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Iles lvl\‘.\'tt‘ ,Calif arrived hams

J,W,Houp, of Picton returned home r ` "' i

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'Kina street. Moaewn. -

Hoon Duncan of Dm das QP. E. IJ,

Juneau, at Sachvilie, N. B.

_ .TBI Picton Standard says: flth' ugh the winter atsamers are makin regular trips and carrying full cargoes, nearly seventy csrlendl are still standing on the .Hinge waiting to be removed lo _P. E. L'

Rav. Hr. arm Mas. Brutus ieft'West-

` g ` g _ _ arts atlarysndlog three weeks.

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, F:;‘.°' ii” diciivlqua MAH y.°u will 'if-l;lKrsahAsr||ta, Mnsnnol Montague

.QW/,_ 5_ A wnyis. 011 t U18. - - _ 5. 2.; . lathegusstotherbrothsr,Jcseph_M\-rry. lm .,'_- r ,You are relieved of uneasiness cawledf

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Photography'

Photo of baby fur a beauti-

iu] Easter Card.

GEO. ll. COOK.

Photographer. The Studio where Baby is Always

Welcome. . V ,_

nurcrl cisrltr-,Soir

M1151 lr 'ust received '

r New

University, .

lpparently recovered had suffered a re

“ many friends. At present he ts cmdned

to his home. l

~tlll thick ln the straits and in such quan- tirlss as to forbid lobster dshlng. Until iv moves before n favorable gale there is not

- .-rs will eviuee much anxlrty to pay

Charlottetown s visit.

ville, N. S., for Wludsnrlst week where Mrs. Spurr was suddenly called on ar- count of the death of her brother, Bernard Campbell, a' student. at Dalhousie

Tun news that Colonel Davison, who ins been ill for some time, but who had

-xpse will be learned with regret by his

Rnroars receivedyeaterdsy show thside

auch pro tablllty that the winter steam-

Manr Ansxanunn Cummins. s son of

F S J _ This _soap is ill)S0l11i¢iy and will not injure the most :ate skin. Price l5r: pei’ Pvillldr 1° P° lor $1.20. 1

pure deli-

nnds r

Shoes 1 p

Q rho late John Cumlng, of mls City, a for-

Geo. E. Hughes.

APOTHECARIES’ HALL-

One Trial ls All l_

...Ask....

Thea you will decide Our Bacon and liarn smoked orunsmoked is nnequall-, al also our assortment of Meets, heme.. unrle Ilrawn roots. a bowllt is delicious.

Try one i Oranges

Valencia Sweet, 12 and zoc. dozen. ,‘ California Navela, 45a. dozen.

N. Spy Apples, 12, 15, 2oc_ dczen.

Fresh in stock. Also thenighest grade of Groceries. - A trial order solicited. ' -

l‘rou1.ptsttention‘g|ven. _ __ ‘ _ lilghest price psi for Butter. Eggs.

W. W. WALK ER; Phone 343. Cor. Euston and Qlebar Sta.

are now in stock .on

all the fashionable

An-,toe . Piccadilly

Patent leather and

gun metal are the strong sellers this sea-

of‘ them 'in .high and. _

$3.oo to'$5.oo. ..

nrrphevt ‘s funeral.

in any newspaper outside of this Province

shapes' are having same placed by the Guardian

Advertising Agency, which is conductedin

_ connection with this paper. They thus

.cours the same rates as if

they placed their order direct, and have each advertisement checked to

nsertions sud appears as desired.

ville Road dropped deed yesterday

abuutous o‘clock ln' her home. She had

, not been ill - in fact had never been laid

_ _ up wl h any serious illness, and her sud-

den death was most unexpected and has plunged her family in grief. She was lillyeers o'd and leaves a husband and four children surviving, She was a ais~

, t 1-In- aw of detective-s».-rgeant Bradley 0|

son and vi e have lots ,,,,, C,,,_

low 311053; Pfice fmm ob tructeri wlththeloa between George-

town and Picton yesterday, both boats

. uralring quick runs. ,TheBtanlay arrlvrrl

` la Georgetown at.9.90 s. m. She had

twelve a-seen era and hor cargo consisted

engineer ofthe Charlottetown Steam \iav. Co.. died a few days ago in Shag Harbor N. S. His uncle Charles Cuming, rnturntd to Cbarlolt.--town yesterday altar visiting Shag Harbor to alt nd his

Per ons and firms des‘rlng advertising

ee that it gets the proper number of

Mas Juan BRADLEY, of South Mel-

Tm: winter stlamers were not much

illiitistfdni.

House-Cleaning

Made Easy

by getting your supplies here. We have everything necessary in this line tbatgoes to lighten labor, at the least possible ex- . Dense.

