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@ GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. MAY I5, IMI.
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C _ _    Those interested in the future velfare --
a,='-R.;-f‘.~. 2--ll of this country. Should untie their purse Mr A McBéth crossed over by me Prim
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‘~ They should likewise emulate the Amer -‘ Mn Horace Hazard left y“¢erd,y
morning for Ottawa. T'
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_ We never have any trouble
~ in plowing particular people-
we’re too particular about our
buying for that. Our assort-
ment takes in every style and
color that one could think of,
but this space is toe 1-mall to
describe them; won’t you come
and see them for yourself l
We also have the agency for
one of the iinest lines of Wall
Paper in the country.
See our sample- leave your
order-we’ll get the paper as
quick s-1 expri-s» can carry it.
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Summerside.
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McDONALD & MARTI N
IARRISTERS.
I Solicitors, Notaries Public &¢. Hone, to
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OFFICES {?.‘.1r:,-'2"l.°.*.°.1i.§?.;‘§n::
K. J- Burnt B. A.
LOWTHER & LEARD
DENTIST.
iliar ili|irliuil’s llrug Stora-
SUl'll‘lERSIDE.
Jalslass Extraction ly lla IIALE l|ETH0ll
All kinds of General and Anaesthetics
`”<'>pl°y°d° a B a k
rows an ri ge wor aspecsaj ity.
tinlxiatee, Vulcanite, Metal and Aluminum
Dentistry in all its branches.
A. W. LEARD, D, D. S.
J. S. LDWTH]-IR. D. D. S
July26 eod&w
 
Paint
That
s Lasts
Cheap paints are sxpensive,
because they do not lasts.
Crown 81
5 Anchor
Pure Paints
are guaranteed by the makers
backed up by us.
We can save you money on
all painter’s material'
lludd l Rogers
 ably well. Rev.W.H.Smith delivered an
‘ l
  Laicsi News From
‘ Prince County.
EE...
a
noon for Sydney
THE Summerside market is quiet. There
is very little demand for any kind of
duce and not much is offering. Oats
worth 31 cents which is the only adv
since last quotations. .
1'0-
BTC
MR. Albeit E. Baker left yesterd yat
P
ABCE
I THB schooner Torridon after discharg-
ing coal for the railway will load with pro-
duee, part here and the balance at Vict-
oria for Sheet Harbor, N. S.
Bnomzvnic to-day the express train
from Charlottetown connecting with the
Northumberland will run through to
Tignish as under the summer arrang-
ment.
Paor. Harry Watts and Mrs. Watts and
Mr. W. A. McKee accompanied the
Bostonia Sextette Club from Charlotte-
town to Summerside yesterday. They
return home to»day.
A11 entertainment was held inlthe Pres-
byterian Hall Monday evening under the
A auspices of the junior C. E. Society.
nice program was rendered in which
children all acquitted themselves remar
arri
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A
the
k-
J dress. Miss Amy Frizsle and Miss C e .
Clay also assisted in rendering solos. iss
Edna Sinclair and Mies May Sharp played
the accompaniments. Candy was sold
during intermission.
most popular young people takes lace
. this morning at the residence of the br e’s
mother, Mrs James Tanton Spring St.
The principals are Mr Harry J Morrison,
manager of theSummerside Electric Light
Station, and Miss Annie Laurie Tanton.
At eight o'clock Rev 1’ C Mellor, rector
of the St. Mary’s Episcopal church, per-
forms the ceremony in- the presence _of
only a few of the immediate friends ofthe
, contracting parties. The bridesmaid is
Miss Birdie Cairns and the groomsmen
A Mr. Ludlow Sharp. The bride is the
, ciplent of a large number of elegant pres-
` ents, including a gold watch and chain
the
ith
_ Tal marriage of two of Summerside’s
P
ld
re-
from the groom who also presents
"bridesmaid with agold broach set w
.N carbon diamonds. Mr. and Mrs. Morri-
`* son take passage enthe Northumberland
.this morning en route on a honeymoon
trip to some of the principal cities of New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, and will be.
_ absent about two weeks. With a host of
1 friends THE GUARDIAN joins in extending
congratulations and good wishes for a
happy and prosperous journey through
‘ life. °
for Constipation or Costivenees wit out
eausipg sickness or pain is BEACH
STOUIACH St LIVER PILIB. Send
cents to The Baird Co., Lt’d,, Woods k
1 N. B.,for a trial sample box.. Small pills
small dose, purely vegetable. Regular
US
‘ size 25 ess. a bottle at dealers.
