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_ , A _‘_ _ ‘ 1 'rm'-: cnAar.m"rs'rowr<i GUARDIAN MARCH

‘xr Because \ | F "_ "_ K F Y ` _ " ` '_ "'“*"“”‘-'*“_ " ~ --fr' - ~- - ~ Y -1 --- -7 _-~~ ' ----W -

h R They Ino:ea|li,:b¢:uin::ei'vi°Ch'::f1'hl::: Tu “°m'mw‘ Suu' T°"““°d R' “ F1

e |gr¢|’ 5° ghey pnscnbe it 'or can bl from bumurenurlc, \vili ring outa lecture

i ` _ ._..s... - ` 8-19°6 ‘ . 7 i

y f ¢¢|4.,s.-rmchm, ,,,,|,|,,,, . 0 3 rotnsserrmrmmortne rrr-at nernmrsiinxt n¢ S 't

den Th¢y¢¢u"i¢_ 1-hen y:u';:.‘“'|:?d ;¥bu:ch&TuIt;sday evepintlr March 13th,- w y 3

c n

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to D t to trust lt. Sold for over sixty year-| °' °” ' ° " “W” "'

OC si 4-‘fifth-. _ Lnrr hut not least-tim ooncr~rt_ ple and

. - - .Jr ___ ;... ' _ ` W ` r ‘

c--“2-:__ _ *__ ____::_ _ iuultet. social, at thc Consoliriated School

_ -ss. _ Y ~ l‘uesduy Mar. l3lh. Adrrrlssiotr ltl cents.

3 3 668 ’ g Ladies with buekctsnr~ples free. First

Ln.V_

of ..~?‘

1 -roi'-z‘;.s. . fu '§‘§*'yg4»'~.<._ -z _:- '-an-P' ‘ ,_..~-‘ ,. -Q

Wellner Watch

l > _ =

‘»¥r1;~ ' vv _ vv ;

_ N0 D0int in its construction open to criti. §rsrnl.1ed\Vr|.h an absolutely perfect cs¢apgm¢n¢_

, ` , HIS throughout equal to watch” f d bl

~,' ,aj (yr r ,-' °°"-li li it °°\ “he-r> watch. an arf serfrifai

, ` _ -~ , the money in the market. Prices from 1 u ‘-" ` " ' ~ Always plcaerd to ahow theml 7°” P'

vv E |_. L_ N E Fat

_ w__ “_ Watchnioleer and ]ew¢l1¢r_

`Y()'U' .A§E\IE} 1

INVITED

If you wish the best in photo-

graphfy, finished on the new spec- ialize _ mounts, (the very latest novelty)

T() _

VISIT QUE ‘ STUDIO.

oso.n.cooa

in Prevent Colds

and La Grippe

Buy a box of

Hughes’ La Grinpe (ure

Take one when youfcel the first sym-

ptunts of a cold coming, such as sneez- ing, clrilliuess, etc-If taken in time it is almost impossible for cold to get past ii ern.

`l’ricc 25:: per box.

Geo. E. Hughes.

Snappy Styles of

Solid Footwear

Ladies i Here is your chance, one week only. Skating Boots at cost. Box Calf Boots, neat, np-to-date Cheap any time at $2.25 now $1.50, all sizes. Ladies’ Oil Pebble, regular $1.75 now $1.35. These boots arrived a few days ago, a little late of course, but they are yours at the above price. Ste thcm anyway. .

E. McEACiiEN.

SMALL ORDERS ‘

Sorrrotirru s you think bccrnnrc you

rlorr’t nc:-rl rrurclr that your onior is not wurtlr scrrdirrg, so you dont ordcr at rrll.

We Give _lust as Much At-

tentirm to Small Orders _-mii-

ns Larger Ones.

‘ ‘.‘°“"'".' ""°""zi‘r..':".:I..s.lh>a:‘..,:.';

filrii‘yL'ol\i|i;b"c~r\ll at out- st/ore ul' phono

risiynrrcxrrrllrrrvc `\‘\s“p;r)ll oi'lpr~"y;,a`r]r‘rl' - r .v 0 ' . -

igditfir \)Ebiirut\:i\ll)dr~err they will get jrrstnsmuclrattontlorrrnr it it was your-rrcif.

