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MAY 4 i9" .i -rn mm-i emi- 'THE ci-1ARLo'1"rF.'roWN GUARDIAN --- vm,-, U, mn. - PAGE FIVE
(IliAllL07l-.'lTlTl`.0WN AN
1; pays to buy in this province. i
Miss J. Mirtel and R. Williams, PQ
iq, 1., were in Halifax yesterdav.
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,,,,._i,¢ Inspector of Meats, is in the
L‘ltY.
the passengers west yesterday after- f
liuon.
luis. (Dr) McNeill. City. left yestei--,L
1 _ on a visit to ber daughter Mrs, -morning on a business t ' ¢
l\incl)onald of Whycocomagh, C. B. Brunswick. up 0 New
Yesterday officer Walker, City, left _
Halifax taking with him the 1
for _
young man Locke, who recently de-'morning at which ,i iiumi, _ f ,
8,.,-tcil from the Nlobe. debt cases were disposed  0 bmau
llugh Mclnnis, of the Journal and
Agi~iculturist,_ Sumiiierside, was n~‘B., the K _ h
niong the visitors to the city yester-'of Ifythias of the Maritime I’rovnililzceiiS
day. He returned in the afternoon. ari‘1ved in the city Tuesday evening; '
of thc strong programme at _the Con- bc published in next Sutiirda 'S Quai
lloailings and solos will be features 'l`he title of the song and music to
i~i~rf at the Y. M. (l. A. tonight. It dian is "Topeka/' The woikls tell 
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will 'lic the finest treat of the sea- i
sou. is catchy and easily learned,
Neil lliittco will _preach at thc
]'rcshyf.crian (Thurch, Marshfield, next among the ' ' ~
.~<uudu_v aftel‘no_on at ll o’clock. ’l'liere|city last.evghiginihrihzrlflgptiliiilbtgl
will hc a special collection for the land, Spf, wiii visit in
L‘hluii Famine Fund. S
"”“ Mrs. S. W. Crabbe.
.»\ decided change in the weather
yo.-'tci'ilay, which lowered tlierinolnet-
i-rs materially, made citizens won- 1;
dcr it was autumn or spring. A very ing (ii-,ink was ,ii , ~ i
iinlit mu of siiow came einnit 7.00 0 `“'Bb°‘
p.ln. and the wcutlier grew still cold- y
- - ' tl
9’ "lm 'M' was adjourned till Friday.
i,ilocu l-lotol in tfiis city ycsteiuliiy : ,_
\\`. I¢‘orlies, l't. Vernon; N. Guy, Pow- i
nal; T. il. Savage. Montreal; L..-a
\\'ood lllt. I-ici'bei't' H. J. Anderson
'l`llc following were i'cgistei‘ed iit the
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`\\-in- .ind child, mtl" John Riclizlrils Yfss Mc” will line' up "S fnuowsi Mc'
lliiloforil; G. (‘. Lyons, Toronto. W
'l`lu~ dredge Montague, is doingif
gooil work in the dock between the 7
ilhirliic Wharf and the Steam Navi-
gation Wharf. The half of this chim-
ui-l on the Marine Wharf side is rin-
isln-,il :ind thc dredge has moved to
tha other side and in n few days will
luivi- it deep enough to enable almost
0
Viiillplaillts have reached The Guar-
dian iillicc that certain parties are
nesting trout at Point De Roche.
l.u.<,t week two well known persons
sold two half bushel baskets of trout
rziuglit in this manner to a party at
Miiunt Stewart. These trout were
.swu by several parties and the net
io ilu- matter and immediate steps
.iliiiuld be taken to bring the guilty
pnrlics to justice.
'l‘\\-o fishermen of this city who are V
in the employ of William I)ean~at his
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rlitllor strenuous time of it yesterday
li-ft this city yesterday in their lob-
ster boat for the factory. They got W'
light almost head winds and squalls
:ill the way, until they neared the
factory. Here their boat was disabled
-1- turned today from the famine-strlck-
A young lad about thirieen years gf ea uiiatrictsi of Nortlherii China iiiunii C011 GL Ge°~ 5* Ki- 'S19-
i _ - _ - age belonging to this ci y was su - com ions improve as a resu o _
W H Hidden mlm" which struck It denly taken ill yesterday evening on tue relief work, but still very bad. W ; .
:ind damaged the rudder. They were
lorri-d to turn and with some hard 0"
ovculiig. Both meu are staying at the
llsllornc Hoilse.
