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TO-DAY’S PROBABILITIES.

Fair and mild duriniz the day, then

ahownry.

GONE FOR SIX YEARS

That Is Vi'hy V. Fisher Says Dodds Kidney Pills Cured His Soiatloa Per- manently.

Cormutowooo, Our., April 4.-(Speoial)- Valentine Fisher well-known here and ln the surrounding country has provrd that Dodd'|| Kidney Pills not only ents Kldllfl Disease but cure it permanently. Mr. Fisher lays: “My Kidney Disease ot 13 years standing had developed into Sciatica and located in my side. My back was so ailected I could not walk straight. I had to use hypoder- mic iniections of morphine to ease the pain.

“Dodd's Kidney Pills relieved the pain almost at once and ilnaiiy cured me so, completely I have hafl no return oi the ailment in six years."

Dodds Kidney Pills cure Rheumatism,

Seiatlca and similar diseases by removing the cause- by putting the Kidneys in snap: to take the uric acid out ot the blood.

THE ROYAL SCOTS.

Ottawa, april 4.-The inspection oi the

5th Regiment, Royal Scots oi Canada, will take place. says a mlllta order, on June 4. and not as nriszlually announced. Second I lent. B. M. Humble, oi’ the 3rd Regiment. Victoria Rides oi Canada, has been authoi ized for imperial course at St. Johu’.~4 School of ii.str‘uction.

PEOPLE OF 'l`liiS PLACE.

There are people in every town an fi v1ll

age of this country who have in-ei. cured of itching, bleeding and protruding plies by the use oi’ Dr. Chase-'s ()irlml-'it. Ask your friends about this great prepsrsllon, they can tell you of its great soothing, healing and antiseptic powers. More re- putable people have endorsed Dr. L`hn~e`s Ointment thnn any preparation you can mention.

'l`r3T\VeeKs (D. Co. for Men’s Hats and Caps.

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The

Nerves

Strengthened

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THE GUARDIAN

an Independant Lonrnai, nntrammailed and

inarlrl; aiming te

'.luet, impartial, Reliable, lllstwoya

atniililoa I. to tnerthgbest eros

‘ of thapaagle, and #ind thrrciore as

TDC fOQI>1‘?C ?5¥;g;"

hhlhlnd aslt|o&ea. New

North dieahd clue, atthe lu'lm_gr\l»¢l. mmwy (sneer smaay). 3: w.s,»¢l£.’iwa:;:a.;i‘a¢';..'.' is n N 'rue oai°|§ii'a°i"\'r`lii`il`6€"i»'e"ieiéohslble 'ef

currenryor stamps remitted through mllll- laketyonr remittance by Postal Order. Bl' was vmer or -egiatered letter, payable to Thr mana ouardlaa rub. ce., charlntwowu. P- R. bland.

lranoh Offloofo

been established t the cllnwin i>ll°=¢

:lhvre subscriptions may.be paid, nun furnish- oiiadvergdng, job work and other buainal tnu-at -- nnmmefdrk, Rogers 8 Rogers’ stor¢-L 3-C~

Baker, Agent.

Atherton, Atherton Poet Oliee-Berber! clark.

Agent.

lourh East, 'tleleohone Odin:-P. 0. Beamsll Georgetown Russel R. Maclean. Agent.

é. B. B. KCCRBADY, Bdllor.

1. P. OOD, I P R NBWSOM.

Advertising llgr. Bnbscripliunslgr.

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`l`llE MORNING GUARDIAN

SATURDAY APRIL 9, i934.

THE NEW RAILWAY STATION-

Are we to have a new railway station

built in Charlottetown this surnmeri

The question is urgent. Years ago the Superintendent, the railway stalf, neve Bl doctors and the general public condem- ned the present station as unhealthy and in elfsot said it was slowly poisonin8 “ll who lived and worked within lt. All would llketosave the lives and hasltll

oi these worthy olllolals. And this can- not be done by erecting the new building at the foot ol Hillsboro street, which is if anything more water-soaked and slimy than the present site. As for the pref~ ent buildinglt ls,to say the least, not creditable to Charlottetown-a mere shell ofa structure. Some do not hesitate

to call its disgrace to the city and to ihe Railway Department.

The people have signified in the piainest

possible way where they want the new station built. They have done this by resolution of our business men in the

Board oi Trade, by resolution ofthe City Council elected by the people, by memor- la's sent to Ottawa by deputations that have waited on Mr.Blnir, Mr. Fielding and Mr. Preiontalne, by advocacy in the

daily press representing both parties and

‘l hat worn out, elebilitated

condition that comes in the spring would never come if the nerves are nourished through the oloocl. 'l`he 5 latter is apt to be impure at this season because diges- tion is iiupairerl and the i kidney,liver and bowels fail ' to keep the system cleansed ofwastc matter.

