THE cHARLoT'1‘E'roWN GUARDIAN, APRIL 18,1905

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M A J .lines Kmv, I-:|ii..i....ir im rest.-my

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ploymeniforsem time mi wh.. Reporters and Correspondents Everywhere.

are now in positions .whgre they.

f¢q“if¢'§0 dresswell TO KNOW ` Brcv<:i.as made' their iii-st appearance Tuii piano( seats for Prof. Earle‘s “ h“d“°m° ml' °' mn" h°""°s mmugh I 70 I 0 9 Hut the., ¢|n` Y¢f\g00d Stills W¢ll on the streets yesterday. .musical solme will not be on sale before R°be't stead’ H“""°" Hive" .

made lgd ti’li'IlD1¢t‘l, iii lWe¢d Oi' Ph-inn 330mg' Rnad I,,Bpect0,._ j,|||'|, ‘next Monday morning at l0_a. m. Secuiel Till Charlottetown Golf Club are ad- A

S€i’g¢» It $5. 0 Up. C0011 Hats cove, intends moving to Yo;-k_ ` them then in time. ,vertlsing the pasturiige of the Belvidere

$1 oo np musers $1.25 pair, W,LL_AM DMN ,__ W__m_,__g ,_,__,__,_s____r sn Pmr.s Cathedral www TM," Golf Links., soo in wnfieiised column.

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Fnlcy lt°l°;e°:°C?nhfl¢ 5hlfl3 50° bmw fm. the sea8°n', work Holy Communion, 7.45 a. m., Matins 8.15 Rav. FRANK 0`Ni-;ii.i., Baltimore who ,

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recent illness.

L. C.S'l‘Bw1iivr,Steliiuton has purchased

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for 35% socks 2 PM" for 25,: Mas. F. Essaiur and family, Union, ex- and m__dnssie;i;)se_1'_¥;__ . P-m.. venson2_;!1_;<r>:_\_;e;1_t>gllie0__§e_;:_r‘¢;;__:_;_ R?__r_;o;____ .

‘ndeve thin i th M , C! _ pect to leave shortly for Calgary. ' )) , lrived Sunday

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ing: H" 3,54 EF\l¥l`il8l1lllg lines at Tm’ Mlm” lm” bw” °""°"d to °“‘l‘°“""" was xlstziidrii; by oil`iItiers ‘ilriidley

P3905' 5 ‘ I5 dW!f "° "Wh Ch“"]°W’t`°w“ this m°"°“l""' and Taylor charged with larceny ot ten

Ineiuaing Royal Milk, Cream of Wheat. Fig Bar. Zephyr, Boston and Family Pilots, No. I Pilot Bread. just received at

Webster & McKay’s

Phone 199.

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should buy her bread during housecleanlng and save herself the worry. We can supply all your needs in the bakery line.

D. 5tewart’s,

ECi.Ii>sI¢ Ba iutav, Bakes' Belt Bread.

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lr is probable that the Hillsboro will be-

gin running on the ferry this morning.

Tni: Princess did not make an attempt

wrench Pictou yesterday owing to the unfavorable winds. ‘

Tm. special meeting of the City Council

to have been held last night was postpon-

,oents from Leo Weatherbie. The case will come up to-day.

Mas Capt Mcissso crossed to the main-

land yesterday en rout.e to Chesley, Ont ' where she had been culled by u. telegram from Duncan Marshall announcing t-he

giiid;e‘i-RIgl:t:i`i»il;l‘>l:ihloil;' so; dm Cay E“',iliness ol her daughter, Miss Jean Mc-

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en route to Western Cnnndn.

C.~MPx.AiN'i‘s reach this oiiice regarding

HON. S. E. Rain, Gomniimoner of Agric- th most, un, 1| fnewr suite of tg , ,1 _ “li-“F0 Flleilif Slllldtiy Ri- Y°!`k. Ili!! ZULSU lne\Vest Royiilt; It. iii Llulnied tlidlilmni often absent from the CIW

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oi’ Rev. G. F. and Mrs Dawson. iuncnlpt, hw be", made to Hb,-e,,k°' then” | Tiii-: niarriage took place at Virden,Mi\ni-

. - - ' - » toba on April 5th of Wilbert \\'ard, ii nai-

and residents are \\ onderlng vs hy thc Inspector does not put in an appearance.

ed there not being ii quorum present.

