p _ THF. GUARDIAN PHAR.l.01"TETO\vlN. PRINPE EDWARU ISLAND. APRIL 28. 1900.

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V \ Ex-Governor Houlan and Mrs. Howlan .-

were passengers on lust nights express

A' Y i S’ Miss Helen Carr was in t-he city yester-

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)5ummi`el()lcli\iii:- of ii"~`\*il‘~ jr D” clung of Marlinvnlc.

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nnfnp uwell as purestsnd sweetest, an b;,,|,_ md nursery. lt strikes at luis' of had complexions, rod, rough U Wkmns jmir, and baby blemishes, “M clcggegl, irritated, inflamed, over- “,;..~»s=;~s1;es- ,......--- 1;~f:=;= ".=:f:.‘.':.2r".= ics:

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lslted Milk. leeds Phosphodine. pgpto-Mangan.

Plcrce’s Medicines.

ggrgapsrillas. lstlve Herbs. lstlve I-lerb Tablets. smarts Tablets.

lgdd’s'Plll. chases Nerve Food.

Uugssfozk of the sown.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL. aeokoe E. Huouss,

` Amthecm-ies' l-i= 1 _

What ~

Comfort *

h #is to be able to get bak- . R:8°pecisli_v Pastry and

lead which just suite the

, and makes you feel `. fell and strong. That is

flhekind we bake-just ex- sctly what you want.

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- . vbohaa ufec them is well ` satisfied.

Ls not equalled in the city. Remember that it costs but lcents.

£§.l`elephone 98.

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Ciixntorrizi-ow.\' school of music. No

lecture to-day.

.~\Ny`youug lady, desiring to learn type-

S'~‘-ttlnlr. Should apply at this oflice at 1 once.

` THEDOBID published elsewhere in this

\ issue was composed by James Duncan, Esq., Poplar Point.

ENGINEERS meet at Drill Shed this after- noon at2 o‘clock to attend the funeral of 1 the late Major G. D. Davison.Afull attend- »ance requested.

Mar QUEEN.-Tenuyson`s“May Queen"

will be given at the meeting of Loyal Crusaders on Monday night, meeting at 6.30. Parents and friends are cordially invited.

ALL the local Christian Endeavor Societ- ies have been asked to unite in giving a- mammoth tea social in the large Y. M. C. A. Hall, the proceeds of which are to go toward the increased expenditure of the Association, incident upon the proposed engagement of a General Secretary for the city Y .M. C. A.

Smrrnns will be pleased to learn that

the Plant Line steamer Halifax, sailing from Charlottetown, at 1 o‘clock Tuesday will connect with the steamer Marion at Hawkesbury at 8 p. In. The Marion will sail from Hawkesbury as soon as the freight can be transferred, which will probably be before nine o‘clock, arriving in Sydney early next morning. Connec- tions w ill also be made _from Sydney with the Halifax.

THE funeral of the late Major George D.

Davison takes place this afternoon at 3 o‘clock to People`s cemetery. The follow~ _ ing are the pallbearers: W. S. Stewart, S. \V. Crahbe. Charles McGregor, John T. 3 McKenzie. Major Stewart, Capt. D. L. Hooper. The funeral service will be con- ‘ ducted by the Rev. D. B. ;\IcLeod, the Foresters, Masons and militia will bc in attendance. headed by the band of the 4th Regiinent, C. A. and the band of the 82nd i Battalion.

MH. S. _\'. Earle has gone to some con-

* sidcrabic expense in proviriing for the |citi'f.ens` :‘.muscment and an even- ing of enjoyment and he ought

nceive a bumper house

‘ for his pains. The prices of tickets are the

lipopular ones. His opera. Pauline or the Belle of Saratoga, sparkling with beauti- ful music and very pleasing Libn tio will be given in the Opera Honse next Tues- day evening. Secure your seats now.

