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_ , err-is LATEST NEWS- 'rr-IE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN .,.,,,,,, 0,. ~,.,,,.. PAGE Five

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A New Laxauve _;p;,»;-,;»,;;;-,_;_;_._.,;._,._.__.._.__.__.; ~ -

1 c0l

' ,, D H U _ ' V E Mrs Ain-err iviewnliams ol west

N A L A I I 1, Cape is visiting in this city the guest

*' _ of Mrsi D. L. Hooper, Euston St.

“much |,,,,,,.,,,,,, d, ' Emery 'i‘. white will sing "Kaur-

If Pllys to buy in this province.

°' “"7 PhYSl°S Wlillelhoroughly eflecnv leen M

_ ur eo, ca ,_ ' _ e.l’heynevef _ avoureen" th-e dear old crish

meofplhegNA-Dfi‘Ue-Gaulsliiisl and “W” l°Se their effectlvenes. One of the favorite El- the P€0Dl€’s Theatre to-

25¢_ 5° H d night. All should hear him.

will mall tTiemT° your mgglsi his “°' Y" Sl°°k¢d them. send 2$c. and we - --

, Nedoulbrqmjch _ 23 anniversary of New Glasgow

finial Caiiiaui ofndnhmlled. - - . M.,,¢,,,|_ Division S. 0. T. that was to.-bg held

il . __ _ ' ‘ ‘ - on April 3rd., is postponed on ac-

' ' ~ _ ~~ -J count of sickness. Notice given later.

C593” ll I Mrs. Joseph Webster, Marshfield.

was brought to the city yesterday

U and entered the P. E. I. Hospital for

treatment. She was reported as do-

wel. th' - - ~ - ~ < - as __ ______§1l_§__Wy:_i§!_;?_l:_1r::_?2_2-l_i;i_:_£__o&1;p_;i_o__vy__|:__1¢_:_f_;_;,__H_,_,__,;u,__|_i?_; ing nicely last night.

50|; and A ho“|e_ A notice appears elsewhere in this

S0,eAgc______ issue re dissolution of partnership of

Kennedy and McMahon, Emerald. Mr.

i 'K _ _ :rortlost-T ii

__ _ -__ _ _ _ -_ _ air rop y and the big mug

1ms.m¢s-whim* """ `“ 'S "XP°°*°‘1 *O “IPM any dey now

Those who have seen it say it is a.

N O _ I ~ I beauty and that the blue and white

_ 1 _ colors of the Victorias will ‘deck it to

‘ I hereby "MH" th” P“b|i° "ml I have Purchased the entire stock greatvadvantagel Y

and Eoorivrill of the l)ii\'lson Und

efthkilllt Co and as I have no conn

806011 With iiny Co or Undertiilrer in the Province 1 will be in a position to guarantee sutislactioii when your 0|-(19,-R M9 intrusted io nm when the service of our profession is r..;,\,;,,-,d

Yours I `

A. H. W

ADMAN

Funcrnl Director and Embnliner

O __ ___ __ Office 207 Prince [St ___ni_p_‘;_\__t_;>____ _§{__i_§_;p__L.liuii:li liionu 289.). Residence King Edward Hotel

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G. A. and Mrs. Sharp, City, were

passengers to the city yesterday on the mail special from Georgetown re- turning from Moncton where Mr. Sharp attended a meeting of 1. C. R. Divisional Superintendents who were conferring on a new time table. Mr. and Mrs. Sharp also paid a brief visit to St. John.

The death took place in this city

____ _;____;_ on Friday, March 31st, of Ma'l‘y M.

N O -Ig E _ _ _ __ _ _ ____ _______ _ €__ampb_ell,__p.ged Slcyears, d_aug~hter of

’I‘. H. Lnyvsun St. ¢\\':i_rdl-'_ st ll keeps o hand ull kind ol i¢i‘0r'arlu-gtobiicco cigars tempeijate drinks. luncy buscuits. Also keeps in supply his famous glue which is wellknown, lhaiiklulto those who have shared their trnde with iisin the mst would kindly iisk for ii continuance oi the slime. 3-l'ldfinw10lrs2ipd

Grand Trunk Railway System

iisiiucizii iiAri;s `

ln effect until April ioth inclusive. Second Class Colonist fares from Char.

lottetowii io

Nelson, Vancouver, Victoria - Va Westminster, B.C Tr__'_ _ Seattle,Spokane,Tacoma,Wash. $6' is Portland. Ore. '

San Francisco, Los Angeles, \`iii San Diego, Cal. Oxford Mexico City, Mex. $60.85

Low rates lo many other points, :ind

also from ollir-r sinlimin on llw (`-rm-_l `lruiik Railway by;-,loin

Tourist Sleeping Cars

Leave Montreal for Chicago on Mon-

days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at io.5o p, m. Berihs, which maybe reserved in advance, :-ivailahle for accommodation of passengers holding first or second class tckets on paymcnlof noiniiinl clmrgc. Connection made with trains carrying cars of similar style at Chicago.

