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_ ere a a remedy over sixty year; ¢| i ‘N Y

‘ Ayer’a Cherry Pe to l. Of V

or you have heard o|c|t,riarobahiy°°l‘|l::

:aged it. Once in the family, it ataya;

e one household remedy for eongha

and colds. Ask ourow

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TO-LET

.t wo dwelling houses on lliil no

FN" home ui a rongn street. near Iiillaborougli Square

W" "3 WU f°“lfl!. and have all modern conveniences. Possession

rv' iw' given at once.

Onofdwelling house on Prince street containing eight room _Hu ,,,,,d¢,,,

""“'°‘" '""“ P°““°i0ll fllven on May fi'st.

W. W.

Weilner

YOU' .AEE

INVITED

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£ll°;4;¢£t;1onnts,(the verywl.a‘i;:t

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W GEO. li. COOK

wolur nonsr-;s

Hughes’ Condition Powders

It cleans them out and makes them

stand up under hard work. Give it now~-the spring is when it does the most good-z5c full pound.

headquarters for liorae and Cattle Medi clue.

(leo. E. Hughes.

SPRING

UITINGS

Just received in all the lat- est spring patterns and de- signsinclnding the cele- brated

S. R. C. SERGES

which are stylish in ap- pearance, cannot be ex- celled, and reliable in

eliefy Wi\f¢ Excelient assortment of trouser and fancy vest goods. . . . . . . . . . . .

I Call and inspect and I I get our quotat ons. ‘

prmuqtlnsw '._':isnr.._r*.'.‘

g\|’?‘l=;,ib|‘.:,`,_!Lrir. .rt ooo. st- tt r. ,

Stop the Leaks!

lt is the smsll leak that you don' notice that counts-it will sink a big ship.

xon may he paying a moderate trice

for your groceries, but do you get the best quality ?

It is the beat quality that gives the

best value in the end.

The Quality of our Groceries

Our mottois the beat of everything

at a moderate price.Nothing Taser over our oountera but what is rel a ie, clean and fresh.

Do you get this ? Consider-if you

(loft, why not “stop the leaks."

Give us a trial and test us-twoatores

to suit your convenience-Prompt dc- livery.

McKenna’s Grocery, f~°N»=z l§;‘::.'x::'.:;°;:.°.:."-

l i

E The Eagle Shoe For Men

Is without doubt the

best Shoe on the mar- k t We have them

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our New Spring Stock

of Queen Quality shoes is more pleasing than ever. We have styles for all purposes. The “Mannish,” “Modish," and the “Dainty P a r is- ienne" are some of the leading shapes. The comfort and fit with appearance and wear make an ideal shoe.

Allcy & Co.

FLOUR REDUCED 25C A BBI.

We find that we are overstocked

on two brands of Flour- Gypsy and Beacon.

In order to work some of it off

quickly we have reduced both brands

25o a. Barrel

This reduction will make

Gypsy $5.oo per barrel. Beacon $4.75 per bam-i. Every barrel guaranteed or

money refunded.

Bccr & Goff.

READ THIS

AND ACT

Hair Brushes

Bought out samples 25c,

35c 5oc. We,never nad such bar-

llil Pllllllllllil

Billililill

Ofiicas in New Prowse Block Charlottetown.

Miss Kaur-: A. Mcttisu of Melllshvilis

is visiting ln` the city.

Nlx'r week is installation week by

Sons of Temperance the world over,

Tm: funeraioi the late Mrs. John Mc~

Gcugan will take place from the residence of her brother, John T. Rodd, Milton, on Sunday lat. April at 3 o'cioclr to Sherwood Cemetery.

AN llll¢l‘°H¢|lli! short copyrighted

story entitled “The Bisque Token" by John Eric Virglnl will appesrin Satur- day’sGuardlan onthe 7th. Be sure you getltaslt will not nppcurln any other WWF.

Tm-; Ladies' Aid of Christian Church

wish to convey their thanks to G. H. W. Moore for the exccllcnt program given al the churrh Tliursday evening, as regards variety, brcvlty and high class selections of each number.

THB Guardian greatly regrets that "Willie Westinghouse" got into trouble and in consequence does not appear in to- day‘a issue. “Pretending Percy,” how- ever. playa some April Fool jokes. and as usual creates some fun.

Tun new officers of Victoria Division

Sons of Ternperanca will be duly installed on Monday evenlnir. The officers for the past quarter will submit their reports, which will be full of interest to every good Son of Temperance.

W. il. Kent-:in-1. Esq., Rollo Bay,agent

for the ItlacCormick Division of tha International Harvester Company, had the largest account for the season of i005, ofany agent in the maritime prov- inces. Tlns together, with the fact that Mr. Kcofe has done quite a large business for A. Horne dc Co. goesto show, that nothingsucceedslike success, and that 'square dealings pay ovcry time.-Com.

