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-' IJ Prices on Oilcloths

and Lmoleums _.i j,i

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\\»'e are specially proud of our excellent showing

ofoilcloths and linoleunis. \\`e have a larger stock and better assiirtiiient than any other store. Our prices :ire low. Siiisfaciion is giiaraiiteetl.

\\'e have oilcloihs in all designs, all widths, all

prices. Nothing h is been ovei'Io.il~:ecl to make our showing superior to any in the province.

Printeil an1l inlaid Iiiiolenni-‘, :i‘l patterns. all widths.

Ilricsoircptr stil _\’dto,,.... . . . . _ . . . . . . . . ...$l.25

I Montague Furnishing Co.. Ltd

dilsrsif Mont igin-, l’. li. I.

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on Enameled war

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3AS'l`()RS (`(lMlilNlNll 'l`-ll \`It`Itll.Ib` .\I(_)l\KEY

l"RE.\t`li UN (lA.\lLll.l.\`ti. 'I`l{Il‘1l) IN (IOURT.

MON'I`(`L.-\I-.l. N. J., May 1i-l’as- (.`l~lI(`A(iU, May 3-'I`hat a monkey tors of the leading churches of Mont- legally may he guilty of assault and;

New

society gambling from their pulpits coiner’s court upon the complaint of

South

cloir are arranging to preach against battery was decided in Judge

on a designated rluiiday in May. Miss Elsie (loldberg of 928

The action of the clergyincii _is a Ashland.Boule\'ui‘Il.

sequel to the reqiicst. made of Ile-I The young woman obtained ii

is said, was ini-spirc<l by one pre- in ii. dr-partment store.

vnlence of bridge wliist and other; Miss Golillu-rg’s attorney asserted

Jan

homes. ' ,ti a monkey of “vicious nature at-

Iii her

from two pastors in I\'e'.\'ark for cop-`efl`orts to escape her bands were ln-

teeth

by

eoun

ledge of the existence of such a law ter Miss Goldberg was unable to heretofore and was glad to kiio\\',work for two months. Meanwhile she

forms of card pIayiii_s: in Montclare that while she was slioppiiig on

Recorder Yost ret-.eiveil requests tacked ‘her with pro\'ocation."

ies of the State gatiiliilng law wliicneerated by the animal‘s sharp

he caused to be piililislied. (ine ol and deep scratches were inflicted these clergymen said he had -no know- , its claws. As a result of the en

such ii statute might be used to sup- , was under the care of a physician

press forms ol lotteries oi which bei The monkey was in court and was

is cognizant in his own coiiiiniinity. identified by Miss Goldberg.

its"

iudir-

corder Henry I.. Yost I.-ist neck to ment of S145 against the owner of cause the publication of the law re- the monkey alter it was proved that lnting to gamlrlinis , and which. it the animal attacked her while she was'

.iiqptiiii M|if(“"'~:....

"How io Raise Culvea cheaply and Succesifufly Wilhoui Mi//Q" "

cami". iiiii information .mi wi-.pine imiin, iiiimimii im in."

Blatchford’s Calf Meal-The Perfect Milk Substitute

Three or Iour calves can be ranerl on it at the cost ul one where milk io fed. No mill Iced The only call meal manufactured in an exclusive Call Meal Factory

, ‘ Eltablishecl at l..eicestcr.lingland.in |809. i

.V-f AULD BROTHERJ, CHARl.0l"| ETOWN, P. E. I.

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al 20 p. c. oif

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i' ,.l. finest and best selected in the city

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EXCELLENCE

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Note ilie Values

Ncgligee shirts, cuffs atlaclted in plains and fancy patterns.

Good vnlueat$i.oonow...................._ 75:

Plain and fancy patterns, coat style, cuff.-a attaclicd, regnlrir

1.35 now.................... .................‘.$|.lO

Genuine Anderson Madras shirts,in :ill the newest patterns. Also a. fine line of soft whites. Regular 1.60 now.. ..$l.30 ()nr finest line of plain and fancy shirts, coat style, enii.-~.

` attached, Regular 1.75 to 1.90 now. . _ _ . . .. . ... . . . . ..$l.40

I -This sale luis A short time only- I it , sm: our winoows.

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I-Ience, the reductions.

