' The subscriber ia inatr cted to a¢1\ 3|

Public‘A\tctio1t§’ot¥"ili\t" ii|1`séls"'b'll" '

Wstvesda _- 4111!. 14.1.1.1., 'ns

A “shout of r?o’clcrk noon, -

Th t. valuable dwellin house. and

prem es belonging to til@'E'¢;g§¢¢ of, (yt lite ,illiam Harper, huvin%afrontag. 011 Fiibroy Street 41 feet, an extending brck therefropi lqofggt, ._ 1 arggidwggéngt it1ou;e and§outbuildingr= a n a e o re a r, u he ,_,,¢_ 8 _ .__ ...P.. ll.. tl muse

Ter s of eaieland further particulars

made nown on application to William A. H r or at the ofiiceof Haszard. 81. Gaudi. ~ ' " "' ‘ A \i.U¢ will be given to the pur~

chaser. ' ‘

' . BEN] CARTER &C0',

_ ' Auctioneer,

18dmwftd. " ‘ ' ` ‘

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Charlottetowp Steam Iiavl- eitivn ¢on1'nn\r_tlmllev. “°11li!l_i_0_ll .D__2.Il?.f.|,\.lll?‘2.l1.<_1’_0t. _‘.~E.X.CllRSlON.

For the abovc,. tickets will be issued ts. oints on the Iutcrcoionial Railway on Junt 0th, wth nmi July 2nd, iild, good to return oi. Jlllb' ilrd. 1906. at ret-clues onc way iocnl fart or thc round trip. _ . ` On Jul "$1161 tickets will ll issued fro i Charloiztztnwii bo Ptotou and frtl,m Sunlmorsitil to Point du Chonegood to ruturu some duy iol one dollar for thu 1-oulltltrlp. This `will bon splendid opporr.t\I\_iF¥ for excursloulsts‘ tn take °.l..°.~‘.‘»2lla‘.l l'.:‘.°.‘lz ““'l'"‘r”l"

. one on arr vn. o morn-

lnz trainirom all stations ci 1?. E. i..R.,

_ - G. W. walrmlronsa,

27 lirfunmor.

lenders forCoal*1 » *

and Kalsomining

Tenders will bereceived at tht

odice of School .Board up to Juni 3oth for 250 tous Acadia rounc coal for the City Schools.

Tenders will also ,be received for Kalsomiuing West Kent Sl. School up to tile `3ot1'.~ ins*ant. -

The '.l‘rt_1_stee_s'are not bound tt

accept the lowest or any tenders.

For _further information apply

to ‘ ~ - ~ ' -

E. S. STEWART. - . ~ Sec-’yofS. B.

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The schr. "Culabl in"ls due to nrriv here from New York during the lnttel putt of june with a specially selected cargo of about 7oo tons Anthraeite coal i_r_\q¢gg.at1d citestituilsiies. -

This cargowlll bc sold at very low~

est pxlihie pv;ic_e while _di,:sch,prgi,ug.

B _V yatrrorderc at once gs prices

at mines advance each _n_1fo_nth. `

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Ci1’town _ _ ' 3rd_tf. `

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For all kinds of Family Baking

BEAVER _F LOUR

has no equal. it is the only ilout' blended especially for

'household use and this blencl-

l..g~.l..".:‘;.f.';':::."¢‘.;‘:.”.:‘° enable. ll.. housewife to get the best

reigns- Bprhilgl szrgitlétln

The best costs no more

than the next best. Your grocer should have it for you.

of Lynn, Maas., will ii you will write her is tho daughter-lm

und for twenty-

slck women

1 Tlirred slalr»l1us` been tried on one of the

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Black. all nd I

never shined ery It soo.

neauzov orrncoav

in the pala-

view

and

ierocioul wild cat in middle oi the livery ' » ‘ - _ Mr.,_0onroy uwthewiidcatenier the. cater: arid stfartf' to swim across.- ihs despatched a couple of his men _to the"oppoclte- shore, where the wildfcel. would likely land. with instruc- tions to prevent. it doing so. In the meantime ‘ Mr. Conroy jumped into a canoeand paddled -out in the river, where he 'calculated the current would lcai‘i'y`_tite'wild~cat on it being prevented from l`am_iii'|'|'r." When within lt hundred rardgicr* so.'.o,i the c:\noe tile cat swnu violently away from lt, but Mr Conroy being n padvliler oiuo ordinary powers, rave close. on getting ‘wltlua cttw. ,cr twenty i_g_ct from the animal, the latiaer commenced to show iight. and at once glad; for the canoe. -'Allen-arfisxoltliig' tuisncl llir. Conroy managed to kill the animal and towed it me taste. ‘

