_ THE“_'CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDTAN, -APRIL £4, 1905; ` _

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Pailtllfllg and lllllllillllll `lllllSl SllSHlll Pllllllllli"

»`We do all branches oi the paint- '

ing business. 1 ‘ ' Send in your order today. We will be pleased" to tell you how little that job will cost you.

P.. H. Trainor.

7K€l1t Street, Opp. Revere Hotel.

_ 4 20 tts 1 mg.

SEED lllllS.

-1 carload White Lincoln, »

2 caxloads White Lignowa.

Grown near Siimmerside and

specially- secured for seed.

Apply at once before being

shipped from the Island.

CARVELL BRO5.

d 20, 24 '

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Cranberries,

7c per guart,4~quarts for 25¢,

Home-Cured

Bacon

_ Siic-li--as we have will give you an appetite for your_ breakfast when patent medicines ~can't.

‘FA-S-*iKEL'LY *ck Co.

3-! mwf 8; w 1y.1.

A and _. _ In answcrto the many enqiiirlos the

` publleare inukinig wltli regiml to the L C `l

A'B,.igh_t Eye . ~_For the Woman’s _Sake He Refuses' to Give Her Iilame- =`\_1§}l|»H=t§jr°l;:p\r{:»§:rr..\s1¢».. .....;i;;`...§.

_ USUBUY II1dlC8t¢ Hblith. _ _' fast enough toilll the orders which wc are

HAVE y0\\ Elly IOOIIBS you want I C|‘|t|c| receiving l`ro1i1 all parts of Uiuiuda. Next

I red ul | we would any that when L C Smith &

P Pe y ce Hugs decorated' -w-i Bros I`ype»\1lter is put in ronipetitlon

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tihkd 61' Whlt¢!l€d|0l§ 8l_1ypBlEllil1g» S _ “V , with any or nil other makes there is

gfglnlpgl gggmemugi Mg” Wnt_ Ni.w Yonie. April 2l.~Tlia World pub nite. V' never any donut, ,mv to the ,-.s“|¢_

ing, Yew] lls‘l‘n;s the following cable from Paris: ' I :'Whoisit, then! asked Chnrtran. _ U The L_ r_;_ 5,,,m,& ];m,,_ Tyl_,,.,\-rim, is

Botanic Hitters

Insnres good health by Clean- sing the Blood, Stomach and

Liver. Cures Constipation, Dyspepsia, Bloating, Head- ache, Dizziness, Kidney Trou-

bles, and all Irregulari-ties.

A IIBNIINB VEGETABLE SPRING MEDICINE AND REGULATOR.

Sciros ignorant Husband Who Presumed to Pose as a

box the sake oi’ the woman, but from I do not know , but it in not my \\ ife,

no consideration iorlior husbnnd,I fuse, was, the retort. It was followed by 0 to give her name," suld Tlicbold Cha ran, broad Iilntthat, as the portrait was un- tlie artist, to the Worhl corrospon cnt satisfactory, the price might well be less.

Frlilny. ‘ I Ghurtmn , with rv. look of scorn, walked

Churtrnu spoke oi the unhappy lneld- | to the cnnvasfplukorl up a knife and withr

ont when, in un indignant, mom_ent-, Inlqulck strokes slltslicd the painting into his New York studio, lie slashed the ribbons. portrait of n New York \vouia.n In pi\int~ The iirtlst verified all these details to- lng which lie had exhausted his genius. day., llc added:

Chnrtran wasto receive $5,000 for the She ls a most charming and beautiful

portrait, and ilnished ltjustbcfore he left , woniun and well known in Ainerica. I ro- for Paris late last month. 'ihe liusbiind, fuse to numehcr, but not to1'l1erliui~iband’s yroininent in society and in business, I sake. The inc-iileul. is closed. It had its visited the stndlo,exn.mln d the portrait ` origin in the cxecr=>ii\'e iirnoriinee ol art critically, and remarked: I oi' her husband, who nssuniod to pose us n

“A beautiful letnre, but it is not my critic other ortruil.

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PR|CE 35 CEN-I-S _ 'Some Commercial Mon Decide to C'ncel Orders in Prefer-

` . rr Au. ozannl.

And wholesale by all

Wholesale Drnggists.

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I 1 Q D R. I PURE AND WHOLESOME. ONE POUND CAN 250

ENV. GILLETT f°i"|h'i°¢{“i§ ‘l'ORONT0.0NT.

