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Here's people free from pain and ach0 spepsia's direful ills.

lt is because they always take

4 o-Llvor rlllo

_ . ,Prothonotary Offices

These little pills work w_lnle you sleep, Registry Omces

° bout a gripe or pain, curing biiiousness, eoustipatlon, dyspepsla and_slck_headache,

making you feel better in the morning.

H e a l 5 8 n d .Hospital forlnsane

un. th th 1 n

soo es e u gs Casual Revenue

IUHWIY PINE and cures the

worst kinds of

SYRUE coughsandcolds.

5”' 'V 5 ` '“ ` ' ’ >Provinciai Land Tax

Special N otlce ,§,°f§e'§§;;‘ mm

» W Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

Hornsby the stock and good will of his Books and Stationery Business in the Morris Block, we will 00l1biD\1B the business in its various branches, selling at lowest prices for cash only. lies B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in lhe past, will be in charge of the stole, and will be pleased to attend to all old customers and many new ones. -

A choice new stock of Wall Papers

will be at once put on sale, and all departments of the business will be kept well stocked. A well supplied news stand will be a special feature of the business. The store will be known as “The Bazaar Bookstore."

THE BA-ZMR GUMPANY

Suecalsors to F`.J. Hornsby.

Morris Block. Clftown. Moll 16.1901

3338

A l`lan

Had a Fit

But strange to say he

i is feeling decidedly happy

about it. The lit referred »

° to is the price of a whole”

month’s groceries be got at our store, which lit his

‘ purse so well that he will ‘ in future be a regular cu

‘ tomfr of ours.

§Call and see us.

W i

essence

PROVINCIAL PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.

The Public Accounts were submitted to the Legislature yesterday showlllfi the total receipts and the total expenditure chargeable to revenue to be as follows :

’ nizcnlrrs.

Dominion Subsidy $181,931.88 Public Lands 8.990-92 Commercial Travellers' Licenses 5,4(Il.(Il Incor rated Companies 5 5,387.50

4,491.45 1,916.39 4,893.88 1,110.32 733.40 550.11) 1,046.% 53.58 118.55

Private Bins 80-0_0 Succession Duties 3.23-22 Liiuor Sellers’ Registration 5,428.18

51,135.82 6,0M.96 3,5(ll.(ll 17,iE.50

Total Receipts $282,677.81

EXPENDITURE.

Administration of Justice $ 15,317.44 Boards of Health 2-00 Coroners` lnquests 55-90 Department of Agriculture in- cluding Dairy Associations 606.69 Executive Council 579-23 Education 125-530-54 Elections 629-74 Hospital for Insane 20.103-23 Interest ` .1 19-075-51 License Inspectors 0111-00 Legislation \ 7-521-60 Legislative Library 373-20 . Miscellaneous 3.500-40 Poor House and Paupers 0.673-55 Postage 411.90 Public Lands 973-09 Provincial Secretary-Treasurer`s Department _ 4.101-34 Provincial Auditors Department 1,169.72 iProvinciai Building 1.593-29 `Registry Omces 3,329-02 Teiegrams 22-24 Stenographer and Typewriter 1,514.14 Public Works Department 3,661-53 Government House 599-11 Ferries, including Ferry Steamers 15,873.99 Wharves 1.320-42 Packets 3-353-00 Roads, including Supervisors’ salaries 10i638~11

Bridges Miscellaneous, Public Works 1,802.06 Debenture Sinking Fund 2,775.00

Total amount chargeable to Revenue _ S 270»788»85

In addition to the above there was ex-

pended during the yearon capital account the following sums:

County Courts Provincial Secretai-y‘s Office Peddlers` Licenses

Fines and Penalties

Permanent Bridges $5-943-63

Public buildings Rights of way

Mount Stewart Aboiteau

11120.11 1.49530 250.00

-< 6088

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” Queen Street,

ISSIOSCSSSSS

Dil. GORDON ALLEY

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

CQIQCQO CZRADUATE NICGILL '- U N lVERS|TY 01Bce -and He.-idencc,Doreheetr'r Street East,

0|I1ceHours,0lo1ua. nl.,1 to 3,aiid Y to 8i

9. m. v

Y Drnmnr nrfrnti-m given tn cnlliitvy 1*.

