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'THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 12 1.899
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These goods are offered about one ,Q5
third less than regular price. 1
Prices
Cream Table Linen
Bleached Damask
And Wonderful Bargains in 'I owels
STANLEY BIl0S_

Huusekttttrs
Unnrlunily 1
Our thoughts for the housekeepers away `
back in the fall days, enables us to make
this soecial Spring offer in
,LocAL BRIEFS
MR BUIMAN will read a paper be-
---' turedby Mr. Elijah Marks. Notwith-A
t ' in f , 1
Latest News of tht City $.33 ::.tt.t_“.‘;.:ltt*;;‘i°.";:‘¥.:...:.2tl:
seating for about 400, was quite filled
1 Aisofeioekih .f ii ni'
211111 Pf11111C<> ..... .,  s. 
--° lor as chairman, who introduced the,
[By Reporters and Correspgn- speaker. Mr. Marks then occupied al
I couple of hours giving au interesting" A'  `  ' * '_  4
dents'EVeryWhere_ and iiistruclive address. _He described 1 ' _ ;   ‘p 
______ the different kinds of fruits, and gave s y
See also 0,, page 5_, remedy for_almost every insect or other ' _
pest that might prevent the orowzh of
the tree Amon th st_
' linen eaowmc.-On April 7th, »
quite ii large number assembsd in Gran.
ville Hall to heir a lecture on horticul-
` ` . . . . - ` 2' e mo important A 
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P 3 were the Gravensteins, Ben gl, _ '_ V A ‘ii
AT the P01106 court yesterday’ two Davis, the Red Mackintosh, which 1 1 _ ~ as;
I W drunks iigured before acting Magistrate Fequires lbs Patience °f 'kb w Wait’ fm' A  ' 1 '1 
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1 S H d_ Tb - » J h its maturity the Gideon the Duchess; ` V1 , p N 1,,
  lB§ll ahvdnlilichardehrulliaridudndvdirfy wcdrdl and “hers” He the” , Pr°°°°°°fi tok ' 1 '  " '  f
f§ 1 disposed of ,or mms of $1 or 5 days ,speak of plums for some few minutes ‘ 1
tionu on or mic Me” ` eeing adapted to this country    , __  .
T I 1 _J each toe mostimportant being the Yellow _ ' F' fi'
We have just received from the makers
850 Yards White and Cream Linen,
and 425 Towels, there are slight im- 1 1
perfections in the weave, scarcely
enough to notice; they are often sold over 1 1
counters as perfect goods, but tha.t’s l?
not our Way.
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i8c for i2c y
3;¢ for 25c “ _
“ “ “ 45c for 33c ‘°
2 yds wide 60c1for 45c °‘
52c for 4oc “
55c for 42c “‘
-° 1 “ 73:: for 57c “
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Just opened-Laced and Buttoned, neat stylish
Boots, and best of all, very serviceable. We bought
this line at a bargain and intend giving customer.
the benefit. So we have made the price low, extra
low, for Boots of this kind only.
1.55 ' E
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a pair. You can see them in our windo iv. -1~f
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STOP PAYING RENT
If you own alot or have the money saved to buy one A
The Birkbeck Company '
will assist you to build a home permitting repayment in EASY
MONTHLY instalments, not exceeding the amount usually
paid for rent.
p l-IORACE l-ILASZARD, .,
_ , Agent.;
information on application. _ '
-preparations for starting their lobster'
tants ol' Lot 48\p'isSed into the eternal
world viz; Duncan Stewart Esq of
Ktnloch. His siekners, which lasted
5 li his body was laid to rest in the
cemetery at “Cross Roads,”awaiting the
rise first.” The funeral services were
conducted by the Rev. D. McLean. Mr.
Stewart left behind, one son, Daniel,
who resides on the old homestead,Aand
two daugl.iters,Mrs.John J. MacEachern
and Mrs, John Chowen. He was in the
73rd year of his age.
