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so S SIDE AND PRINCE C0. ff PER5°N§_’-_’f’EN"0N A f P f

A ----- . Mr. T. C. James crossed to Picton on

Mn. \V. K. Ro ers leaves its mornin Saturday “’°l'"l"8- .

If you cannot get

Vvelconle Soap

At your grocer-’s,sen<l ns his name and address,als0 your

own on a postal card and we will send you

A SAMPLE CAKE FREE

Of the purest and best laundry and Household soaps. VVIII not shrink the \\'._iolt»ns and flanncls.

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~_ .~ -; »' ._ i ; _ ...-3 ._-~ ‘ ~ t'AX'.l-I GRI-1‘Sl~Zm\de. l` cont ~i'1s pew-‘croi mica which

pn' .¥.,[p`.\.»il,. fin): ";il»:» h ..i"i:‘..\;)ot1\l\.- axle. \\`hcn this surl`u.ec is fi med HALF 'S `l\‘IU(`-‘li ul ~ \ ,,- ,,-'.\~ .\-,h..,- ,N1 .Y-.-_-_,rm wi 1 tl \ you-~ work a wt do It in we 3aci>‘f.IctoI‘). REMI~.3lBhR `1i.»\t§t‘ .Is 11t't:I.\:1;,~. As .\_\'\' orirrit Ara."-.ifaum-_<1 by

IMPERIAL 011;. co.. Lea..

Petroleum; Elefizaers.

I I

only needs to be nttented to in a proper and thorough manner to be ercdicated entirely from your system. Liniment rubbing and flannel wraps about the chest and throat are good enough but they are

I not sufficient, they don't go deep enough.

The root of the disorder is pulmonary weakness-build that up-strengthen it

with Ada.mson`s Balsam and your

That Han g=on Cough

Ad3ll|50|_|'8

_Botanic

Cough is Cured. h al

25 CODIS AT ALL DRUGGISTS. 5

_?.4xi_l$i

lIY’S

INDURATED FIBRE lllllllll

12./‘J

`¢

p 9 1,/ ZW V 5 “Telegraph” \\

“Telephone” \

“Eagle V

Parlor”

MATCHES 1

-.` Produce a QUICK, suns

\ “LIGHT” every time, /I _f

.ron sau' _,_ _----

'BY ALL H057' (.'LAS5D£AL £85.

-~ aux- 4

‘l'UBS» PAILS WASH BASINS. &C’ have l°°°°m°

HOUSEHOLD

Give them a trial-

Necessities

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Changed Hands.

CAMPBELL HUUSE,

SUMMERSIDEJP. E- I»

Good Board 'at reasonable rates.

Free coach to and from all trains and lt@Ill6l.’S.

J .E. HOUGHTON. Water St.. Summerside

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glI8ll|STi:|l$, SOLl¢|T0llS, Ist.

.ARTHUR PETERS. Q. C., A. ERNEST ING3. and ALBERT C. SAUNDERS.

MON EY TO LOAN-

, Ch'town, Cameron Block.

.FFlcBS'.~8nmmerside. Opposite `Mer~ , chants' Bank Halifax. |

uRessmA1<|No 1

lies Hueatis is prepared todo dressmaking the latest style at he' mo_ther's home,Upper rest George Street. If demred she will go out the day Io private himes. pl 12 cod 1m

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YMIITS, LOSTS, FOUND? ETS

POR SALE AT A BARGAIN:-1 Sail boat, 20 ft.. keel, unsinkable, water tight compartments, new set of sails, anchors, tackle and complete outdt. Atply to W. E. Bentley, Box 103 Charlottetown.

Apl Z) 3i eod pd.

CAMERA FOR SALE. An A 1 Premo

Qamere.,size5x 7 inches, in perfect condi- tion. \Vill sell very cheap for cash onlyd W. B. Pro-wse, box 5f2. Z) 3[

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Aipfirl for

funeral house-work In a small fam y. Re- erencgs required. “Apply to GUARDIAN Omcg. an on

WANTED _IMMED1ATELY.- A ggil ,

gag cmk. Liberal wage. Apply to 1

. Longworyi, Hills ro St. 3tf. 5

*WCB T0 RENT.-In Newson Block

oeeupiedby W. S. Stewart. A pl

ts J. Newsom. mchs

Queen A Hotelli

Formerly Perry Hotel,

fitted up with all the modern im

. dation for commercial travellers,

FRANK PERRY,

. Oct.6 dly 1 yr. ` ‘ Prop.

