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_ THE GUARDIAN HARl'.0'l"'l`ETOWN. l"RlNf`E EDWARD ISLAND. APRIL 26.
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the Skin and
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Surface with
OINTMENT. A.A. held last night tenders were received
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Medicines, 2
Herbs.
llorb Tablets.
Tablets.
News Food. `
ofthe above.
and RETAIL.
E. nuones,
Anothecaries' Hel _
assesses(
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able to get bak-.
Pastry ands
just suite t-be
and makes von feel'
strong. That is'
we bake-just ex-
yon want.. s
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deliciow. Everybody
ichsneec. them is wei1°
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ll lcteqoalled in the city. @
lumber that it coats but @
H Worn; has been commenced on Mr. Geo.
i Robertson`s residence on Fitzroy Street.
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to du).
A co.\mr'rr1~:n meeting of City Council
was held last night.
Go to the afternoon tea in St. Paul’s
schoolroom to-day from 3 till 7 o`clock.
S-_0- E--£10580 Eton.White Rose degree
to-night at 4.30. Every member_requested
to be on time. _
DoN"r fail to attend the afternoon tea
in ‘_St. Paul’s schoolroom this after-
noon, from 3 till 7 o`olock. Admission 10
cents.
A young lady desires room and board
with a private family. Any housekeeper,
having such accommodation, will oblige
by notifying this office .
A1' the adjourned meeting of the C. A.
but no definite action was taken with
regard to the leasing of trackand grounds, V
IN conversation with Mr. W. W.Clarke, `
the Agent of the Plant Line the GUARUIAN
learns that the Plant Line expects a very
large tourist traffic to this province
during the coming summer.
ANY married couple, young or old, any
young gentleman and his best girl, and
any elderly maids, who do not take in
Mr. Earle`s grand entertainment next
Tuesday evening in the Opera House will
regret it. See ad. in another column. 26td
I. O. O. Fi-Oddfellows will meet at the
Lodge room to-6 ay at 2.30 p. m. to form
a procession and attend divine service at
St. James church at 3 o`clock. Rev. J. K.
Fraser will preach a sermon suitable to
the occasion. Every member requested to
be present. _
A Rx-:s1nr.N'r of New Zealand who
left this Island a. numbers of years ago
writes the following account on thc
government of that country! "There is no
doubt that this is a grand country to live _
in hut it is poorly governed. Every man
and woman over 'll years has the franchise
the result is that men are returned to
Parliament who have no [stake in the
country. Already the colony has borrowed
over forty millions of pounds. This
wretched government has been in power
now over six years and we are unable to
put them out. Ou the 6th of this month
(0ct.) there wasageneral election and
they are now stronger than ever. The
female franchise is of course to blame
especially in a country like this where
there is such a floating population. 1
would warn you against it if it is ever
attempted in the Dominion of Canada."
American tourists, who usually take
itheirpet dogs with them, cannot bring
them into England this year. The Board
of Agriculture has put into rigid enforce-
‘ment anold order, forbidding the tem
porary entrance into England of foreign
dogs. Babies have been exterminated in
Great Britain. The last case known
was in Wales last November. Only
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sTEwART,,.,.
Eebllvse Bak ery. 
t bread. /-
scsee_
H. I." oicxsv
|~lInculAssistani. at Royal Lo&on of
wk! Hospital Mcortlelds, and
l»0lid'n 'lhroat and Ear
hospi;.»l.>
im 'tin E, E,
TbllltlnS\3l\lose.° Y' ar
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k/ZAEXID ! !
seven casesarerecorderl for the preced
ling year. Eleven hundred deaths of
3 human beings fromfihydrophobia are on
lrecord in Great Britain during the last
ififty-one years. Under the measures
taken by the Government. the yearly
number of deaths and cases have dwind-
,led to nothing. Now that the disease has
vanished, the determination is to keep
the disease out of England by keeping
|foreign dogs out, except for breeding
purposes, when they may be broughtin
subject to three months quarantine, or
permanent residence, in which case they
will be admitted subject to three months'
" ,
lilass Dry Goods House.
800ds. See our
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Did you say Dress Goods ? Yes we have the
host range of Dress Goods to be seen in any first-
_ Our reputation as Dress Goods Sellers is to
much at stake to keep anything but first-cla
Black Union Cashmere
Worth 68c of any person’s money.
Then our 500 All Wool cannot be hwten by
v ,Fd Dress Goods in *Plain arurg Tweed W A d K thanacow Askyour
hobbyand nice. - _ ¢ ,Q “P” ' 30,; _
0"* Sf0<=k b°f°1‘° buying as We km” th at ; owingw the very unfav- Lamiaa. -  
please you. __  orableweatherilast niglitr _ _ WQSTWILLE, N. 8-   -
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of flowers with a large place mirror for a
_ MB. Tnouss Marial-:so_\', who left here
Millllllillllllll
Tai: mail express di.) not arrive in the
city untill 1 o`clock this morning.
ANy\'oung lady, desiring to learn type-
setting, should apply at this office at
once. '
WE publish to day the prize which
won third place in S. A. McDonald’s prize
competition and was composed by John
J. Enman of this city.
THE funeral of the late Geo. Douglas
will take place to Sherwood Cemetery by y
road this afternoon at 2 o`clock. Rev. D,
B. McLeod will conduct the service.
A false alarm was rung in last night at
9 o`clock. The fireman went to the box on
Prince Street indicated at the station
but found that there was no ilre.
