Udds and Ends

25 Pairs

Ofwomen S boots, lac- ed and buttoned don gola and pebble at

85:: a. pair Pairs

Ofmisses boots good and strong, part of broken lines, former pn¢e= 95c to $1 45 now

75 cents

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TI-IE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MAY 9, 1903

| ltllrlto Waiata-laraarma no Log- IGI' the Fnilion. | B819 MDS. except for very full dress °¢°°-8\°D8. are not seen so much. Even bill 80wns boast some suggestion of a

` | sleeve. The best trocks are a perfect

harmony of color even to the trim- mings.

The intelligent observer cannot but be struck by the improvement in shirt

\ waists. The blouse is no longer a slop- W. untidy garment, but even tliose which are composed .ot the most _inex- pensive fabrics have a certain style of

_ their own, are extremely well cut about

_

Nor A n1:Nou1nAT1oNAL cmmcui

n.a.1>. 'rams or the author-'» very an- “J ...___ BW A mum" “mum To ALL muh”

vontnrona Career.

In a sketch of the adventurous ca- "*°"' "”“ "*°"' "'”*"'

rear of' Morley Roberts, the well- 'WE '-*°5‘- °"

known author, M.A.P. says:

Although as a boy he had woven

ihiilling romances ‘and written poetry as a young man, he had no idea of literature as a profession un- til his two friends, hir. George Gis- sing and Mr. 'W. H. Hudson, the em- imnt Argentine naturalist, put it into his head. By the courtesy oi Messrs. Chatto and Windus I take the following from Mr..Roberts’ art-

I icle in "My Idirsiook," wherein numerous celebrated authors relate the history of their iirat~born: “I was ignorant, and' astonished at the

' wild idea of writing anything sal-

nble. However, in desperation, for .l had no money, I beganto write, _ and went ahead inthe sa.me».way I h ve so far ke t. to.' I wrote it

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Call in and see them.

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'1-in Experienced Leatherman.

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HURSE FUR _ SALE

At Public Auction.

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The subscriber will oder for‘saQH.__

and sell by public auction Q11 *Ni Market Square, Charlottetown on

1`uesday,th_e 12th day oi In.-,tant'at its ~`o’clock noon. 0 @

Chestnut Horse. ~ ` .i

This horse is now at Lar ~ »- -_ ;

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livery stablesand intending pure ~ ' _A .N

r ers can there 'inspect him." /_j

Terms cash. '

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LADIES’ SKIRTS

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_fjgtxofe _ ng. sec r V .. A tion., ‘ -' _ q _ id " W gggglg . ;.;»_____ ' _ the _day ora concert ohodoea

quiet ’ ` _ ‘_ °°*_'l>°1**»°°='¥"°°¥ f

` made with a fancy co `a`r "'""¢ 'im "

uw 'fl' uv Lu' and a soft trilllng down the front. :in dm" n -

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¢ From the new biography of

BLBGK DIll0\lD LINE

The S. S. Cobalt sailing from lon-

treal Thursday evening May 7th will bc due at Charlottetown Sunday eve- ning May mth and on Honday at noon May irth sails for

8t. John’s Newfoundland v_ia Sw and North Sydney. carrying cattle and sleep on deck and produce under deck at lowest possible rates.

For further particulars as to

frei ht and passage a 1 to

g PEAKEPSQOS & CO.

7dsiL _ __ 3 ~T i _5

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v-

a

__ an etc.

f It 4 if _ '-ri. 'r '~‘=‘i.>'a 4 -'£1 'nr' ~ . 'W' 21 fb to 1- s » ., soo; as...»r,

ag'ento=fot.;_=_-` '_ _~ _

' D n is so W§sll,.`li-gown that ‘ 5 which tfie"¢`iono`rs believe to

- - » - »~ < _ tnemely _rare are constantly ‘E

1. _..,. ,_

BANKERS AND BRUKERS

bought outright or on margin.

