|laod’8 Pllla _

3°” everywhere. I ji l Q sms soon Peelis “

if We have pride in the 1 ¢xee1lence of the eatahles __~ ,which we serve to our pat- ' rous-

Quality is of the highest

and the selection such as

_, eaters to every taste. -

_*.r~¢\ M

»

W -'nw ‘WN

~ EBSTER &_MaCKAY,

The Ideal Grocery

" Giaxlotteiown, P. E. I..

Phone loo.

2

_ _ _-.<~'.i~. ivr‘.‘sifsvc.i\f~.f»'¢~’~.'.€\-‘“»:»r*.sf sw'

WANTED

By Ist of June a first class

Boot and Shoe repairer. 0\\¢ who is able to sell shoes. Coin. or wages- Apply t0

CON R0Y.s1.&

POWNAL STREET, Charlottetown, P» E. I.

|

~ Try us for A rgroceries. -

f . - » f, »

s af-_ ~ ' ` `¥29*‘¥_~`¥=?T‘». ._ _ffl ~3 `- ’?~+»‘.:-!f;.‘~*' _-$.51 17'- _T _ ` "‘ -i ,‘ "‘ ~ fri, sri-=' . » ' f i

P* I A

. _- _,_

1-.aa

*il* r

Tmsan will be no lesson on Saturdayfor

P. W. College students.

Pnornsson Watts’ engagements are

cancelled until Wedue8day,_M_a1'ch ith.

THOSE attending the Paardeburg dinner

are asked to be in their places by half past eight o`clock to-night.. 1 _

_THE Kindergarten will be closed today

and on Monday on account of the death of Mrs (Professor) W Harry ,Watts.

Naxl' Wednesday night don’t miss the

great Rams. Abbies and Vice in the final iight for the trophy. Admisscn 20 cents. Seats 25 cents. s

Rural. ARCANUM.-Regular monthly

meeting of Prince Edward Council to- night at 8 o’clock in Pythian Castle Hall. A full attendance requested.

THE funeral took place yesterday at

Victoria of Gracie Wright, daughter of Ciarles Wright of that place. The de-

ceased has .been in ill health ‘for some tins. -

Tun ages of five of the residents of

Little York aggregate 419 years, viz.: Mis.

1- --_ _ - fe-'"f"

I. S. SANFCRD

Produce Commission Flerohan

48 t 48 Amis Simi. llallfu, ll-

i»\~v\~nA~\~n

oomipunenrs d Butter, Eggs, Pork. Poul

hig marks

otatoeand Oatsauldfor the

prices and prompt returnsmade. wriieuslor llarketgmhtions

Odzdfkw.

HCI!

5 -1 Q

&S()

>\if~>;\~

Zeke Dav o dai!

ties afe to be had from

our Bakery fresh to-

_ day.

. Sultana Cake °2oc lb

,» Nut Cake 2Qc lb

Silver Cake lic. lb

f D STEWART "-= ECLIPSE BAKERY. _ Bakee Best Bread.

" Telephnne zu.

1 \

_if

4 _ff

%,.

Capt. Holman, 88; Peter Proud, 85; Mrs. David Brown, 82; Donald Crockett, 82;

._ 41 #Ji

ZroN Church choir have kindly consent

to conduct the singing and give a selection next Sunday afternoon at Y. M. C.A, Hall. The service of song will commence at 3.45 p m after which the Rev. Mi-

meeting will be open for both men and women.

A connnsronnmrr writes: In my

opinion the pitches along St. P8ter’S Road between Five Mile' House and the city should be photographed andia copy,sent to Hon. J. H. Cummiskey _ C. P. W., so that he might know what some of the' taxpayers have to put up with. These pitches are worse Eau they have been for twenty years and it is with the greatest fdimculty that loaded teams can reach the city. Money _for increased salrries but none for public convenience.

