.,..,_,__,_____. 5 _ THE cHARLo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN, MARCH 15, .9..5.

sim- Live, ...... is 1 3 3 .+4-H is V

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\ K / i _ » Rusrsnvn Tuesday week after Easter for 'Y I _ 0

-.'~ Will be roam to 1 | `

¢_ Q a novelty in the form of n representation ' I A

;,_, sud.Jo|n- billousaesia, u1f::,i:,hf“"°° of "Uncle," to be given in the Kinder-gee -

\ _-°°“ 9‘"°” N 'Gund it you die V_____,_,___________,_wW_~WW_A__ 1 ` ` ten Hsllun the nhrht of Tueeda ,the 2nd.

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H 9 P ~ of May, This h|.,~1.|y .musing fm... 1.1 » _ . » ‘ - _ , ' ~ .W-~-_ 1 oo s ~ . ~ 1 » .J - -e.

I s _ Re orters and CD"-es ondents Ev r where three acts will be given by some of our 1 ‘np F ,M ,..,, L,L______ __ _ f_» "__

th, 50|! D! lll dre“|;;|_ 35 “nu ,__ f -- ¥°“"¥'°*'°“t"‘i_ “":“i°}""'; P'°¢'”°_d° i" ' ' V V » Wu' ‘ "_ 'mn “N” 'Lf' ” ER Cuooxrsrr, York, is spending the Gnsuu Masquerade skate and Band LI:-M the nstikbll' If band” bdlwl' ,. \ 1' I - `.`§_`,i 2-_+2 10%* w°°k “i' Si' Pawn- ' Concert in the Rink to-1non°evv night, ur up-ui Lu uw u 1° V S . i ` ' v i b `. "'°`

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` I INSPECTOR Jenklns h p xi _ I 5 t _ Thumdah I 1 P .S MsoNu1r has gone n est where . I

N" wards the Temperance iwoliiiih ‘el 8 0 ORM!! DODD PIDGEON N0" Y°|'k» i" “ Hvlltliehzlilgarbklgti nl§§1HmScd;s?1?il;;‘::;: ._ rs" I .-~

me-sake of the late Dr. S. W. Dodd t A \_ ' , ` . \\

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00111; so sooo AS- 0URS.

We knew 't_ T1, `

who use it, sriy so. C reople

HAVE . - YOU TRIED

Il ?

frglilllig’ ;>f;uq:§_1iiy,11.e best,

3 _ -we ner 11..

Webster .& McKay.

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STAMMERERS

HR DR. aRNo'r1‘ rnsrrrurrs nr-1<r,1~.

Frar the treavtrut-nt of all forms bf i DE ECTS. ite treat the cause, not s mpiy the habit, and therefore produce nntumr speech. Write for particulars,

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lf You . Are Not Familiar

with our cake-.1 small

sample order will make you acquainted. The

DoN"1‘ miss going to the rink tom na

ormvr

llllrllt, grand Masquerade skntenud Band gn

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Concert. fi*

t V

. ' u ron York will be held in thc hull Wednes- dilt' evening March 15th. T

lgrssr-Ls G Fnrquharson, Sophia. Mason I

guests of Mrs_Gco. Abbott. we

insertion in following issue.

\Vcst of lnnisfnii farmers there were bm u

winter. Hay sells ut $4 per ton. The 55| stock have hud a good winter and are in up prime condition.

ll S.Jenkln_s spent Sunday at Unlon,the oiii

ADVERTISERS are again reminded that 'C

allordinury “changes should be in this til

T1-rr-:Guardian is pleased to learn that th he little daughter oi Stephen 'and Mrs A

in will he met at Surnmerside and con

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BY 11 letter received from Jonathan in

rings and John McKinnon. An me 101- so to his intvsrity and express the ef-was T bog-¢n¢_a“ ,md an n,wmab|a Thurs. hope that his embarraasments are but

“me “' 5 “R announcement of his inriebtedness to the

nest. Momvrnvn who was attending frraph. I e Hockey League meeting here return- . _ -

office no latter than one p. rn. to insure ed toSummerside esterda m n 1 HIGH BANk_Jmneb Haywrhus arnwd

y 7 °' ml’ D" home after spending the winter in tho

' P' Gmdy “mi Ha", Bak” "turned in lumber woods He was one of the luoky B “fwm°°“' ones as he was only tied up ln Picton

“ve or six weeks' . discussing the possibilities oi' ri tunnel.

Drummond evening on the lilth will be

April. Further particulars later. Those [rm-

quested to hold same until date is nn~ of nounced.

interferes with

most. of the iinc, modern th°grem'_depth ofsnow

“ms mum Printed in eight any outside work. Instances of men

flour and other materials we use, the way we mix them and bnkc, all insure a high class product.

