4'.

1 F-‘C _°=.:‘_";

i

we

- r

cHARLO’1`TE'r0\1vN GUARDIAN

i ,_ -_

;. ;: _ _ __--_....._... _

f iz _ f§`!‘-*ills Necriieweiilieii-s.‘ I _

\‘°‘¥“|_"3_ "ly desired combination of 501' llnldfll

offered. go °° 9`l'- ` _ ~ to be

adaptation' n.°§l‘5|1&blB collars and cuils to be

stttch.Wti\.

um dn

vi lll with

B

always

or five

great a

n 1* f, ’°.f.fe.g.§“..;f_-LY; ' rl

i Il

g ¢¢,~-;~_;4i»-..,..-_" _

` .i:..:.vf_~‘_'> . Q -c::_:2=1i<se“_“ U -.._._ -...sf

ii \'<`| ".1 Q Q

c »

1'..-.-»_v_~a~¢1~s»:_i'-°.i=fa.~i~fL'»‘ ' FILM sm `aMnii0Ibun'r_

of the '19'-°°d Hi-ulcer to be more in request' i_iiiu'er ‘gif reason time im and un. will cidgdly _ 0* U( hand embroidery ere, gene,-_

Worn on coats of serge. linen or

555'. beyond 'tho means of most wo. I 011 of moderate moans. while those

|F":§;f'l}:,nw°5 3'* 0f_¢°lJ out of the

i\do';i`sldereIr`l‘.l oo expenswa w be

he design` shown, while W to

dll'-0. as welins showin`g the latest fashion in_ hand work, is quite with- in the capability of any girl or wo- mun _who can se_w neatly, The gay, Pictured was done in white wash cog. :fax on white niet net. 'rms “me “S 3" U14!! be worked on linen ol “ny desired color or with _colored gross, but for very hard and‘ constant ,w;\:;'a. should recommend the all

The scalloped ed h 1 .win me or i».f'.°”§..?L‘1'.i”.?..5`l’.1 llurning before being buttonholed,but ln carrying out the bntteniwie pat. tern no nodding is required_

The fashion of using an “never

net on which raised hand embroidery

18 :god is charming, and though me :ne “pd of working may be puzzling _D H o inoxherienced worker, 1t'|g fe" .Y not at all difficult. The design to he embroidered is first stamped or drawn on white lawn, linen or gain. B°_°k- Wh|Cb is then tlrmly and smoothly basted over the net or lnce. The embroidery ig than gone, the \vork bring done through both

lalrrics--thiit is, the net is caught by ri _the stitches. After the design is finished the lawn or linen |g than carefully cut away with a small, sharp paid or scissors, gr-snt_ cam bvlns taken that the mesh of the net or lace is not cut.

This Wullochinn, or raised French, enlhfoldvfy. done to all appearances directly on thin net, is also most de- sirable for fine lingerie waist; and

- LSPARAGUS PATTIES

Make e. sauce of three level table-

spnonfuls of buttcr nnil ilour mul hall a cup each of chicken broth, cream and the water in which o bunch of asparagus has been boiled. Add the beaten yolks of two eggs, a tcnspoonful of lemon juice, suit. find pepper and a bunch of hot asparagus cut in small pieces and cooked until tender. Serve in hot puff paste shells

in"ceses made of fritter batter or tn'

brad _ in-nnstades.

A DELIRIOUS SALAD

grapes, cut in halves and remove thu seeds. Blanch an equal quantity of English walnuts and peanuts and break in pieces. Remove the peel

‘from several oranges and cut. in lengthwise slides. Dress each separ- ately with oil and a litile li.-iilcn juice. Mix and serve on heart

_which are elaborately won,” “th lace "“€>U_f5 Or ilziscts of lace and 'ilne»»==--di

,lace, valenciennes, mesh net or filet W

leaves of lettuce with mayonnaise

beseen ic so

.' .H-

Orenge lanes (for pndiliegn, ust-

arls, etc.)-In the upper p-irt of s dortle boiler cream can-_‘u.i.th of e

-:ii luttor; add t|.\o'|oili.l uf foul'

at a time, and been in

add -in-3-ioiiruh nf ix

nll ure nl-n-!-~o, of cream and

water, etirriniv, con- thiukonod slightly odd

of orange guice of lemon lulce.

