THE GUARDN CHARLOTTETOWN APRIL 25, i89v.
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     terdayatteriiooms train from Sumiier:‘   A U 
__ :_i_d;__;h;ar;a__he had been on a short _ ' “  ~
2l11dPr0Vl11Ct_ B P' _ ’ ooo tt-rotstiiog goods for moo
ETWEEN twenty and thirty youngt e ,
ladies and gentlemen will take part inl Most every' one knows of
By R€p0l°lel°S and C0l'l°CSD0l1" the pronouncing bee in the schoolroom 1, DOW. D0 y0l1 'Q
» ofthe First Methodist Church to-night. ‘ This S rin finds Oni. stock uP- ‘kv f ` ’~ _  '
dents Everywhere. » _ _ I? 3 _ 11,1 _ 0 P€1‘af°<>¢1°l1°+1Hi
YE; _ _ 1._o. F.-Moetiogof Courtnvondslo we invite you to come in-
Mu Guo Curran returned on es
~ It y ye er ai S fvrenoou tram- trouble and was bedfast 0,, 8 ,ew da 8 t such nice atterns and stock
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Branflvéclething' by-f
, come in--wander. about 
to.night at 8 o clock in the Mechanics’ 11 b ° t .  _ ~>» - _
soo oioo oo ooro o.i Ham New Browse Blom Initiation and _ at your own sweet wi _-_ _uy ilfyou want to--we ‘ll
~ Rl-iv. J. M Frsnizu was in the city payment of dues. A full attendance is l, nop urge"We Court’ cnt'1;mSm° 3 - I _  
r6Sf°rday~ requested- _ . ' l - “Tiger Brand” suits for men#-stylish the* absol- ‘_'~
F: _ HON. D. Goiiooxr, returned to the WE are yery sorryio hear or _ the  utgly Correct In fa-br1c_PerI9°tlyl out andlbsautimllyl 
3 _city yesterday. death of Miss Chnstioooo Compbo1i,= tailored-patterns to please ,every taste prices .to 
/-Q ~ who died on the 13thinst Th d ' ` ' i
_"E1, __ RE"~tWa H' S"ENCE“ “'55 i” thi’ ceased was the 2nd daughter ole thi; Ht. ani mime’ \ - l _ _ A _  _
3 “W Yes ef 35'- _ late Peter Campbell of Bonshaw, andl ure Indigo Serge Suits $1000' V' $12009  `
REv_ FATHER BURKE came to the leaves two sisters, Mrs. Isaac Clark of 1ll1p0I'le(l tweed Suits Satan
- _ Kensington. and M . A t P. , ’ _ ' ’ ‘
oitv room Alborton yo_torday. W_____m.,ofM_dd_eto___ _:Ed ofngmggother _ perfection of worlrmanship
MR. vv. H. Manson, somtoorsido or- John W. compboii of cliotlism N. B. l' Tlgef Brand" S1115 f01'_b0YS-
rived in the city yesterday. to mourn their loss._ She was spending  bl1SlI1€SS bill] l18,V6 II1Et(l6 8, 
MR S E REw_ M F P rm dt the winter with her “ister Mrs Wright t t h 2
-half a year 
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|..‘.’.. A pair-a stylish Buttoned Boot-
All the Style
with patent tip_the best value we
have seen for some time all-new fresh
goods.
Made in half.-sizes---3 to 7. If
u want a. stylish Boot, at a low
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See this line.
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for a. man to think of just what he wants. At other times
he wants but cant think where to get it. _ Between times
that doe, for the time being but in the end dosenft pay.
something in the bicycle line come in and we will help you
It is If you want anything in the bicycle line you will find it
bpsiness. Repairing of all kinds promptly and well done.
snaps in second hand wheels to be had to-day.
ers & Rogers
The Bicycle Neil,
Snmmerside Water St.
Kent Sli- Opposite Massey Harris' Bicyoe Depot. _
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T MR. E. H. DUCHEMIN returned to tio.. _ ABQ thY105S W9 deeply f0*31; -
.city from Summerside by the western? B15" li” G°d that huh bereft US
ham yesterday' aftemoom  H.: can all our sorrows hes.l.`
Misses Winnie and Ella Blake wcro _ " p
passengers from Cardigan yesterday ~ L 1-- -fer -1- .sf i t  
where they had been spending a few
da) s. _ f '
Tal: Natural History and Antiquarian
Society meets next Tuesday. Charles
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Prlmeval Man. P . P l
READERS ot Tryon notes may have
noticed that the creamery of that place
l was to bc moved to Albany. A large
number of people were dissatisfied wich
the arrangement, so our enterprising
and industrious bu ter-maker,A.E.Venn-
ing, has decided to build a creamcry, at '
his own expense, in Tryon. He has
secured a piece of land from W. W.
