THE GUARDIAN,

Locni. uni EFS :frn:°:.::S.;;r°;e PERSONAL omni-

Ulng Mr J A Moons is reported as miiolil

Q THE Princess arrived in__ port Satur-y i'”P"°"°°‘° V ` ' `

REV- G-_M CAWBELL P"'°§°h°d “day evening at- 6 o’clock, bringing ar Mr. H. R. Lo_ai>LY_ returned from~8t.

yu-non RWM- yesrei-day mo ning and heavy nelgm John Saturday night _

FOR at Cuerrv Valley in the afternoon. A MB M_ ,Bm¢»;-, of btliehSummerside

. - - _ _ I _ r R _ Wu. D. B on. H rf . as emu vassiwseiiser yt s mil ANY gui’ with good education’ wh.° a paiienger by tlies Princeslsl Siturvday chi S“t°“1'd°~Y night- i _ inpa- 3 desires a situation should apply at this r . H . th St 1 Mr D 1 Rm, Dr Bnnclmp of Sackviue wen

)[»s~i Van Stone our new milliner Hi t _ ' :°V°“1°E- *Els 9 gm’ 0 - ~ .ed tl; bod. "1 . wood ack '

d elsonalj T ° ce” °“°° - Schurman. King Square. I; bg d°° 15U_P‘P1g» vanish »N _

\tf°°“‘ “H _°' ers P Y' ry rotoria Colonist A ril som °y°“ ’ “Y "‘°"“”5 ““ ° 3 MISS l ri" b~°“e_f°" your new gag 83,1351: Vpeters EX_p,.Pmie,.Pp_ E_ L_ MR. J. D. REID has received a letter Mn, D, A. Molmop who has been at-

CHW? i” U* hlghly “comme” e yséd ihrou h 'the country t0_day on from his son Percy Reid. who is about tending Prince of Wales College haste

gd Will Plea” You' gi-is t is Coast _ sixteen miles from Dawson City, deveT- r turned t0 his lwms in New L°Ud°“°_ Mr-

TRY is return 0 ` oping aclaim on tha Yukon. Theleiterr McLeod intends going to Mlnit0bB' in

& Tris Presbytery of P. E. Island meets tis dated March 14th, and was six weeks _"h° “ii” f“°‘“'°»

° in St, James’ Church to-morrow (TuoS- in reaching Charlottetown. He speaks. .__¢._.___ A.

FOR day). In the evening at 7 30 a public of receiving a letter from Mr. Hood

, '-‘ gif" ' ill b h ld. at which Messrs dated Ja nary 80th, on March 13th, a

in Bi-“"9 lletjflrilrtieunvd Rosdawill be licensed- was surrtirised at the short time it toiik pp / ----'

We have recplrml and Opened a ALL bo s connected with the Ba tist lto reach Dawson' H6 Says he had not Saturda _QUEEN HOTEL. andTrac

1,;-ge choice new stock of rich black - '_)" tl t 3 t ,l~felt the cold any more than hc had on _ _ y 6. Geo.E.Bakar.Gr -

5, Broadcloths, costumes, plain °°“g1`°<‘-§”"’°“ *Ee liigten by rfqlzff e ° P. E. Island, although the therniometerl H<i1§¢;Mrs.F. Simpson,Brantford Ont;

md fancy dress goods the very latest. ;1€,'i‘2,t ag the V831? (lo ofclogt (ig ranged from ‘70 to 40 degrees below »q'1“d'~y. _7-_-James St. Moore. will be happy to show them go y0u_ _ _B 'les “E B U‘ S. ,_ of B’ , zero, owing tothe dr_vness_ of the air. l Eld0ll; Milla M0010. <10-

Jom m L 6 °r==3“'m 'On 8' 058 Mr. Reid is in partnership with a HOTEL [)AV|ES_

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FOR

ladies’ Latest Banos

Our mantle room contains a per-

sonally select-ed stock of newest styles m Capes. Drop in and see them, they

gg marked low.

TRY

WEEKQR so co.

BLUUSES

WEEKS & CO.

Kiu Fllluvns I

The newest colorings in Clasp and

lacing. Don’t forget our 8'2c bargain

$1.25 to $1,530 per pair. Real Kid.

MEN TRY

Fi CO.

Your Furnishings

We can save you cash on every pur-

yon want in your line. See our 4 ply collars at 2 for '25c. cuffs at

apair worth 3Oc. Kid gloves,shirts,

braces. We buy these goods

and sell them cheap.

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for your dry goods. We have the

and will please you in the

Wholesale und Retail

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That we have lots of goods

All of best quality and prices to suit.

D. s1'EwAi=_'r,=

ECLIPSE BA ERY, 3-

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To Let You Kuul

today.

Telephone, 98

Lefurgeys recital is to be held on

addition to a very rine list of selections by Miss Lefurgey, there will be musical numbers contributed by Prof, Watts. Mrs. Watts. Miss Earle, Mr. Chas. Earle, and Miss Hettie Collings.

