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WANT? UMBRELLA
If so, we have it.
“Te have just received
from the factory 25O
in brown and black
covered with silk,
gloria and alapaca-
good wearers every
one; strong paragon
ribs, and very pretty
handles - some have
hollow steel tubes and
somehave wood sticks.
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Prices from
35c to $3.50 each
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off a big lot of BOOTS and SHOES. _ 5
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Ladies Boots, small sizes, 750 a. pair.
Girls’ Fine Boots, all sizes, 90c a. pair.
.A s we want room big bargains will be given in
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Other lines at very low prices.
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BEGIN TO-DAY, A BlG CLEARANCE SALE OF.
' BOOTS AND SHOES.
kinds of Men’s, \Vomen`s and Childrens Slices.
IS YOUR GHRNGE T0 GET' THE
BEST MAKEWS GOODS.
UNTS, 20, 25 ttllll 35 PER CENT,
Fon cAs|-| oNi.Y. `
ooN"r Miss 'ri-its SALE
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LOCAL BRIEFS
;Latest News of the City
and Province
‘By Reporters and Correspon-
dents Everywhere.
(Sec also on page 5.)
Si=.NAToit Piio\\'.~i~;, of P. E. I. re-
,ti gistered at the Clarendon Hotel, Winni-
peg, on March 28th. He is visiting
'his son. D. Prowse.
Miss l\l.\Mir: Lccsis. Charlottetown,
spent a few days in Picton last week.
with her mother, Mrs. George Logan,
yand left on Monday for Boston, where
she will visit ti r a|time.
Rav. R. M. BYNON preached in the
Tabernacle Baptist iChurch, St. John,
on Sunday last, both morning and eve-
ning. Mr.Bynon is a native of Tryon,
and ason of the late John Bynon, of
that place. »
AN accident having happened recent-
ly to Rev. J. C. Berries artificial limb,
lady members have decided to get it
repaired or replaced with a new one.-
St Stephen Conrier._Mr. Berrie is a
Methodist. minister and is well known
here.
TiIi~;.l\`.l\I.S. of Grace Church will
hold an open.Auxilnry Meeting at the
home of Mrs. Wm. Large, Upper Hills-
boro St., this (Tuesday) evening. at
7.30 o`clock. Refreshments will be
served at thc close. All are welcome.~
Collection in aid of mission work.
Mn. Taoiuas Mieaenaic is keeping
up his reputation as a. first class pro-
vider for Easter. In his shop today
most prominent are a pair of Steer=, 2
years old, fed in P.E. I., which dressed
2130 lbs. For many years Pops Bros.
have been catering to the wants of the
public .in the line of meats - and pro-
visions, but never have they shown
liner beet than is now in their store.
One carcass, that of a three-year old
heifer, weighed 995 lbs, dressed, and
is the best beef over offered by them.
It wa-5 purchased on P.E.Island.- Pic-
tou Advocate. ,
CAROL service at 7.30, this evening
i-~. the First Methodist church. Chorus
of forty. In addition to some bright
Easter carols the following choruses
will be sunt# “The Radiant Morn” b
by Mozart. and Shelleys famous Hymn-
Anthem ‘~Hark. hark my soul.” Alto
soloist Mrs. W. H. \Vatts, soprano
soloist Miss Temple. Mr. J. R
Davison will sing -‘The Chorister” by
Sir Arthur Sullivan. The following
_organselections will be given ;0ffeitoire
‘St. Cecilia,” :iuflante~~Pilgrim’s Song
‘of Hope” by Batiste, offertoire in G.
Wely. Silver collection in aid of
choir fu nd.
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T0' CURE TOOTHACHE IN A MINUTE
Use NERVOL. One application cures : if not,
your money back. Equally good for Neuraigia.
sud Headache. 25c, at all Druggists.
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5.When You _
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In Lumber, put it where you’
get one hundred cents worth.
ere’s a
ollar’s Worth
of Satisfaction
in every dollar`s worth of lumbe
we sell. _
If you want Cedar Shingles bu
édpcffial” Shingles at the Be
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HONE 181.
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Good work and low prices the cause. A
Shipping c. per
'lags  1000 -
Mails order promptly attended to.
