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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JUNE 3, `lilll.‘_ I 5 I " y _

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i 1

Permanently Cured

Toronto Physician said he would not get better and advised a change of Climate.

_-¢_.¢1

.ARKTS KOLA COMPOUND CURED

lanyofthlold-eehool phyaiciane will tell you asth-

ma is incurable. At eue time it was thought ao, but thanh to Dr. Garke’s wonderful discovery, there ii nowaeureandapermanentone, within the reach of every auferer from aathmaor bronchitis. You will not be dlmppointed if you try Clarke's Kola Compound.

llr. H. Salmon, t_he wdl-known merchafit,655Yon¥\

Street, Teronte,§‘r-ues:-" For some year; I b\°;\>°°° agreat suferer aethinaandhronchitis. T Saat- tackabecameaoeevse and coughing Til; lasid at ‘°.:: '*‘f;.f..f:°.°;.‘f'.......° '=°°'.°::'°“ ....".~..:......- -“‘ :?.°; .1.. Y . niealittle ttmponu-y relief. lwu beeeming thinne_r apdveakerall the tile. One o_f the leading D\\!\*° eianstoldinelvaethieatenedwitlieonsump on and adviaeda chanze ofelimate. Iheard ofa'I`oroi;:: ladywholaadbecnalodofgthmn by Clarke: Kdid Conpound,aodeclledtotry_|t. The §rl¢ \>°¢!l° onthe! me much, but Ieennnnedaa dnrectedand be fore [had inishedthefcnrth bottleweeoomP|¢_¢¢|7

cured. Thiawaaoverayeeryoand l havesinop gained nearly tyewnda lout welll!!-

unnetpraiaethn

DQMI?

poundh

lor SSN Q

iiiéi Q? iiiei

Going Fishing?

Fine stock of Gear at

Jarnieson's Drug Store~

All new and reasonable prices. A Biden Powell would make the

fishing bffter.

It’s the bee' 5c. Cigar.

The Medical Hall

» Great George Street Uivery and Boarding Stables Charlottetown. P- E_ I.

First-class s i n 3 I e

and double teams at moderate rates-

Firre' turn-outs for

weddings and private parties

Telephone 100.

J~ K~ STAN LEY.

-I-sm grmprieter.

Gattle Sale.

I amunsu-eaten bv ur. william Miner to sen

=at Public Auction on the Miller Farm, Marsh

Seld on A WEDNESDAY JUNE STH at 2 o’cloc.k p. m. ‘»~

The following stoekz- xo Milk Cows, (all deep milking high grade

-Ayrshire, and Guernsey cattle)

3 AWs l Calves (from Imported Stock). 1 Ayrdhire Bulls.

_ ggrrney Bull.

_ 'Bulls not sold will be let for the season. ‘1"ERMS:-Cash or six mouths on approved

' joint paper. V

F. H. HOl_lNE.

Auctioneer.

28.31. 4.51"' Pd

Lobster Bait

1-__-'*°‘

~ 750 Bbls» _ _erring

For sale by

A. F. LARKIN.

Tigni.-li.

Mfay 27d lw

FIRE

PROOF SAFES

The man who locked the stable after

his horse has been stolen must have been n very near relation to the mer- ¢hant who puts oil buying a Fire proof safe until after his store is burned down

; and his account books destroyed. There

was a time when high grade fire proof

- safes cost a lot of money. That was in

the days when manufacturers believed.

in small sales and big proits. Today' a guarantees fire priof safe of small dimensions, can be bought as lowas $3500- . _

Catalogues and quotations on various

sizes may be obtained by writing to -

w.B.iiiHui§lco_

Halifax, N. I

6-3-dw Gm.

. » n .-

ml lniullu culiulii,

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MONDAY , JUNE, 2, i901.

THE YOUNG MEN’S

' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Prominent among the organizations

instituted during the past century having for their aim the betterment of mankind stands the Young Men`s Christian Asso- ciation. Aimlng as the Association does to develop the threcfoli man, body mind and spirit it appeals to the entire man as no other organization does. Throughout the civilized world this organization is

found doing the benellcent work, and its members will always find a welcome to comforts and influences for good wher- ever they may go. that will be an ample eompensation for any effort they may put forth in behalf of their own local organi- zation.

Today there are a. total of 6,192 Associa- tions found in 8 countries of America, 19 countries of Europe, 7 of Asia, 4 of Africa and 2 of Oceanica.. In addition to the. or- dinary work of the Associations in their various centres, in most of the, places where Associations are organized special

railroad men, men in the army aiid navy, among colored men, among Indians, and among boys. In its various branches the Association seeks to reach and Influence

for good men of all classes and condi- tions.

