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Please remember McDcnaid's when thinking of Boys' or Men's Pfingg Cqunty.
Spring Suits and Overcoats. _ - _
Boys’ andliicn’s0utfittcrs
Mcn's Colthing
. - ed f M nfs Suit! of appointinnapermauent set of omclala
0 ‘°  ‘;.°i’.“'f‘“°“‘ we i.“°‘:'  §;gi':r..r1; 5.3.. 5..... ...: M   M .W-_
vercoats an alncoats rea y 0 pu q commonly “mm u _ dun,” mm 'ul
ments. ' _
They are Shorey's Celebrated Clothing. the usual guarantee satis-
fcclionmf your m<>11¢y back- _ wsspment. as it n imma they vnu
We would be pleased to see you at our store. Come and lock at ,g,,|,, ¢° pu-tioipaes in the movemenr.
our goods and see things for yourself. We will be pleased so will you The qusggrsn .gf “hanging use meds or
P. E. Island’s Greatest Clothing House. ,,
favorites with the music-loving people of
' Summerside as elsewhere, highly pleased
afalr audience in Market Ball `Monday
night. The uncertainty of the companys
I || , an-lval in good time and the late hour of
their reaching here no doubt dsiracted‘
C RTERS’
SEEDS GR()
“As you sow so shall you reap." That is what
we are taught from childhood, and it is right. Of A
course you must look out for the “Stony ground"
, and the “'l`ares"' but it is of even greater imp0rt-
ance to plant.
GOOD SEEDS.
We do not simply mean seeds that will grow, but
seeds that will bring forth a vigorous, flourishing
plant. Here's the place to get such SEEDS.
PLANT EARLY PEA5, ONION SETS, POTATO
ONIONS, SCHALLUTS, SWEET PEAS NOW.
CARTER & C0., Ltd.,
THE SEEDMEN.
 
at Cape Traverse on Sabbath the hlzh at
lO_3l0 and  and at Searltown on Tuesday
10th at7 p. ui. '
monogram engraved on ii. Finder will he re-
warded hy leaving at The Guardian Office'
_ _,Y lalf f
lSextette. Miss Brennan, too, won the
Latest From Summérslde and
I Winn e .
yeeierday en route to Edmonton. _
Tas Northumberland had about
seventy-live passengers Monday night.
A vlnv important meeting of Court
Ohatauqua. I. 0. F., will take place our
Friday night of this week. The question
he discussed. _Tha members ofC'otu-ts
Fortuna and Cabot are cordially invited
collecting assessment will also be disf
ouaaed. Don't forget tha date, Friday
evening the 6th inst.
THE Bostonia Sextette Club,° always
from the attendance. The artistic and
charming rendition of the different num-
T bers on the program delighted ali, which
[was evidenced by the frequent and pro-
llonged applause. While some would
probably prefer a more vin-led or lex-s
i classical program, yet no musical ears in
lSummerside could listen with o-.her than
loxtmme pleasure to anything from the
string and reed instruments in the hands
of such talented artists as the Bostonia
highest appreciation of all who heard her
rich volcc. it is a rare trfat to hear such
gifted entertainers, and Summerside will
always welcome musical artists of such
rank.
THE AGONIZING PAINS OF RHEU
MATISM.
Swollen, aching joinis, muscles are stifi’
and sore, every movement accompanies
by pain. The most potent remedy is
Polscn's Nervtline, which has live limes
the pain-subduion power of any oth:-r
preparation. Apply the Nerviiine coplcuo
lv, rub it on wel and then bind In a bot;
flannel bandage. This will cure the wont
c are ln a snort time. Try Nervlline for
Rheumatism, Neuralgla; Sciatloa or
Lumbago-it's all iight and only costs a
quarter.
Da. HAurL'ro1~1’s I’1L1.s CURE CoNs'r1Pa-
'r1oN. _
BORN.
H.A. Arbuokle leaves this morning ,
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The Nonumninl-mls mir up the `
Every line of Boy 's Clothing is carefully studied and only the '“m'P°1‘ 'mu 5°"|”° ’°’*"“d“7 _
latest and best styles are selected for our customers, and no store in R. E. Subey left by the Northumberland
are gomg ast.
Sentner, Trainor &,Co
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY. _ ' _
% _,alll  u
and Finish they cannot be equalled at the  . _ ,     " 7 _ Q amy’
Igllice whiiilléaqvn, grouc};a»G;i and_1nle1ft1'0u,_ Only _   , _ i ‘_ 95C
emstitc own. td s an aggottmir .  _ 1. ., _»
. _ yfhifs .v_¢;;i_:;§,.1;§=1ls ffm, :Enid with button V . . “
hiteem ` er own, tue s eeve, T ~ , , _
.White lawn, all over embroidery front ’ i ' _ ' _...L-.i~ 1 if#
White Lawn, with cluny insertion only V T A  f 
White lawn, trimmed with cross stitchin bloc-ir, very handsome at 
White mercerized vesting, -ery stylish, » ‘ ‘
' Beautiful lawn, all over embroiderery sleeve at ,
Cream lustre, tucked waist and -sleeves ,
_ Bashetcheviot, shield front, large buttons at $z_.3o and so on-. Also. a lot of be
ful silk watsts at every price. See theilot we are.oEer1ng in sllk, well ,made and nicely
trimmed, mostly small sizes,-at half price. _ » _A _ _- __ 4
_ We have justopurchased a line _of Japanese s11k_ shirtwaist samples, in cream and
white, made by one the best manufacurers in America, latest_ New York styles, very
elaborate, prices from $2.00 to $5.4o worth 5o'p. c. more. Ladies should? call early, they
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` GF PERSONAL INTEREST.
