THE CHARLO°I"l‘-ETUIWN GUARDIAIWMARCH ar 1906

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Oiilces In New Prowse Block-Charlottetown ......'.'.i..n.. ...i nn.. ...tr i."i.f.....i..

.J T53 “Hill #000564 It Boliononsundq I Fu d“9“l°f i|‘@h0°k°! Elmo bb .\|iaa,B|umner told the story in her own

1llif0fMr9.Pi F Dnohemlnf s sisiierof "9°~P;:\m§lid9 “iii NSW GIMIMY R' charming manner. In response to a 5

‘,, John P 'rnnion oriiin sity gillletlanviiw Ich unpaved iuyesierdm mnii .tin gnu. resent nnniioniinn rrorn

f; Wall.Papcr

, convey te news that our

hamuaioai pages of the Guardian a

I d man named mx nan

If?" liiihd boys. were more or is.. innate Lnmb ny siiii s i ri ii to

Q' & y UI' WBOQ “DG \| ID ' “' ““’° 1”’ "IW “W '°° °“ wired by thelatishe of thelvurney vvli riinpioii. win reoorrimsnd itrnirto those ‘

..~ d I `_ °“ ° °“° °f “W MIUWB IIEIVIBB and by leaving to play lnastrange rink. ” whosing. Rev W H Sedgewlck pose

Sale at

, TAYLOR’S

If” Bookstore

L0is'of pretty p

leave their names and addresses at The

Tasse will be two good games of basket

iinulaat vieek at Picton, giving, arm ¢ 0

,_ Rm eaaee a very useful baritone voloe which

bm W mln” dum” b°”d°" °h°“w houses with taste. His song "ln the

Turns: are lots o '

work and lots who Twmptsighsptwxx g:::::';2:$:K:s°::e§:°'”:i"'£'3;; rlzliziaiiiuiidtd BoT»ErGl:i.' u:t.msoT1`iT»relI)|.niE

V* onl! way they can get acquainted with “adv” for zona at mn :le t , one of those numbers a thought

each othsrisby sendingtheirnames and on, mem' B wriilaso ni p raes ml mm iqvan to' EIDE 0|' 1° HMI- t nddrennnstorhn Girnrdinn Employment ,,,,,’d,, m,,’m;'° °°” ° "“° °' °“°" A violin oniignio by Misn uoien Pnininr Bilreilll- enhanced if possible the pleasure I

this obllgatoas in that to the quart/ettae

1. A CURB!-BPONDENT f\'°ll\ Georgetown ballot the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow night. MluPaimer-played most sympathetically.

no terns left yet

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AUCIIUN SALE 0F'LANI).

Ther ill be ld I f

Mercbaeuiia Bankwof |I’riili`i?et»}§iTw:,r1v§ Island, Moiitague, on sninfdnj, Much 24th. i9o6,_at ra o'cIock noon that val. noble flllll Of 90 loyal of land knqyn |', ine Power Property, altnate about two miles from the village of Montague. A fair dwelling iruuse and barns are on the premises. About 5o acres are clenr 'md UIC blllnce covered with hard and

with the business men and is sure to be a

Wiltshire in the aitemoon, and in conse-

::'l:l°1:rl}1°tf°ll°wlnz= Psswlizers by the 'inn two lending icon.. wiii piny, ins ered Brenner contributed “Tire Aiiniir~ quam ":“‘°"°I;"il’°"" Tl” 000101008 store clerks who havensver been defeated alfa Broom" the audience punctuating weeks 21;" 0;-‘I tinpfrnba lpthat some and the teachers team which has only the verses with deserved applause. enum an ww 95° '£031-i=iUiliklm°N been defeated once and that was before “Violets"was his encore, the saline :spray Robbins cl |T|“°;h l '“' "W"-°"0~-_ they were strengthened by Walter Jones. of the first merging into the tender S d in" ' u°“‘et°"n' spent TM Rims that was protostedfby the perfume of the latter. Nevins exquisite “n °_7 “Rm b°'°' P. W. G. wlllslso be played over again Rem “Night has a thousand eyes" sung

by Miss II. Bremner. Mrs. Geo. Chandler.

