Y ” *_ .H Xi < * V : iw, THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN MARCH 19 1906

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T"° ‘l"°lll“8 ll°\1S¢s on Hillaborou h at

Each house contains t g mel' M" Hills'-‘°"°“8l\ S<l\\l"¢- ra.. he Elven at once. en moms' md have “ll modem c°"v°m°“°°5' P°95°"l°“

Oned elll n | | d _

Mnvmdenxs ;§s;;lB!iBgni1'rlnce Street containing eight rooms-Has modern ca” ne column

° it yen on May tivst.

W- Wi Wellner

Ofllces In New Prowse Block Charlottetown.

AN opportunity for ia sowing girl. See

ANY person wanting help or work

should make application at The Guardian Employment Bureau. tf

Rev. Tues. AND Mns. l-licira of Albert,

Albert Co., and formerly stationed on the

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.(317 April for England where they will spend _$55 seven, m°,,,|,,,_

INVITED

If yon wish the best in photo. ilfwhv, finished on the new spe¢~ lalized mounts, (the very late"

novelty)

'VIBIT~ QUIK. _ STUDIO.

GEO. li. COOK

woizii iioiisizs

Hughes’ Condition Powders

It cleans then1_out and makes thein

“land “P under hard work. Give it now--the spring is when it does the most good-25c full itnd.

Headquarters for Horse and Cs'tie Medi' clue.

G60- E. Hughes.

Ladies’ Low T Cut Shoes

We have the largest assoitv

iuent of $1.50 and $1.75 shoes in the city, neat, best of leather, new stock, worth any time $2.00. Sold in other stores at $2.25. If you wear low shoes, you will save money by dealing with us.

Try us for your next pair.

A. E. McEACliEN,

' 1 hc 5 hoc Sinn. _-g

SMALL ORDERS \

Sonictlnuw _von think liocnuan you

dont nccd niucli iluit your ordoi- is not worth sending, su you don‘t order ut ull.

We Give Inst as Much At-

tention to Small Orders -*lil

as Larger Chef.

rlullvcr pioliiptly nud pictured' to have them. f t is not eonrcnioiit for you to cull at our store ur phono us, you ciin hnvs ns coll for your orrlurnny diiy you wish, or. if you send your children they will get _lust nsinuehiittoiiticiiiw if it wus yourself.

McKcnna’s Grocery,

I, ONE Downtownstoreazéa

` H lUp town store mob.

llllllia-#yas

Rubbers! l Mcn’s

Women Boys’ Childrcirs

Ourslias the mark

of quality that is the best kind io buy. l Men’s riibbti- boots

$4.00, Ladies’ $2.50,

Girls’$i.8o.’

SPRAGUE & C0 » surmvsma.

and Beacon.

In order to work some of it off

quickly we have reduced both

GRASP THE GDLDEN OPPOR- TUNITY

and get a pair of women’s fine

Boots at

l-2 Price

'Also a large

assortment of xnen’s boots at

12 Price.

Alley & Co.

gregutlons with his old time vigor und

, “

glad to learn that though absent l

We find that we are overstocked

LWO bfllnds Of Flour-Gypsy many special features is now rcnil by at

ands

25o a Barrel

This reduction will make

Gypsy $5.00 per barrel. Beacon $4.75 per bein.-2.

Every barrel guaranteed or '11°“'~b°- if motley l'¢flll1d¢d- A vnnv successful concert and social

& to thc doors th un attentive n

upprcclativo nudicncc, the best order'

Your Druggist

No other store pays: mon:

attention

"T0 DTSPENSING" Than ours.

Pure Dru s and Chemicals. Modern gfethods-quallticd

clerks.

GET THE HABIT. Your prescriptionadispensed

here.

PHONE 86.

Redd i n Bros., Alwnyii Busy Drug Bt/ure.

YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store was going to barn down, you oonid wait to insure until the week he

fore, but

When it ls Destroyed

You are too late. Remember tb old adage, “There is no time lik me pi»¢g¢nt_" and no insnranr

like ours.

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g, ?p'reaenting Phpiiniix of Hartford

W candy" Q“eb°¢_ -A. W. Reddin Pham B, Sunnyside.

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OUR REDUCED 250 A BBL on am.

G. A. S'rani.r:v Iiorxms of John

Hopkins, buyer of dressed pork ,md (ugh 9828. St. John, arrived in the city on Siitunlay und will this wcek'rc-open his Summerside branch.

country should send in their names and a .

