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LIVERY STABLES Charlottetown. P. E. I-

OUCHES. OPEN WAGGONS,

ON HIRE DAlLY.

Terms Reasonable- A Telephone No. 171-

wo F0 R I N S, 5-I3d3m PROPRIETOR.

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The Shirt \Vaists we offer you are all new this eason direct frtm the best manufacturers in the Dominion-all that is new and good is here, both in styles aid assorfment of patterns

f'§’e% lot I at 50c each

Assorted stripes and spots in pink, blue

/ _ and heliotrope, sizes 34 to 40 inches, made to

) ) sell for 75c. our price 50c_eac‘_i.

5!"

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Lct 2 at 75c each

White and Colored in this lot detachable collars, soft cuffs, sizas 34 to 40. Exceptional value 75c. each.

Lct 3 at Sl-I0 each

A great variety at this price-White Lawn. Bfack Sateen and Fancy prints, all sizes, made to sell for $1,525, our price $1.10.

Elegant Waists in_better grades-

The finest lot we have ever shown and p -ices up to S-1.50 each.

STANLEY BROS.

_Announcement

Extraordinary t

The first breath of summer Dulls

y Mermntile Life."

= _ To Brighten It

_ We will at stated times copy our

big neighbor the Dry Goods Man and hold bargain sales in every departmen of our business this week.

' Tooth Paste s-V\'aslies-

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Tooth Soags. _ _ All pxinte prices 25c. while they last.

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l5c each. w

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Bargains

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In good condition. Many of them almost

` as good as new.==

We need the room

they now take

and will close the

out on easy terms-

or extra. low for cas

'l‘hey’re here for your

inspection. See them

_ _ Quan Su-oct, _ iglhnolly 's Building.

,,~_ _ _.___ Sumner-’s Sornet. ‘

ladies'

nchanc Bluchct Shccs

eeeeeeict Ccmlctl _

For yr' LIS W9_l1&V€ sold those Blucher

Shoes- Sold an

naanannnanhadahaeaa

enormous quantity

_ of them- they’v6

givgn 88lZiSf&¢.

faction - 10118 Of

comfort -1068 Of weir - If you’re looking for foot comfort, try a pm of these 811008-

thch can ;:ca_:a:e_°“

.Ile K. JUST

COUNTRY

S, Guardian Cerlcspcndcnts Shirt aists

Everywhere.

THE S. S. Halifax is due at 8 o’clock this

morning.

THE residents of Kensington are consid-

, @1‘ll1R the formation of a Ride Club.

THE Schooner Daisy arrived to-day

from Picton. with nut coal lor A. Pickard 6: Co.

ANY smart boy with n fair education

who desires a situation, should applyat this office. U

ANY person desiring to purchase a sec-

ond-hmd jump seat buggy should apply lo Mclnnis Bros. at once.

GUARDIAN readers are again reminded

that all bicycle repairs are to be paid for at time of delivery, an last year.

ONLY a few more days before the great

Rummage Sale will commence. Great George Street, Thursday May 30th.

MR. Jas. McDougall, will preach (D. V.)

in the Kirk, at Lot 48, on Sabbath the 2nd of June at 10.30 a. rn. Special collection.

THE cargo of the Bonavista yesterday

consisted in part 30 head of cattle for the Sydney market shipped by R. Roberts and :J. J. McLeod.

Go to the Rummage Sale, Thursday and

see the wonderful attractions offered to the public. Great George Street, near Cra.bbe’s Corner.

THE attention of those in arrears for either Land or Income Tat is directed to the paragraph headed “Taxes” in this issue. 27 dw 3i

ANY person desiring to rent, for July

and August, a convenient tenement, comfortably furnished and in a central part of the city, can obtain same by ap- plying at this office at once. p

In aid of the Debt F..i'il ofthe Biptis t

Church, Rev. W. H. Warren will give his lecture on "John Bunyan and his Im~ mortal Dream,” illustrated by new and beautiful colored Stereopticon Views in the auditorium of the above church, on Thursday evening, May 30th. Admission hfteen cents only. A vivid sketch of Bunyan’s life will be given, and a. ful outline of Pi1grim’s Progress, in which the principal characters and places will .be clearly shown on a large screen by means of about sixty artistic and representative views, taken chiefly from living models and projected by a 'powerful lime-lightt This llustrated lecture is designed to awaken a new interest in that masterpiece of religious allegory. Appropriate hymns will he rendered by the choir while cei- :tain of the pictures are being shown which will add to the deeply impressive lessons as set forth by the views. td