A Pill that can be used when requie.
h
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too
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iii!
&
. Canned Goods
' and Jams
Selling Cheap in E
Peas 9c per can or 8 1.00 per doz. `
Coin 9" per can or $l.00per doz. E
Tomatoes 9c per can or $1.00
d M
€
mwnnnnnmuu
QE-_
per oz.
Canned Apples 201: per gallon
tin.
Crosse at Blackwel1's assorted Jams
1 Sc each. ~
All new goods. Cash only.
U
~ enkms &. Sun.
r.Queen8cGrafton Streets. ""
;- w.iniw»'.m.i,i,».iin im. ~i.w if '-ii '»v.f_'.w 1,'-. 
$7 W’ '_ l
“l‘.l."!Plii...l.§..El.'l
Extraction free of charge
DR-J-P. MURRAY.
ACADIA
COAL ALBION COAL
VALUE
We are prepared to sell cargoes from above miner, for slfpment at
Picton Landing-at mines prices.
Your orders solicited.-
. 5 1 CARVELL BROS.  
 8 ood 2 w.
9
1*;  ' " _Who1esaleCoal Dealers.
ad- 
dustries which yield reasonable prod
cans ln appreciating and employing our
smartest young men.-Sis-lboo Echp.
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PUBLIC BENBFACTORS.
The house that has a well-kept kitchen
garden or tiowi-1° plot, has a dignity. 3
respectability, which it derives from its
occupants, to whom every passer by is
inclined to rloii’ his hat, rec- gnizing them
as public beuefactors.-Lunenburg Pro-
gress.
_--|--*mi-1
HAD BETTER STAY AT HOME.
Of coui--e we will be glad to see the
Canadian First Prince of Wales Regiment
parade iii the streets of Boston. Neither
do we mimi it they carry their arms, At
the end of the visit they will do what
other 'English soldiers did one liunnred
and twenty-live years ago-sail to Halifax
with thetr arms with them.-Boston
Traveller.
_._..¢1__
TEH TYOIAILED COMET.
Lina, Peru, May12.-The comet which
for dist seen from South Americaabout a
fortnight auo and which has been invis-
ible fiom lure for the last three nights'
reappearen last night. It apparently has
two tails, one of which is now longer than
it was first seen.
4-_.._g__..._.
BOERS WERE SLOW..
Lorrnorz, May 18.-At a banquet of the
Cornish association held in London last
‘ night General Pole-Carew said: At the
beginning of the war had the Boers fully
realized their strength and our unprepar-
edness we would have presented the spee-
tacle of reconquering South Africa from
the sea coast.
M-_@-1
NOW, GlRLS, TAKE A DRAW A
New York doctor wants' toraille him-
- self off matrimonially at $5 a ticket to as
many young women as will buy tickets.
The proceeds is to set him in practice and
to be divided with the one who drawsthe
luckly ticket. The girls cannot all win of
course and be his wife, but everyone who
pays will know she has been assister to
him. .
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Baby's clothes should be washed
w'tl~1
f‘\lICTURlliE”l
 It makes them white as snow with
' out rubbing. _
2 cakes 5c, at all grocers.
McKinnon 81 McNevin, Lower
Queen St., Agents for Ch’town, P. E. I.
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. -
g Millinery ~ =.
I Models of British. French and Amer 2
Z can desiguing.Every mail order given:
:special and distinct care, so that:
Z suitable style are studied out for each 2
I separate customer. I
1 adies will please state price, style Z
I complexion, hair, and whether for Z
I young, middle-aged.or elderly person. 2
I ‘ Flame red isa new shade this sea- 3
1 son. Light shades will be most in I
I evidence, such as blues. greys and 2
Z pgnks, while. green will be much I
I worn. For trimmings, large use I
I ill bemade of folia o ie 2
W ses, D pn S.
