MAY 1°' mu "Tm rmrss-r new

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The Kind Yen have Always has _

Children Cry for Fletcher-'s

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The Kind You Have Always 1) .1 t . . in use for “vcr 30 Y0i\l‘S» llu(.:iu'l`1<ii'iil;mt1li‘¢ihiil:lgii:3Tu?4§‘l)l;

V _ and luis been iimdo iuider his per-

_ 50"* b\lD01'\'isi:»n since its infancy.

' ‘ Allow no on ~ t 1 - -» V f

1. o 1 4.1 ci\ e 5 oil in this.

All Counterfeits, Imitutlons and “ I

, ~ 1 ‘t-1 . - ' ”

lliciperiinen ts that trifle with and ciiilliiig-,-Z1? h::,‘;ft|:",: I ‘ i _ 5 A _ , . ' , ‘

an S and (_’hud1"'" Lilitriciico against Lxperlincnt.

What is CASTORIA

Custoz-ia is n. liarmless substitute for Castor Oil Paro- goric, Drops and Soothing S5-i~||p,.;_ jt is _|>l,,.,,,_;"t' It Contains licitliei' Opiiiiii, l‘.loi'phiiio lior other. ‘hu-ii-dqitig 5"b“t"'""°° Il-" “$50 iS its giiuraillti-Q. It dcsti'o\'~i 'i\'oriiis mid Ilillityhl ]~`cvvrisliiici»'s. ]l; ('iii'0s l)iu1‘i‘li<L-at -aliiil \\'iiill. (70110. lb relieves fl`cetliing‘ '|‘roul»loi~i, ciires (‘on~'tip-itioi; "ml Fl"|~l\|"l\'~‘3'- Ili ilssiliiilzitcs tho Food rcifiiluti-ts the Stoniueh :uid Bowl-ls, gi\'iii;;~ ln-;\[l|,y ,,",1’m,;',u,,,1 glee ) The Clil1di'cii’s 1"uiiaccu~--'l’lic l\lotl|er’s Fi-ic-irq, l .

<==~w~= cAs'i'oa|A owns

Bears the Signature of

ln Use For Over 30 Years ‘ri-ll: cEN‘rn'Jn comvsnv. 11 Muqusv srnzzi-_ New ygmr ¢|Ty_

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GQ t3* 0*?-

with Formalin

and ciisiire it against §l\lUT. PO'l`i\'l`()l‘§S treated will not lnnd, and their mnny friends here

develop scub. lliinrlrcclsiiscil it last year with success.

loc n bottle' , Vitizens and visitors will hear with,

l'|°a"""0 umt Mrs U“t'erb1`i‘lg° h“S‘ilistniit point and tlien by scout craft

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;- i -' ' ‘-‘ 1 .,".*.~ ». -'_ ~f' `;ff.Lu:' f..1:tf "i . "";»_*~ ..'=‘-~f‘.~~'= ' ~~.~' ~ f ~ -

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`~<" ' ' , , _ - _ ~ - . » » -_ -‘ >..',>.~»' - 1-‘.».,

'ran “cH.iRLo'rrsfrowN GUARDIAN M .,.,,.,, .,, ,,,,_. 1 4 miss srvs

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It pays to buy in this province.

John McLean, M. L. A., Souria was

,among the visitors tothe city yester-

day.

Any little girl desiring light e`m-

ployment should apply at this office nt once.

All piirreis for the Y. M. C. A.

Rummage sale will be called for on Monday, May 15th.

J. J. Hughes, was among the pas-

sengers returning on the eastern train yesterday afternoon.

'l`he meeting of the Cliildren’s Aid

Society called for yesterday after- noon was adjourned for one week.

The Rev. D. McLean will preach at

Churchill on Sabbath 14th at 2.30 p. in, and in the l’eople's Church at 7 p.in.

W. G. Hogg, (iity, was a passenger

to Soiiris yesterday afternoon where he will take passage to the Magdalen lslaiids oil li business trip..