Wherever established the church has

always regarded the Association as its most eflicient ally in the community and rightly so, and the warmest friends of the Association to-day are the clergy.

In this community the » Associ~

ation has had as in many other places a chequered career, and for the past few years very little real Association work was being done. A few

months ago the management determined to take a forward step and engage a General Secretary, realizing that without a proper official in charge it would be use- less to attempt to continue the work. They were most fortunate in securing as their General Secretary, Mr. Robb, than whom we doubt whether a better man for the position could be found.

In taking this step they relied upon the

support of the community, which can al- ways be relied upon to assist any worthy cause, and any one who will take the troubleto inform nimself as to the work being done to-day by the Y. M. C. A. of Charlottetown will assuredly be convinced that the work is one that deserves support and one that the community cannot afford to have crippled for lack of support. ' In Saturday mornings Guannrau was published a financial statement of the Associations needs to complete the year with a. clear balance sheet, namely about $600. The finance committee contemplate calling upon our citizens this week to secure pledges to that amount and we are sure that they will not call in vain.

This year is in ilnancinl needs an ex cepticnal one. There was an adverse balance from previous years of upwards

of ssoo to be met. Repairs in the panning,

which were absolutely necessary, calling for$300more, besides the extra expense of inaugurating new work. If the

management can finish the year with a

tion to more effectively prosecute the work they have on hand and make the Association worthy of our fair city, an object of pride so our citizens and an agency for good worthy of their heartiest

support.

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WEST QUEENS. -

\Ve are quite in accord with what the

Patriot has to say of the importance of making the best possible selection in the

\

millions

of Do-1ld's Kidney Pills are legion. The box is imitated,

the outside coating and shape of the pills are imitated and the name-Dod.l's Kidney Pills is imitated. Imitations are dangerous. The original is safe. Dod<l's Pills have a. reputation. Imita- tora have none or they wouldn°t imitate. So they trade on the reputation of Dodd’a Kidney Pills. Do not be deceived. There is only one DODD’S. Dodd’s is the original. Dodd’a ie the name to be aaro- fulabont-

`l4kD{PS

` r sf

o vince. Some one thoroughly conversant

public matters, ho them in a business-like way and who would carry weight with the Cabinet and with Parliament is clearly indicated for

the position, and popular opinion freely expressed has from the first Strongly pointed toMr. Horace Haszard as the man. He possesses in large measure the

qualifications we have just set down. When we first referred to his name in

thisconnection we were not aware of Mr. Hasza.rd’s views and intentions, but

electorate should they so desire. _ _

Itls as the Patriot s s hi hl d ir

administering a department. It is quite

ately concerned and of the Island at large.

Y Ll F

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* and Consult Him by Letter Free of Charge.

3

BUFFALO, N. Y.

lass 1901

clean sheet it will leave them inla D0si~ 4 _I

:le ~ Sarsi|iir||li_

Your orders will have prompt atte

*tion

if $6. ll. SIMMUNS

a 5~zz dzm then eod 2m. Chhrldttétonw.

TENDERS

Tenders for supplying meat for the

82nd Regt. in Camp Brighton will be received at the odice of Lieut. J. A. Macdonald up to 12 o’cl¢,c-1, ncor, on Tuesday, the el» venih day of June

ers for supply of mean. 82nd Root.”

By order Regimental Committ

KIDNEY

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' _ _ - `, _ _ -_ _ _- _ _'~`_'/"~'="-."f~ 7 _ cf :.- ~ _ ~ - _ _ ...- ‘- f _:’ - . » - '_ _ _ ff. ~ >';_~. sw: 5' mi.-=~=.~. .;:,_......s r. » ,e ~’wi‘s_",;f,};i>g,,,g,.e¢_,.,,,,f.;,,; .,_

Queensan able, capable and most desir- 22;:

'°b1°1`°P"S°“'*“°iv°- _ 5180 yards striped mercerised cotton and silk ground at 25c, suitable for

* ' weists and pretty patterns. _ _ V ' _ "

A few silk waists, values up to 5.50 for 1.90. One lot ot striped aiiks,

,» , _checks. and lains 650 value for 49c

ut... DR. R. v. PIERCE, and

ébudkm

next, Tenders to be marked “Tend- size’

_ _ , .

v _ _ I

matter of a representatl ve to succeed Sir p I _ ' _ ' U ._ _ y ' I ;_ `

Louis Davies in the Commons, and in the\ ` T ' I ?;:__ li i

Cabinet if a portfolio can be retained. It ‘_ _ I _ ‘ is important for the City, for the Riding __ _ _ _ _l - _ _ A-._ »~ _=> “*'”* ` __-

f West Queens and for the entire Pro- V : ___ T *_ A ' _ THE SUBSCRIBER

' well known and

'f' e _.

