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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr, F. J.

Hornsby the stock and good will of his books and btationery Business in the Morris Block, we will continue the business in its various branches. selling at lowest prioss for~._cash only, Kiss B M. Hornsb who ana-

sed as' buena. sa ’ 3. l.$*’A“°' .finrefa

L have iidt’ d »"

in charge of the store, and will he 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 wsll supplied news stand will be a special feature d the business. The _store will be known as “The Bszaar;_Bookstore.”'°

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&coemrsto F. J. Ioribyi -

Qsririslilock, Ch‘towii. March i6, igoo. 3- , i =»%v-g -=--

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Our workrooms will he

rushed this week; if can-

venient, we ask you, and *

their trimmed hat order as early in the week as

possible.

erkins & C

* The Millinery Leaders.

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But strange to say he

is feeling decidedly happy about it. The tit referred to is the price of a whole

_ month’s groceries he got at

our store, which fit his purse so well that he will in future be a regular cus- tomer of ours. -

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FOR SALE.

As I intend removing from the Pro- vinee I oder for sale my property furnish- ' od or Unfurnished, on Pownal street. The Residence contains thirteen rooms with sewerage ani hot air heating. There I is a good coach house and stable, also a large yard and garden, and the grounds are ornamented with eh ids trees.

Premises open for inspection Thursday

and Monday afternoons.

Price and teim= on apolieativn,

.`\lR5. JOHN DORSEY-|

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That we are to be moulded and fashion- ed." so thesand we use for our castings needs to be moulded and fashioned. That's what our moulders are doing ever# day, V moulding and fashioning the sand like unto the pattsrns, it is therefore very im- ' portant t at the patterns be first-class in ev_ery respect, for as the fterris are so will the castimzs be. Vt e lizve lirst-class pattern-makers employed and are able to meet the required need. I Give us a trial when in need of _ Castings,

The Modern Founders,

sum N‘"i¥‘**i°° C°'5 Wharf- ' reform was instituted by the late Czar

ii _ _ ._ C m°"etg;;`,eP 1:' _I l Alexander III and continued and extended

, I by the present Czar.

Gpod"* Bicycles

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Good... Bicycles

For Sale-

Bicyole Repair Shop;

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Yill wasider it s favor for those who can, to lnvé*

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> It is a handsome room handsomely de-

lI)0 roubles ($l,5£D,000)' for the ` support gf.

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ruiisnsir. JUNE. ia -1900. \

THE “EXAMINER” AGAIN.

_ The Examiner, pretend ingtojpreply to Q91'

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x cle dyestcw, smog much, o H r L _ YS: E:

Till ¢GU.\l!'tii5f’A‘ls, which aifiiyis “sonidi right to speak for the prohibitionists,"has a word of commendation for the Opposi- tion which sough to make the prohibitory law applicable to clubs and made an effort _ to have it come into force in December ` next. An independent journal usually 1 gives credit where credit is due.”

» And rightbefore the 'Examlnertwri

_thouglufhe sqs he__idld§ot “pb¢&4ve:‘ `l» was the _”!ollewlh2_ Dl\l‘f§"°Dh GUAnnuiis‘s article of qvesterday morn- ing. I

~ “In the Legislature the representatives of the Conservative party, comprising al-

most half the House, gave their support

to the principle of the Bill. They went, ,much farther, in proposing und support-

ing by their votes amendments desigjrized M tomakeffttinoie stringent and

we gave full credltto the Conservatives in the Legislature who Stood by the prin-

ciple of Prohibition. The “Independent Q9\.!r!!%1l" didiis duty. in that matter. But

servative Examiner, to wit? Whén its party representatives in common with

the Liberal representatives voted for the Bill the Examiner played the part of the saloon advocate that it is and has

been all along, and denounced the Bill as _ “a shameful compromise," a fraud and “a _ humbug." And it now follows this up by

ibearing false witness against THE GUAR-

DIAN.

The Examiners own columns contain

'the evidence, patent to all its readers, 1 that it persists from day to day in casting discredit upon the teinperance men of the

,Conservative party who are Supportersiof the Prohibition Act. There is no legitmate party interest that can be served by such a course, and on the contrary it is quite clear\hat the Conservative party must be

injured by such a course. Hence the only, conclusion that can be reached is that the h*

Examiner considers its duty and obliga-

tions to the Conservative party are secondary considerations when weighed

,against its determination to champion the

TEMPERANCE REFORM IN RUSSIA.

It is interesting to read of temperanle

progress in Russia, _of which heretofore the world has very little. .And yet so much progress has been 'made -ig that line in the Czar`s dominions that ofpeisec-

tion oi Russia’s exhibit at the Baris Ex-

pJsition'is specially devoted to it. A re-

port in the New Voice tells about this sec- tion:

corated, portraits of the Czar and Czarina of Russia and Russian flags appearing pro- minently. The walls and _anumber of show cases are covered with'photag'ra.phs showing hon temperance measures have improved the conditions of life in the land of the Czar. These photographs are from life, and rpariy of them are of the "before and after taking” order. These especially are very striking. A small village, near Ekaterinbcrg, in the Ural district, isshown at periods of six months. The photographs show squalor, misery, dirt, ruin, the inevitable quass (the Russian peasant’s drink) jug being everywhere in evidence. The last photo- praph, taken after the temperance organ- iration had been formed for 18 months, show a most ma.rked,almost incredible im- provement. Some of the individuals, ta- ken “before and after”, _are also striking monuments to even moderation.

