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'JHE GUARDIAN CHARIO1fI'ETOWN MAY 19, 1899

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The Lancashire Insurance

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and 1, Ph RM-Edin $1100 B Peir- _ T V elocutionist’s p°ower of inti-rprctation. lpt

eilect Fire In urance on Ménis _ . . _ m classes of property in I’ , _ _ V I ' ° ' '

I at equitable rates. canvas B°°t5

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ed in pleasing her audience in all,

ltgounglh not eqviallv. The scene figs or

'_ _ , t 'e erchant of Veni°e_ was _a g_ . ti '@ Smmble fm' whwhngv °r pieoeof wc-rk; she wa; perhaps most a

_ moving in her solemn and artzsiic ren- T

G y Agents ' $1 35 and $1-60 a onion ei ti.. ii....~..S.i<>t..1,~.ti.<i ii her r.- in

euem ’ cital ot Oiheltds defence 'was some- 'in

_ - what lacking in energyaud spirit-it was

oB°ys7 _ phasing withal. All regretted that the

‘ roche from Hamlet, which was mention-

‘ ed on the.progrdi:nme was necessarily at Ch 59W” P E I canvas Boots =omi`1tcd owingto Miss Lefurgey’s’s1ight something to talk about is a

Made same as the men’s,@ hr-arseness. The entertainment was w

just; the thing fm- bgygg heartily enjoyed by all from the begin- of du,-in the warm ,oaths ning down to the National Anthem at in

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Ti~0Cf\L BRIEFS ’° TRUN@KS“~ V

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_ _ ' Paimeter. of Cliiirlo'te.o/wi. P. E. I.. ' l . .- ~ _

~ hogs aetnTraveller’s Rest P E I g aware-d by Mm( Jana En°rbr°°k”- on.

‘ ’ ' ' ° Sickville. N. B , Siltllrday evening.

CHsiii.o'i"ra'rowN Engineers wili par- 13"' _ __ _

_ ade at Drill shed at 1 o'clock today to TM aP°‘Y°"'”` " °x°|'°'5°* at Mt- Am" form Gund of Honor at olooiog ol tho sonIusututions,Sickville, N. B., com. Provincial Lezislafure. '-“°°°°5 °° T°“"*d°Y Mad' 25m' on

Sand ty May 28.11 at 10.30 a. m. Rev.

THE Eastern Chronicle of May 18.- G. M. Campbell. Charlottetown will.

says; Mrs. George A. Dixon. of Char- preach an iinnuil sermon oeforethe

lottetown. P. E. I. was visiting friends Theological union

in New Glasgow this week. , - The son of L. E., Prowse, Charlotte#

town, is ill at the Sackvil

Donald street ' `

’ I ON Wednesday night last at the re- Ol11‘S,

giilar rehearsal of the First Methodist Church choir. the leader Prof. Watts, ‘on behalf of the choir, presented Mr. Lea Davison with a very handsome present. accompanied with an ‘address signed by the executive of the choir. “Lea” was a very active oilieer of the choir and will be greatly missed. he started for the North West last night.

THE Eufnt.-The statement in the

column regarding the inspection of this steamer in ~yesterday’s GUARDIAN may htivogiven an impression _sironger _than thefacts would warrant. As a matter of fact the Eltiu’s boiler passed ti satisfactory examination and the rcs duction in pressure is only one pound. or from 35_pounds to 34 The oliicial test should give the public' coiiiidence in the steamer. _ 1

Lssr night at nine o’clock 'a train of

nine cars left the station loaded with _ cattle for Alberton, N. VV. T. sh`ppt-dl by Mr. Heartz for his ranch at that place_.There are some *dfty or six y more to meet them at Summersidc. Mr. Ward and Hurry Gates. from Mr. Hear:z‘s farm and Lea »Davison late i i tht- empl.-ty of the Telephone Cb, want to take charge of the cattle, Mr. Bnrret Henderson wont as far as Summerside. Mr. Henderson is going to follow next month.

‘ Miss Liiiiunoi-:r’s musical and literary- recital drew to the Kindergarten' Hall lastevening a large and fashionable. audience. There were many auxiliary attractions,-the well-dressed crowd.

