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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, MAY 25, Ill

v 1 nil* ig ami' rr I li

FATAL RESULTS.

It is a well known fact that habitual

Constipation causes aooplexy, vertigo, congestion of brain and paralysis. Wills’ English Pills, are effective and true Con- stipation banlshers. One box guaranteed Sorelieve the worst case; four boxes warranted to cure, or money refunded. Only 25 centsa box; all druggists or nmiled on receipt of price. The Wells 8:. Richardson Co. , Limited, Montreal.

I ' A 5

Going Fishing ?

Fine stock of Gear at

Jamieson‘s Drug Store-

' All new and reasonable prices.

A Baden Powell would make the

islling better.

]t’s the best 5c. Cigar.

;i_he Medical Hall

Novica

Notice is hereby given that all »

yarties depositing refuse on any of the water fronts or highways within the city or common of Charlottetown, will be prosecuted with the utmost rigor of the law By order.

SANITARY OFFICER.

lay 18 lwk. :W-_WWW-”__*"

NOT MEDICINE but nourish

ment is what many ailing people need. The system is run down from oiierwork, or worry, or rxcessive study, on as a result of wasting disesw. PUTTNER’S EMULSION is what is needed to repair waste, to give tc-ne to the nerves, quicken the weary brain, and replace lassitude and weakness with health and vigour. The increase in weight, the im step, the bright eye, and bloom- 'Ig cheek proclaim a cure. _ Be sure you get PUTTNER`S, the

original and best Emulsion.

Of all druggists and dealers.

f __ _

HARD CO .

mil

The Schooner B. F. Wood-

side will be due here from

New York about the 22nd

inst. with 700 tons Hard Coal

in Egg and Chestnut sizes.

As we _'_have secured a

specially reduced freight we

will sell low whilst landing

iyulsrlcu

A _ar ,

To Be Sold By Auction

On Wednesday the 12th day of

June, 1901 at 12 o’clock noon, where the now lies at the Steam Navigation _ Company’s wharf, Charlottetown, if

:ot previously disposed of by private mtv,-

llla limd Paddle

‘Jacques Earlier’

length 117-6 fmt, bam ‘ia foot. dee

tionfapd the generations to come. And King Edward‘s_birt~hday anniversary will lose nothing in dignity or distinction by being transferred from bleak November

_ to the genial springtime. On the contrary

it will gain something from recognition of his fllial devotion, and also by becoming closely associated in the _ minds of his subjects with a day so long and so heartily honored by British subjects everywhere.

reciprecity between the United States and Newfoundland was negotiated in 1890

when the late Hon. James G. Blaine was

Sec

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THE GUARDIAN

An Independent glurnal, untraxnmelled and fea rless; aiming to Just, impartial, Reliable. N_0W8Y» seeking at all times to further the best interests of the people, and recognized therefore as

The IE’eop1e’J PQPGT- Published at its odices, New Prowsc Block

North side Post office, at the following rates

'able in advancez- _

gfagrning Edition. dBllY (¢X°ePt 5“nd3Yl 53?;

th r.c. per vi'_.: . . . . .. .; . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .

§1e<ir‘11i~weck1y Edition (V1 ed. & Sat.) per vgar $r_5o; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1.25

'Weekly Edition (Wednesday) per year $1.25 in advance ...... . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$1.00

Branch Offices

have been established at thefollowing places where subscriptio is may be paid, -news urtush- ed, advertising, job work and other business transac'ed:- _ Summerside&Rog&rs 8; Rogers store-J. B. C.

3 81', . &I1(1g€I'.

_-11b¢rton,AAlbprt>n Bookstore-G. S.Muttart,

gen .

Souris E821. Ttel:phone othce-P. G. Seaman,

£11

J. E. B. MCCREADY. J. P. HOOD,

E iitor. Business Manager.

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if 1 ,T- SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1901.

2 V VICTORIA ~ DAY.

With varied thoughts and emotions the

people of the Britislrlsles and the great British Empire yesterdayjoined in an un- usual observance of the 24th of May. A very large proportion of those now living had never observed the birthday of any other Sovereign that the good Queen Vic- toria. Few can remember a time before

she came to the throne and even the very

young at the time of his mother‘s acces- sion. She reigned so long, and was throughout her term of sovereighty so greatly and increasingly beloved, that her birthday was always honored with adse- tionate rejoicing. Her Majesty’s demise occasioned the deepest and most wide- spread sorrow, and when the old-time anniversary of the Queen’s Birthday was

this year approaching there was a general feeling everywhere that the date ought still to be observed.

