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15'-if 4’ Y
Years ioi1uger_
,_ , i, Mrs. \Valter
Tw’ oiivgiven Sound, Oiit. Scott after “Sing DO_lllS ‘ says -- ' l
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l.i:i~Ti'ni-I in Zion Chnrcli to-night.
'l`iii~: first fresh herring to be caught this
scusoii in Cascuinpeque Harbor were on
I\l(lll€y P11 5° Friday lust brought in by Mr. Janics Rich-
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-ell s-iiil Klint people are only
,|35 they ;0;ii,`e_i`n p iiii 'ind sulleri 1 il* ‘” Gum... f.~.~i om ii init- \~ fllkclhf £119 man or v. Oman adi aiiced #h&"»hb O “nt a` a youth
’§9f’°‘sm?n;h,.,ng`ili<- gray hairs and @°iS‘i:i breakn np the health like kid
ek! Bm_La,,heq_ headaches, limb
ngnnd other miseries due to
ns h
“WMD n ` ._
yd _ ` ` _ - ' ~it
I nonlatingin the system ia “Shl- .nated by the kidneys--these are p‘_\l¢li\\\lth&t ten on thc system and bring *www its time. i K* sun-ei-ing from any kidney `
5;. diseases should not hesitate to 1
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¢D°*‘i‘s°:;:?n; like theni for takingthe *Lupin out ofthe back, curing every é d kidney ailment and restoring th
”h”i¢ii nnd animation of youth. é water Scott of Owen Sound, Ont., , mkmr she wrote recently, speaks of hi. Kidney Pills as follows: °‘I must gfggpinns Kidney l-‘il`s are a grand '7 _ They are a positive cure fo dim: md make a person feel ten years , » innn they re. They have done!
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‘gig no and Isholl highly' l'9°0_mmeUd aid are about to leave for Sydney, C. B.
.-N ,ny one I hear complaining of
or-kidney trouble "
“D”-, Kidney Pills are. being shame-
, painting. Orders solicited. Studio at re
ards.
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` S. O. E.~Regular, meeting of lodge
Prince Elward to~niglit. Full attend:i.nce ` requested. f
A1' the police court yesterday forenoon,
\Villiain Gass, n. countryman, was fined
' $2 or 10 days.
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Tris roads about Xlberton are quite d
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but ii,,.0ugi,0ut the Country they are Yns1'EaDAYMr. T. A. McLean shippeda
said to be ina very bad condition,the lane being quite full of snow.
Cnixa PAiNri.\'G.-Miss Temple has o
window some choice exhibits in chiii
idenee of Professor \Vatts. °
Tas King`s Daughters. -The Loy
Circle of the Kiiig`s Daughters will hol an afternoon tea in St. Paul`s schoolroo on April 26th,from three till seven o'clock. Admission ten cents.
Mr. W. S. Harkins who is well know
S 33 horse power boiler to Sunimerside. The
new boiler will be placed in Messrs. Dob- son 8: Manson`s laundry.
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exhibition in Messrs Haszard and Moore`s REV' Leo and Mrs` \VmiamS will be
“At Home" to the young folks of St.
; Paul's congregation this evening between
the hours of 8 and 11. _
1 THE Dominion Coal Company of which
"A Messrs. Peake Bros., are the Charlotte-
town agents, want skilled coal miners
m and laborers by scores.
PROP. Robertson is expected to be in Truro within a few days, to open the Sir
I1 W. C. McDonald Sloyd School. The equip~
£0 Ch8l‘l0tf¢if0\V¥l theatre D0f»1‘0US has 80% ment has already arrived.-Co-operative
back to New York tomake preparations
Farmer.
for his summer visit to the provinces. It '
is expected that his engagement will b of unusual interest, and he has some sur- prises for his friends in this part of the world.-EX.
Gu-:N Mxnrix Xo'i‘i~:s.-Mr.D.McDonald
e THE funeral of the late James D. Mason
will leave the house, Richmond Street West, at 3 o`clock this afternoon for the Railway Station, then by train to Sher- wood.
left for Boston on the zum Miirca- MR- D- Howlett recently visited the
Messrs. Charles McDonald and L. McDon-
__ there he did some excellent workin paint-
residence of Mr. W. P. Colwill and while
Farmers here are busy cleaning their seed ing and PGPQNDS- The W01‘k WM 601112 in for planting. Our school is progressing Mr. How1ett’s usual style and is certainly
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rapidly under the careful management 0
a credit
,& imitated. To protect yourself se
di inllname and the trade mark
9 THE April Convocation of Dalhousie
°f run ofone mile thirteen people whoa.