Ri-:v. D. B. MCLEOD was confined to

the house by a severe cold yesterday and was unable to conduct the services in Zion church. The morning service was taken by Rev. D. McNeill, and the evening service by Rev. T. F. Fuller- ton Mr T C James occupied the

d d nd hundreds to select ' _’ ' '

hoglunili ssiztes, We are sure to pleaSe~ pulpit in St. James church yesterday

evening.

Trai-3 Herald, Fredericton, of May 6th

says: Andrew Dunlap of Middle Haines- ville, nas purchased from John Rich- ards, of Summsrside, P. E. I., the handsome draft stallion, Woodburn. The animal arrived here by boat Wed- nesday and is now at Long’s hotel stables. Woodburn is a pure bred Clydesdale. stands 17 bands high and weighs when in condition 1850 pounds He is one of .he heaviest as well as one of the best bred horses ever brought to the province.

AT the First Methodist Church yester-

day morning Rev. Gr. F. Dawson,of Cornwall, preached a very forcible sermon, taking for his text lst Cor.. 6-20. In the evening Rev. G. M. Campbell, after the usual discourse, made special reference to the death of the late Judge Alley, remarking that numbers of people at the church doors where he had ohiciated in the morning and afternoon, had received the news of his death with tears. He recalled the fact that precisely two years ago the Judge was received into membership in the church, and partook of his drst com- munion. At the close of the service Prof. Vgatts played the Dead March.

THE -morning service in St. James’

Church yesterday was somewhat of a memorial service. occasioned by the sad intelligence lately received, announcing the death of Rev. Dr. Thos. Duncan, who, for twenty years, ministered to the spiritual wants of St. James’ con- gregation. Rev. T. F. Fullerton, the present pastor, preached from the words, "He being dead yet speaketh,” taken from Heb. 11:4. The sermon was a masterly effort, and one that will long be remembered by the members of St. James’, many beingdeeply affected bythe 'tender and loving reference io the life and work of the deceased clergy- man. As a fitting close to the impres- sive service the organist' played Bee- t|hoven’s beautiful funeral march.

To Cure Headache ui ten minutes' use

Comfort Headache Powders. I0ct¢.

L0sT.-On Saturday afternoon, between

Pownal Street and the residence of the l.w Judge Alley, a pair of gold-rimmed glasses. with chain attached. Finder please leiv.-. at the GUARDIAN Otllce. May S-tf

Thursday evening, 18th inst. lui

Tm; Guaitpiau would gl-idly give

more space than can be given this morning to two sermons of much more than ordinary interest and impressive- ness preached in Grace Church yester- day by Rev. William Dobson of Hali- fax. Many from other congregations joined with the regular attendants filled every available seat. The morning: sermon was founded on John 17:3,l ‘-And this is life eternal that they might know Thee, the only true God and Jesus Christ Whom Thou hast sent,” coupled with the central thought in Genesis 1:25-31 “So God created man in His own image,” &c. The evening discourse was from Johnl

and Jesus in the midst.”

Osi1‘UAnr.-- The pioneers of our

church, the strong, brave, gocd men. who bore the heat and burden of the day from the past generations are grad- ually being gathered to their fathers, but their memories will long be held in loving remembrance. Prominent among those whose life was associated with the growth of Presbyterianism in Richmond Bay congregation. East and West, for the past half a cenrury was Alexander Ramsay, who departed this life, at his home, 'Ivne Valley, on we r, 25th inst . at the advanced age of 93° years. Blessed with a strong consti- tution which he consecrated to the ser- vice of the Master, he retained his vig- or of body and mind to _an iinusu ily r advanced period of life. His father emigrated from Kantire, Scotland, to Malpeqne. After remaining mere ’ a while he went to the Un t d :5tlt_s and served in the Revolutionary war. At its close he returned to the Island, got married and settled at Cape. Lot 16, Mrs Gordon, the_inot.ier of the two Missionaries whose blood was sued on Eromanga was his daughter,a sister of the deceased. During the pastorate of.

couver C. C.) aboui‘50'years§ago 4 he , was ordained to the oiiice cf Ruling Elder at Lot 14 church, ind retained that position in Richmond Bay Westr after the division uf the con gregation into East and West. He,with a number i residing in the west part ot tha congre- gation on account ot the distance io tae church at Lot 14. deemed it advisable to build a meeting house at Tyne Valley. Their wise selection of ine site and 1

ianisrn can justly be appreca ed and ad- mired by those who remember ihe littlc band who began to bull-.l and the _

large congregation who now worship _ ‘within its walls. His worihy partner in life proceeded him some yours ag », but his four sons and four daughter; all survive him. Trury a good man his cea~ed frm his labors and has fallen asleep.

