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il” dweilinginouses on Hiiiabo
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ouso coats ns ten rooms, and
rf” tw' given at once.
One dwelling house on Prince Strgstaggaatainlng eight roq|n,._|-hs modem
conveniences Possession given on
if , H , _
rough street. near Hillsborough Square.
have all modern convenienees._ Possession
LET
Well er
WORK HORSES
Hughes' Condition 9.-»--.
Powders
It eleaus them out and makes them
atand up under hard work. Give
now--the spring is when it does
most good-25c full pound
Iliadqaarura lor Horse sad Callie M
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INVITED
If you wiah the best in photo-
fgraphyfinlshed ou the new spec
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ali mounts, (the very la
novelty.)
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'VISIT
(TUB.
STUDIO.
, GEO. ii. COOK Spring '
Where Baby is Always Welcome.
Ladies’ Low
Cut Shoes
We have the largest assort-
ment of $1.50 and $1.75 shoes
in the city, neat, best of
leather, new stock, uorth any
time $2.00. Sold in other
stores at $2.25. lf vou wear
low shoes, you aiil save
money by dealing with us.
Try us for your next pair.
A. E. McEACliEN
Thu Blind Mau.
' LENTEN SEASUN \
Lent is here, and for a few
weeks there will be greater de-
mand for fish.
We can supply your wants in
the line of fish as well as any
other line of roceries. Bone-
less and skinfess codnah. bone-
less fish, British Columbia Sal-
mon, lobsters, clams, sardinca,
kippererl herring, etc.
B ITTER-A considerable
quantity of butter is used at
this time of the year. We
have a choice ict of creamer
print in flats at :gc per pound):
and crcamery tub at :tae per
pound.
Favor us with yourorderand
see how quick you get it.
, M_cKcnna’s Grocery,
PHONE Up town store a:r6b
` i Down town storeazod
grasslan--fin-»-¢l‘U°llllll
Mcn’s
Footwear.
BcstValuc.
Best
Styles,
Best .
Fittcrs.
For real genuine bargains
in all kinds of footwear, it
will pay yon to investigate our
mgtriin goods arriving daily
priced chesp for cash-
'SPRAGUE & C0 .
~ SUNNYSIDE.
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New t
Stock
of Queen Quality
shoes is more
pleasing than ever.
We have styles
for all purposes.
The “Mannish,"
“Modish," and the
“Dainty P a r is-
ienue" are someof
the leading shapes.
The comfort and
fit with appearance
- and wear make an
ideal shoe.
Alley & Co.
FLOUR REDUCED 25C A BBL
We End that we are overstocked
on two brands of F lonr- Gypsy
and Beacon.
In order to work some of it oH
quickly we have reduced both
brands
950 a :Barrel
This reduction will make
Gypsy 55,00 per barrel.
Beacon $4.75 per barn-i.
Every barrel guaranteed or
money refunded.
Bccr & Goff.
WYETHS BEEF
IRON AND WINE
75c
Full Pint Bottle
A great spring tonic.
' Phone 86-We’1l
` send it to you.
'Reddin Bros.
Business For Sale at
Cardigan 'Bridge
That well known business stand
and wharf property lately owned
b F Norton, also dwelling
nitrite whine suis amp. Appiy
°° w. s. srawsnr
or
J, F. NORTON,
Charlottetown-
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Offices ln New Prowse Block
Charlottetown.
Prmci' sun Mus. Tsrrrou of Summer-l
side spent. Sunday in Charlottetown.
Ausx McLaon, Orwell Mills, was in
the city Saturday. Mr. McLeod is offer-
ing to sail his mill property cheap.
Scan. M. J. Tarpon, Capt-. Taylor, 22
days from Peruauibuco has arrivsrl st
Fernandina, Florida to losd pitch pine at
Orandull for Trinidad. All well,
Aninteronting short copyrighted story
entitled “0ipliers and Settlements" by
Gordon Lenox wliiappear in the Satur-
day Guardian olillat.. Be sure you gobli-
ns lr. will not. appear in any other paper.
Mrmlnaits from all over the maritime
provinces have arrived for the openings,
cays the St.. John Star, and have swelled
the list. of guests at the principal hotels,
to almost double the usual number.
