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The latest news, ilrst of all.

R. Machor, Murray Harbor South,

is in the City. _

Brewer Boyle, New Haven, was a

recent visitor in this City.

:Pictures that Talk. Real. human

voices talk them too. Dramova, at New Wonderland all next week.

A synopsis of the program for Ne-wi

Wonderland tonight is given in the reader on page twelve.

There will be talking pictures at

ject, amd there will he a char»,,‘,e three times a week

ton were visitors in thi C'

. ev. eujamin Chappell, dat- presc-nt af, the worm' F » -

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_ ay n_8h llfllv H0\1°lUlU.| APFU 23rd- will be heldi there this siimmcr.

New Stylish

Creations in

Spring Millinery

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really here and when the styles are quite decided. New ship- ments have been arriving every day lately, and many ex- clusive and artistic models will be found among the lot. Par- isian, London, and New York styles have a good repres- entation, and with such a large showing

you cannot fail to select your favorite style, and you are assured of being within fashion’s charmed circle.

cravenettes, etc.

$4.75 up to 25.00.

Smart Waterproof Loats

A For Ladies

-The weather demonstrates the fact that no

wardrobe should lack a rain coat.

It is not enough that our coats should be

unexcelled for rain turning qualities, they are dressy and every garment possesses some in- dividual feature not found in others.

_ Rubberized Rajah silk and

satin, in plain and stripes,a1so paramattas, rain proof tweeds,

Colors are navy, grey, champagne, green,

heather, fawn, and neat tweed effects. Prices

Mrs. Rober'tson_oi' Charlottetown

noon--Ottawa Citizen.

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R. A. March, representing A. A,

Allan & Co.,, Toronto, inanuiactorerg of Furs of cvefry description, and solo agents in Canada for the Wakefield and Waferlite hats, who has been in the City for a few days, goes L0 Summerside today. His many friends are always glad to see- him,

The latest establishments of the

Canadian Militia which arrived yes- terday show that the annual train- ing will bo carried out with the full number of men notwithsta'n'din\;\ the many reports to the contrary which have been going `the rounds of the city. Lieutenant W. K. Rogers will bo the officer in charge of the sig'na~ll- ing school to be held here shortly. Non commissioned officers instructors will arrive here shorbly tonssish him.

Soma persons are sending bogus

,news to The Guardian for publication, iAs soon as the guilty parties are Ilocnted they will 'oe prosecuted to ,thu fullest extent of the law. It is just possible that the writers of some "Wlitish'ire” and "China Ioint-’ notes, which of course were not pub- llished, may he discovered within a few days, and, if so, the manner in which they, and all other offenders in similar cases will be dealt with

lwill malke interesting reading for

Guardian subscribers.

The story of Lieut. Bolcyne‘s life,

as told by himself Thursday evening at the Salvation Army Hall, was graphic, and at times thrilling. Add- ed interest was given by the candid nnd boyish manner in which it wus delivered, and by the costumes,whicn were changed during the recital, to illustrate the story more vividly. Lleut. Boleync, n, namesake of Anne Boleyna, second wife of Henry the Eighth, was born in Birmingham, Eng., and had n good home, but the death of his _father broke up the home, and after living with his sis- ter for a short' time, he was accepted in the Homo estnblisheii and sup- ported by Judge .Ilolin T. Mdddilcmore in that city; and later was brought to (Jani-mia, finding new homes at and near Woodstock, N. B. His first home wus kindly, 'out on the fnrincr's death hc was taken by another farmeriwho was inconsiderate and miserly. His portrayal of killing potato bugs with two shingles, and other homely dut- ies, was laugh-u'ule. His lot, howvvef was bard, though the recital of his woes was frcc from cvc-ry trace of bitterness. Under the stress of haiwd work, and the lack of all sympathy

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The shirt w.ii:ts fcr

spring and summer seem

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beguiling than ever, and

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styles is better _than ever. For dressier wear, the fine sheer things that make the shirt waist so tempting and dainty, mull inuslin, organ- die and _ fine lawn are among them, with elaborate

L and beautiful yokes, inser-

tions, medallions and ap-

pliques- of various sorts of

- aces, Irish point, Valen-

ciennes, Teneriffe, Antique

. etc etc, prices vary from 7 5c

up i_o 6.25 and every price etween. See our special $1.00 waist, best value we ever had, all sizes,

34 to 42 in. in lot.

lnudanum, but recovered. From this time he bcgunl to live more though*-‘ fully, and with more hopeful ambi- tions for this world and the next.

l-Ie decided to quit farming, as he had received only $10.00 for eight months work, and had labored tive years for his former master without receiving a cent. His changes to lilltcher b0Y and hardware clerk. were charmingly and humorously told, followed by the recital of his meeting with the Sal- vation Army, and his advent to of- iicership in that organization. A large audience listened to this storyl of s urs wines, enough barely nt iu's‘ 'maj0rity, proved to contain malni' pages filled with thrilling interest.

