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T, -_‘,`_ ' °"'“ :L .»JosmBm)_nls. brotneeer Bead lnspeo~ °-°'

' ` ' ' tar. York sretldsntcf Friscolor the mlm” my 3' A muy Mm our

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AT ` i W v Newl Prowsa '°p°"'"'h°°~h°|. ‘ll “gm” resondent wiri fro M r M

Yyxgoe

tba Boston llospital.

Tu Innsicpsae in the Saturday issue

oawiil_§_nd uswith (complete sasorimesnor , _ ,pl ‘ch-arhmetown. V _ _~ , _ i

li'lEf`F

.saw <4

Ring been

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. lil m ogsdo , 0.

l‘0°°0. Vll- Tlllitlor, on Saturday, reportaz-

` _ _ °!U\Yl3f~\lWi \°°l\¥~l|l| 'N10 ION! Ind “A series cf murders, probably unex-

‘ . ‘_ ~ __,.__. f, ' _ _ lllllllf 9|,}»'__!!l"IF °°lfll-105 “When Vloleis ampled lu the annals of crime, was traced

"WI W' W~ Zi ;~,__A_“dL»“'.*.'_”,,. nd mm, `"“_Mare_tl\_ege._,,._ _ _ last week to a native cobbler named

’ _ _ - ¢ » 1 llus0|nauo'rrsT.Hc1.nm, returned \‘:’h;';’y“‘°d “°°f°'.'l- U“d°f N'

-e . f - ,,,,,,, sn ezine, r in

, ' Roglimss-_Q‘rlAlJ.Whaai-lsy_ll.lver shipped dad* 3. v _,.°,:,:;“‘°:,?,q“l:ke Uczmaes°wsnaun:utl`i:d.n°Tl:i:°ied 4 s_t;r¢_b\j5§n.Q;{§»hg§!l=w°9 Sltairisn >,, _,mmm ,,,,,,,,m,,_ ' f, me aneevery or on nerein .yarn wines

` pm,,¢,,gu,,A,j,D mmol, mfhut, " ~ _ ' ' ' _i hao been rented by the murderer. All

‘n l $0

. ' ~ - Sono boysforcornerloafing and hreak- gy, 1 |,|

» “nh W ¢ . u _ S” _ . sae v c ms were women. Meaiewi wi l

asvvnour ., tuner yetseee “w. w. W." weaning ;,’{,';”Gf,‘L_,“,.,,,“,,'"“,°,,:°,f‘“ °" 1 “ing mean in c. Riley. _.sem Pownal. \,. .,.-.,.,m,.; .,,, -n.,,,.,,.1,,,.,,.,,,_ ,,,,,,,, ,,,

.< _ “MU 'NIB I" lllllli 000ll|)l¢d bile lblnllldbll lmmgngg cqncgqrge of spggtawm

_ ur ‘vs_ \/\/ |1§ E ’ ` jév`,e’|1e,» D. I.. Hoover!-. C. C., was appointed ¢ of the Pell°eCourt on Saturday. e,,.u|,,_ Tm, bm of 0`,,|,,,,, punishment

- ~ -== ~ - _ JustieeottnePesoster Queens county 1-Bggunmgu ,.,|||\,,,,|,,,,d to hm. has not been _practised within iivius

, _ _ __ ,,

__ _ » 3 ‘ at the meeting of the Executive. _ (mm .W mnuwndwu, who 3,." nn". memory.

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-"‘~,"T ` '1'|nJ¢|,“,¢,¢ hmln, g-,md “lugs” to furnish and who dssimto have thesams

ARE

INVITED

If you wish the bait in photo

W, naished on the new spec-

n\o\mta,(ths very latest

` novelty.)

'JSO

-.>1:r:Es:~ f

STUDIO. _

A GEC. li. COOK-

where lacy is aiwavs Welcome.

International

_ Preparations

including Stock Food, Poultry Food. Heave Cure, Worm Powder, Louise Kielder, etc.

Herbaleum. Hughes' Condition Powder. Wholesale and Retail.

(leo. E. Hu hes,

Apothecarica Hall.

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KEEN KUT

sn0E W

at the price $3.00. Gems l You want a new pair of shoes now. e would ask you to see them, and if they are not bettet value than any $3.50 shoe in town, dou’t buy them. Ma.de,up in all the best leathers, good-year welted, up-to- date last. This shoe is the one thev..sre._.bu.ving. all _-overs Canada. $3.co takes a pair.

