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8 THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, APRIL 22, l9o4. , _

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Spring Attire For Boys an dl’len

Please remember I\IcD3naId's when thinking of Boys’ or Men's

Spring Suits and Overcoats.

Boys’ and Men’s Outfitters.

Every line of Boy's Clothing is carefully studied and only the

latest and best styles are selected for out customers. and no store in this city carries such a large variety.

Men’s Clothing

lu this department we show the highest grade of Men's Suits,

Overcoats and Raineoats ready to put:on-equal to custom made gar- ments.

They are Shorey's Celebrated Clothing. the usual guarantee satis-

faction,or your money back.

We would be pleased to see you at our store. Come and look at

Our goods and see things for yourself. We will be pleased so will you

P. E. lsland’s Greatest Clothing House.

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Eckford's Novelties in

Sweoi Peas

Our collection em-

braces over iorty Best Named Varieties be- sides Novelties of 1903

Superb New

" Sweet Peas.

Fashion's Fragrant, Favorite Flower. Headquarters- for SWEET PEAS in P. E. island.

CARTERS’

“Latest Special" Improved, Best New Mixed Sweet Peas for 1904.

This ‘ brand" of the hnest large (lowered Sweet Peas is .l '

i~‘.Ql,'Al.I.Ff_Il lisch year we strive to "surpass ourselves" in tiizqisegizlsllgixtiii We are quite sure that notwitlwtandirig the claims of some competitors-A'~I' \‘i‘.>lfALI.\' HIGH GRADE Mix FVRE CANNOT HF 0uTAi.\'I<:D FI sl-‘Wi»iEk1l` '|`he_se¢:d. of course is not GRHWN in mixture at all ‘It is "blended" 'txiirseives If ilxe largest-llowerell, most beautiful named vnrieiiesAeneli grown selnrai l Ii O ii»r»iiaen§¢1.»rit-ri strains, nesnit-S an the nest and “urn Y rm' rir‘sT'T lsr Tri" varieties iniroilucrtl prior to iasi year, this Ni~`,\V “BL.FZ\'ll`l for loo.; contains ai; H liberal pfspfmimi of .iii me iccxsoiui _~m\~r<r,rin_\~ M.. me 1,, ,_3,,‘,,,,:,, Novactrias ei 1903, novelties that before im.-¢ huh' new meiuflia in n mixture. Per pkt. 5 cents,o1_, ro cents; L_ lis 25 gems; per lb. so rents, B y

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THE CAPITAL

UE THE WEST

Court Cabot. I. 0. F.rneets this evening. An interesting paper will bo read by one of the members.

Suuuansrna Hannon ia now practically

opened to navigation, all tha ice outside the lighthouse having drifted sesward ylsterday.\ It isjust possible that tne ioe inside the harbor will have left are this r aches readers.

Tris remains of the lata Mrs. W. K_

McKay arrived here from Boston yest=r. day a afternoon by the 3. O. E. spoeial train from Charlottetown. Mr. McKay accompanied the remains. The funeral txke place this afternoon at 2 o'oiock.

We always make a special eifort to pro-

cure tba best values in women's wrappers, but this season we have a batter range than ever both in quality and variety of pitterns. Special values at 901:, |l.00, $1.- 50 and $2.00. A handsome black sateen wrapper at $2.35.-McGougan &Wright~.

Tas special train from Summsraide,

engaged by the Sons of England of this town to take those wishing to attend the opera “Princess Bonnie," in Charlotte- town yesterday evening, did not leave here until about 4.40 p. m., instead of 3.15 as was intended, the delay being due to the special not arriving from Charlottet- wwn in time. A special was made from the regular train from the west which took the excuraioniats, numbering about titty, to the City.

THE LEGISLATIVE

ASSEMBLY.

Grand

Tauasnar, April 2lst. , - _

friday and Saturdai' liiobts

Big iliineiry pening

onnerv Display

will be held in our store on Friday and Saturday nights

when Ladies will have an opportunity of seeing not only our Imported Trimmed Millinery, but the artistic creations of our own Milliner as well These are really beautiful and will compare most favorably with anything ever; shown in the city. Hundreds of hats in trimmed and untrimmed are here besides the ready~to-wear hats and dainty Millinery Trimmings of every des-I cription. There will be many wise heads wear these Hats, for besides display- ing good taste and beauty of design, they are priced so moderate that they will appeal to everyone who studies economy.

E0¢l’V0ii¢ TS IIIUIINI I0 ZOIIN

and enjoy this feast of beautiful things, when they can judge for themselves if this is not one of the best-if not the very best display of trimmed Milliner ever held in the city. y

Everyone is also cordially invited to inspect our magnificent assortment

of dress fabrics, trimmings, jackets, wash goods and dry goods generally.

Remember we oHer you the freedom of the store,so come and enjoy your-

selves, you will iind it time well spent. The store will be open Friday and Saturday nights until 9. 30.

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‘from the Board oi’Scbool Trustees of the the uesmon ue mceeded to arm n

H°°5° '”el°“°12°'°l°°k' Morson moved the adjournment of the Hon. Mr. Hughes presented a Petition debate ,D order to make some remarks on

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City of Charlottetown praying that "The me Lead” of me Governmenn V

Public Schools’ Act 1877" and amend- ments thereto, may be amended accord- ing to the provisions of the Bill thereto annexed. A bill was introduced and read a tlrst time.