Su-ini' mylitiie one sleep the lc' “ns by' M," Hue, ‘ Bums” acne close game. _ G. H. Moore and F. Iireinner delighted

h di Th nl Inst ntal

Phllliaruionic concert last night is the_ .THE trains yesterday met with some L ° ml ence' c 0 y mme

solo was a piano solo by Miss Madde

lui aby referred too few dn ss oin the delay' owln to the snow drii on the .

Gpllariliao as having been plaged ith public, line. The :morning train to Tigrtiish was W“""m“' 'um P°"°°°° Brmam' °“e's

nit mst with much favorable com- biliimiie fibllyed but the Tikllish train vanoppm-"““"‘y ‘or Inman" digital work'

ment. It was published in the Saturday due in Charlottetown at 3.05 p. m., becams,.M|“ Wgterman found “L able* an ln Guardian of the 3rd Inst. stalled between Hunter River and North "M H°h;tBn‘9°']1lc°':i°ert' gland' 1;" Teac:

A .

nique w a vane nor as i-

Tan music page in the Snyumay igma of - th - ch neglected a good cantabile. the desiderir

soft'-wood. 'This il t d I . _ ., . _ . -

- mos cs "me March 24th "will contain the qT’"'c'° B °mm°°n "mn 'mm mf tumofplano work in the \vriter's opinion.

property both from its quality and lo- cation. _ Terms made known at sale or on application to the uudersi ned.

MAT!-llEB_0N & McD5NALD, _ Solicitors, etc., Georgetown.

zorlgi twwfzi

lottewwn for the west was cancelled.

As au encore Helier`s Tarentolle in A flat

music of a popular March and Two~Stup, Th =~'=° H~-=~° Gish rw. no-=\»~ rw. W.!7.."f.`lf.'ZZ..'I.§`l.§f`l2§I‘II?.i'.l2'I.f..'3.§`1`}I‘I`f.'I W Km" with ‘M 'iw ii d=f"°““.=- "mud c°mI° Wie' “"5” “°W9- Int?" journey.CommunIcat.lon with Georgetown The orvhenra added mme pleasing estlng short Story, Sermon by RM, Wm_ was unlmerrupwd but the Bmw be_ numbers. During the sale of home made Dobson notes an the 5_3, Lesson a . ' h d cniidyiif candid one should say the chefs

I ' d tween Mb' stewart and souls el up should begrandeed) Mr Watts gave thc

FIIIE IIQIIIAIIBE.

..”I.“.I..':.‘°“~’l‘.i 2."i.?' ‘.i’l.““r‘.”.’.'.‘.‘”“‘r‘.l.'l.'.ii‘" , ii Lhnrohsel Halls, B nool Houses. Cheese Fai

'°’"”" w°"”` “‘Ié‘.”if°ir?ii°i‘;t“i>'i.‘i.‘I§’.Iit'é’i...t we sat Q wtf iiharlottetowu

G.D. WRIGHT.

Funeral Director. The only Embalmer on P. E. Island

, holding a Diploma. P

riiss A. Ferguson,i.ady Assistant

Equipment the best.

