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'Ylllif i2l!ARDU¥N_ CHARLOTTETOWIQ.PZ-IIIPEDWARDISLAND, APRAL- 25,

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appiiffl.

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Plnli Pills.

llerllsgeum. lulted Milk. loads Pliosphocline. Pepto-llangan.

Pievcde Medicines.

iampsrillas. latlvelleibs. lleqyellerb Tablets. ttmtshblets.

Dad_'e__eil|. Clilerve Food. Allpdi of the above.

iviiefiesais and neraii. cwizcis E. iiuoi-iEs,,

I A»@f»h003r'l9\° F{i\1l_

mr'

`.,. of thc l.itcrar_v an

. f .\'e\v lili\>`l!*‘“`~ ll

Sofieiyig; 0,-eiiiiig. :Tin inst.

rio.

Dairviiili (""~ h““` "cc“red

fllf Tlfollonn 0% 0-ir iiinst \1D'l0'l'l-lt

v Lang for this year.

ht have been a serious affix

Tmlg!cent,|y_[\\'lieii one of TWO”

MF \[¢\\'illiains_ was attacke _ cross dog on the road: b

NU reached her in time to resc WP injury_except some had ren

_ ' le :interest of the

s°cuoli`G|i;nt\\iic~li and Cablellea “dwg held in the hall at th me 11th inst. Mr. J. B. McEw

a ¢hairman and the progra a.,;,¢,¢<l of recitations, singin

selections, and comic rea

"|||~endered. The Ladies' A

particularly indebted to M for the free use of his graph”

A tim wncliisioii of tlieprog ra in

8~ ' Worn; on the Asylum annex has bee

mgtioncer. The social \\

wusmging of National Anthem an

,other Pgpers Please Copy.)

Nsws.-The roads are drying u

passabb in this vicinit

is heartily looked for by our Bicy-

3 ,widly progressing under th mmagement of the] Dawson cd,-The Plymouth House, h

yin coiiiiiii News

ill setting, should apply at this oillce

once.

\3 Geo. Stanley`s new house on Fitz

Calbeck and Gamble.

u been missing since last fall.

fi' started and it ls expected that in th ld course of a few days a full crowd o

- mechanics will be at work. `

E i

will be discussed.

only two minutes behind him

Exc.\v_\TioN is being made for M

T05'

Street.

i_l‘ THE Tryon Athletic Club have fit ted u S ti commodious room at Chas. Dawson`s for fl their practice in future.

t _ . Ee Tm: building of the sluice way for Tryo

ts VVoolen Co`s Mill dam is being performe

'by the experienced contractors, Mess

d 1 YEs'rxRDA\’ the decomposed body of at McDonald of New Glasgow was foun n floating in Pictou harbor. McDonald h

g , A SPECIAL meeting of the City Counci _ ` _ .A ' willbe held on Friday evening. Th 9'” bega“`Mr`Mmon'“cLam“ estimates will be submitted and th

d advisability of asking the legislature fo

mm forthe Ladies- Aid__0N authorit-ytoissue debentures for $300(ll

refuse to play for any future entertain-

Tan Marathon Race 25 miles for th

D championship of America took place a Y Boston last week. First second and thi

places were captured by Canadians. Th

cub,-The repairing of the 1I\RrSh- _ winner Mr. John Caffrey broke the reco

0 for the distance. His time was2hrs. 39min-

up and painted [in the latest

to the usual visits 0

l0ut|Sl.S who will: be kindl gg by the genial; manager M

Cam. Holland has been con

his house for several days fro

of la grippe which ia o ur midst.~Mr.M. Del

arushing business in lookin

interests of the pul;l§e§g‘g-nerally

GC utes. Mr. Sherit who secured second wa as ' ° _

_ _ Coon Show in themselves. “The kutest'

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A RIVA

lesesoee M -

fort

Iniitobe bi t ...t b ~- i"g,e-=peci2ll; (I,>a,.;r_.- 3:1 iand Sir Charles entering with Clara Bread whiclijust suits the !is made to declare his love for

hehe sind makes vou feel@ We an strong. That is

the kind we bake-just ex-

actly wha: you want.

satisfied.

lclephone 98.

