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THE LHA WN GUARDIAN. JUNE 11 1906

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H f auttatlttaorenon wl.yy....,.,.,, S uranium ala w some as

g H r go through life with hall starved °' sl* 3°”

hair lf you want lon thi k Tll8atnrday Guardian, only titty oenta

lair, umtmteetl lt moltvlot are to l. 1 F- ° -\=°~vr

we" hm, nop. hm" g ar a r food--Ayer a Hair Vlgor a year la an excellant. gift br that friend

he", hed your Inns! Mit; keeps aoi¢l|’|-,d ;m°°¢|,’ .nd gm," long md ofyoura abroad Subscribe for it todav

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__ used, can _ba secured at a tremendous

A Head Offices in New Prowlle iii~';';;mWh`" pm' EW" 't

.ARE

ANY person or firm who will ac-apt. a decided that he will make a tour around

ge Ki

|'¢raphy,6nlahed on the new spec- ‘ lu touch with the house hunters who of February, and after appearing in all

l“U1°d ‘1l°\l\\¢¢.(!he very latest _ - read the “For-Rent" columns or 'rho thalrlrlre www# in the D°mluiuu.~wn~

”°v¢|gy,) fp Guardian. cluding yesterday at Wolfvilie.

ara 'Visit ' " ‘ W. B. Buuoovan Worthy Patriarch of

National Dlvlaloa S. 0 T ot North

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ll WU Wish the belt in photo- I -=__ ahouse. lf you-hltveavtwant nous; r, van, beginning at Halifax on tho 23rd

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our .tudio Amsrioa,\s now on n vlsltit/o the Nation-

" _ ‘Mix alhlzirxlalon of Great. Britain and Ireland,

Where Baby la Always Welcome.

_ Dr. Williams'

Pink Pills, Be.by’s Own Tablets, |lanson’s Corn Salve

ditect from the manufacturers.

_ Wholesale and Retail.

Geo. E. Hughes, Apothecarics Hall.

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THE KEEN KUT SHOE

is the gli;-alest vaiut- ever oilererl

at the prire $3 oo. Gems l You want a new fair of shoes now. We would ask you to see them, and if they are not better value than any $3.50 shoe in town, dolt’t buy them. Made np in all the best leathers, good- i-ar welted, up-to- datelast. This- shoe is the one theu are having all over Canada $3.00 takes rt nnlr.

A. ls. qmgiftclllzn

P. M-_-M- l

‘g tea -fu Zoiiee

Ars you »lat.iailell \\'ll,h thc tllntlity

you gut]

If you arc not you should lose llc

I tlmc in giving ours a trlltl.

OUR OAK Hl.l°lNll TEA at ‘Jac

sur pound is a pure lndlll., ltnpurtcd it-uct. from the tell llttrdclnl: lgivcs lt wrong rich liquor of cxcclicnt

OUR LIUN BRAND TEA rctitils

I flavor.

for-Til lor tllld ; is uoiot-wil front lhrl r~.l|olccal.mglu1wt.hn of india xuld t‘nyioll :given lt nllld. riclt liquor of deliciolnl llrl.\'ol'.

(lilR(`.0[°`l<`lClllnt. lilo por poltllli:

ll-l tullcutod frcnltho cllolccblcntl put up by (Yhnno St t-lnllbornrl. We intro li. in #cult-rl pound tins and in thc

iloall. which wolrrlnd na (pon want. it.. tlivc lla your older an wa atc sure you wil not rcgrct lt.

McKellna’s Grocglg. Phone{l§‘;‘¥.!‘.l’.’.’.$ll.F.3‘il.i.l.

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Mcn’s _Boots

Special This Week

_ Gopairs of nten’s

Dongola Biucher Bala regular price

$2.50

For this week we

_will let them 8°

_ it

$2100

srstous it co.