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19:18. “Where they crucified Him and r _ __ two others with Him, on onhersids one ON Saturaav evening the fins) 1°-

tne Rev. J. M. McLeod (now tf Van-‘~

their faith rn me fume .f Pr. any o -f

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Leek. do , C. S. Colt, Montreal, B. A. Trites. Sackville; Miss Sinclair, Sum- merside; R. L. Savage, Fredericton; J. R. Robertson, Montreal; J. M. Hamilton. Toronto; G. H. Ansley, do; A. J. B',rue, Montreal; L. A. Doherty. Toronto; M.. E. Botterell, _ Montreal; H. Bonrque,Moncton; Mr. and Mrs. G. P. McLauchlin,Montreal.

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THE Dominion cruiser Osprey. iS

in port.

THE Railway News of May 3rd says:

Wiliam Driscoll, brother of M. P.Dris- col, of the P. E. Island Railwa,»,Free-~ stone died last week at Cape Trrverse, P. E. I., at the age of 34 years.

hearsal of ~-A Bogus Widow” was given. The play is in three acts and has many funny situations which are exceedingly. well taken, It is well staged, with st.iking costumes, and judging by the smoothness with which the various characters were taken a highly success- ful performance is assured the public on Tuessday next.

Train Boston Traveller of May 3rd.

announces that Rev. J. Wadman, of Vicoria, P. E. Island. will lecture on J span in the vestry of ihe North-Avenue Congregational Church, Cambridge Mass.. on Thursday, May 11.. Mr. Wadman will soon return to missionary workin Japan. The proceeds of the ' lecture will be placed in the treasury of the Cambridge Women"s Christian Temperance Unicu. ' '

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@Packing

Furs C r

Use lots of moth balls, napthaline, or camphor, and you need not fear »

moths.

We have,

lull Bills, 5°. = `=>°== llirrihllu. (a some i>°\'d°r)

l5c.apound __ ' _ _ ticular. (PW sum) $ »°° ° ; pound Insect Pillar. (extra ewes) .- 60c. a pound.

£36

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Hakes Best 'heat

enuine French Maccaroni in

no no s.

Water Ice Wafers for 5 o'clock

Wethey’s Mince meat in 15 cent

packages.

Pure Clover Honey in 20 and 2-5c.

Pure Gold” J elly Powder, in l0c.

packages. Opal Salt for Siftetér guaranteed

wont cake

Canned Shrimps from the i‘ulf of

Mexico.

Brookes “Monkey” Soap in l0c.

llb

Simcoe Peaches in glass jars, Extra.

Heavy Syrup.

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Here you’ll find- the largest assortment of pretty goods that has ever been shown in this store. The best goods have been gathered from two continents and the biggest bargains that ready cash ` can buy- '

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Tow-_l°LETl unii>.Luruuiniii’shuiuiuu our nouns sinnn. 1' J A -

Acouifortable dwellin house situated on -_ i P

fheconer of_Pownal andGraft.oii Street'-S. at _ V -W iresertoooupiea i>yw.r. 'riamiu-sii,ii:eq. Pos _ 9 j -»~ re - .SENTNER ivi¢|.Eon cc *'=rr`if "° P°-i~7'~1‘ii‘?¥'°’~ e r ,r . r "l Lonboiri nous:

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This is the Store that sets th pace. ' ' _

When you want the new-

est things you’l1 get them here. :When you want the lowest Prigeg y0u’ll géli UIIBID here. 2 When you want the biggest bargain you’ll yet it here. »

When you want good at-

tention you’ll get ii. here.

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Oni Sailors are made by the same

gent eman om .incouvei an ' , , _

CO he has decided to remain in thatcounir lllay 6"°F`_W` Lawsw' bt’ J°hn_’ John eo le Who make men 3 11858 8 d

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the same way Th y have every nice little detail of finish tha

man s hat has They have a great

deal more “style” than ordmary mi linery shop Sailors The variety cludes the styles that are proving popular in London and New York

this season Our prices are a good deal lower for hatter made sailors

than you would expect to pay any

- whore.

Fas) Work ---i=oR--

aLides or Gents

N0 CANIVASSING

Smart People Gan

Our big clearing sale of has been a

scores of Charlottetown shrewdest shoppers. As our WHOLE be sold, we have put our prices away down, so that any person Furniture simply can’t help buying HERE.

Remember the more you Buy,

The more Honey you

Big Sale 'I !

Good Furniture ' ! 1

Tremendous lliscamtc GDME ANI) SEE

Jopu NE

We are Fully to round

for the Spring T

with the finest line of English Irish Scotch and Canadian Cloths in nge, Overcoatings, Trouserings, ever placed before the people of P E. I-

Order your Spring Outfit now before the rush commences, becidcl, JO

’ Ill Ile rlmotisodu'

Hori-

will have first choice

Gentlemen s Furnis ng pa White and Fancy Underwear, Sweaters, Ath etic Goods H

Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Neckwear, Collars, Cuffs, Notions, etc

prgon 8:. McLe

__ af$3I\d

lflicn given theflrst day of A ril next. &

_ 4 c , .:fs2.3‘=~r;~t.

"i We have just received our new stock