ALTHOUGH it was announced in an

Uttawa piper a. day ago that Miss Georgina Pope superintendent of the nurses in South Africa, was returning to Ottawa this week, that lady has been back in Ottawa and the guest of her brother Mr. Joseph Pope, for at least two 1 weeks which shows that the young lady who sclably filled the importantlpositioushe held with the Canadians at the war is like "Bobs" and “does not advertise” Miss _ Pope owing tr National mourning and to , private mourning for her sister, has been ` seldom seen inipublic since her return from South Africa, howeve it is ho ed

ward Island inthe Autumn, for she in- tends spending the summer in the Island, Ottawa. society may have a chance of showing more attention to this distir- guihsed Canadia.n“Florence Nightingale.” -Ottawa. Press.

ij its Because _

' It does away witl,

' washboard rubbing

and does not injun-

- clothes or hands that

l so many ladies use,

\ _ _ ‘vte

2 cakes, 50. .v

_. ' Wash 4 Boilers of Clothes.

McKinnon & Mcl\`evin, Queen St., agents for

Ch’tuwn. _

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comes to every man who is shaved here. The keenest

1 edged razors-the purest lo-

tions-the most e;xpert hand- are all combined to give you that contented feeling. _Want a real enjoyable shave ? Then ti y us.

_.tiles a rnnntcn

The Acme Barbers

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hat whenshe returns from Prince El--

discharged.

.ORDERS to proceed with the organiza-

been obtained from headquarters. The ofilcers whose names will appear in next issue of the Gazette will be: Captain J. A . McDonald, Lieut. 82nd Reg; Lieutenant

The work of enrollment and organization will proceed at once. The service rolls are now open to be signed by those desi- rous of enlisting in the corps at the oillce of Lieut. J. A. McDonald, Cameron Block

A vicar pleasant evening was spent at

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey, North Wiltshire, Wednesday, May 22nd., the oc- casion being the marriage of Mrs. J. T. Godfrey’s sister, Mrs. Sarah Brooks of Fredericton, to Mr. John Crew,of Bungay. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John Dystant of Pleasant Valley. The bridesmaid was Miss Bella Frizzell, sister of the bride, while Mr. Henry Smith sup- ported the groom. The wedding march was played by Miss Lizzie Barrett of Kingston. After partaking of tea the evening was spent in vocal and instru- mental music until a late hour, when the happy couple left amid showers of rice for

their future home in Bungay. '

Stomach lrcnblcs.

Few People Ever Escape-Reason Why Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets are so

Highly Spoken of- Mrs. Eliza B-.'own’s Letter.

Mrs.Eliza Brown, Metcalf street, Trath-

roy, is one of the vast legen who have found for themselves that Dyspepsia and Stomachtroubles must. not be triiled with.

ordinary cases the health of the whole body; the ill-health of that important organ means nothing short of Dyspepsia. Those who have suffered it do not need to be told what°a blight on life Dyspepsia is, and it is to be hoped thosewho haven’t, never will.

Now Mrs. Eliza Brown, of Strathroy, who recommends Dodd’s Dyspcpsia Tab lets so highly, for a long time didn’t

the chest, anything more than a mere annoyance of no particular importance. She complained of unpleasantness and in- convenience. but the full meaning as to what these symptoms were was not borne upon her until she felt her general health beginning to suffer.

She began to loose spirits and energy; a

feeling of heaviness .grew upon her. Her tongue became coated, she grew pale, nervous and found her daily duties an al- most insupportable burden." She had neglected the first warnings of Dyspepsia. Heartburn, Pain after Eating, sure signs that the stomach is failing and digestion is not going on perfectly. -

“I could not get any relief,” writes Mrs

Brown. “I don’t know what to do. I was in misery. I heard of Dodd’s Dyspep- sia Tablets and got a box at Mr. Dyas drug store to try. N“How delighted I was when I found the very first Dodd’s Dyspspsia Tablets I took stopped the heartburn and sour gas

that had tormented me sp long. I kept on using them regu arly after every meal. The distress after eating im- mediately disappeared and gradually my general health improved.

