HANDS llllllliill

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Sl/Flered for One Year - Water

Caused Agony, Heat intense Pala -Grew Worse Under Doctors- Could Not Do Any Housework.

ANOTHER WONDERFUL

CURE BY CUTICURA

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"About ai year ago my hands began

to crack and peel. I tried many reme-

dies, but they Erew worse all the time. /it last ‘they ecaine so sore that_it was iniposai lc for ine to do my liouse- work. If I put my hands in water, I was in agony for hours; and if I tried to cook over the stove, the heat caused into-usc_ pain. I consulted a doctor, but his prcscri tions were utterly useless, and I tri;d another, but without thc least satisfaction I gut my first relief when I purchased Cuticura Soap and Ointnlent. After using them fora week, I found to my great delight that my hands were beginning to feel much better, the deep cracks began to lieu) n and stop running, and in six wecgs my hands were entirely well, one cake of Cnticurn Soap and one boxofCuticura Ointment making a complete cure.- Mrs. M. Drew, x8 Dona St., Roxbury, ]lIL\§S.ii

UNE NIGHT TREATMENT

For Sore Hands and Feet ' with Cuticnra.

Soak the hands or feet on retirin in u strong, hot, creamy lntlier 0% Cuticura Soap. Dry and anoint freely \vitli Cuticura Ointment, the great skin cure. Wear on the hands during the niglit, old loose gloves, or baud- age the feet liglhtly in old, soft cot~ ton or linen. or red, rough, and chopped hands, dry, iissured, itching,

iererisli ipaltnsnvith brittle, sliapch-ss nails an( painful finger ends, and for itching, burning, and scaling eczenias, rnslies, iiillaunnatious, and cliafings, this treatment is simply wonderful. cnnwra sm.. ointment, ...neun no mln uimn noni no .~...|.i, in-,»..r.l 1.....n~.--.21 cum-n~n....,--i sq.; ian., rr loo do ia rim anin-in ir, iw... r. co., sydney. P-.nu Imran clam. com.. iinilnn. sol.-, rmpi. of sian mr" now no can inning, sony nnmoon."

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Makes More Bread

. because it la made of the Finest

Wlirlt, Manitoba ‘iiurd and Ontario.

< Beaver flour limi “ l¢f¢"l¢l‘ " " --takes up waier midlly-ami me donga "soma, up -' is ine um..

Beaver Flour liaa " l-`lavor.'- nvsry good iiread. Pls and Pastry

maker knows init what that means.

Benvaf flour mlkr-I

1 BETTER Bread, Ind yields MORE ` arena. Cake and Pam-y to me barrel- ' Your ni-at baking proven thin. - No bleaching procure: used.

CARD

Tc the Electors of Ward Five

Having been urged by a large

number of the residents of Ward 5 io heeonie a candidate for Coun- cillor nud believing that the eastern part ofthe ward is entitled £0 8 representative at the Council B0f1¥d I have consented to do so, ‘Wd al Inst night’s meeting was nominated to contest the Ward at the coming Civic Election. As the time is too short to admit oi a general canvass oi' the ward, I take this means of soliciting your support and lf YO" do me the honor of electing me 10 he one of your representatives f0I the next two years I shall do ml’ uln our to further the best interest of me city generally and of Ward Five in articular. I am,

Nlours respectfully.

CI-IAS. H. CHANDLER.

3dtli4th.

Pay, Pay, . sy!

Are you aura yon'ro goltllil *ll u‘°"' coming to you in return for the mood you arn paying out? Why not make sure? Why not do u to molly Di Y°“" fellow citizens ara doing-trade here- vrliere you get your mqziay'a H0201 and also a good fit,¢00d goods, and BDC workmanship.

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN,

f SAINT PAUL.

S C.liURCli

Description of the New Church'SchooI /Building--W-Some Account of the liistor

of St. Pau|'s---The New School.

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The completion ol! the new Sulioollths Infants' School, and was taught. by

makes the St. Paul's Church property Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard who were such n possession as might bo envlad by brought out from England oo take charge mln! another church congregation-li' of the school. Tho building was subse- envy were not placed under tha bnn qucutly added to and was used until lust us one of the seven deadly sins. Not in year when it was removed to make room

;p1p;\yls(;;np`d|an cities, it can truly be for |,lic present. structure. Iwhan tha folding dm,-5 are |,|,,-own bm,

, c li substniitially built and well The noir soliool,of which an illustration between it and the surrounding room

equipped school tu bo found. The church,

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tho three being connected by vory wel

designed folding doors so that they may

9. 1906 .

