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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD IbLAND, _MAY 1_4, 1903.

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During the thirty ears which I have devoted to the practice of Dentistry in P. B. l. I have kept fully abreast oi the times by a close study of the progress made in the science, by testinp every appar- ently desirable new eature intro/ duced, and by adopting all such as have commended themselves to me as conducive to painless treatment. .¢im¢_;gvigg. Q as productive of acre artistic and comfortable re- sinlts. in pursuit oi this course I have ii-om time to time visited_the l e Amertcan dental instituuona azdcentraci supply. D\“’\f‘l * recent visit to New York lsecured the iatestand most labor saving appliances and studied the most advanced methods oi Crown and Bridge work_ _inalnng_ I ai_n therefore in a position to do this class ol work at less than h_alf' tht price hitherto charied in this Prof vince. Ialso purc ased some

E“t‘re‘y new Appliances I AU Uleif Hletiilnk this morning the mei iight, but it is over, and the men will re-

br regulating childrens teeth. 3 branch ofthe profession very much

neglected here. I am administerin%xNARCO'l'lI..E for the PAINLBSS TRAC TING OF TEFYH. a safe, pleasant, anes- thetic, occupies only from one to two minutes, no unpleasant alter qlfeeta, NO EXTRA CHARGE. l have had thirty years experience giving aneathetiea. Prices for _ Crown and Ridge work. Gold 22k. $1.50 to 93-90- ‘°°*h "tippe8withG'uid$'2.'00to$2.50. I

'lguaauieeiallfcozksitl willbe _ »

_E HT wherethebigmeetingwasst , _ __ _ _ _

,IGB 1,: I I f |10l5il\RiD his 119-'iii' Mild Uh* °m°i$l &¥l°_¢_0' _linen were glad Ate return to work__ it they

Cbtown Apr aB. nog. Tn, Th, Sa, w if ~

._ . _, Said he.

MlllllllliL'S Bill Sllllll ,

Longshoremen and Shipping Men Botli Claim that it Hasl

Ended Happily for them-Union Men and Non-Union r

Men Will Labor Side by Side, _and there is __ Pienty ofwqrik f0r_A||_ _ f e

Mourniu., May 11.-Five hundred union 'cne, and talr to both parties. One good re- ‘lonzshoremen wentto work at the ltr- suit from the strike, in addition to the bor trout this afternoon and mixed among substantial inaieaee in the men’u |§7» 15, » _ the non-union men who have been wttk- that lt has* lirbught the longsbeiemeli, F ‘_ ing during the pwlcd oitheatrlke. There andthe shipping ce|npa_n’e_| er to- ‘_ | will not be employment for all the jetker. Each side' ha's"’ learned to know l strikers, but most will and places, lnas- ’and respect the other, and it will prevent ' much as a large percentage .ot the non- lmuch trouble in the future. Personally I1 unionists consist-1 ol! Italians, Syriaus and am oppost d' to str lkes, on account of .thef ‘ Armenians, whcse work is uusatisfactoryidi-iturbunceto business, but I consider J _ 2 audling cargo, and they wil1_'probably. be this one to have been absolutely necessary replaced by men accustomed to the work under the circumstances. ‘It was a liardl - f

did not take fifteen minutes to accept the ‘turn to work well satieded.”

terms drawn up ou Sunday at midnight/ The citfs bill for guarding the docks There were 3,(D0 men at the meeting in with militia will bein the neighborhood Boasecours market hall this mornin: of :$18,000,§but the mayor says the govern- when their leader re id the proposal for ment ought to [oct the bill, inasmuch as

V settlement. It was xeadin English and the docksaregovernment property. The

then in French. 'militia was released this afternoon. The _ “Doss it meet with your approval?" _,credit mr the settleillentildividedbov 0’Ne`i1i cfied. tween _Sir Thomas Sir ._ "_[t_does," and ‘C'est correct,’ responded William Mu1¢¢k__ J_ L_ '_l!_;_;-|';_¢ _und Robert A

_ I 'the' men,aud tbeylnirried away _amid pl4_;§_e;4dlke,_ M, VP, '

cheers tothe boardof tradebuilding nf ff iii' meet8irTuomaa°~halll|lIl»el!an|ictl|et'l it 9 5.!-Qulitl y and e A

. \ in ovaithitr' Hete`U1_e'midui¢li=

°is»maayw.‘saa¢i1y:mm¢a. I v waning union' bp1=i9ns»1.=<1..=‘<>m° ..