The officers for the ensuing year of

I under

Miner will speak upon iutemperauce. The H

'rua cuannniu. rumored anwaao 'ist.iaoii`enna_u~Anv=lsv=y

.Krew iiiiem

extension will come

W3 Moore

formerly of this city, who went through

THE meetlngof the Retail Merchants Cam” Wm’ '?h¢B°°’ "i‘“°*‘° “"1 "50, Association was postponed till next Wed- ind’ ° ’“°°°“f°1 -ml’ 9° S°‘th` Affi'-`°~ 1 msd” n|gh|»_ In the meantime those in connection with Canadian trade. His§ pl-“eng hs; night Wm wait upon the- duty will be to look after. the develop-9 other members in order to secure 8 T lnent of markets for Canldim °du°t¢s

. » ' J” attendance from each branch of that 'md manufwtured 3°°d" i Association. _ _ ' ‘ ._ S

ELDOM in the history of the city has

such Wide-spread and heartfelt sorrow been felt as` during the present week when within dfew days of each other two beloved and much respected young mar- ried ladies were suddenly called away by death. The death of Mrs. W. A. Stewart was recorded in The Guardian of Tuesda '

ducted yesterday morning Mrs. Watts,*

away forever fiom 1lfe‘s activities. She; had been taken suddenly ill while attend- ‘

ing choir practice in the First Methodist ii

Church, and with the hope that her ill-_ ness was but temporary she was removed _ to the parsonage, close at hand. Dr. Mc- _ Laughlan was called and administered an opiate, and later Dr. Shawwas called in. 1 For a time the patient rested quietly but' about 2 o‘clock' in the morning the doc-3 tors were. again summoned. At ten

DA __ Lawson 8% ,Birch Hui Prince oc. Division are:-_ "°"° °°°‘“"°° ‘md mmm “id "°°'

Y Q

Tm: Highland Brigade of St. James Church held a very enjoyable SD°iBli1I the Hall last night. There was a large attendance and the evening was most pleasant to all who were present.

ON the evening ofMai-ch the 5th a large

crowd will be seen weeding their 3 ay toward Zion -Churohf lecture _.__xoom. The attraction will be a first-class concert. Be lure to secure a ticket in time.

C. C.Ganm'_~nm has kindly consented to

repeat his lecture on his Travels in the East in basement of the Cathedral on March 10 in aid-of the’ Charlottef»0WI1 Hospital, The popularity of the last lecture will insure a full house.

A'r the congregational meeting of Zion

Church last night the question of erectinir a Sunday School building was discussed and a committee consisting of Hon D Far- quharson and J T McKenzie were aDD°il1ff ed to further inquire into the matter.

_ Tim rink was largely attended 188% night by skaters who enjoyed a deli8|1Uf‘\1 skate and promenaders who listened with

1t.&-e" fs*

_D `D

D. W. P.-Sister Sadie Lyle. ' . W. A.-Bro. Gordon Forbes.

D. Chap.- Bro. H./HoKendl'ick. D. Config-Bro. L Liuklettcr. ` __ D. A. Con.-Sister Sadie Ramsay . D. sem.-Bm. ii. E111.. _ W

Rav. Gao. A. Salman, ELliott’s, in writ-

ing of the Black Knight’s services at

excelled himself. He did credit to himself and all his race. The hhll was literally packed, the audience as to numbers being without a parallel in that section. For an hour and a half Hector had the cl st

ui-sts of eloquence portrayed the terrible experiences of,the battlefields. At times in fact, he perfectly thrilled us, and all through he was bubbling over with wit and humor. ’

Tas ami-.1 ei ti.. 1.1.. Jmé. n.u...~

took place yesterday afternoon from his late reside G

believed tohave resulted from hemorr-

_ S_ Y_ P_ W__Smer Fun _B _ _huge of the brain. Bythis sad 'event a

if its

~|

_ Y _ and while her funeral was being con- __ "

wife of Prof. Harry ‘Watts was called‘,.‘

f

o‘clock a ,distinct change for the_

again called inbut all in vain. Death ist

. _ » v __ ,_ __ _.-._~ _

.<

. f ‘

s » _

, \

Y "°"° nappy nam. is ’ isis A' inconti-

1; §§;_S_‘_°;‘;b:'I£°¢""“°°! th ' .i.i.. Prof. watts and tm. D ' B ur’ ‘little ones aged ten, seven and four years ' T’°""` "°' 4° M°A’°'““" ai-eieis wmeara aioss that isiaaeed u-_

renarable.- Other near relatives are a sis-c ter, Miss Temple, who was living in the city with Mr. and Mrs. Watts, Rev. Dr. Temple. ex-President of the Nova Scotia Conference. and Mrs. Temple, father and mother of the deceased and Herbert T

