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ipr disease but are simply “run down." This condition though

‘ LUIIIIIIUKI IS llllll€CC§~'.ll”§`.

The system simply needs toning

up. -Give it a little push with some good tonic and nature will umtinue the good work and the old energy will be restored.

Uur Compound Syrup of Iiypoplrosphites

is just the prepnratiori needed iii such cases. It eirriclrcs ilie blood and strengtheiis the rier\1->. The first dose puts new life in one. 'I`r_\' it. Price 75 cciizs, _\Iade iri our own laboratory.

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Drnggist.

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Do You Need at Suit?

If so come herc arid leave your order for our of the nobbiest and smartest suits you ever had made

From Fashion-

able Cloths

A full line of which is here for your selection. Prompt attention given every cus- tomer.

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UPPER Ql EEN ST. idtwlaw

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_ AND-

Transients

While we always reserve

accomodations for “transi- enls," we arnnot always ac-

commodate "permanents.”

_lust now, however, we can

talk business with three or

four "perrnanents."

"Strathcona" Advantages.

Convenient location-tive

minutes from trsins~two I from Post Office.

House is well furnished:

rooms are large, bright and cheerful. There‘s a corn- rletelv cr i' ned lavatorv on

JU"§7f ‘file clililrtorrnowrl suanniaui .

mu .r .mug inms-r,nn>an'rrar.,nrr.1am.r

nys! mmmbmm§mmmuu an pawn. mi no unsound thmuhnuu

* o.5?*s“$&%‘i¢;‘s“n'%.i'°&..”3.‘1.”&%“.aii?f“n.%?;‘,*¢.”i:*a%t“

mulls. Send by Postal0rder Expires 0|vler.o|-Bqistnod loirhr payallo W

mlm.: ciwulm rationing dompmy.

Bram-b Oflikvs at Swnmei-sH¢,A$¢don, Georyeldhm, Searls and Hoalqae.

S' TWO TELEPHONE LINES. 'Q ` ,

int-.raven rank -na suhsalpiium. rm-News Department. ~

me-J. P. Hood. onieo. im»_.|. lr. n. Mecmurr. Omen.

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` J. P. noon, /tam-using Mar ‘ .t.l'.B. Mocimanr. mimi-. , ir. R. .\'£wsox. soma-ipuou uid A. IRWIN. News traitor and

Job Printlmr Mgr. Amoe~'Ed. Iaguine

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 23, IMI.

BRITISH NAVAL NAIIOUVEIIS.

The war game now being played by

tw: great divisions of the British navy on ir scale of unprecedented magnitude, is intended to test the practicability of delcndingihe British coasts and trade routes, and especially the food supply of the l`nited Kingdom in a war with one or more naval powers. Only second in importance to the food supply is that of raw materials for British industries.

Ueprivcd of food there would be dangfl' oi the Kingdom being starved into sub- mission while want of raw materials

from abroad would paralyse all industry.

To Adurimls \\'llson in the English

Channel and Beresford at. Gibraltar with

their 245 ships is given thc task oi .scouring the British coasts for the cne- myw raiders and convoyinga great fleet of urcrcliantrrren, supposed to be bringing food supplies and raw materials. The "enemy" under Admiral May are supposed fo have secured a base at Bere- haven on the southern coast. of Ireland and another on the Isle of Man, whence

they proceed to harry the British coasts and capture or sink British shipping. Already in the iuimic warfare the enemy has captured a number of big liners, and at tacked Portsmouth and Sheerness with

torpedo craft, but were driven off.

Tire esteemed Watchman protests that

it is and always has been in favor of thc Tunnel, “undaunted by estimates oi cost." Moreover the Watchman shrewdly suspects that the editor of The Guardian is one of a group “who imagine that the mantle of the late Govemor Howlan may fall upon one of them." We cheerfully give enlarged circulation to so much of the \\’atchman's original view of the situation. \\'e are not, however, vcry ruuch concerned about the ruantlc. The

Tunnel would be a good thing for all.

which is of much more_ consequence than

‘ir mantle for any one person, especially i

it should happen tobe a mlstlt..