Am' information regarding tha uhere-

iia 'ottotown, I’ E l , some years sgo,

says the Halifax Chronicle, uill he thankfully received by liia sister, Miss aggle Clinton, Charlottetown RYE. I.

Tim new arirertiacnient of the great ice horse Kalol, 30w4, owned by John M. Nicholson, Charlottetown, will be found in this issue. Kslol is only a young horse lint a very speedy one, and the sire oi extreme speed. Mr. Nicholson is offering Indiiccments thot niusl. meet with the approval of ull breeders.

severul enquiries from housckecpcrs. tf.

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night in the Central Methodist church, Moncton, by the congregations of the resbyterinn and Methodist bodies. Addresses favoring amalgamation of the nliovo cliurchcs were delivered by Judge Forbes of St. John, Doctors Allison and Steele of Sackvillc, and Dr. Mcltac. Thc entire nudieucc expressed approval.

AT u meeting of the quarterly oillcinl oaid of Centenary church, St John s unanimous invitation was extended to Dr. Spmgue torcmain nnotiicr year as

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A si/iss meeting wus held \Vcdncs<li\y

pastor of Gi-nicnary thuich. Di Sprnguc ins not yet made known his decision, but it. is confidently cxpcctcd that he will accept ut the beginning of the next conference year.

THE executive of tho'l`cachers Associat-

ion of Prince Edward inland waited on the Government on Thursday last asking that a. commission be appointed to investigate the system of education in the Province. They were favorably received. it is felt that changing times require chiingc in methods and this as well as other details require considcrn tion.

R1»:\'. J. J. Ti»:ssu/its who is now

residing in London, Ont., the Wesleyan says, conducted the anniversary services, of tho Homlit-on Road Methodist church in that city, preaching to large con-

'itli much profit to his hearers. All are

ic can still charm and instruct as in the

GUARDIAN advertisers will be glad to 'now that its Saturday issue with its

least six hundred more people than any other during the week. This increase is in addition to its already much larger sale on Saturday. Every body should read The Guardian and have a copy of the special Saturday edition sent regularly from this oiflco to their friends. They will npprrciutc it more than a letter. Only fifty conts perycur or 251: for six

was lield'°iii Crnpnud Orange iiiiil on 'l‘liui-sdhy, I5 lust. The hall was packed

wi nd

prevailing throughout the evening. The cliuir was nbly illlcd by Isiinc Beers, Who In ii few und well chosen remarks li\i.rorlui:crl the |.iili:l\l.cd nicmhcrs of Kmll iiidward Division who furnished the following proizrninz-

Opening cheriis-liritiiiiiiia Forever. neoitiition-ivtiss nfiitii McNeill. l Solo-J. F. Proiii/t. i l'leadlng-Visitor.

Duet-Misses Reid and Robertson. Draniii-The Fashionable Wife, Misses

Wudman and McNeill and Messrs Proiltt, McDonald and Peters. Solo-James Gill.

Tiibioau-Faith, Hope. and Cli\\rii~y~

licnding~lilIss Winnie Wndnlen.

Duet-Messrs Pmiltt rind Gill.

Rccltntion-Misses McNeill and Robert.-

son. scicntitlo schools of health, hygiene and

medicine, and It will bc to your advan- tage to lay these incts to heart.

Solo-Ramsay Moore. lluct-Miss Winnie Wndmun and J. F.

Proiltt.

Closing chorus. After the progriiiu the pics were sold

by li capable nuetlonoer and n snug sum was realized.

Our "Guiilscol Emulsion" is awondertul preparation for building up tissue and' making the body strong-By its usa coughs are cured, and other lung and chest troubles worded oil`. Everything it contains is oi’ the tineetquality and w prepare it ourselves.-Only Zio per bottle.

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Candy is wholesomdif made from pure ingredients; that is why Wllll¢'S

Chocolates are in such demand. Put up in dainty' pound and half pound

boxes and sold by all the leading confectioners.

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land intend leaving about the middle of

GOOD capable girls in either the city or

ddrosses to The Guardian Employment ureiiu, Charlottetown as there are

bouts of Patrick Clinton, who left

Solo-Miss Mary Inman. ` foring, disease, weiikness, premature

old nge and death.

Tablets toduy.

D Schuman: cams to Charlottetown

on Saturday by the mall special

A sracrsr. meeting of K of C will be

held at 8 tonight. First Degree.