For further information apply to j

Quinlan, D. P, A., Montreal or

W. K. ROGERS, C. T. A.

84 Great George Street,

Charlottetown, P E. I

av-lm: z7ritill.

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RELIABLE AND POPULAR l!Oll'l'l. Between Si John and Boller*

BT J0HNA'lii.i§sOsTON First Class. $3-50 Slate Rooms - 5|-0

STEEL BTMAMSHIPB CALVIN AU=5'l‘ll\

mpleto Wireless Telegraph Equipment

Leaves St. John Thursdays D a. m. lo Eastp_ort.Lubec. Portland and Bn-itnn. Mketurning leaves Union Wharf Boston.

ondays . ii. m. Portland 6.00 P. m.

ni; Lutgee. Easiport and stdonn.

or tickets, literature and information

apply to local ticket agents. Basiralre c ooked through to dest nation.

L_ R. 'Thom son.'I’. F. & P. A

WM. G. LEE. grant St John.

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L _A_1I.ir§Il§_ STEAMSHIPS v

The Best Rates

To any part of _The Canadian _West

Write to or call oiij. E. MAT-

THEWS, Canndiaii Pacific Railway

Agent in Charlottetown.

The shortest and surest route.

Colonist Fares iii present to British

Columbia $6 _ ___ 0

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$6o.§; vin. Oxford

J. E. MATTHEWS.

Opera House Building Charlottetown

ii' --' ~ Furness, Q Withy Co.,l.td

STEAMSIIIP LINERS

LONDON, HALIFAX SERVICE'

B'l.'JOHN.HALIFAX,LONDON SERVICE from London Steamers Irom Halifax Ihr. ll Kanawha MIP- 91|*

Mor. 33rd (Via StJohn‘s, Nlld) --_ Bsppshonnock April NUI April 'ith Shenandoah Avril 29"* llrom Liverpool Steamer From Hallllx

' Duranl0 Mer. 22nd

Tabuoo " 39"’

Mar. Nth Almsriaiis ` APY" 1"” April llth Duruiilo Aprll 29th The above :tumors have A llmlud se- eemmodotloii for saloon mesenteri- Paolenier and Freight AISI!" I" *ll* Allan Lino Steamship Oo. st Hallie!

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A CROWN OF GOLD

is \vhiit_wo’d nil .snntcli if we could. VVE offer it,il youtretli need Gold Ul‘o\vns;and you can rely upon_ the ex iertwork as well HH U10 pure rluiillly oi tile material, Ex-

""° nrNrAi. woiul

in all its branches. Honest dealing, fair treatnieiit, :ind quick work L-xpel'tl_vdone, Wrllcii Ml-:.\_\':~l iiol.i..\ns s.\_\'lcD 'ro You. L:»f.\i_~i 1-iw..-~|\ voiii' lv-I--g.. . ¢.,g}. l\.:~- ‘ '»'l.l" ..' ,l-r '. ..'i|.. ,_-_--, ||\.ii.oii lieu. '

I ' i25 Queer Si Jr Nexi Beer Q) Golf Phone 275J.

Many Murewaiches

were cleaned and repaired by

us last year than for a number of years past, this shows our work is satisfactory. 'A box for mailing work to us and estimates of cost fur-

nished on request.

it. w. rAYi.oil

Walchmaller and Optician

South Side Queen Squar.~

Tend ers For Coal

llharloiieiown, Tiummcrside andl Georgetown, Also Hospital For Insane.

Department of Public Worlir.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.,

March Zhi, l9ll.

SEALED TENDERS Will Be Received at this Office Un-

til Noon on i

MONDAY. APRIL I0ili. l9ll

from any person or persons willing to contract to supply the Provin- cial Building, Law Courts. Prince of Wales College, Georgetown, Court House and ]ail_, Queen’s County Jail, Suinmcrside Court House and Jail, Hospital for the lu- saue and Provincial Infirmary with coal at per ton of 2240 lbs. to be delivered in the vaults of the above mentioned buildings at the cost of the Contractor by ist September next. Weigh Scales to be approved by

the Department.