Thcrcis serious trouhle over thé

l . ll IP. . every floor; everything spots I - sl cl .

its y eau ,

Table is \vcll ~iipplicd-cooking is |

faulllcas.

boarders come and no when thi-y plc-n~<‘~Rcr thcir nu-als at any rinw. _Thr rriu~t horrrclikv hole-I in rlic

.\`o re~`trii~tion.-; "Srr1\1hcnri.\" I

city.

.\fndi~rirlc tr-rrr\.~. grnrl \\ c`l'c pit-.r.~ill

lo .ui~wer all cnriiiirrvs.

THE STRATHCONA,

Formglfy "Bon Ton Restaurant” G on St. opposite St. Pan1's Church.

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GAB SERVICE

Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc- Donald & McKInnon's Drug Store or at ltables, Sydne Street, near Steve-

»on'l Corner. _I. M. NICBOLSON, I-28 d 1 vr. Telephone No._z5

settlement. of ilrc losses in San Francisco

The fire followed the earthquake and many ofthe companies had in their policy contracts distinctly stipulated that they should notbeheld liable for losses

by earthquake shocks. Many buildings were practically ruined by the shocks before the fire broke out. Who can say what was the damage by the tire alone? Again, the water supply was cut off by thc earthquake, and this enomronsly increased the loss by fire. The companies claim that they ought not to bear this increased loss as their cont-racta pre-

supposed an rmclent tire protection service. A still further complication

arises out of the deslructiouof many huildingrsby dynamite in the effort' to check the conflaizralion.

I l

,list to provide supervised play grounds

CHURCH UNION. ITS PRESENT STAGE

So much has been anld and written ln

regard tochurch union that a mlscon

c:pl ion has been formed in a good many minds as to the present stage of the movement. They have anticipated what has not yet been done. Some newspapers have fallen into this error and one Toronto journal the other day spoke of the Presbyterian General Assembly having "pronounced in favor of union as the Methodist and Congregational bodies had before done." It proceeded that the articles drawn up form the protocol of treaty which the Assembly is ready to turn intoa binding union.

TheToronto Globe corrects this urls-

conceptlon and affirms that the General Assembly has neither pronounced in favor of nor against church union, nor has union been sanctioned by either thc hlcthodists or Congregationalists. The

Globe adds: "The work so far accomplish- ed is in every sense tentative. Its

purpose is to present certain grounds as common to all three Churches. The

utmost involved in tne report is that so far the Joint Committee has not found

any insuperuble obstacle in the way of union. The only obligation at present resting upon any of the Churches is to continue with honest endeavor the work of investiigation and conference until it is ascertained whether union is feasable."

The Telegraph and Times subscription

in St.John has considerably passed thc thousand dollar urark.

Christian Science is apparently making

progress. Its splendid new cathedral in

Boston cost $2,0lll,tll0, is very grand and beautiful, and what is better is entirely free oi debt.

WHAT CAUSES A PPENDICITIS.

The commonest cause of appendicltis is

constipation. \Vhcn you require physic don`t use cheap drastic pills-get Dr. liamiltunls Pills which strengthen the stomach, regulate the bowels and prevent

any t/endencito appondicitls. In one llay _vou'll feel t e tremendous benefit. of Dr Hamillon's Pills. By pnrifylniz the blood and cleansing the system they prevent headaches, lift depression and drive away wearlness. No medicine so successful as Dr. Hamilmn‘s Pills. sold everywhere In boxes with yellow cover; get the gen- urne.

We have just received a small case of

goods damaged on the wrecked steamer "lle.stia" The goods Include some table linens, bleached and unblenched, as well as fewred table linens. The lot. is small, and tha goods are all more or less dama|zed,and will be placed on sale at 9 o'clock Saturday moming. There is about enough for perhaps Ll) minutes sharp selling, so we would advise anyone who wants anything of their sort to be

here on time. Moore & McLeod. Zidli.

` jf; , Q ~` 7; C ““°‘Y Km S*'°'* 23" 'I' lllimau Liiimi cum omifua.

been 1 to se r ‘ ._t.r§p _ ' .51 j¢_=_‘-, t'l»@ii '21-V/ . 1, F. _ school vimingansw, sndboyrmlu at'

Paton`s. H)d1w_

me r un Ay' ' 'mm' Tm 451:. That is only one of the bargains we Y°"““ "°“ ‘ um' ”‘“" of ainring. nom at mind. mil.

