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2 THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTBTOWN, PRINCE RDWABD BLIND APRIL 23. l9°4

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NEW METHQl)l_ST HYMNAL

LONDON, April ltl.~().i the first of .lure

the new \\'ei~ieyar\ hymn book will be published. The book is entirely a rcwly arranged work.

WELL KZ\'OV\'l\' IN f`Ei`ROLI.\

Is Mrs. Fletcher, Cured ol iiheumatlsm by

Do id's Ki lucy l’iii.~.

Pa'ruor.ra, ONT., April 1s'-(Speciai)-

Mrs. A. Fletcher, of the Fletcher Hz use, one of Petrolia's leading hotels, reports her complete cure of n long standing inte of Rheumat'sm. Mrs. Fletcher say.~:

"My Rheumatlsm was so had I could

not get down to attend to my household work. The joints of my fingers were so swollen as to aimostmake two fingers and the pain was awful. I had tried several remedies but could get no relief till I tried Dodds Kidney l’ills. One box helped me and five boxes cured me completely."

Dodrfs Kidney Pills always cure Rheu-

matlsm because they put the Kldneys in shape to take all the uric acid out of the blood. With the uric acid out of the blood there can be no Rheumatism.

TILBU RY WOMAN BENEFITS.

Tmslmr, April it~l.-An old letter lying

at the bottom ofa trunk and containing an address. was the clue by which the only heir of Miss Anna Maisy, who died March 24 at BufYalo,was located. A legacy of ten thousand dollars falls to a niece of the deceased, Mrs. Anna Hartley of Til- bury, Ont.

Buy drug and

other drug store

goods here for a

while. Note the

quality of the

goods you get,

andthe uniform-

S ly low prices at Store

them. T li e n

judge whether it

will not pay to

make this your

regular family

drug store.

J. G. Jamieson

DRUGGIST. The Medical Hall.

.J 0rpingtons

‘Q ~aesr wmrisa turns"

h_,.__~'l- '. Our Thoroughbred flock

of zo liens layed over oo

' ' »- _V _ rlozeggfstlic- past winter. _.f _ 5 They are also ri choice =' _L.=-ft" table fowl. Eggs $1.50

per Setting of 13. W, N. Dl'Cili€- .

MIN, St. Avards, 4 19 eod dwtf.

.fa y . whlchcannot be disputed and that is

THE EDlTOR’S MAIL

LETTER FROM INSPECTOR JEN- KINS.

WM-ri I went to the city about 18

months ago to aid in enforcing the Prohibition Law, a slip oi paper was handed me containing the names of about 50 persons who were engaged in the liquor business. About a month ago from information received from reliable sources Ilcirned that. only 12 or I5 were in operation, with a few other places open to suspicion and many of those doing busi- ness very sbyly.

If there are 40 places known by any of

the officials to be still in operation, _or that are openly violating the law, I am not aware of the fact, and I think my sources ul’ information can be taken as

irl reliable One fact I know however

that many cl the oldest and worst places in the city have been closed and others greatly restricted in their operations.

I can furnish at any time the names of

35 or more persons who were selling 18 months ago that are now out of business' some in jail, others have fied the country and some have gone out of business; and a law that can do this can close every illicit saloon in the city.

Iadmlt however that there is yet too

much drinking carried on and that much remains to be done, and I regret that just at a time when the Act was being made a power and its good results were being seen that an agitation should he started by some citizens for its repeal, and an effort made to reinstate violators of the law into good citizenship again.

This action could perhaps be overlooked

if it came from the saloon keepers them- selves, hut when respectable citizens take a hand in such matters it is certain- ly regrettable and humiliating. And their action is already bearing lrnlt. as can be seen in the more aggressive bearing of the saloons and in the opening up of other places which had been put out oi action.

This however is no time for repining or

sounding the retreat. The only antidote the writer knows is to Drive On and if 40 of those unlawful places exist let as ask God to help us in driving every one of them out of the city.

I intend asking for the names and loca-

tion of those places about which so much noise is being made (and I think I nm justly entitled to the facts considering the source from which the complaint comes). If they do exist to the extent named I have heen mlsinfcrrned and will need to lock for more reliable and trustworthy sources for my information in future. If they do not exist it is unfair to make such statements in public and be unable to prove them,

Ruixrznr Jr-:NKxNs,

Inspector.

