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Gnasoow has dwned and operated its iightlng'plantsfor'thirty-six yearir, and now has 50 cent gin. This lsapoint worth remsmhsdng ln* New York. -_New ‘ York Tribune.”

Mascara Norms-Farming in this vicinity is not progressing very rapidly although Newton McArthur soyoa six acres of wheat some time ago.-The enter- 'prising carriage builder Wm. Pound has already completed a great many carriages for the present season.

Rnutrrancls of whatever nature

whetherbyBnnkchequo,exprcss,moncy or postal order or registered letter must be made payable to The Island Guardian Publishing Company and not to any mem- ber of the staff, as individual persons are often absent from the city. Q

` Tun steamer Waals, of the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company fleet, which visited Charlottetown with coal last sum- mer, struck a small iceberg off Lingnn A few nights ago. and stove 'in her bow.. ihe arrived at North Sydney. Monday with the tug Gladiator. Her peek is full of water.

Tm: Canadian Manufacturers Associ-

ation has declined to endorse the P. E island tunnel schema. Perhapl Father Burke, and those other gentlemen who _favor the project, have not made it quite clear that the members of the Manufac- turers' Association would reap the lion`s share of the results. Sydney Record.

Trrosn mayilowers which cams up the

harbor Friday and Saturday gave mort people n chill. They are said to have come from Prince Edward Island. Dear' neighbomgkecp your mayllcwers at home and we will'support that hole through tho Northumberland St-rnits which you are asking the whole countryto put through for y0u._-North Sydney Hcrnld..

Tulrmarrlage of Herbert M. Wood, son

of Senator Wood, of Suckvlile, and Miss Ethyl, daughter of Frederick W. Sumner, u prominent iumberman and shipowner of Moncton, ls to take place an Thurs- day, Juno lst. The marriage of Miss Ethel Record Emmerson,.oldest daughter of the minister of railways, and Frederick Herbert Deacon, of Milton, Ontario, is to take place at thc brldo‘s home in Dorch- ester, June 7th.

THE decldedimprovcmcntin the Hotel

American, Moncton, makes it easily one of thc best in thc Province. To F. li. Wlswell,the manager, isdua tho credit of bringing this popular resort up to its present high standard. The Hotel has been nefurnlsbcll in thc most- up-to-date manner possible. Tho grill room is open till elcvcn 'at night, and all orders are served promptly und to tho entire satis- faction of guests. There are also sample rooms for commercial travellers. V

IT is understood that Thomas Fyshe

General Manngerinf the Merchants Bank of Canada will rotlre from that institution towards the end of the month with a life pension of $0.000 per annum and u hand- some bonus into the bargain. It is also understood that the retiring geneml man- ager who now rccelvcs $20,000 yearly will be succeeded hy J. G. Merrett, first agent of the Mnrchunts' Bunk of Cnnudn in New York, \vho will hc nailing general manager until the amalgamation ci' the Morclmnts‘nnd Royal becomes nu uccom- plished fact.

I1' is expected that Lord Roberts and

Lady Roberts will be brought to this countfry for their tour, In -August noxt, by the new Allan turbineVictorlnn. Arrange- ments have becn made to bring the 'baud of the Irish Dragoon Guards over on the Victorian, sailing August 17, and os Ear Roberts is honorary colonel of the rcci ment, it is expected that hs and I.ndy_ Roberts will also take the Allan Liner. lt is the understanding that Lord Roberts will make n tou_r of all thc principal cities . of thc Dominion. The bnnd will be present at the Toronto exhibit-lon.