_ _ fm' 1

Hunter River says that the Black Knight ple Of Montreal b ' ‘

_ , a rather. Professor

Watts and Mrs. Watts came to this city from Moncton about four years ago since which time he has been choir-leader and organist of the First Methodist Church

d

ose an the deceased lady was a leading mem

attention as he so vividly and with out-A ber of the choir, and a participant in all b . .

leadmg _musical events. The deceased

urc and toa wide circle of ac~

sonal lose and the' most unfeigned sym

pathy for all the members of thebereaved family.

nce rafton Street East toljil-, Tm: welcome news that the Minto had _

pleasure to the music of Wcr-th’s band. mn Cemetery. The Masons attended in .reached yggqm-dgy naming Special mention was made by 8 11‘lmb°*`, 5 D05! Wilklllg to the outskirt of the City. was received with pleasurp by hundreds ,of the clarinet p1l»yill8 Whi°h W0! *KWH* A deputation' 'accompanied th al

_e rem ns of business men and others throughout

mg, to Milton where interment mad

M 1 aso c oncrs. The services were e‘c1ock having lery' the vicinity of the

pg$'R;B:°£lT“£2 °tba;‘i);°rbum:d conducted at the house by RevJ L Miner Stanley at two yesterda afte d

y moon au

‘bout th limbs ma hand and at Milton by Rev TB R agh. The remained oil' Ca

pe Bear all night. 0

ll' bearers wereHWorth John Collings Tuagqg sh had 5,. ty, k f

1 h D8 I e gun e wor o

2:.Sims:‘;;.';:.,:1°.:::::::°..‘;...:; M J-»e»»»vff»°»=1 -M.. it 8..... b. ...-1 1... is much “proved nsberday and mu and F H Beer. The ship‘s hands cut her out sufiiciently nkelyrecover Tn funeral of the lm Mm W A to allow her to tum The ice was so

Stewart took place yesterday fcreuoon

heavy that one hundred yards away all

HEARTS THAT ann msnasno. f1‘°°1 11" 'W 11°” ‘=° °h° Benn# Siem* um' °°'"d b' °°°“ °‘ th” Mm" "“ "°’

f I and thence to Hunter River by special °m°k° *nd 59”' ‘md *Wh *U 13f li D010'

Will neverbecured b the ase un

er you vitality build up the system, Cavendish The very .large concourse of “mmlnf sum f°”°m°°¢ W0 M9190 8°*

sire then and purify tile 51003* U19” W8 * hem will res d and row tr

pm g s ong

Ferrozone is precisely what to take it gives you an appetite and a digestion that jwill look after everything that is eaten

Ferr ozone _- imgroves .nutritioni makes =.-ich, viaiiiziag icca,aad is posit rely the , most powerful restorative and strength fener known to science . it il11Dl`<W9S U15

lnerve tone, regulates the hearts. action makes the feeble strong and ibe S163! I well. Ferrozone will do you untold fund costs only 004° at dr\1gRiSI‘»9» 01' P9 0° _& Co. Kingston, Cut.

Da. HAMiL'roN’s Pnms Snunnarn Tian

i Lxvnn

WHEREDO

<l'~1aamZ

YOU§§BUY

o‘5».é.~~

°YOUR AN

Fill] DICSS Sllifls

Ill Hi SiZCS

HKS its iiii.

SHIR-TS

'»

‘_

COI.I.ARS P

, *x

J' ._ _, ' - 4 5 <..-;

_ _ cg, e. :_ .-f ,.,.`_.» » 4;.: '-H*

.M » - rf

station show ed the heartfelt sympathy that is felt for the bereaved husband The funeral services were conducted by Revs. T.F' Fullerton and Ds B. McLeod The pall bearers were ~ George Moore Charles Drew, Charles Perkins, John P. Gordon, William Martin and Howard Hilscn. At Cavendish the Presbyterian Church wasiill d by those from the sur- rounding districts, while an impressive service was conducted by Revs. M H. McIntosh, T. F. Fullerton and D. B. Mc- Leod. The remains were laid away in the cemetery there in the presence of those

with whom the deceased had spent her early life. ‘

Tm.: Rev I. S. Walker, of Sault Ste.