Full particulars as to the Quan'

tity and kind for each building may be had at this office. _ -

The names of two responsible persons willing _to become b°“Ud for the faithful pr-i'forinaucc of the contract must zicconipaiiy each ten- der. _ _

The Department does not bind it- self to accept the lowest or any ten-' der.

Tenders to be addressed to the

undersigned and marked, “TEN- DERS FOR COAL."

L. B. MCMILLAN.

rununss. wrrnx is 00. LTD-~_ '

ihlllu 1l.`i`- ` ‘¥°""

' Secretary Public Works.

3-da2,25,z9,i,3,5,8,xo, r22.2_9,5,i0.

e a e ector ampbell Carleton

Point. 'l'he funeral will take place from her late residence, 179 Cumber- land Street, this afternoon at 1.30 for the railway station. Interment will be in the Crapaud Cemetery.

Union Division, No. 45 s.’of T.,

Springfield, is in a flourishing condi- tion and at its last regular meeting elected the following officers for the ensuing quarter: W. P.-Agnes Has- lam; W. A.-Walter MacKenzie; R. S.-Mary Haslam; A. R. S.--Lemuel MacKay; F. S.-Daniel Matheson; Treasurer-Ira MacKay; Chaplain- John MacKay; Conductor-Ernest Haslam; A. C.-Hilda Haslam; I. S. -John Mayne; O. S.-Robert How- ard; P. W. P.-Calvin MacKay.

The service in the First Methodist

Church last evening was conduct-e-d by Rev. J. W. ltikens. Hespoke from Matthew 13:33, "Another parable spoke He unto them; the Kingdom _of Heaven is like 'unto leaven which g, woman took and hid in three meas- .=r"<f --I 1-li.f\l till ill: vhwli- \.'_'liSl :i'. l ineil." l-ie spolie of people in whose' hearts (lud's spirit worked similar' to the leavcn in the meal. In the course of his sermon Mr. Aikens made refer- ence to the Temperance Movement; its origin and progress. At the after meeting quite a number came to the front resolved to lead R new lif-e. In the afternoon Mr. Aikiens delivered a strong address to a good _congrega- l1i0f1- H0 Spoke on the great selfish- ness in pleasure and emphasized the fact. that pleasure which injured or wrongly influenced of-hers was selfish and those who practiced it would be held responsible for its effect on the souls of others. He referred to-the selfishness in sport, in gambling, drinking, smoking, &c., and claimed that the only true pleasure was that which not only was without _selfish- ness but which gave pleasure to others. A meetin-_g will be held to- night at 7.45 and tomorrow night at the same hour.

A Sackville. Trlbiine of recent date

publishes the following about a na tive P. E. I. minist_r: Rev. Samuel Howard, who in July will asnime tho psstorate of the Sackville Methodist Church, was born in Cornwall, Princi Edward Island. I-ie was graduatid from: Mount Allison University with the degree of B. A. in 1‘l8l and was given B. D. from the salne institu tion he was ordained in Charlotte- town in June 1885. During his bro- bation he served one year at Baie Du Vin another as assistant pastor in Fredericton. Since ordination he has served on the following circuits; Hampton, Richmond, Florenceville, Sackville, Baie Verte, Portland and lilxmiithstreets, St. John. He is now on his second year in' St. Stephen. Mr. Howard was elected president of the N. B. and P. E. I. conference in 1908 and has always stood high a- mong his brethern. On December 24th 1885 he was married to iM-iss Annie J. Robertson, M. L. A., (Mount Allison 1879)and has two sons and two daughters. The sons are R. H., news editor of the Sydney Re- cord and G. B., in the Bank of Mon- treal, Que. The daughters are Jean Robertson and Mary Allison, both born in Sackviile.

McM_nlion also wishes to notify the public that he will continue the busi-

llie Maclfiniion Dru Co.. "*"‘

CD _ GL G _ ‘_ K_ S _ U = Tile Victoria A. A; A. of this city

r eo " ta I have forwarded the necessary bonds

- Give Your

Fred Davison, Bedeque, spent Sun- day in the city.

A very large flock of wild geese

passed over the city one day last week.

George S. McLeod, of the Provin-

cial Government Tax office, is suffer- ing from an attack of pleurisy.