THE remains of the late Miss Christina
McDonald, formerly of Argyle Shore,were
brought to the city from Boston yesterday
and will be removed for interment to- y
RY-
MR. D. Howlett has just completed the
residence of Mr. Edward Toombs, Great
George street. The parlor has been.
papercd in a beautiful shade of salmon
pink felt with deep border to match.
Cable despatches from Dr. Oren-
hyatekha announces the institution of
two or three large courts of Indepen-
dent Foresters in Melbourne, Austra-
lia, while a number fof others are in
course of formation. »
THE High Chief Ranger of the Canadian
Order of Foresters has appointed Mr
Horace McEwen, D. D. H. C. R., for Char-
lottetown, P. E. lsland. The appointment
is a popular one and will meet with the
approval of the meml ers.
THE plan of seats for Mr. S. N. Eurle's
Grand Operatic concert and entertain-
ment will be at Messrs. Dodds and Ran-
kin’s drug stores, to-morrow morning
at 10 a. m. Secure good seats in time and
then follow the crowd to the Opera House
next Tuesday evening.
THOSE who take an inte?-est in sports
believe that during the present summer
some interesting meets will be arranged
for. The bicycle racing menfbelieve that
greater speed than usnal will be essential.
Strength, skill and speed will be necessary
to be a prime champion of the cycle
path.
THE Normal Bible Class meets to-night
at 8 o`clock in the Y. M. C_A, parlor. The
lesson will be found on page 54 of
“Hurlbut’s Revised Norman Lessons,
t‘The altar and its offerings”--All mem-
bers of the class are urged to attend and
visitors are cordially invited.
F. PERKINS 8: Co‘s eastern window is
the centre of attraction. The arch made
background is very handsome and shows
to perfection the many varieties of
flowers used for trimming. The display
_of trimmed hats was admired by all who
*saw it. '
to join the North West Mounted Police, a
take their part with the best of them.
experience in Army W0l`k» and with
We Wish them every success.
W. C. T. U.»-On Monday afternoon
next at 3.30 the W. C. T. U. will hold a
parlor meeting in their rooms. Topic for
discussion will be “The world’s W. C. T.
U. Missionary work.” Every member is
expected to be present and 'fall who are
not members will be cordially welcome.
W. M. S. members are especially invite d.
An offering will be taken in aid of mission
' work.
THE tenders received for th°e fourth
section of the Charlottetown, sewrage
system the contract for which _has been
let to Mr. Jas. W. McDonald, of Oxford,
N. S., are as follows:
D. L. Hooper and Geo. D.
Davison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .$16,678 00
Jas. W. McDonald . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ .10,065 00
T. A. McLean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..11,777 20
W. M. Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..§..12,409 30
A NUMBER of applications have been
received ,at the Insane Hospiial from
those desiring to enter the nurses’
training school. ' The applicant must have
-a good school education and be active and
willing. Each applicant will receive two
months’ trial and if competent will be
given a position at $10 a month and
supplied with the uniform of the institu-
tion.
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Exsms GRAHAM of the Salvation Army,
who has been appointed Divisional Officer
for the Island, arrived on Tuesday night,
and will lead the meeting this evening.
as pets, provided they are brollgllli for The Ensign is an oflicer of considerable
Captain Martin, who arrived some/days
quarantine' Owners of pet Hogs must ago, will no doubt accomplish much for
Sweet west ' depose that the dogs have been healthy
the Salvation Army iu Chftrlottetown.
‘0 1 1*- FD-;2ii»°4P UL 5 for three months. i
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nine-we’re holding it reception at our store.
You are espec.a‘ly invited _ We want YOU particularly,
to drop in and see the handsomest Millinery- display 'ever 1 
yetheld in C -arlottetown. ` ° f 2
’ We are especially anx'l-ous to have you see the
range of elegant new designs .by our Milliner.
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At no time previously have we shown a line so  ' 4-Y
sive, so stylish, so elegantly madef-so beantléully  _ '
When you see the exhibit you will agree with us. 1  _
And then there’ll be an exhibit of untrimmed good!  - .
will be worth all the time you’l1 take. _  
” There’ll be hundred alter hundred of elegant- trimmed
and untrimmed Sailors.
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a moment compare with
 
Ladies who have been in l
our Millinery room-say also
--that no store in town can for
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stock of Cl.ildren’s Millinery. .
etc etc. Come early, _
c l Charlottetown's Foremost M-llllneryalteiio
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Besides all this lhere'll be
an elegant display downstairs
of New Dress Goods, Silks, ,_
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;Court Avondale, I. O. F., to the P. E.
Island Hospital was delivered to the
Matron on Tuesday last and is a. valuable
acquisition to the hospital equipment.
The scale was selected by Mr. A S.
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ounces cf good dis-'
infectant Soap for
THE prescription scales donated bf
.short time ago, writes to some of his Johnqom ` _ _ __ _
ifzriends from Regina. He says the first _ _ n S ____ ,
contingent gave the second contingent a - ' I e  _
jolly reception on their arrival. He says  F  \
the Island boys are all well and are able to
Comfort, Elegance and Ease combined.
“peed and Strength are in the name.
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li von want the best from every smndp'>lnt,ex\Ii\0"M|ry OX
and y0u’1l tlke the Red Bird.
Vlfe want to show you the 1900 Red Bird.
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Work of all kinds promptly attended to
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