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Ufilces in New Prowso Block,
ri you vniioia but ia piioio A  .__.»_ ` Chalflolleiown.
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Wie!!! ‘Bally is 'Always Welcome,
DIGESTIVE TONIC
~ »iiuciins°
I3 ‘H1560 fqmedy for weakened
conditions of the system arising
from overwork, nervous worry,
and _in all derangenients ol the di-
gestive organs. It imparts strength
quickly and maintains permanent
efleetsi '
Price a5c per bottle.
Geo. E. . Hughes,
. Apothecririea Ilall.
Ladies’ . Low ,A
Cul Shoes
We have the largest assert- 
ment of $1.50 and $r.75 shoes
in the city, neat, best of
leatht r, new stock, u orth any
time $2.00. Sold in ‘other
stores at $2.25. If vou,wear
low shoes, you niii save
money by dealing with us.
Try us for your next pair.
e A. E. McEACHEN,
The Shoe Mun.
use luis _
Ama nuns
So bring the children in and
have their Pho‘o tairen. Come
today. -
BAY E R.
Photographer, _
Gauvln, Gcnizcl & Cn.,
' Tele; hone 192.
 
' uuU>r-LLEaNiNG l
F.very4Jne knows what
cleaning means-a lot
time and worry.
be greatly lessened ,
the proper material
which can be
CBI!
ODE
llacli s’
 PVS.
i HVlfe'have soine nice
 lines in house slippers
g please you in price and , ‘
i `qnality. `
YSPRAGUI5 & Cil»
' suniwsiurt
» 55c, $r_.1o, $1.45 and a
1 full lilieof dress slip-
pers iioin $1.25 to .
‘  ry ' ’
‘ Wse think we can
KEDDIN BROS
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 . Your Thumb
gg->l\ is its lnaraauu-
 eon:ei:n|||| ,;,|
It Y  i'ii:.f.§':".r°f°:fi5.§
,_ _ ____ nun.
°'ThePen'l`hstl'illsIt§elf”
"hmC0mtYa”'u"Pm 0o.;l‘oi.r;5mq
You will End arrassortmen
oi these pens at
`W.  Weilner’s,
Charlottetown, Jewelry Store.
oi>ERr_HoUsE
Sl. GEORGE’S D.’lY 1906
;. .‘u>t|.r `
..f>`f’~*  ee.
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"St. George for
Merrie England”
The Sons of England will celebrate
the day of Engl an ’| Patron Saint.
MONDAY APRIL 23rd.
by the performance of the FARCIAL
COMEDY.
“Dur Regiment”
Tlie is one ofthe most successful and inter
eating eveninfa entertailnuentii ever Fiven
hcre yicoal talent and those who en oy ii
hour ty laugh should secure their seats early.
P|t‘R.SONNzE.E
Mr. Dobhlsori, is gtii-sIr,i Bpiierchaut).........
. 0 S.
r eo. o
Mr.Ellgby££:iis friend) .Mr. Fi-unpk Cotton.
Ca.|.~t~.‘$es crstonmgth Ren, ).... r. Garber..
Guy ai-rone.. (4th egt i. . i-. E. H Mitchell.
ltuv. John 'i‘nlbol& lUpH»t;|ot Mudborough). . . .
. IJ
I' .
l.i-ittcrs. lDolibluson’s servant) ..... . ..... .... ...
- Mr. G. H. Miller.
Mrs. Dnbblson ._  .....Mlss Hilda I-lesmrd
Olive, (hr r daughter). _ ..»il»-is Mary F. Bartlett
Enid 'l hurst0u.(lilr. Dobbiiisoifs niece and
ward . . . .
..  . ....Miss in. Louise Pope.
Manu El1sby.AElle.by‘s niecol....... . .... _  ..
Miss Edytho ynduian.
' SCENE-MUDBOROUG }I-ON-SLUSH.
ACT I.-Drawing Room ut Mr. Ilnbhll-aon's
ACT Il .-iuoi-ning lloom at inn itllnhy‘s
ACT ill.-iii-. )obbinson's gi-ouiids.
Tickets-on sale at tho usual places Thurs-
daiy morning. i
, lions irc. silo and 60c.
Honor the a ii~ver»ary of Saint George and
Merrie Eng and by lynur prersnce.