The county court of Queen’s County

,held a very brief session Saturday lafternoon and adjourned until tomor- row.

James Steele will have a public

-auction of all his valuable property and real estate in this city on Mon- day, April 3rd. All particulars ap- pear in ad elsewhere.

In Moncton there is an organiza-

‘tion known ss the Mock City Conn cil. One of its most active membeis lis Geo S. Dorman formerly of this city, who removed to Moncton about two years ago. '

_ The marriage of Miss Marie, dau- ghter of Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Spen- iccr, Montague, to A. C. Sinclair, [Rose Lynn, Alberta, will take place _quietly in St. James' Church of this city tomorrow at 8.15 p.m.

The funeral of the late John H.

Diamond, Winsloe, was held yester- day afternoon. There was a very large attendance and Rev. L. J. Wa- son conducted the services at the house and grave. Interment was made in Winsloe Cemetery.

The Lad from Oldi Ireland to be

present at the People’s 'I‘hea~tre to- night, is one of the' greatest Irish pictures ever released. It was taken on two continents, all the Kaleeri performers crossing the ocean to pro- duce the play properly.

Franklin and Mrs. Bovyer, of Char-

lottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, who spent the winter with their daughter, Mrs. J. Walter Jones, at Dumbarton Court apartments, left for home yesterday morning.-- Washington Post, March 28.

A lady from Bristol writes this of-

fice that not long ago a party tied his horse to her fence and looked in her windows causing her a great deal of annoyance besides giving her a severe nervous shock as she is in ill-health. She also writes that the party is well known and if a similar offence is made steps will be taken in a legal way to prevent future annoy- ance. -

The funeral of Lawrence A. Doirou, City. who died recently, was held yes- terday afternoon at three o

to St. Dunstan's Cathedral, thence to R. C. Cemetery for interment. The funeral was well attended and the wil!~br\nrr~i~<: v~e\rr- ‘_ nj, T1, ;_, l`.-li;:i.:- lj-.,;i\»;:, _`~..._ ri./..»i., ‘; Murphy, Ray McNeill and Burt

Dwyer.

Professor Magill has been appoint-

ed by the Prince Edward Island gov- ernment to represent it at the quad- rennial educational conference, open- ing in London on April 25th. Dr. Magill will also, with the superin- llhlhdenll of education, Dr. A. H. Mac- Kay, represent Nova Scotia at the conference which will bring togather men of distinction from many differ- ent parts of the empire. Dr. McKay will sail by the Royal Edward on April 19th, in order to be present on the -opening day of the confer.-n‘e. Before returning to Halifax he will go to Ottawa, to attend the meetings there of the Royal Society of Cari- adg, and the Marine Biological

Board.-Halifax Herald.

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feed her with

"Royal Purple” _ _

Poultry Specific

and she will do for you what other hens have done

give you more eggs

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on lici iv_-~\.l.,ill- il' -Ilia gii-'~< liiiil this splendid pie 'I' “Hc's axuig himself." 'I`l|lS pic was made in OUR. FlItS’l‘-CLASS BAKERY

and Willie will taste heaven when he be gins on it. Wc've lots more winners-cakes broad, rolls, wholesome, satisfying, health- iving. Best flour, pure flavorings, fresh Tniits. Result, we`re eaten out of goods daily. If you want to be healthy, wealthy and pie-wise, give us your trade.

S'l`l°IWAR'I"S

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from his late residence 87 Elm Ave. \

for other people when _ _ treated in this way---viz 3 '

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f 25 inch Prints lor lic yd.

f This lineincludes a good variety ' of fair quality prints good enough for

quilting' and similar purposes. Great value

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You need very little description of

this line. Light or dark colourings, stripes or Florals, soft, fine, well made

.' English Prints......... I-2c

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Floor

*Sale of Wash Goods

A Great Showing and

if NOW COMES YOl.'R~.`fPi’OR'l`UNI I`Y to se ~.. .,- Iva 1 gc the ._ -icing

wash iiiateri.ils_ On the .sc ond floor, wi-.ere there s l»:ei»i\ -

(ll If t»l _ - :l i

showing of iiiic wash _iq ods <-ver ui.i~_lc in the city.

Among the leaders displax eil y li will .ficti-

' ' 30 inch Prints al

spread out tlioiisands of yards of :‘rint~;, ('§iii_5‘i'liiis .\Iu~l'f ~ , Zen' i'y.~ _/\ '/»

_; Galateas, Chaiiibrays, F`lanni~llc‘lti s, Rcpps, and :ill 'lie ;.~~i E i-.l-ably _thc

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Practically every good pattern-and

colour that you can think of in prints, shown in this lot Nice smooth, fine well made matei-ial...........

