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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE

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' Y ` MR. G. \\’. C.\iii~:itoN, Augustine Cove,

brought to the city yesterday two oxen,

K . each one year old,the combined weights of

which were 2286 lbs. The were urchas-

'niese are goods the people

at prices the people like.

Every one silk lined, Every one a perfect fit~

Prices: $5.35, $6.50,

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iieiiihe Aiw=\yS Busy Store. gil; Latest News of the City

and Province.

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_AM , dents Everywhere.

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Hour: made candy and lots of other

good things at the tea in Y. M. C. A. Hall tomorrow afternoon and evening.

REi‘i»:iv1-:D at Falconwood from Horace

Haszard Esq. one large parcel of papers also some tobacco and some pipes and cnndy.Maiiy thanks.

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ed by Messrs Saunders and Newsome.

Lanius are especially requested to go to

M V/ the YT. M. C. A. Hall tomorrow afternoon

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The manufacturers of Berlin, Ger- many, who are noted for the stvle,

out and finish of their ladies’ garments, furnished us with this

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and $8.95.

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_ next season's races. Mr. l\ewton Dawson » wondetofmedical science that gets down to [heh <&\_‘ __ g, “ ` _ t _‘_ _

On Men’-i Box Calf Boots-very eomfortable walk- i has his valuable mare Minnie 2.2-ii looking r foundation and builds _up gradually but surely; ~\ * e ~_ , ' ' ‘ _

mg Boon A ` fine, besides several very promising colts, l ming; Sgiialjnmllmhzed ‘md d‘5°‘“° is ' 4

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'tlfhe beauty ani power of Music are acknowledge y all. '

Show your appreciation of it’s value by having an instrument in your house for your friend and .

yourself to e 'o

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The beauty of _tone and exqusite workmanship

are suficient to sell our

tzmoo Pianos

Not to talk of the low price. Don’t buy a. piano until you call on us. make it worth your while.

A Queen St cet, /

°°d&w Conn lly’s Building.

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and select from the assortment of Child- ren's dresses hnd pinafores; and ladies' dress aprons, and kitchen aprons.

> B $ . Tmioucil an inadvertence, yesterdays

Guannian reported Councillor Tanton as voting in favor of the resolution for the dismissal of Mr. Chas. Dalziel from the

office of city surveyor. Councillor Tunton voted against the resolution.

Exrsivsivs prep;irati.>ns are being made

to accommodate all who go to the High

TAKE your tea in the Y M C A. Hall

B R I E T tomorrow afternoon at 5.36 or.la.ter. Only

‘ 25 cents including admiss_ion.

S. O. E. Vvhite Rose Degiee Lodge

Prince Edward will meet for advancement etc, at 8 o'clock tonight. Every member be on hand sharp.

MOUNTED Poison.-About a dozen extra

` good men will be accepted for the North West Mounted Police. If intending re- ` cruits will apply to Mr. J. F. Whear they will obtain all particulars. _

SPRIN orinznn No'rEs.-Mr. Benjamin

Haslam sold a fine horse a. few weeks ago for a handsome sum.-Mr. James McKay threslied some Banner oats which yielded 38 lbs to the bushel.-The school is pro- gressing nicely under the management of Herbert E. McDonald.-Union Division inet the 4th of April and the officers were duly installed as follows." W. P. Archibald McKenzie; W. A. Maud Haslum; R.S. Daniel McKay; A. R. S. Ada Haslam; F. S. William McKay; Treas, Daniel Mc- Kenzie; Chap. Matilda Haslam; Con. Ira McKay; A Con., Florence Haslam; W. S. Thomas McKay O. S. Wellington Haslam; P. VV. P. Benjamin McKenzie. This is the second oldest division of the order on

the Island. -

THE Trustees of the P. E. Island Hos-

pital passeda cordial vote of thanks to the following persons for their- hands ome donations toward the furnishing of the _ new Hospital. _ ., Mrs. Alexander McDonald, Dalvay for furnishing a private room. _ Manchester Robertson, and Allison for 1 two hat racks, writing desk, table and chairs.

» E. W. Taylor for a handsome clock.

The Faithful Circle of the Kings

:Daughters for furnishing a. private room.

_ Tap, in _Y_ M Q A_ Han wmongw awe? < The Loyal Circle of the King’s daughters I noon. Admission 10 cents. Children half i fo' mmishlng B private r°°m° I price. Tea and admission 25 cents with rf. Mrs' H°Pkn`k “nd Mrs’ Dr' Warbulmn special fates for famiheS_ for furnishing Children's Ward.

Miss Isobel Macmillan for her handsome

Rirv. E. M. Dim. has accepted the call ~donation of $250.

120 Wolfville and Lower Horton. His in- ` Mr. and Mrs. George D. Longworth, for

duction will take place on Tuesday even-9 furnishing Men's Ward,4 and also sup- iug the (10th inst.) The service will be* plyinga handsome wardrobe.

held at Wolfville Church. Rev. T. Fowler _‘, Court Mount Stephen, I. O. F., for a"

and Messrs Gandier and McKinnon will A The Ladies’ Hospital Aid Society f

assist.-Presbyterian Witness.

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will preside, Rev. E. Wallace preach, and handsome Dispensing Case. or . RS.