D0 P

the route tor conciliation, and the union

_ ment, and he made the statementfthat the agreement had been signed. _ “You all report for work at oneo’clock,”

would be _assured oi no discrimination

against them. ` . There are thirty ocean stcamers in port. _

The clause relating tounion buttons lu

._ _ _ ____ig_f‘l’orevei'y

. 5 ‘S A 7

aslted. __ _ may wear any buttons or button bouquet. _,_

_ None whatevdr. Nvlied UN 12830’ ribbon; war medal or other badge not in- ` _

- ~ __ There is work on the docks for 5,010 men, wggigtgnt Wm, the hw; of the °°1mu-’_' - " _ V- 3 0 -

S0 805 1101110 8115 805 Y°\1l‘ diflnew Md lei? The opinion is that the steamship men 'S ' - 0 A _ __ _ _ , = :_ _ _ _ , blirk 120 W0l‘k 89 S0011 SS D0S§ib1¢-" incorporated a bit ot_ sarcasm in the ' - _f I ' f . _ ' _ ` ~- f * ~ _ . The men threw their hats to the ceiling, privilege ¢1,_"¢_ _ _ _ __ _ _ _V _ _ V - ._ 0 -_ _V __ _ _ _ _ ` v

I ' < _‘ iii _. `_ " i >.:;- - _i hi V

SPRAYING

The time is _now here for

_fruit raisers to look carefully

after their trees and _shrubs _ iiyou want t0_g'et the best faults from them in the fall.

fungi and inaecta,

inustbe started atfiice and followed up t.horo_ugh,ly. eau advise you. when to

__ Mail

1 w.». u»¢~

-.arm-_ ~

Qifotstoie

i>°$`.<i=\=1ify. which we caufsell you very low in laryelotaaaytwenty

live pounds or over/ Give usa call. _ _ _

`.-~..~ , _ _

I J. G. JAMIESON,

Druggist THE MEDICAL HALL.

~~ otsun\e1trquhle,butwe‘itruattcthe good I

S ' “Wi1li»\i0l‘¢ be BUY fliilililllllllliivlli" W8! It reads: Union men or non-union Det! .=

and cries of ‘°L’Unlon” and “Vive 1’ _ Union” filled the hall. The strike was _ __ _ -

I over. ' _

While the lougshoremeh have gone to i A ‘V V ' ' work business at the docks will be con- ` ` »

_ Rented until the teamat0rsV fstrlke is settl- A '__ _`_ _ "_ ` ed, but lt is expected they will return to The g'1efdi¢f gf , work to-morrow, pending a settlement of dental on tlie'ma_n who fell - their dispute which involves '“‘° ind waasesaadunlcuneoomlit-lol!-. _ “"9

‘ after the settlement Peers A* hall adviser for theahippiug interests, _, ` UV0_el1ttliia_atatem_ent: ,__ _ V

“We Srl Slliiiibfl Yi*-|lii|!_°S.¢W|9lP°°°

Deli;

which

pa-whole, _th_atil_its H! ameannveamtathslevill

_ »

_'»“ba»uuinie¢¢rrea1eb»=i1=hle_hean!_\+“*‘

tained. _ In

_ _though union men are Vnotraqu to

_ aiga at the bure_a\._0ld

whether unlonor nan union,

' llrat consideration as respects t e vaell-

’ cleasnowopen.