In response to this feeling and as a

memorialtothe best of mothers and of

Queens, King Edward has desired that the

Twenty-fourth shall still be observed as the Sovereign‘s birthday, commemorat- ing in one his own and the late Queen’s natal day. The Parliament of Canada in common with other colonial Parliaments

has declared the day a permanent memo-

rial day in honor of the good and great Queen whose loss we all deplore.-

There is still another aspect of the day

which was doubtless present in many minds yesterday. It was that the late Queen’s birthday might flttingly be set

apart as Empire Day, and made to signal- , ise the great imperial fabric of which we I'

all are so proud. The Empire as we see it, though its beginning dates so far back in

the misty past, was largely the growth of Victoria’s single reign. Within that eventful eraits bounds had been vastly extended, its population doubled and its

commerce many times multiplied. Wi- thin that era the Empire of India was proclaimed, the splendid Dominion of Can- ada established and the Great Common-

wealth of Australia called into being. The advance of general education, of art, science and manufacturing industry and the improved condition of the masses wit-

nessed equally remarkable strides 'during Victoria’s reign. The British steel clad fleet, to-day the wonder of the world and

holding the supremacy of the seas, was wholly created during the same eventful

period.

It is fitting for all these reasons that the 24th of May should be observed as a

great memorial day by the present genera-

il-*$'

It may__be remembered that _a treaty of

retary of State and Hon. Mr. Bond

7-4 feet, 379 tons gross and 239 tons nott tonage. Built of wood in Que- ue in isse. his a beam engine with a surface condenser.

_ mllihilléry And boilgr ig | Ill good condition The vessel has a pod outfit, having just been refitted

Qtiicate allows the vessel to carry 3“l_passengere, and she can be put to

ll a few hours.

Io ° °

rupartlculars apply in Charlotte-

BEER or to

_ C. OWEN. Charlottetown, P. E. Island, M-ty

.Fri

11 1 rl 4

Mcxinuon &

oldest subjects of King Edward were but -

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Recently the Newfoundland Government have made some edort to obtain the with-

It is gratifying to learn that the Domin-

So far as is known there is no other

treatment for piles ao wonderfully

itching and protruding piles. I used

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ilhe Test 01.11111

§ as applied to Carbouated Beverages has

For over fortv vears th? have bee

* first in favor with the tra e.

elle SPEGIALTIES. is Slngerlla. 1 dream Std: ale Lemnn Sour. is (lunge Phasplllle. Ginger Bee :Ks Sarsaparllla-

* Your orders will have prompt atte

tion.

& 6. I-I. SIIIIIDIIS

a 5-zz dzm then eod zm. Charlottetonw.

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if Gil3#0#0#OiU# G 2 if

Feeling

comes to every man who is shaved here. The keenest edged razors-the purest lo- tio ns-the most expert hand- arc all combined to give you that contented feeling. Want a real enjoyable shave ? Then try us.

JAMES & TRAINOR

CD 1:: i

now ready to go on, at Brigh- ton. Apply to _

22, Si Pat and EX,

- First class pasture for cows

_ ‘ MAJOR WEEKS.

It’s Because

It does away

washboard

and does not clothes or hands »., so many ladies use A

wun 4 amass. A

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I901, 22, 3aw td.

F UR” SALE.

_Qementg " `

(ZARVELL BROS.-

T l

_|60 bbls Portlandg*

150 bbl Plaster Paris.

ftisntiffiff fA.N;i;iift';ii;§d§,,f'§§"; 090|. Gomfortalile. -Dressy and Servlooalilo Rg|?R1ggRAmR_ NR

generally been called the Bond-Blaine _ - _ I _ A -- -- ` treaty. Principally because under this ' A Medium siz-\.d‘ treaty Newfoundland ilsh were to ’ b°“8ht lui 79": ii 3ll’.'9Od

. M. .

be admitted to the American market on S Fics &PP6lrance. Will a much more favorable terms than Cana- ` ` _ » 0" ’°m"‘_m°* Cin 8% A110560

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dian Bsh, the Canadian Government pro- ' ma Georg’ S;

tested and the British Government de- ___ _ . _ M E2-3

cllned to give their sanction to the treaty. _ r _ _ BY ,

drawal of the Canadian Governmentfs pro- . ' A I test. but so far without success. _ Sa -'nPe lots ol ladies’ sum ner blouses. _ ‘

500 sanple blouies at many prices 00 some slightly soiled at 25 per cent off hr spot c1s'1.

Bilanoe of their lot of 350 dress goofs, Hundreds oi .ards selling. We _ -_a

km Government _have already been m_ h-.d 1500 yards. more than half eoldin lwojdays. B-tlance to go Saturday..