Summerside.

ng I

I llEl!-lil BIIEIKER

5.5ss nm of uni imlro p casters

have been shi _ t factory! auxin no no the ao-ti E=if°”'i°1'ii`§ln mmcieiii 3

that our lady cost »me's have a preolltoildhlis

etlorts in placing on the max-kega corset with slrh ad I

van o the corset has.

'Namely a eogsetrmade of the beet ality of Corset I ian Cloth and fitted “"°2»‘§"“‘.. .i.ii$lil’i°.°*.....°*'° '.‘ilt"' “'€£‘“”°‘i

corset at top or hot-:om an' mug

f ¢*,_,_DE-T0Lm_ ' .num the may ai. Pi-1°. 81.35 ma ..u”s“mperBl°ck‘i\ i°l')'l1)f§l’tz'g’li,rf‘>)€g§‘ $1.50. Forll°_5¥ hgh ‘$1859 merchants.

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MANUFACTURED BY

".`_GL“1rnx w`An'rED.- good - ' ` Xie fora grocer-yAstore, onlofhvzlill

Q... I, SUNSET U0.

m Ianccf 1§§‘§,°‘I:`ityApply sd: °f QUEBEC.

Queen Simi. He|d_qi llmrs lltart

This new and commodious hotel is

, now open for business. Thoroughly

provements, this hotel offers to the public accommodation, which cannot be excelled inany other on the Island. Good tables large airy bedrooms, oath rooms, sample rooms. Terms moderate. Free coach to all trains and steamers. Special accommo-

_ tr U s for St. John after n. few days' visit to his

ness.

the Nortlinniherland Saturda. for the

I.. Hodge Macneill, Stanley Bridge have

his visit. to his former home in .\'0\':\ Scotia but owing to the church repairs not been completed there was no service in his church _vcsterda_v.

H1-rv. D. J. G. McDonald leaves this

morningfor North Ilakot-a.wl1erc hc ox- pcctsto spend a few weeks. His place hercwill he supplied by Rev. F. Mc- Guigan who hasheen assistant priest in Lot 1-I congregation during thc past winter.

Tm-J last of the winter series of

Foresters entertainment ‘was given in Masonic Hall Friday eveningwith Mr. John M. Clark in the chair. The attend- ance was large and the entertainment throughout n most enjoyable one. The program consisted of addresses,readings »and music and was very credihobly-crawled out.

ON Saturday night some person or

persons unknown broke two large plate glass windows in the store of Brace Mc- Kay&Co. and also broke some windows in the store of F. \V. Strong 8: Co. The dastardly deed appears to have been done witha brick and stones, a brick bc- ing found in the store of Messrs. B race )I:Kuy& CJ. to which had been thrown through the \\'indo\v.

TH!-: tliunrlerstorir. of last. Thursdayeven

ing was unsually s-were at lvest Cape. A large barn belonging to Mr. James Mc - Isaac, Glenwood, Lot 8, was struck _by lighnting and burned to thcfground with all its contents,including 15 head of cattle, 15 hogs, a`thresher and cleaner and other farm implements, besides a quantity of hay, straw and grain. The tire was seen by the neighbors and many came to assist in existinguishing it. By strenuous efforts he succeeded in saving a large new barn connected by a shed to the onelburnt. The loss is a. very heavy one. There was no insurance.

A speeial meeting of the Summerside

. Town Council was held Saturday evening, the Mayor and Councillors, Brace, Morris McNeill, and Goss present. The resig~ nation of Mr. John Grady from the Coun. cil Board was accepted and an election ordered for May 15th tofill the vacancy. .A communication from the managers of the Presbyterian Church was read asking for the use of Market Hall for Divine service on Sunday 29th. Permission was granted. The Committee apointed to investigate the claim of Mr. Fremont Parsons for damages sustained by being run over by a hose cart as previously reported recommended that he be paid $15 in full of all claims. The recommendation was on motion adopted and the amount ordered to be paid.

SIX boys who have evidently been train-

ing for future usefulness had an advent- ure Saturday evening that may have the effect of changing the current of their lives for better or worse. It being a holiday they armed themselves with bowsand arrows, borroweda boat whose owner was tempor- arily absent, end went out into the harbor to shoot wild geese. A stif breeze oil' land unfortunatelysprung up and carried them out to sea.. When about opposite` the Lighthouse their yells for help attracted the attention of the light keeper, Capt Allen, who shouted directions to them,but whatever skill they may have had in aiming an arrow, they failed to to hit the lighthouse. Capt Allen took his boat, overtook the castaways and brought them to the lighthouse whence they were brought home some time later by t-he Frank C. Batt which had been scouring the coast in search of them. They did not get any geese.

