;

-aa_ii

v-JD. I

£)n1Y_0- f€W at these prices: $8. 50 rc

d“¢e‘-`l_"t0 $5-50 and $6.00 reduced to

as-75-"

L-1) --= . 'f°l_._&.' ’=y.___.~=

- ii

VV~_ VV- V*/E: L_|...Ni=.=i:f=a

' _ JEWl~1LEl\.

For a real good pltn.

' tograph try

Cooli’s Studio,

' New' _DesBi‘isay Block,

The Studio Where Baby ia Always

Welcome '

l_o_ make y6ti0Sti'_diTg"

` After an stuck nf Ln crippn

_ | e a ,

Hughes Digestive Tonic

is_ unrxcelled. It nourishes iinp

strengthens the nerves, inipi-we; me appe te, aids digestion and tones up the whole system.

‘ Price 25c per bottle.

neo. _i~;. iiuciiizs.

jxPP¢ti2i_cS '

Home - Made Preserves

is your appetite dull ? Nothing

so good to sharpen it tip as these Home-made jams and jellies, in all fruit flavors. they are simply ’ elicious,’purc sud' wholesome. Order promptly. Price t8c io

got: in glass bottles.

___“_____|-

Choice Canned Chicken

Ever eat l.eard‘s canned

Chicken? If not you have the treat of your lifetime atvaiiing y`ou. lt is tooihtome. whole-

' some and delicious. Price 25c.

Order NOW. Goods delivered.

w..w.lwn|i¢i "';§.;'°

i G CER.

Cor Euston and Orlebar Strels.

dttiirttilm

McLeod Bentley

Dutrilitsal and Attorneys-alrlaw.

lulloilllae In the Bank of Nova Scotia

'lousy boloan. ‘- 0Fl'1CE»- Bank Nora F! n‘in f ' rn lwrw _'

a- _ 11-

0 Rubbers

Its rubber season again and nearly everybody w i l 1

want them.

Those who don’t want them, should have them just the

same.

No Man, Woman, Boy or Girl should be without rubl ers at this season of

the `year.

We'l1 never offer our trade “cheap” or rubbers we can-

not guarantee to

givesatisfaction. U

Men`s rubbers 85c to $1.00 '

Womcn’s rubbers 6oc to 75c Boys’ rubbers 7oc fo 8 5c

Girln’ rubbers 5oc to 6oc

Chil<lreii's rubbers 40 to 55c

' i

Alley Q. Co '

Tend ers

Pgyigr, Point and Chapel \\"i.sii Ferry, liing'-i tiutnty.

_ entil P as, \ tlei'evl'r., h, i9o8

‘lien Ti ntlerl will be received ‘Ml Department until noon on

lhonday, March 23rd, |908

liain any pero n or persons wi ling to ‘onlract to carry passengers, 'JIS' iv-te. vehicles, homes, cattle sheep.- iaiv e, swine, gre n, il.nr, meal and V10 has over and _across the above fe ry if ¢h¢ mm of three years from tsl Ai -I next, in terms of the ici 3 Wi lint' 4, Cap. 8.

Tendcra must exnres the rms o‘

frrriap on t-te above severally. bag- aale_ flour and meal at per one hundnd' pounds' and gran ard tegltablea a per bushel

e nitines of twn recpviitlbk Pef'

lions willing to become bound for '_he faithful performance of iii 'service must accompany each tender-

Tlie lvepavtment dfws not hind iiteif to accept_tlie__l°"¢¢ vi’ My

ilzal;-;e~_A»_‘ ;~ amountin-aaaiaaiaiu

I llH.H.|].JllHllSUll

i Kent Street,

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye. Bar. N00¢» UIUC* and Skin.

Eyea tested and fitted for

laaau. »

K OFFICE BOUBS

ll to li a. ni. i.£0-1.!! it ln.