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ferns, and an array of the 'best-__ instru- mental and vocal musical talent in the city. The musical numabers of the pro- gramme iiicludedpiano solos by .Prof. Watts, cornet solos by Miss Gwendoline Welsh, vocal solos by Miss Ceilings and Miss Amy Earle. all 'ot which were excfllent. A reading by little Hazel t Hughes was admirably given, and .like the musical numbers before and after was heartly applauded. Miss Welsh was ` the recipient of two handsome hoquets. The principal attraction, especially for those not of fully developed inusicil =asles, was Miss Lefurgefs dramatic recitals. liar subjects included the Going of ihe White Swan, from Gilbert Parker; the third scene in the Merchant” of Venice; Mu1holl.ind’s Contract with God. the Future and the Rseessioual from Kipling ;T ze Schoolmas'er Beaten ; l from Nicholas N ickleby by Dickens, _ The last Waltz and 0thollo’s Defence from Shakespeare. These se- lections. as will be _readily seen. em-,

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Easriuiit xonait Oo. 1* 1 _ 3 ‘ 1"'~ “v ' *.3 §h’$l't‘i'£‘2‘n.’31é°§°” °'°" ""“‘°°i"ii'

For _Sale _

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of la la d h d ~

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mm cumd 8 'moi door tothe right,up stairs.

ounces where plates wet pounds

KQDAKS $5_oo to $35 oo. 3 npr

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be present and deliver addresses are His Worship Mayor Warbu'rton,'Re v.. G__ _ . _ .

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will meet in their respective class rooms at9 ‘a. m. One hour will be E

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_ masse in the large hall at 10 o‘clook

the platform decoratedtwith lan 'a

‘additional trains. will be run on the Prince ‘ddavard Island Railway, which? will make -the service _as follows. I Ex- press leaves Charlottetown at' 6.3 a

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Departs Summersidc at 9.16 a. m. and arrives at Tignish at._12.30 p. m. De- .par _ _ 1 _ p. tn. a._rriv_es at Sunitnerside 6.10 p: ni. 3 and departs fo.: Charlottetown on ar- _ rfval of steamer from Ft. du Chene. ` Ex

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_braoea great varioiv and collectively lea theyform a 'considerable test of an to

Georgetown at 5.05 p. ni. All at East

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n Standard Time; No change in the C8" 0|] US' A ' i 8

me of the departure and arrival of ` ___ ocommodation train in and out of We Sell 8- Gl'8d¢ 0f I 3., sw] Ralph Waldo Emgggqg in ignish and Summcrside in 'the morn- ,Pubns of _ mm 'hom ho Qgwfihog gs, and Charlottetown to Summerside Stafch, oo o Godoond oo hw town the afternoon. 18 41 d - In Pomo of oooh... Wdohm

Watches are unsa

The price is astonishing lox Do you know what yot can get a.

Walth im watch for?

Call and we ll tell you

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Jeweler and Opticiau. Qu St

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__ . ii art in riting a- prosaic advertisment. Hood,

g proverbs ond wise saws as a. prefix

nown virtues, of °America’s Greatest

THE Tru" News °f MW 17"* sa-79’ Mrs. Prowse ai-iived last .vilaeliuihaelirtivk _

_R-v. Allan Simpson, formerly pastor of ,mor tho invalid

Park street Presbyterian church. Hali- Rom G_ H_ I,-ls`hor_ owmmry of the hx' 'md WW fesldmg In N9” (’l”8`°W» N B. and P. E. I. conference will be a

D O n , t k n O W lf1'é$1lhl’19’ld» 15 *’f°“d1l’ ‘mP'°Vm8 ln igiigsltiggsthe academy during the closing

‘ ° ` Tan Eastern Chronicle of May 18 _

‘ ` sa 1 Mrs R P

this year.

Ha Poole is among the performers.

ai-tist.diploma, Ladies’ College. Sack- vile. .

beobserved- Recitations,E.says son I

at ook a. in., after _ _

which each class will lent ii-tr 5

p ce.

Among those who.hav<» consented t

P Raymond and His Honor Judge tzgerald

QUEEN BQUARE The pupils of Queen Square School

pant in exercises appropriate to they

Wiwr KENT. -

At West Kent the _scholars willibe

nd a progzamme appropriate to the qjiwir use-dspartmfnt _includes daywill be carried out and addresses’ delivered by Rev.G. M. Campbell,Rev. tt

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ithe -‘Charlottetown Business College., Tnen a tree will be planted by each ‘ room. I

B McLeod and Principal Miller of”

ON and after Monday next May 22nd

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arrivesat Summerside 8. 45' a. in.

ts as Express fiom Tignish at 2 55

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HAl~PY THOUGHTS. __

To please, attract and give people_

Sarsaparilla fame. is the originator an extensive sense of the idea of us-

a pleasant introduction of _the well

g directiieas and the moral is easily

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There will be no gymnasium ezhibi.

y : _ _ _ Morrison and Mio, tion by _Sackville ac demy students this

Joao of Tryon P L I _ Mo op “mg year. this most entertaining peiormanc

avlng given place to the exhibition of the university students. Fred Dobson, son ot Rev; Wni. Dobson. Halifax, is instructor of the university gymnasium

At an oratory recital held in Langley ll, on Friday evening last, Miss

_Mis Minnie Moore, Charlottetown, is

'an:iopg_the vocal graduates receiving . '

press leaves _Ch_iirl_'.i,'_t :town at 7 _:_._ii_i. store in the oily. 13” rrives at Soni-is` Lt 10 a. rn. ar.d`