Essentials to Success.

The successful druggist must be ac-

curate, careful and painstaking. Such

business men will command attention in any community of thinking people. Our

past record of faithful work in the drug business is a. guarantee to the public for the future.

‘Full Lines of Toilet Requisites. _

The Largest Variety of perfumes.

Popular Prices. Sleepless, nervous, run-down and ailing

people find Paine’s Celery Compound the besthealth builder. It cures permanently rheumatism, neuralgia, stomach tmublss and liver and kidney complaints. Give Paine’s Celery Compound a trial. ' I Reddin Bws..DruggLst.s, Charlottetown,

moi `

b_A latrge assortment of plain and fancy

hing s Confectionery

For can goods of all kinds just look

, omega my swan.-w._a. clung. -aa; I Hein-Ip 1>¢m¢,g¢_ ;¢,,,,,, "_

P.E. I. . H

Captain Richards returned by the S. S.

inthe city on Saturday evening by the

MR. J. .I. Hughes of _,curls was in the

D Colle e all vs interlca cs for his home

his parents at O'Leary Station.

i Mn. J. E. Matthews of the Patriot went

‘\Vcst Saturday afternoon. l\‘I.rs. Matt-

Senlner. llcleni

hews, who has been spending the pist

i weekin Carleton .wiIl_retu}'n home to-clay.

1_i

HIS TIME HAD COME.

So thought a. Quebec man until Dodd`s Kidncykillscured him of Bright`s Disease.

Quebec, Abril 23-Narcisse Mangy, of_109

St. Anne Street, this city, considers him- self an extreamly fortunate man. He has come through the ordeal of Bright' sDis- easc alive.

Bright`sDisease is an extremely fatal

disease of the kidneys. The sufferer ling- ers on,growing weaker and weaker, slow- ly and miserably dying. Once it fastens itself upon a victim there is only one hope to save-Dodd’s Kidney Pills. But they neverfail.

Narcisse Mangy says: “I have endured

Bright`s Disease for over five years. Doc- tors told me I would never get well. Ithonght my time had come. A friend told me to tryDodd`s Kidney Pills. I have just finished thc forth box and ant cured.’

Floor coverings, oil cloths, carpets,

rugs. curtains, imattmgs, everything for home comfort at Paton 8; Co`s- 18 tf

Apron Fair.-\Vc’ve enough aprons to

imake an apron fair. The prices range 1 from 19c to $1.35. Just have a look at our Red Cross Aprons, something new.-F. Perkins SL Co. 23 lt

Plant garden peas now. Carters' Seed

Store is the best place to buy them for early sowingf. American \Vonder, Notts Excelsior, First and Best. Carters' Seed

Catalogue (free) tells how to grow othem.

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Umbrellas.-Ladies see new stock of

umbrellas. New goods just opened and a beautiful range of nobby handles.-Weeks 8: Co., The Peoples' Store. 23 li

We have a large assortment of the latest

novelties in ladies' ties. Don't fail to see

ours before you buy.-F. Perkins gg 3Co.

California prunes 10 and 12 cents per

pound at Beer & Gofs. 23 Zi

California Navel Oi-u§es,30 and 35 cents

per dozen at Beer Sc Go s. 23 2i

Corderoy velvet in all the newest shades

at F. Perkins 8: Co. 23 3i

Ella-To think that it is two years

since we met and you knew me at once, Then I haven`t changed much, after alll Bella-Oh, I knew you by your bonnet. Who would have thought there was so much wear in it!

» S hifi? 25t=.

‘ I ¢nt direct io the diseased

EI-ts by the Improved Blower,

eals the ulcers, clears the all l’§?..?‘°2'.S°” d'°"""lf° “‘ 'h'

Y alll!! CIl\’¢S

I Catarrhandga Fever. ,Blower

$ All dealers. or IJ:.A. W. Chase Medicine Co.. Toronto mi Bufalq.

She-You don't love me any more. Hb-I coudn't.

She melted.

~ i-o_ _._ '

_ IT IS MISTAKE

To suppose that the kidne s alone are

responsible for all the wea.k,l)ame, acking backs. Backache as well as pain under the left shoulder blade frequently comes from the liver or complications of the liver and kidneys which can only be cured by ns1ng,the great_doubl_e treatmeat---Dr. Chase s Kidney Liver PIlls.0ne pill a dose, 52 cents a box.

