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'. Mrs. Gagnon, Riviere nu Dore Qnc

- ol Those Who Raise the Glad hlliout

' of Good Health.

- Rivicre au Dore, Chicoiitimi C0

. Qlleliec- May 13 ispeeiai)-"Yes, "i . lim Well.-arid I give all the credit to

Dodd's Kidney Pills." Those words

’ have been uttered again and again in

almost every corner of the Provinee

, » of Quebec. 'l‘his time they come from

. l Mrs' Joseph Gf*8“0l1. a Well known

Ynllflil married woman of this place. _ "MY hack and head ached and my

- limba would swell," Mrs. Gagnon

continiies. "I always had u bitter L"-SU’ ill my lY10\lfll. and especially in

' the m0l‘l1lIlg- 'I`.W€l\'e boxes of Doild's ~ Kidney Pills cured me."

Mrs. Gagnon’s symptoms showed l>¢lv'0!l¢l H doubt that her trouble was

_ from the kidneys. Naturally she

tllfllefl V) thi* Old reliable Kidney “IN that had proved its worth in thousands of other crises. She took l)0d‘l'S Kidney Pills and she' is well.

Kidney Disease is the greatest eiie_

my the women of today have to fight.

‘ D°°l‘l'9 Klilflell Pills always cure it.

IFS “Hot 'mal-'B Why they have earned the

name "suffering womgnqi heat

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friend."

nn you want to get a satiefactoiy Bum you must go to a place that_ ,m,,|0y,, expert cutters, and expert workmen and that use only first class mawials. This store has a repute- iion ionmnking clothes that please, \'oii take no risk when you order clothes here, we guarantee every suit in be satisfactory to you, or you need not pay for it. We give you _the ,U-vices of experts, and the ,cost is no higher than you pay the ordinary uiilor. Mac-l.ellaii Bros. 5-14d-ti.

qrhen you 'niiy your suit nt

Brown's you ore sure of getting best inlue, honest materials, good woi~kmrinship and a perfect fitting :uit nt ii i'en-ioiialile price. Brown‘s. lik Qliei-ii Fit. _ 5-l3il3i *'~

l‘°JUS'l` ARRIVED we i hive iust received a fresh supply of Flour, Bran. MiddIings,Cornmeel, Crac- lied Corn,0il Cake Meal. Cotton Seed Meal. and Mol- assine Meal. all of which we ere selling at lowest prices. A. IIURNE FD. C0.

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"Neckwear:-An ulrto-date line nl ways ou hand in silks and croc\i@t_ lf you went novelties,' here is me place for them.,"Bruce’s." 4-29dt1,

‘_‘Mr. Man: If you want that new

suit to wear the 24th you had better let us have the order today. We have ll big Etillfl Of \V0rl{m|3n_ and can make a lot of suits, so if you want yours for the holiday, order at once and we will have it finished in time. Muc- Lellan Bros, 5.14d4j_

"Brown has n hat to fit every head

at ii price to suit every purse. His hat department is the largest and best equipped in the Province. Derbies range iu price from $1.75 to $3.00 Soft felts from $.50 to $3. l3rown‘s 'l‘he Home of Good. Hats. 5-l3<l3i.

"Odd trousers, really-niadc suits, iinderclolhiug, ties, shirts, raincoats -a good line of furnishings will be put. up at Auetioniat John McLeod & (lo’s. on the evenings of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. These goods must go-no reserve. 5.13dr-ii

"No mutter what you may need in

a felt hat, whether it be a Derby,

' Dip. Fedora, Telescope, Alpine, (lru`ah

or any other of the many 'new spring

`_StylcS you are sure of getting just -_tlie right one nt Browii’s, 'l`l\c Home ,of Good H.its. 5-l3d3i

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A Splendid Line of Tolcuni Pozcclers

We are showing :1 good liuc of 'l`nlc-iiiu powders

iucliidingthetwolcaders, Violet llnlcc and New ling- lfuid TrailingArbutiis. -

_ 'l`liese powders arc rccoiiiiuciided liy all users. l`liey are pure, Safe, s1li-sfzictory :iiid ilcliglilfully per- llllllefl- Large cau...... . ......25c

MacKinnon Drag Company

Cor Great George and Kent Sis.

