wish than

yourjourney was done; oryour hat blows

Tunnel ls modest, retiring and ulot

not close by it. l.l.'s warm in the wlnicr

cool ln the eumfner and welcome to

every goer and comer; so even in tempera- ture, no lc: and no snow, 'yet an ice place

und Iyou`|l surely canclurio tl\ere‘s snow plnoe so desirable when the sun's blazing hot andthe weather perspiiabls. Talk of foe-bbste, or Steauiérofor Bridges, indeed l-the 'Funnel oxuels them in com- fort and speed. No wot foot, no storm,

clrness or dizziness; when you'ra e in the Tunnel you re right down to lnessl Yon`re on land, not at een, or

h" when you want to go through. if frozen to death ou n`Brldgo, by the

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Showing of Dress Goods and Silksv

I T IS diiiicnlt for ne to make, during the day an adequate showing of our

great range in these two lines. So tonight from 7 30 nntil 9 we will give

L dress gf-ois, silks, laces, trimmings, etc, the front of the stage. The

display will be a spleufid one---and we’re delighted to bid you welcome

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PERSONAL SUPERVISION

Furniture repaired.

Furniture re-upholstered.

Furniture of all kinds made to order.

Great bar aius continued in furniture till the

large ‘stock is §eared out. ` "

At the old stand opposite Post Ollie-e (upstairs., '

John Newson.

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for sale _'. at a f ba rgaln .

Call at once and see

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Medicines

Complete stock now

Dr. Sl10o_p`s Rheu- `

matic Cure. '

Dr. Shcops’ Restore-

tive, etc., etc.

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DRUGGISTS.

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'sizes and can supply either half wo vd and half stecl or a1lsteel,' Orler st once as

~_ the noe will clean them out in short I in '

. better pr0li‘s to the seller, but remember thst every :und of givernmeli

,standard or No. s timothy may co1tali 64oo weed seeds sod every poulifl Of government standard or No. 2 Ale ke nity contain 3.120 weed meds and every pound of government standard or lla 2 Msmmo' li Late, or earl! Nd °°l°" “"7 contain 144 i weed seeds.

Be wise look for the mark on the package and if it is 'marked "government

standard" yo1 can be lure that there is somethloz wrong.

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llave you Seen the New I

Wall Papers? it

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lAYl.OR’S BOOKSTORE

Those who have, ss., .uey are the prettiest in

Charlottetown.

Call or telephone uc 1. _ send you sample

books.

Borden Sami .rue ss Side Wall.

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FARMER ’S AllENlp`e-ION!

Fmm thisdsts until May tenth or until on-.r siock is exlsustod we will sell

` Spring Tooth llarrows

f0l'. 55-65. html cash with order, We have these in iz I4, and 16 tooili

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gh: are headquarters for ' F _,

Rennies No. .l Seeds __ ul

goverment stsndariior No. 2 semi may do for some people and will give

Rennie No. i seed is guirauteed free of all noxious weeds and we sell it at ‘

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You Want thc Best "

tea and oodce to be had in the city, well call here.

Groceries Canned Goods .

always ireshlyftocked and

Fancy and Plain

Croclreryware I

is here in rent variety of

styles anti; colbnrings at ~ prices that are right.

llorse Feed. '

in choice stock to select from. Call or send your order to

D. I.. HOOPER,

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A. B. Wai-(l)7:i'1i'¢1n?° L. E. in D. Edgar Shg.

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JUST RECEIVED

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flzhl Priest- for all for cash only at

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