TO-DAY

We make a specially of Dououuurs in ice ii dozen. ~ »

Apple Plea nc each

Mines Pies me each Cream Pies iz and |54: each Cncoanutlbes i 5 and zoc each Dark Fnili Cake 3oc lb Sultana Cake noe lb Nut Cake :oc lb White cake 20c lb

Bread of all kinds all fresh

and good.

Telephone gn

D. Stewart.

ECLIPSE BAKERY

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Herd Offices in New.Prowae Block--Charlottetown. 4,, st, Joi... 0.. »ri,.....s.,y, .vm permit.

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l A dance will be held in aid of the Rev. A. J. McLeod will preach to- g

A. Boisnvr, City, wenu to- sourislonariomtown Tennis ciun Friday morrow at Wheatley River at threw

y¢g¢,¢i-day, lgvenrng, May I, o'ciock in the afternoon, and in New ._

__. l .-_. Glasgow at seven o’clock, and in =

“ Eight items of, interest

for Saturday Shoppers

The woman who joins/the majority who keep posted carefully on

our daily bulletins will rind herself “ahead of the game” at the end of the

David need, victoria' cron, was Mrs. Wm. Pendersa-st. Hove River. B"““““’““° *he ‘°"°"l"g W°‘1““”““Y '

in the City yesterday. and Miss Annie Pendergast, Kensing- '-it "3“'°“ thirty'

. s ity yes- .

George Matthews of Bummerside lefday. 0"' Tumday .°I"e_"“’5_' MM' “hi visited the city yesterday. '“-* ifawdugggge “gf C1b‘;f,af;;u Chg, hfildh ‘fi

Cameron & Co. are giving special whem bhree nurses 0, umo ,f5°E “I

The tide will be high this morning inducements on hardwirre for spring ' ' ‘

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_ _at 8.36 and tomorrow morning at_ Fuller particulars will appear in next Agsgicgléit p:,c;;;'fn tlklr .__‘_§_l_’_}°";_*;‘;, _-_

9.06. .issue. _ pared. A silver collection will 1, I'

taken at the door

The s;:_hooner_Unlty ;s_loadlng at 'l'he.r_a will be service tomorrow in _ = _ _'__` _ New ork wth coa or C. LYUHS the Pfesb teri Church t C ` ` _s it oo., city. ,ann ez' 11 and ‘at dew geigioliviiothieiiwiiiirn ‘

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New Wonderland all next week. “Thai Everyone may spend a very ilreii-`~ _ _ “=1~ Dm' " T- 1110l`l1i“s WHS Janice Burke who heal `

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race for Millions" is the first sui,_lt`“`l’l° WWIUE by °~tl*°'“d`l'“$ R°"~ J. J. Chappell yesterday received tfiivrii thi Idler? :Inn (tllimllotte-II

Fe/ther Camrpbell's lecture on Educu-‘ a very uniuue Postal Card from his _ 0” “~ H¢

tion Formal and Informal next; Tues- brother R B "3 “uw 0° his why tu Sei"-U0 t0 be

. Al corr0S'Dondcnt from Morell in

P._ le. Island, who is staying at the forms Tho Guardian that in n ietwr Wl"‘lB0l`. will receive on Friday after- from ei fisherman in Nova -Scotia he

says that thc lobster traps there were wt or- Avril lst and on April _

on Tuesday evening the eleventh. of 2211d‘ 0l1'l'y five l\1l1»<lfed'pounds of iob- I

May A gl-and organ recital will be stern had been caught, The writer given by Prof. Watkis in St. James’ gow 0'" tc' say that u‘°T" “W D010b~

onurcn in aid of the Y. M. 1.. A. SW" 0”' th” K"U“l1dB~

The men's meeting in th-el Y. M. C. Dr'_W' P' Kirby' Wh() has bwil

AU tmnm-r0w_ will be addressed by practising at Elgin since his gi-adn. nav. D. rt. Meuii-mn or Halifax, also M10" 1”* Y°‘"» has 1°°“l°<l at Hills- E. H. Mitchell win sing and the boys l’°'°- Dr- B- A- Milfvcll. who went Orchesgm. will p1,,y_ to Chatham a few weeks ago, to I

_._ look over the field there, having de.