D. 5tcwart’s

ECLIPSE BAKERY. Bake: Best Bread.

Y 0. ’

21111 of Peter Connolly, agcd88yea.rs. De- Ve ceased was born in County Monu;zhnn»,d“ lrelnnd,ln the your 1817, and emigrated Sh to this Island about the year 1838 and S"

settled at Emyvnic where he had si11ceh°‘¢ resided. The into Mr Connolly was

9 generally looked up to as n man possess- i

ed of all manly virtues and principles,

Mechanics, Farmers, Sportamen i -Many will regret to hear of the death of

I To heal and soften the skin and remove William Young which occurred on the

which endeared him to the whole com- fence.oilandruststaina.Pli°f'§“d°“Y¢h.et¢- evemn of the gn, ,fur E fe.. m0,,¢,h,.'

Th “Mn Mhuics'TsrBos g n

m nity' Qleb¢f¢T'i>|1¢ts;¢;E:3.,_1?§t-‘n p illness. l-le leaves behind him asorrow-

wmmun names attached' H commence’ Salud on gatherme 0,,|1|ngs| Cha,-kg satisfactory. His friends have noqueetlon 1, es‘nnot,l_1e published. 0°]

p to a

Ss\’un.\r. communications received }:)“°""”'"°N °“mm°"°“ h"° b°°u "mga MB amlrsiu“ manner bhomushly

ilrs

A utrlsrrlvtr to re-organise Reform Divis .|

the husiness community -St John Tele

I N interesting whlst tournament was three days.-Murdock McSwain who was

Brown, York, is improving under the played during, the past few days by the on n.tour to Boston and vicinity last sum- kllflll trentrnent of Dr .Ienkins_ hoarders at Mrs.:Carter's, Prince St. The mer for about two months intends going '

THE R E_ L Baptist churches Wm hold wirgieirs were Ray Schnrman and Calvin asain this comlug surnmerif ull is well

a 1 . .

thsjr Quarterly Conference M Bedeque on life lum. The contest was a very ex M§Sv'1;1t1:ln Jigs nvlerybmvpugrzggs B March 21”' and 22nd'Deleg“i'es coming by C ting one’ llbliasllxiiidtvould like tb lzive inrUncle Sam s

r r1.1.rE W Bnowu of the Florida

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eyed to Bedeque. Hotel, Pownal, who is employed with L. “mam as h° has three dimghtersbwhi; n W

Demerltt, Gilman, Me.,as aloremnn have been livglgl ihlige fora “im sro ‘

gg; "1§,§;;e§°§“,;y*g;;§“'§,‘§q__‘;’§_eg iff$`.Ii.§H'f.`§... .'.."i»i...;.§”iI`..'l’..”.i..§.“_l’Z'.§

ml/lif'll1K the illfld 119 BHFIYUS the 2nd 0f long on his foot by the arte glancing. peowe here are anxiously mukinz “nd

March, as they hurl very little snow this The leaders of three toes were cut and 16 “ming 1°’ the “'i“”“" i’°““‘ °°. ’“"m°

tches hadmlm mme' He Wm behid operations and ln the mean time are

outside world, but several times he re- turned empty, and for a 1r1onth very little.

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__ '_ .. _ _ _ V ing widow, nee Miss `Melin<la Burns of

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_ U T. S. Robcrtsonand Seth McLean came _

I. six dead and one living and smart. Hari

Great opportunities for economical buyers in every department. The saving

of 25 io 50c on each doila' ’: worth purchased should be seriously considered.

Make your list out N ow and come down early.

Bedspreads-English Satin Dam-`50p c off Cushions to Make a

ask- Finest Quality Made Clean sweep

All cushions in stock. iltographs.

104 size,various patterns, regular I denim' satin brocndes, etc_

pr1ces,3y51.sc and $.25. . ._ .. _ .Less 25 p.¢

II 4 sizes in the following qualities,

51,75, 2 25, 2.35 and 2.90. ...Less 25 pc

' 12 4 size. extra large. $.80, 2.75.

325a11d4.5o . . . . . . . . ..Less25pc

12 4 honeycomb quilts. _soft 5I1iS11»

with or without fringe, $1.35.

