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ll’s the _ llifierence--

Beeween the mouth-old Egg and* the Egg' of today that gives the latter its value.

llfs the Difference--*

Between the ordinary old Groce ries, kept in stock for some time' and our new fresh stock, just laid in, that makes ours so de~_ sirable. With your permission we appoint you a committee of one to ascer- tain why we make the above claim, and to be convinced that what we say is true. We are open but a. few days, but we are here for business.

lllll$llllll & HURNSBY

'Charlottetown.Ar>ril 4. eod dr w 6mo

Gharlittelown Sewerate System.

SEALED TENDERS addressed to nie

undersigned, will ‘oe received at this

Office until noon, on _

Saturday lay 6, 1899

For furnishing certain material and performing the work necessary for the construction of certain portions of the Charlottetown Sewerage System. ac- oording to conditions, specifications and plans to be seen at this Oiiice, and also at the Oftlce of the Engineer, Mr- Freeman C. Coffin, 53 State Street, ` Boston, Mass.

Proposals must be on forms supplied

from thisllflice ; and each tender must be accompanied by a' certified Bank Cheque for six hundred dollars ($600), payable to the order of the Commission- ers of_Sewers and -Water Supply. This cheque will be forfeited if the party de- cline the contract or fail to complete the work contracted for, but will be re- turned in case of non-acceptance of tender.

The Commissioners do not bind them-

selves to accept the 'lowest or any tender. -

HENRY SMITH.

Chairman.

Office of Commissioners of Sewers ‘and Water Supply, Charlottetown, P. E. I., April 15, 1899. a 17

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llharltlieiuwn Stwerave System

SEALED SEPARATE TENDERS ad-

dressed to the undersigned will be

received at this Ollice until noon, on

Saturday. May 6, 1899

1st. For furnishing materials and per-

forming work necessary for Building a Reservoir and Pumping Station.

2nd. For furnishing material and

performing the labor in the erection ol _the Pumping Machinery.

3rd. For furnishing Cast Iron Man-

hole Frames and Covers and other Iron Work.

The above work to be done according

to conditions, plaps and specillcations to be seen at this Office. and also at the Oilice of the Engineer Mr. Freeman C. Collin, 53 Slate Street,Boston, Mass.

Proposals must be' on forms supplied

from this Oiiice; and each tender must be accompanied by a certified Bank Cheque for (5) per cent cf the amount of the tender and payable to the order of the _Commissioners of Sewers and Water Supply. This check will be for- feited if .the party decline the contract or fail to complete the work contracted fOr, but will be returned in case of non- acceptance of tender.

The commissioners do not bind them-

selves to accept the lowest or any tender.

HENRY SMITH, _ . Chairman.

Oflice of Commissioners of Sewersand

Water Supply, Charlottetown, P.E.I., April 15, 1899. al? `

WE`ll0 ASJWE+AY""‘lllél.s

££Al.‘.£H5

Our

Bicycle

Hospital is crowded with wheels of all kinds ready for treatment.

Bice ole D<>¢§;or

treats them right and only charges' for the work that is done right..

Hoe 'tal d d :to ' t _

sum ghm d)§§?l`i;rllili tihodarlrln Q tend 'Let us send our ambulance for your

ER 'i.s.s.r.ei_<= E.

W dqinzcligcle Shop.

Alléél

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_ tin

Often Colds settle on the Thrda _ Bronchial Tubes, and make £110 V0\°° hoarse and husky, and an eiifort tg sptgeka distressing. lt lb<;0;`f;;h:;§ile

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whispegs oei°slc§tte;)ii1S1 kigd nothing Wm su

30311 gcive relief and restore the V0i°0 3|

Dr. Wood’s i' Norway Pino t

Syrup. .

£_

° ' . J. S 'th Caledonia,

0n'It31’1sWl.1si;;};a;t yggrlggo ,I lllid 8 V91] severe Cold which settled on 1117 1“1\8'3- and throat. It got so bad I could scarcely speak louder than a whisper' I 1717194 several Cough medicines but got very uni. relief until 1 used two and one-half bottles of Dr. Wood’s Norway; l?11\0 WHIP: which completely cured mo.

