_»._. _rl THE cHARLo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN, APRIL 22,1905

Granger

Condition Powders `

Thi°kVlf“f°l’» Ab_loodTonic_ “ and Purifier. Ag glldeale,-,_

iii: :man co., nu., r»pi|.im_

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IMPROVEMENT OF _

RURAL sciioois

;.?.w.

6’/ie _

SN?

'$1 s _

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TID only Indiv tht in shgj th tu! si Quality,

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Cure Stoppage, Sw¢l. led Legs; Bad Blood, '_-_

: Horse All, Cough,

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'Ha'

Price 25 cts.

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WOGDBYOUK . _"_ ., `

--Eggs That Hatch 7,

Buff Orpingtons and ' _* 'Blue Andeluslons_ `

Bull’ Orplngton Cock \von i lst prize nt St.. John, llii|i'-- I , '(

fitir tllid Clinrlottctoivii; 2nd rlze h_en Aiiiln-rst, and _ . E§arlotteto\\'ii; l’ulli!t lst. `_'“=L§'.,é f C ill`l0i9l0i=0WI\. licitliiig thu wliiierfroln St.. John iind llulifiix.-$1 thc St-t.tin_i.:.

Otlr lilue Aiidclusioiis won ilrst. prize iii.

Charlottetown and Ahilicrat. -$l betting. . w.N DUCHEMIN. St. Avards.

Painting and

Decorating

HAVC y0l1 ally lO0ll1S yOl1 \VZ1l'li1l

papéred, any ceilings decorated. tinted or whitened, or any painting, grainiiig, eiiauieliing, .cign writ- ing. etc.?

We do all branches of the paint-

ing business.

Send in your order today. We

will be pleased to tell you how little that job will cost you.

P. H. Trainor.

Kent Street. Opp. Revere Hotel.

4 20 tts I ino.

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DPERA HllUSE

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EASTER MONDAY NIGHT

lne Beautiful English D amp. in Four Acts

King’s Evidence ...0R.... 'stricken Bli-id.

in aid of the Charlottetown Ilospital Elegant costumes, thrilling situations, baiiutiful cliinaxcs.

CAST OF CHARACTERS. Gilbert Medium] . . . . .. _ Dr _I P_'Murrixy Matthew Tlxorntou .. .. A E Mcliachcu Sir Frederick Sidney _ . .J _I Desmond Walter Wiuifred . . . . . . . ...T ll Barrett Solomon Isaacs . . . . . . . . . . . .._ jj Kent Joe (Lock Keeper) W C Whitlock Little Arthur . . . .. .Master H Whitlock Servant . . . ...................CJjoncs Kale Mcdland Miss Ruby Rattray Ada Sydney . _.Miss _Iosle Stciitifonl Laura Sidney ..._ . .Miss Ida Byrne _ Plcasing specialties between Acts.

- Vinnicombe's orchestra.

Gob SAvi<; ‘riiie KING,

_» Admission 25c, 35a and 5oc,

_ Plans open Thursday, April :oth

jniiiicsonhi and Ruiikiii’s.

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Motion; silt

Of a Valuable Farm at West River, 'Lot 65.

To bc sold by public auction at the

Court Iioiisc in Charlottetown in Quccu's County on Friday the twenty sixth ilriy of May iicxt, A. D. i9o5 at the hour oi twelve o‘clocl: noon.

Allitlie lease hold interest and estate oi

the lntc Hugh \Vllson nttlic linie of his death iii rind to all that trnct piece or

plrcel of lriud situntc lying and being on Lot or Township niiui er sixty-five il Quecn's County commencing at ii fluke iixcd on the western shore of

se Creek rind in the northern bonud-

‘ of Georgie \Vilson‘s fsrm thence s ug the siiii northern boundary of Gt'0rgc Wi1sou’s farm for the fulllength

wreck' thence north thirty two degrees

,st by the magnet of |764 for six

chains thence north titty eight degrees c'¢_ht for sixty tive chains and fifty two llllrs thence north six degrees and thirty niiniiteii west for four chains and folty eight links or till it meets the stint-li shore of the West River thence

Egttwsrd along the said shore to_tlie place

beginning in Goose Cree-lr.

