blood needs purl.
bifida
fail!
pure riot.,
all the digestive organs, »
“I i1l*°.°l,°°‘F°°4’l Ulrliperllls as
aprinrnsdioiao means it uoouoai, 
nroiasein-law -nnoafit for tiotonoo on up
iaos aud‘w`as'per!cetiy_¢\u\a, no 5,. ,wg
oooonmublsa .runny macro rims
i>omr»orouga,,oai._. A - r
Hoodia- Sdrcaparllvla
lo u\s,v'vor1a'uron oiooa porisor one
tonic. -100 doserono dollar. '
Wall Paper
` At Less Than 
I4 _ -1
I Half Price
You will miss a grand 'sl
~ opportunity if you do not I buy the Job lois of wall
 Zaoer we are offering.
~ all in and see them and --
- at`tbe same time haven
` look at '
 OUR Nl:W PAPER
We claim to have the
prettiest patterns and the _
lo"c L prices in the city, 
let us know and we will 1-*
end our sample books io fl,
your home. We 'know ,-
we have just the paper ,:-
ycu want _
Book st are
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n _the Making
of Ginger Snaps
particular pains are talren
toinsure lightness, crisp-
ness and dc icacy of davor.
and we pride ourselves
that our customers ex-
, press unqualified satisfac-
,tlon. Ti‘y s-pound.
D. STEWART.
' Ectirss Baxitav,
Bakes Best Bread.
ll
Head 3-n‘ New
'uh-I-h_ __
 liqlmer Princess, from
‘MM Qi- li-45 D- In . yesterday.
ANY 9¢l\\°ll_`haviug for aalensccond
should apply at this' olilcs at once.
HEABIBT Bonn, Providence, brother ol
U. E. Dodd of this city, is expected home
tonight on a few weeks visit.
If intending to contribute to the
Jllhpese Famine Fund remember hc
gives twice who gives quickly. -
'Mares no eniragement for the evening
°f MW lst but hear the talented young
.luvenilen in “The Bear Prince" in St.
Peters Schoolnoom. _
Wlsr Rrvint was buoyed yesterday
=\fl°rn°°n.ar.du.o city oz Londo.. win
make regular trlpson this route to-day.
3|1° lilies, qu East River, to-morrow,
Eriday.
THE Stanley. which is now engaged' in
the work of laying down the Island
buoys, came into port yesterday after-
_iioon._ There are a number of buoys yet
to be placed.
Cavr. J. Nicholson, Orwell, First
Oiiicer of the D. G, C. Peirel, was n
passenger by the Cily of London last
evening. He leaves for the mainland to-
day to rejoin his steamer.
AN important business meeting of the
'Study Class of the Canadian Historical
and Literary Society will be held in the
iiimlergarten lhls afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Members requested to be present. _
Jero McAullilc and his company will
commence their annual enaagement at
the Opcra House Tuesday next. The
company this season luis been receiving
very flattering notices from thc American
Press for their work and a fine list of
nighlfs performance Shea's great naval
play “Tho Man 0`Warsmnn" with com-
plete sccnie equipment and accessories
will prove a great attraction. The
fo'r this season is Woodfu
animals, consisting of dogs and monkeys.
in new songs and dances, were well
Ch W odford's
sight well worth t-he whole price of
Qnnnlaunonlanvqwunq
suntan-of-uavnnllubp
' Pc.
V *The North A
Assurance
nection with the Company-
ihis Company. _
The records of the
the Dlrertors or Oiiicera.
1onoNro - - - - - CANADA _
The annual report of the Company for last year, is now
iii the hands of our policy holders. Mr. John L. Blailre.
the President, has issued a circular acc0nipaiiying_ the report
in which he callsattention to the following pertinent facts!
(1) This Company has never through any ui its oiiicers,
` or otherwise, entered in o any underwriting syndicate
or any agreement relating thereto in any manner or form.
