~ THE cH.°.»RLo'r'rE‘l‘owN GUARDIAN nraucir 2. 1906 ‘

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With lt? li

My I°Ia1r ls ....»:'.:.1:s:.‘;.:2.':.».".:; ,g-=

tiuch hair, aolr, even hair bsalrtinlfrl

hair, airhour a single ra 'lin

I l-iave ailinls P ig K B Y e in it.

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T“'° d"'°"l"Kiiouaes on llillaborou n ¢¢

_vnu },°“,¢ wan, , 8 strc , near lllilahorou I S _ N” M given it Ong; eu rooms. and have all modern conveniences. gl\’oss2:s`i'oen

0"' d"'¢mUlZ house on Prince Street t|'n|

mnvieplenrea Posggmlqn iv mu l “K 'iight rooms-Has modern

ll en on May first.

W. W Wellner.

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INVITED

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VISIT

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GEO. li. CO0K

Wl!¢i,'° Blbv ls Alwava Welcome, W

YORK HORSES

“U8l\¢S' Condition Powders

It cleans them out and makes them

aland up under hard work. Give it'

uovv--the i ' ' most gwdilgggulllspgaisguit does the

Umhlaartera lor- lime and Cattle Medi clue.

Geo. E. Hughes. =

Ladies’ Low N

Cut Shoes

We have the largest assort-

iiient of $r.5o and $r.75 shoes in the city, nest, best of leather, new stock, worth any time $2.00. Sold in other stores at $2.25. If vou wear low shoes, you will save money by dealing with us.

Try us for your next pair.

A. E. MeEACliEN,

| LENTEN SEASON \

Lent is here, and for a few

weeks there will be greater rie- inand for fish.

We can supply your wants in

the line of hah as well as any other line of roceriea. Bone- less and skiifess codiis bone-

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Spring Stock

of Queen Quality shoes is more pleasing than ever. We have styles for all purposes. The “Mannish," “Modish," and the “Dainty P a ris- ienne" are some of the leading shapes. The comfort and it with appearance and wear make an _ ideal shoe.

Alley & Co.

FLOUR REDUCED 25C A BBI.

leas iislr, British Coiirmbia Sal- trion, lobsters, clams, sardincs,

kigpered herring, etc.

ITTER -A considerable

quantity of btrtter is used at this time of the year. We have a choice lot of creamer print in dats at 25:: per pound? and ercamery tub at :ze per pound.

Favor us with yourorder and

sec how quick you get it.

McKenna's Grocery,

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Rubbers l Men’s Women’s Boys’ Children’s

Ours has the mark

We iind that we are overstocked

on two bran is of Flour- Gypsy and Beacon.

In order to work some of it oil

quickly we have reduced botb brands

2Uo a. Barrel

This reduction will make

Gypsy $5.oo per barrel. Beacon $4.75 per hairri. Every barrel guaranteed or

money refunded.

-Beer & Goff.

Your Druggist

No other store pays more

attention

“T0 DISPENSING” Than ours.

Prrre Drugs and Chemicals. Modern Methods-qualriied

clerks.

GET THE HABIT. Your prescriptions dispensed

here.

PHONE 86.

Reddi n Bros.,

ay iirug Store.

of quality that is the fl-ropcrty for Sale at

best kind to buy. 1

Men’s rubber boots $4.00, Indies# $2250, Girls’ $r.8o.’

SPRAGUE dr C0., rr-=~.\ svrtnvsina.

Victoria.

h n ndersigned offers by private

sal his property at Victoria, Crapaud. Dwelling house and out buildings all in good repair.

Also his farm consistingof a5 acres all

clear and in a high state of cultivation, within a quarter of a mile 'of Victoria

vigigeeliarn on farm song, suitable for

holdin? hllhyi gfllzr HIC- ly m

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F" M ejxivias A. H<i&'a°i°r,

Victoria, Crapainl, P.E.I.

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THE Pllililillllil i A 2 Elllilliliil

Oilicasln New Prowse Block Charlottetown.

ANY boy who wishcs to learn the photo-

rrraph buslness,slio\ild read tlio Guardlan'a classlllstl column.

Tar: sale of the Tryon Woolen Mills piopertytohavs taken place yssterday has been postponed until April 4.

Miss Mrrirair Scaiass who ha; been

attending the C. B.C. lor the last. few months returned yesterday to hor homo in St.. Eleanor`s.

F. H. Poonnrt has 'l`hcGuai~dlan's thanks

for a neat Memoranda Book for 1000 issued by The Mutual Lilo Insurance Company of New York.