‘lil Slilllllllllllill

'l hot we are to be moulded and _*fl-hioncd,” so the sand we use@ for our cnstlmrs needs to bf-. I

ni-tmlciid and fa-lr-inned. ’l`haL's% wliat our inoulders ii e doing eve'-y day, moulding a. iii tasll- w 1o.fl\n.'-I lhe sind like uoto rhi-

P'-11'-<-.»S. ir is thi-rfforo very im- _z_»<.\-tiiiilt that lhl- piturns be'

rirsii-Glass in every iesyey, for 'j _ *_ ‘_ a- :he uatlcrns are so vim mm low, Add Cfipit-il nripoiioitiire oa-t llgs re. \/Ve have fir-it-cla.s~ @ §

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piitr-.rn makers employ ed anti ` , _ _-ueéible to meet the rcquirei * Actual Lxpenrliture ree _ . _

s`§?e§

$25.714.40

‘ If we add the amount expended and

[charged to revenue, $276,788,S5, t0 the

amount charged to capital, $25, 714,49, we have the entire outlay of the year, $302,. 503,34.

Of the receipts as above Stated, $17,059.

» 50 were from debentures sold, or in other

words money borrowed. And iii the

expendidure statement, the last item, “Debenture sinking fund, $2,W5.00" repre- sents so much of the debt paid off. Neither

` of these items belongs properly to the ord-

‘inary revenue or expenditure of the year.

The years transactions will appear more

clear if presented in the following form:

Total Receipts, Deiiuct Debentures sold

$282,677.81

17,089.50

Actual receipts $265,588.31 Expclifiiture charged to

Revenue

Less piill to Silikiilg funci

$276,788.85

2,775.00

-‘}I;`T~l.(ii3. E5

215, T14.-i-1)

$2s9,72s_:-14

Givéug ,I trial when in need cf L Deriuct Reccllits 265,558.31 p

Casnngs. ,

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_ ern oundcrs, . . , , ‘~ ' ‘Q Her 1*’al¢51Y`5 Call. begs toallllou I In

gum, N,_vi¥,,_,i,,,, Co-S wh,,,.f_ tothe way our federal and provincial ac- _ - . his absence his law off' t so ' k 1

$34 149 03

- on the }'enr's ti°nnsn.ct~i0¥lH Tl°l$S»425-'54»‘Y WANTEDTA°Tx"E “EN ‘JF G DCHMP1

which isa favorable showing, in view of ,l

. ' _ _ ` the vciylinilted income of the Province

-:-‘.¢.:___ *'*"`.'\\ " *“"= * 0 "W 'AW " ` and the number and the ext-cnt of the

_ FRIDAY- 11111' 1`» 19"* services charged upon It.

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The Toronto Globe hassounrled the note

of preparation for the Aming Dom lnlon elections. This may be taken as an indica- uoo that nie olooloi-o will so oolloii io sho -

polls during the present year, and it may

The annual repo:-tot the Commissioner

of Public Lands is a very brief one.

sold at $1,837.84. The receipts of the Department for the year were $8,990.92. Four hundred and forty six deeds were executed and 215 accounts closed.

T113 ED811Bh-Speaking world has respond- Gd S0 Dl‘0l11P¢»1y and generously tothe call of the Ottawa and Hull tire sufferers that ad- vices have been sent out to close the'sub-

be at a quite early date inthe future. 1 Leod, 1 1.

Comfort is what you will want more,

Du`rlng`the year 1,6451 acres of land were _'free of comfort. It’s to bchad by cover-

acrrsii to deliver and collect forbid estab- ~ lished wholesale and exporting house. Bona tide salary of $900 a year guaranteed with expenses. No experience required. Reference exchanged. Enclose self-ad- dressed stamped envelope to " WHOLE- ssnsas Asn sxeoni-sits, Third Floor, 33-1 Dearborn St. Chicago.-18d 30 i

Hundreds of _ yards ol

pretty plain Japanese Hab- iltai Silks, plenty tfochoose irom-an'd _a score of shades 2:20 the yard. Moore-& Mc-

tiian anything else when the terrinc heat. of summer comes. A lltt.e preparation now will insure atleast a moderate de-

_ ng your floors with some of the new designs of matting. _We are selling a

Jpas. Paton & Co.-'-18 ll.