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN min or ue- ' MAY 6. l9ll i

MONTAGIIE, SOIJRIS AND KINO’S COIINTI

...It pays to

...Bernard Hughes and Arthur Mc-

Mar nrets, closed her school today

...Aberian Mclnnls, Red Point, has

There will be mass in St Mary's

H. (T. Church tomorrow at 9 and 10.30 a.m. and vespers at 7 p.m.-J.

the Marine Department, was a pass- enger to Souris yeserday afternoon.

...Ethel l\icE.wen, Souris, who has

vacation,-J.

...Charles Elsworth, Souris, leavesi

today for the Magdalen Islands with a 45 foot gasoline boat for R. De- laney & Sons.-J.

...Donald Andrew nnd Mrs. Camp-

bell, Greenvnle, who have been visit- ing their daughter in New York re- turned home yesterday.-C.

...’I‘he Montague marlmt prices yes-

terday were the same ns when last quoted and appear itemized in an- other' column of this issue.-M.

Irving G. MacLaren, son of J. A.

l\1acl_aren nl Paton Lg Co., is home from Montreal on a visit to his par- ents and many friends in this city. ...The seiiooner Limelight which ieit'

Souris Tuesdny last arrived nt St. Pierre Thursday afternoon. She had

a good run, encountering no ice.-J.

...Mr. Hurst. manager at Souris for:

the Atlantic Fish Company, arrived in Sonris yesterday after Spending thai

\_;'iiiter nt his home in Nova Scotia.--I

...There will be Service in the Pres-i

byetrinn Church, ,Souris, tomorrow; moriilng at ll and in the Methodist

t_`hnrch at 7 o‘clo_ck in the evening.-_

...iiirir ciipi. A. R. Mcnoniiiii,

Souris, offers her valuable residence for sale on May 15 at 2 o'clock p.i m. as will be seen by ad in this is- sue. ,

...Mrs. Wm. W. Molyneaux, Milltown

Cross, died suddenly on Thursday cveiiiniz. the 4th inst. she leaves a husband and four small children. Funeral to Lower Montugiieccmetery

...The following were registered nt

the (lox Hotel, Souris. yesterday:-- Euiiiice ’l`nttison, (5. S. Whitehead, J. l’- Mlirtin, St. John; A, Leslie, Mon- treal; W. J. Duncan, Toronto; H. (‘,| McDonald, J. A. Matheson, A. E.

VBJSSCY. (`Bl1t_ Taylor, Charlottetown.

feet wide and I2 feet high. This ls the first work of this kind undertak- en by Mr. McDonald but as he is quite a genius, Capt. M. A. Paquet has every confidence that be will do

be _obtained at W. A. Johnstoue`s, Montague. 2-tldrtl.

well East Point. spent the week end

...Molly Mclélachern, teacher at Stunt rlouris.-J. BBN SII » I

be obtaine a a 0 s rug store, Souris. - 4-ldrtf.

IS UNAPPROACIIABIE IN QUALITY. f~-' iifw -'ef\=»~-yi-_ ---“‘°_“?,'°‘;‘g,,P“}{’,,?‘;,“‘,§l‘“",,°““ I f»,,,,f l`f__ EI

- ~ - ~ ~`ii ii <i'i ii i~ Min-

BOVRIL herds grazing on Bovril lands inthe fines; §;‘,‘°,fc“,§he§_ ,§;'y,',‘§,,,_i'§f ‘om ° ___J,,,,e,,,, Keu,,_ ,Bacher D, S,,,,,.,,,

_._ West. leaves today for Kelly’s Cross

pasture land in the world furnirh the beef which malies ___3,;_,,,,0 ,bs 0, ,0,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,, ,,,,,d,,,1'0ii his spring vacation.-J. _

lobsters were landed at McLean's fac- *_* _ ._ t

,_O,,_ s,_,,,r,5_ yesterday___]_ _ Sydney McLaren, MorrtagU°» had e

___ ,his leg fractured yesterday morning

,__Aiex_ Fmse,-_ B0¢,hw¢11_ pm-¢\m5¢d by a cart wheel pasging over it.-M.

n handsome Jersey milch cow from °‘-"' Q I 0

Peter Ron of Baltic yesterday.-J. __-NBW CBYPBW. SQUHFGB. 0i\0l0tl\B. sb ‘ ' _ _

__._.. mattings. etc.. in_ up-to-date designs a 0

at Stems Bros, Sourls Prices lon

5-6dli.

...It was a pleasure to see Harry

if,,pi;_ 'r_ G, Taylor, eity, Agent 0f_Bruce of Red Point in Souris yester-

dny after his recent illness of rheuma- tic fever.-J.

