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two dwelling nonsea on Hillsborough street. near Hillsborough Sq".

:':`d;q_hz°:v':n°:?;°|:&_'_"” f°°\|\lr and have all modern eouveniences. Pnasauig

0 dielll la

,"mw:fm“_“ iifougxlla :\;“l;1;l!\:o’¢‘8g:ptEt’i.»;\.ialnlhg elllit rooms-Has modern

W. Weiiner.

wgiiit iioiisss

Hughes' Condition Powders

It cleans them out and makes them

stand up under hard work. Give it

now-the spring is when it does ,the most good-asc ull pound. litalqalrters lor Horse and Cattle Mull else.

Geo. E.. Hughes;

YQU .LIKE INVITED

It u ihth I ray; gnlshedeoiinlliteiil Pham

P _

llhlisedmmounts, (the verywlhlixt

iioveity. )

TO

'VISIT

(DUE. STUDIO.

GEO. ll. CO0K

Where Baby is Alwavs Welcome.

swan. sritinc srrtias.

Do you wniii. n fashionable Spring

Siiit--oiiu t.lint will cniliudy tho

very intent dosliana in iiigli-class uin- t/srial, mndo no tyouliko a glovc by oxpors workmen, and thc iiaiuo tio bo prociirbd lor n nominal ilgure. lf you hnvc any rospcct. for your

personal npponrnncu you cortniiriy I 0

I have just rccclvcil nn oxculloiit

. line oi spgliig goods in Snipes Wor-

stoda, o , and il you ocldo to leurs your oidcr with nie, l'll mnko you n suit., laiilllurrs in lit. lliill to- dny niid seo lily goods niitl wc'li t.nlk tho uiiit.ti~r over.

'I I D.” " Mcl.AREN,

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ii-Zliiilta hiv ivt I.

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Stop the Leaks!

It is the small lcak that you don'

nlririce that counts-it will sink a big s p.

you may he paying a moderate price

for your groceries, but do you get the beat qual ty ?

It is the best quality that gives the

beat value in the end. The Quality of our Groceries

Our motto is the best of everything

at a. moderate price.Nothing ppssesover our counters but what is rel a le, clean and fresh.

Do you get this ? Consider-if you

don’t, why not “stotp the leaks."

Give us a trial an test us-two stores

to suit your convenience-Prompt de- livery.

McKei\na’s Grocery,

1D n town store 226s.

PHONE1 Ulivlown store 2-46h.

Erpxa--qw-asain We iiave Just Re-

ceived our New

Stock of

Men’s

Eagle Shoes

'Ihey are without

doubt the heat shoes in the city lor the price.

Vslure Calf.

Box Calf.

And Parent Colt.

Price $3.751 $4-00

and $4.50.

SPRAGUE & C0.,

SUNNYSIDE- Sole Agents.

m I I I n I, 3-igdtlxa twwtt

Shaueiy Smooth-

Fitting Invictus Shoes

You will see on the

feet of the best dressed men-_-Thous an d s of pairs are worn every day by the Canadian public and the trade is ever increasing~'l`liis condition could not last if INVICTUS SHOES were not dis- tinctly and positively everything that good shoes ought to be in style, form and make up-inside and out from soles to strap.

Prices $4.00, $4.5o,

$5.00. ,

Alley &Co. »

Sole ,agents for Invictus Shoes.

FEED lilllliliilllll

To Your Mllch Cows

And watch results. The increase in milk will

show a good profit on the cost of Herbageum.

' 5oc for 5 1b. package.

Reddin Bros.,

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FLOUR REDUCED 25C A BBI.

We iind that we are overstocked

on two brands of Flour- Gypsy and Beacon-

In order to work some of it ol!

quickly we have reduced both brands

25o a. Barrel

This reduction will make Gypsy $5.oo per barrel: Beacon $4.75 per barrel. Every barrel guaranteed or

money refunded.

Beer & Gott.

Bio auction sat.:

l the threetenement house on Long- worth Ave.-one house containing twelve rooms, the other two, nine rooms each. All are in Z°°d f°P*lf» with all modern conveniences-lltlllfod in the highest and nest iocaiité in the city. Also house and loton number- "md si`1°di°hi.iii%n¢'“if ride ‘Zilla iii block or n ten b» dl Mead ut

l lt Ill e IP Eiiiivtidii ‘due Friday “‘° "th ‘"7 °f April next at ai o’clo¢k-

Open lor iuap€vcl.i%IlI_l;5lglg§;f~

in

lill, Flllllllllill.