9 J. A. Murphy.-There is at present in th
r
6 College, Halifax, will' be held in the
:givin Leaf are on every box. Thc_ mgiilney Pill Co.. Toronto, Ont. i
' Loizoi-ries
i
ti the 'cad roads you .gi
bounable to get to town.¢;l viii to remind you um we ggi forward a great many ar-Ia; such as Pills. Powders.=° fact everything excaptol y mail. We pr-pay and execuie orders II’
*I fusions-ololo uuousooogoolo
E- Hughes
Apothecaries H; 1'.
win; eooos ooo
M”
DOUG
'éééilfort
It is to be able to get bak- @ i"Z= °‘P9Ciul'_v Pastry and Bend which just suite the into and makes you feel S Yell and strong. That is @ the kind we bake-just ex- lctly what you want. ®
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over 60 years.Soine are as high as 90 yearn, Academy of Music today at 3_0~ci0ck_ A
some SJ, some '70 and the youngest 6).
The first football practice of the
season will be held at Victoria Park
are
showing great enthusiasm this year, the incentive being the prospect of matches
to-night. The heroes of the gridiron
with S. D. C. and New Glasgow. The
.\ew Glasgow boys have been practicing
over a week already and say they will
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give the ` Abbies" aliard run for their money on the 2-ith. They have a lot of
big' nien and are giving them lots of practice in order to make them fast. The ‘°Abbies" will have practically the same team as last year. Foley, who has been ‘
studying at Queens and incidentally
aiding to his reputation as a football layer is expected home the first of the
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eek.
Mr. Iilclntyre, Inspector of Schools con
the pup: ‘ o li y “ -Y Thursda' the lSth inst. The Juni
Miss Belle Cameron was firstfexamined Mr. Edgar Browr, teacher of Port Hil school kindly assisting in the exercises
clearly demonstrated by the large num ber of parents present. At the close th Inspector in complementing the teache
gave her a prominent place in the fron rank of her profession. He also referre to the perfect behavior of the pupil which was alike creditable to the teache
ducted the Semi-Annual Examination of self in his bedroom Xvodnosdny moi-ning_
'ls f he T H8 VJ-U9 SCh00l 011 Briggs was one of the jury in the Brain
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dcfiH‘Ul1¢HG.\1Ufl€1` fhff Hlflnaflefllf-'Ili Of signed for the act is despondcncy over
The cooperation and Support of the ters and ascii. He was born atlnoncton, home in the education of the youth was N, B_._Hn1ifaX Recorder,
é THE members of the Red Cross Society r are urged to attend the sewing meetings
on the progress made since his last visit
d U. rooms. As there isa large amount of
large number of degrees will be conferred in all the faculties, and a number of ad- dresses delivered.
MP.. J. R. Stuart, organizer of the ` Canadian Order of Foresters, who recent- - ly visited P. E. Island, is meeting _with good success through the constituency covered by this paper. He is now organiz- ing a Court of C. O. F. at Pugwash.- Truro News.
MR. T. A. McLean will to-day ship a
fifteen horse power boiler to St. Peters Bay to be placed in the factory there. Mr. )IcLean will also ship a. twenty horse power boiler to Dunk River and 2 boilers ' of 175 horse power to Sydney, C. B., to be placed in the Dominion Steel Co.`s pump- ing station. `
O. J. Baines, a prominent builder and.
' contractor of Cambridge, Mass., shot him-
trial. The only reason which can be as
» business troubles. Briggs was a member 1 of many fraternal and social organizations. - He leaves, besides his widow, two daugh-
on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons,
t; from three till six o`clock at the C. T.
S material yet to be made up, those who `I_ possibly can are requested to come and as-
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Remember that it costs bu 4 cents.
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cn EA in Pi E s @ 1
Are delicious. Everybody , ' who has used them is well satisfied.
unoucuesss Loarlsi
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I+ nor. equalled in im c vi f
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, i The large number who witnessed the ex
and the homes in which they were reared. Next came the senior department un-
` dcr the nianagement of Mr. Profit.
_received from Mrs. Boswell, of Victoria,
i °f°l5@=` in the UDD‘31` F0031 3d.l0u1`U@d to the THE twenty-iiintli annual report of the
lower one where the inorc advanced class-
es were subjected to ai _senrcliing exaniina-
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Telephone 98. _
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Eclipse Bakery.
Bakcs best bread.