...IJon't forget that new hat to-

been teaching at Boar River, returned night- We SBU the Blwkloy- A l>0Si- hoine last evening to spend her spring ‘tive g\18l`HH¥°0 \l/itll Wert’ 011°- SWFHS

Bros., Souris. 5-6d1i.

...Thomas Kickhnin, merchant, of

Souris West, has purchased a hand- some stallion, Old lronside, from John Desgle. Rollo Bay.-J.

...Charles Devenux, Moroll, leaves by

the first boat for the Magdalen ls- lands where he will be employed in R. N. Cox's lobster factory.-J.

...F. G. Jordan, Bourls, is Guardian

representative, and all news, adver- tising and subscriptions in Souris and vicinity should be handed to him. 2-ludrtf.

...Wm. Collin of_ Red Point sowed

his wheat April 27th and planted his potatoes yesterday, May 5th. He ex- pects to he through cropping by the end of next week.-J.

...Un April 30th a valuable Leices-

ter ewe, owned by John A. Aniicar, Lower Montague, dropped four lambs which are all strong and vigorous.- M.

...Martin McKinnon, Montague, is

Guardian representative, and all news, advertising and subscriptions in Montague and vicinity should he handed to him. 2-9rtf.

...The Sonris market prices yester-

day were miich the snme as when last quoted, viz:-Butter, 22c.; eggs. 160.; black oats, 36c.; White outs. 34c.; loose hny,_ $8; pressed hay, $9; hides, 7;; calf skins, 10c.; codfish, lic.; mike, 4e.; fresh herring, per doz., l0c.; clams, per pail, 2_0c.-J.

' ...The following is an extract irmn a letter received by W. B. beard, Souris :“‘I never had such satisfac- .tion in a suit in my life as in the one you made_ for me. Will vou please

lon Satin-any at 2 0'¢10¢k_ She was send samples of your best cloth as I

forma;-ty Ada J, k~ _ f Cl .1 __lwish to order another from you." i;0wn__M_ en mb 0 lm one Yours Truly, Alex. Mnthieson, Mis-

sion City, B. G., formerly`oi Dundas, P. E. I. 5-6d_r1i.

...An accident which might have re-

sulted fatally occurred yesterday wlicn Alex. Boudreau fell off Souris West bridge. After struggling in the water for ii few monieiits he felt the bottom and scrambled to the shore. lf he had fell over a few feet further

___The ¢0ntmct 0| erecting D Stop I out it is probable that he would have

brit; on the 30,"-is .jmie Range “-m,1been_dro\viied ns there was a strong nivarderl to Andrew Mcnomlid, of running current and no boats near.- Noriii romi. The iiuti is to be ia‘J-

Hlll 23 Fil IIIIES

the work to the entire satisfaction of A _ all concerned.~J.

...While Il. S. Lavie, chief of the

Souris Fire Dept.. was engaged on

and he fell to the ground and had it not been for his presence of mind when he felt himself going ito force himself clear of the building, he would haveiallen on some empty canks and broken bottles that had been thrown against the building. The many friends of Mr. Lavie are glad to lenrn that the accident was not more serious. Dr. McLean who is attending him. expects that hc will be around again In n few days.-J.

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KINAROS 38,086

F 5? .$5- 3. :: -2'; ’°z 'ls

rl. He hump-

.\' horse-

tho coinini: Nutwood of

in ri grant.-xrranrl rum of the

ion brood mare Miss Russel.

mei{__aro proud to boast ni even_one_ cross ol t is great Mare i-i blood, bug. in Kinnros wermn bonstnft crosnen, w nt no other Stallion on P. E. I. can do. His sire was th_e fastest trotter of 60. ol his aire's let.. urs grand sire was n world champion.

Hinclnm in one of the very bent. brood

rnnros on the world known. "Allen stock linrm". Her; ri .vrnld colt. Ballston ltr. 'zi 2.29. Is the sire of trio largest and best colt tlrqnpgd this spr nz nt the Allen Farm. Weis' iinz 130 nounrin at birth. ’l‘lmt Kinnros will sire size in proven, hat his colin will have speed. and ex- trenie speed Is certain. that they will b_e r:\c_\~ and mime is sure. nnrl_ that his blood will breed on (dr generations is nn un ilsputcd net.

