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THE GUARDIAN OHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND s`APBIL`10.lm1. '
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  llollars..
will go a long way if you do your buying with us.
Our new stock is all in and ready for your choosing.
In addition to our own large stock, this season we
are showing a choice line of special samples of '
medium andhigh grade papers, from a big Wall
Paper House for which we are S’Side Agents.
Drop in and see the samples-select the patterns
you like-and we°l1 get them for you as quickly as
the Express Company can carry them.
MCGUUGAN & WRIGHT
Suminersifle
_ GomgCut Of 
The Crockery Business
` 'We' will close out our entire ‘stock of Crockerv, Glass
-ware and General Merchandise at ~ ‘ '
- ` Great Clearance Sale Prices _
Bargains in Tea Sets Dinner Sets,Toilet Seti=,Le.nonade»
Sets,'1`able Sets,bups and Sa i_icers,Parlor Lamps,Hall Lamps
Fancy Goods, Knives and Forks, _Spoons. &c., all at 'sweep
ing reductions; main land hall price.
Stock must be sold at once, as I am making a change in
my business. _
__ Book accounts mustbe settled at once.
a P- `;Nlfo1:1a.g'h.a.11
Han removed to HQ! Spl'|l'\g8.
Arkansas, U. S. A., where the waters and
Mountain air hasten thed ciare gl
» I 593 un er is se ~
°aBeduced round-trip
tickets, ‘good 8 months, from U. S. Cities.
Alldnqniries answered -Nov l d&w 6m
1.’ _ ii H" Y
lwrlrrrs, Losrs. Fauna, src
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- FOUND-*A .Bat f°ldli'g Key' 0“°er can hfwefaiid plleuii.-_es situated on the northwestern _
`”‘ L ' Corner of Grafton and Pownal Streets one half
same by applying at this Or`£“°. ‘_ _
FOUND --1 three blade pocket knife. Owner_
can have same by proving property at l_i11>
office. . il-
* WANTED.- iiv boy desiring a position in 3
Barber Shep =hf»urd apply at this chi ce. eif-
Racr-:R Fon snr.:-: crii=:_=.i~ -1899 Sterns racer.
with racing and road handle bars _will be sold
cheap. This wheel has been used anly oii tract.
d h r inet with an accident-not even
an as neve _ _ _
a puncture. The machine is practically good as
new. Terms easy. For further particulars apply
to this omce. 6f I
WANTED-A thoroughly experienced House
keeper for theh P. E. lslan Iélospiltgl. tSend 2P-
' ti t t Secreta. .- .ua ers on.
plica ons o e  zg todd.
*Foil SALE-An awning and frame; used but
QUEEN STREET
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And Royalty
The undersigned Executors of the late Tlios.
W. Dodd otler for sale by Private contract the
several properties hereina ter named.
x. The Brick Store and Premises connected
therewith at present in the occutpation of W. A.
Weeks at Co, on the West side o Queen Street.
2. One Fourth interest in the Store and prem-
ises (including Warehouse) at present occupied
by J. B. McDonald, fronting on Queen Street,
known as the William Dodd property. -
'fr ’l"ie Double T enement Dwellin House
of which is at present occupied by Patrick
Monaghan.
4 The Double Tenement Dwelling adjoining
tlie last named fronting on the northern side ui' '
Grafton Street.
5. The Dou,b`c Tciicment Dwelling and prem-
ises sitiiate on the eonthern corner of Pownal
and Kent Streets at present occupied by John
Cairns and B. Trainor_ _
6. Aproperty fronting on Kent Street adj
joining the last named. - _
7. A property froniing on Rschford Square on
th S uaheru side ol` Kent ztrect occupied by `
tenants.
8. A properly on the Northern side of Bay-
field street occupied by John Wheatley.
9, A lot of land on Malpeque Read compris-
ing U4 acres known as' the Charlton Lot,
io. Pasture Lots Numbers £8 and 69 in Char-
oue season. Call here. 4 2W r lottetowiizkkogalty at present in possession of
f- r a ri
, _ rj mes ar .
