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HARLO'1"I‘E'i‘owN GUARDIAN APRIL 2, .906 ,

Till Pililliiiliili.

awu dwelling nouaea on ldiilaborougn ` eereei, near I-lillsborou

_ gh Square.

;'_:_“l;“_h:;;l:n°::l:-,I-lzI:.!en rooms, and have all modern conveniences. Possession

One dweliinifhouse on l' i t '

~mm",m"_“ Pmwmou Rivre:o;“a»;:evtao\;:uiaius eisht moms-Hu modern

Oiilces in New Prowse Block

W “. W. i Charlpttctown. J

YOU- , .AIBE V I" -li

1lZN"v.ll'1‘EIlD ~

ANY persons desiring a larixe airy room

and board should cali at this otllce.

Atlv cabinet maker desirln rmanent

gapehiy, finished on the new spec- - -

ig mmm", (qw V", 1”", a C - Ruilunnn the concert and ple social

novelty.) at Millvlew Hall, Friday April ti. A good

TQ programme will be given. 'VISIT Nsrsou Gii.i. of P leasnnt Grove arrived

fax School of Infantry.

GEO_ H. , , Tas Presbytery of Quebec at a recent

when glby ,'. MW". welcome’ F g session sustained a unanimous call from

` _ ` memes, vsiit-yneia. 1>.i:. i.

took place in Plnette 10th. The place was

. ONE uf the beat races of the season

> d d ith l f ll i

utve themachance. Feed them “ow Q W peope mm a pn” n

a lres for all race contested.

I'r isa tiresome task tn look for a new

V 0 l»cardini¢_house, especially fatlizulntz to ii

It I "1 t X k _ th man or woman who has been at work all

“BUS `°l;“°“ndi’:‘ 1?; d“";;or':_‘* '~;ive°§1: day to tramp through street after street,

mos, Kmd_,5c mu p°\md_ _ boarding houses iuakevknown tlieirwishes lleadqaartua for liorle and Caiile Medi You will s¢e on the through The G'"“"”““" w“'"'°°|“m“""`

¢|,,,_ feet of the best dressed A1~ti.sresiuen¢.e or wiiuiif.. Miieaeii,

~ W. Harrison united in marriage Eddison

Pairs are worn evgry N. Easter to Mies Sadic A. Mitclicll/l`l\ose (lay .by the Canadian present consisted almost entirely of the

"”’°‘*°`€°” public and the trade is

groom. The happy couple are very highly

° 9 _ _ esteemed and have the best wishes of al

a ` C0l1ClllZlOl1 COl1ld 11011 their friends for their future welfare and

i last if INVICTUS *-=»>»>‘"'=““~

were ng( dis- ’l`iii-i regular quarterly se~sion of the

_ il

will be held at Fredericton, wit-li Refuge

_ 511035 011 ht to be in ll o‘clock a. in. '1‘he usual reduced far-e

fueut of 31:50 and 3!-75 shoes style forgnl and lnake will begiven on the P. E. Island Rail ln the Cgtyv neat’ best of up gnside and out way. Deputies nre asked to have returns leathtr' new stock’ worth any to the G. W. P. as early as possible. By

Prices _oo 0 order- Neil McConnell, Grand Scribe.

stores at $2.25. lf you wear, $5 oo $4 ’ #46 ’ surname advertiser.. niiiiw .nad

low shoes, you will save ‘ '

money by dealing with us. & C

A CY i 0..

many special features is now read by at least six hundred more people than any other during the week. This increase is in addition to its already much larger sale on Saturday. Every body should read The Guardian and have ncopy of thc special Saturday edition sent regularly from this office to their friends. They will appreciate it more than a letter. Only fifty cents per year or 25cforeix months. tf

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If YU" Wm* “W N5* lil Photo- work should read the clsssiiiedpdolnmn.

QUE home from Hallfaxafew days MN. Hs slr'U"DlIQ, hasjust cornpleteda term at the Hali-

the congreuation of llainpden to Rev. R.

, ‘ . attendance. Thezafternoon was tlneaud

Hughes Condition

n°w___uw apdng is when it does me enquiring for whotlis wanted. The best

n1en_ThOuS a n d 5 of uncle ofthe bride, North Wiltshire, Rev,

(leo. E. Hugh .

immediate relatives of the bride and

ever increasing-This ,

tinctly and Positively Grand Division S. of T. of P. E. lsian

We have the largest ass.-mb everything that good Division. on Fruity, april iuu. ieoe at

f 1 sent to the G. 'S. and reports on work

time $2.00. Sold in other mm so es to Strap'

know that its Saturday issue with its

Try us for your next pair.

A. E. McEACllEN, B

ri... sim.. Ma... So‘e agents fi r

Sto the Leaks!