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_ _ __ f__=`~ .__=‘;;- r_. . - ir ji. |romsi’2'sia&~ai>'medi1nz I _ ‘_ ’ ff fhehad ‘T ' . . A iv

~ T ll P* _ _ _ dm. AUBREY _ 7 is’ _ _ _ rap; ;Yi\l be a feg“f\Tre of tha' gliiggggégngilld. lookmg in his 0y$»

' .-f er season. Now that thetallor

--”=='-"-=='="’ made il no lo r -considered dressy, , ,.,°uu”,m”_ _

D89

f ’ ' S ,bo _ _all important _

‘gland it necessary

occa n a r \ to have some light, wrap ot lace or silk to protect the wean-er's.

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_ entire _ __all over lace ` with illwlino

tlolilk. IUDIC UHOLLIT.

Prince ol' Wales by Mrs. Bellac- Lowndes, author of a life of King Edward, it amcars that a phrenolo- gist has pronounced the Prince “to have 9, favorably-balanced head, and un organization showing a his share of energy and conservative power, with _a moral brain well re- ;r.\=r-nted.” He ~ was a. man, said this siicntiifc wiscacre who had uf full degree of sympathy and interest in the welfare of others. The tone ox' his mind was cl.-vated, and the temperament. es a whole, indicoomi refinement and quality of tcxture.f_

‘ had versatility of talent, thongs _hi his general character the Prince was ` rather reserved and not indiscreet in

expressing his feelings. He was me# thodical, easy in his manners. _,ui- s joyed society, and was much inter* estod in the young. He could show considerable pluck and power to en- dure hardships al a soldier, but H ho had_hi.s choice h would yrelet. to

` hiinsjg in egg other

,dos humting. Q would _ to as .al i»\i°*=*°f "1" uma” ».m~1¢msu;- ~sr.»~sai1i`>i -is

hocwould be as a general in war. and ’ ‘

_ would encourage peace and quietness

hobhiis-~whlch $50 in-

'fte'Hi.|‘actar l as' well

-.bombs-we learn from'-the biographer that, apart from

comman

jar in wh tqyer did

fond of collecting .stampt

him as presents." ` Prince "possesses»~a'

amused _ , and >airea-mae:-it

_ ,.

Newsome - bah

`

P O H0146

and hal a

~ that ho il

“ iterested in agriculture,

`~._¢ |f~~-

Onand after Monday 3 the 4th, May' thesteamer Princess will leave Ch’town" at a quarter past nine in , mm-ni” and win :num 1¢gving'that H. R. H. started l

III., before him. Apart from the

wa

0. P without notes, without care, without thought, save that each night the _ past was resurgent and alive before and within _me. just as it was what 1‘ worked and starved between Texas and the great Northwest. Each Sun- day I read what I had done to George Gissing; at first with terror, but afterwards with more confidence as he nodded approval, and as the end approached I began to believe in

it y .ll at _ » containing over 90,000 Words; was ' written in less than a lunar month! . _ . He is fairly tall, muscular, though in no wise bulky, with brown hair, brown eyes, very keen and live- ly. and brown moustache; he has ra- ther a hard-bitten air. One fools " that he has ' things; that _has l06k¢¢f""f0t"_ E moment behind the veil; 'A restless

mg B 3- _ r

ially humorous. now sardonlcally

,.9 neck and |h°¥\m°1`3 33%. men’ ' Although the tempestuous days * of '“ °!_tullnela.aeral the hitcilg youth are pest, the one 'spirit _df re-

hQ%d IU! So Panel* .

‘ kinds of sport -he most

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» I in you agua, mdpeiaium mnmjfnooaznunu lnumm.

t s ornamen . Address ALA] _ ¢0,,` UQ] _ , ping 0”. ~ A ' ~ ~ Wehavexn stock at &

present time a ndbsr d

m self The Western Avernus,"

be' nd man of moods. now jov-

bittor, especially when he talks of I modern life. now frankly pessimistic..

colt'_ against .contention and cant,

the old love oi freedom and ixfpli; .

air,-' am ‘iust 'as sf.i1`ong"_~7 in his breast as they were- nigh thirty yaarqif ago, when he went down-to.tho sea in shi and took death by the