WANTED AT ONCE`Five bright smnrtl
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grlitizflearn the millinery. Sentner McLeod at  P3, (3 3:::A‘;dI;?,?_‘;_n°$'r0n;e°::;t Edmrd d
__ __ _ _ _ iz. About fifteen cores of land part of pasture
t fa - k` lot~ numbers 20 and th St
s , d mil es to wer ; ' _ 3 244* _ 253 on e Peters
foyuesgtnthlgiin hvczitiiuefnoiinsevefal ‘new plana, , ROM1 KUOWU 85 111° U31'd|U¢f LUN' r
di_§erent from any other Com.p|my._ Yarn_ S_lP-l If_not sold before Monday the 15th day of V
phedfree to work on our Llltnllatic Kmttiilg; April next the above properties will on that
-achineeatyonrownhomef Writetorinforni-
ation about moneyourwofkere earn ¢ccordm¥
day be offered for sale by Public Auction: the
Town properties will be sold on the premises,
to time given to work. Glasgow Woolen Cow- _ the other properties in front of the court House
:g; %gmA :°"°5°°~ }::m°;";‘fc-U”  For terms _and further particulars n ply at the i
_ _ 9° 7_ _  31 -- §om-e of Davies at naszard or to &e under~
WANTED.-Pant'aaudVe_st makers wanted ; sigmd' -
#Poly 10 D- A- Bfiwr. llernl Bl°¢\=- 2'7"- f ciimtouetown, H. J. cUNDs.i,r.,
L I March, 27th 1901. `F. L. HASZARD.
TO LET-The desirbale dweling on Hills-§ _- ,_
borough Square, at_ present occupied by Mr. B-  “ed  Sat'
C. Prowr. Posaeasion given in june. Apply to
A. C. Duchenun. ir :aw im
I WANTED-_A smart boy aa cleik in n store'
thhCity. Write, giving all particulars, to X P
0. aux 3;, city. as tf.
LOST-.at or on the way to the &arlottetown
seawioripnlesgquuoaea was mi some *UW H°¢*~b°°dC1°W ll°Vif-1°
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'§...M'-L <r“‘~=f- _ 1°- l Barrister. sou¢iior.tirerai-yl _, _"*°*_
'ANT :-Agents in unoccupied ' _7 ° - f ' `
3-353-5-= use of w1smT;w § Public Commissioner, _e_lC_._ __ _ w§e9";':i;N3ff_F4”A°_H5
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_ _ Twodrunlshppsarsd h¢f¢»eS_tipen.1iary__ _ Mr- A- W- Robb Wil#-passenser by ther
;M¢Qn_rm~ie yegyg;-day mm-n1|,g_ Q,-_e ,fu Princess last night returnlngjrom Hali-
__ , lmptly. 10¢ut`snod5eentl. r 
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Tlic Latest News From
Prince County.
trip to Bedeque to-day.
makers. VV. A. Stewart. 3lf-
Mr. A. A. Hilson in another column.
in Lunenburg, N. S.
holidays with friends in Suxnmerside.
be clear ot ice. Only some thin honey-
Kensington, intend leaving on the 23rd
llth on“Habit,its psychological and Eth
to hear liim.
H
I latter took the days. ' I 4
l THERE areafew slight but no import-
ant, changes in market prices this week
_as will be seen by the weekly ieport in
da
another column Little of anything ls
od' i
Osama: Bi.o.soius -An event ot more
than ordinary interest took place ou “Ved-
nesday, April 3rd at the residence of Mr.
U§g¢.,_Crapaui, when their youngest
tighter Minna Ella' was' united in the
holybondsbfuiatrimony to Mr. Henry
Heviatt, youngest son of J. Warren
Howatt, Tryon, the interesting ceremony
bein§ performed by. Rev. Geo. Roberston.
The bride was very prettily attired in
Swiss muslin trimmed with lace and
white satin ribbon ani velladorned with
blossoms. carrying a bouquet of roses and
orange blossoms while the duties _cf
bridesmaid were performed by ber cousin
alsoattired in Swiss muslin trimmed
 was ably supported byhin brother
Mr. Bruce Howatt. Aftéx-'the nuptial
knot had been tied the large number ol
invited iruests sat down to a sumptuous
repost after which the remainder of the
evening was spent in various sports, etc.
