'mn cnsnr.0'r'rn'rowN GUARDIAN MARCH .5. me

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went tn Georgetownvast night en mute to Boston.

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Offices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown. `

Tas p|ane_for St.. Patricks night enter

talomont open this morning at 10 o’olock

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as

` 4 ‘ rs 3|;

ag _ An _ Arsllxwlu. social Wm

L' G' ““’ “"- Whw by :heir mesa

Hotel Victoria tomorrow evening.

\~~s or ~ 30, 40, sue

. »“ own at-3.80.st u.e resident.. si

/

forPrinee lIflvvard|Iq1md,

Y person wanting help or

S ` Wh “ld m_lk° lhplloation at The Guard

_ M ‘_ _ EmDlo!msnt_Buneau.

4 Tel study uses sr ti... cwest... u

10 15 and 20c.

- hodistchuroh, Moncton, on Su

ev ing made an eloquent appeal contributions toward gh J B Famine Fund. A member of

,.1 congregation started the fund l

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, with |2611).

ng,-.I Scotland.

df; Miss Cones, sgusst at the Lennox, had an the misfortune to fall on the ice on Gt. the _G°°\‘¥° St. Monday afternoon. One oi ly the bones of her arm was fi-wtiuad and

hsrwrlet dislocated. Drs. Jenlrina and

L. M. Poole,Hiilsbo1-ough St.

ll

be fend

+-. ical and Literary Bociety meets this

4

' »‘ _ Buv J, W. McCo1vsuu. in the Ce

Met

on

. For i

ocal

Come nick and eta t To-Nisur at 8.060 o'clock, Proiea

4 q K 'S ._ Ths<><i°re H°»a.B.‘ s. wiii deliver _ go lecture before the Natural History

autipuarian Society in this room, ma

.»‘i'

" ’- buildings. Enteranoe northdoor opps - W. W. Wellness store. Subject

,. choice at _

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_,__ . value of Botany in education. * Bookstore.

flavor and crispness. "°“

same month an t. e o csra ecte D Brenan, Pres; Hon. E. Palmer,

E°""'°E B"’“““" Pi...~ F Ki..i.i...... Asst vi¢e~P.e Bak" Best Bread' Longworth, Esq ,'l`reasurar; James K

Secretary.

mr ~now doing as well as can be expected.

an; m'l‘nn0xford Foundry sud0xford town ful season doubtless lies before the k b _ ama played amatch game of hockey Central Creamery.

rut; xcently and utters spirited game, the

wa team was ictol 5to tl. C

The Mclmyre’ of Banvk of ?_s‘s, Hmm “ms Circle page of the Saturday Guardian

. _ - THE pulilic are invited to hear a lcet

?.;;,{, __ » ;. 1 _ -_ ' _. g which will bedelivered this evening

’ ‘ Professor Theodore Ross B. A. before

Niituraililstory and Antiquarian Soclet , THE Nat r l Hi to d l

in their room Market Building, entra y u A S ry an Am quarhm

north door opposite W. W. Welln

' ` The subject is The Value of Botany

. Education.

Syxri' years ago St. Pai_rick's Day

observed In Charlottetown thus acc ling to The Islander on March i846. Benevolent Irish Society and their gu

celebrated the Anniversary of their

C31] bg had here at! ron Saint. by dining together at

_ _ _ Victoria Hotel. D. Brenna, Esq,

any time. A trial will President or nie society ...ok ti.. e

~ . assisted by the Hon. E. Palmer asV

convince you Gf its President. The party broke up ata

rhlghly pleased with the entert

ment." The ‘Zlstunuual .neetingni Society had been helil on the 10th of

D. STEWART, d h fn =1 dw

rf

:six of Permo~Carboniferous plants from Mr. PM. Watson, two sea fans from Mrs, W_ H,

Aitken. ~

the * me AT the opening of Parliament, Ottawa hah. last week the dresses of tha ladies were |,`,c_ very beaiitlful:-Her Excellency, Lady hm, Grey worea magnificent frown of deep ,,,,,_ violet velvet. trimmed with bands of the ohiuchllia. The bodice which was adorned the with beautiful old lace, had a gold girdle. ere: l-ler"Exceiienoy also were an order; was splendid jewels included a diamond tiai-ii. 5; F1 *LiidY Davies Wore grayisutimembrolder any, ed with silver, Duchess lace on the

skirt;diamond ornaments.

