,_ _,yu

_`n j»,_'~

I ;' ';

ways been time

" You are relieved of- uneasiness caused F u, byfnnreliable watches when s. Wellner ,,,,1_D,_»|,,,,,,»,,,,,,,|,,,,¢,,,_ ,_

,_ ,Y _.___ .~ ____-

_' 1 3;' `A ` V tsksliloefmm his lata residence

_ __m_'_f'»|_' _ t _Follcw‘lts». dictaticus and you will _al '“5"""°°°-

' _. <\ _ -_ ` I \ d

»-< _ 'wfdtchisin your pocket# ' ' '

‘:» _

W, WELLNER I

.,.l,V. . _

\ j "'tthst`afsw dayssgo she suifsre

_ 1, JCWSICY. apainralmoulsnt, wana at nu- employ-

` sntiaBtas-ns' Laundry by having tha'

Pll0l0§°il'd21DllY.

Pl1'_0t0 Of |0111 beililtl- ’ _ _,’ ‘ manss yesterday afternoon, Rev. D.

ini Easter Card. _, `

l ` .

!_‘ r i gl ;3

“Just y

Wright Shoes' for

Tile' fishy, is Always n

" A.

FRENCH CASIILE S0_iP

_ _

Fresh stock just received- ‘l’hit¢_s,oap is _absolutely pure

and will notinjure the most deli- cateskin. ~

Price r5c\ per pound, ro pounds

ior$r.zo. I ‘_

Geo. l:`.§fliughes,i APOTHEGARI ES' HALL.

1>¢1lclous»als._-our

Ham- and Bacon

Smolrednr Unsmoked i a1aoou\;cora_b_ael: ~ _ "‘ Try some ha convinced. _ rassn roar, _pass aaa saosaons ~can` always bp had. ‘ V - .Groceries af allkinus and a full line of F_lSB.l.lld iMNNBD'GUODS always '~.=°°°*~ f .I nfs." .

|180 ;` l W ` '

.Wifi fféeslligeuai-a~;al»'é s°fi'ill'-'1l'..."l.f everything sb' *had in rn 'up-to-date' grocery atnre. ‘ ' A -_ ~ 'V _Orders delivered _to any part of the any and prdmptpttention g ven. " , A trial order-solicited. -_-. 1 ». _ "_'||l°fl Ffl¢l_Plll `

as

scouring

soap,

brushes.

metal

A

are perhaps the

leading line of

American shoes on

the market to-day,

- We have taken

‘ the agency for this popular line and

» now have the pleasl

ure of announcing their arrival.

We cannot _speak too highly of their

fashionable ap-

pearance, and the

tit l-why, 'they fit

like a glovefl-l _ Price $5.oos_ pair

for high or ,low

shoes. ._

alley oc...

unnml

A Kent Street,

V Practice limited to Diseases of Eye, Bar, Nose, Throat and Skin. - _

Eyes téted and fitted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS ll to li s. m.. 1.!J~8..l) p m. .Evenings by appointment.

... __ -_ _..._...;____._.,____,_, _"___, 2.

Wolncn’s

yy , Kid

Slim

'_ f01‘

W6men's

You y them

this than half prilae

c0»»

'O FF EE

We have just received direct from

the Mill over 300 pounds of

Fresh roasted coffee

satisiactkrn. _ Ifgou like a cup of li»- cious Coiiee for reskfast try our

‘ 40 'cent grade it

Wedgrindlt' fresh every day as re

quire .g

Beer, do Goff.

1°* jBoyer’s 1 'roi yauniruorosé

just rccclvcd _ from Marsh - read as ioll0WS2 SEND US lil’ SOME

FAMOUS SOAP.

is

It is 'ine ` pure of races sad"

java blended?" and ia bound tolgw-

inc nrsr message io

get iwral ae ia, rm many neun occ at dw ou Sunday by ` train

Till Bashsis Doughtor, _Opera House

_ddffiv r, _

rsmat

"U5

Aprilh. Coupon ticket! for this entertainment can be obtained

Tn many blends ot Miss Elisa Moors.

Richmond Street 'West will learn wit;

pe ot two or three oi her lingers caught

_andmutllatsd by in one of the machines.