___ sa
\'i».-ielwliiy afternoon in the City ca
(‘ouur-il (`haii\ber the committee a -
. ' _ D
liolnlcd :it a recent meeting of thc Eu
e
l‘ouur‘il to arrange for a suitable
progruui for Coronation day met
with ii number of city clergymen and U
.morning for Chatham, N. B,
U- Fo was among th . `
w. F. Tidmarsh, City, was among turning from the weset pyiafgisttgfihrs nf-
1"rovincc's, will officially visit Empire
Lodge, No. 19, Knights of Pythias
tonight, the Third Rank, (long form)
,,,,V°b,,,,t to dock ti,ei.e_ will he conferred on several candi-
' i_ dating and every meinbcr is urgently
requested to be present.
the Marine Department, has returned
from a business trip to Cape Trav-
erse. Capt. Taylor says that tne lob-
ster fishermen are making flill pre-
parations for ir very busy season this
_ ,  .  ear. The season opens there on May
punks “tic plainly visible on them. gsm _, O k the e q,
i ne wee ago r was a ian-  W..~........\.~.»...\.... W.  ..“<.....c.\\.,-i....MM..<.»»..»..ws....vsss.s._emwsw \o“\“\k“s..\~.s..i..e.».......W.~\.\........,
The fish warden's attention is called tity of ice in the Straits but this u
is since dis'appeai'ed. " ~'“*" '°*
.'£:‘.f.l.f."‘.‘i.“;".';i Splllllllll Wllllll Ulf l T r e a if Y 0 ii r G R A I N
B tl P il(-
sl. air , ercc, ‘aspe; . _ `. ' '
lniism factor nt Rice Point had a °“',C` D' w"“l"ff”‘l' T§“’¥,t°; H'     . w I t h F O r 1"  I I n .
°(f;'xf‘at,?nmS°fI‘,r‘”,j. (rfirvén K‘“?J';‘q,ic' . and eiisureit against SMUT. POTATOES treated will not
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E De,0me_ Emu P M,,,,,iei,,,,0i,,, develop scnb Hundreds used it last year with success.
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in the attempt to reach their fac-  _° '. ' _`    _ g ~ ' -
torv. The men whose names are  ' ' ‘
.i ‘ » ‘ ~ . F. i.. M cn, Mo ti-sal; A. w. Jonah, _ .loc ai bottle.
lnunlctt Wintzell and David Hyson. Sussex; 0%' Mciilliiiianl Cornwall; is ,
Reynold, G. J.. McQuiirrie, J. P. `
,i Martin, St. John; J. P. McNamara, SHANGHAI, May 2-A correspond-    0. i
uloni. very well, though they had to Brantford, H_ i,_ Heiciiied Halifax, ent of the Canadian press who re- e ,
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H. _J. Lawrence, city, ies-,ies this, ¢-- " ‘ _ ~ ' _é f’
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See how your suit looks
before you buy il--
BEFORE YOU BUY IS THE TIME to make sure how
your new spring suit is going to look on you. You can tell in
a minute-whether you like the hang, the style,the color or
not. The new ones are here and ready for your examination-
by far the largest showing that has ever been seen in this store.
S. F. Tarbush, organizer of the C
ornoon. y 8 '
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W. S. Grant, Manalzer of th P
T°.l°ph°"“ C0mP8llY. leavees tlils
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A session °f the City Court. was held
fi lille Dolice court room yesterday
William A. Stewart, St. John, N,
Grand ilhancellor of
'etty Indian story while the magic
Mrs. (Rev.) McArthur, Halifax, was
_ this city for
ome time the guest of her sister,
/it the police court in this city yes.
crday. John King, charged with be-
esterday’s issue, also came up and
There has been arranged for tomor-
o\v night on Burke's alleys a bowl-
g match between the Business Men
nd 4th Regiment teams. The Busi-
ny. Martin, Brown, McDonald and
orth. Much interest has been
roused over this game. Game will
cgin at 7.45 sharp.
Wm. A. Stewart, Grand Vhancellor
f the Knights of Pythias, Maritime
Capt. T. G. Taylor, City, Agent of
lill.-luvfrs men, as well as representa- *'
tiivs of the citv schools, the various
fralvinnl societies and the Fire De-
llilrtlnolit, to receive suggestions as
to thc celebration that day as well
as to discuss plans. The committee
WH; composed of Coun. Johnson.
ollnirinan, the Stipcndiary Magis-
t.-ati-. and (loans. McDonald and
Rl|".\'~ .»\ discussion arose on the pro-
lror or most advisable time in which
to hold the service to which the
lullltla will parade, some being in
favor of the morning and some the
ull.i~rliooii. It was Shown that an
°°'\l1l'1‘l:otlons could not attend a
iiui.-s.<i~il rivrvice and this will likely be
;'_l`l'l1':l».'or|` by having a service in St.
