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n 200 Pillow Slips 36 inches x 42 '_inche.=; with
 3 inch hem, this is the pipulir siza and wlll fit
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Price er
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Lot No 2 are made of very heavy. firm
cotton, the size s ime as above, 36 x 4?.
Price 2 0 G ea sh.
Q., Lot No; 3 are very fine with hem stitching,
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_ Sheets 75c. 80c and 90c each-
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them- bought tuem andi _ v
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TBI GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTITOWN, PRINCEEDWARD ISLAND MAY 20, 1901,
,.ff»-f -'Y' "‘ ` YYYY WY P I W  ' “`”""**-'~ -v ____ ___
ber at Plctou this morning summer.,
7.30. _
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Monday afternoon, (20th,) at 4 p. m.
SATURDAY cod audlobsters were fair and
Deque and Bloomfield lobsters were fair.
ON Saturday morning Prof. McEwen
placed a young man belonging to the city
Bros.’ window. At 2.30 in the afternoon
he was taken to the Opera House and
awakened.
A SYDNEY despatch"of May 18th says:
Albert H. Jordan, a native of Murray
Harbor, P. E. Island, died at the Steel
Company’s hospital yesterday. His father
arrived on a vessel, but was too late to
see his son alive. °
Tin: Rev. G. I. Foster. the newly elected
rector of this parish,arrived here on Wed'
nesday last. On Sunday, 12th inst,, he
conducted the services in All Saiut’s
t, church. and preached to a large and at-
lteutive congregation, who speak highly of
his clerical ability as a preacher of the
.Gospel of Christ.-Springhill Advertiser.
MR. W. B. McKenzie, Chief Engineer
I. CR. was in Plctou on Tuesday. He
was interviewed by the Mayor and E.
M. McDonald, M.P. P., and intimated
that work would soon_begin on the pro-
posed new wharf and freight sheds.
$45.000 is the surn voted to carry out these
much needed improvements.-Pictou
Advocate.
MANY wheelmen are not aware of the
fact that after a few years use the inner
tube becomes porous and will not long
retain the air. ,In such cases a puncture
is naturally suspected and the wheel is
sent to the repair shop. It comes back
little if any improved and perhaps the re-
pair man is' wrongly blamed for slighting
his work. A practical proof of what is
here stated was given to a GUARDIAN
representative the other day, when an
inner tube, three years old and free from
punctures was inflated and placed under
water. Very small air bubbles rose slowly
from all parts of lt, showing that it had
become porous.
MR. W. D. Ross, manager of phe Bank
of Nova Scotia in this citv has severed his
Announcement] ;';';:‘.'=:.;t<:.".;".i:“.;“;;P:*‘t““°°  
p p it on in the Depart-
ment of Finance at Ottawa. Mr. Ross, re-
' >  isignation will be learned with regret by
' X   the business men of Charlottetown.
 /\ Since coming to the city he, has demons-
trated a rare ability as a financier and
his resignation is to be regretted not only
because of his removal from the city but
l., ` ~
T0 Brighten It . because of the loss the Bank of Novi
Scotia will sustain. Mr. Ross will be suc-
ceeded by Mr. R. G. Wallace, who is now
of out bdsiness  epanment in Berlin, (Jnt. He will take charge
Tooth Scam ' about the last of June. _
THE pretty Church of St. Stephen, East
 Tafms Reasonable_ ISC e&CI'\. Boston, Mass., was the scene of a very
pretty and attractive event on the even
   , ing of the 24th of April, when Mr, John-
 _» L. Duuphv of Peake’s Station P.E.I., son
f'!f77f wb Fo R  I N S c  ofJohn Dunphy,and Miss SarahF.Costello
victoria Row D,_,,gg_m_ *opp* P. 0_ 1 of Harbor M»iine,Nfid, were united in the
.J r » f-  holy bonds of wedlock by .Rev. Father
 Fagan. The groom who is one of the
most popular and highly respected young
man that ever left the “Gem of the Gulf”
' = was supported by his brother Mr. N. F.
Dunphy as groomsmen, and the bride
who is a handsome blonde. looked charm-
ing attired in a suit of white satin with
trimmings to match, was attended by her
cousin Miss Dory M. Costello, _ as brides-
maid. After the celebration of the
Nuptials the happy couple repaired to the
groom’s lovely home at 166 Webster
Avenue, East Cambridge, where a supper
worthy of the occasion awaited them,
alsoa host of their friends, who, after
doingjnstice to the wants of the inner
msn. "tripped the light fantastic toe"
.away into the ".~ina wee hours” of
morning; when all dispersed perfectly
satisfied with their time.-Pom.
