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< risipns, tous, ...sm 5,.; ,,,§i,. eruptions, loss of app`s\it¢‘,‘ ghgfggifd-_

and headache, are some of them. W They sm _sn miissny surly.-..,,,._

feeling, fits pl biiio_u`s__nesi, |nq1|¢¢|,,,~ _ ~ _` g _ __ _ _ _ _ V

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neatly cured by Hood’s Sarsaparllla..

This [Mit mpdloipg j|°mu‘my_

functional activity. to eps wiml, ,num-_ It makes people yell, ". . '-1 usvsfnsed two ,tisttiss

aspariila' thll llirlill' /llldllt ` `

deal of rolief out"of thorn, I 5" ti-sntisa sits »iuonsus,i'. but nears ri" completely cured ms! D. J. Oaaenqgg, all Antoine Street. Meetup, qu* q* _

I-lood’a‘ Sarsapariila Bold everywhere. 100 doses one dollar. P ‘ " &_ tipcl'

' At Leos Than '

' lialf Price !_

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You will:mias a grand °Pi?9f_I\\t1i§v '_if.‘_yo_\r do not f

1 buy___._t__i1e;.__ |_o,}{_.lols _ of_'jwp,ii _ P=\i1¢l’.»,_ate ‘are offering; " _ Call lu and see them and = 3-’ at the same. time haven _

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We claim to have the f

pretliest patterns and the -.

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loae~t prices in the city, 334 let r s know and we will - end our sample booksio *Q your home. We know “ we have just the paper ,f-

y'ou want. _ ..

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’ You':er1d :<i|m‘e'r.iiIui’;° taiinlrlsniilxsc

~ THE many friends of Hon. G. W.

Simpson will be pleased tp |, d“mhm_ hun 1. ‘mpmm that his rss M. P. A. A. ii itira ~ .` diction from the Ntrti/awScntl’|ii\w,;|;~,i.\;‘,:r_ H°°*°¥ Lukas. for refusing to comply with the laws of hockey.

Raouuia convention Knights P,-|,n|“

lu Castle Hall tonight atli o’c|ock gen. ferrlng 2nd rank allure kindly asked ng bepresent. L. McKay. _

-ANY 3°°d °l'\‘°l!B My with a fair education can learn of s permanent position with "pid pmmouon by lDil|.vll1R at this oiiice at once.

and Dairymen's Association will bef 'held in .North Milton Hall Mondsy our “_ 7 o‘clock p. m. for the purpose of making up s seed order.

Till attention of housekeepers is called

to the large ad., on another page, of Mac~ Donald Q MacKinnon druggists. The "Macs" have'every adjunct for making- housscleanlngapleasure. ~ ‘ Joris A. CAnr»ar:r.r. and J. M. McPher- son. Heatherdale, William Minn and Ozro Nelson Commercial Cross, leave this morning fur Boston where they intend to reside in future.

_THE Loyal Circle of Kings Daughters of St._Paul’s Church intend holding an afternoon tea with candy and Refresh ment tables in the Sunday School' on Thursday ‘Atith April. Doors open at* three o'clock. Admission fres, Tea fifteen cents.

Tru: regular monthly meeting of thc

Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. will be held lu the Y. M. C. A. parlor next Sat- urday afternoon at 3.30 o’clock. The mem- bers of the Auxiliary will be pleased to receive any further contributions towards their mortgage fund.

GUAnmAN advertisers will be glad to

know that its Saturday issue with its many apeuial 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 aalc nn Saturday. Every body shouldread The Guardian and have a copy of the special Saturday edition sent regularly from this office to their friends. They will appreciate it more than a letter. Only fifty ccnts per year or Ziicforslx months. tl

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+Miss Henrietta Rackham retums by

last of May with latest fashions from New York and Boston. Customers wishing work dons, may lrave orders, now, at her horns, Chestnut street. Work will be completed in order received.