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Note the strikingly

handsome styles of “Queen Qllality”.Sum- mer Oxfords display- cd in our window ll\l\"\a't~|l{ 'Bill d0l1'l£ stop :ll the window, co.. e in and try ou a pair of these fashion-

Low shoes $3.00 and

153-75-

lilgll shoes $3.75

and $4.50.

Alley at co.

FREE TEA

In orderto increase the sales of IS-

LAND BLEND Tea the Agent here

offers 2:5 “pounds as premiums to be GIVEN A AY FREE to the first 26 persons on P. E.I., who guess the near- estto the length of time that the new steamer "Empress" takes to cross from England to P. E. Island. The only conditions are that you buy a pound ur more of “ISLAND BLEND” l`ea at 25 cents per lb. and that you semi your guess in an addressed

envelope which will he given gon by the merchant from whom you ny the Tea.

For further particulars apply to

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Our Window blsylay

-OF* A

_ Colgaic's Perfumes,

Soap, etc.,

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ls the finest in th_e town. H

'33' Would like to interest you

g in these goods.” . Let ug s_llow_ them to you. >`

. Y Reddm Bros- .f 1-. rnonsals OPP-P-°» ».'

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WEAR t “Qtr-arty"

for certainty of

style and satisfaction.

Prowsc Bros., Ltd.

National Division which meets this year at the city of 'l‘orcnto. It is expected that repmselltlttlvea will be present. front Prince Edward island. The meeting opens all Wednesday July llth, at I0 a.

DR. Fa1.uoNr:ll the newly elected

Moderator of thc Presbyterian General Assembly, has had a long and useful ministry ill the Church. He was pastor for some time at Charlottetown. From Charlottetown he was called to Dari- mouth, Nova Scotia. From Dartmouth he was called to the Presbyterian Church at Port. of Spain. Trlnidltd. After a ministry there often years he was called to Prince Street Church, Picton, of which he is still pastor. Wherever Dr. Falconer has axerclnell his ministry his labors havehet-n l~r.,\wned with §uw¢gp_ For n number of years he discharged with etlleleney the duties of tlisrk of Synod; and for astill lnnlzer period he rendarcli vary valuable and arduous service to the Church as Conveyor of the Foreign Mission Comtnltte-e, Eastern Section. For this position hs was apt-.cially

,he wnrl in constlptlt. illterocnrstl vvlth our

‘ able and preitv shoes.

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, _Q itltted by his sojourn ill 'l‘l-lltldltd, where

' 3 -All 'A misslollurica ilrtfhat. lllipurtant tleld. Dr.

' ' "' Falconer is u competent authority in

r ' church law and procedure, lt rnan uf large -

~ / experience and sound judguleut.

"' Till.: Montreltl Gazette says that _ , _

' -,_,Y “tha audience that. assembled in P’ I4" I' MLW”

P' ' - Q the Windsor Hall palsswl a very amusing C l "4 H K,

couplu of hours, with Pauline, the French orreswm 6" sem "R “Ks County

Hypnotist and mind-ri-ader. In polllt of number, the audience was not. long ho- lore it begun to ltppreciate the professions plwt-ra,anll the applause became most, enthusiastic. Tile llrnt pltrl. of the enter- ttinment rlnnsistcll of an exhibition of melltnlteleplttlly, in which Pauline was very silcccssful, being blindfolded the_ wlllla. Amcngotllarilllnipghe fcunli a pin that had been hidden in tha hull, and than iallol ted it in a hole in the platform which lllnl been made by it before it was secreted. He likewise obtained rlnrzs from lallics whom gentlemen had praviuusly thought uf, each gentleman holding him hy the wl-lat. when his turn ca|ne,rtlnl he than returned the rings to thalr owners. after they had changed their seats in the audience, without anyone coming in coottsot. with him, the gentlemen who had held his wrist remaing on the platform. The second part. of the entertainment was of a hypnotic character, and was laughable. The subjects were deprived of the power of unclasplng their hands, of closing their jaws after the mouth had been opened, were scared at. an lmagln ary faruily of mica loose on the tltngc, indulged in the slnglntr cf choruses, playad baseball, and hada cakcwulk. The feature of the baseball was the rigid state in to which t.hel1ltlY¢l'U wel-a at times thrown, a hand or leg lling stopped ill the vrry act of motion, features full ofthe cagaruass of the game, and the subject helm; as motlonleelaas though sculptulerl in marble. The enter- tainment closed with onaof tha subjects thrown into acataleptlc state, and whllef the shoulders rested on the back of one chair and the (set on another, four men stood upon the body, which showed not the slightest sign ofyleldlngby reason ot the weight. One gentleman, weighing probably in the neighborhood of lil) pounds, then stood onthe tmfly alone. and bv the more mation ofthe professors hands lt. bent untltitaltnoatasauated aV shane. Bild than ltroae and became straight and rlgidas at. first. Pauline, who speak English, will glvo entertainments all this weak in the Uharlottatown Opera House and he pln_utlses new features with them.

