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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, APRIL 14. 1900 ~
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SEE the Ladies' Sword Drill at thef THE Barktn Eureka, Olson master
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Patriotic Concert on St. George`s Day.
` ` Don‘t fail to attend the Patriotic Enter
most unique and varied one.
I
n ’ S Tin fun”-gl of the lat, M" R B_ Sh", GRAND Patriotic Concert on St. George
will take lm, today Sam ,da at 2_30_ Day April23rd. Don’t miss the rattlin
P ( I)
T _ choruses.
Tun Wesleyan of April Ilth contains an
extended reference to the death of Rev. q HOLY communion will be celebrated a
Douglas H- Lodge. si. P»m1's ciiui-ch at 8.30 a. m., and after
arrived in Halifax on Thursday.
the morning service on Easter Sunday.
tainment in St. Peters Hall Thursday' THE members °f the K° °f Pdwm M'
.evening the 19th insth The program is a tend the funeral of the late Mrs. (Dr.)
Shaw this afternoon in a body as citizens.
T L SWORD DRILI -The Ladies will meet
, ‘sf .
0   ’ . 9 H ` kicmre on th? .S0ut'h ‘.Afr.ica“ War at the Kindergarten Hall at 5 o‘clock
annoumed to be c‘elivered_this e
.y .be,m_e the Teachers, Institute isveglolgtf this evening. A full attendance requested.
poned till Saturday evenin the 21st inst D0n’t forget the patriotic entertainment
, s - .
In black,taI1S, and DEW D _ D to be given by nie einiai-en of me Munn
. Tm: children‘s entertainment in aid of; Officers in St. Peters Hall Thursday
shgdes- .xthe “SoldieiS'_Wives’ League” will be a‘,April 19th, . ~,
Opening every day our
novel and varied one. Give the little ones
a bumper house. St. Peter‘s School
. Room, Thursday April 19th. -
` EVERYBODY who wishesto assist the
wounded in South Africa, go to the Sons,
oi England Concert on St. Georges Day
April 231-d.
‘ ONE of the interesting scrvicea to-mor-
T31: train from the west yesterday
y. morning was delayed for a. short time near
` Elliots, owing to one of the trucks leaving
the track. -
| *W , Absent' Minded  Wim have be” THE blue nonpareil dishes used at the
tea in Y. M. C. A. Hall on Thursday
evening, were kindly loaned by Mr. W.
P. Colwill.
" THE following oiiieers for the present
large stock of N ew ww wiiibermisiieidby si.James'ciiumh quarter,ofMapieLeafDivisi<>n,Freet0wn
for the children in the afternoon at 3
` were installed Wednesday evening last.
 `0'clock. The choir will be composed of* TV. P. J. C. Jardine.
i
of the Sunday School library.
some nice work :in the papering line at
the home of Rev. R. F. Wliiston. The
drawing room is papered with green
tinted felt with deep frieze to match. Mr .
O
‘ V D 'Q Howlett isa. first class Workman, giving g
i v I Iwxrk service and a clean Job, _-
 fee and apron an iid.-l_ 'iii v;i._i;c; A
hall on Thursday evening' the Nil” of i
children, and the oifering will be in aid '
M D. H iii, h ' 3
R. ow e as Just completed 1, F. S. Mr. Arbing,
YV. A. Miss Mary Bearisto,
R. S. Chas. Taylar, ‘T
A.R. S. Benj. Rogers,
Tres. Mrs. Geo. Matthews.
Chap, R. B. Auld.
Con. Russell Burns.
A Can. B. Taylor.-
I- S- John Gmehell, Sr- ‘
‘l -= liaise hams e
Tuniuneral of the late R. `Sea.uia`n 'of `
Souris took plack at 2 o'clock 'ou Thursda-7
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Bgeplred to at't\ nj to li Grncechurch was amarkii~t‘?_Y’s`uceess. The iaftemoon and was mrgely attended, The 
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“yxhing you get is of'
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Dill- tm! and Umm
iq iii Bieiis-ii Bread in
his Lai
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  Bakery.