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Q.09§of@;@o@@si@@is3 ' Cf?-;]§f~D!` _ DR. H. |.. Dic|(E_Y
tinge Ciinciiii Agiistiinl »+ Royal uiraon of
alilpialmic Hospital Moorfieldn, and limi Lcnd'n 'lhroat and I-lar
* _ 'Hospiu.il.l
*UNK in _ Diseases of llin Eye, Ear,
hroalli and Nose.
mi!-"amer'»n B‘.cck
ga;-i03`#-Hichniond Street west, | '“"-"9-30a.m.\o1 p.m."’-‘to4p. in.
tion and it was eviiiciit from the manner in wliicli the pupils acquitted themselves in Geometry. Algebra. Anylasis, etc., that in inuny cases Mr. Profit was layillg 3 ,Ii good foundation fora successful Univer- sity course The following prizes were
ifor geiieral efliciency, 6 class, Roy Long. Mr. Profits prize for general efllciency. 4 class, Bebe Gorie'l. Mr. Profit’s prize for punctualii y and deportment, F. - Brown, Mr. Proi"it`s prize for reg.-'iilar at- tendance, Blanche McDou,<.>;ald. Dr. A. E. Long being called upon expressed himself as being highly pleased with the whole examination, After a few remarks by the Inspector complimentary to teacher and
ii pupils the exercises were brought to a ' close by singing “God Save the Queen."-
"°l°¢° bv vmwintment. ` " ETD |`lB'r.‘:D AND Fi'r'rED Wrrn Gmssna.
p Com.
@n‘%itS».‘5ll"*"§’f2'@i""(%‘<§-..‘i`*lt._i"d D if
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Opened Saturday oui new stock of
LADIES’ and GENTS’ UMBRELLAS
.. ...IN... ..
IJVEIITIIII. BLOBII, AND ALL SILK- `
Nobby Handle and Newest Gnods.
\VATERPRO0FS
eminem
_ Our stock of Ladies’ Waterproofs is now ' _ V' complete. We keep the celebrated _
“ IDISTIINQUE ” Splendid goods and will not harden. '
weeks at o_o.
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sist. The following articles have been
3.pairs'socks, 1 cholera bandage, 2 bath towels, 2 linen towels, roll of old linen.
Halifax School forthe Blind is to hand. The inanagrers report that “tive pupils, one girl and four b iys, from the Province of Prince Edward Island are now in at- tendance. The number should be larger, and no doubt would be, were the Govern- ment and Legislature of Prince Edward Island to give the question of the educa.
Island to m1 no pio is o'i for the free
respec: to those who are blind, but whereas in educational matters she proudly holds the position of the banner province of Canada, it is somewliat par- adoxical that she occupies such an unen- viable position with respect to the educx- tion of her boys and girls who are depriv- ed of sight. We most respectfully recom- mend this matter to Lthe earnest and thoughtful consideration of the public spirited men and women of Prince Ed- ward Island.
The Executive of the Woinen’s Local
Council was called together at Prince of
meeting of the Council.
The committee appointed to investigate
their seciety and report- at the next .Council meeting what plans they thougha would best meet the wants of the public.
Each president was requested to report
at the May meeting the object and plans of work of their society. i
The subiect of feeble minded women
was brought before the meeting and a home for such was thought a necessity in Char- lottetown. The Council was pleased to hear that the Government would soon have one provided.
A request from the treasurer of the
National Council asking for tried and proved receipts was received. A cook book will be published under the direction of the National Council. -
Lady Davis was appointed Charlotte-
town’s representative at the Executive Meeting to be held at Ottawa in May.
Q Q House
a\\:a“<lcd‘ Rev VVII1 C D/Il1I`d0Cl1'S Prize tion of the blind the consideration towliicli
it isjustly entitled. Vfere Prince Edward @ g
education of those with sight we shouid
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not he able to question her policy with
It 'was resolved on motion that this
Council petition the City Council to have the names of the diH'erent streets care fully _ Charlottetown' _ - placed at every corner. H' L' CHIPMAN "
Avondale to night at 8. o'clock. Pay-
ff clli AND Coll N TRY NEWS. .;;.:;.§..;i;?‘;..fifi;?f..;. “£33
iness.
The window of Mr. L. W. Watson`s
drug store is attractively decorated in honor of St. George's day. The History of the Union Jack is shown and is ill- ustrated bythe crosses of St. George, St. Patrick and St. Andrews.
Caantorrnrovvx, Lawn Tennis Clubz- All members of the afore mentioned club who have friends whom they wish 'to be elected at the coming annual meeting A will kindly hand these names to the sec-
retary not later than Wednesday 25th inst. _
THE funeral of the late J. D. Mason will
take place this afternoon to Sherwood
Ceuretery by train. Rev. J. K. Fraser will .
conduct the service. The pall bearers will be J. A. Lawson, Jos. Tait, A. L. Brown, V Walter Robertson, Thos. Campbell, H. M. Davison. The Masons will attend.