Fred Auld,Covehead, has returned from
Montreal.
1 Alex. Martin, Valloyfield was in the
civy yesterday.
W. S. McKie was a passenger yesterday
afternoon en route to Boston.
Rev. A. McLean Sinclair, Eldon, Bel-
faat,re‘ urned last night from Halifax.
Hon. Peter McNutt and Mrs. MoNui.t,
were passengers yesterday afternoon to
ilialpeque.
Mrs. J. C. Moore and Mrs. O F. Taylor,
leave this morning for Grand Falls, Mon- ‘
Lana, via Boston.
R. P. Forbes, the well known Halifax
commercial man was a passenger by the
Princess last night.
Mrs. Cronin, sister of Mrs. D. E. Clark,
Orwell, and Miss Clark were passengers
from Halifax last night.
Mrs. Chappell and Miss Chappell,
Prince Str» e', left yesterday morning cn
a visit to friends in Boston.
Miss Murray, daughter of Rev. John
Murray, New London is vlsitimz .her
aunt, Mrs. Adam Murray, Grafton St. '
Dr. Dounias, Hunter River, came to the
city last night and goes to Mount
Stewart this morning whore he has been
called by the serious illness of his uncle.
Among the passengers by the express
last night were Judge Warburton return-
On Tuesday 26th of April to John E.
and Mrs Mcinnis~a son. I
On May 2nd, to the wife of John Mc-
Quaid, Ten Mile House, a son. i
msn i
in New York Clty,on April 16th,
Joseph F. MoNab, son of Alexander'
MoNab of Grand Tracadle. Deceased
was in his 30th year.
At Georgetown on the30th, Ashley
- - _ Reddln from Boston; William Minto, and
inn from Ottawa; D. 0’ M. and Mrs.
Theo Moore from Summorslde.
John Y. McFadyen, Tignish, who has
been attendlnn Queens College, Kingston,
during the past year leaves this morning
for St. Agathe where he will ent=r an
hospital for summer work in connection
with his medical course.
Hon. S. E. Reid, Tryon, Speaker of the l
Legislature intends leaving ln a short,
time for the Western States where he
will spend three or four months. Mr.
I-m~.»'-_-MQ. J
ERE
Are the Paints that will wear in sunshine or rain, hold
ulurinell
cans, all colors, i0c lb.
to the woodwork and look well
SPENGES
English Liquid Paints are the best made, I _ and 2 lb
Rogers,
Wholesale and Retail.
EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE.
SUPREME COURT.
The Easter term of the Supreme Court
opened yesterday forenoon with Chief
Justice Sullivan, the Master of the Rolls
and the Vice Chancellor on the Bench.
Harry O. Haslam, law "udent with
McLean Sc McKinnon, was _,ou applica
tion admitted as an attorney bo the Su-
preme Court, and called to the Bar.
Inre application of Charles Lldstone,
foroertiorari in remove conviction made
Reid will also visit the Exposition at St.`
Louis durin his tri abo d His ’
, sz- p ar . many
Alflrg. son of John and Annie Pubilcover, frie ids will be pleased to learn that his
il B
iz yewrs and one month. |health is much improved rece ntly. l
by John Ransay, .T. P., and dthers. This
ii a rule nisi for a new trial. Mr. Stewart_
K. C., appears for Mr. McPhee, one of the
Justices of the Peace, showing cause
against the rule; Mr. M.cQn arrie, K. C.,
appears for applicant.
The other cases to como up are as lol-
iowuz- »
William Welsh vs Thomas F. Guard,
motion for a new trial, Hasaard, K. U
for plaintlif, Morsou K. 0., for defend-
lllt.
Arteluan Clark vs John Andrew Mc-
~Murdo-Rule nisi for new trial, Mc-
Quarrie for plaintiff, Stewart K. C. for
defendant.
A. F. Larkin vs Dominion Packing Co.
(L'xi.)Mofion for new trial. Stewart, K.
O. for plaintiff; McKinnon, K. C. for de
fsndnnt.
Murdock McLeod vs Donald McRae.
Motion fora new trial. Stewart, K. C.
for plaintiff; Melilsh for defendant.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS»
-Boy Wanted about 15 years old with I
some experience preferred. must he good
rapid writer Apply in own hand-
writing, stlving wages.-P. O. Box 600
uily. 21l3llPf|-
-Rev. Jas McDougall will preach (D.\')
Men’s Hats
and Cap at Weeks.
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This cut represents a
handsome iight-weight
Dorothy Dodd Boot
made of bfi ht kid, patent
tip and goioniai heel..
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Monuments and Headstones in all lrinda of Ameri-
oetn Marble. New Brunswick Rod and Grey Gfilmito.
Dark R`od Swede Granite. Canadian Quincy Granite
and Nova Scotia Freestone. , `
A very large assortment of finished worklnow on hand. also
twenty Dark Swede and New Brunswick Granite Monuments. to ar-
’ _ We feel satisfied we areas' a position to suit any ~ customer in
` E-ice, design and auortmentiwho will favor as with a 'call before
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