McKenna’s Grocery,

Down town storeazéa

‘ PHONE i Up town store u6h.

,miami-vlUOllU,%g __g_____ _

“Sll0E CUMFORT”

Our Mcn’s

20 Cen- tury Shoe

Is the perfection of Shoe Comfort.

Heavy sole ~»-ith

iight top, lem er

lined, perfect fitting-

Price $3.75.

SPRAGUE & C0 ,

SUNNYSIDE.

I a

Some Prices Cut ln

Two

We have selected

some broken lines, all fairly new and extra good stock, placed them on the counter at the following attractive prices.

150 pairs women’s

bnttoned boots, some black and some chocol- ate kid at HALF PRICE.

125 pairs women’s

laced boots -a few pairs of one kind and another from $r.85 to $5.25. Your choice at 25 PER CENT OFF.

zoo pairs women’s

fine kid, turned sole fashionable Oxfords worth from $1.75 to $3.25, 25 PER CENT OFF.

150 pairs misses’

Dongola boots sizes Ir to 2 worth from $1.25 to $1.75 now $1.09.

Alley & Co.

FLOUR REDUCED 25C A BBL

We find that we are overstocked

on two branzis of Flour-Gypsy and Beacon.

In order' to work some of it oil

quickly we ,have reduced both brands

250 a Barrel

This reduction will make

Gypsy $5.oo per barrel. Beacon $4 75 per barrel. Every barrel guaranteed or

money refunded.

Beer & Goff.

Your Druggits

No other store pays more

attention

“T0 DISPENSING"

Than ours.

Pure Drugs and Chemicals. Modern Methods-qualified

clerks.

GET THE IIABIT. Your prescriptions dispensed

lrerc.

PHONE S6.

Reddin Bros.,

Always Busy Drug Stow.

Business For Sale at Cardigan Bridge

That we i known business stand

and wharf property lately owned by 1. F. Norton, also dwelling house will be sold cheap. Apply

lo W. S. STEWART

\ Ol’

J. F. NORTON.

Charlottetown-

Charlottetown.

w . . . 9 Sunday, Maruh11th,nt. Sour-is and Bay

races in the rink on Friday night March ‘ Bch. It will be a splendid series of races.

l`.o0x|.\'¢r for a hours! The best. d

advertise through the reel estate and b

()\vNr:n.~i of trotters and pacers arc re “

qncsted to meet on the ice at Churchill- on ’1`l\\lr1~1<l»\v Mar. sth, at a p. nr. rr that -lay proves unfavourable, the trot will_ be

trcid on the following Saturday.

Au. aboard for iiillshorol Come with

the crowd to the Consolidated School on 'Fuesdnyrright next and enjoy the beat time ofthe season. Special train leaves thc city at 7 p. rn. Return fare 25 cents.

ltr-:\`.\\'n. J. Cant-|ri:r.r. will preach

ii). V.) Sabbath the llth at- Murray l!ivcr~lll.2ltl rt. ru., Pleasant Valley 2.00 p. rn.,and Brooklyn 6.3.) in the evening also at Kinross on Monday the 12th at 7.00 in the evening,

Tm-: Gurrrdiarr Victoria Cross corres-

pondent. writes:-It is seldom anyone writes anything regarding Victoria Cross ia your valuable paper.-The school here is progressing rapidly through untiring t-il`orts oi' our efficient teacher, John Gillis.-Speaking or those who keep their rtflhlrs fully abreast with the time we rcfer to A iiyncs our local lrlttckairritlr, carpenter and painter.-We are pleascri lo .sce thc buildings formerly owned hy .iuhrr McQueen and for rr long time vacant now in the possession of John A. Mcllonrrld, general mcrehrrnt and machine agent who is doing rt rushing business.- i`he Montague Head Lodge I. O. (i. T.

are upwards uf fifty-five members enrolled now. Splendid entertainments are given each night. The Guardian is a very welcome guest to Victoria Cross and the tenrpernnce people should ralre it as ltls one of the greatest tcmperance helps imaginable.