Marie, Ont., says of Oxygenator: "After about _three years’ experience in the use of Oxygenator in our family, also others whom we have induced to use it, we now feel convinced of its excellent qualities as a family .medicine. We have found it ex- pressly useful in the typhoid fever and la grippe seasons, using it both externally. and internally. We iare not satisded to be without it in cur home td meet the emergencies incid-

ac non,

Druggists Corner Geo. and Kent Streets. _ _ ` d w

si11s1=icr1oN1N`m|es1s toons ..;°:..€;..§ *°'* H- M- C-

” °°°°"° wh i Dc.. is M ~ ° _ '

address inquiries., _P. o. Boxzzs. i ° °“""

Nov.13d&w3m L- _ =1 ____ _ an _J=,'l

1 , i, If _

4

For Colds

We havefall the approv- ed remedies including a _ very large supply of

._ LAXA BROIA S _

QUININE AND QiliN.ii|‘E PILLS

_ of _all 'Tf“°h°__s_» Jujiibesz efé' _

couei sixnuirs

citizens that followed the remains to the Wm' i ‘mm h`°m i'h9St“1°¥°°d.12f¢ 45

V tonsof coal on the F

pan rom that point

iff Wm 50 885! to convey the coal' to the SMD as the ice is comparatively level. The Minto has one of the four blades » of' her propeller broken which will handicap her considerably as it cannot be replaced - without going on the slip of Picton. She leaves again on Saturday morning with 100 tons of coal and no freight or pgggm

gers. She will go round the ice field seek 3113 the weakest Dart in which ib reach

S

.Messrs Farquharscn, Lord, and Bracken

10W¢d 5.7 Bwésterly wind is nee l

ween her and the Nova Scotlan

Shore. Twenty two men were an 59",)

y ns of coal. The furnace £1-eg

were k b

were burned daily. The ice oem

consists of about acres but the field is surrounded on a.‘l sides _by packed ice and unless the Minto reaches her it is not ` 1 _

. . nt hopeful and has

done all he could do to free his ship.”

\ _ .

4

lady was very dear tc all the members of the ch h ' '

quaintances who feel a deep sense of per-I

2'

4 ~ _ _ _

\ - `

P `

_ _ l;

_ '\

1

lii°°l°¢&

Section

a

The

z--m_._-_-'_-_

have

Sold h e r e _at Meicev s prices.

<¢@o@-0-as-ooo-cog'

(.i00d |

You have no duty

_ wa. ' eva. Province. su. reached ther. at eight l ` P P' `

A _lwiiii M ni ii ‘ ' _ _ . _ . ~. _ -

i _ A _ ,. li- _E _ _ ', _.-V e _ _ ‘ , 3 _ , __ ~ ` _ n _ ‘ 1 __ ~

gs V V ~ - ' , i _ 1 l V g 1 . i ‘_ ` VV ; V ` i A

‘Q ' ' I V . . ` . _ V . N 4 A T ,L Lua? AA I ~ l '.

ff f r s _ _ r _ e » _ I °P.: " '

_ . ~ ° f F. 'E i train-'whence interment was tmada at “°sb°tb°ms°°°m b° "°°°h°d1 A391' l_\9»1`5~ ' an

kv- A11 the digerent va;-ie. _ff natural stimulation of iquor. irs u _ _ _

f _ ° _ ’ _ _ The

u ’ ` ""~ y . ` . s e e I M ny

_,.4 ' ° ' “§ ’ ° I N

’ ° , as 0 C

, I

N ° ’ _ $3, e -

" D , ` i”

4 .

_ 5

i

. -3 ~_f-, __ _izsg § gi;

.1 is--g, .

.__- _ U

_ D* J:

. 1 ~ sr: Je `

f , `

__ ;-wt. #-

.1 -

_ *Y*

_ :f_‘ S

@ ,..‘¢‘.

_ i

. _

i.~"'~ ~_

I

, ,_ _

. ~ \ . _

. ` .

Som

a

5 ‘Q

o~»a»e»

Isis

-._-..

,i» ;._1_. ,e- 1'

J ._ _I if

» _friaav A `

i ' i/.omeiEarlv. '

\ \ I 4

» I »`1`».‘

_ ,_ _, . _ , , _ ». 5.

