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Meet Me at The Always Busy Store. _--
A telephone message last night states
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Sale al“"‘
Stanley Bros.
This week we will have
a special sale and show
of the latest in Shirt
Wasts. 0
s'rANLEY Bnos.
Our Shirt Wasts
are only now arriving-
you always get the latest
styles and best assort-
 ment here. 0
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STANLEY BROS.
Shirt Waists absol-
utely correct:
Correct in Style,
Correct in Fit,
Correct in Finish.
Correct in Low Prices
n by the Messrs Johnson at both stores.
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By Reporters and Correspon-
dents Everywhere. I
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Tun Gu.inDrAN’s eastern correspondent
writes:-As the mail to-day (Saturday)
closes there are twenty-two schooners
south and west of East Point some fast in
'the ice, some sailing among the drifting
iloes. They 'all 'want to gc east and
north probably the majority of them to
t-he Magdalen Islands for herring.
As in other cities, the 'dogfnuisance in
certainly valuable animals while on the
other hand there are dogs of an irrespon-
sible character themselves, as well as hav- ;
ing irresponsible owners. No sane per-
son will object to] a harmless animal. ;
Only last week we heard complaint from
a lady who was compelled to go out of
her way to avoid a large vicious dog.
Tru: semi-annual examination of the
Bradalbane school was held on the 28th
ult., by the teacher, W. D. McKinnon,
assisted by the trustees and ratepayers.
The pupils were very closely examined in
arious subjects, and, judging from the
manner in which they acquitted them-
elves in responding to the many search-
Dg questions put to them, ample evidence
was vividly portrayed of careful teaching
and painstaking, reflecting, much credit
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upon the teacher and school. -
We direct attention to the large ad. of
essrs Johnson 8; Johnson in to-day’s
sue. As will be seen by reading the an-
ouncement they have decided to close
heir down-town store. and in order to re-
uce their enormous stock of Drugs and
ruggist’s Sundries, will give tremendous
scounts for cash for the next week or
The big discount sale will be carried ,
verybody will be served promptly
nd courtcously. The sale will be continu-
d from 7.45 a. m.to 10 p. in. daily (Sunday
xcepted) until further notice.
Pniivcn EDWARD ISLAND MAaiNnRs_
s well as all ship owners will be pleased
o learn that the rock which was located
ome 25 feet deep from the Woodside
Charlottetown is prevalent. There are ;Ja5_ A_ Cummings f
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  Stgnley Bros  
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Ladies’
Kangaroo/‘*'
Laced, new last, comfortable, durable, stylish,
‘_ $3 .50 a.I>a11°_-
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` for ladies, made from extra line Dunguli, turn soles, "VY ‘
eg;-_y, good wearere.
in u\6>®#~
  pa.1r.~ ‘_
Rn KI  `i' l ,° C Y C J
dangerous to shipping has _ been
entirely "removed, The work was
performed last week, by the firm of
Beazley Bros., lightermen, and although
it was predicted that the ston_e could not
be removed, this Iirin have been entirely
successful, not a .trace of the obstruction
remaining. The rock was 18 feetlong, 8
feet wide, and 6 feet deep. It was a blue
stone, and was 18 feet below the surface
at low tide. The work was performed
with a steam drill, and the depth of wal er,
together with the lighter from which the
ldrill was operated, made the task most.
difficult, and it was the first time that a
steam drill _had been made to work ata
‘ distance of about 30 feet, successfully. The
work occupied about 2 days, during
which time two holes, of about 4 feet each
were. drilled in the rock. Aheavy charge
of dynamite was inserted, and every par-
lticle of the obstruction .blasted and was
_/taken away.Beazley Bros.are,to beicongrat-
‘ ulated upon their successful work, which
adds another to their already long list of
sub-marine operations in and about our
harbor.-H lifav Ex. ~
DIED
/
I Stamper’s Corner. ` p _ , _ _
%@@&  r  _ _Ai Westniver, April aoiii, Ewen Me-
Millan, Esq.. in the 85th year of his age.
I [Funeral to-day (Tuesday), at 1 p. m.
to Presbyterian Church Cemetery.] 1
THE FIRE BELLS
` Ring out an alarm and it is heeded. This 
_ to not you that base substitution is
ractlslfg when the gre_at sure-p0p¢,>01'l1 °\1l'¢
-mv- li “k°“f°'-..P“...‘i.°:::i P“‘°‘°a_ii“....ia
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The Fashionable Tailor is ready - for the biggest
spring and summer trade of his very successful career
     as e
 rnlng l§siioili,s\  
Ltractornever _ B 0011180
no sore spots and gives no pain. Be sure and
‘ get “Putnam s.’
.
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And clean shaved is the way we -
» lllfll Ollt Olll' 0llBl'»0lll01'8.
N0 3.-.pp swm- ,¢» neg. Wa nan
. the purest Bay Rum and Pow- ‘
der. in nuisiiiiig. »
The foremost manufacturers ofthe world have sent _toy Ui ~ >
us the results if the`r best efforts. The eat ly spring
buyers will have the pick of our incomparable stock-
Blue Serge Suits, f .st in color $15.00.
Your Hair'
_ Weeds 'virrming we will do it to
~ _ please you. ‘ 1 _ p
-lust wi-at first-class Ealr -
, drc.-sera do-we do.
