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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOQTKOWN PRIN0l~lD`W~ABD:ZA.L'D, HAY 3,~_~l»W1 A , , . _ .__- ,. . _,W , ' _ I 5"*

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Ghildren s Holds M-252

, _ of dos-

ing _miirvliilii .- stonmch with all sorts of mix. tim-. wlii-:i'1l rel# r. cold: l_.hc trouble ig not p ¢r.- ni ¢\.1. If _yon \vo1il1i_iii_~:t rub its lime (h_._{_ :|11~1»|r__nn<i l».\'~l< but ivccn the sligiildmgq \\-1t1~.ll:1lli_:l1~ .lloiillml lniiiniciir. you would euro 1; 1|'-11i‘:. cr. ll! pe‘_':i‘: rules und g00s‘ dlr0L‘l.- 15-i.> \\‘l1.-11-all the iiirlnimiintioii is,

Griiiitiis’ Menthol Linimeg1t_

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~>> CITY AND CDUNTRY °é<_-fr

` M. C. A. to-night. "

nastic exhibition to-night.

the Princess yesterday evening.

A pretty good way to test any store

ig, lvv the collee it sells. We‘re willing 1

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for von to test us b_v our codec an) time We wish von would try son e of og, me Mocha it java. We‘d be glad iolsell it to you and you‘d be glad yo\'d tried is-its such a fine coilee. Blended

glillfully and just roasted enough.

Freshly Ground when ordered

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f\.e,\»&\4‘\f\»$

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¢¢,¢1¢\ be posted, as to thc merits of what we

eller you. Fife;-We offer you goods, exclusively our own

when you bay from us, you will never see a

duplicate with anyone.

5¢¢¢gd--our cutting, fitting, sewing, etc. is se- rene to none in this Broad Dominion. Third--The above excellenees are yours at a igure, also our own, but we give all prefermce und adv:.nt\ge to our customers. Secured only \, iong years of hard work and trying exper- ences.

_I T. l`l`cKENZlE,

"Je Tailor.

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vimvin nndeverythinsyou rewifs in *s

dngline.

Premriptions and special

Remedes. repnred with the best goods obtsiuable-<:hm9- er than any house in the business-

We run our busines in the interest Of the

people.-No division of pi-o_6ts with Doctors.- lt is your interest to deal with

H U(ll'liE.‘5’f»".§"°-°i"`

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Prowse Block Y “Wide

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Take ' Lois

Fres h

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As

To-day. Don't bother heatingpourself

over a coal stove to bake cake or Tea, You can buy it cheaper from ns for we

make a speciality of it/-bake it for lots of people and they all pronounce it

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goo and es .

Sultana Cake 20 cents lb. _ Nu, .. 20 .. .. White “ 16 “ “

Telephone air.

D. ST EWART.

Eclipse Bakery bakes best bres-_-3

W =Frank Duchemin, R. H. Stewart. The

, , gg _floral tributes both in quality and quan-

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ll. L. DICKEY, ill. D

(Late of London llospltils)

Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat

1i_vo_i...t..i and and with one S, Tu. Fri. &2v

usual .-atstvvw.

ght at that place.

'IHE S. S. City of Ghent arrived in port

at 9.~t5 o’clock yesterday evening and sails this morning about 9 o'cl0ck. _

WILL the person who picked up the

t wo folios of clarionet or cornet duets re- cently, please leave at this oihce.

received the first car of St. John lime yesterday by the Steamer I\crthumber~ and. _

(S a

theY M C A vsill be given It p

a

DUMB bell drill, mat drill. .Apparatus

` ing at Y. M. C. A. to-night.

THE mail train arrived in the city at

quharson was one of the passengers.

THE S. S. Halifax will not leave Boston

until Saturday May 11th, arriving here on the following Tuesday 14th ilst. The cause of delay is due to refltting of *machinery etc.

TELEPHONE subscribers will please en- r the following numbers and names in

, engineer’s office, P. E. I Ry This an

_nouncement will appear only once more. ' 3.2i

following Scott Act cases were disposed

ned $50. The case against D. Skinner

shafts of a threshing mill, Minnie the

fell off, dislocating her elbow and break-

fracture. She is doing nicely, su'H`e'ring no pain. ’

I. O. F.-THE members of Courts Mt-.

Stephen and Avondale will please re- , member the joint meeting to-night at

I Rangers of both courts a large attendance , is requested as matters of interest will be ‘brought before the meeting by Bro. Dr. G. H. Toombs the H. C. R.- (Examiner and Patriot please copy on 3rd.-

THE funeral of the late Edith E. Ritchie

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Street this afternoon at 2 o‘clock to ‘People's Cemetery. The services at the I house and grave will be conducted by Rev 1' J. W. McConnell, and the bearers of the pall will be Messrs. Wm. Wright, H. Bethune, Joseph O’Connor, Bert Davison,

_tity testify to t e esteem in w ic 5 deceased was held.