Bannana Cnanrion, widow of the into John Bernard of Long River, died on Friday March ‘Atird at the age of eighty SWB" Years. She \\'as the beloved mother of six children, three sons and three daughters all of vrhom survive her, and all are settled in the vicinity except Charles who is lu Ilillesicu, Mass. Six grandchildren were pall-bearers st. the funeral. She was a patient sufferer during un illness of t.vo and a half years and at last passed peacefully to rest. iler husband who was an cider in the I'rcshy~ terian church died aevcutccn years ago.

Mn. Kriauxns has retired from the

business of Craig &: Kiggins, Merchant Taiiom, Upper Queen Stroct., having secured a good poaitlouln Monctomandthe business will be continued ns heretofore by Mr. Craig. The latter has had many years experience, and the fact that many of the best dressed and most particular men in the city wear clothes of his make is aufilclent guarantee that his goods and workmanship are right. for it docs not pay to put up any other kind of clothes. Mr. Craig keeps an up~',o~dntc linc of fabrics, and takes a pleasure in telling those who call what will suit them best, even though he does not get their orders, and his prices arc just enough to give him n livlnrz prullt.

Tut-:rw is no more dcsvrvedly popular

stove on the market today than thc Enterprise Monarch Steel Range, manu- factured by tho Enterprise Foundry Co. Saolrvilie, N. B. These ranges have now passed far beyond the experimental stage and the verdict ofdeslera and users is un- animous in their favor. The three points aimed at are perfect opcntlion. ccunomy in fuel and riurablllty, and lu scouring these the firm lhaa been very successful. The Monarch burns either coal or wood, and can be fitted with a hot. wntcr front or detachable copper reservoir holding ninc imperial gallons of water which heats rapidly. There are many lngcnlou _

date housewife which sha can easily make use of as occasion demands. Notable uruong these is the anti ncorch cover, by

"Monarch" thermometer guide on the hot closet door tells exactly the timer required to perfectly roast or bake food of any kind. The three materials which enter largely into the construction of these favorite Ranges are steel plat/es, asbestos and iron castings. Each ia the heat. ln its proper place. Steel plates cannot be cracked or broken. They form tho main body frame work and also the oven. Forthc latter purpose they have

e _ gains' an additional value because heat passes

See our window to-day.

through the steel readily and glvos a quick hot ovcn almost as soon as thc fire

ill

' - ° is started. Asbestos. that wonderful.

Vlcl Kid’ ’ tibmus mineral, which is not only iudes~

‘ tructible hut a perfect non jconductor of

Valure Calf' | N105* 85' OPP' P' 0' heat, in used to line the outnr walls of the

Patent Colt. -

5:.

To see them

buy them.

Price $3.50, $400

,O ir You outr new

When your well stocked store was going to lmra down. you oonld

' wait to insure until the waek bt

fore, but `

Range. it is but natural that ao many of those ranges are in use in this Province.

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British Beef Iron and Wine-The great

blood builder and appetizer.-Nothing to compare with it asa spring tonic. It Ives new life and vi r in eve dose.

and $4_5°_ when is Destroyed gnly 750 per bottle.-Ag.oW. Reddli‘r:,Phem

You are too late. Remember th

B., Central Drug store.

SPRAGUE & Co , 2,‘,‘1‘§§§.‘i'.._?»“ii.Ti".’.i°ii.'.'i‘.§.'.i'Z. Sava Lawvaivs ex-

like ours.

PENSES by settling tm-

l A t _ .

‘;'?,;,NY§f;Ei’ B3. II. 33% mediately. In _a few days

will

Rewamttilzizafllan Quebec. a-urs t _

accounts “pass into lawyers handa.- cells & Co. 23dtf

leadin confectioners.

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Candy is wholesome if made from pure ingredients; that is why Wllil¢'S E

Cll0C0l8l¢S are in such demand. Put up in dainty pound and half pound

devices t/ofaoliltstc the work ol the up-to I

which a tlrcrmomalcr indicates the exact i hcatof the oven at all times, and thc,

To get In or out of business, use al Guardian Qilelltlod ad. Put; you in or ont., just aa you like. 1

A ru¢Pnnsan'ra1'rva of The Guardian visited Linwood, Lot til, lately, and Mr. Filler told him that about four years ag-r. one day in the spring of the ysar on going around an old level. nraasy pasture lleld on his farm, he observed something un~