Anfunusnally happy event took place
last Saturday A ril 9th at the residence
leton, when her tivo daughters, viz.,
Mrs. _John B. Lea and Mrs. Angus
Brien of Victoria. Mrs. David Walker
of New Annan. Mrs. Neil H._'McFad-
yen of Augustine Cove, and Mrs. Lewis
Truemsn of Searletown, and her four
soul, David T., William and Neil ol
North Carleton and Issac of Kensington
with the re=ptctive husbands and wives
niet to celebrate her eightieth birthday
by spending theday together under the
old root.Ttie old lady who is ,remarkably
bale and well for her age, was agree-
ably surprised by having her family
with her and a very pleasant day was
spent by all. They presented her with
a be-autitul armchair and aftei' _wishing
her many more happy birthdays.return-
ed to their homes. Mrs. Lowther is a
sister of Rev. Matthew Smith of
Anagance, N. B.,her maiden name be-
ing Debra Smith, formerly of Crapaud.
ELLEiisLin N Ews.--Mussel f mud
hauling whith has been the chief occu-
pation of the farmers for the /past two
months is ended. A large amount of
this valuable fertilizer has been landed.
-Mr John England has his -steam' s`aw
mill in first-class working order and is
running it daily.-Mr. Charles liayes
is erecting a new dwelling _ house. -
Messrs. McCall & Dystant are making
factory, as is also Mr. R. H. Williams.
-Hon. J, W. Richards returned home
yesterday.--The new Episcopal church `
is almost completed and will be opened
in June next.-We are pleased to ses-
Mr. Samuel Cannon, one of the oldest
residents of the place out again. after
Hayes isalso recovering 'from aerelapse
of la grippe.-Mr. Alexander Murphy
lost a valuable horseis the ice afew days*
ago. 'Re'v.‘W. R. Pepper is holding 1 '
series of cottage prayer meetings. and
despite the bad state of the roads, they
are fairly well attended.--Mr. Frank
'l‘homas,of Lennox Island, reports goose
shooting good.-Con. -
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§We Subscrib
§Our Signatu
because we tell you what is true
We’d like to keep our ilrm name
clear of anything deceptive, any-
thinir to lead you a<tra -
If we were tmp; to mivslead you, -o
misrepresen g an ins- then _
like any body elsedom the same -
thing, our name is “not init;
Depend on This. .
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mndsand wen? 0:1? the
pi-lee gyondl have to psy
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a severe attack of la grippe,-‘Mrs.Wni.1‘~
And Owe S Q \ ' ° Ev~g,Pond Seediing and Green. Gages. '
' lg 5 Tm: mails are to be transferred from Nzxt he treated of pears the dlfferen - _  R I A ‘
` J the Capes route tothe Stanley tomor- kinds being the Keefer. Sickle Pear. _ . A _ _
§ row Thursday mornin The mails Bartlette and lastl *th R P  0 _ _  '
_ of trees not at all after the manner oil '  A A 1
GWTUARY--0° the 3rd day °f APM our forefathers with ii. six round axe ` '
» g. y_ e oss ineo,` V   
Mgr, brought to the Capes tonight will be In speaking of grafting. he favored the _ 1, T
an L brought over by the iceboats tomorrow grafting of ,the prolific to the 1 shy ' ’ '_ 
L? and this will be their last trip. /growers. He advocated the pruningfu 'A 1
nt @ 1
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 ' 1899, one_oi the most respected inhabi- ,Baking a wound which ,,a,f,'re' could
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never heal, butb usin a. _saw th e
C , In qonetudin he asked those resent
QQ. only ‘W0 W@f=‘kS» f0“U.d hllm P1"fP§“`d who wished izurtlier information gi ask
E l “fr the 5°l*3_m“'Ch9-fl2`9 _Vlmch awalfed questions. Among those who did so,
iglg him. He died trusting in the atoning was ML A_ K_ Henry who is am0ng{
blood of the Lord Jesus Christ. Un the our most Prominent h0nicultu,.i5m_ ,
Remarks were also made by the above
d tl '
time when -‘the ‘dead in Cuiist shall name gen -amen after whlchs vote
of thanks was tendered the speaker.
Mr. Marks himself can boast of one of
the finest orchards seen in this province.
As this was the first lecture of the kind
appreciated by the people. He will
deliver his lecture in Clifton Hall in
the course of a short tune. Every one
should make a note of the date when
announced, so as not to make any
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of Mrs. David Lowther Sr., North Car. °m°r °“g“g°m°“"' fm' that d“t°"`C' -
_ 
_ _ _ y g s er °
by making much more artistic work.
deliver:-d in Granville it was very much
Cinderellals
fairy god-mothv
, with one
atters
the richest
and sat-
There are
of
women
w li o
a fairy
- mother
will touch
hem with the
wand of health.