Eclipse Bakery.

Bakcs best bread.

opposes

cn EA wi Pi E s @

Are delicious. Everybody

who has used them is weil

we know that all who are in want of a FIRST-CLASS .3 hat should patronize Miss McKeiver as ber work is con- - sidered second tonone in the Province - gi _

Leave your orders early in the “week to secure i;

Pmmpt delivery. “milf _ tj

Millinery department open every dl? 9 *° m' un (6 'I

P. ln. elcept Saturday, then 9 li. m. till 9.30 P- ID- __ gv

The People’e Store. 5 Wholesale and Retail.

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Tm-: Bio Mn\sTREL Snow -The public

y must not forget the date of the League of

the Cross Minstrel Show. It will be held on Monday, April 30th. Secure your tick- cts early as a large number have already » been sold. See the 4 end men who are Aa

glteenest, komicalist koons in koon-

ton n." The safety valve of humor will be turned on at 8 o`clock sharp. Watch for Che big Street parade at 12 o`clock noon.

_» HAMPTON NOTES.-Most of the farmers 'in this vicinity have sold their fat cattle to Mr. John McLeod, the average price , being about 4?; cents per lb.-The Jacques |’ Cartier made her iirst trip of the season ‘ 5 to Crapaud on Friday the 20th inst. This i first trip is always much appreciated by l the people of Victoria, Crapaud and " Hampton, as we have not got the railroad i to Victoria yet.-The pupils of Hampton school are making splendid progress in their studies under the instructions of

` and_Miss Maggie McNeill.

given at the Opera House next Tuesday evening with a grand entertainment by Mr. S. N. Earle promises to be the treat of the season. The scene opens in a fashionable hotel at ismtoga. sir charles Gnmdisweii, a ‘foppish young baronet, makes love to and

is accepte& by Clara Rivers,a rival of Pauline estern, the reigning belle. Pauline, much against her fathers wishes is verymuch in love with George Ardent, ,a poor\youiig French student, who is 1 about to depart with our army for Mexico. ‘ Pauline introduces _George to her father under the assumed name of Mr. Ray- mond. Capt. \Vestern presumes that Sir Charles is in love with Pauline

PAULINE, or the Belle of Saratoga to be

Pauline. Much to Clara`s chargin. George departs for the war, and Pauline isleft sad and lonely. A year passes Clara is lamenting the perfidious con- duct of Sir Charles. Pauline is still urged by her father to marry Sir Charles but George reigns supreme in her heart. A note falls at her feet, While She iS

DUCHESSE LOAF dreaming and thinking of the absent IG not equalled in the city. @ one. It announces the return of Geo

Remember that it costs but

.4 emu' i An elopement is planned, but it is fru-

rge

and that he is beneath her window.

iistrated by the appearance of Capt.

, are in the air. The solos, trios, choruses,

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MILLINERY.

Our millinery department is in full swing under tho

GUMPETEHT MAHAGEIEHT 0F

e I n MISS MDKEIVBF.

Our first opening last week' wasqnite a. success and S

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A our worthy teachers, hir. \Villiam Villet _

Westem, Sir Charles, Clara and guests

ST , of the Hotel. Movers are satisfactorily

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arranged on both sides and wedding bells

` duets, etc. are exquisitive from a musical

ie stand point. Read ad in another column.

\VoP.K has begun on Mr. N. D. .~\i‘mour's

cottage on Upper Hillsboro Street.

the watering cart became a necessity. »

THE steamer City of Ghent sails on Mon-

day next for P. E. Island.--Hx. Chronicle.

AT the police court yesterday morning

John McLaren for being drunk and disorderly was fined $4.60 or 20 days.

