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GUARDIAN.

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l,.oads "of Kindling

Wood _

We have Kindling Wood

and in blocks. All good,

clean and' dry. ‘

Order a load today and

save yourself a lot of trouble

breaking up old boards with that old axe.

l.Pll}KllRl] & Gil.

Coal Dealer Phone 200 Ch’town

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Watches Repaired

We repair all kinds of

gatches, Clocks, Jewelry

Our charges are moderate Our work is the yery best.

_Avoiii in inn iionis

'by ordering your drugs and druggists sundries by mall from us. We ,make a specialty of send- ing

DRUGS by MAIL

all orders receive our most careful attention and forwarded to you by return mail. A trial order will convince you that we can save you time and money by purchasing your drugs from us by mail.

Free Delivery-we

prepay. postage to any oiiice within [twenty miles [of Charlottetown. Address all orders to

Geo. E. Hughes

‘ ` “The People's Druggist"

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VICTORIA.

W. ll. Prowsc, Murray llarbor; A.

G. Watson, llalifax; II. ld. l’u.lns, E. I.. i'hilIips. Halifax; E. G. Aincy, J. F. Syininton. Il. R. llnlo, A_ W. Cook, M. llurrct, Montreal; W. I.. Poole, J. Il. Mcliityrc, Montague; J. F. Stcrns, Souirii; A. (3. Rogers, J. W. (lnlliiock

C. W. Patterso

Cor. Great George and Grafton Sts.

Suniniersidc; .l. A. Johnson. Ciius. Ilnltou. 'l‘ii:nisli: Jnnios McGrath, Tig- iiish; N. l’. Poirier. Moncton; II. S. iViartiii, S. V. Veniiing, A. M. Knox, Toronto; 1.. ll. liugan, B. M. Beck- with, Montreal; W. P. Walsh, St. John.

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The Olive Oil you get here is m de from

Pure

hand-picked fully ripe olives, from the oldest trees in the oldest orchards of Europe-'

where Olives reach their highest state of

Olive perfection.

For table, personal use or medicinal purposes

its the purest-and the best.

Gil '

McKinnon Drug Co.

_ C irner Great George and Kr-ut Strain.

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honest manufacturer. W :'-~'-..-'-:'~':-'_s

establish such a reputation _and believe our old friends will say that we have never disappouited them. Hickey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not. only our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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Kldlls- Pfiizles

rl This store has always been recognized as'the\\

l`oi:uatoes V ' l’ei\cl|t~s pea, * I‘cnrs gum I’lunis

' headquarters_foi_' all that_is new and nice in fresh The Qqaligy D;-ugstm-¢

fruits. If it’s fruit, it’s here in season, l Cor, Prince & Kent_S¢g_ ,

We have now a splendid l_ine of the famous ,“Sun Kist”

Oranges-all sizes, at all prices. You couldnt wis_li for bigger or better grape fruits than we are now showing- the prices are right. A nice assortment of Prunes arc shown at 10, 12 and Mc, Peaches 16c, Apricots at 20c, and

Avaporated Apples at 15c a pound.

Some Carefully Selected Canned; Goods

Select your canned goods from this list and you are

assured of getting the very best and fresheséfiossible. We use the_utmost care in selecting our cann goods-thus weoffer only brands that have provenltheir merit. Yo_u ll ‘ ‘ ppreciate this if you come here for your canned supplies.

VEGETABLES FRUITB -i ‘

Wax Beans Piiieavvlv

&\ Agpgragug Cl\0l‘l'l€B

Lima Beans Al>\‘lC0l~9

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- Sulinoii

Lobster

I-lorring ‘ I~‘innan linddlo Clams

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Scallops Sardlnes Oysters Shrlmps

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IT PAYS £0 bil! lil lllll Ptovlnel.

ATTETION is directed i.o the ad

of the Royal Investment Exchsnge.--

9501

TODAY’S TEA-Lobster and Chick-

en Salad, Cake and Pastry, at the tea in the Y. M. C. A. today. 9499

TRYON BAPTl8T.-- The order of

7 o‘cloek.

