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LTQWN GUARDIAN Meme was

UUIRDIIN '.61

'l ' lil 'N¢llVlll|'\¢' 1'r-revs tsbuym `i’i-evince- ,_ 1"I¢-tilisuieram -0"' ii" 'mu me

_ , 8' _ . um t e sunermg, Bnawr -'rss Brant

» ' " _' ‘ D°¢¢f°¥l 'filvery Trace of about noon yesterday to pill. down

` Bcistics some of the huoys about Miscouche

ing 'Q' Cafg0'f)f 'Inver_, _...__ ' Shoals _and other placed. Bhe has

MAD 'rms i__n___i;_nizs:s'rxNo Lum- placed out the honor bueys.

- -~= c ~' C . " ` CARD.--Attention is directedtothe

ness _ V ___0un V OH' I “I think you ou ht to make our card in another column of this issue

K Y

claims stronger about the mu-"lou, of Miss D. Rudge, 111 Great George power of Nerviiiue on Sciatica, and 3! . manufacturer of all' kinds of

tOdQy, ` Ll1!nbago."- This is how Mrs. A. O. 9”; half E00dB» `

Corrigan opens her letter, written ""-"-

We be P1ea_S_ gum v,,¢,,,.,,,_ ..,,,, mn, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, casa sE'r'ri.mp.-'rue ease _oi

suffering, and so (ew get prop" Jvllu Stewart against Wellington Me treatment, that I am anxious that' N°1“'°l Southport. Lot 4%. WB* l-‘Ti°d thoumndg h _ on April 15th before Messrs. Nath

_ " " s ould k f h N . '

ed havg youltorde v_____e __________ _“__ noBv:__3____c_:iw__s __gt_ suis] Molyneaux and A. Morton Lane,

about .tha mo.; awful ph,” human. two.of His Ma1esty’s Justices of the are called upon to beg;-_ and in my Peiwt. and resulted ln a conviction of

for a ton or InOre_ _ eu, were WM at um” the add,“°n_ two__dollars and costs or ten days in

al misery of humhago. Nothing at- th°f°°mm°.“ l°l1» We 03°l1°°_\1°l“E ln' tracts attention to particular forms °“"4,”g 1°“g““g° °” "M P“bu° mgh' of sugering like personal experience, “'“¥v`

sud t at is why l am so enthusiastic about Nei-viiine 1 had the mer to SHEEP INDUS'1`RY"M" ~T~ A-

A' & cu' use nie riirnr' remedy merviiidei T""°’ °‘ th” U" Emi* B1’s“°‘1- 0*

produce underdeck at -lowest possible ratrs. " *

For further particulars as to freight and

passage hpply in

Buntain. Bell fd’ Co

Ch'¢°WD Pl E- I. AGENTS 4-73M3i. _ __

- ’ - ._;‘@.:d'/._ .__r-1

__ . _ __ .__

al t t th b 1 l tawa arrived on the Island Monday “_n;`.;);htaout 3' ggynsygfémfnguileggit evenilig and is 'holding meetings peopl, um the wrong mmady and gat throughout the Province this week in

Phone 2 O ensues in ch i 1 _ N the interests of the Sheep Industry a

4 eases the Dain]-:xl dnctdfrxnd stdlphutlld ‘branch which-mth um F°d°m1 “hd

h, inflammation before it becomes Provincial ““th°'m°° '“°° ‘ming their

C tgwn _ ch,_o,_,c_ I Bay that B uniment that utmost to encourage. During Mr.

h h ,_ km th '1‘elfer's course of lectures throughout 0?s_I;;Y,ftr,;n?§ga rimady ev°_____yg’&§'; the week, starting at Bt. Peter’s on

B C D' should know about, for it w uid Tuesday °v°"i“g’ um zznd' wmsloe

9 Wednesday evening, Emerald Thurs-

u.U _ t i i k li l

sn ou n a w n tt e ailments day evening and Grand River Frida

, _ _

like Neuralgia, liumlbago, Strain , - 7

-- 2 Sl Line tired muscles and inflammation from evening' he p“'p°s°° t° talk °v°r me

coli.. plans which will be followed up later

5 _._ _ ~ _ _T-_ __ __ No home should ev” be wm_0__t_ in the season by. giving dipping de-

¢ 8'

