_ in :ill but price.

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\'ou'\'c at ing suit

to bu_.'---cl > A -you’ll

linve au innuense assort-

metit to choose from if you

do it now-you`ll gain

so uetlziiig on pr@'~tige by

dressing' up curly, so-do

it now. .Our stock of

“Nifty” clothes at moder-

ate prices niakes it econom-

ical cud wi\e for you to, ---l)o it now

Spring Suits of excep- tional merit

Every suit we sell is

worth every cent you pay for 'it---We lifiiidlo none biit those with ri good repli- tation, :incl even if you are iio judge of 'ifiilo ing. you eiu safely buy what ap- peals to you at this store.

Y \/Ve would like to show you through our high

cl:i.~'s !io\'eltie.s---)ou'll se; uia y to interest you, :ill

difft'i'1:1it iii style, tailoring :ind fnlirics from thc usuiil

iun of rezicly-io-wcui'aliles iii fact they’re custom iimdo

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1 .Our Overcoats and Raincoats

for Spring

llu~_\'li \/ep o\'t-ii a ~iirprise to :ill who have seen

. th“cin it ,s si-liloiu these u~'i»fiil giiriiieiits contain so ' niucli style effort :is ilo < ins this reason

$5.50 to $l8._f)0 each

` Our Children's ' 7

Suits are the ,<j\

A Emhodinient of

._ Style and Good

.: Service.

\Ve _“t-levi o.il\' tlit

simppiest iiioilu-is for the liitle fellow.-4, yet we deinand tlii.‘._v re so made :is t » 3,-'iirirziii ee the giziitesl. ziiuoinit of gooil 2-er\'ii‘¢--iiiove eeoiioiuicnl parents with nn eye for style are li.-.'iriii.i~;' vi 'li season -wliv not he one ol' tlioin

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. gether. You’ll hear men say and we believe it s true

that this store docs the lint business, be it so or not

1 we :irc certain of ozic thing

l it's the Best Illii Store we know of

We are eridy to satisfy evcrv demand for spring

and sumnicr, mtv shape or st; lc.

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` ‘Head Offlces ln New Prowse Block---Cha. lottetown.

W. D. Compton of Bangor was

thelcity this week.

Thursday in the city. _

Miss Annie McEwen of Boston

Musa. returned to Bristol 'rnursuu

Y D g o purchase

SUOIIIZ second hand double seated currluge at a bargain should apply at this ofllcc at once. Rear seat can be removed, thus making it an ex- cellcnt murkct'wagon. - _._

The Plant liner A. W. Perry says

sailed on Wednesday for Iloaton. She leaves there on, Saturday next

Hawkesbury and P. rl. J-:lan-ii this year. Returning thcrc she leaves Wed- nesday at mid-night f~_»i‘.1iusi_oii.

A correspondent writing from Tru-

cadie siiys. Fur away on thc Isth- mus of Pananiu., lrn Mchcun, n form- er Trucadie boy, holds a position of llionor and trust, and is unotl1ar“suc- lcessful Islander abroad." Mr. Mc- Licun is nssistunt engineer on tha [’zin~.irnu Canal. He graduated from Harvard in 1899 as Bachelor or Sci- ence, and since that time he has been in the employ of the American government. Mr. Mcl.enn is D. nep- hew of John Moynugh, Ten Mile House.

The Giinrdizin rcgrcts to announce

the dcutli of one of iuost progres- sivc nnd’succcssiul iurincrs of this Province, Itoland C. lllziclionald of Orwell. Un Hiutiirilay llth lust. Mr. Mzfbllounld was suddenly taken ill of heart failure and expired within an liour. He wus ii man of exempl- ary character, a coiiaistent member of the Catholic Church und lic \vill bc long remcmhercil as u firm friend and good neighbor. llc leaves a widow, uh-io an aged niotlicr, and ii brother now residing in British Col- umbia. l~lis only child n beautiful girl of live, died about :i year ago_ To his borenvcd widow nnil mother. The Guiirdiun extends sincere syru- pathy. ‘