(2) This Company has never contributed to the cam-
paign funds of any political pariv in Huy ljlllmef Whillevefl
in fact, it has never been asked to do so. , _
(3) lhls Company has no subsidiary institutions in any
manner 'or farm. and is not connected in any way with other
financial concern; neither does it in any way control any
Company in which it is a stockholder. _ _
'( ) No Director or Ofiicer of this Company is in any
way, whatever, interested in any agency contract in con-
( ) No Director or Officer of the Coin; any qliali5€S AS 8 .
Directbr in any other institution by the use of the stock of
pnrcbige securtiei from any person or limi. 01' lllulle 1081124
to any person or firm having satisfactory securities or
desirable iiivesmeiirs. as set out in its Charter.
(7) The Auditors of the Company are appointed by the
policy holders and guarauiors and are gentlemen of qtlge .
11igh¢,.t sianding as professional Accountants. e
Auditors ‘electeitthis years Messrs Gordon and YOUDB. HW
‘not interested in this Company in any way, not even as policy
` holders and are absolutely independent of any ¢0liir0l from
-8 U d i’ B e-law No 34, it is provided that "No
Di,-¢§g0)f or-n0i£ce livolderof the Company shall either directly
of indirectly borrow any money from the Company." This
Bye-law has been strictl|y£'igl;%;!d&i0-MA_r_r“E‘~s‘ I
,L_ M-“gg” fm- p,.E. I, and Cape Breton. Office, Charlottetown. l
1 _ _ }
merican Life `
Company
Company show that it will
heed- mi-'I blmle in nooq oooaluoa
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IICW
NW’ H'  °li°Y
ilsaaperiief P. 3._Isisad.
Iluim is the best
a vacation. Boo
A Ru _ was current on the street
¥°lt¢l'f|2?th\t Captain .Craig has been
awardedethc Rocky Point Ferry, peg 3.8,
Eidn for the balance of the season. `
» Air Interesting short copyrighted story
entitled “When Bctly Sulked” by Donald
Allen, will appear in the Saturday
Guardian uf23i.h. Be sure you Rot it as
it will not appear in any other paper.
Trim City of London had 25 passengeri
to Belfast and Orwell yesterday afternoon
and e lmrc-'cargo of gonml moi-chandler.
She returned in the evening with 'six
mllevltrs. I5 cases eggs, and 1 horse. _ ~
A vlitr concise, informing little book,
entitled The Tunnel has been published
by Rev. A. E.- Burke. It contains the
UW'-S Nklrdlng the position of this Pro-
vlnce in the matter of winter communica-
tion and also information as to the
feasbllity and cost of the tunnel.
A ivuuuun of sehconers came into port
yesterday. The ,Brilliant is loading eats
at Pownal wharf, for Picton, and will sail
when tide and wind permits. The schooner
DMS! is loading produce at Queen‘s
wharf* for Sydney, and will sail Friday.
One orTwo other schoouers came in in
the evening and anchored out.
THE program for street work and the
construction of new sidewalks will
probably be arranged in time for the next
meeting of the City Council. In the
meantime had sidewalks are being
attended to as quickly as possible and
every effort is made to overcome causes
of complaint by citizens on this head.
IN explanation of the delay in startlniz
the construction of the new station The
P|“Y*‘l Wm be i""*’-”‘*“i°d- Ai' the °Pe“i“K Guardian has been told that the weather
up to the 12th of this month was such
that the contractor did not consider it iii
to begin operations. Sub-contracts for
brick and lumber have been made and the
5P90i5m\`-li l‘\"°““hi‘ 9" f°" ull” ““U“3° uiaterisls will shortly be delivered on the
wentuwlirat view and are head liners station sito. The arm-oiorMr.\voilberg
in all vaudeville houses. The head liner the contractor' ls expected shawl,” '
rd’s trained
Ti-ir: Minto returned to port yesterday
The Halifax Record payee.-The mole. aftgrnoon. She left last Saturday for
ment wcatlicr and the many other Port Daniel. Quebec, charged with the
attrnctionslast night did not deter a task of finding a wooden brenkwnter;
large audience from greeting the Mc- _which had gone adrift from that harbor.
