THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, APRIL 22. |904

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Ho¢nl’s Pills

Tris: show window of \V. W. \Vellner

is very neatly decorated in honor of St, Georges Day. ‘\

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Tun special train with fifty passengcbs

left shortly after midnight on return to Summerside.

DELICIOU S

FRUIT ‘ PRODUCTS/-I"

In Canned goods we offer a wide range of fruits in the lending varieties put up by most r¢1ig|;,1¢

A vaonrnrrrou summons has been

served on John Hughes for third offence returnable Monday.

WOULD the person who picked up a

lady's silver watch on the street yester- day kindly leave at this oiiice.

Ar the Police Court yesterday James

houses. We suggest to shoppers some choice fruits. P°lCl1» Green Gage, Pineapple, App]¢_ PHY. Strawberry, Plum. Blueberry.

Satisfied Customers Are Ours

Webster & McKay

Suppose You Try Our Pastry

for supper this evening.

We know we can please you with our light. flaky pastry filled with rich fili- mg to suit the taste, Give us a trial and be convinced Apple Pies 12C Mince Pies in

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ECLIPSE BAKERY. Blkes Best Bread,

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Hennessey, drunk and disorderly, was H1164 $5 Bhd COSTA. He paid his fine.

THE Saloon or no saloon, will he the

subject for discourse at the Central Christian Church on Lord`s Day evening.

'inn Princess crossed to Picton yester-

day morning and the Northumberland to Charlottetown each with large cargoes but no passengers.

THE Oddfellows will attend Baptist

church next Sunday in procession. An appropriate sermon will he preached by Bro. Rev. G. R. White.

On enquiry at the Marine Oiiice yester-

day eveninz The Guardian learns that t is the intention to have the Stanley no to Summerside to-morrow.

Tas S. S. City of of London will receive

freight for Crapaud today. She will likely have a full cargo as the roads are very izeavy with snow and soft mud.

'PHE Stanley was detained yesterday till

nine dclock by the storm. She left at that hour and reached Picton about 1.20 o`clock having been detained some time out side ol' the hlockhouse. Her cargo included 520 bugs oats and 100 packages way freirrht.

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TIIE GI.0\V OF HEALTH. VVhen the blood is rich and pure there

is a heulthiui glow to the complexion which speaks of the vigor and vitality of the system. 'There is no more certain way for pale, weak people to attain the glow of health than by thc persists nt use of Dr

Chasc‘s Nerve Ford, the great food cure

which forms new, rich, red blooiiand reates new ncrvc lurcc.

WEEKS’ ous PRI tr

ILLI ERY OPENING

WILL BE THE LVIILLINERY EVENT OE THE SEASON i

1=R1nAY15v1;N1NG,Ap1. L 22nd 7.3010 9 p. m.

Saturday, April 23rd, 9a.m.to6p.m.

YOU’LI. BE DELIGHTEI)

from London and Paris.

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Gsonus: and Frank Batt havepurohassd

from Capt. Farquhar, Halifax the steamer Acadia.

Tms members of the Opera troupe were

entertained at luncheon at Arrnour's lust night: after the opera, by F. B. Armour and W. M. Brehsut.

Asthere were so many turned away

last night from “Princess Bonnie" opera the S. O. E. have decided to repeat the opera to-night. Tickets on sale at nine o`clock this morning.

Tun S. S. City of Loudon will receive

freight for ports on the Belfast route on Saturday and Monday morning. When Vernon River is buoyed she will go to Vernon River Bridge.

THE Legislature was taken up last

night with the debate on the Budget speech. The speakers during the evening were Mr. Morson, Hon. Mr. Commiskey, Mr. A. J. McDonald, Capt. Read. The latter adjournlng the debate till 11.45.

THE scrutiny in the Ward 2 Election

was fixed for four o'c1ock yesterday alter- dny Iat the City Couucil Chum- ber. When the time came however the scrutiny was ,not pressed by Mr. Eden and Mr. Riley was therefore declared elected as Councillor.

Carrsm RONALD Mt-Mrr.r.AN returned

yesterday from St. Paul's Island via Sr. .lohn’s and Iinlifax. Mr. Mohdillau speaks in high praise of Superintenent Carnpbellnf St. Pauls Island who did everything possible for the Elliott and her crew. A considerable quantity of the stores etc were saved.

