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Q; opportunity if you do not ,-
A2 bay the Job lots of wall "
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oo at ~
.4 We claim to have the
._ pret ies* patterns and the 
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__ let ns know and we will .-`
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your home. We know °
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IF '
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WANT
to practice econ-
omy buy your
cake, pastry,bread,
rolls, etc, etc , at
STEWART.
Ec1.n>sa Bazaar,
Bakea Best Bread. 1
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At it, ,same address, since 1891. Also
Stcncils, Steel Stamps, Price Card out-
fits, }\"hito Enamel Letters, &c. 'Write _
us, \vc’ll do the rest. Chas. W. Mack,
0 I i-l:\ I(in-,~_- St. \Vest. Toronto. '
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Buyers of
Drcsscd Pork,
Fresh Eggs,
y Poultry, ctr. _
ohn Hopkins,
Summerside.
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FOR SALE
1 ii nr part of s valuable farm cou-
tsiuiug 84 acres, 334 miles from Char-
lottetown, also a tive horse power boiler
and engine and a ten horse power
engine, double action. ‘Washing
machines made and repaired cnt-ap.
For particulars apply toioliu Piowsr..
Royalty, City gr
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` » ' Oillces in New Prowso Bloclt-Charlottetown. `
Yaoirr for sale. See classified column
classified column.
wprlr. Soc classified column.
Miss Wnvsininr/tu, ot Charlottetown,
BD¢llt» Sunday last with friends in
Picton.
AN extended report ol R. M. .iohnson’s
mp "° M°¥|°° Will llilpcar in tomorrow's
Guardian.
Jontv W1r.1r1NsoN Albcrton, who was In
UW lil*-Y Yesterday returns home this
morning.
BnNJ.Hous'roN of Rusticovllla was in
yesterday on a business trip. He returns
home today.
ANY good strong boy with a fair
-eduoatlon can lcarn of a psrmsnsnt,
Dosition with rapid promotion by
llpillying at this office at once.
T111: lost ring and the lost purse
advertised in yesterday.s Guardian have
been found. If you lose anything use
The Guardlan‘s Clasitled Column.
E1tNss'rR1t'1-: has opened his Bicycle
Repair Shop at the old stand Kent St.,
where all those having wheels to be
cleaned and repairedjwill find him ready
for business.
N1-:xr Satu\~day’s Comic Pago is the best
yot. “Willle's dyeing machine made
Reggie look llke'nu Easter egg. Prstenrl-
ing Percy pays a visit to a horrid circus
and catches it."
AN advanced sale of tit-kets is being
puslicil for the l\i|\'lamc Langly concert to
be held l1iY. M. C. A. iliill, April l2tl\.,
these tickets may bo cxcliimgctl for l‘c~
served seats later.
A Ntvitiii-:iz of ni-ticlcs,t.l\c products ofthe
Obespo Rubber plantation brought home
_by R. M. .lohnsrm including iubbcr milk,
rubber, corn, rice, beans, vanilla. coffee,
cic. can bc soon at the otllce of J. A.
Webster, Morris Block.
M1saS.\n1i1M<'(l1t1n:m1 whois attenti-
lng the Union Commercial College has
been awarded hcr diploma as a graduate
of tha Commercial department of that
institution- Miss McGregor has been
attending thc college only three months
but obttxined her'dipl_oma with honors.
ON Wed. last a number of persons
representing the Aid Society ofthe North
River Baptist church, called at the home
of Allan McPhee and on behalf of the
society presented Mrs. Mcl-‘hee wlthn
beautiful dress suit case prl.r to her
departure to the North West. Since
coming tn North River Mrs. McPhee has
been an active member of the society,
holding; tho office of sec. for-a number of
years, and will be much missed by the
members all of whom join in wishing hcr
a very pleasant trip, and a speedy _return
t.o'th'e Island. ' '
BOILS ALL OVER HIS
FACE AND NECK
IUIOOOK BLOOD BITIEIS
Dill FOR till
WHAT FOUR DOCTORS
FAILED TO DO
Kxtwarnt, 0111*., July 1. Ill
ll. 'Ill 1'. Mxuval Co.. Xin..