Scrubbing soap, scouring -'

soap, disinfectant soap, . - Gold Dust, _ pearline, brushes, b1’°0l11S. sr ver and metal

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Alley Q Co.

UH H.l.JHHlSllN.

Kent Street,

Practice limited to Diseases

of Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat and Skin.

Eyes tested and fitted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS

polish, starch, etc. Cali and get our prices be

fore buying elsewhere.

McKF.'NNA,

'l' E GROUER. Ph°ne{l."‘:.u.=‘i‘.'r.:.*°.'z."~

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‘lixenings by aopointment..

jCOFFEE

We have just received direct from

P ~ 8

of one car of fir ur and one car of general merchandise. The Mlnto reached Picton at ten o‘clcck n.r.n. She took from George- town three cars oats, one car potrvoe null four c irs general frrlght. .

The remains of the into Mrs. P. J.

Monaghan, who died at Elmon'on, arrlvid by the Stanley on Friday, und were “gen in the residence ot G. H. ll/fcGuigan, Hunter River, where they wrrs viewed by a very large number of friends and relations of the deceased lady, in ny eomlnglong distances over almost irnpnrsihls roads. At 5 c'ulocl\' the body was taken t l{clly'a Cros°; and at ten .fclock on Saturday mornin!! UW fllnffhl took place from I-he residence of Charles Monaghan. 'A solemn Requiem Macs was offered by Rev. Dr Monaghan, llrilscouche, with the pastor Rev Father Campbell as rleaton, and Rav MJ. Smith St Duustsn‘a College as sub-deacon, after which her morral remains were interred ln the cemetery near by. In Charlottetown there is wide spread regret for the early death of Mn, Mnnaghlm who in her maiden yt-r-r1,as Miss Mar Basnuli was wel

“N” ""' """"""""’-'”""”’4"" A the Mill over 3oo pounds of

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Fresh roasted coffee

is the best grade of Mocha and blended, and is bound to give

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- Q Java

0 satisfaction. If you like a cup uf deli-

clone Coffee for Breakfast try our

qulggdgriud it fresh every day as re ` Beer__&__G-off.

Shppcrs .

` See our window for 7

a bafllain in Wc.nen's

kid slippers. ' p a 60 pairs worth '

You can buy them ,

this week for less -han

604:. ‘

Spngim C00

suamrsmg.

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40 cent grade

TOP

* Baycr’s

r your PHOTOS.

h ' llrc first message “"P"°° . - -' .just rcccivcd from

Mars ~ read as

i I ' he ourfumlturelooh good as

‘I "ii:-I-also tiuhrblstouse-Very little rub- FAMUUS SOAP.

The Finest Chocolate Made'

- ll nonaw' wi i' ia war ws Datamax me saowrnarca

CHOOOL Fcrosiiitdnby all the 'ieadlng confectioners Whlte'| name on

known in the L ity and rnrleared herself to all who hads the pleasur-\ of becominii inrlmfats with her. She was the dauirhtlr of thc late John S. Bagnall, a prominent man of Hazel Grave. ‘

Trri. Guardian ia' in receipt of a circular

W1 .y`from Peake Bros Co, agents of thi Black Diamond line of st -amers, advising that on opening of navigation this line oi .trainers will begin their regular service from Montreal to Charlotte(-UWB. S§°d\1°¥» North Sydney ami St. John‘s Newfound- land. Through bills of irndlng will be ramad an application to agents of Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific Rallwayh (mm ,oinvs in Canada and the United si.-.ms via Montreal and the Blfwk Diamond line to Charlottetown snfi p .intl on the P. E. I. BsllmaY~ MUS" Brake Bros dt Co also advise that they are |n B pogrtion to quote rates on thl‘°\l8l' hills of bsding ir.\nx London. I-iV"P0°l. Avonmouth and An'werp via Canariiah Pacific Railway stsnmshlpilns to Mont- rrnl thence Black Diamond line to Char- |mtaf,own. The Blick Diamond line of steamsrs have rscslved n thorouiil WU' mating and painting and are in first e‘sss order.

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n.n,|»n a‘ara'nn-a shiaa. 'rm with

h omg Numa.-o..1r 15° Hr b°1-l|°- PM pared and sold by A. W. Reddln. Pham B.

Sc nnysids.

