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I".e~il\ south west wnds, show e'y.

At thc Yarmouth \'. NI. C. A. Boys'

Camp halii at Tusket Fails in August, l

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.iief for cnlic and toothache.

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Your Fcct On Fire?

If you are troubled with

feet that aelie and burn

uiitil they aliuost seein on

tire you should use some

powder such as

()lbson`s Foot Powder.

AlIeii's Foot Ease,

Foot Elrii or Spiro.

These promptly relieve

the uoreiiess, stop exces-

sive perspiration, prevent

friction, cure aiiy un-

healthy condition of the

feet :ind keep tliein cool and izoiiifortable.

For sale by

G. JAMIESON,

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WANTED-

Ai llolul .'\t`adizi, ilrunil Tracarlie, ii

young msn for stitirli' work anrl two good driving lirrrscs. \\'ritr' nr apply :it Hotel.

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THE MIDLAND RAIL WAY

Iliitil further notice, trains will run

as follows ~

I.l'1/IVIC All RIVIQ

Triiro 5.00 ri. iii. \.Viuiisor 8.50 a.

" 7.00.1. in. " 9.05 a. “ z./15 p, in, " 5.00 p.

Winrlsor 7.4¢; a. ni. Truro 9.55 a.

“ 9.50 a. m, “ i.5<rp. “ 5.1511. m. “ 7.25 p.

nl.

Ill.

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of rcs ,or far the principles of right are

. . ’ often fruitful in excuses and reasons for

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THE GUARDIAN

an independant ggnrnal, nntnmnulled and

marie-is; aiming to sun, Important, Reliable, Nowak »eeklng at all times to further the best In-*FH*-I if the people. and recognised therefore as 'rua Peopléw Paper . Piinuaiiea nt ru amen. New mv* |“°°*- _ North side Post odee, at the following rl!-¢¢.

hle in advsucer-

:gaaiug EditIon,daIIy (exc¢P\ 5“ldlY)- 0°*

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The Guardian will not be responsible ‘pr

currency or stamps remitted through ml I- hlake your remit tance by Postal Order. press ltrrier or 'egistered letter, payable to Pe ,l niand Guardian Qub. CD.. ChUI°“¢‘°"“\ ‘

li Island.

Branch Offlooo an, ae" ¢.uiiii.a¢a at nie foiiqwiiif vials: where suhacriptions may be Plid- “¢‘" “T od, advertising, lnb work and other bus l1& transac\ed-- Bummerllde, R igers l Rogers' store-J. B. C-

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Alberton,BAllferrtd§tnPoat Olice-Herbert Clark

Agent.

sourts But, 'l;elanhone Omcelk G. Benmlll

Agen

Georgetown, Russel R. Maclean. Agent.

I. B. B. MCCRRADY Edilllf.

1. P. noon, | ir ifnnwsom,

A¢v¢|-rising Mg-r. Subscription Mgr.

THE MORNING GUARDIAN

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22. I904.

SUNDAY SAILING.

The I.oi1l`s Day Alliance at its P80205

meeting in this city recorded, its protest against a certain steamer having fixed

Sunday as the advertised date of its sail- ing from Charlottetown. This Sunday

sailing is a regrettable innovation, a new thing in our shipping record Bild UBC which we feel sure the great hulk of our

citizr-ns will rightly regard with dlsfavor. ships which sail on long voyages must necessarily continue on their Way WILIIOUE stopping for the day of rest, but there is

surely no need ot a Sunday departure for a vessel cro-sing the strait l\"0tL\ I’l‘ll1C¢ E iwarii Island to Nova Scotia. N; plea

of necessity or of mercy can be urged iii extenuatioii of this Sunday sailing that

could not be urged ln behalf of carrying

on farming operations, the business of a

factory, thc incrchandising of goods, or

thc uiarketiiig of produce on the i.ord‘s

Day.

