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ARLCTTETOWN GUARDIAN" ' " ' rmsr or Ann _ PAGE THREE '

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Undertaking C0 ,tl-:ad Offices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown

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Calls promptly attended

to at any hour day or

The latest news, first of all,

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GW- BVUWII. Somerville, Mass ha HI‘I'ived at his old home at Coveliead

ltev. G. D. ireland, Woodstock, N

Clarence Price, Moncton, was in

this city last week. S _.___ ~ E. |’_ Stavert, Summerside, wns in

the city yesterday.

night Emlalming 9, 5pec_ _ U-. formerly of Alberton, was in St. w_ A_ Mcxiey formerly U( this mt.

.lohn lust week,

ialty. Satisfaction guar- ‘

an'PP’l .

Lady assistant to handle

all female cases.

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Nev- <1 I"~ Vvltzsins, saei<vi11e,,r0r-

lllefli of _this Provixice, has returned hom u vis\t.to Upper Canada.

Mrs. A. W. Daniels, of Ilothesay N. B., known to many in this Pro:

has returned to Moncton from nt- teluling the Military School in King- ston, Ont,

Dr. Sprague and family of Sack-

ville, well known here,_are moving into their new cottage on College

noon, returning the some night, one dollar return.

Miss B. Williams, of Colwyn Bay,

North Wales, is the guest of ltev. Dr. Cousins, of Newcastle, who has many friends in this Province.

The illness of James Currie, City

has been reported. Mr. Currie is suf- fering from the effects of an attack of paralysis and is very low.

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An enjoyable young people’s pm-ty as held in Hampton, N. B., last eek at which Mrs. R. A. March, ell known here, assisted at the pi-

Manager

Otlice and show room -

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St. John.

_"i `iyct *ran

Rlilf. \¥’. Sisam, of Moncton, for

_ mer y o tiis Province, preached th

207 209 :sermnn`on St.. George's Day to th

S (J li. W A McKie mln d he or

Avenue. Sackville.

vlnco, hns returned from a visit to -

The Shar Steam Laundry suv that

_ they can wash and il‘0n table clothes

;,hetter nnd cheaper than they can he é done at home. See ad elsewhere.

` Tfne ma-ny friends of Arthur Clarke,

Jr., who has been very ill for the

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s Thc Best Carpets

Yes, wc'vc thc best car-

pets in the City, and they

arc in the best show rooiu

East of hloiitrenl, <1 big

thing'to say. \lVcll conie do

to see it and we'll prove it

A to you. No climbing stairs

to see oir carpets, linole-

unis or oilcloths, they :irc all in the ground flotr-lots of

day light-you sec thc truec >`or.s.Lots of room to spread th ni

out,you get thc true effects. Lots of the prettiest carpets,

ru_t;.s and floor coverings you cvcr laid your eyes ou.

We Will Increase lhis Business

\'cs sir, we \vill incrcnsc our carpet business by giving

you better value, better tif;-sigiis, better nttcution nnd quicker

~crvicc than others can,

Wc’vc thc only Sewing Machine

outhc I_~;lan<l, which scws carpc‘.:<-- wlu1t`s the advantages

just this---cveryiuch of your cnrpcts is perfectly niatclied

which cannot be done by hzuid sewing---bc.-i<lc5 it is finished

ncoter and much stronger. llcsidcs there is no delay--we can

cut, nintch nnd sew your carpet in an hour. 'l`ry us for your

next cnrpct, wt.`ll convincc you. \\'e have :1 big price range

[iznu . . . . . . . ._ . . ..._l0c-up to $2.50 per yd.

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Pretty Lace Curtains

\'on'll truvcl fur hcforc you will soc ns nicc it displziy of

curtains as ours. l’ricc_~' right, ln.-cruise wc bought them right

Colne nnd see them, nt-ed’nt bny u1ilc.s.s you like. They arc

arranged so that its no trouble to show them. In fact you

could almost show them yourself, it’_s so easy. Reiiieiiilier, that

it iiirikts no difference what prices other .stores quote you will

find “Our prices lower than the lowest"

Floor tlilcloihs

n :1 widc range of ncnt up-to

dzttc patterns in block, tilc and pretty

l'l'oi'nl tlcsi,<\fiis in all widtlis-=25 to 5oC

pci' sq yd.

y Linolcunis

Wg have the lzirgest a.~sort'1ne`ntol lglish and Cniindinii inalccs. l hcrc iothing licttcr for linrcl Wear because Q mlm-S go right through to_tl1'e lack. Sec our ncw spring’ d€§`1.Q`"~*` in new wood effects, tilc and ,floral design. Price at 45 lift' ~*"l .Vd ul’ t‘” $1.50.