Tms funeral of the late J. D. Mason took

place yesterday afternoon. The attend- ance was very large. The Masons attended in a body.

S. 0. E -White Rose Degree, meeting

of Lodge, Prince Edward. meets to-night at 8 o‘clock. Advancement. Every member please be punctual.

Posrrormn annual meeting of the C. A.

A. G. will be held in the Club rooms this evening at 8 o`clock. Every member ex- Dected to be present. '

A NEW hardwood floor is beiiig placed in the halls of the court house. Mr. John Harper _is doing the work. _The section completed looks exceedingly well.

AFTER Mr. Earle's Concert, May lst.,

Mr. Vinnicombe's Orchestra positively

ments in Charlottetown given by local talent.-H. Vinnicombe.

St. George`s Day was celebrated at

Alberton by the flying of flags over the Post Oillce, Schoolhouse, the stores :of Messrs. Woodman-Bros. and Benj.Rogers, also over a number of other build- ings.

ENGINEERS meet for Drill at Drill shed

this evening at8 o'clock. A full attend- ance of recruits expected. Any members not having uniforms at home will have uniforms issued to them.

CANADA Gazette, April 21st, 1900.-“J. .

M. Campbell, Esq. , of the City of Ch arlotte- town, in the Province of Prince Edward Island, to be Assistant Post-master at Charlottetown, in the said Province of P. E. Island."

AT the close of the prayer meeting to-

night in Central Christian Church an im- portant matter will be brought to the at- tention of the members. The pastor desires that every member should be pre- sent. Service begins at 8 o`clock.

Pnivrof the proceeds of the afternoon

teatobe given in St. Paul’s schoolroom on Thursday next of the Loyal Circle of the Kings' Daughters, will be devoted towards further furnishing the room already donated by that circle to the New Hospital. Admission 10 cents.

THE committee in charge of the Sons of

England Concert, beg leave to tender theirthanks to the ladies and gentlemen, who in any way contributed to the suc- cess of the concert in the choruses or

obligations to several others for courte- ousies extended, and take this op- portunity of offering their thanks.

AN employee of Dry Dock named Foley,

working on S. S. Cohan of the Black Diamond Line, Saturday' afternoon, in the dock being repaired, was standing on the gate and slipped, falling down below to the grating. As the suction is great at this spot when the dock is being pumped out, Foley would have been drawn through the bars but for the arrival of h is friends, who lowered a weight and lifted him out of his perilous position.-Halifax . Recorder.

YESTERDAY morning at ten o‘clock there passed away at his residence, Pow-~ nal St., Mr. George M. Munroe, youngest son of the late Dr. Munroe of Alberry Plains. Mr. Munroe was formerly a teacher but lately was employed with Mr. \Valter Mathieson of thiscity. Last Autumn failing health compelled him- to seek a warmer climate and he went to Denver, Col. Finding no benefit from the change he returned to his home in Charlottetown where he continued to sink till yesterday when he breathed his last. He was married to Miss Bessie Jenkins, daughter of Mr. Richard ‘Jenk- ins of Pownal who with a brother and four sisters is left to mourn. ‘

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Try one can of Oak Brand Condensed

Milk and ou will decide that it is

find it immensely superior _

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Ynsrnanav owing to the clouds of dust

sesame

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otherwise; and also tn those who kindly (. lent flags or hunting for the decorating of o rp f. the hall. The committee feel _under many. . _I _“B5->ll| __

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Elegance

To-morrow (Thursday) evening from half poet' seven

until nine-we’re h »lding~a reception atbiir store. `

~ You are especially invited . We ,want YOU particularl ,

to drop in and see the handsomest Mill-inery display MQ "

' yet held in Charlottetown." ~ __ _

' T We are especially anxious to have you see' the

range of elegant new _ designs by our Milliner

Miss I-Immal

_ At no time previously have shown a line so sive, so stylish, so elegantly made.-so beautifully When you see the 'exhibit you will agree with ug

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And then there’ll be an exhibit 'of untrimmed good! &

will be worth all the time y0u`ll takef ` _-

'l`here’ll'be hundred at-ter. hundred of elegant trimmgd

and untrimmed Sailors..