The happy couple then drove to their
new home at (Jrapnud Corner where they
intend to reside in the future. The pre-
sents were numerous and costly testifying
tothe high esteem and popularity of the
' ybung couple, anions: which were: Parlor.
and bedroom suit, Mr. and Mis John L.
Stordy ; marble clock and Bible, Mr. and r
Mrs. J. W'arren Howatt; china tea set., ]
Russel Stordy; chamber set, Thos. Stordy; `
hanging lamp, Bruce Howatt; lamp, `
Bertie Sturdy; carving set, Mr. and Mrs. 
Albre btordy; china set, Mr. and Mrs. I
Albert Stordy; c~ystal tea set, Mr. and 5
Mrs. Geo. Falhsilver rake basket, Mayi
and Herbert Inman; parlor sweeper and '
1 dozen tea and table spoons, Mr. and 
Mrs. John How-att; set vases, Mr. and ;
38"; set blinds, Mrs. Albert Sherron;
set vases, Bruce Laird; cheiiile tablecloth; T
Sday clock, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Inoe; 1
Howatt; cup and saucers, silver spoon,
settoilet mats, Maggie McNeil; easyl
chair, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lea; cheese
case, Geo. and Albert McDonnld;lin¢n
tablecloth and § dozen table napkins,
Jennie Bofzerson; hanging hall lamp.
Lena and Edgar Vlllet; linen -' tablecloth,
Mrs. Nelson Stoi-dy; water pi cfier, Lena
McDonald; bureau scarf, Mis. Jos.
Stordy;tray cloth, Lydia Sbordy; gl _ove
case, Edna Lea; carpet sweeper, Wm. and
Albert McVitle; cruett stand, Fired Fall
Ex. 'iucs Si Thur. _ $2.41!, Bruce Dawaon;.$5 (D, Wm.     I5 
al- UW- H Pri- photo atilltd, Hr. aid Irs. Jos.   I The 
vinegar let, Harry Trowsdale; parlor. lamp
D '-- _-_-- Comvblflld l¢L!8!\:par_!or tablecloth, _thlaProvfnceafew__yeq‘s ago have to_\ ._
`  aide-tricked other breeds '
the i
Gland and Stewart Smith silver 'cracker
Miss Lizzis DYER, Alberton, returned eaves to-day for Sydney, C. B., where he
home yesterday after spending the Easter intends to reside.
inn., for the Canadian North West. 'H Mews. James 'M¢KarA of Svrlnsllelfi
‘I dined § or live daysaud the _other  ,or fix' Wh¢lT¢ he *D900 8 dll! 01' "V0 Yif‘_mU¥
rwdays. The former paid the. line, the. 15521138- ‘ ’ _ - ` _
and Mrs. John L. Stordy,‘\Voodside Cot- M155 Lou Wright of North Carleton
miss o.May1.n.mn, Noni. st. Brannon,  Alex. Mum, or stenosis ma#
witlflace and pink satin ribbon cerryinz .roi-sydney. Mr. _Chai-lesrsteyrart or Com- »r
ambouquet of forcet~me~nots while the ;mercialCross leaves for Picton where lie;
Mrs. llfesley Calbeek; porcelain basket..
'Stetforrl Mullins; ehenile tablecloth, Isaac 1
Mr. and Mrs. Tlios Sturdy; set cake;
plates, May Fall; hanging lamp, Geo. 1
Stordy; tea set, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lowther 1
linen table cloth, Mr. and Mist Frank*
Howatt;$2.00, Mr. sud Mrs. Josiahf
Mr._aud Mrs. Toes. Stoi°~_iy(Jr.); set varies, L
_Edith McNeil; set towels. Clive McDonald”
PERSONAL MENTIDN
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Mr. Nell McLeod, ot Suinmerslde, is at
the Davies.
Mr. H. L. Higgs ofTlgnlsh ,came to the
City yesterday. - g
Mr. Sauil. Kennedy, Braflalbana, was lu
the City yesterday. ~ ‘
Mr. C. B.'Mirrls, of Summerslde, la
among those registered at the Davies.
Rev. A. Haslam ot St. John, was a pas_
aengzer by the Princess yesterday evening.