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Wuuxursu, Man.. June Z6.-G. Wester yard, proprietor of the National Hotel, has ordered an airshlp ironl the Paris and New York Aerial Navigation Co. Mr. Wcsteryard agreed topurchass the ma- chine with no more fuss than if he were \\°l"fi'¢'l'|°I\i< ll si1dipleibo§"of`soixls howl brttnd of'clgt\`rs. Upoll itemarrival here in u few weeks `t|yI"l_e _-llc-intends to take little trips' agountllthe country. Itisfun~ derstood ,thubilhefahtliip ia bling made in Pulls and lroirt tltvre 'Will be shipped lo New Yo|*h,s.'\lvlltt!'e` it will' be pu' together au_d“..thcn~ started on_|ts way to \Vinnlpe§','as1‘iving'ht're in Sept.cm~ her. 4 f' 1 _

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I.op1noi}l.iune‘20- It is claimed for the

Eustilouxgno "_;'|Jo`rvu 0ounuii,5.Eng.I that they havls solved the dust ` problem. They have _i’ound'ltitat`lby tarqiaintlng the mn., alsraogrsitcn is ’p¢-amuse, ana l2,0Q0sqt‘lliri_ffi'fe`tili`s."fcnn hefdealt w th in this all-"=`l'\7 coat of about

prlucl'pll'l ihoroughfaros, and this is said to hrlvel- lrendered tho trnilic nolseless to n arent extent.

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AEUHIUUS [lil]

PARIS MAHKET

Pants, June 27-Thcrols scurious old

market near Paris, lu whi h everything

can lit themselyes out there from head' to foot. As a writer s`oys:'. .“Ml_rr|i‘ can sell

exchange hex- 6i_d'ldi'ees'ior alncw one, and, if sho likes, buy a` steak and a. salad for her dhlncr, ti. papal- bag of fried pota- toes, sweetsutnd lotus `ilowers for her window. Democracy Illini here, and 'no more ettentiorfis _id to the million- sire who _ia=..,look'i¥1`;i`¢".'icr `iorncthing marvellous whichho' tbay pick up cheap. than to the t`nau`wlih iitqlwoodan lea who wantsa new boot'-'biz' exchange iorn dozen sartdlne tins, live, .gloves V- and u stocking.

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EMINENT ISLANDERS.

Fill up, sign nnd_mail to The Guardian,

Charlottetown the following blank list,

dead, who vrers horn ln, or havelivved in _Pl-ln`ce .Tiiiwurd island, and wlzdvlllavc ati6ined.the greatest dlstlnutlorild: home or abrorid, placing the names tirder oi greatest e e ce accord of our .iudgemerlt.lI,`i‘i~'ll‘@-`ll" "°`i’"‘ , ,

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.ss-s 1-is nests.: »» out

cHAnL0’1"l'1t1‘0wN

s sold ns second-h|iuti.“\gorklug girls'

her old felt hat*-and buy) Bt.raw"‘one,,

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susan s-.sr-.<»»»»~»» |»~¢~~4|.~-- sl

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BETA DAVH.

of the Gmzc Stock C1. which opens a' engagement in the Opera House for tivo nights starting Monday July 2nd.

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lu Blganse and . Pulify the Blom

AND INVIGORATE THF. ACTION OF LIVER. KIDNEYS AND BOWEI S YOU MUST USE'

DR. i`.HASE’S KIDN EY-LIVER PILLS.

In calling your nttcntion to Dr. Chase'-

Kidney Liver Pills it is only necessary tt point to their success in thc past, fur they ure known ln uenriy overy home.

By means of their direct and specltlt uction on theliver--causing tt healthful iiow of bile-they rr-gulatc and enliven the notion of the bowels and insure good digestion in the intestines. At the sam: time they stimulate the kidneys in their work of filtering poisons from tht- ili00d.

This cleansing process set lu action by

Dr. Chusc's Kidney Liver-Pills menus u thorough cure of blliousness intestinl1‘ ludigestiou, torpld llvcr, kidney derange- mcnts and constipation.

It menus n restoration of health,

strength null comfort where there have been pain. vreukness nud suffering. ll means rl removal of the conditions which lend to bllckachc, rhcumutism, iumbugo, Bright's disease, uppendlcitis and diabetes.