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...’.‘..‘::i::.°‘;:.°:i..;€:‘.‘. Linus: :‘°:., , ,Mm-»f--»f R-f-» ,,h,P_ 25C A l ivis on . o . re erlcton, the follow.

',, on mny iw p,y|,,,,, Q modefne price lngresolutions were unanimously passed:

for your groceries, but do you get thc Whereas, our oateeuied Bro. Angus Mu- beet quality i’ Kenzle has received a well deserved pro-

It is the best quality that gives the motion to be section 1°.-em” an the

‘mst V“i“° in me 'nd' Murray Harbor Branch Railway, we the The of our Gfocefles iiimbers cl Refuge Division S. of T.

0," mount, me Msg of ¢v¢,y¢h\,,g desire to record our appreciation of his

at 3 moderate price.Notblng pesseaover services and worth as a member of our our counters but what is reliable, clean 0.-derand as n citizen: Resolved, thatlhis and fresh. - _ _ _ removal from this uoininunity and from

13° Y°“ 8°* mls? C°”*“d°"_‘f Y°“ our Diviston meetings leave agapln our

don’t why not “stop the leaks.” _ k | - .y ,, be || mud by

Giv’e us a trial and test us-two stores ‘ tx' Inwlur' chnznlxlr lnsswil be oéhets

gafzuk your c°“v=nience_Pr°mPt de. gain. As a private member and as an

ry' officer as well as a public' servant he

’ G has always shown that faithfulness to

iw” B£9c€2gary! dntv which has its own reward;h?eaolvaill,

.~ ‘ that our host wishes follow min s

PH0NL\iUP ww"-°"°r° nw' new snhere of labor and that lieaven's

richest blessing may be his; Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions be recorded on the minutes of this Division. a copy presented iii the newspapers, and a copy preseiiled to our worthy Brother.

We End that we are overstocked

on two brands of Flour- Gypsy and Beacon. ,

In order to work some of it od

quickly we have reduced both brands

250 a Barrel

This reduction will make

Gypsy $5.00 per barrel. Beacon $4.75 per barrel. Every barrel guaranteed or

money refunded. /

Bccr & Gufi.

READ THIS

AND ACT

Hair Brushes

‘ Bought out samples 25c,

_';5c 5oc. Weinever nad such bar-

gains. _

, See our window to-day.

%RS.£l§_i“ i§f_9§~»

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The Eagle Shoe For Men

Is without doubt the

best Shoe on the mar- ket-We have 016111

in |

Vici Kid,

Valure Calf.

Patent Colt.

T°S=° tim” is *° 1 Guardian Want Ads, \

buy them.

Price $3.50, $4-0° --1 to .1 A woiin SPRAGUE & C0 f ,f And woni. ii, for

Sole Agents, ‘ 30,000 eyes will _see SUNNVSIDE' them every day. First-

uv---°f*“""“ f.1::i::.;“i::.‘:.‘::‘.‘.‘:::

class pedple read The

f=°*' §“i° ‘i.““:‘*““;"‘F ies;

4 -""' t at ast ecircu_n

g&§,'E,.‘Q';f,‘,’,'1_§:,l:_~§f.;li.l°.l:l:i_ln;f._‘i駻,-1 i,~‘i_f,ih and is not afraid to

Tiiii: funeral of Charles Veasey, says_ a

Fairbanks, Alaska paper, who was killed by n. eave~ln at No. 7 below Cleary Zcieeir, on the 8th instant, took place from Johnson‘s undertaktug establishment. A large number of youniz men were present. attesting the esteem ln which Mr. Vessey was held. Souie of the ladies of the Presbyterian church attended. There were sympathetic hymns and a tender talk on mortality andl immortality. Mr. Vessey was twenty~nine years of age. lle was born on Prliice Edward Island, where his parents still live. He came to Alaska in 1808, and was at Atlin, Dawson and other camps, engaged in mining. Lately he has been inthe Kantishna country, and on his return found eniployiiient on No.7 below. He had been at work tbcre but one day when the accident occurred that ushered him in an instant into the presence of his Maker. Mr. Vcssey is spoken of by every one who kn'ew him in the highest terms. He was ayou ' man of excellent habits,

sober. induslgigoua, of 'a cheerful disposi- tion, and ni t generous totliose who nccded his help. His works do follow him.-The above refers w Charles Vessey of York the report of whose death was published some timeago in The Guardian.