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“ 7 S' Ladies "who have been in

a. moment compare with our

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stock of Children s Millmery

Besides all this there ll be

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i. _.,. ;_._`:3__;`._ ,I _ , _r _ . ' . ' i ` _ ‘ , an elegant display downstairs

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fs _ CharIott{etown'.s

GUARDIAN readers will be pleased to

learn that yesterday Mr. John Robertson

chased the old Aldous farm, near Monta gue for ranching and other farming pur~ poses. This farm was in former years one of the leading farms in King`s County and there is no doubt that under his judicious management it will,in the near future, oc- cupy a place in the first rank. The property possesses an unlimited quantity of manure in A alder mud and black muck. It is hoped that in the interest of Long Creek and vicinity

remove the noted Stallion M cGill,who has proved, himself such a famous Stock getter, but should he so decide Long Creeks' loss will be Montaguds gain. Mr. Robertson’s new farm will consist of 320 acres and is situated midway between Montague Bridge and Lower Montague

adapted for grazing purposes.

s House Cleanin

' cleaning sinks etc etc. for

onl

to anything shown in t'h`e city'

it when down town _ ;,,-Moore & McLeod. "" 'Zo i

A ' Died at Flat River on April lst, Mrs.

John Nicholson of Belle River, in her

_ wth year. _

,~ At his home, Middleton, Lot 27, on April 17th,_1900, after a. lingering illness, Mr. John Jesse Wright. used 70 were and 6 months. Gone-to his etemal rest.

At Picton, N. S., on 19th of April, Sarah

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anywhere near the price. See - ,mth every ce", of 18,,"

_ ~ Powd. Borax 15 cents per' '

rf/pound. u

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5 I/5' i'-TLS 7_5 - ‘

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and has unrivaled facilities for shipping. ‘L The land is Well watered and especially‘

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I .ii this season. do it to your own comfort,

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that Mr. Robertson will not permanently i

ii \ Comfort, Elegance and Ease combined ‘ _“peed and Strength are in the name

If vou want the best from every szandpoingexamine every incl!

and you’.l take the Red Bird.

` w.. ...me to .how y0..'ti...19oo Red ami

GY G. AH

, First-class Bicycle Repair Ihlp.

Jllrs. Augus Beaton, daughter of the late 4 - 1- -_-_ '_ "3

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DR. H- L._

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wife of W. Stewart McEwen, aged 24 0m°°~_,.,_m°h,n mmk years. Deceased was the daughter of Mr. Re »d_ence-Ric Street west. '

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Alfred McEwen, St-. Peter s Harbor, - P. E9|Ef;g§‘%‘Y" ap n2’ L P- m' uw P' m*

vm§'l‘ms'rnn Asn Frrrsn Wrrn Gmsels.

En. Ear.

Grilten Street. Oppos t Quit Bti. lip. *

SPEAKING 0F SPM I

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‘ . them to the corn r Jeweler and have new one! G il.

§.er...i::;’ °5“"p\v E-».....-ni.-....~.d i "`

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5 ow 0 ° I S g % 1i = . Work of all kinds promptly attended to.

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Ladies l _see our line heavy. purlenE;`_b;|;;° “ I , ‘ ~ L

Jet black silk finish cashmere 'Disinfectant Suap (_ . , , Ch mn' PII

at 40- cents per yard. _ Every, _ _ k _

thread is pure wool. You will f°' ‘°°S*““S P*-“I” "°' » `

.Gaming To llul

Daily.

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four Millinery room--say also

N _-`-that no store in town canfor

. , of New Dress Goods Silks,

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