Joni# Mcllsrrii-1, well known here has

threatened nsuit for $200 on u Moncton poiiccnmn who arrc-sii~d him for drunken-

N0. 2 Co. C. A., began their annual drill

present position.

TBI-: tirenien were called out yesterday _

afternoon at 5.30 for n slight, blnze in the roof of L. M. Pooie`s house. There was

'no serious damage. _

Tim Stiinicy und Minto encii marie the

round trip yesterday. There was no mails by the Mlnto but two passengers. Bishop Mclionnlri and iinothcr.

J. ' Li~:si.ii: Bimnauu, Darnley, P. E.

I. who has sneiit thc winter in New liauipshirc left lust week for \\’nshington Territory. 1"ricn<l.s will wisli him cvcry success. _ .

No. 3 Co`y. -ith C. A., will mect for drill

at the drill shed this evcning,tlie liitli at 7.15 sharp. Every recruit and incinlicr will please be prrsciit to coniplelcari'iuige» ments for seiison`s driil.- D f.»\.Mcl{iiinon, Capt.

AT Police Court yesterday Edwnrri

Fraser, drunk, was lined $2 or li) days. Two lnds Whitlock and Munn _were lined $201' lil .liiys mid $| or »l rluys rc- spcctivcly ini' ainiioyllig I\irsl\lc.\'ii.ii;5liioii, ii wirlow in liri' lionic.

Tan Stanley will make the round trip

rom Pictou to Georgetown each day as long as the Government hiiy is there. The steamer will leave the mainland each

ness ;-@¢eni,}y, - 'morning at tive o‘clock. There are still

lover i000 tons ol government hay at Pic-

tou.

ltlht/.Ci'.Pk= iD | dllesteiinlgined lid) lxgii tif? Coliiiliunllrlirli I' F' Cfmrt' Mount Stephen : Reguhlr

meeting to night in Castle linll at 8 p. in. A full attendance requested., Initiation. Bro. Johns, Toronto, who is spending some time here in the interest of the In- dependent Order of Foresters will be present and address the Court.

Tiii-1 church ii.t:York was crowded Sun day evcningto hear Rev G'F. Dawson M. A. The subject chosen wus l. Peter III. I8. I-Iejdwclt largely on the con- descension and sullerings of Jesus Christ that iitonnient might be riiiide for fallen humanity. The highest civilizat- ion and most udviincerl institutions were the direct result of ills deiitli on ilie cross. _

Ti-ir: malls will come today by the

Stanley to Georgetown and by special to the city about noon. A foreign nniil will be despatched hy special tn George- town which will leave here nt. 12.20 in in. This mail will close at 12 o'cltc‘< rhzrp. If the Mlnlo reached Charlottetoinii to day ii mail will be sent. by her every altcriiute day to Pictou 'us she will cnly mukcthe round trip in two days. Tin- otlivrdnys thc mails will go vin(icoi';,'c- town. .

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Caps! Caps! Capsi

Dliwnauwsunnauuuuu ‘ " ‘, ~ ` suuuununuudunnniti

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_by linnipnrt und dum is an Ailriight

_ and Mrs. Solu-y, ii dtiiighter.

A Haan oi! tlne cattle fed by James

Coles, Charles Coles und .lninvs Moreside, Rustico Road. were brought t.o the city yesterday moming. »'l`liey were purchas- ` ed by Wm Sellar, Jr. and will be shipped to Sydney for the Easter market. _.

Ri-:Mi1~'rAi\'cr,s of whatever nature

whether byBlmkcheque,cxprcss,u\oney or postal order or registered letter must _bc made payable to The lsliinri Guardian ' Publishing Company and not to any nicm- bei' of the stall, as individual persons are

_tive of Ontario and Miss Alice \Vright. iThe bride is it daughter of tha late J. Mar- shnli Wright, formerly otSearletown, who with his family removed to Virdcn nearly

t,_wo years ago. Many friends of the brlrlin- I

through Prince County willjoin with The _Guardian in extending best wislics to l\1r. and Mrs. Wurrl.

