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I \sii iz I i;s'i‘iv.\i.. The linster Festival '_

in iounei tion \vith St. .lo cph`s Convent cents \ ill be held on Easter' \Vedncsday

l’o |i~o\i:n. The lion-key match which

\\ is to ‘i.i\ e taken place at St. l)unslan`s li~t iiiglit luis been postponed until Tucs-

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Iii \ Robert- I". \‘.'histon has kindly con-

sented to speak, and sing a solo at the hah ation \rni_v meeting tliis_cvenin;_~'. All .iie iii\ ited to to coine.

'l`Hi great big concert in the Opera

House on Easter Monday evening. It is \l r Farle s concert, Look out for partie ulais Keep watching in this paper.

ientl to \olunteei for active °~ei\ ice at

he win front than for e less dangerous duties f garrison

work For the required quota of thiity men fiom the Island to go to Halifav, the enlistment has proceeded

quite slowly, while if many times the' _ number “em reqllimd to go to Somh but the people in sewered cities have no

We beg to inform you that we have secured

the serv ices of

\frica they could be had at- a few houi-‘s otict Danger has no terrors for pat- iiotic Islanders.

Isl \\m Rs are iiincli more willing, ap-

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Tue following is clipped from the Presby- erian College Journal published in Mon- real Donald Morrison MacLeod, Presi- ent of the Dining Hall. is the giant of iis class as to height. He sleeps on a bed- tead of iron, the length of which is great .nd t e breadth, about one half the length hereof MacLeod hails from P. E. I., anie to \IcGill seven years ago, taking is degree in the allotted time. He won everal scholarships, some Gaelic ones inong them. Now occupies the high posi- oii of Lecturer in Classics in the Prepara- ory Department of this College. “D. M," s rather a reticent man, so that it is near- y impossible to know him. Has the fact ‘ hat he has two brothers in College any- hing to do with that? Some say that he s a fine man, which we are pleased to be- ie\ e, on ing, partly, to want of proof to he contrary. \Vas the Missionary So- iety s student of Lochaber Bay, etc., last unimer- a very difiicult charge-and was uccessful Is a very closestudent.

for oui iiiillinery de- partmeiir Miss Mckeiier is now mNew York attend- mgs the millinery open- mg and will be here thelattei end of the

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Ev idently tliere`s nothing too good for ie Irish ti oops in South Africa now.Here`s he Queen .irranging for a visit- to Ireland, orthe firsttime siiicethe death of the Prince onsoit, to acknowledge her gratitude to he Irish people,and coincidently with this

nnoiinceinent comes her command that]if~ ~ < ff ~-' 'ff-1-‘~-'--~---~ '

ereafter on St. Patricks day all ranks of

er 511511 I`9gim_9nt'5f5h3'gl “'9a; 3_5 'f"t}?iS‘ aSpent Hundreds of Dollars tn Obtain Free. nc ion a sprig o s iamroc ' in eir `

@ cad dress,to commemorate the gallantry

f her Irish soldiers. This dispensation is ll the more notable because of the fact

__ _ _ _ _ _ s hat \\itliin a year or two an Irish sailor

as been disciplined for thus arraying 'mt no ,

. . _ ._ t only teinpoi°:ii'_v '\ll-f. M ' d' gg' °t_

irnself on St. Patricks anniversary.l H ‘ - " in J”

Ioreovei, it is heaping coals of fire on the ends of the Irish party in Parliament, v hich has been as solidly opposed to the

@ 't _ " _

ar as the Queen s_Irish soldiers have

@ ought bled and died in its behalf.~

WMD you buy from us Boston Herald. _

Everything you get is of thesame quality That is

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sei Ilia per liz hihflloiseliulls lllc dai “mr naps l2c lb Pm" clan and cllwnut 3 tains at about 60 cents on the §’

Tn our lluoliesse Bread :M19

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good fortune of getting a snap of 1000 p iirs of Lace Cur- 2.

codecs

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Eclipse Bakery

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M6* Clmcial Assistant at Roval London of

Cilithalinic Hospital Hoorflelds, and entrttl London 'lliroat and Ear

in Diseases oi the Eye, Ear Tliroath and Nose

ggi!-Cameron B cel:

o.‘g’0§g?1TRi§l§tr)nond Street Wes; mingsbya ptin io1pm,..,to4pm

upon ment

Im Plsrun .nn Firri-:D Wrru Gmssiis

lil Presses cheese Presses

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P58808 great and presses small

Presles short and presses tall,

Bit the greatest press of all

Tim” unpmved hay Pm” ' Succeesors to Beer Bros.

mil can be had at short notice

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’l`o-Ninirr: Hospital concert tickctsti

airiiiigeiiiciits can he iiiadc.

