GUARDIAN, MARCH 25, 1905
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For the Finest Finished
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Photo Work Come to the
Leading Studio
, CARBONS
PLATINOTYPES
ARTISTS PROOFS
GEO- H. COOK
NEW IRIBRISAY BLOCK.
The Studio where baby la alvny
welcome.
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You -_ Know‘ '
These Goods
They are the some brandaa your grand-
parents bought, 59 year; ago, and
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  Lllill NEWS
Reporters and Correspondents
Everywhere.
Haunt Ross, Wheatley River, brought
four ‘excellent fat cattle to the city yester-
day. ‘
R. A. Housrbn and Ernest Bulmnn,
Rustieoville were among the 'visitors to
the city yesterday.
Missionam' Sermons wlll°be preached
at Grace ind First Methodist Churches
tomorrow and offerings for missions taken.
Anvsrmssus are again reminded that
ullordluary “changes should be in this
office no latter than one p. ui. to insure
insertion in fdllowing issue.
ST. Pl<:rz:n’s Ssnvwss:-Wednesday 5
p. ni., Childreu's Service, Salome; Wed-
nesday 7.30 p. m., Bible Instruction;
Friday 7.30 p. m., “The Penitence ofthe
Will."
Tns St. Dunstnn's Cathedral Choir as-
sisted by the leading talent in the city,
will givea grand sacred concert in the
Market Hall, Wednesday evening, March
tlilth. in-aid of the League of the Cross.
Watch for program.
Ti-is P. E. I. Hospital gratefully ac-
knowledges the following:-DurifeyRlggs,
2 doz. fresh eggs; Mrs. Colonel Longwortb,
old linen; Mrs. llood ahd Mrs. Yeo,
magazines; Mrs. Tail, flowers; Arch. Mc-
Dunald,Clydc Rlver,i‘i bus. potatoes, jar
“fe “Amped _ ” _r buttermilk and i bus. of epp'es.
“I847_R0g'€7_§` BVOJ, ’I`iil-:R1~:\v|\s a fair attendance at thc
market yesterday. A good many loads of
iiny were in which sold from 70 to 804: per
ewi. Eggs were a little lower at 20:: per
doz Butter sold from 25 to 2'7c per lb
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ani oats per buf at 40 -Bile.
 G H E5,  Tm-r death took place at Orwell .Cove
t ,azz--er-_Q1
HERB FOOD W 
Is a guaranteed flesh, milk and egg
producer. Fcedit to your cows,
hogs and hens and note the im-
provenxent it produces at once.
This preparation has become very
popular wiih farmers and stock
lraisers who feed it. Price loc per
b. _
S We have the Knives, Forks and
poons as well as many Berry Spooni,
Cold Meat Forks. Ladies. etc.
on Mal ch 14th, 100: of Alexander J ML
Iicnd, aged 42 years. lie leaves to mourn
» *.7 f n loving wife and three children, two
-  sons and one daughter. lie wana duti-
ful husband, a kind father, a good neigh-
estecm and respect in which he was heir
by all who had his acquaintance.
(Other papers please copy)
APM ecanes Han held on the 23rd’ lust, the following re
I ` - ' ' - , M ‘solution was moved by Bro. Wm. S Mc
 Neill, seconded hy Bro. A S McNeill
and carried unanimously Resolve
,-Tuul _-ir _
' ' ` , , Bury. TW. C. Hwrru awe, exneeruiug
 . _ whom nputloa was made in Thursdays
. , , ' ,isaue, vip at one time stationed in Ken-
- , eingfiou Hall instead of Graeellhareh.
J. Albert Watkins, formerly with
Iinhert Palmer dc Co oi’ this city. has The
Gixardiaifa thanks for interesting souven-
in of,La Junta, Colo., where he is now
-- 4 residing. V I
Bar View nan Vxcmrrv.-At the last.
meeting ol Cavendish Literary Society
Rev._ Ewen`McDonald gave an interesting
and comprehensive paper on "socialism" -
in which he reyiewed the socialistlol
movement lnEngland and France e een-:
tury ago. At a previous meeting the
members were treated to an exceedingly
interesting paper on "Three English
Women 01' Letters" (Elizabeth Barrett
Browning, Jehu Ingelow and Mrs.
Iiemane) by Miss L. M. Montgomery.