Norvrn L.ur_E -During the ppat week

nourly all tho Gulf ice hun disappeared. Afew big clnmpera alone remain. The oldest inhabitants say they never saw so little open water asdurlng the puctwinter. -The firm of Matthew &:Mcl.can have fitted out for the lobster season. Their factory sito at No 1 is one of the boat on P. E. I. -John Harrlslostn very valuable mare, the result of a kick fronrunother horse.'l`hcre are o lot of promising colts at North Luke at present. Among them are three “Progress Lads” ownedby GeorgeS. Morrow, Livingstone Morrow and Stewart Anderson besides two Clydes- dalos owned by John Harris and A. W. Morrow.-E. D. Fraser the popular mana- gor of Sterns Bros. store at North Lake is doing a prosperous business.-Mrs. John A. Morrow who has been ill for the past month is rapidly improving. -The Tunnel question is much discussed.Every- one around here is in hopes the present agitutionwlll loud to something practi- cable. `

Victoria Day-lf you intend to go ilsh

,ing on the 24th,don’t forget to get your supply of fishing tackle at the Centra Drugstore. Our stock is complete and inciudce rods, reels, lines, nate, files, (hand-tied) ents. 'ay books, nom, gin. floats. sinkera. etc.__0nrns and aes for yourself. law prices.-A. W. Reddln Phem B. -

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thlnfafternoon. 'Tea lil cts. Doorsllllls o‘cloek. Admlseloufree.

Tu Maritime Y. M. C. A. boy! ia to he held this year 'at Big 'Cove Sutherland Rlv`cr, Picton Co., N. B., be~ tween the llth and Ziiith of July.

ALI. “changes” for large spaces should bein this oilloe not later than ten a. ID-. and ordinary “changes” by one p. ur., es- ucpt Saturday at ten a.__m. for hothdaily and weekly, as printers have holiday same uftdrnoon. _

Srammo Macnouoau. ot Campbell- ton, Lot 4, son of the late Andrew Mac- Dougall at that place, has been appointed to e position in the Mechanical Depart- ment ' of the _l. C. FL at Moncton. Mr. MacDougall is a youngman of good moral character andhis friends at his old homo will wish him success in his new yenture.

Bannon,--,-Tha farmers of this 'part are engaged in tliilng the soil and find the ground lu a very backward condition.- .Iohn Ladnor has sold his handsome more to Daniel Robbins who is taking great speed out of hcr.-Duncan Mcllougnll mst with quitean accident the other evening While lifting water from a spring he lost ,his balance and received quite a wetting

J ossrmna Carr, aged thirteen years, is

under arrest for the murder of the Murray baby in Toronto lust Friday. The baby was kidnapped by the Carr girl and was thrown eighty-elghtfost downan embank- ment besido the railway tracks on Green- wood avenue Toronto. The girl first gave a detailed story of seeing a woman with u baby and go- cart in the vicinity df the crime. There were discrepancies in her story, and this aroused suspicion. When pressed by the police the girl confessed. She had taken the buby and go-cart from Eut~on's and started for home. When sho got to the railway embankment she be- came alarmed .over the prospects of a whipping for taking the baby. so threw it over. She then n cnt down the embank- ment, undressed the baby and concealed thc olothcs.

EASTERN NOTES. Frequent showers

mise the hopes of the farmer, as experi- ence, dear experience has taught him that u dry and cold May is succeeded by a. poor hay crop and farmers expect the heat yet, though it is certainly slow in coming. Vary little cropping is yot done at u time when it was eo!np'eted in recont years.- Lobstem are plentiful all along the onst- c_m shores and fishermen are doing fairly well though herring keep scarce; but in tho great cod district from South Lake to Red Point where they make u specialty of this fish nothing has yet been done. In 1003 and 1004 thc school 'struck here in April but that was the earliest for forty years. One codilsh, and hs a very poor specimen, was caught by Daniel Mclnnis on the 18th. and two huddock by Wm. Godin on the 20th. is about the bulk of the catch so far, while the last two seasons hundreds of quintals were landed hcrc nt this period. The fishermen report thc water intensely cold, caused no doubt by the ice at the entrance of tho Gull, Cabot strait und this ucoouuLs for the cold buck- wurd spring experienced-DonaldF.Ca|np- bell is visiting at T. S. [{obcrtson's renow- lng old acquaintances.-Ilcr many friends will regret to lcurn that Mrs. Danicl Moran is not improving lately. Dan is among thc list of our successful mon. He has secured the contract of milk hauling for tho northem route to Red Point cheese factory. I’ctcr Ching is huuler for the western section: no tenders were in from east, und no hnuler has yct bocn secured.