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Stylish Hats Never Before Sold Ai Prices Like These!

Oshawa 0 L

“Stetson” hats-famous

wherever hats are worn-re- nowned for their splendid wearing, shape-retaining qual~ ities-never less than $5.00- here at $3.75.

Good h..t-buying time,

isn't it?

“Hawes” Hats, said to be

the most popular and largely worn Ameiican Hat- won highest award and 2 gold medals at World’s Fair--are here in numerous stiii and soft styles, black and colored, in all dimensions for any face. Never less than $3-here for $2.2 5.

And “Hawes” Hat wear-

ers recommend them.

“Tress & Co’s” celebrated

‘ English Agency hats splendid

value, nisuy good styl€S ill black only, stiff and soft, light weight, comfortable, great wesrers. Price stamped _on every hat, special quality. formerly $2, now only $1-_33~

Tress & Co. make King

Edward's Hats-Tress Hats are good Hats.

Won’r guarantee _your

size unless you come quickly --and you’ll be sorry if you dont

wifi.:-:its ro co.

°° ‘ Dvvrlemttns Y. ir. c. s. oftgsg..

§::¢;.nC;:\a:)deral>le fuel is needs-til yet (oi-

WT: Bunce th” m°"‘3°¥° |’°P"°~ at Dundas 0.80 p. m. if Miss Amos Hsnuisois, Char-lotteiown"s ,md ,Popular musician, is spending . fe, 4”, ,

B at Al. Veruon River the guest of Mrs. D. P.

Irving. _

,nor STB!! next Y. M .L. A. venture in

t. James church will take ping on

Mm ,vllondll the 19th inst instead of Tuss~

day when Rev. Mr. Strathla of Snmmer~

side will give his lecture on A Winter in

Lcdwell set the injured limb. She is

U19 Particularly brlghtluminary,he secnr

od one goal (the qnlyom, d I th n ,I One, ASleep. his was played in public a

use h,`"’“d three in the zzzgng 'Lani few nights ago by ii capable musician "L lntyie, of course. is an Islander. and H' sue use W m°"y exmea'

nce S°¢=l€lY l\°k“°Wl°¢|¥es with thanks the Guardlantohe assured of the popularity GFS- f°|l0“`i\18 Kiits to its museum. Five ofthis special feature of thc Saturiinv

in cases stuiTeil birds comprising 17 war-

hlefs. 11 wood-peckers, 16 snipe and

plover 0 m bi .1 f

was Aney;'G°sh,i:_kfArc,|,cE)w,r°:d ‘A'3,\,': the last few days and the keen wind has

ard. ,mm M,” P,ppey_ Amlmb" “I foams made itnppear more severe than at ariy`

corsage, and laid on in panel effect on the

A Muu"riivr: ol’ the rsteyayers of Mt.

Stewart North and Mt. Stewart :School Districts was held at Illdt. Stewart South Monday. The meeting was called by Inspector McCormao for,-the purpose of getting tha news of tha _ratepayers in regard to the amalgamation of those two school districts. A interesting discourse took place after -the Inspector had addressed the meeting. and a number Wh0 strongly opposed the scheme uve years ago expressed themselves as now being thorouizhlyln sympathy :with the project. The ratepayers present strongly urged inspector Mccormso to continue his efforts to effect the amalgamation, and bya standing vote all expressed them~ selves as in favor of the undertaking.

Tau element of mystery has shrouded

the visit to this town of two gentlemen said to be oonnectod with the datetive force of Boston. They arrived last weelr forthe purpose of copturiogii! possible a young man of this city who was alleged to he “wanted” fora rather nasty offence committed last summer in Lynnn, Mass. Tho hunted one got wind of the pursuit and disappeared. The question of his whereabouts is exercising some curious minds, but it is thought that the bound. aries of, the provice proved large enough to afford room forthe fugitive toescupc Life/aea.rch. It is doubtful from all accounts if Anything more important than the recovery of the bail bond was required from the culprit, as $500 had been pledged for him and forfeited when he returned to this province.