Tar; Mints yesterday made the quickest

trip of the season tn this port. Sheieit Pittou at 7.15 and reached here exactly three hours latcr. She had l(`ii passer.- gers including :iii of the Princesa Bonnie tzoupe “ith their friends and her carrro included 100 bags mail |and 71 packarres way freiyzht.'I`hc inadequate condition uf hotel ucconimodation in the city was clearly shown when many ofthe visitors tr ok a grunt prrt of the morning in sccu‘ - ing bcsrdiniz houses. The ruud of the wharf also tended to detract from the high opinion people generally hold of our cit\.

'i`nEiunerulofthc late D. J. Dullinn

took plucc yestrrwiay. The coiiln was firnpesl with a silk Ilnion .lack upon which resferl i\ hcnutiful wreath with the Initials S. O. Ii, sent by Lodge Prince Edward of which the deceased was ir member. The funeral was unrlcr the direction of the Sous of England and was attcnrlcrl by a creditable numbcr oi mernbers of both I.or'ucs of thc society considering the extreme inclemcncy oi thc weather. The church service. was hcid in the house, that oi the Suns ol' I-lnginiid at tliegravc. 'I`i*c Fourth lieg- irrrcnt. hand was in uticurlancc. Iritvi- nrcnt was in the Pcoples' Cr'rnctr=ry. The prrllbenrcrs were three members from Lofigc Prince Elwarrl and thru: from Lodge Eton.

Wear Tracie Mark D Suspenders Guaranteed. Sold everywhere.

Weeks” (D. Co. sell Men’s Hats and Caps

lhiphnliding Labor.

Tonnage is but a poor basis for

com aring the worth of the ship- building work dons. ln the ordinary tramp steamer of (3,000 tons, which represents a large proportion oi the ear’s shipbuilding work, the num- ber oi workmcnki hours spent in con- structional work, from Bret to last, is from 200 to crm per can otbuud- era’ nnishod weight; whereas, oven in the intermediate liiwr with rnodcr- atcly handsome riccommodation for passengers, thc time spent il at least 400 Hours pm' ton of dnishcd builders” weight.. And in warship work the time is srldom less than 700 hours; so that in considering the relative value oi the world oi dltier- ent firms this ought to be token ln- to account.

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The lluniatisn of Trus-

Tha charming manner in which

trois relieve tho monotony oi the buildings, tho srvcct harmony they impart, and thc refreshing shndo they afford ought to be an induce- ment to encourage the growth or town trees; but the reverse is tho cast. In the second year aitcr

planting, a barluirian with A linifc, atChot or saw cuts cv:-,ry branch on down to tho stump. In a few ycnrs the head bocomos most, unsightly nnrl scraggy; not a pnrtirln oi ticauiy remains. The practice is rx fashion, Ind infectious.-Amateur Gardening.

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’em up

It is drawing nigh into

‘s housecleaning time, why

not have your furniture looking in line with the rest of the house. The only way to do this is by using

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It removes all dirt and

produces a first class polish, making the furniture look like new. Only 15c bottle.

Large imttle for little

money. Put up and sold by

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'I`l1at’s a strong point in favor of this season’s i

range, while tl1ey’re very pretty, very stylish and tempting-they are extremely sensible too.

How attractive they are cannot well be told in

Printer's Ink. We’ve just opened a fresh new lot, and from them we’ll select a few notable lines to suggest the others.

White lawn with many vertical lremstitclied

tucrrs, full sleeve, tucked cull, tab collar 75a

Then comes a line similiar to the last, but with

two vertical bands of embroidery insertion 95C

A very _trim Number 9 is of one vesting in

white and black, full sleeve, narrow cuff, newest turnover' tab collar - _ $135

And at $1.35 tlrerc’s also a dainty white lawn

wa1st,_tucks, two vertical bands of hue lace insertion - - _ _ _ _ _

Fine white lawn waist, full embroidered front,

fastening concealed under tucks, at side, full sleeve, new collar - _ - 551 95

A very eiiective waist is of fine pique, with the

least touch of red in broken pin stripe, new tab collar, big pearl fasteners - - yf,1_95