Evenings by annomtmcat

dtww »

Codfish

___-

We have some very nice table cod- ’ fish in stock. They are large thick fish nicely dried and skinn- _ ed and give splendid sstisfac- _ lion. We have also |the§Boneleas Codflsh in small -and large boxes put up at the rouris Fish Drier. Aim shi-ndea oodflsh for making

~ fish balls.

fender.. 2 " '

i. it ifn\fif.i..\N,

' c- vemtary Pui»l.c W rits `o -fltiizlrttif-t ‘ t ' . *___'

f.;8iicii|_Bifnii

._.».fi

f _'__4_5- Pairs ‘ Lndinsttnnnnlfbnois.

The sizes are mostly

`3',_3%» 4, 4 %» a few

are i d 7. __w=*|__‘\';`i5'3i‘ii_e_is worth

BEER (2). G(ll"l"

imc” Ea it

< lriiiiosfinheir' _ All tis`o_'L\`teat`-Styles

' iinui¢Plint'n Art( _ 1"ei.i92 ' ‘Ch'1`°wl\

ll. ~ O. K.

1 M ting of the Grand

0,?::geA‘lLl:d;lge of"P. E. I. will be tate in some Lode# f°°i=\» Uh"- inttetnvu. 0° T“°°“*¥ -39"” “'_°*»_

19?' ngements have been-made with

sentation of a certlncate _oi attend

' _.___ ancei

, .- . J. tv. nnwolm. _

We will close them oi-nail sect'y.’

_ out this week for ~

` $l.25

___-1--.

"'"“. 1' T cl- =°'~. '-;:::.".i...‘t".°.."‘..°:.et.'fb"-~ _-1.- inniirl li ti¢lilsli»il-L

lwiil ,Q M ` i ni

s" -, ' ‘ i t ._ A ' _ *hi-iii.; , » ~ mzuc ° m“_lVA"u')”_u,, -in mai _ timmy eoaaluen.-oaiv l ." 'im ii' ` “ii'a'ii°i. i.m'i2o~f\ly-<uaits»t.Nl; ,.|,,,,.,,¢,..,,,`,,,,.,,,,,,,,,_ "’?§.°£&... 1,".__ ' f _ A ‘. ._ sun dc sltaaisrsr all A‘I10llV;_w“- nn fun pint A. w. itaidia. _i--isiutnlpil. llccctcm in .t. 1. nurrxtssmim. _.Mg ,,.,,,.,,,,_ - ~ ....4 ,

_. .,...___, -_ __ '_”__,v`_m' M1

v .1

I 5. ,. _ . »n‘<fe-.£.

'cnsantan ~ t ~- »_»

` Head Offices in New Prone Blsclt”---Charlottetown.

GUAR DIN

City for some for St. John.

At the City

one drunk J. or ton days.

position ln

route to High

sj H. Klint

ing for the switch board

one car, seed, packages way

.St. John who Province hav

ithelr sad and

‘ I-I. Enman,

tion for the home from B

In a recent

former got was 2-1.

with a purse

Sackville,

Mlm Agnes Sacitvill a

his schooner

.given by Rev.

tha roads.

the Maritime

Arm Ulf.

on route to

that class of ha-sispread to tho' globe, w ‘ment ai Fairy

marvels. '

Elevated Rai Tracadie Ure Mary E. Roch Roche, of Sou

the Moncton

-ney game on

ITB

V -- D artment whereby f _ ~ f-$2 00 :.*;:..:‘.::".n..

and it he had

given perhaps

the uarvll

The cargo by

Georgetown included two cars flour,

The members

,G. T. U. recently presented their

Y. Y.

Nellie left last

On Wednesday

doo mngnician,

t c

would have been

'prosecution was the costa. amounting to 32.50, and that uniahed the case.

st. rntrinivn nay. l ‘.\.-_ui nun. Mauser of the sa

Mrs. Capt. McPherson, City, went _ Lui, letting the Victoria Hocke i0 0°°l'¢°'»°W\li ll8t'\lllt\lf-- team left for Georgetown en rout ` for Fredericton. 'hm ihcv wiii vicy Beverly Sharp, Sussex, brother oi gn Thursday _and Friday nights fo Supt. Sharp. is in this City. eh; gtg;-i~_'1‘i-ophy. Those who went