“My digestion is now perfect, my rest

sound, andlfeel strong and bright. -I am no longer taking the Tablets, for I- no longer need them. But I will always own up to the fact that if it hadn’t been for Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets I would have been asickly, sallow-faced woman the rest of my life."

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Eye Strain

'»ANDv-

two ways of expressing the same trouble.

Now, properly fitted spectacles will relieve

this eye strain, and therefore will POSITIVELY

CURE all headaches caused by eye strain.

age.

G. F. Hutcheson.

Scientific Optieian.

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HoToeRAt_>__|_c_§

ccnvm, citizen acc.

WESTLLKE BROS

QU EEN SQUARE, CHARLOTTETOWN.

Makers of portraits of all descrip-

tion. . . .

Amateur work carefully attended

bo. . . .

5.11 aaawam M

tioujof a Mounted Infantry Company have

A. Ernest Ings and Gordon T. Alley. i

The health of the stomach means in all I

think heartburn after eating, and pain in A

As a practical optician, I solicit your patron-'

in _&\ lf) Z,/it

W/ (ft

for

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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. MAY R. IWI . 1 w

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1 AT the Police Court yesterday morning if 1' fa r' ; ,» , _ €~ Henry Clinton for being* drunk and dlsor~ Ji ‘W ` ' r ~¢ '*` " 'S ‘V 5 I rlerly was fined $2 or 10 days. John Cal- laghan charged with being drunk was

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Are you thinking abiut leaving your L your me~sure for that new suit if eo “_ we would like to see you. We have just the kind of goods that will please you and

our prices are very reasonable.

Every ‘$3.00 worth you buy entitles you D

vote for yourself or some one also to be gives a full course in the business college. Mn enq- petition will remain open till July 15th, we pay

the course.

mcnouaLu,

Leading Fashionahle‘Tailor. 1 ~

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In Our Shovvi A

We display a number of pretty suggestions for

Vvedding G-itts.

We have a very large selection of Wgddin g Sflygf fo

you to choope from if you will favor usiwith a call

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Jeweler and Rlllrraver

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‘Military’ ‘Ccngrcss’

Price 2.

Non commission ofli-

cers and men of the militia will find in this shoe, something that has been wanting for some time-

It’s a proper military

shoe, and a uniform is incomplete, without it. Fine Casco Calf plain

' without seams strong,

solid, waterproof.

“Slater Shoe" Agents.

“Kin uali ”'A ents

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‘Quee€1%uality’ Agents

Good

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Cheap

J 5' ) - - Two important factors in _your _'- _ r supplies. We aim togiveyoutlie /W

_» sucess as gur nge y ncreaa- we \ ing sales testify. If you want to riff.

save money on your groceea we _-.4

m are the people. j`

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,.-_\‘~, pest groceries _at the 5'/ " " \l»’r,' prices.f lin this wr clltaing to begiikxf .

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I ~a°rr...w..t.b°»a far. , l 8c also 2 Bottles Pickles » I _ for 25a.

This is the store that clips so many cents of so many thinga- ‘ If you don’t believe coma

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Oak Timber 1

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Canned __l1obsters.

I am cpen to make contracts for

the coming season’s pack and. can pay highest market prices for best quality goods.

DENNIS MURPHY, p

Apl 26tl J une 1 ' Halifa

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etc. clnnutcrcs, u.c.c.u.

' ‘ L. R. C. P. London. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEDN aa ua Kat St- 0|»|»»tte_

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Steamer City of Ghent.

Commencing May 3rd, will

loam cnuiocawvn for mira: every Friday morning, calling as lsummereide, Port Hayksborry, Ari- chat, Caneo, Isaac Harbor, Salmon Biver,Sl_ioot'fHarh0r. leave every Tuesday evening, ‘making »e"aine` calls, Throngh__Hlb lading issued to Great Breton and LE. points at lowest rates. » g _

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