Tho committee of Alpha. R,,1,e.ka,h cided to take up his residence in I.od‘;,‘e No. 10, I.O.().F_, take this op- 1-‘hut town. Moncton 'l‘lmcs-Both

llorf/unity of thwnking all ings; who gcntlcincn are well known here.

contributed money or candy, also; the

children who sold it and all who In\_Zion Church tomorrow, Iicv, helped in any way to ma-ks the sale John McMillan, D. D. of Halifax, N. ff °8“d'Y UU°11_1_i gfllllld success at the_ S., will preach at both services. Dr. Galley Slave Avril 26th- ‘ivieivuiian is chairman or me Board

of Govern'ors of the Presbyterian Collage, Halifax, and will' present thu claims of the Christian ministry up- on thc`young manhood of today. All students, and young men generally, are_invitcd to be present at the ser- vice.

_._- I'n the City market yesterday, pork

sold at eight to eight and three quarter cents per pound, butter at twenty*-two to twenty-four cents per pound, pressed hay at eight- fifty to nine dollars per ton and hay loose at forty- ilve to fifty cents pcr c\vt., straw pressed at six dollars per ton, and straw loose at thirty ccnts per cwt_ white oats at fifty ccuts per bus. and black at fifty two.

Rev D D Moore, nt unc time pus-

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' _For example-read the offerings that follow---you may End that the

very thing that you are interested in to-day may be 0H¢I‘€d _V011 at il bargain-

te 3 catchy values in Crctonnes

. Cretouucs of fair quality 26 A nice range of Cretonnes in inches wide nice pattern, regular dark and light patterns, 30 inches

Sc quality for . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . Sc wide, fine 14C qua-1ltY"'g° Sat'

ufday at..--..».-use. ---a»o»»o¢9c

H eav y art dimity, white bodv, with floral stripe, 30 inches

. wide, the ideal covering for shirt waist boxes-or for wardrobe

ISC curtains. Regular 25c quality-Saturd ay. . . _ ... . . H . . . C

l Z specials in Curtain Net

Good strong Curtain Net 36 Three pieces 52 inch Curtain

inches wide, nice pattern, great - Net good patterns, a little muss- 'Sc

value at Cd. regular 19C.Sat“1'daY------

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3 Snaps from the __

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` A clearing of black Sateen petii- Dark striped tweed ready to

range. worth up to 2.35 each I 3.00 special Saturday. . _ . _ . . . ' Saturday........

i A splendid range of guaranteed Silk pelticoats, made up of good firm soft black taffeta, has a deep shirred Bounce, per-

coats various lengths, but odd lines wear skirts, all lengths, nicely made,

that we are discontinuing from our and good litters, good value at

inline dust frill, good 5 oo value. ._ . . .. _ H . . . . . . _ . _ __ . ..

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,iorence, is now thc editor of thc (lon Forbes of Port, Vernon, visited

lity and tuste in the Gents Furnishing linc, has at splendid exhibition ot' dry goods of every descriptioli. Hin new spring stock has iirri\‘l:fl und is viipiilile of satlsfyilig the most fnstidious taste. One of the strongest points of thc busi- ness is ready inode clothing, :ind in aid- dition to this depui'tn:icnt boys' and yontlis’ clothes liuve boon added, ns prior to the present time only inen`s uloflios were made. The firm`s sliirts uroof the liest muko in Ciiiutdii. and they are also the solo ugonis for the Car- ter, and Struchu.u huts, both of which ure of the highest grurlo. The tailoring staff are all experts. und customers are assured of perfect satisfaction in every wiiy.

Scrg. W. H. ltoiitledge, recruiting

officer for the Royal Northwest

city from Halifa-X and is at the Victoria. Applicants for this branch of the military service must be be- tween thc ages of 22 and 30, active, able-bodied men of th'oi‘ouy_-lily sound constitution and must produce certi- ficates of cxcmplnry character. They must bo able to read and write either the English or French liingungc, must understand tho cure- and mun- agcment of horses nnfl bo able to ride well. The minimun height is 5 feet 8 inches, ininimuin chest incas- urcnicnt 35 inches and the ninxiinum weight 175 pounds.

1'l`a.lki'ni: pictures are in ovary show, two pictures being t,-lie regular motion Pict-lll’€S, und the third' a Real, Talking reel, human voices being the interpreters. Can_t describe it, come and hem- Five and' ten cents nd- mlssion on-ly.

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thats important

Lum- und .eliuller und cnlnrrn

ull play their |uii~t. but ilpun the flliu |l\.|u-lille iho plnlurir. Ill.<l~'t upon Iimluk N. 1'. Filiu. lhu filiu il\\\i.li»|.~ i\\'4'|\l_y-flvn yourll experi- riu-n\\o||i||d li Elin fills. lhul is not

_ _iii. thi' cxporlniciilul slmgc.

LOOK FOR KODAK.