` A TBI human wants are so many that people tiarfthsir only source to have them

dilad is through The Guardian Wants. 4

Essnilsn Boosts, in charge of the

railway buildings construction in this City is much batter, and tnerels every p¢n..b|l|ty will roomy be asia to ieavshhpreaant qsartpn lu the Oha|~ lott.etswn~Hoapltil. `

E. Tlmrrsolr,-Sutra arrived at Blotou, from P. _E I. on the .Mloto on Friday mvrnlllg. He llftilor Lunenburg, _where bs opens .up i campaign next week. Mr, Smith reports tempersnce matters on the island as in sruosh satisfactory state.

The Charlottetown Guardian is the only Prince Edward Inland newspaper that places its circulation fgurcs ‘before the public. Prospective rlvartlsers are lnvlt ind to call nild invesilltc the Guardians circulation statement before placing their advertising alsewhore.

A Ont laden with .P.E.l. po atoes. lil-

led for Sydney and attached to No. ,tl train. one day last week jumped the " track the other sldo of Bylv ster station while on the way bt-tween Picton :nd Sydney. No damage was dons beyond

cutting of sleepers for quits a distance.

Tal: numerous friends and acqualnten ces oiGscrgs W. Wakrtirl, Secretary ot the Chariot etown Steam Navigation Company. Ltd., will be.glsd to know thathe hasalmost recovered from the illness; tram which he! has suffered' since his recent return from a trip to Montreal.

Coruursronnnnre should remember that to ensure early appearance of correspond- ence all matter- sent in shouidbe cut down as much as possib. . Every attentlonls puld to correspondence but ltlslmposslble to get anything in as written, especially when as of late many communications are being received each day.

REV Dr Mcltillllan, au unrivalled plat~

form speaker, lectures tonight ln the Lyceum Hall,on the Sun Francisco earthquake. TheRsv. leclurcrwas there at the time of the disaster and tha story to'rl as he can tell it will bs worth hrarlug. None who ooh spare thc time should miss this opportunity of being ins.ructed and entertained.

Asnnscarrrrrou list headed by the

Lisut.-Governor has ‘Been open rl at the

post-u.sste\'a oilloe`L@this City for the purpose ot buying- 'ar horse for mail driver McKenna who lost his horse through the East River loc it few days ago. It will be remembered that Mr. Mc- Kenna set a prai<eworthy example of devttlontfo public duty by rescuing bbs mailbag; at the risk of his life.

' 'rna Prawn Grants Basket Ban man. area husky lot-. Though most of them are quite young they average over 160 _pounds in walght."1!l`als 'will be consider- ably licavler than the G. B, C. team but probably not much heavier than the Char- lottetown picked tram that will go up against them May *li'.h. The C. ILC. champi. ns of the local league who will play them May 7th, though not so heavy, are a win-y= lot and will give a goorl account of themselves.

A Dmrarcn from Vnncmver P. C

rlntrd April 10th says: James C. Shaw for manyyeurs principal of Vancouver College and High School, died yesterday. He harl been ailing for a year. Mr. Shaw was u native ci Stanhope P. E. I~land,and a son of the inte DuncmShaw. He took his B. A. degree at Dalhousie and M. A. sr. Ilarvnrrl. IIa taught ln Picton Academy and for two yours was tutor nf Dalhousie University in classics. The Vancouver aolrool bccamc aifli ated wish McGill during his term of odice. Mr. Shaw wus forty-six years old and leaves awlrlow and three children. Mr. Shaw vlslted lbs Island several years ago.

WANTED-

Every gentleman who wants anything

in tne clothingllne to inspect my new spring gools. They are the prettiest patterns you fv» r saw ln ruitlng~, 'over cuttings, trrmserlngs and and fancy vcr-tinns. This ia the store to get your clothes made to onler at the lowest osalble price for good goods. I have in my employ the best mechanics in Char iottetown and If you leave your order here, you will r c-live entire satlfsactiot..

JAMES CALLAGHAN

Merchant Taylor,

Upper Qu on

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P0l|YllT’$ Hliiil PA I ll TE ll llil0GES CHINA

We have just opened a larg

shipment of 'he mostbeantiiu hand painted china.

We will not attempt a dc~

acription of these anrpassingly beautiful gcodi. Sndlclent to

say that it will be privilege

and pleasure to have you in- spect them. _

This line is made up of odd

pieces, as:~lngs, Cups and Sarcers, Plates, Salads. etc., and affords an extensive range from which to choose.

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GJ". Hutcheson.

' Jeweler and Opueian

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'MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

C Stanley Bros.

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WAISTS!

The popularity of Shirt Waists seems to‘

increase as the seasons come around. There is the sharpest competition among the makers as to fwl.o [can produce the best goods at the

We buy from t_he best manufacturers dir-

ect, select the choicest from the lot, and can say with the utmost confidence that our stock is

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abswlntely correct in every dt-rail, and perfection _ in

Finish, and workmanship

Another lot received to-day. All sizes from

3210 34 inch. Every price from 5oc. to $5.85

EY BROS.