1 V Try our chairs--Next l
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Fancy Tweed Suits, handsome patterns $15.00 and;  & » 
I masons Pantone. Z
and 16.00. Fancy worsted Suits $I8,00, 20-00» 23-00-. ` _  f _ ' __t‘?_‘f‘f°,"‘;'°“" _""" _ '
and 24.00. 0 J I
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FOR SPRING.:
-= though because » people any
, p l , THE GUARDIAN, oHAnt.oi‘!l‘EToWN, PRINCE EDN ist AND MAY 1 ioeo
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ster gear belonging to parties in George-
____ town. One party loses illl) fathoms off T
rope.
Tnosn who have a bicycle to repair will
need to send the cash in future as yester-
day an- agreement was reached between
.the ditierentrepairhousos toask for ‘fcash
on delivery.”
THE Bank of Nova Scotia acknowledges
recciptof the following subscriptions to
the Patriotic Fund, collected by Miss
Mamie McLeod,teacher,Hopedale, P. E. I.
Jno. E. McLeod Hopedale, _$1.00
,J no. J. Reynolds i _50
5Alex. K. McDonald ~ .50
. A. J. McLeod _ _ . _
`Do.n’l M. McDonald* 0 _
shassssss
J no. D. McLeod
Daniel D. McLeod
Euphemia McLeod _
Flora May McLeod _
Mrs. Malcolm Mclnnis I
Mamie~McLeod, Hunter River .
Total $5.8)
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Ensrnnu Norns.-Contrary to expec-
tations at one time there isa large body
of drift ice floating round the gulf here,
imparting its damp and chilling proper-
vailing wind north-east, a wind not loved - f
by farmer or fishermen at this season of 0
the year.-A few vessels 'aremoving abo& 
with difficulty, and though they some-'=
times get near East Point they invariably
turn back when they meet the heavier
and more compact ice in that locality. In
comparing your colpmnswith that of our
riotic, warlike, etc., than you Perhaps
and they patronize their party papers!
As the season is now approaching when
the spring poetry begins to arrive if your '
political issues ofthe day, or thef respec-
tive merits and demerits of thc rival part-_ § i P
ies. Though much pfit is not above ref' i 5 
Refinery wha.rf,Ha1ifax, and which wasso proach though it wouldn't rank high, .
the editor has to give it space or lose at
subscriber. Strange how the muse is
awakened in our douiestic, poets by
diferent emotions and ,devel-se feelings'
by the tender passion to ,which all poets
aresupposed tobesusceptible and cruel
aversion. We have several poets ,_ to the
:manor born in this section, but -I they
are strong party men, their eifiisions are
not subjected to your rigid censorship,the
party paper lking under the necessity,
willing or unwilling of introducing them,
to the public.. _ `
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RKEUIIATIC _ PAIKU., ~ f' '
Why Do You Sa_1l'ei° When ,sh ADP!!-
eatlon of Grlflltfn’ Melttllol Linl-
ment Wlll Take Out all the Path
in a, Few Minutes! It 'Penetrntel
Muscle, Membrane and Tlnue to'
the Very Bone, Here is the Proof.
Mr. Robert Collett, 70 Elliott street, To-
ronto, writes: I am sure it the poor rheu-
mntlc sufferer only knew of the virtues of
Griffiths' Menthol Liniment there _W0Uld
not be so much suffering from this terrible ,
disease. I had been suffering for _several
weeks with n painful attack ln my should-
er. Half ii bottle of Griffiths Menthol
Llniment removed every trace Ofi my
trouble. I have also found it exceedingly
good for-.sore throat.
' Sold by drugglsti. 25c»and 75c.
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Everything
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al ways ann goods,
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thing is in
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swim”  haf.;
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ties to the atmosphere,` and causing un-
settled and variable weather, and the pre _ R
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two Pblitical' contemporaries I ind they , ¢  
give more space to poetry, obituary, pat- _
you aremore liberahwith your .waste bas- ' C A A A
ket, your censorship is.more strict or _ _  _,
perhaps contrary to the general ` opinion A ` I '
of poetry, and politics are closely related 'll
_ Engraving not only  the
morning contemporaries publish it in i ` ns being lost or stolen: - A
addition to t-he warlike obituary so that ` Your initial preitily  010%! #KDS
they have so much space to discuss the § 35 ¢g.;tg, Spfcial 
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hate,-by beautiful spring, and stern.  lp _ _
Wlnterf   peace `  __ ‘   T ‘r L" 1- _ _ "~'. 5;
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horrible war, by the loftiest patriotism,  __ I p ’. i
and the blackest disloyalty, by the most A _ I , l
sublime friendship, and the most intense ` f“` r
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Well the solution ofthe problem is this Brig til boy to
Store and we will it him out at the malls! bc dh U'&
Hai no or cap, ‘
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His hgee’ ’  ‘N -M “
‘ His Boots or Shoes, _
We follow one rule ia all out dlpletlllta X K f
owes iiiiigimiiieii peaibieoansa iuiiunilim as HQ*
advance on cost. '
Customers are  this out andour hdohliify W
Just try ua oncoand leo what VI-oh
Maybe you have some odd
of new Blouse Sets 3543,' 75c and
$1.00. ` ‘ ,
Pully Belt Buckles _Sic to ilk.
See our window for WVU!
E iloweller and 
Ldher
Fishermen’s
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Record ‘Books lg'
For Sale at
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