-1i1_{\l-1-1-°

0 s y vitalizer.

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Riaiiimiisrzia gynm-istic exhibition in Y. ’ THE S. S. Canipana arrived in port at

6.30 yesterday evening and will probably leave between nine and ten this morning,

Houi-.‘-inode candy at Y. M. C. A. gym- Th C ' h th

e ampana ad a very eavy cargo

' for Charlottetown and intermediate ports.

Mr. G. M. Atwood was a passenger by a portion of which had to be left behind.

Since. last season the Campana has been

THE S_ S_ Mmm arrived in port yestep conslderablyimproveil and has been fitted

day evening after being on the slip an with tail shaft to her engines. Her Picwm _ _ berths have been renovated and tastefully

' painted on the exterio.. Mr. Savage on

7DR- DlCK_BY» ‘"5 returned f1`°m New 5 the New York and Bermuba route last 301k H0SP1¢f1lS» *md ma! be °°l1Sl11ted as 5 year has been appointed to the position of

K second Steward. The appointment will

YESTERDAY afternoon the Brant, went `- 'doubtless be ii. popular one with the tra-

to Brush Wharf to make repairs to the Vem'-‘Z D\1b1iC- '

_ A KEN'rv1LLE correspondent of thefMes- senger and Visitor says;-After having left§Wolfvi1le, Evangelist Gale came to I Kentville, for two weeks at the united ln- vitation of the Methodist, Presbyterian p and Baptist churches. He was accompan' ied by MisslHall whose cultured singing was greatly appreciated by all who heard

Mg-SSRS, Lemuei M, Pogle 3; 00,1, her. The work of the Evangelist seemed

‘_ to be met at first by a spirit of opposition but later on a marked degree of interest was manifest. The strong and searching

No. lCo. Charlottetown Boys’ Brigade, l ggfsozfntlxeisfakeg had éggirggech The t. Peters) will meet for drill to-night especial, he. 51358;; drlsbéagi "Te t' T dclock Sham’ Every member Wm ‘ tone of oiirCh£istian liviill; hi; bifenfgretate kmdly attend' ly elevated thereby about 125 have taken a ` To-NIGHT the gymnastic exhibition in - stand for Chix-st.

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A. D Paovaivn M P f th Bri

t f 1 11 ii id °x` ' ° e

lsesdw if E? 1fmcce;s u A S ou \ ish House of Commons and representing

“en ‘L e S 3 een the shareholders of the Cnignecto Ship

Railway adressed a meeting of members

‘ ork on parallel bars, horizontal bar and , of Parliament in the lower] room of the

erman horse, fancy marching and tumbl- U House of Commons last week. Mr. Mc-

Kinnon, M. P., P. E. L, occupied the chair. What Mr. Provand wants is that

11 55 last night A delay of 20 minutes _" the Government should renew the charter

l I 1 d d I

was caused by a hot box. Premier Far- if an Bubsi y °r t'° give °°mp°“s°‘ti°n° If

neither were granted then he asksd for the whole question to be submitted to a special committee of the House. Messrs ‘ Gourley, Lennox, Kaulbach, Copp and , Baker, members of Parliament spoke and sympathized with Mr. Provand and the the position of the shareholders.

Nnw INvEN'r1o1vs_-For the benefit of

as dismissed. Q 70 SUNDAY evening while sitting on the §Q

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daughter of Josiah Campbell, Montague, j

our readers we publish a list of Canadian

te 1 s l I their di1'€¢l0l'Y~ 232, M- P- HOSBIYS 015%, I patents recently procured through the

agency of Messrs. Marion Sc Marion, Patent Attorneys, Montreal and Wash- ington, D.C.: 70,904, Philina Boire, Mon-

A., Georgetown yesterdayaftemoon the 1 treal, Que., Means for locking whips in

whip sockets; 70,914. Joseph H. Gagnier,

of by Stipendiary Blanchard: John Mc~ Montreal’ Que” CarB"ak°5i 70~925~H°“°1`9 'Millan of Whim Road Cross confessed and Dupefei Quebec, Que., Gully Cleaner; fl ` W

70,933, Etienne Poulin Fils, St. Germain de Grantham, Que., Railway crossing frog;

,949, Gilbert M. Tate, Windsor Mills,

Odilon Feher, Montreal, Que., Wiiidow

ing S0106 °f the Smaller b°f1e5- Dr- Mc' ;‘ Fastener; 71,039. George H. Stokoc,Blo0u1- ‘Intyre was summoned and set the Held, N_ B5; Milk Account B00ks:.71;957,_

Napoleon Dussault, Montreal, Que., Hand Lanting Tool; 71,070, nouis Arsene Desy, Montreal, Que., Dredge. The Inventor`s 1 Help, a. 148 page book. containing pras- \ tical information-on thesubject of patents,

s p.m. in their Him. By order of the chief ‘ the COS” Of Sams ew-» will b@o’S‘=°f» U0 H1 J'

1 address upon receipt of 10 cents.