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Our Master 'Murine Siiiokiug tobacco. Why? li-:cause it is iuade only froiii ilic ve‘y last

tobacco, carefully sclcclcil and

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well- cured. lt costs no 'more than ilic ollur kind, which is ollimes injiirioiis :is wcll.

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PW ll_'°f,°lS “I Auclion Sale-\ llnder the instructions

On the threshold of l1lV°" “‘°.by ll” J' R°lZ"S’ the summer season we F'S‘l'l“"" lmtup at Alle'

-- tloii on the premises that with to thank our many ,.,,|,,,,\,|e

Clistoiiiers for the good . _,

Hotel _

will and confidence that

Properly

llfis been expressed in tie ' tl ` cl

` glen y Increase known as the Blake .House

on 49 Water Street.

l’USl_11css since the reori- ' ganlxanoll Qf the com' The properly was former- Dauy’ a' mtle -more than ly owned by the late C. Ben-

oit nud i~i situated on lhe

lli/c. iiioutbs ago. '

The best evidence we can North side of Water Street

viih a frontage of 4: ft.. ex-

Elve of our appreciation is the delcrniinniion to, strike lends back Sr ft. with a llafdcr thanevertoinelnlnin riglit-away of. 9 ft- 011 U16 H continuation of it. Our I-Inst side.

constant effort will be to ‘

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“°lll"E Of general hardware y

at iz o‘clock noon is thc

xy? we may give yonihe

i' ~ est g°°°l9 “t me l°W"“ tl set for this auction. .l“lf°5~ _We Wm* *° “leon are invited. to call

use ere ‘ne most con- nd me this P,-oputy ""‘:‘ll¢\1¢ and satisfactory a R_ BEAR|3'f0,

ll ' _ ellnblllliment ln_ lie . Anctionegn

|k .Hiclceydr Nicholson Tobacco' Co. \ _/

l. il ‘li .I ll '_ U' eel our I A _ 0 _ Q[5\\_(\Yb\\i(_\[Q, \ z Frrgzzfiigi'..'lli§_'.5_f,'il;irf:.;P:.i,i.2i _ , The Macs’

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It pays to buyln this Province. ‘

Rev. H. S. Erb, Hazelbrook, wee

among the visitors to Charlotte- town yesterday.

Mies Mabel Parkmaii, Ruetico,

spent Sunday in Charlottetown, the guest of Mies Blanch Smallwood. '

Yesterday John Home of Winsloe

shipped sixteen first class horses -to the mainland, Matched pair weighed thirty-eight hundred. _

Rev. H. W. Toonibs, Mt. Stewart,

who has been undergoing treatment in the 1'. lil. Island Hospital, yes- terday left that institution and took the Southern train for Mt. Htewnrt, accompanied by his wife. ‘

The Guardian welcomes reliable

news from persons throughout this Province. All such items should be mailed to “The Guardian News Dept., Charlottetown," immediately after the events, etc., have transpired.

Dr. I. E. Croken V. S. Summerfield

has passed the Dominion Civil serv- ce examinations given by the Veter- inary branch of the Department of of Agriculture, Ottawa, This examin- ation \\'ns held at different _ places throught the llomiuion on the 23 of April last. ' `

'rue tug wiiiiem' .iitiren fn oner- lottetoivn has been engaged for the past three days in endeavoring ' to effect repairs to the Maritime ~'i‘ele- graph and Telephone--Co cable be- tween this province ami the main- land. Yesterday' was too rough for any work to be done.

Persons desiring advertising of any

kind inserted in The Guardian nrere- quested to leave their order for same at the business oflice on ground floor as early as possible during the day, as the writing stall at night re- quires all their time _lor their own work, and finds it difficult to handle even emergency advertising, which latter but lessens the amount of news in that issue.

There passed away Fridny at the

Mount Royal, Sauitarium, Montreal, one of the best known business men of New Brunswick. in the person of William Allen Hickson, of Newcastle,

.N. B., aged 71: He was one of the

largest and best known liimher op- erators on the Mirumichi, having for years manufactured lumber foriboth the European and American markets at Newcastle, N, B, where he was u large employer of labor. He is survived by R wife, n daughter of the late Colin Maclmnuan of Prince Ed- ward island and two dniighters, the Misses Florence and Hazel.