. le

ross

usual On examination he found a ho in the soil, about twcntv inches ac

particle of loose dirt around it. He pi-o~ cured a fence shake and thrust. it down all or seven feat In loose stones and water. He filled the hole up lest the cattle might fall lnloit. Aboutaycar after he got a twelve foot rod of iron, and drove it down ten and a half feet, but touched nothing solid. Mr. Fraser with others, think that ameteor has fallen there, and imbedded lnseltin the soil. ll nut, what made the lmlef lie also showed the scribe some tollla` he found on his farm, a large petrided pine knot and two or three sec- tions of the neck bona as he supposes of a prehistoric animal, petrided, and several pieces iof petrified wood, also a vary perfectly formed and singular looking article, supposed to he a part ofa warclub ofaome prehistoric race. He has ln his possession u line collection nf old coins and quite a number of rare curioaitlca» which he prizes very highly. Among them was noticed an old steel and flint. which his father and gmitrlisther used to

MEE\ ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STOREi '.,,ir "-’.*"'_~, '

?U“'i.-fgmilw \" ‘ refs ;, "fn

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md two or three feet deep, and not ai

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A Few of the Newest 1 . . . DRESS coops! .

kindle fire with before the days of match- es.

What Sulphur Does

For the I-Inman Body in Health and Disease.

The mention of sulphur will recnil to

many of us the curly days \vi\cn our moth- ers and grand motiirra gave us our daily dose of sulphur and molasses every spring and fall.

It wus the universal spring and fail

“blood purifier," tonic and cure-all, and mind you, this olrl-fnahioncd remedy Wits not without merit.

The idcu was good, but thc remedy was

crude and unpnlutnbie, and n large quan ti' y had to be taken to get any cfi'cct.

Nowadays we get all thc beneficial ef-

fects of sulphur in a palatable, concentra- ted form, so that u single grain is fnr more effcctivo than a tulilcspoonful of the crude sulphur.

In recent years, research and experi-

uncut have proven that the hcst sulphur for rncdiclnal uso ia that obtained from Calcium (Calcium Sulphirlc) and sold in drug stores under the name of St.uart‘n Calcium Wafers. They are srnnll choco' |1109 l=0I\i»0fl iwllcts und contain the active medicinal principle of sulphur in a highly

Few pooplonro rtwarc of thc value of

umlntnining bodily vigor und health;

excrctory organs und puriilcs and enrich- cs the blood by thc prompt cllrnlnatirm of waste material.

Our iunndmuthcrs knew this when they

dosed us with sulphur and molasses every spring and full, but thc crudlty and im. purity of ordinary flowers of sulphur were oftcn worse than thc dlacaac, rind- cannot cornpure with thc modern cuncerll,-raterl picpnrations of sulphur, of which Stuurt°.~ Calcium Wnfcrs in untlouhtcrily the best und most widely used.

They arc thc natural nntlrlotc for liver

and kidney troubles rind cure constipation and purify thc hluud in u way that oftcn surprises patient uml physician nlikr.

Dr. R. M. \Vilkins. while cxpcrirncntlng

the sulphur from Calcium was superior to

i Mohairs for Shirt Waist Suits

BARGAINS

Dark Checks in Navy, Brown, Green and Gray.

60c and 80c §§'§|,

Cream grounds with stripes in green, brown,

black and sky

75 PER

C YARD

Another line in light checks,

$1.10 Wit

Fine French Wool Cheeks

with large overcheck-a beautifull y soft material

I 43 inches wide $

1.60 ills

cnimciitrntcrl, effective form. l

this form of sulphur in restoring and'

sulphur acts directly onthe liver, und,

Black Goods

The finest assortment ever shown here. Mohairs

Roxanas, Checks, Plaids, Stripes, Taffetas, Santoys,

Broadcloths, Serges, Venetians, etc., etc] '_

Prices to suit every purse-~

.'50c to $2.25 iiin

and every one the best that money can buylat

the price.

STANLEY BROS.

| A“"`“““»"°"_"*_"”" "'*""`""""`_ I '_` '~“`“";

J`.A.]\¢[.

Put up in 7 lb. paila Strawberry, Raspberry, Pcarli,

lilack Curraut, and Apricot lo select from Pr-ce - - - 55|: pall.

CROSSH & Bl.ACK\Vl£l.LS-7 lh. tins uf Marmaiaflt

and Plum _Iam 85:: oo..-Nice.

Gfrooern

"Fact ory Sample

We have 'on hand a few

high grade organs- sarnples--that we have no room for.

D0 You Want One T

We will make the price

very interesting. Come in to-day and look tin-ui

Miller nos..

SUNNYSIDE

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EMPIRE LINIMENT

"This liniment is no\v on the market in Prince lid ward Island.

Watch out for sample bottle

at your door as we are samp- ling all cities and towns on the Island.

Yours respectfully, EMPIRE LINIMICNT Co.,

Bridgetown, S.