Tn marriage ut Gordon Bryanton,

cl Burling ou, Prince Edward Island to Miss Sadie Duff, of Scotch Settlement, was solemnlsed at the Presbyterian

Mso0drum performing the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs Brysntcn will reside at Scotohjettlsment for the present, but intend removingto Moncton shortly.- Monctou Transcript. , ~

Those who want work ot any kind ,or

are looking for help of any laind shouio send their names and addresses with all particulars orcail at The Guardian Em ploymsnt and information Bureau., New Prowsc Block, Charlottetown, Telephone 132s. Those who do not desire to adver- tise will plsass send H cents with their aqusst, which amount willbc returned to them on application, less P08080 if sont by mail, li they do not get what they want. ,

Fonfrurrs smiled kindly upon the snort

of those responsible for the West Kent Street entertainment, which lost night dlied the Opera House with»an expect- ‘antly happy nudlr-nos. The school estab- lished its right ta be placed in the iront rank among the purveyors ol tlrst class entertainments, their achievement last night being creditable in n more than ue u~ aldsgrss to sll who participated in the evsut. There was no' iscirof svldsnoe that all had dons their hast to make their ,school concert n memorable one-ond there was a 'surprising revelation of the fact that the school is exceptionally well endowed with talented pupils, capable of very ambitious work. Port I was s very prottily conceived idro. It compriseda cycle oi notional songs-the countries re- presented j being England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and Conada, the songs sung for each is tho order given above being the Red White and Blue; Charlie is my Dorling; Life ict us Cherish; Come Back to Erin; Aloustte; audi the 'conlusion Empire ohorus,, What can I do for England. One hundred voices com- fposed the chorus the singers being dlvidrd into bonds of twenty, each band costumed in the national dress ot the `oou'rltl-y represented. .The choruses were cspitaily eung' ond during thé rcn- dition of the seriosfths solo in the French Canadian section was riotdzly well, sung by A. Murchison, his voice bcipg heartily npprovidf ‘flislilngers in this feature were u`nder_<the.eiiicient command oi Clarence .‘_I'ld\narsh, and the standard bearer wn~ Ari.hur,Bruce."l‘ire cycle of songs wound up witharcyal salute and was rewarded with merited applause. Then followed n solo by Miss Katie Gay of Pownal, who was cordially received, and euoor-ad by her rratlilsd hrarers. Nextachsrmlcgly acted little extrovaganss bya company of tots in charge ol Miss Finlayson; and thsy_ very iascinatlngly depicted the dilllculties of the fairies in choosing their queen, the principal players in this little seem helm. Wilfrid McLeod,Jean Gill, and Fanny McLeod, the latter winning obs fairy folk and being elected queen. Part Iii was designated on the program as thh nauti- cainonsenss ot "Captain Reece, revi~ed." Itwos that sort ol nonsense which “now 'and then is relished by the best of msn" and people otboth sexes and all ages enjoyed the drollsry of the play iss' niiht. Praise is dus the porti- clpants in this little comedy whose- names are given herewith: Captain Reece, it .-1. Hoiyroyd Midshipmen Ensy. . . . . . .C. Tidmnrsir

Boitswsln ‘Tompry Pipes'

Dance Hcrnplps_.....,. .E. Warburton Bill Oroaker, A. B . . .. .R Fitzgerald

Tom BowlIn,A.B.. Aulf

Csptalrls Msn...._ .. Riteh Slgnaiisr ....... ._ ....,...K.R-ger Miss Minerva Ssgeesa. _._ .Miss Mcli- nail' Lieut. of Drill Classes. ..._ _.Miss L. Earh- Scrgt. of Drill Classes. _ .Miss Fanny Gill

, _ _ Ruth Campbell

Three Girls . _ . . . _ . _ . .. . {Mnr-Ion Crockett

Pearl Neill

In the rendi lon of this play the work ol Capt.Reeoe was dns and thellov npipsfinnc- ed by E.Wsr-burton was loudly applauded. The song by Jock Gordrn, ons of the sail-‘ urs, midsa bln hit. The 'slugs manage-_ ment was perfect and directed by Percy Barlow and whsn_it is said that thc director »f the entertainment bnppemd to bf Professor Waits It is perhaps unnecessary to add that his portion of tha work ladi- nnthing to be desired lo regilrd to ' excel-, (nuns, There was an enjoyable intermis- icn when home mods candy added to the hnpplnrm of young and old. The spin tad singing of Rule Britannia, and God save The King, brought to a close sn sveuingof delight. The proceeds an to be used to procure a school library.

Our Bfhrvescent hult Saline ride ih»~ .

qltcm of all impurities and tones up the -ystsm. Nnthinu can equal itas a mild rperieut and laxatlve-Coly lc. a bctth

A. W. Reddin, Phem B. Sunnyside.

Chocolate Made

gooilreffiin is vvrrrrr-rs’ cannula me snowrrarcs - by .11 9,. lgadiqg copfeeticners »Whitefi name on

llrssl Usljlllt and Harriet Rcss,ciry, pft last weaken a visit to Boston. .