Lion. Mr. Cummiskey presented ti

petiiion from the inhabitants of Fort Augustus praying that an Act may he passed to incorporate the Saint Patrici-is Ilall Company in accordance with the provisions thereto annexed. A bill in ac- osrilnnce was read o. first time. ,

Mr.McWiIliams asked the Commlsd-

oner of Public Works if he has received a petition from certain inhabitants ci Lot H asking for the completion of roni leading from the Kouqhan Road to the isolaied farm of Andrew Stewart, Lot 8, a distance of 50 chains right .if way free; and what action the Government intends taking in the matter.

The Commissioner said a numerous

signed petition had been received and if in the public interest the road would no doubt he opened.

Mr. Currie asked the Commissioner of

Public \\'orks whether the amount of $315.50 paid John McRae as shown on page -18 ofthe Report of Public \Vor1-is Depart- ment wns for labour, rind if so, was the labour performed during 1903, and if not, when I

The Co|ninI~.~iloner said some years ago

a road sale was held and the work sold i0 .I ihn McRae for $2rl.5i). The work was disputed and had gone to the courts and it was decided that John McRae had done the work. The other $4 was for road machine work done last year.

Mr. Morson asked the Lender of the

Government to repeat the reply in regard to the question of cstahlishlng School District, No. 153 King's County for political purposes.

Hon. Mr. Peters said the school was

obtnlned in the ordinary way and was solely for the pupils in attendance. There was nc political motive at all.

Mr. Morson rose but the Premier in-

sisted on a point of order and Mr. Morsoll replied ha would give him something to say on the question later.

After some fcw minutes silence Mr.

FARM SEE

U RENN|§'S White Russian Wlieat, Manitoba White and Red Fife Vt heat, Golden Vine Peas, Vetches, Corn. Barley, Buckwheat, TiH10ihV Seed, Early. Late. Alsyke and \\'hite Dutch Clover. Mangel

Seed. Turnip Seed and Carrot Seed.

The above a.e all good fresh seeds imported this Spring, Call or write for samples and prices,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I

We also havea full line of M¢CORMlCK One Horse Seeders,

Sec tional Seeders, Single and Combined Grain Drills, Disc Harrows.

COCKSHUTT. Steel Pl0wS» Gang Plows. Ont-Throw Disc

Harrows and Steel Rollers.

We are selling at lowest prices and on terms to suit our customers. Call at our Show Rooms and get prices and terms before buying

elsewhere.

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Hon. Mr. Cummlskay and Hon. Mr.

Peters rose to a point of order contending that Mr. Morson could not move the ad- journment ofthe debate. Hon. Mr. Peters moved that the fifth order oi the day be now read. '

Mr. Morson, Mr. Mathleson. and Hon.

Mr. Peters warmly discussed the point as to whether the former was in order.

Mr. M sthlcson said Hou. Mr. Cummis-

key should quote authorities in order that the Speaker could decide the question justly, and Mr. McLean condemned the Commissioner of Public \Vcrks for laying down his own ruling as law on all occa s`o1s. I The Speaker ruled that the member of Cardigan (Mr. Morsou) was out of order.

Hon Mr Peters in moving tha House

into committee on a Hill respecting cer- tain prccce iings in tire Court of Chancery and to nrnt-nd certain acts :herein men- tiomd, explained that the changes had been sugucsied hy the l\\\us'er oi the Rolls and had been nuprovt-.i :fby the Ireuder of the opposition und the Hou member for Carriinan (Mr l\lorson.)

’l`r-e House re~n|vcd it.~n!f lnti com'

mitic ‘ ofthe whole with Mr. tiu‘lant in the chair. The Bill* was agreed to Without amendment.

liuusc adjourned at one o`cloi~k.

ilouse met. at 3.50 p. m. Or motion ot Hon. Mr. Cuinniiskey

H :use went into committre with Capt. Read in the chair on thi' Bill to amend the Act Incorporating the trustees ot Mt. Stewart Presbyterian church. .Bill vas reported agreed to.

The Bill to amend the City of Charlotte-

town Incorporation Act and the P. E, I. Dental Act were read a third time and passed. ‘ The debate on the Budget was then

resumed and continued until six o`clock.

OF PERSONAL INTEREST.

Jas. McKenna, C. P. R. return-

ed to the mainland yesterday.

Miss Johnston, of Charlottetown, is

visiting the Misses Palrner.-Newcastle Advocate.

A. F. Matthews and R. B. Forsythe,

Alberton; and Athol Seaman city, return- cd yesterday from Daihon sie.

R. McMillan, W. S. MoKie, Thomas

I{andrahan,IIon.J. F. \Vhea.r, Miss Helen Hassarfl,ware passengers by tha Minto yesterday.

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This cut represents a

handsome light~weight

Dorothy Dodd Boot

made of bright kid, patent tip and Colonial heel.

price 83.7 5.

Sold only by L

MURRIS & SMITH,

Queen lute! opp Prawn Brel

:sou-oisisccaoc za snapper-11%

EED TIME

A/Vill soon be here and there are many things you need

for garden making. Better have them ready.

Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Rakes, Trowels, Pruning

Shears, Garden Setts.

Dodd & Rogers,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL’

EVERYTHING IN HARDVI/ARE.

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The Royal Bank of Canada

Savings Department

capri-1 .na nmn.. General Banking Business

$6’l92’705 Transacted.

row A Drafts and Letters of Credit

note

issued.

$25»l00»000 Correspondence solicited.

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I Straw Hat Enamel.

Al:L COLORS. Euameloid, all colors; Jap-a-lac, all colorfti F |°°" 1”' “ll COIOYS; Varnish Stains. all colors; Star Enamel. “II °°1°'S; Fl°°' P“l“t5» “ll °°I0f8 : House Paints, all colors; Bath Tuli Enamel. all colors; Carriage Gloss, all colors.

CAMERON & C0-»

LSWVB- Pumps, Builders’ Hardware. ,

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