Lord, Eeq.,situated along Side of Lord’s `
Hull and bordering on the river.M.".Rich 
ty Lord has the contract of getting out the
frame. Mr. Venning is one of the
Gntario boys who came to this province
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?  Muses. SHAW & Bsnitisro, plumb- ‘g'_2§';r?1°’;it3UePd‘;gh"” iilffefflngs'  Nogfolk Slut, $1-75 to $3-00
l‘ ters, have been connec‘c:*. by t l ‘on . S H In e men 5 0 a Crum 9 4° 0 _
§,~;§___;3_;-iks {  M _ . _ B elm _e 1i_edeemer. and had no fear _of death $
_  ns. A. W. STr.RNs came to the ci.y boo was of a lrnstful and ‘ovinv dispo
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Eu'rnnN` Nona.-The _'wheels
again going on our roads here.
there are still some bad spots."
wind is from the north-cast, cold 
raw. carrying the -dampness audi chilli-'»
ness from the immense iiields of ice
which surround all our it northern A
the East Point, south and wesral
pl the eye ‘can see.,-,Some §_tra_w1s
l off the Red Point and ‘Basin
room will be at a premium ther
tmaking extensive preparations about _ _ _
the East Point for scltingalarge num- ‘_‘l,_ watches. - _ t Q _ »
ber ot traps when the ice clears away.  _ _If von a'n'e~`nct slltigied
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to make bmw -William Flood of West River
4yeats he Alias Roe? ruéining _'fry-gn fePl3G€d  8 new 0f|‘€.” _ giiggraxszyaigergzgggirig 
creamery. r. .- .. raw or . ac-I , _ ‘, .' ~ - .- __ 
companied by his father and sister. in- _Yes’ heres another- dxakfulty you iprmg’ ggi therfdcerlagnlgr-as tg? ui-6 `
tends s‘artiug for the \Vestern States CWI" und°“El?edlY encounter In house’ usual ox “FZ 1 01:19,? l E ,_ °,;ny§ `
-ll* about the 1st of May. - Their farm was -Cleaning season (although we think '°h“°g“d P° mc” °°° ‘ wus' u ra at L
. . ., _ _ _ _ - ` `t th fact, that man _of them noiv -
GS . - If ¥°° se." “_  “fs  ‘ lr"-'°h=S@<1 by Mr- “’1"i===1  fu we “H be °f me °°_r°“h°fe> 8° m_“°h .‘.l.1,Z.,i..,,,.t,., .,.,..l.i,,..s ,,i,.,s; (ffl
 $3000' V 5? even that you will not deem lb 8' athome, as they do in the land of the ‘L
1 difhculty but a pleasure, for when you, su.,,_nger_ they wwid wquire thai; Qgm-; 
l have See” "ur Pretty Pallefns In Wil' petence and independence for which
ton, Axminister, Moquette, Brussels, they seek; wouid help to develop that
Tapestry, Wool; etc., and been ac- resources of their own country, ard
quainted with the prices, yan will bg enjoylhe society of crue manhoodyand f
9',la.d it is time for the old' carpet to. W°m3“h°°d°` which abolmds in many t_ ~
i _ _ N _ . ,_ , ‘_ sections of our landi Your friead John, 'B  i
make its exit. Jas. .Pat-_in 5.- Co. _ G_ Sctimgeour whs makin glad that e  _
Q , ~ l -fga '_ _ ,the bounty cheques ' a few days ago.
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PROF. Jordan’s lecture on Rudyard
_Kipling drown good audience to the
Darlor of the First Methodist Church
lastevening and proved a ge iutne treat
lo every one presem.Rev. Mt~.Camnbe§l
piesided very happily. The lcctiirer,
whose resemblance to Mr. Kirling’s
portraits was remarked uponintroduced
his paper with a number of new and
pleasing annecdotcs about the
author of the Recessional. He sketched
his early surroundings in india, his
school days, the development of his
story-telling powers, his methods/ ot
lrerary work and the first gradual deve-
lopment of the public appreciation for
his writings. A just and discriminat-
ing estimate w_as given, of the man and
his Work, interspersedwith quotations
from a number of his poem<.~ Fo low-
ing Prof. ‘Jorda.n’s paper, which was
heartily applauded, Miss Sayre read
with admirable expression and taste one
of Kipling’s shorter poems. The vote
ot thanks was moved by Mt-.McCroady
seconded by Mr. W. E. Bently, sup-
ported by Prof. Shaw and Dr. H. John-
son, all in warmly appreciative terms.