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As already announced, Mr. Pope has

‘ consented to repeat his lecture upon Lost Atlantis, beforc the Natural History and Antiquarian Society in the Kindergarten .Hall, next Monday evening,when it is hoped that all those who were unable to attend the last meeting will take advant- age of this last opportunity of hearing this lecture, which was so much enjoyed by all who heard it last Tuesday evening. An admission fee of l0c. will pe charged to defray expenses.

At the early hour of 6.-15 this morning,

Fort Massey Church was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding. The contract-

_ i ing parties were Mr. George Shearer, of

_' Echpse Bakery' Grand Pre, formerly of the firm of S. S.

Bakcs best bread. W i Forrest & Co., of this city, and Miss Em-

X ily \Veatherby, daughter ofthe late Henry 3 \`v'eatherby. The bride wore a travelling

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l dress of light colored material, and she l carried ri beautiful bouquet. Immediately

"_" | ‘ifter the ceremony \lr. and Mrs. Shearer

UR' *H* Ll left for North street Station, where they lm' (;1,f2,°‘°.lA~°°l“’-2_“l "' ROW! 'f°m°” °f l took the train for a trip to Upper Canada

m mic Hospital Moorflelds. and

ini Lcnd n 'ihroat and Ear

and the United States before returning to

H0-‘fiéélll ,Grand Pre, where they will reside. 'lhe

Kitt in Diseases "'@'i'l\e Evo, Ear, l bride was the recipient of many presents,

Timm” and Nine' lwhich included a handsome watch and

9””-Cameron Block

a-ldenee-nic Sweet .rpm I chain from the groom.-Halifax Recorder gmi,H"“"""9-‘ml-10 1 1-. rr..:2.`t0 4 -In i of 26th.-[Bliss \\-’eatherby is a sister of

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I\'ln'l'rsn:n xsiili Wrm Gy_,l,=Sm,_ l Mrs. Sutherland of Charlottetow n.] Y

Qc, are beauties.

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GENTS’ FURNISHINGS.

Our stock cf Gent’s‘Furnishings is nearly complete.

“HWS better grade, 18c. each or 2 for 301:; ?‘Lor¢i B»0b‘Sl'¢l»" 1* Qlslsnd, Sampson, Army, Novars.

Lll'lGI\ cuff;-`-Our Globe Cufs, 25c a pair; 2 pairs for ; _

4 GIOVGS-We keep a nice line of Perrin’s -Kid GIOVBS f0\' ;

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_N¢¢k T133-We opened Saturday, 140 dozen of Newest s _

Ili Ties direct from England, all styles and Shlpel- ‘_ .

eeks & Co.,

*r-~ ---.-..,._,___,,_,_,,__,,__ :fthe Pe°P1§,iS?m G- A- HUGHES. V- C- R- U Agents/for P. E. I.. ».~ wi- ,~ » --W 1- l" R-F.W--s<»~.-Gh-»1-1-- .Af'12°-5i°°°-

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White Laundried Shirts `

Open from and closed, 50:, 62:, 78:, 90c to 1.65.

Unlaundered

369, 55c, 75c, 90c and $1.00.

Regattas Newest goods and designs,65c, 90c. $1.15, $1.20 and 34-25-

Silk Fronts

The very latest. $1.00 and $1.15.

°0||8l‘§-Ask to see our English Linen Collars, 15c each 9* 2 for 25c, in 3 shapes, Boston, Dewey, Colonel. -70bi1°°» f°‘1f' A -

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TANTON, L.O. L., has voted $5.0() toward s

the relief of the famine stricken popula- tion of India.

Mnssns. Morris 8: Jost intend opening

their new fruit, confectionery and grocery store this evening.

ARECENT issue of the Montreal Star

contains a photo of Mr. Colin Ferguson, Gold Medalist of McGill.

I'r is understood that the management

of the Plant System is desirious that those who can accommodate guest during the coming summer shall send in their Il&IIl€S»

AYOUNG man named Henry \Veeks

was arrested yesterday morning charged with the stealing of a quantity of -. tobacco and cigars from John Cameron, Malpeque Road.