What would be thought of the Steam

Nivigation Company if its tlne boats

which now ply across the straits during L

six days of the week, were to set up Sun- day trips in addition? What would be thought. and said were our farmers, mer- chants, factory men with one accord to set aside all restrictions of law divine and

nuiuan and pursue their regular weekly callings on the day of rest! Would that

i-e ii good thing or a bad thing for the

public healtlmnorals and rzencrtl welfare?

To ask these questions is to answer them_

The people of Prince Eiward Island are

not yet prepared to abolish the day of

re-it rinri adopt. the European or the Am- erican Sabbath. This regular Sunday

sailing is an offence against the public conscience of Prince Edward Island and

we think the rebuke of the Alliance

veiyjustly reflects the prevailing senti-

ment among Island people.

We realise r|uit.e fully that It will lie

slid there are oxrier things clone on the

day of rest which are almost, if not quite

as objectionable as the sailing of an excursion steamer on Sunday. 'lhose

who have little or no regaril for the driy

innovations the tondensy of which is to beak down all moral restraints and

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()iir trade has been immense. This proves that we are

offering the public the best bargains. We will continue to

Offer our Carpets and Furniture, which are second to none

Iii the Province, at prices that will sell them.

ark right Furnishing tn.

Sunnyside Carpet and Furniture House.

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safeguards. too and 3 wrong hsvi succeeded in closely counterfeiting that whlch has already received the sanction of custom. But the steamer management in this can have conferred a poor nonr- pllmant upon Prinos Edward Island. Apparently somewhat regardful of public sentiment on the Nova Scotia side of the

strait, they must used make the point of‘

Sunday sailing at an Island port among our Sabbath-keeping people. We believe this w\\\ be and ought to be resented

YOUNG WOliA_N DROWNED.

SYDNEY, June I7.-While bathing at

Liugan bench, this afternoon Miss Ella Mills,aged 35, was drowned. She had gona out fora swimashsd been her custom for the past few days and getting beyond her depth was drowned before assistance reached hor. The body was recovered ahortly after in a few feet of water, but life was extinct. Misa Mills belongs toSpringhiil and had been visit- ing at Dominion.

A KINDLY ACT-

HaLrlax,Juns 19.-‘Harry Brady of the

R rbh Engineering Works, Amharsi:,bro- ther of the young msn who accidentally shot Herbert Parr a week ago , did s kind not today. Understanding that she was

in poor circumstances he sent to tho widow of Parr one hundred dollars with many expressions of his deep sympathy. The magistrate had previously honorably acquitted Albert Brady, the brother, holding that the shooting was purely accidental.

Well Balanced Nrvcsc

Your Success in Life De-

dends Upon Them.

if Lacking iii Nerve Force, Build

Up Your System With Ferroz-

it Help You too.

Happy is the man who can work un-

oerisinply wi'hout fi-ar of an “attack of the nerves." He gets along, prospers, ri~eS to position of power and importance. The strong in in is pushed over the heads of his weaker brothers by virtue of being

capable to rio and act when necessity

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The weak nervous man is distanced be-

fore the race starts. But hr-. s.houldn". give up without trying what Ferrozone can do for him. This .-itrengthenir g onio has great power for building up people who are run down, tired and ex-

hausted.

Ferrozone starts right at the root of the

trouble and drives all impurities out ot the bloo l. Then it rzives the blood an ad- ditional supply of iron and other strength- ening eleinenis which snablesit to nourish the nerves back to normal condition. (lace the nerves arc toned up, indignation and stomach irouble disappear. Then your sysiem is in good order, and capable of being rebuilt in the proper way. Nerve tissue is formed, flabby muscles begin to harden, weak organs regain strength, and b 'fore long the half-wrecked man glories in the new-fonnri vigor that Fer-

rozwne has brought him.

You muy have tried a hundred reme-

dies; they may all have failed. But this niu<1_n't iniluencc vou against Ferrozone, which is so different from other prepar- ations. Ft-rroz me acturlly makes blood, nvvl makes the kind of blood that is va`u- abls in maintalnina' health. Then Fer- rozone has n wonderful action on fond, converllng it into nutriment, so that everything you aah is going to be useful

to vour body.

