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Friday evening.
Duffy returned yesterday from Sussex,
where he gave an exhibition of trick and
fancy skating.
Ooni~‘ui.i.owsnir.» Alpha Iicliekali
Lodge meets this evenin_i_;' at eight o`clock
sharp. Five caiiixliclat-sa for i-iiitiat.ioi1
‘-iaticn.
THE Mint() arrived in Georgetown at
o`clock yesterday afternoon. A good deal
of ice is report-ed in the Gulf. She brought
ver two cars of freight.
TIcfK1c'rs for Emersonian Recital on
'sale at C. D.Rankin`s and Haszard Sc
Moore`s. Buy as many as possible and
cncmragea cause worthy of your most
hearty approval. ' ‘
A gentlemanwho keeps a diary informs
nn GUARDIAN that in 1870 the Steam
avigation Co`s boat entered Point du
hene on May 3rd and was unable to get
ut owing to ice for 16 days.
H
THBS. S. "Stanley will sail for Picton
this morning. Owing to the lack of
freight moving the steamer was held over
ntil today in order to get a full freight.
he is compelled toleavc this morning,
'ithout a full cargo.
THE \Vindsor Journal says: - The
coming of MacQuarr€es Minstrels will be
hailed with pleasure by the theatre goers
of Vt'indsor. A strong combination of
clever performers, bright chorus, d fiicult
and graceful dances, mirthful sketches
interspersed with catchy music, will char-
acterize the performance throughout.
The Coster Comediau,Mr.Charles Malcolm,
who has appeared in all the leading Lon-
donftheatresnvill be heard in eccentric
and coster songs at each performance. The
amusing Dutch Clog, which has always
scored agreat hit whenever presenti->d,will
be one of the many attractive specialties.
,_ g Prof. E. Ma.cQnarrie. winner of the Cana-P
` man championship som Mean win
appear in Scotch and Character dancing.
houses in Halifax, Truro, New Glasgow
and Charlottetown, and the press speaks
the most flattering terms of the entire
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Stampefs Corner.”
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Our Fancy Tweed Suits at $14.-25 ‘"6 winuingf       _ _, _  _ _ _
for us the greatest praise from gentlemen iwhofli _*_ ` 4 I ' , 
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rformance throughout.
Du. Dicxsv and Mrs. Dickey returned
to the city by the mail special yesterday
evening. In referring to the death of Dr.
Dickey’s mother an exchange says:-It is
our sad duty to have to announce the
' death of Mrs. C. B. Dickey of Upper Can-
ard. She was taken sick about two weeks
' ago withlagrippe which developed into
pleuro pneumonia, and ultimately 'resu_It-
i ed in her death which occurred on Sun-I
fday morninglast. Mrs. Dickey was well
, known.both in religious and social circles.
~ She was an honored member of the Upper
Canard Presbyterian' church and 'always
took an aztive Ia t. in ili r:h affairs,
being always called upon to contribute to
the success of all entertainnfents given
nder the auspices of the church to which
he belonged. In her death the church
has lost' a valuable member. Mrs.
Dickey was a daughter of the late
' Edwin Dickey. Mrs. Reynolds, of Hali-
` fax, Mrs. Arthur Dickie, of Lower
q Stewiackc are sisters of the deceased,
“Ci
" » - ~ __ f and four brother" Arthur Fred Harry
iL@§ _B 8 [QQ   ,y " _ and _Freak maid; in oanald. she leaves
1 G! '  U"f`5fl:§,‘.  L ahnsbatkdland three children. Dr. H. L.
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» i 4 pr,/Q ,» /'£3 yr' _ f-` 5_ ;,"\;i"  -
  I   '    `\__,$_ 5-.2-/;;“;$\\_€*_é`;i _;_~
Dickey, of Charlottetown, ,Edward a_nd
have the deepest sympathy of the [entire
Kentville Chronicle, March 15th.
I Bentley`s Linimentrelieves every form
of Inflammation; Equall good for ex
ternal or internal use. Tlirectiods with
every bottle. Ask for Bent1ey°s and take
_ no other.  ten cents. >
Floor Coverings.-Pa.ton’s Cork Lin
-Jas. Paton & Co. 23.tf.
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' ‘_‘~-'»' , Aboutyour--groceries. If `
are judges,_ot` Values and Fashionable 1 Tail01‘- _ yo., bu, th, 5,.. yo.. .,...i
ing.We have cut the price for a short time 
only.
Leading Fashionable c Tailor.
‘W 10 ood and w 3m
(r`(\\" ' fear no such remit. `
iff/ Our groceries- are the best
i R; ~tha.t money can buy,
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.  Talking
, ~ some blow about this tes
while others cry theirs.
HM ‘ But our customers
unanimous and
that at the  -our
haste them all.
 tomourn their loss. The family
community in their great bereavement.-
will allow the help`to do away with
, scrubbing, will yvear twice las loiégeas a
carpet and_ wil costfyou ess. ou
new design boughtbefore the big advance; -
:Quality ’
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   LOCAL BRIEFS
Meet Me At The Always Busy Store.
hu on ' ' ' '
By    BY to-morrow or Thursday Messrs.
