_   _,_ _ __ _ 'PHE CHARLo'r'rn'rowN GUARDIAN. Manco 20,1906 »
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ll. A. Tanlnn it to
_ Great Gcor£c'Stre'tt.
Dealers in stationery, fancy
goods, toys, games, faintly china,
music bwks- sheet music and all
kinds of musical lnsti-irutepls,
M°=i‘°°‘.11i#¢;na31¢=\fs  'L S
travelers’ Giilile
i~:.isii3iiii's'ii2.iM§Eii>co.‘
ol l`l,iR.NAT`IONAL DIVISION,
Winter Reduced Rates
~“°°stts§rt‘s.'.“.N.
.J ' a a a ~
Ei-I-..iunn'r aoii’roN - . _ . £~§2¢'i
Commaiioiuk December 2lst, 1005, s or
I ' SLJ h DB . . A ti
'iiliiisiidays goiillliubesd, %is'st(po'i'lt:nPd’rtTd':dd:liiilI
llooitnn.
RETURN IN G
L'li’°‘f`  "i*§“". ’“.`°§§‘°"..'. `“"
Will B 0
stations and Tiaggaglila ohgclTro3rl.4‘1“i’igst1nhtdo‘riily
were "r.i¥.‘:.'“"° S” ii?" r‘:.°‘c.“‘“'=
I'\ V 0 BR @I\ B0 I
Loggi) take cabin berth oi-mstatoroom lei-ml.]l?ixa`
i- . .
.giinrpplrgeggkllve swok,iiiinsured aealiiiit
WILLIAM G. LEE, A¥0l'lt, Bt. John. N. B. i
UALVIN AUSTIN, V. P. tit Gen'l Manager, '
Boston Minis.
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'iAN"An|AN `
PAc I Fi c..
LOW RATE
Second Class Tickets
oN sau: mirnv
Feb. 15th to April 7th, 1906, incl.
na I_’ICTOU. N.S.
Tiivksouuvnn.  .
?v""”°’i`i*'.~.~’i'.§§.=..i.'n"<;-"' $59 15
' ll I , .  '
Sriiivyrrtn st 'i‘.icoii1i, W/isii. '
I"ol_i‘l'r,1il~in, Olil¢.... ........ ..
[`<}NnLsl;;l,(l!. 
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R .B.  $
.:ii.a.ix:.'.., 56 65
Mlnwnv, li.C.......... .
Proportiniinio Rates from and to othorlpolnts.
A Hu Bates to' ointéiin COLOIL/\D0.I AHO,
UTAH, MONITANA :ind CALIFORNIA;
Call on J. E. MATTHEWS. Charlottot
or write to F R. PER Y. D. P. A..(i.
ST. JOHN. N. I3.
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gl.:
P. E. I. RAILHHY
Trains of this railway will run as follows
Read d Stat! ns Road u
own, 0 l-\-
P.u A.u. P.M. A.li1.
3.05 8.25 IV. Ch Down Ar. 3.05 0.55
4.23 0.3] Hunter Itlver 2.0! itil!
Mio Emerald Juliet.  7.§7
iii "°"“‘"““°“ i.. iid .lit
Surnrnorslilo {m. |075
Port Hill 8.57
0‘I.cr\i'y 7.44
Albui-ton 0.40
Tignish 6.00
nrald. Juno. ar.
i.00 Traverse lv.
. iii. i-. iii, _ iii, 3/i.li1.
. i-. M.
:i.‘.!5 lv Ch'town ar.
4.30 Mt. Stewart Jo.
4..’»\i Moroll
5 lei St. Potor‘s
0.25 iir, Souris
5.12 lv Cardigan
0.05 a.r. Gedmwn lv.
3.40 lv. Ch't,own ar.
7.10 ar. Murray Harbor lv 0.45
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Trains leaving Clinriottotowii 7.05 ii. m., itiiil
Som-is 12.50 ir. M., run Monday, Wednesday
iinrl Fridit '_ All other trains run rlully (Sun-
diiy oxcopirvrl).
t.oniploto’iinia Tiililo furnished on applicn»
tion at stations.
