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oil your oldsuit and-invest in a'
nice up-todatis spring suit. Just
drop ih' and see‘our stock- of su1t~,
ings. they are beauties.
All the latest shades and pat-
terns; if you want to be in the
swim you should have one. The
prices are reasonable. Come and
see.
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The Nobby Tailors, p
Great George Street,
april tr dw if
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Charlottetown
itoatn Navigation tio.,
LIMITED. .
Commencing
MONDAY. APKIL- 250)-
The Steamer Princess, will
leave the Company’s wharf
for Picton at 7.oo a. m. `
F. W. BALLS.
“S ‘ " t Secretary
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Healthy
Children
How good a thing ro ‘
see them that way.
But if they’re not-
the chances are they
, need
PARK’5 PERFECT
EMULSION
.l
ilisinfccting
Effective, Safe, Economical,
Having installed an up-to-date
Formaldehyde Generator. w ich is a
perfect Gernucide
I am now prepared to disinfect -dwellings,
public Buildings, oilices. stores, etc.. etc.. guar-
anteeing their pniiiration if infected with the
loxa of any contagious disease, without iniury
tc any weven fab cs, ornaments or furniture.
an work done unset- tue suvervislvu sf my
medical orao! onar. of according to the regula-
iaticas of the Bcatdoi rieaith.
G. n.iiiiii1t:|i1',
Funeral Director, and Einbalmer.
Oilice Phone 213 c,Residenee Phone 60.
t $30,000
City Debentures
V _-i=0R- -
New Market House Purposes.
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Sealed Tenders addressed to the ua-
dmigned, and endorsed "Tenders for
City Debentures,” will be received at
this omce until _noon
\_V,sdnssday. the |st. day oi June,
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QUALITY AND

We are very particular
about the purity of our drugs
but we are even more careful
-to see that the drugs we use
in dispensing are of the high-
est quality-nothing doubt-
,ful finds' a place on our
shelves.
Worth remembering when
your physician hands (you a
prescription to get iille .
ELLIS
THE DRUGGIST,
Charlottetown.
NEW illiii, Stiiillilip
V fha decided to in th -
alt; sd suhurhi' atirediitpro-dat:
b- rvl . Passeu era ggage
':o.",*1viil¢ iie“¢onvged'toii>osts
it or snyvhsrseise dssired
ara left at McDonald & llc-
Kiancn's Deng Store or fat the
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prompt attention.
si../h
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,Whose Name is Death
s Claims. Many for_ His
t ' _ Own.
_--
Georgie Grahun passed to the higher
;lifs at tha hams oi har sistor, Hrs. Aliso.
B. Gibbons in Melsossdidass., on Saturday
87th uit, after a long and painful
illness, ,which sho bars .with Ohrisv
tina resignation to the Divine Will.
Sha 1s_aves vs father, .T ohn
G. Grahlm`of Murray Harbor North, P.
E. I., ive slstsrs,`Mrs. Gibbons of Melrose,
Haas.. Mrs. Dartford of Everett., Ilan.,
Mrs. .Bas-chard of Maldon Mass., and llrs.
Wm. N. McKay and Miss Mabel Graham
two brothers Geo. Graham of sad
'Ei-isnt Graham or Arlington, Mus... to
_mourn theioaa of their loved one. Sha
was born in Murray Harbor North thirty-
hhrse years ago, and for the past. elavqn
`years had spent most of hsr tingin Mass.,
axcept at intervals when shot had visitasd
hsr former home. Funeral services wma
conducted at her late rcsidsnco in Melrose
on Tuesday afternoon by ,the Rev.
jifhomss Sims, pastor of the CongregatiQ
Kal Church of Melrose, ‘assisted by tt*
',Dxfurd Qusrbstie who rendered “Lesd.
,kindly light,” "Nsarsr, my God ho Thea`;"
and “Gathering Homeward" in a vqy
acceptable mhnner. The floral oifsrinp
were vsty numerous and beautiful. In-
terment was at Wyoming cemetery.
V There catered into rest. at Albion Cross,
‘Dundss,on the 3rd Inst, Mrs. Malcolm
Matheson in ihs 'l4'.l\ year of her age.,
leaving a husband, six sons-four in tl”
Yukon,onc in New York and one at honte
-and four daughters, one Mrs. D. Mc-
Lean, St. Peters and three st. homo,
with a large number of friends and
acqualutarcm to mourn their loss.
Deceased was an iuvslid for over Xl years.
