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DAILY Guar-

H. J. Me

~.--.»'_'_lT agent in is is

_'EXCITING TIMES - Much ex

eitement and a large amount I

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Point. The see is large, hut the iob= ster ground is small, thus the gr for the beet ground shows its ugl head on opening day.

(lr-om Yeeterday’e Evening Guardian)

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...°PLms.iN'r oU'rINo.-The oss- -~~'M’~ -’°h“ 9¢Y"‘°°*- U

fellows' special train to Charlotte-

t.

town yesterday was quite largely a tended considering the weathe Among the brethren who went wer

Messrs. E. D. Bell, C. L. Younker, J.

W. Murdock, R. M. McMillan, Ora Kay, Wm. Lemon, Philip Cobb. The

#B4 _

Guardian

phoiie _ 5, _ . ' .

returned home this morning at 4 1; 8 visit” t° Elmira and Red

.’°A :greeting

sry -wiht? held hall this ternoon

_.°l‘ G JORDAN

_agent in Sour-is. I-lil

1. _

...'SUBBCRmERB lhquld renew a week or two before the"_`t'im’ they have paid for has expired _ _ not miss an issue, as all papers

on expiry

._,._._._.__.. EIS! ERI! PERSOIILS

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(From Yesterday’e’Evening Guardian)

rray Riv»

u

er. was in Montague yesterday.-B.

...°Mr. Laurie Murdock, Murray

River, was in Montague yesterday.

IB.

.._°Mr. J. McKinnon, Coleman, was

Point

this week.

._.°ns:n r=oiN'r_-Jenn J. cmpbeii ~~-‘ML Hem? C“mPb°“- S°l>°°1 1”'

had the misfortune to loose a ver

valuable horse this week.-The 'Bigl _

Mogul' road machine is being repair od at the McLean, foundry, King

boro, prior to being placed in com< mission by Road Master A. N. Bruce.; -This action gives the farmer and‘

l'

fishermen a chance to get othe

statue labor performed before fishing ___,Mr_ Walter McKay Bon 0| D

and cropping commences.-Peter Ching started planting potatoes the 26th inst. This is the first of the sea- son.

...*Df<‘.FiPLY MOURNED.-The sud-

den death of Mr. Samuel Griilin, Munn's Road, on Sunday the 27th inst, has cast a gloom over this

y spector, Charlottetown, was in

Mon-

' tugue yesterday.-F.

S_ ...°Mr. Neilson, representing Gordon

Mon- trip

way of

McKay & Co., Toronto, was in tague yesterday on a business and left for Charlottetown by

Murray Harbor.-B.

on-

lald McKay, merchant, Montague, who has been away for a number of years in the West and United State and who has now a good positlo with a Chicago firm, arrived at his {old home in Montague yesterday. His many friends, aswell as his family, will be very glad to see him,-B.

little community. Death was not un- ,Miss Katie MCLGML mmme

expected. though the sudden chang

many friend. He leaves to mourn tw sisters Mrs. Jos. Campbell and Mrs John Stewart, Baltic. His sorrowin widow is left to mourn a kind and loving husband.

Minard‘s Linimcnt Co., Limited.

I was very sick with Quinny rind 3° 591° _ _. .-... _.

thought I would strangle. l used B¢¢|~ Q _¢¢_3_ 4-z9Mtf

MINAIlD'Si LINIMENT and it rnre me ,at once.

I am never without it now.

Yours gratefully,

MRS. D. PRINCE.

Nanwigewauk, Oct. 21st.

r

° Montague, will be at James St:

for the worse with death as a resiilticlair M0ore.B Eldon May mth an has come as a severe shock to his ' ’

'lwith a full linc of spring and sum~ Z mer millincry. You are cordially in-

vited to come and inspect same.

5-2E!

“V:icuixm €ic__

will liindfy boo#

ef e 12/3 `° 4-#'11

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"You and your visitors are wel

today, `5-2M2|i-:'i'|

EDINBURGH SCOTSMAN.