-5., Nerwm-e_get tm large 50° ,_m___y monstrations He wishes the farmers

' _ ""' “._.;5-fi f`_‘T1"._~Y1f:_“~“`é"7._~."~.~ size; trial size 25 - at all storekee - t° b°°°m” “°q““‘“t°d with th” ad'

‘o/_

*-9: , _\'*._' _\ c' P vantages to be gained in the regular _ > is k 0.4 ers and drugglsts, or The Cararrho dlpping of sheep Following this week

__ Y* w__ .__ _._ _.',_, _r _.___ ______‘.»-‘_ - . _

"` '“|-‘fl5"‘54- ;L`I.f‘g`f"r“¢"l' - mm’ C9" Buffalo' N' Y* he will make farm to farm visits as

` " ' l li ibl l th l T110 5- Sv M°l'W9noo is elliected to nil IONTAGUI "nK~". iI:.1l~l‘§ngfldgp(f)d: dlappiilg lat(l1»si°e. “het hh? 'fag' fM°“_*_:f\l rfeggdly ._m°rni»s.- Apfu -- me iris cosndeniiy mic that it win 1,? °." ‘ 9° ' _° “""b° ““° l1°I'° Umm* 19! "CIT W°4ll!l<ll¥ and be worth every farmer's time to make

Inverness Llllllp C03] Q _ a I ...' ;. ._§;._;...~. .. .;

Q present were prevented by sickness

Potatoes

Beats. per dos.

bard, per W.

Beef (small) per lb. Beef (quarter) Per lb Pork Lllmb. Nr lb- (small Fowl

Muttos Butter

Eggs, per dos.

Oats

Hay (Pressed) H87 (Loose)

Pork

=mo;::¢: Ss38;s3e

<55!!!

|*l-*P* bows

ld 1. , ‘

sz; 1:3nf:?'1f,‘L°_§,.°u|::%__:_;’dva_"gy;::;_'af - siiilfd-I7 |ll\l0~ a point to attend these gatherings

B, carrying horses and cattle mi desk and

Mr. Teller will make them most

interesting, discussing fully the care and management of a flock of sheep.

_POWNAL.-A very pleasant even- ing was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jenkins, Pownal, on Friday, the 18th inst. Amongst tnose Present was our genial roadmaster Mr. A. A. Moore and wife, Capt. W.

Smith and wif Mr Lock .lone

_ . e, _ s,

4° '10 42 JLP., and wife, Mr. Jacob Judson 81! to $14 and daughter, Mr. Reaney Jenkins, U3 W 513 the popular butcher, Mt. Mellick, and Ti 'D H wife; Mr. Lincolu Irving and wife,

Mt Mellick, and Mr Vessey, Mt Mellick, the expert violinist A num-

and various regrettable causes. Mr.

Irving, with his usual thoughtful-

f I ` A ness, brought his excellent phono-

fonl t C' graph and s. complete set of new re-

cords of the latest kind procurable

It was certainly delightful to listed

M1NES~ Wa“‘a“f@d food Innic r:..;‘;;"szzrf;:‘s.if:“.z'.;§‘.;“:ts“;:§:

ss. _ _ '<'-.»;f.§_,ai.»y..'_~»,.__., .1 i __ _' in-' __-_. .

ers These were interspersed with _ _ choice selections on the violin by Mr.- Corcoran "and‘fiistei‘g`*,th ’Vi;n`<`:ouver. `

good- " '_l:1_H9f""a"a1fr1vcil'f __Csrilng's Mslismiciis

GEO. E. FULL

Sclu. Irene

at r

Coal Yard.

ensure? food-tonic, recom- mended by medical authorities for all cases of general debility and' for invalidsf It combines the digestive ' a n d nutritive properties of Malt with the bitter tonic qualities of Hops. A great remedy for thc recovery o f lost strength and vitality. 25 cts per pint bottle at

Gio i-:.|iul;|ilas,'....,3.;,='_,‘;,, Chsrloficfown P. E. I.