_____i---

WANTED -A case of headache that

Kumfort iieadache Powders will not cure in ten minutes.

OF PERSONAL INTEREST.

J. C. l`nderhay, Bay Fortune,was inthe

rity yesterday.

Cecil J. Stewart, the new provincial

manager for the Confederation Life came to the city yesterday and will remain on the Island for several months.

C. C. and Mrs Gardiner, who have spent

the winter ln San Francisco, Cal., intend leaving the first ol’ May for points in Oregon. \Vnshlngton and British Columbia on their return home.

Mechanics, Farmers, Sportsman!

To henl nud soften the akin and remove

grease. oil and rust stains, paint and earth, etc.

use The " Master Mecl\nnic‘s " Tar Soap, Albert Toilet Soap Co.. Mfrs.

The “Boston Tourist” Kang of Soft Hats.

ABOUT

. ATTI

We can show a very nice line of Mattings.

These goods were bought and shipped direct

from

Yokohama, Japan.

They are more in favor this spring than ever

before-they make a very tasty, cool, |covering , for bedrooms, are all one yard wide-and cost i

trouble if boys and girls always go bare-le gged, but h

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‘purge 'L ' 0 1'.

Black Cashmere Hose, self t

heel.

Black Cashmere. All sizes,

and 35c.

sizes and prices loc to $1.50.

Ladies’ Black Cashmere

embroidered fronts, colors,

9%, assorted 7oc up.

Black lisle thread emhro

fronts.

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consolation- 4

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Ladies' black thread hose

black. Sizes 8%, 9, 9% at ro t

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ly F.

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Ladies'B1ack Cotton Hose

Black Cotton Hose, White Ho

white,

pink, Say, red, gold. Sizes 8

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-AND-

Ladles’ Dress Skirts.

Our I-Ii h-class Dreeamnkinp De-

partment Ts under the direct on of

experienced Modistes, employing ony Cutters, Fitters and Workers of the highest skill. The superior

quality of our (productions in

The touch o Style which we im-

part to all our Garments.

The superior hang of the Skirts. The better cut of the Bodice. . The artistic employment oi the

trimmings.

And the faultlcss finish of every

detail.

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Ready-made Skirts.

Blue cloth with white stripe, live gore. with flare-ilnunce, stitched seams and rows of stitching on flounce $255 Black and Navy frieze, live gore`

Hare, stitched seams and six rowsl

SATURDAY NAPS

SKIRTS ND STUCKINGS

OTHER SEASONABLE GOODS

i Ask to see our pure linen Ha.nderchiois,'5-8 size, homstitched at $1 a. dozen. Only one dozen to a customer.

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‘ ~`\=f .~‘f_.-1;, » 52'. '

Plain Black Frieze. with yoke, and

fancy stitched yoke edect, strapped seams, flare $4.75

Plain black cloth, flare, trimmed

with strapping of self, stitching and buttons _ $5.00

Black Frleze, five gore flare. fancy

silk strappiugs on side gores. rows of stitching and buttons $5.25

Black Grey Frieze, five gore flare,

strapped with black silk, buttons, and rows of stitching around bot- tom $5_z5

Black cloth, self strapped, yoke

effect. five gored flare, buttons, and rows oi' stitching $6.25

Black and white flake cloih, self

strapping,pearl buttons $6.50

Ladies black cloth, seven gore flare.

trimmed with strappiugs of self, satin buttons, rows of stitching

$8.50

We have in stock odd lots of

skirts. that we will sell consider- ably under regular price.

Newest summer Skirts in Voile,

Lustre, etc. Very stylish at mod- erate price.

Mail orders receive personal .at-

teution.

HANDSOME FLAKED VOILES.

Very popular for summer dresses, street wear, light,

_ bright and filmv.

Blue with white

Brown do do Resida do do

Pale blue with white

Pale green do do Well worth 75c today . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . SOC Come while they last.

20 other lines of light sun}mer fabrics consisting of

Voiles, Etamines and Crepe de chenes in all the fashionable colors, prices from 75c to . . . . . . . . . .. .$|,20 all marvellous values.