British Beef Iron and Wine-The great

blood builder and appetizer.-Nothing to eompare with it as a spring tonic. It gives new lite and vigor in every dose. Only 75s per bottle.-A. W. Reddin,Phem ’B., Central Drug store-

SAVE LAWYER'S EX-

PENSES by settling lm- medlaiely. In a few days

vnmmlsw . publish 'md Pm” it' accounts ass into law ers ,i',,,,,.,:5i"-¥,_i1§1»'{_|\§’_{i2-,,,-_,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, hands.-Vllleelis & Co. 23dlf

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“Mui Csnmxhgdsome if made from pure ingredients; tim i‘ Whl’ whites

i Cl\il¢0lat¢$ are in such demand. Put iiP in ‘l“i°iy P°““d and half Pmmd

5°". md gold by all the, leading cwf“time“,°,,,mmmm mm§

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father. Geo. Robertson

THU Guardlaabs correspondent of

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iN Swiiillliiili

BOSTON, March ii)-A new form of petty

swindiing. which has been worked with success in at least one case in Mslden,. has been brought to light. A well-dressed i woman went into the atcha of an Italian fruit dealer in that city to make a suiali purchase, and white the proprietor was busyklclng up her fruit she appeared t.o be searching for something on the floor. Sins then :explained to the fruit dealer- that she lost a very valuable _iewelled ring, which might have come off when she took oil’ her glcve, and perhaps ithad rolled out of sight somewhere in the store. Or possibly she had lost ii before coming into the stole. Both made further search for the missing ring, and the woman left, first giving the Italian her name and address, and statlnir that she would gladly pay a reward of $100 for recovery of the ring, which alia described as containing diamonds, rublcs, and sapphires.

All by himself, the fruit dealer made

still more careful search, yet without re- sult. Afterward, while standing out~ side of his store, he saw n man seemingly pick up something, which he proceeded to examine by the llirht in the window ci the fruit store. The Italian saw that it was a ring with stones exactly like those described by his customer. Here was his chance to secure the promised reward of $lil'l. His statement to the other man that he knew who cwneii the ring, and his story of the wcnian's deep regret at losing lt, was derided at first, buttlnally the man, being in a hurry hlniself,atil|c stated, agreed to ict thu ltalianliavcit for $10. The vendor of

fruit and peanuts dressed himself up lu, his best clothes and hastened to the ad- dress glven by his customer, to find only an open lot, instead of n house anda woman distressed over the loss of her ‘very valuable' ring. This turned out to be worth perhaps aquarier ofa dol- lar. Moreover, the ‘iinder‘ of tlic ring, of course, really had it in hand when he pretended topick it up from the side-

walk. l

$l,ti00 REWAIID Pon Lhasa or nicui'¢/i4~ii.i¢<¢\t>Ns'i>ira'i'ior~1.

To a person who can‘t be cured of

constipation by Dr. Hamllton’s Pills, the above reward will be paid. No cathartle medicine glvessuch lasting satisfaction or affects such marvellous cures as Dr. I-Iamllton's Pills. Relief immediately follows for headache, billiousuess and

stomach disorders. Nogriping pains, no burning sensations, noth ng but the most

pgeasant relief attends the use of l.lr.

amllton’s Pills-others not so good.

Price 25c. a box, at all dealers.

couuusuuous V .

__ 'io JAPAN.

Iisuivax, March 31.-William Dennis,

treasurer ofthe Halifax l>lerald's Japan- ese famine fund, has cabled the Bret instalment of $1,000 to the British ambassador at the MIkado's capital to be placed by him in the proper hands for relief purposes.

A SUCCESSFUL HORSEMAN

Never allows his horse to sud’er pain.

lie always uses Nerviilne which is noted

for curlnlg etlifuess rheumatisnuswelilngs and stra ns. Nervillnela just as good inside as outside. For cramps, colic, and

internal ‘pain lt's ii perfect marvel. ln tliei good rao niz stables Nervillns is always used,-because it makes better horses and s ailer veteiinnr bill . w » '

A Few of the Newest

DRESS GOODS!

.. .. ai srautev enos.

£“,,§',f_f,§'j_";,‘,‘§;‘,{,§§{_'§,°,{ ,;'_;',§‘;‘;‘,;_‘",‘;;-,fliviizi-:i Mi: Ar Tiii; Anwavs susv sroiui.

roeantlyfo|'~tlieNorti\ Westin ,loin hla, hrotherJ.D. McSwaln whois engaged] in railroad operations in B. 0. Mr. KcBwaln was accompanied as furasi Alberta by Win. and Pearl Robertson, - i llalMar|Gilll|i,Monta|¢ue,lsvisiting here j the guest of Miss Libbie McLeod.-Miss Fannie Nclntyre, Lorne Valiey,is spend ingaome days with hcr friends here. Percy Keele, Rollo Buy, is home alter

spending some days with his grand-,

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Mohairs for Shirt Waist Suits-

Dark Checks in Navy, Brown, Green and Gray.

