m _ il l li
HE
our
; ilQ_illlMilllll
Would Scratch and Tear Away the
O' Flesh -Neighbours Called it
Worse Case Ever Soon-Grow
Worse Under Doctors. ,
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CURED BY 'ONE SET
OF CUTiCURA REMEDIES
"My baby’a face was a mass of
sores. The doctor called it eczema,
but the child grew worse, the disease
eating the flesh away from his nose,
and spreading to his body. Neigh-
bours said it was the worst case they
had ever seen. His suffering was
terrible, and he would scratc and
tear away the flesh. We then used
the Cuticura Remedies, one set cur-
ing him completely, and healing his
~.r»=»- ~ an
1 face without scar or blemish.-\Vm.
Cridland, 35 Winchester St. Penton-
vilie Rd., N. L0ndon. Eng."
BABY OUlRK’S CURE
Of Torturing, Raw, and Sealy
Eczema By Cuticura
" My baby was afiiicted with a loath-
aome runningeczema on the face. Two
doctors treated him for three mouths,
but he grew worse. We then started to
use Cuticura, and noticed an improve-
ment at once. In a fortnight the run-
ning had ceased, the scabs nearly all
dried oH, and in a month his face was
perfectly clear.- W. H. Quirk, No. 1
West End Cottages, Ruywood Road,
N. Southampton.”
CUTICURA A BLESSING
To Skin-Tortured Babies
The suffering which Cuticnra Soap
and Ointment has alleviated among
the young, and the comfort the have _
afforded worn-out and worried par-
ents. have led to their adoption in '
countless homes as priceless curative:
for birth humours, milk crust, scalled
head, eczemas, rashes, and every
form of skin and scalp humours, with
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ` "°"" ___
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wma cifhnmui. 14i.°biish|n;°i:°mp¢ny.. er ' ' ° e alwwmdlwemmotmwmd qu i Neal' at Hand.
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5 Aa, °.°"""' P" '°"“_'i"" °"°‘ hx Bosnia ofhadeendomlo the tunnel
1-_'_-.'.'.°.:’......:‘f.‘:..“::~...., i 3 1.-.=&~.-...-.=.:=.-.-.:~;.:a-.ef ............................1‘............ Bill °-' REDUCTION 4 S'Al-E
I _
A public meeting will be held in
the Market Hall on Tuesday even-
ing, April 18, at 8 o’clock to re-
ceive the report of the delegates
appointed ata general Convention
of the people of Prince Edward
Island held March rotb, and con-
sider all other matters oonnected
with this important mission.
D. NICHOLSON.
Chairman of Convention and Presi-
dent of Board of Trade.
Ch`town. April io, 1905.
The tunnel is our just. due; it menus
life to the lslitnil, and it would not hnrm
even the liumhlcst of the ohjectoni if it
were built I
After ull the millions and hundreds of
millions expended on the Government
und other rnilwayir and now to be expend-
ed on nnother continental railway, it, is
loss of hair, of infancy and age.
col so- umm-1|. and Pun mia ii ci
me -'.§°i.i' 11?.'&i- 1...mi.».,zr cimi:E.:i»= sq'f'.°f-fi.,
I Rua de la air; Aunnl B. Towns or 0u..Sydauy.
Pm 1: or .co _ ilauunsoi- no
I H VP
ailqlamiifa ri-=-.¢~uw to Cantor naar- ana: i
not too much to ask for u modest. ten
millions to supply the missing link ut the
Capes by means of the tunnel.
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l __ ___ ____ ,______
rnil\\‘n_va, the cnnuls, the Pacific llnilway 'nusshm prestige 0,. to change me for,
y .
roughly speaking 5(1) miles broad and
mninlund of Asia, the island of Borneo
waters Admirals Togo and Kumimura
with the bulk oi the Japanese navy are
uiinrl. His venture northward into the
,China Sea can only mean that he has
been ordered there to olier battle. We
have no reason to think that Togo will de-
cline the cliullcnge or permit the Russiun
fieel. to pass. The navul supremacy ofthe
Faust is staked on the issue. The world is
sewflghts of modern times. It is quite
probable lhut the coming battle may take
place far out nt. sea and that the result
may not be known to the world for one or
more duys utter' it takes plucc.
Nothing could iloso much to restore
tunes of the wur nt this stage as would n
Russian nuvul victory. And in nnvul wur-
fare there are ull sorts of chances. \\'c do
not know precisely the strength of the
Japanese fleet after the considerable
losses of the war. but it is probnlne ihnt
in tonnage, men und guns the forces that
own, Prince Edward Inland, Canada, at. the following rates, payable in advance plant directly lm; up "gm, me m¢|_,,l,°n,
andthe Boards oi Trade of the sister
l,iIll miles long, und lies between the Pmvinees he°'"’"y with us’ rndy for
their own sake and for ours to urge the
and the Phmpines_ Somewhere in these immediate constructionof the one missing
link in our interprovinclal milwaysystem.