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" lpast eight months suffering from

lhenrt trouble, will' regret to learn that he was not so well yesterday.

ltev David Lang, pastor of St An-

drc\_v‘s Presbyterian church, St John, well known hcrc, who had not been enjoying good health recently, nnd Miss liang, his sister, left on the Al- lan liner Victorian Fri-day for ling- land, Mr Lang expects to spend two of three months in Scotland.

A report was received at this of-

tice last evening that the Mlnto, now somewhere near the Straits of Bell- isle, had picked up the three men \vho are missing from the North Shore. ln-quirics to (lapc Bear, how- ever, elicited the information that nothing of the sort had been report- ed nt that station nnd this would be the tirst thing the Minto would do in o. case of this kind.

W. ll. Tcnnnnt, A. I". Burnhill, K.

t7., S. ll. Scott, of St John, and ltev ' Dr A. <‘. Borden, of Grand Pre, N..~l., and Rev G. W. F, Glendenning, of llighy, have been nominated as th: candidates from whom two members of the Mount Allison Board of Reg- ents will he selected by the Alumni Society this spring. The two elected will-siuyceed llev l". W. W. Desbarres, ,B. A., of Snckville, and llev George I". Dawson, M, A., of Uhatham.--St John ’l‘olegrnph. Mr ’l‘cnnnnt and Mr Dnwson are well known hcre.

The pcoplc of (`rapnud nnd vicinity

were snddcncd on 'l‘hursdn_v evening to hcnr of the death of (ilnrn Gert- ruflc l\lcVittie, the bright little daughter of Avared nnd lVlrs__ l\’lcVit- tie. Although not having quite reach- cd the fourth milestone, she was n 'dcar, companionahle little girl and 'rt general favorite with nil. Her _szrief-stricken, pnrcnts nnd baby sist- lor are left to mourn, to whom uni- vcrsnl sympathy is extended. The ,funeral took plnfto on Sunday nt 3 p. fin. to the Episcopal Cemetery. The =,scr\'ices were conducted by Rev. Mr. Fenton, assisted hy ltcv. Mr. Muc- ;l.eod. The following were the pall- lliearrrs: Win. l\lcVittic, Jnmcs Mc- »\'ittie, lflnrry Best and Thus. Best, lull relatives of tho deceased.

l.n:;t Frldny evening the friends of

‘lle\', l’. J. and Mrs. Stackliouse, (`nmpbellton, N. B., nnd well known in this city, gathered in the vestry of the lluptist. (`hurch, which was tastefully decorated nnd arrnnged for the occusion, and tendered them a fnr1‘\\'cll rcception. W_W.l’. Starratt, on behnlf of M1‘. and Mrs. Stack- housc, read them an address expres- sive of the high esteem in which they ure held by the congregation. Mrs. Stnckhousc was also presented with n dainty Liinoges china tea set nnd _ln dozen handsome cut glass tum- fblcrs, and Mr. Stnckhonse with n ihandsomc club bag. ' The presenta- :_tions were a complete surprise to

thc recipients and were gracefully nc- ,ikno\\'ledgcd by l\lr. Stackhouse Mr. fund Mrs. Satckhouse are to reside in Amherst.

_ ::Thc School (Jadct movement 'grows npace; papers from the Old ,(‘ount|'y or from the outlying por-f j tions. of the British Empire, all con- §tain references to the mnnner in ‘I which it has tnkcn hold of the peo- ‘ ple. lt is felt that in the future it will be the most important factor in ' the snfcty of the Empire at lnrge, for, "just at the twig is bent, the trec is inclined,” and anything that we, individually or collectively, can do to foster the growth nnd manh- ness in the youth will he just that much done to solidify the Imperial idcn. 'l`he object of the coming Ker- mcssc is to provide uniforms for thc Fadets, nnd it will he a crying shame if our citizens lct this splendid op- portunity pass of showing their deep interest in thc movement. ‘ It is a duty wo owe to the country at large, and it should he a plensnre for all of us to assist the Kerinesso by every effort in our power. 'I‘he people of |(`hnrlottetown nre noted for the ‘proinptncss with which they lend n lhelping hand to all good objects, ,nnd we judge them wrongly, if when xtlec days of the Kcrinesse comi- nround, they do not make the welkln , ring with thc sure sound of their np- ‘prgvnl_ The patriotic citizens, ani

_ _ , _ _ _ _ n us-_ sist the work, wc are quite sure.

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WETRY

our level best to excil in Bread Making

loaf of our Cream

Bfitsd will show vou ho\v well we succeed.

Good at all times-at

' every Meal-is a loaf of

Stewart’s Cream Bread .