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0-m-sssuasuiuwvassaraun _ ii= G You WANT _

to practice econ- ______Qmy__‘°“y_ v°“f | ctilrie, pas'try',b`r'ead,

' rolls, etc.,etc.,a`t D. STEWART. '

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Bousecleanittg

made €asv

We want to make housecleaning an easy j

ob

for you this year bv furnishingyou with the arti- cles that lighten labor. Read our list. and see if there is not at least one article you want, then

call at telephone No. 6.

Mac’s Piano Polish

Cleans, polislres and

renews the brilliancy of pianos and wood- work. Price I5c a bottle.

’ Ammonia

Strongest and best. Large bottles 15 and* 25c. _ i.___..__------

international `

5 Chlorides Best disinfectant for

sinks, sewerage,cellars,

etc, absolutely destroys

contagion. _______.._.._---»

Borax

Put np in large

boxes with full dir-

ections. Ioc a box.

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Carpet Cleaner

Makes old carpets

look like new. Easy to ,_use. Price z5c a largetin. - V _

0x Gall Seal’ ' Excellent for clean-

ing carpgtg, 10 cents il

cake. V

_ All of the above articles are of'S\1P¢}'i?i1i Quik ity and are folly guaranteed by us. Km Y C

or phone No 6.

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A 'L `°-`~'i'i'i°€ ivJo1Mic's"

McDonald & McKinnon

DRUGGISTS. Corner Great George and Kent Streets.

A aucvcan meeting of Milton Farmers `

` ole lied ooluizin.

W.S. Brzwanr K. C. leaves bythe Stevie: this morning for Boston.

EN00Ul\Aol` home talent by attending 971° 09"! House on Easter Monday,

Mas. Gnsavzn Sul.r.ivAn was one of the

lullcheon recently. -

Rev. W. J. Clnsralnr. will preach (D.V.) April Sth at Bangor l0.w a. ni. snd Dundas 6.3* p. m.

'1`Hil`mast`er cf the rolls will give .ludzemeut at ll n‘clook today in§the2caae of Tauton against the city for injunction,

Haan the Charlottetown Dramatic

Club on Easter Monday night, in Britlnh Bm- Prwede in aid o_1 city nsspiui.

G. E. also Mus. Auto of this city were' the auests or Mrs. wm. wright, sas

Mattel! ave, Weatmount, Montreal, last WBC v ‘

Ma. Aivp Mas. GANE, Mrs. and Miss

Pippy leave this morning for St.Johu wbers tha two first mentioned and Miss PID” take the steamship lor Germany.

J. W.RrAN manager of the Union Bank oi Halifax acknowledges with thanks a contribution of one dollar towards the Japanese Famine Fund, from James D. Lawson.

MacDonald Gt MacKinnon, drugglsts have had the interior of their store painted andeleaned. The work has been "1-‘FY artistically executed ,by _Harry Grossman. ' " ` " ' _

Nsxr Satugdayfs Comic Page is tiisbsst, yet: “Willle’s "-dyeing machine made Reggie look like an Easter egg. Pretend-` ing Percy pays a visit tc s horrid circus and catches it."

THE Marconi system on the steam"-5

Minto and Stanley has been operated between the steamers with perfect success during the past few days.- Yesterday and the day before messages were exchanged between Charlottetown and Picton.

Tris Presbyterian College of Montreal

has conferred upon Rev. ‘David Lang, of St. Andrew’s church, St. John, the degree of Bachelor of Divinity. A. D. -MacKenzie, of Hartsvills (P. E. l.\, heads the prize list, -being a gold medalist and winner of the Monica traveling fellbw- ship of $500. __

A raoniusm' Charlottetown citizen,

whois making a few weeks stay in New Yorkie attend some ‘special clinics, is being entertained by his former patient suanisns, col. rtobsi-#Mitchell risyu or that city. He is reported as looking vsry well_,_a_nd bei_ng m_ade,a welcome guest in su sitsstlsns by féruier ssidoistss »5v‘ whom he is held in high esteem.

Tm: two games of basket bali scheduled

for tonight will be played tomorrow night instead owing to the Prince of Wales coutert, the' game will be between the teachers and office clerks, Should the store clerks and teachers both wlu this will leave them tie for the championship, and the tie will be played off' next week. Should either of these teams lose tc- morrow night the other wins the championship.