Siipi'eiiie Court niet in this city

yesterday morning at ll.00 and ad- journed ilntil the next session which will open on the fourth Tuesday in June.

'Flin l`ity market yesterday was faii‘-

ly well attended hilt no amount of piodiice was iiandleil. 'i`he prices, which appear in another” column of

pulilislicil.

'i`lic Colonial Stock Company came

to this city from the west yesterday morning and left in the afternoon for Souris where they will pre.-lent some of their plays and then proceed to Georgetown and lVloiitagile.

'l‘iic house on Richmond Street,

owned by Roger Fzirqliliaisoii, South- port., the roof of which was luiriicd badly sonic iiioriiiiigs ago is now un- dergoiiig repairs. 'l`he gable roof bilriied off will be replaced by au-

-`“_“"°" °"°’_' "‘“‘ ""'_'“‘~'“'*`---- ------ ----- other of similar design.

E llobcrt Harris, (.7. M. G., and Mrs.

T 1' e a t Y O u 1' G R A I »Ii:irril-i were iassen 'ers on board the

l P,

S.S. Sicilian which lclt Moiitrenl on the 6th inst. They will spend some months in Paris after leaving Eng-

iwill wish thcni a pleasant visit.

C0’ I r`e_o.pene`il her cliei'opollis‘t. paplglrs

. . new ciist\'iinei's. Her parlors ure

Cnr' G" ("4" & hh Sm' iiivoiy fitted up any ii full stock of

_ £3 toilet irqiiisitcs carried. A fuller au-

___ __________ _ _ - ___ _ _ ______ J iioiiiicciiiciit will appear shortly.

intrusted to nie when the service of our prol`es_~iioii is ri-ouirod.

A. H. W A D M A N

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i | D' .4 , | 1; mi Phe Plant Liner A. W. Perry arriv- lluneHl)ffi<i;(iluinldiili-c I mer_ _ cd in this port on her first trip this

() posits Baptist Cliiircli l’lioiis 281| J. lteaidcnce King ludward Hotel 5033,," from Boston yesterday after.

un """'h"" “"“°"‘ E iiooii at 22.30. She brought in ii. few i passengers, and about tifty tons of

A _-v ---V--»----~ - - -»~ - --__ mixed freight. She sailed last even-

im, 0,, return ta1,»,,g out I,,,Ssen,l(._,»_s

and it large curgu of freight which

consisted of general produce, hay,

B L U E S T 0 N E outs and potatoes to Boston and

Halifax Une hundred tons ol hay was consigned to Boston.

l,~or the prevention of Smut in your grain and ,mere ,S M‘,e8s,4Une man in ,,,,,_

Sczib on your potatoes use BI.l'l‘§STONl'§. You can ,wil _\\'hf=_ _ie 1‘@_srf=fi\iis _thc taking of

_ _ ri friends advice. He is an lslnndei

buy it piilverizcd 94: per pound froin who had been sojmn~ning here during

the wiiitcr mouths and who decided

_recently to return to his Island G d

S I 3 P lhonie. His decision was niadc about

_ ltlic time his poll tnx was due and

here is where his friend’s advice

-served liiiii an ill turn, for his friend

Charlottetown ' ' ‘told iiiin that there was no iicbd of

iii t

4 2 dt ' ' ie ii as matter to fool

i.ie.it licoigc Stieet, wieie ie piepaicd to meet her old and many

a -l

Ye<~iterd.iy morning about eleven o'-

- _ _ N clock a steer collapsed from exhaus-

_ tion in lront of John Whcatlcy's

' I' store on ldlm Ave. The animal had

l hereby notify the Public that I have purcliusvd tlio sntiro stock _X wulkcd from Fredc,~ic¢_0n’ 3 distnncc

and Zhoclwilluf the ]):i\'isoii lliidi-rtiihing tio and all l have no conii. ,; of ni"-mf_ twenty miles and had been action with any ,Go orf l'iiili-itaki-r in tho l’rovinci- l will 1;. Un the I-(md from fmu- (yclock a_m_ 'be iii ii position to 'giinriiiitoo satilafiir-fioii ivlivn your orders are ' until it I-cached this city_ After H

couple ol hours rest it arose of it.;

Y<>\U`¢~' ' own accord and was driven to its

destination. '

's paving the poll tat, tha it

of this issue, are the same as when|

looting last Saturday to Hollaiid's

William Todd of Bradalbane was in

this city yesterday.