THE BLACK DRESS GOODS NEVER SOLD AT PRICES SO LOW BEFOR E

Too numerous for printer’s ink. They come in Voiles,

plain and fancy; fancy stripes. broken checks, snowflakes, lustres. siciliaus, crepe de chene, et- amines, serges, cheviots and all other leading fab- rics from 25c to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...,......$l,5()

French voile waistings and cotton mattlngs. In effective

stripes, spots and Hopsack designs, silk stripes and plain colors in fashionable colors 32 in goods range in price from 25c to. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 85g

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` 'K . of stitching around bottom $3.00

Medium Grey Frieze, self strappings,

stitching, button trimming $4.25

. _'t-if . 3( _ Light Grey Frieze, live gore flare ii Y ,, F - ,M f/ ‘ self strapping, stitched seams and

iivgiglf - ' fs" six rows of stitching around bot- »_ ~,, i" _ io... $4 5., ' T ,"L'_"\, _ Plain kBis;)ck Frieze, strapped with I 3 as l 5,, St;ltCchedrp:é\;lIc1l;>rl;. dpearl buttons.

,V X *_ ,_ x _‘MIT _ n six rows of a

l .~,_.~ _I ss., \ ,,,.,4` stitching around bottom $4 50 ° Q

l . a ;

The newest of the new. Linen Stri ` '

pink, biues. Dresden effects. . . p.:.d i/.o.Iie., lu green' 60

Think of buying all wool satin cloth for . . . . . ' . » U G . ‘1 D 65° Smooth sheered satin cloths in new shades for I 'r.9.o‘4‘ C

navy. two shades. green, red, brown, grey and

fawn. Best values in town.

Shirt Waist Suitiugs, in pretty chick checks blue and

white, black and white in different siz'e cherggs 58 inches wide,ai1 wool wen worn. $1.50 as Mead: ~

er we say . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$I.0')

(Mall orders will have prompt attention.)

Knickerbocker effects. re ular Dig

effects in pretty comlginations, ldfsnliladkylffnricgvllitifeéi black and grey, green and grey, blue and gre . green and brown. light and dark greens blog' red and grey. brown and red. dark green and re , brown and green, broken check ~ red and § y broken check; grey and green bfoken check g ill 5s in an wool, wen worn. $1.85 yours for. _ . _ . .$| 45

Ladiiejg-Cloth-the popular standard cloth for fine suit-

A 56 in line sheered f l h had. in the fol1owings;lliad(;,C i)/iz:i0Nl;ey:§1er §’a¢t1;e grey, golden brown, green and dark re Y li h.

blue, grand value a wh H en’ g t today $1.2 and. . . .e.\ie.?i.50 to $260' Here

s _ . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$|.95

Charlottetcwn’s brightest Fashion Display of Dress Gocds and Cloths a 't h

discriminating women. Call early andget first selection.

Yours for Dress Goods and best ln town for trimmings and linings.

JAIVIES. PATON & Co.

wal s t e critical inspection of Ch‘town’s

“E "‘*"“’**‘ - lies liaat Elish liarkot

“GITY ill lilNllilN”

_ ` an kinds of Fresh, soil one

win ,mul furthe, notice ]eave,SiI10ked Fish, Salmon, Hfniibut,

Steam Navi ation Co’e,, wharf on Cod Haddock. Finnan Haddies.

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LIME! LIME i

Wouldn’t you like to have a photo of that new bali gown. Cali at tin

studio of GAUVIN

but little-you’ll find the prettiest patterns in

giesday and Wednesday at 3 p. in. etc 1

H _ _ _ §~,,,‘§,,'§§,{f,“§‘;° ’,§‘_"'f,,,Wf'f,,T'}§§_ Ano on kinds of Beef. Pork.

Efensand West Riv ridge. lmb, and a choice variety of

GENTZEL & Co.

the city in our stock-all priced to sell quickly.

Mail right Furnishing ilu.

Friday at Lgomftfdi' Hickay‘a. uggggg.

Hag¢arty‘a and yden’a Wharvea,

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can supply from kilns on St. ;eter’s cad or in Charlotte- wn

Besr Quaurv

Of Roach Lime, suitable

for building and farming purposes.

C. Lyons & Co.

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