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Shoes of Honesty

for Ladies

»- Our Ladies’ MacPher-

son $2.25 Doogola Boot is hard to match. lt has style, it has qnality,it will wear. it will satisfy you. We have them in heeled and spring heel, in the very latest toc--

the coin toe.

Every Pair Guaranteed

Bring along 82-25 and be fitted. We have ~ them in any size.\ - See samples in win-

dom

Open till 8 p m.

`I;`arl.a.>o¢§s@E;a:!.4’

SKIRT I

When buying your fall skirts it

will be JUST AS EASY to get a

good reliable line as to buy any- thing that comes along. We have a reputation to keep and we intend KEEPING and IMPROVING it., Every merchant who ever tried our goods has kept on buy ing them. Our letter order business for spec ial sizes is a big advantage to ou,

customers. TRY IT.

Mr. Wm. Minto of Suznmerside

is our agent for P. E. Island.

Britannia Manufacturing Cu. '

1.uvurEn_, '

30, 32. 34 Granville St., Halifax.

4 :B d rm

Every Day is S0mcbody’s Birthday.

And even if everybody cannot

have a regular birthday party, 'tis very easy to honor the day by the giving of some pretty little me- mento.If you are interested in some one’s birthday that comes along very soon, drop in at our store and you’ll find any number of nice things especially suitable for such _ purposes atprices that need not strain the slightest purse. A nice Napkin Ring, with initials en- graved in it. can be bought for 5o_c. a tasty Scarf Pin at the same price. a Brooch of cutely curious design for 7 5c, a handsome gold- filled Bracelet for $1.50 and dozens of other appropriate articles at similarly trifling cost.

And, of course. there are plenty

of higher priced things. '

H y.._I_;f__\_\_£_1..01<»

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W0lFV|lLE_liURSEIl|ES

G. M. BECK 6. SON. woifvme, N. s.

Growers Dealers in Fruit 'l`reea,Small Fruits and Ornamentals.

APPLE ROOT GRAFTS

A spedalty. All leading varieties and true to name. Prices unequalled. Write for terms. "This is to say that I have bought ol G. I. Peek & Son, woo Root Gralta each year the lnttwo years and they are mostly all alive and made a large growth so consider them very reliable stock."

Gaepereau, Feb. ss. |904.

(Signed) J. L. GERTRIDGE.

31: ttalwéw

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THB GUARDIAN

will: fill!-

Too Weak to Work.

ALL OVER HER BODY

lIelwaat\seandli_aoalllrp.Sasm=l

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Blood Bitiers.

blood. A 'extending over 0 el a_ century `and`thousiads oi

this- Ura. Delta r “Toe UCIIIDWDYK, lbffllféf 'ilk “ll plill bl and 'lat' `The éurfents in the I* ' _ ' , 'v ___|:;”

‘blslnfcctlng l» vnu .

“l°°”» 505|! lid pimples all overly body,

ap my mod to give up tryinfto have them

think oi' but got worse and worse. I was

‘ ' S fi Cured `

Secretly

f Free Sample 'F and oxnplrlet 't-in _ full 1i)¢lrticulnrs,glesti¥ \<" \ ruoni:-.ls and price sent

in plain senled envcl- ope. Correspondence mcrcdly confidential. llnclose stamp for re- ply. Address - The Samaria Remedy Co., 23 jordan St., Toronto. Canada.

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Cured her husband. §i

ommlln Blenl in

Sales exceed that of an filer In the Lower Pro-

vinces. Choicest growth oi lndl. and Cevlon. _

_CANADA’S MARITIME

FAMDUS THE TRAIN EXPRES\

INTERCOLONIM. \ .nA|LwAY

Between Hull! ax, Truro, Pai sec June ncton, Quebec, and Montreal, ggauru g `

SAFE fx( ":` '_' _ swll_=r smoorrl »

]onrney, and you will travel vt

YOUR OWN LINE.

Write for rates and time taniee to G. A. SHARP, Bnpt. P. R. I. Railway Char

f lottetown. P. E- I. N0. M. LYONS, General Passenger' am

Ticket Agent, Moncton.

R. TIRFIN, Trahe Manager. Moncton

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P. E. I. RAILWAY

Co cl H da . April 25th , th lrain‘:“:letll|is“r'nllwTy will run daily' 'midday excepted) as follows:- \

Stations

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Kensington 7.1: 9.48 11.53

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_ eAv- Navtoanon.