Ri-rv. DR. Josr of the Nova Scotia Con

of Mr. 'l‘ easdale.

donations of candy for the Hospital con

0`clock this (Tlinrsclay l afternoon. `

_ Rnc‘RUiri‘.\'<i for tiic Northwest Mounted

l wanted from that Province.

afraid of being poisoned with sewer gas,

such fears.

l Bulletin No. 31, “Results obtaincdin H899 from Trial Plots of Grain, Fodder

received from the Department of Agricul-

copy of of this or any of these Bulletins issued by the Department free, if he sends his address to the proper place at Ottawa.,

' ABOUT 200 spectators were present at the Fancy Dress Carnival in Sou ris Rink which was beautifully decorated unzler the management of Mr_._»\.1\'IcKie and com- bined with the very pretty costumes of the skaters ple: sel the spectators very much. The Souris Cornet Band was in attendance and furnished some excellent music.

DURING the week ending March 3 eight

ships left England, carrying 4,700 men; during the week ending-March 10, 15 ships carryingll 800 men left for South Africa; during the week ending March 18, 11 ships with 9.900 men will sail, and during the

the week ending March 31, G

»allotted.

A cnirzriii conrincron.

dem from Althmamn as Pei-msnenitly L ured by \>lnrke`s Kola Compound. Mr. Aim-rt Dixon, contractor, Nniintmo, ILL.. \vi'ii,es'-"1~`or nearly nine years I have been a eonstaiiit siiderei' from bron- chial :‘stli:na, nlglit :ifter night having to

.‘;('(*D Slillllg ll[) lll il (?llP.l.li'. I SUCH( llllll- ureds of dollars with doctors and remedies.

‘Min Steairinaii. ircoiizinciifleil (larlic s Kola ,'.‘ompound. l took in all five bottles of lthls grand medicine, and ani to-day; coni- pletely cured. I can now sleep well eva-ry night. and now play my in§“irume'nt in the eltv lrnnfl o ~~ ' This

_ nu inoie re-

iiiarkiilile cure is also certified hy Mr. lf.

hy the G. & M. Co., Limited, 121 Church street. Toronto.

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Sale

Begins Monday March lith, 1900 \Ve had the 5*

sale price l9c. pair taped, “ 223:; “ i

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75 is ai 1- as »i 410’ -4

50 i. if it ic li 52c_ H

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100 pairs 2% yards long 100 ic 0% u ic

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1 Si<.\'i‘iN<: Mr. Gaudet has accepted Mr. Stew;irt`s cliallciige to slizitc as soon as` Tm'3Rl‘3m`0 Still mme "i`~i‘2Ulffl<"~ lil the

quota required for duty v. li li ihi- Provin- cial Regimcnt at Halifax. .»\.p;Jly at drill

- shed to-dav at 10 0`clock ai. in. or 2 o`clock

ference, will occupy thc pulpit. of the p_m_

First Metliodist Church diiring the illness

THE friends are reqiicsteil to send thc

cert to the Kiiidergartcn Hall before four

Police in Nova Scotia. will be conducted at ,Halifax, Yarmouth and Sydney. All the way from fifty to seventy-five nien are

' Crop, Field Roots and Potatoes," has been _ C

ture, Ottawa. Every farmer can get a

week ending March 24, 9 ships with 8.900 men are to sail. Finally, during n

ships carrying 3,200 _ men, will sail, ; totaling about 38.800 men, and during the following month about 17,800 men will be ready, for whom ships have not yet been I

C. Sieainiuii. l‘»hin_l&., one of Niirialmo's lending di'iig:gi.=t.s. Sold by all driiggists, or

Tin'-1 Hospital concert takes plueto~

g night. in Kindergarten Hall.

AT the lat-est accounts last night the

THE reportof the Ladies’ Aid of the

‘Red Cross Society in another column

) shows handsome returns for the work of

the ladies in behalf of t-he sick and wounded.

'l`iii»:ui: are no reserved seats at the

Hospital Concert to be ,-_riveii the Kinder- gartcn Hall this Thursday evening. _-ill

- ticket holders are requested to come early

and secure their seats.

; P. W. C. STUDENTS will .debate on Saturday evening at the College, the resolution that “The Union of the British r \Vest Indies and Ilanacla would be bena- ficial to bot-li." A large attendance is expected to take part in this practical

TRURO, N. S. is undergoing an agitation bub`}ecL°

in favor of sewerage, something like what _ took place in Charlottetown two year-si' ago. Some of the ‘o bst-ructives there are

_ADDITIONAL names of those attested

for service on Provisional Regiment of 'infantry for Haiifax, N. src. o.‘;iMe- _`.-Xrtliur, Summerside;\Vm. E. Burrows, \Winsloe; Jos. L. Muirhead, Ti'yon;Geo. ‘Arthur Hai-vie, Tryon; Geo. Samuel 1 Kidson, Tryon.