env four c-ink i-ver etnrily can fourth god one

L i . _

I

'_ _,_» ess- a____=;__;-=

Gowns _ond Wraps for ' '

sctly match the mlterlel ot the

sy D0s01jH_v_ns1,u

‘ibfe lesson the fashion -if_lie\-In Isees in-.ii u-nnmiiige iiyai id mime the xnutr-ris_l half ‘ revived; and

smw di=.ightfull`bi:§eis' ani e are in linen p'~i;,;i-i- with ln~g-_r filet laces --I lllet nets liriiius-\ with soutache, which are dyed to ex-

£4!

psf'

dre5Dhm`_ 1 wr '

. ._ ._‘,

-ml

1 .

KOWII.

mode, for e summer costume in sith er white or lors It ie a tombln ation ol- line filet lace and loutaohe more _ braiding, tu: fhqign tmng sketched

on model iw Pub y linen with e useful , black satin cob-_r - buttons. bl"-

bac views are shown, ll e ollrlllllll

a

:he eould be carried without the touches of black or in all White

gor lace set in above Die hem

-ing

' :tho

‘striped materials, the check being us- ed an edge or buvdei. The mod- el was of white ans green striped mercerized gingham 'in combination with checked gingham tai match.

front view § the cont

Eton model wi long stulolike ex- to _ `

_ _I

ad' __ _

as

Tke coat, of which both front end

For

tours, favor

This coat or wrap woe' ctlt eftor an

nsions in f the back of the

having tb n in pleated

cost linen or law, t of the gur on - ment being opens. Ilia skirt was

circular sill had e. band of

The other frigishown in the draw-

gives an e lent suggestion for combinatipn ‘of checked with

Often by the clover url. of two dif-

ferent materials in this way, if the

color is light and the combination is Wh th 1 well selected. s wry inexpensive` eu em ' “alma” In th. h°“.~"

lrock can be made fi look like one p"“°“l°rly when "‘° Pnhnt h, of t B Drdegid or who dn". ifever, one of the greatest troubles

items of Interest.

es.

der

with

white plaid voile with cordod lines o

also

COIII

yoke, and at the edges of the sleeves

Us Jap

eneraily made in either cape o

white and half-inch wide white stripes showing little flower figures

in white. This striped material

was used for bands about the bot-

of the skirt, about tho pointed

For seperate wraps for evening

wear. this summer soft satin will be one_of the smartest materials. These

ese style, are quite long and

he co tly b

For instance, I sus a very mo- ‘ to keep icewater up stairs. The coi-

` dish little frock made of plain lsven- l :Rant running about that s nurse '

cotton voile, which was only 20| lly does ie generally more ti

cents a yard. This wss combined i than the actual caring for the

s novelty material, the pattern

of which showed a lavender and

lent, and the keeping of icswatsr stairs, where it can be "Milly re '

f ed, will save many s hurried tl'|P

the pantry or basement, when t refrigerator is usually kept. _

The following method of keepi icewater up stairs is very good nas has the added advantage of entsili ' no expense: Fill s-‘pitcher with fa

and water end place in the center qt a fwwsnapflrz gather the newspaper nt. the four corners, bringing thai; together et the top; twist the ends tightly together, so as to exclude

F

8 _

an

fall in graceful folds from the shoul- ders. One odd and very striking mo- del was in light peacock blue satin,

B8

the air, and place s rubber bum tightly around them. A pitcher of water treated in this manner will last through a complete night, with e scarcely perceptible lose of ice. Pis- pqr is a most excellent nonqnmlqqt-,gr of heat and cold, and this pigne plug may be used in keeping thin _’ warm, although the paper will ng: retain heat as long ee cold.

The keys of s piano may he qlnn. ed hy the use of a soft cloth dipped in alcohol and gently r".§be'd on 'thg

or tulle worked with silver. keys. A pisrro should Wt bg lung

Other satin wra s shown were constantly closed, es this lu Ve tem.

with s vest of the satin embroider ed in silver and diderent shades of peacock. The cloak was made with a’bi seem in the middle of the back and another under each arm- the under arm seems being opened to within about dye inches of the wide srmhole. The straight Japan- ese sleeves were rather short, and from under them fell s. second straight wide sleeve of peacock net

_ P imore simple in style and one or two, dev/:y to yellow the keys.

