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Just A Word__, -

about our luscious CREAM, to remind the ladies of the city that we have al- ways on hand a supply of Pure Fresh Cream, lf you require a large quantity at any time. we kindly ask you to kave vour orderaday a cad and we will de`liver it when wanted. s

Allow usto suggest a poaad _of our _

1-‘geshlyf-rouad offee to go with the Cream Acup of our beautiful cofee

for breakfast-just think of it l Cream and groceries delivered to any

part ofthe city. `

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Society next Tuesday even-ing. “dm

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Barium' S0licit°l'8» Notaries, etc.

D. A. MACICINNOPL LL. B., Q. C. TB- BAYFIBLD WlI.LIAHS. 4 Oilioe-Cameron Block, Charlottetown

Money to loan on Real Estate. .IBD 17d8Lw _

TA I Lllllllltli

I5 in "lb is ‘°kn°"ledSed t° b° P5' _ THE personnel ofthe orchestra for the excellence by those competent to judge.

_ . so

but there is tailoring versus

called tailoring. The latter on a par Graut;Fi1-st Violin, Miss Large;Flutc,

ig Mr. F. Morris; Clarionet, Prof. H. Watts;

with Hand-me-Downs. The former

easily detected by the ease and grac with which it his not too tight 0 loose but gives a charm and style t the wearer, not easily defined by th in experienced,which will you hav You can get the latter with you eyes shut. The former by enquiry k

for the store of

J. T. l`lcKENZlE The Tailor.

$21

TY AND

I in u 11 1?, E _ W3

‘CGUNTRY '$4'

To-Dar is nomination day for East

Queens. f

THE GUARDIAN learns that Mr. T. Rose,

“ Postmaster at Lakeville is seriously ill.

Iris understood the Government have

issued a large number of summonses

_ against and and income delinquents. _

“ John Philip Sousa is considered the'

B. J. Lang, of Boston, as a good second. _

DR. Richard Johnson will read a paper

'the Natural History and Antiq

Tim Angel of Death” in visiting

Alexandra has removed Miss' Maggie _ J udson; The remains wereinterred in Alexandra cemetery on Monday March 4., _Rev. J.C. Spurr and Rev. R. Opie omciating- '

'Tmmn seems to be a general impres sion that the Rink will close this week. We simply wish to State that the Rink will notjclose while the ice is tit to skate on,

after.-Prowse}& McMillan. t

richest musician in theUnit.ed States,with per 100 “___ _heavy _ata and light weights

upon “Life as viewed from the stand- _ _ . . »°=»--f as-t--~ S-=--"»-~ 33....”°“’“.:;°;‘;f‘:;:'i;i.::.i’1§ ‘ssc

Engineer H. J. McKenzie, was a pas-

senger io] ieorgetown last night.

Miss Little, Secretary; ot Young Wo

men’s Christian Association of Canada was a passenger to Georgetown last even- ing. She crosses for the mainland to-day.

THE prices paid by Messrs. B. &M.

Rattenbury for live hogs delivered ah the factory, are for choice bacon hogs

$10 per lil) lbs. _-

CHaBLn'r'rETOWN Engineers will meet

on March~19th. A full attendance request- ed by order. -J .H. Morris, Capt.

left alone on the homestead, James, no in Boston, and Bohm in H».uf.ix._ _'reel bereaved ones have our sincere sympathy-fa -A sad gloom has been-cist 'over North Tryon caused by the death and ,bai‘ial¢.d_~ Milton Morrison,'w§o»was one of our promising young inen. Hehad - -won the esteem and affection -of all with whom Ille- came in contact by his sincere, 'kind _ winning wiys; The ` sorrow atriekdi

__ _ have the heart-felt sympathy o£1the<en$=lt'll

"Noarn Taxon Noras. -The funeral of i Eliza Thomas, aged 65 years, relict of the late James Muirhead of North Tr on,took` place this afternoon at one o'cioc to the Presbyterian Cemetery. The funeral ser vices were conducted by Rev. J. C. Clark; Deceased was sick with la grippe and.; heart trouble for several weeks and leaves to mourn her loss a large circle of friends besides three sons viz: 'William, who is

father, _-mother and .two sisters; h we thus lost-their only son 'and

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' Tm: GUARDIAN learns that Mr. George ,, _