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' -1 ,I illlipluhaouso et lieolattn Gives Vqigs-

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able lalormsenuu- wooden loalaloed ‘bd ro' Bauer Wmnt.aau|'leo Iverson. ' Speaking of the navigation oi

'-"" lgrison Bay and Hudson Straits,

Rs ' 3 op Lofthouna of Keowatin Stains

“cl AND rmm that both could be solely navigated-

from the middle oi J une untiiuearly

the tlrst oi October. _Trading ves- Selll. Which were cntirely_w ulcra, with the exception oi the two Hud-

_ Bits. llfleh. Oat. _°°l\'l BU Coml>any's boats. entered

the Bay every year -during that per-

- ,iod. The Whalers, wl|ieh'wo;~¢-Am-

erlcan. never - camo vary far south, but remained on tho northern part

terrible sulaalal 5 asia] ` _ . ’ l or uw my anovn marble Iusnu.

'These boats were all wood and

B - k uounloeneatned, bum. to wlumuua

‘I oc _ I the ics and were oi about 706 tons

burden. *In his opinion steel wes- sels,_ unless ' specially constructed, would be useless for _navigating thu Straits and the Bay. as an ice-pack would crush them almost as 'easily ll up egg shell. Ice was really nev- cl entirely out oi the Bay. and he

' 1 fend! WNW* l 5"’ 7°? 0° 1°” 4 ` thought _that uns was une to ul. ‘u ‘|"°*'°‘\@4 UWNU lfllliliullhsd ' fact. that no worm currents of water

entered the Bay with 'thaexception oi the water! which flowed into the B'ay` from the rivt-rs, which emptied themselves into that great. body ol

Bay comedown the western.; side

my face. lhad»a'lr|\__o`s\ made ' until the inputh _oiz James was

reached They than tul‘ned_an went u th eaitlzrn and out into Hudson

red. "`:`A”' "U" » P _

25. (ina EPEEQQ i9h”9¢29’P"’°'° -Struts 'Phese currents were* con' _ _

°°°° me’ my f"° ‘"’ '° 'Wh ' stantly carrying ice in their course Hi:-' '=`-»- _ °

terrible stats. l tried everything! could and .he had personany in the month ECOn0miCa]’ I

lllc BQSI

of August encountered 60 miles ol

The country to thc south oi James’

Hrs

Lordship says, had a totally diilcr cnt climate from that at Fort.

had seen as line vegetables grown as could be grown around the city oi Toronto, such as potatoes, roots and carrots. Ho had also seen oats

Moose Factory during the winter with the oats grown there. Plough- ing had been carried on there as late as the 4th oi November, but ileld work usually closed down at the end of October, and commenced

where in the country between Hud-

in the general scnsc ol the word o mineral country, and hc was inclin- ed to doubt any statement to the

ity, but. there was no a , P oven wood in the country; lt was

steumers built for the p p o carrying the products oi the North-

ome ort. on the Day to

safety could be rclicd upon.

Hia Lordship says that the Indians

around Hudson Day are practically the onlyromnining redmen who are tyday living in the some manner, as all the Indians in Canada West. were

Hudson'a Bay. Company was thc o commercial company with

oi aihlrs was changing at loose

Factory. _

Two Gentlemen.

Tho late Justico Maulo oi thc

English judiciary, while one time presiding at an Asalm Court. WM lecturing a. prisoner previous to pus- ing sentence on him, when hd Wal annoyed by one oi the oillelals oi the court crossing beneath him between

pl-r to pall between two gentlemen ewhon one oi them is addressing tho

other!" ~ ~ _

ni seven years' penal servitude od

Ulirrh _f'°'-|-'lves.

In'I.nndon_

and towns in

has

cast,

there

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A-ag all BN ml

reriuuu neconeeeaons'-~

' Bv Cox.. gong A; loves. ' -

Col. Joyce lathe nxaxpwho wrote “Laugh and the world laughs with

you'__’ gat will make' his name

The above is his latest bookand its' a delight for any Shakspere.

» . lover. or any other lover.

300 Pages: $1.00_ Postpald.

BROJl9We4Y"PUBLISHING' COH7n4NY:: NEW YORK.

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then led to try Burdock Blood iliuel-i- nv. Held ice in the lley within 100 miles Havfng insfaued an up_t6_da1e

was surprised mths wonderfulelmllfff 1... °f F9" Ch*-‘f°hiI1_~ -'\ddi“§ *U “Ch ° Formaldehyde Generator. which is fi be d. All .nh l »°°“d',“°“ °' ‘_‘"“‘_“."‘°_ P""‘°”°° °‘ »perle¢rGermiei.:le a

nl "M ma ff of " " ` » no unrm curlt-ms it “as not. tobc - ' if-" i ` " b°“l°' “nd 'm “°“' °"~’“F"°“"Y ‘-"""J ""‘ wondered at nhut' thc surrounding rnibi:a‘iih'ilrP;:p:i!ige.=‘zt¢?;:;n2\‘: dremns' _ `