Mr. \Vu\. G. Purdy, Bridgetown, N. S., writes:-“When 1 wrolc to you for Dr. Chanda Kidney Liver Pills I was n sullen er from kidueydisense, stolnuch trouble und livcr and bowci disorders., Be using one pill nt bed time cvcry night my health has lzroduully improved until l can say that I um in bul.ter'hl>nlth than I 'hlive been for twenty ilve years. All other medicines failed but Dr. Chase‘s ,Kidney Liver Pills have cured me."

Cuptuin John T. Theiro, Moteghan River, Digby Co., N. S., writcsi-“I have used Dr. Ulm:-'o's Kidney Liver Pills to keep the bowels regular and us a cure for kidney trouble und can recom ulcud them most highly.

Dr. Chuses Kidney-Livcr Pills, one pill

adose, 25 cents n box, ut nil llcnlcls or Efimnnson Llntcs 8.: Co., Turouio.

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See our beautiful s'ock of fanct

neckwear, dainty and exceedingly cheap, M. Trainor.& Co. 26dtwti

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‘ Aiiapanese i

.helltlntisnl

It is the Japanese _solvent contained in

Klmo Tablets that makes them a certain cure for rheumatispt.

This ingredient, which is specially im- »>=f==f1.f.<.=_f .ff<>.\\= Jam. and _ac ye: is

contained in no odierfenietya, ‘yiil.ab|_o- iutely dl`séol`v`e‘ file-"\1ric”a téiaiisdesg whlch‘gi'2tUfoYi iii! )UiiitS‘“liiG*‘!li'ii!Ei!!' and cause rhcumatisrp. Wlicrl"tljidi'-l§'0"'di&%lved, it is easy to

ulmulits 'ms lnaneviumcgnilyrs ei? " ‘ them 1 lfrorntlié into flthu l"' ` ` 55 ' ‘fi` I ' ¢ ~§~”'5'~»»‘f1’;z\li*i|~_1lf> cdiee f ' to cur# ¢,f=.=l.»“,l§¢.’°£\=ff,.-‘_ isivsnttafalsqigs ns MM ¢aa't drive itii»_A

wttho\i¢i»:'1i_“£‘$ “'»`i“.,~‘_~ _ often _V _, ` ,, trouble. '“"'~- '\.’t\_=~` - ._ -

'Kimo Tablets dissolve thenrand drive them out. . _ _ _._

vs 1sr.f.°r~°‘\*» l..-_ nasal. th °".* -week.

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'JUNE _ 29, 1906

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Mott housewives judge the purity

of a iionr by its whiteness. White somehow signifies purity. But while puteiiours are always white, white Hours are not always pure. Royal Household Flour is 'un wuolr sour am is muted.

It is also the purest. You muyatrink the flour you are using is s tu white as Hour can be. Yetif you place it beside Royal Household Flour it will look yellow by com- psrisop. Ask your grocer for Royal Household, and make sure that he understands that you mean il. tigilvie l-‘iour Mills Co.. Lili.

“ogllvlcs naar fm a cook," _wc-

ming 130 pages of excellent rect

bl`l -d bei re. Your

?;f>_;`¢2f'l'fil.°l°i>1’i`;ciisl.`<§w to ggt it umm.

CATCH _ TROUT

You must have the right gear. Any person acquainted with fly hshing mudt know that there is only 6 or 7 Fiys_ that take in our waters. 1 have thoaekillers only. I have just purchased an agent’a sample rods chesp. They will be sold for less than cost. ' (ull early as they wtn't lasrlong at my prices. 1 also carry 1ines.baskeis,castlng ]lrles,ho<_>ks, books, reels and everything for fishing Call and sec for yourself.

-\. F. CALDER,

Tuxidermist. V

26d7i ' Gt. Geo. St.

A Friendly Tip

If you have not ordered :your spring

suit, 1et’s get together.

We want your trade, not only your

next order, but future orders as well, Our goods will stand the test.

ou want our goods, perhaps you

don't know it, but we believe it and are coniident we can convince you. Our new Sprng patterns are "good for sore eyes. ’ and worthy of your consideration. The prices are not in it when compared with the quality. ' '

lYlt‘i)0NALD & PERRY.

A The Nobby Tutors,

Great George Sirtet.

sovlslllluleul

LOANS.