with ourcommerclul and industrial in- ,V _ '_ _ \

terests, who has given his attention to I I

w is able to discuss ‘ ‘ |,|

800 yards Dress Goods Lots _ol Skirts Lots of Hats

Lots ot Waists

Lots _ of Belts '

Come early and avoid the rush-

we ave since earned a he is w n ° , ° , 5 '

to pllace his sedvices at ttlhetdlsposal ointihg t' ' _ ___

ONE wr oF Tween surrs ==S°eT;;;__

_ *Y* 37”' ‘ ~ saywiuibieex

able that the Island shall retain the » 0' ‘w T breeder Jenn 'r Eigey

Cabinet position if ossible, and we know Y°'t' E"3"“‘d' “‘"’°

34

P i v - 3 - W cheste On

oi no man more likely to be able to obtain ' _ 5:3; Sngfanqthg

and retain that position than Mr.Haszard, ' WM *I* "i“¢f °f

nm- do we know of any more capable of _ S mp`e luis ot lidies’ sum ner blouses. “hi” °“°"°‘ by I'°'d 9""

l00sarnple blouses at manv price_~. Kmxmcx A Y

~t p ° ' - H* V H, _

new ~» W is ‘rr't¢;.°::';;‘.°;?3_:;'.:ff" ‘..“_‘_..‘_;'_'___ff_.. ~::__._ W. ,;.f;,»,-_;',;;.f,=;»,>.<;.<;,-~

work is undertaken” behalf of students, have no possible interest in this matter had 150U,)a. ds more gum, half sold initio pa_v~. Bilance zo go it o ee. in-¢¢,_md mm; im gm

except the interest of the‘Biding immedi- 100 1\die~' hats 10c. 150 1adie~' sailors 254:. hf¢¢ YQ” °1d»°11¢°f

l.adie~’ white inu~1in weists 756. 65 I P"°“;°““ 1:*h“"*ll.°°

'Q ' - - . - ll: :32 40, * "‘°“ '°l°

Wearestmnglyof opinion thu when for gacdie wana s colortd only $1 00, but we uive a A s to t va ue Hewmb"t‘°°°-JC. Sl1`L°“l5 D""l¢° retires thi’ °h°i°° We 100 pdrs ladies’ kid gloves, 51 and 6 only l.35‘v~lu-a for $49c. "ny

have indicated is the very best that could 50 trimmed hats at a snap. 4.00, 5.00 hate for 3.50 and 2.50. ,_ ‘

poimtm Pmtl

bemade and would secure for West Other clearing lines. Costume crashes, all linen 36 inches, values up to A,|,,_ 1-,, I, ,,,,,,,

25c, 30c. all going at 120. 14c and 18c. but you must come quick and come

P ° ~ .

50 ends of line light colored evening dress goods. suitable for blouses

children’s dresses at 25 percent off. Consisting of caehmeree, crepons, none veiling, gloria, etc. etc. /One lot od ends of dreee goods leeetben halt. `

A few _ ladies’ satin and cambric undersklrts worth up to 2.00 for 1.00. _ The best Roman satin waiata ever odered 2.00 value 1.56 all sizes. _

» Ameiimn cainbrics. gingham, chambr_as.musline. 82 fn. and good washers

all fast colors about 100 yerds,'value up to 20c.for 16c, '

Ladies’ chiffon collars, value upto 800 for 25c. _ Ladies’ linen collars 8 for 25c. -

3 boxes flowers, sprays, value up to 706, for 10c and 15c.

50 boxes fabric gloves all kinds all prices.

18 fine American silk waists. in colors blue, pink. old rose, mauve, black,

white and blue, values 4.-75, 5.50, 6.25. 7.50 and 8 25, only one of a kindand size up to 83 represented. ' ' We have me beet. stockings in this city at 16c. Ribbed . just the thing for boys 8c. Sic. and 9c. Worth 25c. ' ~

One lot of sample corset covers value up to -i0c. all tor 25c. One basket of bone hair pins at'_5e

One basket of pins 2c.

‘\ msehsesy 900combs value up to 12c. for 5c. all kin is 1-rger and smaller tooth combs

in this lot. _ ‘

____ 5 .A _ y one bushel full of bone combs hair clasps-, side combs and heir pins, etc.,

' , AND f etc. extra. value up to 450 for 15c. Saturday only "

_ ._ __ -'_ _ -- 150 leather belts cost up) t-'» 30.2. all tor_15c. _ _ I '_ '

- -- ` One lot of pully belts ri ocn and leather af 25 :sold usually at 50o.`to 100

hum chronic visas” _100 printpinnaforee all sizis an-l 6 didarent colors lizes from 4 to 10 l are Invited tv V yes... Prices ste. 45°. .ma 55.-_ f ‘

` Also a lot of white ones 59c. and 65:3 and 73c. _

One lot of hoods, caps, liwn hat=, pique c~p4 iind mualin hoods at hall

-_ ._ _ -_ price. -_ '

I Une sample loi ot White Goods, consisting ot Nvglit Dresses, Skirts, Corset

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

, .. ° _ » One basket full ot wool l-lose for children, six' sizes l0c.