ALL mambers of Prince Edward divls.

ion, Noi Sona ol Temperance will please bear-ln mind the taniparaneo program of this evening. Visiting brethren always welcome.

Uairivrzura Iiistltuto Clifton will meat

for re-organization in Ciiiwn Hall on Saturday evening Zitli. Meeting will bo addressed by Prof. Ross on "Rotation of Crops." All Invited to attend.

Tnrs Farmers' Institute meetings to be

held at Crapaud on Saturday the 24th have bean postponed until Saturday the 3lat. The Railway meeting will 'open al. l0o‘olockfand the Instituto meeting at l o'clook.

Rzv. W. J. Cai»ii>aizr.r. will preach on

Sunday 25th Inst at Birch Hill 10.3) a. ni. Kinross -i.!ill p. ui. and at Point Prlui Monday 2titli, Pluetto Tuesday 27th, Bella River Wednesday 2i'itli., Pet.er's Road, Frlrliiy :lltli all at 7 p. ru.

liar. Wir. Panrva, well known in this

Province, has been invited to remain pastor of the Methodist church, Shedlao, for another year. Mr. Penns has been past/or of the church for one year and his labors have been highly neceptablo to his congregation.

A visuv interesting wedding was per-

formed by the Rev. Thus. Lawson, at. the Methodist church, North Battleford, Soak, on Thursday evening, March Bth, when Howard Finlay MacDonald former- ly of Charlottetown, was united In wed- lock to Miss Martha Maude MacLean of North Battleford. _

Tris Bank oi New Brunswick will open

rr naw branch at Moncton on May l. This will bring some changes. Mr. Williams, now manager at Charlottetown, will lake charge of the new oillce; H. S. Petbiek, manager at Sussex, will coma to Charlottetown, while W. S. Thomas, now nt Campbellton will go to Sussex.

Ssvrsitar. Scott Act cases were disposed

of in Souris last week. Gases against two drugglsts in Sourls, Messrs Mabou and Ferguson were dismissed, also eases of second oifcnce against F. S. Robertson and Mary A. Robertson, Montague, both dismissed. Judgment was given against Mrs. Coombs lu George!/own lst offence and Mrs. Catherine Martin, Dundas, confined to lst otfcrice.

Guaitnraiv advertisers will tio glad to

know that. its Saturday issue with its many special featurcsls now read by at least. six hunriirrl more people than any other during the week. This increase ls ln addition to its already niuob larger aalc on Saturday. Every bodv should read The Guardian and have a copy of tho special Saturday edition sent regularly i'rorii this olfloo to their friends. Thay will appreciate it more than a letter. Only fifty cunts pcryriir or 25ciorslx months. ti

AT a meeting ol the congregation of the

Methodist, church,Amharst lt. was decided to proceed at once to the ercotlon of a new chur'oh. The building, which will costin Lire vicinity oi $35,000, will bo of brick und stone lacfngs, the nialn auditorium will scat about 1,200, the school room, wliloh will open oil' the main building and can be thrown open, will seat. about 000. The present building and parsonage will he removed and the new building will occupy tho present sito. Already about $25,000 has been sub- scribed, live adherents of the ohurcli linv- ing subscribed $2.000.

Tmc Guardian`s correspondent. from

l’cnke’s Road writes:-We are pleased to hear that Barnard Gillis and Daniel Grout who have been laid aside by sickness are out again.-Hensley Fisher la home again from his reosnt visit abroad.-Crain boys have purchased McKay’s mills and props-rty which will make much improve- ment in this place.-We ara having a vary nice winter for hauling and there is us much lumber at. Charles Leard'a mill as has ever been seen. _The people around there are getting up alot of blaolr mud.- Antnony Craig ls about to llva in this settlement. Ha has been all through the west.-We ara very sorry to hear that John McDonald's dna mam had har leg brokan.-We are very much pleased to sae Mrs. Sandy Knsebons homo agal n from her visit to Covehcad.

Our “Guslaanl Emulsion" is a wonderful

preparation for building up tissue and making the body strong-By its neo coughs are cured. and other lung and ohesl. troubles wrirderl oil'. Everything it contains Is oi' tlra ilnastquallly and w prepare it oursolvea.- Only ‘lic per bottle. -/i. w. mourn rirsin B, saanynss.

Candy is wholesome if made from pure ingredients; that is why White S

Cil0C0lil¢S are in such demand. Put up in dainty` pound and half pound

boxes and sold by all the leading confectioners.

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M. C. Delaney ol North Tryon was ini

Charlottetown yeatsrvlay.

W. M. Flynn, Station agent Cardigan.

Mrs. Flynn aou Misa Agnes who ware spendlngnfew days in the city returned ho Cardigan yeal.erdny alliernoon.

