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WHIILESALE STBGK BY RETAIL.

hleti Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...*,, ._ -_.. AT OU 3? —-—--- For Sale ................. ..o. H. Cook Molasses, Sugar. .N., P. & M. Rattenhury New Hosiery . . . . . . . .Porltins & Stems

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Next door t‘o‘m=I3eer and .Gofi's.

Owing partly to ill hca.lth—, we retire from the Wholesale Business, and will sell for cash the whole Stock of Staple and Fancy _Goods, Groceries and small wares, g'z.vz.ngi large discounts to close out the Stock. .

The Goods are "clean. and resh, and bargains will be given toemake a spec yclearance. .4 por- tion of the Stock consists of-—

Abont 100 PIECES DRESS GOODS—All Qualities. 400 Pieces NEW PRINTED COTTONS. 50 Pieces FLAN N ELETTES. I ’ 75 Pieces COTTON TWEEDS, for Boys’ wear. 25 Pieces TABLE LINEN S. A 25 Pieces DOUBLE WIDTH SHEETING-S. 50 Pieces TWEEDS and WORSTED CLOTHS. 50 Dozen Men’s and YOUTHS’ BRACES. 50 Dozen SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. 75 Dozen LINEN and COTTON TOWELS 50 Dozen TABLE NAPKIN S. 200 Dozen WOMEN ’S and CHILDREN'S HOSE. 50 Dozen MEN’S HALF HOSE. A " 500 Pieces LACES and EDGINGS. 50 Pieces BLACK and COLORED YELVETEENS. , 750 Pairs CORSETS. 60 Pairs ROLLER TOWELLINGS. _ 50 Dozen SILK and THREAD GLOVES. Also, a large assortment of otherNew Goods. Sale will be made in large or small quantities, from a single yard up, and will afford a good opportunity to buy cheap. All country ‘Merchants should attend this sale early and secure ins. Sale will begin TUESDAY, May 3rd, and will continue daily at the new Store. - ' A

W. A. Weeks &. Co.,

QUEER’ STREET.

NEW HOSIERY”

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We have a first-class stock of Hosiery imported for this season's trade. We buy direct from the Manufacturers and our prices Will be found—when you see the quality—to be the lowest in the City. v

3760 pairs Cotton llose, tie to 50¢ a pair. 132! pairs Cashmere Hose, 16 to 75¢: a‘ pair. A job lot of Cashmere llose at~'l6c a pair. A job lot Cotton nose at So a pair. I

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Kid gloves, Silk gloves, Lisle thread gloves. ‘ * - . I ’

Our stock of Kid Gloves, ‘Silk Gloves and Lisle thread Gloves is first class and the price—wel1, We would like to to hear of any selling chea r-that party -is not to be found in this City. if Vieknow it.

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lllotned by lluartlian Reporters

Riv J. K. Kixu of Tryon, was in the city yesterday.

Wnxsr is above gronnc in some sec- tions of the country.

Rzv. A B Macleod of Mount Stewart is registered at the Queen.

Run began about 10.30 last evening. It will do much good in town and coun- “'l'- _

Mn. F. Lamina’, representing the Con-

sumers’ Cordage Com y. is at ‘tho Davies Hotel. Pu

Pxornsson Haacotvar will deliver a lecture on Agriculture, ctc., at St. Peter’: Bay this evening.

Tux House of Assembly adjourned yesterday until May 5th, when preroga- tion will take place.

An person contemplating House

Keeping can secure a good chance by consulting our wants column.

Paonncn dealers in Great Britain re- port tbat the quality of the Canadian cheese marketed there last year wssbetter than ever before.

Rxroirrs from; Ontario say that the winter wheat looks forward for the season, but it is feared if the present dry

Hm annual cl‘ exercise; of Pine too on odnsada evening last. A the names. of thh

graduates who received their diplomas we notice that of Mr. Alexander Laird, B.A., New Glasgow,P. E. Island.

A ll‘A_lI(IB named John Ford, living on the ltustico Road, who has been for some time under medical treatment at the Hospital for the Insane ‘was discharged and returned to his home some days ago. On Tuesday he w_as fcuud_desd in his barn, having committed suicide by hang- iug.

Wx have received a co y of the annual catalogue of the Flower Show, Races and Provincial Exhibition of the Charlotte- town Driviug Park and Provincial Exhi- bition Assocmtiou for 1898. It is nicely got up by Mr. G. W. Gardiner, and contains much intgi-eating and useful information.

Tun Moucton Plain Dealer is a wide awake newspaper, edited in a vi us wl outspoken manner. The e-litor, Mr. 3 cc". Maud has been on the Island siuc~ Monday last, making arrangements for e.-.i.blisliiug cios at Summerside and Charlottetown. Mr. G. W. Gardiner, of this city, will print the Plain Dealer in the future.