THE Ellis Review-Headlight of Friday

it April 26_says: It is our sad duty this wee: ‘ to chronicle the death of Rilph R.

Nicholson, who was suddenly called away at 5.30 o’clock Thursday afternoon, after a

will leave her late home, Upper prince, short attackof pneumonia. Mr.NicholSon

was born at Charlottetown ,Prince Edw :rd Island, Canada, on the 10 day of June 1844,

I Languor and weakness, due to the _ depleted condition of the blood, are over-

Hour 9.30-1, 9'-4" A came b Hoodfs Sarsaparilla, the great

1 where he received his education and l entered into the Dry“GJods business with the firm of W. & A. Bro .vn. In the Jeir 1865 he came to Chicago; and for s number of years was employed by Marshall Field & G0., and John V. Farwell 85 Co. While in Chicago he was much troubled with Asthma. until dually in the year 1879 he decided to come further west. Locat- ing at Ellis about that time he started in the Di y Goods business. and during the twenty odd years engaged therein, had succeeded in building “up one cf the 3 largest establishments in Wester; , Kansas. His asthmatic trouhlei, to- ‘- gether with the severe .ittack of p‘:ieu.i1-' " onia and a frail ponstitutiori, greatly hastened his end which was very p°:iceful

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_ - and free`from pain. Mr.Nicholson was an

` ` f enterprising business man, a. staunch

_ _ 1 - friend and a general favorite with all

' %ses.° ' In‘his death the town of.. Ellis

s`un"ersaisevere and irreparable loss. His

makes one feel like getting Htted out for simin xr. We have everything hyollll S011-owing relatives and friends have the iegd in ihe Way of sympathy of the entire community in

. Gents Furnishings

at the prices you wou’c mind paying

For Instance

lk Front Shirts

-5* ei

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o.‘e`t~v o’e=i~'~s and Guaranteed to wash

Sl- had keep their color. Very cool and comfortable.

if

753 I Coi’d. St-arched Shirts, short bcsoms,

85g ` perfect fitting, good and

very stylish.

$|\2;"§ New 1901 styles. Note the prices.

0 .

K1d Gloves _

222 wwe- uw\°'

\_\'9 iwqep the gal-351' 5;!

p 11° -_ iiriih' -' of lu. .,

91 make. Every ~ ' newest shades -

J" ._

` 1 , _ _ B .abr ___._._gan Underwear

a full assortment now in stock, _

Suit see the special line we are selling

at 90c a Suit regular pricee $l,30,

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11 their loss.

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A THERE ABE orHi~:Rs but only one Kendrick’s Linimenli the Kfeatest modern household remedy. Forall Pains, Laincness and Swelling get Kendrick's.

l ll You Need aloiic

(and most people do after the long »winter with its close confine-1 i"

l J

rnent and inactivity) You should try ‘ _ l’lac’s Tonic

A ’ ti __ f ..i...u..'§°"""..‘?I..i’1lf ‘ii qfuieklv restores up-

petlte and strength-

V; _ Price 25 cents., "V

ue., Pulp Screens; 70,995, James W._ IcQuay, Valley River, Man., Reversing; alve Mechanism for Engines; 70,993,

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BY a letter received in the city it is

learned that Mr. L C. Hall, the proprietor of the Hotel Acadia, Grand Tracadie Beach, is distributing ten thousand fold- ers which are a great improvcme it upon all previous issues. The cu‘s are very dis- tinct and are a very distinct reproduction of pictures tiken fcon Island scenery. Many ofthe old _guests of the house living in the Southern and Middle States are en- quiring if Charlottetown cin be reached via the Exposition and the St. Lawrence on board steamer. In order to meet the ditlicu lty Mr. .H111 cleaily defines the route and it is expected that a large num- ber will visit P. E. I. by the above route. The red sandstone cliffs, yellowish white of the beaches and sand dunes, blue waters, and vivid greens and colors of the herbage, Bowers and foliage of Prince Edward Island,give a. strangely tropical elfect to her northern scenery, and an unusually clear atmosphere produces the most wonderful effects; rivalling, lit is declared by travelers, even the splendid dawns, sunsets and starry and moonlit nights of the Mediterranean. The country people, originally drawn from alien races, Sects and countries, retain many of the ancestral traits, traditions 'anal customs and will be found frank, kindly and hos- pitable to an extent seldom 4 met with elsewhere. Villages largely inhabit- ed by the descendants of such Acadians as were not expatristed at the time ofthe destruction of Grand-Pre, can be reached and visited in a day’s excursion. A few families of Micmacs, once the strongest, fiercest and handsomest of the Abenaquis ` allies of _ the French generally visit the section in the summer; and their camps, canoes, wood- basket, porcupine quill, bead and birch bark work are well wnrthy of not`ca and patronage. Prince Edward beef, mutton, pork and poultry have long been justly noted for their splendid quality and fine flavor; vegetables. abound and cannot be excelled in quality. The sea, river and shell fish provided arc sure to be in the primest condition, and at the Acadia are cooked to perfection, being considered the specialty of the house. The milk, cream, butter and cheese are always of the rich- est, purest quality, and wild strawberries,

