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Fine French Organdies, 
printing and designingi 
ne American Organdies,
PRI®ES
Bridges in 0ueen’s..andl
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DEP.mrHi=::i_'r;r‘_PUBI.Ic WORKS. \ a | BS
Charlottetown, March 6, 1399. `
ENDERS will ba received af. this
any person or persons willing
for repairing the following .
to Slanlev Bridge, Lol 2|
to Bear‘s Mill Bridge [near
will be received up till noon, on
2’nd instant.
not hound to accept the lowest
marked Cliftfii. Brid,fze,Stanl8_Y
\1ill-and addressed to this
In these desirable and Fas- 3
liionable fabrics, we offer a 
charining variety oi .styles a
and patterns. 
as sheer as chiffon, that 
show the highest art in 
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that rival their competitors
of the French Republic.
nglish Muslins as dainty and
pretty as the heart could wish,
all have a place in our stock,
100,
160. .
250;
BGG,
4@(3¢ °
IANLEY BRUS.
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‘These Prices Should
_ Come Home to You.
K|iig’s Counties. P I
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tt-rday owing to the storm.
Pos:rPoNEn_-Rev. G. M. C-ampbell’s
lfcture on Crimea retold has, owing to
stormy weather, been postponed for one
week
MEETING of the Natural History' So-
ciety in the Y. M. C. A. parlor at8
o’clock. next Tuesday evening. Paper
by Mr. L. VV. \Vatson.
HORIENT” Division will assemble
this Friday evening at 7.30 to receive
the boys and girls of the Loyal Crusad-
ers. Programme at 7.30 sharp.
THE funeral of the late Edith Camer-
on, which was to take place yesterday'
has been postponed until this at-
ternoon at 2 o’clock from her 1.-ither’s
residence.
THE ice boats crossed from Cape
Traverse to Cape Torrnentine yesterday,
arriving there about ll a. m. Those at
Tormentine started for this side. but hid
to turn hack.
HoME RULE Fon IRELAND-On Tues-
day. 21st mst., in Zion church, Rev.
Mr. Fullerton will deliver his popular
lecture. “Here and there through Ire-
land”, A genuine Irish treat by a
Scotchman. is in store for those who
attend.
LADY Davies, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Ursula Davies, from Eng-
land, left last evening; for Trrouto. for
the purpose of visiting her son, a stu-
dent at the Upper Canadian College,
and while there will be the guests of
I ady Edgar. Ottawa Free Press, Mar 10.
GONE to the United States to visit the
Easter Milliuery Show.-Miss Maggie
McEachern left. last night for the United
States, to visit the Easter Millinery
Shows; also, to take lessons from the
best milliners. §Miss McEachern has
charge of James Paton & Co’s. Milli-
nery department, and will buy some
nobby things in that line.
MR. CHARLES LEARD, proprietor of
the Maylower mills. West Royalty.
has sold out to Mr. Frank Gates. He
has purchased a line griet and saw mill
in Morell, and he and Mrs. Leard left
yesterday for their new home. They
made many friends in the Royalty, who
wlllbe sorry to see them leave, but
will join in wishing them prosperity in
the East. Mr. Leard was an exem-
plary business man. Success to the
new proprietor of the Mayflower mills.
-Col.
Fon THE EAs'rI-:R Hounars.-Excur-
sion tickets will be sold to the public
from March 30th to April 3rd inclusive,
good for return until April 4th ; And
to Teachers and scholars in Scnoo's and
Colleges on surrender of Standard Certi-
ficates from Principal. March 17th to
April lst inclusive, good for return un-
til April 10th, 1899. The rate will he
one single first class fare for the round
trip, and tickets will be sold to all
points in Canada East of Fort William.
Ont. 16. 3i’
T0 CURE A. COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the monegif it fails to Cure
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King’s County.
to ba
smut. hu
Invest
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of two responsible persons
bondsni-.~n must acconipany _<
niifniuiii
in a. pair of our Dongola.
Boots will not make a. mis- `
take. Theyfre extra good
RICHARD S:\HTH_ _._ '-` Vaillle. FIDC DODgOl& pat-
Se.:’y of Public \Vorks.
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ent tip, neat last and well
cirr~ ~ - _
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wiiou-:sus
E MERGHANISi
HALIFAX, N . S, g :These prices should
-°' * i Comg hqmg go you, We want to get clear of all our Lumber. _
RECE 1 »
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er Bros.” YU): tliasvgl ebought large
quantity of this line and
mms or-
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wdm
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intend running them off A » We °°mm°D°° 9” SUVU fm. Spfillg Weather”
v . makes a person think of b-Iildin g. _
at &b0¥ 8 l0W price. E Diuring March and April we are going' to U7
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°°'“°'" °"°' ‘°°*“°"‘- clean out the Bee Hive.
A Word to the Wise
Lumber Bu er""*i
THE S‘auley didn’t leave Picton es-
_ Collision
The following dispatch from an ex-
changé tells of the accidental death of
an Islander. THE GUARDIAN has made
enquiries concerning Mr. Edmund
,Taylor and gleaned the following par-
ticulars:-Mr. Edmund Taylor was a
son of the late Mr. William Taylor of
Hamilton,Lot 18. He left the Island
about twelve years ago. He was a
steady industrious man and was about
40 ears ot . T ~' '
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relatives in their sudden and sad be-
reaveinent.