Iuul 5 llliui-ch, and another in St.
lllllsfulis llathedral in the morning
lrluli- u service to which the militia
“l" l‘1ll'<\lle will he held in the aftcr-
lloon about two n'clock in the First
llli-lluulist (lliurch. lt was decided
that the principal feature of the 1902
=f\1_'ovlat_ioii program would he fol-
v‘f\\"<l. including thc niassing of the
lililluoli children, militia and fraternal
:"f'\1‘t1os in Victoria Park. Among
ll"-W present ‘representing the differ-
Till tho different religious denomina-
I;;»\l_lS, wcrc: Rev. Canon Simpson.
I `~ l`. W. Mlirpliy, Rev. Dr. McLel-
l1l.._ Ili-v. H. lil. Thomas; representing
various societies, W. P. Doull, Mas-
‘}:_l\==‘; W.  Tanton, Oddiellows; A.
K"‘fl’l'SH. (‘. 0. F.; Alex McDonald.
New
Kodaks
on' the
Way
Our spring importa-
tion of this seasonls Ko-
daks is on the way, and
includes :ill the best--
selling models in this
well kliown and popular
niauiifacture.
Ask for a Kodak and f
take no other. '
Johnson & Johnson
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uulhts of Columbus; J. D. Sea-l
Elly' mid n. H. Campbell, city
nl"-liluls: Fire Department. Souvenir
Sunnis have been ordered for the
ciool children who parade and a
lfranil stand will be erected in the
Terk for them. They will commence
nmlinon to prepare for event and a
I '.l_cal director will be engaged to
llstiuct them in singing.
Quality
Pile “P your counter as you inay,
-Bake up weekly loads of Flour-
Slloui from the heusetops of Bread
¥°°<l'wss~si.i if QU.-\l.l1'v be arkans-
g°~ WAY buck and sit down l What we
‘"=l=\ on-qiiniiy --_ QUALITY: An.-l
Wu," “WAYS “nd it in'our '
"3\'Al'0RArim cnimivi sneao
Prov it for youri\a'f'.
Snwllirs lniil-:nr
ow for A Rod
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A 11 d A S f ri 11  INDIAN BALL GAME.
Miss Janie Ra
irned to her honntl:yy~e§t?c¢lr`iii§ill;'fé§:
(‘. E. Derome, Montreal, Govern~ 'noon after a visit to this city.
, :‘ ` . The case 
f Stewart vs. 0'Bricn, referreil to in' '"1
U QUEENS C0llNTY- ~
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Smart Suit For
Fifteen Dollars
This trim littlesult is made in
small womeu’s size, in handsonic
wide wale serge, new short coat,
narrow skirt, in six popular new
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See 0ur Suit al 
Sixteen Dollars
Fine hard finish worsted makes
a pretty suit with short coat, show- 
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ing five buttons, close set in front.
Latest model skirt.
Consider
Nineleen
silk.
Another hand finish worsted
suit, ol which the coat has inlaid
satin collar, and lining of polonaise
shades. '
This 0ne
Dollars Twellll’
COVERT
suit is made
brown braid.
Other prices $18.00, 22.00, 25.00, 50.00.
A Stylish Suit
material of which this very pretty
Two any
CLOTH IS THE
. It has ci touch of
f uiveliiiess in spring sins
,LAST YEAR \VE nearly doubled our sales of Silks
-and it looksfroin present appearances as though we
would do the same again. The department has been in-
creased in size right along-and today you will find in it
everything that is right and new in silks.
Chin-.1 Silks, Pongess, Messalines, Armures, Louis-
ines, Peau de Sole, Bengalines, Persians, Moires, Otto-
nlaus, Taffetas, Paillettes, and all the liost.Prices 2 5c, 35c,
Soc. 75:2, l.oo, 1.50, 2 oo. NINON, in all the new shades
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of March to a. few hundreds. Many
farms ale deserted, only mild walls
slavery to piovide =iucc'or for the
north of Sliensi provinces, are doing
splendid work in controlling the dis
trobution of foodstuffs. Ten carloads
of provisions are distributed daily by
juiiks and launches on the canal. The
Chinese gentry are exhibiting a new
spirit, having abandoned the old time
organized for the relief of two million
persons in the greatest need. The
continuation of the famine, however.
is exhausting the relief supplies and
Thcie is small prospect of the rc
Pacific mall steamer Asia bv (‘hlncso
oughly. The Asia was wrecked on
coast, April 23, and was boarded hv
their business.