1.95 and 2.25 ..............Less25pc

Tweed Costume Cloths 54 ln.-

Finest Qualities

ro pieces in various colorings, light

and dark eiiects, SlYi1ShPatie"_’5 --54 incl1 goods. a splendid bargain. Regular $1.55. 1.60

and1.7oaydfor..... 98°

Sheeiings. Table Linens. N&plKif\S» Flatnneleties and Prints 25 P C °fi

75 elegant silk waists blk and colored 33% 05

Water roof cloths in grey. bmw”

and green $1.65 to $2.45 . .. 33% oil

I piece wool table covering red spd

black eilect, 70 in w1dc._$r.55 or

Mews flannelette nightshrrts 88c,

N5, L25, r,55.... . Less 33% percent

Mews Enghsh pajamas, best quality

4 inthree sizes $2.25 suit . . . . .Less 33%

Fine black broadcloth 54 in Wide'

_ $135 and 2,40........ Less 25per cent

Finest French serges in all' qualifies

goc

..........'...Less33%p¢r¢€11i

Regular 35 to 1.75. all at. . . Half price

Silence Cloth, $|.20 For 90c

Extra fine quality 60 in wide regu-

lar price was r.2o a yard. Buy it nowat9oc................ 25pcoff

Half-Price Dress Goods Will Soon Be Sold Out

Black silk and wool brocades.

fancy lustres, etc,ahout 12 pieces

. in all, selling like wild fire. i Regular 42r:, 74c, 84c° and:1.1o

at............ ...........`...Halfprice

. Pillow Shams and Scarfs Big As-

sortment of Pretty Patterns

Pillow shams and scarfs to match,

regular prices 55c. 65c, 75c, gcc 1.ro. 1.15. 1.30 all new goods

. .............Less33%pc

' Vl=n's unlaundried and stiff front

colored shirts .. .. . . . Less 33 1-3

‘Flannel shirts, with. and without V

collars $1.00 to $2.75. . . . Less 33 1-3 p e

Men’s black nteen shirts. 45c, 6oc,

75c, got 51.35 all sizes ......Less 25 p c

Ladies’ whitzwear, skirts, drawers,

aprons, corset covers, etc., all new..........~...... Less 25pc

Men’s Collars and Cuffs .. . . .Less 25 p. c.

___ to do some execution among the wild- @ geese on their arrivni.~Daniel Moran is

. Meds white Shins 66° 85°’ $,_,°, Towels and Towellin

laundried in all sizes... . . . . .LGSS 25 P C

cn 'P P

g . ..Lessz

Men’s Hats, (not Hawes) .. . Less 33 1 Men’e Cape, all kinds . . . .Len 33 1

<.‘.1.‘. 'PT' PP

~ 1:As'r1-za cnovcs V

» . t d bl ck and colored

as plriildagl?1?;;,Bs:g;l\J.~:ri‘5i,i§e:o 7%? rcZul11rf$I. I ntl °i‘°“‘.il'..§'»°§"‘f.'.§‘..‘.§’..'.;.'f.a...;'.;e;.'.,......

22 Pa; soft ikgi sizes 5% K0 7. ¥¢8\1l"

' 94r

' r fiI1'l\2`lle‘:tiHc;:etgolored kid gloV¢B. Gil"

9 P59( to 5%, guaranteed, regular $1.50. ‘ 4 feduu-4:0... . .. ]....51.1z

~ 1 d Moc a govts.

~ 12 pairs Perrin s silk line

3-°"°d Sh~°=S. ff=f'_‘°f, .'_'.'f‘f’:.’.‘.“.‘f?*.‘i..... \>=

. _ 1" ra airs Perrin‘ss1lk lined Mocha, regu 3 _ .pprlc¢[z,1o. redncedio -~- - "°"'4°-I

S new

so- ntcedblack and col- '

zee 5;; to ,6;{, regu-

- to 83c

aiu Perrin’s " nr aid vlbvee, black and colored, glsc' l\ 5811. IIC! 5% to 7K. regular$1._1,5» duced to:...... . ...$1.02

5 pairs Pcrrin's gnsrsnieed undressed kid

gloves, si. 1. 5,14 to 1.: rfzoilr Price

fr,45, feduccd to ..... ..... .... ....lI.o9 rr n'e washing gloves,real kid guaranteed, ` re nlar 51,35, reduced to ,.. ._ 1.02

5 5 .. .4

6 pairs silk lined Mocha gloves, sizes 6 to

7;4,reguisr 31.ao,-_reduced to.. 8ac

Frectorvn, two sisters, i-wo sons and one daughter. The eldest son, Milton is in the state or Mu.i11e.-Silas S. Robertson has built an improved goose boat, and expects

eorupletimz the interior of William 1<`ord's residence, North River. “Daniel adds tur- penter work to his many other occu' potions.-John D. McDon11id, Red Point has nrrlved _home from the lumber woods of Maine. His experience has been like too many of our Island boys this winter, over a month on the road.-On 3rd March

across seven sheep buck of Scth's fente,

the winter been an ordinary one they would doubtless all have survived.

