THB GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTBTOWN, ERINCB EDWARD ISLAND, APRIL I3. t9o4{ ,
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OUR SHUW WINDOWS contain.-Some of the ne p Repbrters and Correspondents
designs in I ,Everywhere-
Alsl SETS AN D SASH PINS  - -»   
Uoocupy the oulpit of Zion church at. both
services Sunday.
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We wouldbe very much pleased to have you cal JUDGE FITZGERALD Wm denver B
leoture in St. Paul’s schoolroom next
and see them' Monday nilht under auspices of young
msu's society. Subject “The present war
and its meaning."
W, W. W  ER,  V Sola people who borrow do not always
%  return promptly. Such has b;e;)1 tt;
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case with some who have borrowe oo
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' For the Finest Finished
I' Photo Work Come to the
‘ Leading Studio
I cannons
Paarrnorrrse
anrlers moore
GEO. I-I. COOK.
NEW DMBRIBAY BDOCK.
The studio where baby in always
welcome.
4; 1'
IRUSS WEARERS
lf you wearn truss or expect to
wear one you nhouid know that we
oiler absolute sninetion in Et,
in comfort, in relier and in wearing
untit .
QA vynriet of makes of trusses
slwa on Send enables un to select
| the rl‘ht kind for every cess. Our
experfence with many cases has
i made ua expert. Private room for
l truss tilting. Our only charge is a
i moderate one for the truss.
No charge_for services .
GEO. E. HUGHES.
Apothecnrier Hall.
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if' £7
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` LARGE on SMAL
Large or small parcels of laundry work,
, shirts, coiiarn and cuffs reoeive eqnal ntte Lina
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from us hon‘t imagine that we neglect s
parcels you xuav want laundered. We do
or n doz
eat on one collar .
Phone 15| will bri ng our team to your door.
STARBL STEAM LAUNDR
Kem Phone r5\
 
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SCDLJQIS
Keep Your
Teeth Clean
Euthyiuol Tooth Paste.
Parke, Davis & Co.. 25s a
tube.
Formioid Cream, Wam- ,
pole & Co , 25:: a tube. ‘
Saponaceous Tooth Pow-
der, H. J. Mahon, r5c a bot-
tie.
SOLD BY
H. J. l`IABON» `
In Dr. McLellan‘s New lildg.
Next Cox Hotel.
Up-to-date Drug§ist.
Bouril. P. .lslnnd.
4-dw ryr
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SKIRTS
When buying your fall skirts Lt
will be I UST AS EASY to get a
good reliable line as to buy any-,
thing that comes along. We have
a reputation to keep and we intend
KEEPING and IMPROVING it.
Every merchant who ever tried out
goods has kept on buying them.
Our letter order business for spec
‘ial sizes is n big advantage to on.
customers. TRY IT.
Mr. Wm. Mints of Summerside
is our agent for P. EL Island.
Britannia iiianufacturing Cc
umrrno
BOYS ’
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of the Rev. it-r. Iiockin, Amherst, and Is
coming here from Boston, where he has
Your boy will soon
need a new pair of
shoes-you want
something to wear
well - something
that looks all
right and feels
comfortable, then
_ I I Toronto took first prizes and
" , sweepstakes, also at theQPL\u American
Exhibition. These two excellent horses
$1.75
Line
They’re as solid
as a rock and fill
all the require-
ments.
 & b1li team. At Dalhousie he made his
o ent and won honors in his
__1____i_-_Ym,._ years on the Senior Football team. Since
-5 from the Y. M. C. A library. The library
graduationtwo years ago he has been
M Chronicle in speaking of Dnlhousie`e dith-
cuities of selecting save:-“The scholastic
qualifications may be tested by t.he same
standards, though the other qualifications
must be estimated according to different
. mxnlttees
“st received I0 dozen 2 lb S1355 opinions ofthe different institutions re-
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POYS Of 8550l't€d Jams and Ofallge commending candidates before they can
' el ti
ll/lat'lnaln(l€»Wl1lCl1 We have marked approach the question of the r a ve
down to ` '
stituency is more compact. than that of
Toronto, more va e
n S  sity of New Brunswick, but her problem
Those goods are put up in a nice
P=‘°‘<a-fc and “fe g°°d “ive f°f .‘l.‘I.‘§.‘i'.,".‘C.‘li".-‘ii...§f.', .§’.l.‘Z.i.§T“i`-3'..§f.'”.‘i.`.`.l§
me money' and many other Canadian Colleges may
be p .
 wisdom ofa Solomon to es'imnte exactly
the relative value of certificates from dif-
` ferent teachers in the ditferentlnstitutions.
is to be re-catalogued and it is necessary
that every book be in its place before this
is begun. Will all borrowers kindly see
that thetr books are returned on or be~
fore Tuesday next. Many new books
have been added and the Association in
anxious to get them ready for public use.
REV. Wm. Dobson left this week an
route to Ins Anaelos, California. where
he will be representative of the Nova
Scotia Conference at the American Metho.
diet. Qundrennini Conference which meets
in that city. He w-li he absent. about two
months, and during that time the pulpit
will be supplied by Rev. Mr. Hockin, son
been taking a post graduate course. Mr.
