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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, APRIL 26, 1901
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pleasing C
0 ile say good thinffs about
30:iee;l`hi1’\e§ lvou have iold themb.
"Th, beet ’l`ea we ever used"
.qgcttg-f than Tea we paula higher
price for."
These are a sample of the expres-
gionc .if _-niisthction we have heard
about our
IDEAL BLE
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the best 2; cent Tea on the market,
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EVERY MAN
.msg \¢ pected, as tothe merits of whatwe
*fyom
pig-We offer you goods, exclusively our own
'R' you buy from us, you will never see a
|hP|i¢gre with anyone.
ggcond-Our cutting, iitting, sewing, etc. is se-
gqne to none in this Broad Dominion.
'nifé-The above exeellences are yours at a
ggure, also our own, but we give all preference
‘gd advantage to our customers. Secured only
by long years of hard work and trying exper-
QICCS. `
.I T. FTCKENZTE,
'BbeTailor. _ _
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Ilr. J. H. Ayers
. IIEITIST .
OPTIC E- S1.1.n.:n.'yI:l.cl_e ;
New Prowse Block. l°\`rst door to the nght
up stairs. _
Satisfactory work. Reasonable pnoe.
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Cottage To Rent
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On Fitzroy Street Eastooqtaining 7 room and
itied with all the modern improvement also
Caaghhnmeand ble. Appl -to
m ].yD. TAYIJ0l_..
p¢\,_;3¢1¢_f_ Printer
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TH!-3 steamer Coban of the Black Dia-
mond Liue is in Louisburg.
L.O. A.-SPECIAL meeting ` of St.
Georges Lodge, No. 1171 to-night. Im-
portant business.
4
RA\'zL`s Humpty Dumpty Co., will
shortly open an engagement in the Acad-
emy of Music, Halifax.
of Nova Scotia at Charlottetown is at the j
THE Princess arrived in port at 7 o'ciock
yesterday evening having on board, 30
pmsengers, 1 car seed, 4 cars way freight _
A and T9 bags of mail. 3
Mr. W. Nelson,ot London. arrived in the
city by the Princess y€Sl1~*l‘d&Y “@0108-
He takes charge of the Manual Training 1
School at Summerside.
1 Tnonas SPuLxxaN returned from P. E. ,
Is‘and with three line draft horses for the 1
city, purchased on the Island at about ,»
$135 each.-Halifax Chronicle.
THE Greetlands of which Mr]-N. Ratt ~n- ‘
bury, Charlottetown, is the agent. is at,
L¢uigburg awaiting a chance to R25 M
around to Sydney.-Sydn¢7 P331?-
OWING to the high wind yesterday after-
noon Messrs. Saunders Sc Newsom tele-
phoned to Crapaud cancelling a shipment
of cattle by the Steamer Hillsboro.
Messrs. Jack and Walter Deacon and
Mr. Russel Clark have returned to their 1
home in North Wiltshire after spending
some time visiting friends in Darlington.
Among the passengers by the Princess
Ma. W. D. Ross, Manager of the Bank `
Haiif...r._Haiif.1x chronicle. l
COUNTRY <<:
' £1
A VERY interesting :meeting of the
“Study Class" of the Canadian Historical
and Literary Society took place at the
home of Mrs. Anderson yesterday nfter~
noon. Miss Palmer read a paper on
"Frontenac" which was much enjoyed by
all present. An animated discussion
foil-owed in which all took part. The
next meeting will ba at the home of Mrs.
Peters, May Tth at 3.3) p. m.
A HALIFAX despatch of April 25th saysi
Presbyterian College Halifax conferred
the honary degree of D. D., last evening
on Revs. T. F. Fortheringham, St John
and J. W. McKenzie, missionary to the
New Hebrides. The graduates are:
Adams D. Archibald Harold M. Clark,
W. A. Cunningham, G. E. Forbes,
Benjamin Glover of Georgetown, P.
E. I.; J. J. McAskill, J. McDou-
gall, C. C. McIntosh, A. McLeod, J. C.
McLeod, J. W, A. Nicholson, J. A. Ram-
say, Humilton, P. E. I.; G. M. Boss, W.H.
Sedgewick, George Woods.