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1-`=URNiTuRE

IronBeds....... .. . .. .....$ .

Mattresses................. 2.50

Springs... Armchairs. . Diners........... . . .. 1.00 ' Lounges... . . . . ..

Couches....._.... ..

. RattanClmirs............. .. ~3.oo

4Sideb0ards..... 12.00

ence to Paying $50-Government Determined on

I Enforcement.

VA»\""~'U"i‘5"» B- 0-~ Al"`II 2`3»“‘TI‘° I*\“' sion tax. lie was nnwnre of thc laiw and

turing commercial lrawellers has gone was willing to cancel ull recent orders into effect, despite the protists of the big' mken'

eastern wholesalers l'ndi~r instructions R' W' `vIckcnS of Um \vlck0“S Publish

' ' ' ing Cn Loiidon,l<l1igland said lie, too,

f"°"‘ the Atwrllcy G°“°l"‘I'”` D'3Pl"`I7m"“l', \v1isuii’wnre ofthe law turd was willing Snpt. Hussey ofthe l’ro\'inclal police has tu cancel the }mS|,,L.,,.:, ,10ne_ Suph }{u,,Sy had his nicn' out enforcing the eiinctiiient. 'said he dm not wish L0 pm” me chmge’ Several tra\'eilcx‘s have been assessed $.50 ` ,md so wmldrew it on the “nd,,,.smndi,,g each. They complained, but paid. Otlicis as L0 c,mce||M|0n_ New that pu\,]ic{¢_y who declined bo Pay “'e"e p"°5°°“t°‘I' I has been given to the legislation the Gov-

‘]"Im Hughes °f I~Il° T0"°“t“ N‘“""lt‘Y ernmcntnniiounce that thc law will be

Co., \vnsu.n\onir those suniinonerl nt Vic- cn`f0me,|_ T,.m.cu,,rs must pay or cease I9°"I“' H0' "`“I‘lI’° “`°"k*"I U" li “°"'"li5' business,othcrwisethey willbcprosecuteil

AIL .

mn. cARNEo|t's niece.. YOU ARE ‘NG

Not quitp] sick,-but robbed of ambition

to work- irl it hard to think clearly.

Not ill cnou li to think of dying, but bud enough tor llzfe to be pretty 4 ull. 'there is it remedy- Ferrozonc-that quickly lifts

ENFUHEING NEW llW III lllilllill ClliUMBlllf

mSAi1A'ruu`A, N. Y., April lil.-It bceinnc

I-inown at noon today that Andrew Car- ` nv;rie`n niece, Nancy, was secretly innrri- cd about a yi-nr ago to ii riding muster named ilcuver. The news was coiiflrmcd i

by Mr. Ourneglc. “My niece was nigriierl

to Mr. licaver at New York about n ycar_

ago. fillr. lienver was ii. riding t»ca|;l1er in the family. The fitniily had no objec- tions to the match. Mr. Ilenver is un honest, upright young ninn. I would

riitlicr Nn'ncy had married n. poor, honest '

man than it worthless duke. \\’e want

that hnlf dead ieelinir. Gracious, but Ferro'/.one makes you feel good; il, sharp- cns the dullt-st appetite, makes it keen as (I. I`l\Z0l`.

BLOODI Fcrrozone makes lots of it,

the rieli iioiirishiurr kind that vitnliiies the whole body. You`il he woiidi-rf\illyqnlck~ cried. inimr-_nscly strengtliciicd, feel iienrty and vigorous afterusiriglfei-i-ozone. liiioyzint health, 5111-plusvigoi' and reserve energy allcome from lhisgi-entrestorai,l_\'e. Fifty cents buys it box oi' tifty tablets at all dealers.

Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

sitm or me aunnine noasts.

pciinps e st 1 gnc can say ii out itls that they iunnot get the inuclimcs

nmnufucturod by men who have had twenty years of expericin-c lu typewriter- making. We put the question to yon: What sort oi a. machine would you nitturully expect them toproduce as the fruit of nil tlivirex- pcrience¥After you have seen the miicliine we are confident you will reply: ‘The L.U. Smith & Bros. T_ypewriter..\Vc could not nsk for anything 1nore."

So far you would be right and w c cnn

further assure you that the L. C. Smith EC Bros. Typewriter Company would not give you anything less.