'**'*l-l-_

“His life is simply a living death!" “Yes; he's a living example of the im

possibility ‘of living on so smallan income as his!" »

-i-£--m-_

nerves are actually starved and nervous

‘endure in silence the t ` _ me from ibchgreates misery

‘maEim"_ . il O °$h°11°f ,D12 lélfaseg glntmeilig

wi sooth dease th i h` will compleezelly cure . (|e,h¢§cwI?l¢gi;°gfseb(§

FOR SPRING.,

Franca; nggpigxgwto-day at %i:gg s 'ADIU 19 till Mt! 10 _ Richmond st. west. V “Have yourwaueegooe upl"“Igne_es eo;

runes and apricots just received at

orFIcEs{,.gg,f-,

K* is F1 `

h°"'° in S““‘”‘°"“i‘l"' Princess on Saturday evening. SEQ FNER Mc`[_EOD & C). ‘uve |200 ‘ '1`lU'¥llH\\\.l' f1`l9l1‘l-*I 0f MF* Mme” Glu”-“' Mr. J. B. Rackliff of Maine, arrived in They tell I pil: every half hour, bfgilllillg atv. H

pie. Carleton, will be pleased to learn the city on Saturday evening April 23rd__ Sm” Mme” ‘L 6 oycgwk ' ‘ery

that she is - ' ` fr I ' ' It ill- - - ~

I rea” ermg om ml rebel Mr. \V. II. Newsome of Toronto, arrived hm" *I-I all (-U|`l-5"" be 50l‘I‘-Il-IBWBI’

Mnsslzs. Edward (iourlie and Thomas Princess. . Pretty Curfains and law prim' "'°'"" “V Hayes, took away 14 very flue horses by . C. . _ . a Im” 2"' smck long b':/‘Ure that dila-

y city on Saturday. He returned home by MY STORE Bold 212 pair of their

St. J h ‘k tt. ` . . . .

o n mai e s the afternoon train. I per pair (every pair being fully guaranteed )9 pq;

Messrs' P C' Crosby’ Mamhneld and A' John VVaIsh who has been attending S. “55 "etul'|-WTI: *half WGS lfllo prtoenhso of bod L

_ _ _ ) _ g ' v .' _ . _ _

snt~cessfully p:_ts.-tori in chennst,-y in tht in Boston this morning I T/mt ts the recmfl of our fnmons Daplmp Kd "F>'ty011I`111C<ll¢‘2\l> df MCUIU- _ _ v _ v V bafl record]/` _1/nu happen to get abad pair you ge( gg.

Mn. BImiz.\'l:n.\.\l. a contractor of _1\_I'fSMf*m‘e“_ Of Solmsv “ho 133° bee? SENTiVE]l.l[c'/.EOD ci' Co.

Otmw went' Over .thc Siu of the p,.0_ lvisitmg In Halifax crossed by the S. S.

ai . ~. . ,

posed brcakwatcr Saturday morning, Ile Pfmce->`S 011 b11f\1!`<l2lY €\'€Il1I1:;- SEN Ib ER 3/ICLEOD &CO have A lille of plot” left the sanic day on return for home M,._ C_ Ellis returned g Saturday after they 391| gt 28;; 3, yyd [egg Qve-pup mn( It nk” H

Ill'U10N0I‘tl1\11nberl:unl. noon to resume his studies ut P. W. C. what will the material for the dress colt-

; .' ' _ ` ,l' t ' '° I

lliiv. VV. H. Smith has returned from after `l)@n`dmg the Eager W) ld ly* “ 11 I fl-halfs what it cut you to buy ‘

STORE-but you must be quick'

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when the blood anim and watery, the °""‘°'**“"' AN" PW

,°Xh8»\1¢§i9l1 and prostx-ation soon follow. ' ` _

feedthe nerves with Dr. A. W. Chase's ilf;’§2»1f‘i?f‘l?.'l.‘i’v.°g.“ "ill “Tr” t'°°i. "‘°’“

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Face cut and fac-simile sixgenagire B.'"u." h"*“' c-'*' 1*'

A. W. Chase on every box of the genuine. lC‘\OIL ‘nu

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dream- s_ rien es amnce pie °%m”l°_Inm_ R.u°i““ t `-‘ 23|¢1m

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ITCHING FILES Feb 8 A W' gonwannfhoss, an I. ne. necessary ln

asem es causes ' e fn. Fl °d ty '““"’ "°°"‘ “’ mscsttmsous mans. 53;*

“Would you undertake to select 40

Mrs. Travlas, Fennelle P. 0. wr-lies: I

r My husband was so boil fblrrhoea I *WW

Rem, on us, Dann -Giunolus. Lilies. that he paseedblood rl md Iiftho is-=';“-..-:~»-....=>-‘f“-f-i'.'fz

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