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Landlord

For sox:-IooI_. " °°m_¢3_;=‘;*="T=‘

Guardian readers uiilljind the follow-

$ I C I' ing convenient to clip and keep for ref-_

erence

he Welcome Soap 5o.,of St. John, N.B., Manufacturers of the Famous _ May 7th-Rev. Wm. Dobson in

Welcome Soap, will present $100.00 cash to the School Children, viz: ed Griidce cgitiarché at n1i).0i;i;gn'ls pix-

tt xce ay - ev. . -

t' !l2§l»"““"" "F ‘i§°33 ..§s':2;5s§.£zri1§tie»ft is °» md

“ . _ ’ ’ ’ Englishmen.”

.mum n No.0 written by regular school attendants, p O. Y. B. mb Y

__ Orange oung

either boys or girls under _I6 years Of \B . t 9F .da . -n

5 age, all essays to be sent in to us be .MI;t§]?_;ic&»m§Eu_ rl y evening I

lo - “ 2,50 “ 25-00 fore May 315% 1899, When they will Crri' Council meets the second Mon-

- be submitted to a. commllltee Of three day in each month. Dr. Warburton,

_'___ disinterested leading teachers, “P0” Mayor, H M. Davison, City Clerk.

| whose decision the presents will bf I THE _ Charlottetown School Board S awarded as ab0ve_ meets the first Monday of each month

CONDITIONS:-Essays to be wrltte pln nly with pen apd i_nk. siined with name indmvg EWS!! SlZ6W&l't» Secfetafy-

dress. also statement of age of the writer an that the essay is his' tlgribe €c1‘e)r\\1il}1i1;g°€0 %';“(`m»e pw FORESTER5, app grape ofglchool atten ed. and name or teacher, this staiemcn Court Charlottetown’ C.O.Fq second ,

iss: s'u|st be acces anied li 50 Welcome Soap Wrappers

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dealers Manufactured only by

own alot or have the money saved to buy one

Tho Birkbeck Company

will assist you to build a home permitting repayment in EASY MONTHLY instalments, not exceeding the amount usually paid for rent.

The Birkbeck Investment and Suvlngsi Co.

capnai a,ooo,ooo.

HORACE HASZARD,

Agent-

Full information on application. ' '

and last Friday, Wrlght’s Hall W C

New Prowse Block..-Murdock McLeod lllustrious Archivist

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“ Count' Monnr STEPHEN, I. 0. F.,

first and third Tuesday of each month

\ ‘ in Mechanic’s Hall, Grafton St. -E. H.

Duchemin, Sec’y.

The Standardfcr quality. Is used by all large Transportation Com COURT AvoNDALE, I- 0- F »» B000Ud .

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paniea and Livery Stables. It has no equal and is sold by ail__ first-olas §ech¢;\l1]1i'E31S\I`;‘%S,gga =;tgn€§€_ gHJ_)1ltTa;1;*

lor Sec’y. -

rj O _ Ltd Court Gladstone, A.O.F.. meets in

'me I-lraeast CC ’ Mechanics’ Hall on the first and third

` Wednesday of each month. R.D. Ken-

' nedy, Sec’y.

MASONS . _» `

D R MCLENNAN, Seciy. ' 7"

2 ln . . .. ,

Temple, first Monday in- month

_ J R Davison, Sec’y. ` V y

' Il Alexandla Chapter, Royal Arch Ma- I

€ w ‘ sons in Masonic Temple, firsll

Thursday in month except June, J nly and August. J J Weldon; ,Sec"y.

Prince Edw“urd Preceptory, IK T

s ay in mo"i_‘i'th. H W Anderson,

Registrar.

ouDi‘Ei.r.ows

second Wednesday in each month.---I) R. McLennan R. S. _ _

St Lawrence Lodge every Mon-

day evening- W A Martin, Sec’y.

evening; -both in their ball in Victoria Row. W R Boreham, Scc’y. `

sipna Reuexan Lodge, No 10, meets

every first and third, Tuesday evening. -Eva St. C. Harris, Secretary.

soNs or ENGLAND.

Every Thursday eveniiigin theirghall

on Victoria ~ Row. _ Andrew Newson Sec’y.

Lodge Prince Edward meets second

and fourth Tuesdays of each month in their hall ,;Victoria Row. -H.B.Wright, Sec’y'. ‘

SONS OF TELH’ERANt I.

Prince Edward Division No. 1,

meets in Wright’s Hall, every Tuesday. W. P.Kirby,R.Scribe.