Parlor and Show Rooms superior to

Tigoish train got thron h the drifts

week hence au all the latest teiegrnphlc h _ - and local news. Only fifty cents per year €v|:b,:t:'3,':,(,}io;°T':,E:;,h§fi°: |E,T;rl&t";II'g;: Soclety's valerllctory. The plethora of or ,,wen|,y.g1ve cents for-six m0nthH~ if Bridge, and delayed it for wo ,mum The local entertainments, the paucity, nuiner~

icaliy, of performers, the cost of music-

The suhjuincd paragraph appears ina 3 - ,, ,., ,,,| rf.

lawmue of me Bom,” (U_ S_,A_, Tran* ilabguplmirisgglipnand arrived lu town at Zfeszzlxtatfgrlpgaapztgoxpgiiiéopluiavs pus* “H951 5“’5°"“°°“" l"“° °‘ "IW L|V"`i’°°l ' m T' banding. Onc citizen of public spii'|i.liiiri E081 Memiuy- C995- M°m5h Wm “° Tananuualmeetlngcfthe Exeoutlveof offered $50 P" 0“““"i i>f0Vi‘li=lI l“'0 dvubt bh Nllwillberld by many lu Liver gp., Dinner,” Chnrnh socingywu held in others would guaranteediikciiirionntfoi- |1001- He replied to thelwsstwths Cans- stpnnrn soiiooi yesterday nriornonn but the Society. noniinnnncn. wiiii _.nrt n dim sheets attheluhvhwh elven by the there wi.. not.. raw nmndanne of dei.. rnnd and noon eoprit iiic fiirc.inriiionni.»

' Llifd M0Y0\‘» Mr Cohen' |° the WW" gates owing to the storm, Ther-5 will the Society could continue. Two cxccliviil

Han' °“"‘° lst °l N°'°mb"~ 1000' "° doubtless be a larger gathering at the \`¢ldiD8B WON 00"lri|'\1tCd by MIS-i adetaehmeiit of Canadian troops on their mmmngs mmm°,.,.ow_ The reports from H,m.|,,,,,, (°,R,,,,|,,t of 5,, _),,,,,,.___) |10", wry irorne from South Africa- It ‘W _tire different nnrisiins nrn on the wiinis were ence:-ed. The fh-=t “How All--ini the” ""'5"ked "h°"M"' Mem” b°"e I* iiitistnctory. The Executive meeting S008." WHS, 0900005. if W0 BFO iuilill/0 “Viking “"5“‘“bI““°° "° C°l°“°l Biden' was adjourned till this afternoon. A M0000” 'Aliiiiili IWW €0i100il\l|YS0~ T|\0 °W°"= nnrvinewnn iisia in tan nnnrnii inst night, concert was short. dllizhtlul- The “R2060if|¥ “I1 BDDGGI WHS 10050 f°' “Id I” but the special sermon was not preached audience to a manjoincd in the National the oifcrt E0 Save the hISi»0l'lC ROYHU 0,,-,,,g¢,,,r,|,¢p|-95,3115,-_ Bw, Mr_N|,;h°||,, Anthem. Regrets were general that ii. h°“5" ‘W Medmrd' L“i'° G““°‘“““ papers being detained by a snow-bound train. P0100 5050003 V0I0iP-

-hy in 01° i°w=r Pfovinces- “'°'="°° 01° '“'»°“°°""K 0°* “I1” °*‘“" 'riin services tofiny win no scnisbrntion. --2---_---~

_Calls promptly _attended to day or night. Sat sfsction guaranteed.

Knowing that the public would apprec~ :ie the serviieeniifg igdy, assistant, I exgéfrfélgaqnd °°9|i;lp°¢tigl\;B;.:Ih;:ei_;il;.‘:_! Arthur Preston Mellisb, the very young

Convention in the School: and the general

I°"t°"°"“° P'I“"° Ed“"“`d mand- ms 5 of the Holy Communion at Ba. ui. in St. Ceaghl. eolis. loanensas, nal other tnraal descendant of the great Lord Nelson’s Pau,g.Chumh;M10B_ m_ B clergy mem mmmu .,°"q“mk,, “Hand b, o,.",,,.M family and of the Peppsrcll and Royall mu ‘B me Sammy: “2p_m_m,,eungs of the tahlatmtanoaritlparbox. Alidrnggiats.