R. BARR, demonstrator for the Cana-
dian Kodak Co., expects to be in this
city about May lst.. His mission is to ex-
plain fully the working of the severla1“Ko~
daks, printing and developing* papers
manufactured by the Eastman Kodak'Co.
and his visit will afford owners or prospec-
tive owners of Kodaks a good opportu-
nity to get "pointers" in"phot0graphy
Messrs. Johnson 8: Johnson the agents of
the company here, will give further no-
tice of his arrival, and will place their
store at the disposal of all “Camera
fiends” during Mr. Barr’s visit to the
City. '
Wednesday morning were Mr. James
Hauhey and Mr. John Monaghan, both Of ,
Kelly’s Cross,en route to Winnipeg. Man'
itoba. A
The friends of Mr. William Payne of p
Reddin Bros. who has been in the Char-
lottetown hospital for the past f»hI‘8B
weeks will be pleased to learn that he is
able to be out again. '
Tm: B.Y.P.U.of the Baptist Church Will
give a concert on Tuesday "$01118 D031?
at 8 o‘clock.An excellent prolmllll his him
prepared and good home made candy
win be supplies dunno an *lik*
THE Loyal Crusaders of North  M
will hold their ninth anniversary meet1\18 _`
in the hall at that place on the evening Of ’
to twillbe presenttoaddress the meet-
ing. Admission 1Octs, children 568-
ool. Be sure to attend-a. goodtime
guaranteed.-COM. -
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;';c“"°°- -Ti°“°°" “W” 1°°'*Q‘“"'°" l eigntytwsnmnla. 'fhé ctuefwitn eighty
nine, is not yet  The qupgon
  a\‘sn§who-, makes nfs; job
mug' som lust. beginnino -sceisrhv 4
D it o'oiock. Rev. Messrs. Thomas and Dys~
on , ,,
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THE EDlTOR’S MAIL
Slow Census Work.
Sm, -Will the census. eu umerat-
ors ever get through with their work 'l It
seems to be slow with some atleast. It is
toobad that the Government have to pay
men to talk to their neighbors instead of
attending to their duty. There are two
` ’ ie  notice., Olgrieompllfod
his wojiqk over a week ago, tiking down
` t get more pay than the man who per
formshis work V , ptly? Let at man be
pid according  llioaws-ki  Qirorgr
way to payfbr census ti ing (sito 'pay not
over Z) cents per family. Any person with
common school education ought tobe able
to take down tent families pe;-_,_dg_\_y and
save Government _nit least $100300 less
than cost of present way. ` ' " ` `
Yours,
Looksn ON ‘
while you can buy them good, April 23rd» 1901'
Crisp and snappy at the Ecipse Bakery
for only iz cents 'per pound.
Fresh lot to-chy, send or telephone
your order.
Telephone 211 V
D- STEW ART.
I
Eclipse Bakery
Bakes Best Bread.
V 
_ At- Canoe Cove, on the 25th, inst., Ann
' lMcPhaii,reiict of the late Dougal1McDou-
li ' f   S31  ll §‘     
 m  __ a 1 TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Ladies’ lleliarimenl
1500 pair Ladies’ Cotton Stockings, the,160;;kind. 90
800 “ children’s “ “
30 doz Ladies' Végrs worth 200 120 63011
15 ac ac .¢ »¢  22g eagh
The balance of our spring Capes up to $0.50 each $1.-9%“Btcll
- TENDER CORNS.
Softrcorus, corns of all kinds removed
without pain or sore spots by Putna.m’s
Painless Corn and Wart Estractor.
Thousands testify that it is certain. Pam-
less, and prompt. Beware of substitutes
offered for the genuine “Putnam’s” Ex-
tractor, Sure, safe, harmless. At all
druggists or sent by mail upon receipt of
twenty-live cents. N. C. Poison 8: Co.,
Kingston, Ont.
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BORN.
In this city, on April 23, 1901_, to Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Ferguson, a. son.
A msn. I
At. Boston, April 19th, Harry H. Mc
Kay, formerly of Charlottetown, ago 34
years.
I Port of Charlottetown.
April, 25. Ar. Lady May( McDougall,
Belle River; S. Sl Hillsboro, Gillis, Or-
well; S. _S.E1ec_trn. Mclfaren. Montague.
