gqdition. It is a boom to cyclists

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_ _ if THE UUARUIAN CFlARl.()T'i'E'TOWh. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MAY 3, 1900,

ff* , _ Nqr *_ - * K Y rv" V _

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b - (.~".1l‘fl“"'l‘m_‘ r \ _ _

Bob limi is ii. B0'~*‘>"' .

HS’ ‘_ .on-, ,ion pil--~~c lctul zzic a lit- h

g v .. -

Of bread and V113 30 dev* _ _ ~

. ~ ` ~‘ to our `

me-.\i» 50-1 ~0-~-‘“-~

Miss Bl' _ -

cake trek this .-vviiliiirl

ily ,` _ _ . . _ .

¢hA!` Chlhi,,»r.-~t :iii I -- .m fully sorry! T Q

H,-_ ht X nr. HE S. S. City of Ghent is due to-night. ` Ynsriznnni' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur

. 0,1]_;@r mint I ‘ iutgt

H‘fe 3 sm

.Y ~ ...l.. COALM Boqton has been red 1 50 A1ley,ofCharlottetown,were registered at

- . , ucci _ .

Y cents u ton the Brunswick,Moncton

P MORRIS & JOsT,s Fruit Store has been eiC;tI.;e2li1c;nn1s left Monday night with

R E D R G H H DS connected by telephone. Pglicm Mcxlggli tge Nortinlest' Mounted

- ranscrip

A omni! among ye takin’ notes and

_ I faith ,)e.u_be at the O H ` ` I S. E.-The regular meeting of Lodge

213 pew ouge on the Eton Red Rose degree toni ht at -8

Ii-, rirzvirusu si *~ ’ - ` 3

o‘clock. Initiation and other important

C O F-Court Charlottetown meets to business. Every member requested to

I night at Foresters Hall Prou se Block at be present.

b o`clocL Pay ment of dues.

3llAP+

'pst ofective skin purifying and

“¢m;n soup in the world, as well as g gmfswoetest for toilet, bath, and ”¢¢y_ It strikes at the cause of bad. uapkxjong, red, _miigh hands, falling *mud hal: blemishes. viz., the clogged,

inllamed, overworked, or slug-

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ut swf wo -d. roi-rn D. svn C_.Cour., Howto Bsvebssuulul Ccmylsx|on,hoo

e en e f this cw ening has

been postponed owingto the death of Mrs. G. D. Longworth. _

` A si~m>M1:N'r of Island Ben Davis apples to London, Eng.,has brought fancy prices. Senntzr Ferguson was the shipper and Mu F. G. Bovyer the grower.

MR. George Hyudman, of the staff of

the Bank of Montreal at Brantford, has been promoted to Toronto. Mr. Hyndmun

Charlottetown.

AN UNUSUAL Evnrrr.-A schoonerload-

ed with 1000 bushels of black oats is dis- charging at Poole 8: Lewis' wharf. The

consignment is from Richibucto. A shipper informs THE GUARDIAN that P. E. Island used to ship oats to Richibucto.

Tl” ludiug °y° "med-7' The "l'° ` THE annual tour of Mr. I-I. Taylor, a

“Ps an never f,i]s_ It ii prepared* graduate of the Halifax_ School for the

blind, is about commencing, and the dis-

byqggpeciilists. lf your eyes are trictsthat maybe visited by this musi-

» _ _ dh`tal.td. .A.t` W, k or mnamsd HM 6,, H can an is on e son us in

Apothecaries’ Hall.

_ _ 2’ _ W2. e~pecinlly Pastry and ' Blend which just suits the

well and strong. That is the kind we bake-just ex- actly what you want. '

who has used them is well,

_ satisfied.

Is not equalled in the city. Remember that it coats but

®

fo t is:reet. Dr. Jordan comes well recom-

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taste and makes you feels

6

cnssm P|EsQ

An deliciou-. Eve_rybody@

CA.F%.]D !

9”' 'n nun W’ Taylor, accompanist, may look out for a qgiskly reetare them to their normal twat'

_ M.\soNic_-A regular convention of

Alexandra R. A. Chapter, No. 11, R. N. S.,

RMS I Milli dfllppgf. will bc held at Chapter Rooms, Masonic 0. E. H u gh es

Temple this (Thursday) evening at 8 o`c`ock. General business, also omcizil visitation by the M. E. Grand H. P.