Surxninrsnpuur Suanr and Loccmo.

tive Fommsn Poole ot' the P. E. l.Railway returned from Moncton by the mail special on Saturday.

Tanannukl meeting of the Cornwall

Riiio Club will be held at the home of Jas. MoPh.ail, Olyde River on Satunisy

Tull pleasure craft in the harbor this

summer will prohablybe reinforced by ssveralilne launches among which will ties twenty-tive footer, equipped with a 2cycle,8 horsepower, which Dr. Small- wood contemplates building. 'ihe Dr. has owueda very satisfactory smaller launch for the pist two years, but is offering itfor sale, tomake room for its lsrgersuccessor.

Foot/ewlnc is n copy of the address pre~

sented to A. Stetson of Marshfield as re» ported in our columns a few days_ ago.

To Mr. A. Stetson:

We with deep regret learn that you are

about to depart from nuiougst us, to take up your abode in the Great West of this Canada of ours.

You have resided anionnst us since

your boyhood, and we can faithfully say that wehrire always found you in he n man, and one that has taken a lending part in any movement that was for thc betterment of thc district ln which we reside. Beside the industry that you hnvc shown asafariucr we liuve found you to he uciglibourly, und kind, always willing to give a helping hand or u word of good ndvlcc when needed.

Since you have decided to move from

beloved Prince Edwnrd Island, we are pleased that you are still to live under the British Flag, und help to build up that grant heritage oi this Douiinion, the Canadian North \Vest.

We trust that you will be successful in

nil your undertakings, and when you are called to that greater heritage beyond, your reward will bc that of the fnitliful servant.

To Mrs Stetson and inuiily, we wis`i

every linppiness in their new abode, und trust that God’s blessing will rent upon you and yours wherever you abide.

On behalf of your neighbours we risk

you to accept this purse ns n sinrill token of their esteem.

Signed

.latina \\'i'A'r'r.

‘ I"ni~;i> ’l`UuNi~:ii.

Wit. Goulfitirv.

lmvin Frrnousos,

.'\i.i-:x. S'rr:\v1in1~. li. G. liiuDoN.\i.i>.

Min-aliilelil, Moicli lililtl.

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STRANGE FACTS.

it secuia strnrigc tlint sometimes your

stomach or bowels won't digest. yuui food, no matter what you ent.

It maybe the weather, orit may bo

just tha.i-itate of your general health, butiln anycase, there is only one cer- tnin.snfe and positive method of cure, rind thatls the proper use of that unl- versul remedy: for ull forms of tlyi-ipcptir trouble or digestive weakness, whether in stomach, liver, kidneys or bowels- Stuurt's Dyspepsiii Tablets.

Strnnge,itia,thnt in such little tal>~

lets, to be taken n few times n day, inny lie such wnndroixs potential possibili- t.ios,th1ithy their use the course of n mim‘s whole life-yea, of thc] world- inriy bc changed:

Yet-, who would not appreciate fthe-

fuct thatif Napoleon had not been suf- icrlngfrom Cancer cf thu Stomach hc 'would have won instead of lost-al Waterloo?

And Stusrt's Dyspepsiri Tablets would

have cured his stomach Trouble had they then been invented, as they have cured thousands of others inthe pnsi ten years, who have suffered just us Napoleon did.

So you can readily wpprcclnlo that

t.oiiuy,by curing all I-hcse people, Slu- i\rt‘s Dyspepsin Tablets ishelplng to izetthe world's work done, by people who would do worse woik if they were sick, so they must bc having a great iullucnce, in a quiet. wny, on the world's

progress.

They may, tiicrcforc, be classed as

one of thc triuinphs of sclcncc, nniongsl. otlicrdlscovcrics, ln iiicdiclnc, nicchnn~

ics,trnnsportntion, ctr.

Let thls,Llic.n, reniuin in your ini'|n o\‘y,nt`net upon which to nui, when

occasion requires: -

When any organ in your vast digest-

ive mnclilnery izets out of order, you have nt your command one of the great inventions of tho age, in Stuiirtfs Dyspepsii\'I`nblets, to put your inachlnf

cry in order rigiiiii.

-By so doing you will save much use-

less frlction,add to the energy and working possibilities of your bodily mchine.nniiralleve yourself from sub

Allthieis strictly in accordance with

the most modern teachings nfl the best

Uoii't hesitate. Try Stuart.'s Dyspcpsia

GLASSES,

Cannot be Fitted by Rule.