A connnssonm-:N-r writing The Guar-

dian from Springton says:-On Wednesday the 2lst uit., nrespecterl rosldentot Spring ton,Mlss Christy Stewart,wascalled to lrcr immortal homeat theage of Tlyenrs. Shc was n daughter of the late John Stewart and his wife Christy McLean wholmmigra- ted to this country from the isle of Skye, Scotland, in the early thirties, they both having preceded her tothe land of spirits. the mother 56 years ago and the father 32 _years ago. Miss Stewart was ot a kind and charitable disposition andthestrnnger was ever welcome to the home, which ~rlrc along with a sister by their industry and frugnlity continued to keep. De» ceased was for about 50years n memlrer of the Presbyterian Church, and was a dcvont and sincere Christian giving of her means to the cause of the Master whom she loved. When the messenger came, she dt-parted with confidence to the Saviour in whom she trusted. Besides a large circle of friends she leaves to mourn one brother. Donald, in Denver Colo., and two sisters, Ann, widow of the into Mur- dock McQueen of Mount Vernon, nnli Catherine at home. to whom the corrr~ munity extends their sincere sympathy.

Tas Guardlan‘s correspondent ar Murray llarbor furnishes the following: A very Interesting lecture was held in thc Methodist Church on Friday ilu' 2rui rrlt. The lecture was given by Rev. Mr. Dawson. on the "Pllgriur`s Progress," and was Illustrated with magic lantern views -We are very pleased to learn that Prince 'Albert Lodge is increasing rapidly in members and other respects as well. Our enterprising fnrnrcr James Lc- Lclachenr will constructs new brrrn in the near future and is now emrnged in getting lumber. etc.-We are pleased to report that Lemuel Brehnut and Wyclltfe Jordan, who have been sick are recovering.-Fred Whito recently sold a valuable carriage horse to i{. Kelly, Southport.-We arc pleased to sec our genial citizen G. Il. Montgomery with us again, after' a few weeks s0_i0urn in the city.-Whnt rniglrt have proved n. serious ‘accident occurred last Srrturrltry, when two of our prolulncnt young ladies were driving tlrrouglr the village, having obtained a ironic and sit-lgir by strategic rnoremcnts. As they were driving up the Main Street of the village, shouting and waving their hands, ltis supposed that. thc horse took fright, and running one runner on a snow bank one of the young Indies was thrown out, but the other bravely held on to one rein, thus making the horse go around in a circle. When shc saw that she could not stop t-he animal sho sucoeededinjumplng out of the sleigh. The horse ran wildly down the street, and but for the celerity of two young msn, the sleigh might have been completely demolished.

Our Compound Syrup of Hypophoe-

plrites always benefits thc nervous system.-lt glvesa good appetite, builds the hl00d.nids the digestion and makes you feel like doing your work with more energy. Only 7lie. per bottle.-A. W. Reddin Pham B, Snnnyllde.

Hdthstf

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trumwwwmmum »....-»»»~»~»wat{wMV Mm *mg

Candynis wholesome if trade from pure ingredients; that is why Wll|i¢'S §

i Cll0C0lIt¢S are in such demand.; Pttt up in dainty pound and half pound

; boxes and sold by all the leading honfectioners. _ 3 omlnate optiern. , Lawns-aww-mrm»~¢mwmww mmwmmmmmrMwfmmwMwvt\mw ww nd ‘ For sale by Johnson & Johnson ,

ing among the foreuroat.-Christopher Jar.

easiestarrdluost. satisfactory way is to tlslrirrg.-Jarrline 8: ~ Com ton are

hoarding columns of 'i‘he Guardian. ideas and models.-Presented to Philip

llns baby girl. Congratulations.-The

is gaining rapidly in membership;tliere`

in future each Saturday Guardian will

contnlnau entirely new feature of gen* eral interest to all readers. lt. wil consist of special information for all lovers of horses &c. The matter for this

already popular Saturday edit ion.

Upper Bello Riv-r. ir of our youth oinedflrst night, D. A. Simons, teacher be-

iné. Sons are preparing for spring

uilrilng lobstcr boats from the latest

ntl Mrs. Sanders. on the lflth Inst, a

Guardian is the most welcome visitor of the season.