Ni) DELAY IN THIS UASFJ.
Langelicr, (lhief Justice of the
Superior Court, has been appointed
Lieutenant Governor to succeed the
late Sir A. P. Pelleturo Sir Francis
has accepted.
The Cherokee Indians of North Gar-
olina have a ball game which, to
_Of  I S 
Don’t let the biggest one
get away this year-buy tackle
that will stand the strain.
We have 9. “jim dandy"
showing of everything you
could possibly want in fishing
tackle- the liind that catches
fish too, not inere ornaments.
Prices are lower this season
than last- just come~ in and
test our lilies of fishing sup-
plies.
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The 2 Macs
-i - 149 Gt. Geo. Street.
them, has all the thrills of football
or baseball.
. The Indians living in one section
'will challenge those living in another
to a game of ba.ll. They choose their
'players and agree upon the time and
*place for playing the game It is
different from the weli-graded field
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.dance in their respective sections of
the country. These dances are held in
the open air, usually near some
small stream. The women do the
singing while the men dance. In
their songs they make all sorts of re-
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  NOTICE I
I hereby notify the Public that l have pili'i-.liascd the cniire stock-
and goodwillof the 1)n.\'ison Undertaking l.'o and as l have no conn
action with any 110 or: Uiirlertiikcr iii thi- l’rovincc I will
be in aposition to guarantee satisfaction when your orders are
intrusted to me when the service of our profession is rf.-quired.
' 'A ' Yours -
A. H. WADMAN
Funeral Director u_nrl Elilbnlnier
Office 207 Prince St
Qpnosite Baptist Ohurch Phone 289 J. lfesidoncc King Edward Hotel
tl lfurther notice.
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theory that families were a necessary " ' `  .
evil to reduce the susplus population. _ ' 
The lroveriimcnt and inissionaries ai-e ‘ ‘f.“*{_',;   
’ ‘ ‘o- _ _ . .
 iilliiolli“Filliilmiiiiit)€rli;ml»l`e' of Charlottetown this' Season and we are going to have it too.
vided. _ ' Can’t help lt with our attractive Shirt Styles.
"“°".v”f"' °.f “ny 1°” t-"kc" f"°u"‘. W" The new stuff is so fine and beautiful that wc have a
pirates, who striped the vessel thor- fight tO p1'alS€ Ollf StOCl{.
I"‘"““" R"“k' °“ th” S"““‘ “hl“"‘ The best shirt values you ever saw are here.
pirates after the passengers had been L _ - _ I -  . . ‘ . , t
transferred to another vessel. The-. WC U-YC the foremog' In ‘Supp yu_1g ucvyl e‘15 In `Su?‘lt
°“l°°"s °f “‘§h“hi“"“° ‘f““‘““’§' “"}i§h shirts, stripes :incl figures some plain white, some plaited
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BTC DOW OH E ‘~l CHQ, IBVG l` USE(
assist in recovering the iiteleniiills niadras, percale, inuslin, linen, etc. Shirts at 50c, 75c, $1.00
declaring that such work was noiie of  |_5o_Bett¢f to buy shifts here than to WlSl1 y0l1 llad.
oossi-zo, lvlay :i._sir‘Fmn¢i.~iNATl0NAL  
A Cloihiers Q
s-4dsi-
Are Aller
The
Furnishers
edge of the field. The ball players
each have two sticks, similar to those
used in the game of lacrosse, only
smaller. The ball is tossed up in the
centre of the field and the game be-
gins. The obiect is to get it around
two poles placed at each end of the
field- a certain number of times. They
weakness; it is, indeed, a species of
insanity, for`a wrong thinker is con-
tinually tearing down and .wrecking
his own mental and physical struc-
ture. The right thinker is the only
sane thinker, and he is the happiest
marks about those of the opposing
side. These dances continue all night
long. From the time of the dances
until after the game the players
are not allowed to cat any food.
The following dny thc people frmiil We all know the disastrous effects
the different. sections gather at tbe'of wrong thinking. We know by ex-
appolnted place to witness the game.\perlence how it cripples us mentally
They either sit or stand around the iand physically. l’l\i‘sicinns are well a-
as well as the most successful man.