G. A. BELARP, ,
Siipoxilnwndsnt P. E. 1. Ratlwar.
cnariiiimrnwn, .rsmno-y mn, lim S
D. POTTINGICTI. I. S. O.
Clan. Mgr., Can. Govt. Ilya.,
Moncton. N. B.
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INTERCOLONIAL . A
Trave by iour own Lin* to iii
is unsurpassed in the excellence oi U
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r
Car accommodations. '
formation apply to 
it
surnainrnnprznr, H"
Prince Edward Island Railway,
Or General Passenger Department, 3;'
o residence niii bo satisfied by residence
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Moncton, N. B. , S , '
~“'°"W°"°.‘l°c"tr“‘°i:.°§:.‘.€».‘i!1‘lLt...' '
  Ottawa o ii ii mi ~ .
- ° w. w. com, " N OURISI-I _ i
l>o iiit of the liiliilslor of the Interior. _ ~ _ -
iiniiiiiiuii iriiiiiis nliiwii  ti.. body, .i0..'¢_.i0.¢"n ___
and Steamship Linea tl Boston via Yarmouth
_- Esato N a
'"‘° llE‘i.’...i“il`§.’€.‘.’i.°t'ii.”'l".l.”.<>.wi»lil'»<»=°'
Junction and Halifax.
.,...,.,...,,,,, Thcrc’s a Spot ' '
§{°d)|;i;Tiiii`t‘ii“’iiia`lEiris»%oo:ne’:tloi‘ir at Tiuymoutli
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..i~'f£di.§>.'°.1.... °.t1..<i~°-... ..‘l,_,....»
snriltiyi for 'irin-o swans. in. and ‘ n- m
iii* '“ "'““’ '°' l"-i$.'l3”$i‘?i.` '“;..“I.'i
, . |180 B
t|i»i'in'i'Lré°2i'oniai|"§au and e 'Winm
with ex reaatrniniito and from anlifax and
d Frt _
remedial.n%2§<g;_dir.,_\:exp\§:=¢l,e{__an, nm ln
»* “QW” _ _ _ f dit? Most people know _ _ _ _
w"°'mo$”`°‘°'°"d ' yggngihnand gets great benefit bv dlgestivc functions in a.
ship BOSTON _ coming. We v;:srdto___sh_;>w :gli ry
,gm iyi when t san si ave e _
”:£E‘5‘::itrg.§£'lii‘i‘§F§li;t%23T?:l~li¥l¥§1'€i."h-1 nge;  gather- Our Plan is food can be easily di-
H' ma" °"   simple. Come and let’s talk it over . .
The Royal and U. S. Mill 5¢°¢l\1- it
r1;-
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alliax. Reti
Bgggj |-:midi-¥i¢i‘|il¢ Tiihifiiyllfax next day 7.3:
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v K |.f__f,._~ ~-5, 
if' nk |"`°‘l'..' At n 0 9li\l\4\l:l
"“" immerse. anim nanifr. ,
,WILD WITH lB
iiciiiiigpiinun  
Eruption Broke Out in Spots All
0V°\’ Bilflyl- Caused a Coiitinual
Itcliiiig for‘Two Years-Doctor’s
Medicine Did no Good-Cured at
a Sniall Expense, and Now.