°°"°SP°“"°°°° “"°“ “eel *“"P“"'“"°’° 1001.o1e. m.n10o.l501aoie-'sailor .' _

S2” 750 Bbl » F

in Britain witha view to having them Lgdieg’ wbi-9 muslim waist; 759, S establish works in Canada. The British Ladies’ walsts colored only $1.00; but we have 811 Sizes 32 I0 40 65’ V8.lll8

9 _ _ . ' ' For sale by

bid , <1' I-;r.M.Fil.1l f°l'4° _ . HZ; ;TD;;§gc$T§et§ln Z; wgyi bl; 05;; 100 pairs ladies’ kid gloves, 5§ and 6 only 1.85 value for $49c.

50 trimmed hats at a snap. 4.00, 5.00 hats for 8.50 and 2.50.

are HOU iUS\1fm0“'“&b`°- It is 315° mum' Other Slturday bargains. Costume crashes, all linen 86 inches. values up to ated that when steel ship-building is 20c, 250, 30c, all going at 12.1. 1-ic and 18c. but you must come quick and come hereafter established the Canadian Gov- early' '- '

d - t ` d ' d t ' '; ' _

ernment will be prepared to assist the wahgdtniagrzug tl')ip&emip'ercerise co ton and silk ground at 25 , suitable for 23 1'

\1nderwki118~ A few silk waists, values up to 5.50 for 1.90. One lot of striped silks,

I-= checks. and plains 650 value for 49.*. _

50 ends of line light colored eveniw dress goods. suitable for blouses and t

. . ’ children’s dresses at 25 per cent off. C-‘insisting of _cashmeres, crepcns, nuns Hn S vciliug, gloria, etc. etc. One lot of ends of dress goods less than half.

A few ladies’ satin and cambrio undorskirts worth up to 2.00 for 1.00.

The best Roman satin waisls ever o

3 ' ' ffered 2.00 value 1.56 all s z-as.

x 2 American eambrics, ginghams, chambr»s,mus1in~. 32 in. and good washers

all fast colors about 100 yards, value up to 200 for 16c.

Ladies’ chiffon collars, value up to 800 for 2-Sc. Ladies’ linen collars 8 for 25c. ' '

al;r“.l;.:°d.r§°;:;§:.:;.5s.$i;v;:. g bg” “;°;;°f=» qPff~r°,;,f',;1.“<;,°»,;° 7.°°~ f°f 10° as 15--

yet been known to fail to cure piles. I lg 63156;* ;°gn°§i°1; wnilslzss ian c1_)‘T°es'bl _ k _ b k It stops the itching at once, and posl- _ 9 mf’ 93 ~ ‘_ 0l`5 U9. PIU . fldrosr, mauve, lac ~ tively and thoroughly our-es plies of white and blue, values 4.75, 560, 6.25, 7.50and 8 25 cnl oi of Linl d

_ y e a an

*WU f°"m- ld 1 B __ t Mi _ _ size up to 38 represented. ’ A'§;;‘_qa-.7-O-Q-t_?3:vri‘£‘;;’»__,?'1_Eo;_’0ve53:: We have the best stockings in this city at 160. Ribbed just the thing for

ty years I was a. great sufferer from M5! 8°' 85°' ‘nd 9°' “forth 25°'

One lot ot sample corset covers value up to 400. all for 25c.

many rirnfefilies acid lunéierlgptnsfhrfli _One basket oi bone hair pins at oc.

very panu surgca pe .o , -

withcut obtaining any permanent O" “stat °fl Pins 2_0' 12 I ,_ I I _ _ 1,e,,,,m_ when about ta give up in 900 com s va ue up to c. or ot. a l klul.-1 larger and small.-r toot: combs despair, I was told to use Dr. Chase’s in this lot.

Qrifégfnefth S2155 3_1? e:‘,’5o;l;‘gi’;f_ dregff sf One basket full of bone combs hair clasps,|side'comb3 and hair pins, etc.,

most entirely cu,ed_ The itching is an etc. extravalue up to 45c.'fcr 15c. Saturday only. gone. I have advised others to use it, 150 leather belts cor-t up to 30:. all for 15c.

UGUSVAUS it W°“1d cu" then* as it has One lot of pully belts ribbon and leather at 25 :.sold usually at 50 a .to $100.

mst Chaws Ointment’ 60 cents a box 100 print pgnnafores all siz-as and 6 diff arent colors sizas 'fron 4 to 10

. I _’ Ed B t & years. Prices c. 45c. and 55c.

Ehgldait? elgdroiiio. mason a es Also a lot of white ones 59c, and 653 and 7 3.:.