0\'crtui's at! oc ock. Ciirteiii rises 8.15
md I God Save The King.
bt .
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FLOUR REDUCED 25C A BBL
We iind that we are overstocked
on two brands ci Flour-Gypsy
and Beacon.
In order to work some of it oil
quickly we have reduced both
brands
250 a Barrel
This reduction will insike
Gypsy 55.00 per birrel.
Beacon $4.75 per barrel.
Every barrel guaranteed or
money refunded. '
Bccr & Gofi.
\ §

200 lbs. Moth
Balls l5c a lb.
Also our own Moth Pre'
ventive 35c a pound. ‘
. "
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_ Opposite P. O.
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IU rat/I in the P E. Island Mutual Fire in
Ch S°m"gdg'col°l1loili°ssTlCh2es“;`dll`na%
ll
Niiltered at the New Victoria Hotel, St.
John on Wednesday last. _ ._
Paoonaerurarioii haastolaii many a
dollar from you that you mlirht have now
and enjoy, had you used The Guardlan"a
"Classilied Columns."
- ar
iottetown arrived' at Truro on Tnesd `
last to attend the Smith-W ylds wedding,
which wokpiacs Wednesday evening.
Tn: League of the Gross boys wish
thank Hon. uso. E. Hughes and Arth
Reddln for kindly donating to J.
Desmond the two llrst prizes for thel
recent whist tournament.
Nova Scotia Medical license. at Hall
to practice in that province.
0
Gonnoiv ivns, Montague, has purchase
from Donald Howatt, Cape Traverse,
very hue Chief horse weighing 11
pounds and Ioan show- less thru a
minute trait. Helsahorso of very B
conformation and style. Mr. Ives ie
Saturday oh return to Montague.
8
late Con. Eugene McKenna. The la
Conductor McKenna was E8 years of ng
and had been lil some time. Flo ra
between Campbellton and Levis.
pipe organist to pedal the apringy planks
which lie in wait for runaway feel. Th
are the relics of a hoary past. which will
annually recur to annoy citizens and
cause expense tothe City until the era
ofgranoithic sidewalks arrives.
- Iuufast game of basket bull Fi-id
evening the C. B. C. won from the store
clerks by lil to i).The C. B. C. team had 15
fouls called on them wliiic thclropponents
had only nine. By defeating the
teachers Thursday night and the store
clerks Friday the C. B. C. boys win the
championship of the league. Though
they were defeated by the teachers and
store clerks, and teachers lu the early
part of the league series, they have wiped
inthe playoff. They have now defeated
every teain _in the league. _ The Derlonuol,
of the victorious team is Ernest Rice
(capt.), Fred Rice, Hammond Steele,
Fred Howatt, Arthur Gaudet and Louis
Laflorty.
Yacn'riNG is tiouriahing in Sydney.Lasl
summer the Royal Caps Breton Yacht
Club had alieet of tan small one~deaign
boats built. They were only small lap
streaked boats about 20ft in lenlrtli, hui
they served to stimulate interest in the
sport. This year they are building another
dset of larger boats and the prospects for
a successful season are exceedingly bright
It is hoped that when our Charlottetown
Yacht Club becomes more firmly sat-ab
lished that a. similar move will lake place '
here. These small boats uro inexpensive
and furulsli interesting races as the cue-
deslgn reduces the contest to one of skill
in handling the boats. A Yachting Asso-
ciation of our several clubs with this end
in view would be it good tliing lor our
yachting enthusiasts to consider.-Com.
Maarru Pmauo has lust turned out a
light harbor boat for Waiter Hell of
Sydney, N. S. The design is by Jo' u
Pinaud. of that place, and shows a. nicely
turned craft, suitable for afternoon sill-
ings in inside waters such as Sydney
harbor ail`ords. She is of the alrimruing
dish type such as Mioniac and Cabot. but
is not so near the soow type as the latter.
having a well pointed bow and easy biigss
and is more sulmhle for comfort, not hviiilr
intended principally for speed. She carries
her fin in a low centrcbonrri box which
does not coma nhove the platform. This
allows of tho boat being hauled our. with
little difficulty. A feature of the bout. i~
the arrangement of the inside supports
which are much simpler than seen in
Cabot, having fewer parts and being
stronger besides. Iler sails will be silk
and the rigging etc. of tho best quality.
