\ 1 ' "»\'- /" $2*

,,g,.___,E3.,,_,,,,.,.,_.,_:__,_,._ tier-.iiiii Piiuiiuc'iiӤi.i;uiiiuii.<

`H00_d’;,‘ , . Oiilces in New ProwseBlock-Charlottetown. A

"*‘?""“ "5" 'W 5,.*¥*¥lll- nun w

fran f Mari .is ` .

' hlendsin ;i\:gaton_° 5 "vumnl

.- -_-.__ , 7. - V

, ._ , , _ , _ Hanamo tha ilrstof th

_ W ' _ oanghtat Gloorgetownon ;‘rida'y'i“h"|E'g°' Tdhagvofniaii. ,

." __,lii')ii',’_-t Forget ` » » ,iiiej ciieap "

column.

Pzasoua deeirin f

should read the ad iii Jilgrt iii

_Jonson Mcboucau. of Kingston returned Saturday from Portland, Maine

` See ad. tomorrow. ' '

~>‘ r ' womiauisdo iii in i _` , ` I ua r dm D°*m9“ Wm* "Did Promotion by 4 , The Home Mission Commitee of tha Wililillk at this odlce at onea,

_-lj . _ ~. Presbyterian

`;, ` Sale at _

F ____ Church at a meeting on

1' ly at Halifax made a number of sustained a tract `

I ured rib and serious

appo ntmenta of caieebieta for the internal injuries by falling from aloft

Janus Hanoino of Grahanl's Road

. i

00m ngsummer. among whom was W. I. and some fears are entertained lor his

`; I 0 9 /9 Green-Presbyisiy oi P. s.r»inid.

6 ~

, S 0" the °iwnluz ci navigation one

wi;::i_ieei_s of the Black Diamond Line addreaeedaireeting inHopoRlverHa1lin M if n their regular sailings between the interest of the O. M. B. A. Though the

ontreal and Charlottetown, Sydney, weather, was bad a fairly good number N°\"»i\ Sydney. and st. Jenna' The agents *was present.

- terms left yet. ~. in Charlottetown are Peake Bros. dt Co.

,,\

, ' ' Bookstore. Lots of pretty pat- 5’

reeovery.

On Tuesday March 27th Mr. Johnson

AN Inwrestlnu short copyrighted

DURING the nresent wen. ii in aww enticed “rin ai dd 'roimr' i»

, . . _, . , . P90 , 7 ' ’ \ I ‘ \`/__ - ~>’ evangelistic meetings will bo held in John Erin Virginl will npzim- |n|,i|°S¢¢,m':

£9-W"-F

; ,_ _V Monday evening,

t 2;... _____'~ "fi --.s .~ _ 'H2

' fra '

. '~. n\'»\-i

`.__'\ _

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,lb \_ »_

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ALL THE WHEAT

'riian can 'rd im.

Beuva|F|am'c1`»Al.l.|h1f.

liiswliealm.

Beaver Flour' ‘

the province.

.“tF§¥i=' i i¥§;;:§ iiiiiu till? iii' i.

th are

months.

itdberirsgnim, wiii ddiivdr in. andrea! on “Seui7Winnlng".

Central Christian Church every evenin; day Guardian of 7th. Be sure you (GKGBIINDR Saturday) at B o'eioolr. On get it as it will not appear in any other

the pastor, Rev. Di\D0l‘-

On Monday night March 20 quite an

‘_ontertainmsnt was hold in St. Mary's

| RE,,_ ,y_ W_ MCUUNNELL gave two ot school house byn certain number ofthe

K lils illustrated lectures during the month "than" M R“""|°° 'md b-7 mm” °‘ me _ _ M Bah, Vert* The nm, ,www on ...the young folks of the District. A very pleas-

(;,,“.|,°n Guy to me Golden GMS.. was nut and instructive couple of hours were so much appreciated that there was a spent

greatly increased audience on the second

night- to hear his “Travels in Europe."

Nnw Gnasoow Division. Sons or

Temperance will celebrate theiriannual aniveraary by a social and entertainment in their Hail on Tuesday evening, April

3rd.Aohoice program has been: prepared , , andngood time may be expected ng |_h|,, AN interesting and pleasant nii'air division has some of the hesi. tnlent in WGS i-|19 0"'-°\'i'5|"U1°"|5 fimellulr' Mid

Auoon feature of the Prince Edward lsla|1d,Dirfctory about to be published' by J. Albert McAlpine of St. John, N. B. is that the book will be printed and bound in Charlottetown. l-Iitherto all works of`this kind have been published in otherclties.