Miss Montgomerv recited selections`from
the best poems of each author, in her
oivn inimitable style. On Friday evening.
the 31st of March, Rev. John Simpson
will mud s. paper before this Society, sun-
jeet not yet announced. 'I he society bas
not received their new books yet as they
have been lying at Picton for two months
awaiting the pleasure of the Dominion
Government and the convenience of the
commander of the Minto.-R. W
Simpson, Bay View, has stepped down
and out of the ancient dnd honorable
calling of agriculture and moved to Sum-
menslde to engage in the less poetic but
more profitable business of selling
machinery and fenclngto the farmers.-
Lobster packers are preparing for another
season. They still have hopes that the
ice may get away‘yet before the lobsttr
season closes.-A very considerable
amount of money Is to be expended ou
Bay View Wharf this spring. This wharf
was badly damaged by the storms last
tall.--If the winter steamers get icc-
bound in Picton next winter and the
Dnuiinlon Government is too poor to use
rlynamite v\'hy not send over n few
brawny P. E. Islanders with cross-cut
saws. It would only be u. matter of u few
dnys to cut through n few miles of such
ice as formed an impossible barrier to thc
wonderful up-to-date ice breaker M nto.-
Kecp at the tunnel, Guardian and help
us isolated Islanders in the mutter of both
winter and summer communicstion.Down
wit-h monopolies that take such extortion-
ate tolls on our summer freight to the
\nainln.nd,uud down with any Govern-
ment that will not do us yusticc. Thu
Islnndmiust have continuous communi-
cation at ull times and proper counec ion
with the Government railway on the
bor and very hospitable to the travelling Mu|,,|,md__C(,m_ I
public. The large concourse of people '
who assembled to follow his remains to
‘their lust restimz place showed the high A C A U    
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Jne V. ry Common Cause, Gener-
ally Ov<r~Looked.
GEUI E.  wg w,   Ar the regular session of Elliott ._
h - , ,| I¢\vcl¢1‘~ ` Division No 224 S of T., Rocky Point
_ Headache is a symptom, an indication of
, dcrnngement or disease insomc orgamnnd
_ the cnuee of the headache is dlfllcuit to
locate because so many diseases have
, headache as a prominent symptom; .lc-
n trouble, kidney disease, lung trouble, cyt-
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S 0  Thai/-We the officers and men\1,e|~,, of rungement ofthe stoinaehnml liver, heart
7 ` - ¢ Elliott Division S of T dcslrc to place o
A DRUG STORE TI-IAT
IS A DRUG STORE
There are loin of drug stores. You
mov wander whether it makes any
difference where you take your
nreslcriplione or where you buy your
goo I.
. Our belt promise is our drug store
ltu-li. Cerng in and luvulticaie it
from from dear to back, from top to
bottom. Bring in anybndly els: who
is competent to judge an '<t them
investigate methods, quality of
drugs, prices and everything else
If you do, you are bounn to become
one oi' our customers because you
will find that this is e real drug
stole worthy the name.
Mab0n’s Drugstore,
Sounds East, P. E. Island.
FLOR
3oo I:srrels`choice family Flour
for sale CHEAP FOR CASH.
Fix e Roses.
Royal househ 0ld»
Royal Stuart.
Beaver.
Feddra,
Gypsvo
Beacon.
Every barrel guaranteed.
Bccr Q & Goff.
lladdin
Bros.,
Druggisis
‘ Your ho`i's(: sirl March
is the mouth to tone up
your horses and cattle.
,0ur "Beau
in Prince
condition
.""°“° , Powder
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A Leads them ali.
z5c s lb. ptcksgc. ,
llEll|llN BRUS-
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 Legislature at its next session.
lines of
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“Low Shoes I
for Spring l.
Dongola light sole,
self tip $1.65.
Dougola heavy sole,
patent tip _$r.85.
Tau colored, heavy
sole $2. 3 5.
r Alleyiiilu.
benpprovcd of by the members of thi
Tm: S. S. Convention of the Eldon Dis
follow mg is the program.
Alf‘r|-:nNor\N.
Devotional Exercises.
Reading of Minutes 1I3¥ctlon Officers.
Address -Rev. A. J. -Neill. '
EVENING.
Devotional Exercises.
Address-Rev. J. Webb.
Address-Rev. A. D. Archibald.
Paper- A. S. Nicholson.
Conference. V
'Ina friends and neighbors of James
McMillan, Cornwall, presented him with
the following address previousto his de-
parture to High River, Alla..