WiLr.u.\r F. Fnssnn, of I.inwoad,

passed through the city yesterday on his way home after u visit to his daughters, Mrs. Layton McCabe, Alex- snrira,and Mrs. G. D. Jenkins, Vernon River Bridge. Mr. Fraser visited the old homestead and saw the old loghouse in which he was born, 51 years ago. The olil buildinglls still in good repair. It wus , built about ill) years ago, it is now used as a horse stable. The estate on which it stands was purchased about 103 years ago by the lnfc‘Johii Fraser who came to the Island, in tho ship Polly, in 1803. Some years later, the estate was divided between his three sons, whose decendants in the third generation, still occupy the three several farms. Mr. Fraser has learned that there are still living 10 or 12 sons of the emigrants who came on the Polly. Donald Fraser, now in his 88 year is enjoying fairly good health, and is able fo attend to his numerous farm duties.

Tasteless Cod Liver Oil With -Mali, Wild Cherry

and

Ilpyophosphifes

is invaluable in all wasting diseases, convaleaence, coughs, colds, nervousude- biilify etc.

Recommended

by Physicians 1

Price $1.00 per bottle.

at usual plaoee. I

_ Rav. W. J. Csuruuu. will preach (l').V. next. Sabbath Mar. 18 at Bangor 10.30 and

Tal matron of the Prince Edward

Inland Hospital wishes to acknowlfge |10 l°U0"|DR '- 3¢l'8Pant~at»ai-ms cut flowers, Mrs. Williams, cut flowers, Jae. Tait, Jr., several potted plum,

ErriuMav Muncnrson, Lena Bmw.;

Christy Macdonald, and Mary Macdonald, Glen William, Lot 63, Sabbath Sqhml have received the General Assembly Diploma for repeating at one sitting the whole of the questions of the shorter Catechism.

Tau Central Creamery Co. have again

secured the sei-vices of W. E. Wood as tholrcheese and: butter maker for the ooinlngaeaeon. Mr. Wood's selection is agratlfying evidence that capability and axperiencoere appreciated, and a success-

ON March 3 there appeared on tha Home

a piece of mugic entitled Sleep my Little

sions of pleasure and queries as to its source. lt is gratifying to The

issue.

THE weatherlias been colder duriii

time during the winter. The i.empera~ ture since Sunday has bcen:-

max. mln.

Sunduy 34.0 28.0 Monday 28 7 lliil Tuesday iU.0 4_5 Wednesday 7.8 2.5 All above zero. Last. night iii. tcii the

record,w|1s 0 above.

Lssr week at n dinner given by his

neighbors in his honor, Areiili aid Stetson of Marshfield, was presented with ri purse and a compllmr-iitnry utlilress. There were about ii hunilrud and sixty present and the occasion was most sociable and enjoyable. The iirivlri-ss gave expression to thefegrr-f. foltiif his departure, and convr-yeil seiitiini-his of warm esteem, as well as reierrini. io Mrs. Setson and family, wishing them .iii joy and success in that portion of our Doiiiin- ioii ln which they have decided to settli-.

Tris interest in thc two basket biiii

games tobeplaycd at the Y. M. C. A. tonight is becoming intense. A large number of tickets have been sold in advance. The game between the C. B. C. and the store clerks will hc one of kccn rivalry. The game between the oilice clerks and P.“'. C. wlllbo ri good our. There will beagoodly number of ladies present astlicy have already secured fic- kets Speclal seats will ba reserved for them behind the wire screen on the platform. Those who wish tosee a good game of basket ball should not miss tlils.

Puntos Enwsnn Isr._sND will be well

advertised this summer. Evidence of the benefits derived from the advertising campaign so asslduously pursued last season is being received from many sources. In reply to a request directed to him hy the advertising manager ofthe Intercolonial lion. Geo. E. Hughes, Pre- sident of the Tourist Association, has forwarded fine hundred copies of the Aascciation'l illustrated booklet “Beauti- ful Prince Edward Island." These will be circulated to the very best advantage. Scores of different sources oi! publicity are exploiting this province this year and the results in the way of tourist travel should

Mas. Bnru. Roo: and Mrs. Shaw,

; New l

Coats From

‘r

Germany Open To-day,

M 0 O RE (K). McLEOD.