W, Wwd of gazeib,-ook shigmd his \,,,',,'u__ of Tryon West are much pleased ta sec

mul bay u-stung hom, which he por, him out asain after an attack et ls

grippe.-Mr. Artemas Howatt of Tryon

nlled with snow.especially on the western

about on time. _

Monnar night’s storm was very severe _mmmun“y___T5e may mend’ of mr over the railway. The cuttings were and. Mn__Mnub“ Hood _of T,.y°,,_. ww

' ilmve been eryaick lately iwilibe p '

portions ofthe line. In the east the storm _ho lam mst th” gm -reoiovering, though was not so severe, the trams running _slowlyr Missmhwrign of Tuba

heenverymiserable lately butia recoverii -The many friends of Mr. Bruce Hows

teased

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belt thlsweek, next week or the week

_ Tm: funerals of Mrs. D. B. Stewart and Mr. R. Irwin took place yesterday after- _

' _noon to St. Peter's Cathedral. After the

chased from §Mr. Samuel Carver, Pownal to Mr. F. Lawson Jenks, Parrsboro. It is understood Mr. Wood received a hand- some price for the animal.

S. U. T.-ALL members of King Edward

| ‘to St. Peters Cemetery where interment

0 Fraser.

,._ roads the Market was not largely attend-

’ mand.

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’ dele ates attending Provincial Branch :of

service for the dead had been' said the double funeral courtege wended [its way

A was made. The attendance was large.

_T Pillar of Fire Thursday night in Y. M. c. A Hall is as follows:-Solo Violin, Prof.

8 Comets, C. Dawson, VV. Cook; Trombone, I. A. Gaudet; Bass, A. Smith; Pianist-, A.

9 OWING to the poor condition of the

,_ lei yesterday. A few loads of oats were 1 offered. and 280 for white and 29c for blac was the prevailing pi ice. The potato market is very dull, and with the excep- tion of the home market there is no de-

TICKETS will be issued at one single

first-class fare from all stations in the Island on the l-ith inst good till 16th for

Rem_o_ ved

The lpothecaries’ Hal

Drug Business

Will now be found in the Prowse Block, Su

nyside, next door to Colwill‘s Crockery Store. BARG.-xl_\` SALE will continue for one month.

Es lMr. \Vadmanis also a Commissioner to

' the Dominion Temperance Alliance I

"' he Session of County C0ur

Meeting in Wright's Hall, Ch,town, March 15th at 2 p__. rn. ._

chased from Mr D W McKinley of North River two ehoicely fed cattle for Easter trade. It is needless to say that the above is only the announcement of Messrs Saunders & Newson’s purchase for the market. of the festive season.

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at Bonsh'-iw on Friday the Sth inst., the oath of allegiance was administered to Mr.O.B. Waflman as Justice of the Peace.

M take acknowledgements to deeds and < "affidavits in the supreme Court. Edward

, ._' 1.-

ym!-§ rwas also sworn in.

During

_ This ` Changeable Weather

Do not run the risk of taking grip by

hcnlingyciirseli over a stove trying to bake something for tea. Ring up Tele- phone zll for

Ginger Snaps lZc_ a lb. Seed Cakes Sc. a doz.

Alv:ays gool and fresh.

STEWART.

Eclipse Bakery Bzikes Best Bread.

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Q ‘town Branch of the Dominion Temper-

_ Francis, jun., Esq., of Ceunty Line Road.

THE annual meeting of the Charlotte-

ance Alliance will be held in the Y. M. C. A. parlour on Thursday eveninil the 1451 ins? at 8 ok-lock. Election of ofllcers for the ensuing year, also of delegates to the Provincial Alliance which meets 0° Friday the 15th. Some correspondence received from the Manitoba Alliance _will

E be considered.

