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TTETOWNCUARDIAN, APRIL 5,1905. . 1 5 .. _
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1 LUNG .  
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' ° ' COUGIIS.
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lotiil hr a llnolo cm,
iaith for a lmvy Cal.
.00 lolita lu a Doop-ggi.;
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N0 COFFEE - r
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AS 0ilRS.
We knfrwit. The people '
who use it, say so. -
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Only one quality, the best,
freshly ground.
` 406 per lb.
Webster & McKay.
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 _ _Reporters and Correspondents Everywhere.
IBS 1 ay.
'f"E ‘Cf is im-Ifed solidly or victors..-
cmliuuii harbor.
ins C0.. has returned hem naiiiiix.
_ F. J. Mi\unoN.\i.i», St. Duiistun's, has
bee" *5°K"K0ll as teacher at Skinner-'s
Pond.
“h0\'U.Y C0 Purchase 200 liorses for the
iirrny.
Dir. I.i~:ii:n H. Gnrzianu has been elected
elution.
Mus. G. McKi.~so.v, Nine Mile greek
has almost completely recovered from her
recent illness. . » »
.lxiiies CA.\ir>sr;i.i., Ciiuibrldgc, Mass.,
has returned nitcr u visit to his parents
in Nine Mile Creek.
hockey teuui is on exhibit-ion in G. H.
Cook's show window.
Tu i~1 Twelfth of .liil_v_ Cclebrnlioii this
yenr will be beiduiider the auspices of
Lorne L. (). L. Hampton.
Piioiuivie yesterday was quoted as fol-
lows: Willie outs »l7 cents, black outs 49
cents, potatoes 20 cents. ,
AN curly opening oi' navigation at Polo
ilu (Blu-.ne is not looked for, neither- do
residents think it will be very lute.
Miss I.ii'i'Y R.».iNou, Uiiscuinpcc, is eil-
_ioyiiig u. pleasant visit nt Kingston. She
is the guest of her sister, Mi's. Gouiding
Smith.
'l`ii1~: Ciuii'loi\tetowi\ liarbor it-c is report-
ed r‘iu\gercus. Tile horse breaks through
the thin crust iiriil sinksneiul a foot at
Du. Douiims, Ilunter River, Speaker of
the Legisiiitiire drove to the city yester-
iluy iorenooii. lie made the trip in about
three hours.
Cni.oNli. \VAnniin'i'or~r, brotlier of Dr-
city, is Supeiiiiteiiiloiit ot' the Edinburgh
Iioyul iintii'iniiry.
A caucus oi thc l.iberiii uiembers ofthe
I.ogis|iiturc was to have been lielil yester-
*Y
lug to the train blockade: .
which he sold to JI P. Woodbury and two
TH!-: hrcineii were oniled out about seven
Er\i'le’s Grand Concert takes place in the
Opera House. First class local talent
D . K  
ala” H- AU!-lb(/oiehead, was in town TnERs‘was no special to Georgetown.
last night.
IIOEIQEILBSTSR li.\rn.ow is confined to the Hunter V. Bus1u\rrg,o! Peake Bros. &
7 'less' Co., left Monday on a business t-rip west.
He returns today.
Dos’~r fall to attend the Drummond
M. F. Kouunss, city leaves in ii (ew evening, Thursday, April 6th, or you'll
days for Western Canada. lfgret it all your life. The Rev. Mr.,
_ Fullerton has consented to' preside and u
H. R. l.aNoii.i.r., of the Domimon 1‘uck-- rich intellectual treat is in store for you.
Tm-:ru-1 will be ameeting of the Execu-
tive Committee uud ol t-he Transportation
Committee of the P. E. Island Develop-
ment and Tourist Association at8p. na.
AN Iinpcriiil ofllcerwiil come to Fiiuudu t’°m°"`°w in th* S-°iW“di'“'Y`5 C°‘"`t’
I`0t\lll.
Yr:s'ri;noAv forenoon John A. McMil-
lun, Bmckley Point, sold to Duvis&
ii vice-president of the McGill Rifle Asso- F“"“e"‘ f°“"'ee" pigs WMM' welghm 3370
los. The heaviest was 450 lbs, and the
average weight of this spring's was 260
lbs. The price paid was tilcts.