The above premises were held by the rl Hugh Wilson under lease from the

vereuil George Wright Hodgson for

t term oi nine hiinilrtd nn twenty

en esra from the 29th day at Marc

| .las llayer.Pio|i. `

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l’iii licrc again. Two cases inn the

blockade (ice). 1t’s cold-cold at Picton The Picton man said if the freight. manager tlitl not ship us at once to Putoii & Co‘s. we would scratch the

bottom out of thc case :ind/walk over.

2: d w tt -

one on use Slater Shoes

Have Come

First instalment litre.

We are more than pleased

with them. We have them in ladies', gent’s, boys’ and youths', in box calf, vici,

patent and colored. They are beauties. '

Lasts.--Tourists, Rational,

Promenade, Broadfoot and Radicahonly one price stamp- d on sole.

Goff Bros.

§il5-Dill EE EEE

A Spring Goods are l coming. When you

get your new DRESS

' call at our Studio and

have that Photo taken

ti you promised your

fi-nod. '

' ilauvin, tiantzal & lla.,

» Pliotogriipliers.

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li ALL

DEPENDS

on your tailor wlictlier you get coin- lort, enjoyment, or plc.'isiii'e from your spring suit. \\'c offer ii nice line of pleasnirililc, reliable. goods. There is no tricki-ry iii our business, but we do some .istoiiisliiiig things. In clothes making; you will iind here' the latest things lor spring and summer wear at very moilcrntc prices. Giv_e us the orderfor your next suit, and you will be sntisiierl with the result.

MCDONALD & t l’~EltRY,

THE NOBBY TAILORS. Great George Street.

< Drunkenness

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I fl) |38 at the earl rent of tcu dol

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s and el lity two cciits and inc above f - - e will tsie plocc pursuant to ii power i `

-sale contained lu an Inclentiire of' rtgsgc, bearing date the first day of cmberA D 1882 made between the l Hugh Wilson of the one part :ind oph Hensley and lidwaril jnrvis glen ol the other part. l

_ or 1u%her'partl¢ul»ir.i apply nt the

N# llllnni S. Stewart, Solicitor,

YI.

_ tedimisigthday ot’ April, A DI

=’_ : sittpwsnm Jiinvis nousson, _

5- Bin-vlvlng Mortgages.

aa is td. s»-ui my ummm.

Secretly

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Freessmtpio'

l.‘.‘ll |,l.’.‘ilt’.’.‘;l§tMtl'l!,

L L °'°'=".".=.'°i'£‘)§.'f-.gi

ali§;.i\°n'iiii-i~:i'ion\£

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' licntuil und vciitiliitcd.

instruction and training lor teachers of ruinl schools who desire toquallfy ln these newer subjects and methods of educii-T tion. An cliibornto building and equip- ment is provl'clod_at. Guelph, Ont., on grounds adjiicorlt. to the Oiiturlo Airrieul t.ui°iil College. Provision is made for the [ree training of ii llinited number of teach- ers b_y providing tuition, railroad fees, und tiventy-live dollars to help meet. ex- penses of board and lodging for the course of three months. _

1‘ai~t. »l provides for ii course ln

Ilouscliolil Science for young wo- nicn from i~ni'iil coiiiniunities. The course is espec-li_illy suited "to furiiicrs‘ iici-als. Short. courses of three months will lic m'i':\n|.:cil, as \vcll as the full cuiii'.~;e of two yciirs. Suitable cliiss- morris :ind ii dorniitory have been pro- vldcd on grounds iiiljiiccnh to the 0. A. C. and neiir the iiiitiirc-stinly building. Thi- totiil cost ol these two buildings alone is $l7.'i,(ltl0. >

All four piirts of the plan iirc now in

opcmtlon. The McDonald school a."

SAMIIEL LOWE, Of thc tlrin of H. & S. Lowe, Contractors.

Guelph has iilreiidy ltltl students in ilonics tie science, iind 35 in initurc study. 'llic triivolling iiiiitriictors iirc all iit. work. School consoliiliition has been cllcclcil in Novii St'0t<iii, New Briiiis\\'iclr, Ont,iii'io and 1’i'incc lCil\\'iii~<l lsliiiiil, :inil the results iirc licttt-i' than t‘\'cn the inosl. saiiiigiiiiic liiivc hoped for. 'l`lit- Mlrltllcton School lnts been pi'oiioiiiicc<l l y ii coiupctciit critic the “best of its kind :in thc \viii'ld."