Telephone '
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Woodward, Gloria from the 12 th Massi. HE WHS fI`0DJ The Kwndlke- H9 had
MEssns.Dearborn & Co.have received
a certilicate from the Government
Otlici
'al Analyist. Maynard Bowman B.
A._. stating that their Baking Powder
Carol Service by the choir in the First
Methodist Church this evening: Organ
,-Offertoire in S, Wei - Carol-
2,
;‘-Jesus lives", Fred Schilling; 3, Chorus
-“The Radiant Morn,” Woadward;
4 Carol--‘Springtide,” F. N. Shep-
herd; 5. Organ-~‘Pilgrim’s Song of
Hope” Edward Ilatiste; 6 Carol--
--When earth is young again” Fred
Schilling; 7. Anthem-“Hark, Hark I
my s'ul” H. R Shelley ; Alto Solo, Mrs
Watts; Soprano Solo, Miss Temple;
8, Carol -“O Resurrection Morn” Fred
Schilling; 7. Offertoire in D-“St.
Cecilia,” Batiste; 10. Solo (Bass)-
°~'I`he Chorister” Sir A. Sullivan, Mr.
J. R. Davison; 11, Carol-“Triumphant '
Zion” Fred Schilling; 12, "Gloria, 12th I
Mass” Mozart.
SOUTH EASTERN lranrs.-The sad and
untimely death of Mr. \Villie Irwin,
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Irwin, of Boston, has cast over the cem-
munity where he was known a shade of
sidness which cannot be easily removed.
Mrs. Irwin, (nee Miss Jisse McLean)
was a native of Heatherdale, P. E. I.,
where many oi her relatives still reside
and where her son, the deceased; was it
welt and favorably known. Deceased,
who was a young man just entering
upon his eighteenth year. was killed by
being struck by a. railway train while
pn his way home from his work. For_
some time before his death he was in 1
the employ of Messrs. Cushing & Co.
who do a large grocery business in or;
about Boston. He was loved and re-
spected by his employers as was shown
bv the handsome and valuable wrea hs
placed by them on his casket, and by
all with whom he came in contact he 1
was universally loved, owing to his
genial; manly and obliging disposition.
He had been several times to this .
Island on a visit to his grandmother,
Mrs. Alexander McLean, recently de-
ceased, and his aunt Mrs. Murdoch
Matheson, of Heatherdale. He contem- 1
plated paying another visit next sum- ,E
mer, but on Feb. 17th 1899 death came]
between him and all his hopes, and he
was cuz off just as ho was entering
upon a life, which to all app.-arance, _
seemed full of promise. Besides his
parents there still survive hima numberfl
of brothers and sisters to all of whom.`§
together with his relatives on this ‘
Island THE GUARDIAN extends itsf
heartfelt sympathy. ' _
seen the wonders of Big Skookum, ,
Skookum Gulch and L-ke Le Barge.
He cashed his goods at the foot of ,,
Mount. Tagish and had packed his hack `
lead oi food for miles along the Skag- A
waytrail. When he entered the oiiice.
last night he was a bronzed,grey whisk-
ered six foot specimen of a Prince Ed-
ward Islander, a fine looking, intelli-
gentand well developed man. ln few
words, he was Archibald Wright. of
Bedeque, P. E. I He went out to the `
Klondike last July, when the flowers
were in bloom and everything inviting
in the land of gold. He had staked
claims on Bonanza Creek, and had seen_
some excellent prospec‘s and some de- -
cidedly hard times. Just now Dawson
is full of men. There is no work-, con-
sequently the police have to feed a.,_
number of men. At the mines, where ,t
men got a dollar an hour they are now _
glad to get 50 cents. As to there being;
gold in that country he said two men
washed out $160 a day at upper No. 1
Skookum. He says the royalty ques-
tion must be settled before there will
be a mining boom He left Dawson in
February with a handsledfand a 100
pound load, and spent a month on the
trail to_ Skagway. It was called 500
miles, but he considers it nearer 700
miles. He met many parties going in.