Tm-: schooner Carrie Easier, which left
Csnsolor Yarmouth on February Lilith
has not arrived at her destination and
foarls entertained that- the vessel has
been lost. The vessel was commanded
by Captain Rafusc, of Liverpool, and
carried four seamen beside the mate.
John McCormack, 24 years ofnge of
Charlott.ot.own,for|rierly of S. S.Amelhysl.,
was steward.
\V. Fnssic iiA'rin1:\vsr, St. John, has
turned his activity from the Tan business
intothat of writing books. lie has a
book now in press, cnt.Il.lr~rl "(}uniidian
Nationality." By this book hc hopes to
make Canadians feel the responsibility of
citizenship which he contends is the basis
of patrlotiaiu. Mr. llathewhy's book of
Eisaya wlllba out in April and should
appeal to that sentiment of Nationality
which llcs nt thc basis of ull true pro-
gross.
Gusimisu advertisers will be clad to
know that its Saturday lssun with its
many special features is now read by at
leash six hundred more people than any
other during the week. This increase
isin addition to its already much larger
sale on Saturday. Every bodv should read
The Guarrilaii and have ii copy of the
spcclsil Saturday edition sent regularly
from this office to their friends. They
will appreciate it more than a latter.
Only fifty cents per year or 25cfor six
months. il'
Quitoa number' of the local Knlizlita of
Columbus left. St. John Thursday night
last for Antlgoni.-ih and Halifax, in each
of which places a new council of the order
is to be instituter-i. _ The party will make
the round trip and will be increased lu
number by the addition of knights from
North Shore points, P. E. Island and
Nova Scotia. The new councils are start.-
lng with good membership and under
good circumstances. They will make dve
councils of tba order in the maritime
provinces where less thana year and a
half ago there was but. one.
DEATH has removed one ot the oldest.
and most respected residents of New
London North, ln_ the person of thslats
William Cole. Th'e deceased though in
his 80th year was in his usual good
health up to a few days of his
death. On Feb. Mtn he retired
oo real. in his usual good health.
Early next mornlnglic was taken with
an attack of heart failure. Medical aid
was summoned and he soon regained
consciousness. Bntlt was seen that the
end was noar. In spite of uicdlcal aid
and loving kindness he sank gradually
till his spirit. departed this life on March
lst. The funeral which took place to the
cemetery at John Gcddia Memorial
church on thc§iird was vsryiargely attend-
ed. 'llie deceased was upto the time of
hla death a ruan of unusually good health.
liis wife, Mary Doughart dlcri ten years
ngo leaving three daughters, two of
whom survived: their futher, the other
daughter Anne haviniz died five years
ago. The surviving daughters are Mary,
tha wife of Wm. A. Douirhart, Long
River, and Murirnret at home. But
Margaret was not. long to be spared
after her father. On the day following
the funeral sbs was taken with an attack
ofnongsstlon which was followed by
pneumonia. Hopes were retained for
hor recovery till Saturday when lt. was
sean that life for her was rapidly drawing
ooacloso and hor spirit departed this
world on Saturday morning March llth.
The decsassd was lil years of airs. She
had waited on her father with a tender-
ness and kindness borne only of Christ-
ian tortltudo and never ending love for
her earthly parents. Thafuneral, which
took place on the 12th to the family plot.
beside her father, was one of the largest
ever sen ln' this section ofthe province.
'Thcceremonles of both funerals were con~
ilncterl by Revs. A. Il. Stlrlingfand John
Murray. The surviving aisler Mrs.
Doughsrt has the sympathy of the com~
munity in the hour of her bereavement.
(San Francisco,Cai. papers please copy.)
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The “Island Condition Powder"-is a
preparation that gives entire satisfaction
whenever it is used-Horses should be
prepared for tha sprlng's work with a good
tonic and blood purifier-We have hun~
dretia of testimonials in its favorand tbaas
speak volnmsa-one 251: full lb package.-
A. W. Reddln Pbem B.. Central Drug
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f'"°"°""°"` mm" "   - ' ' nts' that is wh Wiiil¢'S '
. Candy is wholesome if made from pure ingredie , y i
Chocolates are
in such demand. Put up in dainty: pound and half pound §
boxes and sold by all the leading confectioners.