Sraici-:Ts and sidewalks were in a sad ondition yesterday from water and slush.

,; The approach to the Post Oiiice from the Northwest was impassable for hours

xcept by wading. This 3 articular walk

should be raised, and formed with deeper gutters at the side to make it passable d ‘

uring the fall and spring months.

nderstood, is not likely to sail until.

i Saturday. ' l

AT the request of a number of persons who

\\ weather from hearing Mr. Clarkin`s paper ‘ upon "Some of our wild flowers” at a re- cent meeting otthe Natural History and Antiquarian Society, this paper will be read at the regular meeting of the society '

'ere prevented by the inclemency of the

ext Monday. The public will be welcomed

IT is with deep feelings of regret that

Trin GUARDIAN records the death of Mrs. Stems, wife ofthe late \Villians Sterns, of ,Soni-is which sad event occurred early Wednesday morning. Mrs. Sterns had been in ill health for some time past, but her death was a' surprise to all. Mrs. Sterns was in her 37th year and leaves five

‘Children to mourn the loss of a loving

mother.

Some twenty-Hve Island recruits will

presently be wanted for the North West Mounted Police. This .service is not con- nected with tlie Militia Department but is under control of the Department of the Interior which is sending its own recruit=

ng officer. He is expected here in a few

days. The standard is somewhat different, requiring _greater height than for the military service. THE GUARDIAN learns

that a number of young men have express I edtheir wiiiingness no enlist.. The Moun-| fi; ted Police of the Northwest is a fine body X.. of men and has rendered valuable service .'_r,f to the country.

Mr. J. NV. Brown of Tyne Valley leaves

for Chariot-tetown this morning in res- ponse io a telegram announcing the sud- den,death of his father Mr James Brown . .t which occurred yesterday ll101`¥\iI1S at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Samuel Auld

of Baniiockburn. Deceased whose home

° at Charlottetown, was 65 years of age

is - _

and although suffering for some time

with asthma he was in his usual health

up to t-he time of his death. He leaves a wife and nine children four of whom reside on the Island. MrAubrey Brown in the eni- ploy of Mark Wright 8: Co. of Charlotte- town ,Mrs. Auld,Mr. J. W. Brown, Mr. G. ` -F‘_£-"*-_-" -

W. Brown, New Haven. _

.groc

_ It is unfortunate that the detention of 1 the Minto should have occurred at a time _ when the Island Contingent were on 1 board. There is little doubt,-however, that i they wiii snii reach Halifax in time wi I embark on the Monterey, which, it is now

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S. S. Minto was two miles outside thc _

Picton Lights.

Without actualy

our Wall Paper stock, QN

_ can form little idea of its’

magnitude.

Oui whole third Hoot' is

given up to it Thousands upon thousand!

olrolls paftein and design!

3 I 0 » without number

Plain papers figuredpapen,

i, cheap papers and more ex

pensive elm, hero H 11%!

` dons assortment.

3 i lilfaritime Provinces clinic!

TH! train came in from Geo town \_.\ -_.~ __ -.\ ~_.\ -,_

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last evening at about S o`clock and returned to Georgetown at 9o`clock local.

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12 ‘° ry handsome Swiss 7. 20 12 “ 4 -‘ “ “‘ 8.96 Perhaps these are the prettiest curtains you’ve ever

seen in Charlottetown. You may have seen prettier, 5110 we are positive you never saw such bargains. Visit our

new curtain room. _ '

All Ghenille Curtains half -price.

We will not ask you to buy. We W011ld1ik@ 159 Sh0W

you the pretty patterns. “MY STORE” the most up-to date store in Charlottetown.

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Our big discountof

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has had the desired effect o reducing our stock .

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NO 1.-Walnut Suite in Tap-

estry and plush. 5 piece- spririg seats linishsd in good style $24.00 Cash discount 5 per ent. S 22,8D, net.

NO. 3.-5 piece Walnu Suite Upholstered in GOOD Rugs. This Suite would be cheap at $45.00. Our 'price

NO. 5.-Is a stuifed over Rug

.ly beautiful design, colors an good; ,, Am and voor well. Don’t think bodllb the CHEAP suite-The Suite is soon andthe pfid

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Use Oak Brand Cond enseda better milk ` l

and ciieaper than a cow. _P_11t_11D YW. Cliarlot-tetown Condensed Milk Co. €I‘S- '

In all the latest designs.

1. -K - f ` our UARBON PORTRAITS are ufivullnl.

Our customers are all delighted

Be sure and visit the IHGNQ li lilo.

hilewear*

Ladies’ and Childrens

_ giléeat _ opened 'ro-any » Night G-ovvnl.

; ' time during the next year.

i than it PM->'=t»~ _ . ' C}'0I'D6`C COVQIPIQ

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