Auliife company cn the commencement After chasing the missirig breakwater
of thelrsecond week's engagement at the here and there it wasat last discovered
Academy of Music. Derry Doolin, the almost at the identical place from which
Irish Gamekeeper,wae the play, and Jere it had broken away. Captain Finlayson
was seen to advantage in the title role. therefore brought the steamer home. He
All the rest of the company gave him rcportsagreatdeai of heavy ice in the
excellent support and gave entire satis- Gulf. near Paspebilic and Miscou, and
to the audience. Mr. McAuliffe in his,the_cli|nate very wintry. There is also
latesropaiodies, and Anderson and Goings plenty of snow on the Quebec shore.
THE attention of the Dominion Govern-
received, while Prof. as. o ~ _ ,
""‘“°d “°“”' ‘“°“k°y" 'md °°'“°s W” “ iliindhgllblsrgmbillloloigslinlioolllsrlasglilzol
admission. The monkeys walk the tight t'° b” °°"`°°t'°‘l' by H°"“°° H’“z“\'d»i'h°'
rope a'nd drive bicycles and ponies, while “e°es5"7 _r9v|sl°“ hi” been made b-V
the the dogs and mo handsome ponies Lieutenant Musgrave, by direction of
did many clever stunts and elicited Smncnpmln T°°k°"'“'h°l5i“ °h’“`“° °f-
liearty applause from all present. These t'h° A"mlml"y survey W°"k' The chart'
clever animals mndeubm hm ° had not been amended since the year
- _____________ 1843, when it was drafted by Admiral
A.-ik your' dealer for Diamond Botnsli Bayneld and Cupid" O'l°l""" A9 might
the most reliable soap maker and dirt 3° °’E`i’;i"i|°d llillllx' cllangesllnilsnd marks,
consumer on the Market. tts &tw ogcunes ginI();“th;?’s ;":r;|u';0rll°g“3:‘:'
ia said, near the battery nearly fifty feet
of the shore has been washed away_by the
action of the waves and the weather. 4
Aiuorm the arrivals by` the mail special
last nllzbt wasa party from New York,
bound to the Island for a vs-eek`s visit,
The party are all members of the com
pany controlling the Whitney Glass
Works. and consists of the President .L
P. Whitney; the Vice President, R. D.
Macleod (a native of Prince Edward
Island); George Dudley, a Director of the
Company; and Gerald Stratton, Manager
ofthe New York Office. The Whitney
Glass Works is an extensive and rich
concern, established in the year 1775.
with factories at Glassbcrc, N. J., Salem,
N. J. and Vineland, N, J. It is
the oldest institution in America to have
remained in the same family since its
establishment, and is the largest cf its
kind in the world. It has odices at'
Glassiiorc, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, and Chicago. The wealth of the
Company is' immense, the President being
n. millionaire many times over.
GOOD
T0 i LET'
SOAPS '
We are showing a
nice line of Toilet
_ Soaps iii our win- '
dow this week at
‘ _ prices ranging from
I0 cents per box to
40 cents per box
of three cakes.
Some splendid
values at 25 cents
per.box.
Try na for soaps.
To » be Held in Halifax
» September 22 to October
` ‘ 5, |906. _ '
-The Dominion Exhibition this year is
to beheld in Halifax for two weeks at
the and of September and commencement
of October, and the Civic and Gavernmen
tal Commission, presided over by hir.
Justice Longley, which has the Falrin
charg"s,,now has its main features well
mdppedout.
-In premiums and prizes the sum of
$l(l`.i,i1l0is offered for Live Slack, Agri
culture. Mining and Manufacturing
exhibits. Many enquiries are coming
in from points all over Canada for space
in the buildings devoted to‘ the various
lines of lndustry and invention.