Eau dc Qulnlne.-Thlsis the name of

out-“hair tonic." It isa reliable retnerl! for the removal of dandrull, strengthens therooisofthellalnand imparts a fine brlillancy aswell as I P|°t\9Ht\t. d6ll°\iA' Aroma. Only 25c per bottle, A. W. lteddin Phem I1. '

STYLE, value and

satisfaction are

certain qualities in every- “Cllristyl’ Hat. Prowsc Bros., Ltd.

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They are in

ron otlatlrv,1asrn.rl§tsl;,»:.l;33':YJ-:E

I CHOCOLATLS `mitl¢’i2sNbyBt(ii23elveii.° Try a box. For sale at all the leading

vv c is in seasioaln Hull, Eatrland. He will returpin tlrnsto take bla place at

Eilllllil iillllllllili

'”- Branch Oliices in Mcniague

Souris and Georgetown.

Tul>l.tN Mnl.l.lsll of Union Road, Kings

County, arrived lrunl hoalcn ona chori; vacation.

Bananas, oranges, pineapplea, lemons

and new onions.-At. W. A. Johosu>n's, Montague, P. E. I. 29dtwtf.

ltlcv. Mlr. Mt'Plll-:l¢. Dundas, was in

Mtttttalrue on Friday, attending the Temperance Allilulcc Convauticn.

A full line of Moira' his-cults and con-

frctionrtry ala. l"t~»tn.~.~,~ llrakcs' suuuner .lt-lnka.--At. W. A. .loll||~lut.'.., Montague. l‘. E. I. ' -lzitltwtf.

'i`tlr-:RB was a good attenrialtutl at. tha

lite-atlllg nf the 'l‘r-ln pt-.|'ancl~ Allilallce, held nl- Mullilague cll l<`l'ltiny, nt. which consi- tivmllit- i.u.ix.t-~a was transacted.

"Snuvv~lllr post. t~.l\l~|l~". “Coullu p0Bt

cumin" "§..nv.-oir statlorm-y', and fancy goods, tsl. \V. A. J0itllnl4nte°.'a, Montngtlil

news will please mark “Kings County" at the top cf tlrst. page of same, each time of sentlllllz.

Rl~:v.Dll.Gltlr~:naoN, returned Presby-

terian lniaslotntry from Corea, will adllrcaa a meeting in the Montague Inptlat Church on Tuesday evening at 7.30, on the customs and manners of the \ Coleana. Acollection will be taken at. the door.

Tan: committee appointed last year at

the Montague school meeting to confer with surrounding districts lb reference to consolidation, met at McKinnon's Hail on Friday evening to complete their reporm preparatory to handing it ill_at the annual nleetiug this week.

ASUCCESSFUL HORSEMAN.