.Georgetown at 9.10 a. in. Accommo- _ .

ion leaves Souris at 11.3515- m.'1'¢¢°W°d°tR' K'J°°t'°"1"

Georgetown at 12 30 p. m. and arrives __ . __A - g an if

Charlottetown 3.30 . . E ~ A Loan' CWNCH' mom” Q

. P m "P‘7°~° . h L. C. W. ll be held

ves Souris at 6.10 a. m. and George- .§nx?::;i:;o$‘t;o° 20”, io,¢__m,t p_ _W wn at 6.40 a.. m. arriving at Cha - Uouogo M330 oiolook

tetowa at 9 a. in. ~

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The Acoomodi-. ,_

Miss Lefurgey certainlydid not fail in tion train leaves Chfirlotteto,wn_ at 2 p. _ D

any one ef her selections. and sutcei-d arrives at Souris at 6.10 p m and

Arbor Day in City Schools. . _ _ ~ 1 Q i

. PRINCE s:;ia'r. I fi _V ` 5 l ' I

Today will be Arbor Day in the City __ i j' _ 1' `

Schools. _ _ I 'I ’ ’ ' i

The following order of exercises will t » ' '

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they arepractical market. gardens a whole life time of 5-success and '

often failures (for mistakes arid

lead up to success) place them in the

- _, . f best position possibleto _grow and im~

iiiiggé ii-i`rl;0:;ti(iiiiiiiii?f;? t<ilr‘i1t'?:i)il»i.; 'P°"”°‘1“ "?i“-"1 ‘° °“' "1“”‘“"" T_"."7

which the school grounds will receive attention. Trees will _be planted under the careof' each of the two new rooms

formed since last year. '

make a specialty of vegetables seeds ing cluding -2 _mammoth mangol. ¥\1l'-l_1iP- _ca`r'rot, parsnip. beet. __ and like the great P`eter'Henderson,seedman of New Yorli, their .seeds 'can only bo P1'°°Ul'°d directly from themselves. They are -started extensively vegetable anddow-_» er plants for June and. July _ planting, (some hardy p‘ants ready in May.)

handsome _ Lime, -H_°¥§¢_¢h_°§t_°_‘1t» P

_Weeping”Willows,Plum,-Apple, Gooseberry, _Cui';vant._ and hard! ‘h_“b5 Call at the market or write for_ prices. Address J .J . Gay &s Son. Nursery G aid: ns. Charlottetown. Tele;-hone 180 29 li and 'l`u_<_~s.& Fri until chrfgf :zlzc wkly pat. & ex. '

OUR stock in every _ department- __is

now complete. We will please you -in your purchases,-Weeks & Co.--17. 3 s

LTNEN collars. ladies’ and men’_s. just

received. -T. J .HARRIs.London House.

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Titania is a right place for every-

thing and the right place to buy boots is at J ..H. Bell"s, the cheapest boot

Btorcts boots for Ladies--Just

When Buying Starch

At 7c. per pound. Just _the thing for summer etarching. We sell' all-the other kinds £00.

(no boiling) Electric Lustre J ones (cold water) C’ellnloid.» Co1man"s No. 1 (White and. B|ue)and Trunks of Starch (6 lbs. in a trunk.)

rawn, with natural good to Hood'sl '_ VICTORIA R OW. _ rsaparilla. v

Never regret

_a_pm-cm” if- make it right. ._: `

-Everyday we yaggadding to our '_: stock the .cnciccst pickin: from the ~ thelargestmillsand wholesale yards _ . in the provinces ~ if You Buy ° _,_ Here You Buy Right- rf

TheBeqH1ve-Lumber ¥ard wants ll A

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tion as presentable as 'every other. their- number. Every' well dressed

- general appearance of the suit.

Pnomi: ist.

f` 5 Ooimolly’s 5. ~.

r_ fashionable stripes.

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;w--~~»-v-~e~ r ' _ iinieiiiotie it in mints

TROUSERS _

Are the part of thesuit most subjected to wear. The attire `

like the deaconfs one horse sliay, should have each and every por-

fsuit with extr_a.=trou;eei~s of the right material to sustain the

No part of-the attire pososses more importance. Nothing can 1 be more incongruous than ill fittiiigf and unfashiouable trousers 1

__ and certainly. no'trousers in town look or fit as well as made _ by us at such low figures as $3i00 and $3.50 for good quality and

The strength of trousers is man should supplement his -

We show the bestassortmcnt of Trunks and V

in Ch’town, . '

Gay’s Seeds ’ Are The i`iest.|

Why are Gay’e seiidsthe best?Beca.use

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Macks Double Starch Laundroi

1 car Choice Hand Picked Bocas

1 ca.rRo11ed Oats wh

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