THANKS - Mr. A. S. liewitt

and Mrs. McKenna, wish to sincerely _thunk their very many friends for their kindness and tender synipalliy in their late and lnirenveniciil. 0505.

puud on Sunday next will be coii~ ducted by the llcctor Rev. W. Dcathc and will be as follows lil the niorning ut 11 u. ni., and evening ut 7 p. ni.

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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT --

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ilyde, of 138 Lansdowne Avenue, Winnipeg. i`ornier~ ly of North River. l’. E. I., announce the ciigugenieiit of their daughter liutherine Fuller, to Dr. F. M. lrwiii, of this city. The wedding will take pliicc May 1.

THE MAILS - Eighty--five bugs

of inail were received in Charlotte- town, yesterday by the Mliito. Today the inuil will be taken noross by the Cupes. with the exception of the Nova Scotia mail which will be take" over by the Minto. A spccinl trnlii left, t',harlottc-towwn Inst. cvcnini: at 8.45 l`or Cape Traverse. 'i`hc Stnnloy will have no intill today.

THE STEAMERS - 'i`l|c Minto

succeeded in getting to Uiiariotictowii _yesterday t'or thc first Iline this sou- son, reaching lici'c at 12./I5. Sho ha»i 76 tons ol' mirgo, S5 bags ot' inull and 12:5 passengers. The Stiinlcy iioclicd nt l’ictou nt 10.05 with lilo tons of freight, 30 bags of mall and 25 pas- sengers. She will leave Picton this niorning for Georgetown.

KINGSTON STAR -Kingston Star

Ilivisioii is in it Ilourisliiiig condition having installed quite it i'c\v new nioin- ` bcrs rccciitly ut the last. rcgului' incct- iiig the oiiict-rs wt-re installed i`or tht- ensuiiig quarter its follows:--W. I'.»- Charles Paul. W. A.-liolu Barrett.. It. S.-Goulding Ilnrrett. A. It. S.- Eric l\‘IcI»‘ndygt-ii. l~`. S.-George Kit- sor. ’I`rons.-George (7i'uwys_ (lliitp. *Ethel Cruwys. (ion.-ltayinoiiil (lruwys. A. (?,-Elinor \'ounker_ I. S.-ltuy l!ai'rctt. i’. \\'. I’.-Cecil Stewart. Alter the business was all attended to the following program was thcn i't-ndcrcd: ltcizilnlion. lllrrii-, Mc- lfnilygiiii. Sona. ituyinond tlruwys. ltccil,nl.ioi\, Itay llnrrott, cncorctl. Ilcudiiig I)crril White, cnt-orcil. Read- ing, Wilson Stewart. ltccitation. Mil- lor llenilcrsun. Song, \\/iitsoii Ilnrter. The inet-tiiig wus then brouglit to u close in Ilio usunl inuiiiii-r.

::l"islilng ’l‘uc|tlc-thc Linn- is licre

when you .should be looking ovcr your geur to get it in good order for the l season. We have our new stock opened up and ready for inspection.- We carry everything you may require and give special attention to repair work. E. A. Foster, Cenrtzil Drug- store. ‘

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PARCEL BOY WANTED-A

Good Smart Boy. Apply im-

mediately to Johnson 81 Johnson.

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‘ We Are Not Crowing]

Just Growing

Our trade is constantly ex-

tending. Orders come to us t'roin rural residents and our city busi- ness grows. in I`in;I._ we urc't‘u.v- oiired with thc patronage ol' ii. large share of the particuiiiri drug buyers of this city und the

surrounding country.

'I`ho reason l`or this putronage -

is undoubtedly duo Io thc euro wiiicii we tukc in scloctiiig goods and in serving customers. livorytliiiig supplied to our trnde is oi' right uuuilty und rightly

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if those inducenit-nts count

for unytliiiig with yon~~ wo should like to bc your regular

druggists. 4

"ONCE A CUSTOMER, AL~ WAYS ONE”

_ .lohnson.& Johnson

r Dependable Drugs

Superior Supplies For The Sick Room

\Vc`havc cvcrylhiiig you

could wish for in right up-to- date supplies for the sick room. Anything niid.cvory- thing that will nllovluto the suflerliigof the patient, pru- vent tho spread of ilii-se-.iso gorins and lighten thc labor of the nurse.