Conholiiliit-ion iinil tmiisportutioii of pup-

ils in now pi'i\L't~ii-cd hy .‘ic\'eiitccn states of the Union. The ldcii is iaiplflly training ;.¢i'ound :ind is thc only solution of the i~ui'iil .sclioul prolileiii in sigrlit. The n<l~ \'riiiti\5¢i~.s ol' ciiiisollilutioii lirc suinincil np us fo lows: -

l. IL pcriiiiln licttcr griiding of pupils. 2. lt. iilfuids iin opportunity for iiisI.i'ui:-

tion in .-ipe<-iiil lwiiiiclics ns iiiusie, ilrnw- inv, etc.

Il. lt lcssciis thi' ivork of the iiispct~t0i'.

I"c\\'ivi' :ire tuiiployird.

4. lt lciiilri to licttcr biiildiiigs, hcttci'

'Elicliirircr cl:ni~3cs possess more cn-

tliiisliisui und i'lvnli'y.

tl. More cu'ture froiii'in¢:<oci1\l.loii. 7. Better cquipnient~inorc books,

cliiirts, niiips and ii|ipiii'iit\is.

S. It allows liic ciiiployiiiciit, ol better

tciiclicrs-for fewer i\i'c i‘c<|iiii‘t-tl.

ll. lt gives :i liottci' unit, ol’ irovcrninent.

T ic usual rural illstricb iii too sniiill for

HENRY Q. l.O\VE,

(lf the tlrm ot' li. & S. Loire, Coiiti'i`\clm‘»<.

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liirizc. The lmppy iiienn is thc to\\'ii.-lilp or n coiisiiliiliittrril flislrlcl. of iiliout the siunc size. _

ltl. l’iil»llc interest, nnil priilc ln the

school are qiilckciicd.

ll. 'l`l\i- siiiiii- vin-i-iinrcs that convoy the

children, can di.~iti~il»iite thc iuiills.

12 llettci' health ot piiplls.'l`licy :ire loss

exposed ln ntioriiiv weather, mid are not coiiipclled to sit all diiy in clamp clothing.

13. The vans can bc uacd for transport-

ing pnrents to public giitherlngs, lecture courses. etc.

Lit Pupils attend school more regular-

ly. Attendance iii. these schools has ln- vnrliibly ,inoroiised from shout. fifty per cont., to about, ninety por cent. This is explained ln some cases by the poople‘s il:-sim to secure their nioiiovbi wortali, which is only nn lnnrcnlo ln their appre- cliitlon of the value of the school.

This ln an age of i-onccut-rntloii. It has

touched our fanning <ioiiinu>n~c.` mlmn- racturtng, mining ami politics. We have tontpidly iulyiist, onisclves to new oun-

(Gontlnueri froiii page 5). ' ~

good governinent; the county uiiit is loo"

-'-iniisrorrnore omitting iiiimourfiiiiim BRACES THE NERVE$_

BUILDS UP THE BODY. \ |N S`pR|NG |'|ME/U

received. Can the small-sized countfry school fultll the rei|iiii'eineiits i ' When our social lilo deinaiirls loaders, a secondary sohooliiiiscs as meillutne, one hundred, and law filly years ago. Agri- culture is demanding lenders and many agricultural schools :irc arising. Tho great advance of agrleiiltuml education in America has callcfl for comment from prominent édupntioiiallsts, some of whom predict that we shall soo ln thc' near futf ure, rural schools. a;,'i~iciiltura.l high schools, and agricultural colleges working tog~et.her.’