Mlss J snnle Baxter has returned to her
home in Geargetown after visiting lu the
C ity.
Messrs. James McKay and Frank
Tm; Frank C, Batt will ulv-ke her mst’ Hicks of Sprtnzlleld, were in the City
yesterday. `
Wlnbed at °“°° t“'° 5"" da" cnt Mr. T. C.Cotton, Business Manager of
I the Examiner returned from Truro yester-
“Eoos for hatching," are advertised by day evening- _
Mr. R. K. Jost was a passehler bl' $119
MR. Fred. VV. Peters has purchased the Pi-incesss returning from a .v lsit to Monc-
schooner G. A.Smith,95 tons from parties ton and Sackvllle.
Mr. Joseph Gass of Pleasant Valley
Premier and Mrs. Farquharson return-
Suuiunitsinu harbor may new be said to ed_ from' Picton yesterday _where they
visited his daughter.
ardJamesI-I Goss of Pleasant Valley
Do not forget] that Rev. W. H. Smith ' '- ' '
rectum in Willard Hair, Thursday one "°'°i°°h° cw’ ’°"’°°'d°y'
Miss Ramsay, who has been vlsltiil
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icaraspet-ts." nwriibes iiremy :reno in the City rewrnéd tv her h°m° in
Montreal by the Princess yesterday.
I Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wood, North-
1`ryon, who have been visiting in thb
City and Southport for the past few days,
returned home yesterday.
'Mrs. Norman Waugh and Miss Laura
er ng as isusual at this time of the year Tuma’ of Summemide were pusengsrs __
to the city yesterday afternoon. ‘ Mrs.
Waugh leaves for Boston this mornimgoii
a uisit to lricuds.
.who has been spendlnz six weeks at her
unc1e's Mr. James .Bn1_°clny’s, 0’Leary, has
returned home with her aunt Miss Eliza
C_arLe of North Carleton- ' ‘
Dr. Stewart, of Georgetown, was a
passenger tothe City yesterday morning,
Hospital, Forrest- Bilchey, who had his
eg and wrist broken Monday. _
Messrs. J. P. McPherson of Malpeque
anddils brother Rdderickrof Whim Road
Alex. Macdonald ot Lyndale, leave to-
will join a schooner. ' N
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AN Easter Service was held inthe Meth#
orilst Church Kensington on Moudayeve-
ning under the auspices of the W. M. S ot
that church. Notwithstanding the state
of the roads, quite a large audience was
present and appeared to enjoy every num-
ber on the program. Miss Mamie~Bent-ley
presided at the orguuiwlth her usual ex- r
cellent skill. Rev. W. A.{'.IIhomson acted
as chairman and' spoke a _few pointed
remarks to Christians lin regard
to Missionary ' work. It _Would
be unnecessary to mention all,
yet we must say that the singinj; was ex-
cellent, especially the solo by Miss
Florence Earle of Cha.rlot.t»etowii, and
Mrs. Gordon Tuplin of Kensirigton,. also
little Miss Lena Noonan, who sang with
much sv eetuess. Two splc-ndidly render-
ed quartettes by Misses Mamie and _
Georgie Bentley, and Messrs. Tiiplin and I
Casely, and the sinzing of motion songs
by six little girls was very muchenjoyed _
by all present. The music was intersper-
sed with readings and recitations only
oneof which we will mention-was given l
by Master Sam Darrach, the youngest
member ot. the Mission Baud. A collec-
tion was taken upin aid of Mission Work. I
"It has been proved beyond the shadow
of ajdoubt that theraising' of pork ls by
long odds one of the two meet important-
brancbes ct the agricultural _ interests? of l
this Province, if-notet the Demlnleut. Fit
has beeneeld by those in a position to
give an opinion that in no close ot/pure
bred stoclr hnvethe farmers shown grea-
ter_skiIl,judgement and intelligence in
improving the type than have the breed-_
ersot Yorkshire hogs. They have worked
amretudled and have succeeded' in illlil
proving the conformation and 00llS$iiii\'l,~_
Yomiiue  only mmduoai in `
_standam and price of 0
mr .he was unable ml
_Mm may
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Mussns. Herman Mnrphy,Sumin`ersIde,‘ Charlottewwn are registered at 
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