Her patience during her long period of
suii’erlr|g,hsr calm and amiable disp;si-
t-ion and her drm trust. in the Saviour
made herltfe so beautiful that sbs was
much leloved by all who had th: pleasure
of her at quaintancs. _
The angel of death his again visi'ed the
cuumunity of Peters Road, who now
mourntlce afm'so of an estlmable anti
highly respected young woman. On April
10th, Effie Ann, the beloved wife of John
Angus McSwain,doparted this life after a
brief illness of two days which baflied the
best medical skill. Though but a few
mont/hs residing in this locality the do-
cessed had endeared herself to her new
neighbors by her amiable manner and
cheerful disposition. Always seeking
pleasure in the ocmfort of others her last.
words were uttered bo fortify and con-
sole the mourning friends. The bereaved
husband whosclife was bound up in her
happiness°, for he sstet rnod her his good
angelvho inspired him with hope ani
ambition, is prostraicd in the intensity of
his sorrow. The deceased who was but
23 years of age was the daughter of the
late Alexander and Georgina McLean of
H‘pctleld. Besides . the uisconsolate
husband,tr.'reo sisters and one brother me
left so mourn, but they are cheered bv the
hooethat. ons so loving and self-drnvinst
inlife was not. forsaken in death. Rev.
Mr. Sinclair who had united them in
marriage eight mouths ago conducted the
funeral ssrvlcesiu asolsmn and impres-
sive manner. To the grief stricken
husband, brother, and sisters The
The remains were conveyed to Little
Sands Cemetery followed by n large
concoursc of iricnds. ,
R. H. Urasweliof Woodstock P. E. I.
diedon the 29th of April in the 74.h
year of his sgs. Hs was the youngest. son
of the late Charles Crassvell. A
wife, two brothers and ft ur
sistcrs survive him. They with
alurge number of relatives mourn their
loss. Mr. Urasweli was s prosperou.
farmer, an industrious and hard working
man. He was mild in manner, truthful
and honest in all his dealings. For abou
twenty years he served as Secretary and
Treasurer of the Bloomfield Presbyterian
Church and forthsissb fsw years of h’s
life served as Elder of said Church. His
funeral was largely attended and the
services were conducted by the Rev. Mr.
Gratsof Aibcx-ton assisted by the Rev.
Mr. Gunn.
in another column will be found is
notice of the death of Miss Fiorrie
Darrach, the well beloved and highly
respected daughter of Duncan Darraeh of
Canoe Oovs. She departed this life on
April l6t.h, after a short. but savers illness
at. the early ago ci 27 years. This sad
event. is another reminder that the no-
expectsd is continually taking place, and
that the most vigorous and useful are
nat. sxsmpr. from being called fs-omthla
lower, sphsrs of activity, to rest from
their labors. This may at times appear
dark and mysterious to us,but when thi
rays ol divine light fall updu tbsscsn;
the darkness is dispellcd, and wa see th
hand of our Heavenly Father executing
His piss and making “all thingswcrk
together for good tc thorn that iovs God,
hc than who are called according to His
purpose." Fiorriswss avhrisfianin the
true sauce ofthe-word,and "har walk and
ccnvsriaticn" bcea witness oi the iadwsii-
ing masses of nun when sho iovsa to
praise. Io‘t.hl'homs,la the cvlldhirltion,
and smongherlssgs siluis of friends and
acquaintances, both at homo sud abroad,
A QBRD-
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:lungs svsasansaiaid wrtss cr sad a
Guardian extends its sincere symp thy.,
9! lid' life was
who har death
leallas s soul had
.passed from she earnest
of glory into the WWW affulzeaca of
steaosl day. Os the Sabbath following
use hueiai, her pastor Bev. Jas. Kc
Doumali. fcaiingly referred to her death
at each service, slid the congregations
were visi`oly"aifsctsd.~ To the bereaved
father and mother, brothers ani sisters,
The Guardian tenders its heartfelt
sympathy and command than tothe God
of all comfort who ccmforhoih us in all
Uuitribuialfons. - ,
At. Wheatley River on the lon lust.,
after s linger-ing.and wasting ilinesl,
Ella M. Stevenson, dsughtsr of Robert
and Emma Stevenson, departed this
life in the 17th year-of har age. Because
of her amiable disposition -and t.ho sweet
and unssld~h spirit. which she cvs! maui-
fssied Elia was most dsarlyiovsd in her
hcms and was_a_ general favorite in the
ccmmunitly. “Now we see through a
lass dark ," and may not understand
s ly
go, num, Hub" Norm M P_ E In “FL wh one so bright and beloved should bs
permitted to die so early in Life. “Same-
time ws'il understand, Heaven will the
mysteries explain, and then, ah than,
‘ws’il understand." As long as health
permitted, Ella was found in har place
lathe Sunday School sud . so the other
means of grace. And as opportunity was
slordad her, sho devoted herself to the
cultivation and good use of the musical
talent. with which God had richly biossad
her. Bar life was short, bu. she was well
prepared for death. Within the last year
of her life, she gave herself to Christ, and
was ma<'c happy in the assurance of her
salvation from sin. On inc last Sunday of
1903, she was received by the right. hand of
fellowship into the membership of the
Methodist Church at Wheatley River. and
what is now a vary great source of
comfort io the bereaved ones, is the fact,
that up to the last she save the clear
evidence that she was sweetly resting by
iaith on the awning merits of 'her Divine
Rzdesmrr. Her death was notto ly
peaceful but t.riumphant.To the sorioiving
dear ones, s little before sho passed away,
she said “Never mind i am happy, Jesus
is with me all tho time". Her funersl
which took place ca Sunday afternoon
the Sth, was attended by a large gatherli g
of pecpic. A memorial servlus was heir
in th.. church close by, after which her
bady was buried in the little grave- ami
alongside. Many friends extend to Mr
ani Mis. Stevenson and fum ly tic. p st.