Qurrr-: an amusing prune of hockey was

piayed at 'i‘ryon, Saturday, March lirrl between the invlncihles of Cape Travcrsr- and ti\eSt.arsol Tryon. The day was flneand quitcn number of people wit- nessed the Raine, Tire play finished. ln- vlnclblssii Stars 0. .l. Dawson, unrpirerl. Several iirucs during the play, the game was stopped by aonrc players who, huv- inggot split over the ice- t.wo or three times, wished to show their pugilistir: power. Luckily for-lrotlr parties it was settled without anyone lrelng killed.

ii/r.\r.\roNn S'rr:\\'.\n'r‘ wiro has been

home on n|nonl.i\'u visillto his mother' Mrs Donald Stewarhof liinrshilelti, left for his home in Californian few weeks ago. Hia many friends and relatives vrert- overjoyed to free him home. Mr. Stewart has five sisters and six brothers living. Two brothers are at horns null rr sister and rt Irrother in Georgctowrr. John Stewart in the l’. C. ll.. another lrrotlrer in St. Peters. George Stewart, and one sister Mrs. Churlt~.~i Munn in Charlotte- town. On his way back Mr. Stewart will stop to visit his sister anti brother in Boston ond also his sister in llnnover, New Harrrpslrire, Mrs. liarvey Pulling- tnn and his brother in Ohio, Daniel Stewart. It is nineteen years since Mr. Stewart was home and he saw many changes. During those long years ot absence the angel of death has visited the den* old home and trrkcnawny rr loved father and u brother.

al.

Puig-is

Can Be Cured and We CanD< rove It.

Sample Package Fr§e,-Prove It Your-

se . `

When we say that we can cure

Piles we mean just exactly what wc say-nothing more, nothing less. We snyit because we know it and bland ready to prove it to you or to any other person. Just its we have saldit and proved it to thousands al- ready.

It is because of these thousands that

we have cured that we are able to say this.

We have done our part in calling your

attention to this fact ami it. is up to you todlaprove lt. Anti we 0il'er you thc means of doing so, knowing that you can't; and that when you tryour wonderful Pyramid Pil: Curc you will he so well pleased with it that you will go straight to you drugglst and get a box of lt.

And more than that, if at any tlnrc

in the future any person tells von as you have told so many yourself, that they are suilerlng the ugonies of thc rlnurned irour plies. you will not re~t until he or she has bought- and is using a box and getting thc same re' llefand cure that you got. We have seenlt dune.

Here. forlnstance, isa sanrpls or what

a sample did and shows very conclus- rveiy that we are dealing in cold, hard facts and not empty as.~rt~rtions. A person who gets a sample never fnrls to buy. I Mr. John Byrne of Ililti 2nd Ave.

New York City, writing under dntc of Jan. 17th, 101.0, Nuys: “I reccivetl the sampleand used it right away. Igot so much relief from ltaftr-r20 years' suffering, that I bought rr .’>ilccrrt. hox. Tire almost unbearable pain is almost gone and my fistula has almost, rlisrrppwrrctl. I hall given up all hope ofcvcr being curcrl. I rrssureyou, gentlernca, l will use every effort to trrakc any of nry fr-ienils try tlrerrr.nsIcan r<uar'an|.co they art- rr surecurc."

Pyramid Pile Cure is inr ,sale

at every 4lr~u|rglsL's for Tril cents rr box and itis cheap at ten tiurcs tho price to any one who needs lt.

To geta Free Sarnplc send your nann-

and address today to the Pyrarrrirl Drug Co., 2222() l’yrarul|l llullrllrrg, ltlamilall, hitch.

liaturt’s warning

That little acne, itching sensation, or strained feeling yon notice in your eyes, is probably warning that

You Need Glasses

It is tn your interests not to neglect any such symptoms. Our- examination will give you reliable information about the condition of your eyea.

Olilces in New Prowsa Block i»ii:pm“"°"""' °"°°‘"'°'”""'°'" “hi w’ B'

. - - AT - -

Fortune al. the usual hours. _ Tillc Guardian correspondent at Bello _v

DON-.,. forget the “rut "mm of skating Creek:-Temperance Lo_dllo has started in W ,;~ ;

/M,

. , , "\

Ara." "T.\ an nf

or Nufnrm. The

at etch price upwa

Rink Friday nigh; Mud, g_ Krug, ang. column will bsobtaincd from an entirely

ag races, new and reliable source, and will be all S Rr-‘v M H.McIN'rosn will reach on nxupuonlny umm! 'umm of gn ‘ ° ’

W. B Corsets change in

shape as the styles change.

iiverv new idea of the

dressmakers’ is repro-

duced in the Erect Form

mrdels we shtw this

season are tlnkling with grrce and chic.