1 are’ Joe. Mahhl' (05P¢»)» R68 R091'

The Stanley got into Georgetown‘¢¢y, Ivan Reddin, Chas Burns, W U0!!! P\°U°'-I ¥°°i»°l`dilY li- 11-15- Cornfoot, Wm Prowue. Art Campbell

BOHUOD. liance meeting will secure a sing

first class ticket, which, accompn -

Misc Mémic Mchccd. St. Avardcis inn with n certificate nf nets-ndnne vicitica hor cciicic Mics Pizott. Mc. will prncnrntnnni n fren return. A Stcwciy. churches., Y.ifl_c1A.. cnristfnn nn-

deavor and T mperance Societies

Mt-ciitivn ic callcd tc thc American are entitled tn send tin-en delegate Cciicul’c large ad which iiirpccrc in _nna ni-'e ent-neatly requested tn do s this issue. as matters of great importance t

.._,_.

D. Schuman who has been in the

days lolt_ last night

Police Court yesterday McCarvcll was fined $2

E. C. White, City. has taken a

the railway telegraph

office in Kensington.

P. Qiiilty, South Shore and P. D.

|Bowlen, Cardigan, left last night ci

Itivcr, Albcrtn. _

is in the City arrnng~

installation of a new lor the Telephone office.

the Minto Sunday to

372 coils rope find 865 freight. _

F. G. Spencer and Mrs. Spencer ol

is well known in this e removed to Sydney

where they intend residing. _

_' J. A. Burrows and family desire to thank their friends lor kindness land sympathy shown them during

sudden bereavement.

Inspector of Construc- 0. P. R. has arrived endon, Manitoba. on a

_visit to his home in Vernon River.

game of hockey bc-

`tween the West Kent School boys - and the students of the P. W.- C. the

the game. 'I‘he score

of the St. John W.

_treasurer Mrs. `(Rev.) Howard Spra~ gue, known to many in this Province

of gold.

N. B.. papers conthia

feeling references to the death ol

Richardson, oi West: r lative of Mrs. J. J.

e, e

Chapelle of Charlottetown.

*_-»

' R. H. Jenkins is going out of the shipping business and oiiers for sale

"Charming Lass." See

ad tomorrow. - This is a splendid opportunity to

tidy little vessel.

procure a well folmd

The lecture which was to have been

Mr. Thomas in Cherry

Valley Methodist church this evening March 11th, has been postponed on account oi the

present condition ol

By a alegram received by George

Waller, crctary Wildey Lodge, W. Stetson Grand

Master I. 0. 0. F. of Provinces of Canada

will pay Wildey Lodge an oillcial visit Thursday

evening the 19th lust.

Capt. Crosman ol the Salvation

and her aiater'Mlsa night for Georgetown London, Ont., where

they will ln future locate. They in- tend visiting the (lltlcs an route to enjoy n. pleasant

holiday.

night the great Illn- a 'representative ol

p riormers whose fame the remote cornors of lil _opan up an engage- land. Don't_ miss this

great chance of. seeing irmnn ol‘

‘ The marriage _took place recently in St. Josep ’sj- Church, Roxbury. Mass.. Rev. Fatli g ni ‘ g of Thomas B. Powers, of the Boston

er Kin o ciatln

lway. and fofmerly of ss. P.. Iii. I.. to Miss e, daughter of Ignatius tlipolt, P. lil. I. `

In the police court at Fredericton

the charge against James Cushing oi

Victorlas hockey team,

by J. D. McDonald qi the Capitals, complaining oi

an assault in a hoc-

January 80. was with- Magistrata Marsh said

that the assault was a cruel one

gone aheadwith it he

compelled to have

a severe sentence. The

then allowed to pay

....__...._.