A theoretical knowledge ni the

science of fitting glasses. is vary necessary; but io knowledge ivhielithe \\'ell grounded ootiniau

has gninad (rmn years of practical work. more than doubles t e c»\pn» bility oi such nn one to do aocin-ate

roimctlnf.

Wlthtie knoivledle ruined hy

over ton ysnrii oi prsct i-ul wni-k coupled with n good ihcorctl~ r-nl nowlwllo. and aided by tho most, modern motlhoda of nxnmlinv tion. wo claini tn he osiieeinliy' wnlltiiinlltlvd to iwrvn the puhtli- nptimlly.

G. F. HUTCHESON.

Mth last at 7.30 p. in. l

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THE NEW DRESS. GDDDSD AT STANLEY 'BROS.

Notable Display

All the fashionable fabrics re-

presented in this stock.

If you like to see dainty des

neat patterns, fine goods, auda the best approved and most ui makes, just havea look tlirouodern

magnificent assortment. gh ourl

Special purchase to sell at 32c

and 5oc a yard.

25 pieces double widths in plain

and spotted lustrcs, Navy, Cardinal, Black and Brown-Fine check Mobaivs for shirt waist suits-VVool sergcs in Navy, Red and B`ack~wortli fully 25

per tent more

DCI'

yard

A large assortment Moliairs,

tiveed effects, wool checks, serges, and venetians in all the good colors and black5 c yard-worth fully twenty-

iive per cent more

DCI’

50° yard

Homespuns 7oc, 8fic, $1.10 and

$1.2 5 yard.

Cream goods in Mtliairs, Cash-

ineres, Albatross Cloth, Venetiaiis and

fancies

35c to $1.55 hi.,

Mail orders promptly attended to.

Samples sent to any address-just

drop us a postal, and by ieturn mail you shall receive a full range in each line.

Stanley Bros.

. ect i`le At The Always Busy store ann

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Parin|ls.Pictun Framuswic

Our rinoi les are striiiulit forwn upiodnte, .iid those who have dealt viitli ii. speak in warm praise of our goods, prices and niethude. \\ c are here for ia permunenoy und want new friends ns well as the old ones. Wa solicit a is-ini

order.

265 Kent Si.,(h lown ,

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Pnnifssiniir

R. Jon LED'@LL,M~D- PHYSICIAN AND BUltGl‘ItiN

PownulSti-cet o posito l»t.Jo.c|ili’.~ i 'onir-ni. nouns»L'i.tlilll orioti. a. ii._i |..,.. ..._, 1 my 9, m, 1:-wiw

oarrister, Solicitor, Notary Pub-

lic, gc,

Ol* FICEB l-0 Hallornn lltllldintf. V (I rent

George Street next Bank of Novii lst-oi ni, t'hai-- lottaamii, P. lil. Leland.

6-in w tf

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SMALl.Vlv'0()ll, 1'. l(.,llnri'iHLei uiiil .\i|r»i_'iii:y

nt-Law. Notary Public, ctr., tnll.,-ii; tuni-

cron lllork, lntcly occupied by I-`_ ll. iliin'/.ziiil K.L‘.,SouthSldoQncenSqinirc. lloiicytoliiaiv.

A.A. Mclmllll. K. (‘. Donald Ii'lel{iiinun

Ml.-LEAN 8 McKINN0N»

Hsrristors. Attorneys-nt,-l.nw.

ns Block. 'Jlinr ottctown.

D. C. l\l0i.non, K. C. W. l-. lm. ii r

McLeod ® Bentley

Barrisinrs and Attoriieys-ut~luw‘

Solicitors for the Hank ol' Nova Swilid

Money tnlonn. 0rricas-Hunk of Novo Scotia i'||.nol urs. ll-I twwlyr. (1h.ii-to i.-mm . -_ .11

Mciluanie it Aisha; ii

Bsrrlsters, Solicitors t--c_ SUMMERSIDFI, 1'. i'.. l OBces-Ro al Bank of Canaria in ildlng.

Niall. McQUARRlic, ii. C.

E. ARSl‘ll\'A ilL'l`.

I-6 dw 9'

G E 0. S. I N M A N , ‘Barri'ster, Solidlor, Nolary, ctr.

Money to lnnn. (‘nll1'etloiu< ninilo. Olllce. lliriiiuitziio P. lil. l.

w. /i.o. Monson, i<.c.. mf. sivir. curry

Morson & Duffy

Bsrristors and Atmriicys.