icious and abundant. The cuisine is. of acknowledged excellence, and a splendid spring, one of the main attractions of the grounds, supplies all the water for drink- ing, cooking, bathing and washing.

At Hillsboro, on April 28th, William Henry Douglas, Esq. aged 66 years. V

In this Qity, May lst. 1901, Edith Emily

eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ritchie, in the 21st year of her age.

Funeral from her late residence, Upper

Queen Street. this Friday afternoon at -2

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I 1 To prove_ to you_ that D_r.

‘ ‘ ~Chase’s Dmtmcnt isaccrtain

and absolute cure for e_a.ch and every form of itching,

bleedingand protrudin piles,

the msnufactu rs h teedit. geotec-

re _ ave gum-an timonials in the daily press and ask your neigh~ bors what they think of it. You can use it and

getyour money back if not curéd. 60o a box, at all dealers or EmnNsoN,BA'i'm 85 Co.,'l7oronto,

Dr. 0hase’s Ointment

M..-li

ALI. teachers are asked to kindlv call

the attention of tlieirscliolars to E. NV. 'l‘aylor’s,r>ffsr_ advertised in another oo- liimn. Estimates canbesll sent in toge- ther from one School or separate just as desired.

Are you partic-

ular about your

millinerv? Do like to .have hat “just so"?

you anxious, to have it as stylish as it can be made?

If so.yon’li need _ to get ‘acquainted ' with our" miliineryf-

_departmentf »

I We’re _in busi- _, _

ness to make money by pleasing

\ I you thorou`ehly--

and we WILL ,

. please you-ifiyon

I give us a chance. ‘ ’ '

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Millinery “

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raspberries and blueberries are both de- , i _

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At Mount Stewart, on April 28th, Ken-V A A A C " E ‘P new s. inc-Kay. aged 70. up The Mi!lin_e,y ., 7 by f ,

People. _X - E _ N

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assesses# is Quail!

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ir l wi 'ii 111 Qc

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o’clock, io l?eople"s Cemetery. _ _,

win iiiuiiinli

_ We have a very nice variety in medium priced beds-all nice design, price from $5.65 to $xo.5o

We are always pleased so show our goods even if you don't want to buy.

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» _, Wecan sell you any Kodak' ‘ll

,'(5,, at list price. 4#

Mr Barr, Drmonstrotcr for 'he Kod..k Co , will be at our V "1 Store on Thursday afternoon,

1@ May 2nd, from 2 to 6 p rn.

.. ' He will be pleased m give ; any infornmiionab fut Kodaki,

Folio or Deiiro Paper.

¢

[lan ellaimalade

Yesterday we received several

dozen 5 pound tins of Orange Marma'

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We have ill istfck at prcscutm,

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';,_f..v.>uri1esfz B in Koala. ~ Mounts BLOCK, VICTORIA BOW.

Opposite Post Qiice. ‘ , `

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CORSRSE CT (l UESS.

f his that our line of Watches and Jewelery is as good and che per than Q'

, thing in the city. Come and see for yourself, ‘

_ _ ‘ -. Repairing pri mptly attended to ’

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Q .§t_D.(D'i3]Cl.eI’ i(:)ff61’ ‘! s

IMS direct from the Factory W We would like every school girlfand every school boy on Prince

e _ _ _ _ _ _ ,

b ha th' \° 5 gg 5 bargain ,md my Island to make ,eatimate think population of Pn_n¢0 $311' illligmk itil; miter lien alibi my lil _§*°°d ‘¥’ “°‘» "“‘° “‘°"° “"3 “'» ‘_'° “°°“ F” "Y ‘“Y°*““¢"‘°-" "‘

lil' M - ' '_ ` ~ Oi course they will not entg our regular compstition,‘but

4.8¢, a t|_n| gps a greater interest in our country; and the one whose estimate' 'C

'nearest and reaches us before June lst, will receive s Silver Wat# g

This it s genuine snap and we ad -1 after the oilicisl number of the 'population is meds knefl- _

1 :£51223 friends to send their orders Kéq; 8 wily of the 5 ,Quad “_ V _ _ .;

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