One of the moat notable silk nies you

ever saw In Charlottetown In now in full - -

~~‘"»= hw T-'fm =-"1°°'- “mr .¢s}°i§'.°Sl.'I{§'.i"r‘>".'.I'.."iZ.1“ "$21 l’I.”' lines, soft Japanese, and allmrta ol pretty ° l35lllWf\d-

T0-DAY---In Lace Curtains and Cotton Blankets "°,1f;°;';_,°__,_w,_,_,,,,°,°,"§,f’f_f;,, §f’.f°.l’.' 1>.lIf.‘I.‘5'..“ b'”.'§.'iT§if”

The news publhhdln than column

yesterday ol the order-xupeallnl the _Brett Act inKIu|r'u0olntyaudtlullka action fur Queens to take elect. on 8th July, drown the rapid completion ol the adoption ul Prohibition by an ,overwhelming vote of the people. This should inspire the Government which pulsed and Improved the Prohibits:-y law. fntryandmeotatonoe the wishes ofthe tamparunou workers.

The appointments! vendors for Prince

County ought. to ho revoked, and none are

uoaded in Kinda or Qr_|ren`a. The enforcement of the law should be entrusted to its frlanfls. Tire entire

Province would beneht hy tho appoint ment ofoae General Proseculoir inthe

thorough knowledge of the law, and understands how to make it respected and affective. There isa consensus of

opinion on that point..

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CHILLS PROVE F.-\'I`.-\Ll

If warmth nnd circulation are not

promptly restored, chillsresult. in fatal pneumonia. This neoessllatrs keeping .\'ervilins on lmmi. Taken in hub water it breaks up achill in two minutes. By rubbing freely over thmnt and cheat rl prevents oolds. No linlment so strong. so penetrating, so awiftto kill pain and inflammation. Nearly ilfly years rvoord has proved the value of I'olso|r`:l Ncrvi- linc. You should get a bottle today.

_ CHURCH SERVICES.

Changes to be made in Clinic h st nit e

should be at this office not later than one o'clock Friday afternoon.

uxmonnrr.

First Methodist..-Rev. L W. Ari-hihald

at ll and R v. R. G. \\'hite at 7. Strangers welcome. Attentive ushers.

Grace Church.-Rev. -I. B. Girrrong nt ll

urui L. \\'. Archibald tit 7. Strangers welcome and provided with comfortable \1>.8l»8.

Pnnssrrnalan.

Zion.~Prayer meeting at I0. Iicv.

\\'. H. Seduewlek at ll and 7. Sunday School and Bible class al. 231.

St. James.-Rev. T. I". Fullerton at ll

and 7. Sunday School and Bling Clam at 2 Il).

Barrier.

Rev. G. R. \Vhite nt ll and Rev. J. B

Ganoniz at 7. Sunday School at Z3) p. m. Visitors always welcome and provided with comfortable seats.

cr:.\'1'\tAl. qunrsrlax.

Rev. Mr. Pcgrum at ll. and 7. Sunday

school at 1.1!) 0`clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 8 o`clock Seats free and unapproprlated. '

sr. Durvs'raN`s carnrcnnal.

First Mass at 7 1<l],Seoond Mass at;9 a.m

High Mass at l0.Il\.' Veapers and Bene diction at 7. p. nr. Catechism at. 2 p. m.

A.\'oLrCJta'.

St. I"uul`s-Biorning prayer at ll a. m.

Sunday School at. 2.21). Evening Prayer| at7 p. nr. All seats Eree and unappro.f printed.

St.. Peters.-Rev. Jas. Simpson, M. A.,

Priest. Incumbent.. Holy Conrmunion 8 at m. Service at ll a. m. Sunday School at Lil) p. m. Service at7 p. m.

sanvarrorl ARMY

Sunday Scrvioc nt 7, ll, 3, and 7.11) p. m. Wcck night Service-Monday, Tuesday, , Thursday. and Saturday at. 8 p.m _ I

Mr.\'ar¢n`s I.|sr\raN-r Co., Lrurrxn.