' ` at Barnaby 0‘l-lenleys,St. Peters in

‘ honoro! several young friends who are

Tin: music page in the Saturday issue of uboutoodeprirt for the North West. A April 7th will contain the words and very nice program was rendered and musiool a popular song entitled, “Mn 00l’lllJl|ll1°1\i-\\I'.V 8926'->h¢S made-

Baby Sue" also Home Circle page, Muga-

zine page, colored Comic page, Horse ,

U5- news, interestingshort Story, Sermon by M°Gm '“°""ge’ M°""°,"l hu bee"

Rum Wm_ Dobsom notes on me S_ S_ engaged by the St. AndrewsPresbyterian Lesson a week hence, and all the latest °°““"“'“'l°" °t sydney N’ “"|s"“"" "° wlegmpmc ,md local "e“.s_ only any their pastor, Rev. A. W. Anderson. He cents per your or twenty-five cents forsix Wm “mer “W” M' dun” °b°“" me mst'

tt

Armus D. M<:Ki=.'Nzii-:, agradunte of

of May, and will probably be ordained to , the ministry at once.Mr.McKenzic belongs

Aixzonpimi to R. Harold Jenkins who r iv P- E- Islhnfi-

_ _ _ _ returnedSut.urdayfron3_Syiiney, business

inproduce is rather du there ut present. Mumme swck Braden- AssM|,m,m _n There “N i“|’°“° 35900 b““'“’1“ P°i‘*‘t°°5 wus unanimously decided to hold the

dpi ‘“ Sydney “"4 '?°'1_"¥ °.f "W °°'8°°“ 1°,” sh w idi tn _ i P i -ii

. M onenin u bad'owin tothe mild wintenl 0 mov ng 6 sew" mv ma

AT a meeting of the Executive of the

Governments 0| tho Maritime Provinces

Z ll Z

H9 W” l“f°"”éd by p"°d“°° d°°\°" ma" iand the Federal Government would give

the farmers ofthe island require to thsnweasary uBm,mce_ ,,,,d_¢,he town

.. °fs,"~~-~e~»»°d up

"" ' ` ' ,g . thp resent Winter.Fair buildings, the "“°~ Lim' Ye” i'h5`P°,i'*°°°“ U'°WY‘ estiimated cost.‘beiug$-1.500. A»Drovielon-

P0 in sandy soil turned out better.'thau" al rizelm has been drawn up whlcf,

_ :Tlll'UilIt`0-arrived at Georgdto I ` t` 10.10 Baturday. She brought ovv: la) PkI'°~°fWl.Y fN|8ill.23 passengers and

Tian business stand, wharf t ` d

‘dwelling house lately owneliimgr NWN". Olfdiklh. is oifered for sale.

*HY s°°d were lair with d an

education can learn of a permanent

idorrritaar., March 31.-Aepeclnl to Mr.Rnht. Read, from St. .lohn‘s, Nlld.,‘

T. G. Jauiesleftlast night on a trip to , Montreal. Saturday we opened up another great

Sons windows are reported to have , ~ - _ `

been broken lnahouse on Valley Street lot of nm* English Bonds’ lucludlpg '

yesterday by a mischievous youth.

Mus. W, F. Trniuansu left last night

for Saranac, N. Y.,fer a short stay. She will be accompanied as faras Truro by her husband.

Glu. A. B. Macdonald of the drug ilrm

of MacDonald A: MacKinnon went to Georgetown last night on route to _ Southern California. Mr. MacDonald will

spend some time on thc Pacific Slope.

Rev. G. R. White left last night on his

way to St. John N. B. wlicrc hc will preside at a mr-ctiiig of the Biptist ministers of Oannda. when thc question oi' having a general conforencc will bu discussed.

Ammo passengers ontwnrd by the knking fOr'

special mail train last night were Rev. D. McLean for Boston. und T. T'\te.l. D

c...., G D mi., .mi G.. No.1; & M

commercial men returning to the C Mainland. .`

A.\ioNu tho passengers to cross to thc

mainland wdiiy are Miss James and Miss Dorsey, of Charlottetown; Miss Byrne, of Georgetown; and Miss Lockhart, of St. Eieanors; the teachers disputed by the

Education Dept. of this province to inks ii . '

course in nature study. etc., at the Mnc» W donald Institute at Gui-lph, 0iil~. |= _

Tun Guardian Employment ilurciin Is

the general topic of conversiition iii this city and throughout iiiany piiris oi ilu- Province. This is not io lic woiiileri ii nl, for so many personsnrcihrougii it gi-i i ina just what they want.'i‘o iliose wiin di- iiot, desire toadvcrtise the fi-e-is 25 1-i-ills, but no charge is rniidc unless thi-y gr-t what they are looking for. Howevi i, by advertising many persons get lust what they desire for much less than the above

amount. Lf

Canrmoia Division, Brndnlbnne, No.