0N_'|'IIl SPUOI. END. Johnson & Johnson

Corner Kent and Prince Stn

“West Austi‘a_lia.u News," and Anglic-ling Uity yesterday.

an Church paper. This is his second' ~'-'

tcrin in the editorial clinir, which lic Captain Charles Smith. 3Uh“0n0" T k

has tilicd with miirlied success. Mr.,i.ochiel, nrrived here yr,-sterdny from e

Moore is a native of P. E. Island, Pt. dn _Chemie witlr a Cuff-<11 Of ‘bl _ _ _ _

and a graduate of Mt. Allison in tlielJ_ohrl lime for L. M. Ppple A:¢__(io____,__ I anl just staI_ting_a Power driven machine for plcklng °‘ W9- H” W” Y°“'°l""“""“’S “""""~ ° ""’ ' - Fi 1 d F1 1.-th' .whine vviu enable engaged in mission work in Sings- S<'h00l19l` W_l‘l~ll her °m?1'~`“t ‘{"“‘m“f‘d` ua-lr; Mohsl 17ers W°_0 an Oc ,_ 1s_ ' _ _ _ iwre- “F 'S the “ri” t” “""'“` th” ”““’°“ me to make over all kinds of Mattresses in a superior manner

through the ice from thc North.

tnchcd to a coal cart, ran awnly in the absence of its driver. Several youths pursued 'thc animal, and 8-ftcf lb had run for two or three hundred yards they managed to ciipllure ill. and Drought it hack to the owner.

Among; the pnsscngcrs from this|

Thompson to 0’ c _'y,_ '. Hon t n to Crapaud, Fred Wi1lis,ins to Vanco- tcr Prof Ross and L N Fowler to

Siunincrnido cu ruutc to thc Uaiinilizin west, F, C. Potter returning to Tor- onto.

Mounted Police has arrivcd in thel Assurance C0-i of Toronto-

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

'Attcntiun is culled to tho ad, "Ui- ficcs to Let," which uppcnrs in this issue.

'Attention is culled to thc Fiirncss,

|_wit|1y & Uri., lltd., Stcniusliip liincrs

nd which appears in this issue.

*ite ulin' mccbir. f of Victoria l)~ivi~4ion

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'this Monday evening nt ll o'i:lock.

*Attention is called to thu nd of the iilinrlottctown Steam Nnviirntinn Co., Ltd., which appears in this issue.

*A meeting of thc Ladies’ auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. will ou held in Y. M. U. A. parlor, this afternoon at 4 o’clock. A full attendance requested.

*Attention is culled to the ad of Jae. Kcldy |&. Co. which appears in this is-

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Tackle

Rods, Reels, Land-

ing Nets, Baskets, Lincs, Hooks, Fly Books. _

Flies suitable for Is-

land waters.

§,=Any fly not to be had here we will be pleased to get for you

“Ill lllll Milli”

<‘ity ycstcrdny \vci'c_\ .luilgu I-_i. (7. Mc~'

Doniilil to St. John, Miss Mabel a

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' ° e ' ' e resentin - Sliuiiucri-iidc, lieginulfl llnuisuy to p y

Fishing. .L

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tor of the Uarinurtlien st.i~cet_cliui~ch, _|,,.h.n wood of Mt. i-icrbcrt wus in,

St. John, and for several years ii the City ycgtenlay,

member of the New Brunswick Con- --

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D A _,_ H __ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ ...___ at a moderate cost-Remember I fill mattresses from the top-_ ` ' '“°°‘ “° `""“" h" "` " "'l <»`~nSi‘lefHbl° °X°lf°'“"-“ll was °'“"‘~“l laifl in layers-my shop is the only one in the Province using

in Park Road last evunin a '

§2,_fp_','x 'z0.c,,,,k when va h,,,,,,_g,,,,I this up to date method.

Mar_l§___!X_r_°ight

The North American: I ‘i

The Commercial Union and ichmond and Drumuiond Fire Insurance companies.

'Ilic C. P. R. ticket agency.

()lIi\`i'j'3(`n'ii|'lni| Sl, .\ln'»'in\ii‘ Bililciillg.

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Before commencing wheeling, get one of our

Accident Policies

Absolute Protection

Ilahadian Railway llccidenl _ lin

Ottawa -- Canada _

J. A. WEBSTER Q C0.

General Agents,

E. II. MITCHELL.

S°“°m"g Agent offices Moms Block,

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dtlsrtuf6m i Charlottetown P. E. I. I

high grade American Kerosene ‘,

on.. _ , We are the largest retail handlers of oil on the Island; _'which proves that we handle only the best. ' Ask for Praits Astral.

25 cts per gallon. 5 gal. lots 23 cts.

Bring your can and have it filled.

__|E_NKINS (il. SON Grocers

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