GUEST OF PALMA.

HAVANA, March 10.-Sir VV. C. Vnn

Horne and Henry M. Flagler were enter- tained nt luncheon at- the palace today by President Palma.

BY BRIBING Till-I NERVES with

opium you may stop a cough but the in- Hsmmstion goes from bad to worse. Allen‘s Lung Balsam, containing no opium, goes to the root of the trouble and cures deep-

. !° of u. writ against him it was the opinion ` ` tg Q

Film" .“i“'d""t“°iii7 “ned 7°°“r' on the street yesterday that if successful P `-‘ "

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-V' - on this western tri he will be able r- l

y_ . _ temporargf. Mr. Mnelsutt was one of the .

clty's lea ing business men, reputed vveal- |

and“.;;f'°&‘;§:::i: c';l“m°ddL°‘;tlf“l:::;‘°'” thy, agood citizen i11 every way and the

sh b°x hum the mi in A* G' P°‘k°"’ Bank oi' Nova Scotia and theirconsequent if Frm” ni-shi’ W"° '°m““d°d 1°' “ action was read with general regret in

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Our great March discount sale is now in full swing in each department.

we are giving discounts ranging from 25 to So per cent on almost every article inthe store. 1 we offer you these discounts on the best, cleanest, most desirable stock in P. E. Island.

every discount is given exactly as ad- vertiscd,

nearly everything offered is of use, I right now, when sewing can be conven- ‘ iently done. L

for example, you can choose from the liandsomst stock of wsterproofs in

town at 67c on the dollar.

this sale includes a splendid range of Men's Furnishings at 25 per cent and

33 1-3 per cent discount.

if you buy NOW you’ve most to choose from-and most profit to

make.

All speak in the h`ghest terms of the F

Anovr-:Lrvin Canadian mnpsls thf stand taken l1y'I‘l1e Guardian in regard D

O\\'1Ni1 to the scve1'it_»' ol the wentlier ..h,mdy_a”_“_wal_ch.. map of Manitoba’ ‘to the tunnel question ,md believe ,H8 .

C. P. Clarke who was to lntve given the issued by mg Stow-,| Qompany, of W|n,,i. ibhe only way in which me Dominion ‘

peg. These upto-date engravers and Government can fulnl the terms of union. Any out of town customer can profit by these great discounts. Mail us your order-

unable to do so before the tlrst week in “mp pub|i5hu-5 are me first, in gang), to

oduce the ‘mx pmcesh, of enmwhm EAsr1-:rw Norms.-March is provirur with remittance and it will be filled same day. Ask for samples.

whohave already secured tickets are re- mnp5_,, method used in me making milder than the preceding months, hut ..

The damn wok place ME," val Mmm handsome colors, indexed and folded to ;l:°i‘;°li)i;'li(Ii£‘eS i;‘:_;'k§ug3';u;h°a;g°?0l?£ D' cg

st pocket size, and enclosed l11 a handy Be , I gm _ _ m ]et’] co ered ruble cover, this little convenience r“c°s_S““'m “_“,i'o _S ey, 'Th ould meet with a ready sale at the with t'“°feet' oval 'QE Hee pg ef- e .n11p.~1cear.\vhich1tis cnucd-nftec.. p‘{’""“s”°" Ci‘“'i°’. °"““ "‘“ ° """‘y ms. trips to supply us with the news of the

Dress Linin gs Plain Sateens Tickings Ginghams

ll Flannelsl

Fleecy Cottons

1 Plannelettes

Umbrellas Yarns

Ladies’ Kid Gloves Embroidery Silks Handkerchiefs " Linen Collars and Cuffs White Shirts V Mens' Unlined Gloves

Black Sateen Shirts

Flannel Shirts

Suspenders

Hair Brushes

Overalls and Jumpers

Mens’ Night Shirts

Hosiery Corsets Sweaters Umbrellas

Trunks and Valiscs Ladies’ Underskirts

Cretonncs

, Tapsstries

Flcor Oiicloths Table Ollcloths Wool Blankets Wadded Quilts Carriage Wraps

Horse Rugs 5

Hessians ,__._,- E

` 33 I-3WD. C. Oli 50 D. C. 0if

Ladies’ \Vinter Coats

Ladies’ Capes

Children’s Coats

Ladies' Hats

Colored Feathers

All Dress Goods

Silks

Velvets

Velveteens

Ribbons

Bralds and Gimps

Colored Cotton Shirts A11 Flowers

Neckties

Men’s and Boys’ Under- All Bird. OSPYCYS and "

wear includin Staniield’s. ~ - ,

Mews and gB0 S, Lined other milhuery ornaments

gltges and Mitts , A lot of Ladies' Skirts

en S and Boys Caps White and Colored Shirt

Laces

oves

Women's Underwear I

Wrappers

Cashmere Waists Pl’i11tS

Ladies’ Skirts

Rugs

Curtain Nets 1

Veilings

Ladies’ Neckwear Waists

Embroidexies we 1 <1 C 1. - D 1'

G1 o an as mere o

Furs of all sorts.