Ferrozone is uncxcelled as a rebuilding

tonic for children, women and men, the young and old, in fact everybody can derive benefit from Ferrozone, which is specially recommended for chlor0sis,anae- mia, lassltude, weakness and all disorders arlsina from impaired nerves or blood* Try Ferrczons yourself. Price 50c per box or six boxes for $2.50. Sold by rlruizgists and by mail from N. C. Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont., and Hartford Conn.. U S A.

GOT $65,000.

ST. l‘i\U1., Minn., June I9.-A special

from Butte, Mont., says: The men who held up the North Coast Limiied last night near Bear Mouth secured $65,000 from the Northern Paciilc Express Com- pany safe, which they dynamlted.

To cure a headache in ten minutes use

Kumfort Headache Powders.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

-What could be more delightful than a

sail on our beautiful harbor of a June evening and full mooulight.You will have the opportunity next Monday night.

-Wanted at once a boy with some

experience to work at the printing. Apply at this oilice. tf

-Wanted at once 25 second hand ladies

and gent's wheels. Apply to P. G. Armour. Grafton Street. Bl ri 8|

Black Diamond Lina

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The S. S. Cacouna sailing from Mon-

treal, Tuesday morning, june nat, will he due at Charlottetown, Friday morn-

ing, _[une 24th, and sails for St. ]ohn’s, N d, direct, carrying horses, cattle and sheep on deck and produce under deck at lowest possible rates. For further putiénlars apply to '

Psaxi amos. at co.

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Black Bai Grmnniiiinrr

Boys and Girls send

in your drawing.

Meu‘s Golf or Bicycle Hose in light,

medium or heavyweiihts, with fancy tops; colors, assorted eather and Ox- ford grey.

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Cashmere Half Hose, with silk em

broidercd fronts, at 45c, 5oc, 65c, 75::

$1.25.

Meii's lilzick Cotton llalf Hose at 16C,

25c, _;5c.

Meii’s Black Half Hose, at 35C, 450,

5oc and 6o<~,

Men`s Plain Tan Cotton Hose. Men`s Fancy Striped Tan Cotton lialf

Hose.

Men’s Merino Half Hose in plain,

one--It Has Helped OIIIEKS-l.€l. also fancy stripes at 25c, 45C and 4oc.

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mere Half Hose at 48;. _

Sizes 854, 9, 9%, 'at io to 35s.

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and 35c.

sizes and prices roc to $1.50. .

broidered fronts, colors, white, pink, sky, red, gold. Sizes 8Ԥ, 9, 9%, ns. sorted 7oc up.

front.

Men‘s Natural Llama Wool Half

§AS. PATON ®. CO.

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Men’s Viiool Half Hose. _

Meu's Black Cashmere Half Hose at

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Men`s lienvv Ribbed Black Cash-

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Black Cashmere Hose, self toe and

Black Caslxmere. All sizes, 2oc, 25c

Ladies' Black Cotton llose. All

Black Cotton Iiose. \Vhite Hose. Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose, em-

Blnck Lisle Thread, embroidered

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Spring and Summer

As in the past so now we

are showingsome of the new- est creations in suitings and trouserings that are put on the market.

If you favor us with your

order you can depend on get- ting a graceful, comfortable and well finished garment at a moderate cost.

il. A. BRUCE,

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Merchant Tailor, Morris Block.

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If you desire prices on the best grade of

LERTHER RNIJ RUBBER BEITING

Belt hooks,belt punches,belt lacing, write or ¢¢_11 to s. cleanse ,

Where the people ar

always piehsed is the plac for you to buy.We have in our new show rooms a beautiful display of fin- ished work in monuments, sarcophagus and head- stones ofthe best stock in various kinds rf marble and granites, all true to design and at bottom prices

Designs furnished when

desired.

The best work guaran-

teed,

Told ' reliable pro-

prietor.

CUR NO 1 A

‘ If MacNeill’s Eczema , Lotion fails to cure any case of eczema it will cost you nothing; if it cures only 2 5c. It has cured hundreds of cases Why not try a bottle, Good for any skin trouble. Sold only by

Lus,

THE DRUGGIST, Charlottetown.

