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HEADACHE -

POW DERS

Are not simply the best, but they

are a good deal better

any other sort.

than

They are absolutely safe, pleasant and effectual, and usually cure in

from ten to twenty minutes.

They create no habit from continued use. They contain no opiates. if you suffer from Nervous, Neuralgic or Bilious Headache; you will

find KUMFORT Headache Powders will cure you. But you

_ ' must get the GENUINE.

All sorts of stores sell them in 10 and 25 cent packages or by mail

` postpaid on receipt of price.

» F. c. `w|\ennm co.. ua.. Fairy village. N- S-

" Sole Proprietors.

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june 17. 15 & w :9 _

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Ain‘t eiieeting us a bit. The people are drinking harder than ever. They must be, for our sales are increasin every month. We don’t tear the Inspectors. *ge more inspectors that visit us,the bett lik it W it e\e one who

_ er we e _ e 1 v e ' ry lakes a DRINK of-GOOD TEA to become an in- spector of the quality of our

_ _“ Eureka ” Blend

ffemperawce advocates will also ind in'ita mild and pleasant beverage Sc many of our,

, customers are acting as informers (we mean ' sg ' cegnainting their friends of the good qualily of this Tea l that our sales are increasing on it con- Vpj txnuaily. v K

__;; Price 25c per pound- The Coming gene__§

I 3- F- Maddie" 4# 0°-3 ration will have fewer

_ . Telephone No. 28 Lower Queen Street ‘~

. kin diseases, because

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lssituated on the north side of P. E. Island at I

Grand Tracadie Beach and is a. most healthfu resort having a spring of clear cold water with plenty of fishing, boating and bathing. Opens July ist. Write for circulars.

Hotel Acadia

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~ PRESENT REPUTALTION OF THE

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Our new season’e stock is now complete consisting of 50 different style

'Sill latest and np~tr.\ date impr-~v»>ments _V _ I 7_

Some New Features for this Season

Bliley B019] LOOD-', Roller Back Curtaios_ Crnudal 3*” Sem no sun Rubber- 'r.fs». l ' i _ 1 I

our Light Three Quarter Concord and-'

md nee est' rugs on the market. 1. e _ _ V

You want *Something Swellfor' 1981"

SYDNEY.

BOSl0N.

Mr. W. Matheson Visi

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the two Cities.

0Ull.00K BRIGHTENING

The Wet Weather Retarding

Vegetation and Business

as Well.

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A little over two weeks ago Mr. Walter

Matheson left Charlottetown on an ex- tended visit to Sydney and Boston. While in the former city he noticed that busi- ness is reviving again and prospects a.rc‘ brightening. The inliux at the present

» sequence the limited accommodation of the city is overta xed and large numbers of people are

secure dwellings. Mr. Matheson said he understood that in a short time the street railway will be commenced. Mr. Whitney holding the franchise . When asked about establishing of a ship building plant at SydneyV Mr. Matheson remarked that while in Sydney he had noticed an article bearing upon the question in the press and in consequence he had conversed with a prominent engineer upon the subject. The gentleman talked with was one of wide experience and was acquainted with the steel ship building yards of Cardiff. In referringto the matter the engineer stated that it would take at least ive years to establish a plant at Sydney capable of building the liners talk of. To give some idea of the

i . ing rolled is polished and cut- at the ends

machines necessary to prosecute steel ship- building, the plates are rolled out 100 feet long 10 feet wide and one inch and one and a half inches thick. The plate while be-

like apiece of tin. The' buildings necessary for the construction of the engines for liners are alone enormous structures. In

the shipyaris of the world eighteen months is allowed for the construction of

in Concorde, Spinglea, Buggies, Jump Seats, Surreys, Pliaetons, Democrats V* V .V "'_"“V _

%°d°9» Bisiness Wagons, Express Wagons and Road Carts, all finished

Thousand Mile axle.-, Recess Cclars Roller Rub Ir0US,~_B»¢bbN'-SNP

liner will be launched fromSydney, should. the placing of a plant he commenced at once.

on apac-» . Messrs. Schurman, Lefurgey 8: I Co. have completed the foundation of tht ' Royal Bank of Canada, a structure that

time is very great and an a con-__

leaving daily not being able to.

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARDJISLAND, JUNE15,l1lL`l..

hat it will be some years before the ilrst

Building operations in Sydney are going

will cost $40,330- The above contractors are also building a college costing $75,000. The walls of the college are already built and when completedwill resembleto some

extent the Prince of Wales College.