Never allows bis hot-no to-suffer* pain.

lie always uses Nervllinc which ia noted

for curlnf stiffness, rhsnmatism, swsll~ ings ant strains. Nervillne is just as good inside asoutaitle. For cramps, oollo, and internal pain lt.'sa perfect marvel. ln the good raclnlz stables Nnrvillna is always used.-because it makes better horses and smaller veterinary bills. Twenty-ilve cents buys ltlarge bottle of Nt-.rvtllnet try ll.

We havaa line assortment. of Tooth

Brushe a prices *ranging front h to llfic. The Red Cross Phartual y. Brit(

The machine which stands as the

Standard, with rt key for every character, is the Smllil Premier:'i`ypewrli.cr,-A. Milne Fraser, llalifax. iliili.

IMPORTANT TO ‘

‘ P. E. I. MILLINERS.

We have acaseof New Straw Shapes

direct from the home of English Straws. that we will _loh at from l8.5tl to $lil.'i0 p. r dozen. All the fashionable colors arv included. Also Blacks.-Jas Pa on & Co. lldiii.

'_' WATCH SPECIAL

Our t7 iewelled "Special"

Empire watch, we cons der an

el;pecially fine watch forthe

ce.

P It la made in the popular 16 size for men and when cased

up tn either gold, gold-filled or a Iver makes a moat attract- ive aad serviceable watch ; in fact it will laat a life time

ltla a very accurate time-

keeper aa all Empire Watches are and haa shown -a very close ra'e hy our Chronolneter.

` lu a Sllvt-rold can $ll.oo. .

ln a Silver ease $1130. In a no year Gul Filled

ca-e $l5.oo.

In a 15 year Gold' Filled

can |tBa|o, I

G. l".llutcl\eson.

Block, Charlottetown ' ,,,f""’,§;,,ff'°"‘f,,‘§'§.,,"'§'1,.§',‘,_'{,"‘ °",,1.‘.{',,‘§.§

1 I rot- on at. mac. or mutans

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Alhanl. hal returned to St. John,

. ` ' Sn-uann Guardian tlfty cents a your N, n, .rm ¢.,mp|,|,l,,3 ht. igngwy

'l‘W. W. W." inside. ANY mrldeddnz ,alum ,_yp°_B°mn' tour 'tluouah Canada with Madnula

bee Id d (near y 40 years ago) than ring, have ,,,,,,,,|d ,muy l, me om” at “nm albani. The great. Canadian singer also

n so an worn and have never proved unsatisfactory: TH' “de Wm ba M h M me t arrived from Nova Scotia and A lore later

' _ U 5 “"°°“‘ forllimenskl, where she will take the

` l Zo and tomorrow morning at LM. "mm" gm- |_|,,,,.p°0|_ un swam, has

Wcilncr’s Jcwclcry Store ;.§.. ..! .. ..

, r ata, should to | . _ 3| , lt

S UNNYSIDE_ write to Jail. Elliot, St. Jdln, at. once. Madame Aihani, visiting New Zealand,

l ' 3. W. _ ga _ sl Tnnouon lnadvortance the residence of* Auinm' scum Am” and India' 8° Y€`U Daniel T. Fraser was given as Kensington x::,g:|€;°mn:°,x,;||vl9§“il Fzanglsg? 2

instead of Kingston in last. Saturda 's . a N um V B n T

_ Gund,” 7 England and home. Tha tour which Mr.

I-K’-VITIB-I) _ .."~ ' Spencer has mauagcd for Madame Altmnl

Evnllv day somebody wants to rant, a Isa remarkable one, fifty concerts being

one ofthe latest and most up-to-date private office safes, made bythe Oary Sa.leC0.,BulTalo, N. Y., who claim hobe the hu-goat manufaoturerain their line In the world. For over ayaarthe man- pgemant of this paper has been aeourlag catalogues and prices from various .tnanufaotnrol-s, and has at. last ordered hom Gordon L. Cohoon,ncw at the Queen ` }I0tal.repreaentat.lveol the abuve flrm,be- lieving that bla safes are not only the beat obtainable but. alaohy far the cheapest. The Cary Company excels not only in all kinda of ruins and vaults but also in aataty deposit boxes, and it will not. aurprisotiuardian leaders to know that. thelrgooda are in great demand by banksra and practical business man of `all classes who desire a laaxlmuat lot safety at is minimum of oust. Only one irratle of safes in lnauufacturl-d , and that the beat, so that the customer who requires buta small safe gets the same quality as his more wealthy "frlend. The private method of lining their loodr, known only to the Cary people, makes them the moat thorough- ly reliable that can be obtain-