Don’: forget the “ May Sale ’ in sou- uection with the Masonic Tom lo Bazaar in the Masonic Lodge Rooms, ster St.. on Wednesday next. commencing at 3 o'clock, at which a choice lot of useful articles will be offered. The ladies pur- pose having a 6 o'clock Tea. Oysters, Ice Cream and a Refreshment Table. Don't forget the day--next Wednesday.

Mu. Joan Ross has laid the advance gcs of his “ Reminiscencss " on our table, which we think still be appreciated by our readers, as he gives some incidents

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in his musical, literary and “ Magic Healer " Salvo career. The “ Remini- sconces " will be ready for sale during the early part of May next, when friends can procure a copy for the small sum of ten cents.

Our. enter butchers, Messrs. Saunders & bzigiati, have leased the

end of the Market House next the Post Ofice, where they purpose removing their extensive trade in meats in the

‘ month of May. ~This will save the in-

convenience of carrying meats between their store and market, as at present, and give them increased facilities for supply- ing their many customers with a first- class article.

Knnsiitorox HaLi..—'I'hs hour with Burns went off real well last night. The duetts by the Misses Wsllner, “My Heart's in the Highlands,” and "Bruce at Bannockburn," were sung exceedingly well. These young ladies are rs of voices of sxcsfizironal power, which blood sweetly tcget . Poems were read by Miss Paasmore. Newson and Johnson. Mr. Sutclifie vs .,s short sketch of Baraflifo. , ,6nI'I€leratand,thatsnhour with Longfellow will be given next.

I. O. G. '1'.-The following are the officers for the Charlottetown Lodge, No. 1, for the incoming quartet‘;- C T—J A Lawson. ‘-

~V C-—Ads Lawson.

Sect--W J Hamilton.

F Sect--Maud Lawson.

Trea.s—D K Dcbis.

Cbap—Mrs L Champion. Mar—Cliil'ord Richards.

Sent-—B Cameron. ’

P C T-Leona Clark.

Istaxnans Annoan.--Wu .. clip the fa. lowing fro the «Regina Standard; “Mr. Frank Dsrks of P. E. Island line this morning with a csrlcad of those ex- celleut horseqwhich have made that little province noted throughout North Ameri- ca. '1‘ may be seen at Jackson's stable. .~ Darks is an excellent «on; man, with some capital. He may ocate in this district. Along with him are Artsmss Westcott-, N. . Mcluuis; P

‘ Baldssston,.cf North wanna, r. it.

Arthur ~J.'McIassu, all stal-

wart. "tot ‘nor ’us.:_%lia'first"jobttlss oh‘: The __ .

8tsndard1xtsudrt!iem

weather continues it will suffer damages.“

Local andll»‘1ar.Notes.

"MAY Sit!" in Masonic Lodge R00!“

4 on Wednesday next. '

Fun. S.u.v.-A S-if-.-.«y Bl'~'.‘v""“- ”’-IV‘: never used. ‘~‘~lll‘I$~! :0?-1 *4‘. \_ l“"‘$_!'“"-Q Apply to 1". D C. D.-nus, M-orrls Bivclk ‘

of their supplies uhulesale stock. ' Buy- ers should call and see the goods. Bar- gains will no doubt be given.

Picrunnrods and fixtures, room mold-

.-prim g rollers and sba~|es, shade cloth,etc. Mark Wright & Co., Ltd? April 29- 3i

‘ Srsinoriits.-Prompt attention given

to all repairs. rep timing and reupholateh

lug nf furniture, etc. Picture frames tn

prder at Mark Wiigliv & Cu , L‘d. April l-—'li

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m -M wp-ol-Ir. " '1 h } are --ulv twenty-five ..-.en:.- a box. *

Mu. G. H. liaszaiw will give an ex- hibition of new views just received from Euglaud at the Ectertainmetit to be held in the Second Methodist Church on Tues» day evening no it at 8 o'clock. Admission 10 cents.

Tun latest discovery to all whose busi- ness requires writin isthe Ink'Erasin Electrostne Pencil w ich erases ink an other stains in two seconds without abra- sion of paper. The Eraser is in size and shape similar to a common led pencil. and is used iii‘ sionuefiicn with a small vial of common water which has a few grains of Chloride of Lime dissolved in it. By the use of this pencil writing disappears as if by magic, leaving the paper perfectly clean. The simplicity of application and lightning rapidi with which the Eraser removes ink, ma on it an almost an indis- pensible article to -all classes of business men. Writing can be erased impart or entirely, errors corrected, blots removed, and the paper can be written upon again as perfectly as though never used.