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THE BEST is always imitated. Dodd’s Kidney Pills, sold only

in bore like this, are widely

lminited, lecause th? are the host Kidney cure. ako none ~ but

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oomii_o§_v_1ii|'rs. |NcA|_§\||_lB|_E GMM

Guardian readers willjind the follow-

M 8th Re W .Dobson

6000

Dr :Wm-1 . 31994 and Nerve Pills have

Grace church. at I1 a. m. and? p. im done sieyau lnealculableamount ofgood

1 ¢hm1¢ any are the best, surest and

“Y " V m' "L°°° chest actiiig cure for nervousness,

O Y B _.The Orange Young

Crrr Council meets the second Mon

Tris Charlottetown School Board

ronnsrans

' 'u 'fr "E s 112.11 A flfb' L ' . *il*

Court Charlottetown, 0.0.F., second my yrbedmé strength gfevagpiyh _

and last Friday, Wrighvs Hall. W. C. _ _ my blah-df, I Wag always excessively 1 Whit10¢k, Sscly. nervous. ' i

Prince George Encampment, Royal

ture in Grohe Church on “Englandsnd ' 9”' im' - “he beg,-it insomnia or

Englishmen.” or impoverished

biood.io»sofa.ppe1=t°.s¢=\°f=1 eblllfr 1114

at-irons moot Friday evening in m-tonite. ro. nano >'°=f°»,"°f°"° I °°“" M80h&Dl08’ Hall. _ ¢¢||¢Qd_ Dr wards Blood Mid

nerve,P|l1s, my heart was weak and in ai!

_ _ i - G ~ 1 n

day in each month. Dr. Warburton, “°h°“m‘ “te Bach” was so muc

that I could not wallt across the

Mayor, H M. Davison, City Clerk mug without sutferin' great distress,

my heart lettering’ 9414 “"8 9° “PNY

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W” are ll

my nertdlin unstrun§ My 81”? W”

I have now taken three boxes of

' 1, ; . Blood and Nerve Pdls and

§‘Z*.3'i»if.°J.§’$°é’i2.k‘”_i‘i7$i!’ii.i‘i“.’.. A i.'?.f..?i‘.".`; vm I hw »<;;g;°=°,;;;_&;

*. . . °. _ _ _ 0f° p V “‘?§I§;“.°;‘”.t.‘§?.1.“°.§....m._ 1 A. .F 1»»==~ P-1° “re =.f;°‘1“.:°*».;...'°°f‘".t‘.°: -mi E-an -hoo

“first and third Tuesday .of each niontli f°'r”,m,1,°°tf°ub|:}n'§wl9§i-v. W:d'sul?ills my heart are U10 13508* SWIG 5113 156 Pl'

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May 7 th-Rev Wm Dobion in if L L i if

A T WHAT

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LWe have the largest '

in Mechanic. nan, eration si. -E. H. g, ,,,',.f,,¢;, 1..-.rev and strong and ge” - 9 We make a sneeislty

Duohemin, Sec’y. ' F ‘ _d bei-_ Setts. are the best

Co A , I. O. ., secon semov¢d_ _“NY 'm°d°_ -

__ B1'i°9_25°° Au dedm’ -1 and fdilisih 'I.:;:d)s;I;: of each month in ¢ff°%¢‘_‘9d3°'°m°he°'ah!

. _ , _ _,,m,¢;|¢m|de_myb1oodncha__ S

Mechanics Hall,Grafton St.-J.D. Tay-_ we me | healthy appehtimg,

_ il Seca _ g ' . , Y . ‘ ' ect ’

Be on ! mCourty Gladstone, A.O.F.. meets in _W i place of Your L " _ Mechanics? Hall on the first and third weakness, ‘heart

`_\ ~ Wednesday of each month. R.D. Ken-_ t_li|'¢\'_i!ll=l"’¢’U9l\¢°;_-i2“’&°i° I

,__ Q" 51" _ Rely. Sec’y. _ M ' sigfsdf ill.. N. iniiward. I

_»L '_ ' __ , _ _HABO . ‘i paws 1 _ ’/I ' st. Jonni. Long. in ineonio _.WD“§f°wSiZ.,§vf°_;§i..d .od in_ii...._ - ` Temple, second Tifesdayin month. 5i>oxe¢_for_ 82.°°_lt