Tris music page in the Saturday issue of Aprll7th will contain' the words and musioof a popular sung entitled, “Ma Baby Sue" also Home Circle page, Maga- 'riuo page. colored Comic page, Horse news, interesting short Story, Sermon by Rev. Wm. Dobson, notes on the S. S. Lesson a week hence, and all the latest telegraphio and local news. Only iiity cents per year or twenty-five cents for six months. tf Evsrtvwr-runs that the Madame

Langley Concert Trio have appeared on their trip they have had large houses and given great satisiactlon.The Peterborough Examinersays: Madame Langley scored a distinct triumph. To an admirableand complete technical equipment she adds a rich tone,smootb, crisp and clear, and her performance is marked by a virility' and llrc which few female artists have ever exceeded. Of Miss Maggy the talented Australian pianist The London Daily Telegraph says: Miss Maggy played hsr part of the program entirely from memory; she displayed admirable _sympathy and briiliaucy. The St. John Sun says of Mr. Adams the baritone singer ol! the Company: The songs chosen by Stanley Adams were nearly all of a light character, bright and pleasing suited to his voice and to the humor of the audience. }lis rendition oi “Les Romaux” with violin obltgato by Madame Langley was one of the most enjoyable numbers of the evening. ‘

Strong _ Household T i Ammonia

Extra strong, bottled by ourselves.

Large bottles t0c.

Powdered

Borax

Pure and clean. ilbcartoua i5 cente- Try us for house- cleaning supplies.

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cleanses the blood and restores healthy-`P3:vl chile lute;-gi;-¢ig(|,|,,'n 0| ‘~__.;_ “wk duno' um su.

- . tonight. f J -'¥"i""‘~.'

Klint-lo! Mrs. R. L. Borden, Ottawa, at av

_ 'fu seogramottas rw c._sonesr¢ llaa'oodoue_._ _ - I-' :

L_ *__ »e%i‘di1i'¢ '.T.i‘i'i'.§_Anl:'f°iI.".-§.`iil`.'.' `4l1~“f‘l_“Q.. '

British not-u us selling lffliot sales. Plan of hall at the usual on Thursdav 12th Inst-.

'-l`Ulll`¢°lltioos towards the -Y. M. U. A. mortgage fund were received today. G. lI."l‘aylor ggve $10, J. A Lawson $2, and Mrs. Henry Wadman of North Carl~ ton gave I2.”

Niarrr sl'x persons have now contribut-

ed toward the Y. M. 0. A.mna-tgage fund. besides those who have contributed through the Ladies Auxiliary. A corn- plete list will be published alter thc whois amount is raised.

-_ Ar t._he annual Prince oi Wales College entertainment tuba held in the Aadehr- blyjiillwnight, the students will put

pn three ucmsdyf scenes from Shakes- p`ea're'aHenry l , Partl. The play is part of the senior students' course; `

, 0N_ Wednesday evening last a- party ofalioutsixty invited guests assembled ltlthe home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Star/ar’t,Brackioy Point Road. A very pleasant evening was spent lu a social and games, while the younger people engaged themselves in tripping the light fantastic. After which - they wr-re invited toawellfllled table. The gut-sts then wended their way home.

AN Island nswspaperpubllslicvl in the

month of January, fifty ago gives a glow Ing account of a grand bazaar hold in what was then irnown as Temperance I-Ia`ll. The decorations are described as beautiful and prominent. Among those were the arms of the province and of the Lieutenant Governor. The work was superintendcd by Mr. Duchsmln and family and by S. Barnard and fanlily. The hall was thronged; the fair daughters of Prince Edward Island making excellent shopireepers, Tha writer recommenclcd baliaurs as "highly commendable for their tendency to break down the cold artlilcal barriers that separate the orders of society." The sum of £250 was realized.

