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second-Our cutting, fitting, sewing, etc. is se-
rene to none in this Broad Dominion.
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nd adv;ntage to our customers. Secured only
by long years of hard work and trying exper-
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COUNTRY is-’.:'
THE Electra sailed yesterday at noon.
THE Tiber is in poit. The steamer sails
this morning.
Evaxoi-:i.isT J. S. McKay, has been ap-
pointed prosecutor under the Scott Act
in Stellarton.
ANY smart boy with a fair education
who desires asituation, should apply at
this odice at once. _
YESTERDAY the death took place of
Harriett Bruce of Rustico. The deceased
was in her 98th year.
THE police are watching for fast driving
on the Park Roadway. Complaint has
been made hence the action.
J. D. BELL has recently placed in posi-
tion asteam turbine testing machine of
the most improved kind, in the Montague
cheese and buiter factory.
Tan schooner Florence May arrived
yesterday morning from Mirimachi, with
a cargo of cedar posts,fiooring and sheath-
ing for L. M. Poole & Co.
J ons MCKENNAN, who was scalded at
the steel works by molten slag is now re-
covering. He belongs to Charlottetown
P. E. I.-Sydney Exchange.
Yi-JTERDAY a number of men wer_e at
work placing a large water pipe from the
main to West Kent School. Since the in-
troduction of the sewerage system the old
pipe was inadequate.
AT the request of a number of the
electors, Mr. Philip Large has consented
to offer as a candidate for Councillor for
Ward Five,in the place of Mr.Henry Balls
who is leaving the Island.
Soma days ago William Noonan.employ-
ed as a paper hanger with Mr.D. Howlett
sustained painful injuries to his knee
from the result of which he has been com-
pelled to go to the hospital.
The many friends of W. E. Gladwist.
representing J . Frank Reipert of Mon-
treal, will be pleased to learn that he has
recovered from his recent serious illness
and is once moré on his route. He is at
the Davies.
WITH seventy of a chorus and an or-
chestra of ten pieces the schooner Hes-
perous is fairly on voyage. Everything
points to a good run and a safe anchorage
in the harbor of successful production
early in June. Last night's rehearsal was
a success.
THE preliminary arrangements for the
construction of t-he Hillsboro bridge are
going on daily. Scows are being filled
with the machinery to be used in con~
struction and it is expected that work up-
on the approaches will commence in a few
days. -
_ MB. Frank Stephen, the Wanderers’
popular and speedy sprinter, will run in
the championship games at the Buffalo
Exposition and is now actively engaged in
training on the Wanderers’ track.-Halt
fax Chronicle.
YESTERDAY men were at work connect-
ing Mr. Frank Ca.rter’s water motor
with the water supply of the
city. The motor is three horse
power with direct connection with
his large ice cream freezer. By the aid of
the motor the laborious work of making
ice cream will be done away with.
COL. Francis W. Parker, Principal of
Chicago Normal School will deliver ad-
dresses at the meeting of the Teachers’
Provincial Association to be held next
Autumn. The action of the Executive in
engagingsuch an eminent educationalist
will commend itself to all interested in
matters educational.
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THERE ARE OTHERS but only one
Kendrick’s Liniment, the greatest
Lameness and Swelling get Kendrick’s.
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Peu|i|e’s Stare.
Gent’s Linen Collars in five leading
shape.-, guaranteed 4 ply linen and will wear as long as
any collar on the market.
cuffs-4 ply linen in plain or link reversible
ends. These goo-is are splendid sellers.
Note the price.
Ugqaundrigd Shiytg all sizes at 50c, 75c and
~ = _| $1.00. We want you to see the 75c Shirt we sell. It is a
' _ _ beauty. 20 dozen just received.
gi' ' Balbriggan Underwear-A “ll “"8” “°°' i”»
`  _ ell prices. See the line we are running at 90:. suit. Regular
ts-
THE GUARDIAN understands that
tenders have been received for 32 of the 35
road districts.Yesterday afternoon the in-
timation made to the Executive Council
was a surprise to the members as it was
thought that some difficulty would be
experienced in getting persons to under-
take the work at such a short notice.