Her dimensions are: Length over all 82
ft. illn., benm:8 fl..|\nd load water line li)
feet. Her sail urea is about 460 square
rsat. sire win on-ry a mai an win.
511) pounds of lead. 'The boat is plnnlrcd
and decked with Amerlcamoedar; the
frarneslare oak and the strengthening
work of spruce. The boat will notpbe rig-
ged here but will be shipped to Sydney by
steamer, where sho will be got ready for
use.
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Laxatlve Syrup of Figs. A splen
remedy for children out the infant stage,
oi-for delicate fsinalas-there is _nothing
like it lor constipation-prepared and
sold at Shoiperbottle by A- W. Iisddin,
Pham B. Sunnyside.
._
The Ames Holden Oo s boots and shoe
All the art to be found lu up-to-the minute
shosmakimz is contained in every pair,
as well as the beet wearing and best
n materials obtainable Oonro
W- °“~ "l“.?“ssr.;si:.i.r.'s....
| W ug g 'gf liarlottetown
Every person who liaee good chocolates _tc try a ‘box
Dime Fm Qle' ‘nt all the leading ronfectioners.
lookl 3
the Bhoeman, Sunnyside, Oh. Town
will
or Whites Delmars.
Enli'oR's Mui   `
O LAND Mus. Cairrnstr. of Oh' ~ ’§.Slr:-Great indignation is expressed
V
:_ shay forour belated malls. Tpthinlr of
_.I having to drug malls from Chariotttoarn-
If some seventeen miles over- snow banks,
alternated with slush and, mud,and old
~ hows at that with an occasional miss
'A'l'f‘h° °D\'|D8 ¢XM1\ll1i\tionl for the altogether when the railway runs daily
'RX right through the viilarre seems alnost
Wesley Herbert C°tlh\. Bristol P. E. 1-. limi-edible. whats tiiamanai- win. ui.
wssasuooessful csndlrluteanrlls entitled Mun-ay Harbor B.-.meh 11, R, thatii
8 of the special functions of ia raiiwayl
(E, line-some forty-seven miles. Is its
ft We would like some ons in authority to
'LW' MCKENNA’ C' P' R uavelnng the_Houss of Commons, before their
paswnger °ge'""w“°l“ Q“°l‘°° ‘Mt ww* number is further reduced, to demand
nu ment of the Government and allot-her?
uttendln the funeral of his brothenthe
te
partnership and do not speak Lo each ‘
other. In other plaoesit would requires   
IN many places in this city the sections , ,
of plank sidewalk have rllsailved   
ese
“Y
out that defeat by defeating both these,
°§Z§li'3l'n
~ -'U'  _ .,¢l`..°"°'*» .wvidnlilod swirl
.ogltlod ‘f N4 5°'-'J S\xIk¢i|"_b¥ Donald
eof='='=_\v 1 .pppfar in 'the Saturday
iiulnillll 3.35- Beaursyoa K0ii _lt ll
it will not1ap_p_aal'_in any other paper. _
 ann ` Lina. Hloits, of
Albert,-N. B., who ‘are ac well known
in 'this pncvliieqhave lan. on a. six months
vleitfto 1i}_cgi,a|t,d,r Chas. Cambrian has
rata: tri,  bert Di. B. to supply for Mr.
at2\lli»»emeaatoaast. - 1'
sf
mumnv mason snlncu r
; ~ anoint mins.
hare from the fact thai, with _the railway
iuuning through our village all fall and
‘wlnmrweatili have to depend on the
old antedlluvlan system ofa one horse
cannotcarry the malls? is this not one
This inconvenience exists allaiong the
cheese pariug policy between one depart-
rise and explain this unnatural state of
affairs, and we call on our meniberein
an explanation.
,. Muiiitav Ilivisii.
,, Anrll 12th 1900.
Comes to the Siiiidce in the Form
of Plrnples, Bulls, Rashes and
Humors.
Where the blood is weak and depraved
the system lacks staying power and
force. Friizhtlui ulcers and unsightly
blowhes break out, thc skin becomes
yellow und muddy, the eyes lack lustre.
