~ THB GUARDIARX Wl, PIINCB EDWARD ISLAND, MARCH 3, r9c4

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& EWS ill liliiii |iiT[|iTST

Bama at the rink tonight.

Tim Provincial Legislature will meet

March 24th.

Barons music at rink tonight. Coma

up and skate or promenade. -

Tru: mails went :via Georgetown last

nizbt leaving at the usual time.

TBI boats crossed both ways it the Capes yesterday but no malls were trans- mitted. ,

Tux second Victorlaa will play the Sourls team this evening. They leave by the afternoon train today.

Taanxrnnhr received at the Hospital for the Insane a parcel of reading matter from Dr. J. H. Ayers, city.

A Dlirulwr feline reposed peaceful on

the edge of the sidewalk at the er of Hillsboro and Water Streets yestrsrilsy.

Arran being in the ice .since Tuesday

' norulngthe Minto reached Picton at two o’clock and the Stanley arrived in Georgetown at half past two. A special with mils and nauessun reached the city shortly after six o'clock.

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i-. \-. init it is and what it doee-con- thiiiiiig the best blood-purifying, ii'i<»i riiive and tonic substances and em-i-ting the most radical and per- rnrincnt cures of all humors and al' i- raptions, relieving weak, tired, inngiiid feelings, and building up the whole system-is true only of

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Hood s .farsaparrlla

No other medicine acts like it;

his other medicine has done so rrnicii real, substantial good, no rain-r medicine has restored health and strength at so little cost.

“I was completely run down, troubled

with headaches and dlulness and pains in my hack. I could noi: sleep and had no np- |.i-tlte, and medicine did not do me any ,ood until I took Hood’s Sarsnparllla which ,hive gre-at relief and inashort time en- tirely cured me.” Mas. L. Wurrraroiv, ursngsviile, Ontario.

Hood's Sarsaparliia promises to

_.ure and keeps the promise.

i)UR COEEEE

We haven 't said any- thing about coiiee for sometime, but we are selling more than ever before. Most every day brings a new customer for it, that’s proof -our coffee is good. \

HAVE YOU TRIED IT.

If you haven‘t leave your next order with ns and get the best in the city. Our price is 4oc a pound

Webster & McKay,

PHONE 199.

Friish Griund

Ev:ary Bay

OUR DIFFEREENT KINDS °

OF PAST RY

Are fresh to-day. We have

Apple Pies 120 Mince Pies I 2C Cocoauiit Pies 15 and zoc Cream Pies I2 and I 5t- Try us for bread.

D. STEWART»

ECLIPSE BAKERY. Baker Best Bread.

The ladies of St. James' Church Sew-

ing Circle will hold their tea on Thursday April 7.

A8 will be seen by their ad. which appears elsewhere the firm of G. D. Long- wcrth & Cc., Water Street, have now on hands full line of lobster supplies and fishing ouidte suitable for the coming seascn‘s work which they are oilerlng at lowest prices. They are also prepared to pay the highest prices for lobsters.

THE remains of the late Hrs. W. F.

Morris were laid turret. yesterday alter- ncon in People’e Cemetery. There was a large attendance of citizens. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. G M. Young and the pall-bearers were H. -7. Worth, George Taylor, George Rackham, W. P. Colwill, E. F. Purdy, Fred Perkins.

A ararrrmo of the Misconche Farmers' Institute was held Tuesday night but the consideration of the proposition of J, W. Callbeck, Augustine Cove, endorsed by the Lots Z7 and 28, Farmers' Institutes to settle the difllcnltles between the farmers and the I. P. Co. was deferred until Friday aight.

llnssxs J. H'lMyrick & Cc. have just

received a large shipment of Fresh Salmon and Halibut; Haddock and Cod- iish which they offer tc the trade at very ow prices. They also have on hand choice Labrador Herring, dry and boneless, Oodflsh, Labrador, Salmon and all other kinds of fish. Seo ad for prices etc.

Tn: Blackatones who will line np

against the Heavywelglu on Friday aight will he composed of me following: Goal-JEneas|McDenaid.

Point-Reg Stewart.

Cover Point-Major Week »=. Forwards-Eric McLean, Fred Brchaut,

Augustus Bentley and C. W. Sullivan, manager and trainer.

Capt. Albert H. Kelley died at Oanso

Saturday, aged 49 years. He was a weli- known and popular steam-boat master having sailed the Princess Beatrice and Premier between Halifax and P. E. Ie- land. Some nine years ago he started a daily steamboat service between Cause and Mulgrave with the steamer John L. Cann and has conducted it ever since. He leaves a wife and dauyhter.-Halifax Chronicle. _

A vimv enjoyable concert was given at

Falccnwood Hospital last evening for the patients by a party of young people from the City. During the intermission the patients entertained the visitors by var- ious performances such as step dancing,

loratlons, reaitations, etc., and afforded

much amusement. The concert was re- , ceived by the patients with marked atten- tion and delight shown by their applause and ord cr during the performance. Among the performers were Ei Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Mollie Warburton, Ernest Peake, Rev. Mr. Williams and Miss Amy Earle and others.

CORNS,WARTS,BUNIONS,CALLiCES

Removed for all time hy applilng I’ut~ riarn‘s Painless Corn and Wert xtrao tor. It contains no acids. never burns and cures permanently. Use only “Putnam`s.

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Pinkham’s C Medicines

Big fresh stock of

Vegetable Com-

pound.

Blood Purifier. Pills. etc.. now in "rue Two Macs"

DRUGGISTS,

Cor Gt.George and Kent Sta.