4 vacuum c|e.ning_ Pahans imeet her returning husband. _

will kindly book orders shea so as to avoid diseppoinlrnen

I

d "But thou heroic sailor soul, I. Art passing on thine happier voya

Beer (D. Wech. 4-29Mif MW'

LONDON, May 2.-It is announce

today that Frederick Mehnarto, young German Bacteriologist, ha

discovered a serum which it is said

investigation and tests have been Three years mixed with hoU_ an

carried on here for some months an it would be understanding the ca to say that the treatment has bee successful, for results have bee

cures ,both consumption and leprosy

s

phenomenal. A consumptive whos death was expected at any momen

d O’er neath the Southern Cross

weep-

moan

n the land she left-she's now on th

foam,

d with tears-

§ Now the swift moments seem expand-

A NEW DERUM' Saileth a woman over the deep,

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ed to years;

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Patient heart-noble soul-thc le E the true, _ _

Who may utter the tidings, no

is now on the way to recovery and awaiting for you!

others were cured entirely, Permici- ons nnilemia and mucous colitis hav

been completely cured und success hoped for in leprosy,

REVOLVER BATTLE

IN MONTREAL STREET.

MONTREAL, May 1-In a street

volver battle this morning after

Stathos, a storekeeper in Maiso

neauve, had refused s demand

money for a couple of thugs who N0 "h°p°" is "f°n°"“" ml the g°

held him up, Stnthoe was shot in

wounded he engaged his assaila

with his own revolver, but when th

is strife-

and their life!

cept anew.,

r _

in view,

for song, can proclaim,

e is attained

to the "Line."

(hd thus'

B fi

d

21st. If not fine will be there on the

° following Tuesday and Wednesday

i.

Pa' r_o_n_s rs ahead peixiirnept.

come at Patons sufnnier display

Condolatory address to Lady Scott_ `_~_.;

‘on her passage to New Zealand to

ge

Toward iio earthly pole-"-Tennyson

E he hears not the wail of those who

e

d

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W

e Noble souls, that stood the test ofthe

How inspiring a lesson-their death,

It shows to the World-the grhlld Ura' _ »

e_ How Britons can die, with an obiect . B I A K Q

P. , ‘ C C 0.

“_ The world s records in story, and _

,.1 __ ' Citi: Crcclierv'-Sunnaraide _ 1

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Men who know good c10ih€S at a glance and those who have to leave

the choosing of a right style _and fabric to the man who doesfche selling should investigate the immense showing of new spring clothes at this store. ~ ' ' 1 ' .»

Corrie here and ask the salesman to show you the particular kind

of a Suit you have in mind; let him tell you why these clothes will hold their shape, why the materials used are the best, why we are So particular about having every garment made by experienced tailors. _ 1

` ‘ If we can’t, 'with this great stock of good clothes, _show you fjust what you want, whether the color be blue, tan or gray, or the fabric of worsted, Serge, or twccd, we certainly won`t expect you to buy.

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GOOD CLOTHES. $10. $12. $14 fo $18

. f" Every Man Reahzes Every Qfher Man the stern necessity of :1 new hat' for Spring- you might furnish up last year’s Spring Suit and pass niuster-Biit to attempt the same with last year’s hat is not to be thought of- So, then, granting that you cannot do without a new Spring Hat the question naturally arises 1

\/Vliere can I get tlie best styles, best i

quality :uid best value for the amount 1 wish

tr; spend? -

you meet is sporting one of ihose new, soft, smooth Spring Hats with the saucy little bows-Very’ snappy Hats they are and unusually good to look upon too-

Here at Prowses in the new rich

greens, mellow browns and other Spring colorings.

Besides a regiment ‘of _ other up-to

coiorings in soft hats for Spring.

The nxzin “who l<uows”' answers at Prowse’s\

l Prices $1.00 to $5.00 `

l Come and pick yours to-day. ‘ '

Come and pick yours to-ilay.