James 8: Trainor expect to be in their
` HWS Premises, opposite Prowse Bros.,
dents Everywhere. Queen Sum Eve mn for comm
PY 8
convenience and neatness is being done to
make the shop strictly up~to-date in every
KHAKI ties for men and women are all respect. Wat<»h THE GUARDIAN for their
announcement on opening.
Hvgieiic and Aesthetic.-*The Emerson Tm-1 Toronto Daily Star Says:---Harley
Physical Exercises, Kiiiderg~.irten Hall, Davidson and J. Dyson of Penetang de.
fea_te_fl Baptie in u two-mile relay race at
01111111; after the latter established the
ST’ JOHN SYN' ' March ’24th-" Burt' new mile record. He w °te'fr A O '11'
ri s Om ri la
that he is in good shape now, and is pre-
pared to skate anyone before the season
Closes. “First come first served, any old
time, place or distance,"
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' \ isitors welconic.  u l“i`IR-   
'l`Hi§ Canadian liortieulturist contains a
ood photo of H. A. Stewart P ' ffl » f ‘ 
, iesi into ____
ie P. E.Isl:ind »_Fruit lix~o_wer.~' Asso-‘He Says Women Know Who's President.
“Only Wliinlh’ Piesidentgits
D Married."
“An° anyhow, women’ll niver vote,”
said Mr._ Dooley, interrupting Mr. Dona-
hue‘s discourse on \Voman Suffrage. “In
th' first place th' men won’t lave thim do
it. They [have th’ monnopoly now, an'
they're far from foolish enough to let go
iv annyivit. Thin no woman cares f'r
politics. Down in her heart she hates and
despises it, an' wondhers what it’s all
about. An' I don‘t blame her. Nor till
they stnrt a political column in Buttbrick’s
Pattlierns will ve iver be able f’r to mus-
thera eorp`ral’s guard iv women at th’
polls. I b`leive if ye was to take th’
strongest woman sufferjest in th’ counth-
ry an’ sarch her ye`d find she didn’t~.€are
whether Willum J. O'Brien was Aldher-
man or Congressman. Th' on?y .time th'
likes iv thim knows who’s President is
whin th' President gets married. He has
their devotion in his wife`s name.”
“,Well, I diniiaw about that!" said Mr.
Donahue. “Tis lookin_ dangerous whin
Mrs. Donahuefbegins to think iv votin.
In times she never knew 'was iliction day
till she saw th’ patrol wagon go by."-
February Ladies Home Journal.
 g.l_ii
Good enough for the rich, cheap enough
forthe poor. Bentley`s Liniment, (ten
I cents) the modern Pain Cure.
Lettuce and lemons, lemons and
lettuce. This is the season our natural
craving for something acid, something
i';‘zi.‘:.“r;§»ii as ..‘:.r;...““ .ff stirs
- » u v es
and fruit, many resort to quack medicines
, or stimulants, ut the wise man, makes a
bee line for Gays stalls and secures a few
bunches of crisp lettuce and some lemons.
Take the juice of a lemon, and three parts
water, sweeten to taste, sprinkleover th.. 3
lettuce. If the above does not go to the i
right spot every time, we will refund the l
mone ou for them.-J .J .Ga 8: Son.
.Y Y Pai' Y
27,Tues.,Thu_rs.& Fri.
Don't experiment~Buy Magnetic Dyes
which have been successful y used in
Canada for twenty five years. Price 10
cents for any color.
New Spring Carpets now on display.
Rich and novel colorings,new and original
designs. The cream of selection from the
eastern mills, gathered together by our
buyers before the recent advance in price.
- as. Paton & Co. 23. tf. .
Spring styles reach here first. In the
course of-time they reach all stores, but
never in the same variety and beauty.
Many of our suits will be sold exclusively
by us, and ,will be' strictlg' limited in
number. An exhibition of tf em~»be2'ins at
once.~_Jas. Paton& Co. 25. tf.
Parlor Carpets. iRarely beautiful pat-
terns, some ink ,de_ep, rich greens with
graceful scroll patterns fashioned after
that fine old style tlorentine embroidery
fioral designs shading with glowing reds.
nchanting effect. ome and see them.-
as. Paton &Oo `23.tf
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Cannon'   
llicnn Miss Josie Stentiford relate, in
" 'n iniuiitablc style an amusing
experience in- ai sleeping car, Friday
'--‘~-- ~ evening, l{iiirlei‘igarteii Hall.
     Miissns. Honnva MoEwi»::\' and G. A
y Robertson of the P. E. I. R.. intend
  building two dwelling' houses on
° tl/ie vacant lots adjoining the residence
of Mr. Charles Hermaiis.
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NOTICE
All persons that have pnr--
chased goods during our sole
and are still not paid for, will
kindly call and settle at once
as these goods are positively
spot cash.
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the average watch in good
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I  1 » lackof skillful attention.
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