The assortment of shapes is so large that

we can guarantee perfect fit to any woman

rd from $l.O0.

Stanle ros.

SALMON

1' ISLAND 1"'.'..;.'.;'..;.;;.'.;"' W

E con sc tb. I

Selected and packed with great care by R. N. Cox, Morell.

that they are certainly the best you

ever used. z5c can or $1.75 dozen.

For sale oniv bv

. sA~»n§.nn..n C0.

shirt on the market.

r, I ,ji/Q ~ /

.»\_A‘t ‘\ V _\ ~ ‘ l ' /¢"'~.'~‘ n v //

n c °

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\ .

Men’s Working Shirts

Here you can get the :best-fitting and most comfortable

ur -at xr -t

Prices that will astonish you. Try one of the ‘ ‘Big Shirts,” plenty of room and gncd

S I nl H 0 H I P. E. lsland's Greatest C_lotl1ing House.

MAKE LIFE

GIVE

lrv mann-ally rnrrvwlln

. 'f`irtvy iuducrr tho lrrrturr

hy cleansing all dl

For Sale try all Dnaqqltta

PI IrnIa.Sm»

'owe v||v|

and doriro (nr work or play. Hake rt clear brain. bright eyes and sweat breath.

WORTH WHILE

VICOR

l: liver. svnrrrnvh and lrnwr-ir. ri r-It-cp and ar-pctitorrr yrrmlr.

GIVE \i'iTALITY

mirth-rs from tlronyatem.

They cure Constipation, indignation, Blllousnoao, Head- ache, liarvouanoss.

t0o and 25° a BOX

aocsP1' no susl'r|1'u'rl¢

I'-2lI.I-l»Sn

in .'ErLrg,;;;‘

lf you Want I a Good

Piano

Buy a

lleintzman

Sold on P. F. l-lf1H<i

MILLER BROS.

only

SUNNYSIDE.

E. PAR-KMAN,

Watchnrakcr and jeweler.

takes this opportunity of thanking the public for the liberal patronage in ‘tile past, anti respertlully solicits a continu- ance of thc saruc. A large stock of Watches, Clocks, jewelery, etc., always on hand. Priceslowcr than thc lowest. Wedding rings of all weights. Repain ing watches. clocks, etc., at the same old prices, namely:

Watches cleaned, - Main Springs (all kirrrls)

jewels - - - Crystals - - - Balance Staffs - - 50 Hell!! Everything corresponrlingly low.

Call and get prices. Satisfaction guar- antcetl.

E. PrtIiI_tmr_tMAN,

511 cents 50 cents 5u cents io cents

3-étllw

‘l

To Fit

ot to Fit

that is the question?

Any spectacle is no more adapted to your face than any coat to your body.

The EI of the irarne is ns

important as the fit of ‘he len-es.

We rnrl;e rr specialty of

both.

“lf-'tr 2

"'\.r-'hr

F’

ll. TAY L0 R,

Jeweler and Optician.

U'/ln¢f\,¢~~\lb--~v\~»~l~u

Reduc_ti9l1 Sale

Boots and Shoes

We have on hand alot of

broken lirics of l\Ieu’s, Wornen’s, Boy’s, Misses’ and Clrildrcn's Boots and Shoes and Slippers which we will clear out at cost to nrrtkc room for spring stock.

Also a irrb lot of \Vom:n’s

Laced and Button Boots in sires 3, 3% and 4 at half

All for cash only.

J.H. Bell.

' nnount:rnfnrs`

Of Concerts, Soclais,I€n- tettainments, etc., oi a money making nature, 5cent.a a line (of 6 words) for first insertion, and 2;( cents a line for each continuation. Churches and charitable institu- tions halt’ rates. Mini- mum price 15 cents.

Black tvpe announce- -1-_._i. m t fn n .

en H NI ll* lalfil ill mrlne, Marnages ana Deaths FREE but verses with deaths some nur- an

above.

CARDS OF THANKS tive cents per line when inserted in locals, and otherwise at regular ad-

vertising rates

THB GUARDIAN,

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