Tonorro. Osh
Dun Bill:-I am wrltingto lat you how
what Bur-dock Blood Bltters has done for mo.
I am a young lun. twenty years old, and I
year ago last March I began in feel dull and
aick. and was greatly troubled with boils com-
ing out on my faoa and neck, moatly_on tha
kattor. I would no aooner get rid of one than
would have, perhaps. two oe throo more
appear.
Ihad fem-doctor: trylngtocara mabat
had little ooeaa. They outa atop
asia for doriibnthtui-:lx weeks and'than t-ll!
would be aa had aa over again.
moat isnt odloi advorthol
active aoilavgllotiiiid gst:i'to}d Eff' I  11::
_ no
atiil withon auooaaa d has c_“‘m;.”°‘
ue aa
3¥“u.|r|" nvinwairuiridggir lloouyhienrs for
tho hloodi" I waa willlngoto ti-‘anything
and lmrnsdlatoiluaeut for a ttic. ut at the
time was doub l if it would bo of ihiuao.
However I uaod that bottle and while wal
taking it Tbegan to feel battar. although I atlll
e f: avin a few boils but not nearly such
had onsa. Iiilid nntmissany work. Whilbbi-\\°\"
wise, I used to mias. sometimes, a wack out of
oven month. I kapton taking tba medicine
ant I had taken aix hottlel. and neadiau in
any, I was nooaorr I did ao when I toll you
I have not had a boil appear for the put thru
manga. Everybody wal aureiriaod when the!
hea that Btn-dock Blood Bi tara had dune for
me what me seems mica todo. if any nf-
ferora an aflliatnd with boila Iwonld atronfgly
sdvqsg ghsm so n|}B.B.B. It makal yo! J:
like a naw man. alwaylkecp I o inm =
house now, aa I think t la a modioino I
-nasal be is um assussta.
- Yours trail.
3-zgdth twfgm Auctioneers
IIINRYLIMITH-
- L. A. Wright representing Brook md
Pluas land for sale at Canoe Covssee P°"’°'°°”' 5'* “hh” N' B~ 1° "1 "W Clif!-
'rss str. city of Loses.. hs. ss...
A mm, is w,m¢_,,| for general h°““_‘ painted and renovated throughout for the
summers trade. This boat will be ready
promptly on tlmefor her regular-§snmms|'s
work and will be made more attractive
than ever for the excursion trade which
'Wm' 500|! l large portion of her summer
business. ,
REV- |153- STAVERT. a young clergyman
from Prince Edward Island, occupied the
lilllvlt of 1 St. Stephen's Presbyterian
church at both services Sunday says the
Bt John Sun. Rev. Mr, sssvsr; |,., s
cousin of W. E. Stavert, formerly mana-
ager of the Bank of New Brunswick, and
now with the Bank of Montreal.
$5 from G. H. Holbrook, $1 from a:frlend
and 5 cents from another friend were the
receipts for the Y. M. C. A. Mortgmre
Fund yesterday. Persons who wish to
have a part in this but who have not the
UIOMY to sparc at present should send in
their Pledge payable before the drst of
June. Easter Sunday is the time sat for
the wholefamount to be pledged.
TBI: music page lu the Saturday issue of
April 7th will contain the words and
fuusle of a popular sung entitled, “Ma
Baby Sue" also Home Circle page, Mags
zine page. colored Comic page. Horse
news, Interesting short Story, Sermon by
Rev. \Vm. Dobson, notes on the S. S.
Lesson a week hence, and all the latest
telcgrapliic and local news. Only fifty
cents perycar or twenty-five cents foraix
months. tl
(ls Mfircli 28th Misa llarrlet A. Grant
tlaughtcr of Allan Grant of Poakes
Station died of paralysis. in 1-hildhootl
shc had a stroke of paralysis but recover-
ed. On Saturday Illet uit. at.2p. m. her
funcraltook place to St. Tercsa R. C.
Cemetery. 'l`hc|argc attendance of over
seventy carriages despite almost impassi-
blc roads gave testimony to the high
esteem in which she was hold by the
community. She leaves father, mother
and five brothers to mourn.