' PER

606 and 800 1/Agp

Cream grounds with stripes in green, brown,

black and sky

75 PER

C Yann

Another line in ligbtciiecks

$1.10 tile

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Fine French Wool Checks

with large ovcrcheck--a beautifully :oft material

43 inches wide

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Black Goods

The iinest assortment ever sliown here. Mohairs

Roxanas, Checks, Plaids, Stripes, Talfetiis, Suntoys, Broadclotlis, Serges, Veneiians, etc., etc.l ;

Prices to suit ei ery purse--- '

50c to $2.25 till.,

and every one the best that money can buylat

the price. .

STANLEY BROS.

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BARGAINS IN ORGANS

“Factory Sample »°’

We have on hand :i few

high grade organs- saniples-tbat we have not com for.

Do You Want (ine ?

We will make the pine

very interesting- Collie in to-day and look Linin over.

iiiiiierfliios.,

§ SUNNYSl Dli. Lgq»¢u»¢.J\|»»-.qp -Q,-2

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Business Fur Sala at Cardigan Biicgc

That well known bu~iu ss .~t:|ud

and wharf propeity lately nuiieil by ]. F. Norton, also iiwcilir-g house will be sold clit-np. Apply

to

W. S. STEWA R'i`

or

1, F. NOR'l`i)N,

Chiirloiteioivii

2z.ii,i.»ii

Taking' into

c0nsideniiit»ii the number ii; copies actually

ni y s 'I‘ enty llie

ptents buys a large bottle of Nerviline; try,

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Bit-ycie supplleajust arrived at Cameron

Bt Co's Hardware store. :lil li

Hui ilucii , For Your Eyes? r

Would ou voluntarily con-

sent at an price to dispose of your eye sight?

I think not, and yet per~

haps you are one of those who, by neglect, are irretrievably ` losing at least a portion of

their eyesight. ,

If your eyes need hglii. lil!

mort likely way to assist them is by wearing glasses, properly

fitted,

My business is to' properly

Gt gluaea. , This I 'do as cheaply na -is consistent with good work. i

You are invited to call.

G. F. llUl`€llESON.`

Opticlaii.

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JADE.

Put up in 7 lb. paiis Strawberry, Raspberry, Pearli, lllnck Currant, and Apricot to select from

Price - ~ - 55c pail. CROSSE & BLACKWELLS-7 lb. tins of Marmalade and Plum _Iam

85c ea..-Nico.

S.A.]Y'])IBIFlS»C)]N' eb CG..

G-rooorl.

New Spring Hats at P. E. Islai1d’s Greatest itiluthing House

We claim and justly so to have the only up-to-

date hat department in the city. After visiting the

others, just step in and see ours.

Under this new system of showing hats it makes

buying c pleasure for you and easy for us. Here

you see at a glance 300 of the latest styles in Gentlemen’s Hats. No opening of . boxes, no uu-

necessary time is lost, and the styles will surely please yon. They are old Eugland's and Arnerica’s Best. Prices $1.00 to $3.50.

S. A. McDonald,

P. E. Island’s Greatest Clothing Store.

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Tue customer Kuows

Sherwin-Williams Paints are known 1° Consum-

ers wherever good paints are used. There is always a strong and st_eady demand for them because of their high quality in materiel and workmanship. They represent the best in paint manufacture and they are so recognized.

For these reasons Sherwin-Williams Products

drawtrade and keep lt.

If you are interested in the best in the field-the best

made paints. the best advertised paint, the best known paint -write S. W. Ciebbe for detailed intonnaticn.

THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.. Paint and Vamlah Makers.

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Hardware. Paints and Oila g

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distribution, the cliaracier of the circula- tion ami ile price ciizirgi-ti lor :idVvi'i.i.~- ing, THE CHAR- l.0llEl`0WN GUM?- l)lAN is by ini' the best :ul'\'<-i-- tising' mctli uiii in the Pri,-

| Vince and iii.-. ` only one ilint i tells and grin.- antees its cil-

culati0n_

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Still, Sill,

13,000 bags 'bCSt Livcipiinl

Salt to arrive by steamer in April. New, strong,_b:igs 13's. Lowest price while landing.

CARVELL B ROS.

3-z7iliiszw.

Desirable Building Lots in Cii’towu for Sale.

The undersigned offers im eaic tn

following valuable building init;

4lots on the east side ..i Uppr.

l-Iillsborough Street each iniviiig n frontage on Streef oi’ 50 Iwi at ii ex- tending back 75 feet.

z lots on the west side nt Uiitiinr

Street each havin a l|.m\n,;e on Street of 50 feet and extending husk 75 feet.

The said six lots Ile inimediniciy

north oi’ the residence oi' Dr. Ander- son, iateiy J. D. Reid.

i lot on the west side of

Upper Hills borough St., having a frontage on Street of 5u ieet and extending bsrli 75 ie-»t, fins lot` -iealmmedlalely opposite the ini- flence of Dr. Anderson.

It is impossible to procure a mme

df ilrable locality for reeiiienws than iliueloui afford. iz-_india if

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