I Miss iii-:i.i:_\' \\'.iI.LAi'u formerly inillincr with F. Perkins 85 C0., of this Llty, recently returned to her hoinc in; Fi'cdi~i'ictoii, N. B. lifter ii two nioiitl\s` trip to liurope in the interests of the Frcflerictoii house with which .she is now associated. Miss Wallace has ii. most de lllglitfiil trip, proiltalily combining l\usi` lin-ss\\'itlipieasure. Next year she will be sent toParis on a similar mission.

l 1 .ions ANDREW, Belmont Mills, Royalty,

hiis sold hishiiick gelding cnrringe horse to W. A. \\'ceks for n lnmilsonie ligure. ,This horse has been greatly admired by nil lovers ol' horse llcsh in this city. lic :was raised by Melville Andrew, New (ilasgow Mills, and is ii fine specimen oi the Riinipnrt Allriiriit sti'nin.Hc wzissireil

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At Allniiiy, on Sunday llth inst.t,o Eilgni'

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Ai .\imi\, April ll, Albert Jetlrey, it

lii;_fhly rc.~ipci~tcil citizen of that place.

At Alliuliy, on thc 10th lnSt., -innics.

\\'illinni, beloved son 0fJ. W. iliid Hrs. (liiiiicroii, iigcd lil inontlis.

At (iriinrl 'l`mcanlic,~Aprii lTtli,- Miiry

Mulioiinld, ngcil H5.

('l‘hc funcriil will luke place to Corriiii

BanCemeterytomorrow inorning nt lit o'clock.

At South Melville, Lot 29, Len i"r:incis

Trniiiorngcd 17 years, son of l'}d\\:ir(l Triiinur of that pl:u:4:. The fiint-i‘iil_ to Kciiy's Cross \vn.‘~i liirgeiy iitteiideri the pull l»ciii‘crs being .ioliii \V. ilriidlcy,

Closing Prices '

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Co`.~. Clearing .\.iii~. 131 li

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Sprin aps Have

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We Are Showing a Very Swell Line !

Atchison .. .. Copper ..

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Baltimore.. . . . C. P. R N. Y. Central. .. .

Erie Illinois: Central. . . . Louisville and Na. . . . Manhattan . . .. . . ._ Metropolitan Missouri Pacific... . Pennsylvania . . . . . .. . Reading . . .

Sugar . _ . .. ._ Southern Paciilc.... St.P.aui . . . . . ... Union Pacific. . . . .. li. S. Stecl........,_ U. S Steel Prc`f‘<l, . ` Dominion Steel

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T this store you have the advantages of an immense variety to choose

from-an exclusive separate department containing Hats and Caps

only » a large bright airy room where particular men may select their hats and

caps in comfort.

Come in and see the latest, newest Styles l

Latest

Dominion Stccl Pi-i"d Dom. Stccl Boiuls...

Dominion Coal .. 'FU Twin City . . . ... . llil li|'»_i Colorado Fuel . 5| 55]

IN FURNITURE

“Always the best value in the city

at Mark Wright Furnishing Co'.~:.

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We bought it liiiul i~ .iinpli frncliuii ui' their vnliic nnd :ire ;_riviii;,_' _von lic hciivlli of our lin-I<_\' piircli:i.~i-. 'l`li\-y g\»m|‘;, |,i.-.1 long, Corrie qiiii-l<.--.liiliii .Yew- sgn, l|<l lw.

New clothing for men and boys.

Thousands and thousands of dollars ready now, come along.- Prowse Bros. 17fl3\

M. Trainor & Co.. will hold a

Grand Milliiiery Oilrlflliil Tlillf-*" day zoth from 2.30 iii the afternoon until 9.30 in the evening. A cor- dial invitation is extended to_iiie Ladies of Cl:nrlottcio\vii :uni \‘ii;iii- ity to attend. A iii;i<,'_iiilicf~:\t dis- play is promised. ibifl ii.

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l’ilu.»i," “Mii<'s` Coil l.i\ i-r 1 lil l’ri~\i:i|:iI inn."

iwlovv pur. Thi- 'l`wo .\l:ii-.~‘," hliiirltiviiailil

Styles

American and Canadian

- Chocolates ;

Sole Agents ' 5°1° *Wil*

Hav/e’s Celebrated 7"” C°l¢bl’¢i¢4

` TWT( london Hats Grcail Reductil ' "The Two Macs" l . _

$3 American Hats. "' _- -G... - ‘ y

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ARRIVALS

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packages of L0wney’s Chocolates, containing from 2 to 4 pounds of Chocolates, which we

will sell at

Ferrozone. ‘

Catarrliozoue. I)odd's Pills.

