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WOMAN’S GLORY `

is hcr hair," and she sei-, dom neglects it. Times come when something is wanted to stimulate the growth, to stop falling out, to give lustre or in- creased softness. H.xir preparations are easy to find, but it will be hard to find one as goodas

Elite Dandruff Cure and Hair Tonic

It is perfectly harmless -can do nothing but good. Stimulates growth, increases the lustre and softness, cures dandrufl, stops all falling out. Price 50 cents.

bold by

J.G.Jam1cson,i DRUG GIST, 'lite Medical Hall.

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GAB SERVIGE

Parisengers, baggage, etc., conveyed

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc- Donald & MeKiunon’s Drug Store or at stables, Sydney Street, near Steve- lon’s Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON,

I-23 d r vr. Telephone No. 253

o THE IDORLD OUERQ

Thousands' of .Mothers - arrusing

llii. ii0|iEiiiiE’S

iiiFlNTS’ SYHUP

Far |)n|lllren‘s Ailments, you cmnmt but admit the fact tlirit this preparation is one of merit :ind is all what is clnirnerl for it, lt is safe, plezisrint rind sootliiiig for children teething, and :\ prompt checker of bowel and stoniriclt troulrii,-.~;, _, Physicians and Professional nurses recommend It.

In pun-lni.~in;_'_ src that Dr, Co-

ilt-rrc‘s sigfllutnrv and portrait is on every \\'r.'\ppcr. lliswzire Of llielnrtny S\'}¢l7r»s put up in :i siniilzir form nnil rn.'\|li- tu look like Dr. Ctnicrrr-`.~'.

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Makes More Bread

bemnse lt is made of the M31 Wheat, Hslilbbt Bald lld OIMIK Beaver flour hu “ ltnngth "

, -mm up nm many-ua me dough " stands np " in the oven.

Boavsf flour has -- l’1.noi-.°-

Every good Bread, Pie snd Pastry

maker knows just what that Imam.

Boavar Floss- makes

BETTER Bread, and yiehil IORB. amid, can .nu Puffy is me bu-ru.

Your Ent baking pmvu lik.

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FRI DAY MORNING

THE IMPERIAL CENSUS.

It was Joseph Chamberli.\ln'a ldoii when

he was Colonial Secretary, to have an oflivlul census of thc entire Brltiah

Empire taken. That great iinpcrlalist had passed out of power before the work was completed and the olllciul blucbook containing the census is adrli-eased by the Registrar General to “the Rightlionorable John Burns, 1’r'esident of the Local Govcrnnicnt llourd." Thus ii working nnin of ii fcw yenrs ugo has presented thc first oliicinl census of a vnstcr Empire than has been.

The imperial census contains not much

that was not before pretty generally helicvcdby intelligent lmpcrlulisis. its siimitlctincc lies in the fuel, that the

vague \'usl.ness hus been something more thunconllrmcd by oiliclul verification. The publication of the census hun also

produced n profound impression upon the world. The l.-‘i-encli, Gcrmun, Austrian, iiussiun, Itullan, Japanese and Ameri- can press have commented upon it \vlth ii murlicd degree of wonder und astonish- mont.

it is coinputcil that when nt thc Christ-

iiiu izru thc decree \vcnt forth frolu C.l2~n\r Augustus that ull the world should be tiixcd, the entire number of tho human ruec living onthe carthdld not exceed .'»l,0ilil,00t|. l\lulhul|,thc most eminent of

stiitistielrills. is quoted us suyinlr that before the la'>th century Europe did not*

conl.uln more tinm 50 millions of inhabl- , turlts. Europe today \\ill\ 3.37 millions.

islcss populous than the liuipirc over

which King l-ldwnrd ruirs so wisely nnd beneticently. But thc llritisll iiinpirc of todnyeun only ufleriunteiy be mensurcil bythe \\'orlii, rind here ure lllcluteot

figures for the conrpurisonc

British The limpirc \\’orld

Lurrl nreu, .~i|u,

In lies l I .il0S,3T.\` 515,-*'21 138|

Population :l1l.‘i,flill,7ll»i l,-l7ll,72il,~iil0 Pop. to squrc mile :ll..'> ‘JS

it is to be observed that the imperiuii

census takes no account of ltlliyllt and the Snuilun, wltich countries ure occupied by British troops andaiinrinisteredilnancially by l.ortlCron\cr. They contain an rircu

of l.Zi.`>0,il0il .~u|uurc miles und u population of about 15 rnillious. Be it observed also

that the imperial census gives the populnllon of thc Empire us it wus in lllill. In the live yours since thut date the

population hus increased eonsiderubly

beyond thc round -l00 millions.