Tm-:ni~: is no foreign mail on the Stanley
now bound for Georgetown. us all the
foreign iuaii arriving in Picton up to
Sunday had been taken over that day by
the'Minto. When the Stanley left Picton
AN excellent pllotom-,wh of “My Swre" on Monday morning there was no further
mail there. ,f
AT the opening of the House all the
members of the Legislature excepting
Messrs. Fraser, Richards, Kickhnm,
A. J. McDonald, and Read, were in
their i~ients,i\nd Messrs. Peters, Pi-owse,
and Reid were outside the Bar. The
western members arrived by the delayed
triiin about seven o`elock.
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Tm-:ns wssa very small ninrltet yester-
day o\\'lng'to thc bud travelling. Butter
was somewhat higher in price bringing
from 20 to Zlic per lb. Eggs were about the
same at 20-220 per doz. Fowl brought 750
to Silo per pr, wild geese 75c to $1.00 each
and brunt from $1.0i1,to $1.25 a pair. A
few loads of hay were in which brought.
80c to 85:: per cwt. The price of poi-k re-
maiued about the Slime nt (SL-(iii per lli.
» 'y _
unch lm»p_ _ _ _ Tm-1 adjourned nieetingnf the Provin-
cial Temperance Alliance meets in
Wright`s Hali,f Kent St., Cluirlottctowii
ou'I`hursdny, April 0th at 2.30 p. in. and
8 p. ni. All temperaiice societies, Christian
Endeavor, Y. M. C. A. churches &c. are
entitled to send delegates. 'l‘euiperunce
Jiiiucs Wiirburton and A. B. \Vui'b\irion. “'°rk°"5 f"°"‘ me cn'-V "nd “H i'"“““'St°‘l
in the progress of ternperuncc reform are
invited. Amendments to the Prohibitory
~ Act will be considered und other import-
ant business. °
div for-cnoon but did not materialize ow- AT the Dummiml Y M C A Cunferenfe
which Secretary Moule is attending in
Montreal there will be about one hundred
_ H. R. Mossu, Kensington, is in the city¢_` delegatespreseiit-. On 'l‘hursday,:April 6,
He brought to' 'town three horses, oneof Prof’W. »`\V. Andr~ews;.of Mount 'Allison
liiriverslty will speak on “Life in n
to R. A. Mason, Ciiarlottetown, for good World of Law," ut the morning session,
gums. _ undin the afternoon John R Mott, of
New York, will give an address on “The
-Y M C A as an E 'nngelicul Agency." A
last evening forasiniill blaze in the roof mnquet Wm be hem in the ev(.nh,g,
of the Clinrlottetowii Foundry & Machine. followed hy ,u|,h.,,ss(.5_ me p,~|n¢|p,,|
Un. There was no great iluiniige. 'l`lic Bpeukem to he Rev C \v G0,-d0,,(R,,_|p|,
cause was il. spark from thc_f‘l_uv.f. 4 (;gnnor),Winnipeg;_Rev .l A Macdonald,
. Tryapound. EAq,n_,R Tuesday night April 25, Pro,-_ editor ot' the Globe, Toronto, and
John lt Mott.
1 will be represented there, also artists   _
_ . 1»,ci.ii>sis BAKERY' fwm l-liillfnx, Picton, Springhill and _,Aiwa Sthe best value in thecity
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Bak” Best Bread' St. .iohn will take part. l\o om should at Mmkvvtight Furnishmg c°lS_
 miss this grent musical event. ‘
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- » ' PRING goods being still
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' will be nothing held lMl¢lI-
wafp and spools-There
Positively-Sale ends April I 2tl1~,
other iillillc it tam
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delayed at Picton-_-coming Q
' . very slowly;-we have decid-
ed to continue our “Without
Profit Sale" until the _xzlh
iust. ~ `
An aismunis win be given
as before--freely and honest.
ly excepting I-Iawe’e' $3 Hats,
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li Our stock is 1arge',' hill*
Tun Wesleyan says:-We have just
learned that the Rev. Isaac Howie of
Salisbury, N. D. is very ill with pneumon-
ls. Hia ilaugitter was called home from
Mount Allison Ladies' College last
Thursday, and though we are deeply con'
cerned. we hope that he will recover: Mrs.