Vissey. Thus the time passed all too quickly until the charming host- ess announced that “supper” was waiting in the dining room, and cer- tainly it was a feast of “good things," which was keenly enjoyed by the healthy, hearty, good-looking guests. As this friendly visitation was in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jenk- ins’ respective birthdays, at the proper ti-me, Mr. A. A. Moore in a well-worded speech, showed the high esteem in which Mr. and Mrs. Jenk- ins are held in the community, in the domestic, social and business circles, etc., etc., after which, on behalf of self and friends, presented Mrs. Jenk- ins with a triple set of beautiful lace curtains and Mr. J eukins with a solid. gold watch charm emblem of the I. O. F. The host and hostess were_al- together unprepared for this part of

_I8MfmWtf the program, but Mr Jenkins ral-

Because ofthe nature and quality of the msler_ls_ls contained fl_`l0llfl1Y FGIBUOUB might 81W_*_1Y_5 Wu:

lherein, is strongly recommended and highly beneficial for these tinue. After some time alien D mu suffering fron-in minted or infected blood supply. sic and pleasant converse, S00d'bY¢B.

G_eKa hottie today. 00 Z ____' _ And out ___ the moonlight

My K D co ° fi

f night, ou on ie mu ro . C . prancing teams went their WBY. With

` Cor. Gt. George

and Kent 'street

"" ` t r tur keeping

L ____ g __ ---s -_ - H -ll brands only. We keep our cigars at _ _

U Graduates dition. We can suit your cigar taste

exactly for we sell everything il!

good-will oilering to kindly thank

the good friends for the tangible ex-

4 -_ _ - lied sufficiently from this unexpected ll = ll

pression of their friendly feeling to- wards liimsclf and Mrs Jenkins, and

B“'"b°° 5'5" B’°°dlB"”4¢" is?§;:_i..;‘3°.:i.““..;'.‘;;‘i:.::';i:';..§’_z

ood luck and many HGPPY \`°t‘“`“9

their respective loads.-Com.

::You’1l enjoy the cigars you buy

at our counter. We sell reliable Select |fr0m_

just the right empe B 9.

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‘ PRINCE STREET SCHOOL.-'Yer

tsrdsy the ‘gupils of Prince Street seiodi ssmii ce is their neu to listen to Dr.“Ross' talk on 'rbs Blood oircuiszionf ' 'rue Doctors genial _manuer,_ his interesting, profitable and practical remarks were atten- tfvely listened to snd a lasting 1”. son wss learned by the pupil; in 'bat was dsemed“a most entertaining talk. The Doctoi"s future visits will' be largely anticipated.

DIED IN TORONTO.-A telegram

was received in Charlottetown last night announcing the death of Mr. George Pears, of Toronto, one of the largest real estate broken in that city. Mr. Pears was the father-im law of Mr. Will H. Newsom formerly of Charlottetown, the 'well-known typewriter man. Mr. Pears is well- known to many 'residents of Char- lottetown who made it a point on their visits to Toronto to call upon him. He was a prince of entertain- ers and highly esteemed by all who knew him. The funeral takes place tomorrow.

PERSUIIILS

Mr. Heber Large leaves this morn-

ing for Calgary, Alta., where he in- tends residing.

Mr. J. S. Moore, Seed Inspector of

Truro, arrived in Charlottetown by the Earl Grey last evening.

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THE EARL GREY.-The Earl Grey

docked in Charlottetown last evening at 6.25.

Col. H. M. Davison, _Charlotte-

Lown, was a passenger going east- ward ycsterdsy afternoon.

Mr. A. B. Hewitt, Charlottetown,

was s passenger on the outgoing western train yesterday afternoon.

Mr. Wm. R. Carson, student at P. W. C., spent Sunday the guest of his sister Miss Bertha Carson, North Milton.

Mr. J. M. MacKenzie returned to

his home in Cavendish yesterday af- ter having spent ii brief holiday with friends in Ebenezer and Milton.

Mr. John Grady, Business Manager

of Gunn, Langlois & Co., Summer- side, was in Charlottetown yester- day.

--_

Mr. W. W. Jenkins, Georgetown,

was in Charlottetown yesterday, He retumeil to Georgetown in the after- noon.

Rov. A. J. Mclntyfe, Morell, came

to Charlottetown on Monday evening., He returned home by the Eastern .train yesterday aftetifioon.

Among the out&rd passengers

from Charlottetown yesterday were Mr. D. Schurman to Moncton, Capt, C. F3. May to Freetown, Mr, Hai-ry

:zlf you have had difficulties of any

sort in the use of patterns call and see Mies Lindsay today. Moore & McLeod. 4-23l\lli

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::Plant Line Sailings.-The steamer

“Halifax” will make her first trip for the season, to Oharldttetown leaving Boston on Saturday, May' 3rd, and returning will leave Charlottetown for Boston, Tuesday, May Sth. The Plant Line Office at Charlottetown will be re-opened for the season May lst. 4-23M6i.