Victoria Division No 4, every

Monday evening in Wright’s hall. J J Chappell, R. Scribe.

Orient Division, No P161. every

Friday evening, in Wright’s Lower Hall. John A.Lawson. R. Scribe.

Loral. ciznsannns.

4 »‘. 1. _

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caxscsin 'L35' ' ' '_

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e si s doings. visiting Templar-s wel-

has more rid- rr. to tlay than :iny other wheel in the world.

Popularity

is universal and has given just as perfect satisfaction on the burning 3‘a‘;n‘f,e;j)'1’1f’r°}EL°;;’l‘}!?f h:;“°8t;:gu°tl;igsgf plains of India. or the frozen steppes of the Klondike as it has in ,_ _ ° . ’

Patrons ' '

are found in every sphere of life, amonv the Queens and Kin s in the fmm th°`i‘Sl box Three b°x°s °“r°d

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old land, the Presidents and Governorsb in the new, and the humblest 'lllblglziiiéfglléiine Pius alw of their subjects.

Company. -'A.” every Monday in

Wrighs Hall, at 6.30 p. m. Ada Wadman, Sec’y.

GOOD TEHPLARS.

P Charlottetown Lodge _ meets in W right’s Hall every Thursday evening

come.-H.J . SCANTLEBURY. Sec’y.

MR. WILLS, WOODSTOCK

Escaped a Deadly Enemy by the Aid of Dodd’s Kidney Pills

Wtiotlnock, May 1-~ (Special) Y This

citv is deeply agitated, with joyolll 6!- citf meut, because anotner popular re~

of Kidney disease, by the aid of D0dd’s Kidney Pills. _

Everyone knows Mr. H. A. Wills,

For two years past I have suffered in-

every province of the Dominion, State in the Union and country of ,(,,l,s,,_1V fr0m` Lame Buck and Kidney

I Europe. Disuase. Nothing I ever used heipcdy

ts H16.

beard so much of l)odd’s Kidney Pills :hail decided to try them. I got relief

v ayscure.

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is the same to them all; like their quality, the price has no variation. E

The crescent has only one quality,and that is the best, We sell Crescents and lots of other wheels. E is crowded with wheels ot all kind Bicycles for everybody at prices to suit anybody. Anythimgf and = %ef°r t‘°°°'tm°“t”

ew ei-ything in the Bicycle Line. All kinds of _ repairing 3-` B1°Y°1°

promptly and well done. ’

No break too had for us to mend.

The Bicycle Men Charlottetown and Summerside.

illéttt WE D0 AS WE AY

2: Eiospital

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= ance m daylight till dark.

Let us send our ambulance for

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St. John's Lodge in Masonic

Temple, second Tuesday in month.

Victoria Lod c ` Masonic

in Masonic 5 Temple. third Wed: ne d ' I

Port La Joie Encampment no 4

Wildey Lodge every Friday

sideut has escaped from the fatal grip

My sufferings grew worse daily. I

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PUIIY

GIIILDREII

Become Strong and Healthy _

' by using Dr. A. W.

Chasc’s Nerve Food.

us an after result o measles, scarlet fever, etc., and in this state are easy prey to nervous disorders, riclcets, spinal disease. or consump- tion, diseases which do not affect robust, health children.

Theyblood is weak and watery and the nerves

improperly nouriihefgir thlel bloogoagldd nerves with Dr. . . e's erve , and the pale, pinched faces will soon become ros and plump, and tiredness and weakness

give wa to strength ogganimatiom

, Mr. E. Day, 62 Cl venue, Toronto,

writes: "My eldest daughter, aged eifgllit, be- came very much run down. Her fret , ner-

vous, sleepless condition gratly alarmed her parents. She was taken om school. and in

ite of the best nursing, the thin, weakened,

lzloodless face w ‘painfully worse. Fortun- ately we hase's Nerve Food. An improvement became apparent in a few days, lt continued, and in a few weeks she returned

guschoolgreuildt pphaei;le:vh,”e.nd gratly to our joy

rut o

gr. A. W. Chasc’s Nerve Food. 5oc. a box,

at all dealers, or Edmausou, Batesk Co., Toronto. ' '

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if Ilr. Ulnse's Kidney-Livar`Pills..

Did it ever occur to you that most railroad-

men die of./kidney disease? _ Such is the fact, however, and the disease is 'known among railroaders as ' ‘ railroadikidney."