Sale of H0us‘eiioid

` Furniture i

By Auction

0n' Tuesday May 26th

I will sell by auction on‘Tuesday May 26th at the resi<lence_of_W____A_-' J Weeks Rochford__S_qunre thehonse- hold fumitiire' c`or`npi'isi“ng parlor, dining rooin and bed room furniture

and effects.

Two very hand_sorne walnut bed

i'o01n'sefts. One first class upright

Piano. _ , .. __ _

---Also-~ one boat wagon, I single wagon, tivo English riding Saddles. one carriage pole, sleigh robes and other

articles.

The wagons will be sold at Io a.

ni. and at 1030 the sale of furniture

will begin. Terms at sale.

BENJ. CARTER,

5-20d5i. Auctioneer.

Men Wanted !

` »_.&-

Laborers to work on our subcontract from the Willard Kitchen C0. Ltd. Ou lhllll' section oi the Grand Trunk Pacific Ry

Steady work. Will pay wages equei to any on this section. »

Men coming here get off train at Wspske

and enquire for our camp which is near

by. _

PHILLIPS BL RURDEN

5-zIiliwrth2i_

NOTICE

The Willard Kitchen Cn., Ltd.. hav e

secured slei e contract on the Trim s-

pin ment, communicate with them io their Grand Fells, N. B., address. They have shout-tl\I0t~90¢f|-ndl*=lrv"llll’ll* 'll P".§°'.“’<- -~ . 5.512 - .‘;‘£“'§'?9_dr.wlm' ' - ---"'-=“--"""

continents] gl New Brunswick. Their ' ___ . headquarters are st Grand Fells. N. ll. I' _.~___j_,i\‘,-` W _-_'_1'_.>_a., This firm is well known on Prince _ Ed- 13 '

ward Island, el they built the Murfll’ '

Harbor Branch, as well as the Montague __

Branch, end they would be glad to have _i '-:»;_-_ __ any lslend men or boys. who want em- '15 .' "

.si "

Ely ‘

gs|iiijjiiii_ff iiviiiiiziiiiiii

., _ _ . V

1 The shire stallion Eeklnm Waggener i viii neg. as of i-yes in _ieiiown ` _ l.eeve ionhgae May it to Kinroh, Ullli i-niiwiy neun, verses sim andre. <:pi..i-.-,j_ vniq, sumti. umibrwi. em' _vu’_ei, riiqaia, nam simon, "17~‘f¢llui_\'p’ gssdiu. Glfffvmlvz. 1° uimugyiqi._=,_ _» _ ‘ _ ‘_ assist. ineossooiu owner

. - ~‘ _ 5 _i _rQr+;'..l

~f sr ' .iii §

',\ \ '_."3`.-'. . X- \:; _ dam urs. ~-ee "

\->Z?'-{l§Zy1.§~,` `

- _ J

L //1

4 E _, _ ` _ __ _*___ ;_ il A I i A.; _ 1 _ A ill * "1" ' ; il, " _ E \ _ if "|'§n5i2T *

rf »rs_`/mimi

.Gives AnnsntlZii/mm TD Ti-is' WEARER

Owin to its being thc most succc corset dcsggn eyer creaicil. U

It isawell-known fact thntn “D 5'. A

Model greatly enlinnccs the l»i~:;iily nffii litre;

,_ l ileit improves on iiinry _ll§“‘°

_ _ ._ _ _

A up &, A Da Luxe Corset" in ilic

eiixir gf elegance, sixiiirliiefs, r"*"'l\C\l ‘ll-*‘

- _\ tinction and comfort. 1 1

Light es air, yct gunmnieeil to oul HH

two ordinary corsets. '

pmcfs _ $1.00 to $5-00

ssful

.-;il_r '

if --f

»@/§?¢ » T o. M i . l

M C Q\l¢b¢cD0M\NloN Ci\?oIliirFcalc ’ "I rl "l°"°""’

"_ -at _ ~-~'---- »---/ ' _ A

i .___ *f~=-- ~-~-~- _-M ' " ' 7

2. `<

<1

/_.1-_ _ ,/-,"7 . ‘

-rag. »=

<_f\5"\..v..4`T_

_. `\ 'i ;\

4.__\!\\ _

.. _-_&._

-1.-'.` :' '

l < _ _

' f_3;‘»\_

/“eff/ff'<f_'» >

.v";_l.__` '»4__ ‘ N _.{’L""._4f"°°1 ._»’ tio, i -\ " \/ "4"

--f_~._.,=.c.. -

~ -_ .-~i» ~£\T\`- ,\\ \` \

"Expert" Tailors.”