Mr. Victor McLeod, son of Mr. McLeod
of H. M. Customs, who left on Monday- for
New York sails from that port on Saturday
by the S.S. Ethiopia of the Anchor Line, of
Which his uncle is Commander, for Glas-
gow, Scotland. He will during his visit to
the old country take in the great exhibit-
ion. Mr. MacLeod is accompanied by Mr
John Chappel\,late of law oilice of Messrs.
Meilish 8: Mellish. ' `
DR. H. P. Wright and Dr. _Lodge
graduates of the Baltimore Dental College
intend opening up a dental business in the
Brown Block within the next few days.
These gentlemen, the former a native of
Bedeque and the latter of Moncton are
highlyqualified forthe profession which
they purpose pursuing having received
high marks in their iinil examinations.
Tas GUARDIAN wishes the iirrn success
and a share of the patronage.
A BicYcLisT wishes to know why half
bricks are left on the street. An answer
will quieten the nerves of a young gentle-
man who was thrown from his wheel last
night. He alleges the street lights were
in sympathy with the obstacle as instan-
taneously the disappearing lamp at
Hughes’ corner went out and he had to use
a match to get his hat and glasses.
AT the present time the Prince Edward
Island Railway is handling a' large quan-
tity of freight. Two large English steam-
ers are loading with oats at Charlottetown
and a ship belonging to Hon.Mr.Richards
at Summerside. Box cars are in great de-
mand.Freight trains in addition to the re
gular special trains are running day and
night and the railway people are hustling
the movement of freight in every way
possible.
REV. S. J. Arsenaulb, son of the late I,
Senator Arsenault. hasbeen promoted _to
the rectorship of St. Thomas’ Church, St.
Thomas, North Dakota. There are four
other Island clergymen holding parishes
and missions in the diocese of North
Dakota, of which the Right Reverend J.
Shanley is Bishop. Rev. P. McPhee is
located at J amcstown, Rev. J. A. Macdon-
ald at Carrington, Rev. J. J. Macdonald
at Mahigal City. and Rev. J . B. Macdon-
ald at Lisbon. ' `
THE afternoon class of Manuel Training
for teachers was held yesterday at 3.l5at
Prince of Wales College. There were
present from Queen Square Mfsfses
Farmer, Kelly and Dorion. From Prince
Street, Misses Scott, Dutcher, McMurray
and Taylor. From West Kent Miss Wad-
man.From the Model School Mr. Arsenault
and Miss Scott. From Kindergarten Miss
Barrett and Miss E. Dutcher beside Mr.
McSwain and Mr. E.Stewa.rt. Great inter-
est was manifested in the opening lesson
which augurs well for the success of the
afternoon class which will- meet every
Thursday. '
THE funeral of the late Mr. Neil Mc-
Donald took place yesterday at 2 o’clock
from his homo at Hampton. the Rev. John
Goodwill conducted the funeral service
which was most sympathetic and impres-
sive. He spoke from II Thes. III, 14 to 18.
The pall bearers were: Peter Fer-
guson, William Ferguson, Alex.Fergusou,
Allan Ferguson, Dr. Jardine. Alex. Camp-
bell. The procession was one Of the larg-
est seen in Hampton for years. The inter-
ment was made in Argyle Shore Cemetery.
COURT King Edward Canadian Order of
Foresters, was instituted at North Wilt-
shire on Tuesday the 14th inst., bythe
following brethren acting as high Court
oiiicersr- H. McEwen, G. S. Mc-
Leod, J. M. Nicholson. The follow-
ing oflicers were elected for the
ensuing term:-C. R. Reuben Barrett;
_V. C. R., Rad. McLzo;i; R. S. J.
M. McKenzie; F. S., Edwin Edwards.
Chap. J. T. Godfrey; Treas. Dougald Mc-
Pherson; S. W., Bright Balderston; J. W.
E. Easter; S. B., Fred. Larter; J . B.. J . T.
Descon;Condr. J. A. McKenzie; Physic-
ian, J. H. Bradley, M. D.; organist,
Artemas Clow.
Charlottetown is to have a new boot
store. Mr. William Moran for a number
of years head Salesman with Mr. R. K.
Jo st has leased the store lately occupied
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Alderman Ryan of Halifax, wriLes: “I
J no. F. Ryan, 191 Argyle Street.