A. E. 'McEACllEN

The Shoc Man. V

,_"n-\l'“o sr-crisis ll

Every-one knows what

house cleaning means-a lot of labor, time and worry.

This can be greatly lessened

by having the proper material io help you which can be

found here.

We have a large variety of

Scspe including Scouting. Scrubbing, Laundry, Toilet, Disinfectant, and etc, Diamond Potash. Gillett'e Lye. Am' monia, Pearllne, Gold Qust, - Borax, Putz Cream, Silver Polish, Starch a large varictv. Stove and Shoe Polish,

Brushes, Broome and etc.

Order here where you can

get all at the one time-see what you get and -at the

lowest possible price.

MCKEIJDQS Gl’0C¢i’Y, Two stores suit. your convenience

£1!

‘ i-42.*'

,persons on P.B.I., who guess the near-

\ Pn~ne1l.”§'°,‘:.?.“;‘:,":':',':..&?‘°~ ,

Qimllae-#Viv

Spring

1906 ~

Opened for your

_ inspection a ~ com-

plete line of Spring ootwear. -

' Splendid values in

Tan

A Chooolais ~

.ni whoa .

Our Men’s if taco snd~'$z.a5," are the best obtainable.

isnncos is co.. a

_. _ SUNNYSIDE. _

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_»\§;'$’-~»§.'_’. "‘¢` ‘~.

All/'family group taken.

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Ladies’

Chocolate Shocs

Are in big demand

this year and as usual we are ready with a very complete assort- ment in heavy and light soles on all the popular shapes.

Womens’ Chocolate

Oxfords, tum sole $1.50.

Womens’ Chocolate

Blucher Oxfords $1.85.

_ Womens' Chocolate Blucher Oxfords, turn sole $2.2 5.

Womens’ Chocolate

Blucher Oxfords, heavy sole $2.3 5.

Womens’ “Boston i

Favorite" Chocolate Oxfords $2. 50.

Women’ “Queen ~

Quality” Chocolate Oxfords $3.00. Womens’ “Queen

Quality” Tan Calf Ox- fords $3.7 5.

Alley Q Co.

FREE TEA

In order to increase the _sales of IS-r

LAND BLEND Tea the Agent here

offers 225 pounds as premiumsto be GIVENA AY FRE to the first 26

est to the length of time that the new steamer “Empress” takes to cross from England to P. E. Island. The only conditions are that you big a pound or more of"ISLAND BLE D” Tea at 25 cents per lb. and that you rand your guess in an addressed envelope which will be given you by

filie merchant from whom you buy the ea.

For further particulars npplyto

B°_§.l___§f._____§9ff»

zoo 1bs.non

Balls l5calb.

Also our own Moth Pre-

ventive 35c a pound.

KEDDIN BROS-.

Opposite__P..O._ :_

A g°°4.,¥io?t_.s’f9r

you- to have "your

all at our studio.

Gauvin, Gcntzcl & Co., » Photographer,

Thuredsyof this week. All contribnti ons shoulilreach this office wlthou delay. dtwtf.

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E. H. Dnoasuru. of the Bee Hi

trip to the other provinces in the in of the firm.

trip to Boston, New York, and other American cities.

_ Scan. Oonozu with aoargo cf moles 'sea and sugar from Barbados for Horace and Carvell Rattanhury and Messervev, arrived on Saturday. '

study class will commence gardening today in the experimental grounds recently set aside for that purpose.

Joss Grasoxtnbrotherof Wm. Gibson. Marshfield and n leading hmdivvare merchant ofSan Francisco met with a heavy loss during the recent earthquake.

Connolly‘s west wharf. A large raft timber is now helngianded to he used in the work. John Hogan is supcrintending the repair work, '

Anvnwrrsaas are requested tocaii a this oflice and see for themselves the names and addresses of all Guardian subscribers, both in this city and through- out the country districts. tf.

Ou the 20th lust Rev. J. W. Mf:Con~ neil will preach to his old congregation in Grace Church, Charlottetown. The Rev. gentleman is slso down for a lecture in the following night.