Syrup of Hypo-

W iigiffmcomiiimnf gi- anna tonic it improves the stile ul

l’“\0l'0l

a ps ,--b lda ti D the bodytii

of Montreal here, and family hs

_ ve

L. E. Prcwse, City, hae returned taken rooms at thc'Q\ieen hotel.

from Ottawa. --

lil. T. Carboaall, City. repeated

. D. McEwen, Morell. was in the his well known and deservedly polaii

City yesterday. ~_ lar lecture on the "Birds of t.

. Island" in Bt. James’ Hall last

Capt. Murchison City. went to night., under the patronage oi H 9°°l`8°*~°‘"l Ulf- l\|£hi~ lHoni Lieut. Gov. McKinnon.

Allan McDonald (spare man),J, J

There were tour passengers to Jenkins, (manager). _

Georgetown by the Stanley yesber- -- day- The annual meeting of the Prince

Edwardilland Branch ol the Domin

I e

_ .,-. .,,.,<, .,,,, _ _ . ‘ i . _.....,,,_.,._»;,

f\~~.<.- ,\,.~. .,

Meet Me"-At The Always* B_tisyi_____S__t_t_irel

_ ' Mail

` Your

Orders

.4- ~" ' _

_.7

liwi

Just Olf the Steamer are these)

. Winsome I L

We sell’ the _greatest volume of wool di ess fabrics. Why shouldn°t we cotton fabrics?

Wash Fabrics'

Itev. A. D. McKenzie. Miseionery, ion Temperance Alliance will be

left yesterday for his home in Harte- held in the. Y.M.C.A. Hall, Char- ville. ioteetown, on Tuesday, :list inst.,

iirat session at 2 p.m. Delegates

Misa Steutilord Ott lelt. last on inf nite

\. lu

of Supt. Sharp, of the P.E.I.Rail

of Montreal, is well known here

.Superintendent S harp and otha surviving relatives The Guardian ex .tends sincere sympathy.

. In martial array and to stirrin music suggestive of marching orde_r ,and playedon comet and trombon the Musical Macs made their tins _appearance at Wonderland last nigh _The Wonderful Musical Macs woul .seem a more fitting title, for the are the cleverest musicians com _ialnndwards for many moons. That first performance was on a steel i ~strumeut entirely new to andienc

additional harmony on this novel

lin playing, Mr. Mack menlpulatin _the violin on top of his head, o .one foot, behind his back, etc.,

keeping merry time and tune a

the _while. Their banjo playing wiifs are mm “pected to berpremntn

* The following time extract, fi-nm b the forthcoming book by Miss Lucy ° Maud Montgomery ol Parli. Corner, W in this Province may be of interest d to Guardian renders: "Yes, it’a “S red," said Anne resignedly. "Now ° you see why I can't be perfectly hap-

along similar lines and iully is

in tone and full rich melody; a d

_rich in harmony. The last act w

and the very soul oi music. M Mack rendered "Sweet Adeline" a gloriously magnificent voice as

enterainmcnt grand beyond expec tion. rares in quality and lull of h essence and grandeur of music-th

_nrt beyond cogpare.

the temperance -cause and to the

Ensinccr Cummins of thc S. S. proper enforcement of the Pi-obibi

N0\’f»h\lmb€l'lBli,d» went to Picton tion Act are to come before th ycctcrdcy- meeting.

° t .-

'rtin annul nenni-i-ai in this c y, FE; ' Al

E ‘ ’

tvay,alter an illness of live weeks. Mrs. Sharp will be sadly missed in - - this City, where she was an earnest worker for the Church and Hospital, -and was dearly beloved by her large

circle of friends in tlzls City and Province. Mrs. Sharp w s the daugh ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Brittain ol Sussex, N.B., and her remains will

bu forwarded to- Sussex this after- '

noon for burial. The service at the house will begin at hull-past two. Besides hor husband and mother,

there are left to moum two sisters '

--Mrs. Thomas of Boston; Mrs. Wil- liafnson, Hampton,- N.B.,`nifd ssverali brothers, one ol whom, Dr. Brittaiu

Mrs. Mark Wright,- 'ond Miss Wil--

liamson ~of this City, are nieces. Toi

._lective. ` A baritone and cornet due by the two Macka was grand. super

on the Manimbaphone, another oc instrument being sweet, telling an

on the Chimes. a. most expenslv I “ummum ‘"°"mm°nt' “mk°"'Pl'W°d py. Nobody could who had red hair.