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Store. VCanadian Temperance League, held’ for M
Qa tanles were very prcttily decorated |
find were pleasing to the many patrons. ‘
The four young ladies at the candy tables
were kept busy supplying their numerous l
customers. The apron table which was _
largely patronized was a collection oi |
every conceivable' kind of pinafores and'
aprons for children an d older ones. .I
Trix Toronto Globe of a recent date
nys: The Sunday meetings of the,
the past year in ,Issey Hall, were
bought to_a close Sunhy alternoomwhen 1
Massey Hall was crowded to the doors. ‘
The :devotional exercises were conducted
by Rev. Mr. Hunter. Rev. Mr. Crossley '
mug, by, special request, “The Pearly,
 and Master Bernie Reutenburg, pi
the boy singer, sang very acceptably a‘
sacred selection. The year had been the 
moot successful in the eleven years’ his~§
tory of this organization. There had been a
expansion and growth in all departments. A
The membership was probably 50 per cent
_ y, _ .
l‘ as well as prominent local clergymen like
‘ E. S. Eby, Pedley,Crossley and Hunter.
  You'11 Get a Wonder 1n .
larger than a year ago. The record of the
iyear showed that no mistake had been H
( in engaging Massey Hall. Many notable ‘
speakers had appeared on the platform,
includin1zIraD. Sankey, S. H. Hadley,
Mrs.E.M.Whittemore,I0u J. Beaudhamp,
John G V£'oolle Mrs Leonora Lake,
the Revs. \Vm. Patterson, A. L. Geggie,
.` The Rev. Mr. Crossley delivered his spe -
cial lecture, entitled “The Mysteries," in
which he pointed out in a clear and com-
; prehensive manner the fallacies of in-
iidelity. 1_The meeting closed with the
singing of "God be with you until we met
A again," during [which time, and at the
close of the meeting, many stepped for-
ward and | signed the league’s total
members of Court St John of which the;
deceased was a valued inember for the
past 13 years attended in a body. The
services at the ho\1se.and grave were im-
pressive and were conducted by Rev. R.
H. Rice. The removal of the late Mr. .
Seaman is universally regretted by all
who were acquainted with him. A widow,
two daughters,Misses Minnie and Mable
and a son,Percy,are the family now resid- p
ingin Souris.ArthurSeaman,station agentf'
at Bloomfield is another sou and Frank 
Seaman now in Boston is the third son.
Bev. A. J. McDougall, P. ’P. delivered
an eloquent lecture on the subject, “Faith
and Science" to 18-P88 audience at Brac,
on Thursday 5th. The lecture was very
interesting and instructive, and the sub~.
ject was handled in a masterly manner.
The chair was occupied by Angus
McKinnon, Esq, of Coleman. After
the lecture some selections were
given by the choir which were very
agreeably supplemented by graphaph one
selections conducted by Mr. W. F. Clark,
Summerside. Without particularising,
all the selections being certainly
very fine, the singing by Master Leo Mc-
Kinnon, son, of Mr. Felix McKinnon,
deserves special mention, and Father
McDougald may well be congratulated on
having sucha soloist in his choir. At
'the close a hearty vote of thanks was
,tendered the lecturer by the chairman
who with other speakers paid a high
tributetotbe matter and delivery of the
lecture.
Pure maple candy from New Brunswick
25c per lb.-Jenkins 8: Son. » 14 li
il' Mr. Josiah Carmody desires THE
Gcsnnunw state that that he is con-
ducting business on his own account o_n
abstinence pledge. ~
4 FOR
King Street East and not in partnership
<_with any person. 14 11
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~ at Royal London of i
»l Mooriields. and i _
hroat and Ear ‘ - ' i ~
h lun mu
` ses oi the Eye Ear > C _ -A
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0000-0-O00-oo-O-OO Sr. Georges Day April 23r d.-Don't for
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get the concert under direction of Prof. l , l _, _
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atts.
Q 1  _ Read, program of patriotic entertain-
¢ ment tovbe held in St. Peters Hall Thurs-
day April mn.
THE display of poultry by Mr. Geo.
#sunt
Chilton in Messrs. Thorne Bros. uptown _
meat store was the centre ot attraction
yesterday gftemoen. The Plymouth
Rocks were imported a short time ago
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' from N. H. Smith, Tilbury, Ontario.