Howe had a serious attack of typhoid-
feverlasu fall, and the illness- of Mr.
Howie makes the situation sad indeed. .
Tas following resolution of condolence
has been passed w the parents of the lute
Quincy Pickerlng,`Clintqn, who wus uc-
oident-ly killed by the discharge of n gun
recently.
Whereas ithas pleased God in his all
wise Providence to remove from this stage
of action our late brother Quincy Picker-
ing: Resolved that the sympathy of Olive
Branch Division S. O. T., be tendered to
the bereaved parentsi sisters and brothers.
While we` recognize our inability to offer
anything that would comfort you in this
dark hour, we can only refer you to one
“Who doeth all things well, and we know
that He is able to show a smiling counten-
ance through this cloud of sorrow."
Signed on behalf of Olive Brunch Divi-
sion.
Hsnoi.i> S. Mcl.nou.
FRANK Mums.
W. Eii.\'Es'r Pirxnniso.
Worm was received in the city on Sun-
dry of the deutli oi' Otho Read, Los
Angeles, California. Mr Read with his
fatheruiid six brothers left_Sackvilie, N
B, seventy years ago, going to Illinois by
team. There were only three` houses in
Chicago nnd a farm was offered his
father, where the city of Chicago now
stands, in exchange for rr horse. It was
too boggy for a farm so they truvelicil
sixty miles west where they built ii large
brick|lioui1e and planted quantities of
maple trees establishing a home known
as Maple Park. Here Mr Read lived
nmassingii verylnrgc fortune, until tcii
years ago he came east nnd married the
widow of the li\teEdwln Crane,Buie Vertc.
After travelling for two years they bought
n home in Los Angeles. Mr Read was ii
cousin of Captain Joseph Read and Mrs
Dorothy Lefurgayf Summerside, Mrs
Rchd being s. sister of Mrs Walter Douii
of this city. Mrs Read has her only son,
William Crane und grandson Lawrence
Treinuinc of Ainherst,N S with her in Los
Angeles.
Asioxu household commodities to come
under the influence of recent market
shortages are carpets. Just at 'this time
of year it will he rather' discomfitlng' hows
to leiiru that prices are ubout.~to be
lieightened; that is, prices ofl carpets
purchased after this date. The long ex-
pected has happened, imd during the lust
few wee ks manufactiii-ers in England and
the United States have advrnced their
prices. This general ndvaiicc in the
middle of the season indicates tliat the
makers may have been holding off as long
impossible before changing their rates.
Raw] material is the source of disturb-
ance. The market' continues to be very
unsatisfactory. Pr-lces‘on wools"are pi\r~
ticularly stiff, with the supply all too
scant and shortage in jutes may affect
oil~cloth nnd linolcuni prices. New York
and Eng'ish houses report fabulously
large sales during Jnnnury, when it was
whispered that prices might be adviinceii
and as fur ns St. John_is concerned, it is
said the large dealers “got in" just before
the jump. This, however, ls no guarnn tee
that all old prices will be maintained
throughout the season, for goods bought
after this date from the niunufiicturers
will bc subject to the new rates, which of
course,the retail buyer will have to offset.
-St. John Telcgrapii.