Most People Dye

fine every spring,

You can get every- thing in the line

of dye-stuffs here. i Fresh stock to

them always in perfect smoking con- - &

Experl ence cigars the M S“_}’,k°-fo cailirlillgindiofn COT: The Quality Drug Store.

._~_ -.~ 1,

v .

, _._._,_.--,, __

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iiiciiiy a Nicholson

` `¢§

have learned that good pure tobacco cos_ts_ no more than the bad injuri- ous kind. it’s all in know- ing what you buy. Take .

a tip from us and remegber to' ask for HICKE 'S BRIGHT CUT smoking

-=. obacco. or COMBINATION

WIST chewing. Best ever.

Tobacco Cc. Lid.

' When you flndlevery modern

comfort, A-_I _service and an ex

__ _ _ ' _ ‘ c_cllent'c\sisine‘as in The »I-Islif_ax`

1 " _ 9 Hotel, ~ _ '_ '___ ~ _ _ C , _ _ _‘___ ____ "__ . - »_, ., », __ _ . _ -

'lo "‘ "'1." "fr . -

e 'stef llsllfsm NS. I

_'_ _

d. The sc in n »

dd: Great George and Kent Ste. Mtf-

. ,i__._____-_---

_gll/[iss Lindsay . demonstrator of _

Home J ournsl Patterns invites YOU to call and have her exllllin me 'merits of Home `Jourual Patterns-‘

today only. Moore &'M¢Le0<1-

4-23Mli.

,ieal

_nn

vapora ted

Cream °

';_zf___ 1; _ ~- -_ 1 'Bre aaf ‘ 5

gvgpsi-ated Guam Bread is_ihe_

hiss," gglhf in tho diy. ll ll ; light, sweet, ilsky loafihst isee j delicious and wholesome as il\e_ most captions could desire. Large loaf 7s. A1” bees, Vienna and

' “diasry loaves. Phone zn.

Slewsrfs Bakery

|63 Kent Street

1” il

Restful Ease for Your Feet

Dr. Scholl’s Foot Easel' is

the real remedy for tired, ech-

_ ing feet, weak ankles, flat _ foot, cramped toes and all _ otiiefdisurders ofthe feet.

It is e compact appliance for

the_foot,iusde by the famous

' foot speei_hlist,can be worn in

afeguler sized shoe, changed

» from one sir to another, is ` nctiiotlceegle. _

g Made in 'aes' for children,

I women and mes.

'Macs

Hara Hare

Our hard hats include

_such famous brands' ss

Fitwcll, Franklin,Royalt ,' Tress and Waferlite,brands well-known to you-to all men who have taste in dress -as the smartest, most distinctive and exclusive in all lines of hard felts. Many of the hats are shown in eighth sizes. '1`here’s a bat here for every head at a price to suit every pocket book $2.50, $2.75 and

See the

~ sb.-".vi.'.=._. . '_ 'j;, ~ '_ " '.1 f" 7 1 . _, i f- f-' f '

Soft _Felts

A splendid line includ-

ing '1`¢lescopes,_DIps, Fed- orss, Crash, Tweed, Fur Felts sud Velours st $1. 50

Boys’ Hats

A good line df fancy

felt hats for boys, Teles-

cope style, shown in navy,

grey and cardinal, priced at 65c to...... . .........$l.55

See these xx Century Suits

To the man of taste, discretion and refinement in dress there is no line of

tailored clothing that appeals so strongly as does the xx Century Line, Most of the styles in xx Century Suits are made entirely by hand by high _priced expert tailors in one of the largest, cleanest, most up-fo-date and sanitary tailoring 'shops in the

Dominion.

The higher priced suits are hand cut, hand measured, hand fitted-all the

work is done by hand '-insuring the strength, good style, fine finish, and exclusive appearance that a_l1_j_dr_cssy _rncn desi_r_e. For a suit that will wear .well, fit perfectly and give you the some of style, comfort and durability you need to look over the xx

Century line, priced at $20,

$22-5°.,$24 and $25-

We have other suits-good ones too--but not quite so good as the xx Century

Brand. Prices range from $9. 50 to $_r9.oo, according to the style, quality of materials

and tailoring.