Itls ubuniluutly clear that King Eri-

\vnrd's .~\nb_ic-cts number inorc than one fourth of thcontirc human ruec and if

weinuy include Egypt and the Suudun, mow thun one fourth part of thc earth‘s lunri surfnec is iirlminlstereri by liritlsh nuthoiity. Ilritisli preponderencc on the sen wlrctiicr' in nuvul poircr or comtncrci~ uitoiniunc is equally pronnuuccii. The

linpciiui nuvy is consirlerubly stronger in ships, men und uuus thun the next two

strongest nnvnl powers, whllc the

British ling fiics ovcr half the ships that i. iii the seven scns ernziugcll in coninlcrue.

ilther' fur-ts i-r|uul|y rcmurk:il>lc if not so

linttcring to our sensibilities ure that of thcllltlinilllons of the King Emperors siilticcts only 5| millions :irc whites anti only .14 millions ure Clit-lstilinei. The

ln‘rn\ ii und black peoples ure in nn im~, rnrusc inrrioriiy. The Hindus nunlbcr

thu Mlillorncllint-l and lluddhists rnnke up three fourtlt.~i of the \'nst lnlurclrute. Suehin bricf outline nrc amine nf lin:

int-ts cslnbii-.hcri hy the impcriui ecnuiis. ‘

Why should not thc Province borrow

what it needs from thc people of the

l‘rovince! And why muy not thc deposit- ors in thc Srivirlqs Hanks have tho oppor- tunity lo li-nil ri plirt oi l.l|c money they now have in tliose institutions on the c

unilonirterl at-rnrily of the Prnrirlec at I i percent ivltorcslf

Cenllll. colds, hasnanus, and other tonal

sllmants are ninkl relieved by Crosolsnl

world. To prevcnl, bilinusncan \l.~.c llr. , liiimilton`u Pills which keep the systi-ui . clean and ure, regulate the bowels, give

more than lmlftlle total, and they with ‘ tone to kirilaeys and liver. Y0u‘ll never

lhure a headache, yuu'lI never have a sour ,, . Imiclngheiilth ily takin Dr. lianilltnn'a ‘l’ili.‘4. Your rlruiriglst aigls llr. lIr\inilton`s Pill:-i,2.`\e. per box or llvc boxes for one

you wult at Crirnnron Gr Co‘s. litklll

bI|ist~rill must go profit or no prodt-Mail or/icrs rittended to punctnnliy to any purt ol tho inland-send postal. Conroy thc

Books pass into lawyers hands shortly.-Weeks &

MARCH ll). IEE.

"T0 LONDON BY RAIL-"

'l‘hc New York Times under the

cnptlon “To1I.onrlon by Rall," believes that Europo, Asia and America will be con- nected by rail und s tunnel under Behring Strait, with another tunnel connecting Britain and France, by the time the Panama Canal in completed. This would require the construction of some 3,000 miles ol railway on the Russian aide and over 1,000 miles on the American side, with a tunnel of about :lil miles under llchring Strait. Referring to the latter work The Times says:

"From an engineering point. of view

the project presents no terrors whatever. The shortest distance across the strait, from East Cape in Asla,_ to Prince of \\'i\lcs Cape, in Alaska, is about thirty-aix miles, the latter prouiontory being almost precisely on ‘hc Arctic Circle, the former less than oiie dcgreewlthin it.The depth of water varies from 22! to 30 fnthoms. These

llgurcs present to modern engineers only what is vulgrirly known as a cinch."

With such stupendous undertakings

going on anrl projected about the world the Tunnel from this Island to tho Main-

laind becomes but. asmall undcrtakingin comparison, and it has been demonstrated

beyond dispute that it would fully repay the interest on its cost. with the expense of operating.

Mr. Justice llodgaun in the letter which

uppears in rinothcr column takes strong iground aizainst the clauscin the Insur-

uncc Bill which takes away an important snfcainirri for the protection of the wife aa beneficiary. This was the main point of The Guuriliun's first objection tn the Bill.

The letter from our esteemed townsman

lil. P. Ilogan shows the interest taken in the sanitary condition of the C.ty by intelligrutunrl progressive citizens. We now understuiiil that the llonrd of Health

and Connnlssioners of \Vater Supply and Sewerage ure now looking into the imit- ers touchcd upon in thislctter.

Daniel W. Morrissey of Geoi-rtctou-n has

addressed riletlcr to the Editor of The tiuurrllnn through the columns of The Patriot setting forth what to ills rnlud are Insuperuble obstacloslo the winter .~tcr\tucrs coming to this port in the wlntcr tiinc. Mr. Morrissey has chosen aptly thc vi:ltic-lc throuirll which to make public his ciTox-ts to discredit this port. These facts remain. A few yenic ago the Stanley came lo liriuport in the rniridlo ofn much scvcrer winter thnn that of llltli. The winter stcumers whlcli huvl: repeatedly :rot into serious trouble in

entering Georgetown have not _vet hrul un uccldcnl in rzoiniiig to Cillwlottotowri. The Nrivlgfitlon Gorn|ll\n_v is most careful

and sucrea~ii`ul in the umnagcment of its stcumers, und they ure built for summer trullle only, and yet those stcninera some- tlniculeave Charlottetown in the spring before the winter stciunera come hither.

