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THE (iUARDlAN f`FlARL(lT'l`ETu“.TN IRIN' lil Ellivhllli ISLAND,

HAY 10

1900

rt l I g Wai doth the Jen suse?-tn.- ' “Y” Flower Mission Meeting this even-

.D 1. forfeiture ~Opera. House next Monday

ring Humnrs

The p=mpblet which tells ` third year student in Medieine in 'rninity all about Ishams Waters University leaves on Friday _for Middleton gf Life. Call or write for to assist Dr. Miller in his practice. ;Mr.

FORGET

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Thrt We sell Cxygen Asneeintien, niet in the Bn-eii Hiii BUOY.

E. HU

. lierty was chosen President and Mr. D.

ihecar - - -

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A ‘QUMBER of farmers of the Grand River

nun: Bqrnlng, and 5C&|y Lot 14 D¢1il`yil1g’Co have purchased _from Bupugng of l|l¢ Skin and H00- Senator John Yeo his thorough bred

with Loss of Han. Ayrshire Bull. This is a step in the right

direction.

BY ¢U'ncURA_ . Tnngmembeis eftne Fnfnieiiing onin-

mittee of theP E. Island Hospital, ac klwwledxe with thanks the nnni ef as from Capt. Malcolm Macdonald, George-

A town. ` 1

L. 0. Y. B. A.-Regular meeting of Mizpah, Loyal’0range Young Britons Lodge,No. 148 to-night. Every member requested to be present. Important Busi- ness and initiation.

MR. Ross, Divinity Student of Pine ‘Hill

College preached in Lot 14 and 16 Presby- terlanehurches on Sunday last. »Mr. Rosswill assist during summer months, Rev Wm Murdock who is pastor of

m Riclimond'congregatlon._ » i

_Grand Musical Meeting.-A grand time is awaiting those who attend the Musical Meeting in the Salvation Army Hall ithis evening. Special arrangements have been made to make it agrand success. Every-

body welconie. . L

Mn. W. R. Comes of North Milton, a

Coles was at one time a member of the late firm of D. M. Richards & :Co., hard- ware merchants of this City. »

THE Arlin ton Farmers and Dai ing

schoolroom on Wednesday evening. After routine the meeting proceeded to appoint oflicers for ensuing year. Mr. S. P. Doug-

les H‘1|‘ Maynard. Vice President. The various

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committees a.re also composed of energetic and wide awake farmers. The Association meets regularly first \Ve<lnesday in each month and much interest is being taken.

GUARDIAN readers will regret to learn of the death of Mr. Joseph Wizhtman of Lower Montague after ii fortnightls illness. Deceased was a son of the late Hon.Joscph Wightman and a brotherof Mr. George Wight-man of Montague `and_Mrs. B. B. Poole of Lower Montague, the only sur-

to be able to get bak- @ viving members of the family. He leaves

peel y astry and awidow an reec i

in ___ _- neocon

whlch 1°" “W9 U18 loss of a kind husband and father M and m‘k°5 Vm' f°?l Wightman was a master marmer for a

nd fist ‘G . .number of years but latterly had been en-

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aetly what you wanlr. A 2 gaged ‘D farmmg' ` ` '_

CREAM PIES onmninr.-on Friday, my 4tii isuu,

An delicious. Everybody 8 the visitation of death was made manifest '\\° h" °<°<i ‘Mm is well in the reinnvni noni tiiis-1ife,_ et -Mary """5°d° 9 Louisa Craswell, eldest and much beloved DUCH E SS E LOA F ‘ daughter of John H. and 'Alice Crasweil It net eqnniied in the city. Q _of ciyde stntien, P. E. 1. The deeensed

Remember that it costs but S had been in failing health for some years 4 cents. but 'ho si had been entertained for her

e 98. STEWART

Eclipse Bakery.

Babes best bread.

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e= _'nil _ P ‘ ` d th h`ldren to mourn the

a _

recovery till but a few months ago when _ disease assumed a firmer hold and her life faded away until the end came. She was ` only 21 years of age, and her early death is ,very severely felt as she was highly re- ` spected by all who knew her. Her addict; ’ ions towards the close of life were very -‘ painful, but she bore them with lowly submission to the Divine will and not a I murmuring word escaped her lips.

iShe was fully prepared` for the

of the Saints in light”

ss' '

inheritance

L' H' iyand her last words were of Jesus

Asggs-ant at 1.105-,.1 Loudfn of and His love. This assurance is cheering

Hrs,-iiai Mooretields. and to her parents, two sisters and two

LDpff3l‘p.i1;‘1"°ataU1 Ear brothers for they “sorrow not as those

m 9,595" of 1”, 5”, 1|"-03( without hope." Hcrfuneralwas attended

and Ng5¢_ by alargc number who came to render

their last respects to the dead and SYIH'

m S328; ‘£852 4, 4 p_m_ pathize with the bereaved familY-

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All sizes now in stock. _

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ing at 8 o‘clock in the“Y" parlors. _Come and spend a pleasant hour.

THE special train for Prof. Earle‘s

Summerside big Concert and Opera, will leave the station at 3.30 local.

SHED thou no blood-nor cut thou less

nor more, but just a pound of flesh -Se e the “Merchant of Venice,” at Opera House p next Monday evening.