A I iilllllllllll

\ _ _.__ Oillcss ln New Prowsc Block Charlottetown.

J. A. iilolsa ac arrived lu Si.. John, N. B.on Wednesday last Iroui Charlottetown (P E I) on a business trip.

Rav. W. W. Lobos, ol Charlottetown, prealdsntotj the N. B., and P. E. I., llethodlstconlerencc, spent Sunday in Bt.John.

AN interesting short copyrighted story

entitled “According to custom" by A. M. Davies 0gden,\v|ll appear in the Saturday Guardian oi' 14th. Be sure you get it as it. will not appear in any other paper.

Ar the last regular session of Burns

Division, S. O. T. Tyne Valley the Iollow- ing members wore dully Installed into their respective oillcss -\V P, J K Ramsay; W A, Lila Sheen; R S, Elva May Young; A R S, Christy Conii; F S, Burton Boates; Con, Prescott Forbes; A Con, Sadie Bcntes: Chap, Blanche McDonald; Trsas. Lucy Bryant.; I S, D McPhall; P W P, John A Iioates.

0‘LEAi¢v Division, Sona of Temperance

is still keeping ahead with its good work. On Monday, April 2, the following stall oi oilicers were installed by D G W P2- AJ,Mai;heson;W P, P W Turner; W A, Bennet Carruthers: F S, D S Walker; Treas, Geo. Johnson, Sr; Chap, A J Matheson; R S, Slat Mary Stewart; Sent, Margaret Stewart; Con, Slat, Aleitha Currie; A C, Finley McKinnon; I S Percy Huestis; 0 S, Harold B Turner.

Gvartnian advertisers will be glad to

know that its Saturday issue with its many apeclalleaturesia noiv read by at least siitiiundrrd more people than any other during the week. This increase is in addition to its already much larger sale on Saturday. Every body should read Tha Guardian and have ni copy ot the special Saturday edition sent regularly from this oflice to their friends. They will apprcciabe it more than is letter. Only tilty cents per your or %c for six mouths. tl

Evrzivino S'raii, S. 0. T., Spring Valley

is in a tiourlshlng condition, the member- chip now being iiit_y»llvs. The following were the oiiiccrs elected for the ensuing quart.er:-

W. P.-George Bryanton . W. A.-Russell Champion.

R. S.-Bruce Champion. A/. R. S.-Mary Lockhart. Con.-Maud L. Ramsav.

A. Con.-Jessie Champion.

T. S--George Lockhart. 'l‘reas.-Georigs McNeill. Uhap.-Isaac Bryenion.

I. S.-Wm Brautler. -

O. S.-Robb Hillman.

I'. W. P.-John K. McKay.

A i~‘l~:iv of the sports of Alexandra went

goose shooting on the board ice oil Governor‘s Island a few days ago. Two ot the party renounced iireechloaders, and took muzzle loading guns. They probably tliouglit i.lie.old time weapons were better. Between them they shot abird viiiich fell some distance away, but they did riot pick it. up at once. Au Artic Owl which wus in the neighbor hood was not so slauk. Ho swooped down on the dead bird, bitt the hunters perceived liirn In time and with their remaining shots sent him as they thought to his last account. When they approach- ed him, however, ho turned over, blinked his eyes solemnly and then liaw away. He was sale out of range lielore they reloaded. -

Aonanos through tiia store ot Mark

Wright Furnishing Co., last evening con- vinces all that good housskaepers who visit chalncarpet. opening to~riay will meer. with a great" surprise, certainly never before in Charlottetown was auch an elaborate display of iloor coverings been attempted. Draped from the trai- lerles on the stores lirst door for ninety feet on each aids hangs roll upon roll oi’ carpet, sixty-tour different rolls being shown in this way-while above the lzal- lerles draped ironi the ceiling are shown portiers and lace ‘curtains-and on the iioor are olfuctlvely shown forty dlifercnt patterns of iiour inattings-up stairs on ous side is shown forty different patterns ot stair carpet, on the other side lace curtains, portieres,iuruiture covering and window shades are displayed, and group- ed In the centre and at each end an im- mense stock ol squares in Axmisters, Melwn`s velvsts, etc., are very prettily shown-one very pleasing feature to tha writer is that on everything displayed, in large plain ilniires. the prices are given, so that visitors can very quickly take in the quantities-qualities, designs, color- ings, and most important oi! all the values. The iirm cordially invitsa the ladies olGharlottetown tocall some time during thc day or evening.