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l IF YoU‘sUFFER Paras DONT wxir

l 1' a. moment go to the _nearest drug store and get a. bottle of Nerviline. Five times stronger than any other it penetrates to the remotest fibres- soothes the irritated nerves and carries with it almost instan- taneous relief. Good for pain on the out- side and if possible even better for all in- ternhl agonies. If you are not benefitted your money cheerfully back. Drugglsts and medicine dealers sell it eveI'yWh€f€-

ladl ’ Surin Suits

First Shipxxlent just Arrlved-

h Tweed rainy clay Skirt in dit-

We are showing a. roug . - _ _ k_

ferent; colors, the correctthing for the coming dirty wal ing

- Price $8.00

Tnen we show astylish suit, made 1nP.a1n Tweeds.

and mixed clothes This linewe have marked »

Price $11-85 _

You want to see our Duchess Serge SUHS in C0l0I`S blalik

finish this line cannot be equalled

and navy, for style. _lit and

~ Price. $13.50 __

We show a very _ stylish. suit, made up i __

Cloth, colorsgreys, blues and browns, _

Price $16-50

\Ve invite all ladies, when out shopping for their spring _ f _.

suit to 93,11 and look the g00d9 0V@l`- knee.-John D. Mcuonsia, ofsastroiut,

g . . _ - - ° ° ' a t

' _ _ing the month of September. Their many

Msssns. Saunders Sc l\ewsom have pur-

Division No. 228are_hereby requested to bein their places to-night at 0'clock sharp. As there has been an excellent program prepared andalot of business

to transact a.l`embers will see the ad- visability of being on hand in time. In- itiation. Visitors heartily welcome.

THE train that left Summerside yester- day morning at 7.25 reached Freetown about 10 o’clock last night and will pro- bably be through early this morning. The train from Suminerside for Tignish reach- O'Leary and the train from Charlottetown- for Summerside reached Emerald at nine last night and will probably get to Sum- naerside this morning,. s

ARRXNGEMENTS have been completed

whereby Rev. J. W. McConnell, pastor of Grace church and Rev. G. M. Young, pastor of the first Methodist church, will leave about the latter part of July next for an extended visit to Europe. During

their absence of three months they will relic; of the late W'm_ Inman of (3,-apaud,

visit Rome, Naples, Switzerland, France and on returning they purpose being pre- sent at the Ecumercial (Methodist) Cou- ference which will be held in London dur-

friends in the city and throughout the province will wish them a. present trip.

STAFF Capt. an-i`Mrs. Ellis on Jan.

28th, addressed a letter to King Edward VII referring to the responsibilities that had fallen upon him, a. V hope that he would overturn the great.”

degrading rnillioni; of his subjects and creating the occasion of an expenditure that is becoming more and more burden- ous to the commonwealth. The King`s private Secretary replied conveying his Majesty`s thanks. Staff Capt. _Eliisis well-_ known in Charlottetown and is a _brother

l ofthe Misses Ellis Cumberland St. °IDiH°“t-_specla1ist. He failed to even re-

MR. Ewen McMillan of the Guelph

Agricultural College-._ delivered a llisrhly interesting lecture at North River Hall on Thursday evening, 7th inst. His subject was “Soil Fertility" and the lecturer handled it in an instructive and original _ manner. That the farmers of North River

appreciatgd the lecture, is evident by the fact t ey have asked Mr. McMillan, to give them another evenings cnteitain- ment about the last of the present month. YVe bespeak a full house on this occasion as the farmers are not afforded a treat of this nature very often.

As usual a full house greeted Mr. Ful-

lerton iu the lecture room of St. James last evening. The lecture like its prede- cessors was interesting and instructive in the highest degree and though it lasted almost two hours none of the audience took any noie of the passing -itimc, but would willingly have waited longer, so intense was their interest and attention. The course described was the march from Blomfontein to Pretoria and the part taken up the Ca.nadia.ns,espccially on that marc.lloE490 miles during which they were in 23 different eng lgements. They made the march in 35 :lays with rests on

between the two places 45 days. The arrival at Pretoria was on June ?th. Pre-

times. "‘

the way of 10 days, making the time _. 2 ggnfg pgf* pagkag

toria is a. small city comparing favorably r -1 D3’ ‘V5 Stu them at i `

with several Canadian towns. Its new l

buildings are magnificent, the older part

_ of the city beingmuch further behind the S, cial price by the dozen

' EASTERN Norrzs.-\Ve are -experiencing ‘ M

the usual March weather, high winds- and i_ A

bluster. Though there is a considerable ` , f __ _ v

depth of snow in the woods wc have ""..~ __ ~ _ - ___. Q. " "-, ""<"1“` " §.~`,f _

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nothing like the banks and snow drifts of __ -’ ”° Prince County, and while the train men f _ s _ _ ,_ f west have been days fighting snow banks, _ .

our eastern train has been nearly always _, __ _ 5 ' ' . _ _ _ _ L h

OD time.”-llfarméliaré flI1iShlUgtl1eiI‘h8.lll° - , I _ I I __ ' ,A _ __ " t _ IE ing and 'completing their winter work as - n f '

far as possible. As we had the unusual. ~ E

experience of having no snow or no sleigh _ _

roads in- this end of the Island a year ago I n ' ` - lf.