Now’s your chance to buy

Japanese Habulais. -22._~.lhe 1 yard--come th i s lui »rulng.. -, Moore & McLei ll,--18 li ‘

Carpet choosing. All the ,details of the

carpet business are strictly attended to < -here. And this means a considerable sav-

scription lists. This is as unprecedented asit is gratifying. Over half a million dollars has been paid in and $300,610 more is pledged. The million mark 'would easily have been reached had that sum been required. ,_

There is terrible sutl`eiTing in India, and__

all that has been so generously given comes far short of being half ’enougli to relieve the distress. There have been

many demands this' year for Hospital, Century Funds and Fire Relief, but there

arestill many who could afford to give something to feed__our starving fellow- subjects in India. THE GUARDIAN will

be glad to receive and forward any sums contributed for that purpose.

msn. '

At Glace Bay, C. B., on the lst, inst

James Hector, eldest son of Rev. E. S. Bayne of Matou, C. B., aiged20 years.

At Dartmouth, N. S., on Stli, instant,

Margaret Munroe, eldest daughter of Rev. E. S. Boyne of Mabou, C. B., aged 18 years. ~,

D. Hownitrr the Practical Painter is as

usual at this season of the yeanin great demand. He has employed a full staff of competent workmen who are keeping up their reputation of doing all work and giving quick despatch. Mr. Howlett has ‘just completed the beautifying of the in- terior of Hawthorne Villa the residence of H. Carvell Esq.

Will be roused to its natural duties

- and your biliousliess, headache and

constipation be cured if you _take

Hoodie Pills 1

Sold by all druggists. 25 cents.

gnnnnnunonune §(iood"`

*no

mnznlils 1

§`,Biood 1

And goal health. gi If 5 ou want go-id red blood

try our

§Compound Sarsaparillagf

with Iodides *and Iron e_llriche-_s ."

the bliod, gli es tone lo lheg nerves. Sold at 75; per largeé

bottle. ' é

_l_ W. Rlllil Pi

_ Q

-_ Central Drug Store. ` Suilnyside. 'j _ |55;

gnunnunnnnu

0; 1 l -0 to $10.50. You will save 25 per cent if you

nail + r ,~~».41 » 1 \ ».,+ ,,.

‘, ing in money and worry. Besides our ' stock is large enough to satisfy the wants ‘of the most fastidious. It is a comfort to come to the store where there is no ques-

tion b_e‘yond simply supplying your long- ings. as. Paton 8: Co.-18 li.

l To meer. and near. th - cut- Iters, Japanese ll miami Sllks _are oil sale here- tor to-day at ft2:_2c.the yard. _ Moore & Mc-

‘Leo'.l. 18 ll l Carpets, you know, are a part of the background that must blend with the draperies. The right coloring lends tender- ness and tone to the home. All this_ we keep in mind when we buy furnishings. ,Harmony i' Tlia.t‘s the_ word. There is nothing ike harmony in the home. We

can do a great deal for iyou in this respect, if you w' I visit this p easing apartment. Prices are in harmony with the quality. -Jas. Paton 8: Co.-1 1i. ~

Garters’ Seeds Grow-

Wauted.-Coats and vestmakers at D.

Hot Weather Clothing.--In the city

streets or country lane, y the babbling brook or bounding sea, on lofty mountain or lowly plain, you will find nothing so cool, comfortable and dressy as our swell summer suits made by Shorey 8: Co.-Jas. Paton 8: Co.-18 li. ‘

Srnaiisn SoU'rHPon'r.--The steamer

Southport will leave \Vest River Bridge on Friday next, May 4th, at 7.15 for Charlottetown, leaving Ferry Wharf on return at 4 p. m. She will call at `West-

ville both going and coming. This trip will be ma e every Friday until further - notice. 9d&w 1 mo.

The people who makethese suits dojust

, one thing-they make suits for men, 'I and they make them well. Seeing is-free; but of course it is a little more expensive to become a happy owner.-Jas. Paton & Co.--18 li

_ Our clothing is t-he talk of the town. Men's and boys’ suits perfection. We lit and finish. price starts at $3.50~and up

buy your suit of us.-.-J. B. Macdonald 8! Co. 15 4i d8cw.

-Moreof the spring dress goods. Many of these new things are elegaiitjiist be- cause they are so simple. That’s where genius in the weaving comes in; they are not overdone. And truly tliatfs where the 1 innate taste exercises its skill in choosing 1 those fabrics that mark a refinement and 1 goodness impossible to be found outside ,_ of this store. Special in lustrcs, ser es, I ladies’ habit cloth, bergaliness, Wedge- ' wo_od cloths, cashmeres and ilierinoes and _ Scotch clan tartans.-Jas. Paton 8; Co. ` 10 tt'

Bananas 15, 20 and 25a per doz at \V. F.