'°*m|5“'-°¢M“°“°h“°°"“l“ W” P°”°“'°' -Dj 0. S. 'Executive 'and of the Church ' `""` "

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ticular. son of Captain Arthur J. B. Mellish. bvrll public meeting also to be held In the

Oppmg pgolqg 50,., in that city on June I0 ot last year. After

Schooi at8 o‘clock in. This nicetin

, ' IT- II

RESIDENCE PHONE 6ob. referring to Capt. Melliahs Garcia" and will be addressed by Revs. Messrs. i “““"' "'°"'°8° '»"° °"°'=°" 8°” °“= MW 1<‘enion,webnier,nn¢i Niniioiis. 4 . ____

Hutton, Mrs. MsllInh's mother. is a

Qilism-Q

Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain,

Edmund Nelson lord Nolson's father.

;Mr. Augustus l3:ortescue Huttou's grand-

niuthcr, Elizabeth l?cpperell,wlfe of the

licv. llonry iiutton, rector of Beaumont,

Essex. Eng" was a Boston lady of punst

to-diy at the New nnninnii stock being finest ninnirirtnr

ai Sir William Peppercii, second baronsii,

Eclipse Bakery also fresh Rolls

and Bans.

rule, Admiral |PrIiir:e Louis of Batten~»~ berg paid Captain and Mrs. Meliish _a

and Elizabeth Royall, his wife, dnughte_rof

D. STEWART.

the Hon. Isaac Rvyall. of Medford. Mi” R.oyali's wedding on November 12, 1707,

Ecnrrsn Baxsrw, Rakes Best Bread.

was one of the last 'great society func-

and granddaughter of Rev. R. Rolfe

'rector of Hillsborough, rind his wife Allct;

'Nelson, who was sister of the Rev.

visit at their home in Charlottetown ii. few weeks ago, when his squadron was in that port. Thus the chords of memories of three continents and three wars are united in the new baby ofthe Meliisi,\as."

tions at the Royali house under British

CORREBPOND WITH

H. M. DAVISON. A

General insurance and

Coal Agent. i

INSURANCE- or ALL Kiiiiis wiiiiiiiii

f _ ' ‘ G t H altli Disability

’I1§}iiiT}ilTi?yxeTfI‘.';T`iCdi1‘T5¢ii]ii‘iic'Ilzjilzilliiliify, oreanyyform o§{,v_ia:_`, - bility, Elevator, Boiler, Burglary and Plate lsitly

Insurance.

Lowest Premiums.

. I

‘TT Prompt Settlements. Representing Strong.C0mP5_"i°5

.Inverness lllliicrial Coal Noiic Better.

rw-Qirippirtg Piers at Port Hastings No Delay'

` Office. Morris Block. Charlottetown.

but was rapidly drifted by the violent gale which raged during the forenoon. In the afternoon the snow ceased and the gale abated anda thaw set in. In 'the evening it was pleasantly mild. The winter steamers left Georgetown and Plctou as usual in thc morning but encountered heavy ice ami ' were com- pelled owlngto the weather conditions to lay to. Communication by wireless was kept up between the boats andthe Cape Beariitatlon, and from thc latter place the news of the movements of the boats was conveyed to town by telephone until the violonceof the gala broke the telephone llne_ west of Mt. Stewart. Consequentlyino word was' obtainable last evening as to the position of the boats, but it was expected that they would malre their rospectlve ports before this morning. The special forG¢orgetown left as usual last night.

Vamiric

’ . Am sized 'dudlencs enjoyed the closing concert of the Philharmonic Society.. A well balanced chorus gave an effective rendition of The Pilgrim‘s.Chorus from Tannhauser. Smart's Part. Song, “Stars uf the Summer Night" gave the chorus an opportunity to show what they had learnt of nuance. The closing choruses: (a)Recessional was very fine, the solo part lost nothing of its effectiveness at Mr. Bremner‘s hands; (b) “All thro' the Night" was sympatheticiilly given by Mies Winnie Holbrook, the bummed chorus giving the effect. ofa vox humans 'atop on a large organ. The vocal soloists were in good volceaari all but one re oicerl 'ln new songs. Out of six songs tlve:w<-re new, to Charlottetown at least. Miss

Tasteless

.f’ICod:"I.iver Oil wifi!" Malt, ~ wild Cherry

and ._ , ~ lipyophosphites

is invaluable in.ail wasting diseases, convaiesenceg coughs, colds, nervous de- bllllty etc.