1 I roses and June rosebuds, light mohair I
I braids, lace and malines. I
; Toques will be worn more over the I
1 face. The Mushroom shape is good I
I for early S ring wear. 2
; Outing Hats, Trimmed Hats and I
Z Bonnets. _ _ r I
I Sailor Hats and Misses’ Head wear. I
I Widows’ Bonnets, Veils, Borders, I
I Collars, and Cuffs. _ I
I Ladies’ Dress Cans. 1
I Veils and Veilings. I
‘ I Acomplete supply of all the lates 1
I Triminings. Feathers, Flower I
I Foliages. etc. I
I 23 tf James Paton SLC I
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On and after Wednesday, May 15th., xgor, the
trains of this railway wil run daily (Sundays
excepted) as follows.:-
Trains Outward. Trains Inward
Read Down. Stations. Read Up.
P.M.
.00
verge?
:i-aaa!
ins. 11.11. a.1s
lv.Ch’town ar 1.30 io 9.45
R ai une. 1.10  .25
N?yWil{1lI1ire 12.30 8.26 3.39
Hunter River 12 15 8.16 8.25
57 Emerald June. 11.33 7.47 7.44
2.1¢.
5 3.10
5.20 3.30
‘ 6.06 4.17
6.21 4.32
7-05 5.15
a.as
8 io. Lv
8.4e 5.50
6.25
Q-20
14°
2.25 9.33
I .OI
3.o5 o
4.17 10.53
1 1.33
5-15
_ 6.1o 12.10
mar
P.H.
_Emerald June.
8.21 Kensington 11 oo 7
8. _ lv xo. o
,45 nr s’side 3
9_oo lv. ar 1o.15 6.15
Wellington 9.33 5,39
Port Hill 8.54 5.05
O’L¢8fY
Albertou
ar Tlgnish iv
§&
,623
ifétii
WSE;
a.u P.ar,:
lv Ch’town at 9.oo 35o
ar {Mt. Ste_wart}lv8.oe 220
lv junction ar7.55 2.10
Morell 7.27 1.31
St. Peters' 67.05 1.05
6,o5 1o.ooarSouri,slvV .oo 11.35
ras. a.m ans Pm.
8 ‘ML Stewtrt
3.35 -e5 v june. ar 7.50 2.oo
4.47 8.54 Cardigan ].oo 12.18
5.10 9.10 ar Georgetown lv 6.45 12.25
ax
.oo
oo
.-05
8.54
+.*'e‘<r'.°§v
“$sa8g
9°°°9"~l
C
6
PJ: ax. _
I 7.50 lv Emeraldjuu ar 7.35
84oar C. 'l_`raverselv. 6.45 ‘
, trains of this railway are run by Eastern
*%tan:lurd'1`ime._ » .
D. POTTINGER.
_ Gen. Man. Govt. Rvs.
P. E. I. RMLWAY
cess as ng t.
' Mr. C. P. Fletcher and Mrs. Fletcher re-
turned yesterday evening from Halifax.
Rev. Father Doyle was a passenger by
the west bound train yesterday afternoon.
Mr. J. M. Clark returned to Summer-
side by the westbound train yesterday el-
ternoon.
Judge and Mrs. Fitzgerald left yester-
day morning for Buffalo to attend the ex-
position. '
Mrs.Walter Haszard leaves this morning
for San Francisco en route to Auckland
New Zealand on a visit to her invents.
Mrs. Crosgrave of Village Green was a
passenger by the westbound train yester- ‘
day afternoon. This morning she leaves
for Seattle via Boston,
Stall’ Capt. Jost will arrive in the city
to-night and will spend a few days beto~ e
leavingtotake charge of the Salvation
Army Rescue Homes in Spokane, Van-
couver, Butte. .
Mn. R. S.'Sobey of Summerside was s
lJ°l8¢Di¢¢r by the Halifax yesterday af-
ternoon returning from Sydney. He took
passage by the Halifax at Hawkesbury
and would have reached _this port much
earlier if the steamer had not been delay- `
ed by the thick fog.
-1-¢_;.._
Ti cues a headache in ten minutes
Ku miordileadache Powders. 10 cts.
_ --SQQ  .-.
_ WINSTON CHURCHILL.
Losnos, May 10.-In the course of an
interview with a representative of the
Daily Mail,Winston Churchilldenies with-
out qualilicatiou the story of Baron Gint-
berg, who claims to have been theihead of
the Transvaal police and who is reported
here to be lecturing in the United States
that Mr. Churchill was 'allowed to escape
from Pretoria after having fallen into the
hands of the Boers and that snap shot pic-
tures were. taken of him in the act.
Get the reliaahle Keudriofl. '
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CHARLOT'1'E'l`O`WN MARKETS.