‘§ Carter°s. 16 3i

l ` Strawberries and cream at VV. F. Carter’s

16 6i

H. The very latest styles, in men`s linen

collars p'_ust opened. The Enibro,Sunsiiine. Saxon- ~awn, Ha, Ha. His Excellency and other makes. Price 10c. to 18c. each.-J. . B. Macdonald 85 Co. 15 4id&w

i Our boys’ school suits, always notcll for § their servicegiving qualities, are just a .' trifle better than usual this season. Tile , cloth’s better, and the re-enforcenlents of i double knees Will enable the average hoy 3 to rompsmd play with ca-se and comfort g and without material damage to his ' cloths. Prices are right. Suits from

:$1.00, $1.59 and $2.00-Jas. Paton pi) go.

I 'The fashion feast continues.-VVe invite all to come and freely partake. Hats, bonnets and toques to suit every fancy of matron. miss or maiden. \\'hile the rare exquisiteness may excite surprise aid admiration. the price ticket tells a vel-_J iiiilisiial story of price, littleness and moflcration. Ready to wear hats direct from our workrooiu, .$51.50, $52.00 and $2.59, over 100 hats to choose from. Jas.Paton & Co. 10 ti.

,___ »» _.___ ____.____

s lendld matting at 1-1 cents per yard.--*‘

A. Bruce's. 10, d&w tf ‘

-mir sumiilis. or-lim.orri;1~ow:~°. Puritan i.owii_m istisn; mr ie. mon. _

, 5 , , , l _ , sul FE- ., *_ . , I `

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I 1

' We claim the dep irtmeut in Ch' lfown;

the largest assoftmgq-_QQ Millinery; We put 1 Mlllinery. We claim

I Millincry and to be

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.SHIRT WA

Shirt Waists with us are

_ We have some very dainty Eau,

prices are low it will interit

_Pm RK I

Suits \\ e invite our pftria W

iii i iii

ur--

sllmngs

Are to hand. _ .

Thfy are the prettiest lot of cio im

had. We are busy making then up

All clothes made by us are

JCJIHIINT IBIOI.nEO€ X

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COME Mill GET

If you l-=:l':e your ordf-r for One of Oil' Nbbbi W

sure of being sulu `

in Style. Quality. FR all

As ii Cutter and Filter our Mr. Sixtus llclasiiia

in the Lower Provinces. _

4 Gui- Suitings. t'iv0r00l‘\il§ lil

are the iinest collection of cloths ever placed on the

E :fra

lllllll3_l__l. lllllll

Mews Fufnishlngl-

We are always on lhe lookout for the latst noiilill G o rd on 6: Mc

MENW. SPY!

*li

w Excess of Expenditure _ ' . » _ ~ _ fw I l

K 5 Vie think the charge of $25,714.49, to _ _ Hawng p,°¢e-,ded to ‘t-omh -Ama *fx SYDNEY’

| o capital 5-_g<;;_~,-,fm quitgfair, having regard . _ "12 " » _the winter on active militia service in 0 nn

The Mod F rn

prom ax-

, d _i¢€a _ urisvn

Charlottetown P E 1 counts we li- i io Comodo D fl :i I ` ' '°"'“ °” ““'°“"‘““"'s~‘ ‘“""°

Pump _ iq . . . . cp . e uc ng _ _ ~ I :endeddto under competent manage

this sum therefore we reduce the deficit ’ _ . , -n°i5P°” °“°€ °“ b“§"‘°S5 my UC U50

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0 and I A 'eauty-._

Bicycles*-* e For Hire. I

fiend...-» Bicycles

» For Sale. i _ 1

A Bioyeie Repair snbp A »

ilmlelrr a co., 0

._ v .iw-

5 o ... _\_ .. ., . ~*, .~.,.i. tv.; ,,._.. . .» ,,, '(0 _Q .if - -».=.,, .?`.'s...,.» , ».=*&1»';v§~ " ' '~ 1, 1_."§-.~'= ._ ' ‘.-_-.°.._=» _s-,.':=,-_».s_. __ .-_;v_:-=i'-’ ff.” "‘ >’>f',~'L

are combined in our new line of' Slater Shoe; A dark rich chocolate Kid, relieved by plainml by 1 silver hooks and f-yelet~, a graceful shapely last (tha l Paragon,) introducedbv the Slater Shoe Co-,_ this season, the finest othne leathelr, and the” perfect ll finish and workmanship that inarlr the»Slater Shoes, -~ _ tend to inalieotliis line one of the most beautiful ‘ ' creations of .fdqtwear ever shown in this city,

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_ __ $3739-

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