What is more remarkable still is 'the fact that ofiicialltemperance committees are established in various parts _of the Empire, and each ofthese is subsidised by the Government to the amount of 50,(ll0 roubles (about $26,000). In 1899,4l of these committees received 1.791.li)0 roubles. F_or_ the current year the budget calls for 2,711,-

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s ' _ _ i Thus as every reader oi`Tpn‘GhlllfX;;LN,

1 'what about the partf journal* me G9-3'”

iuterestsof tliesalooirkeeperst ~ _ ,I

Against the iinppyessloiiigprows that the

serloiis dgtlnioilthe n~ar'?ii'South Air! a is many.: _en sees, ‘ I-:itaei~_-emu must be

itruedr situation in ,China must be

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thought to be very 'graveffindeed when

approximately 12,0000( Gen. Bullei°‘s troops are to be withdrawn from the Transvaal

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ir.; . . » -fig

whlcli~occun°ed ist Ottawa yesterday morning. Mr. Owen was in attendance as a Sessional Clerk in the House of Com- mons. a position which he has held for a number of years.

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_ “_ _ “_ _ _ _.Q-._-, _» ,, __ __ _ was-v~=»_-=r;f.'=' » ‘s2»”_1~`:'-r .1-W” ~_ ~ if' f-~'I=!ii=,--~ “f '» - _- '??”`*T':';‘_r§‘ 'Lei ~~ A w ° ~ .;-1_>__.'?=-~1~,;f _fr 1,: .- f __ ~_'v=~_,.-f ~

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For many years _ My ad appears _

In colors soft and mellow.

Results come in, I’ve loads of tin, 1

Oh, I’m a lucky fellow l W '- ‘

Then one day, sad, I stop my ad. ` , 1

“I'm known," myself I tell, ohl

And still come in, ` Result and tin- But to the other fellow l _

-Profitable Advertising

When you need&rnedic_ine you ,should 1,

get the best that oneyézan bu , and ex- peiiillencc pi-oves~this to Hoodie _Sarsap» il ar a. . e - _

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`5F" ~\»'i 5' :iff "" £3? (I

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“J from Rev. lir.“lanc._ ; 1

.Bnvat¢,,A. _E lord Writes to his parents'-Ai visit

Two of the boys in this tent with me were

"I sent the Easter cards youienclosed to

R. Cox, C. Hine, W. Lane, J. Boudreau and F. Furze, as they are not” with the Regiment. I shall send the others in his mail. _ *

"We had a visit yesterday from Rev.

Mr. Lane, Wesleyan Minister, Chap- lain in the Canadian Mounted Rifles. He is a very nice man and comes fromPars- boro, N. S. He brought us some books, also a pot of home made marmilad e alone pound box of Capadian soda biscuit and a. tin of butter, so his visit was more than acceptable. ’ . “ _ / .

F _Extracts from letters received ‘Thereadlng matter you sent was very _ _;ri~a_aie it E. Loief`§y__.r‘ iz? `~“Iii §?'°l°°m°- '

V , __;"_§&Hospital, f pggythf pf-I “Mr. Fullerton went out with convoytn |

fimewe, and siuieyiixaminsr also i;'ne'\y;,;;, T and May,f.;_ _ “the Regiment '

aiifprogiessins wward' reeevery ’siawily».= ' The! “Peak °f Wldivk tl” m '

up tg be discharged, but the' ’ Sumeanl camp, until they are strong enough to go

M930! Said I was far too weak,for a while' °“° W yet. ~

who are left behind to a rel?

“One of the men gave me a book discrib-`

ing how the relief of Ladysmith was cele- brated in Charlottetown. I am nearly' all right again, but my foot which got badly blistered on t-he ankle, is taking a long time toheal, as I think all wounds of that' nature do out here, they all seem to fester.

"I'wr_en`clied` my knee at the Battle of »

Paardesburg, when Cronje surrendered, The march to Bloemfontein,therefore was very trying and my favoring my in- jured knee, was, I presume, principal cause of my heel and ankle getting so badly, galled and blistered." _

A. E. Loan.

“To Eff is Human."

“fur to errsllthetiriteilscrirninalor ' tic. Dorff coniinuc the mistake of neiyleding your Hood. When irnpurities mariifest. themselves in .eruptions or iicvfien disordered conditions of” stomach, kidneys, liver or bowels appear, fake Hooefs Snr-_ saparilla. R ‘will malt PWC, fi'v¢ 51005. and pct you or good lieallli. _ _

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Well Flavored "ill ‘ Nicely Se-ived. ‘

SODA.

Always at Central Drug

Store.