-tructive conditions.
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f of long duration, is liable
i ‘ cannot pick up the ball in ltheir*:)t‘l’:;_»inl _ _
. . , g on paralysis. lt is an estab-
gmwmuy waved in an open new 'M hands’ lished fact that a mother is not only.
ii ' seriously affected bv her own thought,
.glggedvhich the game of moths is EVIL OF WRONG THINKING. but that lt affects her infant to such ‘
The evening before the game the In- _ --f an extent 'that the same syuiptoins ii.,-
dlan the wonieu included hold a Wrong thinking is indicative of and conditions from wllicii the iiiother ,|i,,»,.i,,,i._
if-le knows better than to keep con-
istantly tripping himself up with the
adverse thought which produces des-
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ware that anger poisons the blood,
and that fear, anxiety, fretting and
all other inharnionious thoughts, ser-
iously interfere with tlie noriilal act-
ion of all the bodily fluictlous. They
are also alive to the fact that anxie-
ty of apprehension of impending dis-
suflers are reproduced in the body of
the infant. Selilshiness, jealousy and
dilce serious liver and certain forms
of dvspepsia. back of self-control and
habitual indulgence in violent pas~
sions shatter the nervous system. les-
sen the will power and induce grave
est enemies of the human race; it
curves its deep furrows where it goes;
it carries gloom and unhappiness with
it; it delays or prevents the process-
es or digestion and aiu-iinillation until
e of the wharves. The little tuhap The daily death rate has dccreasedl ~ -Y' ' -
- - . ~ t once removed to l1iS UIUC from sf-.\'ei'al thousand in the middle ,
uoik icached this port again last :gg gledical uid was calle(l`in_ The    
symptoins apprireiit at first were ,- -
id to he similar to those E€8Tl ln indicating that thcy were once ten- ____*___
ses where the Patient had t"ke“_0l“ anted. ‘Children who formerly were f._1.`.7"F£e;i¢ -ed_  '
had been administered a dose of ini- Suid for fifty cimts each are "ow ex- ",;)__ -ii oi-ii'-~_. ` 5  .Ii
re liquor blit this was pr0V¢<l '10 changed for a few pounds of grain.  ‘i»` 
inCDl'I'€Ct by th? doctof- The Women are selling themselves into  _,\t;/if E:;i“' -- '
young fellow was coming around all . i .I_..~ _-ii. ‘
sbt lost night- helpless ones or their families.  ,-,ii dpgt
_ ' Missionaries at Hwai Yuan.. in the l _-L'*w_)l_D-,->*--E'
For Floors
  and Furniture
A large assfiriment.
The Rogers Hardware Co
Limited
 
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A New
Policy
covering Total Disability is now issued by the
Sun Life of Canada. For particulars apply
i to .
E R. BKOW
Manager For P. E. l.
Cliarloiiciown
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disorders. Worry is one of the great- l
ithe starved brain and nerve cells ut-
proti-.~it, in various kinds of time ling. lf. out of sorts,_flicsHiut0 R.
rage, or “goes all to DNCGS Wlllill
\\'i‘oiig thinking, \vliatc\'oi‘ its na- tlilu-gs go \\'i'oug, he is not only ser-
their
turi-, loilvi-s indelible soars on mind iously iujilrlng his lionlili, but is in
envy lens inillllzeil in. tend to pro- and iioily nlilin. it nm-cts i=liare¢,tei~ so crlppllni: his b\\Slm'=w» _ Heli*
and iuatorial prospects equally. Eve- king lilmsclf ropclleiit; he is driv-
ry time you grumble or find fault; ini; awnv siiccus.-1 coiiditione.
e\‘ery» time you lose your temper; ev- A innn who wants to do his best.
ery time you _do e. mean, contemptlb- must kocp himself in Kood mental
le thing. you suflcr a loss which can- trim. lf be would achieve the highest.
not he repaired. You lose a certain success, he must lie a correct thinker.
amount of power. of self-respect, and He cannot think discord and bring
of an uplifting and upbuilding charac- hsriiiiiuious roliditions into his busi-
ter-force. You are conscious of your ness. }-lie wrong thollgllt Will \10\l0.V<
loss, too, which tends to weaken you comb and undermine his prospects in
lstill further. life.-Urisou S\»\'<‘.ff Mardeii. in Suv
A lmsiness man will und that every cess,
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