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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLUTTETOW N, PBIBCL EDWARD ISLAND, APRlLf22, 1901. , - _‘ _ _

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Every purchaser of lb.. tin of Dea1born’s Nations.

Blend Coffee, (Price 400.) will be presented with aFine

llmg,-ai; of the Lqte Q-remt Victoria, mounted on heavy

and. and surrounded bya Black Border, also the Royal

Coat of Arms embossed in Gold. and 8- 5110"” table °fim

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Thc Latest News From Prince County.

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WHY is the editor of the Pioneer not

like the west wind? Because he “doesn’t cut any ice.”

CAPT.W. H.Beroard, and Mr. I-LH. Beer

left Saturday on the Schooner Joseph McGill lor a. trip to Sydney.

Mnssrs. Sharps schooner Ncreid with

duce sailed Saturday evening fon Sydney.

opposite the Szrathcona Hotel, collapsed yesterday morning, and fell to thegrouud. There was no one hurt. t

potatoes brought into Summerside Satur- day. Prices range from 18 to 20 cents. So

dealers stopped buying early in the after- l noon. °

Mas. Surrn of New Glasgow, N. S..

who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. (Rev.) W. H. Smith, Summerside. leaves in-day on return home. She is accom- panied by Rev. Mr. Smith, who will spend a week visiting in`New Glasgow.

Tm: executor of the late Dr. H. E. Black

was handed dnl Saturday a cheque for t $1,000 fx-pm the C. O. Foresters through Court Sir Louis.Summcrside, of which the

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Order to-day-and we’ll --

Special Samples

deliver the paper as quickly as . All kinds of General and Anaeethcties

, - mployed.

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\Vhen you sew with Gorticelli Sewing Stix you can (l8|l8nd UPOH your stitching.

Uniformity in strength, twist and size; freedom from knots or flaws give

it the right to be called what it is--“The best Sewing Silk in the World." It is always full letter A.

Every shade. 50

yard spools 5 cents, loo yard spools ro cents.

Sold everywhere.

ice cnsam ` ice oneawl THE BEST ICF. CREAM

ICE CREAM IDE CREAM

For a hot day there’s certainly nothing nicer than _a nice _ice

cream from our Psatcurised Cream, the ilivor of which ta admitt- edly superior to ordinary We manufacture the very best _ _ quality of lee Cream. Tlspee who have med it pronounce it do-' '

After tit to _delivergt _

toanypertclthecityee "f "

t At present we are to ‘ quan-

aityyoa lie. Wecaaqmre prices for churdh haaaara, _ soeiale, picnics, teas, etc. Telephone 238. _ _ .

.rw-rf-»d mu r»-wo' J John

_ Water Street, near Queen Hotel. '

18' end 3 m.

a ’1lIll$S Extraction by ill! l||.lE lEl'llllB

'-.deceased was a member being the amount _ _ for which he had -been insured in -this'

{ Ar the police court Saturday morning, 'two prominent citizens who were sup- A posed to be responsible for giving Phil. Gallant the barber, a close shave with a _J bullet in our harbor a few days ago were _each ined $2.00 and costs for discharging ire arms in the town.

Now is the timeto make your house

looklnew with pretty new wall pnperlng. We have a larger range to select from this spring than ever, at a very small price. We are also the agents for the Watson 8: Foster paper for Summerside. By leaving your order we can get any of this paper in a very short time.-McGou- gan & Wright.

Cs1>r.John L. Resp of the Frank C. Batt informs THE GUARDIAN that there is not sufllcient depth of water in the vicinity of Coles’ Wharf, Bedeque, except at high tide for mooring the ferry boat. ` This place was dredged a short time ago but has since become filled in with sand. There appears to be no remedy for a few weeks at least as the dredge Prince Edward is yet undergoing repairs.

Summerside can boast of quite a fleet of '

`schooners in the coasting trade this year comprising the following:-Jessie Newell, Captain E. McLure, owned by Mr. D. Montgomery; Jennie Armstrong, Captain and owner,James Grady; Restive, Captain D. Cain, owned by Messrs. Joseph Read k Co.; Merry May, captain and owner, l George McKay; Nereid, captain Frank Smith owned by H.S. and Benj. D. Sharp; Joseph McGill, Captain Oliver Carver, owned by H. S. and Benj. D. Sharps Rose Mary.Captain J os. Bernard, owned by Mr. John Larkins;Churi hill,o vvned by Mr. -lohn R. Larkin; Telephone, Captain Albert Grady, owned by Captain Grady and Mr. John Grady; Lois, Captain and owner Matthew Dunn; Ton-ldon,Captain Ritcey, owned by Mr. Ron`ald'Campbell; Malabar, _ Captain James Walsh, owned by Capt. T Joseph Read; G. A. Smith, owned by Mr. Fred W. Peters. ~