5 One lot of hoods, caps, lawn hat=, pique caps and muslin hoods at half ‘

Dr. Chase s p»=<»».».

- Une sample lot oi White Gaods, consisting of N ight Dresses, Skirts, Corset

Covers and White Blouses at 25 p r cent off. Saturday only.

_ - 1 - _:_ . One basket full of wool Hose for children, six siz-as ‘ 100.

5 ; ' Ladies’ Ribbed Hose, cashmere, 25: value for 16c

One basket full of Black B cycle Hose without tops at 49c. * 1855 1901 * One basket full of Cashmere Hose, gir1’s siz as. only ‘ 15c.

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One basket full of C‘11ldreu’s Undervesfs at a very low price. One big lot of Men’s S lk Front Slirts at a snap.

One lot summcr Shirts, fancy fronts, 75c and 90c, For _Men only that wear fine Wool Underwear'

* gfffgfeig?§,§‘;i,‘;§iv°‘,§;§fq°u‘;‘{,t“f“““f“°' We have something worth looking at to see it is to buy also a lot of Silk

' and \Vool Underwear.

For Football 100 Jerseys striped for 494:. The newest spot edge H indkerchief worth 300 silk for 150

150 Cashmere Has-a worth up to 451 for 4 pairs for $1.00 orl`y in cJl;r:d.‘ ' A al One lot Boys’ Caps 15c aud25e. r clrtown, Post onise no; No.54,; at

One lot of M.->n’s C-ips at 25 One lot Men’s Suits at $2 75.

Men’s Pants at $1 25 worth $1.75. One lot of Men‘s Ties 151:. _ Une lot of Ladies’ Crash Skirts at 65 ‘. ~

The Best Crash Skirts on this Island for $1.60 -for $1.50 while they last

only $1 00 _

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A few with box pleat last years style $ 1.1.1 f ir $1 00 10 minutes will alter

them hi v’ . _

10 t S yea -1 style _

13 Ladies’ Vlfaterorcofs at half price. A few chi1~tren`s C fats at half price.

A few print Skirts at half price $1.50.

A few children’s Coats at 25 per cent off. A few children’s Skirt Salts at 25 per cent cff , '

Satisfied P & cue

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= Bedding Plants i That Bloom

are the kind that you want plant about your housenud your nowér beds. There will

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for you if procure from me; I have the annna1s:-

Ast

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to your satisfaction

treated. Advice free. Geraniums for bedding obta' bl

ma e.

_ Cut Roses and Carnations

at the end of every we; k for special occasions

tended to. Mail orders receive careful

~ tion as soon as r ived. »

CCC

Hot h-:uses and garden Street, wet.

W0rth’s

Q _Prince~Street,

Po E' lp

First 'class 'single *and double teams.

‘ Fine turnoutsfor weddings

dad private parties.

ephone 52

caan

seas

xanax

' _ ` I 5.20.11 an ` Pt-9 new

Now Lndln im-s ” 400 Ghosts HAszlRD’s PU11 1 STABLES REHUYED

§H.J.W _

BRAHMIN TEA imported dir- ,_.,,,,,,g ,;,;,;,,, ,_-, ,,,,

ect from the G. A. Warbu1°ton BurriS’srab‘e,Sydney Street.

T,_eAmB__b____ Tea Estate. _ I am prepared to board.

It voir me

Going to Build a House

Do you want to have it well built, and you don’t want to _

pay any more for it than you have to. My -experience guaranteed iirst-class work, and my-up-to.date woodworking plant makes .it possible for me to quote the lowest prices. _

Mouldings, sheeting, windows, etc., always on _ hand at

lowest prices f

W. W. HARPER

, _ .

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geutlemen’s horses, brea

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_ l##O#9i¥C#l '_ Wrltg 101- Sgmplgg and pnce 1131; 3,3 colts and handle horses tor

' , - -- speed, also cl' ` h r es at-. »

agents are wanted 111 ever y district ,endedw T;§g‘§§ea§0~;_b,,

PHSIUIB nomic: liaszann, -I- M~iiwHoLso~f _ May 21 dlw k w2i ` A Charlottetown _

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21 dlw

W.A|§|__TED

lid Work on Plclou Water Works

-. . 100 Men or more. Good Wages. Apply to

T. A. MCLEAN, Ch’town.

_ ls d&w tr, - E ompnilacna lm-all __ _ Are illlious”

Butjustnepin and compare our ' Wfirlns raver-by 1h¢ quits. b°=¢= °f I pod#-and tell ua whether it comparti favorably with what you have been ~ nan; -

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