D R Mclnnnrau. Seovy. -I edwon recaéistééf-grl°9 Temple, first Monday in month " Zi - '£i'°°‘~'» T°"°°‘°° B°°k°"°'

' J R Davison, Sec’ A .

lt? ' " i ~A1exandra Chiipter,Ii-oyalilmhhla-‘___L _‘Car H 7 sons_ in Masonic' Temple, dirsl

Victoria Lodge ln Masonic

Thursday in month except June,

C FUR Km . Jnly_and August. JJ Weldon. Sec’y~ _ _:_ i V,

Prince Edward Preceptory K "T

_ I. , _ . . .' ’ ' 7 "V 7: .L . __ _a

`i.§‘».}‘»..,_ eaicwrev 5; _ in Masomc Tem le, third Wed- , f "fr V - .

P _ _ _ _

nesday in month H W Anderson,

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ounrnnmws

Port La Joie Eneampment no 4

second Wednesday in each month.--I3 _il

R. McLennan B..'S. " ` ° .

St Lawrence Lcd ev Hon-

_day evening. W Allfartin, ., _ - ~ il

Wildey Lodge . _every

evening; both in their hall in Row. W R Boi-sham, S'ei'i’y..- _ '

Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No ffl, meets

every first and third' 'hiesday evening.

. patrons, and friends generally, .

- abling me to buy in muchlarger 0 A

ever before to cater to the Wants »

soliciting a continuance of the same

I rema.in__ygurs etc.

lolosgoeolo»_

1 Eva St. C. Harris, Secretary.

sons 'or ENGLAND. __ '

_ Every Thursday eveninginthelr hall

on Victoria Row. Andrew Newson Sec’y.' v ~ .

Q Lodge Prince Edward meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month in

I e . r e 5 9 I I

.. _ _ _ . ,their ha1l,;Victoria Row.-H.B.Wright _ | _ '

S°°’y- 1 ` ‘ ' j

_ <- G' j- soNsoF_'riun>imAma. g i _ <__

-I I beg t0 edvlae my many ‘ Prinoo Edward Division No. 1,- .

meets in W ' ht’ Hall Tuesds

ri s , everv ' . 3 _Q _» pager; ;‘ '

I that, finding my quarters, on W. P.Kirby,1€Soribe. ' _- 1 y._, *- 1 ‘,_:_x»*°u*‘ Fon rr '

.Upper Great George Street too' _Yictoria Division No 4, every, fe I ow'-' ' o- ' - - f

-small for my fast increasing M9358! 0V6lliIlg lI\Wright’S 11511- J J

busi ness. 1 have moved to the ' 'ChaP_P°u» 1 3 _ _ _ f

’ welsh & owen buiidiog,i.owor- f- '-9”°“* D\v1°1°1§_~s;£¥» _ 161~- °v°=Y j I ueen St M n w ` “ Fndav evlmin ’ _-, li "" D

Q . y e premises* H H J _/1

‘are large and roomy, thus enf a ‘ _ 4 ’ ` _

ni. _

Com ”

_ _ _ _ __ _ pany -'_A. every Monday in

Qquavtlbles and _plwugg me 111., wrign 5 Hail, at 6.30 p. m. Ad. - an even better position than-_ Wadman, Sec’y.

soon 'ritm>LAii:s. ' -

’ of my (mst-,0merg_ ` . Charlottetown Lodge meets in

I ,/ful] _ t _ Wright’s Hall every Thursday .evening

= bodyrtiipffn ang 5322 igvenrlsg, = at 8 o’clock. Visitiu g,__`Templars wel- ‘ new quarters. Thankful for °_°n.1°°_H1J'.Sl.“’3'n‘f°BU~3Y' S°°'7'

_ a.1l»pa.t_rona.gein_the 'past__and_* at _ L _ _ '

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if you are not up to date you _

' Prices to Si

New Goods

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_ _Weeheartly thank you for' -the _`_ liberal and increased patronage _ -whicl;-_hasfmade the past year a "record breaker -in the history of __ our business... ~

;?`lWe` to the front again this ”"ses.eon with a.;-large and complete

'rocimn acosnnt ‘»o Irina! vsmk __,,f _

Q Apt 7, odd. & y iy.. oifwwn I sc. s ‘ o.°.1ni.»»»=sw

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of Kickapoo, 2,26, by Dean Swift. sireof 4 in 30 list. I