THANKS CUTICURA ,,
"Some time ago I wrote you for a I
rccciyctl it  K. and iveiit and bou ht a
_thc Sonp,Oiiitnicnt, and l’ills_. _Theydid n
:_i;;r_noi,°Ic§ood tligii any medicine I ever |1
bmk eoiaéiseruptioiiutlif the skin, whic
t cause n continual itching which 5
nccrl dro “ld '
d _il ol or, it it di not cum u
nic an iv icn sow in ii. paper our |i
nd., I sent to ou for tho Cuticura goal(
ll
k fc ii mgsnom an "3 °"° S
cs eo u cura.‘ u ,one box of Cu-
tlcurn Oiiitmciit, and) one vizil of Cuti- d
c Pill . F th '
siilfcrcil for tivo years, and Ieaguin
(lrovc l":trm, R. F. D. 2, \\'aluut, Kan.,
is the condition of thousands of skin-tor- T
tured men, ivoinen, and children, who
may be instantly rclicvcd and spcedily '
and gentle itpplicai inns of Cuticurn. Oint-
doses of Cuticiiro Resolvcnt Pills, when A
physicians and all else fail. 1,,
W-..i._i»i-i.mz¢:i»_pe.ii (.i_ie hindinrm of cimmiiiiv email l
.u~ii.ii.ri hte, -ian about ine siris,seup, wi um."
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ALL THE WHEAT
That’.1 Good To Eat.
Buvcr Flma' contain.; ALL the nuizi..
tion-die I pi-ot¢m,' |pl,,|¢,._,,
ii.. wt... TE. N" i
Beaver Flour
lead ol M“h°|"o.  ,IWIIU gm-]
Pmfy anddhinyl that tel:
to
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‘ :'_"l`,.  ._ had been estimated that more than 00
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/ np ,
 af.
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'e
` brief descriptions, and exhibited plc-
* ‘ ' tures of typical bnttleslilps from the
   Royal Sovereign class up td the Lord
N0  W I  Nelson class, and of the contemporaneous
I '  ' lnittlashipsin certain foreign navles. He
showed that in British battleshlpa the
 displacements in thc period of iz! years
___ _J 1 ___ _Do mn had increased from l»l,000 tous to about
' i roi soc on o I- _ _ _ i
i.nii.i'.'f"in"iv'il..li~...i.n oi- the Noi-tii~w~»=i 10.400 tons. that _thc wat tsxvluslw of
 , Pr0\'iI|C0'~'. oxcciilliiif S i\\\d'26. "ijt F0 °;"‘<‘fl iirniiirnents) liiiil incrczised from about
id A' "ual,i:‘;x:r:;'."::‘l:::...l;t .i':.’..;‘°.'..‘.t'; :.“.‘.‘:.i: wot i. in...  in » rind
uni of uno. to the vxwlii 0! 0"'-“‘l““l‘i»°' millions. Iii thc Kiniri<l<lwnrd class, thc
i tioii of 100 ivcics, moio or less
S07. ' ' i .
E (_. _ h ,I _ . H ¢ gh., iumi cost of the liiill was rather more than
0uebe¢.M0nir¢a1.2l1d all .....i'.'.i'.:i'il..r.i;‘¢..:..i‘:r~t1‘“.i.a.,to i.-,.1 ......,...., ....  ......., ........ .....
POIIIIS west ii{ii§_'|.L_“¢‘;`rI.':'(i_\Ei;.liiiniii_r°§lTizn'l`iitii";ia'ldl;t?rti:;i;;i}:i; sagno _i_iii_ioiiii;), ntniwféigoocxgiinrllturo an
ii r or, wii e loriiiiiiisoiior ir |,, or engn gn '-_' , , o props -
~ i t »-
Canada’s Famous Train §'Li‘§'~i."i.'.‘li’il0lil,i,i"iiii°‘§bn'iii"ii`i`io i2°'i..ii`i5¢l".»i.t'.§ las
. 9, orlilm. than £200.000; thc gun mountings,
   °,,T2l’,i‘o‘},':f°,"'A';°"'l°‘£,l',§',fl§l,::gf,'l,5§°uff§';,i;°r,§§:,§’f,‘; mechanisms, and torpedo tribes cost
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tliiifnlloiviiigiiluiisz about its much as the pi‘opnl.ln|g
intl...-itnir ...onthe pesigiinoe anon md machinery, and the incidental charges of
its Dining Car service andSleeping °___¢_1_\’¢\0°'\°'"‘°'““""‘°“°"-W" ‘°' °'""" me fiookynrn ships .iiiionntefi to nbont
the liillicr (or mnthnr. if the lnthoris £00.