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ays will be ready for business with a
specially selected stock of boots and
shoes. Mr. Moran is too well known to
need any introduction to the purchasing
public. His experience in the shoe trade
coupled with a keen preception of what
the people require will enable him to place
upon the market the best productions of
the trade. His many friends in Charlotte-
town and throughout the province will
be pleased to learn of his venture and join
with Tun Guaanian in wishing him
SUCCSSS.
Mnssns. John F. Moore, of New York,
International Railroad Y. M. C. A.
Secretary, and Fraser G. Marshall,
Maritime Y. M. C. A. Secretary had an
interview with Superintendent Sharp
last evening with reference to Y.M. C. A.
work in connection with the Railway.
These gentlemen recently had an inter-
view with Hon. A. G. Blair, at Ottawa,
when herequested them to secure data
from _different points on the Govern-
ment systems, as to what might be done.
The work is being carried on to a large
extent in the United States and Upper
Canada, Railway Corporations Contribut-
ing annually $200,000 to the support of
the work, feeling that the money is 'well
invested. The information received last
night will bcincorporated in thc report
me de to Hon. Mr. Blair.
NEW INvnN'rioNs.-Forthe benefit of
o ir readers, we publish alist of patents
recently granted by the Canadian and
American governments. through the
agency of Messrs. Marion 8; Marion, Pat-
ent Attorneys, Montreal and Washington
D. C., Canada.-71,143, P. J. M. Waslyng,
Savanue, Ont., Jacks for Railway Tracks;
11,203, Samuel McIntyre. Canter-
bury Station. N. B, Device for
hitchihg and unhitching horses;
71,224, Albert Brouillet. Montreal, P. Q.
Filter; 71,251, Paul H. Gendron, Sher-
brooke, P. Q., Washing Machine; 71,268
Ernst R. Krocker, Teplitz, Bohemia,
Air ship or vessel; United States. 671,701, '
William Jennings, Montreal, P. Q., Tire
Fastener; 613,356, David A. Britain,
Westfield, N. B., Skidding Tongs; 673,468,
George Henry Cove, Amherst, N. S. Pro- I
pellor. The “Inventor’s Help” a 148 page
book, containing practical information. on
patents, the cost of same etc., will be
sent to any address upon receipt of 10
cents. _ _
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COUGHING ALL 'N IGHT.
It’s this night coughing that breaks up
down. keeping us awake most of the time
and annoying every body in the house.
Lots of people dont begin to cough until
they go tobed. _ It gets to be so that re-
tiring for the night is an empty form, for
they cannot rest. A
Adamson’s Botanic Cough Balsam
makes life Worth living to such people by
its soothing effect on the throat. The
“tickling seneation" romptly disappears
when the use of the Balsam is begun and _
the irritation goes with it. This medicine
for co_ngh hasn’t a disagreeable thing
aboutis, and it does efiizient service in
breaking up coughs of long standing. It
is prepared from barks and roots and
gums of trees, and is a true specific for
throat troubles. ‘
Han ilingcoughs is a science that every
one should learn. Not knowing how to
treat them has cost many -fortunes and
many lives. In Adamson’s Balsam there
are the elements which not o ly heal
inflamation, but which protect tllie infla-
med parts from further irritation. The
result ofthis is that the tendency to
cough does not manifest itself, and you
are surprised at it. Afterwards you
would not he without Adamson’s Balsam
at hand. This remedy can be tested, 25
ents at- any druggist.
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We are in receipt of more of tie
navy blue serge that sold so fast with
us; its all wool; 56 inches wide. Many
think i_ts a regular $125 cloth. We
sold the fifth piece in a few days at
$1.00. We are selling it now at 95 cts
blue and black.-D. A. Bruce. 17 li
A
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“One-Solution” ~'
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Developer
For developing Films or .
lates. _
Does not stain the
hands, very easily
used, and gives good
.\ clear negatives-
23 cents per bottle _ _
Toning Solutions 
Fixing Solutions
Developing Solution _
made up from any formula fi
brought to us. 
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 Dealers in Photographers
 Supplies.
New Flour-
,Our stock of new Flour has ar-
rived and we are now offering it for
sale at very low pric~8.
- "Fiv¢ R0395” in barrels and
half barrels. _
“SnoWdrift" 511° pastry Flour.
Flon r. '
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by Messrs. Weeks 8; Warren and in a few.  l '  I V
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