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styles.

STANLE_Y`S GOODS are always bright and right up-to-date. We claim the best as well

as the greatest variety in l).E. Island.

you get

SILKS and TRIM-

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1. Ladies’ Fine Chocolate Dongola Oxford--made 011 1816515

lasi-- urn sole--extra well finished

2-25 & I3&»11.’

2 Ladies’ Fine Chocolate Dongola Oxford--with vesting

tcp--tin-n sole--newest last.

2.25 & pair

Lots ol other lines at lower prices.

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LOCAL BRIEFS

Latest News of the City and Province.

By Reporters and Correspon-

dents Everywhere.

O'»vi.\‘<; to the had condition of the roads

_vc.~,tcrIlav, a large nuniher of people were coi:.pi-lied io take the train to the rity. l~`aIiiiers report the \\or.~i, li'avt-iliiigr for years. `

_-\<lnii.-.\ion tickets for the patriotic con-

cert on Moiiilay evening ni-.\t_ :irc on sale iit tleo. _\lcl)on:ild`;~' drug stoizx, .loliiison CY .lohn.~oii`s di~ii;_f stores. (leo. L`:ii‘tcr 82 t_'o`s. and C. J. Mitcliclis. Buy to-day and avoid the rush.

ON Monday the Zlilrd at 3,30 in thc \\.'.

C. 'i`. lf. rooms an iiite-i'i-stiiijr and insti‘iIc~ tive program will be given on the evil ef- iectsof the ci_;arctte_-, . lilotliers are cordially iiivitcd toatteiid. A large attend- ance requested. (Pat. 8: Ex.)

Till-1 Fredericton Herald says: Lt. Col.

Morris, inspector of the North West Mount- ed Police, arrived in the city an Saturday' cvening, and Monday afternoon opened Ii recruiting oliiceiii in t-heband room at the _ drillhxill. He will remain here until Satur- diiy,and will enlist Illiinen, provided that number of the right kind can be obtained. Dr. A. Atherton has been appointed medical examiner.

BLACK DIAMOND LINE.-Tile A 1

steainships of this line will resume their regular service on opening of navigation from Montreal to Charlottetown, North Sydney. C. B., and St. Johns, Newfound- land. First intended sailings arei-S. S. ,°Cacoun;i" from Montreal on or about May Sth. due at Charlottetowii about May Sth; S. S. Bonavista from Montreal on or about lI;iyl'.Zth_ due at Charlottetown about .\I:\y15tl1. The above s-t'c:inic‘rs sail from Ciiarlottetown to Joliirs, .Newfound- land via, North Sydney, C. B. carrying liorses. cattle and sheep on deck and produce under deck. at lowest possible rates. For further particulars as to freight and passage see adv.. later or apply to Peake Bros 8: Co. Agents.

H13.-vrH=_:R Division,No. 225, Long Creek,

met on March 30th, and elected the ;` following officers for the ensuing quarter :

W. P.-Malcolm McKenzie. W. A.-Bessie McEa.chern.

R. S -George McPhee.

` _ A. S.-Grace McNeill. `

F. S.-Neil McConnell, (re-elected). I'

I Tres.-James Darrach, (re-elected).

Chap.-Christina McLean. I Con. - Archibald McKenzie. A. Con.-Ethel Henderson. I. S.-Artemas Rodgerson.

O. S.-Hugh Mc Phee.

This Division,which was organized only

_ short time ago is making rapid progress

_ 0-0-ooo-@<90@<9-@-@-oe-ooo-ooo-0-@»# I P- _W~ ?~_-_M ifcehe- I

nd shows good prospects for the future.

CANOE Covn horns-There is a vast

deal of sickness in this part of the country

Lines of __.._i~ " i V » Ladies’ Shoes “

J t the present time, there is hardly _one

family escaping, the la grippe in its worst form.-Mr. Hugh McLean had his leg broken some two weeks'ago, he is doing well considering the nature of the acci- dent.-Prepariug for lobster fishing is the oi-der of the day along these shores rat" :the present times.-Mr. Alex- ` ander McFadyen built a lobster factory a year ago, and had three splendid new boats built at the same time that cost him about, $70 each. Some des- perate character on Tuesday night 17th, inst., with a crowbar and axe punched and smashed them all to

I pieces, chopped his spars and tore his

new sails in ribbons. There is much

LorAi. CnUsAnERs.-Every Monday at

6.30.