Under authority Of the Act of

|906, the Government of Prince lidward Island is prepared to re- crive further lcans for which De-

to it Receipts will be issued. In- terest from date of deposit until withdrawal. No notice of the withdrawal required. For further information apply to “The Provincial Treasurer, Char- lottetown.” 15dtwti’

Vital Statistics

RINCE BDWAR_D ISLAND

PUBLK3 NOTICE !

l on ann Arran JUN): xsr, |906

HS Egcurrirllz in the Province of

r nee ward Island must be re is icred within 30 days of their ocgur- fence

D1;A'i‘KS oicécurripig rin Charlottetpiwrt,

ummers e"an ec etown i be registered beforedbulriiai. us REATHS occurring in other parts of the `. L51-ovip;:i Fast be registered within 7

a s ` e occurrence.

MAIYRIAGEB must be registered in -ithc otiicc. of the Registrar General within 30 days. of the date of thet

celebration. 8 E R

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Refgiatrar Generht.

qptce or the Comm nioner of Agricult- '- I - ure, Charlottetown. V

rdmwf twmfsw.

'Michael Tcllfl. Bros.

,Qu 'gt?;extto8tevenson'eTlnB “Keep the cboicest Fruit and Qroceries, 5 p.c. discount on g

teries. '

it ir and 1%uit‘l'st;ir's_)"‘_‘

’Star" will be n~.~nrim¢ ` to our policy

tiers ands pointer tu the intending

nsurer. lst.-TheColnpun_v do noispccuiate wtui

its funds and not one liullur has been lost ln this wav. _

Bud.-The Company do not ilolti any

inauthorlzed securities. its invcsrmenrn

nninrr ni' the highest t:hltrlu:Lur.

.-l'nere are no nwrpnitl oillcluls in

connection with thc tlcnipnny. The salaries during the curly yours of the Compauy's history were shown to he exceedingly moderate.

4th.-There are no t-xol-ssivlz tllvidcnds

paid toshnreholders und tht-.v have not received a dollar in the way uibmiuses or by other lneuulnr menus, tin- policy holder receiving utmost every tlullur oi profit earned.

5th.-The dealings oi the Company with

be just and equitable giving to every on a full value for the premium pnid.

0th.-That the Manager Leopold

Goldman and Actuary Gllizour are men of ability and thoroughly conversant with Life Insurance, Mr. Goidman's broad grasp of thc business enabling him to( give many pointers to the Commissioners particularly in regard to the class of investments a Life Company could safely and proiltahiy deal in, and also us to methods of reducing expenses.

The expert testimony given by Mr.

Goldman and other Canadian Life Managers will doubtless prove of great value to the Commissioners in preparing heir report to the Government :sud

its vnrious policy holders were shown lol

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What a Charlottetown Gentlemen has to Say qi`“iha

Cal L", ' C m an i f

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O/ ’ »‘ --------.Z _ '7 ° ' \ o_ ovlng tact.-.t alillucod from tn mntcrluliy aeelst`in revising and perfec

:E l /_ I } 'evidenoeaegiven in tho Montreal Dait ing the Canadian Insurance Act.

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Messrs. Ross & Matthews,

'Provincial Managers, North

American Life,

` Charlottetown.

wr runn-

Gnz _ -L _

" Having taken out arpolicy for 52ooo.co

with the North Ame can Life twenty years ago on the zo Payment Life plan. with an annual premium of $58.10, beg

to acknowledge the followiisig options which your Company now g ve me at

the izpiratiou of the investment period. ist; aah $1384.00 :nd ;-A paid np policy for $2860.00. 3rd ;-To withdraw the profits $476 oo and take a paid up policy for the face of the policy $2ooo.oo participating in future profits, or 4t.hly; f-To draw I life annuity of $33.80 and carry the $:ooo.oo as a paid up policy' Any of these options I consider 'good value, in view of the fact that I have had the risk carried on my life for the period of zo years, which if estimated at $10 oo per thousand, the usual price charged by Fraternal Societies, ` would leave mean investment on the balance of the premiums equal to about 5% per cent.

I am a thorough believer in Life

Insurance aud have no hesitation in saying that the results your Company have accomplished are an evidence of skilful aswell se careful managemnt on their part.

Yours sincerely. MARK N- WRIGHT.

Charlottetown, May 3oih,

ROSS 8: MATTHE S.

Provincial Managers, Ch"i‘own

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The Old Reliable' Marble and Granite Works of E. F. PURDY

desire to trunk our many friends for

their generous patronage of the past, and to say that we are better prepared than ever to execute all work entrusted to us, with aeatness and despatch.

No order too large or too smell for us. Correspondence solicited.- Designs and prices furnished cheer-

fully on application. '

E- F. PURQY,

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