A xmzrmc of the Summerside Board of

Trade was held Saturday evening to fur- , ther consider the matter of communica- tion betwcen Sammerslde and Cape Tor- mentine. .There was a good attendance of representative business men. The pro- ject advanced at the quarterly meeting' and previously referred to in this column. to organise a company topromote asteam- _ship ling between, this and""_Cs.pe Tormentine was fully and ably' discussed. J The advisability of taking steps towards the organization of a company was con- - curred in by all the speakers. In view of the fact however that the Summerside,Pt- du Chene route is likely to be opened the Bret of the week it was thoughtbest to con- fer with the Federal Government and as- certain what steps are being taken to wards _; placing the_Cape Tormentinc pier in pro- -per condition for the accommodation of the Stanley and to ascertain positively if the Stanley is to be put on the route during the coming winter. Some ofthe speakers thought that if this was done it would solve the dimculty un’ der which the Province is now laboring,

If satisfactory assurance of txils cannot

be obtained then the Board sho d revert to the orignal proposition. and have a company organized. The following committee was appointed to confer with the government: Messrs. Neil McQuarrle, R. T. Holman, W. A. Brennan, land Richard Hunt. ' ‘

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PERSUNAL llll:N llllllf _

Mr. John Anderson of Kensington, was

in the City on Saturday.

Mr. Davis Schurman of Summerslde,

was ln' the City on Saturday. 1

Mr. J. B. McDonald returned' by the

Princess on Saturday evening.

Mr. Hugh J. McDonald vice Principal of

Georgetown School is in the City.

Mr. Scott. C. E. was a passenger' by the

S. S. Princess on Saturday evening.

_Messrs Arthur and Jas. Miller were passengers by the Princess on Saturday evening. ~ '

Mr. J. D. Church of New Glasgow, is in the City. He is here for the purpose `of‘ buying horses.

Bros., crossed to Picton by the Prine Saturday morning.

The many friends of Major Stewart

AN old bam just off Granville Street will be pleased to learn that his conditio

is .gradually improving. '

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Mr. Robert McKinley of McKinl‘5‘

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The prettiest line we-ve ever had, the

of showing you, beautiful silt: finish

Bell, has returned from'an extended vis

'Insult were a good many loads of t° the Eastern P1`°Vi“¢e""M°n“`° _ _

Mr. Jas. Hovtlett of Philadelphia, is J

Sree* was me SUPPIY that S°“"? °f We among the guests at the Revere. Mr.t ~

“Howlett is a brother of Dr. Howlett who# ' " practiced medicine here some years ago.

Miss Elizabeth Bennett of- _Murray

Hari or South, leaves by the S. S. Electric to-day for Sydney, C. B. where her two i sisters Mrs. Joseph Strickland and Mrs. = ‘»

James G. Penny and also many friends

will be waitingto greet her. She will also visit New Glasgow, Nova Scotia

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where she has two sisters, Mrs. __ , _ ‘ 1' Thomas. Green and Miiss Angelina. Bennett. Her many friends wish hera

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terdaymorutug where Rev.Neil ltfchauch lin preached their anniversary sermo taking for his text, Gal. 612--“Be” 7° one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the

terly one, and very impressive, outlinin the duties of man to his fellow man. as contained in the principles of Oddlellow- ship, -based on the teachings of the Gospel. A number of the _Bebeccels were also present and in his discourse the preacher referred to the noble qualities of

this large order.

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Are dimcult to cure and are very dan-

gerous if neglected. The ordinary cough mixtures are' useless' in such cases, in fact it is becoming a universally acknow- ledged fact that Guaiacol is the only specific - Psnx’s Emulsion combines the nourish ing' properties of Cod Liver Oil, the antiseptic germicidal properties of Gua- acol, the tissue-building properties of Lime and Soda, and is preentedfin such aform that the most delicate stomach!! can retain it It sells for 50c. per bottle at all drug stores. Your physician will endorsetheabove. Askbim.

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CAPE Towiv, April 18.-Sixteen cases

of the bubonic plague were reported yesterday, including three Europeans. The corpses of three men whose ueaths Lad not been rep rted, were discovered.

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Tl-IE PLAGUE AT CAPE TCW Ni -~ During the rebuilding of New Studio, Mr. Geo. H.

to the building lately occupied by G., F. Jell' _'A ine light is being built and every con-'e_e;`ni,ohoe for tl!

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time an be w swat. It it only . waposleniyfautftfirsms -it-in crmd vw wd -rode: ve have vwrertics 0f° 8100 'ro scoom the-ton. One miuefaions ‘$15900

building roads, so it could get its Ore to the Smelter. _ goat fseiiiti... what win be beams this ye... by are °‘ J being built.

_ Such properties as the Silver Cup., Netie L., lBob -Boy, Old Gold,

Tnune. Primrose, Comstock, Sunset, Metropolitan, and scores of other-e are just awaiting the completion ‘of the to startle the world with the values of their shipments! Investors have looked for 8l0_ te' 830 Ore, but dw I-frdm _hu in 8100 to $300 om mating nuqtmsami j

_ ThcNetti_eLhastakeuoutscme 700 tolieol-Ore this wiuta' which

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