EAs'i‘nn.iv Norss- March month
.lust closed was certainly one of the
finest :arf record in striking conti-ust
with the three preceding months which
for snow, frost _und bluster s'urpussed
the record of any winter within the meni-
ory of the oldest inhabitant. The crops
of 1004 will long he _remembered for their
deficiencies ami the winter of' 1905 for its
severity, cllmuticconditlons which retard
the progress and blight the prosperity
of our Island home.And should the winter(
be unusually long, us is extremely pro-
bable from the immense quantities of ice
niiing the suit and serum, ehé results
to the business and rural population will
be felt for years. Of all the hard winters
of the last 3) years. 1875, 1882, 1887,
1904, none can compare with this except
'82, and than there were sleigh roads here
till the 12th. of May, but as March of this
year was milder and less blustery than
March of that period, let us hope, though
some-wlmtdlseouraging the prospects,that_
balmy and temperate breezes may loosen
theicy fetters, unroll the wintry muntle
thatsurrounils and envelops our fulr Is-
iand,and -that the niistsof ad versity may he
dissolved hy the sun of prosperity-A few
wild geese have urrlved and our sports are
preparing. The ice is all solid yet on our
\`|V9i`5 mid bonds and no feeding grounds
are available.-1"a.rmers are still wrestling
with the snow hunks, endeavouring to get
some wood. _Nova Scotia ,reports worst
snow storm of the season on the night of
the 22nd. nnd thc morning of the 23rd.
Same period here was remarkably fine.
Tooth l
Pri parations
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'We show in our window
this week a splendid .line of
preparations. for cleansing
and beautifyiug the teeth.
Powders, _ _ A
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Pasta,
Soaps, e’tE`.”"
includes all the leading spd '
baatlinel. "' ` " ' '
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our having a faultless stock. _ , _ ‘
| And you pay no more for our handsome designs than you'd have to pay
I Papers for all purposes. _
Papers for al-l purses.
_ Papers that please all persons.
M0CR£W§§;_£§§LEOD.
gba ugl pap r
- f That’s _another of the great advantages of our
Expert choosing--.every pattern selected with
'most exaéting`care- every coloring picked by a buy- I
er of long experience-these precautions all insur
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cents per roll up.
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for ii week belriiliiiiig ou the Ziiili.
I-1, F. Hooiirrs, into of P. Kelly & Co,
left yeater-day for Peaiicfs Station eu route
to Montague.
AN important ineeting will be held in
St. James Church tuiiiglrt. All iiiteresieii
in the congrerratiou are urgently rc-
qnested to attend. -
ABOUT sixty ipusseiigeis were on thc
stalled trains at \Viltshirc and 1 8-4 miles
east on Monday night. Provisions were
sent out to the latter out-_
THERE was little iiuwciiiciil _\'i~sler1iii_V
in the winter stc.iinci'.~>ilwlri in ihc Straits
by the ice. It is tlioiiglil ii lieiivy west
wind will be neciicil to reic-use tiicm.
AN insane mini was |'i‘|ii>i'tcil lo be
wandering in the riciiiily ot' tile Rtiiliwiy
Station lust night and Oilicci' \\'nl|ccr
went to that vicinity in irspoiiso to n
telephone for tliepolicc. 'l`hc man could
not be found liowcver.
Cults. J. Mircnsni., the bustling
trihutinu prinlyil-»*-~ ii»..:.:~:-_ :ir -infi-
citll stiI.~'lx.e'ii'»' ’ “"fiiii|>.=.ri iii. _ri i
copy of which luis been rcpeiieii. llc-.t-i r*
have already sccii un cxtciidcil report
which uppcnrcil in The (luarriian columns
ri short time ago but Mr. Mitchell will in-
pleused to mail n copy to interest;-il
parties on recicpt ofa postal.
Fon the first time siiii-P Siitiii'd:|_\' thi-
railwny line to Summerside was opened
last evening triiiiis from the west i'ciirl\iii;_,~'
the city nt 0.50 and T20 p. ui. A spur-iiil
left for Suimnersiilo atillnst ui;_i'l|t and
went through to'l`i;,:iiisli reiiciiiin; there
curly this morning. Conductor Stanley
left Mount Si.e\\'i\rt for Soiiris em-ly yes
terday moriiing and rciiclieil there ni. 0.135
last night. '1`herc has been no great
trouble on the Georgetown braiicli und
from Summerside to 'l`igiilsh there was no
difficulty in running on scliciinie time.
The Cape 'l`ruvcrse brunch which was not
opened yesterday, the engine being ein-
ployed onthe inain line, will be started
this morning. No very heavy work there
is anticipated.
THE NIUIUAL LIFE.