Amo. it  Pew”
  Bene River; s.
S. Hillsboro, Gillis, Crapaud; Dieiytris,
Cook, Vernon River; S. S. Electra, M9-
2oo new sailor Han White ....51 Buch g,  egos
140 new Blouses ne la.r600Iiind ‘a  ,‘°      ~
92 better “ . gg 800 “ Q ‘   fi” A”H&$:&;:t?3il1.:1gl-111;rm§lf=1!\;;»tl<11';?;5
f - -1'(-1- 
to restore the appetite and strength
1000 Bone Hair Pins regular 250_doz “ 11125 C1122 ...__._..___.._
144 pair Side Combs worth 80 pan' a,  _.40 pair SYDNEY WANTS n._
8 colors Ta.il`.»t-a. neck Ribbons 5 inches wide .i 170 yard __
78 Ladies’ Lace Ties worth 25c and 280 each gc eacg wnnnncxg. §;sAi:lr;i3i;w;;i-Tri; saggy
286 yards Dress Tweed regular 400 _D YN' hon.” of m,,_0m,0' establish me, 8,59
240 pairs Men’s English Braces worth 220 120 pail'
fa ac N 96 53 “
130 “ boy’s
54 Suits Men’s Colton Underwear “ 900 suit:
S0 Suits Men’s Balbriggan “ “ 1.20 “
20 doz Men’s Ties Knot shape ‘ -
'26 (102 “ “ Fore-in-hand
36 men’s Umbrellas worth 1
Many other bargains to choose from. Store open froml
8 a. m. till 9.30 p. m.
680 suit
900 “ ‘
150 each
150 each
00 ' 690 each
Come and deal where you get the genuine bargains. `
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 that place. _
_  gmontague; ,__f1‘hlst_le. Murchison.
' Sydney. _
Wanted-A case of LN euralgia that
. _A _ A ~ Bentley's Lipiment will not instantly
` relieve. All dealers 250.
C Millinery Opening.
If we may judge from remarks overheard
at the millinery ooening last evening,
Messrs. Moore 85 McLeod have added
largely to an already most enviable repu-
tation as purveyors of fine millinery.
From 7.30 until closing time the store was
thronged with ladies whose pleasure was
evidenced by their comments. All through
the store, skilful hands had been at work
with the result that it presented a' very
handsome and attractive appearance.
Some of the exhibits on the first Hoor -
notably the dress goods, siiks, and ladies’
furnishings were very fine. The
s cond flco: was lluely decorated
with tastsiuldrapings and hangings-of
silks and laces interspersed with Bowers
natural, and artitlcials. Ol course the
main centre of attraction was in the
millinery department-among the dainty
and stylish designs executed by Miss
Toombs and her staff.
A few of the prettiest items are.
For instance: A large tucked chiffon
tam, caught up in thefrout with large
knots of chiffon; poppies or Canadian
large Amazon plumes on side. Then
there is a large black picture hat,
of braided tulle, sequim roll, round brim
jet buckles, bows of mechlin finished
with large plumes and black roses.
,We saw also a pretty leghorndop trimmed
with foliage, veiled in _pink and white
chiffon. At the back there is a large bow
of black velvet ribbon caught with a. large
gold buckle. We understand that,
so far as possible the stock.wili
be left unchanged to-day-and we
would recommend any one who
was unableto cali last evening to do so
to-day.
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'THE Dnncclsrs ARE BUSY.
Drugzists report great demand for the
new 25 cent size of Catarrhozoue and to~
day sales almost cleared out their stock.
They explain this rapid run on Catarrh-
ozone by the fact that it gives better sat-
isfaction than any other remedy on the
market. Druggists say that Catarrhozoue
is the ong remedy that really does cure
Catarrh, nonchitis and Asthma.It relieves
quickly is pleasant and convinent to use,
and guaranteedto cige or your money 1
hack. Readers suife ng from Irritable
strongly advised to try Catarrhonone; it
never fails to cure even the worst case.
To-dn.y’s Probabilities.
Tonoum, April 26.-(Spodsl.)4-l(od-
crate tofrosh easterly to north caste;-ly
winds, clowdy to fair, with a_ tow
showers. -.- T ~ _
p .