"°' 1 unn'e mind the other things sn

_touch of completeness to a music

_ New

_ . _ Y coming by' rail, orming ti t A waih 60053

night for Georgetown en route to agents time may are coming to A

. ..¢i"

li ' /'| 4 “"2

f;<; _~

B' |_ V; _,-4

yesterday. of Mrs. G.A. Sharp, _wife .-

- _ Stanley i Bros

_ _ . _.,¢-

. , ' fe; _'._1_1-K

;1‘f ~ --/' --`

_-li ie-

The Always Busy Store. L_

1 No reason for not 'doing so, and here is `_the display: ~ f |

‘F Scotch Ginghams

l5c yard _

Delicate pink ground bar-

red with line black and white lines 27 inches wide.

Fawn ground, shadow laid of navy blue and white lines. -

White ground cross barred

_ with cardinal and navy,

also blue ground with uliile

. liars.

, =;>-21’-F' a- 4

1- /if ‘

Anderson's hing- hams l9c yard _

Natural rounfl. heavy

bars ol' blue dliiided ilo\rn wit i fine lines, making n shadow plaid. _ -

‘ Exquisite pink ground,

with pale liluc lines. cross barrel with heavy white lilies. _

Fawn grouittl with white

and uuvy blue cross-bar forming a bcautiftil shallow

_ plaid.

_ f------

' Colored Linen

Suitings

Natural light blue.

Stanley Bros., _gy

25 ss y I __.___.?...f

Colored Wash W

Goods ‘

Chantbrays solid colors.

green, natural, sity and dark blue. |5c yard. _

Fancy Delaines

30 inches wide i5c yard

' beiititifulsoft material, with

dainty little figures and spots on cieatn. sky, black and brown grounds, guaran- tceil fast colors.

Mercerized Wash Goods

Silk liuisli, will retain the

finish ziftcr repealed opera- lions iu the wash tub, white groutitl with brown, blue and green bars 25c yard.

White Wash Goods

Fine :intl sheer. hand

_ loomed Kristol, 36 iucltes

wide, :ion yaril.

Special Persian lawn 31

inches wiilv, i8c yard.

Tiissoritie lnwii, 34 inches

wide, 15c yard.

Special French Orgniidy.

34 inches wide, 25:: yiirtl.

Merccrisefl goods with

self spots anti figures from

zzc yard up. J

_ _ " j .__________.__, __ ..t_ . - ' Y S \-."

I . -,,,,.,,,,,,_,. .,., _. . ._ .__ _

H. C. Perley, Moncton, is spending- ""` `

some days in this City visitlngl » . `

t friends. ` ay '

.___ I _

The Guardian is pleased to report ---"'-‘”‘**°°"

:§‘“*.~l~.“i.::.t.“‘:?"n:‘.:.‘;:s°;_`~ 7 avail vcilc 50 cccic ccch

ana a

has so ini' recovered from his recent.

" illness as to be able to be down in the following V21I'lElZlCS.

-here, the -Bowina. Sweetly clear th Stal" ' . S b

° .___ Black Currant, Peach. *raw effyi

gf election nf officers. Besides the “‘ ti nc tn nn nnvs nn ii-

in much-the freckles and the green eyes

“ and my akininess. I can imagine al them away. I can imagine that I'

‘af have a beautiful rose-leaf complexion ° and lovely starry violet eyes. llut I 9 cannot imagine thatcred hair away.

It will be my lifelong sorrow. I read `of u girl once in ri novel vflio had a

DOCTORS FEAR 'r0N311,1'p1S QUT- lifelong sorrow but it w;tsn't red

BREAK.