`&,””,",,,"mm“mwm~iMmm mw ww'mm  mw§
Uounty Oonrt of Q-iaen's County
in Charlottetown tomorrow
Then are 156 auita on the
' Tal music page In the Saturday issue of
llamh iiist. will contain the words and
mualo of a popular song er.t.lt.led, “How/'ri
yar Lik ter be a Doral’ also Home Circle
|pags, Msgaaius pale. colored Gomic,
page, Horse news, interesting abort
Story, Sermon by Rav. Wm. Dobson,
nofas on the S. S. Lesson a week
hence, aud all the latent teiegraphlc
and local news. Only lilty cents per year
or twenty-tive cents for six months. ti'
ON _ Wednesday evening, Ziat. Inst
Tryon Division No. 2508. 0. l`. paid s
fraternal visit to Honorary Division No.
Zii'l._Viotnrla. Althouirh the roads were
bsdaiarge number was present. Alter
the business of tha evening was transact-
ed an interesting program was given by
the visiting members. Henry Smith
Worthy Patriarch of Tryon Division acted
as chairman. The program was as
follows-Opening chorus; Iiccitation,
Curl Dawsoniaddrass, Rev. Mr. Stcbbings:
Recltation. Miss Bertha Hodgson, on~
cared; Solo, Roy Dawson; .l§ecit.atlon,
Arthur Dawson, encored; Solo, John
i-Iodgi-on;Recit.ation. Miss Winnie Bell;
male quartet, ll. Lea, G. Morrison, W.
Lord, J. Lord; liecitalion, \Vrn. lfouiii
Duet., Misses Wright. and1l`.ord; Dialogue,
Arthur and Charles Dawson: closing
ehorua Candy was then served by
members of Onward. After a vote of
t-hsnkaliad been tendered to tho visitors
forthe pleasing program the meeting
camo to ri close, all feeling that they had
spent. a very pleasant. iiiuc.
EATEN OUT OF
HOUSE AND HOME
How a Confirmed Dyspepiie Developed
an Appetite Like a Corn-husker's
and Lleaned Out Everything in
Sight.
The wife ofuleading rlruggisf. of Des
Moines tells how herbrotlicr was changed
frunindyspcptic without nppctito to n
prodigious eater.
“lily brother-.wlio is it hwrycrin Cliicauo,
came to visit me and I hardly knew him
on his arrival he ivasao thin and run
down. Ibud not seen him for years and
was much alarmed at. his appearance.
lie bnlrlinc not to wcrryus he had been
in this condition for yours as arcsult ol
clironictlyspspsln. Insked him whathc
had ilonefor li, and ln: anifl hc bud :lone
everything-taken every remedy he had
ever heard of and consulted doctors
without number, nonc of them helped
him. I naked lilru if he ever took Stuart'.»
Dyspepsla Tablets, ami he said lie hadn‘t
‘and what was more hc wouIiin‘t. Hr.
had sworn oll'|.ukiug incdicinc of any
kind. _
“I had my husband bring homeabox
from the store andi actually made him
Lake one nr two of tha tablets after he
hadeaten. They made him feel so much
better that he offered no further objec-
tion. He had not taken the one box
before be was greatly improved and three
or four boxes cured him of dyapepsla and
gave_hiui a_ iijonderfui appqtitg. Jie came
rieur outing us out. of house and homi-.
My, bui. it did me good to soehlineat.
Ho gained llftoeu pounds before he
returned home, and he writes me that
he has not been troubled with dyspepsln
since."
Stuari.‘s Dyspepsla Tablets actually
tlothe worlr assigned to them. They
relieve weak and overburdenerl stonr
at-ha of their wurk of digestive notion.
Their component parts are identical
with those nf the digestive fluids sud
secretiontrof tiio stomach and they
simply take up the grind and carry on
the work just the same as u good,
strong, lienlthy stomach would do it.