News comes from-- Rivsr_of the

narrow escapezfroiu drowulniz of out-of three city gentlemen ut that place on Monday last. Wlille standing cn the ice. thestrergilr of which was not equal In the avoirriupols lt was called upon to sus- taln,hesuddsuly disappeared, and was Hshsd out by_ his companions.. The Iwo latter were more than surprised to land solargeo catch. A toilaome iuurncy to the nearestfsrin house a milc distant, carrying their more dead than alive nn- fortunate, caused the perspiration to ilcw so freely as to make them wonder if they were 'not,.on their arrival in a more 'drowned condition than their precious burden. The landing of but ri solitary trout completed the day's outing,

Masons BLAKE Baorr-runs, weighed on

the city scales, yesterday what was undoubtedly the liarulsomestlct ul beef cattle overseen here/#Six shorthorn grade steers and two pure-bred cows comprised the ici. which were fed at Mr. Maurice Blake‘s farm “Devonport". These cattle should dress out 05% to their live weight, and in the estimation oi' experts 'would be hard tobeat in any. partofCanada. Two handsome roan steers were bought by P. Blake&Co. Sydney, toform any part of their Easter display. Mr. Blake while hers also purchased a large supply~ of poultry, dressed hogs, spring lamb, etc. Following are the weiilhts of cattle. lstesr 1725 lbs, l dn 10%) lbs, i do l000lbs; (lor P. Blake A: Co., Sydncy;l l do 158) lbs Ido i550 lbs, 1 do 1525 lbs,f l cow 1575 lbs. lcow l5l0 lbs. Tho other four, Blake Bros. will have with other carcasses, In theirstall in the City Market for the local trade. The heaviest steer was raised by James Harding of Graham‘s Road. Others were fed by John McNclll, Cavendish; Wallace Toomhs, Ilustico: J. D. Schurman, Freatown;.l. Walker. Freetown.

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I il nr part of a valuable farm cou-

tsining 84 acres, 3% miles from Char- lottetown, also a live horse power boiler and engine and A ton horse ~ power engine, ' double action. Washing machines made and repaired chesp. ~ -For particulars apply tojohu Prowsc,

Royalty, City or

asm. CARTER & co.,

3-zgdth twfgm Auctioneers

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eg ., I-on £3- 5'

thas. F. 'lliavlsmt FUNERAL DIRECTOR ‘ AND BMBALMBR. n.i°i§3a.sm~|“.‘2"£‘.'i»il’.‘i cssfsa. ' . ..n“i"$‘.a’T»°.‘.‘II.“mZi.“.i!

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ARE YOU lROUBl.Ell ' ‘ WITH SLHPLESSNESS?

Get one of our sleep inducing mattresses. They ar¢

clean and sanitary and the essence of comfort. They will give you quiet, restful sleep and a feeling ni freshness when you awake. `

Prices run from $2.85 (soft tcp) upto $ir.oo for our

high grade elastic felt 'mattre.~`s. Don’t put up with that old. lnmpymattress a day longer. Get a new one today.

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Ge: e suit of H\amphrg:y’s Moncton Tweed for this spring.

It makes s splendid suit for busiurss. the wear in it will as- touish you, the style and make will please you. THE LADY will be proud of you and you will pat yourself on the back when you remember that you only paid for a well trimmed and stylish suit MADE TO ORDER

$12.00, $13.00, $14.00, $15.00 0! $l8.00

Patterns in great variety, all cloths and tweeds our own

- make. Guaranteed pure wool.

The Humphrey Clothing Store,

Opera House Building, City..-1 ` ' " ‘ " .

J. A. Hum hrey 6 Son.. Ltd. Pl'0_l?-,_,' "

A. WinfielcrScott, Manager. . A" ' ' _

Phone 65. P- _Q-_,,B_0X ,i 1_7- __ __ _

WHY

Run 6/J Hom from Am ,R-,....,t <2" 1»=f-~ A i.3j:§..i_1'%.ii,n¢_».'.s’»‘.."i'i-'»_» th. §i`;:§;?.‘:.",;."f`.i"i°“°' °"‘ .|As. KELLY & co.

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| Nearly Everybody

who speaks the img- lish language in

A Prince. _Edward island reads

The Charlottetown

Guardian.

i'here’s a Reason"

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G.D. WRIGHT.