I -A Holi. Huw, superintendent ei aamieieaot the Imnerial Lira l-no tus Clay. .g _ -

Tlllce is bszlnning to gat had iu__ places and when strong tides dow there` isuaagi ol ` cars. Nevertheless s. groan ,many people some from the North, East, and-West River districts yesterday. ~_6nan|.ss MoDorur.n who has been spending the ,winter with his daughter ldlrs. G. W. Vatohar, Boston, was a pas- | F\¢8_°l'_t0tha elty yesterday. Mr. Me- Donald _will spend the summer on the Island- ' TBI many friends of Miss Idalsemple, New Glasgow, who underwent s serious , opsralionlnthe P. E. Island Hospital some weeks ago, will he pleased to learn, that she is recovering rapidly. Misa Sample leaves for her home today, ac- . oompalned by her mother.

Psa-ions and firms desiring advertising

in any newspaper outside of this Province are having same placed by the Guardian Advertising Agency, whiohis oondnotsdin connection with this paper. They thus sccuro the some rates as if they placed their order direct, and have each advertisement checked tc ssc that it gets the proper number of nsertions and appears os desired.

A1' noon today with the pomp and

ceremony consequent tothe occasion tba Local Legislature will its prorogced and the members who have been engaged in making and mending the lows of the loud will disperse to their homes. The session has' been a long ons-the House mst on the 19th 0I_Fobrual'y, but it usu- not bc said, alter all tjat there has been .very much waste ol time. It has been very evident at least to the reporters’ gallery that the Premier nt any rata has been pretty well occupied: and the atten- tion which has been given to the' caucus for thepnrpose of exposing its time- wsstingqualities has had the sifect of showing what an important institution it is in the present 'Parliament for saving time. On one occasion during the session it was very evident that the caucus was a labor-saving device. There has been good feeling in all the dcbatcs and the Premier has shown rare patience ns n general rule in the fucs of the deter' mined quealicnings and criticisms ul the Lender ofthe Opposition, who cer- tainly can be trusted to let nothing es- cups his eye. It. has not been s session re- markable for speeches, those oi! the Pre- mier, the Hon Geo. E. Hughes and Mes- srs Mntiiisson and Morson on the subject the subsidy standing out in strongest relist from the background of practical business which bas iillcd in the time of the session. A notable instance which perhaps most nearly approached thc idenl of parliamentary debating uns alfordeii hy the speech of Mr. Richards during the debate on the Budget. For ontsand-out crstory Capt. Read is pre-eminently in_'tha lends' add this year he has enriched the records and the vocabul- aries oi, his _ hear-ers by several new words and si least one unusual phrase. The order and docorum of the House has been well maintained under the tlrm and capable rule of Dr. Dougiasi who makes on excellent Speaker. His rulings have generally given the great- est satisfaction, and His Honor enjoys s very high reputation as a presiding oilloer.0f course there is an<unfn'ling. recourse, when matters of proceeduro nrein dispute, in the Commissioner oi Public Works, who, veritnbly armed cap-a-pie, with volumes of May, Bourlnot, ct al,volleys forth authorities and references of such accuracy as to

generally cilect some result.

Stanley Bros.

Altcr p ihc I iliillincry I

Sl1ow;

Rcmcmbcr

The \

Drcssdoods

and

Silks

at

_ .

WHEAT FLOUR_

eAN:>E|=eoN at csc:

Farrnrersod oth ers

elsewhere--will find it their advantage to call upon the Manager of the

ROYAL BANK OF CANADA

Dl.:L|cloUs Brit-:nn

can be mace from NEW ENGLAND vt/HOLE

Put up in 5 lb packages, 25c package. ‘ Recipe with every package.

who contemplate going to Western Canada or

and have an interview.

J. F. McM|LLAN, Ma.nh|er. Ch'town

l _ _ .._,__ _ __n._ ___., _ _.._»

wANr£n.

Every gentleman who wants anything

in tne clothiugllncto inspect my new spring goois. They are the prxttiest. patterns you cvir saw in sultlngs, ~over coatings, tvouserings and and fancy veetings. Thiais the store to Ret your clothes madsto order at the lowest

ossibliprics fnrpopdgoods. I have in my amp oy the boat mechanics in Char - lottetown and it you' leave your order here, you will receive entirsisatifsactlol..