232, S. DfT. ntlls last regular nicctlniz elected the following oillccrs lor thc ensuing qllartar. »

W.P-,Maok.li_4o.Donaid.- -4

W A-Cnssle.Matiieson. ' l R S-Annie Nicholson.

» _ , ,

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_ THE CHA RLQT1'BTOWN GUARDIAN, APRIL 2, 1906 _

i|iiSli]iiHi

' Siiiiiil lliiiiiliii °

Another Big Lot

we um .tae nioddiidimd, ine nm; _"OF," sealing steamer, has reached port, and ~

reports all the stsamera well illled, except fonrof the smaller boats. The Virginia Lakehas eighteen thousand seals, and

New Spring. Goods l

Silks,

Ribbons, Millinery,

_ i

Caps for men and boys,

Napkins, Small wares,

Prints, While cottons,

and scores of other things yon’ve been

time sf°Wn in tim h°°'i°f °°"=- ' ciiiia for one expenditure of e2.1oo. 'rue

.

rm; dweiiingimnse or Roderick oiiiia, G°"°1'“'“°“'-°h“"°b°°“ “Wi '=° °°“i“'

Little Sands with all its content-s wasibuw acwrdlng M “ha !°u°w'”g "cal"

A' R S-George Dixon. F S-Mabel McLeod. Treasurer-Itod McKay

Con--Christy A Ross

Wllll SLEEPLESSNESS?

Get One of our sleep inducing mattresses. They are

clean and sanitary and the ,essence of_ comfort. They will give you quiet, iestfuislzep and a feeling nf freshness when you awake.

Prices run from $2.85 (soft top) up to $ir.6o for our

high grade einsiic felt rnattrcrs. Don’t put nu with that old. lumpy mattiess a day longer. Gel. a new one today.

-Jil-ii\l l\i€\/\/52N. i

ci..,.i.i.._c..i.i.. Meir... i»aa¢nasvaisl»&¢aai»nlsl&U~lslnl%~A

Then you will always have' the best inadev best baked bread in the

”- .ST.§ll'.é!"'

n Frida M ht" Mn Nova Scotin$800, New Brunswick $600,

giiiti;°g'if\?eil)yt'iiiir;"tl`ie oiothesyhe Stood in. i 'md P"l"°° Edward Isllmd $950' Them” Wm bo abnut $900 with no Application for the balance required \\'l|l

_ insurance. There was| no one in the

,` CitY- houseat the time. Mr. Gillis had gone

out haliiin hour before to a neighbor’s

house, and his nephew who lived with I

liim was also away. The ilre is supposed to havestarted upstairs in the flue. The

be made tojthe Dominion Government.

-Miss Henrietta Rackham returns by ast of May with latest fashions from New York and Boston. Customers

A can-Ein Giiiia. '

I. S-Edward Ross. ' tr°0iu;iNG Aiisaii Tar: Guariliaiifhns been shown the inic-

gram sthat have passed bctwecn Presi- denii Tidmnrsh of the Uharlotteiown Board of'l'rade and the Department of

The Sun Life of Canada has just pieced all of its reserves on a

. ~. i_..-

`D0 YOU . , - USE DYES

If yon do we can supply

you with perfectly fresh packriage dyes. We handle

“oniiioiiii iiriss”

all colors. `

DYULA ( all colors)

MAYPOLE SOAP (nil colors)

Also bulk 'dyes woods and

‘ eoioringa. We will appreciate

your trailc.

' “The Two Macs"

liiiilliiillliil iiiiillllll

DRUGGISTS,

Cor. Grt. Geo. and Kent Stl.

WMM

I i

Buyers of

Dressed -._i_’ork,

Fresh Eggs, rouitry, etc.

uhn Hopkins,

Siiiiiiiicrside.

5_1

3-iryluiwf iwwtf.

§ll....q|\..~rss'~s~§ `_ "`_`§{fS§,§ “ _

N lXEY’S Sliil/E 'ENAMEL i’i|LlSlllNG PASTE

Best on :nrlh lor stoves and range

Price 5 ci.-nts per iiox.

WE SELL ll.