They all feel that this is an act of simple
believed tone awaiting the Russian as -l““""°'”°“" I""“| P’°"“"° ‘"5 "‘°
only means that promises full satisfaction
allaround. It seemsa pity that there
are still a few persons here who seem
afraid that the Government may' do
too much for us. We have no auch fears.
The Province is only asking for simple
justice, the fulfilment to the letter of the
therefore awaiting one of the greatest bond M union in regnrj to our mmm Oli
communication with the rest- of Cunivia
and we are glad to hope thnt the Parlia-
ment and people of t-he Dominion
ure disposed to recognise our just claims
und fulfil the bond.
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WINTER COMMUNICATION.
It is understood that the Libnrnl meni-
bers oi the Legislature linve com-1i\le|~cii1\
druft. memorial to the Ottawa Government
on the subject of our coinniunlcation with
the Mainland and that the annie has been
submitted to the Opposition members
A -1-__ _ _'_ and-w__r __
tn A
-'xr Pars 'ro our Ar ranrmvs”
For 49 cents pair.
3 pairs purple kid gloves
Perrius. sizes 6%, 6%.
6%, worth $1.35 pair.
_ I pair purple kid gloves
Perrins,size 6,worth $1.10.
1
4 pairs tan kid gloves
Perrins, sizes 5%. 6, 6%,
7% worth$1.35,
3 pairs mauve kid gloves
Perrins. sizes 6%.., 6%,
6%. worth $1.35 pair.
3 pairs blue grey kid
gloves. Perrins. sizes 6.
6%. 0% worth $1.35
pair.
1 pair dark green kid
gloves. Perrins, size 5%
worth $1:35 pair [lace-]
4 pnirs black kid gloves
Perrins, size 5% worth
l $1.35 pair. [These have
colored stitcliings].
8 pairs white Suede
gloves. worth $1.00, sizes
5%»6%»6?£-
|08 steamer of gi-sat. power have already _..°n.._ .
THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN b°°l\ Printed ill those columns-This morn ` °
- c 9
-_-  ss-- -      v   1  -»     (md llncg of Perrin s
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL ll. lllli by the Sydney Board of Trade, after the p 1 _
pi mat-tier had been brought to their utten- ` ° I 
MASS MEE-|~|Ng_ ,il collins :livin aiimr. rn.. by 11..... .1...,.i.1=...i.1.. n......g.'n.»  l  .
___ way, and with the array of facts at his ,
Admin, Rqieswensky with the disposal he proved irresistablennd Sydney Bglgw we present our BARGAIN Selections T01' io-dalfj
Russian Bm,” ne.” 0, ,on seven Su" wuecieniuioiinem enforce me demand SALE. Two columns full to the brim of stirring new--.
7' - ' ` t' but the
men,” Dum, ,nw me South China Sm fora tunnel. Short paragraphs lilngtegd of lktinlgaryieigilglngtlireguiliiiien =.
gon his wa non_hwnm This sea is Thus we have the public men, the press early shoppers Wt tl a 1' C -
For 95 cents Dair.
2 pairs liuht grey kid
gloves. Pe|rin’:s. sizes 6%.
and 7. worth $1.35.
3 pairs Mode kid gloves
Perrins. sizes 6%.6,‘é» 6%'
worth $1.35.
1 pair-Mode kid gl0\'€S.
Fowne’s, size 6%, W0Ylll
§r_65, [pearl fasteners]
6 pairs grey kid gloves.
Perrins, sizes 5% 6. 6/'if
6% worth $1-35
5 pairs cream kid gloves
worth $1.35. sizes 5%. 6|
6%, 6)'_5, 6%, [I pair each
° size-]
11 pairs silk lined
Mccha’s, in tons, brown
and greys_ sizes 5%. 6,
6%- 6%- 6%. 734-
2 pairs light green suede
gloves, sizes. 6%. 6, worth
$1.35 pair.
1 pair red Suede gloves.
size 6, worth $1.35 pair.
12 pairs heavy kid
gloves in tails, mode,
fawn and greys. sizes 6,
6%, and 6% worth $1.20
pair.
liurrab f r
ew brisl
5ais.°.°.
Eleven cases of new Spring Christy Hats
camein yesterday, each case nearly as lierge as
ll usands.
e i Bats.
Thousands and thousand of beautiful
ai house.
Spiiug Hats. Come in today and see them.
You need a new one for Sunday.
Thousands of men who have been
waiting for the Christy's will be in today, so
~ come early and avoid the rush as much as
posssible.
Prowse Bros.