Recommended

by Physicians .

Price $r.oo per bottle.

daughter of oommmder Thom” Preswn’ THE most troublesome snowstorm of In the mm, of hmm. trouble R. N.. and Caroline Rolfe. _his wife. e "*“’ Pf°°°”° "'“"" ‘"5 “°|1°*‘°d in miie . when ihsiynnrtin grinvnri win. inss, first cousin of the late Baron Cranwort/Hi*W0l¢0\'<]B¥ lll°l'l1i\1il- SHOW fi!" i»\1i0\f|¥ `

_Anil o'er rough, hard ways we stumble,

‘Neath the burden of our cross;

Thenu thought comes sweet with colin

fort,

And the hcui't‘s disordered strings

Lose their discord in its music-

I‘In thc shadow of His wings."

Just to think! God is so near us

That his hand our hand may Iliiil,

If we reach out in the darkness

When our tears have made us lilinrl.

Close beside ual Oli, the comfort

That the thought of nearncss bring!

Earth becomes the gate of heaven "In the shadow of His wings."

Go'i of love that fallstb never

Following all the wandering feet,

Hating sin, but seeiiiiiii' sinners

With a pity strange as sweet-

Follovv, follow, ever follow,

Till Thy patient pleading brings

All Thy children to the shelter

“In the shadow of His wings."

~ Si-itisirrnii.

IS YOUR CATARRI-IANY BETTER!

Probably izettlngl viorse all the tiinc.

Why not give up t at snuifand stop dos~ ing your stomach. The one sure treat.~ ment is ‘°Catarrhoaone," sure to cure because it goes where the disease really ls. Certain to cure in your case because it has restored tens of thousands worse than

ypu are. Catarrhozone is a thorough cure

cause it destroys the causes as wcli as

the efi`ects of tha disease. Relief is prompt. cure is quick with this powerful

remedly which is guaranteedto cure Cat- arrh n any part of the nose, throat, bronchial tubes or lungs.

=_i___=_._l=ii__._.____

Dr. I’ierce’S.

Medicines e

' bros. Har encore vias a chalet _

you

MI" M'*°"°‘9°°"¥li0Wl\.ilifi!°l\lest Susan the friends of the Y lil ' 6?" £:°";'_Lu’.;),du‘:l|; n

Pd $Pl'0ii‘ I'

otMra.David Logan, Picton. 0 A. are not forgettin a remn za ' I

g the mortgage

Ahirua McDonald, engineer sun, hr" flllld- Voryilttle has come In the last 232;; gittmlfm 'gg ueihztsflff

rmnirr rt Georgetown. is visltinir his "°°"° W,':"°' “‘"° “°" °“°°‘“'°“°' rnotunr trading irnr non-iinriiing iii. home at Picton. °°m°°“°° WUI" D°"' MW' dlrk on his maiden voyage-farewell

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Today our sample books are ,»eady_ _ They represent by far the largest liiie of hand-

ome Wall Papers ever exhibited under our roof. ~ _ _ _

As to the artistic merit of the collection, we need to say little, we leave that dccisi n

We’li merely sa that we’ve put our best knowledge and long experience into getting

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ut the best line we’ve ever had-and it’s here for yo_u to-day. _

Ps ers for kitchens dinin rooms, halls, drawing 1001118, b€d1'00I11S, libraries, “drills”

» ' P » s .

and' all the rest. All sforté of papers-and the prices ¢Omiu¢11¢¢ at 70 per double roll. _

Prudent people pui chase papers promptly-while Selections are best, while 1t’s easier

0 get a paper hanger-while all conditions are good. Shall We See you mday?