Dean Sins.-Tlris fall I not thrown on n

fence and hurt. my client very bad, so I could not. work and it hurt. me to breathe. Itried all kinds of Linlmeuts and they did me no good, -

One bottle of MIN'ARD'S LINIMENT

warmed on fianneln and applied on my breast, cured me completely.

C. B. COSSABOOM.

Rossway, Digby Fo., N, S,

White shirt waist linens, the oorrrcti weave, uc, ooo, mc, ami ion yn-4.' Prorvse Bros* Ltd, :Ld 2| tw lt,

Try one of our new light tea cakes

only ro cents each at the Eclipse

The second lot of soft. oollun is going almostas fast. as the Brat. They an certainly the most comfortable hot wmther neck wear imaalnabie. They

fo S d H Ii. B

fancies worth from 551: to $l.l5 per yard are selling for45c per yard Moore 1

of cheap laoe curtains now only S, 35 and

persono( hir. Robert. Jenkins, who has a'

SMART SIIIRT

5oc,wortIi 85c. They cons

and are 42 inches wide.

Wiuduw.

James Pa

THE CIIANCEOF A LIFE - - TIME

Il" YOU 'ARE IN WANT OF A

You wi‘I miss the chance of a life time if you

do not take advantage of our offer in Dress Goods at

Blues, Greens, Browns, Greys, Black and White

,walsr sun

ist 'chiefly of Mohairs in

See them In Eastern

ton & C0.

AS A BUSINESS PROPIISITIIIN

II PAYS T0 RIDE A BICYCLE.

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the day. _

A ride home in the evenin

stuffy street car.

has no com petitor- the

rw }/

2 \ \

, A pleasant ride In the morning to the oiiice gives you Irlie fresh mind and clear intellect necessary for the duties of

g is _a good_deal more comfort-

able and healthful than hanging on a strap in a crowded and

lhcrc Arc No Sluts Wlicn Riding a Bicycle '

As a quick and economical means of transportation it

SILVER RIBBON MASSIY, N0. 54,

is an ideal count embodying all latest improvements and

Morrow Coaster Brake.

,equipmentCnshion Frame-Sills Hygienic Handle Bars-

,Canada Cycle & Motor Co.,

I_»1IlJ.11S6(1~

` “Makers of the \Vorld’s Best Bicycles."

Toronto ]un ction.

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES:-

Erncst lticc, Charlottetown, .P. E. I. Brace McKay & Co., Summcrsldc P. E, I.

dz3,27 tw25

'COMING EVENTS.

City Council meats on the second Mon-

day In each mouth. James Pawn, Maya:

. W. Clarke, City Clerk.

Ninn meeting Lodge Prince Edward

S. 0, E. June ‘llith at S dclock, Red Rose Degree-Initiation.

Pretty silks for drossm, for walnte, for

linings for all purposes for which a pretty milk is useful, can be found at the grunt silk mic. Think oi buying Elle tdfehs for

" Stop that dog froni killing

Auction Sale.

The subscriber in instructed to sell at

Public Auction, on the premises on

Wednesday. July 4th, ’06

At the hour of rz o’clock noon,

That valuable dwelling house and

premises belonging to the estate of the ate William Harper, havin n frontage on Fitzroy Street 42 feet, ani extending back therefrom loo feet.

The dwelling house and onibuildinga

are in n good state of repair. and mm; be aotd.

Terms of sale and further srticulan made known on application W!lliam_ A. Harper or at the office of Hazard &. Gaudet.

Agoodtitle willbegivento the pm-.

ehuer.

BBN] CARTER & C0',

Auctioneer,

We have received two _` 'li I »ts of the abuvc -and if - T 40eent»~l lr- hllrk Wfl if Far- Co- 0" fn" le' °*k'°“'° 5"” u'°

l o er them to 'lay SA URDAY as N P* Kb mn ,Mug fo, “ppm TU me td”

below. , Kent Street. 234 ri.

R<»p_nl.r $1.10 Blanketsfor 75c

“ 35c Curtains for z5c

DOC

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for 35c for 4oe

pai r.

