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'SUMMERSIDB ALBERTON AND PRINCE COUNTY

-Miss Annie Easton; has 1‘et\\lI\0'~\ to her home in North \_ViliiSl\ll‘2 after

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Dystallt, Halifalii R' R- DUIWBFI, Lancaster, l<ln_-_;.; E. McLean. '1`ur01\t0 and W. B. Miirdock, l\lontreul.-S-

-The twelve year old son of Ber-

ilard Murphy, Freeland, while PIHYUIS in the loft of his purent’s barn Tliiirstlay afternoon last had the mis- furtnne to fall through an opcnlll to the ground floor, landing on his left side, breaking his arm near the shulllder.-.\‘.

-Emerson Matthews, son of John

Mzitthews, Alberton, bagged fifty- seven wild geese up to Wednesday of last week, 53 of which were shot in three days. Other gunners did well last week on Cascumpeque Bay. The ice and other conditions could not be better for the sportsmen.-A.

-A warrant was issued on Friday

last for the arrest of George (‘lcni- ents, li lad of aboutsixtccn years of age and a familiar character on the streets of Summerside, on the cliarga of stealing a sum of money from the room of Miss McNeill Of the Clifton House staff. The warrant was plac- ed in the hands of Ollicer Phillips but he was unnhlc to locate thc lad up to Saturday evening.-S.

The following were recent arrivals

at the Mcilonald Hotel, llontalgliez- (`. Hart, Montreal; F. .\l. Stewart, (`llarlotteto\vll; F. l\lcD.,uald,`Char- lottrtown; W. F. Mflflnt, lilontreiil; It. J. .\’Ir~L`rorlall, Moiltreal; G. A. W. Robert;-:on, ('harlo‘.tcto\'.'il; H. (`. Simmons, St. John; A. H. Burns, St. John; H. A. Trites, Sack-ville; F, J. l'il1ft_er, T. 1-l. Dobson, I". Sabliaili, (ieol'ge 1). Ellis, Moutrtal; J. W. I’arti'id;:e, Ularlottetown; J. B. Gau- rlct, l‘.li.~‘collclic; James Polly, St. John.--Bl. `

-The death of the late Mrs John

2\larL‘h ltitll.. after 8 brief illness of pneulnonia came as as;-vere shock to a larfgc circle of friends. ilirs Perkins, who was sixty-six yrnrs of size. wus a lady - of true Uliristian charact.'r and many a kiliflly action and good deed was hers. She was att,n:led in her illness by iirr liastol' lief. J. J. McDonald who was also with her whtn she pas- scl ieacefillly away. The family of six daughters an-d three sons arc left to mourn the loss of a clcvotcd moth- er. llc-1' daugllter, Miss Mary, who was in Uoston, arrived home lust prior to ‘her mothel"s demise. Two brothers and one sister also sur\‘i\‘e and they with the family have thc siiiterc sym- pathy of the Colilmllnity in which The Guardian joins.

-It now irzinspires that the re-

ported eases of smallpox in S't. Louis and I’n1mer’s .fond are of the lllilll type ol' varoid. lt luis been in the district about one month and many contradictory Stories us to the nature of the disease have hcen cir- culated from time to time and it is generally believed there was no cause for alarm consequently no action was tilkcn until Saturday last wnen Doc- tor's Murphy und Johnson of Tig- iiigli visited some of thc patients and at once raw that necessary pre- caution should bc taken to prevent; lllrtller spreading. They have notifi- ed (lhief Health Officer Johnson who will visit the district today. The dis- ease was carried into the district by a man returning from the lumber woods in Maine who was apparently well on his arrival home. One of the patients has been ill in llcr home for days while others have been attend- iui: to their usual work. There are in all about twenty-five eases.-A.

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prricneeil salts-girls. R. ’l‘. Holman, Ltd- 4-ltl3i.

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Good Business stand and Properly For Sale Af Tryon

consisting of store, dwelling house, barn and other out-buildings, all in verfect repair and well painted, bo- ing practically new; also 9g acl-ag of crime land. This property is beautifully and

conveniently situated, within a few minutes' walk of 'three churches and only two hundred yards from the Tryon Consolidated School. Is also on the direct line of the rural mail route and ll in ovary respectn very

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-Among the visitors nt the Grand the age Of 55 Y€Bl'B~-A- l

-The Morning Daily Guardian can

-Cl F S Moore and Charles

Moore -Q. _

-All news, advertising and sub-

scriptions- in Alberton and vicinity should be handed to H. Clark, Agent.

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-For Standard Patterns call at

Winston J. Lidstone's, Summerside. I-in has the agency for them.

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-Shellnc, Floor Wax, Enamels,

Paints, Alahastine, Brllsh;s and ev- erything required for honseclcan ng- rigght quality and right prices at Brace, McKay & Co., Ltd., Slimmer- `sidc. » 4-Sdmthrwzw.

Queen Hotel, Summersidc, Saturday: -R. Hislip, Toronto; James Pol- ly, _ John; W. H. Pope, Picton; Cnt.; W. E. White, Hamilton, Ont. and Mr. B‘.lddei'hagen, St. Jchn.-- S.