A Fina broke out at 8 o'clock last even- ing in the outbuildings in connection with the dwelling house of Mr. John Harper. corner of Fitzroy and Weymotith streets. Mrs. Harper was at——home alone with several small children when she saw the fire, a small blaze inside the barn door. A young mau,Mr. J. Stanley. rams rush- ing in and got the horse out of the build- ing before giving the alarm. A crowd soon gathered the aleugbs, harness and other contents of the building were quickly removed. The Dial? capglit the piggery near by, but the pigs were got out. By the time the firemen arrived on the scene there was" a big blaze, and the tire was rapidly speeding towards _the house. Two heavy streams took little plfect at lirst, pho .11: ‘:13! ltrtenvgllll I

e uantit 0 ins ' ea,w 'c were oaiigtliii barn having caught. ' Open- ings were made in the roof, and thewator played heavily for aiconsides-able time bo- fore the fire wasvconquersd. The barn wasbsdly ‘' ted, butthg. losswill not be as might have been anti- cipated. ‘No new can--be obtained as to the oi-gin of the due, except that two boys were seen around smoking during the evening. These been no fire in the grd auydwhsro iiluring the day. Mr. _ arper no insurance on the build- ing.

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April 28-—D B ,Macdonald, St John; Wm Wright, Montreal; G Norton. Ing- ersoll; T H Dobsou. Montreal; 3- N 901. Morell; O E Smith, Halifax; FJ Chum: Toronto; F Ledden, Halifax; E W Bar- low, Montreal; J A Murray, do; J no Macdouald, Pictou.

coins nous.

April 28-11’ Cllattra , No. Rustico; J K King,.'.l‘ryon; W M rving, Cape Tra- verse; Allen McKinnon, Melrose: Patrick Kiegy, Montague; D Montgomery, S'side; G Aitken, Montague; James Nielter, Murray Harbor; A _B McLeod, Mount Stewart; 0 W Coleman, New Glasgow,’ N 8: Frances Bsin & child, Murray. Harbor; Innocent Campbell, Cardigan.

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» flied.

On the 25th inst., at Rollo Bay, James Keefe, Esq., shipbuilder. well known and highly esteemed, aged 56 years.

On the 3rd of April, 1892, Susan K. Matheson, second daughter of Duncan and Mary Matbeson. aged 17 years andb months, deeply regretted by all who had the pleasure of her uaintanco. She died simply trusting in t e merits of her Redeemer. ‘

it Cape Tormentine,' N. 3.. on the 22nd April, of. lung disease, Mary, the beloved wife of John King, formerly of Georgetown, and daughter of Charles McLean, Dunds:-, P. E. Island, aged 27 years.

ubyspl ed psia I‘ Few people have suirered more severely

Ii-om dyspepsia than Mr. E.,A. MOMIIIIOII, a

well known grocer of Staunton, Va. He says:

“ Before 1878 Iivas in excellent health, weigh- ing over-200 pounds. In that year anallmeut

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developed into acute dyspepsia, and soon I was reduced ta;162 pounds, sufiertng burning ‘ sensations in the tomach,

palpltatlon of the heart,

nausea, and indigestion.

_ I could not sleep, lost all

heart in my work, hadllts of melancholic, and (or cays at a. time I would have welcomed death. I became morose, sullen and irritable, and for elghtyears lifewas aburden. I tried 111311! physicians andinany remedies. Oneday a workman employed by me suggested that

I take ~ . fiqoqyg 8'arsapa- _ gnu, .. '* hid cnredlils wife 01 * ‘ jygpgp.

Ila. Idid_so,a.nd_beforstakln¢thewholeot zbottlelbegantofcellikeanewman. ‘rho? sersthlepalnsto which I had beeasnbjected .-.eaacd,tlicpalpitationofthe'lIeartsubslded, .my stomach y. became easier, B08105. Jill my entire on

mlndandhody. Before { :od11Ioa-.»._I'un.todsrwensa<iI‘.sscrtson _ u ’ _ 1'53-'1l‘1‘0lit|efél3rls"iai‘ * .h“"" "" ~“~~~*~-mv-k~v«- ”“" lss“‘.......-..k'.... es; ?' . 3- I 9- u i 1

W. A. Wallis & Co.,nd\'ertiae big “$305 .

ings, knobs. window poles and fixtures, .

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SUMMERBIDE News

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(';}tnir‘b.-by carriages it'll. A Coni,..~ Bull '

8. or ’l‘.——S‘sidu DlVl8li-D, No. 175, meets tonight.

W. S. SCANTLEBUBY. Allditur of the P. E. *1. R., is registered at the Russ.

MR. J. R. Nounan lost a vs. usblo two- year old cult, which had contract-d .iu- llammstion, Wednesday night. A lfllldflllt ef pen le were in town from the surrounding ist-riots ycsterduy to witness the Oddfellovfa parade.