Finest white pique waist, full embroidered front,

in style similiar to Tenerifie, one of the handsomest waists you ever saw - 54.25 Other strung lines come at $2.30, 332.,15,;}i2,75,

toss and 33-85-

Mooaa to Matson

REV. COLIN DUGULD.

held an inqut-,s‘ today over the remains of Rev. Colin Dugnirl, the Mrrisonncuve Prcsbyterirxn rrriuistcr who killei hirnsr I last night. It was shown that thc minis- tcr ended his lifc while in n state of iern- Dill”1“`Y<i0pr`r~~.~i-irr resulting from his oii'. r of nrarriagc lmving been rr-_jcctcrl by n younglariy to whom ho had been paying court.

ERNEST PACAUD DEAD.

Qtr-:rir<:r', Arrril i9,»»i‘Irnest Pucnuri,

forrrrcrly editor and proprietor of l.c Soleil, liberal org_fu|», riic'l ht-rc toflny uftcr an ill- ness lasting some months. lie was a great fi ienrl of the latc Ilonoic Merc-lvr and oh- tiiined considerable prominence inconnec- tion with scandals in his riuy. lic was vcry pop-u'ur, unri u successful ncwspuper irmn.

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Macs' Fruit Suits.-We have put up

another big supply of these very popular suits. Our average sales are over a gross a month. They ure fully equal to other kinds, soiri at from two to four times I be price. I‘ry them for stomach and liver disorders. Price 2.`»c. The Two Macs.~ MacDonald S.: MacKinnon, llrircgists, Corner Great George and Kent Streets.

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CIGARS

If you are s smoker wc want you to pntronizc our cigar department, its stocked with the very, licst brands of 5 and ro cent cigars. just in 3000 La Muritrrun Cigars, 500 Garcins. rooo Botrqrrcts.

rooo Pebble.

500 La Mnrquerite. Try one of the above

brands and you will have a really enjoyable smoke.

“The TWO MACS”

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in one of our go-carts with

liglrbrunning and uorseless gears: (wheels being tittccl \ritlrrul_>bcr tircsl and s ft

“.<pringy” springs. “Our” go~

carts make liztbyls afternoon

out one of contirruerl pleasure

both to baby and ruotlrcr Call in and sec our rr

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ldngiish juclif-ini-y, while one time prnsrrirllrg at un i\<-r/0 (`r\rrrt, was lr-,rtrrriiru rx pi~i<r»ii~r I-|~»\ir\‘.is in pus; ing scnicnCo on l\\1:i, when hu wus annoyed hy one or' the oiiir-ials of tho court Crossing lwni-nth him hcirvovrr tim bench nnrl tin pr-r-..i..-iii' flock on business with th-~ iiiiinl.-'vs of tin- bor,

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tha jrrrlgv _~_.»\tri~lv ri1i4i|‘|-ssirig flow iifirrnliirli; f»""i--r 'lint it is impro- pnr in ].;\<,c l.i»¢\\i~:. tum _q<~rril|~rr\r-~\ \vli»‘n urn: oi tirvrri .s nri~l\`i».si<ing ilu- <»il\»~r"'

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Public Auction.

'ihnt desirable farm known an Norwood

Farrni formerly the property of the ini: George- Wrig t,situnted on the Sit. eier`s Road about

two miles from Charlottetown containing nixi acres of land in a high state oi nnitivaiion, wtH be sold at Public Auction on the premises

0n Monday, April 25th

at one o’cloc)r, p, m. ‘

ALSO-Two horses, z cowl, lol of ppulry, 2 - ~ ~ - ID - » - -

earn ztrucks, r new mower, r din: arrow. I >

apring~loot.h hnrmw, r seed harrow, r roller, cart harness. r wagon, r leeri cutter, rhay rake. 9 L

r tnrnir drill, racuilier,r hay fork, about 20 . tons o hay and at raw. i

The dwelling house and nil onthuildinpl are

in good repair.

A large amount :ai the pnrrlrare money may `

rernnirron the iafm secured bv nrortgage. ' r 1

F‘\|\i particulars madelrnnwn onappiiontlon to I1.

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