Ladies when out shopping

hot and thirsty call in and re fresh yourself. - _

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7"'-" Central Drug Store, :yin l Siinn side i

as _you like it- (fill

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Y( `~ - ` Q, _ ‘ "i f"`*‘l{|§‘V}`-"-kill -_ ' i *fini _ ~- 'giliz'

ou are run down take _

l and Laxllive Pills.

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`2CURES IN ONE TEN CENT PACK'

i AGE.

J. Fred Edwards, the well known Clerk

.of the Learment, says: “I recently had a ‘Headache Tried _Kumfort Headache Powders-cured me in shortiorder. One of our guests, a commercial- tra.veller,was complaining so gave him balance of package-another cure. It seems they never fail."

If you want a quart of pure cream right out of that mammoth refrigerator of ours. ?A cents buys it. Fresh every day.-W. Pickard & Co. li

1 ` Clothing lfacts.-» Its a_~ -fact our suits at'$5.75, $6 75 and _$8.50 you cannot duplicate _ for the samemoney elsewhere.. Come in and see,-J. B. Mc- Danald & Co. 19 3i.

Pure fresh cream fresh every day-

cream that is cream-on ice-24 cents a quart,-W. Pickard 8: Co. li

Ladies’ VVhite Canvas Shoes $1.00 and

$1.50 ‘a pair.-R. K. J ost.-li.

if you come to our store for your Suit-separate Coat, ‘Pants or vests. Our prices are always reasonable.-J

755 Lilies' Cold. Cambria ShirtWaistsl Allfaehionable colors, and a. few dozen

slin Blouses, all d ll f

altogether about 8a ggeii flizglicdgc tb $358 ' Also a full s

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L I l half mourning.Also bo t iift M ' d 5

. A ;S_hirt Waists, also Balaclrl Iiomyiin §arIi3i!i`:siSll 1 2

V »;}zl;es_fi-om 32 to 40 and a big line of White _

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these temperance committees. §This great

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We depend on the goods we sell to

permanent customers, he offer a better value at the

obtained elsewhere, 1t*s not much to compare -

Lddloi VGSZS g Ladies Hose ,H

Ladies Walking Hats 50 to 1 25 tor

Shirt Waists 90 to $225 for Ladies Pique Collars 22c for

Ladies Pique Ties 25c for

Gloves Lisle, with silk stitching 22 for Leather Pulley belts White Lawn Aprons

We want your trade in D Good

we are doing our best-to deserve your

Make it a point to give our store a

We are sure you will be pleased with visit and purchase.

F Perkins &

Sunnyside

-- The Millinery Leaders

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Are to hand

They are the prettiest lot of clothes We are busv making them up into invite our patrons to examine our All clothes made by us are guaranteed to it

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B. McDonald & Co_ 19 3| _

Wanted.-Coats and /‘vestmakers at D

A. Bruce’s. - 10 d&w1~,f

Garter's forWall Paper 1 ._ __

.i.._1........$’i.‘;£§i“§;.?i‘$:‘.f:“‘s. iifmii OFF REGULAR PRICES rflllge C0111 11888 8

1 . , about iso siivies an iiiiiiiiiiiiiifileiiiiai-if i Th” 'S tl” "'d“°°"°°”° "° “'° °E°"“3 fm' 3°" P"“'°“*3°'

Y Jas. Paton se co- 12 dy tr, w tf. , Why such mg reductions ‘l You may ask We will tell

HIIVS “|001 T0llf'0 ' Try ns for a pair of Boots ‘V We bought m°'°° °°l°'°d $h|7t9' "’ 5"" b°5¢m3'

Meng, 0,. Womews _ Om# legee silk fronts m°==’= werkire shirts

- F°r_;m,~9 only at p values the best. See the » quiied for our ordinary trade In addition to the large

balance of our SamPlefBo-nts i m emy sp'i"g2 ¢a3¢3 3hl|'t5 "°'° °'“PP°d°° “°

° °' ~ _ , _ _ ~ lled It h h k li hae

‘uct received-H0ffb u Malt 'Extraoapln Smeg 2 1 2, 31 3 1°2»4 41'; mee st er. t an ta 8 t em E m‘nuhctmers 'old

fan .mg of pm, p,°d.,_,,,,, Buttoned or Laced at hall-I t° "5 at 3 blg 79d'-|¢fl0|\

_L J# l P- *_ ,J-_S p',.ice_____J_ B_ McDonald & » We believe we have now the largest stock of any retail

_ 1.9 3i city To dispose of this stock we oler such Hbgfgl

_ » Flannellette Shirts 17c, 25

_ I' __ __ Sateen

. Our Hercules nnlaundried White Shiiftc are

-Dne Food cooks enough peifsoiise-tlierc are

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Slicedasgtes 'and' Ralston->-~ Breakf Foodinahe ‘nwdo-. ;

Book of Ralstori`”'Red;ies_ ` "1 L taisef ether aaimy `

A¢<_>ui>°n in eww i>=¢k=ks¢f securesacopy. _ _

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Our customerssrsall deliglstbd 1”- e ~

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