Thi- thirty-fifth niinuiil report ofthe
Mutual Life coinpuuy of Cuniida, cover-
ing the cornpuny`s operations for the yen
1904 may be found elsewhere in,this
number of The Guardian. Theincoine
for the yenr.in premiums and lnteresis
and rents, amounted to $1,725.Ii0~‘i.90_ and
the_'nct. surplus over nil linbilities,iii
governiuent stimdiii-vi of vuluiition is
$l,l}i9,400,Tl, ’l`lici\iisiiicss for thi' yciii'
was most grutii'yiiig,', rxceeiliiig that of
any foimei' year, iiiid resulting iii ii uct
atiriitioli to the iiisui'i\ni'i-. in force ol` thc
hundsoniosiiiii of $2.1*-‘*ll.illl. This “vii
known Cauailinu institution is mpresciit-
ed in Clinrlotictnwn by .I_ O. Arsoniiiiii.
General Agciit for this province.
No use talking, they cau’t beat
thisstore for hats. Our prices me
always lowest and our styles the
best. 12 cases new Suffolk Hats
and caps in now. -Prowse Brom
- sd 31
'l'lil-I W. S. l'li\i'kiiis Coinpany open lieri- lf)
general agent of the Excelsior' Life is iii--`
-. Baby Carriages at 1-3 _`0if
I ' . F-._,'~;.r-, _ -
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"-‘-‘ U mg the baby carriage trade.
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A traveller’s samples of the most
artistic designs ever brought to P. E.
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Island, were bought by us at n fraction
of their value.
\Ve have priced them proporlionnity
low and thus sell them nt about whole-
sale iuvoice price. 'l`liere are not a
great urauv in the lol. Come quick if
you wont one.
   - John Newson
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5 lflt: SUN Llhti Ur vAl\lAl).-`\
. w rote over 26 i-5 per cent.
'i`lic`re were zo Canadian Companies doing biisiinss
in Canaria last year.
For~raies in The Sun Life apply to
_ E- R- BRO“'.
_ Manager for P. E. Island,
,9 mwf ,ye ' ~ Charlottetown.
l leunnuuuuavmalurén uppunanaafluiugsgnn
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Tue Rscoizo oF THB
limb Hmcrican
For the year just closed, shows a con
tinunncc ofthe health growth which
has cliaracterized the Company in thc
pust. The amount oi new general poi-
icies issued was greater than that of
any previous year, while the financial
‘ _ position of the Company has never been
. ' `  stronger.
‘ 1_ ' _ The Company continues to pay favor-
- able profits on all maturing policies.
r We will bwlad to furnis you fig-
\ ures on any m ern plsn desired.
RUSS & l‘lA'l`Ti“i EWS.
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lille Poft Daniel-Birch and°"§pruce," Dimen-
sion Lumber, Cedar _
Lumber CO, Shingles, Posts and
Pour 1).\;~'iiii.. TieS°
4.3 ilw im pd. Qi'i-:. Wafer Shipment Only.
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The great germ ,killer and'
blood puri licr.New stock,
5oc and $1 s bottle.
"The Two Macs"
iiclliilillillliiii
,Con Gt,,Geo. and Kent Sta
Guarantee Dental Rooms. '
Cameron Block,fOver Reddln Bros, Charlottetown.
DR. E. E. ROBINS. - - Proprietor-
We do Everythinglinghentistry in th: Most'
Up-to-date Manner.
Pl/l`l<2 \\`0RK~\\'c make plates that fit. The teetirilook as if
they grew there. All our plates have the DOUBLE SUC ION VAC-
CUM CHAMBER, and will always stay up; they cannot drop down.
CRO\\'N AND BRIDGE \VORK-lt' your fcnse calls for Crown
or' ilridgc Work we will do either in the most durable and most
icstlieiic manner. Our gold, all porcelain, combination crowns and
bridgcworle are rapidly taking the place of plates. Call and we will
explain why.
FiLLlNG‘“Fi|li|i_.; teeth propjerly is saving teeth permanently
Gold,Sili _er and C5u_|gut Pilling P T N TO S'l‘AY,at the oweat prices-
EXTR A_C'llI%G'-_-Wecxtract teeth without apurijclg; of pain by lt
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