_ Hundreds of cases are reported. if your throat is irritable and sore,

viline and watcr. Then rttb the throat and chest vigorously wlti Nervlline and put on a Nerviilnc Porous Plaster. Follow these instruc- tions closely and you will avoid Ton- silitia 'Bronchitia and Throat Trouble of ovary kind, Hundreds are prevent- ing and curing their colds lyy this nietltod and report it eminently satisfactory. Both Nnrvlllnc l’lfif~rtcrs und Pol»on’i\ Nervllinc aim llc hiitl from any dealer, 85a. cxtcli.

e i llllll--lllllHS l

, of the heatlscltes people are. afflicted with are caused, it is sta ed on good authority,

Q by some form of eye-strain

resulting front certain ab-

~ normal co dltions.

-1.-_

To detect ani correct

these abnormal.. conditions is the work cf .the'-'up»to- date optician.

1--q

Modern methods of ex-

amination, intelligently ap- plied, make it possible for us to guarantee s-vsfaction

- in all our_ _optical wore.

_ ..._..__.v

We operate our own `

lens~grl_viding plant..

* _ __ 6. F. Hutcheson,

ill _c,_qm=;nmiv#_i___a:g§“__“. _ rin a., snnayuas. _ .ggi

dwli _ _ ‘ `

hair. Her hair was puregold rip- .pllng back from an alabaster brow. What is a alabaster brow? I never could find out. Can you tell me?"

" which L. G. Page & Company of _,Boston will publish in April is pro- gmised one of the most delightful and ‘original girl characters in recent llc- , tion. In the imiiginittlva little or phan who linda ii home with th nld farmer und his splnster sister. Misa Montgomery has created it character woich will tnkc its place alongside of Mrs. Wiggin'f-i charming Rebecca.

gm-gig if, gi"-eg tim” daily Wm, Ne,-._In this book, Anne Ol Grcen Gfiblcn, I .

inuoulglvleliis

*Conte to Fuirylanil toiiiorrow iilgiit. and seo the Hindoo _ 3-l7dii'

‘_100 acres of forest land ia lor iinlc in King’ii Co. Seo nd. '

l‘*§ntllan magic and Indian mystery la Fnirylnnd Wednesday night.

3-l7dli.

*The well known horse Elsie Mac is loilercd lor sale. See ad in this tissue,

V ____- °Attcntion is called to ad of Tenders, Tyne Valley Bridge, which appears elsewhere.

.°'l'rue Shamrocks for St. Patrick’a day also carnations, tulips,-hyacinths and daffodils. James Tait, Jr.

“Wanted at once an experienced -Lend. _ a_-isiiai.

°BALMORAL Marmaladal. llama and _jelliea are absolutely nnest on the market. Ask your grocer.

Want

1-_Wanted at encgma first nruer, steady garlic!

EF-‘ID ;-iii

_ 5.’

at this price.

“ii ntiemiieirs B im ii° ii i tint .e ternamea n,a wows o _banio accompaniment. by Mrs. Maclli join new are cordially invited to be S A N D E R .present Members ol other Lodges

_ dttsitn ti-

`“°"°- '°"'“ “'”m“' “”"““ g““““g' Mnintiei-n of Ever onwnrd Lodge Raspberry Plum, Gooseberry.

in-- - i ‘

_ .o. ‘.'r. _ti , e tni 1 t _ »

sernment. 'rnnn followed trier vin-_ £1 (’Herbe§’,- Ha'H°‘§,,, ,,,°,,f,f¢°|'.',:g,,§d _ Get our supply early. They_\von t last long

N Q. Ci0.~

- T!!

_ ,_ ____ l 7 , ..._ _....-

Ask your tailor for

“Briny Deep” Serge.