On this account Stuartfs Dyspepsia
Tabiats are perfectly natural In their
actlon_audeiTect.s. They do not cause
any unnatural or violent disturbance in
the stomach or bowels. They thsm~
selves dlpest. the food and supply the
system with all the nourlsliincni. con
talnedln what is caterfinnd carry out
Nai.ure's plans for the sustenance und
maintenance of the body.
Stuart's Dyspcpaia Tablets. by thus
relieving the stomach of its work,
cnablelt to rccuperatc and roguln its
normal health und strengtli. Nature
repairs the worn and wasted tissues
just us she hcale and knltsl-he bone of
aiirokan limb. which ls of course not
used during the process of repair.
Stuarlfa Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by alldruggists at .10 cr-nts ri bor.
Ona box will frequently efl`c-at u perfect
cure.
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if A A EET ME ATTIIEQ ALWAYS BUSY STORE
Advance Guard of
The New Shirt Waists
at Stanley Bros.
Direct from the best makers in Canada.
bought at the lowest n1anufacturcrs’, prices, and
marked low for quick selling.
Perfection in quality, stylc, fit, finish and
workmanslilo.
A FEW DESCRIPTIONS. '
White surplus waist em-
broidery anrl lace insertion
vest, tucked back, and long
tucked cuffs
$1.15
Fine white lawn waist-all
over embroidery shield ironr,
tucked back- and front, and
fancy cuff--Another with
_ drawnwork front, hemstitched
tucks back, front and cuffs-
Blue, gray and green
ground chambray with white
stripes, fine pleats back and
front--A very stylish waist
$1.35
Light blue, Paris and Green
cbambray-hand embroidered
front, tucked back and fancy
is  ly an
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[Ev
‘ sizes up to 44 inch
$l.45
other white waists at
$1.85 and $2.40.
sleeves
saoo ,
Black organdy, tucked back
and front, trimmed valen-
ciennes lace insertion.
$1.75, $2.25 Hilti $2.40
STANLEY BROS.
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We have on hr-nd a few
high grade or .ans-
samples-thit We ha 'e no
oom for.
You
ant One ?
We will make the price
vcrv interesiiiig. Come
in io-day and look them
0Vt:Y.
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or Your Eyas?
Would you voluntarily con-
sent at any price to dispose of
your eye sight?
I think not, and yet per-
haps you are one of those who,
by neglect, are irretrievably
losing at least a portion of
their eyesight.
If your eyes need help, the
most likely way to assist them
is by wearing glasses, properly
fitted,
-U1
My business is to properly
lit glasses. This l do aa
cheaply aa is consiatrnt with
good work.
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u are invited to call.
G. F. HUTCHESON.
Opiician.
D
opcrty for Salc at
Victoria.
ie undersigned offers by private
his property at Victoria, Crapaurl.
elling house and out buildings all in
repair
rl .
iso his farm conaistingof 25 acres all
r and in a high stale of cultivation,
hin a quarter ofa mile 'of Victoria
lage
O e barn on farm 20x45, suitable for
liollrling hay, grain, etc
o
1 further particulars apply to
JAMESA HOWATT,
Tl
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND BMBALMBR.
Office, Show Rooms and
léssldeaice, opposite Baptist
ure .
Equipment first class.All
calls promptly attended to
at my hour of the day or
n .
;l‘elephoi1e No. 289.
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Put up in 7 lb. paila Strawberry, Raspberry, l'c.-r--r,
Black Current, and Apricot to sclcct from
Price - - - 55e pail.
CROSSE & BLACKWELLS-7 lb. tins of lilarnrain-lc
53°. and Plum _Iam
85c ea._Nlce.
0 t y i'  T-‘rx-ooer.. j
M,,,r_,;l, »,,\. BANDERSON as oo..
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ARGAINS , 9
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We haveriow opened up our new stock of Hats :ind
Caps. Our Hat Department has been rc-arranged and is
now the most up~io-date in the Province. Here you will
find the most becoming hat and the best shapes.
Come in and see our Hats and Caps. Vi/c will be
pleased to show you through our department of Hats and
Caps.
P. E. Is1and's Greatest Clothing House.
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NEW FOUNDRY
Steam and Hot Water Heating
REPAIRS CASTINUS
Founders. Machinists, Boilermakers-
Charlottetown Foundry and Machirc Co., Lid,
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