This line was selected with

the utinost_cure,_it is cum- plete in every respect--there is nothing missing. Call and select the articles you want. the quality is the best and the prices are sure to please you.

The Two Macs

` 140 Gi-est George Street. I

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TODAY'S .TEA.- Pntronize llw

Grace Church ilvc o’clock tea in thc Y. M. C. A. today. - 9499.

VERNON RIVER SCHOOL- Tho

names of those who ranked highest in their respective' grades st the euu of Marc-h are as follows: Grade VII.-- 1, Helen Hayden; 2, Margaret Collins. Grade VI.-1. Tiltts Collins; 2, Myrtle lI.oi»";; 3, George Tweedy; 4, Lauru

Services on Sunday next will bc West- Brothers. Grade V.- 1, Minnie Wea-I inoreland 10.30; Tryon 2.30; ' Albuny tlierble and Frank Collins tequal); 2, ,l

Raymond Vanlderstine; 3, Alexander McDonald; 4, Florence McNeill. Grade IV.-1, Jennie Wood; 2,Clareuce Wood Grade I1l.- 1, Willard Wood; 2, Jennie Lea.

GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB-'l`hc

young ladies oi' Tryon have organized

CRAPAUD-SERVICE.- The servlc- ai society which has been named the

cs in the ,Clinrcli of Eiiglziiid at (7rn~ "Girls' Athletic Club.” Tile purpose

of this club is io proinole social inter- course ninong the young people and to iinprovc thein physically. A class in pliysicul training begins ut once and during the suninior niontlis the girls intend to niukc tlieniselvos oftlcient in swlniniing, tennis, basket ball, etc.. A capable staff oi’ officers has been appointed. All girls over ilfteen will bc admitted to the club.-U.

NEW PASTOR ARRlVES.-- 'l`lic

ltev Williuin Deatlic, recently roc- ior oi' the Guysboro' and Maiiciicstcr piirlsli. Nova Scotia, luis arrived on P. E. Island to take charge of tho piirislies of (lrapnud and Springfield, und will hold his first .service in St. Jolin's Church, Crapnud, Sunday, April 18th at ll a. in. llev. Mr. Dcuthc, is ni~¢-oiiipiuiicil by his wlfc und two oliildrcn, Erin-.st :ind ltuby. llolli Mr. :ind Mrs. I)ct1ll|<i nrt: natives ol' Ilnblin, Ireland. iiiid moved out to this country about I`oui° iuiii at half yeiiiws ago. -V.

ISLAND LADY DEAD ~~- Word has

been rcrciveii- of thc dcuth at Arm~ strong, il. f‘,., on April tith, ol' Mrs. Urn W. iiiniizer, daughter oi' thc lalc Lcslic Willianis of this city. aged 46 yours. The deceased formerly resided lil Charlottetown where she received hor education, and litter lived in Monc- ton, N. li., for ti nuinbci' ot’ yearn orc she rclpovod to the \\'csl. She leaves t.o nioiirn, livsiiics :i sorrowlng hus- lnind, four clilldrcn. Williain and Ar- Lliur ni. thc l<‘roiiI, Mrs. ldlinor llarry ol' Scdgowicli, Alta., and lloroiiiy :il lioiuc. (Moncton papers ploiiso <:opy.l