S11vE1t1N'rEN1n<:N'r Sirann has received
from the I. C. Ry. at Moncton live very
handsome framed photographs which are
to be used for the aiornment of the office
in Charlottetown. These pictures are
veritable works of art. They are greatly
enlarged and colored with admirable art.
It is gratifylngt/o be able to state that
one ol' the handsomest. of them, and one
that appeals most to the eye ofa nature
lover is apicture of Hunter River, In
this province. These pictures have been
generally circulated by the I. C. R. and
should prove to be most effective kind of
advertising.
Tea Fruit Division of the Dept. of Agri-
culture Ottawa oalls attention to section
4_of the Act “Respecting the packing
and sale of 'certain Staple Commodities"
which defines the size of the apple barrel
as follows:-“Twenty-six inches and one
fourth between the heads, inside measure,
and a head diameter of seventeen inches.
and a middle'diameter of eighteen inches
and one-half, 'representing as nearly as
possible ninety-six quarts." It has been
reported that occasionally this law is
violated anda barrel smaller than the
above minimum legal size is used for
apples. The Inspectors of the fruit Div-
ision will be asked this year to enforce
rigidly the law with reference to the size
of barrels. Therefore, those who are
getting cooper stock for barrels should
govern themselves accordingly.
T1~11~: Winnipeg Free Press in speaking
of thc Madame Langly Coneert.Co.. says: -
Madame Beatrice Langley, violinist,
Stanley Adams, baritone, and Miss Myrtle
Maggy, pianist, who compose the concert
party, which has pleased large audiences
lu all the large Canadian cities and towns,
gavea farewell concert in the Wlnnipcll
Theatre last evening. The program pre-
sented was admirably arranged. and Rave
td each of the accomplished performers
excellent opportunities for the manifesta-
tion of their exceptional talents. Madame
Langley, whose high standing among
women vlolinlsts is recognized in all parts
of the world was at her best. Her playing.
is refined and delightful, she combines
simplicity and naturalness of style, that
are thc marks of a true artist, with a
musical intelligence and breadth of inter'
pretation that belong only to one that has
tnasteredall thc resources of her instru-
ment. Stanlcy Adams, the popular barl-
tone, sang with expression and intei-
ligencc, and his intonation was at all
times pure. Ilis vocal equipment is equal
toany demands and his style is sincere
and manly. Miss Maggy as a pianist has
plenty ofiemperament, and a highly de-
veloped tccbnic, and her selections were
th_oroughly enjoyed.
whore they intend making there home in
tha future.
Cnsann Cox, Cornwall, has aooeptdrl
opoaitton’ with the Charlottetown Con
denaed Milk Co. and will commence his
new duties on Monday next. '
'rss runs;-\_\, or the tate .isnt Beit win
laavo ble late residence Pownal Strict
Tjunday cts o'oIocl: for Bt. Paul Church
and train' to Sherwood.
TK; third Semi-Annual Farmers Insti-
tute Convention will be held in the
Prince of Wales College. Charlottetown
on the 10th inat. President Cumming of
tboagricuitural College, Truro, will be
present. A good program is arranged
far. Reduced railway rates have been
secured. All farmers are welcome.
Ma. Haw1.1<:v, the agent for P. E. I. of
the Salvation Army Immigrant. Depart-
ment, is to speak :on the latest phases
ofthe Immigration question Thursday
evenlngat: the Army barracks. As this
suhjeotls of importanceand also public
interest at the present time the oppor-
tunit-y to obtain information thereon is
open to ll and will doubtless be taken
advantaga of by our citizentr.f"$_`1_,) _
Tris steamer Mlnto has come to town.
Yesterday the ordeal was passed. The
WllltBr`B _silence which has brqoded
for months over tha lliilslioro bay was
broken in the morning bythe vibrant
horn of t-he steamer announcing her
approach to our port. She came into
the harber with little difficulty
and seeing it was so easily done there
were many who said: “I told you so.‘ But.
they had evidently not read Morrisey on
winter ports. There seems to be lir,i.lr-
iloubt but that the str-amers will he nblt-
to run regularly between Charlottetown
and Picton after this although heavy ice
is reported outside. 'l‘he Minto brought
a numbcr of passengers, among tht-ni
being U. S. Consul Vull ami Mrs. Vail.