' JAMES CALLAGHAN

Merchant Taylor,

r u cn Stres

3-Htldttsritstf. ' Um* Q B

l

_

P0|lYllT’S A A ’

lliliil P_llIlil'Ell'

I lIlliliiE$ Cilllii

Wehsve ipstopencd s iarg shipment ci the most beautlru ‘- hand painted china.

__ I umv

mmk our many friisls ang

he kindness in the past a

-¢'li$i°°°° us uenonaan an mera" °°° “ Lswidimgn. °

LEGAL PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the

undersigned have this day entered ln- to partnership as Bsrriaters, Att! r- neys, Notaries Public. &c. under the usmeof

WARBURTON Q SHAW

A. B. WARBFRTON.

D. E. SHAW Charlottetown z~Edrf3ui

conganr

Zion Church Schoolroom

Tuesday Evening, April ldth.

Watch For Program. Home Made Candy.

Admission zoo. 4- r zdtf.

Auction Sale !

I am_lnstrncted by Prof, Watts

to sell by Public Auction at his residence Prince Street on

lunar, APRIL rom.,

AT 10.30 A. M. SHARP.

All his household eliei ts.

R. B. NORTON,

' Auctioneer.

4-gdmwfblrtuzi.

»

"luloulcrmruls "

O! Concerts, Socials, Eu- tertainments, etc., oi a money making nature MORNING DAILY or RURAL DAILY PER WORD (six words to each line)-One cent for one insertion, two cents for

, three insertions, four cents

a week, nine cents for three weeks, twelve cents amonth. Churches, temperance or- ganizations, and charitaole institutions half rates. Minimum price 15 cents. Black type announce

en d

m ts ouhle rates. dlrths, Ha;lsges and Deaths FREE but verses will count same rate as -ll above.

BUSIN BSS LOCALS

same rate as above.

CARDS OF THANKS _ _

same rate as above when inserted in locals, and otherwise at regular sd-

vertlsing rates.

E'No charge for notices oi

strictly religious services

*N ::.:fl§'*. eg". fcscfra “'

“~»=‘~ _e -:.1 »~_-(_ _»-

So simple is Allllllhlle to

haudleutllat anyone can decorate his a' lla' own home with it. By follcvré ing the simple direction given on svay

,..a,,. ,...,.u. "parm an

'd°'.¢».t¢.n»'i°.°¢|.....||.a:»'.s.s

2! fi ist!

.aa an .c'-H-»-. Haiku -s

'A Sold by

lfNNEll.___§_§!ilUlF“»

ON

rrԤ

,.51 if irll

yearaos-nsbud\vlistA|l||ll5n0vIil|t|s napply. lld|t0\1\0lI\lfla|lr¢\\ll*&|tl.

ALABASTINE

causal.

- We will not attempt a de-

scription of these surpasalugly beautiful goods. Sumeienttc

say that it will be privilege and pleasnrdto have you ic- ,spect tham._ \ `

'rho use la mule up of das

pieces, aa:-Iugs,, Cups and _ Saucers, Plates, Salads, etc..

' and \ailords an extensive

range from which to choose.

See Our Window. GJ". lllltcheson.

. Jeweler and Opuciaa. .

~ _

~ `

un no isk

H I I 8

even when silver collec~ tion is taken, but all gatherings in aid of or in connection with churches and charitable institutions, if an admission fee orcol- lection taken, will be charged at hall' rates.

&Ten (i0) per cent

discount on above rates for cash with order.

6'/Se Guardian.

... ,.¢_.=3cll1..<

_ilu-*'14,

LECTURE!

_ -ON-

“CARDINAL NEWMAN” IN THE

LYCEUM HALL

cHARLo'rrn'r‘owN ON TUESDAY EVENING

APRIL rom ,

ov _rzrcruilzo P._ Qutotlav, Ph n r., L. D., K. c. ~

D, l i ofSt_ John N. li. w'll cllicfzhlisgtilalous lecture in the aboie

HDDY 110113 ll Rall C “.::;‘;'°°:..::

Always popular with LADIES who know 110W *O I

preciate s perfect stove. ~

or sale by

osopher, Priest, " ’

This lecture is spoken of by the pr: as

ss oneol the iinest ever heard in tue Maritime Provinces. No better subject couidbe selected for a grand liriure and few lecturers are betierqunliiiell to do itiustlce. Dr. Quigley has acquired

. W\. e. £1325: :garigtrlpepxsagor sud an author.

Admission 15 cents doors o n ai

ciovrrw nsauwsss rsmrs AND ores. I' 3°* ‘°°“"° “ 8- ; *°»‘°"i:“‘

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