VICTORIA NOTES.- A couple ol'

thc cinployees oi' the Island 'i`clcplionc (‘o., were in \"l<~iorin larsl week iii- stnlling a privnto phono in the itesi- dt-iici-. oi' Mr. E. Boswell.- Mrs. l<}.ll. Wright is speiiding at |'cw days in Siniiiiicrside on ii visit to hor dangli- ters, Mrs, ll. 'l`. llolinan and Mrs. .iuiiics l’i‘li.<:liurtl.- Mr. l{t:’tll Boswell :spoilt ai few hours visiting iii llunip- ton on Monday lust.--'i`lie lobster iislicrincii nrc busily cnguged in got- ting their boats und nets rcpulrivd, ri>nd_\' for the liorriiig lisliing whiirii will iw coiiiiii<:iii»i-il as soon :is tlir Straits l>i-sonic cliiiiri,-d oi` ici-_ 'l`hoii' siiccoss iii the lobster ilsiiliili lzirl-'.cly dcponds pn their getting it good sup~ ply oi' licrriiig i'or buit.~\'.

INSTRUCTIVE MEETING. - .-‘\

very plessailt and interesting inect- ing was hold in East Wiltshire School- house on Tuesday, April Gln. Mr. Clark of the Expt-riniontui Fsrni, notwitlistnnding the very bud condi- tion of the ronds was present and gave the ladies a very instructive les- son on Flower Cultivation, keeping of lawns, also vegetable raising. At tlrc closc ol' his lecture he gave n. cordial invitation to the Indies of thc liistl- tute also teachers and scholars to spoiid ii day at the Experimental Farm this coining suinnicr_ A hearty vote ol' thanks was teiitiorod Mr. Clark and the ladies will always give lilin a-_ corillul welcoinc 'to their liis‘.~_tu~.c Meetiiigs.

WEDDING BELLS.- The followiiii;

from the ilallfax Chronicle will be of interest to the brides friends in P. E. I. A pretty wedding was celebrated ut noon Monday, April 5th at the hoine of Mr. and Mrs. It. Bligh, Luke- vilie, Kings Co., when their second daugiiter (llnrissn. was married to Keith Burrell Ewan. Manager of the Bank ot` Nova'Scotla, Fatninngouclic, N. S., son ot' the late G. N. Ewan of Yarmouth. The house was profusely Alex-oraicd with dnflodels and cur- nutloiis. ilic cerolnoiiy being perforin~ cd under nn urch ot' spring 'flowers and siiillnx. The oillclating clcrgyinnii was Itev. W. K.-Spencer. >'l`lic bride, who wus given away Ii,v._l|ef‘ fallivr, wore is lruvolllog suit ol_` browii brond~ cloth with lint oi' sand oolor straw. trlniincd with variegcatcs roses. Both bride und groom were uiiattended./i`Iio large nuinhcr ol` gifts roccived tc.~i`tlf\~ oil to the popularity of the bride.-llx Clironlcli-._

WEBSTEHS CORNER AND VICIN-

1TY.- Tho inuil courier. Mr. Begun is proving it great sntistactloii to the public by delivering the innil dull); notivitlisiniiding the iinpnssnble‘ state oi’ the roads.- ,Quite it nuinhcr of young people attended the piuy “Join- ul1's tfourtsliip", in ’I`rul=u<llo Ilull Easter Mondiiy night, "Although liko Tipperary" it wus a long wny to go by the route they wonl..- Mr. iiiid Mrs. ll. A. MacKenzie, City, and Miss Mary .(,'uinniisk£‘y. student. Notre Dunio Academy spent Easter here with thc |uttor`s parents, lion. .I. Il. und Mrs. (liiiiinilskcy.-- 'I`Iu» nniny friends ol' Mr. Diiiiiiuii lIuil`y will bo pleitsctl to liciir that he has recovered from his llliit-.ss in tho Charlottetown ilospltiil und ls nblo to be out again.- Mcssrs l-‘roiik iiiighcs und Artic Gnr~ land were lliv guests oi' Mr. John Whour, Scott-lifort recently. 'i`h|-_ Ice is bcirliiiilng lo ovuporhto In thc East River ninl the arrival oi’ the S. S. Iliirlnnd and hor obllging Captain and crew are anticipated in thu near ful- ui:o.- Messrs Ilugh L. and Patrick Cuiiiiiilskey spent Easter in Fort Augustus.