A girl’s best
gift is her
health. _
Every girl
ui a y e s
healthy girl
become s
_I wife
and a capable mother, if she ttake
the proper care of herself in a womanly
way. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is
the best medicine for ailing women, young
of old. It strengthens and iuvigorates the
organs distinctly feminine. It promotes
regularity of their functions. It allays ir-
ritation and inllamrnation. It checks un-
Eatural and exhausting drains. _ It puts the
whole organism concerned in wifehood and
motherhood into perfect condition. _
Almost -all of the illsofwomankind are
traceable to some form of what is known as
“ female complaint.” _Troubles of this kind
unit a woman for wifehood and mother-
hood. Thousandsof grateful women have
'been rendered healthy and happy by_fl_1l¢
nf -mm  ' , mat their
  
of many of them have been included 
 
e 'svo lrescri 1011:#-_ __
good dealers and ,,an,1lioii_eot d& will 
ed ears, hafdagoiti-er-' com -oslier neck
gg igxggaiga _her very muclnkg sm  to
say that it' disappeared after the use "one
bottle of Dr. Piei-ce's Favorite Prescription. L
In paper covers, 31 one-cent stain s; cloth
binding. 50 cents. Dr. Piercefs (gcmmoii
Sense Medical Adviser/ Address Doctd
Pierce Bnifal
tute 'for the 'sake of ‘extra-prio§t.ff`  ‘i -til  
Mrs. G. A. Conner, of All hany 8'pl'lll§,_
-Montgomery Co., Va.. writes: ex Hy daB§I'l¢¢l'»
lit.  
canniiisirs terrenntc
To li|ePrIuoe  lshsl  
Amount already acknowledged,
_ Union- '_Boad~ - eclibol. -Bells
Melliell, 010;' Char1le:M61l_iB3¥-_lol
_1 Arthur Moore,10  an!l‘ESrl0
Moore,15,: Elsie A.'Mellisli, 10;
Freein n Méllish, 10; George _
Jlllellish, 5; Bertha Brit. `10l '
Hilda Ross, 5; Vernon & John
,Ross, 10; John Campbell, 110; 
1 Ira Ross, 10; The Teacher. 25;
Totb.l.-- 1.40
Tyne Valley school.-Sadie
Boats, 5; Minerva McNevin,10;
it Fanny Brown, 25; Loyd McLean
f 5; Lila Shien, 5; _Pearl McLean,
5; Charles McNeill, 10; Roy
Long. 5: Hattie Wcolridge, 6;
Blanche Long, 5; The Teacheb
19 - _ '.l.`0t§l--
4, -
1 .00
Mas. I.-lonxilk.
~ Mrs. James Warburton.
iota April. 1899. ~
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t enifsgelierveem ,usttlon anuntidlu V36
the systeiggiiedtorgdn td its normal ooodidftiou
Wrltsfor particulars
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Every housekeeper. should
,see the bargains* in table
'flinen' and towels, 'oflbi-ed by-
ify tp inane: you may an inferior  ‘Stanley 1 Bi os-These goods
are money 1 savers-read ad.
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ilartors’ seeds-gnpow
Fox  Bessie. -40 feet
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yoursnow. _ .
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  The Latest ltlea in llliltiii. 1 1      
Employ tlnly First-Glass Workman      
This fact explains the great superiority of our made-to-order suits. The 1 _ A
cut, the fit, the finish, and every detail of workmanship, is as perfect as the  NA' 
highest art can make it, and as we carry a full line of the finest imported V  Gwd ,”,m.kmd 1°' Priaegghgngqgg,
Suitings, we are in aposition to produce Sartorisl results of the highest order; 9 " `
There is never any chance of unfavorable criticism of our work. We make
the difference between tailor-made and ready-made Suits too evident s`nd`
visible to be overlooked. Scotch Tweed Suits $14.00 and $16.00. Order
A .Not  
works’ 11" 
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watch that can
price. ‘ ‘
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Full amount reed. $131-32' 
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Ilnstitutppn Poiictl:lpg_.Malue. %o cliL1tl2\ll’8'fA>  A ` l‘   I
BonLitv.u;a 10c. Diamond 150. Gilt  , 
Edge and Egg Finish 250. at R.  4 _  V _ '
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with  
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Thoyoomqsttlohsd g 5390
quality of silk ribbbn ,it
assorted colors.
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