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TENDERS

Di;i>‘r. Puiicic WORKS.

Cli`town, April 5. X904-

Sealed Tenders will be received at

this office until noon on Monday, April 18th. l9_Q4. from any person or persons willing to contract for the rebuilding of Cass' Bridge, Covehead, according_to speci- tication to ne seen at the residence of David M ifsiiaii, i<:-q., scmnope. and at this office.

The names of two responsible per-

sons willing to become bound for the faithful performance of the contract must accompany each tender.

The Department does not bind

itself to accept the lowest or any ten- der.

Tenders to he addressed to the

undersigned and marked “Tender for Cass’ Bridge.”

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________------ T0 ELECT A PRIMATE.

Toitoisro, April 4.-The Anglican house of bishops in Canada has been called for Thursday, April 14, at Kingston to elect a primate of all Canada in succession to the late Archbishop Machray.

DIED.

In this city on March 20, 1904 of

diphtheria, Joseph, youngest son of Jiaeph C. and Mary A. Corney, aged 18 years. _

At Bicomdeid Station ou Sunday 3rd

last, Tnacphilua Chappell, aged 33 yearn leaving a widow and five childrnn to mourn the loss of kindness and affection.

To cure a hsndachsui ton minutes use

Kumfort Headache Powders.

Wear Weeks’ Nobby Hate.

Carter'.s for Wall Paper.

You can buy wall pnpcrfornlx oentln

double roil and mon than one patttorn to choose from at that, and our patterns are an ah as you would ot he ashamed to put on your room. We also novo n lot of last years paper on hand on_whlch we will give you super-cont discount. Then nous an an right, how in that :ref ici prices.- Taylor~'n Bonkdoli fd llw 1_1 and good wail paper. B d li

This years designs in hloune neu are very attractive; the favodue wo think are nada at silver althonah both pearl

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Conr¢0ah0tI.0.¥. mooutoullh

intenctillvlllfwill boned by thelomborl. A

John Hcradyoa of Tignlrh arrived on

the Island cn Wednesday on return _hom his medical studies.

wa. r. some or uri. wwe it musing'

a day or two in Charlottetown on return from western Canada. ~

Dr. A. A. McLellan, accompanied by

his family. has returned to Snmmorllde alterailaw doin visit at Sourls.

Alexander Campbell, agent for the Dobell Steamship Oompany, has received word that the first steamer of the Dobell line to arrive at Snmmeraide will he the Restigouche, a first class passenger boat. This steamer will be followed lat/hr by the S. S. St. Helm, also with gooi passenger accomodation. These steamer! will during the season call here on both trips from Montreal to St. John's, Nild. and return.

MANY ask the question how is it that

Summcraidc produce dealers can afford to pay 40 cents per bushels for potatoes while in that great city_ of Charlottetown but 33 cents is being paid, and cyan at Georgetown, “che established winter port," quotations only go as high as 25 lo 30 cents per bushel I During the present week upwards of 12,000 bushels have been taken in at 40 cents by Summerside deal- ers which renders them about $311) paid in cash to our farmers this week for pota- toes alone. -

Tun death of Mrs. Cafupton, wife of

Stanley Compton, St. Eleancr‘s, which occurred about tem c'clock Wednesday evening came as a sad blow to the many friends of deceased. Mrs. Compton had been ill about three months. She was 36 years of age and leaves hesldcs n sorrow- ing husband tive young chiliireu. D.:~ ceased vi as a daughter of tha late T. C. Cannon of St. Eleanor's. Five sisters, Mis. R. H. Montgomery and Mrs. -T. W. Craswell, St. Eieancr's, Mrs. J. Porter and Mrs..'l`. Lawrence, Rcvf-‘~t'-ke, B. O., Mrs. W. W. Baker, Snmuiorside, one brother Ar.hur in Marlboro, Mass., and her stepmother residing in Revelstoke, B. C., survive her. The Guardianjoins with the community in extending to the hi- reavcd relatives deepest sympai ny. '

Further particulars of thc death of

Capt-. W. H. Barnard came in a letter to J. E. McMillan last evening from Robert Anderson, Jr., Cambridge, Mana. The wiiterstates that the captain went lo b.d as well as usual (April 4,) and *ind a comfortable night until about three o'clock when he woke up with a burning pain in his chest. Mrs. Barnard went down stairs to make a mustard plaster and had hardly got down when she heard a fall. She called Mr. Anderson who went in and found the Captain on the f_loor,and turning him over saw at once he was a very sick man. Before the physician arrived Capt. Barnard had breathed his last. The doctor pronounced the cause heart trouble and said that nothing could have saved him. In the same mail lust evening Mr. McMillan also received a letter from Capt. Barnard written cu the eve of his death ln which he complained of bclnn somewhat troubled with asthma and bronchitis.