_ _ ii--1 niinnil) of tho lionioslonilor r-nslilcs mio? n ,,|,Duf_(,,,c ,md athird millions. The grins
For Tickets, time tables and all in- ni-_iii__:;liti__'iLi\i(-_iéllcégrormy _pg cost nearly £90_,m_ Tha nmmunmdn
lsllcd l>v_?\wl\ poi~snri_i~c ldlnie Will* “W and reserves were uiiditlonnl, and when
IGI' (IF IIID IBF. >
iitii eitliii-ii ni erniiiiieiirresiiiniicr f“"Y °‘|"'"l’”" “"°" “mp “f "‘° ”"’°°
5| on ns lip
f l l rl ow ii lv him iii the represented a value of more than l§
ChlU`l°l\¢¢9W||» P- E- bland viiiiiiltymri? Iilii Iiniiiiioiitonilo thri I-oqiiironieiite
lx nioiiihs' notice in wr})tinil.shgu_ldml2_2
. c ic . us e rst set ri
and tivo extra cakes of Cuticura Soap 5|,
and wig completely cured. I had th
sold inmnglmni inn world. Cullen.. soap, oini. h
Splendid Class ol Young English' Settlers Brought Out
‘r . - I - A 2 .. , N. Z. li .-Th
V0" the steamer K¢n’m_gt0n  the Salvation swii‘iJiid(r!T`tiqvllnui, from thlirhdiuioiilislaniiz
NNY well lccd up,and herdecks crowded
FOR COMPLETE CURE “"1 i=°=»°“1°f~-~h°»f° is mm their
fu
ture homes in Canad h D
a, t e omlnlon
inerl{enslngtun aftern rough passage
book on the Criticum Remedies ,md from Liverpool, steamed up the harbor
few days ago, and dren into the
orth side of number 2 pier. The steamer
ew the Army ting on her niainmast as
. eycurc nie of my skin disease, h
d I s a came to the pier. The work of disam
:,i:,ub| an? very t-hnnkrul to you'  barkstlon was begun at seven o'olock, and
_ .3 dm ¢.,p,,¢3 over my body’ it was two o'elock before all the pas
an ' e
ngers and baggage had been landed
_y_ vc nie ni n,t times. I get They are ofa good class-but there was
medicine of d ct bi ' 'd
ogreat superiority oier previous Eag-
sh,lrish and Scotch immigrants that
A I _ - _fl . . have arrived here ln the past. On hoard
aint  mlgtcuse "Ii  il than the steamer they were kept on strict-
alvation Army diet-not allowed to
rink orln any ivny act disorderly. The
Iuxccivgi r _rofm I e tfidrstthappillcation scene attlie immigration buildings all
ay long vias an animated one, and the
ades of night were coming on when
ellrst train, consisting of eight cars,
thunk Cu,m,,m for mv cure_ If you started for the West, and the G. T. P. and
wish, _you may publish this. Your C'
iiiciid orcvcr, ()lnurlcN.Jolinson, Mnplo ll0f0Fe mldlllillll-
P. ll. passenger trains followed on
The men of the party nre ull young,
June 151 190-3." intelligent, licnt linri sprlghtly, ln fact it
--1 <urvcy of the passengers showed that the
ivcrngs age is about 2i years, and there
i    1 are faw, if any, over 45. - There are ln tha
_ _ i. let of1l80 but 104 women, and they are
Scnivrcsl Scan-rm-il Scnircril T.iis ,°,,,,g_ ,,,,d_ 1,, many c,,5e,,_ good ],,°k|,._g_
ll
he children of ivrioin there Ere 2-I0, are
ostly under four or fivc years and some
cured by warm baths with Cuticiiru. Soap |“f“"'“5 1" '“”“‘S'
Captain Crelgliton, representative for
mont, the grcltt Skin Cure, and mild the Mnritlnie 1’rovinceri of the Salvation
rmy,wns well plowed with the first
ad of lnimlgrants. lin 1-xpectcrl that
ey would beugood lot of pcfiolc, nnd_
i, i l i iin i. , , , -.