At the close Rev. Mr. Campbell im-
pressed oni the students present that
Kip1ing’s diligence had contributed as
much as his genius lo his great success.
The National Anthem was then sung. '
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tten practised. _ We won’t do it. 2
on’t need to say our lumber is as -o
as you require-it's the BEST
HAT GROWS. No need to 'tall you
ur Shingles are as good 'as are going
-they're out to our order-can`t be
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'EEE PLACE for Lumber
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Bmw, “Vernon Rive” for the mt _That old Carpet must be working st ot wma mm to, 
?_\_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ___ The very latest in furnishing'
T 0 _   ey on the eastern train from i '=if1_o_n, and won the hearts of all, who_‘_ l1€Cl{W83,I‘._ PHE BOWS, ASC0l3S, L0ml)3l'd8
'test 1\ oveltres in  _  ~ ;_r‘;?;,.‘§‘,,'i‘§§’.§;“;f,;"“‘ “°'° °°"““‘1“°“*~» Make It e POM to See, our
 a passenger on the we,ti_-rn train yestcri.   I P Y Pame to hear of her death'
 _ dey afternoon. Dearest sister thou hast left u
@l@` MR. J. A. Ramsar, Summcrside wa~t Q pee 1 I - d numerous’ who wml '
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eastern coasts, and which extends from
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summer, cod-lish are not expected for
some time yet; herring-are ,caught in"
_Souris Cove, but no pets are set larther
east as there is too much ice Heating
round. The lobster fishermen are
the your watchin A
suits, $3.00. to it
novelties-_“_ in  
Bfitlz  -ont Ao1=¢!~
of study and 
,taught ns how '-to
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nooon_1fooiogo_tnoy ;
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35 rolls New Spring Matting
opened. '
Odds and Ends for Housecleaning
Window Blinds, Rollers, Poles,
Curtains Sash Nets. '
Carpets, Carpets, Carpets.
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hearts of the fishermen by distributing
There may be some hopes for him yetl'
Austin McDonald member oi)King s, 
who this session is an ardent prohibi-
= as I tlnd a wonderful metemor hosis in
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» ttiouist, though voting 'against it for a
, political lite time. 'Wonderful conver-
 Sion.
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T0 CURE A COLD IN OKED AY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Al, mosscw
OUR new hats are selling fast so if
you want a. nobby hat made 'by the best
. _ makers, patronize _Prowse Bros. _
l'r’s a fact worth knowing that the
best furnishing department is at Browse
Bros.-li.
Lnnins’ Dongola buttoned boots.
JAMES PATQN 8:, (ill:
t patent tip-all sizes, only $1.15 a pair
at R. K. Jot’s.-1i.
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Undoubtedly those buckle
with patriotic designs, beauti
fully euamelled in a variety of
colors, are the newest -and
most popular line Of $°0dl °l\
the market.
They come, attached to is -goo _
quality of silk _ ribbon rn
assorted colors.
We have .at few of these
beautiful belts still on hand.
F. l'Iutcheson,_
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Our made to order Suits make any ready made imitation seem ridiculous!  1 3 M] [Q 3
by comparison. To he sure, counterfcits pass for genuine coin and brass for _ _
_ gold at a distance, because both are yellow but the diference ;'il1__out; brais Good workand low prices the M1189.
isn’t__ gold and realy made isn’t Tailor made. The two are eas' y 1stingnis_ - _
dd, one ischeap the other isnlt-cheap, one fits the other doesn’t lit; we fit shipping __ ,  _c' per
perfectly and invariabl . Our large stock of Suitiugs gives every customer 811 _ fi ;.. 1000
ample field of choice iiyi materials, Vicnnas Cheviots, Broad Clothisb Sea1ag_¢8»  Tags _ _ _ _
_ X_i;i;1t§ds,Scotch and  tweeds,W_est of England Trousermgsan an ian dy _  _
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