THE BEST HAT MEN.
win u trick.
Charlottetown i‘Let us have the tunnel l
It,i.~‘obvioustlnit at the enrllest possible
moment one of the winter Steamers
should break the wil r into Charlottcto\\‘n,
the port to which so lnrge i\ portion of
` the immense freight nt Pictou is consign-
Ved. With fuvomblc winds thc ice may be
hoped to soon drift out of the straits and
seem about to be ensoged ure not very with n view to shaping. it possible such ri We have besides our new Spring Kid Gloves which ar-
‘ ,,,,eq,,,,l_ v¢.l,,L-ll,-eely any one expeclsll suite paper as mny be uunnimously en- rived by express some few days ago and are now ready for
,Rui-.sun victory. Many are amazed at domed by the House. We think inn ri your inspection, all the newest shades besides a big range
,he wmerlly of we Russllm Admiral in most desirable course in the best interests °f Washable kid gl°Ve5~
going forivnvd to apparently certain battle of the Island. Never was there a hotter _
,lml p,-0l,,,l,l,. ,l¢f,.,,l_ He will no; hm-e ll opportunity for the Legislature to voice B€SiC F  & 0 GIVCII i0
_Nm-;_l, Sea llglllng glee; 1,0 en¢°un|_¢l-_ but effectively the eamestdesiie of the entire ATTCDETOD | ' cv, Ci1Si10i]1€l'S
/the most skilful and redoubtalile naval PC0910 lil llW0l` Of l-iw Ulnnel- The Dl`€S§  ‘
fighter of the age, well equipped gud and Boards of Trade of New Brunswick
cnger for the fmy. Russia is appnren ily and Nova Scotin have endorsed the tunnel
Di1_*.Vl"i?’l\¢"li1f*lf¢"\l‘l in the ““"“_l Wm" “5the_b°§t“"l‘d °“l-V "d"'l““l° r““’e‘ly:f°r   ordefs___,_ _ _.___ .__.._.__.~.._  ,
game, in thcdcspulring hope thni, il may our winter isolation and for promoting
inter~provincinl trmle und our Legislature
ought not to ask for less.
After all what is the paper union vi ith
Cunndn worth while it tnkesthree months Every dncmr in th|",.°°w“ "led his best
ro relieve Mrs. J. “ithom of Asthinu;
io get a cnrloud of freight from Picton to none succeeded. _“FOP )'l‘01'¥»" She Sl»l1U?t‘»
“I was u dreadful suili-rer; nothing gzuve
relief. At times 1 found lt. necessary to
have ullthc doors und windows open to
etnv ln nth Wi ' l ' ll rd
g ig ~c . . ienin respair len
of "Cnturrhozont-." I used it und now nm
perfectly cuied." This proves beyond
doubt that any case of Astlimn. is curable
with Cntarrliozoue.l\'orelnedy so pleasant-,
none so absolutely certain to iiorough-
ly cure; try “Caturrhozone" yourself; it's
guurunteed.
' BRISTOL N0i|lNATED~
with the passage into the harbor oncei - `*`
opened the Princess could shortly com-
mence work. lt would even then take a
longtime for thc winter bouts with the
aid ofthe Princess tocatch up with the
arrears ot freight due here, some of
iwlch has been lying for three months at
Picthu. ,
1 _-__
l The Maritime Merchant, ever wide
awaket,owl|at. will promote tmde and
inter cnmmuncatiou between` the Pro-
vinces, devotes a strong editorial article
tothe advocacy ofthe tunnel pn1iect..After
showlngt-he great need for auch n work
and its apparent practicablblty within a
reasonable cost-the interest on which
would be little if any more than the ont-
lay for the present wholly inadequate
service-The Merchant concludes:
"These, and nil considerations, make
it desirable that n thorough in-
vestigation should be made of t-he
possibitles of the scheme ut once. We
even think that the situation warrants
the 'Govemment taking linmediuu steps
to provide the tunnel, for no one lsium-
gulne t at any other expedient can be.
marie serve the requirements of the
case in t winter season."
C0 IN§_E_VENTS-
S. 0. E.-N t meeting Lodge: Prince
Edward Tuearl evening April llth. Rod
Rose Degr_~ea.‘Vi ting brethren welcome.
City Council m on the aaooad Ion.
day in each mon lk. l’. F. Kelly*
Mayor: W. W. Ulty Ulorl.
-_il
New stock of Bntterick Patterns for
April and May now in stock. Tlimiaands
of fashion sheets given away. Aak for one
at Cai-t.er’a Bookstore. 10d lov
1 case Ladies' ohowe roof gar-
ments received Tram the
in England at Stan-
pui-.is."° °"i1i'°".a$'
ma worknunallil 3.55
Tonorwo, April T~The Conservntivcs
of Centre Toronto nominated Edinunri
Bristol, barrister, for the Commons to-
night, as successor to the lnle E. F.