Benj. Rogers, jr., and Mrs. 0. Muttari,
Summerslde. Her cargo included -itll
package of way freight and llii ha,-is of
mail. Sie will leave here at 5.30 this
morning for Pictou. The Stanley is
expoctcd to arrive today from Pit-tau.
'l‘he ateamers are about rixlt-on days
ahead of last year's record in entering
his port.
A110111* one hundred and fifty uitlzt-ns
assembled in the Market liall last evt ii-
lugto discuss thc question of the 1-.ity
Council applying to the I.:-glslatm-1-. 1..
pass it Bill enabling them to but-rt...
$20,000 in debentures for the puipi sc
of carrying on permanent works on sl-lv
walks and streets. A number of addresses
were made ranging through all degrees uf
oratory and all shades of cloquenoc-thc
gem of the evening undoubtedly being
John P. Tanton‘s delivery of the immortal
lines of I{auilet's Soliloquy. The speakers
against the borrowing of the amount
were H. Rackham, S. \\'. Crabbe
Dr. McNeill, J. P.. Tanton, Martin C
‘Vi/est, P. McCourt. A. J. B.Mclllsh. Those
in favor were Councillors }Iooper,Stewart
_and Riley and R. B. Norton. The applause
was voclfsrcus at times, indiscriminately
bestowed upon logical or illogical reason-
lug, and consisted principally of the
"stamped" approval variety. The meeting
however voted the following resolutlom-
Whereas the question of taxation isa
very important one to the citizens of
Charlottetown having now a debt nearly
as large as that of the Province and
whereas it ls advisable to call a halt,there‘
fore
Resolved-That-thc Legislative Assam
bly of this Province be requested not to
grant the prayer uf] tho1City Council to
issue $20,000 debentures for so called per-
manent wcrk for this year.
This resolution was moved by S. W.
Crabhe and seconded by Dr. McNeill.
Then “the tumult and the shouting"
ceased,"and the audience dispersed-some
to walk comfortable home on the new
granolithic sidewalks others to gather up
splinters witu their boot~soles and stum-
ble over the old plank walks which paved
their homcward way. »
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si,ooo ar;wA1tD" " ’~
son A casa or 1Nt'nn.».n1.u ronsrirwrion.
To a person who can`t be cured of
constipation by Dr. Hamilton's Pills, the
above reward will he aid. No cathartic
medicine gives such 'lasting satisfaction
or effects such marvellous cures as Dr.
l{_a|ullton's I’ll|s. Relief immediately
follows for headache, bllliousnesa and
stomach disorders. No priping pains, no
burning sensations, noth ng but the most
Qeasant relief attends t e use of Dr.
amilton's Pills-others not so good.
Price 25o. a box, at all dealers.
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-Mlss Henrietta Rackham returns by
last of May with latest fashions from
New York and Boston. Customers
wishing work done. may lcavc orders,
now, ai. her home, Chestnut street. Work
will bc completed in order raceivetl.
Zild lw
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Ladies’ chiffon
Broad Cloths,
Green. Blue. Brown and Black.
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New Light Cirey Ladies’ H m P
New Print Cottons
In the very prettiest patterns andalarge rang¢ Of ¥“°“'9 S“m“35 in from $1.25 to $3.00
Hsysgn Twseds, Oxford Tweeda, Moncton Tweeds and English
Wcratodl. ' ' 1 _'
w. c. TURNER or co..
o es uns,
ice Cash Store,
The Low Pr , ' _
mioatf. ‘ ~ smmysidg, Queen Sq., Ch town. A ` \
A 1 ..~‘ K srsm
as an
We
invite
inspection
of our stock ot choice
Hair Brushes
it includes
dog-wood, rose-wood,
stag, celluloid backs
and the prices range
‘ each.