Sleigh Robes

Siik,Waists '

Sateen Waists Wash Goods

Knit Wool Goods

Wsterproois

Carpets Mattings

Hats

Lace Curtains it Warps

Art§Muslins Wall Paper

Art Sateens Stamped Mats

Muslins

L adics’ Whiiewear

‘ Spools

Grey Cotto ns

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seated adections of throat and lungs.

There was a. large attendance at the

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market esterda and rodute was more "W V V ` `~`=

p .

plentiful than fob some weeks past. H°m"mu`Th° finest Mill” Extract",

Alarge quantity of fowl and chickens Nothlnglike itlto increase appetite “and _*

was in which sold from 40c to 80cm pair. i;“ii\dv“%ii;;l57"t°'“`Z hotties f°l`

A few geese were in which sold at 75c ‘ ' e "1 Phmu B' |4431 I

eaélkwer brought from 23256 per lb Elie wiggle stock at thnhig store is n0“.'0F

' se nu rt ‘5, 33 and 50 per cent oil". Your

Efhsre wxshrcsiligigssggzmsrigoégli price chance to make money by spending it at A

ERS P _ , . . . . _ .

I Apples were quite plentiful ,md som PFOWSC BIOS. l.1d ll. I because it is badly bro kin or 111 med of rc-11}.i1oisfc1111_x,'.

from 16 to Zoo nor nook- Fashionable shower roof

_ ‘ D coats '

There WISH R°°d fi“"“t'*'¥ uf mf? “mi and cloaks one third oil' at Stanley WE “AN nu THE

outs brought in which sold fro1n7nto85c' B10, -

per ewt-. and 40to50c per bus respectively. ` Isd 3|

Potatoes remain at 25 30c per bus. llund eds of yards of Dress Goods have

The price of pork keeps about the same been boupht over our counters during the i when it comes to repairing furniture-in most cases making the piece

frm; 6* to we per lb mst few days and h d _,I _ _ as ood as new. Of co . if » _ . ‘ . _ - .

o e sold. It will be wisdom to

come quickly and procure your wants in

IN thrsiine while our big discounts last 'lill U U

Always the best value in the city 11.11.1507 oil' -M Train 8: C

Tasteir ss Cod i t Liver Oil with l`lalt

Wild Cherry

and

Hypophos-

phites

This preparation has an agrees lc'taste, and will not cause any of the uu- plesssnt digestive dis- turbances so character- lstic of the raw oil.

Price $1.00.

BULK

PERFUM ES

We have a splendid

line. Here area few ofthe odors :

Azurea..

Le Trefle. _ Carnation.

-Monad Violet. Cashmere Bou-

quet. - .

Violet Dulcano. , etc . etc.

Prices from roc to 90c an

ounce. Bring our perfume bottle sud hsvelt dlled.

“ The Two Macs "

iilcllonulnilutllnnun

i t b un re A more yet le ` tclfgvou so_`b“! U ‘lrrisf apiece cannot be irxulvwe will _frankly

msn . ~' ' -

y us- lone ,9. We will send foryour repair work.

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Qt Mark Wllflll FllX11lSl.lll1g C0'S. ` 1 ' ` " ‘ 'f `

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Pure Wool Versus Shoddv

Everybody sees the folly of buying clothes made from srrorrm'

CLOTH but the large majority of consumers not being experts do not know until after they have worn them “what was in them" and then it is too late.

People buy shoddy cloth and clothing chiefly because the m.=.rcl1nnt

forces the sale of such stuff, thcrc bt-ing more profit in it

FOR HIM .

And thc purchaser thinks they are cheaper not being able to dis-

criminate between shoddy and pure wool.

We Use No Shoddy In Our Factories

Suits to ordcr and ready-to-vu-ar pants and overcoats, home-

spuns and flnnnels, cloth and tweeds, horse rugging and blsnketing, yarns and stockinetic,

Wholesale and Retail

THE HUMPHREY iililTH|i_iii Sliiiiii,

Opera House Building, City A. WINFIELD SCOTT. M r. PHONE 65.

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