Ki nros |v'll l nve hfrmn 'Vuesdny,llia_v

il. t-oilohn. vfslwhuilon" ‘i)undM. noon nd over n kat. uyi0 tonlclugh MacMill- llanh Head ¢ Poten: lv. noon. John Phelnnn, Morelhurer night. Nay ll, to .ramps luupneyhs Penton' Station. noon. Home again that night.

Goldzilian

by the iniizhty Br|izlIian,Kin|r of sires,the iron rac»~ horse. W_e never bird his email here before and w_l\en iilu we sae is likenirnin 'I Goldrllisn is undoubtedly his best son on P. E. I.

Pro nunned tv J dl Robernton of

ftntnilo, Inst fnllint tllre Iiunimersldu Ex- hibition in halrhz the best colt he had seen in Olnndii. e i1onhyu colt. and , et he in all horn every no of him.

Gldziiin is ro 1 trot: ynt. d cot.

ni his ara. iilze, mid slat on Ili B. llsinnd. itirnzll £n‘s oxoopto I.

lIon’t fall to leo this cult nt owner'n

i\t_i\bl_en.before breeding your mares If you wnn large cllnsy noltl.

'P' GORDON IVES

K ir"`\&`ti

Nl<]\Vl‘0R'I`, R. 1., May 4-Tiie death

here esterday of Miss Allen Burt dc

some work on the roof of the Cox Y ' ‘ Hotel yesterday he had the misfor-lvelolled' the fact that she °‘”`“°d time Of slipping on a loose b0m.d_twenty-three dogs. Soon after_ she which was carelessly left there by i bl`°*_*thed her limi they Bet up a howl, some of the workmen. It gave away.” ,lf they km” what had h“Pl’_°“°d-I

which continued, to the great distur- bance of the neighborhood, till the `constable arrived and took them `away. I Two of the dogs resisted and de- clined to leave the house in which their mistress lny dead, and when

,the constable attempted to use force ,the animals jumped upon him and bit him.

Miss Burt, who lived alone became

ill four days ago and her sister was sent for. Soon the patient became so weak that hope was given up. Then

howls which disturbed the neighbor- hood for miles around.

The two dogs which attacked the

taken away and chloroformed. The

,EYCIIINE IINIIIIUISI

IIIWN ANI] KILIS Mill

the business blocks, and trees, chim- neys, outhouses and barns were car- 'ried into the main street. Wires and poles were blown down and the vil- lage was cut oil from communica- tion. At Hinsdale a barn was blown down and one man reported killed.

Cuba is a village of about 3000 in-

habitants on the Erie Railroad

Public Auction

in

buy in this Province. ...The Morning Daily Guardian can _ »

‘ ' wi-

Quaid, Suuris, returned last evening _ "T" _ WC- I \ I. 1 fm," the ¢,ty__.J_ ...Win. T. Lheverie and J. L. tant- _Mate ‘nd _

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QFLLIHE sum °F.c|-,UIIIES . rim can

S w=»rf°.w== .:::'.:.... ~ T4" r "“_"'** - popular in

I the City.

I\Ien’s Clothing in the city-but it does no harm to remind you. of it.

And it certainly. looks as if this season beats all record for style and fash.

_ 'I"S no news ofcourse, that we have the -largest and n_1ost complete stock of

__ ion-therefore we ask you to inspect our stock note the finish of the garments- tlie appearance-the plainly seen wearing qualities--and above all

NOTE THE LOW CASH PRICES

This Fine Suit

is made from

good

2 l5.00<r;;

Eiiglisli worsted,of dark brown with Celticstiipe. Itis Hand 'I`-.iilored,l1as a three biittoiied sacque -with body linings of fin e qu:ilit_\' Italian Cloth. 'I`hc iiiterling is _ of hair cloth and shrunk duck, and is guaran- .tee d to retain their

i S ‘api $15.00

Y

Every Popular I

Style ____

_l8.00

I ticularly a young man s

suit, and is made of English \\_`orsted, ina line check. The colors are brown and green mixed, and the three button sack is the coat style. This is hand tail- ored also.Tlie pants :ire finished with belt straps and good leather belt,

One Cash Price

$I8.00 _

y __ 44. ‘ A ;‘- 'f

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I Heres I Another "

i oor

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made from a fine Eng. lish Worsted, in brown stripe ellect. The three button sack is the coat model, and the bod lining is of extra quaI: I ity twilled Italian-the interlining of the very best quality hair cloth.