If you Want

your clothes to be made just

r the way you

I \* li _-,fig

, ,__ _ __ . '_ in il' _ ‘ \" 'i _ .-_ -_i .v _i-_ _ ‘ .5 _»_ .‘ ' __“

_ _

‘Y f i l »

. ;-.'r.,__~.:»- _-_ ;_' _ r__":__ <;*.“_ rf,-_ <~ \"'-' ' ~ ._`-"'.".~" . .M .I _, _

iff' "

.»_.~

mc;-. .rf *r

-._ =

__ if 11 _ -` rs. ‘_." ;~ D '.1 ' _.sf-_-if F. _.1 _5~l’>/~‘ f 5. }‘ ' li' yi .41 _ i J _i

.§J&I

_ 'E W I

_ _ if

~ _~'-L‘;f.if- ` ____ ..... __,_T --- -_ __ 1

Bros.

would like to have them, y0u_ should let us make you your

_ ,_ L_.. ._ »_ - ,.

Q.. ' ""” J gb. , _"

_ v

new suit.

We guarantee

you entire satis- faction.

iV|acLc|ian

dmwfnntf

Cleanliness is -

- \`_‘»_"~L' _ , '-,

_U _i _ .i i, >` E‘ mis- _ * I , yeuwc ld like

I ._ ,

irq s pei iiiioins.

‘~ fs; Nicfinsosi. ii~:.s.°.~.i.::';..

‘ mavfii-iii »ci.¢fi»u¢im.. P s.

wi_;,z¢i¢u i»_i_uizi»"i_1"vLi.i cim-ge. I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

‘"1 ' `{ ' sv _ -_, ~ .» ..

'fT575l?#§.‘l_l??*___ _ » - »~~“ _ f 1! ` l ' ' _

-. ~,.,,

“Werrinted to Keep. ' The playful element was never en- tirely absent from Professor Drum- moni1's class in natural science st Edinburgh university, and Dr. T. Hunter Boyd in his book, "Henry Drummond,” sscrlbes its frequent crop- ping out to the professors own sense of humor, which encouraged natural- ness. On one occasion Professor Drum- mond nnnounced that unfortunately he could not meet the class next day, ss he had an important engagement The stpdents.heerd‘that he was absent on account of his sisters wedding. On the day. following when a geolog- ical specimen was passed round. the class it was prominently labeled: “Drummond’s wedding cake." It is said that the professor was ss Quietly appreciative ss any member of the cless.

Miles end Miles. “Will we never drop miles for kilo- meters?" said a mathematician. “Miles _ are very confusing. A kilometer the world over is a kilometer, but a milein America is 1,780 yards, while in Swe- den it is 11,708 yards, and in Chinn it 'B 629 Yllrds. The Bohemians go in for n long mile. So do the Danes, the Hungarians, the Poles and the Swiss. lf you walk three miles a day among these people, you have done pretty well. You have covered about fifteen of your own miles. _

"There are, in fact, thirty-seven

kinds of miles. It would take eight- . een of the shortest to equal one of the longest. The mst very in size be- tween those two ertremes.-New, .York

Praise. _ _ _ _ Y ________ ____g______ __________

?-i-._.1.___.__- ~__.---

_ BREAD

32 Ounces=8 cis'

When you get our bread

: you get full weight--you

get the best that can be baked. If you want the strongest combination of ~ bread qualities, buy ou biead. `

TI'lE NORTH BAKERY

dmwf 226 Euston St,

Next to Godiincss

If you want ynnrhome thorough ly clean und healthy. have it done scientifically. Ordinary disinfect- ants give only a false sense o security. Microbes and bacteri_ laik beyond the renc ii nt the mm pnrtlcnlar housewife. lose only the latest approved method which is a rerfect geiniiclde end endorsed by al Boards of Health suu Health `Om°f:`§ n on

sr esm erste. cs-_ 15 vvs-1 rt

Fuuersl Director end Rmlaginer

Arlilllf J. B. MCiliSll, B.A'

' (usnvidzn) _lenletlr and Attorney-st-Lew i

,vis Tu Windsor Jot..eu Halifax EXPRESS 'l`R/illxlgl e life dai icxoertsu H.