Beaver F leur Fresh from the Mills

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-ny M Other flour in barrels from Try M.

for ima: *W5 “P uf F10...

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HOME SAVlNGS BANKS

Rorat BANK or CANADA

lllay be Obtained From

C\ L!

Auction Sale !

Oi Valuable Property And Household Furniture.

We are authorized by the own-

ers to sell by public auction on Tuesday. April 23, r9o7, at 12 o'clock noon, that valuable pro- perty situated on the North side of Kent Street, known as the Mc- Kee House.

This pro; city is all in first class

repair having all the latest and modern conveniences such as ls found in all up-to-date boarding houses.

Terms at sale. Also-We will sell on the follow-

ing day Wednesday. April 24, commencing at xr o’clock a. nr., all the household furniture com- prising.-Diniug room, sitting

Servings Department

Issued Pocket, Medium or Large Size in I

Leather covered gilt edged or metal Pocket Banks.

J. F. McMlLLAN, Maneier. Ch'lown~

Marine insurance

room, 12 bed rooms, well furnish- ed, bedding, springs, mattresses, rugs, mats, kitchen utensils, dish- es, glassware, cutlery. 1 Home Comfort range, good as new. pictures, shades, etc. etc.

Terms Cash.

BENJ. CARTER & CO., A-4dttst123. Auctioneers.

Herring!

Nova Scotia and Labrador Herring in lim-

icls and Half Barrels Choice quality, selling ow.

Telegraph, Telephone, Wi ite, or Call

\Vhe.-u In-urance is wanted on Halls, Cargnes,

Freights, and gene~al merchandise. l

lKi’;..Lowest rates quoted.

HORACE HASZARD.

Charlottetown. 4-23d'.t=6i.

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Marine Insurance

Hullf, Cargoes and Freights ol Steamships and Sailing Vessels Insured. First-'class Sailing Vessels Insured wihout restriction as to waters nseé or trade en gag- ed in. Shipments covered to and from all parts of the world at moderate rates.

€Orders by letter, telephone or telegraph re-

ceive prompt attention.

l-|\’l\|iMA|\l da C32-. Charlottetown, P. E. Island.

Updafwritera’ Agents for the Maritime Provinces- `

Ageaoy ones'--Halifax, N. s., so sedans naw.

3-ydnstf. AULD BROS. F' o 1° S a. 1 e

Young pligs (Registered Yorkahgre)

a» rare c ance to secure found,a ion stock of that most popular breed.

Appiv io

A. MCBEATH,

4-zodlwpd Marshiie ld, P. E. I.

The Leading Nurseries

S-llneo writing our March "ad" we h~\'n

rlccidcrl to \~tl`nr another hlonk nf.’Al0ll APl~’I.l€sl na we nccd thc gr-our-d for other \lr~c. Thuy arc Stark, Gu 0. Wellington, Uoxrs & Ornngc il.lh~rt,cn,llionl\clm. fi to ti feat, and no smnllur unllbo packed absolutely clean thrifty tiocs otfm-cd at $16 by thc hundtcd.

Timo payment can bc accorded rellablu

patrons.

'i‘l\cse valura not likely to occur n aiu.

Trees will bc Apr'l dug nr-rl hoclcd ln rcniiy tu ahlylr Donut delay booking o dcr na tiny wir he flllcdln rotation of rccel t. of 201.0.

only N0 left ni.é5.0t pros* lla).

i EAI NFl({}.ll?F (Jil HARD AND

N RSICRIES. l-21.121. _ wnlivlllo

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IIavin‘g nccnrcrl the r»uppl_\' ol milk from

Jas. F. opens (iucrmcy horn l nm in a hctrr-r position t an avert hcforo to arrrfiy my ourtorncrs with first clam milk an cronm.

rig; hnrrl ‘hm gosh séthjorémail htonise . mn nc eat on rov Duroc an . u p V.l(<:WiLhlAM:1.

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FARM FOR SALE

FUR SALE-I will sell my NWN! "9" amralbaae station. aan.-nuns oi |00 wr" *jf "md land, with first class buildings an orchard also luv sores of rand wiwautgrimié i.'i.'ri|'naYrli-ui °it|i.ii'oa:iii°d'tai-'fu and mwrwbls

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Lobster Ropc.

500 coils, regular sizes.

CARVELL BROS.

4-r6'ltt.~6i.

L. S. DOY LE,

Veterinary Surgeon (Graduate Ontario Veterinary College - ADDRESS-Revere Hotel, Chitown. r-9-drw6m

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