THF. GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN MAY 6, i899
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women say that _a
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ting dress '; hence
they wear only the
best, and see that
the fit is perfect in
every respect.
Your Opportunity NOW t0 ho
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French _ _ Woman
Miss G. D. Sexton, expert Corset
fitter of New York, will beat our
store today--Wednesday, with a
grand display of the celebrated
VV. B. Corset models, and will
demonstrate the advantages of a
good fitting corset.
IF YOU HAVE
A good fitting corset
now, it will be Miss Sex-
ton s pleasure to provide
you with perfection-if your
corsets are not what they
ought to be, you   have the
opportunity NOW of get-
ting a perfect fit: and solid
comfort as Well.
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Ho stood on tho bridge at midnight,
while the clock uns sinking the hour.
Our clocks not only strike the hour but also the half hour.
Come and secure one. Prices reduced for this week.
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Latest News of the City
and Province
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dents Everywhere.
(See also on page 5,)
THE S. S. City of Ghent sails at an.
early hour this morning.
REMEMBER f°The Bogus Widew” at
the' Opera House, Tuesday night.
THE Campsna arrived in port at mid-
night and will sail to day.
THE Kev. William Dobson will
preach in Grace Church at 11 and 7 to-
morrow. _
MRS. Mano >Li1 MCLEOD was report-
ed asimproviug, ata late hour last
evening. `
_ S. of T.-Regular meeting of-_Vic-
toria Division, on Monday evening.
Visiting members welcome.
Rav. D. Camvronn will cccupy th-‘.
pulpit of Central Christian church on
THE S. S. City of Ghent arrived in
port at 5 o’clock yeserday afternoon,
with a general cargo and one passen- __
ger.
A'rcrr:ii'r1oN.!-The Red Coats are
playing cricket at Khartoum and the
Blue Coats -will play good comedy here,
Tuesday evening, May 9th. `
REV. G. M. CAMPBELL wasapassan- I
get on the west bound train to Kensing-
ton yesterday afternoon, where he de-
livered his lecture “The Story of the
Crimea Retold” last night.
THE annual meeting for the election
of oilicers and other business of St.
Peter’s Branch of the W. A., will meet
in the Guild Room, on Saturday, ‘May
6th, at 3.30 p.m. . All members are re-'
quested no try and be present. < I
Tan death ls announced of Silas Hel-_
land, a native of P. E. Island, who was
killed by a freight train ‘ Saturday night
while walking on the track = of the New _
York. New Haven and Hartford rail=
mad, near Beadville. Holland. was S0
years old, and a. carpenter by trade. He
had no relatives there. _
` WEDDING BELLs. -An interesting but
quiet affair took place 'on Wednesday R
afternoon, the 3rd, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Millar, Bideford,
it being the ociasion of t 'e
marriage of their eldest daughter A
Nettie, to Mr. Austin Ramsay, of_ Free-
land, Lot 11. Rev. Mr. Murdock tied 
the nuptial knot. Mr. Jas. Millar, E
brother of the bride,attended the groom, ’
while Miss Alice Ramsay, sister of the
groom, assisted the bride. Miss Maud-_
Hayes played the we-iding march. Only C
the immediate friends, about forty
couple, ofthe contracting parties were
present. The bride looked very pretty,
attircd in a dress of light silk and chif.
fon and carried a beautiful boquet of
pink and white roses, the gift of Mrs.
Capt. Richards The presents were
both numerous and costly, which only
attested the high esteem in which the
bride was held bv her numerous friends.
The congregation and choir nf the4Tyne
Valley Presbyterian church of which the
bride was organist presented her with a
handsome dinner set and 'toilet set.
After freely partaking of the abundance
of good things prepared by Mrs. Millar,
the bride and groom, accompanied by
several of their friends drove to their
home. We with their many friends
wish them a pleasant journey through
life. _.
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Our impoi-tations of lumber beg
anew with this month. _
That Kiln dried flooring that al
lowed no substitute last seaspn will b
found here in larger quantities tha
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The price is the same as the co
mon flooring is sold for. _
Our “Special” Cedar Shingles too
iha lead last season. They'
Stay there.
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By Reporters and Correspon' "John E. Cahill, formerly a wealthy re-
t the Ga°rrlck Club a good house. Seats
are, selling rapidly. ` '
A New York despatch to the Echo,
Halifax, says: Mr. Rogerson, P. E. Is-
land, has been appointed clinical clerk
of the V. G. Hospital.
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THE Halifax Herald of May 5th ays:
sident of P. B. Island. died Sunday in
Now York city. I-le was 51 years
‘ old.
Emma Biidges. of Charlottetown aged
32 years. died in Malden on April
THE investigation into the affairs of
the Maritime Penitentiary at Dorchester,
which has been proceeding for nearly
five month , at iai-t shows signs of ter
minating, the evidence for the prosecu
tion being all in
viciions of 'he Canada Temperance Act
before Stipendiiiry Blanchard at Mon
tague on ibe -Ph inst against Alexau
der McPherson and I Clarkin $50 and
C urc is y a in r 4
speaking. The Rev. Mr. Dobson needs f,
is illustrated by magnificent thought,
" THE announcement of the death of
the Rev. Thomas Duncan, D. D., fo
he died from the effects of paralysis at "
ridge of Weir, Scotland. _
. THE Halifax Herald says: Gertrude '
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the port of Montague during the week:
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Rhodes; Spy, Kennedy; Warren W.and
Elsie. Potatoes command a ready sale.
st ioctsmis stein; Not muon proanesi
moving. _ A _
THE Boston Traveller bf lzrecent date
Plain, were married last evening at the
home -of -the bride’s sister.Miss Lambert.