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HUMORS

PIMPLES BLOTCHES

th i

i;“2?n‘..'i Z..¢°§.`{.I.~I tive laaa ia laclly mured by nnaoomly

ERUPTIDNS nisveim Pimpin. .fL=s»\wonus:‘;.‘;s'?..‘:*..£‘°:.‘:.r:f:;.: , i|U||0B5 mia" bison .in-

Tiieir aanos is asouroa of embarrass-

] lent tn me amiotcd, aawaiiu pain and

rot to Nasir frionda.

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iv Progress Brand ” Clothing 'tw- WWQQB is progressive. =

»f.»;.'°l'i.""""' Progressive in quality, in l>.?',.‘."&i=."_

_ workmanship, in style.

Progressive in sales as well More and more

well dressed men are wearing it.

“Progress Brand” marches at the head of the

clothing procession. It appeals to every 1nan’s good

bo easily thrown open \\ ith each other

and with tho auditorium. The auditorium mouldofgpaooand beauty-havobeen aadly is n splendid apartment i0 ft. square and g°f‘°°d» li °ll‘ l¢°l'5°¢lV°°°ll l°°*» “nd Y-lm!

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I I appears on this page measures 84 ftx iii ft, room Is afl`ordnd for it very large audience’ .loud of amhrmnmenti

tio school and Lbo rectory, urs three Lim longer elevation balng on Prince The Kindergarten on tha north end

next. than is thc young u|en‘a club room. :‘

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is defects, it. ia,

my I °ll°°l< wi brew-ent in "H taste, It gives back a dollar-

for-dollar service that men

% demand when once they have

- ` There is an ot’l`eotua.l remedy for all Niall E experienced it' '

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aaor rendered unhappy for yoara.

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:sunnocx , Biooo Birrsns

This remedy will drive out all the impuri-

tioa _from the blood md leon tha com- P R O E E R O S

plexion healthy and clear. f

Miss Annie ohin, Madon, Ont., writ/ear H 1 B_ ' » :.1

"I takonprealz loaauro in rooommanding

101|! Bu Dok Biirod Bittoru to any ono who maypbo troubled with pimplea on the face. I paid out. money to doctors, but could not

5: sung, spd was almost. cliaoouraglad, and

pair o over ottin rid of t em. I

ought I would ige B.gB. a trial, lo got f"h0llB 73 F00( Of QUBBII S1130( BOX 4"

bottles, anddaafona I had taken them

iN.“;.°;.':.';}.1‘Il3l.12f=‘ “‘“‘ “"°"“‘ “° Steam and Hot Water Heating

gBurdoclr Blood Bittors has been mann- v ::f.zz:'.:..;~s:.':.z _REP-4| R5 CAS Tl N05 ood.

Piece’ raises

,facturod by Tho T. Milburn Co., Limited,

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Charlottetown Foundry & Machluc V00. Ltd.

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modern buildings which please the Street It is built of Island red sandstone, 20 x 35, nm] on um ,-ns; side is the ;|\,,,;, ,. Tl

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The New School-St. Pauls Church-

listic cya and gratify critical taste. and the style of architecture isn render- 20,( 10, 1,,Lg,,¢ g,,|1L.,_,-,,p, ¢1,,,,m,,t}, em io congregation is to bo fclleitatcd. ing of Gothic in keeping with the church me |,],,e0 c],,55,-0C,,,, 5@,,,,mtE,| 1,

It. is worth while to ii ark this cl in hulldi

\ CD0 1 ni§~ stationary partitions. Tllciolarlor flnlsi

existence by noting some of tho Tho alcrntiori on Prince Street is lggfglgm- hemlock v,,,-,,is|,e¢] and mos

Uected "ml ll central illilllc f"l'l“iZ the attractive. The \'enl.ilr\!,lo|i appears i

be designed in u manner to give perfect

nclpal events in the history of St.

Rev. S. J. Wocdrooie.

old

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Fa u u

Ihr Church was built almost in l.bc middle of! Queen Square, near the sito ofthe present Post Oillce. Previous to this the‘

services ofthe church had been held in n.` room in lllcliardsoifs llotcl or Coil`oo‘ house (this stood whore seen tha brick: building known as tho Duncan building, on thc corner of Queen nnrl

oi Council forthe year 1787 contained an item to tho olTccr. that the ruin ot £10 had been voted Alex. Illuliru-is for thc use of his room for tba Cliurvli, for ono yon- from 0 November 1'/so ui 0 rlovw-her

S7. [ - lrlln of h first

churclilhis quuintontry appears in thc

0linrloi.tctown's first: post mastcrz-

"Anrll 23, itll). Both of uis[son|\nd

hlmsellloway to labor on the square. with all t|iosoldisra."