It is expected that ii loor_b.iil imiiii

from Charlottetown, will \'i.»ic hrw Glasgow on Muy 25th, sny'1l.e New Glasgow Enterprise, “and play it game with our boys. This inter- cliuiige of football games between thc Islanders uild New Gliisgoiv has become ii fixture and that one is ap- preeiiitnil hcrc us"thc visitors put. up :in excellent game on the field und arc usually nccoinpauiuil by ii band und it large number' of enthusiasts. The rcgrct is that New Glusgoii' crin- not nt prcscni; command stcaiusliip accoinmodution to return tha compli- mcrit und visit. thc Islunil caipitiil in forcc. I’orliaps some day there \vill be n. stcanicr rivuiluhlc and iiiiittcrs siliuircd.,"

in the last issue of the Maritime

Baptist, appcnrs the following from North River in this Province:-“The Lord is _reviving His work here. I baptised and rcceivcd four into the church last Sabbath. We expect tg haptizc others soon. The church ui. Kingston is also being blessed, Souls urn being converted there. I wish also to put on record my gratitude to thc Long Crcclc chiirch for thc prcsoiit winter of u vnluziblc solid nickle mounted harness. Also to speak of the kindness of the North Itivcr congregation, who filled thc pnrsonaizc one evening and left us well supplied with groceries. In f,nct thc perpetual kindness of this pcoplc over the entire ficld is cheering to ii hard worked pastor.-S. H. (Jorn- wall.

The Giinrdian toduy appears with-

out the usual sermon which has been n feature, for some time, of the Sut- iirilny issues. The omission this week is not the fault of The Guar- dian. Arrangements were made ns usual, but the sermon did not arr-ive on tiinc. In this respect it may be said that many Giinrdiun renders look eagerly for iz weekly sermon, and it is the desire of this papelr to _provide the sumo. If the different pastors nf this City and Province have any dcsire to rench thousands who nrc not accessible to them on Sundays. they should avail them- selves of the privilege of using these columns, which are willingly placed nt their disposal for the purpose. If they will do so without further in- vitntion their sermons will receive duc nttnntion, but it is impossible for this paper to undertake to furn- 'isii that which it nuns. in many cases, impossible to obtain. For to- dny, renders will find on nriotiher page n synopsis of n very timely and sugacious address by Rev. Madison C. Peters, of Chicago, on “Poverty A Bonn to Boys," which is heartily recommended.

"Put it to the test. let your ten-

pot prove to you that for purity, flavor, quality and reliability "Sal- ada" is supreme.

' TO-DAY _ `

We niairc n specialty of

I)0UGl~lNUTS at Iac. n dozen. '

/ Apple Pies inc each Mince Pies inc each Cream Pies rz und 15:: each Cocoa nutlPles 15 and :oc each Dark Fruit Cake goc lb Sultana Cake :oc lb Nut Caka :oc lb While Cake aoc lb

Bread of all kinds. all fresh

111| 'rue one win be .nigh this uioruiug

Allie Webster of Morell spent.

at 10.46 and tonight at 11.46.

The names of the winners and the' :_

,winning lines in Jas. Paton & Co's i

“The Bueiest Store on Ch\rlottetown'a Buliell Street” ' _ _

Store Open B _a in to 9.30 D. ln. Y I i Slllllllfi "W1," |"‘

~ their ad today. r

-limerick competition will be found in

the Halifax Herald ol the 14th inst_,‘

for Halifax and leaves 'there on Mon-‘gum |1139;-f_10n in next -| All _ , . 0-.HY m0fI\il1g on her llrst trip to ceived later than the abiisiisilzliiours wlilll ' ‘l 5; ’!1:i`i:£i‘f I i 5 i'

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irbcrc she will spend thc summer Th -

I I \ ~,, 0 Royal Scots Concert Party

A B 0 I wi i her friends there. 3,: :gud ,nm°“_i They appear “ext

_ A _ ur ay evening n the Opera House _ ' “ "B0" Main” t 8 here, and all who love good music,

good clean entertainment, and humorl '

which is refined, will sae their seats are purclfased in good time.

Advertisers are again reminded

_that their“business locals" as well as their "changes" must be received at this oiilce not later than one o'- ,clouk sharp of each weak day, ex-

clusive of statutory holidays, to in-

iulso appear when they do not inter-i fern with the setting in rype 0( the

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Saturday suggctio ns For

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regular news of the day. ' g-i/_i=`_3l-i..-iii, ‘ I

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Speaking of Fred Howard s worki

as a. member of the Royal Scots`

Concert Party, one who has recentlyl i = _5"` L " '»'»'»_-_z_-'»-5;”---" _-

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heard him says:-“He is n, whole

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show in himself. As a ventrilouinl "E"-""'=_' _" _"if-I-;»;' iff" fif.-q.-’

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he in unexcelled; as a musician bei ' "°"',."\"',¢;».,.,

takes first rank always. He pre- sents "Fun in a Barrick Room" as at laughable number brimming over with tho clemcnt of comedy, his skill as un entertainer being simply mar- vellous. Then in “Wee McGrego'r's plainttve cry" “I canna see," he lea.ves_a memory with his audience ithut lingers lung uftcr Mr. Howard lius left the ,scene of his conquest be- hind him.