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Eclipse Bakery fi

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The death took place at Shamrock

on April 18th of Mrs. James C. llughcs. _Dcceased, who was in the 3Sth year of her age, was sick only seven days with pneumonia when her demise took place. She leaves to mourn n sorrowing husband and hosts of relatives and friends.

Mrs. Joseph McDonald and little

son of Seattle, Wash., who have been Nlivllllillg some time in Crapaud dur- ing the illness and death of her mother, Mrs. (leo. Nicholson, left. on Friday for home. She was accom- _pmueil hy Mr, McDonald's mother,

,lhlrs l'cter McDonald, Crapaud_

Frank Reid, of the Bank of Nova

Scotts. stall of this city, who was re- °""flY Promoted to a. position in the Batik of Montreal, was presented with an address and a handsome cnlabash pipe, prior to his depart- ure. Mr. Reid was a clever and en- thusiastic hockcy player- and vel.) Popular with the boys.

th1i\;\y pgight hus_tling young man in

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ars of age, with u good common chool education, who can give antis- ctory references as to his character “<1 habits. can lcnrn of permanent mploynient with

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prompt increa~;e,~

1 Sf_llfU`Y in return for improvewxent i his work, by W,-ning Q__ |i_ U_ OK 14. Vlly. at once. This is an ex- euent Ullllvrtunity for the right ollng man.

Tliat long-looked-for celestial vis- or, the comet, has nt last been ob. erved in the cnstern sky. The news omes from St. l)unstan's Colle e

nd a student, l\lr. Cavnnagh, li. orts having seen the celestial visit- I Ill the cnstern sky nt about three-

lliffy Safllrduy mvrliiniz. Another

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bservntion party in the city who re Sfllllyillg astronomy or that part f &5U`""0nlY which most directly re tes to the fnst approaching lmdy ith' the toil-reported “no gn., hen asked ns to the success of their ptical search.

r T110 (}|\nrdinn` compliments th(- Pclephone (Tompnny of P. E I uno the enterprise shown in placing tif; telephone within the reach nf ev

.f _ _ ,.. , _ err , artnet. \c\n1 was there it mon; lm, ,I lt_--‘site noik done for the farmer |“’“l "mc" WHS UIBFC more phones plnccd on farms than right now. It'f¢ lr' t sllrlirising at all, because in un present ninnagcincnt belongs 511 "Walt f0l` llroperly bringing the ml- vantnges of tht-_ phone before the fnrnmrs as it never was brought he. fore, The Telephone has advantages Ol! thc fnrnis~it is pronounced by UNH" \\'llf{ llrwc it ns indispensable, In tht’ l’n1tc;l rltates the farmers nm

phones-they nppreciato its benefits, would not think of going without it for double the chnrgcs-they t:ouldn’t. This tide is sweeping Canada at the hresent time, and the Telephone (Tom- pany of P. E. l. are dctnrmiincd to give the farmers of Prince Ed\vard Is. land ull .thc lienctits enjoyed by farm. ers in other provinces and t".le fnrm- ers are showing their appreciation ‘nv having' ,thc phones placed in their homes. Rfml the Telephone nfl in this issue.

::'1`hc annual Y. M. C. A. ruminage

sale takes place Thursday, May 12th, Anyone having at parcel for same kindly let Mr. Archibald know and the parcel will be called for. 5-21121

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Ivanhoe. Chocolates it

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bulk

I5 varieties- all dark if.

coatings, Q'

50 cents per pound any 1

assortntent you want- V '

Delicious and satisfying; Made specially to our or-

' Johnson & Johnson.

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C Sonic excellent values in real hair switches

- MOST LADIES FIND TI-IE present style i in hair dressing difficult, if not impossible,,with-

out a trifling supplciucnt to the natural hair I

" We have to-day opened a small department to supply this need-»-and have stocked it care- fully with thoroughly good sanitary switches _ which- we are selling mush- below the prices charged by the specialty houses in this line. ~ ' Vi/hen you want something in this line we ` think we can make it worth your while to visit ¢_.~ i us. Now for exainplez- -

- 3 core switch of real hair, soft, 3 core switch of real hair per- . bright and fine, 22 inches long, dark, ,fectly even colour right through, - medium and light brown shades. soft, fine hair 24 inches long, only -1 - only _............_..........$250