TENDERS

Cardigan Ferry, King’s County.

DEPT. Pvatic Woiixs. Ch'town, June zoth. I 04.

Sealed Tenders will be receiver? at

this odice until noon on Tuesday. June 28th.l904. from any person or persons willing to contract to convey passengers, luggage. vehicles, horses, cattle, sheep, calves, swine. grain. lumber, vegetables, etc., across the above ferry for a period of three years from Ist April, 1904, in terms of the Act 3, William 4, Cap 8. The boat to be not less th an zo foot keel and to be approved of by the Department,

Tenders must express rates

on the above severally. The nnmes_ of two responsible per- sons willing to become bound for the faithful performance of the contract must accompany each tender.

The Department does not hind

iitself to accept the lowest or any ten~ ef.

L. B. MCMILLAN,

Sec’y Public Works.

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HUA Il DIA I WAN T8

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WANTED.

WANTED-A Dwelling house, with B roems,

centrally located to hotels and wharvea. Apply at this chime. 14 fl "_

LO !‘l'.

LOS l`.-On Thursday last on Euston Street

St. Peter'l Road or P=ople'| Cemetery a large Silver nroach wsth initials, Finder will plgug report at this ohice and receive reward. sid 3|

LU5i`.-L0st saturday In this City, a purse

containing a sum of money, tickets for Morell and Siekviile. and ee tiiieaie with owners name. Finder pleaseleave st this othce. sod 3i

H ELF WAN ED-FEMALE”

WAN1 Ellf- At once n girl for general :house

work. Appy to Mrs. W. W. Clark, Hillsboro Square. aid tr

WAN rED-Two or three girls ss miilinery

lPPrentic¢s Apply to Misa Rodd at F. Perkins a Co. Sunnyside. |3 d gf

WANTED-About the ‘ist April s cook and

house parlor maid. Apply to Mm Arun" P=¢¢f“» :sail

WANTED-A girl for general house work,

one from the country preferred. Apply to Mrs. Geo. Lane, Hillsboro, St., second house b=|°*Kms‘»Sq\1sre. zidir

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GIRL WANTED.-For general house work

insfamilyof three, no vdashing. Apply to this oBice. , d U

H ELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED.-A good steady farm servant who

thoroughly understands farming and stock. Permanent employment. Apply personally or by letter to W. Welsh, Keppoeh gg d up

WANTED-Wanted at once s msn tn assist

in warehouse. Permanent employment. The Rogers Hardware ¢n,_ L¢d_ ,7 My

WANTED.-Agents to sell for Caaada's

Greatest Nurseries. Bigger and he'ter scler- tiou of varieties and specialriea thu; gvgf Liberal terml. PGY Wl¢kiy. Exclusive Terri- tory, outdt free. Bend 254: for our packet Micro- scope. Everyone should have one to examine plants sud trees for insects.-Stone A Welling. ton, Toronto, Oar. 6.- |4 d w 3 mn

T0 LIT

T T0-LBT-The house on lower Prince Street a present occupied by L. B. Mclllian, posses sion july ist. Applv to R. McMillan. ro d tf

T0 RENT.-Two cottages at Inkerman.-

Apply to E. H. Beer. ga ¢| rf

T0 LET-The house on Hillsboro Square lltllr oeeupreiby s. c. Pi-owne, Em. apply to A. C. Dnehemin. || d gf

T0 LET-For two or three months, s furnish

ed house ol nine rooms,sewersge. nice lawn. M191! 0|! Premise: to Mrs. B. Jordan, Upper Hillsboro Bt . or lox 487. gg 5 gp 94

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INCUBATOR AND nloongg pgg “Lg

-Copa :ity ion chickens _.new, will be sold at s big nisetlon lor. essh. Apply ai this sine.

5 dw tl

_ MIIQII-\.AllOUlt

Persona who can board and lodge members

of summer Reboot of leleatn kindly notify the Louloeeretary, stating the number and rfllv--L ll- 011°". ual sfemary a. s. »f a., nsyleia liner, chsrlotumwm s an

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