Aniby (lroken_ of lflnierairi, was in

this city yesterday yesterday.

Miss L. M. Montiwnlefy. thc talen-

ted authoress of (‘aveiidish is visiting' in this city.

The S. S. Kilkeel is discharging 5

cargo of Inverness Round coal today for A. Piekard.

Any person desiring a buggy in first

class repair for eighteen dollars should apply at this oflice at once.

Miss Caroline Connor, ileaconess of

the First Methodist Church, left yes- terday morning on a trip to Boston.

Mrs. Henderson, (nee Margaret Ir-

win has arrived in the city from Win- nipeg, and will spend some time visi- ting friends.

E. Tiliin, Moncton, of the intercol-

onial Railway, well known in this city, received coiigifatiilatioiis on Fri- day, May 5th., on his sixty-second birthday.

Rev. H. E. '1`hoinas and Henry

Smith, city, left yesterday morning for Halifax, where there is to be a meeting of the Methodist Book and Publishing Co.

S, S, Harland leaves for (Irapauil

today at 3 p. rn., rrturiiiiig 'I`hul‘s<lay morning, due about 10 a. in., leaves again Thursday at 3 p, ni., returning same evening, due about 9.30.

The music and words of the song

for next Saturday are decidedly pret- ty und the title is “Isn’t Love n Grand Old Thing?" From week to week The Guardian has been publish- ing the words and music of lute New York songs and that they ure prov- ing popular is un ussureil inet. l.o\'- ers of iniisie should sec that they get next h`ntiii'dny’s (}u;ii'di;iii.

A nuinber of tlic iiiciiibers of the

Boy Scouts of this city, to the num- ber of about iiftccn, accompanied hy .\‘-coutinaster Reilly, enjoyed B. day`s

(love. They reached camp about ll o'clock and procccilcd to build :i lirc and prepare iliniier. Sonic of last y-ear's cfiuipiiicnt was di.-zc.ovci‘ed and made tho pi‘epai‘utioiis niucli easier. .»\l'tci‘ diiiucr the party was divided into two squads, one sqiiud being giv- eii ten minutes in whicii to reach a

they tried to work their way hnck to camp without being discovered by the home party who were obliged to keep at least one liundrcil feet away from the tire, Une of thc contestants nf the outside party succeeded in get- ting within about tivciity-live feet of the camp tire be for his presence irns dlscovereil thus wiiiniiig the contest for his side.. While passing through the woods the scouts were enabled at one point to stop and snowball each other. At this time a. se-coiid stop was iiiailc for rcfresbnients, cleaning up the fragments \'.'liich reniained from tht- dinner at the conclusion of which the boys did some individual scouting along the bank before it was time to start on the return trip. Ou the wav lioiiie a visit was-_paid to the lobster hatchery where the worknien were found busily engaged in getting ready for their active season. As no spawn has been received the' boys were un-

of the life. ofa lobster. From tlicre thc happy group iiiadc their way back to the ferry in time to catch the last boat. On the Saturilay previous the boys visited the Salmon liiitcliery where the attendant very kindly ex- plained the process to the boys.

3,-c

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l2l Queen Si. The busiest store on Charlolteiown’s busiest street l2l Queen Sl. »

able to make a study of the beginniiig` -

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’¢,:'“‘ if _.», "',`_‘1f_\i__= ;»'»; . ',~ if qs- -, ' . r .“ :$4 ' »- _ sat * "lt

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19 inch Paillette Silk rich. soft black 496

l'lF.RE IS A VALUE Tl lA'l is worth telling you

' about-just in by express this iiioriiing. _

About three liiiiidrcd yarcls iii the lot, soft, llriii,

rich lustrous paillettes, full io iiiclics wide, good durable grade, and better than any- thing we have _ever sccn under hoc per y<.l...

l3l,f\Cl§ ().\`LY. WRITE FUR S.-\.\il’l.F..