Jamlesou’s Compound Syrup 5

ol iiypophosphltes l

pnrifies the blood and re-

stores the nerves to normal condition by restoring ap- petite and digestion and aid- ing the waste eliminating organs in the performance of their duties. An effective spring tonic we recommend with utmost confidence.

Prics 75c bottle.

J. ll. JAMIESUN,

DRUGGIST. i The Metilssi Hail. '

wunnwmmaa-qpg,

in almost every other possible way in

which the general consensus of opinion can lie made known. It would be hard to

ilnd in any city of Canada a more remark- able unaininity of opinion on a like im-

portant local question. Surely the people have a right to be heard in this matter. True, there are an interested few who

seek lothwart the public will by secret and underhani methods-secret and un-

derhand because that it is the only poss- ible way to influence those in author- ity against the George Street site.

We haveitwo representatives at Ottawa,

Messrs. McKinnon and Haszsrd, both

residents oi this city and both fully aware of the facts above recited. On

them rests the responsibilty in large

measure of seeiniz that the new station shall be built without delay and built

where it ought to be. That responsibility

cannot he avaded, nor have we any right to assume that they desire to evade lt. We write this by way of a reminder go

our representatives, lest they forget how very vilal a question this is here felt to

be. It is high time that all suspense was ended in this matter, the site selected and the money voted. \Ve shall be

glad to aid our representatives in carry-

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wi Know You

want something for nothing and the nearest you ,,,,,i,,;,

can come to that is by getting a good CARPET for the L' W‘ milxilizs-d

price of a poor one.

We Will Sell it to You

A large shipment of high class designs in CARPETS his hsbyhood. Wecgio preserve

just received-Another shipme

ilaik iight Furnishing ilu. lf.§fl5'.»..»§flf.§3,..,

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not take long 9; much for 70111!

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nt due next week.

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ing out the people’s clearly expressed wishes, and at the same time we moat remind them that wehave had ononnh ot delay and suspense. and that there la

more than a possibility or very unploaa- , ant eonseqnenoesit a small llrlolltynl interested persons are pennittadf to over-" ride thereasooabie wishes of the great

4 oHanLo;1rrt;wrra|a`r=tit1i1~s. ‘

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Butter treeh perib

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Flonr, por ehl (Ibn) Oalnnea. new,perib..... ..

gggatoes, bus................. Parsley . . . . Hayporowt ..... .... .. Hayperton(p Straw per cnt . . . . . . Straw per ton.(pressed......

Oats . . . . . ... Turnlpsbus.............

gnlious ei-ry per unc \Vil'iGeese. Chickens per lb.... Beats per hun. . _

Carrots perbus........ Par-mips per bus...... Turlreyher lb....... . . . . . . . .._

A i`l0'i`l’iER’5 LOVE.

A motliafn love ia so divine that the

- - roughed lan ual- "- not help but appre-

ciate it as the crown

-' g of womanhood. M /. ° However, Mother- ,';» - hood is looked for- ' \ wardtowithfeelingn

of great dread by al- most allwomcn. At such times a wom-

_ _ an is nervous, dys-

-’»/1 pedptic, irritable-

» / v-»-' ' an she is in need

,J 'I' ! » of a uterine tonic

‘ and ncrvinc, a

strength builder to tit her for the ordeaL No matter how healthy or strong awoman

may be she cannot help but be bencntcd by taking Dr. Pierce's avorite Prescription to prepare for the event.

Thi: |'.r what ou another .rays .- “With a heart overflowing with gratitude I

win endeavor to write yon. It is nearly two years ago ainoe I Erst wrote to ou for advico

rcgardilicig mihealth wliicligwas than very bad) writes rs. Poore, of Hines<lnie_ Ky., to Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consulting surgeon of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Bulfalo, gi Y. " I have described my luEerings in other

ters to yon. After rcoeiv ng our advice and

the ' Common Sense Medical Adviser ’ I bon ht some ofyour ‘Favorite Prescription) and to-gay am n well woman and the proud mother of a dear little boy."

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Backed u by over a third of a century

of remarks lc cures, s record such as no other remedy for the diseases and weak- nesses peculiar to women ever attained, the proprietors and makers of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription now feel fully war- ranted in offering to pay $5oo in legal money oi' the United States, for any case of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Prolapsus, or Falling of Womb which they cannot cure. All they ask is a fair and reasonable trial of their means oi' cure.

Their financial responsibility is well

known to every newspaper publisher and drnggist in the United States, with most of whom they have done business for over I third of a century.

How to live in health and happiness, is

the gent-rni theme of Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical .~\<lviser. This great work on medicine and hygiene, containing over tooo pages and inmc than 700 illustrations, is sent free nn receipt ofslnmps to pay cus- toms and mailing only. Senrl 50 one-cent stamps for the clolli-bound vulurue, or only 3! stamps for ihe hook in paper covers.