MOORE McLEOD,

'l`iIE WALL PAPER MEN.

Repairing Furniture

Vvhioh

Our ZEl.epa1rzn.en’s Hands.

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""'*""'-'1-'\

I Join Niewsoii *»f;-'=f====.» -

In Upholstering Also,

.' VVe

.Are Artists. Nuff' Sed-Phone 79.

#iii piiiiiviiii ii i;iiiiii1iii...¢ pmd m pwpk plmhas

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ADVERTISING IS BIIGAP.

Advertising in itself means publiiicy

A Fine 'Art and pnhlicityisa very broad and com-

rehensivo term. It does not mean

Beaches Perfection niniplyewwi Whispered to H favored

few. Itis, rather, synonymous with a general, broadcast declaration, and this broader the scope of the announcement, the bcttcr the advertising. No occupied space iliat directs attention along given aiirl desired lines can bs reasonably re- garrlcrl ns wasted; nor can any funds cx pr.-nilcrl to this end be adjudged ex- trnvngance.-Amcrlcuu Medical Jouniiil lst.

iiinard'| Linimrni Curea Dandruil.

"$.2.'.i.§:é.'.:‘-"7

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STILL

l'E5€l'VES 011 3

3 I-2

19 mwf iyi

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FORGING AHEAD

The Sun Life of Canada has just placed all of its

per cent Standard

besides laying aside $561,252 to surplus account which account now axnountsto $i,7_-55,698.59.

For plans in this “Prosperous" Co. see g

E. E. EE@"K7.

Charlottetown. Manager for P. E. Island.

Situate on the south side of Hillsboro

River opposite the city, one mile from Charlottetown, containing 180 acres,i3u acres cleared and in ahigh state of culti- vation, Tcrms liberal. For further parti- culars apply F. McKENNA,e

Charlottetown, Queen Strcct

Aiig 4. 1ll05 tu,wcd,fri.snt. IV

TlI.SON'S PREMIUM ROLl.EI)

'l'liuoiiiluiwciiicritiifii liuiiiv rniii-

piiiiy uiui its iiicthoiiri hy so ~liiid iiiiil i-oiiriei-\'r\ti\'c pooplii iira i.lio.~i'. ni’ ilriziai. lii'll.aiii, liiiinli be icgiii-iicll with prirlc by l‘iiiii\iiiiiii>~', who :irc suiiiei.i|iic~iii|\L in think iii llrili~|i iiiutitiiiloiis as iioancssiiig ihc high- est merit.-i It is ii fiict limi. ilu: ru riiills bcliirr paid hy iiticiul.oiic(1iiii» iirlliiii Uninpniiy are r‘oiir.irlci~cii im ii piir with those piiid by thc rcry best ilompniiicii cithci- un this Lfniitiiieiii. or nbroail. Mliilu coiiipiii~i»~'oin»= nrc not dcalrubiu. Il. criiiiiot lic out of place to piihlluli tho`u|\iiiiuii>i of two British POIicy~h0liler-\ 0| ilic Nurtii American lrifo. Thesis lctlci~s.i:i\'cn voluntiirily. express thc views of niiin omlueiitly nnpabla of judging the reiuiitri of their iiiutiii-eil policies by tho rcaults of thii host iii-itlaii Companies. IAI. the prnrriiit. time they should be of spccini inter-ost.

31| G|‘o\'c liiilirs, Siiiiilinivl IIIII. _

lionrioii. N., ilili (li-loin-\'. lllti.

I.. (lnliliiiiiii. |~1.~.i| , North Aiiiiii-ii-:iii i.Iii-. A ~~iii'ii|i<'c I 'n.