Funeral Director. The only Embalmer on P. E. Island holding a Diploma.

l'iis| A. Ferguson,Lady|Assistant

Equipment the best. Parlor and Show Rooms superior to

any in the lower Provinces. _

Calls promlptly attended to day or

night. Sa :faction guaranteed.

Knowing that the *public would apprec- iate the services o a lady assistant, 1 have engaged Miss Ferguson, a lady ol experience and competent in every par- ticular.

OFFICE PHONE ooo.

5mIi£ftSIDENCE PHONE 6olr.

f inilouicriiruif

Of Concerts, Socials_1£n- tcrtalnments, etc., of a money making nature. 5 cents a line (ot 6 words)

. for first insertion, and

2% cents a line for each ‘ continuation. Churches and charitable institu- tions half rates. Mini- mum price r5 cents. Black type announce-

IIIBIILB UOIIDIB lBl€8.

births, Marriages and Deaths FREE but verses

with death some nm .us

_ above. CARDS OF THANKS live cents per line when inserted in locals, and otherwise at regular ad-

vertising rates

THB GUARDIAN,

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H. A. Tanlnn &. tu.

Great George Street.

Dialers in stationery, fancy

goods, toys, games, fancy china, music books, sheet music and all

kinds of musical lnstrumeutsw

f.M.uslcai. Instruments repaired.

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£ -1'

Tmmfrzn. PAIN.

The ds of wholesale slaughierof teeth bythe forceps, is gone.

By years czatudy, exferiment and the practical entperlence of learned men as physicians, eutlsts, bacterinloglsts, chemists and others it is new possible for each and everyone to have their teeth preserved in do the work nature intended them for. V

it is Our Business to Save Teeth

it is your duty, to yourself, to have your teeth saved. lf you fin-

teud having dental work done, call and have a talk with ua, we will nd vise and explain matters to you, tell you lust what you should have done and what the cost will he. We make ` Nc Charge for Examination and Consultation

it is our business and pleasure and we place you under no obli-

gation to employ ue to do your work. _ _

Our Prices Are the Lowest

Come and get them. Our workmanship is of the highest grsllc.

Our material t e best money can buy. All work backed up by s

‘ 1 on Year Written Guaran tee

Guarantee Dental Rooms Cameron Block. Charlottetown. Over Reddiu Bros.

DR. E. E. RUBINS, Proprietor,

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‘SAl.T. SALT, SALT.

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In store and to arrive bv steamer, 9ooo bags best Liver-

pool Salt. 13 bags to the to_n. Will be sold at very lowest price ex warehouse, and whilst landing from steamer latter

part of April.

PEAKE Bizos. er co.

28dwlmtf _ Charlottetown.

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'Advertisers

'Ins DAILY and °I'Ri-Wl~Ii<)i{-

LY Editions of the Charlotte- town Guardiun have actual combined clrculationswhich cun- not bc duplicated. Their gunr~ anteed combined average to Dec. 30, liitlii, was il_i_7lianfl for thc last week lu the olil your lt was 70fCl. -

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Midgell Bridge

l Diana a‘rMv.Nr orf 1‘|~m,u' Woaxfz. . Chnrlciictuwn, Mnrrii zt, |906

Scaled tcudcrs will irc rcccivcei nt this

office until noon on

Tuesday, April 10th, 1906 _ From any person or persons willing to contract for the providing and crcrzt-

iug of 50 feet steel span for the shove mentioned bridge ;a so for the rcbuihl-

logo( approaches and the building of an »stuctnre according in plan and specification to be seen at this office, and at the residence ofjudson Webster, Esq, Miflgell.

Separate tenders will be received for

steel span and sub-structure and ap- proaches. or for the whole work.

The names of two resgouslbie persons

willing to become boun for the faith- ful performance of _the contract, must accompany each tender.

The Department does not hind itself

to soeedpt the lowest or any tender.

Ten era to ble marltefi “Tenders for

Midgell 8ridge.".

L. a. Mseur.LAu,

ayifm twftd.

Stc'y o(_Pubilc Works., ,