Wampolc's Iininislon. Piiyschine, etc.. etc. We want your trade for

all patent nieiiiciries. Our Solid "f

stock is fresh and genuine.

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And a iiiagniliceiit range of tiimiiicd hats, de

signed and prrduced in onrown wmkrooiiis. .ff

Unqucstionzibly the largest and Inost. elaborate

` showing yet niaclc in this city.

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Louis (ioiiiimi, \\iii. lllulwiilziiic. Leo _ __

Another special at-I

traction-3 cases

new American Hats.

YOU are most cordially in-

vited to be present at

our great Easter opening to-

night.

Season after season we've

tried our hardest to give you

a better millinery exhibit every time. This spring’s sliow we are coniident marks

a new high standard in Char-

lottetown.

Much money- infinite taste and style combine to produce perfection in

the line of Fierich, English and _»\merica_u ilats shown this evening.

THE SH®WlN@ WELL INQLDE

New French Models,

New Engish Straw Hats,

New American Straw Hats, New Flowers and Foliage,

New Ribbons and! Silllils. A splendid lime of he~a.cliw'ear for

the little tots. A ,

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Mcfiuigiui, Fred Dunsford and .lost-pli 1'. Sale of dailmgcd goods l-iegiusi fo: 74 _ _ _

l\l0lvlsl\=ll1~ at sharp 9 this niorning. l B U Y U R

If you waintn :ri-niiine ltariraiin iii .\‘liir|;\, . _\|

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t_.ARRlllGE T0-DAY l

Rcincmber we have the finest aswrtiiieiit of carriages

ever? sliowu in Cliailotietoivii. They iizivc strong, coiniort- abic running gear--tiie uiljiistabic backs are designed to give your ltiby xi coiiifortzible outing-tile npholstcrings are most clalioi-at-2. and yet with all these the prices are exceptionally low. Right at the first of the season you can buy one of tin-se beautiful carriages at about ,‘/_i off regular price. Come today.

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limly :|91-.~s lliiriiii; thc .~priii;_f |n<ml|\~.. \\'.~ _ lihvc s<r\'i~i‘iil i-xcrlli-nl 'l`|~nir.~ wi- min rr _ 1

i-mniiienil, \-iv.: "i\i;ir>` Il\-p|\pln.~|\t.iii-~._" m@ B H "Mncs` lici-f iron :ind \\'i|n~." "lll:\iul'~ '

< Mniciiiii mics,

us yiup

itliovc \\il| lu- [oiiinl of ,-,groiil in-in-iii in

anyone riin-down in ln-iillli or fi-~ii||'_r _

8° M“"“l"""“‘ ""“““"""' "°"' li,” 'i""'. Finest grade imported and domestic ivoolers alwaxf. ii lI't.Sii‘c‘l.~1. 1 \\ li ' . . . .' . ' ' - ` nf '_ _ __ __~k_____ ,wi in stock. Gcntlemen's iwiriiishiiigs in latest styles,

*nip* and the most courteous tieainic-iit accmcicd to a.l.

Fancy I inoanuhnnuuuunuunawnlunwuvnnnnnllul ; §_ Packages ‘ of ' ”

THE RECORD OF THE

itorth Hmerican

i-‘or thc ycnr lust closed, sliovrs :i con

iiiiuaiiirv of thc licaltliy growth wliivli has riii|inctcriv.\'~l tht* Couipniiy in thi' past. `i`lic nniouiit ol now ip.-iii.-r:\l pol- icies is~.iii-fl \\.i.\~ gn-i-ii<'i‘ iliziii ilinl of any pri-\'io\i.~. year, while ilir iiiiaiirwil

\ po_~iiiuii of thc Coinpany has ncrei been

stronger.

Thu Qoiupnny continues to pay favor-

able proiiis ou all maturing policies.

\\'e will be glad to furnish you tig-

ures on any modern plan desired.

ROSS & l`\A'l"l`Hl~.WS.

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