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Ilcuse cleaning supplies-Our stock in this line is complete-via. household ammonia. fumiture shine, borax, castile soap.nioth balls, H. H. soap, insect destroyer, shamais, spongsa, etc. Every- ching good and fresh. I-’rlees`aiways lowest.. A. W. Reddin, Pham B. Central

Drurgstore.

SAVE LAWYER’S EX-

PENSES by settling im- mediately. In a few days

accounts ass into lawyers hands.--Vyeelts & Co. 23dlf

W, 'l i l

mmap

rw“w*wC:ld is whzlgnsrafznizuif made from pure ingredients; that is why Wlllte'S E 5 ,‘Q]|¢g|||gt¢| sie in such demand. Put up in dainty pound and half pound

_ hog; and sold by all the leading cmifectioners. _ , Wm im

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APTIL 7, 'i§o6

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.~tr.a:i. Ms: A1' 'rt-in Anwars' ausir stone:

'raaasiy lsland_stssmar, the luipfa s says the Winston Transcript will have thsaam'eoliiean.sinleravr who were nn yearaeogsged on the S. S. Northumbsr land. `

A1 the annual nifet-ing ol the Wander- asa' Amateur Athletic Uiub, on Tuesday last L J. Myiius was elected ,president sud F. B. lloCuriiy, senior viee~|.i~ssi- dent.

Mas. Ernst., ol the Methodist. parsonage Saokville, N. B. entertained the readlns 'circleon Wednesday last.. This was the close ol a series ot very intonation meetings.

H. Dsvmit. repieasntinrr T. V. Stock‘s wonderful moving pictures and concert aompany,whloh will open their popular and attractive three nights perlormauce in the Opera House, Monday evening, is inthe oity.

~ A ourrl' wedding was soiemnised at the home oi’ Win. Champion, Spring Valley, ou the evening'ot the 4th, lnat, when his daughter Misa Hannah wps united in wedlock to Cassly Adams, Sdn View. Only immediate relatives were present. The ceremony was preformed hy Rav. W. A. Nichols, Kensington. Mr. and Mrs. Adams will reside in Sea View.

Anssrarcu rect-lvcd yesterday alter noon announced that the German steamer Asayria lroni St. Thomas for Hamburg. had signalled tha Lizard, England that she had on Board all the hands ofthe missing sciir. Can-lo Elsler. This is the schooner which was reported to be forty days out from Canso to Yarmouth, and ot which nothing has since been heard.

Wrirriusawant nd.lor the Guardian

is only a ni_omont'a work, ai.d incurs but a tritiing expense, and docs the work every time. It you mail n want ad to the Guardian, enclosing price in stamps or coins,it. will be printed the next morning. It you would try this wnnt-filling method cnceyou would probably find frequent use for li; afterwards. 'Ihat/s the case with others. Guardian want ads never disappoint. They always till your want..

IN the course of a "write-up of Rost-

hern Sask.,which was published in the Manitoba Free Press of last Saturday appears the following:-J. G. Weatherby is a Prince Edward Islander, who went to Montana years ago with the early immi- izration to the United States. In 1890 he rcturnadto his native land, and came direct bc thc Saskatchewan Valley, residing temporarily In Prince Albert, Butlatercornlngand making his honic ln Rostham. The school beard lathe aspect of publloiiis which most attrac- tion for him, and to its interests he contributes his time and energies gen- erously.

CAN Yilll RESISI

DISEASE GERMS P

Yes. and become “Gern.i.prooi" by , Driving Out Blood I-Iuniots » and Restoring the System.

» Why are doctors rind hospitals so

liusyln sprlngtlmcl Easily answered. Pooplc liaven,r. inuch aurp us vigor in the spring; it was all used up in lighting ol! colds through the winter.

With thin blood and low vitality, the

Rerms of disease bocouis active and cause (eve d d bilil.

rsan c y.

Your one protection is to get the

abundant vigor that. Fcrrozono so quickly supplies: it. gives sprinlrslclmeas that tired

ft-t:ling..’rsstoras nerve energy and lnstila vim and lorccinto every al ng organ oi.

the body.

No a ler restorative is known than

Ferrozons; its iniiuence is not tcinpnrnry

but lasting, laylngn sound Iouiidntion oi' l filth h l ll old .

ie t. ut natal. nge Mr. Nazairo Begin ol Watton l‘. O.,

Que., who received enormous bruiclit from Ferrozone, writes: "I cannot speak

too highly in praise of Fvrrozonn. If anyone had tod me that any remedy

could buildup my nervsog system ao well, l wouidn't have beiisv lit.

“Before using Fcrrosone I was run

downin nervc and vital energy. and in very weak health. ,

" I didii't get enough sleep at night and

Iclt. poorly in thc tiny tlmc.