Solicitors for 'l'l.o ltcrnl llunk of I ‘ann ii. i

Bdwtf .

E. B. WlLLiAM5,

Barrister. Solicitor and Noi-ry. Aifruu I/inusnr :nd

0FFiCE- HOLMAN l UTLDINQ,

Nerf tloor to Royal l`niil<, V Liter Si.

Sum iirrside. l\it)Ni<1V TO LOAN.

Aiillilr J. B. lYl€lllSh,il.A.

(HaRvARD.)

BARRISTEH A|\i.§A'l T0ill* EV-AT-LAW Cor. Queen and Iiichniond Ein.. L‘li'tuwn Telephone, House 25P,1On`ico 48.

8-10 tts and w

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Selected and packed with great care by R. N. Cox, Morell. A trial will convince you that they are ec rtsiuly the best you

ever used. 25c can or $1.75 tlozeii.

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‘2'él»”.'2‘l§`.S §`SANDERSON Q). CO.

_‘tg-_f..5, _ ii' v 1 §§»~» of gm" ~‘i\‘|'|ir|‘i\"__& " W "‘

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Spring Hats 1906

Caps. Our Hat Department has been re-arranged and is now the most up-iodate in the Province. Here you will End 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 |lilNlllll,

P. E. Island’s Greatest Clothing House. ,

if ISLAND i"'.'.;.;.;;'..;,.;.'.'.;" W

. . . . . . . . Sunnyside Greco ra. J

MUMFORD BROS. Produce Commission Flerciiants Muitifonirs iii:i1.1_iixi;. ARGYLB ST., HALII-AX, N, S.

F Vcrsginultibtfsn1ieii5£i\'|:;i |QtlioT.ilii_~iif‘llulAi i- 2 , t. ,"i,' \.=l~~_>-..'i~. llli'l»i-ati)-il.ll'ot»‘f»l`ic.l1roiili`lioi iilfiiill-ily (.\i..i» ket prices sent on ripiilicutioii. l`mi~iuiiii|<:»»i ~ solicitmi. t is -llyr

W. F. ll. Carvell, B. A.

Banlsia i.Su|icitur,lu1ary etc.

Coin Issioiici- foi piovlni; :lords vi-i iiui~.ir

Y. .\i. 1'. A. l'-niiliiiiz

Tolephniin No. ‘.'&i7.‘} ('ln:iiloi.lri.,».-. ii.

Mnncy Lo lfuin.

Capt Breton .ids

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R088 & MaCLEOD... J.. ...__ drier. Money ‘fi 1...... <|i..i,f|i~ 1. ... .. ii..." lliitldlng und liniint ir imiinv.

flfilcts, Vi iii~|nt,ii~si 1-ui, .~_».|»i.-\_ 1 li

Huon lions l..i.,ll. J, li. ,\ \l .» l.»~i»

G. L MURPHY .il til.

SvDNi¢\', C. ii. Genrral Commission in-iitiniirs

lah nil Produce handled on .niiiniin

ii Prompt retnr ns ms le is dw tvr

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KING EDWARD lltfi i EL

Opposite I.C.R Depot_,i1nl»inx. rittod with iill nioflrrn iiii|\in\.~|.|.~l.i~_ ni -chill ccntly fiirnisliod. Sit lninin limi vii-ii iiiisnr sssodiiiilnliiiix. \\'iiIiin um ml--iiio-i ii-‘o

Hy street mrs to the contra of thu Viiy. Tornin ||.w to $2.50 por duy accord ni: to lo-

mmu WM. WILSON, Proprietor.

Apt as d i vr __

THE DUFEERIN HOl`EL

Si- John, N. E.

nvulooklnstlie beautiful lin; Square. Mod-

irn in every stall. Newly painted and ve- arpeted lhronyhont. The only hotel in the :ity with prlva e lawn and gardens.

I. LIIUI WILLIO, CHAI CAHPBRL1.

Prop. Manner.

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HOTEL BRUNSWICK

MONCTON, N, B.

The Largest and Best Loeaisd Hotel in

the City, Accommoziating 200 guests

iltilatarldlnitihs <‘;1|itictiit,i~|»‘t»ti:ii- ¢_».nn». unit-1

C It Nllltl, I'l‘1'<_ lllvll Il

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ioi. ly L rn u or on 4tl_in i fum erawuniri-ll

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4-1s»ii,if crm, Mie-.ivi-‘i-\:\'_ ii...

E. O. BROWN.

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