TEMi=ERANcE.~Victoria Divison; S. of T.

every Monday. Visitors welcome.

SONG SERVICE at the Gospel Meeting in

Prowses' New Block to-morrow afternoon at 3.45. Strangers always welcome.

THE regular train from the west yester-

day afternoon was 11 hours late. The de- lay was caused by one of the trucks of u. freight car leaving the track. The accident occured near Bradalbane. _

PUPii.s from the different schools will

be present at the meeting of the Teachers’ Institute this evening and will give a number of choruses. Mr. J. E. B.McCready will deliver his lecture on the war in South Africa. The meeting will be held in the upper hal’ in order to accommodate all who desire to attend.

l’i.EAsAN'i‘ time at Sufl`olk.-Tl1e pie so-

cia' and lecture at\Suti`olk on the 17th inst was a complete succes s. Notwitlistzind- ifig the had condition of the roads the spacious school-room was packed to its utmost capacity. The excellence of Suf- folk socials is beyond quesiion ard this one surpassed any yet held. Shortly after .5 o`c!ock Mr. E. Godfrey was called to the chair who after making a few re- marks introduced the lecturer the Rev. J. YV. Godfrey who handled his subject in* an able and eficient manner. All whose privilege it was to listen could not avoid being impressed with the thought that such a lecture could not but prove benefi- cial. A vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Godfrey for his valuable assistance. After the lecture asliort program was rendered and was highly appreciated by all present as was shown by the applause eacn per# farmer received. _ The result of the sale of pies was highly sstisfactorv,owing largely to the energy and characteristic ability of Mr. W. Godfrey who acted as auctioneer. . The biddingin some ca es was very excit- ing and testified to the interest the young men took in the welfare of the cause. The amount of $27 “gas realized. Our thanks are due to our goal neighbors of adjoining settlements fortheir large patronage. Af- ter the serving of hot coffee and partaking of the pies, the company dispersed by the singing the National Anthem.

ONE wiio wAs PRESENT.

A FEW days ago reference was made in

our columns to the arrival in the city of Mr. James Turner and Mrs. Turner from Oklahoma. In conversation with the GUARDIAN Mr. Turner expressed himself as being highly pleased with his trip. They arrived in Oklahoma during the first week in January and found that the iveather was similar to June in Prince Edward Island. The people of Oklahoma experience very little winter weather. A little snow falls during February and March, but the snow only remains a few, hours quickly disappearing before the warmth of the sun. The warmest weather is in the harvest season or the montho! August. Oklahoma is some %£\) miles feom Boston and is on the Southern Pacific lying between the State of Kansas

the “Strip” which has all been settled Many of those, however, who went tl;e:e_ at the time of the emigration fever havef sold their claims and to~da.y it is" almost an impossibility to secure a farm. At the time of settlement the land was laid off in to sections and sub- divided into quarter sections. The land is ` very fertile and can be cropped for six seasons without plowing, the corn being cultivated into the soil. Mr. Turner says that in many of the fields of corn. visited the corn was very high. The roads have

been laid off s stematically and are `60f _

feet wide. most all kinds of frui; are

Turner ay return as he considers it an excellent place tolive.

2 CURES IN ONE 10c. PACKAGE.

J. Fred Edwards, the well known Clerk

of the Learm ent, says! “I recently had Headache. Tried Kumfort Headache

found wit e exception of oz anges. Mr. r

A _ L g slew °f mH‘i°¢f>'» and lllllll lllll il

dress goods that will be a

‘ld lest you forget the great principle on which this business

Fashionable meters; iiiiiiiiiioi. on

Tailor.