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t _ furnishing Women’s Ward, donating $1

lbs Two of them were one year, ten ' A W Hawk, E5 for tuning org-an

_ towards paying for range and supplying* ‘ A ui'

MR.` James Simpson, Bay View sold to qother furnishings which were much re- f Tender; gpg rgqqggtgd fgr ,building

Councillor Balls yesterday, three steers, _ - d_»_ ` _ _ _ . I _

the combined weights of which were 3315 George Davies for Ironing-'zMang1e_ Ellllleli 36ml-d8MGl18d dF€ll\l1g ll0l8U I' .bmw dl It h

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_on a lot of land overlooking Hills- 1' gnu;-_

,_ months and twenty days old each, and the »` _C "__ _ _y, q ’ _ _ _J

1 other was twenty-five months old. Mr. - I I I ' '

% ‘ simpson realized siszoofor the ion. wgm-out N¢|"V¢$ _

- ' =" ' ‘ the odice of W.C. Harris, architect or Of Skillhl lthlilu

- _ TRYON Norris.-One of our most _ _ --w'

fdpromising youths Arthur Dawson basl;-‘kl1\¢H0l.dll!hl, Basil-chel,_P&in|1n

gone to Freder icton,N B totako a course Qeoplallmol, del, lation

in Mill School as Bu er-Mr h'0l\!_l§® Panlyill.

Tremaine Dawson isabout moving into

thatveryeommodiousdwellin }housela’€'y“ ' Woman _

vacated by Alex Morrison.-Hr -John ourlyxnorr ‘late at nightmanyawomau _ , Rogerson is out again after his severe °°’n3°°dlY‘\~R“‘ 437 W°°§3f¢°fW°°k ‘nd The l°'“t or my 'Banda not

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` `iplace.-Capt. Farrow has gone to Capel Little wonder §that the nerves are :hat

marks this season.

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erwliichhe lu kily secured lately --Mr , _f-Q .,,f$~ S Z-5A X Q, "$ William Sherrin hasthat very Dromisinlr ` I \¢'~`~`=" T`*"‘¢"i "‘ "`;"“‘ sw' `/'

m colt Jess which can paces. 30 clip without ,V m gh

la dmbt. and will show up at the front _.M ~," _

3 .;_ »\\ _ _ "."._ , this summer There are several other é) of ea" mme of erfecmon’ _E _

I ._ com hen? which Wm make some lowis you will find inp anything 'i _ _

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Sydneyto engage in the contracting bnsi-_ H., mohuwmm round ov" .ml ova _

*Breton to takecharge of his vessel which A -tered,_!he_ Syd-em`run down, and the W'

¢ _ has been laid up there for the winter.-fr “°k°d bi and {'1‘tu;uw°3d:;

g-` A grand entertainment was held in the~,` dm* uw *cha* _ ‘ses .we nc -° '

For Helfs Box Calf Goodyear Welt Boots. N0 Pschool house on March 31st. An excellent" g%°;2 kr.'&,ég :& §¢§ut;_‘ P '_' _ _ I g __ I I Mi _

be%r value to be had for the money. ",pi-ogram was rendered. Special mention* “deg 5* ,kin 'becames page and ggllgw, ’ ‘ “ i `

should be made the vocal solo' and the thin, weak and worn out. (\ I I I “ ‘

ness; he has the good wishes of this- 53.5,

_ b°<ly rendered by Mr- John Foy- A Snug Sum; 'ro wma diese ailments and in renew ms was realized at the door.-The horsemeif _ vililililg' 0f_ll¢ U00! 2 1'€i¢°f=t§\V¢k|n5o“°°§S5:1;YA ~ ° - t no ter res ora ive wn 0

H8a|s of this place are fitting up their horses for i :gan ‘5Cha§':° Nerve Food' It is a new _

New Boots arriving daily. two of which he has already entered in .i Dt Chas” rim” Foodh pm “pin pm forma ~ \ ,_ __ ` _ . _ _

_ _ ,the futurity races to take place th1S _md if taken regularly according to directions, ( " _

$8-OO .A PAIR- _ summer-_ Mr. Frank Warren has his viii posiuveiy and_P¢fman¢m\i' Cm ‘hc ‘“°“ ‘ hféhh ' 1 5

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speedy pacing horse Northwind looking` serious nervous disorders of men, women and fine an n ver was in er s ape an at am Bam & Ca 1-ammo Book h.e¢_ 53

“”‘”°' ,at the store of W. W. ‘Wellnein Ten-

” Mu, dong Fmm/by noon of Aprl 18th.

borough Square. Plans may be seen at 157°". me ' In" it

be ue sosocirloltor

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skillful and mation so all nuts

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p esent, besides his trotting horse Strung - - *-

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T ` d __ _ . ben; h th _,children 5oc. abox at all dealers. or Edman

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When you get tired of a and Tel in _ 1

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head, drop in at the acme

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ii twill hold their Annual Fancy Fair 43 hm

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St. James’ Church ,a mai?" °"°`”

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ohssworli. What we dll

" last season wo’ll do HI

mrhshsvoyoutwillls

Tea from 5 to 8 o’clock. Admission 10 cents. i

" Also Shredded Codlish in tins, - Kippered Herring,

Sauce,

Canned Finnan Haddies,

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_' 1 Canned ?lmon, (New Brnnswick,)

Canned callops 'and Clams, Canned Shrimps, _ French Sardines, etc. '

t ' GROCERS.

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We have some very nice BONE-` nes J

_ LESS CODFISH. It is much nicer " than the ordinary Boneless Fish.

Kippered Herring in Toinato

` Canned Lobster in § and 1 ib tins, _ Canned Salmon, (British Colum-

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B3? Repair Shop.

Tea Tickets 25 cents. ,‘h_

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In sorting up before stoch- taklng we came across some odd lines whichwe will clear out at greatly reduced prices, vim- lloek'Turtle Soupdarge tins,

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1 Always Busy ?

Heintz mince meat (tin)

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I Chrisiie’s’."1inger wafter, ro- _ ‘. ‘ ' l

duced from 30c. to 20(3-

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Evap. Peaches from 20c. to _V

l5c- pkg- , ' t

Pettijohn’s Rest from l5o io

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