In our coniinon schools ure found stud-

ies whlcliiire not, ri-quired for ndinission tocullcrzes. Na.t\ii'c-stiiily, driiwlnir, the initniiiil arts -all iiiti~u'liiccd duriiin the past fcw years uri-y.-L ii::|gli~ct,ctl by the college. Will the colli~;;c l’iiliil tho require- nicnts by working :ii-ouiid to the schools’ stiinilpoiiiti If tlic _jiistiticutioii uf the exlst.eiic“é ofthe coiinuon school is tu train for good citlzensliip, and for nliility tio iirn ti livelihood, can thi- study of 1"i'ench, _or instance, in tho common school be .iustlticdl

If ws can lntriidiiceai more rational point. of vlew into our teaching of country cliililren, lt must bully iippcallny; to the experience of the child. This is the iiuture-study iiictlioil. ’l`liccliild`s expor- ience is vvltli nut,ui‘c. If the child ciin he led trfcontrol the iilijccts nnii l`oi't't~~+ in his eiivironnicnt, his curve of liappiiicss \\'lll rise. improve 'ini-Llioils of tciicliiiig iinil excellent tciwhcrs uiifl conditions can he scciircrl by concentration. \Viih iill the ad- vantages of ccntrulizliig schools, the rural school, us o¢yore,l>econics the ldc'il place

inur itivf-R MAN

iiio irooisiias

Till Dodd's Kidney Pills Cured his Kidueys.

Then his Rheiimatisin and Other

Pains Vauiiihedo -.ce and for all --His Case Only oneof Many.

ll.iii\v|<'i<, Ont., April 21-(Special). 'l‘liiit. l)oild's Kldin-_y l’ills will cure ltlicu- iiiatisiu, or any other disease resulting from disordered I{i_dineysi:~' thc cxpcrieiici-, of iniuiy of the i-iet.tlci'.~ in this liiiiny River eouiitzry. The ciisc of Williiiin John Dixon oi this pliicc, is u fair .sitiiiplc of t.lic work Lite grcail. Utiiuidiiin liltlney Iicincdy is doing.

"I had Rlieuniatisiii so hail I had to use

ii stick to witlk I liiid. piiiiis in niy buck mid riglit. lilp, and T hiiil no comfort in slot-piiigz.

“I could no inorc than dress or undress

iiiysell for nc|\i'l_\‘ two months, and l was for uciirly tlirec weeks I could not lace iny riglit. shoe.

“My livothci' advised nic to try I)odd`s

Kidney Pills iinil I did so. Alter taking tiiircc lioxcs I could wiilk :irouiid and litcc

cured nie coiriplcl.cly.'

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illlllfl _till

Jail;

MAKES SICK ‘

l9'The_ Kind That

.Ask For “PAINE’S” A.»:|=`z'or

T curuouno e - i

Has Meade Such Wonderful Cureo.‘Q

of good schools in the t-oiint.i~y would liclp bocheck the city \\.iril tendency \n in

the greed and snubbery of tiic rich. \\'oiild each llnd an antidote in thc cont-ciit iind conscrmtioii of ti great ui-iri'ii»iiltni'iil class." All our trade and \\'cll-lit-ini; is dependent. on the prosperity of the coun- try.

A BAD BRUISE

Often causes ii good deal of trouble. The

be:-it. cure its ii prompt. iippllciitlcn ot Ner-

`viilne which instantly stops the pain,

prevents 1-i\\'elliiig, removes all liliickni-ss and dlscoloi-iitloii. Nei-villnc is iiiitlsi-ptic -prevents blooil poisoning. No linimciit

so strong, so pcnctratiufi, so swift to ile- Stroy pain. Xou inlss a._ ob of ciinifort by not using Pols-on`s Ncrvilliic. Fin- nciiily llft._y yt-are it hits been the st.itinliii‘il iiiinily llitinicnt. of Ciinailii.

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BURN ED T0 DEATH.

Ws'i‘nii'i'o\vN,N. Y., April I7.-Jiiiiics

Uontln, aged 2.5, of Malone, was Iiuincd to deiith lust night. 'l`lic liiinp by wliii-li he siil\i'eii<lin;; exploded, setting; his clotlics and tlic rnoiii allrc.

Rheumatic Pains Quickly lielleved.

The cxcriiciiiting pains cliiiriictcristic

ofrlicumritismiinrl sciiiticn. nic quickly relieved by upplyliipr Cliiiniliei-l:iin`s Pain' Bilni. 'l`l\c gi‘caL piiin rclii-\'ing po\\'cr of the liniinent luis been the .~;\ii'pi'i.~,e and delightof Llioustiiids ol' sutl`ei'ci's. 'l`hi\ quick relief fronipiiln which iiil`oi'ds is n.lonc\voi-t.h iniiny ttiiiics its cost. l"i>r su e by ull l)ru;.;;rists.