Ms. J. R. F0:COI'. Warden of tho" Dorchusto-r P.-iii-c-iitiary,Ie ft for his huine by SS Nnrthumberland yesiord ~.y mu;-... u-g

Tm: - xp-.r-'s by the Not-thuiuberlsml yesterday we e. to the U 8. 80csssa egg. 3193; 3 bugs ;:otiotm|82. D million,” 7 horses 3795:8135 l.us. 0-its $301; 10 cases» eggs ‘$24; 12 bbls oysters 824 Total’ 91349. g _

Mus 0. Cameron, Air at, who has b an

flying lessons in that pfoleasluli ms the-

self popular with the people’:-f Skids, is new teaching a class of pupils in Free- town, where she is meeting with success.

A aux named Gillies, bclongi near Gen etown, whohaa been are ' out of, New ork for seventeen years, came over in the No:-thumbs:-laud last Monday with his wife, who is dangerously ill with con- suuéption. Both are natives of this Is- hn O l' 9

I. O. O. F.—Prince Edward 'Iaod e, No 22, celebrated Natal Day yeater ay afternoon Early in the day bunting was displayed from their lodge room by a line

colors, another was placed near the R. R. Station, with a third on Central Street. At 3 p.m. the members, after a short meeting, formed iiilino and, led by the Surnmerside Band, marched to the Meth- odist Church. The interior of the church was appropriately decorated for the oc- casion, having four I. O. O. lnnners to the right and left, while three links nicely arranged appeared in the rear. Rev. W. Maggs assisted with the service. Rev. Bro. George W. Fisher preached an .F‘ as. 4: 9-10. He said that he was glad of tneir 73rd anniversary. In‘ reference to his text, he said, that they belonged to an organized socialism, but that there were two distinct kinds of »socialism—the Christian and the anti-Christian. In de- scribing the latter, he referred the au- dience to the crimes recentlly committed in Paris and oth ‘parts of urope where the Anarchists been doing their foul work, the crime and debauc which always follow the socialism of this kind. With such sentiments we as Odd Fellows havono room. We believe inmceting‘ that in Christian spirit tom.-ks ‘Is he pfnl to our brother man and undefilsd ,before God. In reference to the friend- shi which should be‘ maintained in the c or, he said : “Let yoursbsliko that of Jonathan and David, which stood the best of sorrow, that you ma be stimulated to that Iflflldlllip, whi

clusiou, he said, we ms not all be per- mitted to meet another tsl Day, but. it may be ours to unite in a great comme- moration abovo. Then be it ours to love the Order, fear God, and honor the King. After the concluding services were over the Lodge again formed, and with the hand at their head marched back to their Lodge Room. During the parade the excellent sp of the members of the Lod e was neatly commented upon. . Price We her will furnish a suitable concert Thursday evening, by way of further Natal Day.

Bideford Notes.

Mr. Frank England and Mr. Joseph Hashie, two young men of Bideford, near- ly lost their lives recently,while crossing the ice at .that place. Hod it not been for the assistance of Mr. Colin M.-Kay, England might have been drowned as it was late at night and the ice was very bad. " The ship-yard of Mr. Richards presents a lively appearance this spring as there is

in. as. to add to the amt. of in. John Msckinnon, master builder. Richmond Bay is all clear of ice and great preparationsare being made for the coming fishing season. —._._._——-o.._—.:_

Wait'rsp.—A journeymiuprinter. Ap- ply at the GUARDIAN Oflics at once.-tf

Am. changes of advts. for the Monitnco Gminniis must be handed in no later htan noon of the previous day —-tf

«Larrncn for 5 cents bunch at Gay's stalls, Market House. The best spring tnedicine.—-apl 22 5: Tu Fri A r . ,,

miinin ! IS FOR SALE

At The Fclcvvlng Places:

CHARLO'I"l‘E’I‘UWN'

'1'. L. Chappells’s,—Que’en Street. Bazaar Store.—Queen Street.

Post Oliice Stall,—Queon Square. D Railway Station Stall,-—Wator Street. W:sM. (t}sofiin’s—Cor. Grafton &Hillsboro

tree .

Branch Oflice-Ocutrsl St. Summer-side. grim M. W¢h’a .

' '— 9".’ I . s. it. it .ism.1..).i."';is...i':,a]."aa",'.."”°" D. P.-IIcNutt’s-—MaIpeque"‘.

Station. Geo. M. Clark,’s,--Albertcu. -

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ltd since last fall, and vhn uiadv her .

stretched across the street belting ggy .

el cent and appropriate sermon from?

to welcome them to the commemoration '

reaches out to the end of life. In con- .