Such facts Mr. Morrissey ignores. Tliry knock the bottmn out of his vnrylontr, dis';ol||'tcous nnri ruthcr rurnblinglctter.

A Hll.I()i.'S llEr\DA(JHll

lsnnc of tho ineltilcfit I-hinge in thi-

toinath. but on will have vigorous

iollnr.

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Wrlnirer rollers put in wringers while

Sluinihtcr sale of boots and shoes in full

ut price shocrnun,Charlottetown, P. E . Zllld li

PLEASE PAY NOW.

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tahleta. tan emu our box. All drngfists.

Co. cgdtf.

OSTERHOOR MATTRESSES

Three Bales of Them Came to Hand Yesterday.

Bova’ Home, Hamilton. Canada.

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P ON OUR SECON

the new carpets are displayed as in thes

artistic ally blended before

Exclusive patterns e

pendable, you never yet got you had a right to expect it

A Carpets cost a heap inferior grade, even at a few to give your “A whole lot f best real values _von can get fair prices, there's somethin

You should’nt do an

PATON ®. Co’s .

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should be-

of money; tco much for

are the kind we offer, and

and handsome display we have here.

Paton’s Go-Carts Are Here. The

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MAR

.Actual Kesu

The Res

'l` HE CANAD

W. K. ROGERS. Esq..

C nada Life Assurance ,Cu.,

Charlottetown, P. E.

Dear Sir:-In August 187i l too Life. the annual premium being ception the Company have adv policy and to-day you hand me t

than the amount I have paid in

this time for an average amount

cash returns, I feel that i have

success it so well merits- _

Your explanation and statement re change of reserve basis showing that I would have

ecelved over $1oo.oo more had

r with what I received.

It pays to select the ri

W. T. BURKOWS. A80 W- P. CALLAHAN- " 3-godfm tww Pat.

nun»»iunnvaann»»cf\¢\9e»¢a-viunulsannaasni.

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THE NEW BABIES who

cedent by riding in the very bcst eqnipage to be

Gb~carts are known the country over as the fines

AMES

House Furnishers

cents a yard less in price. We _make no attempt or your money,"-fresh, new, reliable carpets, the

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D FLOOR vihere the light is best and brightest, gathered for your inspection. Never was such art e new designs, and never were the colormgs so

very one of the, and above everything else de- a carpet at Paton’s that got faded, or worn, before

you to afford to buy an

if you pay less than our

g wrong with the carpets- y carpet buying without first seeing the extensive

dels.

want lo establish a pre-

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had. These celebrated

t Go-Carts made.

(£0. CO.,

its Better Than Estimate;

l a n wm nt Polic

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A LIFE ASSURANCE C0.

Island,

premiums. When I consider of about $i2oo.oo and that I

been most liberally dealt with

Yours truly.

k out s loniz term endowment policy for $rooo in the Canada $26.40. Every five years since then without a single ex- ised me of an increased amount of insurance added to my he Compsny’s check for $i,5r6.32 which is for $600 oo more

that I have been insured all now receive such excellent and wish the Company the

this not been made, is unnecessary. I rim well satisfied

P. BLAKE.

W. ~K. ROGERS,

nt,Sumn\er,side, Manager P. E. I. Branch,

ght Company.

Ebbsfleet, `

CH ARLOTTETOWN.

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Mas. D. B. Pa.-\'r'r, Corresponding Secretary ,__i‘

i\ic:.si.~_ ()f<r|.»< \|~r»»< & C0. 25 East Ave. North, Dcccmlver 6, 1902. -.--. » -` r

l)».\i.~ Sins -The Committee of Management of the Boys' Home, Hamilton, Canada. have pleasure _ in stating that the Ostertnoor Mattresses, purchased from you nearly twenty-five years ago, have een in Have you a good reliable const.-int use ever since, without any remahing whatever, and are still in perfect order.

As we have found them so very =atisfactory in every particular, we take much pleasure in recom- watch it If not wh not can

mt-udin f them in the h` hest terms. Wishin you every success, y

L lg g I remain yours sincerely.

MAY PRATT, Cor. see. now and see the value we are

Do you think $15-oo too much to pay for a mattress that after 25 YNYS °f U*-is Sim ill P¢ff¢Cf

vrflvr. giving in Waltham and

Elgin Watches

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Mali( iilliiisiiiilg iiil. W. N. ianton

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Since it is true, that- i

ln Prince Edward island

nearly everybody reads

“Ilia tllarlnilaluvm iiuaniian" z

there can be no escape from the conclusion that ad- vertisers can reach nearly everybody in Prince E_dward Island through the columns of The Guar-

The circulltious of The Guardian to Dec. 3°, |905 sre 3o43 Daily. and 3128 Tri-weekly.