$2 50 BUYS THE TRESS

FEATHERWlCiGl{T HAT

lt’s all the name implies -light.

stylish, comfortable, finest quality for felt made by Tress & Co., Lou- don, Hatters to His Majesty

Agents. 22d tt.

House-cleaning supplies at thc

Central Diugstorc. A. W. Rcddiii. Phenib. Sunnyside. :od 3i.

FLAT SET DERBIES ARE

VERY POPULAR

up uiy slioes and flu my work. Six boxes i with stylish young mem Thenys

a distinction and a style to them

l)otli1`s Kidney Pills me the one sur, ` _ _

cure for sick Kidiieys. Sick Kiiliicyn :ire _-thatvb vefy attraftlvef Haw?" t-lic ciiusc ol' nine-tenths of thc ills thc Hat5~'_“' Cekg & (foo 5019 AHCUL5- i

lniiniiu fiuully snil"oi°s from. i 22d If-

Dctziclizilile Tires, I I* fi single pair of

Eiwmi vii.-weeks secs.. sore( __ ‘”i““h““"°°a"i°d T5 “A him °."°'_ 7’°°°

I/-`),}` __' `\ ‘, milesofgood,bad " and indifferent

I ,f \" '-"ki ll ' roads. Dunlop bicycle tires are famous as the

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¢s__._.s . '._..._.¢5~f="-‘°""" »- _.~...| ‘ ' - ~ - ' 1'

to bring up cliildreii. 'l`hc e.\itiil»llsiiiiii\iiti

, _ . I

dependent., intelligent rural _coiiiiiii1nit_v_ would bc ii protecting baliince in our polio tical life. “The aiiiti-cliy of thc city poor,

$3.00 Shoe for Women

This new line of footwear has been commented

upon most favorably-those who have seen these

Shoes are much impressed with the high grade shoe

n making, style and general linish.

The leather used in each shoe whether it is

Patent, Tan or Vici Kid is specially selected for thi

line and every pair is guaranteed to give satisfac-

tion by

The Ames Holden Co.,Ltd.,

Che Royal Purple Shoe.

Rode 7,000 Miles on Une Pair of Tires

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r. MR. _]A.\iirs Tiioiu/is Dmvizv is C:ii1:id:i's

,, cliziinpiou steady l~»ie_\‘cle riclcr. lic is _ \

»,.~:1 =- a collector for one of the big tclcgrriplrcom-

. - _;.-i'.,.;. _ _1 _ -L¥“. /‘ <.1

priuics in Toroiito, and he rides n wliccl :ill the your round niaking collections over a wide district. His record is i:,ooo milcs :i year. Mr. Dewcy’s bicycle is fitted with Dunlop

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».f Q .J 't :fill ' ‘ .

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kind that may be attached, detached and re- paired wiicu necessary by the tivo hands, nnnitlccl by any form of tool. Every pair is gi':iraii‘.ecd for :1 year.

THE DN`NLOP TIRE COMPANY, Li!ililCd

sr. _ie-ii:~' ' 'l‘0r0!l\0 MoN'rni-:.\i. »

104 \',\!~'t`\‘l \'llR wlNNll‘EG

TIMOTHY CARROLL, Agent. Charlottetown.

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Hits of the Latest Vogue to

-HAT

Jatzri ` yi \

Every Face, Figure and Faiiey!

$2.00.

London

iiitipas. im or sieooiaityrmi atm", the viiluiib o"\tiioWledgo ncciiiiiuliltld °' by the various govknmcnts tliroujli their

expcrlii`i-intitl stations--all the spplléiition of science to the every-day affairs of lite

The Famous ‘Tress & Co’s’

$2.50, $3.00

fashionable.

We’re proud of our

styles.

ability to please every customer in style and price,

Sttll liats, soft hats, every sort :irc here -tlie

cream of the very latest English and American _

We Want to See You

Our exhibit of spring styles is complete, larger .

and better than ever before. We can please the man of conservative tastes aswell as the ultra

Celebrated ‘HaWe’s’

hats corfiilcut of our

$3.00 . American

Ham _ About Your Hat! Hats

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wa- »~\,~<~.»-»-#i'e-.¢q»-.-r

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