The steamsnlp eolnpaniu. how-

ever, under ‘ the agreement, are quite

0 'atliberty to employ eitlssunbnoi-ncn~ ~ unleumen astbeyaealt. ~ 5 `

"‘Itiatruethd=themen-have been pa- mitted to wear any emblem that they may -choose. The wearllll ot auch an'

'emblemlnotherpettehasbaentheegiil

' sensectthemenetaployedintlppcrtct V

Montreal to avoid the responsibility of 1'¢111°V¢l from

its occurrence here.

~ We believe that the port of Montreal “rf ;‘§?!;yb°;°t°°nf;g§"2§f$,*¢;‘;§eaPr;f°s6i‘;e;é'_§:*§

is now done with strikes for many yr ars i;1'i;ough§_it vlgouid i;_i1_l{me_in tim¢_» writes _ML _ 0° C°me» b‘1tSh°‘1ld it b° ”°°¢S5*“'-7 “gn” chig:g°,ai11i.-°3i'goti\deiIiii-iifvoixviifiiigitxaixf iiigé

_ "° “Y ”‘m° “° ""S‘»”” "“’ °“°""" °° "'“° _??.1‘iiY§‘“..'i‘.’¥.Z2§i§lf.3?‘F§.1‘i°s’i.?§..?.»‘Z°i’iti’2§§

for ti butitdidn0gnodsoIwr0tetoDr.

¢?_ __

J 0 H N Fo V H companies will be prepared to Hahn 1°! mediatel I followed his directions; used two V

-Commission Merchant

Hgdbaelaafa 'tropical andbomeetie Fruits and bermtional Uqom who led me strikers weight 15 poundaaince then." ,_

Q* Write for quotations on Oranges,

mon: and Bananas. 35138 Barrington Street, Halifax, N. S.

d w 1 yr .

_IR

Dainty and white. Our Spring stock is

__‘_arrivi1'ig, “our values this year are" better than V _ __

_ -before._ We invite particular attention to

LINES, one a nice white iron bed with neat

vases and knobs at $4.00 each all sizes, the other

. vases and knobs a. 1903 pattern at $7.00.

frames, 5 pieces only

sues

WWWWWVVWV “WW llharlniiaiavm and llitlau

See out Job lot of parlor suits, sohd

WRIHHT sl

1" _ 1' '.=_-_

it a strictly union port, the steamshlp a mg

R. V. Pierce for advice, which he gave me im- '

these principles as strenuously as they bottles ofhi, medicine md “,cured_ I had 3'-

_” , torpid liver which was troubling me ' t d f

have lately do ne ` cramps (as I thought), so Dr. Pierce mail? mg. A `

J- G. 0'N¢m, ViUe'D1`°5ldent 91 the In' I have pleasure in living now; have gained- in 1 `-'

said: _Dr._Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure con- ‘___ _, ' “I think the settlemeutisasatisinctory 'H3379 3°* “U3 31° Pm |

the agreement causes S0111# °~m\1°°m¢l\i ’ - ‘ - ~ f

Change _ci Time.

_On and after Monday the |4t`h, Hay the steamer Princess willleave

€li’town at a quarterpast

[morning and will return

'Picton on arrival of the train

Sydney.

By order, ' -__ _ _ i F. W. HALES, S!ii’_t_own April 30,1903. V_ »

1 'T0 ARRIVB ~

Pet. SCN. Taylor

from New York and due here

about the 20th -May,

tons Hard Coal _‘in

$17.50, 18.50, and $20.00

and eggsizes.

uthdl

i ' _ A - f -'After the agteelellt had been -Slglieii _wgtpéxi-g lyiyglvegi |1510' g ~ I i l0’Nelll started forthe -Bonsecours hall, the rt tied u . His attitudeopened _ _ _ ~ - 0’ iliiuscssion I '

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From one end of the world to rhefotlier we hear ofthe iivital’ i

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ing. Society has taken it to heart _again as a motlish exercise; W

it with the social duties of It 1a_¢_1;§ _,__

J lm Dumps. al it male NMI, Would of Weis ent hh fllit

So his good wife, hh taut E

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mg. It-isfto bicycling wlmt the “'PuI_iin_aa’~’ is 'toy-=railroadmg. *I _

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