The Smith Brothers admit that they

were nilstnlreii ln the past inatteiuptlng to hold up-the double key-board. Tiicy never had any doubt as tothe value. of a writ- ing in sight machine provided it would do its work siitlsfiictorliy and stand up as well as the standard understroke mach- ines. - Out of their'experlence and resources

they have produced such a 'i`ypewrl'..er. They have voluntarily. gone aiu-ad und made iiuprovemr-.n|.s which appear on no other writing rimeliliies in the world in- stead of waiting until these improve- intents were forced by nn impatient and dlssntisded clientagc. l Since January first these nincliines have 'been on the market u.nd have been pur- posely placed hy the manufacturers in oillces where they would get the most trying use. The fact that absolutely no complaint has been made is suilicient wc think to show the snbsinntiiileonstruvtloii of thc niuchlnc as well as its eoircctiiess from a mechanical standpoint.

ll/'e do net- believe you can net more

wisely in the purchase of n typewrltlng machine than to buy an L. C. Smith 8: Bros. \Ve welcome competition and will be entirely sutisiieil to have you make a careful comparison oi ull the good points of the L. C. Smith 8; Bros. Typewriter with all the good points of nil they other ninclilncs in common use. Our willing- ness to have you do this ought to satisfy you that our eontitlence is well plnced.

\\'e shall coiiiidently expect to secure

your ordcrif you decide to purchase it \\'1'illi\ginnchiiic of any kind.

Deniolistrliclioii U. li. College,

. on or about April 25th.

\Vill ll. Newsmi,

Sole Dculers for Canada.

FLAT SET DERBIES ARE

5 VERY POPULAR

With stylish young men. There’s

.a distinction and a style to them tiiat’s very attractive- Hawes

22dw tf

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The Royal Purple $3.00 Shoe forWon1en

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

rnaking,'style and general finish.

The leather used in eacn shoe whether it is

Patent, Tan or V1'ci_ Kid is specially selected for thi line and every pair is guaranteed to give satisfac-

tion by

The Ames Holden Co.,Ltd.,

the Royal Purple Shoe.

MANUFACTURERS

The P0" Danl€I Birch and Spruce. Dimen-

sion Lumber. Cedar _

I- U mber C0, Shingles, Posts and

Ponr D.iNi1z1., nes

4.3 dw 1m pd. grit. Water Shipment Onlv. ~

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Hoy (dolor or the Rainbow

can he used to paint

“BANNIQER”

Eoors

Impervious Sheathing.

Schofield Bros.

no rich men in the family." & C0. Cll8fi0il€i0Wt1 Ag€niS» 4 I‘IatS.--Weeks & C0., Sole Agents, '

22d tt

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How Much -Can be Done With little

Money at Paton’s to Brighten Up

Your Home.

PRICES NEW OLD I 5° lt 4-5°

3-25 2.80 2.90 1.50 7.00 r0.5o 7»O0 16 oo

1 75 L75

5.00

._ 7.00

Sideboards.... .. 15.00 2500 P 1 S . I _ Cilitrtqariii;ti;lcliers.....f.... .. . ..25r0£5(H5 oo NewdenStretchers........... . 1.70 Wardrobes.............. rr.oo 16.00

` Another lot of Rattan Chairs at half price to clear.

We do not believe in holding old goods.

Typewriters Desks at less than cost, call and get the prices.

gplece Bedroom Suit ...$13.00 foi-|‘9_oo

the best value ever offered in the city.

Bring along your old furniture and have it upholstered by our np-to-

~ date upholsterer, all work guaranteed.

OUR BABY CARRIAGFS will arrive next wok from' the Best Factory in Canada.

_ Our Prices will bc the Lowest.

James Paton & Co. have receive '

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another urge shipment or English soon for Easter Monday.

on w ro rot oo, on wnn ini nw.

frfv 11.".

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CARPETS _

B nniels worth $1.25 to $1.55 per yard now . . . _ 55c and (>5r: per yard

Tapestay carpets worth 85c to 950 per yard for . _ . . . .. .5oc per yard _

T0-DAY 0NLY

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Tapestry carpets worth 650. 75c for . 4oc per yard

Straw mattings worth from 25c to 5oc ... ... . . . for 25c

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Union and Scotch Carpets woith from 30c to 50:. _ _.

Union and Scotch carpets worth from 5oc to 750 for’43c

Hemp carpet from ioc to I6c per yard good values from

the Old Country. _

. for 28::

When we sell carpets and linolenms. we cut, sew and lay by the

best carpet sewer and the only real carpet layer on Prince Edward

Island. - K. FINLAYSON.

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