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USTIL further notice the steamer Hills
boro will run to Orwell on Wednesday
and to Crapaud on Thursday of each week,
leaving Charlottetown at 8 o'clock a. m.
Should these days prove unfit then she
will go to Orwell on Thursday and Crap-
and on Saturday. 27 d&w 3w Pat & Ex
PUBLIC meetings in the interest of Sun
day School organization and work will be
wth _
No2Co. 4th Reg. C. A. meets for gun
drill to-night at 8 o'cl0ck. Recruits drill
THE Patriotic Monument Committee
will meet in Judge’s Chambers on this
herring scarce at Georgetown. At Mal-I
in a hypnotic sleep in Messrs. Prowset
v
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laker, where he breathed his last on Feb.
dren.-Wesleyan.
THB following additional particulars
have been received of the death of
Mrs. Malcolm Bruce which occurred at
Oyster Bed Bridge on Thursday, 16th,
lust., of one of Prince Edward Island’s
oldest residents, a person who had only
one year and seven months longer to live,
ere she attended the century mark. The
deceased, Mrs. Malcolm Bruce, was born
and married in Scotland, and 'emigrated
with her husband to this province in
1825. They settled at Mount. Buchannan
and afterwards at Lyndale, where they
resided nearly all through life's journey.
Mr. Bruce died 89 years ago. For a
number of years past Mrs. Bruce had
resided with her daughter, Mrs. John A.
Ross, of Oyster Bed Bridge. Tue decea-
sed was converted under the ministry of
the late Rev. Donald McDonald, and died
trusting inthe merits of her Redeemer,
She leaves three sons and three daughters;
John M. Bruce, of Garfield; John in
Seattle, Alexander in Lyndale; Mrs. Ross
in Oyster Bed Bridge, Mrs. Donald Bruce
of Lyndale and Mrs. John Mcleod of
Charlottetown. -
Tun Gnannunf has  forwarded
the following by T.. B. Kidner of
Nova Scotia.-The Manual Training
School for Nova Scotia, opened in
Truro by the munidceut scheme of Sir
William McDonald and Professor Robert-
training in wood-work to teachers desir-
ous of becoming acquainted with this
latest development of our educational
system. The course will commence on
\Vednesday, July 10th, and last for four
weeks,Shortdailyleetures on the aims and
methods of manual trainingwill be given
but the time will he chiefly devoted to
practical drawing and benchwork in con-
nection therewith. The sehool contains
an extensive collection' of examples of
different systems of manual training,
specimens of the various woods, leaves,
etc., as used in the work of the school;
and acomplete library bearing on the
subject. The equipment for drawing and
henchwork in the very, best and latest
style, and everything necessary is pro-
vided. The course is not intended to
qualifypersons as teachers of the subject;
but satisfactory work done during this
period will be counted towards the work
work of_theSpecial Training Course of six
-months' duration. There are no fees
whatever in connection with the school;
and all teachers are eligible for admission.
Every application should, however, Le
made by persons desirous of attending,
as it is anticipated that a good ' number
will take advantage of the course. All
teachers of the Province of Nova Scotia
taking the full summer course will with
the consent of the trustees of their sch-Jol
sections. be allowed an extra vacation of
two weeks. Applications should be ad-
dressed to the Director of the MacDonald
Fund for Nova Scotia, T. B.Kidner, Truro,
N, S, who will be pleased to aHord any fur-
ther information required,
____.¢____-
HE READ “AN AD”
And Eollowed its Advice-The result was
Better than He Expected, but in a
Different Way,
PoiN'r AU Pic, Que., May 20-(Special),
-l:leni~y Gagnon, of this place, reads the
papers. I-Ie sometimes reads the ad-
vertisements. _ _ `
His hack was sore. His urine of an un-
natural color, and he was sick.
So when he read an advertisement of
Dodd’s Kidney Pills, he wondered if they
would relieve him.
He nad made up his mind that nothing
would cure him, but he was hopeful that
these Pills, about which he had read and
heard so much, might perhaps relieve
him a little, -
So heinade up his mind to try. He
did so. and was very much surprised at
the result.
This is how he put itz- `
“At first, I he-.i little faith, but now I
am happy to sav. that I ani completely
cured. Dodd’s Kidney Pills are a grand
medicine. and I shall always recommend
them for Kidney Disease.
Carters’ for Wall Paper
` PASTURE FOR THE SEASON' at
Belevirtere. Will lake a number of cattle
for the season at moderate price. Aggly to
John Cook near the premises or nald
McMillan, Royalty. 16d 2w pd
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excelled.
