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ladies
Bicycle
Boots'--f
inst what is needed-can be worn on or oft the wheel.
Better than low Shoes._ and almost as light.
Mafia in Chocolate and Black. Very cool and comfortable-
uilmmg. If you ride a Wheel-you’ll want a pair. Com
a d ret us show them to you.
IE2_ JESI. Jf(:)£E5fI?.
Stampefs Corner. ‘
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ofngtdtne good taste of buyers,
.|30 to their good gudgment. For
,Pgeral stress upon quality in all _`
rchsgeg-and as a natural re-
Pguahty stamps oir dr play from
ANLEY B805.
Dress Good of
Fashion/
Up~to-date buyers know that Goods
from our store are always ahead of all
others in style. An examination of our
stoclr will show the newest colorings
and fabrics in rich variety.
We leave no taste unconsidered-
we can please you.
STANLEY B305.
Goods of
Va ue/
,P1-was renee wrh the grades up~
“debut alwaf. s as low in each grade
.mba made conswently with our
pmnoe of selhnff only good goods'
YQ get value for your money here at
STANLEY BEDS.
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#N041
Latest News of the City.
and Province.
,By Reportersancl Correspon-
' dents Everywhere.
I. O. F. ~Regular meeting of Court
Avondale to-night at 8 o`clock.
,_ Coal. is still going up. OnMay1st, the
'price of all grades of Springhill was
advanced another twenty-five cents per
ton.
MOTHER may I go out to swim? Oh, no
my darling daughter, the season is too
early yet a while, but you may go to the
Opera House on the 21st and see the boys
in their kilts.
- PLEASANT Gnovn Methodist Church.-
The work on this church is advancing
rapidlyx The pews and pulpit _arebeing
built in ash, by Mr. Henry Rackham of
Charlottetown. It is expected that the
Pleasant Grove church will be’re-opened
on the 3rd of June.
Cr1AR1.o'r'r1rrowNis taking advantage of
the appearance of the Lyceum Co. in the I
"Merchant of Venice"as the rapidity w.th
which the list isfilling up indicates and
those desiring good seats should send in
their names at once.- The plan opens for
subscribers only Thursday_10th,andFriday
for the public.
Bnacxmsr Porsr Road Methodist
Church.-Work is commenced on tl i s
_ church. The exter sion has been ma de, and
the church is again enclosed, and the new
roofput on. The work will be continued
to completion with all possible expedition.
It will probably be re-opened, not later
than the first of July.
THE Plant Line agency at PortHawkes-
bury which Messrs. P. Paint 8; Sons
liaxe held since this line commenced run-
ning there, has been resigned by that firm,
and Mr. Charles Matheson has been ap-
pointed to the position. Mr. Matheson
has been in t-he employ of the above firm
for a number of years.-Halifax Herald.
“Y”-A splendid program is being pre-
pared for the “Flower Mission” meeting
to be held in the  parlors on Thursday
evening next ` at 8 o’clock, when the
origin and work of this beautiful depart
ment will be discussed. You are cordially
nvited to attend. An offering will be
a.‘cen which may consist of flowers, fruit,
elicacies, text cards, -white ribbon .cr
ash in aid of the work.
nge-f
SsA1tr.1~;'roWN Norrss.-The weather con-
tinues cold and farmers are wishing for
the old time spring-rain to help draw tte
ffost, _sufficient at least to commence fenc-
ing.-Road making is the order of the
day and in several localities the work is
l already completed.-The many friends of
Miss A. McLean will be sorry to learn
that she is about to leave Searle-
town for the Hub. She will be
missed 'in the locality and especially in
Aurora Division, where she has acted as
organist almost since its organization.-
Mr. Alfred McFarlane had a narrow es-
cape from havinghis buildings destro; e l hy
Ere on the 5th inst. The roof caught fire
from the burning out of a. due and the
wind was blowing hard at the time. Had
it not _beenobserved at the moment it was,
and the timely arrival of the neighbors, it
would have been impossible to have got
the tireuuder control.--Mr. H. P. Wright/s
nary friends are glad to Welcome him
hom: again after his absence of nearly
three years in Baltimore, where he has
been studying in the Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery. The many readers of
THE GUARDIAN in this locality while
pleased with the sentiments contained in
your paper, sometimes wonder why so
much valuable time and space arc utterly
wasted in the vain endeavor toconvert the
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iss
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knows a good thing when she sees it, that is why
l she married you. We are not afraid to have her
examir e our make ot' Suits in every detail. We
know she will be pleased consequently you must newly an was Picked up
Wear and style are combined in our famous $16
Blue Serge Suits. If you are a cash buyer we will ' ra
give you a discount of 5 per cent which will bring-f tsfgees an the way. ' 0 V »
the price down to $15.30. Remember our guarantee* ;
_ _ mes Barrett.
with those Suits are unfa.dlable,[good looking audi V Jam Hive Lumber Ymi 4 _
.1 good quality. li .  _gk _L I _  s’,W6._Want~»- 
(Di course better ones f§r'.$13-00 20-00° 22-90. _  ._
24.00, 26. _ T0 LET
Extlminerto the advocacy of temperance
reform. No sir. The Examiner is joined
to his idols. Let him alone. Neither can
you ever hope to make it or the Patriot
independent politically.
41-1-1*'-£1-°*?1*’
Kumfort Headache Powders.