Tim First Annual Reunion cf the Ar-

tisans of Tignish took place Qu Tuesday evening laat.'1`he evenings enjoyment con- sisted of an entertainment, basket sale and dance. About four hundred were present in Tigniah Hail and spent an enjoyable evening. The entertainment consisted of instrumental music _by the orchestra, choruses by the Tlgnish choir, solos, recltations etc. Father Gauthlcr’s solos were well rendered and much ap- preciated. Miss Chalauon had to respond to a rapturous encore. Miss McElroy de- lighted the audience hy her cleverly given recltatlons, whilst L S Perry fairly brought down the house by his violin solo. Miss Georgia Mc'l`ague and Miss Nora Dalton surprised all by their clever execution of a difllcult violin duet. The music by the orchestra was indeed excellent and the choruses were the beat ever heard in Tignisb. The sale of baskets brought upwards of a hundred dollars and the audience was de- lighted with the entertainment. The accompanists were Miss Minnie Richard, Miss McTague and Miss Josephine Gaudet. The Artisans are to be con- gratulated on the success of this, their tint social reunion.

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ppggziate the fact that o_1_1I__stock is lirst‘Ela:singQairl1it?y, :End modefité ' 'in ‘Pric¢:.

We anticipate mother rush this .week and are quite' prepared for itwitla a atcsk

and White besides all th! leading shades in both dressed and _ ,kH.,___ _

Our Corset Department

is 8180 a ‘Centre Of attra¢ti0\1 these days. We have an immense range of beautiful models

from.- Our P. C. _Corsets with double hose supporters attached possess both grace

and C0mfcrt, while our D. & A. Corsets are well known models of elegance and durability.

low prices on these Corsets considering their quality. Come

us show them to you.

ntner, Trainor & Co.,

THE STORE THAT SAVES You MONEY.

0F PERSONAL INTEREST.

Rev. A. E. Burke. Albcrton is lu tic

city.

John Muirhead, Summerside was in the

city yesterday.

Rev. Father

Siipcrintendont Sharp wana pnsseng r

west ycsterd

ay morning on an inspection

l0lll'.

Mrs. James E. McDonald, Cardigan,

wasapassetgcr home_ yesterday after-

DOUB-

W._ F. C-Jlllnzs and E. H. Mitchell were

passengers to Georgetown and Souris respectively yes emay afternoon.

Hon D. Gordon went to Georgetown yes-

terday afternonn;Johu Klokham to Souria and Caps. Joseph Read to Summersldc.

Professor E. E. Jordon was a passenger

to Georgetown yesterday afternoon on his way for a li-w days vfsit to his home at Murray Harbor.

Rev. R. H.

guest of Mrs yesterday on

Manning, who has been the Boyle Prince St.. crcssed return to Saclrvllle Othir

passengers by the Stanley were J. J. Hughes, iii. P. for Ottawa and C. E. Pratt for the Pacific Coast.

Among those leaving the Island yrs-

terday were Johnston Haywood, Tignisli for Strathcona, Allen Stewart, Belle Creek for Vancouver, Lawrence Buchanan, New Glasgow Road for Denver, Stephen Cudmorc and wife for Boston, V. W. Dlugham for Winnipeg.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. `

-Concert in S7. J amos Hull to-night;

-Any goal boy or girl desiring por manent employment should apply at thi- oillce at once. d tf.

-Come and spend a social evening-a

good program is being prepared-in St. James Hall this evening.

-Boston Sextette.-This charming

organization is locked for May third, a` canvassor in Mr. Watts’ interests will call

gn the patrons of last year Tuesday, May rd.

-Lots of fun at the concert in St.

James Hall to-night.

-The Grand Bazaar and Ten in St.

James Hall will be continued today.

-The farm property of the late Alex. Mc. G. Stewart, containing ninety four acres, with six acres dllred marsh to be sold on April lltli is well worth lneiaec- tion, by intending purchasers of farm property. It in situated three miles from Southport convenient ua churchea,schoois, cheese and condensing facttrios. It has a good dwelling house 40x Iifoct with kitchen attached, hay house and im-pg stable, ll) x M feet, N fact wail, supplied with Noy's hay carrier for hollting hay, cow barn 70126 fact. mln and mill house attached, with wind motor for pumping wntor, crushing mein sta., watar pipe, run from tank before cattle Also wagon house, plggary, honnnry and wood house. The farm is all olllroihea- cept shelter grove to north ct buildings, laid outln regular maids and yvyll fogpgl. Atnorthendol farm is anvil `hllln¢ aprlngof pure wntgr convenient

,watotlnqoattla in summer. Thi dikodf

iuaruhiavalnablofor bothhcysnd mud.

etnokooiaprislng three -milkcowmuldlcwuz one thotovghhnd Shorthorn. two thoroughbred Ayrshire; and ten Ayrshire and Holstein grades, also seven young cattle, six pigs suit.

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LOW PRICES `

Washable Gold Enamel _ 15 cents box Star Enamel a1l_ colors 16 cents can G- Vafnlsh St3.1IlS ,I3 cents can Brushes from _ 5 cents Warranted Wringers $100

Kalsominc,.Fioor Paints, Alabastine, Brass Polish,

' Furniture Polish.

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