Iieador, does OUR blood need atten-
tion! lf so rret. Dr. Hauiiltoifs Pills at
once; they filter out nil poisons, eliminate
disease-making gt-r`uis, nourish and re
vlmliae sveiy_drop‘oi blood in the body.
No mgdlclneexsrts such a marva ous
lntiueu e for good us ur. Haiuiltou's Pills;
they clspr the complexion, make
it exquis ra-iyhsautilui; they cure pini-
plos,msl£us and slcln troubles of every
kind. 1 end the following carefully:
so Auvmirefuan ootou.-oausnai.
. nxsuruirr.
“I was run rriowu," writes Mr.
Albert E. Jacklilll. 0! Fairhaven
P. 0. “MY color was dull and
unhealthy,appetite was poor,and I
constantly sutfered from rheuma-
tislll. '
.“.i found it hard to sleep, curl
fait ' worn out and tired all
the time. Dr. iIarnlltcn°a Pills
ii|ade`arilnstaur/'ohiiniru. l grew
stronger, my blood was restored,
rueuinatlsm vanished. today
I uni vigorous, cheery and healthy
in every respect."
You _will never realize what good
heiilth menus until you for-I the quicken
liimvitaiinlng effect of Dr. }Iniuilton's
Pills; ,Every tired. oversimined, nervous
man ami woman should use this grand
tonic regularly. Life will t-hen be full of
hiippinean and buoyant health. All
dealers ai-li Di-. ilaui|ltun‘s Pills 25:: per
box, or live lmxc- loril. By mail il price
is t`orw»irr|cd tu N. C. ’oison 81. Co.. Hart-
Conn.. U. S. A., nnii Kingston, Oni.
- resn oysters at tiie"Hoyal",pint,qusrt
ii half shell. All orders proniptiy
delivered. Situated ut Largo Bros. Corner,
tlmrner qui-cn and Kent Sta. l2dtf.
Practise c-.conomy-this is good advice
arty tiiric. li. is it fortunate thing that
this great. furiiitiire sais enables you to
do this. and still not have to put up with
cheap moods. Wise people, buy quickly.
Be wliw.-John Ncivson. 23-ill
’l'hnDeiincalor for 'May is now on our
News Bt Fashion Count/sr'u. It is a brlgni
and Nswsy ltiugazins. Every liirly should
haven copy. A great array of early
Spring Si-yies. Many pages urn devoted
to drosanniklng nnri Mililnery. Some
delightful stories in the Muy number
Only 15 cent:-, hy nnili 20 cunts. Ciirter-'s
Bookstore. 21d lw
 
 
How Much
For Your Eyes? .
Would you voluntarily con-
tent at any price to dispose of
your eye sight?
I think not, and yet per- ~
liaps you are one of those who,
by neglect, are irretrlevably`
losing at least a portion of
their eyesight. ,
if your eyes need help, the I
most likely way to assist them
is by wearing glasses, properly
amd, `
-_-_
My business is to properly
lit'glasses. This I do as
cheaply as ia consistent with
good work. V ~' '
You are invited to call.
G. F. .iiuicussom
AA ‘_Optician`.
23. .1906 A
N*» , an of un. smear
 g,.‘{,,,;"",,;",;,,?,="‘,,‘;“",_",,';»i\»i-izari Ma: .ai ini: .ALWAYS
Stanleyf, Bl‘0S.
Another Lot s
A Ladies’
p 'Shirt' Waists
Just Received'
At Stanley Bros.
Every week or two brings us new waists
t‘iiis ensuring you of the very latest styles
as they come out. _
This Lot Includes V
White Embroidered Linen.
White Lawri with lace fronts and ciiffs_
White Lawn with all over Euibioi-lo y
fronts, and tricking.
White Lawn with embroidery insertion
and tuclced fronts, back au'l cuds.
ns other S yles, the Newest
in the Market.
Prices in ihis lot range from
$1.20 to $2.75 each.
Stanley? §Bros. y
T i
f JAM.
Put up in 7 lb. pall St b ,R b P 1;
Black Current, and Apricot lrdgelzzltyfrordn any' en l
Price - - - 55c pa il.
CROSSE & BLACKWELLS-7 lb. tins of Marmalade
ami Plum jam
854: en..-- Nice. \
SA.].W`I)fE}l=\S(D].W` & CCI.