` lieve your sorrow we hope

lacllonaidiiilacilnnon, '

Tulaannal msctinz of the Charlotte town Steam Navigation Company was held yesterday iorenocn at their ciiice. Asatisfactory year was reported. The old hoard of directors were re-elected ae follows:-Capt. William Richards, Presl- dent; Benj. Rogers, A. E. Inge.. F. W. Hales, Secy.

AN enthusiastic mcetinrz of the Youna'

Liberals of Charlottetown was held in the Liberal Committee Rooms last night. Or- ganlzftion was proceeded with and the following eliicers chosen.

Pres. -F~ J. Nash.

Vice-W. A. Weeks Jr.

Secy Treas-Reubln McDonald. The executive consists ol a represent-

ative of each polling division in the city and Royalty. Stirring speeches were given by the local and Dominion members, Artemas Moifatt and others.

TBI home of Major George Crockett,

York, was the scene of a happy event last night, when his daughter Miss Lizzie E. was united in the bonds of matrimony to Ambrose Rodd, son of John Rodd of Hilton. The ceremony was performed in the presence of a number of immediate relatives by the Reverend Arcbdeacon Reagb of Milton. The bride who was beautifully attired in palegrey vcile, was assisted hy Miss Lilia Rodd, who was also prettily attlred. The groom was supported by Vernon Crockett.A large number of beautiful presents were received by the happy couple. They included a silver cake basket from Alpha Rebekah Lodge, silver knives and forks from the bride‘s late fellow employees of Carter dc Co. Ltd.a magnlllcent parlor lamp trom the iirm and atasteiul gift from the First Methodist Choir ol! which the bride was amember. in the best wishes of many friends The Guardian sincerely joins.

Ar the last regular meeting of L. O. L.

No 1502 the iollowing resolution of condol- ence was tendered to Bro John Stewart, Commercial Cross: -

Whereas, the great and supreme Ruler

nf the universe has in his infinite wisdom removed by death the beloved sou of our worthy brother Johia Stewart and that the esteem in which the brother is held by us makes it eminently bctltting that we record our hearifelt sympathy with him in his great sorrow. Though we fully realize how little we can dol to rc-

this expression of sympathy will not be an intrusion on your grief. The removal cf such a life from your midst leaves a vacancy and a shadow that will he deeply felt by you all. Therefore Resolved that with deep sympathy for you and your family, we express our hope that even so great a loss to you all may be overruled for rzood by Him who doeth all things well and that the guiding hand ofalcving Savior may aid you to bear your burden with fortitude and resigna- tion to his rllvlnc will. And that mourn- ing not as those without hope you may look forward to happy reunion with your loved one in that beautiful home above where parting is unknown. Signed on behalf of the members,

[Man A. Nrcaohsozv.

Committee I QIVILLIAM t§lv.BJi‘1~:.

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THIS P WEEK

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soap for the

price of 2.

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be The Eastern Ontarion Live Stock and

Poultry Show to be held in Ottawa from'

March 7th to lith inclusive. The auction

sale of imported and Canarllan hred Ayr- `

shire and dairy cows will be held Tl\nrl~

day, the 10th March. The first annual L J! ____

The greatest Wall Paper Stock in P. E. I.

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Beautiful Wall Paper is our great specialty. Kinds

We search for it everywhere that Wall Paper is i

made-we study it-we think of it-almost dream 01-

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we Jilwavs have ii tor You. Paws

We have the largest stock of new and hand-

some Wall Papers showu in Prince Edward Island -We've a range so large that we can fill every Wall Paper want.

And our prices are at rock bottom-enormous

buying for spot cash brings us the Wall Paper at the lowest limit-and the benefit is yours. ‘

Papers from 6 cents per double roll-right up. MOORE & MCLEOD.

The Wall Paper Men. _

and on the certificate being signed, Mr Westervelt at Ottawa, will he

all

who may desire to attend. Besides the,

tina ol the National lAssocia‘ion will

Central Canaria Sprlnrz Horse Show will be held on the Exhibition grounds, Ottawa, March Tth to llth. '

WELL AGAIN.

The many friends of .lchu Blount wil

be pleased to learn that he has entirely re covered from his attack of rhcumatisrn. Chamberlaln's Pain Balm cured him

after the best doctors in the town (Monon | in<l.,) had failed to give relief. The .

prompt relief from pain which this ail- ment affords is alone worth many times

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Paper stock in 1>.E.1. Qi, ___m,

Tanouelr the instrumentality of the

Dominion Live Stock Commissioner steps I W A R are being taken to organize a National Q _' `

Association of Canadian stockoaen similar A L I-4 E D

to that in the U. S. The I. C. and U. P. ’ Railways will issue tickets on the cer-i

tlticate plan three days prevlcna tu March I IT U

7th, ' ,

by . _ honored by Ottawa Agent for return i Call in and let us figure on your wants-Our discounts

journey iree ter three days after closing: may not be as large but our Srst price is much smaller dew 0! Association- Sunday excevlvd in i than that asked elsewherc~~cnmparison invited.

each case. These rates available to

John Newson.

ANNOUNCEMENTS-

-Miss Sexton, Demonstiutor of the

worl-l renowned \V. B.Gi1r.~.'ets, will he at Stanley Bros. on March llth. 2 ri Zi.

-Miss ilortensc l’hlllip.~r is now pru-

parcd to take pupils in clocution and china painting at her homo Hillsboro S‘roet. Lliili.

-Reserve Fritluy evening ncxt for the

Brat. class concert to bc hclri in thc vcstry

im °°5ii- Snld hY BU Dl"\\Rill.~4ts._ ,of the Il:\pti.~'t Church.

-Threrc will he a spcci.il\rwi-1,ir~;,< of tho

lloard of l)i\ei‘tors of Y. .\l. (`. .~\. Lh'.~. Thursday evening in .\`eureLi\ry`» iziiire at. 7.30 p. m.

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