Tm: contract of building the new school

house at Mt Allison has been lst to Wm Chandler. A- suitable site for this new school has been chosen across the road from, and almost opposite to, the present schoolhouse.

AT Hickey Sc Nicholscn's tobacco

factory, Prince St.reet,`on Saturday, a youth named Lawlor fell through an open hatclrfrom the third story to the floor, fortunately without being seriously hurt.

Worn has been rcceivedcftho safety

in San Francisco of Herbert. and Frank Plckard, formerly of this city. The building in which Frank was boarding collapsed, and he sought safety elsewhere, saving only the clothes in which he stood.

Tas: marriage of Misa Rosalie Augusta

Peardon to Wm. H. Lockerbie, takes place at the residence of Mrs. E. H. Peardon, Regina, next Wednesday. May Oth. Miss P. was well and favorably. known at Union and Wintloe before her departure for the West some years ago.

M1L1.vrn.w Star Lodge is progressing

favourably. Last. Thursday the contest in the Lodge was brought tcaclose by asplendid treat which reflected much credit on the members of this lodge as did the programes which were given for the good of the order- during the con- test.

Tn! funeral took place yesterday of

Mrs. G. M. Atwood. The sympathy of very many citizens of Charlottetown and of many residents of this province will be extended toher husband, thus bereft of avvlfe who was generally beloved and esteemed because of her many endearing qualities. The Guardian respectfully Iolns in the general sympathy. ‘

A PEW evenings ngo, u youth in (ho

vicinity of Murray Harbor North struck terror into some of the inhabitants. especially women by appear- ing after dark in the guise of ‘a Jew pcddlcr calling at farm houses and asking lodging and threatening to use a revolver on persons who took it in hand to stop his pranks. It ls hoped that measures will be taken to place the person in question under control, and thus prevent a recour- ance of this sort of thing.

Arxumnan. ofthe frlendsof Duncan

Buchannan and family assembled at their residence Fredericton, Lot 67 on the evening of the Brdlnnt to express their appreciation cf their value as neighbors and citizens and slsoio show their sor- row in their departure for West River. The ladies did themselves credit by the rich dainties they provided. John Crew was appointed chairman and a comple- mentary addresa accompanied byanlee chair was then presented. A short program consisting of singing and speeches, was disposed of and the meeting closed bysluglng “Godbe withyou till we meet. lililll-"

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_Fishing Tackle-We makes specialty of this line in our business. Our stock etnies, rs<is._'rsals.l|i\es.oaste, been ere is op-lo-datesndof the finest quality in

YER, Prop.,

Every person who lines

ecilcne

-'b-A W-Reddin, Phm. Bt L.

~ _ , ‘ G. F. HUTCHESON .

hmmtg( ay or While D DQ|rI\n.l‘l- Iewellepsnd Cptician. os.

every nepaot-‘O prices are low. No troublstoohow gzds-Cali and see us.

_ publlal1sd.The news of each County is now TYION in S0lI\€U\lD8 |l\10\1li l-ll* :SIM |, vllllmeii. Whlllll will prove a convenience Premier” that sells it-its own mari

l»°NMi0i‘8li\ findllld their own Count

of fact,crevents that have happened or are to take place. With all who

h t.

The kcenjudgment. of the buyer is the

news quickly. In every use |,h¢ tum; beet factor in Smith Premier sales.-A.

Lamb” Yun 10"" this momma on E aremoetappreciated when they are brief Milne Fraser, Halifax. 4d3i

' mn” ‘nd mm' plum' “nd °°“n"°d °° m“"'°" No better chance bas ever been offered

the good people of this city and county, to

secure furnltnrent viholcsale rlces than

L_ 0,g|qn Mm Won-|-uf 1,,” 55|, wish t.ocontrihute'i‘heGusrdian will be b N, bi 1 ~t V 1 P ,' t H morning by the express one fortnig'ht's l¢lN|l»00°1‘i'¢}`lD°Y\d- g{vlng‘;tJ§hnugIl;`vv\;;‘i1':ile now lddtlill

"¢=-'"4 THE tK|lll§'$ Clllllll E|liH|]|lN==<

Tas Prince of Wales College native Branch offical; ln M0lltagU0| SOUl`lS and Ge0|'Xet0Wll.

Mrs. Jen. lil. McDonald of Cardigan has

returned home after spending the winter in the south.