89 Boylston street; _ The ceremony"wss- J
performed by Bef: Ralph M. Hunt, of
the First Baptist `C'iiurch. and was wit-
The newly married couple will reside
Wadman is the youngest sen of the late
Theo. Wadman, Jamaica Plain, and a
nephew of the late Isaac Wadman of
Charlottetown.
ELLER Lis. No'i‘Es.-Farming is
Mr. Ed; Egnland, Bideford, is 'ig
owner ofa cow which gave birth to
Grand River (Lot 14) bridge which
‘tractor and is rapidly pushing' the
to be opened at Ellerslie Station. Snpt. i
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'Y ' " "_'i""" “_ ,_  _ “A Bogus Widow”-Secure your'
  tickets today for Tuesday night. Give
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S Bridves, daughter cf Robert and The St‘ewa’rtS‘ the Gordans? the Frasera’
McKenzies, the McLarens, the Campbells,
2”" Msivsnis and an the rest ofthe
to the ' _ ` A ‘
Piiosncnron BEARS obtained two con- M G  e I 
to buy one of our
costs, or two months’ imprisonment. ` -_ ._
THE lecture on “England and Eng- D  '  A
lishmen” on Monday night in Grace -   _
ni, ii' ii me of its are of jnstppencd, and whilst ’ in see the
[1 , , ’ . d ' ' s " . _ s » k . e
"fd S 'lay Dex' m°’”mg an "em g no pictures to illustrate his lecture. I-.ll _ the 13583;, .091ored~ Shu-|53’ We ghgw 1-,bg
in Charl0t¢st9iY!i=_ ».
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many years pastor of St.James’ church,_ - ` "" " '  "5 ; ` -_  " " "
will be received with regret by all. A __ § _ " ~ f  Q if '  Y ' 5
telegram was recei red yesterday morn- ' T  = I ' _   1 1 »» is .
U12' by Mr. F. W. Hyudman stating that” ` 4 if Q ._ =  _  rf-*  " ag ii
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Tan followiu vessels have entered` ‘ A 
Schr. Bell, Jackson, Picton, coal; War- 
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twin calves a few days ago.-The  unimwt um “mum Pu' can
was almost completely swept away last i THE Island Condition Powder as a
fall is now in passable condition for A blood purifier and tonic has no equal.--
teams.-- Mr. J. L. Goodwin is the con- Central Drug Store. 1 1w
work He had it safe for crossing four HEADQUARTERS' `° Housecleaning
days before the specified time.--A long suPP|i°s'°°C°mm'l Drug store' 1 lw
felt wanton the_ P. E. Island' Railway ‘ ~
i we understand about to be sn lied captors’ s°°ds “raw
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in the shape of adinning rooni which is \   
Sharp and Track-master Houle, were SEE_‘|'|i|E C|»|A|NLESS,. vwt
ll6\'6 8. fBW d3y8 8g0 ill CODDBCHOD With WE wgni sign to try our  Taj.
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ren W., McKerson,- Halifax, mdse.; 2'  ' ` - i - _ ¢ ' _ 't *
Elsie, Venaw.I:1s1iisx, bsiissi. New * __ "No batter' i
loadin for rtsin N. SJ: Precursor. _  I
5°!" Mr. Vernon S. Wsdman 'sndl ` _ Fm' L*di°9’ Lidht sh°°°5‘°°*  'lm °P"d»
miriam Lambert, mia of .nmsios wi we tlwm in vm'  today. other ,guna
_ Ladies* shoes=_-si1'pri°ss.f j ~
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nessed only by the immediate relatives. _ 'ghwolgtg go|°,.ed_Sh°e is us  I
at 1_ Kenilworth street. Roxbury. ' Mr. Ask to  ~
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If you have the faintest no-
tion of purchasing a
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this season. we advise you
the above. A new kitchen is to be* mr, We 5811 s¢|1wa;-izig --P99;-1¢gg," * Grant 
erected at once and the present one absolutely pure, full strength Cream
Willbe wnverted il\f0 8- ¢iil1il1g-1'00m- 'l‘ar:ar,andcan recommend it.-Stewsrti
Under the summer arrangementsmhich & Gam, 25 U _It does not matter
win nike effect about me zoiii Jim, nie _ _ _ » pnw y°= Pay. you 'ill s°*
accomodation train which will arrive BRITFH F'“`°‘t°'° Shi" “Sh1”°’."" i g lf
new about 12.30, p. m win be sein iss Central Drag S¢°r°~ 1 lv.  tim pi-iss. _
or fifteen minutes which will enable the ` YEARLY “avenue” should remember 
train men and the travelling public 120 _ thafau mga .._ch,,nges»» must be in by `i\l~__.
satisfy the inner msn. 10 a_ m* and an ominary “changes” , _
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by 1 p. m. to insure insertion following ,_
'ro Gunn A conn ns oimnat mowing ` U 
Tak Laxati B ' ' 'I' blots. All 
-ii-ngegtsts refulili snrgliiniiigeignifwir. fins to Cine Psissrs’ Malt Extract, fresh stock.- " ’
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GE NTLE M EN
We believe that nothing in a mans outfit is of more importance than his `_
i suit. No matter how nice his shoes may fit, or how fashionable his hat or tie A
or gloves, if his' suit don’t fit it spoils the whole effect.
A_very liberal patr mage accorded us the past few years, encouraged ns 
this season to greatly increase our Stock in variety and quality, and we claim
that our make of snits`are up to date in style, lit and finish. If you have
not yet given us an order we feel that it would be a good time for you to do
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Undoubtedly those buckle
with pei.- iotic designs, beaut
fully enamelled in a variety 0!
colors, are the newest end
most popular line of goods on
the market.
They come, at  toeg00
quality  »1l
assorted colors. `
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