3-2811 twiyr.

For Sale

A d~=>.irul»lu fnrrn pi-opcr-ly if mil.-~ from llrurlalhuno .-_lation containing uri...-|.».. irlvh lliv~l.cln.~~ lrlliilllngri. Sclmul .tml l'ulf|ir liuli on promi»..~.-

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Business For Snic :it Cardigan Brirgc

S.A.].W`I)ElFl.SC)]Xf cb CUC.. ,

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with sulphur rcincrlies. soon found thot'

any other form. lie says: “For liver,‘ lriilncy and liioorl troubles, cspccinllyl when resulting from constipation orl mnlnriu,Ilmvcbccn surprised ut. the ro-| suits obtained from Stuart‘s Calcium* Waters. In patients suffering from boils; and plmplea and even deepaeated carl bunclcs, I have repcatcdly secn them dry up and disappear in four or five days, lenv» lug the akin clear and smooth. Altiiough Sl.uart's Calcium Wnfera is n proprietary article, and sold by drugglsts, und for that reason tabooed by many physicians, yet I know of nothing so safe and reliable for constipation, lircr und kidney troubles and especially in ull forms of skludiscnscs aa this remedy." |

At any rutc pcoplc who ure tired off

pills, onthartics and 804.-alled blood “put-l~ flora," will lind in Stunrt's Calcium \Vaf- croafar safer, more palatable und cfl`cc- tive preparation. .

Pocket and table cutlery, rrcisnora cl/.'., .

at the [london House, Cameron & Co.

Bid ll

How Much For Your Eyes?

Would you voluntarily con-

sent at any pricc to dispose of your eye sight? `

I think not, and yet por-

haps you are one of those who, by neglect, are irrctrievahiy losing at least a portion of their eyesight.

lf your eyes need help, the

moat likely way to assist them is by wearing glasses, properly fitted,

My business is to properly

fit glasses. This i do aa cheaply as ia consistent with goodwork.

You are invited to call.

G. F. HUTCHESON.

Optician.

New Spring Hats

at P. E. Island’s

Grcatcst fClothing House

We claim and justly so to have the only up-to-

date hat department in the city. After visiting the

others, just slcp in and sce ours.

Under this new system of showing hats it makes

buyinga pleasure for you and easy for us. Here you see at a glance _goo of the latest styles in Gentlemen’s Hats. No opening of boxes, no un`

necessary time is lost, and the styles will surely please you. They are old Eugland's and Americ:\’s Best. Prices $1.00 to $3.50.

, S. A. McDonald,

P. E. Island’s Greatest Clothing Store.

ARE YUU TRUUBLED Wilil SLEEPLESSNESS

Get one of our sleep inducing mattresses. They are

cleanaud sanitary and the essence of comfort. They will give yon quiet, restfulaleep and a feeling of freshness when

you awake.

Prices run from $2.85 (soft top) upto 5|r.6o for our

high grade elastic felt mattrers. l')ou’t put up with that old.

lumpy mattress a day longer. Get a new one today.

...I 3 I-I |\l f\i E \/V E Z l\I .

b0XeB Bhd l0ld by all tile g " W-Clin, I23|\'l'1f\i\‘

That wcil known hu~i1u.~~ ~l~in<l

and wharf property lair-ly o.\ui-<1 lit F. N0i'l0il, ni.~.0 rl\\'f:l|ing house nill be sold clicnp, \pply

W. S'l`l‘l\/\'.\l<'i` or

J, F. NOR'i`<l.\'.

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USE |llli.Y 'l`ilE BEST

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ltillt STANDARD iiiiitit

READY FOR USF. IN ANY QUANTITY.

For mallnn aoamanftanlna water. romovlna old paint. dlalnfaetlng ahaha. closets. drains and for many other purposes. A can equals 30 pounds SAL SODA.

sou: avenvwnzns.

E.W.GlLLETT i.’l’»l."i`v'l'i$

?ORON'i’0.0N‘Y.

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Desirable Building Lots in Ch’town for Salc.

The undersigned offers for sale tn

following vsluahle building iota;

4 lots on the east side of Upper

Hillsborough Street each having rr frontage on Street of 50 feet and ex- tending back 75 feet.

z lots on the west aide of (lriehar

Street each having a frontage on Street of 50 feet and extending lmrk 75 feet.

The said six lots lie immediately

north of the residence of Dr. Andor- aon, lately J. D. Reid.

r lot on the west side of

Upper Hills borough St., hnvlnu'

a frontage on Street of 50 feet and eaten ing hack 75 feet. l`hls int liesimmediateiy opposite the resi- dence of Dr. Anderson.

It is impossible to procure rr more

de iirahie locality for residences than their lot! llifnrd.

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