3 symp tn, and commend them in hh.. ir
sorc alll ct.-on lo the Father of mera es,
and G ut ot al. comfort..
' men.
UU
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H'TOWN’S GREATEST 81'
AS 'l`HEi
SUN
SHINES
' You can expect and we are fully prepared to
give ,you more
INTRINSIC VALUE in FURNITURE
than any other house in the trade.
This is _Not Hot Air. but a Solemn
Solid Fnct. Comparison and investigation will
thoroughly convince you that the above claim is as
trueas the sun shines.
Our goods for summer 1904 will fill your eye.
viewed from any of the staudpoints in either that of
Low Price, Finish or Value.
Those who have bought our goods have \h¢
B081 Of if every time, over those who deal else-
where. The Beat of value for their money,
the B08( in bran N¢W Goods, not an old
stick here at any price.
D0l\'¢ fcfget that Paton has been the
price reducer of Furniture in Charlotte-
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Furniture Price Reducers. X
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Ac Bro .kli ie Miss., Friday April 20th,
IKM, B-|rt.cn Atexun hr Martin, chli-i ci
Angus A. nnft Maggie E. Martin v.'ye.i five
mrnzhs and to entr-seven Ilavs
(l-Lind nnncrs please capy.)
A wiFE's coNi=EssioN;
Of course ever; one knew
were engaged no one
it was
‘ ment
was not
long a beau.
tifu ra d i an t
bride was taken tc
the altar. She had
regained her good looks, her former happy
disposition and strong nerve all through a
secret a friend gave her. A few bottles of
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is what
made two more lives happy and a radiant
bride more beautiful than she had ever
appeared before.
scked up by over s third oi' a centu
of remarkable and uniform curen, s recoid
auch as_ no other remedy for the diseases
and weaknesses peculiar to women ever
attained, the proprietors and makers of
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel
fully warranted in offering to pay $500 in
legal money of the Unite States for any
ease of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness,
Prolapsnxcr Falling of Womb which the
cannot c re. All they ask is a fair and
reasonable trial of the r means of cure. .
Hrs. 0. 0. Seri ture, of Prescott, Aria.,
gbwritesz “Poi?nearly two ears i was 
rel' with ulceration and enlargement of
womb, also sufered severely with d pepsia and
was run down-a perfect wreck. Iydociored for
aeverai years' got no better. until about seven
months :Ln I higan taking Dr.'Pierce‘s Favorite
Preserigd n an ‘ Pleasant Pellets) I can stand
on my and work hard all day. I feel that life
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duel b all who are xulering in anyywlryl'
Weeks' $1.00 Hats for men
are wonderful vaiue~ Get one.
' 15 d w tf.
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, ia f-sssr_w|N1"la ravens"
`@`» _ Our 'Thoroughbred flock
‘1=.- of ao hens layed over go
» ` -.doa eggsthepastwinter.
They are also a choice
table fowl. E3!! ér.5o
` gf'-oi` 13. W. N. DU H137
t. Avsrds, 4 rgeod dwtf.
wittlrojo not.
oiu snaogsay som. Chain. Tsbigs. aureus
and oidlhhsgaay furniture Lu general. Ola,
‘lrass boor` Knockers, hiass eaadiesiicks;
Trays, jaaifsrs, lrasa Aadiroas. Old lisa
Dhhsa and China, Grandfather Cioehs. Old
rastsgs atanpdnsed hstsrsneys, warts nest os
savstspas. also uid ocis, oiu nisss window
Gcraiees. Old Pictures, Pewter lags, li|ver_
Luster, Pitchers, Inst Lak Dana, Pistols, ste.,
address.
KAI

Un
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I. H. NICHOLSON. sees- mu, uns’ :an 1:1..
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The Scho
will sell low
and we belie
   . Pickatd
RD C()
oncr ‘°SEVERN” from New York with
ions SCRANION COAL Will bc duc
here about the 23rd inst.
secured this vessel at a low rate of freight we
whilst landing.
rantcn Coal is the best Hard Coal we know of
ve will give our customers the best satisfaction..
tnut Size for Base Burners.
5! ..
Size for Furnace.
PHONE 240.
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~ are showingsome of the new-
estlcreations in suitings and
trouserings that are put on the
market.
\t If you favor us with your
t order you can depend on get-
ting a graceful, comfortable
an well finished garment at
apmodcrate cost.
. ,_ if il. ll. BRUCE,
_ Merchant Tailor,
Morris Block.

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