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The Cherry Valley Auxiliary Wo-

ineu’s l\<Iissionnry Society of the Metli- odist, Chiirch has had a very good your and remitted quite a handsome siiin to headquarters. They held their latest meeting ut Mrs. George Cor- rici-'s on Thursday, May 2nd. Mrs, lieu Mutch is the valued and interest- ed President; Mrs. J. D. Jenkins, (‘orrrst'_oiidi|.ig Secretary; Mrs. D. P. lrving, Treasurer; Mrs. James C-. Ir- ving, Mrs. Frank Mutcli and Mrs. (llinrics Mutch are earnest workers. They have secured thc practical in- terest sud sympathy of nearly all the uei-glibm'liood, have nn enrolment of thirty irieiiwbcrs and by members’ dues, mite boxes, public meeting, and parlor social quite n considerable amount is realized.

Quite a_surprise will he experienced

by the host of friends of that popu- lar oi'gi1nizntioh The *Colonial Stock Uoiiipaiiy when they learn that (lourtlfind Hopkins-,genial manager of thc company, wus united in rnarriagc to Miss Kathriue Langford Oliver at the home of the bride's parents Fran- cis and Mrs. Oliver Sr., Charlottet- own,'I`he time of the Ceremony was kept a ‘nrofoiind secret, even the most intimate friends of both were in iguorunee of the exact date, which was Mondav. May 13th, st 6 a. ni. The bnppv couple were united bv uev. 'r. w. Murphy M. A. or st, Pnul's Anglican Church. The charm- ing bride, who is a petite brunette. was gowned in' nn imr-ortrrl blue tui- lor-made with hut and gloves to mst- ch, and was Elven away by her fath- er. Mr. und Mrs. I-lopl'-ins received many costly and useful presents from their numerous friends in Canada. U. S. and England. The bride and groom left immediately after the ceremonv for New York City where they will spend their honeymoon: They- expect to retiiin to Charlottetown in three or tour .weeke, making this town their future home. The good wishes of the many friends ol' both follow them wherever they may go. -The bride is a elter of the popular com- edian Frank Oliver. The Guardian ex- tends hearticst"'congrutiila.tione.-

::You will find our store service

just right. Our stock includes every- thing that is good, pure. fresh and reliable in good drugs and sundrlee. Everything is lfcpt under glass and nnd cleanliness and purity is thus in- sured. Oiir sales people will get just what you' want without delay and you will find our prices just right. The McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Gt. George nnd Kent Hts. drtf. _ __ % 41 J

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'i U., P. Fletcher, Charlottetown,

'was among the passengers east yes- terday afternoon. ._ ____ _ _ Mrs. Paquet, Charlottetown, leaves lthil morning for Boston where she flntends to"reside.

-M. Murphy, Charlottetown, has

been. served with,a summons for - a'

sec_r_:'nd offence against the Prohibi- tio Act, 'returnable Thursday. _

A summons for a 'first offence

against the____l’rol_iibitiou Act has beenserved on Owen Trainer, Char-

lottetown. It is returnable on Thurs-l

day. '

Any person in Charlottetown, who

intends to visit New York City either ,

for biinlncss or pleasure. may find it io their mlvuntuge to write “F.H.," care of Guardian,” Charlottetown.

At a meeting of the (“-hildrcn‘s Aid

Society held in Charlott,sto\vn yes- teyday afternoon the truant otlicer re-. ported some children who had not been attending school. These will re- ceive the usual attention of the So- ciety. Tliers wus no other-business ut' importance.

A despatch from Boston to n Mari-

time paper says that Allen Stuart of Malden, has instituted search for his brother, Robert, who was lust

,seen here in December, Charles

Stuart, father of both recently diezl at Victoria Wd (P.E.l.,) leaving considerable estate which awaits set- tlement because of Rohert’s absence.

At 9, meeting of thc Quarterly' Offl-

cial Board of Grace Methodist Chur-

`ch C rlottetown held reeentl. a

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unanimous invitation was extended Rev. Thomas Marshall to the pastor- ate of above church for next confer- ence year. The invitation has been accepted Subject. to Couterence Sta- tionery Committee.

Capt. i G. Murray of the .schooner

Howard, now discharging a, cargo of coal from l’ort Hastings, B., at Sum.merside,‘ came to Gharlotte- town yesterday morning and left in the afternoon for Murray Harbor on ri visit to friends. He .will re- main lor it couple of days and will then return to Siimmersidc, leaving that port for Gasp(-i where his schoon- er will load shingles for the Burba- does.