§,,;,,,.'{,;,-_,,,.‘I_u|3,,[',:12",,’,.f,,,',, E,,:,,,,£§,§,_'§,,,,“,1‘,§‘,§,': lils eipcctiitions were rcalin.i|. The
...inn in.. ._ .
L THE IMIVIENSE COST OF
. MODERN BATTLESHIPS
. ’ ‘I '
_ ` S taiistics as to the Enormous Value ol the Modern War f ........,,.i..i....i..r....,...i.,.......
I _ _ _ _ ent use of the remedy cannot fail to bring
3 - ’ Ship--Machinery (runs and Armour Protection .i...........,.i........
  /O 1 , .Run Up into Millions.
_ *“ 
LONDON, Mnsch 17.-Slatlstlcs of the
rapid growth ofthe size and of the cost nought completed 30 _veiirs ago, was about
of modern warshlps worsglvcnrcccntly £000,000. Pnrticuliirs of the estlnmged
at the society of arts by Sir William _cost of the Dreiidnoughtjustlaunchedhad
Whlte,in the course of the fourth Can- not been published. but the secretary of
torlecture, It seems that from l&45 to the adniirulty stated sometime ago tirnti
1002, when Sir William resigned his po- it would be about li millions sterling,
sitlon nsdlrector of naval construction, and more recently unolliclnl sthtenisnts
in consequence of illness, the total cx- have appeared tothe efi“ect§tlintit may be
pcndlturcln the British navy on new li millions sterling.
construction, exclusive of nrninriicnts, ____
s about S85 millions sterling, unrl
wa _ . -
including armaments, was at least 10) g
.inllllons. During the last seven years ,
ofthatperiod_thc total expenditure on
ps exclusive of armaments excelled
Shi. _  _ ,
50 millions, and in the year 1000-l it
`“"""`_`_`_ `°` reached nearly nlnc millions. Out
of the SE-lb millions spent on ships and
lions wiis spent on lnlioi in the
ited Kingdom. The Lecturer gave
and itiixiliiiry machinery cost more
000, making up tha griind total of
RITISHERSTO MAKE   ,siiiiiiviiiitis a
HOME IN CANADA.
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I
Anny. which swept over the Society, Paumotu
f r
Captain said the Army had positions for their houses and inove lo higher ground.
them ln the West, and they are ticketed The morning of February 8th the seas
to those places with instructions. increased, many homes were shattered
The checking ofso much baggage k
necessarily took upconsldcrabls time, n
and the immigration ofllcials were rl
kept buSY.bnt their work was greatly
facilitated by the splendid assistance is
rendered them by Captain Cuduian who whole island of Tahiti 8000.000. It is
came out ln charge of the people and believed that three scliooners were lost
Brigadier Howell. at
Many of the passengers took a. walk
about the town before entralnlng. n.
They all appeared to have a little money. T
The new n.rrivals wont throiigli the are said to have disappeared. Heavy
medical examination by Dr. Hawkins, seas swept over many islands, natives
and It speaks volumes for them, when it seeking refuge by climbing cocoa palms.
is stated that Dr. llaivklns, in reply to a
question bya reporter as to whether any
of them had been detained, replied.
“Not one.” `
Most of the passengers ape not connect-
ed with thc Salvation Army, but paid for
their tickets and transportation at a rate
llxed. Exccptlng a few lrlshmoii rind
Scotclimerl, and 25 Rilssiuiis from the
Channcllslcs,theliittcr bcingbound for
Montreal and Toronto, the iinrnigrants
are all English pcoplc, coming from
dlfler n points.