WlllFV|ll.lQUllSElilES

G. M. PECK 6. SON. Woiiviiie, N. S.

Growers Dealers in Fruit Treee,Small Fruits and Oruamentals.

APPLE Roor CRAFTS

Aspeciaity. All leading varlelies and true io

name. Prices tlnequalled. Wrlle for terms.

"This is to say that I have bought oIG ld.

Peck & Bon, vooo Root Graft: each year the last lwo years and they are mostly all aiivi and made a large growth so consider them

very reliable stuck." Gslpereun, Feb. N. i9o4. ‘

(signed) J. L. GERTRIDGE.

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your watches an i clocka to usnni we will Bn the spring for you and il they need a new one we will fnrnish it and warrant it for one year.

H I moiili¢`r"sf‘lov

i 1 :er baby audit is with feel- ing.. of mingled pride and regret that she watches him w out of

the remembrance of how he looked at his sweetest. Bring him to `

majority in this mgier. N

ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT 0F .g . G,LlSi-I GO0DS D rcs5.Goods Now Complete, » Mlliincry

Saturday Display.

PA'i`Ol\i’S BOYS’

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,Nien’s Clothing

Suits, Spring Overcoats, Rainproof Coats,

Trousers and Fancy Vests.

judge for yourself the superiority of our I'IlGH-CLASS l<EAI)Y~T0-WEARS.

We want you to look at our Meu’s Clothing; try it on

and see how it looks for iit, style and finish. If you know what other stores can do, come and see what we can do. We have had other people do this, and they readily admitted their surprise at finding such really fine Etting garments made from such good materials, and so well trimmed and finished, surpassing anything they could find in other stores they had tried. These statements are facts, and we want to get more customers to come and prove what we say 'in our advertisements. We are here for business, and we do not expect any one to buy if the goods do not suit them. We have good fitting and as stylish suits as can be found any- where. We know it; we want you to know it. Not cheap goods, commonly made up, but first-class custom tailor-made suits, cut in the latest style, and as a rule lit the general run of men as nicely as made to measure suits.

J. PllTilN & 00.

ll YilU WANT SUME FUN

Buy a five cent box .of

llElllll|liHl

(Eddy's single stick matches are the best.) Fill a shallow tumbler with them,as full as possible, in

any order-then take turns drawing out the matches from underueath,‘and placing them in diilicult positions on top of the pile. Every match that falls to the table while the tumb- ler is in your possession is yours, and the player with least when the game stops is winner. Each player must place the tumbler in front of the player to the leit.

A GREAT HATCH GANIEJ

PAllLllll MATCHES.

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wicii

.put your watch or .clock in first' class order if it

is worth doing so and before undertaking the

e work will give you an es-

‘ timate of cost. We have

fine facilities for timing

watches. .Call in and

get your watch regu- lated.

E. W. TAYLOR,

To the Electors of Ward 2:

GEN'rLEMEN:»Ai the request ol a large

number oi electors ai Ward 1. I have consented to become a candidate for the scat at the Council Board made vacant by the death oi the late lamented Councillor Macdonald. Ii you do me the honor of election I will do my nt» most to promote the interests ol the city, and Ward 2 in particular.

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March 3:, x9o4, li

Y0ll Will

MiSS il

` lf.i§§.f§lf30g§l§Pil§

we have in our window

not at regular prices,

nor C051 but

71 ccnts a pair. T0-NIGHT ONLY.

J. H. BELL.

200 iiiiu_Wanied.

just as soon as the S rin o ens ti between the 15th mi and ihe dlsilhaty or an , I will want all the men and boys who worzed with me last season, and as many others as want fmvloymenl. lo go to work on the Murray llnr~ bor Branch Railway.

I will aim be starting work at Curtis Creek

onthe r. E. l. R. near Charlottetown, about the »51h insi..

k‘l;¢;)i'hfju‘;;.lEr iniormstinn apply by letier or

WILLARD KITCHEN,

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Murray River, P. E- I.

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"s " i" i' *li 11"# "“ris. f‘l¢.)J‘a§l&"`5r

CARTER 6': Co., Ltd., _

Fliilm f~.;~. » ‘ .

CARTERS' SEEDS GROW.

iNi0W the time to start your Hot We have all the beg; E5,” v,_¢|¢¢|¢,

of Peas. Cabbage and other vegetable Seeds. Also Flower s¢¢¢,_4,, gum", ,hw of the best Swaat Pogo for |904. 2 barrels oi’ choice Obion ' ` .` ` from Holton. Ask for a copy of our S¢g]_.C`¢`|°'u°_ ' , - . , A

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g die semen its way

Seedsmen. -