A Pnuiwoz into newspaper advsrllslng

lan‘t neoesaaryll your wants are not

lat. ll you have a little want, n little ala lded ad. at a cost ol allow cents, will iirrdit. If you have a small business commence with small advertising. `

A o¢iv1r.r=:rraN from this city, travelling

through Rod Point on Monday evening last, was warned by an elderly lady to leave for home as quickly as possible as a a ilook of geese were washing themselves, whlob, as she explained, was a sure sign ut a storm. The storm arrived as prophes- led.

Mies. Pi."ri=:ir` F. Duciinuiir, who dlod In Boston on tha lt-ith Inst waiia sister ol Albert D. Duchemin, Miss Sophie, Duohomln and Mrs John P. Tanton, oily and Mrs. George Tanton, Boston. She had been ill for some lima. To the bereaved relatives Tho Guardian extends sympathy.

Ilacsivr San Diego, Girl., ncwspapers

contain.very compliriiantary notices of Walter P. Moore the Street Superlnten~ dent ot that elty. Mr. Moor-o's work on the streets is highly praised and the esteem in which the citizens and the city rulers hold him is evidenced by the (acl. that one paper records the news that his salary had been raised (rom $il0 to $125 'rr month; and another journal ehronlclrtr tha presentation of o. silver supper service “to Mr. Moore in recogni- tion ol his etllclent service ua street. superintendent ofllio city of San Diego, California, by his appreciative friends." The most entliualnatic praise ls licstowerl upon the line streets which have resulted from Mr. Mooi'e`s supervision since his term ol oilico. Mr. Moors is a brother of Mrs. J. R. Davison of this city and ol Jas. St. C. Moore oi Eldon.

PILES

Cured Atler 50 Years. We Can Cure Piles and Prove It.

Sample Package Frte By Mail, So That You Cao Prove It on Yourself. No Surgery.

Plles(oi'hemor1'lioids> rarely kill, but

they cause more exquisite agony in a few minutes than much more serious troubles. This I8 especially true, in the case of those who are ever aosligliily eonstipated. It. means the certain renewal ofthe agony cvcry morning. It. is inevitable and unavoidable. Piles can now bc quickly and perfectly cured, without palii, cutlingor detention from business or occupation. it has already been dcnioiistraled in thousands of cases, in both sexes, at all ages and lu the very worst as well as the ordinary ones. _

We propose to lot. you try it yourself. You havo_probably been bitterly disap- pointed by many so-called Pile~Cures.

Tliisls \vhy we \\‘iilil. you to try our

remedy before you pay u penny for it. Then you will know certainly uurl absolutely,whetber it. will do fur you what it has done for so uinny others. It is for sale in every drug store because people must. have lt. No one who has notauilered tliotoruients of itching, pninlul or bleeding piles can appreciate, for one rnonicnt, the marvel ous sense oi' relief that folioivii the use of the Pyramid Pilo Cure. You can go to the toilet without dread or fear. you can cure yourself at lrorrio without the slightest. trouble, Incorivcrilcnce or rllflloulty.

Follow o few easy und simple directions

and get well and stay well.

Go to your drug-gista at once anti buy

n box of Pyramid Pile Cure for 50 cents.

Here. for instance, is ir saiiiplc of the

kind of letters wo uct. every day and we rlon't have to ur~k lor thorn:

“ Friend, I write to tell what good

voui' Pyramid Pllo Cure has dons for mr. I used your sample, and it did mo so much good l wont and got two box.-r, and l used one and I run another man altogether. l have no pain, no plies, nnrl. l have been troubled wil-h them for over .'i0yoars, and could tind no relic! till no\\', thanks to your timely cure. llsc my naiiic if it will do you any good. Isaac Srrilth, \Vlinrl.ori, New You k."

For Frcc Samples send to the l‘yraiiiI\i

Drug Uri., ‘.5222 l’yruriild Llullriing, Mars hall, Mlcli. ` -

Iron Ox Tablets are for suis at tho Apothecrirics llall. 71|!!

Hurrah for the new Christy hats,

they are all here now. Come along don‘t walt Prowse Bros. ard 31

In ud.l|tion to our chesp sale of

reuinulrts ol wall paper our new stock is now all in and rcadyfor your inspection We have tha prettiest patterns and lowest prices In wall paper in the city. Our sample hooks will boaent ro your homo lor inspection. if you want the best wall paper buy ut. 'l`riylui~`s Uookatore. llldlw.