Prices $1.00 to $5.00

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-the-second styles and

The °§§¥,‘,’_;“’ H“‘ Prowse Bros. Ltd. T"“,§,”1'&§.f°'“

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NEW CONTROLLER SYSTEM the vote cast was' only"about 70 per

"'*°‘ cent. of Qie possible. The new con-

trollers arc : R. V. Harris, barrister;

HALIFAX, N. \S., April 30- The_W. F. O'(lonnor, barrister; M. Scan- st civic election in Halifax under lon, merchant; C. R. I-Ioben, mer-

Controller system took place to-'_ chant; F. P. Bligh, was re-elected

y. Four controllers were to hc mayor by acclamation.

ctcd and eight ran. There was con-\ -The city council, which formerly erahle interest in the outcome,bn't consisted of 18 members, now com-

__ _

P . ` the controllers are elected by the city

rises 12 elected by wards, whereas

at large. The vote for controllers was close, the standing being as in the order printed above. The controllers receive a salary -oi

$1,000 a year and hold office for two years. The mayor is paid $2,000 and

-if »i~‘-i-“_-i» -i~‘<_=f-=f‘~i-i»‘r! ‘»i»i-'-i~i<.-r‘»'.~s~l ~i~~n~i-‘»i~‘»=.~' ».~l*~i-j.- I-i-*»»’r""f~‘»"“»‘ ‘f""l‘ "f “f ";'f""` "` '“` "'_..`."1;f."_'2.;;‘l mm i"" "`i*"‘;'~"`M"' `i`l""-'ll

:_______-_.,__. . _ M..- __..__c..__ ._ _......._. _,_ __ _______.._____.__ ___.___ __ __

"` ` I ` ' ` ' ` ' CAMMORRIBT PRIEST RE JEASED ' _

AFTER SERVING SENTENCE the Florence penitentiary, kissed the

ROME, May 1-Tlic Cammorrist

his sentence.

Vitozzi, who had been confined in

is elected for one year.

_...___ _ .__ .. ____ _,__ _,_ _ _,__ _ --se;

ground when he was discharged and loudly proclaimed his innocence. Ho drove at once to a church, where he prayed a lung time. Afterwards he

t d t th t tion nd took

priest, Vltozzi, who at the Viterbo was escorts 0 ,.eN; 'ies a

_ _ the il st rain io p .

trial was sentenced to six years_ hard one of the Cammorrist! Conv-1¢g__ed labor, was released from prison to- at Vita,-bo_ H,,ttei_ who is ,stung 3 d“Y- C0““U“¥ the “Ve Yea" BP°“t sentence of twenty years, has gone 1° lan “Waiting t"l“1~ he had Served mad and will probably be transferred

to an insane asylum. »

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15 p.c. off Dinner Sets _

Here is an opportunity to save n:ouey_For the next two .weeks we will givc

15 p.c. DISCOUNT off ali OUR DINNER SETS (except stock Patterns). There

....-»-u-»--v

Tweniy-five cenie.

GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS

ii. One cent per word fire! imeriionlm this column. half een! per word

fer each coniimniion. Cul. muei eecompsny order. Minimum charge `

are over a dozen patterns to select from, and the prices range for Dinner bets 97

.,~¢~¢

2:1;-:fit ;_; ::;=;-;. f__; ;.__._;;.;»; .1;;i:;;=;;;;;:3':=;;‘=;‘ 13-if£f~3=; ;1;;'~<

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pieces from $9.00 to $l8.00. 1

S Less 15 p. c.

gtg clime _ E ' f_=~x1:nf» » ' ' 1 _ _ __ eh Masters, and rulers, from the Poles , , _ _ _, - ~ ~ ' _ ~ - _

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shoulder before ne could src. Thou n This *mth msd” E“8“°h‘“”“- in “Ve” __ .__...¢.....'....-...__..._ .-..»_~.--in

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weapons were useless they ran aw Stathoe will recover.