Patti’ _

"‘llmo. Patti, the _famous singer,

who will tour again in Canada. and the Republic this year,” said Marcus

layer, her _former manager. to a re-

because her voice is not in’ con

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happened

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her t1‘l'.v¢ls.” __ _

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n vfi-.2-Ȥ'v:'_i

The 1a'te"Aiugu`§!l:us' "W.’"‘ ‘_Ha1!"o,'§_ ltlldi

English writer, used to tell' a* story it

ot Dean Stanley. who was a cousin ojghis. Stanle w_¢,s_ provegbially

aboenoa ea. _luho"f an r...¢.

in was! bitterly io.-..» sur-'1._'v had his traveling bag with him and de-`

. ’ ' i

` w_ t UE *X ,rf 1

lfi~q`2‘_ _ pq. c ._ ' '_ -* a¢ that e 1214; gut oh a niigilgfhirt lbver his coat. Mr. Hare was fond, too,

of repeating a' story of the Khedivof

Ismail qi Egypt. Nassau Senior was

tb be rrfvciv, _ ,by had been wffned that enter inept a diary- ' “DIL vu. I QHH0 *lf

3.3¢ f‘.f"»3..»`*l`i;li°`.Ii;-“Wi

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orite schoolboy's I yor. g _ _ 'p w-as this: “A lieggsah unto the Lord, but a very present help in time of trouble." _

‘-'Mohita.bel," said .Archtba.l~d, *now

wo,d_oll,'~?'»~ _ f" "No," replied _1[ghitab_el,: sho

ex°| had her u£o,t.her~

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just how mnchyou get a week *fs f

into ` an _tw

, g;»-5 gee: sci

pm-.

uuuwai.. QQ~ll¢l'»Iur¢¢n»do» - UHPUQQU, °

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l._.V iprp

that we are engaged we should have!" no-~nec§ets'!roxa_ eo.ch~o_1:her, should!

` ¢ sissy __ ~

_ bi, _ug ro- was nonofo my gbtg-_,

xp' *\

l»"‘4oraza&lsr-»-_tho\|ah~~-\mo»tsotabio\mly~ I~ know MINABDS .LIIHILENI will

Eng: em-e Dipthem. _ ..

' »’ ` ` I wdfe- .iomw B011 mama)

tha, surnamed “Farmer T

a“hl6ky _inveotlaent_i_iaa_gold»

co esong to__Madamo

»>` er Y "

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H §_____@__lv‘, _ef _,if

.is evel‘ybo`dy’s~ihtorite,- _ _ their fav orite instrument, soug”and‘stor`y,' s3§h Hu15dd\ty tothe origiirahi i .3 "

1uad¢_ia.canadaan¢tgnaranxeeslfor_iiv¢y=\r=- N¢4\\¢!

to pay, nor risk to take. `~ Prices '$15 to $45. Can be bought-,ou the-instalment "-plots, §x.ou cash and $3.00 per month for 8 monthl-

_ »0m_zo°dsamthebe?tv‘\.u ¢ dmmdenon woldayt ~ porter. Hi- not a ‘mmm of. cw gy V _v \Vritc tor catalogue and easy paymontplaa.

and moot laleable lines in Many ot the amarinltnew wraps are ricos. _When she does not ning” it is _ _ _ `_ ¢ ' 3315 st ¢.¢,.,.\,,¢ gg

C ef neuronal.

2'!!-M ni J, H I.

55 . viii. ‘igiiiri Ferl R it §;,,_,_s.,__§_§.i =ti;ii~iiiii‘=iii’ lisiziifiiii

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second hand Ealpnes in Wat class condition.

Write for parttclllh

The _Gram-0-phone s

Repertoire

If you -have a Gramo-

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75 Feet to |00

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oaaamnmmm

»r-anlilhdhi A ,;‘|.,g.,

' » '~ `. _ _ 0 - i>l"\ _ ' -. ‘ V' L51* "_8=’ '_ Y ' " " II, L

opinion of the phrenological

p perhaps the most entertaining docug °°mo'°“p` ~ "

<1 *sf _ , _

is the Prince's’.'-*‘hUlmope," -'tlrat published in 1868, which .declared

ite w`

Island.

S .' L ._ ICBIPHLSNOW.

3 _ - _ _

Piston on arrival of the tram &mn “ru i

By order,

_ P. W. SALES

Oath. ‘though the Prince

oulor from

beyond

fame oaeoitho

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I know HlNABD'S LINIHENT will ‘h mu'

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