N0. 1 Co. Artillery, will parade at the

drill shed this afternoon at 2 o‘clock to attend the funeral of the late Major Geo. D. Davison. Every member is expected to attend.-A. A. Bartlett, Capt.

Cosslm-:Rnvo the condition of the roads

there was a fair attendance at the market yesterday. Butter sold at 24 cents, eggs exchanged hands at 10_to llc. The supply however was not large. Other prices re- main about the same as last quoted.

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DnowNING.-

Miss Annie Fife, teacher of Suffolk School had a very narrow escape from drowning recently while crossing the river on a foot bridge, during one of the recent freshets. She fell into the river and was swept down the stream and she had great difficulty in reaching the bank lin an ex- hausted condition. When she reached her boarding house she was very ill. Thanks to the careful nursing of Godfrey, she was able to resume teaching in a. few days.

THE law ofthe land regulates appropria-

tion, at least so far as watcrproofs are concerned. Yesterday the police arrested \Vm. Rodd of \Viltshire for the appropriation of a water proof coat belonging to James Mc- Millan of Cornwall. The theft was com- mitted in Mrs. Kent's st-able, Kent Street. It seems that Mr. McMillan hung his coat in the stable and went out, and upon his return he found the cc at missing. After searching he located the coat and lodged a complaint with the police who made the arrest.

Mimsrnm Snow.-A representative of

the GUARDIAN had the pleasure last even- ing of witnessing the dress rehearsal of the League of the Cross ministrels. We have not space at our disposal to give a lengthy description of the entertainment, suflice it to say that it is in every respect 1 a first-class affair. The first part iscom- posed of songs and jokes. The songs being' mostly the latest and rendered in a pleasing manner. The voices are all good and the jokes-well they cause acontinual roar. They are nearly all of them original and there are some excellent local hits. The second part opens with a quartctte by four of the League members, which in it- self is a. star number and no doubt will rc- ceive a. hearty encore on thc night of the performance. Next comes Uncle Eph’s Birthday and in this scene are rung in all the specialties such as club and baton swinging, which are cleverly executed, songs and step dancing by the members, slide trombone solo by a member of the band, also cornes in for a hearty applause. The performance concludes by the com- pany singing “My old Kentucky Horne] and “God Save the Queen". life predict for the boys a packed house and no doubt the sign “standing room only" will be hung out before 8 o`clock on Monday night in front of the Lyceum.

At the regular meeting of Court Abeg-

weit,N0 . 810, Canadian Order of Foresters held in their hall on Thursday evening. Bros. R. F. Whiston. L. F. Muncey, and G. A. Hughes were appointed a. committee to convey th e sympathy of the Court in a letter to Dr. R. B. Shaw, in connection with the recent death of his Wife. F01- lowing is the letter of condolence sent by the committee: _

Cou"R'r An!-:GwErr, No. 810, C. 0, F.

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

April 26th 19(1)

Almighty God, in the_ exercise of his

vey to you the heart-felt sympathy of your brothers in the hour cf your severe

enly you bpt the whole community, for Mrs, Shaw was ever ready, by precept- and example, to act the part of a Christian I lady ' 2 61'! _ for its object the uplifting of humanity. Loved and respected by all who had the

day en route to her home in Covehead. Miss Carr holds a. position of proof reader in a publishing house in Boston.

A telegram received yesterday conveys

the sad intelligence of the death of Mal- colm McLeod of Cliiliwack, B. C. which occurred on Thursday, April 26th. Mr. McLeod was formerly in the employ of the Prince Edward Island Railway and was u station master at Kensington. He was a. native of Springton, Lot 67. He left Kensington about 10 years ago.

THE GUARDIAN understands that a

changed willbemade in the sailing of La Grande Duchessc during coming summer. She will arrive in port on Monday night-and will remain in port until Wednesday morning. sailing at 8 a.. m. The change will certainily be a great benefit to the tourist, who will take the round trip, as he will be able to spend a day visiting the market and surrounding country.