Dear Mr. McMillan.
On the eve of your departure from our
connnuuiiy, we asa. number of your
friends and neighbours take this oppor
tunlty of expressing the very Rcnerol
regret which is felt at your removal from
ourmidst. \\e assure you of our ap-
preciation of your uniform kindness asa
nclghhourand of the esteem in which
you and your estimabie family are hold
ny the large circle of friends you will
leave behind. It has bcena source oi
great pleasure to learn of your wlfe's
steady improvement in health and wc
trusttllnt in your new home in the far
west that every possible blessing will
ntteml you and yours. Asa. slight token
of the regard in which you are held by
your many friends and well vvlshers wc
ask you to accept of the accompanying
suit. ease and match chain. Though the
lutrinsic value of the gifts may not be
large, we can assure that they are follow-
ed by our best wishes for your success.
and with the hope that they will occasi-
onally remind you of the old acquaint-
ances and times at West River and
Cornwall. ,`
Signed on behalf of his frierds.
Cornwall, P. E. I.
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and exte1\dll1Sl° °h““‘,"l "gg b';°°",f,ifJd
by Mr, pn; smin Dav eshw * I0 Pu);
:action nn. give;-lx=1;°mB,;9¢m»1 Mom
patch? modtrficularsa 1 to ~
`3°¢°' °',.P,-Bug ;.a.rfxl)|.I:lsu
M d 5| A Amnscy ut'I.\v-
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Farmers and Horsenien-We wont you
to know that the best powder on the
'market to bring horses in condition is the
“Island Condition Powder"-The sale for
this article is steadily increasing eachyt-an
which is a guarantee in Itaelftoitaquality.
saying nothing of the numerous testi-
rnoninlsln its favor. Try it. Full pound
package only 25e.- A. W. Reddln, Phm B
5,,-k mlm- 1-ich, mellow and of refined
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Blackboard Lesson Rev. A. D.
Archihuld.
_  ,,eco,.d our ,wpmv,,| . of me p,.0p0,,e,| strain or ill fitting glasses all produce
l _  LQ amendments E to the present prohlbi
' tory law, as put forth by the Gram
_ liearlnclics ami if we could always locate
| the. organ which is at fault the cure of
m,.i,,io,,,,,, “Slant ,,e,,,,;0n_,md ,,,,,.,,eSt|y obstinate headaches would be a much
hope that t-he said amendments will ~`-‘l“llll“" "’“"5e"~
. However, for that form of hcminchc
called frontal headache, pain back of thc
eyes and in forehead, the cause is now
' known .to be cutarrh of the head, and
t"i‘~'t which him W be P°8lP°““‘l °“`i“5' t° throat; when the headache is located in
the storm will be held in the Baptist "
Churcllr Eldon' 9" Tuesdil-7 7’8°h> i“St'Th" from ceturrh ofthe stomach or liver.
back of head and neck it is often caused
At any rate cuturrh is the most common
,cause of such headaches andthe cure of
` the cntarrh causes a prompt disappear
ance of the headaches.
_ There is at present no treatment. for
catnrrh so convenient and effective as
Slunrtfs Cntnrrh ’I`ahlets, a new internal
remedy in tahletform, composed of anti-
reptles like red gum, blood root which acl.
upon the blood and cause the elimination
ofthe cntarrhal poison from the system
through the natural channels.
Miss Cora Alnsicy, upiolnlncnt school
teacher in one of our normal schools,
speaks other experieme with catarrhal
headaches and euiogizes Stuart`s Cntnrrh
Tablets as a cure for them. She says: “i
auffeieldaily from severe frontal head-
lche and pain in and hack of the eyes, at
` times so intensely as to lncupncitntc mc in
my daily duties. I had suffered from
caturrh, more or lc-ss for years but never
thought it was the cause of my headaches,
but finally became convinced that such
was the case because tho licadaclics were
always worse whenever I had n cold or
fresh attack of cntarrh.
“Stuari.'s Cntnrrh Tablets were highly
recommended tn me as a safe and pleas
mt caiaxrh cure and oftcr using n few
rlfty cent boxes which I pro. ured from my
druggisds I was surprised and delighlei
to find that both the catarrh and head-
aches had gone for good."