__ extra. work had to he done this winter.- V E __ _ _ __ _

n Camel’s`Ha.1-_r _Captain and Mis.-Rhode, of Montague, :_ ,

ffwcre Paying us a Visit 3. fe“F 4578 83?- h -h be, ' . _-'.i>= ~ ‘ ~

The genial Captain is a favoriteamong t-he Evefy t mg t an t ml _ Now on boys here.-The many friends of \Villiam I

‘McLean will be glad to see his stalwart

figure among them agaimafteran enforced _ ‘_ _Prices are _l3ecaIt_is9__0nl'E _ __ -_ ~ . _ _ _ _ _ - ,H F absence of a few days through asprainedl bqgiggégi ciigi staidd -small prc- _fi ‘ -‘ ` D “ ma' '

5’=S- _ Ribbon Dress Goode

_West returned on'Satu1:day from Sydney, where he went nearly two weeksago to commence the coastructionof his future dwelling house. Nearly three feet of ice prevented him from carrying on the work. Hence his return.-Conductor and Mrs Hibbet of Georgetown, also Mr . Herbert Mahon of Charlottetown spent Saturday and Sunday in Victoria, the guests of Mr. and Mrs Archibald Lord.-Mr. N. -E. Carruthers, principal of Kensington- school, spent Saturday and Sunday in Victoria the guest of Mr. S. J. B. Leard- Miss Annie Lord of Victoria left to-day on a few weeks visit in Georgetown, where she will be the guest of her sister Mrs Hibbet.-The strength and skill of _our hockey team, the Unions of Victoria, was abundantly proved Saturday night in the match with one of ' the Charlottetown teams.-The evangelistic _meetings which have been held in the Methodist Church at Crapaud Corner by the' pastor, Rev. G. F. Dawson, are'being continubd this week. Much spiritual good is being done in that community.-To-dey at' one oiclock the many friends and relatives of the late Mrs. Inman,

performed the sad task of carrying the remains to their last resting place in the _

Crapaud Methodist Cemetery. Rev. G. E.: _ _ __ __ _

Dawson conducted the funeral services.

The deceased was 85years of age and F_,_.._..

leaves a daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Tmwsdale _ on the homestead, and a son Mr. Wm. H. Inman, Hampton, _to mourn the loss bf a true Christian' and devoted mothe`r.+_

March 11. ~ I '

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SPECIALIST ~BEATEN ,

The Case. ofa Montreal Gentleman, _t whom the Greatest Physicians Could not Bring Health, Cured by Dodd’s A

~ Kid'neyf`-Pills.

Mo1'v'rn1rA'r., Que. Mar. 11-At 15831: l

-Denis Street, this sity, lives Mr. C. Clap -

He' summoned from New York City an

_litre Mr. Lapierre. ; ._

At; last., when very much run down, and t _

so ill that he cculd not turn in his bed, he used Dodd’s Kidney Pills. He is bet-

ter. He says;

“For years I suffered excruciating pains

I was treated by -leading physicians and specialist, one from New York City. All failed to cure me. At last, I could not

turn from one sideto the other

The first box, helped me, and I kept on. Now my kidneys rlon’t trouble me at ali.

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Dyes.

are dyes of

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Dyes that are worthless ar

dear at I `

B- -ure_ and get Diamon

8 cents per package

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is what you get when you use one of our

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made _of “S;nnita'\-y Fibre” and page white “Rudy” cotton and covered

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The Popular _ _ -

Printer &. Slalionar `

Is ‘now opened for business in the store lately occupied by the Bazaar

Co. in the Morris Block, Victoria Row where al the friends of the Bazaar Co as well as those of the Popular Printer will be made welcome

Vve have much pleasure in announcing that MISS HORYSBY will

conduct_the Stationery Department as formerly.

_Come and get a. welcome- ..J. ` |:>. ~*'T'r'iAYi...¢>r-==z

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