Tun Ottawa Free Press of April 24 says: -From reports received from India, it ap- pears that by reason of the lack of rain dur- ing the last Monsoon and the consequent shorage of crops, a large district of that country is afflicted with severe famine. It is represented that relief to be of service must be available at once. N o grain or other provision can possibly reach the famine stricken districts in time to be of use. The government of Canada are pre- pared to receive any cash contributions and forward the same by cable to India. Such moneys should be forwarded to Mr. J. M. Courtney, Deputy Minister of Fin- ance, who acted as treasurer in the case of the former Famine fund, and who will ac- knowledge all contributions and see to their being transmitted with the least possible delay. Should any person desire to make contributions in kind .towards this worthy object, the best way to make the gift of service would be to sell the same and remit the proceeds to the treas- urer. This was done by the farmers of Prince Edward Island in the case of the fo :mer Famine fund. The chartered banks of Canada will receive subscriptions to t :is fund, and contributions may be for- warded to any branch of any such banks. His Excellency the Governor General has kindly consented to become patron of thc fund. `

CIGARETTE SMOKING is said to

cause shortness of breath. If this is so. the remedy is, leave them ofi. But if the short breath comes from a. cough or cold Asthma, the remedy is Adamsorfs Bot- anic Cough Balsam. 25c. all Druggists.

Try one can of Oak Brand Condensed

Milk_ and ou will decide that it is better and cheaper than a cow. Ask your grocer for it. f 30 tf.

Shirt Waist Show and Sale

this (Saturday) afternoon and evening at _Stanley Bros; Q8 li

Call at the new fruit. con-

fectionery and grocery store to-night. A full line ofevery thing usually found at a lint class store in stock. 28 li

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ounces cf good dis- infectant Soap house cleaning -- oughtto be a. Snap. The soap W ea r s well, and we wLll 'sell in cakes if de-

at 4c. each.

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R. B. Snsw, M. D., I 0/Qagd/57.5 . 0ver,onc or two rows of stitching.

Char10W¢WW“- A Sold everywhere 4 cents a

DEAR Sm AND BR0=- ' _ yard-Sec that it is labelled.

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It isrrt any to soon, for

To-day theres fuller stock than There will be alter a l`ew days of Brisk Spring Selling. -

~ Theres a. “move on" down in

Our Dress Goods Demafment.

Handsome new stuliii ire.

Hurrying out every day, A Hurrying even faster than usual, For never before have we shown So nice a stock. 1

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Early this Spring we had Our Dress Goods department Re-arranged.

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li’s crowded now. We’d like to show you The new things today. Will you 'lrop in?

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Twice as much stock as previous season! In spite ‘of all that -

The Busiest Store on Charlottetowns

and we have just the CARRIAG$ st' it fir* pose-most comfortable for the MM--HK pushf-easiest to buy brcmse the prices on lijbt.

JOHN NEWSON

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divine Providence, having called to her ' - eternal reward, your dearly beloved wife, _

we_ gn beha,1f.of Court Abegweit, No. 810, l Canadian Order of Foresters, beg to con- . 4*’

affliction. Cut off inthe prime of early

womanhood, we fully recognize the great d c I loss which you have suffered, and not 1

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firing ruftom '

mfurtherin ev movement having for steam household and manufact-A ‘

favor of her acquaintance, Mrs. Shaw ° . ’ - 1* = I ' T has gone from amongst us amidst umvcr~ 0

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sal regret to the Court of eternal JOY _ above, there to reap the fruits of 8005 Limiwi i

works achieved here below, andto await ,' . e _ , l J

.g the coming of those she loved dearly and N, sg i

‘ well. ; . - " ”

'rust God, who doeth ni things wen, . F" P"°°° “"1 °"1°1‘° 1°' °”€°°‘~ 1

` may beyour comfort and consolation in *P913 t° - .

. the hour of your dark affliction isthe A fi I _ ...............f. ; '|-‘_ _I _ I-I ARRIS, tonnes noun

Yours fraternally, ',' 0 ` O

L. F. Muncsr, C. R. V ` ' g

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