But it isn’t the pain alone that is dread-
ed, just think o the loss of tlmeanrll,
wages. Sprains without number have 
cured by rubbing Poisons No:-vilkseiwell T
into the pores of the skin sunouudlngmhoi;
skin around the joint, No matter whether__=
it is sprained wrist; -ankle, knee drblck,Z»
just try Nerviline' on ‘it and see how
quick it will cure. There is only one linil'
ment that can be depended upon to cure
sprains, strains and swellimzs, and than
is Polson’s Nerviline. Large bottle 2 `
ents. 1
~ A122-_ --__ -'_ _ia-__ -_ __'-i_..__- -__.
WANTS, LOSTS. FOUND, ETC
,__ ‘ 
T0 LET,-That conveniently situated house
cn the corner of Pownal and Water st eet at
present occupied by Mr Hewitt, has all mod-
ern irnproyements. Possession given the first
of May. 26 t f
T0 LET.-Two new dwelling-houses -on
Hillsboro St. near Hillsboro Square. These
houses ire both new and first-class in every
particular and have all modern conveniences.
Apply to W. W. Wellner. 26 t f
T0 LET.-A three story dwelling on Prince
street near Kindergarten Hall Th house has
all modem conveniences. Apply to W. W.
Wcllner. 26 t f
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 $i.00 is a marvel. '4 l_.~
 Films containing 6 expos-
 ures for 10 and 15 cents. _jf
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A .ti Ask for  if/‘
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' showmg_ pctures taken with ,A/lj)
,\'\\;`}, Brownie Camera. M
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(and most people. do
after the long Winter
with its close confine~
ment and inactivity)
You should .try
l`lac’s Tonic -
A preparation of
sterling worth. It
- quickly restores ap-
pe_'t_iteia_r_\!¢_1 strength- _
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[longs Marmalade
Yesterday we received nerve/;|T.l
dozen 5 pound tins of Orange Marma-
lade direct from the Factory. We
nls reel only miter them atllia wi lol
nl: ul .
. 480. a tin. _
This it a genuine snap and we ad-
__ _.___ £._2__A_ L.. _.._.l »\.¢.2_ Anais;-ar.
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Throat. Bronchitis,`Catarrh &c., are i 1 -  A _ . .   .1
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day to-day. ji I .
Come in when down to market, we.’il. bo, 'glad
to see you and show youths Boost exhibit of
Spring~=Millincry-yeu’ve seen.=yct¥»   »
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Wehaveaverynieevarietyinmedinmpriitdbeda-all nice 4818". ranging
price $5.65to$xo.5o.
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Note of Hand Books, Receipt Boorseté., etc. etc. , _ ._ -
You can save MORE than the middle ma`n’8 prod". 
them a.t'headqua.rters. _ ,  
J. D. T-AY|_.c>FR',
The Popular Stationer and Printer. __ ` .- _
Morris Block, Victoria  .` 1 ‘
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ICE CREAM , ICE CRE",  L ,_ f
'l;,.,.2  irq.; ; 11./-‘S ; _, f,_._ ' h »-» . . .--YK ~f» ~ ~~‘;= ° <
For a hot day there’s certainly nothing nioor than a nice liao'
cream from our Pastourised Cream, the flavor of whioh’is admitt-
edly superior toordinary cream.”  
quality of Ice Cream. Those who have and it pronounce it do-
licious.- . . * . ~ ,. »  "~~“
3., , -. ,f . , , _ 1 ~
..\ftei'"May lst we will be  to deliver it in psokaga
to any part ofthe city at  4%.' _ » ,` ' 
At present wo are prepared to make it tc- order-any 
tity you luke. We can<§‘qp§l  for clllreh ' 
soeials, picnics, teas, etc. Telephone 238. g
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rncurnsa min rung ,|¢|m§g,
Water Street, near Queen Hotel.
18 ood 3 m.
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London House
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Men’s Felt Hats ‘
Hard
1 Soft
Caps
Men s -
and boys’ 1 r
"T`For the benefitpof th ,pfladies  ho  un-
able to_;got,fdov|lip‘;%§é` mil exmit last
evenhig”-P wcehw Qded 1 'fc si ‘iiitall