The roads _arc drying up and in the

vicinity of Montague produce was moving briskly on Saturday.

Exwualva repairs are bslnu made to ' Next Thursday will be s not dey for the

1 - s

C. T. Act. in King s Uouni.y~no opposition spoken of hy anybody.

The Montague Band will have n concert

in the Monthgue Hall, Monday evening, in the interests of the band.

Misa Katie Fisher, who has been con-

fined to the house for some time, is gone to the hospital for treatment. _

"Souvenir poet cards". “Comic post

cards" “Souvenir stationery", and fancy goods, at W. A. Johnst»one's, Montague, P. E. i. Bdtwtf

The fishermen of this end of the Island

report herring very scarce, lobsters fair- if they could get the bait. We are glad that the codfish has made an appearance.

John J. Macdonald has sold his driving

horse, Nelsonto J. D. Mclntyre, M. D., The Dr. knows a good horse when hs seas one. .,

“California secdlesa ora ngcs," Valencia oranges, lemcusglapples _“Baldwins” and “Ben Davis," figs, dates, and canped fruits at. W. A. -‘Johnst/one’s Montague, P. E. i. lidtwtf

Miss Katie Conrad, who has been

visiting friends ln_Murray Harbor South, for the last four weeks has returned home looking hale and hearty. Miss Conrad gives an encouraging account of the people of that section.

Short course 'certificates from Royal

School of Artillery, Quebec. were award- edtoCor-por-nl McKinnon of No 3 Com- pany, Montague, who wins first prize of $25 in cash, and to Corporal J. Smith of the same Company who wona second prize of $20. They attended the class ,which closed last April. -

Elmer Miller of West Bridge, N. H.,

has just received word from his brother- Hsrry Miller of San Francisco. Be was in the Western Hotel when thc earth- quake struck the city. I-le says that he was lying in bed when the shock cnme and he thought that it was i.he last day. Mr. Miller belongs to Murray Harbor North and went. to California last full. '

Below is printed e ballot such as will be

given to every elector ln Klng’s who presents himself at the polls on the 10th marked in the way all would have the electors vote for the good of the com~ munil.y:-

1 Against the Act X

| For ihe Act

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lees writing, (not. in alignment). The complete keyboard of the Smith Premier typewriter ensures perfect alignment. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax. 4d3i

Cut, Glass »

4 - Sale -

We wish to reduce our

resent atockof cut gia ss beicxeour new stock ar- rives arid we will there- fore give a uniform dis- count of

' 25 PER CENT

off of our enuire '~tocs.

This is an excellent

opportunity to buy ent glass at away down prices.

"Sunlight Soap Coupons wani.ed"»-

Toilet soap given in exchange for these coupons by W. A. Johnstone, Montague, 1'. E. I. :ldtwtf Sch. Jennie F., Cnpt. Fraser cleared

Friday lost frpnr Montague, for Nova Scotia ports, with 2 000 bush.oat.s, potatoes nnd turnips, loaded by A. S. McLeJd.- Suhr. J. W., Capt. Bruhm arrived from linlifax witha full cargo of merchandise for Georgetown and Montague and will bc loaded with produce by the owner, lGeo. Wlghtmnn for Halifax. There nrr several other vessels at. Montague loading produce. The price paid for potatoes is 20c; and for turnlps 20e.

The Gnnrdlnn‘s Dundas correspondent writes: The roads and bridges are in deplorable condition; almost every bridge will need repairing. -A score of inhabi- tants of this place unwittingly violated the fishery law by fishing trout through the ice on Morson's Mill Pond a few days ago. But mercy was extended io them in _the hope that they would behnve better in future.-With proper facilities for shipping frogs legs to the States the

for the bactrachiansare here inthousands.

ear -Feodln ver cntlful hero this

stood the winter remarkably well. --Young pigs, known as “bunlons" are in

scores of invited guests assembled at the residence of .lnccb Dnckendorff, sr., Mount. Ho c in honor of the return to his

by his bride, formerly Miss Ethel M. Adams of New London. -Prohibition campaign is getting exciting; a scrles of

Often shift. key machines mean shift

meetings in the center of the county is to be held during the week, when the Revs. W.M. lVicLcor\, E. A. Mc-Pllci-, nnd Messrs G. A. Clny, W. ll. Rielcy, Wm. McLeod and G. E. Snvillc will ulscuss ths situation.