Solid back, and good
stiff bristles in every
brush.
it
“lint”
“rica”
Don’ts\1Fi`er 9. day
longer wiyli itch. One
application of
Mac’s
Antiscptlc Lotion
' Cures the worst
cases.
Pi ice 25 and 5oc.
“Tho Two Macs"
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meeting in St. James Ilali this awning. * -‘
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papers you ever saw-
and the prices are easy ,i
Pretty papers from
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you awake.
Prices rtm from
lumpy mattress a day
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high grade elastic felt mattress. Don’t put up with that old
 
ARE YOU TROUBLED
WITH SLEEPLESSNESS?
Get one of our sleep inducing mattresses. They are
d the essence of comfort. They will
lsleep and a feeling of freshness when
$2.85 (soft tcp) up to $11.60 for our
longer. Get a new one today.
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STILL
' FORGING AHEAD
The Sun Life of Canada has just placed all of its
reserves on o, `
5 l-2
per ce
besides lay
Charlottetown.
19 mwf 1y1
at Standard
ing aside $561,252 to surplus account'
which account now amountsto $1,735,69B.59.
For plans in this “Prosperous” Co. see
E. E- EflC>"7‘7.
Manager for P. E. 12118115-
oasaulananunuannan ta“M¢v'¢'llU|l¢*°
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the iiortb _
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Continues to pay the largest
Results
on its maturing investment Policies to its
numerous policyholders.
l.iie (with profits) Limited Payment.
Endowment. and Guaranteed income
Bonds, will produce the best results under
the safe ami conservative management oi tht:
North American Life.
Write us for rates and results.
Qt MATTHEWS.
CHARLOTTET OW
 
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Edward Island th
dian.
The clrcu
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ea-it is true, that-
ln Prince Edward island
nearly everybody reads
“lilo tharloiioiown tiuar1lian”
there can be no escape from the conclusion that ad-
ach nearly everybody in Prince
rough the columns of The Gnar-
iations of The Guardian to Dec. 30,
_ 1905 are 3o43 Daily. and 3128 Trl-weekly.
` These Egnres are net; all damaged, unsold
and returned copies have been omitted.
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E. W. TAYLOR,
Watchmaker, Jeweler and
Optlclan.
rlsfaoiished 1870.
HANDSOblI£ LAl)Il'§S` \VA'I`CllI§S~
Reliable - $10.00, $14.00, I2o.oo,
‘ 50.00.
, LHAIN5-52-0-1 50.--I5-0°. vi lv
5 3 l
$20 oo.
WATCIIES for lliuii-~-Rcgiiitt lor Wal-
tham - Reliable - $7.50, f1o_m»,
$20.00, $35.00.
W RINGS, for Wedding or ilirtiiiloy,
plain or set with precious stories.
SI't<.LTlACl.F.S, in rimless or niounietl.
Lenses adapted by testing to eacli
evi snimraielv
uiii Si1lt:;Q ucen Square.
fl"“"""°"”T
‘ HNNUUNCEMENTS
Ol Concerts, Socialsliii-
tertztinincnts,etc_, of n
money making nniurt-_‘
5 cents a line (oi cwoidt)
lor first insertion, and
2% cents n line for each
Continuation. Churches I
and charitable institu-
tions hali' rates. Mini-
mum price 15 cents.
Black tvpe arinnimre-
merits uoulite liitt-_a.
nuttin, Marriages anti
Deaths FREE but verses
with death same inte .ts
_-M M
»|l)1\\'f:
CARDS OP THANKS
tive cents per line when
inserted ln locals, and
otherwise at regular ad-
vertising mics
1 THE (IUARUIAN
, ,_  _
H. ll. Tonion &. tio.
-Great George Strcct.
Dealers ln stationery, fancy
goods, toys, games, fancy cliiim,
music books, sheet music and all
kinds of musical liisirtititetits.
Musical instruments repaired.
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Advertisers.
The DAILY and TIil-WEEK-
LY Editions of the Charlotte-
t'own Guardian have act nal
combined rirruiatlcnswhlch can-
not bc duplicated. Their guar-
anteed comblned average to
Deo. ii), lim, wus 617|. and for
the last. week in the old year it
was 7%.
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