Mr. H. C. Creighton, Assistant Super- intendent of the Canadian Express, St. John, and Major Schurman of Summer- side, P. E. I., are stopping at the Halifax. -Halifax Echo. _

CAPTMN Webster of the steamer Mil-

waukee said that the mail steamer Mexi- lcan,'homeward bound from 'Cape Town, had sunk in collision, with a large quan- tity of mail matter on board from South Africa.-Halifax Echo.

A pretty wedding occurred Tuesday

morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bridges, it being the occasion of the marriage of their daughter Miss Sarah to Mr. S. F. Tarbush, manager of the High Grade Ar-tParlors. Miss Ethel Bridges was bridesmaid and Mr. James Calder best man. ‘After a delicious repost the happy couple left on the Princess enroute for Nova Scotia, Cape Breton and New Brunswick. The cere- mony was [performed by Rev. Robert F. Whiston. Congratulations.

THE Crescent will leave Bermuda May

23 for Halifax, followed by the balance of the Beet, including the Hermes, which re- lieved the Talbot on this station, but which will be her maiden- trip to Halifax. The Alert, having shipped all her stores, leaves Tuesday for Georges Bay, Nfld. Admiral Erskine,who was on this station on the flagship Crescent previous to her being relieved by the Renown, is men- tioned as the likely successor of Sir M. Culme-Seymour as commander-in-chief at Portsmouth.

MINISTRELS-Those who did not have the good fortune to hear the League of the Cross ministrels on the 30th, will have an opportunity to see the matinee, which commences at 3 o_clock this afternoon in the Lyceum. The doors will be opened about 2,30 and the admission to all parts of the hall is only 10 cents. The program will be changed slightly so as to bring in some funny speeches, etc which will be sure to amuse the little ones, of which we have no doubt there will be quite a num- ber, as it is principallyfor them t-he show is being repeated.

An Associated Press despatch trom Boston last night says that it was an- nounced that M. F. Plant, president and manager of the Canada .‘- Atlantic ‘and Plant line Steamship Company, be- cause of pressure of other interests, had relinquished the management of the Plant line service between Boston and the provinces, and that H. L. Chipman of Halifax had been appointed mana- ger of this branch. For several years previous to the death of Henry B. Plant, head of the entire Plant system in 1S99, Mr. Chipman has been agent of the line at Halifax. He became superintendent at that place at the time of Mr. Plant’s death. I-le assumed his duties as mana- ger in Boston yesterday.-Halifax Herald

May 9th.

THE Patriotic Concert given by the

members of the Ruby Mission Band at Kensington on hioriday night was n. decided success. All the numbers of the program were good, especially the solos by Miss Bently and the violin and organ duets by Mr. McLennan and Miss Moynagh. The choruses by the children 'were well -received and elicited well merited applause. Rev. Wm. Thomson acted as chairman.-Following is the pro- S'1`3'm:_ :» “

1. Chorus-Up with the Union=Jack;

2. Violin Solo-Mr. J. McLellan;

3. Reading-Miss Minnie Paynter; 4, Chorus-May God Preserve thee,

Canada;

5, Statuary-

6. Reading-Miss Ethel Noonan; 7. Quartette-Messrs. Glover, Tuplin,

,Bentley abd Casely;

8. Reading-Miss Annie Essery; 9. Song-Absent Minded Beggar;

10. Chorus-Tenting to-night;

" 11. Statuary-Simply to Thy Cross I

Cling; ‘

12. Violin Solo-Mr. McLellan;

13. Address-Rev. V7. A. Thomson;

14. Chorus-Medley;

_ 15. Reading-Mr. Bentley; 16. Song-Uncle Joe; _ 17. Chorus-Soldiers of the Queen.

ul _ia rnbienn-Greed Night;

19 God Save the Queen

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amiction.

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DEATH of Mrs. George Platte.-Her

many friends will learn with deep the death _of Mrs. George Platts, which sad event took place at Tignish, on Friday last 4th inst, after a short illness. deceased who was in her 51st year, was a woman of most generous impulses, and pressed many amiable qualities. ready sympathy and extreme kindness and hospitality will long be remembered in the community over which her untimely death has cast a dark shadow of gloom.. Bntlit is in the home as an affectionate wife and mother that herloss will be most keenly felt, for there the wealth of her adectlon and sympathies found fullest ex- Dressiou. She leaves a' husband, a son and two daughters to mourn their irreparable loss. Her funeral on last Sunday was very largely attended, all classes and denomin- ations uniting topay the last- tribute of re- spect to her memory. -S Servicesat the house and grave were conducted by the- Rev. A. D. McDonald. .Much sympathy is felt for the bereavedfamily in their sore

regret

The

Her

_ NEW YORK STOCK LIST. A

_ Q Closing prices American Sugar .

American Steel and Wire American Tobacco s 100; Brooklyn Transit ; 71; Burlington ° 124’ Continental Tob.

Federal Steel

May 9. 1

113

Rock Island St. Paul

Creamery But

Cheese (per lb)

Celery . . . . . . .. . Eggs . . . . . . . ._ ._

Geese . . . . . . .. .

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Fowls per Flour per cwt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Oatmeal per cwt . . . . . . . . . . . ...

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Tiirnipsper bushel.... Potatoes ..... . . . . . . .._ Mutton percarcass . . . . . . . Parsley (per bunch) . . . . . . . .._ .Onionsperlb..... Squash Carrots (per bus).

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Tennessee Coal and Iron Union Pac Pr’fd

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A t both of our stores. Hunc r-fi are getting bargain in ihe lines advertised.

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Brushes of all |_tindS»

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