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to o. _question in the Dominion House of Commons recently as to where the new experimental farms would be es-! tablislied for wliicli provision is' iniidc in the parlinincntary estimates announced that the Department of

Ap;Jicultiireiis now in communication wi h the governments of Nova. Scotia and Prince Edward Island in regard to the cstublisliiiient of ex-

it. \\'u.s also ‘onsidering applications from parts of Quebec and from the provinces of Saskatchewan und Al-‘ bcrta. It was hoped that some de- iiuita arrangement would be reached this coming season as to where some of the new forms would he >.l.t\lf.\tc-l.

Wilbert Reeves, W. 1"., M. H. M -

lntosh and S. R. (luirus, (loinmittee, liuvo [oi-iviirdcd to thc relatives of! their lute lamented fellow-Divisioneril .lohu W. (`nnipbcll, Froctown, the fol- lowing,-'l`lic affliction, wliercby your home has been deprived of a dutiful

perinicntul f ms in these provinces.l

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Men and Boys

JUST want to°impress.`on. yoti

what a thorough y first class I

. store we keep for men and boys

Every thing that is new and good in furnishings is here at a price that makes buying a pleasure. When we speak of this as a low priced store we do not meanthat two or three prices are cut for effect.

That is the department store

scheme--our prices are all honestly low-and any man who buys his furnishings from us all the yea_.r round is going to come out away ahead-in money saved and satis- faction gained. Try it out and see.

Selling Satisfactory Shirts

5 iloz i\lr~n'~a soft front cotton shirts ns _well as liuo of dark gulaleas :ind giuglinins, collars attached .. .. . . . . . . . . . . ...39c

Mens soft from shirts in good firm percales. dim- I

ities etc. correctlycut. all sizes i4§to 16 i z worthggg . . . . _ . . . . . . _ . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . ....

Moormac Dollar Shirts

Decidedly the finest shirt, in Canada for ia dollar. Stripes, _ dots, plain ' I

0° shades i'n the new greys, blues. fans, and Ch_8l11Pllg¥l9S- P\'|\¢llC8ll_V _ ¢V¢|'_V .oo

popular effect in soft front shirts is now available in the famous shirt

Better shirts i 35 i 5; I75

L A Full range of stiff froiitiivliite shirts regular i_z5 quality our price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . .. . $1-0\

Best Values ln Underwear.---_

‘ Latest things in spring underwear

at saving prices,

Compare

son and loving lrothcr, zu' t l i 7

flow to you the syhipnthy iiihilbegomiii ‘ S

passion of tho community and we tho lnii\.nibcr.~x of Hiirmoiiy ,Di\'isio'n 0 l lwliicn your departed loved one was nl .ii.~=cful und vnlueil member, desire to' l_;i\’c expression to our feelings ol,

'sympathy and sorrow. Our young, friend has been cut down in the morning of life, upon thc very thres- hold of this worlil's oppnrtiiniticsf but we rejoice in the hope that God in his . goodness has culled him to the enjoyment ~ of the richest bless- ings of a better world We pra the

strungtli und fortitude in your berea-

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A Recommend Herpicide

- .llrefuly we have had most

favorable reports from ladies in this city who have been using lierpicide. _

tlir: lmii- from falling out, and

i luiir-ilressiiig ‘

Try it Kourself

"' 50 cents and $|. pct bottle.

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S r__\\ ',` 5 \ i" ‘) "l _ ,_ 0/21/60/ _$7 I H

Special Agents

Makes Shaving 3 Delight

"The Mah”

Razor _

F From experience \ve con- sider this tlie most pferfect razor. Slizivcs easy and clean.