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Slnrt waist:-i_ and dress skirts at

Stanley Bros. 7d2i.

So runny orders `nrc on ille from Smlili

Premier Agencies all over the civilized globc that our factories are working nights to kr-.op the pace with orders. -A. Milne I<`rns¢-1', liallfax. idtli

Thursday 10th inet.. is the last day for discounts on electric light hills for April lighting. Pety today and save money- 7d4i

A Frcc Musical Education

all who purchase

Violins,

Auioharps,

Guitars, Banjos

out costin yon anything

lars.

We have arranged with the

. United States School of

Music, Union Square, New York. to give free lessons to

from ns. Hundreds of people do not buy musical instruments because they cannot play.-Here is an opportunity to learn with-

K .

Cali today for full particu-

.-4

MI. AT Trail

New Shirt Waists

. The variety and ex-

tent of our Shirt Waist stock is sure to please you;

` Silks, Oi gandies,

Lawns and Linens- tucked, embroidered and lace trimmed-- Made by the best shirt waist people in Canada. Perfection in quality, style, assortment, iii, finish and workman- ship--sizes 32 to 44 inch.

Prices from 50c up.

Special values at

75c $l.l0 rand Sl 40

A Lot New Golf Jerseys

for ladi¢.s` and child-

ren --allihe go _d colors

and all sizes up to 44 inch. Made of fine

wools and perfection in

fit, finish and work-

manship.

Stanley Bros.

BUSY STI

Elegant

Embroid- ered i Chiffons

All Overs 22 inches

wide.

While $2.50 and

$2.85 _vd

Black $2.75 yd.

For thc Lady Wiio Wants an

Exclusive and Elegant While Dress

44 inch Swiss Skirt

Embroidery (eyelct make) elaborately ein- broide'ed on flue Per- sian Lawn they come in 4% yard lengths and the price is $1.95 per yarfi.

Frcocli Organoics and Dimitics

These come in while,

while grounds with colors-Qrtcii, sl-ly, navy, cream, grey and black grounds with white. Assortment enough to please all and each.

Prices 12c, I5c, nic,

25<~, 3oc and up.

Slanlov Bros.

BREAKFAST

O. Meal lllnnco G. Nuts

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NICE Mau|»xs1.Am~;

people of Dundas might become wealthy, _ __ _

Tons of frogs' hams could be secured each FOR C_ 3, “_ i l

7lb tina Raven.

y - y nl

year. Pho new meadows seem to have , __ Farce Mah Food | Sw,” ,,."m,

' Buckwheat Flour

Pancake Flour | Cream of Wheat

dellllmd- -A few EVGIIHJIIS B80 SBVHHI with many others to select from x5c-250 pkg.

,. 5 llf‘.°.‘.?.‘.‘.§..iZfl,l°.?§.. § SANDERSON Qt C0’y,

native provinccof Jacob,jr.,ncccmpanled L Sumlyside Gfocers’ Phone U2 j

Tney are made in latest

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urrah! or our

Q I oys Suits

'l`here’s Nothing so Pretty and Nobby in the 'l` own as' our Boys’ Suits.

Our boys'| 3 piece suits are very pretty indetd..

styles from fancy Tweeds

aid vrorsteds. Sure to wear will and always look good-

Priced at $3.50 up to $8.50. Boys’ Norfolk and Oxfords made in the latest fashionable colors. guaranteed to wear

longer than any other suits at the same price, just priced to sell from $r.5o up to $6.50, in si/,es 22 tu 33.

Fancy Suits for the small boys in manydrfferent styles.

S. A. Mellon old,

P. E. Islaud's Greatest Clothing House.

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'Wi

investment in Diamonds

C =»:_:-§.’?.;"‘f`\;-xl

.bm/_‘ 'i

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\\\

id(

4 Sunnyside.

“

is as Safe as Bank Stock

What is Preiiier

Than a Nice Dia- mond Ring Y

We are showing a beautiful line of

Diamond Rings with varied settings- mnny of which can be changed to suit purchasers. We believe them to be excellent values. We will consider it s favor to have the pleasure of showing them to yon.

W.N.'l`AlNTON,

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