It has been some time since we took it as our Mott

i5 f0l1nded we’il repeat. It all lies inthe word satisfaction not "ell lung word but a significant one as we use it. Every

P°»l~¥0l1 of this establishment,no matter what the amount of

r“Pl1rchase may be, shall have absolute satisfaction in every

Pftioularor his money refunded. If you are not already a

Wliomer of ours put this policy to the test. Give us a tria

*lid you will find us stand back of ouradvertising right loyaly

space .is so limited that it is impossible to show the goods during business hours there fore we cordially invite you to

come on Wednesday night next, and see a show t t would do credit. to any house inthe Provinces. I 212i

TENoERs

. or persons willing to run the steamer

For Eait and West Illini Services- _ A _ . \ _ --* __ _ _______ _.... .epnsiewm-avieyou-coo-dusty

And they get i`n`_sud out. in and out of ourchsirs all ds! 10118- _ It itfs a Haircut. lt'a _done to the entire satisfaction ot the custom- er. lf it‘s s shove-well our cus- tomers nay it cau't be best.

Try tho

Acme Parlors...

You getfhe treatment you are after there. Ihe treatment you are entitled to-just v hot all our patrons get-tue best in the ehy. _

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Our Clothing Department to accomodate our ever luorllhg INDI of tomers. Clothing buyers are finding out more old ore evuy dey thot can get better Clothing, at less cost It Remlsfl, thou they oil il QQ store in the city.

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and Texas. Many people will remember ' I1

the rush of squatters to what was calls d \ @ 1 __

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eDon’t Neglect

I Your Watch

If you allow your watch to ruu _

toolo`ug__ without cleaning, or with damaged parte it may be worn so bul~ ly as to dessi-oy its usefulness ce o timepiece- better have it exsmined by your Watch Doctor and if in need of

`Dier»AirnmNr or Puisuc Wonxs. f I ~ A _ I md Pe,h,p, “ve yn, q;¢¢h_

‘ Chgrloitetewn, l8tl_i April, 1900. ' ~ ’ _ WE BOAST on our mpg, ¢¢P¢¢,

' TENDERS will be received ' by this A _ _ ment “ming out snuck" 'Ort ony, Department up till noon ou Saturday, ._ | I I WE GUARANTBB ALL mm won, if ,Q uw 't mm' from any Pena” ' O n have not given us o trial it psy

to do so ond we will be placed

Hours of running and schedule oi

A M |10" M i:;:.t;d:;;=;:;t-niet-at ~ AI A W N TANToN

c ‘ RICHARD SMITH I Blair! t McGill Universit I

- T -lol, _ Secretary of Public Works. _ul 6 Y- ' _ W wh.

Leading - ‘_ *ai . Aw mt _ _ _ _ _h_AP,16_d_1V,,3m tsignofeiie Big ¢

Wllllllll Elili lN Slllill.

Nothing is so truly devoted to Wedding Gifts no 3llV\f._ RCI

bincs at once the beautiful, crnameutsl au useful; old posseesse always au intrinsic. value ol its owl. It will coil# either recipient or giver. and st the Fast ls inevitably vlluoll lot NO memories clustering around it.

_ Our stock is complete lu iuoxpoullvo S1110! mal. _

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Wmhmm Your Clothing?

If you have never visited

us we would like to have

come in sud show ym,

through cur Clothing D; partmen t nd if gg. ing our goods and hear; our prices. you are convinced that our vein. are unsurpassed-well :beg you must be herd to wg- vines.

Mens Fine Block “gl

Blue Sergee just opened -they sre__eplendid~ good;

mms, Insult,

We can llt anybody.

Boy’s Clothing ull $2. Bu-ing your by all lol as IB H0

out for you.

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_ "~ 1 the average watch in `_ It M

sympathy felt foI_M1_ Mclvadyen for he; Powders-cured me in short order. One V order _ _... I

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ople of this community point to one ° P 3 I -. ~d- -bl 4 _

pe 1 -t lthou h no one age-another cure. It seems they never _ b9 d\l9 |50 U°°\ 95° 01' P05" ° ‘ 'I n ma” as the cu pm 8' g -~ '.»I lack of skillful attention. » I - I

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wasseen committing the deed ARMER 7 _A ` I Wm guarmtee Persona’ 4* I J B

I . ~ - ""-"" ~ 1 skillful and conscientious uf U _

The eadin S.§Y.I§;‘si‘.;eee.*:t°;.‘;e;°e‘; ~°°~°-°~°"°~°~°°°""°"

tention to all watches left with A qw'

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