In lll perfect health again. I lar! tl.~,- territory was Cold (md barren; in anieeina their iuriiisaiibn iiir|'lec\»\<l¢:|'\'h":i,; _

8.8.8. savid my life."_ _ tact, it was colder ot Fort, Churchill ` "- _ ` are t

than in the southern part oi Green- Allwonr done uuderghe anon-vfslnn of ally I’ ‘_ _ bought ah

=-.1 dl l : _ _

` land' ' l:;\c:i:ol'th‘;!l?:IEl’li il lzlcfaolrttltmg l° the "Kula I ' B0y¢g'5_

' Bay, around Moose Factory, '_ G. D;

Churchill, which was 700 mire, Funeral Director, and Eu»|\alxner_ further north. At Moose Factory he Office Ph°!1¢2l3 c,Resici¢nc.- Illcne 60.

ripen, and had lcd the fowl ut KNE“»

When your well stocker _fore was going to burn down,” _von could wait to insure until tlv- ~»~elr 'be fore, but ~

ge- N-'

Every tit guaranteed. Every suit warranted.

A select stock lor your - `

inspection,

Best workmen em-

ployed .

F. R. BOYCE,

Great George St.

Charlottetown.

about the end of April. The country ' _ l, -

around Moose Factory was swampy, when is Destrnyed "___°_'-_1'_-_'_-__ and very little wus known about it Y0t18.\’et00 lB.l’.¢. Remember the = in the general sense of the word. At, old ada e “There is im ' ' ~ -

Fort Churchill there was a two- _ the P1-§3e'nt_v1and ngoiasui-E22

months' diilercnce in the length oi 1ike0,_u.s_ .

the winter, compared with Moose H0, I ‘ T Factory, and it was not possible to E, H, B E E hnusee cciiiligzlivyg nits r»§§u;ie'b:;lii:%ki::lx:i1y even grow u potato there, let alone Rep'esenting Phoenix of Hmuofd _I-ohnn_sne<lau.1nmol-r6om,¢onveul¢n\l§ to think or ripening grain In fact' Canadian Quebvc . ;;¢x;»l:en‘ou`t‘»,ositeR R. Station. For particu_ he did ‘hot think that the gfnin » ' W y 'E E_ CLARK could be relied upon to ripen any- M\»S',ewnrt.P.E I. 1m&w6m _ '

o be

son Boy and Lake Winnipeg, the ==, _ =,

coldness ol thc Waters of the Bay * '

and their ellcct upon the surround- Q ‘ " '~ N* " 'W '~°‘\f°*”‘v ing country making this an impos- 1 _ sibility. .

The Hudson Buy country was not 1

- I

willyom may traded. frm- consoles A 'i E d _

effect that gold had been located in ° ° 4

the country. 'l`hcrc were unques- C I tionably iron und copper deposits. ’ ' The iron' deposits on Chesterileld In- "

let, north of the Churchill River, ' " were extensive and oi u good qual-'

co l eat. or _ ' _

_ . .

practically 1,000 milca from any- S

where. Native copper deposits must

exist on the shores ol the Arctic, for '

tho Eskimos oitcn bring into the * ' ' ~

stations great lumps oi native cop- ‘ ' / ` _ per, from which they make their ' ' » ' _ _ _ ‘_ " spear. honda. _ , _ _ ` _ '

Again referring to the navigation ‘ . ' "

oi the Buy, His Lordship says that D _’ ’ ‘ ' ~ _ g ` ‘

ur oso I ' ' ‘ ' f*

west. from s p ' ~ ` r .

Great Britain, would be practically

useless for anything else during tho ` ‘ ‘

period in which the Bay was closed ' “iff .».~ up, as they would be too heavy for ' _

ordinary mercantile use. No deilnito' - ' S a e _~ 0 dates could be set lor arrivals and _ _. _ 9,

departures on account oi the ice, but: ' LTD., "ALi FAx’_N_ S_

living 120 years ago. _ They were _ I

still hunters and trappers, and tho. _ ".f"e¢ -` . `

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,A _J -=~. 2 _ vr /.-¢;'~ _ ar C,.!;_.

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Corsets...

._ Paris, girance) has invented

the blnch and the prisoners' dock on. I a I ED

business with the members oi the ‘ 6 if

ure of wearing B. & 1.- Bias

I-ie then proceeded to pans sontencbg

the other “|entleman.?' _ -

Iths judge severely, addressing the ' . - . '_ offending ofnw, ~om¢ it u lmpfo- _ . l Filled Corsets for over

ag,”/‘ go. on .ie aeligmed

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Physician and Surgeon, KENT ST., cnaar,o~rjr'g1~°w\_ X R2Y'°° Electric Treatmc~.t. :'f.:':._'=.‘.:§‘:.?_° ~° 1° -.

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