O .

___.____ But wnilcth s. woman for the loved - _ _ '

<1 tn 1 1- ~ f

Deadlarinid llnt):rctic's rude hlizznrds n _ _ __ _

First-class salesmen requ

ed for a high class proposi-. The "““Z'“"°d" Md the testis

5011- APPIY t° b°X U6 G“afd' F'i°““°‘ “Y d° Y°:' P“=i°““f° ceive the closest analysis Quality of stock,Price per pair,Cost of rancl1ing,Location 0;

fan. Ch'town.

0

Y.

and fronts

lr' bemisnlieres weep.

that coiflnlees slee

pulses thi-oh?

who are lost'

its be hushed-

the heart that is crushed

Leave her (she's bending 'neath

with Goa

received

- Widowed soull with you now two

Seel Who stands beside her? sad spir H. ..... .._. ..,.... .,..,..._,.,. ihe Alherlon llark Silver Fox Co lid 0llers

SH. When si uclying a fox investment proposition the following points should re_

l"F.MAl.l'. HELP

EXPERIENCED MAID WANTED. océllpied b Mr Waite'

app1y_1_74 Kent si. 4;i_snLi.

WANTED-GIRL Fora _GENERAL next. Apply to Memos 5;

housework. Apply Mrs. Macdonald, _l&_E“§§\_Bf_- _.__‘*;2§i“¢l-4 WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply 154 Pownal St.

4-24Mtf.

WANTS'-D AT FALCONWOOD ONE

laundry maid. 2 women cooks. Ap- _D_ly to Di. Goodwill. 4-8Mtf. WANTED A CIRL TO WORK ON

the range. Apply Q“°\eu Hotel.

i-15Mtf.

WANTED IN OUR MILLINERY

room two young ladies with or without experience. Apply at once to S. A. MeDonald’s. 5-1M3i.

WANTED AT ONCE-A GIRL ABLE

to do plain cooking. Must, be well recommended. Good wages. No washing. Apply at 7 West St.

29Mtf.

.ii-iousn

FOR SALE-DWELLING No 196 Richmond St.

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Possession given lst

l

_ _ M PERSOD

or wit board in a cation. Apply at this rsiisons wisuiso

rooms and board in a

ity will do well to

of_ Guardian.

BUSINESS

is wanted in a general one of the best railway the ‘Pr

parties orders for

C311

lo-

in oi

"T° "'°““ the Wei" “‘““¢°» °f W0" mich and care of animals I S

bein from Dalt n Oalton Gordon Tu lin Ra

2 8 Pairs Capitalized ai Sli() 000 Tins includes cost organization pla ng

“gm ____ __ the i The best quality stock g 0 , , P , y w e e ro

With the indnite moan of her soul) ner stock

stock ou the niarket,ranch property and equipment and first years ranching expenses

which at a low estimate will take 16 p. c. of capital

3 Rinchmg at actual cost

4 Location within the limits oi the town of Alberton.

mm Successful fox breeders

5 Experienced rancher and reliable wfitcliman, constant advice vi’ 011¢'°f 1118

Sonicare was other fi-ipesinons new being oliefed, then segd in your implies

¢1°l1'°*¥h#f¢!\psryqlp¢ dice until My 1,5ih.1o p.c.witli application clause A0311!! 1°*

my

4.

THE DANBURY HOSPITAL GIVES

a 2; years’ course in training to girls of good family and education who have attained the age of 20. Students are iod ed, boarded and have their launrgy done free of charge and are allowed $8.00 a month the first year and 12 a month after that for books and unl- ferml- Apply to superintendent, Danbury Hospital, Danbury, gon.

neetlcutt.‘U’. S. 4-21M1mo_ FOR SALE

A GOOD

coming

YGBYB

TRO'I"i‘~

Gresceus race

ovince. Address

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ten, etc fo prices finitely natter,

and 00'

Van

WANTED AN

foundry. Bruce

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