The grounds, where the big Fair is to be
held, owned partly by the City of Halifax
and Province of Nova Scotia, comprise
many acres, with modern departmental
buildings, neat grand stniid and n. liuli'-
miie race track. The buildings are lil-inn
enlarged by temporary and permanent
structures to ensure ample room for cxhib
ltors and visitors.
The Commission ls bending its energies
to make the Dominion Exhibition
thoroughly representative and complete
in what may be culled its “legitimate”
departments, and they are not neglecting
the llghteror amusement phrases of the
show. Pursos aggregating $0,000 me
oifered for is race meeting extending.;
over the two .weeks of the Exhibition,
when the fastest llelfl of horses that the
Maritime Provinces and a large part of
Canada beyond can produce will com-
pete.
A Vuudcvllle, spectacular and rnlli ary
display will be presented on u scale of
considerable grandeur. In tllistlic Hill
Cuniifiian troops stationed there \\l‘i li-
able to materially assist, and possibly the
navy also will be able to luke part-.
A meeting of the rcprescntulivcs ol i-lic
leading Railway Lilies was recently lielll
in that city when urrlinrzeiiierita were
completed for transportation from nil
parts of Eastern Cnnndn as low as intro
prevailed from thc'i‘urr\\\io Exliiiliiinii
Mr. M. McF. Hull. the Manager of the
Dominion Exhibition, has hada very
large edition of the Prize List printed,
which is ready for distribution and
which he w`lllbe glad to supply to all
enqulrers.
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BORN.
McLEAN.-At Point Prim on April 2ist
to Daniel J. and Mrs. McLean, ii. son.
DIED.
>RILEY-In this city on the 25th inst.,
the infant son of Thomas B. limi Mrs.
Riley.
[Funeral today at 3 o`clocir.]
DOYLE-In this city, April 2-llli, nilei'
il short illness, Ethel May , iicarly beloved
child of Philip and Mrs. Doyle, aged six
months.
JORDEN-At Guernsey Cove, April lsi
1000, C Everett Elmer, dearly beloved
child of Charles and Lillian Jordcu, aged
1 year and 10 months.
NICOLLE-At \Vhlte Sands, March
15th, 1900, Lulu Sarah, ricurly beloved
child of William and Margaret Nicolle,
aged 2 yrs. 9 mos. 7 days.
MGKENZIE.-At Rose Valley, Sunday
morning, April 22, Mrs. Murdock H.
McKenzie aged 74, leaving a husband and
four sons and four daughters to mourn
the loss of n loving wife and affectionate
mother.
ANNouii_c_£|v\£NTs
-Any person wanting to buy potatoes
for feed for cattle will get them cheap at
.lonn McQul|lun & Oc‘s. 25d tf.
Call and see samples and govern-
ment lest of oiir wheat. veiches.
peas, corn. timothy and clover
seed. and be convinced that we;
have the highest quality on the
market.-A. Horne & Co.
23dmwl6l twii.
Soap l0caBox.-See the soap we are
selling at i0v\ abox. Three cakes nicely
-wrapped. Good valuc for the money. Th-
two Macs, MacDonald 8: MacKinnon
Drugglsts. dtwll
 MENTHOL
COUGH 0
A DROPS
A pleasant and ef
na3pe Reserve giving `vey g ~ h ` 'd l _ ~
Values; fetc. As’_`the premium under ' ' ' “wg 8 an °° as
is no higherthsn under the old form, in- _ p _ p _
should ask fer particulars, before 1 I   , v p '~ "'11" Tw, M,¢,»»
_  _   lliilllill lliillilll.
Price -rec for 4 ozs.
._ A; \ nargccisrs.
“nt Corner Gt. eorge and Kent Sta.
26,- r9e6
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OF GREY
Store, shows the most attractive line
of fashion’s favorite fabrics.
, It is unquestionable now that the smart
grey suitings are to have chief favour among
the new fabrics for spring wear. So it is
. with especial satisfaction that we call atten-
tion to the finest showing of grey tweeds in
Charlottetown.