While in Sydney Mr. Matheson visited

Messrs. Prowse Bros. and Crowell’s large store. Mr. Prowse was not at home at the time but upon enquiry he found that the firm is doing the largest business in Sydney, the success being largely due to Mr. I_.». E. Prows¥’s popularity. In order to keep abreast of the llrufs large and growing trade an addition has been made to the store costing some $8,000. On Sat- ‘ urday last the firm opened their branch at the coke ovens and the initial day. was marked with very large amount of busi~ ness.

\Vhile in Boston Mr. Matheson learned

that the damp weather' has been very disastrous to vegetation. In conversation with a gentleman he was told that the wet weather has been most injurious to the corn crop causing it to rot. lu May there was a fall of rain on 23 days of the month. The gentleman in question feared that the farmers would not be able _ to till their orders, and in consequence he would not be able to till his orders. Owing to the low temperature the dry goods houses have not been able to sell their summer goods. The citizens of Boston state that the season is weeks behind other years and as a consequence there is no noticeable dimerence in vegetation along- the line between the Provinces and She ttate of Maine.

It is needless to say Mr. Matheson

enjoyed his trip very much.

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_lcep rea as A BEVERAGE.

Now that the season tor cold drinks- is here. a physiclan’s directions for pre-_ paring iced tea are timely. °‘If you will drink iced tea he says, “and you are tak-0' ing large liberties with_ your digestion to 'do so, at least prepare it rationally. Pour freshly made tea directly over the cracked ice. The method is much to be preferred- to that of letting the tea stand to cool gradually, a process by which the in- jurious effectof the tannin is considers b ly increased.” -

HOW CATARRH POVISONS THE

SYSTVEM.

Few people realize the vast amount

'of ill health that arises from~ the ab- sorption ot catarrhal poisons into the system. Langer, sleeplessness, loss of appetite, indigestion and many other discomforts are' caused by catarrh. But to know this is to only half. Cat-

‘ t 'deadly dlseas and

arrh is a mos e, affects more than 90 per cent of the people today. It undermines health and if unchecked will surely and ‘ quickly lead to the grave. Consumption can be traced back in most instances to a bad cold or catarrh that was neg- lected. Don‘t court this white plague, insure yourself against it »by__halln§ Catarrhorone, a pleasant antiseptic me - lcationihat is inhaled into the lungs nasal passages, throat and bronchical tubes where it kills disease germs and, prevents their development. Catarrho- zone heals indamed surfaces, reltaxvee congestion, clears the head and throat, aids expectoration and absolutely' cures Catarrh and Bronchitil. Quic relief,

cure guaranteed, pleasantto use. Price 25c. and'$l.00. ruggists or Poison Sc Co.. Kingston, Ont.

GLASGOW’S WASH HOUSES.

are wash houses where house wives ge the use of a washing stall and clean appli- ances, as well as of a drying stove all for f our cents- an hour.

..__..-¢-_-- ‘

To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets

all druggists refund the money if it fails o cure; 25c. E. W. Grove. Signature on each box. '

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~ TOTAL ABSTAINERS.

11-in

Queen Wilhemina and her husband are

abstalners. The royal example has been followed by many prominent courtiers l and reformers hope that as a result Hol-

land many be in some 'measure relieved from its too free indulgence in liquor.

___..¢--_ TO - CURB GRIPPBIN TWO DAYS

Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the cause.

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_Have you visited our great bankrupt sale yet. if not why not-.Prowse Bros. li.

We are to day o ning a case of neck

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rupt stock of clothing and cloth

Men’s good solid tweed suit *wotth°_.$5,00°~

rupt prices .

Men’s tweed suits, well .linedfworth l7V.t30if ef

bankrupt price ~ V

Men’s solid all~wool tweed lsnit,worth. 48100

bankrupt price V VV 'V

Men’s solid all-wool serge suit,worth 9.00

bankrupt A -

Men’s hard serge suit, worth 10.00'banlr'-

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rupt price _ _ V '

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price

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Boys’ tweed suit_,w_orfth Boys’ tweed suit,worth Boys’ tweed suit,worth .3 Boys; tweed s_uit-,worth

_ B°YS three P1€°¢'SU1€. wonh2;9_0

price ' ' _ V

rupt price _

Boys' three piece serge 'wo’iitli""'l

rupt price _ V V

_ VWe’re selling tweed at i Qoc and 35.2, better up to $l,00 the yard ali- 1-3 more. We sell the double ";;y¢iSf,,_¢}_`l Oxford :weeds at"65c the @`va%rd~;~'*'<

_ We give ba1gains'e_vei'y day minute, and 1fyou’ll come fig;

every second of the year#

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Boys’ .three piece tweed, worth 3.75

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