One day the temperature ranged from
50 to 60 below zero and any portion of
a person’s face or hands exposed was
almost immediately froz -n. lie con-
siders it a giert ccimrry with great
Mr. Wright had s me v-ry nice speci-
mens of virgin gtiltl. _i`o-day he ,$068
to his home in Bedequn--St. J0hD
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,thing new on Easter Sunday. It
that can be worn" on some other
Sunday, Just break it in as it were
on Easter. _ .  
One thing that is more specially
worn Easter is NECKWEAR. Our
passed for style in any city in Canflf
them to be the nobbiest in Charlotte-
town. Buy one for Easter. ._

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MR w c KENNEDY and Mr 'r J ,"'i"§:I'°,~s',":1..-,,',,a=;\<;",?'.__,',
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Dillon were registered at theBrunSwick, iiilllll » ' O ~ -  '
Moncton, Saturday. l  V "Ill,
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Mn Newson reads his paper upon the i ,  
Nebular Hypothesis before the N atural E  , 
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History Society in the Y. M. C. A.i  ' 
parlors at 8 o’cleck, to-night. This| ,itll V 
lecture will be well worth hearing. .  Gill.
THE ladies of St. James’ church will ip V a c 
hold their annual fancy sale and tea in  . *___,,
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St. James’ Hall, on Thursday, A ril it'  3 `
P , s
6th. Doors open at 2.30 o’clock in the ,yyll . . 
i .ii ru ed notb time but 
afternoon. Tea from 5 to _8 oclock. . had ggndflin ¥m ri _wi
Admission 10 cents; tea tickets 251.19 A S- Pe Y it J);
cents 29 td il, will last a lifetime. 
The recent Financ`al Statement of _the  ’. T0 run wall it ,ghguld 6-.;`)
“Ontario Mutual Life Co.” with which "tfwound regularly and cleaned 
many of our_ readers hold policienshows  least every 18 montlm , As W
even more progress than usual. Incor- f _'; ‘ ‘
ty)
porated in 1869 its buisness at the close ‘ in that time the on will have
of ss am0nntsus12.ooo,ooo with Assets 1°" 'its 1“l”‘i°“°i“K_ ‘1““‘i*i'f"» `?i(,ti“
si, 313, ooo. in the least decade its i tend the "h°°l° l’°81° ”° "°"'~ ty,/1.
buisness doubled and the Assets now We do Watch repairing and 7' "
exceed $4. 000.000, 00. The ’98 Death ” chmge mod _.H-a1;¢1y_ 
claims amotmiingto $1.52, 893.00 white J/
the Interest Income was $188,766. 00 and ,Q ' 
the total Income $923, 941. I3. Tue ,f st I 
steady progress and present standing of  ' 15/4
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P0SSibl1iii€S. but €hiUkS l’1iU`>“ Edward | the Company warrants the large measure . .> _ _ 
1=l:md Will d0 him the 16% Of 3515 days- lof confidence it receives. G. H. H01- ii”     
brook, of this city, one of our most re- 
liable and resqected citizens is the rep- 5°" ' ' vi or ' ' ' "  ' i i
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resentative for P, E. 1. and VV. D. I
Telegraph. ;Gongb of Summerside is Special Agent. 
S. A. Mc
Gan’t he heat, to cut
a Suit and make ii ‘
nn" Buckles
.4 Undoubtedly those bucklps
` ` with patriotic designs, beauti-
fully enamelled in a variety of
colors, are the newest and
most popular line of goods on
the market.
They come, attached to a goo
quality of silk ribbon in
assorted colors.
We have a few of ,these
beaittiful belts still on hand.
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LONDON House BUILDING. - - PRINTER ._ |\Qa't, . Queen sh _ -
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1-on ‘gtsiy rites, .f..m:t;syr,if.=»,>f.  S*
NC=f=i@(®`ii wi <-sz ._     
tests 13 per cent carhonic acid; this is . _ ; _ _ -_ _ _ O - 1
.26 per cent higher than the oilicial " I ’ i . 'r |53
test given for Roval Baking Powder. ,_ _ ` _ _ ~
The following is the program of they F A A ‘ 1 E  ‘ , I
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is just as well to wear 'something
Easter NECK' TIES; are not sur-
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