Call :il sion: for large frue smnplc

PHONE 264.

JOHN CUNNOLLY & C0.,

Qiieen Street, Ch’town.

-M-*U- 2

To Fit

of i0 Fil

Bakes Beet Bread. nelghbm, had uonsmenble dimculty In wishing work done, may leave orders,

Marine at Ottawa, and also botwcen Mr. 5 ‘-2

. l

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M "he me" ‘mug re 0’ _ , :iid iw quite extensive, and the sum of it appcnrs

A i 1 -1 "_1-i“i-W"-3 to be that the captains express willingness

_-lim _

.o S jk/ Derby.

“'l`ress" are all known, 8l1_ PP offered below are very rare 1\1d¢¢5~

V b the Board recites the fore oin facie

BARGAINS! Money-saving opportunities

for every economically minded man.

Still good choosing and never-equalled bargains in NECKWEAR---COLLARS# HOSIERY--WHITE SHIRTS-~ARMLE'rs HOSE--SUSPEND ERS--SILK H AND- , KERCHIEFS, HATS and CAPS. And to-

-4` day we wish to direct your special attention

to the great bargains we’re giving in HATS i

' 1 5 made a specialty of high grade, stylish Hats. You’ll find

if i;|Y`|;]e ggdaljiliitl; here Such 'hats as the “Stetson," the “Hawes” and the

'mme 2 b d o ortunlties to purchase them at such prices as

Stylish, Highest Grade Hats

Selling Below Actual Cost i

At §5.75 worth $5 Ili. .`|.::y\=°:etaln`sia'a1‘>'s`i°rTw¢i' erilzndidrzl-_yIl:1i' in black' loft shapes.

A, §2_25 .tofiir $5 .,u:.._°::i

__ eg.

V 11-||§.y';i.¢¢yi1{gt°;l‘izh slxirdli allndi:;lielogs.fdi" any face or 5l‘"°'

.WEEKS fit

At $l 35 worth $2 ,i1.‘°i..'ii"¥'

0 . 8, 3

, ¢|; a iendid

g cy a wearera; shape and color retainers. Sl7iWl£d mf' ing hat.

At 834: worth $i.25 §‘,:;,,:::f;

wid; lviariglyt of ‘iihapi:`s.;o :piziidid v:i:ue‘:tdo°r`i:ih.ai price.

coMPANY.

, _ .f.... ,..1-13.". ` ' ~

m come to this port whenever they receive

orders to do so. Such orders they have ~ - * i

not yet received. They are instructed to Charlottetown. M f P. E. IS] d.

use their iudgment but must assume 19 mwf lyl

full responsibility if they come to Char- W

_ F . S I iottetown The latest wire sent to Ottawa Mm w

' ` I I v iz ir

0 r en-._ e l re a e ° and asks that the stenmers be ordered * . *-‘_ .

' hors. To this despatch sent on Saturday ' '

no reply has yet been received.

' Biiiish iiiiiniiin on .anaiiiant insurance

Tasteless Cod Liver Oil With Malt, Wild Cherry

and

Hpyophosphites

is invaluable in all wasting diseases, convaiesence, coughs, colds, nervous de- bliiily etc.

Recommended

by Physicians

Price $1.00 per bottle.

9‘°¥“%*$“T§‘>°>

COFFEE

Rlcli Old Moc/ia from Adm

Ran Old jabs fmm Batavia. , A blend of those two for a

morning stimulant. Rich, rare, and tasty. The best ob- tainable-qoc per lb.

JAS. KELLY dt Co.

per cent Standard besides laying aside $561,252 to surplus account

which account now nmountsto $,i,735,698.59. For plans in this “Prosperous” Co. see

IEE El EIRKBWV

811818! Ol' Gil

llist is the qiiuslluii?

Any spectacle is no more adriptud to your face tlizin any coat to your body.

`

'l he iii of the irsinc is :is

important as the fit of ‘he lenses.

We riiake a specialty of

both.

'WI'

E-°‘

H. TAY LOR,

_Icwclcr and Opiician.