“NEw'roN, Mass. March 7.-Edmund
Lower Falls, was thrown from his
Wagon on Tremont s‘r=' et this evening
by a collision with a Boston elevated
elec.ric car and almost instantly killed.
Several stories aretold by the Wit-
nesses ol the accident. It was shortly
before 7 when the Commonwealth A v.
car, which left Newton for Boston at
6.42 snuck the heavily loaded express
ii agoii- driven by Taylor. on Tremont
st, near the corner of Pembroke.
ton, and the car struck the wheels on
the right side, throwing the vehicle to-
ward the Southerly curbstone. The
horses startednriolently at the shock
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evidently entangled in the reins. Those
tion was not discovered for some time.
When his' body was found he had
been dead for several minutes. The in-
jury, which resulted fatally, was a frac-
ture of the skull. In addition to this,
the marks of several less serious injur
ies were found on the body. ._
The electric' car was in charge of C. i
S. Brown, conductor, and John F. An
derson, motorman. Anderson states
that the wagon when struck was direct-
ly in the middle of the tracks. In this
statement he is contradicted by several
passengers, who state that the Wagon
was on the right hand track coming out.
Taylor’s body was taken to station 1,
where it was viewed by medical exami-
uerUtley. Itwas later turned over to
'aLower Falls undertaker.
Taylor was 40 years of age and was
born in Prince Edward Island. He was
Iormerly employed by Richard Denni-
son ot Weston and had been in the em-
ploy of the Warren company at Lower
Falls for about 10 years. He was well
liked in Lower Falls and was held in
high esteem by his employers. He was
unmarried and boarded on Washington
street. opposite Grove. His only near
DEAR Sins.-I have been a. great
sufferer from rheumatism, and lately
have been confined to my bed. See
ing your MINARITS LINIMENT
advertised, I tried it and got immedi-
ate relief. I ascribe my restoration
to health to the wonderful power of
your medicine.
The wagon was headed towards New- g
    Yards
_ y age tiree s1stei_'s survive ._ _ ._ _
:'.‘.';i.s'.“.i‘.‘;.§@s;‘;;;';‘.“:.°°;:’.i..ti:i.“;r  Once Worn
Always Worn
£5355.;2“.‘2.°i?‘:;';'...‘;‘!:.1zL‘1’.‘;;%.§§..‘3.;» F01' B00t>S and Shoes, Rub-
I bers, etc. go to
Grafton St.. 1 ` I
and turned abruptly towards the side of _ ° - P 1.
the road. Taylor was thrown from his ` _ »f ' ' f
seat on the side away from the car and ' '
was vra ed nearly 70 ards, being
who witnesscd the accident thought that ‘
it was 9. bale ot goods which had fal- P A
len from the wagon and Tavlor’s condi- '
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bmooth rich dark grey(twIlled),pure
Oxford tweed 60 cents per yard This Is the hes
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` ever saw in tweeds for fresh goods from the loom.
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MORRIS
Musr wma wies IN counr.
Victoria. B. C.,-At the annual meet-
ing of the law society of British Col-
umbia the recent legislation making the
wearing of wigs in court optional was
discussed and it was resolved,on motion
of E. P. Davis, seconded by E. V. Bod-
well that in theopinion of the societyi
barristers ,should contimle the custom
of wearing' wigs in court. This was
relative as far as is known is Miss Ella d t d b 22 to 5_ H U sl
Taylor of Taunton. a OP e y ‘__  y
p up-. J. W. »Woodvmrd,f 138 e§h1§&Q~est_ _
f writes; My daughter was _troubl G _moglro _
‘ throat which was much swollen. ri s Q The patterns are ‘ hw]
Menthol Liniment was &DP1l.°d “U Big* anglais b he I L
:t=°°=°:“....‘°§ atr.f::ir.a“§ mms.. ¢°tf‘°- “t ° ‘1““1 ”
holdpftamedy and would notbe without lt. ‘If yOU 2;; 5:; tfgllgly
` BOW 13
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S ore Throat cured. ln a Night.
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doubt. the nobbiest In the city._ If you
want st; le, quality and low prices. see
 nl iiiuiniutuniuuiuinuntiunninlin->r
inswwh
f llery $tylish....
 And just the thing for Fashionable Men, is ou _
stock of b' ew Spring Snitings. A stylish appear-
ance comes from a combination of high-cla._ss
materials, perfect tit and artistic tailoring.
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Our patrons are secure on_ all three points. OUP
stock offers the widest latitude for choice.  _t0 f
ma.terials,and our make-up carries the possabilltlei 'E
of tailoring to a climax. To excel us is Impossible,
to equal us is dillicult. We will make you a S1115
f good quality Saotch Tweed for $16.90.
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Printed rgandies,    5i_|p,__
Pnmej png,    's"`.i‘i.‘;';i.$;T.‘.'..  .. Whitham S/hoe
Printed Muslins. 
Rubber sole and heel Just
"_ * what you require, you d9n’t
have to wear rubbeis when
you have a pair of these a
and also the Whitham  ,
SOLE, light in Weight, per
fect lit arid solid comfort
R. H. Ramsay 8:
- THE MODEL STORE
VICTORIA WDW
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A good line of English and
American Tableware
J Usr opened up another lot of spring “rude “t 3 1°' Pnce'
istyles in shirts. They are. without $
ttmiiiimglg gelww
them at "The Model Store”,R.H. Ram-_ ‘
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