_ PROVIDER is sowell known to the pub hc, both as a trotter and race horse,dthat but ' little need be said of him. At the trotting rueetinz held in Charlottetown last September, he started the first da in the 2.26 class, and won in three straigh t heats, making the fast I;1.’”.?.‘¥i.".;“ii’f;I€’¥.§i‘“;‘f.*.’;.i% "“.§’..‘.‘*i.§.§“‘." “semi ~ heats tnne222l2 ’ dag “ “S 'h

without making abreak or mistake beating fast ones at Arclight 2.192, and lhontrose, _

_Persons who may_not desire tobread trotters

will please take notice that Provider has that suuerlativcly good high knee action, so desir- able _in roadsters, and_ carriage horses. These qualities combined with his flue breeding la sine, good color. and disiplosition, must be sig ' cient recomendation to, sure patron age. ‘ i Provider will make the season at John Con-

nors Stables. opposite the Opera. House-Toi-me $10.09 for the season, with usual return privi- egeifmareis notin foal. '

W. S. McKIE, CHARLES WILLIAMS,

ci."rown4tn.isss. - 1 I” Ch°'°°~ 3-dy. ood wky ,6wks.

Wh?-i`te’s

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__ 4 L-8'nd‘SP"”_g_¢°9l°i’_

y ...ee tr. .f i~:.t....,_..,2.i.7 14 _;f~:o.m.g.. Hmm, .impmed B..-

=='=4y°ers,and6ve others mt-=2.3o 1' if ` » ' '~ -. V ’ "'.~ _f ~ - f dam Lill, dam of Do’, 2.18, and grandlsriil . ` i `£h`ur’ns’ machines

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- can b._h.._d__,.t tndroiiowing first-class stores. _

. ~,i

WJK. lj-lfutohlnson. s_r_e,»jv’i,ir.t_.\t cafes, 1

heat iii the two bllill uni. " ' D wi; & coo

Sanderson 8: Co. _

' ’.‘l.D.M`cLe_od`,&`lc;o‘___s _

W- F. Carter.

These .gentlemen are willing to pay the price necessary to procure a_good article. Quality is to them of more

Mm _

Onen orse Seeders,“Gia.nt” Seed ers and @,,Harrows ,(combined,)

Planters, -“Giant” Cultivators, “Giant Disc” 'Harrowstd _

.|. 'r. Wkanozn. I £i.*&..tP‘Ps.‘tt*t’?l2‘:.‘.::..?;”;l"2i‘°.."l2ldt**.:d.‘:‘i asus Mfg _logofs ~

U |..~_. _ _ -1 :_Gi‘.` ="__. _ '

1 e. Evsryttingqttdf date ‘&'ful'l Y _~.Y;B_rra_nted_._ _ Agencies

'E5-Qall snzwrite -for prices-and ' catalogues. ,_ _ I

Af._|lorne dr Go

t !_"'_.-4"£. . _

Post Omoo. For 'apply at the and Bcntlieyj

12.431. L

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sadaaaasansarnaar i = E'

“ 1&Bt”G-rain Drills, “Giant” Corn _

- _ ' _ie =‘~

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own ailoto

'Tho B

MONTHLY instal paid for rent.

The- Birkbeck Investment and Capital 2,006,000. _ `

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.Full information on sppliéatif

Mch8 - »

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tn : Nz.. _ _

Are you thinking of con

one 'l Is your time limited 1

We can take the worst

l it in one setting!

eat and fill in one setting.

We can take any num

ight in one sitting, and fu again

ACTED because you are the experience and me S DENTISTRY by use

` ’ rlin Metl

ani

will assist you tobi

_ _ i

We can take the worst

_ _ bf

we sAvE TEETH.

renee

and

asrssassasa

ay as impression is taken

We have everything req

or comfort of our patients. _ We make metal Plates.

Persons from out of to

ing to see 118, $8 they can hav

_ ` iloes oftime, and fully_gua.rant

lo N, and each branch in cha.

G Westleigh. The later residence of advice keel can md me 8 David Laird, .situated on

_ thai Malpeque Road, about ten min-

ded. ...ik from the '

Btltili

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We make Crown and Bri

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lace same day as .impression

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