Dobson will remain here only two Sun-
days after his return home, having ac-
cepted a call te Charlottetown.-Hants
Journal.
Bonne Ncrns.-The Champion Thor-
ough-Bred Stallion “Woodburn” and the
Pure Bred Siailion“hfacQueen," will make
the season of 1904 at O`Connor's stables,
Grafton Street. Woodburn has won I4
First Prizes, winner of First Prize and
two silver medals at the Toronto Exhibi-
tion. llacQuesn, has proved himself a
succsasiul stock getter. His stock at
are the property of Messrs Stanley &
Horne, Charlottetown.
Tun Nova Scotia Rhodes Scholarship
for 1901 has been awarded by Dalhousie
University, which this year has the selec-
tion, to Gilbert S. Stairs. of Halifax. The
Dalhousie Senate seem to have had conf
siderablc diillcuity in weighing, accord-
ing to the four conditions set down in the
Wlodes bequest, the merits of the respec-
tive candidates, and in selecting the best
all-round man. Six candidates applied,
all of them Bachelors of Arts of Dalhousie
Coliege,of from one to four years standing.
None of the applicants was from this
year’s graduating class. Of these lir.
Stairs in thejudument of thc Senate has
come very near the idealstandard and his
average points gain him the award. His
career has been a noted one. At Dart-
mouth Academy he was one of the Eiilors
ul th° school paper and Capt of the Foot,
mark as a stud
graduating year in English and Latin, he
was Secy-'Ireas ofthe Athletic Association,
Associate Editor of the DalhousieGazettc
--the siutientfs orgnn,and played for three
attending Harvard Law school. The
and varying standards The co
must, first. estimate the value of the
merits of candidates. Dalhousie.-1 con
ri d than uf the Univer-
is lessdlflicult than that of Prince Edward
Island where candidates from Prince of
itteri against. each It will tax the
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i " neilt I received from it caused me to con-
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C. C. RICHARDS 86 CO.
lamis, Ont. R. W. HARRISON.
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are not common molasses candy
 K  cnt in small pieces but a high -
e éonfection iavored with
grad
special molasses. They are simply tho boot on the rno.rkot. _ A p
A   ‘ 3 nd,-,r°\-6 Germni S\ree|,8t John, N B
Whitc’s Vcl
seats.
A. D. McDonald at I1 and 7. Sunday
School and Bible class at. 2..00
v. T. F. F
Sunday School and Bible Class at 2.80. i
aarrrsr.
So p. . . -
tors provided with seats by courteous
ushers.
Sunday School at 1.30. Prayer meeting
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. ii Dear S rs,-For some years I have had _,___
,, ;- ,'-» f ._.., only partial use of my arm, caused by a i 1 i
' ` sudden strain I have used every remedy iii!!! h.. bllghted
rf - _ mn ny liven
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PBRUNA, PIBRCBS' MEDI-
cmns, |=ni.|.ows» svauv. FOR SALE.
DIAMOND DYBS.
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Phgng 86_ i also barn, shed and sample room, convenientl
litnsten opposite IL ll. Station. lor parti
Jo. 32. .34 Granville St., Halifax. R E D D I N B  S i;;';::i;°P'E.L 1m&5_& c““_
_-2.- f.-====== it possible for us to suit the
“L cl1ildren's eyes is very irat-
Church Services.
Changes to be made in church services
should e at this odloe not later than one
o‘cloclr Friday afternoon
nurraonrsr.
Prince Street..-Prayer and Praise Ser-
vice at l0.l5. Rav. W. W. Lodge at. ii
and Rev. G. M. Young at 7. Strangers
welcome. Attentive ushers.
Grace Church.-Prayer Meeting at. I0 a.
m. Rev. G. M. Young at ll and Rev.
W. W. Lodtre nt. 7. Strangers always
welcome and provided with comfortable
rnxnawrnmsn.
Zion.-Prayer rneetinaz at I0. Rev.
Eat.. James.-Prayer meeting at 10.
uilerton at l and 7.
Bev. G. R. White at ll and 7. Sunds
hool at 2.30 m All welcome Vis?
cannon or cnnxer.
Services at 1l a.m. and 8.45 p. m.
CENTRAL onaxsrrau.
Rev. R. W. Stevenson at ll and 7
Wednesday night at 8 o'cioc Seats free
and unappropriated.
sr. nUNs'raN’s carasnnu..
First Mass at 7.21), second Mass at 9 and
High Mass an 10.3). Veepers and Bena-
diotion at 7 p. rn. Catechism at 2 p. in.
arlnaroan.
St.. Paui's-Rav. Leo T. W. Williams
Rector. Morning Prayer at 11 s. m. Even-
ing Prager at p. m. Holy Communion-
Ist Sun ay of each month after morning
prayer 2nd Sunday at 8.5) a m. 3rd.
day after evening prayer. Sunday School
at lil) p. m. All seats tres and unappro-
printed.
St. Pster’s.-Rev. Jas. Simpson, M. A.
Priest Incumbent' Rev. T. H. Hunt D. D.