The church was flnlshcd and opened

forwcrshl about tba your 180;! The

llcctor. Inside tho church was A R0llC\‘Y ln wmci, was the organ. On each side

Lord., p,.,,y,,-_,,\,,,i(:reed,and the TenCop‘i- mmdmgnta, which were presented to t e nhnroh by the family of the inte Governor,

Many ol our readers will romcmber this p

building, which was torn down nflcr Lbs, prolont church was built.. It was ODPM l

for Di V ' | rector being the Reverend I.. C. Jenkins. |

nnu- is to be

Dorchester SLI-eeis). Tlic minutes

u relation to th.. bui il l 0

diary of Bsnj. Chappell, who was

P . v. Thomas Dcullrlsny wal tha first.

ro seats for the soldiers ol the garrison. che east and against tho wall over the munlou Tabla were the tables of the

nning. This first church was used til the second Bc. I’aul's was bull!-

ul's Church. The first St. Pnul`s'casl.; nslnillar gublcln the opposite side

focus west. These giiblos contain large ivlndows llixiili which admit the chief light for the central auditorluai-tlic windows are striking features of the exterior, and ara treated with ri trlrnmlrig of Nova Scotia freostone worked in as qnolns and arch stones.

llc-tween the windows are panels of

llcld boulder stonc-;lu thc panel in tho l‘rince Street elevation :bo data of erection. li`/JS, ls inserted.

The entrance on Prince Street. is near

the north cud lhro\i|zbn broad massive pornli, mario lnrgo in order to afford shelter for the children.

The kindergarten and Janitor's quarters

are outlio south of the building. This is marked on the Prince Sis. elevationwith nsmnllergablc of stone-tho upper part of the gable has a wlmlowllghtlng the ,1nult.or's parlor. Treatment. of [tha wash side is slinllnr to the east. and there is an entrance arranged to theiunln auditorium rind lo the young men's parlor. The north und south ends are treated with a bronvl gable treainiient-That to tho south has the cntrnnco to tha Kindergar- ten and Lo cnc _1anibor’s apartments, and tba gable end is Ili-lished with ii bell cow in which is hung tim hid ball that called the people toworahlpln the old ahuroh buildings. Thu gable on tha uorl.h end, nearthscnurcli contains triplet Gothic windowa, lighting classroom and aurli- torium, and above those windows nl. iiia pulntcftho gable the stone Ia thrown

vlnaBorvira in tho year lililliillf

out in the form of an ornamental chimney tap. Openings in tha north und loutli gables sro maria for vutllation, so that a dlrcct draft. ia carried through tho build-

ing.

Ab an annual Church Meatlnk lwld l"

I” 154| gloom- was read li-om L:e\;`r». 0riabnr,R.N.lIhl|\lttlngan oatlrnntoo i o coat ol A mllooilioom l\\PP°\‘Wl bY '"‘ dn-,,,. ng 5150 (Q4B7,) The building was completed early in the following year. It

Great Qggrge Street.

| 'rho interior ot the building pi-oflaoea aiavorabl¢','llraf. impression." Entorlng 'hy the main door one iaconlrontod by the wlrlo stairway which leada tothe nlleriea On the rlglitil the ladloa' nar-

wu known than and for man! lvl" “‘*l°ll\'»*\'U°l“|°li°i °‘l‘°‘°°l°"” ‘°"" "'

s ltisiaotlon.

nmples of the joinei-'s art. '

contractors, Loire Bros. 'l‘hc-ir foreman is

completed during tho time that has

May 27th last is certainly an evidence

The stone of which the school is built

is laid in what is called squnrod rublilo wark and is said to bc tho best example of that kind of construction in this Pro- vince.

The architect is C. B. Chappell. His

work speaks for him more flattcrlngly than anything else.

Tho formal opening of the building will

take place on next Sunday wack, tho l8lh lust. at 230 p. m. There will be an open» ing service, and addresses by meml/ers of the congregation and by others interested in the Sunday School. _

On Monday evening tho school will be

thrown open fox a social gathering of the congregation and for tho public in gener- nl, A musical progran3_ will bc rendered interspersed with speeches. It is hoped that all oi’ the clergymen of the city will take part on the occasion.

Accompanying this article are pboto~

graphs of the Rector, Rev. S. J. Wood- roofs, an/l ot I1. J. Cundall, whose connec-

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* ii. J. conaalrf seq.

tion with the Sunday School lrsgan at an early ans, and who has long occupied the position of Superintendent.

THROW MEDICINES TO THE DOGS!

platform at the north side. These tablets sro of joined mahogany; they nro con- sidered to be valuable and rnaslerly cx~

The fins building isa credit, co thc,

t1eorgcGoudln. Thai the work has been I and Funeral Expenses If Killed

elapsed since its commencement on ‘

their standing as good workmen.

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