Mr. H. Lan ii)-_ lliniiirn_

Ont., writes: 'l lime usid Burdock Blood Iliiius es s spring tonic and I find it the best thing l can take . lt luids me right up andl "ie it ewiy s ring. It is exce ent for the bl)ooii." .

" You g'e_tTtl1'at" Weary,

, d-pu rifying action of `

' 1 ~i_;». -'..

F beard,

‘ 'l have

one

' spring

_“sf

many at time e

_ Try as you may it_ is 'next to impossible to escape so-called “Spring Fever" k ,_

What' is néédcd' is ttf cleainoiit the system and make the blood pure. The cleansing

Pilriiiu the Blood.

Mrs. Geo. Mason, Apqhhlni' .

I I

N. s., 't "1 I by _

I _` ‘ it Buidock_ Blttareiidgria

_ asplendid spnug medicine. Ig

purifies the blood sud is the _

_ - greatest remedy in the world

pimpies sud boils."

Tired, Listess’ Worn-out, Dont-Care~to-Work Feeling,

uii<l);0;c;K Loon nicks,

Weie by it eliminates all the peut up poison from the system, starts the suggish ver working, acts on the kidneys and the bowels and renders it without excep-

'rns si-:s'r - W

__‘ _. _ _ _ min s ni-sai¢y_, ru nies ;

- one, wares. ~-Lis: l ._

used three boitlesnf u ock _

l I "

, nieod niners, is! had indigeo-_ '

‘ tion and very thin _blood I

_ tried everyth nghbefore taking- .g

the B;B.B., whim Ithink is' en; '\,_

` excellent mg tonic." =` ,

__ » _,._$

arloitt etown

. Debentures for Sale

Debentures to

or upwards payable

Apply t0 '

poz

the _amount of $50,000.00 will be sold to

replace ones redeemed during the year 1008 in lots of $500.00

in _20 years. liitercsi payable every 6

months from date of issue at the rate of 4 I-2 p. c. By order.

W. W. CLARKE

City Hall City Clerk’s Office City Clerk Charlottetown April 18th 1908.

_ I ‘

Dominion Atlantic Railway and Steamship ldnes to Boston vie Ysrnlmftli ‘ Tho popular Eiuitlline Be-

~ tween Eastern Novii Scotia and Boston

st 7.26 a.n1.°.°f¥a xl‘Il)&t>yT{nd1¥ml0\\!»\\ connection at llfnrinouth for Mg- I Mi LAND DIVISON-Trains the gill! land Bivislon losve Windsor dsily except ull- i‘:.i..'i'~'.T.‘.:‘i.':.°°..'-.‘£.i.':‘-.:i'l. “sir in iii l i p in coim tins 'l‘r-um wth tl-alnl of tl! lll \“

_ _ M sw.. :tins cabs; °°_' .a.f_.&\.__.§-*"7"* The Ravel snill3o8,l_o ll 'nie fasten and rinut scum iriu,__br tween th; Maritime nose ma - nesve srm:‘arti!;.frr°f _ Y %»fi`fr'f'i‘»f.'n2i' luve nl :lg 1; Tun-aliiy and der- PU” .Im Hiilliex nv-ln. still) Pg- um

Trsiiis rim on Atisn o 0

Kr fnriiier lntortnstiim. W ll

" ' ' Feed. for Horses and Cows

Nwlifoo P. GWKINR qevinrol Mensa _

“fi -“_ 'sir P Am o A

tier. Queen and Richmond Btn.. Ch WW"

_ i i

J ' .

/

I New is the time to get that lloi-ae or Cow let'

Remember you do not get the fat prices for :i thin. mean looking animal but for a Ist good looking one; justbear this in mind. We keep in stock feed Eiioefto any inthe city and as cheap. lay, Strhw, Cornrneel, etc. _ _

-n.

§_ _, `

ii iii g \<

Ulm, _ ~i

*I* ll'

<-=» _gf .f