:Fl-e1Oa1r1nS Furniture

IB A. Fine Art Vvhich :Reaches Perfection .At Our Repairnnen’s Hands. In ‘Upholstering Also, VV'e .Are Artists. Nuff Sed-Phone 79.

I

i

Repairs `

Dr. Pierc_e7s“

'I _Medicinesg _

V New fresh stock of"

Golden `Medical Dis-.1 covery.

Favorite Prescrip- tion. 1

Smart Weed.

Pleasant Pellets.

“Tha Two Macs"

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DRUGGIST3,

Cor. Grt. Geo. and Kent Sta.

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fSyiiopsis of faiiadian 1 North-West Homestead

Rczulaiioiis.

ANY even [numbered section of Do lninn , lsiiirls in Manitoba or the North-went

j l’i-oviiircs, excepting fi and til, not reserved' - may be liomeslcrulc by any person who L-. i the solo lienrl ofa family, or any ninlo over li!

.ii _. .H ~:§€=~"

i yours 01 nge. in thc cxicnt of one-quiu-ini'

l Lilo ui lil! nc orc or loan.

,sc~ ii .re.~. ni

. liintimniiiy bcinrulc riier-soniilly nt the lor-ni 1 liuid 0 co for thc distr ei. iii wiich the lnnii g is ulfiiatc. or If tho iioriicsfsador desire". ho , may. on application to thu jiilliilstcr uf thu ‘lnwrion Oitmvii, the <`oinirii.i.:ionor of lm- iiiiigrittioii, \\’iiiii||.ni<, or thi-. lowxl agent ru- oeirc iuithorltv for some one Lo mnlrs entry for him. The lioniesieiidcr is required bo perform tho

enndiiluiis uoiiiieotod therewitli uiidci- cnc of i ti... rcii..wi..r¢ ..i.......

i ii) Atlcust six montlis residence upon and i culflvriiloii of tlivlaiid iii ouch, your for t|ii'i:u 1 yours , " fiic futher (or mother, if the father-is 2 uivuiiscri) oi' ilic honicsiondcr resides upon a 1 nriii iiitlio vluiiiity of ihn lniid oniorod lui-

‘ilio ruriiilifcnioiits its to mifiileiice r_imy ho ‘siiiisilcd by suv.-li person resiiling with Lliu firtlir-r oi' iiiotlicr.

iii lf tlic scillcr has his pl.~i'inr\iioiil'. rcsldcnco

upon ini-iiiing liiuii owned by liiui lii ilie ‘ viuiiiiiy iii his liuiiiizsicnil. the r'ci|\iiro_iiientei | ns ii rwsiiloiirzu may bc siitlsilod by rosiilciiiru upon tlw will liiiiii.

Six liiiiriihvs' iiniiirc iii wi-iliiigliliuiilil liii

givoii to iliu (’o|ii|i|i><~ioii¢»r oi' Doiiiiiiloii l.:iii<.lit is Uttaiwu of iiitciitioii in n|.|ily for |».'ii.o|ii.

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liepuiy of thu ltiiiii»~Lui‘ ui' tliu lii|,iii'ioi-.

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.Reduction Sale

iBooisiiiiii_Shoes ~

Vifeliavc on hand a lot of

broken lines of Men’s,

`Womcu’s, Boy’s, Misses' and ‘Childrcn’s Boots and Shoes . 5

and Slippers which we will

Cl€U.l' Oil! Ill. L`OSlf tO lllflke YOOIII V

for spring stock.

Also 'a job lot of Wonienls

Laced and Button Boots iii si es and at half

'1 3 37 4

£10 N ON, g:;§f.‘“ure i All for ctisli only.