WARBURTUN & SllAW

it N '. `o'I‘AR\

l%ARRlBTER§.PUnl'R'l;’f)}§mi_I\S is iiiceln Cami-ron Iilock Cnarintle-

town. P. 1£.~»lsl.\no -

A. P. Warburton, B A. li. L

D. Edvar Shaw

dv|6m

ST- PA1'_£l0K’8 DriY _|825 io 8

The Bi~nc\'olcnt Irish Society anti

Ancient Order liibcrniaits will cclei

City Pi' pcrtv F-_r Sale

The undersigned offers for sale tha

property situated on Fitzroy St East. coniisting of three dwelling houses and large stable in tear 24x44ft. This pro~ perty hasafrontagd of 85 it bi' |40 fi buck. if not disposed of _by Private sale before March i8 _will be sold by Public Auction on that date. I will sel`

in block or 'divide to suit purchasers. For further particulars apply to MiLean

ISL M|:l{in\int\ .'iit\’s l`lrnw't':t llloclr or to

' i J J. si'is\\',xnr,

_ DU `\'S "Al"FNAC-F.. ‘3.._1,d3 ,',7,ic_i:.t4i6.t7.i8.Pa

brute St.. Putricli‘s Day on

l8aleswoman. Apply to Moore & MC* van", Low Backed (utr nmol Boy

TUESDAY. MARCH |7th, |908,

iwith the usual Grand Joint Pitrmle ltn St. Duiistiiii'a (littliodritl at lil §o'cluck, a. in., wltcre High Musa will lbs ating, lolluwcll by it sermon by the Rev. M. J. Smith of St. Dunstun'ii onttegn. '

In the evening the Benevolent Irish

Society will give n Grand Musical land Arflstic Entertainment in the Opera House. Following is the

PROGIKADI: Part l.

lt)i~cho~l.rn--lrlali bicfllcy. Ort-rlttru. lnrliiill|_ui

Kitthlecu Muvonrnoe-u."l‘ho Inlet lldiip 0 %t'i`uinicr.’l’liu Hilti-Io' i)ti_c1c. :(f_0riiL‘

snln-iii tii~l»`ih"it'i'»i~'le_ sill. ii`ii'if.i."ifnii-il»Ji'»~i

Song--The Dear Llttlo Shamrock. Misa l.ucy

Soni:-:§?l.li§§en[$i:yiZ_\:_:-Jc::(:L. Mira Constant-e

more . »

Mn’,°‘,|"l" f'8l'I|"°,i'¢,, stint Luth- if .\‘it~tin|-nil

» |F'lsBl'00\in

Sololiatig-‘g|:dma'n Shamrock. J Parker Hooper Soni;-Colne Back to Erin. Mrs Jams' Byrno

PART ll. _

Orch tra- lrhrh Music Mcctutf nf tho

W ||g=$%i;’G:;eig&i.e‘t.Ll~lrln ltomombor

an uf yiinie Flats' stinwil me ami is

Berliner

..ii.“`f.",’_`!`."iit:‘*'i""’;_':‘:,i_ i’.i°.:°a......... <.=.='@-.,-:r........ ¢Q=To\o-r;¥'a°c“ld4°iii' iiinlsbsiit Beamer. Pre!

innicombe.

GCD SAVE THE KING. ra will liar! a|.7.|£ Vocal lluelc

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f MCNCTON, N. B.

_ 'l`he Largest and Beat Iorated Hotel i in the City, Accommodatlng 20° ll“¢‘i° rituuwil in tgp o;intre!nfha‘iaa;1|J°tI;>'|:'ii7'i:li1"|l(i{":\‘l'|'l 2`.iiifi'Li'n"tiii§’iii¢.tl-»i'iii§ll'ifrinini.u sw in thc ww 'Iliff IBFH' Jr ~

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For Sale

I offer for sale my place of busi-

deas at Albany, with eight acres of land situated one mile from Albany Station,having thereon a large and oonimodlons dwelling house and outbulldings; all in good repair, with two dng wells,one ln building.

This propery is suitable for trades-

man or butcher or light farming.” it is a cholcepiece ot land. Term-t to suit purchaser. Apply for partic- ulars to

C. R. McKlNNON

Dominion House

3-igdtuflulpd . Emerald P. E. I

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