LOCAL BRIEFS
To cure a. Headache in ten minutes use
THE amount of $15.50, collected by Mr.
V5/’m. McPl1ail, at Falconwood, has 9 been-
received for the Indian Famine Fund.
A1' the last regular meeting of Court St.
John, No. 223, Souris the following resolu-
tion was unanimously adopted:-Whereas
it has pleased God in His infinite wisdom to
remove our esteemed brother Richard Sea-
man, a chartered member of Court St.
John: Resolved, that we the members of
this Cour t tenderslto the widowandifamily
of our late brother our sincere sympathy
and condolence with them in their great
loss and pray that God in His mercy may
protect and comfort them. Resolved that
a copy of this resolution be sent to Mrs.
Seaman and published in the Forester and
Island papers.
THE EllIIOR’S MAIL
Letter From Mr. John Ander-
son. ‘
Sm,-It is said a Highland Scotchman
must speak twice to be understood. I
therefore wish to make a short explana-
tion of the points in dispute. Wishing to
make my statements as brief als possible
they could not be quite as explicit as
desirable. Regarding the enacting of the
C. T. A. as a local act I took for granted
that all intelligent people knew that the
local Legislature cannot alter, amend or
repeal any Dominion Act but that ' they
cauld take, in this case, the C. T. A. and
incorporate, as much of it as they thought
fit into,a. local- measure making changes
and improvements where the C. 'I. A. can
be bettered. '
As to the other point that I accepted
the principle of Provincial Prohibition at
the Alliance meeting in the sense in
which you advocate, there evidently is a
misapprehension. The resolution asking
for a local act when first submitted to the
meeting defined a. plan, viz: by local
option, on the lines of the C. T. A., but
requiring two-thirds majority to defeat
the Act instead ofa hare majority as in
the Scott Act.
Some of the speakers feared' that plan
meant license and opposed it on that ac-
count, another very intelligent man arg-
ued that we could accomplish our purpose
by having the license fee now $200 raised
to $20,000, a. prohibitory figure. The dis-
cussion took upto the whole afternoon.
Finally to close the discussion we passed
the first part of our resolution “that We
urge the enactment of such a law as shall
prohibit,” etc.and without detining exactly
how, and further the Executive were left
tree to do the best they could it the matter
came before the Legislature. Now in giving
my personal views to the Patriot in reply to
tae Editor’s enquiry as “Kindly stateif
you had any definite line of action in mind
in passing this resolution,” I considered
myself still free to give my views, and in
liance or any body hut,myself to them. In
fact the Editor of the Patriot evidently did_
not isee in that_ resolution any definite'
plan either.
I therefore hold that we all are still free
to follow any line ,of /action 'we deem best.
Lf your plan, Provincial Prohibition, were
deemed safe and practicable, or any other
plan that would suppress the sale of
liquor in the city is olfered us, I am pre-
pared to accept it. And in giving my
views, held from extensive reading on
the subject to the Patriot at its request.
I deemed I was doing the cause service
and not an injury as held by some. If
we are to get any legislation let us have
what will be effective and not be hum-
bugged again. _
Yours truly,
J OHN Azmnnsox. -
Bentley’s Liniment. The ten cent sort.
Try 'it' the above illustration. l
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\Ve’vo fitted you
A A few snaps for lil.
A Nice Box Calf Laced Boot for $2 00
A Nice Dongola Laced or Congress for Il 75
Four of the nicest lines of 53. goods for men that IBN over if Q
our city.
See our $3.50- Box Calf Boot. It is the tqltl i My ‘CW U# ”
SVBI' 55W.
_ Andnot tho mei
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Bn Ladies, misss, wi cnirafssotnosu” ‘ it il H H
sizes. Our assortment is large, our  lem H' *l
2 Try? 1>..m...y'. sim ospsamsla ssh Hush.
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no way commit ,the_Executive of the A1-' !»  
Most people. know a good thins worn by his future wife. he wants thef
when they use it. Some have not seen it. beam
DMD*
fit tion  
lllillt .lit Slliiil-Hliil
We woke him and called-next?
- “Dong disturb me" be said "give
H168. il. GD .
Y ~‘u umff know you are celtic’
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I your face, _
The very ACME otease l
our Second
  targorw K
Of lumber in today. Ldoks
busy already. Our first
was hardly landed before _
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That Blows Fair J*
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Is likely to send us lumber:
for the n`ext~ week. xr
more as are have seve l'
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Phone 181. I ` .
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of a rugged shazpy beard of hair
1 mm he mostfiy ish cr: pped top
is something we are ade tl at.
Our chairs are comfort in &em-
selvea. Try tus m.. .
» J amos & Troinor,
The Acme '1'ons°:rial Parlors.
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In every article you buy ls
e -‘worth trying for-wa,dou‘t sell.
satisfaction. We give it away-
_ has with ovary bill ot goods sv
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ComotoourStore.Don’tb\l¥_\II_'-
leslyouwishto.0ur clerks wil'
pbebappytoshoi-you our lush
olennstookntgrooerles.
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Wedding llingsi
Whena msn buys a ring to he
Q-_mx
'lhat i-1, he wants an l8E`riug like
Every ii g s .spec a`ly nude for us, ,
turr-ed,,po|1shed and burnished sud;
stamped with our initials. i
Isn’t` this guarantee enough? ,
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other lines and that is saying a great deal
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