Stuu|l.'s Cntnrrh Tablets are sold by
llruggists al. fifty ccnta per package, umicr
the guarantee of the proprietors that they
contain absolutely no cocaine (found in so
many caturrh cures) no opium (so common
in cheap cough cures) nor nny harmful
drug. They contain simply the whole-
some ontiseptlcs necessary to destroy and
drive from thel system the germs of
eatarrhal disease.
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The Great March Discount Sale Still
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Continues at Stanley Bros.  
One quarter to one half -off the rc-
. gular prices.    
. Everything goes ! I
    No Reserve.  
ST A A LEY BROS.
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Makes Youll BISCUITS Lmifr.
Makes vouR BUNS Llarrr.
la/ness You!! LABOR Llolfr.
Order from your Grocer.
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Pianos
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The stormy winter
has left us with more
pianos on hand than
we should have. In
order to close some of
them out we offer
spin ndid bargai n s.
VVe want you to call
and see us- l
Bargains in _
Herrtzman Pianos
as well as in many
, other kinds.
Plano buyers can save
Miller Bros.
SUNNYSIDE.
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OUR POSITION
in this coinmunltfy is assured. You
know that swine o the very best famil-
ies arc our puirous. .
0ur Photographs
hrc seen in ihc most artistic house-
holds. The rnlvuiicc in photographic
ineiliods has been vcry considerable
during the lnsi few years. If you
would know how considerable, call at
our studio. You will sec samples that
must cxciic your kccnest adm ration. ‘
GAUVIN, GENlZl:L & C0.,
rnoroonarnsns, `
J. A. S; BAYER, PROP.
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cemnrable
eva '
When using one‘s eyes r (not
abusing them) oue`shou|d not
be aware of their existence.
An manifestation of strain
or Irritation, indicates an
' abnormal condition.
It is our SPECIA L pusinesg
to examine this delicate organ
and discover and correct by
means of glasses any construc-
tivedefect.
Eastern Steamship Co.
INTERNATIONAL DIVISION
Reduced Ratesefiective May 1st.'o5
St. John to Portland, $3.00.
St. john to Boston, $3.50.
Commeneing March 22, 1905, steamer
leaves St john Wednesdays at 8 a. m.
(Atlantic Standard) for Lubec, East-
pori, Portland and Boston.
Saturdays at 6;i}o pim. for Boston direct
RE U NING
From Boston, via. Eastport and Lubec
Mondays and Fridays at 9 a. ni.
From Portland. Mondays .it 5.3¢ p.m.
Passengers arriving at St. john on
evenings previous to morningksailings
eau go direct to steamer and ta e cabin
'berth or stateroom for the trip.
All cargo, except Live Stock, vis,
sleamers of this compan is insured
' Boston. Mass
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FLOUR TALKS
To have goodfbread, YOU must have good Flour. \Vc sz
good Flour cheap-iu:smnll bagsflarge bags, }4 barrels ana
barrels. Call an gei_our prices.
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dny iii   L*
MAKES YOUR EXPENSES LIGHT . I
Bargains in S ’
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Ferl?
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Success breeds imitation.
Let 11 cle'-:er designer create a new
hat or shoe or cout-and it is copied by
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The Evils of I Y
imitation. . ,
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every petty maker in the country.
Fit-Reform styles, Fit-Reform
garments, Fit-Reform Wardrobes, are
imitated. And the imitators’ sole
claim to popularity is that the imitations
are “just as ood” as Fit-Reform.
New-:R Bsigren-only fries; as
good.”
Fit-Ref rm originates and creates
1- ~ .. t Only one Fit-Reform Wardrobe in this city
Prowse Bros.. Charlottetown. , p,
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money by buying here.
Flillowners, Dairymen,
Lobster Packers
When fitting up for Spring work try the
NEW FOUNDR
Foot of Queen Street
` For CASTINGS, REPAIRS of all kinds.
Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers.
Q.; Charlottetown Foundry Machine Co. Ltd.
Phone 73. Pearse No. 1 wimf. P. 0. Box 41|
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Hnv Zolor or the Rainbow
can be used to paint
“BAN NIGER”
EDDY’S
impervious Shcathing.
Ask your builder to use it on your new building.
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’ ’ tCh olates are , _ _ .
.Hover ;;°,fotB;Ssib1(;°¢° bay anything svp¢,’,or. ,,Reunl‘ page 6tc per lb.  F. IIUICIIESUN, ,wsiiac §a,§;,..kge.£,...S:i.i;hn' N B, SL ]°,m_ N_ 8_1 Sem” Alum
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