Astoria thc most popular stoves on the

market today none stands higher than the Enterprise Monarch Stool Runge, munu- factured by the Enterprise Fournlry Co., Suckvillo N; B. Tlicsc rungcs have no\v pnssofi far beyond the experimental stone and thc verdict of dcnlcrs unll list-rs is un nnimous In their favor. The thrcc polnl~ aimed utnru perfect operation, economy in fuel und dura‘>lllty, und in securing these thcilrm has bccn vcry aucccssilxl. Thu Mcnnrch burns either coul or wood, nnd can bc fitted with a hot water front or dctnchablo copper reservoir holding nine imperial gallons of water which heats rapidly. There uro muny ingenious devices to fucllitntc the work of the up~t0 data housewife which sho can easily make use of as occasion demands. Notnhlc among these is the anti scorch cover, by which n thorlnonnctcr indicates thc cxnct heat of the ovcn at all times, und thc “Monarch” thcrmornctéx-guide on the hot closet door tells exactly the time required to perfectly roast or bakc food of any kind. The three materials which cuter iurgciy into the 'construction of these favorite Ranges are steel plates, nsbcstos und iron castings. Each is the best in its proper place. Steel plates cannotbe cracked or broken. They form the main body frame work and also the oven. For thc latter purpose they hnvc an additional value bc- causs heat passes through the steslreaflily and gives u quick hot oven almost ns soon as the fire is started. Asbestos, that won- derful, fibrcus mineral, which is not only lndcstructible but A perfect non conductor ot heat, is used to line the outor walls of the Range. ‘ -

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We are now placing on the m trket a new make of clothing which

will be known as the S. A McDONALD SPECIAL. The materials used in the make up are all guaranteed, made from pure wool Serges and Worsteds. The tweeds are made by the Hewson Woolen Co., Amherst. We positively guarantee every suit bearing this label. -

The only store in the City dev ated entirely to M¢‘n’s Outiitting

Goods. Give ua a trial for your n:xt suit, either ready-to-wear or made to order.

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Poets and novelists have been picturing to us

The Maiden With the Peetrlv Teeth

Perhaps nothing marks refinement more than a well

kept set of teeth. while dlscolored, decaying or b:oken down teeth brand us as not belonging to that class. ’

lersonai appearance counts for much in all the walks of

life and health, so dependent on good teeth. is a priceless treasure. Considering all can you afford ro neglect caring for your teeth? It is now rossible by the use of porcelain crowns and porcelain inlays to repair a broken down tooth so that it is almost impossible to tell but that it is as nature gave lt. This work has only to be seen to be appreciated and by its use teeth lceretoforeconsidered useless can be restored to beauty and usefulness. i '

We are prepared with all the latest appliances known

in dentistry to do_vour work in the best possible way.

We guarantee satisfaction in writing. ,

Guarantee Dental Rooms,

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We have lately bought out the grocery

business and stock of the late W. F. Carter on the corner of Queen and Kent Streets, which will be carried on in con- nection with our present store, on Lower Queen street. We will bc glad to meet the customers of the old iirm aswell as any new ones who may favor us with their patronage.

Our stock is complete and prices mod-

ernte.

Customers promptly attended to and

goods delivered to all parts of the city when wanted. Give us o call.j' '

MCKENNA’S GROCERY.

Up town Store, Down town storc Cor Queen and Cor. Quran nml

Kent Streets. Dorchester Sis.

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For painting buildings outside ond inside is a painters’ paint. Iti

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und by specially constructed rnnchinery that does its work better

mu an other paint machinery. _

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