Trio iicivcoincrs include nlrnost evcryi
branch uf workmen. Occupations include
all trades.
The Kensington sailed from Liverpool
iit5 p. ni. on l\Isroh lst. and the sccnoi DR.   
at thc sailing was an animated one. The
gathering of the Army officers on rlcck
was the signal for cinigraiits and public
to unite in singing “O God, Our Help ln
Ages Past-," with thc accompaniment ol
nitirix, Mar 17_wltn ite. sides
nil."
the band.
t
nillllons sterling. The cost of the Drea°:
“Wo have lots or places ln Nova a
Scotia," said the captain, “that we cannot -At noon the worst of the storm had
D
Tho warship Zales reports thatPaumotu.
Don’t Neglect
a
YOUNEED..........
Ca _
Pain In Cho Cheat Asthma, Whooping
C
T
Pi
throat, and if tha cough or cold has ba-
ooma lattled ou tha lungs, the healing
P
r
K .
called Norway Pine Syrups, but be aura
and insist on having Dr. Wood'a. It ia
put up in a yellow wrapper, three pine
writes: "I have used Dr. Wood‘l Norway
Pina Syrup in our family for the put three
yearl and I oonsider it the beet remedy
known for the cure of eolda. It hal oarod
all my children and mylall.'_
is hare brlnglnir details of the storn
and Cook‘s Islands oii February 7|.h and
b. The breaking ofthe waves on
cshore caused the natives to evacuate
nd treeswera levelled by the tornado.
sod. The only white person who is
nown to have perished wasa mail
amcd Lebnlaoli, .a caretaker, who was
rowned.
The damage to the harbor at Papectc
estimated at 8000.000, and on the
itil. .
low Archlpclago,sull`ered more severely.
he small islands of Vacro and Hlkuru
congiofcoia
IT CAN HAVE BUT mm
RESULT. IT LEAVES
TIIE TBBDAT or LUNG5,
OB BOTH. AFFECTED.
SYBUP IS TIIE MEDICINE
It is without an equal 5 a remedy for
aghl, Colds, Brvnohitis, Sore Throat.
i
ough, Quinny and all aleetinlll of tho
hroat. and I/ungl.
A single dose of Dr. Wood's Norway
up Syrup will atop the cough, soothe the
roparties of the Norway Pine Tree will
reclaim its greet. virtue by promptly
Da not be humbu god into buying lo
i-aes the trade mark, and price 25 ctl.
Mrs. Henry Beabrook, Hapworth, Ont.,
Wllll lllPlll lllll
medium suggests professional jealousy, i
LoNno.\',Marcli 17-Sir Oliver Lodgo'iind
other prominent scleutltlc men who are
interested ln the occult were to have held
n series of experiments this week with
Charles Eldrcd as n subject. Eldrcd for
the pastslx months luis been creating n
stir in splrituallstlc circles as the most
gifted medium in thc country.lla has new
been exposed by fellow spritualists, one of
whom, a man nnmetl Brally, declares that
the spirits lnloriricd him that Eldrcd was
an impostor.
After n scaiice Eldrcd left in I]rally's
house a chair which he had used in the
cabinet from which tlic “spirit forms"
emerged. l3rnlly‘s examination resulted in `
the discovery of a keyhole hidden in the
plush covering nl the hollow scat, which
contained spirit faces, masks, wigs, I
rilaphiiiious ilriipcry, an electric lnm
denounced Eldrcd ns an lmpoator and the
latter confessed.
Sir Oliver Lodgeiinrl tho other sc|cn_
tlsts are thus deprived of their expel-I,
ment. The fnct that Brally is also ii
Plilllllli Pl`lWlll
D
powder, etc. At the next sennce Iiriiily _
On thc Earth
Where you can get better values dlg'¢StS p¢i'fECtly easy and
clothing than elsewhere. ' Have
“c[)()NA»|_]) & PERRY, run downand your food
The Nobby Tailors,
with medicine. ` Séott’s
Emulsion is thc best
nourishment in existence.