The first and most marked symptom isaweak,

'lame and aching back. You may think at tirs_t that you are only tired; but as this trouble fn- `- creases day by day, kidney disease, with all its' terrors. is fast claiming you as a victim. .

Mr. Geo. Cummings' ,~ for over zo years cu-

gineer on the Grand Trunk running 'between

f oronto and Allandale, says: 'I'hc”constant

duty with my work gaveme excessive, pains .in my back, racking my kidneys. I tried several remedies until I was recommended by lay hre- man, Mr. Dave Co , to Dr. hasc's Kidney-Liver Pills. melwo bg:-get have com-_ f pletely cured me and I feel to-day a better man _ than ever. I recommend' them to all my- friends.” X

Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, one pill a

dose, 25c. a box, at all dealers. or Edmanson, Bates & Co. , Toronto. ' is _ ~ -em -- a 041800 O veeeov

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1ilbcrn’s Heart and Nerve Pills enriched iy blood, strengthened my nerves and re- tcred me to health and vigor.” _ ‘My wife," 'said the minster. “often nelos me out wiht my serlllons.” _ _

-f~Hum!” said Henery Peck. ,,My wife

preaches all _the sermons in our house.”

Sevens sA|.rm|Euu.

Refuse all substitutes or imitation of

the eenuine Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild

dangers. - y y

When a girl proposes to a man, _she

.always acts as if she _expected him to

apologize for it. ‘

linard’s Llnlmenf Cures Bums, etc.

The PoliceRenorter- _Says that pemb

story brought tears to the eyes forthe city editor. _

The Copy Reader-Yes, and oaus

and oaths. ° . '_

Bui-dock Blood Bittcrs cured me of Bal

Bheum3 years ago, and Iliad no retur of 'it since. I wasso badwith itI could not sleep. lt only took two bottleqiof B. B.

go efect a cure.” Mrs. Welch, Greenhunk,

nt.

Cobble-Well, old man,my wife has had a legacy left her. .I Stone- Congratulations! I am glad your marriage has turned out so well.

Pam in the Back.

“I suffered with “Ein in the back for

overa earandco not get ltoured. Three bottles of H|.gyard’s Yellow Oil removed the pain entirely.” Marshal Miller, McGregor P. 0., Man.

» Don’t marrya widower-,-remember his other wife.

Liver Troubles, biliousnees, sallow colu-

plexion, yellow eyes, jaundice, etc.. yield tothe curative powers of Luxa Liver, Pills. Theyaresure to cure. . _

Hopperly-Can you recommend the,

man who build your house P " y

Plankington-If you are fond of an

outdoor life.

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Ysusw on mme be ensued in it pain relieving and soothing remedy for all pain.

_You can patch up a brpken heart I

that it will keep on loving any o thing but when faith is shattered it done for

linard’s Limment Cures Dunihuff.

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the work that is done riszht. ,_ _ ° _ '

H ital o n and doctcrin a nd- ' ‘

& §‘§°""°R|¥hEi§d.!D§o!`cp; AGENT FOR P E I

, 'E'm°h 27 `%i§I>ie Repair shop. ‘

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RIIBULLANEGUU ITEMS- Bill y0|| Qygf [mug

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llnartfs Llnlmentfor nlei everywhere. éveahwgm ,

“Let me see;thisis your son’slasl. Wnmnm | H'

year in college. isu’t it l” “jul” DI.

°‘Ordinarily_it would bo, but he has md, gggmnl 55::

decided to ti-.ke a postgraduate course

` in shot putting.” Wh" 3 "°m“\

D L _ w 8 i h-tlohlghe woulddelots I - ’ m' ru s me wer . sh means a sii£ip1e,ol¥esii_iid 'gigctual yremgdy for bg; 91d °|:f,h“ w

-Worms of all kinds, that no other should. Mmm

b;rp;aid.25I;o pnrgative needed ue my wah.

' sure to oureuuy

Don’t marry a melancholy man-his mi°‘l“¢~

fsighs will he unbearable. °‘J“bl?, aiu” “Y

WEAK W0lEN.h“m .° gli mmm

C be ad and '

Iill.i;ru’s Hleaft m e Pills. which `"_

kulliou 50Turnar St., Ottawa, says: Pam cased

llrallury lento. writes ‘I RheunmtfcPll1l senreataaokof iceeoedufterthe

‘limes was mam I A man loves.au

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Strawberry, most of these are absolutely;

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