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-All advertising in Sumnlcrsidc

and vicinity for The Morning Daily and Rural Daily as well as nil new and renewal slibscrilIl&i0IlS. Slwllld bc handed to Miss Amy G. Burrows, a- gent, Suninu-r Street. All news should be given to J. F. Lnfferty; Guardian Correspondent, Water Street.

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-James McMickcn died at l\iS

home oil Tuesday at Black Pond, Lot l, at thc advanced nge of 86 ,years He was held in deep regard by [those who knew him and was an ac- tive farmer. He was twice married and is survived by a`lari:e family. The funeral took place on Friday.-A.

-(ln Sstllrllny evening o. five on

fire in a residence on Prince St., in this city near A. H. Wadman’s Un-| dertakiufz parlors wus the source of'

Perkiiis. of Albany. which occurred oil la "91`Y lH¥`ll0 <l\\f1U\itY Uf =‘Y1\°"° “'hi°h~

owing to the heavy ntmoslvlir-re. low- ered towards thc ground and oc“as- ioned quite a little temporary dis- comfort to passers-hy. _

-Last week _the members ofthe

,First Poinsei' Hockey (`Iul] held their annual supper at the Crystal Voir, Summersiile. They showed their all-' Ipreeiatiorl of the Janitor by ht1Vl¥\1! him with them, and “Joe llllnu" us-

`ed the boys right. After lonrtakingof all the numerous diets th:Y <lel>aftc<l Ito their homes overjoyed at the plen- sant evening which they sptnt. (W- w.i_-S.

-Consideralilc damage has been

cailseil by the spring freshets to the mill dams on Trout Rl\'er.‘The dom ai. Bouts' cfirluns and izrlst mill. Tyne Valley, has been alomst com- pletely destroyed and it will be difli- clilt to effect repairs. The dum at ‘f~lhcenan’a saw mill, Tyne Valley, was also badly damnge<l but not beyond repair. Tho dam at 'the saw and grist mill of John England, situated fur- ther llp the same river, also brolro away on Tuesday last damaging it lto such an extent that Mr. England docs not intend rebuilding hilt will run his saw ulill by steam.-S.

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Who has Taken s Decided Stand on The Reciprocity Question.

D. A. R. WILL NOT CHANGE.

MONTREAL, April 1-Replying to

telegrnpliic despatchcs from St. John stating that the Dominion Atlantic Railway Company would be taken Uver oil April first by the Canadian Pacific, and operated as part of that colnpany's system proper, David Mc- Nicoll, vicc-president ‘oi the C. P. R., stated that the Dominion Atlantic does not belong to the Canadian Pac- ific, hllt is a separate organization controlled by interests friendly to the latter road and that it would never come into closer relations with the G. P. R.

Marion Bridge, C. B., May 30, '02. I have handled MINARIYS LIN!- MENT during the past year. It is ai- ways the first Liniment asked _f-'ii' here, and unquestionahlyjha but seller of all the ' different kinds of Liniment I handle.

NEIL FERGUSON.

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a pleasant visit irieliassin sum- ii__e_ri>_:»__f;ainSegma_i:eri;{|:_u_erty»g 1'§on:_prrti_ni ‘ HE Spring House Cleaning time brings many unexpected wants in

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A very large range of beautiful pat- Pantry shelving oil cloth`r2 in. wide

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tems: _ 7GoIc)id Quality 22 cts per yard. Printed Lineoleiliiis 40 to 60 cts Thé Very best 33 ‘< “ “

inlaid Lineoleums 75 to $1-25 Stair Oi1C1oihs 9 to 20 cis _

Table ()ilcloths in great variety i _ Enamel Oil Cloths for Sofas 28c, 48c.r_

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An immense range varying in The largest assortment in the city.

price from 25 cts to 12.00.

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Window Shades

from 25 cts to $1.00

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Prices on application. All shades corn- ` 3 3-4x4 I-2 $55.00

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36x72 in. $7.00

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Stair Plates I0 fo Iac per doz. _

Curtain Rings carry fringes to match. Curtain l-looks . ,

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Rubber Mats $I.00 '

,_ 300 of tliein. Make fine rugs, and we

Straw Matting 9 to 25 cts per yard.

I.25 I.50 Bath Mats $2 25.'

Japanese Maifings, 910 25 cts per yard. Straw' Mats and Squares 40 cts to $5.00 Sales Prices Strictly Cash to Everybody.

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DIINNER SETS

There is a difference in crockery, a great diiierence that is often

overlooked. All 97 piece Dinner Sets are not the same, although the NUMBER of plecesls oftcu given more coil.sldcration than the QUALITY of pieces.

To illustrate

DINNER SETS 95 pieces-Brown and Green $4.75. DINNER SETS 97 pieces-Blue, Green, Peacock, $5.95,

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HABEAS EUHPUS CASE

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NEW YORK, March 28.1-Supreme

court Justice Newburger today dis- missed the writ of habeas corpus ltsuc in the behalf of John B. Lang, 3 ticket speculator, arrested in a. testi case ln the ordinance passed by the board of nldormen against the sale of tickets in front of theaters, and re- mundad the prisoner. The :justice IW! it mm in had um the crai-

“BD09 Comlllalned of was within tha Dower of the board of aldermen and that the arrest by the pollcq was justified." `

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