It is more than a food;
you may doubt it, but it
at the same time gets the
condition so that ordina
gested. Try it if you are
doesnt nourish you. _
Wliiimsriiwix, March I7.-Several boats
equipped w_lt.h power have been built for
the United States life savlngservlee. One
of these, the Rescue, had been delivered
toSandyliook,ond already has pi-dyed
tlintiilie is capable of doing excellent
work. Tha boats are 34 feet long and
fitted with gasoline engines. Hsremfor-s
it has not been possible for life-snivliig
UND l° Ro out in boats of this alle unlessi
there wasafavoriihlc wind to use their
ciinvas,ss the craft were too heavy to
row any dlatane. _
DROP IN S. A: SHARES.
LONDON, March I7.-The extriiordlnary
fall in values of South Africa mining
shares during the past thirteen months
Great George Street. ‘
eoorr-aeaovla. rmm. alll.
has resulted ina ions of over three
'riaiiigsns
For Walshtewu, Lot Ir; Ellis
River Ferry. Lot 14; Annadale
Ferry, Lot 56, and China Point
Ferry. Lot 50
i)itr~.\n'riiirtr1'r tor Pimtic Vi/orzxs,
Chsrortcowu, March 6tl.i, ’o6.
Sealed tenders will be received at this
llepsrlineut, until noon on
Thursday, March 22nd '09
Froni any person or persons willing to
contract for the carrying of passengers,
baggage, vehicles, horses, cattle, sheep,
calves, swine, grain, ilour, ineal and'
vegetables, over and across the above
ferries for a term of three years from
the lst day of April A. D., 1906, in
terms of the Act 3 Williams IV. Cap 8.
The tenders must express the rate of
lcrriage on tlic above scverally,baggages
flour and meal per loo lbs' and grain
and vegetables per bushel.
The names of two responsible persons
willing tu become noun for the faltli~
fnl performance of the contract, must
accompany each tender.
The Department docs not bind itself
lo accept the lowest or any tender.
Separate tenders required for each
lieriy, and to be addressed io the under-
signed and mark ed “Tender for \Valsli-
town Ferry," “Tender for Ellis Rivcr
Ferry," "Teiiilcv for Annandale Ferry,”
"Tender for China Point Ferry.”
L. B' McMILI.AN,
Sec'y of Public Works.
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For all 000331. CQI4_le ,
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Plan" Und ` Charlottetown, according to plaiis' :avid
Hggtual Kpeeilficationa prepared by CB Clijppell,
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forfeited if party tendering decline,
he contract or fail to complete the
rk' contracted for, and will  l‘c~
nrned in case of noiracceptance of
nder. = _
Each lcnderto be marked “'.l`fendcr
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The owcst or 'any tender not neces-
rlly accepted.
All: certified cheque, m_ade, payalilipr.
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5 `- ' ' ' t c order of the undersigned for ro r
_ cent of the amount of tender, must ac
company each tender. The c.hequcwil_l
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workmanship, in style. I
well dressed men are wearing it.
“Progress Brand” marches at the head of the
clothing procession. It appeals to every ma.n’s good
taste. It gives back a dollar-
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rind desire mi- work or nniy. .inure a clear
liraln, bright eyes and swoon breath.
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lii' niuzlciilly cnrrnvtiiir livvr, ntniiiqcli niid lmwi-ls.
'l'hoy luililcu the natural sleep mid iippctilo of yoiitli.
a cava vi'r.si.i'ri».~.f'
by cleansing all dlziorriors from thc-system. _ o
They cure Constipation, indigestlon, Blliousnoss;-Hsadf fs
ache, Illorvousnass.
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NEW FOUNDRY
Steam and Hot Water Heating
REPAIRS CASTINGS
Founders. Machinists, Boilermakers-
Charlottctown Foundry and Machine Co,, Lid,
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NEVER ASK FOR
ANY BUT s
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All grocers keep them in stocle.
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