‘ ' ' 5 ._."“* ,Aft >&1' ._ 27;,

»f*l .wi

L »~`

. "~ '

‘~.§_~`§ 4. ° '1 “‘$‘?"'i ‘-"_"",,` i

,~~\ ._ ms <-~ » 1

s V _ “

v \ J. _é

C

W

ssr.r._s~imsr

e tauleywhichis apparently uninjur- ‘_ r _ _ - “ '. '

ed. It is impossible to reach Picton at T53 E*°°“'~i"° C°“°°u was in °°°°i°”i ‘ " ' A

pretest as the ice is 5,-,nd fmm the what’ until a late hour last night. The iquea- _ ‘

cg ifuwu 1,,1and_ gapfagn Fidhywn Wm, tion' of Manual Training in P W College; _

was in town yesterday in conference with "55 °°“9i‘1°1'°d *md |° "55 d°°m°d 5°' _ ' _ I

continue it as at present No date has

Provincial Legislature The Execu v

dedt .' e e v

°l°5l' iih°.h&1'b0r- The Stanley is situated Wm lneff’ “gain shmtly' » of about six miles from land with moving. Irieunderstood that if action is _notip ice ber. taken at once the Fira Underwriters will

make the increase of the second 252, in

the Stanley with plenty of provision' but the Insurance rates. _ The matter of the onl 30 to ' '

second main pipe' fine. the ure alarm

evil ankedand Il to 2 tons of system and the electrical inspector willi _

some

hetaken up at the next meeting of the City Council, Monday week. _ A Pniusnve event had taken place at

the residence of R=v John G d ill

- oo w ,

ent to our family health, because we ik°17"h° ca" be freed b°f°l'0 BP1'iD8. _Brighton, Wednesday afternoon, Feb 25th know from experience its worth. We Capum Bmw? W” °° Ward U18 Mll1l50|wheI! Neil SMW- Of D8S&b1?. L9# 2_9. wish for italarne and increasing sale.” °°”S“m”9 Wm’ C‘*Pt~_ FUJIBYSOII- “He aneMa28ie.i»hl1"d'd8\1Rhi¢r Of U16 hil- -iz s Waiker Pri... so.. and i.oo a 1°°k°d °"'=W°l1= aft ” `

_ _ . bo .1 .M b mm ld &M gh _ mmhemm _‘L :sr -his e'xp=r_i¢nc_e.- lM..1co1mMcPi...u.orargy1. si...-. vm'

WEEK’S & C0., GUARANTEED °‘°“° ’ ”° D

united in marriage. The bride was at- tended by her niece, Miss Mary McNeil.

‘while the groom was supported by Fraser |McDonald, of Hampton..

_ Matilda Stewart, forflfty yearsa resi- dent of the Eastern District, dbd at her hcme, 8Stanhope street, yesterday. ..'~.1....»¢.___iii‘.'..... sf paralysis. Mrs-.»Stewaie' was ill last Wednesday»__»and»on 'lhursday she received the stroke of par- alysis. The deceased was very active in church work during the time the Rev. S. M. Haskins was the rector of St. M__ark_'l_ Episcopal Church on Bedford v e

_ T0ilet a s

303135 _

We have recently

haue,

-__ 1o_w__-.-_-and.put~thein

H inf our for your inspection

:ma mo.

_ see In-:gm

chu ter the Rev John D Kennedy

Dr Haskins She was acom for3:»years Mrs. Stewart was

woman and contributed

torelievethesuferlng of the was born fn" New York __City_',' 1830. Her parents moved to when she was quite young and

u theicresidenee in Ten Eyck lwhere they lived for 63yeirs.* For

fourteen years Mrs. Stewart

Mrs. Mary fW'ild

Sielllrt, four grandchildren

» _ , A a win. Sheoontinued asa' communieant of e S rch,af . _ . _ _

P

n.l(i'aSts_wart

S_¢¢"“"» the Eastern District.

held over her remains

at .hee late residence

the Bev. John of 8:.

Eastern

vim

says a heavy southerly gale with thaw fol Yet been Bxed for the meeting of the P

*_ . °|

if

»

_ . _

< gone th rough _ .

stock°»of

Purses sand

rocks. soars if 59°'

H I0 .

, and liave~

"i°“°?°“‘ ° sim

basket v full

_rg A/ ...’ _- _- .4

_ now _ shave £011

.-...-==¢..».»u~\»...-.

. yi _ I

_ 1,.. .__

iii »

'.

comes gets H

, _.., _

_, `s.

_ -~ rf’ ~ _ '1 K

Siiiiiiillt. 3

. ¢

and

‘ `our'71a"r ge

From

_ _ 7"'iirst' CClltS

_ ‘ 1*

al

f - t

H'