G-rooerm.
W
Wcll Made
Suits in
Fancy
lwccds of
Designs
fits you. If theie are an
tailor shop.
when you consider
quality ofthe suit.
suit. _
P. Is. Island’s Greatest
Clothing House.
   
“NE
thc Newest
Our suits are well made
and properly shaped. We
can tell you when a suit
alterations needed we can
make them for you in our
Our prices are very low
the
Try us for your next
S.l.ilclluna|il,
W FOUNDRY
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A Frcc
I Musical
Education
We have arranged with the
United States School of
Music, Union Square, New
York. to give free lessons to
all who purchase
Violins, 'f' `
Auioharps,
Guitars,
v Ban°os
iliorn ns. Huiidre.i~; of
people do not buy inu ic.il'
instruments because thev
cannot play.-Here is an
opportunity to learn willi-
niit costing you auytwiny.
Call today for full pa~iicii-
lars.
MILLER BROS.
Sunnyside.
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P. i. i._ii_i\lWAY
TENDER
' Sealed tenricrs. nilrli~u...<cd to tin- .<1-i~i-ei;|i~y of
thu llopnrhrucht. oi' lirtiiiviiyr. mul tnfnls,
0 lawn., Oni., und mu:-kisd on tim rnu.~irii-.
“l`ondu\' for l’ni|it,i|u.¢ llrliige.: i' i'i. l.. ifuil-
wuy", will be i'c1:cl\‘oil up tn niul ln.-l\nli|||:
i<`rirl>iv 27th, April. lllitl. ful-lln~ |=.\in'l|i|: uf
tlur Hlllsbomugii hi-irlttu, thru.: hri1i;_r-~ ini thu
Murray Illirbnrir lirulu-li, luul unc on Lire
.Viontarrlie llriancli.
Spec lit-nlioii muy ho scan nt thu lilliuilicci-'s
(lflicu, L`li.\rloti,ctowri. l’. Bi. i , nl lhu Stnldoii
Mru~1tol's'Uillcc=rtt Murray ilivcr, rind (`iirrlI~
ran, P. 111. l. and :it the oilico of the Chief
llngiiicer. Moncton. i\'. ll.. vslicri; forina uf
tonrlci- may bo obmlncll.
All tlinr-oiirlitinrnifif thc snoriilcutloii i|i\i~t
bo coinlilloil with.
ll. l’()'l"l'li\'(}l§li,
Geiicrlil Mu in||,'i:i'.
liuilwny Oificc,
Moncton. I\. ll.
l8d5l1
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Auction Sale oi
Furniture
We are instructed by Mrs.
J' _ll R. McLean to sell at her
home on Prince Street on
Wednesday April 25, 1906,
commencing ar i o’clock p.
m. all her household furniture
consisting of dining room,
sitting room, bed room, hall
and kitchen furnitures, oil-
cloth, mats, carpets, matting,
shades.
Kitchen utensils, 1 Happy
Thought Range, &c., &c.
Terms Cash.
BEN). CARTER 8; Co.
Auctioneers.
Igdtd Phone 31 9.
,,__i.-1-1 `
A Friendly lip
If you have not ordered your spring
suit, let’s get together. `
We want your trade, not only your
next order, but future orders as weli-
Our goods will stand the lest.
You want our goods, perhaps you
don’t know it, but we believe it and are
confident we can convince you. Our new
spring patterns are "good for sore eyes"
and worthy of your consideration. The
prices are not in it when compared with
the quality.
MCDONALD & PERRY,
The Nobby T ailors,
Great George Streei.
 i --I-°l_____~;;- _ :-:a
EMPIRE
uuintur
Can be had at the follow-
ing drug stores:
Bhdna ,75 Foot of Queen Street Box 4ll , Gem E_ Hug-ness
' Steam and Hot Water Heating
McDonald 8; McKiunrm’s.
Red Cross Pharmacy. ,
REPAIRS A I €ASTlN(]S §=<:;i°R1;;<:1S_~,
Founders. Machinists, Boilermakers-  I an 52,5' `
cnarnucmwi Foundry aiu naciiie act., Lu 1.13.5.. k
S. ‘