vd. Mr. Uahcon will be at thg Queen ~Hotal for a few days, an enquires byletter, telephone, or In per~ son will have his prompt. attention. Til a in an exceptional opportunity for any one w‘to desires to install the beat. obtain- ailie ln safes.

Wasting Brain

and Ncrvc Force

"AND tlNl>naMlNlNo nl: ALT:-1 uv tlsntnss wolutv--New vmtL1- rv olrratnnn nv US- me

Ill- 6hase’s Nerve Food.

Brain and nerve force is squandered

ina way which would be utterly con- demnerlin the use of money. Ami of wilatvalue is money compared with health?

By useless fretting anti worry, by

overwork, and hy llegleutlng to taki- proper nourishment, rest and sleep. strerlgth anti vitality are frltlnreli away and no reserve force in It-fl, to withstand the attack of iliaeaae.

l)r. Cht\se's Nerve Fowl is \'u|u»~ll

because it actually increases the amount of nerve force lin the body, overcomes the symptoms arising it-tm exhausted nerves. and gives that strength and ccaddanoe in mind and

mg? which is necessary ttrsucusss in

Nervous headache, brain fair lnablt-

ity to concentrate the mind, loss of sleep, irritability, nervousness and despondency are among tha indica- tions of exhausted nerve force These are the warulnlrs which suggest the uecesaltyof auch help aa ia bent sup- plied by Dr. Chl\ae's Nerve Food.

Mr. Archibald Sutltcriantl, Prluci~

gal South Har School. Sydney, N. . writes:-“I was greatly troubled with nervous dyapcpsia and llrzht choking feelings ln tae cite.-to Amr meals often felt like vomiting and my stomach was sore. I was nel-vous and worried, frequently had |heml~ aches and shortness of breath on slight exertion.

“Several doctors treated ma but

each for a differ-enli ailment. and l fl"1\||Y decided to tri Dr. Cllase'a Nerve Food. Afterl ad usi-li lhrce boxeal found myself very much hens fitted. You can depend on mo to rn- conlend Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food to nil who suffer from any form nf nerv “lla dlseulles forl believe It has en- tirely cured t e. I ahallbe glad lo. be themellns odbbrlnglnu t-his mrtlicim- 'U the notice of any one who is suffering Mi did."

if you would its healthy, hltppl'

and successful, tent. this great. fuoii ¢;ur|>,50 centsn bor, at all dealerts or Edmauson, Batce & U0., Turoto.

To insure perfect health use Iron-or

'l'ablent Forsulaat. your drltnglatfa, 25 ents per box. _ :lil if

Our special ad. for Ladies' white cotton

underwear, shirt waiattl, clllldren‘s ull~ derwear and dramas, klmouas, atc. will appear in this paper two issues daily, and one issue ln tri-weekly. Note carefully what la advertised, and take alivnnlragt-

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Easy to Operate N

l-iooclis Pills

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J- A. MESSPLRVY.

503-506 Aahdovrn Bldg.,

dun Winnipeg. Mau

qc-.,,,,,= STANDS ~

for perlllauency in Pretty Photos when taken by

BAYER. Gauvln, tlaniztl tit till..

l I- f -_I-__ If I I -- f 7 3 f -

Perhnpg yowmamer hu ,hm hm W H.9t°|lvltNaol| left Saturday morliipllf -Tru: Guardian has placed an ardor for tn

improved and Unlmprovcd

W- Photo studio. ye M

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\\'tl rnlry a. woll n°’sl>l-ical lilto of (‘lllil.\"l`il‘}`S FA .\'i?Y lil i l`Ul'l`. Many lille

tara rltrrlcd in alxlrk but ilcrc urn lt fow"ul‘ thc ln-what ln.