Clarke, M. P. .
Sora Throat and Cougha
A simple, affective and -sfo remedy for all throat
'rritationah found in
Crooolono Antiaoptlc Tablets
£.“"°‘.1..'f*"'“°"'°'...':'."`“‘;“."““‘§i$;‘:.f“r-“"-‘”'
|00 0 ll EC,
"' 'i°o':. Au or':»°°'¢|"uu '°°"wo
HANDSOME RUGS
Everybody knows howcheerlul it mnkes
a room look to have one or more hand-
some rugs on the floor, whether the floor
be covered with carpets, hardwood,
matting or is painted. A pretty ruiz nced
not necessarily be expensive. Pnton &:
Co. have 50 reversible rugs, good designs,
ll yds longs by! wide with heavy wool
fringe, well worth $3.75 each. Today they
goat $2.50 and only two to n customer.
Other rugs from $5.0) to 82. lldtf
Perfect health means you
must have pure blood.
Our
Apcricnt.
Fruit Salts
rid the bloodof all impuri-
ties giving you ,health and
strength.
Larger. bottle than the
imported for the same
money. -
Price 254: per bottloi
h Prepared and sold only
Y
A.W.Rciiillil,l’llli_i.B.
The remark is often made to us, “How is it, you are always so
busy ? ” The answer is a simple one. we give such satisfaction in the
work we do, that our reputation is known far and wide, and every»
where all over "Our Fair Island Province," even ucross‘tlie straits
to Nova Scotia. New _Brunswick. Cape Breton, Quebec and Ontario, in
factlin all parts of the Broad Dominion we have received orders for
wor .
Is the question a difficult one to answer? We trow not.
Satisfaction is the essence of success, hence our success in busi-
ness. -
Remember us when in need of work done to your entire satisfac-
tion.
BRUCE STEWART & C0’y,
Founders, Engineers, Machinists and Boilermakers,
i Steam Navigation Coy’s. Wharf,
' Charlottetown, P. E. I.
1 Phone 125. , - 130; 1180.
. tts aw
I Au the rims '
 A WASTE i
When good paints are so cheap, it is astonish-
ing why people would put on any but the best.
We want you to paint with
Tun BEST |>A|NTs t
and we know if you use the
T Lrown Anchor' and Blundcll Spcncc’s
English paint you will have the best.
ill ll2lf§.lii.ilu 0°- ill.
*;'...*;.'.°'z..*az..v.~;m&é}
_
rsisrnons 299 P. o. sox 292.
fnmasm cRAva.c0.,
Exporters and Commission Merchants. Charlotte.
_ im. r.1a._b1mo. ‘ .
-I Buyers Itobstera and Meats. _
' Correspondence Soli_cited._
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WORK BETTER Tilll IURDS _
‘ There 1. no ureri oil-qvjgunlent ulnut our
l,,,,,..,, win.. \\e rlailvonliinal me mort
,|,_,,l, ful ¢,» ei.nvi»ief.|. A trial pi rel silicon.
vlliee you of the nbos! fast.
Parcel; 1-slim fm and de-iverrd.
A. 1=. WEBs1ER,S*-'*‘;::.&:"~d~
3 d 1.' Phone |51:
PRAlT'S
ASTRAL OIL.
This is the most satisfactory
Kerosene Oil we have ever handled.
We buy it direct in large quanti-
ties and can guarantee the quality.
Jenkins & Son
I’ Price 25c per gallon.
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Do You Want a Winter
Suit or Ovcrcoal?
| Let us innke your winter suit or
overcoat for you. If you are not
thoroughly convinced that we nrc
offering the best value you ever
saw, we are making these suits
and overcoats, prices ranging' from
$i5.co up to $4o.oo to more thor-
oughlyintroduce our great Tailor-
ing lislablislinient. We use Fab-
rics which are absolutely guaran-
teed and give you your choice of
the newest. nobbiest and richest
effects ofthe season. \h’e will nn-
doubtedly give youlhe best fitting,
best wearing and best looking
clothes you ever had.
_ 107 QUEEN STREET, 
JOHN MCLEOD & CO.
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Ulf
PIMPLES
ON THE
mural-¢;_
Fill ~
Can be cured by using
our Eczema Lotion.
We know of cases
where one bottle has
made a complete cure-
Try a bottle, not oily.
dries in; lu a nioineiit.:
Price 25c. Mailed to
any address on receipt
of price.
ELLIS
The Druggist
and Optlclan.
REMOVAL

  NOTIOE!
__-____
Our oiiiee and warerooms
have been removed to the
New Riley building, formerly
ine weigh & owen building
Queen Street. .
AULD ` BROS.