534'

a|\,»ss\N»ouaA|~¢ll~ Q0;

'i'iic ciidiiiviriiii-.iii.of ii iiinnc coni-

iiiiiiy mid ii.»< iiictliodii hy so sioirl iiiiil izoiiuci-vnl,l\'o pcopic ini tliosc nf Gi-out lli-italii. niiiei. lm ilogiiiricd with pridchy (iiiiiniliniis. who nro aonictiiiiusiiipt to tiiiiik of Bi-iliuh lnntitutioiis ns poa».n.~i.~liii: the liigh» csifiiinrils. itlr-iiiiiictllinli thu rc suits being paid by nt lcastoiio Cim- ndinii Coiiinniiy arc considered on ii pnr with those piiid by tho vcry bind. iionipanics oithoi- on lliiu ifoiitiiieiit or niironil. Viiliilc conipiirisoiis urn iiotdnsirahlo. it ciiiiliut lic out iii' plncc to publish the opinions of two British Policy-holders of tho Noi-th Ainorlcnn Lilo. Thosc ictici1i.|¢i\>cii voiuiitnrily, expirioi thc viows of men cmliieiztiy cnpablo of _liidgiiig the rcsiilts of their innturod Dolicicu by the insulin of thu boat llritlah Compriiiioe. At the pres-oiit tiiiio they i-ihuiild bo of suncioi iiiuzrcst.

31| Glove Lnno. Stamford Hill. g Loiidoii, N.. oth' (iniclici-, lim,

li. iioidiiimi, l<2nr|., Norlii Aiiiorii-iiii iiiio A.~».\irniii-c(,‘u.

'l'or0n o.

t

Policy Iiifiii.

llui\\' Sli".

Yours ni ilic ‘fist Supl. Iilifi. iiwiiii-

cd my ictui-ii horn. 'nii will tliiii

isiiclnuod the rifliciiel rcwléii. ini' liiv. £I4ii-li.iii ($728.00) liuliiii L ciwivlllliii- intcil iiiirpiiis which l iiivo oicnwil io rcccivc. llic $.'l.iI0ii for which l ani

iui>“ii'c<l still rciiiisiiiiiig its n piilcl-iip

o

IW 'Y~

I iiiny iioro my how i,h0i~o\i iiiv iuitiriilcd I liitve bcoii rliiriiigilicgriuii. twoiiliy yours tliiit your muiiiciin ol liiiniiie-fs hirvo boon sniiiiil. iinil yiuii- rlcnlliilrs with ilio ii.»as\ii~cd lii\\'o nl- wnyn hnoii thiit of thc kiiniioat i|\lA1l-

ligoiicciind trrciiinst r-riiirtcny. My coiifldciii-.n ii your cuiiipnny im.. boon n gro wing qiiiiutiiy ' 'ini :for the ilinttor of thiit, on ifiiuid hiwn as-,nn iw the way i iiiivc mooiiiiiieiiileil ,vuiir compiuiy In my |>ci~sniiiii frloiirls. iiiid lliiii as niio ciitlrriy oiii.>.idc yoiii- pniil nr roi~o|iiiv.rwl sfnif. lliupc ll. liiiiy bc your pil vlloiic io inniiilliiii _volirprnsmit cii- viab c poultinii in i.lii-. <ii\'orc icniiiig time for liisiiriiiico Boclctlcs.

lain. dear slr, voiirs siiiri-rieiy.

l"l{l‘Ill. S.\ll'l`Il.

OS ` I I

R . b & M A H E W S

Managers for P, E. I. and Capo llrcloii. Omvc. ('hi\rloilclo\vii.

E !- is |

iq; `. -|.__- f

__ (Jill)/\ll'i‘S are iii»i

“I A. & col in ciiillr-Ss viirlcly-

` L l iicw this spring-llrlgii

Great George Street. ‘.!‘!::

,Ill W sniiiiy ilnys iire licri-

_ Dealers in stationery, fancy i- _,_ ,M ,,,,,,- |,,,|,,. ,,,,, |,, goods, toys, games; fancy china, ‘ , on nw cum

music books. sheet music and all

,`--___

lf Ji - »

Nearly Everybody N

who speaks ihc l;ng-

iish language in Prince Edward island reads

The Chariotictou ii

Guardian,

“There’s a Reason"

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f'i"__l"°°"5

' RNNUUNCEMENTS

Oi Concerts, Socinlslin- tertainnieuts, etc., of n nioney making natiiri.-. 5cenl.sallne (ui6woidr) for first insertion, nnii 2% cents a line lor encli , continuation. Churches and ciiniiliible instllii- tions hiiifrntcs. Mini- iiinni priife ig cciiis. lllnrlr iviw minmiiici-.

riienui iiniiliir lawn.

. iiiiis. nlairingen niili i)e-atlis l<`Rl<2i~1 but verses

with de.ith some rare as

dl-n a-1-1 nlnive- 1-

CARD5 OF THANKS five cents per line when inserted in locals; and otherwise at regular ad-

vertising rates

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