{\'uft-.r liull. A.-._-tortctl len Wafer A»¢»lol‘ied Mururooll,

_ `lt|l<»ltm|l, l.l\ l"cttl. Joraoy Lennon, \\'l\tul» \\'nlrll~.

From ‘ZII to l5c

"'};’;° SANDERSON & C0,,| ”§‘,<g“_=

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Department

Asaolierl lil-nprt, (‘hce»ln \\'n.ft~l'.

_ Ourtiustom

T aliorillg .

lltrrs our lite llc-..~t

llldc, llcsl fit tilt; and

" V _ f lll<l.t .~tyli.~4ll alll S that kernel# " t ' ~¢. » aewlrn.

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Here you will find

an Ar stock of Cloth, ;

consisting of serges, ___

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tweeds, fancy worsteds, ., -_

cheviots, vimmas and '»’_~;~_»` worsteds. You will he ~_ more than satisfied if you try one of our cus- `

tom made suits. Fit, workulansllipuutl ponds guaranteed. As l`-1' the prices we call demonstrate to you _

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that vie are itltvcst. We would he lnuch pleased to have yi llroldcr. LOOK AT OUR i§`L(Yl`H SH OW

in the witldow :ind .see tile llcst lith, Scotch and Canadian Suit

ztssortmeut of En g-

ings. It

, P, E. Isl:lnd'S

S A MCl)ilN i.l.D

° ° ~ 9 Clothing House.

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‘ is 2 .

Q ft In Ireland they know a

\\ I ! good thing when the? see

l L ¥ lt. Here lean extract rom l " a letter from a large Flour MillingCo. inBelfast:

of this opportunity What. we utlvarl iso `*o 'i ' - ‘There Sie mme districts in hehnd when

" ¢ u ltism sa etc 99

wa have; and what we allvcrtlss is til- " nu ,nyiiiiinp but “Su|lb€a|n Flour. bcst. value prccurable in Cltnltdn.-Stunt.-y Monday 5 enquiries were for 5,000 h¢|Fg_" H,-0s_ \1|i2||_w]|_ . Your Groeyr I.i§hti_»read,land wholesome pastry. dainty b acuita _ _ ._ _ _ KUUDJ lf- and cakes are the results of using "SUNBEAM" flour.

36 WF `

pressing.

do llrlltlt lllvll§liotN llllé

_ rltlesrllllolsllr Your ~ s t rlcloltles, nc.

N No better time tit ln the present, to send ally or all goods requiring fd) lt. to l‘.trkcr's Dye Works Agen.,y for dry cleansing or dyeing and

Making, dyeing and curling ostrich tips anti feathers a specialty.

S F TA High Grade Art Parlors, e a , Queen Street, City.

HY risk disrp- ' poln tment? Lhrls

Grocery and Fruit Store Queen St. next to 8tevenaon‘a Tin Store

; Keep the choicest Fruit and G. A. SHARP,

` Groceries, 5 p.c. discount on gro- Superintendent

cerles Railway Office. Lherlottetcwn.

levrelier and Qptlcl-u. _ _

I Simlyliih- . l H'Giv° 11°. I “il-. 1451 iw"

Prince Edward island

\ l w ' ‘ ' ~ The very latest, §,§,,f‘,f“S “°"""““"` Railway-

records are here. |>mW5¢ Bn,5_,L|d_ idiliidl l'lili|ilil Blliiilll

Sllcclal Trains June 1906

Every SATURDAY during the

lla... pltyta. "'°'“°|T°ll‘¥tBf°=- ;‘:::'.:‘:.:'.§’.';':::

8o‘clock, a. m., returning will leave Murray Harbor 4.30 p. m.