Fr: on Steamer Halifax.-A fire occursed on the Plant Liner Halifax ‘ ysstcrliy While she was on her way to this port from Boston, but so quickly and quietly did Captain' Pye and his ofiizzersgo to work',to subdue it, that but few of the many passengers on board were aware that anything out of the ordinarly was happening. It was about 11.30 a. ni. when one of the engin- eers observed smoke issuing from the ventilators of the forehold. He at once re- ported to Chief Officer Ellis who quietly passed wordto Captain Pye, who at once ordered the hose put on and a couple of streams were sent down the veutilators. Meanwhile Mr. Ellis and Chief Stewart Noyes went below to investigate.
neath it were a number of empty lobster cases. What caused a fire to break out where it did is a mystery. A hold was r cut in the deck and the hose inserted and in a. very short time the fire was all out. V The damage to the steamer is triding, A I small quant-ity of her cargo was doubtless ` damaged by water:-Halifax Chronicle. I
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Try one can of Oak Brand Condensed
Milk and you will decide that it is better and c eaper than a. cow. Ask your grocer for it. ' 30 tf_
We are making a show of
'silks, dress goods, and millin-
ery that will do. ourselves credit; a. show that will make it worth vour while to attend '- Come Wednesday nigl'it,you will not be disappointed.- Stanley Bros. 24 1
S. A! McDonalds Prize Com- petition.
The response to Mr. S. A. McDonald’s
poetry competition was large. The prize was awarded to a gentlemen in Three Rivers. Quebec. A contributor who does not want his name mentioned
t secured second place. Mr.John J .Enman, city, was 3rd and Frank J. Pi-aught, Pownal, was fourth.
The judges were, Mr. F. Nash of the
Patriot and Mr. J. E. B. McCready of THE GUARDIAN.
The prize poem will appear to-morrow.
éieéswsi sssgas" il-isle
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successes as
23 >-
eoeasecaesaa
L lb and 2 oz of
re Carbolic sinfectant Soap
Halifax.
Saturday at noon
saussusslnnasaasaasassaa
'th
as-#sara .unseen ,
Hundreds of, pretty bile
Hundreds of uiitrimhs
hats.
The biggest stock of child ren’s milliiiery you ever HW. Will be some of the ottlli
tions on Thursday evening.
But most worthy of al
will be acplendid exhibit I
Thursday Evening' 7,30 »
to
They soon located the fire, It was on the 7 0 under part of the deck and directly be- ‘ °
commencing Hay 8th. the “Favorite” S. S. ‘°HALlFAX” s
Will leave Charlottetown for Bos-
ton every Tuesday ar. noon [Standard ~ » - cirnel calling at Hawkesbury and,
new millinery designsby our
This will ourpol! io
as well as quality elegance, anything We
anaraaaaaaasrunsnnas
have ever heretofore shown.
Come early as possible.
Doors open at 7.30.
The Milliiiery People,
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%§*&*l¥lll¢I¢||»wvvwv--
A Nice Assortment.
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WEDDING l
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Weight and Quality made just right io
Solid Silver salt spoons, mustard spoons. coffee spoons, meat fo°ks,o7\‘\U
forks. cheese scoops, childs knife, fork and spoon. _ 1
In Silver plated ware our stock is so large that we have not spoon 60 Q-
umei are a quarter of them. Cake Baskets, baking dishes. egg stands, GHG! for breakfast and dinner, tea sets, tea urns, sugar dinhel, trays, hifi.
P. S. nearly all _the best quality of plate. _ If these articles d:>n’t wearwell we mould like to know it.
E. W. rAymi.£§_,
_ for washing paint work,
cleaning sinks etc etc. fora I
mpor an
l2c. Q
worth every cent of l8c.”
Powd. Borax 15 cents pets ` ' '
P°““"~ G. DDDDD lie lla llslllallm 1 e
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Wales College, at three o’clock, Saturday .W
af;ernoon. It was followed bya general ~ D'
The agenda for the Nnfionni Connoii ____ '~ _ __ _ g__T__€ _p , The abave Companies are not connected with the P. Island Bard was read and this Council expressed its Fire Underwriters, and are not bound by tho I" IH, lhQ\‘¢¢
approval and hearty co-operation. \\ I pared to elfsca insurance at gihjljiujny fm the needs and possibilities of an Old, ` I '”"P.j J. J'- Ladies’ Home submitted its report. Each _ :____T0_ ,
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president of the affiliated societies was, , < _ ' an--t im. r_. I requested to bring the subject before
Returning will leave Boston every
. '-H.iim”=_
I Rasliray.
ina.i.ion apply to.-
W. W. CLARK, Agent.
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Passengers leaiviiig Charlottetown ii ~
Wednesday morning via Picton, make ,clone connection at Halifax with S. S
' Tifkets for sale at Stations P. E. I,
For tickets, rases and all infor-
Meetlng- 3_dJ ouyned SUPCl`lUlfBDdel!°'
_ Daily. T
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T. J. HARRIS#-GNFU"
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