(I a  I  BECAUSE I We are sole agents.
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the flesh, on June 4th 1819 in Devon, _Tie N 
CITY AND Iis.n;.n.=::.s:t;:.t;n.’f;.;tcaan ¢,.t1,..,,}.. ~   ul* -l,;,,,,|'l',,AI9I5
worshipping with the Bible Christian | .‘*
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 Church of that place. He was a mem Rly\otske,Illyloo9e\'l.tdb
‘ im time church ini nts time or the I t .i " .~=._-
uuioh. whell| he loyally' accelitedltbe  ’ . ° ~.~-1'.';..' '
h a aiu fi i his 1 d S  ""'F3!e2l4'J
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NewProwseBloc¥. Fifstdoacto in 
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satisfactory worm Reasonable pda.
Telephone aio ~ ‘- I
20th. 1901 surrounsed by live of his chil-
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at North-in Part of the last days of hisilfe  ~_ ,`
Whcrc° I was peutalt Bldeford with his daughter Ate you °hin_lring ab ut leaving
-- MPS- W- B- Hey". and Dart 8° 0`L°&l'J °. your mooure for that new suit
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 ‘F-. \_ the kind of goods that will please you §d
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 -4 vote for youreelfor some oneelse tn be gina
a full course in the businese'eo\1¢U°-D The Nl-
petitiou will remain open. till July 15th, we Qy
for the coarse. , ` ' T
_,. The_Le_ading Fashionable Tailor.
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ef .n ic ~<`=-,'/.i i... $4. \" » ,.4 :ki ».\,..:» .1 i~ if » - <
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In Our Shovv 'vvindovv
A We display a number of pretty suggestions for  `
‘Wedding G-1f‘US.
We have a very large selection of Wedding Silvgf 
you to choose from if you will favor us with a_ cali.
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To Buyers of,
aturday Groceries
Always anxizus to increase our num-
_ber of cash customers we propose for
with every cash order of one dollar. .
Kindly let us know your wants. .
_ city. Out loss, your gain. _
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VA line. Dongola Shoe .
$1.35 I:°O3»l'dS. ,_
A Box Calf Shoe 1_o0 _ _ . _
A vin Kid sims ses =  . .
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SlaterOxfords 3.50 ,I ` Large smck kept on '
In Russia Clif, Pat- I gaxafétlgrkrs 
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lsotice is hereby given that in con
oogoooooooeooooooa oooooo. s uence of're airs now b-rin doneat
l 0 ,mhz Haszard’s ‘Outer Range 'Igower,\he
H  _ light will not beas eilicient of power- ,_
' ‘ . ful as customary. It is expe- tai that .
1--' on the 22nd iust. repairs will Le e fm- '
_ pieced and regular light exhibited
A. LORD
, Agent
18th & 20:1: inet
Queen souane, g A ' _.
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he-ld inthe Presbyterian church at Stan- g  I Wil’ <~',;/< ,_ aj. f
ley Bridge on Monday afternoon and we re c"A'"'°TTeT°w~' _ ~ ffl/ h` é “` ’ ,N ,
evening, May 20th. All Schools in Lots Makers of portraits of all descrip- 5.3 G "1, _ p
171), 21, %, 23 and 67, are expected to send Enthusiastic tion _ _ _ _  s ’
delegates. The ministers of the District ‘  '§`t‘.\~ .,
and the Field Secretary will be present to ‘ ` .Amateur work cirefully attended » _Y ‘.` _ .
give addresses.-is fists about Empire Watches.. . to. . .. V   . » nd = - .
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Two _important factors in your _~
P ces is we c aim 1 _
sucessful as our largely incrrns- (fr,
in sales test If von we /
f 1° PP°lU-fed. I ’ ' I am o n to make contrscw for `  1 .sim H7' - ""°  ' i
‘  .    .75 1 4 ,D I Seiid for beautiful mulogue. _ me comix magnum pmk and cz"  ;':e¢the°gp¢1’;*' 5'°°f Sf°¢¢¢¥ W¢ Lg _g
.  " U I  B  R K  A ._  them white as snow with   market' prichw f W beat .   ’ pp,
._ me , I ' ' is* L... G. F. H utcheson, quarry sooo- ~ Qsiiliiilll &» li8ltS:.t .
.. Leadmg Music Hou", *I Sampelss Comer. Queen si., .agents for cwtewn, P. 13.1. . ,mem md _ _ DENNIS MURPHY,  W _ , ,bv N . p . 513
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