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GLASSES,

Cannot be Fitted

by Rule. ~

A thoorstlonl knowledge ni tho

salaries ol ilttlng 5lasso»r. is vor-y ri ry: but s knowledge wlrioli the wall grounded ontioiau

has gained from Years of practical work. more tlion doubles l. o capa- bility ui’ unch annno todo aocnrnto

rolrrrcirin .

with the knowledge rained hy

oval' len years of pract cal work 4-ou lad with ra good rhsorstl- crilkviolvlarlgo, and aldod by tlio

most modorr\‘mst.lrorla of oxamlna mm, ws c Im to be especially- wollquallflcd to norvn the public optically.

G. F. HUTCHESON.

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uick Selling ress Goods

if Stanley Bros.

The two lots offered at i

32 and 50c §§{,,

Are selling rapidly-They are new stuffs, gcod

colors, good weaves and splendid value. Spot Lustres. Fine Check Moliairs, Wool Scrges, Twetd effects, Wool Checks, Venetiaus, wo th fully 25 per cent more than the prices asked

32a and 50c $22,,

Homespuns

V 70c.80c,$l.l0and$l.25 $25,,

Black goods, all weaves and qualities.

Qreams in Mohairs, Casbnreres, Venetians,

Abatross Cloths, etc., ~

35c to $1.55 £32,

STANLEY BROS.

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SALMON ‘ °°" 8” ""

Selected and packed with great care by R. N. Cox, Morcll. A trial will convince you that they are cr rtaiiily the best you

ever usefl. z5c can or $2.75 dozen.

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We have now opened up our ncw stock of Ilats and

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Caps. Our Hat Department has bien re-arianged and is

now the most up-to-date in ilie Province. Here you will Find the most becoming hat and the best shapes.

Come in and see our Hats and Caps. We will be

pleased- to show you through our department of Hats and Caps.

S. ll. M |lliNill|].

P. E. Island’s Greatest Clothing House.

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fleet i‘le At Th e Always ,;Busy .Store ~-

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BARGAINS iN ORGANS

“Factory Sample."

We have on hand .1 ivw

high grade organs- samples-tliat we have not oom for.

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We will make th: price

very interesting. L`_ou\u in to-day and look them

Miller Bros..

SUNNYSIDE.

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- (li-ct.n.' 'l`i\i.- lion! is fully r~.|ni|.pr»rl_i,~ ii. iii-, V class r'urlrli|.i<i|i null will lie will .|| ri ir.|»uiin| r» llguir-. I<`rii- rnii-lil-nlni~ we _ ._

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Guardian Want Ad ~_ \

l-2 CENT A WORD

And worth ir, for

30,000 eyes will see them every day. i~`i .~i- class results from tlir se want ads, because first- biass people read The Guardian-'-the paper ‘ that has the circuiaii n and is not afinirl to

publish and prove it.

Desirable Building Lots in (blown for miie.

'l`lre nncicrsigricrl rifir-rs for ~.»le in

lollriiving valuable builrl-ny lots:

4 lots on the east sith .il llppcr

Hillsborough Street ent-lr linilng rr frontage on Stree' of _<0 (ect ni rl ex- revmlng back 75 ieet.

2 lots on the west side of Orlelisir

Street each having a frririlnge rin Slice! oi 50 feet and exti-iulirip bark 75 leet.

The arrirlslx Iota lic lu-rirrrliaiti-ly

north ofrlur residence oi Dr /\n¢l.-i- son, lately ]. D. Reid. ~ »

l lot on the west Rifle 1 l'

Upper Hills borough St., having a frontage on Street of _=,~i lei-t and extending back 75 Icel. l`l|la lot lies iiiiriiediately opposite the refi- dence oi Dr. Anderson.

lt is impossible to procure .1 iiiore

desirable locality for resirlerircs llirin tlu-se lrita afford. l1»_',o<lsa ti

Spot Cash Clearance Sale of all My Stock

Greatest linrgnius . vcr

offered. all must be sold at any price.

CONROY,

The Shoemnii, Sunnyside, . Cli’town.

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Phono 73 Foot oflQuoanfStroet _ Box 4ll

Steam and Hot Water Heating REPAIRS _ CASTINGS

Fou ndars. Ma elalniats, Boilermakers-

Cliarlotletown Foundry and Machine Co,, Ltd.

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'i` nc DAILY and Till-Wi-Zl<1l{~

LY Editions ortho Clan-inrrrf town Guardian have nr-tual combined clreulationswlilr-h can- not be duplicated. 'l`|ii-lr guar~ anteed combined oi-ensue .An v Dee.ll), lllld, vvln wand for the last. week in tho olri ycnrrll.

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