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be exceptionally good. '

THERE passed away on March 7th at

Earnsollfl’e,one of ita oldest and most respected residents,',Mrs. Jessie MacPhee widow of the late Archlbuld,MscPhce, aged Sclyears. She had been a member of the Presbyterian Church tit Belfast for a number of years. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. A. McLean Sinclar Belfast, anti Rev. D. McLean, Lot 48. She leaves to mourn a family of one son and three daughters: A D at home, Mrs Nathaniel Molyneaux,Melburii, Mrs Rodk MacKinnon, Alexandra; Mrs Philip Irving, Cherry Valley and fifteen gruiirl children. A large concourse, followed her remains to Belfast Cemetery whore sho was laid toIresi. by the side of hei husband who predeceased her len years ago.

(Other papers please copy.i

Ni-:vi-in were the words “in thc midst oi

life wo are in death." so fully exempil~ ded as whenilie Sad news of the sudden death of Solomon Cavanagh,

. ns-wanna \u-na-leevvsanlhaisiiiaunlliihihvlilnniaihi

Mr. EVERYBODY 50. SON, ANYWHERE,

P. E. ISLAND

Furiinps-Wlieii in ncerl of suits. punts, costs, vcsis, ovcrcoais,

rccfers in made-to»oriler or rcady~io~wcar

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if you require fwcctls, liouicspnns, ilnniicls, yarns, stcckincfic, sic,

-TRY-

The Humphrey Clothing Store, A. WINFIELD SCOT , Mgr. Opera House Building, City.

Phone 63- r. o. sox 4.7.

Wholesale and Retail.

#~A~wwN~

Earnscliife, already briefly reported in The Guardian. was made known. During he past year or two My Cavanagh had

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f. . been ailing, but to all appearance wus`in

go°<i’hesiti. and spirits when i.. isii. home Saturday to go to_ his Halt d6°\' , neighbours. While walking along circumstances lead to the conclusion that death must have occurred ere he fellon , his face on the road, where he was found shortly afterwards by a neighbour. To the young wife who, duringtlseirmar- riedlife. has proven herself wbeonc of the most faithful and devoted wives this was a cruel and terrible blow; and every~ > one sympathitea with har and harslx young childreuin their great bereave- ments, also with the mother of deceased aahe was her only son. Mr. Csvsnsgh was one of Earnscliifs best farmers, an honorable. upright man who won by his sterling integrity the good opinion of everyone. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon, and was one ofthe

largest neu in that locality for many -

yearn. Rsv.lMr. Ootton conducted] the hui-isisei-vice. ' `

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The da? of wholesale slaughier of teeth, by the forceps, is gone.

:fy years o study, exlpcrimcnt and the practice experience of’ learned men as physicians, outlets, bacferiologists, chemists and others it is now possible for each and everyone to have their fecth preserved io do the work nature intended them for.

If is Our Business to Save Teeth

It la your duty, to yourself, io have your teeth saved. li you in-

izud havingdenisl work clone, call and have a fall: with us, we wili advise and explain matters to you, tell you just what you should have none and what the cost will he, We make ‘ No Charge for Examination and Consultation

lt is our business and pleasure and we place you unrlcr no obli-

gation to employ us to do your work.

Our Prices Ara the Lowest

Come and get them. Our workmanship is of the highest grade.

Our material the best money can buy. All work backed up by a

Tan Your Written Guarantee

Guarantee Denial Rooms Cameron Bloclr. Charlottetown. Over Reddin Bros.

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Nearly Everybody

who speaks the Eng- lish language in Prince Edward island

reads

The Charlottetown

Guardian.

“There's a Reason"

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YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store was going to burn down, you could wait tn insure until the week be- fore, buf ‘ When it is Destroyed

You are too late. Remember th old adage, “There is no time ilk the present." and no insuranc like ours.

B3. I-I. E E El E Representing Phoenix of Hartford

Canadian Quebec.

r»_iai.-tl i,

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Funeral Director, The only Enilmiincr on P. E. Islanil liolrliug u Diploma. Fiiss A. Feriruson,l.ady,Au|stont

Equipment. the best. Parlor and Show Rooms superior to

any in the lower Provinces.

Calls promptly attended to day or

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