MC we £5’ McLeod 0

H9-|2l Queen Sf. s

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Mr. C. H. McLean of the Royal

Bank, Charlottetown, has been grant- ed three weeks' holidays and left yes- terday for his home in Crapaud.

.'NEW-YORK, April Z2.-Cable to American says: Winston Churchill has been robbed of $2,500 and important naval data. They suspect a young woman agent of some other nation.

Huis.. Kane Murchison returned ire... .WQMM 5U|=f=R|\gE

_P__l;t0\l by the Earl Grey last even-

RODBED OF NAVAL DATA

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5,(¢;CT.-il' c _,ni 5'.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla., April 21-

Women suffrage by a constitutional amendment in Florida is dead for four years. The house committee has- reported against _the proposition und a Doll BILDWB that the report of the committee’ on amendments will be sustn.ined”'"“'"‘

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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday issue. Oats (white) 38 to 40

40 to 42

11§

Oat (black)

$5.50 to $6.50

Pork

Straw. (ver ton)

$12 t0 $15

17 to 18

Hay. (per ton) _

Eggs, per doz. surfer 80 to 82 Chicken (lb) 12 to 14 Fowl Leach; 60 C0 80 Potatoes, per bus. 24 to 25 Durnips, por bus 15 Cabbage (lb.)

MAN CAUSES SENBATION

through a window.

move Thom With The Othine Prescription.

reiuhd cue money if it fans.

veil; get an ounce of othine and

Pelts l-Iides Calfskins Lamb Beef (lb)

_ _ ___=_-'=.._,__. ll

-_R23 Tris?

Beef (quarter) Fresh I-herring (Doz.)

50 toB0

les vanishing entirely.

Be sure to ask the druggist for

1| to 18 _

10 to 16 double strength othine; it is this

7 to 10 that is sold on the money-back guilt# 20 antee. ' _-_

LONDON, April 22.-During the vis-

it. of the King and Queen yesterday s. __

momentary alarm was caused by the suspicious actions of e young man who was taken in charge. He had swallowed a sovereign and tried to swallow his_ eye-glascs and cut his _ throat badly in trying to jump

FREC K~L'ES

Domi Hide 'radio witira Veil; Re-

This prescription' for the removal

of freckles was written by a promin- ent physician and is usually so suc-_ cessful in removing freckles and giv- ing s clear, beautiful complexion that it ie sold hy McKinnon Drug _ Co. under an absolute guarantee to

Don’t hide your freckles imder

TB-

move them. Even the first few appli- icatione should show a wonderful ‘im-

9 to 10 provement, some of the li§\1l1°1` fl`°°¥'

the -

L_ _

Tl ls. _

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Use B1:-Av.i:1t DOARD for the Weil. and Ceilings

keeps out heat jand cold, _iietards fire, and resists 1 0feoloC%od\V00dI._‘l'0¢l\lS9d to Shroud funn and preeeed in

handsome pehbledsurfses. Made ineonveiientsizes for every purposé. many decorative useful household articles. Full imtructionefor application-

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This chews s new room with the BEAVER

BOARD helng nslled fo the shlddlng. The work

2..-::i:.~:fr.i‘:".i .i....°r»' “W” “"-V' -r

'of Your New or Remodeled Building

IT costs less than lath and plaster, lumber, or metal; is more quiCli|X=

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lillllllll _.iw ,

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This shows bow the room looks when llnlshel. __

lr mums but one ol vevr mr ny sn_ls\lc schrmtl nl design sud dcmrarion perslhic vw.) BEAVER

BOARD walls and ceilings. '

»'¢.3‘f"

and easily put up, is durable, sanitary and artistic. _ It will___no_t cif_acl<,_chip or _deteriorate with age; it '

Our forefathers filled the cracks of their L08

Paintingtbe interior was s. step further. Then came letli

BOARD »

It may be put up by novice or

ceilings. Beaver Board is s great Boom

iees than Lath and Plaster. Beaver handsome wnll. Send for samples for homes, offices, and store buildings. about this wonderful materiel. ‘

Write for. prices. '

Whitevnshing and

nowcbmes BEAVER

wvh cracked walls and

to handle and costs

so as to male a \-ery

fl; efor p`c ‘nz interiors

would be pin. eil ro tell you

0 caan .s Seger C