1' /\ specially good braid of real hair, constructed for us with the turbnn form of hair dressing, a novclty that adds much to

the appearance of the coillure _ . . . . . _ . . . .. . . . _ . _ ._ . . .$|.5Q

" Artificial braids, 27 inches long, Turban forms, of the best I

very nicely made and very well cov

ered neatly braided, notable value ‘ ‘

at..... .__ 5llc covered all shadcs.,....25c..'55c,50c

VVc have a fine line of very pretty braid pins---or turban pins,

- plain and mounted, at all sorts of prices. . . _ _ _ _ _ . |0c to 75c i Pretty baniueas for the front of the coilfure, either in open

work or plain shell--or shell with handsontc bril1iunts,on sale

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' American design light weight,'wel1

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Silk Stockings

mailed, post paid »

arm- t ¢.s.¢~m.-amass-.um

$'50-

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This is a line of silk hose that we would like

to have youconipare with anything in the market - at $2.00. They are fine firm silk. They have garrei' tops. They are properly shaped. The soles, toes, and heels are made of lisle., They are the product of the largest silk hose mill in the world.'l`he sizes are 81 2,9,9 1-2,...postpnid for...... . _...L50

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next ten days.

This Springs Showing again demonstrate our leadership

Nothing so well shows the superiority of this storc`s millinery department,os to--

ii ,have you see the goods.

You have seen them--you have notic-

` cd the breadth--_and the coinprclicnsivcness

of the range---you have seen how much beyond the usual we have gone---in extent

-~-in excellence--in price economy.

Our work room is now employing

f every person that can be crowded into it-~- ~

and still we have to ask you to be as early as you can with any orders wanted within

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MQRE UABUES WILL BE

LANDED AT NE\\'FOUNDl.ANl).

s'r.JoHN’s. Nm.. May 1~N°“'

foundland's desirability as a landing for trans-Atlnntic cables continues to

grow apnce in appreciation. Agents for the Western (`ahle (`ompany have just opened negotiations with the Government for landing two of the ("»ompany's cables within the Conoly. (‘-nbles were landed on the Island last year by the Direct United States (lable ('oinpany- and Coninicrcinl Cable Company.

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;‘;.".“.f‘.;:il...‘3.“f,‘?‘;t?'.2‘;’.¥I..‘;':LL” Six Corking Marguerite ltle '

“"“<“‘~ Good Shavcs

for tlnc Cent

You muy think shaving soup

_i_fon<l enongli. but thnl's bernusc

you \lon`t know about

Johnson’s Shaving Cream Soap

lt`sn real luxury that inzikrs

_vniirslmw at genuine pleasure. lt .\~ol`tc|\s the roiiglicst l\n:u'cl iu as minute nr two :-nd keeps lhi- skin as soft :is nu ilfnul`s. Costs but t\\'vn|y-five rents A lube - sul`Iiri\~nt t|u:uuit_v for |_;o sli:\\‘us. or _just about six slinvcs for one rent.

Cigars

'l`here's pleasure in

every "pull" -a real sat- isfactory smoke to the finish._

'l`l\c Marguerite Cigars art-

grown un plantations spuri- :||l_v :tdapted for clinmlic ad- \':\ut.'\g(~s-tliey are carefully ci|lti\'ntcd by exports. The

- dclirntc fragrance and plc-

. using :\rmn:\ :irc ictaiinctl

and nmkclhc Marguerite thc

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l'<tl<)Ml.\'DER UF C. P. R. ‘.\'ltl§GK,\ that time was derailed yesterday al

i- ternoon. The conductor in tbaigc

umrnuw 4-at-1-sn-s_»e

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NORTH BAY, May 1-Almost nt

the same spot where the terrible

was Tom Reynolds, who rlistiuinnsli- ed himself on that occasion. _\‘o one

Spanish river wreck took place on January Zlst, the Soo express, the train which made the fatal plunge at

results.

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Moir’s Chocolates

are having the biggest sale ol any packaged chocolates sold in Canada to-day. Favorites rom const to coast.

was injured and a delay of several hours to traffic was the only scrlou , 1

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iiizirvel of lor cigars.

'l`licu, i|` you want :i good

ir smoke lr_v n 'l`ncl<ctt`s llouiplcl.

"The Two Macs” `

New fresh stock ol fancy packages hplves nnd pounds.

-Popular Prices-

“The Maclfinnon Drug Co” Cor Great Geo & Kent Streets.

Carpets _

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Wc’ll Clean Your_,,',,__” ‘ “

»- and we`ll clean them clean. \Vith our s; stem of carpet ` cleaning we clean the fncc,bnck and warp of carpets - clean them thoroughly of all dust, dirt and disease germs, and

renew the fibre of any carpet.

We are busy these days helping women to do their

- honsecleaniiig, by cleaning, re-upholstering their furni ure

and giving them picture and wnll moulding at 20 p. c.

discount- Phone your wants 79-_l.

5 MARK WRIGHT---Newson Block

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