"Ferrosono has iiiied nie up with

energy and vim, increased my weight and marie s new mari ol me."

Your health through tha summer dc-

peiida on clearing away all traces of spring sickness; this remedy is Fcrrozunc. Sold by all dealers, Etlc por box or six hnxes for $2.50. By tmlii from N. C. Poison 8:00., Hartford, Conn., U. S. A., and Kingston, Out..

Take Iron-Ox Tablets they insure gonil

hcaltli. I"or snlo tit your drugglsts.

lidliv.

l"ilii_uli"

For Your Eyes?

Would you voluntarily cou-

sent at any price to dispose of your eye sight?

I think not, and yet per-

haps you ste 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 tilted,

My business is to properly

tit glasses. This I do as cheaply sa is consistent with' good work.

, You are invited tocall.

G. F. HUTCHESON.

' Optician.

cent Show ingofiaee Curtains

and Curtain Materials

at Stanley Bros.

_ Direct from the makers in Nottingham,

Glasgow and Switzerland. The finest display yet, and at prices cheaper than ever.

r 300 pairs here for you-The very latest de-

signs selected from The World's Best Makers.

Prices from

45eto

$6.7 5 a pair

White Curtain Miislins. Colored Curtain Miislins.

Sash Muslins.

Frilled Muslims.

Tasseled Madras iii white and colored.

Colored and while Madras Muslins. The most complete and varied assortment ever

shown here.

STANLEY BRDS.

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,L Are You A Violinist 'I

D0 you wish to puiclri-.c

a first class Violin

Do you want to .~z ciir-.»

the best violin sir in gs made .

If so you’re the person

we want to see-

` Cali today.

llliiler iiros..

SUNNYSIDE. Q-af-au-af--af--*ir-=-0

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Sill

Early Planting.

Early varieties for tlic Iiiri

Lei.

C3l)b22'C, (best ruiily

varieties.) ,,

Garden Pets,

Lettuce, Tomato.

Cauliflower.

Celery. Sweet Peas if-vcr

-‘I/°“’lr-'tr

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J`.é5.].\¢[.

Put up in 7 lb. palis Strawberry, Raspberry, Pencil, Black Currant, and Apricot to select from

Price - - - 55c paxil. CR()SSE & BLACK WELLS-7 lb. tins of hiarmalnde and Pluni _[uni

85c ea.-Nice.

S.A.]Nl'I)IEFl.SC)]N` k (.`J()..

G-roooril.

Tl

New Spring Hats at P. E. isiand’s Greatest Clothing House

VVc claim and justly so to have the only iip-to-

date hat department in the city. After visiting the

others, just step in and see otirs. V

Under this new system of showing hats it makes

buying it pleasure for you and easy for us. Here you see at a glance 300 of the latest styles in Gentlemen’s Hats. No opening of boxes, no nu

necessary time is lost, and the styles will surely

please you. They are old Eugiand’s and America’s Best. Prices $1.00 to $3.50.

S. A. McDonald,

P. E. Islsnd’s Greatest Clothing Store.

C H OOSE THE BEST

The Tobacco Epicure who does not use the'

HICKEY TWIST. PEARL OIL RUBY

Has uevu- derived that real snioymen which ia his. They ara the gems of the

“'°s"‘iil'd' cur Mixrimiiis in i AND r Pounn rms.

H=¢KEv.....&. .1~u<.;.';'°L.§_or'»

60 separate colors) now

W ready at

Carier’s,Secd Store, '

Llinrloticlf wil.

A Friendly l in

Ifyou liavc not oi-.lr-reil in ir -,ning

suit, letla get togcliirr.

We want your trailr, not only your

next order, but intiirc orders :is \\'iii~ Our goods will stand llie icst.

You want our goods, perlinpc you

don’t know it, but wc bclicvc it nn-l nil- confident we can convince yon. mir ncw spring patterns are "good for :unc I-yu." and worthy of your coiisiilcrziiinii. Tin.: prices are not in it wlicii coiiipnriil wilii tlic quality.

MCDONALD & PERRY,

The Nobby Tailors, Great George Street.

FOR SAL?

asa

Rosebank Farm

Situate on the soiitli siilc of ilii|;.ir no

River opposite the city, one- iiiilf; iiiini Charlottetown, contniiiiiig lilo n~~ii~s,i ;~» acres cleared and iii aiiigli sliilc nl eiiiti- vation/I`ern1silbcral. For fiiitlicr parti- culars apply F. Mi:Kl~1\l N -\ _ -;

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