A LECTURE of Rev. Dr. Morrison should

; attract a large audience, especially as his subject, The Indians of America is: a . most interesting one. The learned gentle-

what @@@@ @@ I_§‘§f§;if.-.§§f.§”`§;ilillaiilil1ii§f.ii§i

_ ¢ @¥e\'e-ning.

Dr. McKay Jordan has opened optical

pirlors in the Scott block, on Thistle

mended from Eastern Canada and in

I'

@}tends taking up his permanent resi-

It is to be able to at bak- %

dence in this city. Eastern papers :speak very highly of him and his skill T in his profession.-Manitoba Free Press.

THE Nelson Tribune says that the Con-

servatives and Liberals of that city will probably select Mr. G. Frank Beer as their candidate at the forthcoming pro- vincial election. Mr. Beer is a Liberal. lThe Tribune says that while Mr. Martin i has plenty of admirers in Nelson, he has -lno supporters willing to sacrifice them-

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Duc H E335 LGA F 3 `* selves in his interest.

i THE Queens chocolate boxes are still

4 cents. W missing, and zi number of relatives of the

9 _ Q lniembers of Co. H. intend making further

Telephone 8 J efforts to learn of the whereabouts of the

ST l loz, which were sent by Capt. Stairs, ail-

. ’ `,`_"7' l ;s.'efl to Col. Irving. If the boxes o

Btk E(;;Ps9bBa'l;ery' f iibt turn up in a short while, it is the in-

0 t » s 5 '

s s rea Q' ; gemion of several persons to send a letter

' ,gg "a I to the \Var Office, asking them to try and

@“@7 trace the missing boxes.-Halifax Ex-

change. I A gentleman calls the attention of THE

{ CU.-.nDiAN to the fact that Arbor Day in

DR. Ll HI D | C trhe neighboring republic means Ulugh §ll6pChltncial_A==is‘a_'it at Royal I»ou=3f‘1\ if ; more than in Charlotlzet-oWn.~Tbe t-P665

hslniic H.. r IW rellelds. and _ . h _~ h ld Cantr.\lLJnflfJiiial`h'f_£:;)r. and Ear have been gnen free to any ou* O er

treet West.

lf.

sim rr-:D wrrn Gtsssrs _

Ho pit-il. who desired to beautify his street front-

Si In Disaases of The Eye, Throa age,the number given each person depend-

and N058. ling upon the area occupied. The trees

were also planted in a. lawn or yard, the

m ,D 1 U m _ 2 4,, 4 P m only provision being that the tree shall in

years shade the sidewalk.

1

Ire besutie s.

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Our stock cf Gent’s Furnishings is nearly complete.

White Laundried Shirts `

Open front and closed, 50c, 62C. 78?, 90° to 1-65-

Unlaundered 36c, 55c, 7.5¢, 90c and $100-

Regattas-

Newest goods and designs,65c, 906. $1~15» $1 20 Wd $125” ` 5 Silk Fronts A The very latest. $1.00 and $1.15. V

sllljfi-Ask to see our English Linen Collars, l5c each ET,

lfor 254:, in3 shapes, Boston, `Dev0)’» b°1°°°1~ -J°bi1°°' f°‘":

better grade, l8c. each or 2 for 30c5 “L°"d B'°b"'°°' A if

Sampson, Army, Novato. if

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Linen Guffs-our cabs cu1ff.25¢ -P Pair; 2 Psi" f°' _

Q|gy¢s_Wg keep g nice line of Perrin’s Kid Gloves for

Nssk 'ries-We wed S-turd->'» 14° 6°” °‘ N°"°°‘ , Ties direct from:Englsnd, all styles and ships!-

isa. son of F. W. Hyndman, "Esq.. of

» * _ ‘ . ` ‘ _ x

_ l-4 . um ' _ HIS Honor the Lieut.-Governor and Mrs. V ST. PAUL s congregational social which - - _ ‘ was to hav be li ll ' ' '

Mclntyre entertained a large and fashion able companfat Government House last evening. Dancing was heartily enjoyed until about 1.30 o'clock.

ALL the members of the Normal Bible

Class are especially requested to attend the meeting tonight in the Y. M. C. A. parlor. Plans for future work will be,

adopted. The regular lesson will bc pre- sented.

- T-B1: Rev. T. F. West, B. A., the Rector of Ship Hai-hor, Halifax Co., has stated that if the Bishop agreed, he wouid uke his parishioners to elect a.Rector to suc- ceed him in July. Mr. West finds the work ofthe parish too heavy, and the damp climate very hurtful.-Truro News.