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i’0Il<:y iiifiil,

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Yitllrs ui lim ‘ll~| Supl. |Ul.1,ii\viiiI.~

ii~‘»ii\i'i:fi still r-cuiiiiiiliig its ii |>i\iii-up

ii' .

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iiiiiiy hero my how tl\iii'o\iglily

sntlsilcd I liiivo been diiriiigthc rant twenty years that your mutlrciia of liiisiiioifs' hiivc been rioiiiiri. rind yniii- dciiliiigu witiithc ii»i>~ii|'cd iiiivc nl' wiiys hccii that of thc kcciicst iiii.4:l~ Iigciieciiiirl |;i'catr-.rst cuurtcwy. My

poiiiidcncc iii your upninpiiiiy itrpra iocii itgiow iigqiinii y-ns. oi- ic

matter of that, you could have econ by the way I nvu recoinnieiiilciil your company to my pcrr-iiiia frlsnris. mid that as onc cntirnly oiitslric your piiiri oi' i'acogiii7.cd

staff. :liopolt _may ho _vourLpr~i~ v o c oiiiri. ii im your rcacii cn- viiiiiic position in this rcigorir testing

time for Iiirninincc Siirzlntlcs.

I uni, ilciir sir, voiirs sliiviii-rely.

Flflilll. Sr‘\iI'l`II.

* 0ATS...

iiniiisii can on ur ciiiiniiii iiisiiiiiiii:

in packages containing be autiful piece of decorate china in every package.

Price 25 cents-

Jcnkins & Son

Business For Sale at Cardigan Briiigc

That we I known business stand

and wharf property lately owned 'by ]. F. Norton, also dwelling house willbe sold cheap. Apply

t0 \ w. s. s'1‘ewAxz'r

Oi’

' J. F. NORTON,

Charlottetown.

Wil tliuif

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ROSb or MAI IHEWS Managers for l’. ld. I. and i'ii|iu iircion, Ufilcii, (1lini-lotteiowii.

'7C)B8 _

THE cUsi0ME;R KNOWS

Sherwin-Williams Paints are known io cousu

ers wherever good paints are used. There is always a stroll! and steady demand for them because of their high qi' nlity in material and woiilrrnnushlp- They represent the best in paint manufacture and they are so recognized. » For these reasons Sherwin-Williams Products drawtrade and keep it. to ,

If you are interested in thq best iii the field-ilie best

made paints, the best advertised paint, the best known paint -write S. W. Crabbe for detailed inioiinatlon.

THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.. Paint and Vsrnisli Makers.

3 \/\/-' Z?AEEE,

& _ Hardware, Paints and Oils. J

I Not only In its combined

D average circulation of 6l7I to

Dec. 30 1905, riiiil 7083 for

_the last wt-ck iii the old year for

'l`hc l)..ily ziiiil Tri-Weekly. Iiut

I also in

_ General News.

Special Features. illustrations and

Modern Equipment

THE IIIIAIILUTTEIUWII BUAIIIIIAII

New fresh stock of

Golden Medical Dis- covery.

Favorite Prescrip-

tion.

Smart Weed.

Pleasant Pellets.

°"l`ha Two Macs"

Eliiiiliiiiiiliii

is away ahead.

be cleaned, dyed or presscii.

ready to turn out the best worE at shortest notice. Agency at

QUEEN STREET. CHARLOTTETOWN. .

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Parlrer’s Dye Works of Toronto'

Canada‘a greatest cleaning, d sing ami iiiiialiing works, are cvcr

ihc‘High Grade Art Parlors,

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thas. F. Davison.

~ FUNERAL DIRECTOR

Your Spring Goorls, Sprln Ovcrcoaiii aiiii Suits. Spring lin.-,sues ~ &c,, Curtains, Furniture (giivers, &c; ANY THING that requires lr;

‘ onion, show Rooms nnii

Residence, opposite Baptist Church.

iiqulpiucnt first class-All

calls promptly attended to at nn y hour of the day or

niglht.

elephone No. 289.

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