Its splendid value. Price for Cash

_ $I8.00

f--- SEE THIS LOW PRICED SPECIAL

A good durable coat for “rainy we:itlier" We think it is the biggest bar-

gain ever olleicd-lizis a inc-tor collar-all sewn scams, the niziterizil being of Brown Paraniette, and the lengths 50 and 52 inches.

ALI.. SIZES I<`R()i\I 36 to 46. PRICE ONLY $5.00.

L ..

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Coglpare 4.9 uSm,aIl| Deals;

ur i Sell at

ooo

Prices Striclily (ash to Everybody.

6'/fA/PZ07Tf'TOW/Vt? .5/6" DEPAH77°f£'/V7;4L STU/9.5

sl

e Enterprise Monarch

is the (ine Reliable Range

Tlieappearaiiccnf the Enterprise Mnnarcli Steel Raiige

speaks for itself. Il is one of the best roiistriicicd ranges in Anicrica. livery one is gu=unii\ce.l PERl"I'IC'I` in Iii, finish .intl

npr-.rai ion.

'l`|ic l-Intcrprisc Monarcli bnriis wood or coal, has lical econo-

n\izcr,nn\|s\ially large ash p1u|,uvei\ iloonlliorinunietci'and guirli-, incl saving damper. duplex grate. large flied dror, :mli-scorrh covers, siiiiplifietl broiler rtltacliinciit and glass oven door. It eoinbines beauty with durability---is a perfect baker.

Write for circulars- see our dealer.

The Enterprise Foundry C0

she died. and the iniimais imitea. in S a c k v i e, N. B. ___

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constable were shot. The others were I “F-r '

(1085 WWE “ll mongrels- Beer & Weeks ._Furni_ W_6 DOUQIIE IZQO SI(l_II'f.S :HIS

spr ng. so yours s e a van age

ture 5-3Cltf. in this sais. ws are offering the

new spring patterns for a short

Speclallot ofready-to-wear hats WU” Only al- 20 DBF <`»¢‘f\l20"~ 5091

HBVB OU S6671 OLII' bim I6 HBILS

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CUBA, N. Y., May 2-This village selling at away down prices? if was visited by a cyclone last evening "Oli than ‘mme HTG D03 YOUYS |70 which caused great destruction. f0|'° N103’ ara all 90n°°"f0|' V-h°y Scarcely u roof was left on any of ur.: Il°|"9 0\-ll- Y'5Dld|Y-- Pl'0W55

Bros Ltd 4-25di.I`.

Beddings at Beer &

Weeks 5-3dtf.

The Season’s new head gear for

my ladies immediate wear at

_ ' Paton's. 5-6d3|

Large showing oitaffeta ribbon

Just the thing for bandonus and bows at I5 and |80 for today at Paton's. 5~6d3l

' ’ -' We have the swallest lin o o

I will sen by Public, auct o1..I.adios' Jabots-and Collars and

on the premises of Mrs Capt .mms combined. inn mm is in A. R. McDonald her fine and °h° °"»Y- M" W° 5°" Ht 25 G"

each-.labots equal to what you

'beautiful residence and lot ww paysaoubhe as npicnror gina

' ° ‘ w ore. on em.- rowse ros with outbuildings on Monday md 4_,8d‘,_

L C ON vitegulard lf? ntnd 255 ‘lhfet Music

¢_,.|mmBd Wm, f|(,,,,e,.s Bw from our advertisement -D. A. Bru oe. s2.so so $4.50 at Panons. s_e<i;ii , 56071-

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This style of "Empress" Shoe can be

worn at all seasons of the year, and is clpecially adapted for dress occuionl. We have many others in the “Empress” jul( u stylish.

Patent $5 00,. 3.50 Ton $5 00

MORRIS & S MITII

otice

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Dories of all sizes and typ¢S

We have a large stock of the

ordinary, single, medium and double dories and we are ia

present building a numblr of

23 ft, double end power ¢10l*l¢S

which we will sell with a 2 x-2 H. P. Imperial installed f0l'

$125.00, F. O. B. Car Sourfs

L. and N. PAQUET»

I Souriii

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4,-V., , » .I ¢i_ ' . _. . gr .' - -_ r '.i » e .

_~ , » _ .- . - .A _ . _ ' - _-4- - I ~ . . - ocal nn ns rumen nl- or 101:

,,,, ‘fi illfni '_,_ _ _ y 5-lttnditf. __ __ , _5'6d__5t_td_\_° S0\1"5- per copy _nt-Miller Bros. 5-4d_3l Sole Agent,

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