WEDDING BELL8.- A very pretty

wedding was solomnized at the homo of Mr. Miller Fyfo of Stanley Brlrlize. on \Vcdnesday. March 17th, when his

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sister, tllirisiciic lit-llc.was united in innrrisge to Mr. W. Preston MacLeod ot' Park Corner, ltev. L.I,t-ard oiiiciui- ing. 'i`ho liritic looked charining in ii _ dress of silk du chcnc, with veil and orange blossoiiis, as she entered the parlor on the :irin of her brother, to the sweet strains ol' the Weddiiig llcll March, played by Miss Jessie Mac- Kay. Tho bride wns attended by Miss Pearl MacKay of New Ilondoii whllc the grooin was ably supported by Mr. Archibald Cousins oi' Park Corner. Tho coiitractiiii.: parties are among the iiicst popular young people ot' the vicinity, ond tho iiiiiin-,roiis and costly presoiits bore eviilcliv.-c oi' thc high cs- Locin in which they are held. On the following evening it i'oi:epI,ion was held at thc liornr- ot" the groom to which many i'rii\iids were invited. 'i`hc evening which passed all too qiiickly, was spent with dancing, games, in- strumental music and gramuplione .s<»lcctions. Not thc least interesting .~~,|turc 'of the evening was the step- dancing by Messrs George Nicholson and Hugh Campbell and the Iligliland Schottisclio danced by Miss Peiirl-Macf Kay. 'l‘|ic inuiiy friends join in wish- ing Mr. and Mrs. Mac-Leod it prosper- ous journcy tiiroiigh life.

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S’i`.J0ll.\', April 13-'I`hc following

letter, ilcscribliig thc I"n.lk|iiii<l Islands ongiigcini-nl. written by lllciit. li. liliikc. flag-licutciiiint to Adinirul Stur- ilco, has beoii seiit. to Dr. Alex. 'Dav- iiison. il. N, 'i`lic loilor, writtcii hyun ofilccr wiio, with tht- iexccption oi' the ndiiiirul Iiiul Ihr-_ bust opportunity ol' viewing tlio iight. ti-ll.~i lioiv nozir Ad- inirul Sttirilou wus to tlcutli wlicii ii. shell struck I.lic lnusl. on which he wus stutioiicd. i\l'lcr telling how the (lor- iniin ships were sighted, thc lieutenant siiys:

"Wo got out of lhc liitrbor after an

hour und ii quiirtcr, and off wo wont nflcr thorn. Wo got. wltlilii tt-ii nillos of tlionl ut noon so slowed down io lol. the inen hnvc sonic food before ilic iight. AI. ii oiiuricr to one we wont on nf. lull iqiiu-tl. tho (llaisgo\v nliil our~ solves, iollowod about tlirci- inilos nstiirii by the Vnriiitrvoii. l'or|iwull,untl Iilcnl. 'I‘lic lust three i:onldii'l kt-op up the spot-d. At one wi- opened tlrc slowly. just trying tho riingv, und wo lilt the Nurnberg, or llcipsig, I doi|'i_ know which it wus. Anyway she steer- cd uwny und I signalled to the Kent to chase her. The Glasgow turned around ion, without signals, und went after her.

We were then doing 26 knots. und

closing the eiiciny fast. and the l)rcs~ den and the Iicipsig turned away so as to ict the Schnrniiorst and Gneise- nau iight it duel wltli us.

Shut Fiendishly Well

"After lllc Gerinan sninll cruisers

left, thc Scliarniiorst turned nrouiiri isenau, and they shot flenriislily well. We went in, hamincriiig away for some time, getting closer and closer. and they were hitting us pretty bad-

I thought our foremost had gone

Wi- turned then and they lurnt,-tl loo, but it throw their lirc off. ’l`lic shells hitting thc ship and biirsting, splinters flying. thc ship cnlrliiiig lirc hi-rc and there, tho awful din, all wus rnlher up- setting to tht- |iorvi‘s_ ’l`hc_\‘ turncii again on us, so ot`t` we had to go after tiicin again. We cuuglit tlicin again, and ict tlicin have sonic inorc.