Yard Wide, Good Weight Shiriing Flannelleile, i0c yd

, This is oline of material that will please every saving house wife in the city. The weight Of the material is good, it is soft, no starch or dressing, the pat- » terns are attractive, mostly in nicely blended stripes. The regular value is 12 I-2c

and we offer it special for a few days . . _ . . yd

»Crlim’s English Prints llc

Nearly every patitcrii thats made

in this famous print is on exhibition licre. _'52 inches wide, stripes, florals, checks and plain... .... ......I4c

_ 15 cent Anderson Zephyrs Specials lor l2f 1-2 cents

A A full line of these attractiye materials in plaids, checks :ind stripes,cvery colour that you can ask for, fine, strong, tough wearing fabrics, trim :incl dainty for Cliildre1i’s wear or indeed for a score of uses. The regular 15 cciit line offered you special to day ............. I-2

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I I 'FIBRE is a disli:ic1ii'c-i'lai'oi' _ and fragrance of fine crop tobacco which would identify Tuckeii's Cignrciies even fi ough .you smoked thorn wlilioui rccirig the brand. Filly ye-_1.i's offobacco making have taught us how to make cigarettes of a quality ex- . i' ll ' d. ln each ack- cep iona_ y goo p _ age youll find icn arguments in favor of smoking Tuckfélfs. De- mand the evidence. `i it-ur yuclg- ment will endorse what we say about them.

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bpecial Loliiiiisl Fares

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ii iii .li C.-liiin<.'.l |i|..li.-, \\ asliiiigton ai-d

l)ri-gin. plviiils

' | C..|oiiic~ioio,_- `\f.irch othanduu-

Covering Total Disability is now is-iicd ily ilu til april iolli

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Sun Luc of Canada_ For Part Lulcllb april) li ni t liiil li io ii _\S_;i______ii_;_lou_5iE_;i_i_T_S t0 via 'l`riiri\ (HAS

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Gam Strength

and Health

For lasting strength and

bounding health you’ll need a strong bone and tissue builder--real blood f o o d, that will make life worth living. _

Such li tonic is Msc's Syrup of

Hypophosphites--n preparation praised by former iuvslids and \vu.il< -~.-.-»,.,.- . V. ,.,..,- -, best ll\.il..coii bo so--ulcd any where.

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l\lac`s Syrup of llypoplios-

phites costs little but does won- derful work. Get a bottle today and start n cure.

, 'Price per bottle $l.0l).

The 2 Macs I

l _ |49 Gt. Geo. St.

If steniiiers sails from Charlotte-

E R town fnrc oo cts less than above.

l1€lJS I As the demand for tourist sleeping Cnr

cent. > space is heavy. orders should bc placed as

. " Manager For P. E. l. Y ~ l“~~" ;~ _ _ _ _

~l0lll\S0l\ & -l0l\l\S0ll ...°f.i:.:;°f"‘:.f' .‘.':;:I..‘f.-‘..'~°‘;:§ ;:;;".‘:L‘;‘:.'.“

J Charlottetown _ ’ .,,__ y _ _ Y

fourhours mc

_ l'or sleeping' car reservation tickets dmwltt 1nd full information apply tr'

_gtuz W _ W. K. ROGERS

r, _ i, i i » _84 G_rcafZ George St. iiuliim gi _ F ‘ 53 Citv Ticket Agent ’ “fi” ‘f A <2 9 _

Ask for Lynchs

Cremalt _Sodas `

Lynchs’ Creanialt Sodas contain

all the daintiness and superior sweet

crisp qualities that cliaracterize zi high clfiss i\",if~‘<~”f\f~i:` food.

Dfliulc in liuiik. `_|aLlL no 5 our .ie

Lynchs"--our standard of purity :md excellence is so high that all imitat- ions have failed to please the public

Every grocer sells Lynchs .

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Sidney. N- 5- ‘- _ L*-= LUKE HIGGINS

:Notice to the Public

Having been engaged with

John Newsou for 24 years and Mark Wright for 3 years I have a thorough knowledge of all kinds of upholstering, repairing, cleaning, cabinet making, painting, varnisliing and graining. Having rented the premises fnriiierly occu-

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oiners who have been in the habit of dealing on these pre- mises for so many years. I

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