The exhibit included Black Minorcas,
Silver laced Wyandottgs, Bard Ply-
mouth necks, Black Bmsmi me Game'
Bflllliums, Black African Bantums. The
t' “»b°"¢ h9»V.0° b¢¢l1 Prize winners at the
Halifax exhibition for the past, th;-¢¢
years. The eggs are for sale by Geo,
Chilton,city,
Tim funeral ofthe late Mrs (Dr.))Sha,w
"I>l<=’S Cemetery. 'rue paiibeerm win be
Messrs. R. M. Johnson, S. C. Moore
Slfdlley Poole, Alt Farquharson, John
»Whear, John Gordon. The late Mrs. Shaw
*Mrs Jvhv Wyatt eftiiiii city. she was “_
pupil and for many years taught in Prince
is regretted by the thousands who' had
the pleasure of her acquaintance. The
.deceased lady was a worthy msmber ag
» Zion Church and an earnest worker in thc
Sunday School. The GUARDIAN join;
with the many in extending sympaghyw
the bereaved husband and relatives. The
floral tributes from the teachers and her
former pupils in Prince Street School
Ma. Jas. Paros and Mrs. Patou re-
urned  the city by the steamer Minto y
n Thursday evening. Mrs. Paton, \\ho`
UFO”
Paton is delighted with his trip and 'the r
many evidences of loyalty to be seen &i 
every hand. On St. Patrick’s Day the
Supply of flags became exhausted and i
everybody woro green. The passage from
Liverpool was not smoo/th, but the#
HE{»,fu,;;_” is equal to almost any kind of
Island Magazine is to/hand and fully sus-
tains the record established by this pon ‘
ularjournal. A half tone photo of a P. E. ‘
Islander in South Africa - Richard J. i
Foley of the first Contingent from a photo
taken at Belmont, forms the illustration M
on the cover. :The other illustrations are:
The Block House. - - - Frontispieoe
The Empireistages in its Progrem)[
 A. B. Warburton. 1
 Life in Winter, Lawrence W. ;
 shane in the Empire‘s Battles, B.E.1,
Smith.
Cavendish in the Oldeu Time -III.
Walter Simpson. A
Downthe Fraser - - Webster Rogers
In -which century are 'wel -- F. W. H. y
In» Memoriam - Alfred Riggs and
Roland Taylor) J. Mc-K.
Ch_ips- - - - - Celt,
Elegy, on the late T. A. LePage,~F. W.
L.M.‘
St.Geor£e for Merrie England,J .Edward y
Rendle.
Our Island-Militia (Illustrated) Lieut.
CoLF. S. Moore.
seamen Association in P.E.1snmd,Hen.
Senator MacDonald.
Notes Queries, & c.
Rhubarlgdcuicumberlss, lettiiceazi lglinoxtig,
orange . ' . parser. no an .
vegetables oflsall _kinds at Gay`s Stalls,
Saturday open untilten night. 14 li _
Smartest”
gOur  g
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3. Than oihzr' makes for th
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*reasone-
. In it’.~.i preparation we use a pep-
' tonized extract containing the
f tissue-forming constituents of
< _fresh beef, instead of the extract-
of beef which is cons idored worth-
less as a iood by many chemists.
i We also use Tiucture of Citro
` Chloride of Iron instead of the or-
' dinary Tiucture or Citrah of Iron,
i as it does not blacken the teeth
had is not so astingeu t.
We elm use a superior quality
1 of Wine. i _ _ ~ -  
We will sell 24 bottlm (full
”“`°°' ss cents F
_ For cash only;
 This is thoregulai 75 cent size.
White Mlnorcas, White Leghorns,
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i'Street School and her unidmely demise '
evidenced the degree of respect in which ig ,
she was held. , ` A ‘
weather. I _ I  April number of the Prince Edwafil ,_ 3
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eighboring _republic met Mr. Paton in , y ORF. Illluln ,  
New York on ` Sunday, April Sth. Mr. ,*
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Your new hat need! =
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unreasonable in prion. It
can be pretty and stvlieh. and
moderatelv priced tori--if vol
leave vom' order 'with uv.
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ention to eve old
She is here from 9 a. m. to
6. p. in.. -will be sled to SBI#
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have every facility for doing, it, at B *I1
small cost. We can do over your &~
ti-ess and make it as good an NW
Mattresses scnt.ior»  and
home the 'same day.
Will We Send lor youu ?
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How are your Watch and Clock Springs 1 It they an broken,
them to the corner Jeweler and have new can put ia.
it ` ` \ i`\ \  A iiimriiidiigiwai mi .images .
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