Gre with rcenuerclieck mixed re
Plain grey tveeds 56 inches vide good l ty d K ~' V r' g- Y
» ' f . h 1
weight, all wool. pretty fabrics .,. . .$I.00 l w;:ey glrsckrm a1|‘:l;,1;;Tg’:,;ni1t;£,eé
Plain greyg, 3159 56 inches width’ better , i8i)fiCS RI . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . ._. . . . 
qimliiies, :ill wool . .. . . . . .. . ..  .l,|5
A basket weave with over clicck. in grey
Cream hr incspmi with self stripe, a with green, champagne wiili green,
haiidsoiiie i`ahr‘c cs; ecially designed champagne with blue, 56 lncli, all
forgolf_sl:iu~ _ . . . . . . . .
...........$l.45 roi  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. _...L55
Light Weight Fabrics
popular color.
l_Dargains all Over the Store
EVERY popular light weight fabric has good representati in on our shelves
this spring-Mohairs,~Eoliennes, Trespines,_ Wool Taffeta, Sicilians,
Lust-*es as well as light weight tweed:--Roxauas and all the rest-Every
At the Big Furniture Sale
' Finer
Baby Carriages
You liave
Never Seen
Anew lot which arrived a
day or two before we decided
on this sale were (riced fur
quick selling.
We are
Cutting Deep
to make a quick clearance.
No discount less than 25 p c.
some are going at I-3 off. You
might as well get a nice,_ sty-
‘ lish, right-up~to~tlie-minute
Go-cart now when they ca_n be
bought as low as the ordinary
carriage.
C ouches and
Lounges at
Tremendous
Discounts
These are the acme ol' com-
Hetll Racks Fit
For Ch’iown’s
Finest Homes
are here in about a dozen dif-
ferent patterns. In elm, ash,
oak an quancred oak all with
nice. large, true mirrors of
artistic designs, Gnely iinished.
You Would
Make no
Mistake
_,to buy these at the regular
prices. You can buy one now
cheaper than we bought them
ourselves. Don’t wait until
the best ' are picked up-come
in this morning and choose
yours.
fort, curl cnverrll iii good
coverings in flue coloririgs. We
can suit your room no matter
what the color scheme is.
These soft, cosy, comfortable
couches woii‘t remain here
l
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long at our present prices. Be
one of the lucky few to get
0IlCo
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Quick buyers _get . Hundreds are satis-
h:st’choice. Be qu_ic§¢. I fied, Tum-¢ is suis.
.‘3::; ;;:‘.r.°“.;;‘°‘.f.:. O .A 1') CWSOII   
“nm Come in and see us.
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i=oRsA|.E`
ness Stand in Sydney, C. B. Doing
3150.000 annually; Gr-‘at opportunity!
A l to P. 0. Box 620
for hustler. pP Y
Sydney. or to Box 587 Charlottetown.
a4dzw
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Desirable Produce and Grocery iinsi do W”
LIFE OF CANADA 1'” Jus; isiiseg _  A fectual lremedy for so
The DAILY and TRI-WEEK-
LY Editions of the Charlotte-
, own Guardian have actual
combined cironlations which can-
notbe duplicatnd. Their li’\|U"
anteed combined AVEMRG *D
Dm, 3), 1905, was, nlukanrl for
the last week in the old year it
 WE
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sgunpnhiqfhlhqhw
We have a lot of
Men’s Raincoats
At $3.00, $3.50. $5.00. $7.00, $10.00 and $12.00
-~-ALs0--
ASHOWERPKOOF COATS
*` At $9.00, $9.50, $10.00 and $1 I 50. 0'
Call and inspect at
iiumphrey Clothing Store,
Opera House Building. Cliarloitetown.i’. E. I.
O
os- -a
es? 5
infield Scott. Manager.
0. BOX 417. Phono 63.
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