Asst;.Priest». Holy Communion mi lainé
8 a. m. Holy Communion (cho l)an
Sermon at ll a. m. Matins (plain) 10,15 n.
rn. Sunday School at 2.30 p. m. Choral
Iiivensorgg and Sermon at 7 p. m.
Holy ommuninn every week day
nt .45 a. ln. Church and All Saints
Chapel open every day from sunrisato
sunset. for private devotions.
ss.Lva'rroN amnr.
Su nday Services at. 7,l1,Z$,and at 7.30 p.m
Week night. Service---Monday, Tuesday
Thursday Friday. and Saturday at 7.30.
sxvnarn nav .\nvaN'rls'rs.
Services at the Tabernacle, Fitzroy
street, at 2.30 and at 7 p. m.
Typhoid Victim
Recovered Hc aith.
BY REBUILDING HIS
WASTED FRAME
WITH FERROZONE.
If it is Health. Renewed Vigor,
Wel1Baianced Nerves You Want
Try The Food Tonic Ferrozone.
Nc stronger evidence than the case of
Jno. M. Ainslse is needed to prove that
MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
MILLINERY
AI  
STANLEY
BROS.
For STYLE,
ASSORTMENT,
CORRECTNESS.
and GENUINE
MERIT s
our stock of
HATS.
FLOWERS,
FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS,
and general trim-
mings is not excelled
in the province.
We should like the
pleasure of showing
You through.
,MISS JACKSON our
new Milliner. can
suit the most fastid-
nous.
All work guaran-=
teed suitable or no
sale.
Stanley Bros,
Ferrozone is unsurpassed as a tonic and
Bartonville, Mr. Ainslee says: “I “had
typhoid fever two years ago,and for a
lone time couldnt get strong. I carefully
followed my docLcr’s orders and for
months took his medicine regularly but.
no matter whatldid I couldn’t. get up
enough strength lo take upactive employ-
ment. again. Like most weak peoplol
was also nervous and finally had to give
up the doctor. I read of Ferrozone and
decided to try it.. l took the Hrst. box
with fair results. I felt. stronger. The sec-
ond hox estouisned me and my strength
idl Ike t. on using
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2 for 25C.   2 for 25C.
We have a few cases of those nice canned Pears in syrup. just
try two, you’ll Want more. Two cans for 25c.
 Sanderson & Co., Pirr-
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returned very rap y. p
Fsrrozono and my friends then noticed
how ulcklylwae improving This en-
q . .
couraged me to take more Ferrozone and
my strength all returned in two months.
When I start~ ti Ferrozone I gave up all
other rneuicinr-s and can say that it alone
restorcrl me. For weak, nervous people,
Ferroz -ne will on more gooi than any-
thing else."
Fcrrozone is both a ioori and a mciicine.
It builds up the wasted tissue and
strengthens the weakened nerves by viv-
iog the system a plentiful supply of pure
nourishing blood. It puts new vigor into
every organ of the hodv, dispels nerve
sickness and lassitude. The person that
uses Fenozone will have agooo appetite,
healthy c wrnplexion. good digestion and it
reserve of strength that protects you
against pr eumnnia and weakening fevers.
Ferrrzont- is not. a nausrous cod liver
nil mixture, hut. a chocolate coated tablet,
combining the most strengthening ell -
ments In concentrated form. Very ea~y
to take. Its sole has multiplied year by
year and no remedy today holds a higher
place in the esteem of the public. The
success of Ferrozone is due to its ability
to give s-rength to the weak, and cure the
sic of their troubles. Insist on getting
Ferrozene when you ask for it, and refuse
to deal with any rlruggtst, who trira to
induce you to accept some substitute al-
fording him more profit. Price50 cents
per box, or six boxes for $2 50, at. all drug-
pists or by mnil from N. C. Poison & Co.,
lliiirégstgn Ont., and Hartford, Conn.,
Men’s Hats
and Cap at Weeks.
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, 7 producoo
 an nvorslon to
i otudy.
Tho hnokwnrd child too ofton
booomon tho unouoooooful man.
Our success in fitting
ifying. Our method m_a mg
most difficult cases.
G.F.ilutchcson
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See our north win-
dow.
MILLER BROS.,
Connolly‘s Bulidi5_ ',. l
“Dips
Queen Street, t
M.
5 ._f
WANTED Til Bill.
-" t' it
Old Mahogany Sofas, Chain. Tables, Bureau
and old Mahogany furniture tn.‘enerni. Old
Bran Door Knockers, Bran ¢nndteati<ka_
Trays, anuiiern, Brno Andironn, Old Blue
Diahee nad Chinn, Grandfather Clocks. Old
Postage Btampnnaed before t!7c, worth moot on
envelopes. Also Old Coin, Old Buns window
Cnrnices, Old Pictures, Pewter Mugu. Bilver
Luster, Pitchers, Flint Lock Gunn, Pistols, etc.,
Addins.
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you place Baby in one of Paton‘e
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new up-to-date
GO-CARTS OR
CARRIAGES
Prices right.
All new goods.
JAS. PATON ®. Co.,
Show this p. rn.
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Has the right flavor, '
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strength and color. just
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