(Corrected every Tuesday.)
Beef (quarter) per lb ........ . _
Be f all lb. . .
oo
SS
S8
co
F18
e (sm lper 
Butter (fresh) per 
Chickens
Fowls per pair ........ ._
Flour per cwt
Oatmeal, new, per cwt
Hides per lb
Hay per cwt . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
gatsté .... . .6 ........... . .
ee , per oz......
gorki . . . . . .
.  . . . . . . . . . .
. .
urn ps. r us .... . .
Potatoes has . . . . . . . .
. .
Muttou per carcass
Parsley (per bunch) . . . . . .
. .
Onions per lb
Carrots, per' doz
Lettuce er bunch .......... ..
Sheep live weight present del
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OCQCO QQCOOOCOOOCOGHOOCO
E‘<5‘&€.$ ’5f£‘&&Sf8SS’-3‘§-‘f&Séi!SE>’E8§
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Cattle Dressed. . . . . ..
Sheep Dressed
Radishes . . . . . . . . . .
 
Parsnips (per doz.) ........... . _
1 ~ I--1:1--~ n-~m- 1
We have just opened a nice lineo i
Watches in Gold filled Silver and
Nickle cases ,also a beautiful assort-
msat Sleeve Links, Collar Burtons,
Hat Pins, Bracelets, Lornet-tc Chains,
Silk Guards, Brosches, Clocks, Silver-
ware, Spectaclss ani a lot of nice
goods too numerous to mention but
if you will call we will be (pleased
to show them and give you our prices.
At the lilodero[Jewelry and Fancy
Goods Store. '
JURY &l C0.
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Clothing.
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We have af suit at
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a
Clothing Store.
Senliier, Mclean
'C2'-*R
Seed Wheat
00O00O 
White Russian and ~White Fife Mixed
lon Warren Farm. Very Good
JOHN N
April 10 eod&w..
All K|iiliS AIU SIZES UF
 
Arriving daily from the Mines If
_ prompt and careful delivery Send
your orders to _
H. PIGKHRD &
_ Phone 240 T Peakefs No 1 Wharf
Sunnyside. 5 god  W. _ _ V
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FOLLOWING as
  _ DESPATCH:-
_'Rnvii1.s'ro11r., B. C. Apnl 10th-Dnsl closed today ami; C P R.
1 ‘thereby that Cimpsny obtains an interest in the Trout Lake town
» NW- The Cmipany agree this summer sc build a wharf and slip . .
at Trout Lake, also to erect a siaiion and wgrghgmg gud go Ph” 5
_ °“""“‘°_' °“ *hi* hh’ F_3WIi1_»eer Sullivan and party will be in Trout
.’s:.‘;;.:;‘.':;:.°.°;’:::.;:.,;“:.:°‘:.;* "‘f:.‘°":.;_: ’ °°'= ~'=°' ~".P'°
' _ 1- '. . .` s ui e 0 agreement our
oorrei-pfindent was informed that if the Provincial Government can
be PNYUISU “P00 K0 llhqnthe C. P. R. T half way. with regard to
9-¥P°Udii-\1l'0» ilwy are sv 'ng to undertake work of loweiing the lake
Thi! fI0ll1 the Trout Lake, B. C. Topic conhrme the gord news as to Rai
' ' "‘7,‘_"*n°P°*"fi0U- This will materially and favorably cient the Rob
RUY: G*’m_‘¢0¢i’. Old Gold and 'other properties, the shares in which I have
been offering through there columns. Now is a gcuinas gang; “mini
”"9“m°”°"  I °h_°“ld b” 8105 to forward maps add information to in
teressed parties. Prices .10 to .30 per share. 3
  it e. WELCH. Roos, eq hearts, Lennon cumu
i l£oncton.l'\i.B. A '
5.A.SHARP. __ _ ' `e ' '-W *il "
super-in:¢na¢u:'r.1t1.1i._ M ,_  5 . .  __ ~  fm, _ij “‘ "'
L 1 ~Ch‘town_)(ay15-thzeor.  1 |’ .  .- . _
.bi
S"°'f’¥"‘Y_
when it is new,
worn out. This is
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t_l1e1uoststainoo1nes,are
in a waythatmgmgg
“'Ma.deto£t”not
isacommon remark
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and take clianciou ga
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that cannot be beaten for