It is just possible that ii football

match may he arranged for Mav 24th to take plnce between the New Glas- gow A. A., tcam_ and a fifteen' re- presenting the Victoria Athletic As- sociation of Charlottetoivn. We uu- derstand the latter have risked for a 'game and the' local team has been practising in the evenings with the hope that such a. meeting may be pulled off but ns yet they have no assurance that the game will be schcrliilsd.-Ne\v Glasgow Chronicle.

Mr. Justice Fitzgeralil bus given a

decision in the suit for the adminis- tration in the estate of the late Apu Connolly, widow of the late Owen Connolly, Charlottetown. He decided that “under the evidence the deed- to Bridget Coady must he held t°o convey the property- therein de- scribed, and consequently direct that it ie not to be considered an asset in the sdministrat‘on of Mrs. flonuol- ly's estate. There was also n sugges- tion that the testatrix stood in loco purentis to her sister Mrs. Coady. There is no evidence to sup- port such contention. i0n rec _iving the

report of the Master to whvfm the.ac- counts of the estate were r ferred, a final order in administration will bc made in pursuance of this Judg- ment." »

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FOLDING POCKET _ KODAK '

'l‘hisin the most popular of the

Folding Pocket series. Takes pic-

tll‘£'9B ll l-I ii’ 5 \-Z. ‘ » e would like to show it to you. no 0112 ns oo. or ssepu.

Johnson & Johnson kodak D=alers.

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Formalin Means '

Clean Crops

. You should clean- your grain 'and other 1 seeds before sowing-

.you should use _for- ‘ malin,-fthe kingfoi-crop» _I i cleaners. '~.' _

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smut and other destroying pesle.r\pt ...40¢. _

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this Monday morning at 9.

Bargain Basement 0nens.

_ YOU REMEMBER \fVH AT A HOST OF BARGAINS that “bargain ' basement” sale of ours gave yr.u some months ago. Y on will find an even better array of good things ready for you here, day after day during this week.

Plenty of light-plenty of air-plenty of bargains. `

Ladies’ ready trimmed hats, ready to wear, ordinary values, up I

io 5,00 each, on sale Bargain Basement '

Boxes of flowers, worth to Roc each-on sale at... . . . . . . . . _ . ........l5c Men’s Overalls and Jumpers, all sizes............... . . H------25 P~ C- 0" Pretty Print Cottons worth to Iac for...... .. ._.... . . . . .. Pretty Print Cottons worth to 14C . . . . . . . . .. .. ._ ..». 6|: Pretty Print Cottons-very special. . _ ._ .....,.6c White Broche Vesting for Waists 2oc . . .. . . _ . .|4_c

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' "We handle a lull line of the cele- brated Colgate's toilet preparations iiicliifliiig toilet powders, _/,e_lla\'ing stick, cream, soaps and powders, ,tooth paste and powder and Col- gn.te's perfumes. Try these famous preparations. See our window. 'l`hc Two Macs, M9 Great (leorge Street.

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“The entire line of furnishings, now

included in the stock of John Mc- Lcod & (.'o., will be put up at Auc- tion on the evenings of Monday, Tues day und Wednesday. No reserve-all must go for these g-oods must lic clearerl out for the iirm must move from their present quarters to their new store during next week.

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"See the blue suit that we are mak ing for $23.00 and $24.00 Take par- ticular notice of the style, the ciit,' the lit nud the workmanship, then no- tice the qisality of the cluth, and see if you dun't th.ink they are extra vn- lue. We will ninkc you the .nicest suit you ever worc, und at n. price that cannot be beaten. (Tome in and see and we will nmvc our claim.

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“Kamal<s" to-clay for ai change. Relish the dainty goodness that

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Tuckelfs Karnak is a pure, mild Egyptian cigarette, blended from the t'en»

' der middle leaves of vintage ciops. Smooth-delicately llavorecl-aromatic.

Not‘f~the harsh, hitter taste of "green" ltohacco sometimes noticeable, but the soft mellowii'e_sslof_llie finest Egyptian leaf patiently aged and blended. .You'll

. _ pronounce l<ainal<s. a treat. - Try them.

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