"'l`hr-. Scliaruliorst su<liienl_v heeled

ovor iiinl wont, down, bow lirsl, colors flying un<l.still firing. 'i`lic tliiciscnnii lit,-situtoii, or sccinl-d to, as sho passed hcr doonicd flagship. We wcrt- still shooting nl tliein. and then slic ruliic liuinincr :ind tongs. Wo wcnl ut it l.ill li p. in.. wlioii sin- stopped. luriictl right. iirounil, :ind rcusrztl tiring.

Crew Assembled on Forecastle

Sho still had her colors flying, so we

wont on till I reported to the adniiriil that she had all hor inch usseinblcrl on the forecnstlc and that she was turning over. Away sho went, and sonic three hundred nien were swlin- ming and linnging onto wreckage in the water. They ull had been through hcll, poor dovlls, and it was the inosl awful sight l liiivc c-vcr soon. The wut- er was just about \(reczing and they wi-ro nil culling out. wo coculil hear thi-in about. tiiroi_'-quai‘tr'rs ol 1| niilc oll`.

Drowning Right and Loft

“\\'f- sliraiiiitul up :ind lo\\'f-rod wiiiit

\\‘;i.‘- li‘l`l ni' our lniuts oiiil wi' pii'|t»-il up :wvoii oili<‘1>i'i< ond EIB nion. 'I`l|t~ in» Ili-xihlc p\'i'ki~<l up n lol inori-_ 'l`iic_\' ll ll! wi-:ik io lioili on, sonic woninle-4|. `

eoiirsi- one couIilu`t ht-ip br-ing upset nboul il. I eoiiiiti-il 25 incn sinking in

vi'i~r<- drowiiiii i" lil :ind‘li-fi, too

one sniull patch, 'l`lii-_ \\'nii~i‘ wus \'oi{\'

clear. The Glasgow and Cornwall sunk thc Lcipsig. und the Kcnl sunk tho Niiriihcrg. So wo had n great victory.

"We wi-ro pretty barily knocked

shout. You ncvcr snw such a mess of twisted iron and hugo holes. and tho wondorfiil thing was that \ve haven"L got one casualty. Coiniiiuiider Town- send was~knoeked down and has a bruised heel, tlnit's all. it will take sonic time repairing the damage. We were hit 34 times by S-inch shells, and they do niake a niess ot` things. One oi' the Geriniin oiiicers is rigged out in my old bluc l\'ort'oIk jacket and on old pnli' ol' iianiivi trousers. Four- tooii oi' the survivors died and we Inirit-ri llicni nl sen.

l.icut. lllulte thi-,ii dosirribcs how

thc iiilinbilnnls ol lllonic Video lion- izcd the niloiiral when he went ashore to moot thc ilritish consul und minis- tcr. Tho admiral was ashore from noon till six. and the people of Monte Video went inad with delight Over the great vicrtory.

WHAT SHE MEANT.

“When l proposed to Blanche she

asked if I was a new recruit."

"What did sho iiwan7" "Sho waiited to know ii' I had GVGF

|i:trili~ipntotl in an engagement before."

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ilrarslhonirpa g s. P P' ings in the throat and pcmuinenh rv cures (.`i;i,irri\ and llay Fever. 2.5¢. ii box ; blower free. _'ian-pt no

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GRANITE WORKS

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Marble and Granite ‘ Works

A large shipment of Marble Monuments of

the 1915 designs in different colors, were purchas- ed froin the Vermont Marble Co. at their works in Proctor Vt. This selection was personally selected by the Company and have been shipped and will arrive by the Winter Boats any day. and will be placed in our show r00ms_Revere Hotel Building, Kent Street, lately occupied by Acorn

The public are invited to inspect our stock. Allkinds of Cemetry work promptly

Lettering a specialty.

The P. C. BROWN & C0. i ,

Marble and Granite Works.

BLE AND GRANITE WORKS

ly. once, the admiral and myself being half way up to get a good view of it.

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