Ladies’ Ribbed Hos cas mer 25c value for 16 Far

490.

P, -~ », _

One basket full of Bl~ ck Bicycle Hose without tops at

One basket fu-ll of Cashmwe Hose. g_ii-.’» siz only _ 15c. Sezffgp to

All coinmuicatioue are held as sacredly gi: lilgklbtt2lil;dnS;h§iil;"I}‘i?ohiu;;iiYt‘;s;i ai: Sixty low Price; ?§¢=¢1l’u'9°'

_ _ - ‘ » ator

confidential and all answers are One lot summer Suri.. inuey fn...-.-_ 75c and 90c. $2?

“‘°'“ "' """‘ °°"'°’°°’ ‘""" For Men only that wear fine Wool Underwear ;*°,f,Tr,,“"'§;

' ut ti th . _ _ _ _

0 Pdn_ nz “pn em We have something worih looking at to see if is to buy also a lot ~' Silk '9i=i'ans assi msmdaammawuu*

nderwear' _L Chandtr Chtnwn,on

Thenaihesoftwo

bind theinslvesf

For Football 100 Jerseys strived for _ 49g. The newest spot edge Hindkf-rf-hiei worth 30.: silk for 15a. 150 Cashmere Hose worth up 1045: for 4 p urs tor $1.00 only in colored. One lot-Boys’ Caps 15c and25c One lot of Men’s Caps at 25c. One lot Men’s Suits at $2 75.

Meu’s _Pants at $1 25 worth $1.75.

One lot- ot Men’s Ties 15c. ‘

Une lot of Ladies’ Crash Skirts -.f 65.2. '

p _ _ The Best Crash Skirts on this Island f ~r $1.00 -fo: $1.50 while they last

;i:e.‘zl‘:.§.§i§:;‘;°::;°.;1.2::°;f§:f.tc “ oniywo. _ - _ - 2 I

tugipge gf ghstvergabesflpuanxty. b * A few with box pleat last yn its _s'vle $1.75 fir $1.00 10 minutes wlll gltgg

V O FS C 8 ‘

*hrstin favor wirtlithe trndlg. v een * thpm lo m‘5`y°a',‘ >’tyle°

- 18 Ladies’ Water;-roofs at half price.

_ ' * _ .A few chilslren's C rats at half price. '-

Ginger Ile. llrtalli Soda. gs- A few print skirt. at init mee sito

* lm” som, * A few children’s Coats at 25 per cent off. _

’ A few children’s Skirt Suits at 25 per cent cff

* ann” Phowhm' slug" Beet The best goods for the money cn P. E. Island.

as.Paton & Co.

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¥*i€******€?”?F*“li Light Weight Undcrclothing I

_ For Warm Weather

_ I

In cotton, light, smooth and soft

_ 50 cents per suit. ~ Nicely Fini-hed Balbriggan fine as silk ‘

90 cents per suit-'

Beautiful soft Merino

$1 00 er suit

Something extra. flue in light weight natural wool, nicely finished up to 46 ‘

_§_......._.. _ _ ._..€°;The Tick System Improved

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H35 i |ll_5l|lWll3E~ L- O ‘-“ge”

ro.-me»m_the _r. :imma immi rife If 5°” watch orciaiuloea necuekrirhtdrgic iemainveiimaengm. we? _i va ii`=>'-5-i»f5%."-Tie-='°"~i»f'=~»=i1~_=~i°'v"_ ‘__ mf" B' W' °'°“"°'°‘°"»"°“"“'¥"‘?'§'-‘°$% *°*"'\ “ff -*WNW* _ _ wetemnfuereudlewéiei.

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Worth s Livery

Ch town.

First class double teams

Fine turnoutii for

and private p trvivs

lephorie 52

H J W

‘520l3ii

Gomparis .. ns

A e (ldious

_ A PBI' Suit But just step in and

Meat- supplied must be g'od quality ’ ' :argues Serif-by ;1;:h¢:‘:"°- and in accordance with Regulations. G d & M I “_” ° “S W

The lowest o an tender nor. neces- e _

favorably with what yOU

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sarily accepted. MBn’8 Outfitters.

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