And the Price only $l.00 'Two Sim -Une Price

Other razors up to $5.00

but “The Mah" is the best

l`hey report that it does stop l

that it makes u niost exquisite

Soft grey knitted cotton underwear, qri y, with colored stripe...... 75csnit French halbriggaii in natural colouring, with sat- teen facing jersey cuffs, and ankles all sizes per suit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $i_oo

Merino finish underwear, light grey, neatly finis~he_d all sizes . . . . _ . . . . .. _ _ . . . . . . . . . .. . 5| .oo suit Fine light weight. almost all wool underwear twill

facing, ribbed cuffs and ankles, all ages sul; for . . . . . . . . . . i_7o

Siziufielilks' Summer underwear in all grades from i.go io 4.30 per suit Aertex Cellular underwear, athletic

style, short slecves,kuce drawers . . _ . . . . . . . . _ ._ . Aertcx Cellular in long sleeves and long drawers. _ . .

......$z.oosu\t

.... ....$3;oosuit

Aertex Combinations. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . .. $3 °° "lt

.ffeiivciily Father to' grant yyoulj' _ r

""m°“i and Commwd YU" 150 N10 , If ilicre isa thing thzitis not represented in our stock-and seems attractive io you-tell the salesman who ner ff‘"“f0l`t Of U10 Sl~1ViU\lF Wllu HHS ves you-_» we will get it for von, in a hurry. But practically everything you want is here, and in big aasortmen said, Let. not your heart be troubled All sons ol`cn|lur_s. 2 for 25. Good rlogukin gloves Loo no all sorts of cuffs z5c per pr Good umbrehas 85 up _vc believe in God believe ulso iii mo. 1 Suspcuilcrs ofcvcry good sort zgc up Handkcrchiefs 7c to 35:;

Fail*-"S l1°“50 “W many Muna' I Our vi-ry .special line of mun's hosiery pure all wool. ribbed or plain, all$l

' ‘ $ |00 sizes, Ilercules llrand. special, 3 pr.. |00

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Buys Bulbriggai. underwear, smooth. Iioyui fine_ _cashmere underwear nicelyliiiislicil, well marie garinents. ideal for ,spring wear, all bcnuti . . . . . . . . . . , . . .._ 6oc und 7zc suit fully nmdeltue all sizes, suit 1.io to

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Boys 85c Soft Front Shirts 58c

PRPITTY patterns, of fine corded percale in light and dark effects cut

full size stiff neckband and cuffs better than many lines shown at 85c each

oiirspecizillxice.. . . . . . . . . . . . ._ 58c

Boys' Dogskiu gloves, of Pe rrius Boys, "Black Prince" stockings, clear

make, one biulon, all sizes 3 to 7 our

price _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ 85c fast black, strong and durable. _ . .25c

Boys' skull caps Postage stamp" patterns navy blue and fancy. . _ . . .

. . . . . _ . . . _ . . . . . ....~...............25c,3zc 38

Big basket of boys' golf caps worth upto 58: scllbcrc for ..._...i5c eac

Boys' braces Sc, ioc, i2c, i4c, iSc to'3oc

Boys’ necktics. windsor style Boys ueckties, four in hand

Boy’s Sweaters

Fancy sweaters in many styles from 4Sc up Plain blue worsted good weaves from gcc up Blue sweater with red collar and cuffs gnc up Black and Royal in wide and narrow stripe from

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` Y. M. C. A. grey uniforui sweater, with red collar ami cuffs from , 90C "P

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Bargains For Boys

250, 3°¢¢ 35°

2 for 25c, zo, 30: up.

Boys’ Collars

Boys' Eton collars iz to i3 ii. good:liued i6c

Boys' Hamburg turn collars, all heigths 2 for 25c Boys' belts in many styles leather from i_;c up Buster Brown belts in dll sizes bil: red, ian or white 156 Boys handkerchiefs in, cotton, linen and excelda

_‘gc up

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and good.

Telephone all _

D. STEWART. Ecuvse _ BAKERY

Hakes Best Bread.

“lil .lllll llllli”

DRUGGTSTS- Cor. Groat Geergc & Kent Sis

AND DARK cocoaluos as 'ro sz ~1Noi-ins w1Dm,__ ooon 1-mxvv wauorrrs Nlcu PA'r'ranNs. RE- GULARLY soLD AT 18 CENTS AND ia cams. sA'rUnDAY io oaurs. Moonn A Mennon.

5'-lsurir.

irrrraau Pincus Pn1N'r,moi~rr` `.

HONCTON, N. B.

The Llrgest and let Located How' lp tp:d?lta,'Aeo;‘mmadotln¢ :oo ,pooh '~u'i-mu" mia \:I:&m?|nm¢ ' °"°ii'i'f»\rm§"fi

` oiipoohlly do Mbllllhvin tho num 'ner moivn.

G50. 'BNSW BDNlY.f@` ‘ ’

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