MR. AND Mas. ANTHONY FLYNN have

lost their little son Dominick as will be seen by notice in another column. Mr. Flynn is employed on the railway and will have the sympathy of his fellow employees and many others. This is the fourth child lost within a few years.

LAST Light the mail car of No 1 train

left the track 200 yards east of St. Louis station. The car turned over on its side, but no one was injured. The passengers were transferred to the forward part of the train and arrived in Tignish as usual. A wrecking train left the city shortly after ten o`clock to repair the damage.

MR. Is.».Ac SAUNDI-:Rs of Winsloe, has

sold his Barrister colt, one year and 11 months old, to Ira Hughes, Esq., cheese- iuaker of North Wiltshire. This colt is perhaps, the best specimen' of Barrister stock on P. E. Island. His dam sired by Sunk Island Hero, and his grand-dam by Brown Stout. Mr. Hughes secured' the handsome horse for $115.

REV. Malcolm McLean, pastor of the

Baptist church at North Sydney, \\ he has been on the Island attending the funeral of his mother in Victoria Cross cameto the city on Tuesday and crossed by the Princess yesterday `morning. Mr. Mc- Lean has [recently received a call from Emanuel Baptist church, Truro, N. S. and will enter upon his new duties in about a month'stime.

Tm-3 Red Cross Society of Charlottetown has received from Mr. E. H. Duchemin, Secretary of committee of the .‘ ons of En ,~ land, the handsome sum of 35133.30-the proceeds of late concert. The total amount received was $220.40. The expenses were $87.10. The enterprise of lodges Eton and Prince Edward is certainly commendable and their action was approved of by the citizens in the large audience present.

Among the successful Islanders at

McGill the name of A. B. MacLeod of Springton stands conspicuous. He has just completed his third year in arts, ob- taining Hrst rank honors in, Philosophy, first rank general standing, winning also the Sterling scholarship and prize in He- brew, and standing third in his year. Mr. MacLeod,along with his third year arts work, 'took first year Tlieologv leading his class and winning the Vfalter Paul Scholarship. Two years work is seldom done in one session. Mr. M:icLeod`s success is therefore almost unparalleled.

" Try one can of Oak Brand Condensed

Milk and you will decide that it is better and c caper than a cow. Ask your grocer for it. 00 Ef-

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ONE OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS TO S. A. McDONALD‘S COMPETITION.

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THE following poem was composed by

one of O’Leary’s young poets:

POETRY. ` -

1 vias.

` Cone all you leading gentleman

Wither you be yong or old, If you want to dress in fashen

And look gay and trln

Just step into McDonald`s '

And you will surly win.

2vms.

Now gentlemen don’t hesitate,

The spring is surly cone, _ You want s suit of cloths ,

That will ware.

If you ar going to South Africa it-

makes little ods

You want a stylish suit to go thair

Some people they by shally cloths,

Because they never think

That good Btting is the sort that will * ware. _ You will have to pay as dear for to get that shaby suit, _ And at the last you will have nothing

it to ware. - »'

4 vms.

This iS 1aDi'»h8 §l.'Btyea.l'0ft»h€

_ And life isent very long you know,

You want-a suit of cloths tliaffs up-todate A '

'

We have on hand a ’99_L:idies’ Bicycle

of exceptional valueand in perfect con- dition which will sell for two-thirds of the, regular price. See -it-at ‘as it will ,not remain' long.-Mark Wright &<-Go.,

3 vrns. M

And McDonald is the spot for to gg. 1_ j

SUDDEN DEATH. ‘ A

GUARDIAN readers will regret this

morning to learn of the sudden death of Mrs. Longworth, wife of G. D. Longworth Esq., of Hillhurst, city. While out in the afternoon Mrs. Longworth was taken ill in the Bank of Nova. Scotia. Restoratives were given and after an hour she recover- ed sufficiently to be removed to her home. The improvement, howe ver, was not permanent and during .the afternoon it was evident that. t-he curtain of death was falling and the end not far distant. Despite all that science and tender musing could accomplish her_ spirit winged its flight at the ushering in of the evening hour. Mrs. Longwortlfs death, especially under such sad circumstance s, has therefore brought forth expressions of sympathy not only from the immediate friends but from citi- zens in general, who have tendered con- dolence aud sympathy to Mr. Lcngworth, and his bereaved family. .The deceased lady was a daughter of the late Hon. Geo. 001123. ai.d besides a bereaved husband, leaves a son, Chas. D. Longworth and a

daughter Miss Minnie Longworth.