These figures are net; all dsmaped, unsold

dian

‘, and returned copies hive been om tted l-~»\»u~»\»¢':v*_-_-*»~v-_-»v-`

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rieupeas

, For Wharvea and Bridges.

Daraaninnr or Puauc Woluis,

Charlottetown. Much zrst, 'o6.

Sealed tenders will be received at this

¢mee until noon ou

Wednesday. April 4th '06,

From an rsou or nous willing to

lung any o,l'\pEhe Ptlbllit Whsrves and Bridges, the property of the Provincial

Goveaiimeptlfmpx lst of April, |906, to

is . .

Mliriill 3 srl.i¢?\l)lsrs of conditions and nga; sfio forms of iendcu may be pro. cured st this office. , ‘ The I>ep;rt:iiei;t dpes not lzixriiél itself

¢ es or an e er..

'° ‘°°f°t l if a- nemrfmn,

_Sec’y of Public Works.

23-dim twftd. '

Auction Salc of Property 'f at Cardigan. ,

Thai. well known business atanil and

wharf property lately occupied by J. F. Norton, w ll be sold by Public Auction

on , ’ Wednesday. April 4th 06. At rr o'clock a. m.

Also store fixtures, sales, lamps,

stovea,&c;also dwelling house with one half acre of land; also the business stand formerly owned by the late Donald Stewart, comprliaiiin one Lot go x 116. _

This is a rare o|:pi'.r_tuiniy to secure

one of the best stan s in the province suitable for carrying on any kind of business. _ _ _

Terms easy. Sale positive. This

guaranteed.

WALTER MATHESON,

Charlottetown.

27dtuftd.

_QERS

For Dunk River Bridge, Ro=s' Corner.

Dnraarrranr Ov* Pnnmc Worms,

Charlottetown, Marcin moth. ’u6.

Scaled tenders will be _received at

this ollice until noon on

TUESDAY, APRIL l0Ill, 1906

From any person or persons willing

to contract for the providing and erect- ing of s 70 ft. steel sp\n. for the abovc mentioned bridge, also for the repairing of approaches and biuliiing of sub- structure according to plan and spacin- cation‘to be seen at this oiiice.

Tenders may tender for the wliolc

work or separately for the steel spun and sub-structure and approaclles.

The names of two responsible persona

willing to become bouni for the faith- ful performance of the contract, must accompany each tender. _

The Department docs not bind itself

to acciépt the lowest or may tender.

Ten era to be markc "Tender for

Dunk River Bridge."

L. B. McMlLLAN. Sec’y of Public' \Vnrl<s.

23d fni twftil. V

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TEN_l2r_ERS

Midge_l_l__Bridge

DEPARTMENT or Puamc Worms, ' Charlottetown, March sr, l9o6

Sealed tenders will be received at this

oflice until noon on

Tuesday, April |0th, |906

From any person or persons willing

to contract for the providing and crcct-

lng of 5o feet steel span for the above mentioned bridge ; a so for the rebuild-

ing of approaches and the building of su -stuciure according to plan and specification to be seen at this ofllce, and at the residence ofjudson Webster, Esq, Miilgell.

Scpsrste icuilcra will be received for

steel span and sub-structure and up- proschcs, or for the whole work.

The names of two res nsiblc persons

willing to become boundilor the faith- ful performance of the contract, must accompany esch tender.

The Department docs not bind itself

to accept the lowest or any tender.

Tenders to be marked “Tenders for

Midgell Bridge."

L. B. McMlLLAN, Sec’y of Public Works.

zylfm twfid.

NOTICE

'l`o‘ Contractors

Scaled tenders (marked "College

Ti:nders”) addressed to the uniicr- signed, Charlottetown, will he received

u;°t6il n o'clock, noon, on April zolh, i .

For the Erection and Com- pletion of Large Additions

to, and Alterations in '

The Prince of Wales College

Charlottetown. in acoorrlsncc with

plans and specifications, which can hc scen at the office of C. B. Chappell, lgrchléeci, and at the odice of thc umlcr- s 1: . lliilhs lowest or any tender not neces-

sarily accepted.

Ample security will he rrqulrcil for

the dui: performance of the nun tract.

H. j. CUNDALL,

Charlottetown.

3-agdftutd.

FOR SALE

Roaebank Farm

Sltaste on the south side of Hillsboro

River opposite the city one mils from Charlottetown, containing |80 acres,l3v

aeresslearad sad in shégli stats of culti- ntlini,'i‘erai| bent. orfnrtlier partl-

culsn a ly F. IMKBNNA e Chldntgawn, queen Mint

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