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lllflittliitliislhtehtliltiitlihtlfnfl

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Paff- urn. son, ann", ma emu., ic pan; pummaenl-ygood point thtadrllfu

'Mark Wright Furnishing IJ.

SCS

i lr1',oata,bnn,uru

e‘ic.,,ulling at lung;

gutlliucof (nah 3 4' n wan

I ellIe.:d ..' ]ll\!G° I

aloud. 'U

il. I.. IIOOI‘I§l» Uppertlfuatticiui C.

only ro cents each. Eclipse Bakery.

Soo the NAZARl'l'll weld hr boys and

wahtlhoulil hvuttlnlpriluir only Sa audwolmnnlillaeu. lou-uklohuoil.

New eaboop, ouaumbmu, rhubarb, Bmluda onions., Quinn mmm. lottuos,bosta.eur|uho,pui-Inns, also a hwmuadmamnduurownpuupd |omamla7lla.rm'dou. lam lar ln. J.J.Gay&8o\. Illtl.

h.\V]i:ol]i“tWooIl-This _ is t ' V oe. ' fdlgiltllifii "amd lb--aivhrrvs

E l.

Q-‘if

Of Coueert|,Soehl|,3||.

&, of u _

i"taallne`(ot6wont;

:Kerstin I hi $”""“"‘....i..i.i.°‘l.‘."i‘t.'.‘ lllnl- ` mum prim 15 ants. I

Blank i announce ld!! double rum. nnmrxmrm' wx;

0 (ai

v I all:-gg."

GAEDS 0|' THANKS lvl oath pu lilo vim %.».l"a'si°°"-il`»°.Ti‘;-I *$3 Ml

h I' TIIKGIAHIAI.

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Steamer

, Co nootlo IBM! a\'|POI*I'l' ‘ durliig Lllansumlgar months rtgialrcutiii

BUa'l\)Nf &M£INlI RAl%.\YA’gkn0L|.h{t. no

o oara aired 'l' Ajn

°*hrro‘§"f1'1\', u\mre'F»‘}.upoiii¢ in us. °'

Con t.i at. PAINSEC d)l0N wiui mnfiw ur .moons aint. c.rr.'iili(iil. connections. _

C ii BT. JOHN with Pabilliii: °ii2ir.w.nr ima in and with EASTERN STEAKSHIP COT-I STEAMIGRB for EASTPORT, POIITLAND and BOS'lY)N. -

nm-kgs ucms to be nurse orutwn 'rrum . carunrani wicrric 'r.\'1-sn. coi.oNrAr.mu P.ir.r. aarnwavs ...ir an tho OOMPANYB STEAMER8 and eonuoctf iA15kl.nes in the UNITED STATES and CAN-

G. W. WAKEF ORD, Munaeer. Charlottetown. P.E.I.-Zldtwaea

Prince Edward Island,

Cape Breton, ileriouiilllaiill.

S. S. "RESTIGOUCHE" will sail

from Montreal on or about Weducsdnv, 27th june. Produce under deck and live stock on deck at low rates.

Superior Passenger Accommodation.

llamll, llallullury 8|. Iimm. Agents, Clr'town.

‘ HENRY DOBELL & Co.,

Agents, Montreal.

A. CAMPBELL, Agclll. S’SIde.

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VV.A.]N"'I.‘]?.iIJI

A teacher of the Brat or aeoond~clusa

for Hope River School. Supplement voted $30.00. Summer vacation.

Apply to WA LTER SIM PSON,

Secretary of Trustees.

Bay View azdzitwri

Clearance Sale of Chocolate Boots and Shoes

l[err’s Chocolate Boots it

$3.25, now . _...$445

‘Men’s Chozolate Boots at

$2.75, now $2.10

Boys' Chocolate Boots at

$1.20, now ........ .$| 'IS

Women's Oxfords at }z.25»

now .........$l.75

Also a job lot in Menfs, Women'.-, Boys’, Misses’ and. Yonths'. Boots, Shoes and Slippers, 75e a pair.

All for CASH only.

J.H. Bell.

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Pearls are the Cents

for June. f

We have aumsnev md pretty pina

and branches set with rin.. Home of than Prince Bduardpgalggdm pearls. Altonewdnigaola consul: jewelry.

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