Tm: Plant Liner Halifax sailed last night from Halifax for Boston after com- ing off the slip.

Tan Y. meeting in the interest of the

flower mission work which was to have been held this evening has been postponed until next Thursday evening.

MR. D. M. MacLeod, B. A. who recently graduated from the Presbyterian College.- Montreal. will (D. V.) preach on Sabbath May 6th, at St. Pcter's Bay at 11 a. m. in North Side church at 3 p. mpand at Marie at 7 p. m.

IT-is rumore;l round town 'today that

Mr. Earle, intends giving his opera. con- cert combined in Summerside ina few days. If this is so, the Sumnierside peo- ple can look out for a very rare treatin the acting and musical lin_es and an entertain- ment that is today the talk of the town .

To-Nicnrm Capt. Martin of the Salva- tion Army, who was stationed in Bermuda. for two years, will relate her experience in army work, and will appear in the cos- tume ofthat country. The meeting will be one of unusual interest. Come early. Silver collection at the door.

REV. W. Freemantle Webb, B. A., of

Calgary, N. W. T., who recently returned from Charlottetown, preached most in-

' t ‘resting sermons at both services in St.

J ohn's church yesterday. The reverend

musical serviceby his skilled rendition _of solos' in the Easter anthems.-Truro News.

THE British cruiser Alert, _arrived in port last evening from Bermuda. She is the first ship of of the squadron to come north this season. She will fit out here for fishery protection service on the

‘=~_If1_=euclr‘sho}-e‘ of' Newfoundland. .James

Lovittlwho went with the flagship Cresent to the West Indies last fall, taking his boat with him to act as boatmau for the fleet, returned by the Al' rt ~Ha` ifax Chronicle.

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_ A 8. P. R. EHGIHEER

Snffercd From Asthma for“£`wv.-Ive

Years. The C. P. B. Doctor Pre-

scribed C'1nrke’s Kola Cfnripound.

XX-'as Cured Wifi: Two Dailies. _

Mr, N. R. Hume, C.l‘.l-1. engineer, wes-

l-;-i'n division. v.'rites:-“ I have sulferml frmn aslhnin. iii ri most distressing fcrin for twelve yciirs, and never succeeded in get- ting anything to help nie permanently, cn- lil the C_l`.R. doctor p1'csci‘il\c:l Cliirl:l‘_s I-lol. C ` ` ““ ` ‘

1 ompound for me in IJcf_l.i_i,»c.. lm..

when two bottles entirely cured inc: aT_ lwst, I have not since had any return cz

(,`i.“.i'ke's Kola Compound ls the only per-

rrnncnt cure for ustliinfi. See that you get (flarkefs. Sold by drugrlsts, or by The Grilliths 8: Macpherson Co., Limited, To- ronto. ‘

com x

Drummond Coal

sv IS BEST .

for steam, household and manufact-

uring purposes.

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|n|ercolnluL,§qql lllnlnlll.

llymlman&0n

Agents for P. E. I. ,

Apl 76 5ieod. `

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A lleier ’°‘°"°°"'

,Failing Heed,

-'i".".:i‘°"......

for 10 ein ta LIBSIDCQY

Queen Street.. ';-.__

Prowsb's.‘ l

gentleman also added much to the line A re

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There’s money to be mods

and satisfaction to be

gained--by s knowledgable!

our separate Shirt stock.

New ones areiin.

New sage skimiii bm

andnavy._ _. _ A

New figured Lustre: im

black.

And an elegant line of DOW

Blister Cloth Skirts, Mxouti-

fully cut and finished, have

just been opened and ass

ready for you.

s

Time to Give the little Folks

A’ . ‘W

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and we have nm the CARRIAG or

izstliiztri." -

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pose-mo-t comfortable for the baby---/hdest pushf-easiest to buy because the prices use right.

JOHN NEWW

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_Weight and Quality mill lil*

Solid Silver salt spoons, mustard spools; Nic! QBQ5 K

forks. cheese scoops, childs knife, fork and spool.

In Silver plated ware our stock is so lor” t

umeiaie a quarter of them. Osho Baskets, for breakfast and dinner, ton..

P. S. nearlvall thebsstf§£1»\n'l N, _

_ I ,If these _art-icles,_d:ui’t

wEs'rv|Li.E, N. s. , . For prices and orders for cargoes, ` ' ‘ “P917 w U .

A Nice A°""‘°‘

is _om-

llow Endo

coming To

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