Colored Pongees T 25 inches 'wide . 586

HERE IS A RE.-\l.l,Y N()TA.l3LE value in this

popular siiiniiicr dress silk. You will notice that it is very wide-for silk-being full'25 inches. 'l`hc colours are black, cream, old rose, tau, grey, green, rc-soda, cop- cnlizigen, \Ve hardly think you will find so good a value :uiywliere else at, per yd_._. ....... .......

The richly soft Paillettesl c are most popular 75

SlEl,Ll.\'G `\"( )l~` l\lO.Rl". PAll.Ll§T'l`ES this

Spring than any otha-r sort of sillas. The rich, soft, “satiuy" fiiiisli is pzirticiilarly adapted to tlie style of dress in vogue just now. These are the best paillettcs that we have Seen, and this store, with the largest sill;

| output in l’. E. I. iiatiirally gets first choir-cof the

_ best lines. Black, white, liingls blue llclcn C pink, Rose, greys, crcain, greens, blues, 3 .

clianipagiie, etc .....

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Comb

9 iioi ‘ 7

ild l s e y

ofllecr lllorrisoii und that he would I

Y Y ”" ` Y The plan he outlined was to start'

Q u r r 1 e 8 M u 1* n a 11 a n packing the furniture at mid-iiigiit “re bought ml agenys

and to take it along the railroad to , _ f b. 1, bar

ie delighted to assist in the fooling.

the wlinrf during thc night place it

to the island before Moiri-.on is out

saiiiples o coin sat - aiu and have nizirkcil

Plumbers. Pipe F 'ff@rS~ She” Im" :::1,.f:.‘;;‘;“.:.':fferr: ‘snr r,‘;"‘r..i",::;; §i.....n..

i & of bcil,”` lt looked good ‘to tlio 15- pe] Cgnf |535

larder He and his friend and his

l~,laiirlei's dog ilut alas oiilv too

.\rc now open for Biisiiir-ss and solicit ri sliarc ol llie work iii their ,,.,,,,,,|~S ,mc ,,.(,rk,,d like beavers dm, than usual p,,,CcS_

i it _ lug the night and by morning every- only one of Cach vmfi,_.ty_

'l‘||m»<,ug1\w,,|»km;m¢.;hi,, gii;ir;nil¢_i~il---proiupt attention to orders- thing was* on hoard the _ boat- _

n,N’mlmc “cus Islander, Islanders fuiiiituie and A blg assoriment from

Shop l05 Sydney Street 'l`¢leph0H° 40”' one is the <»i<i_snyim;_rnse the nest which to choose

~<'li\v_ .

S ` . _ i aglcc. Somehow or other olilcer Mor-

lnid plans of niicc and nieii gang aft

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_ _f. `-1, i "‘Surely " said Morrison, 'twould he

» ' li ‘1 1-‘>\-__- - 1;, i ‘ , ' 1

_._ #_ -~.»f_1~.-,_-;-- -- .--- '~ -r 10 i, :*;‘fj‘ cruel to separate you.” Then Island- .

.0 ,lllli'f'.fl`.‘,»‘l`.i`q ~. 1 . 1 . .M L_; ', cr dug up the pull tax and called to For

,; il - do but “l-ioid ” said Morrison

,f and it cost the Islander just $6, he-

siiles a day or more's delay before

rison had caught a whiiiipcr of what was on foot and he made an early rising, boarded the boat alid took oil the Islander, the dog iiccoiiipaiiyiiig his master. "Can I have the dog in 'ail with mc"" queried the Islander.

he got away, and lie ciirsed his friend

ho 2. . . "there is $2 tax due on the dog.

and his iricnd's advice and every-

thing pertaining to his friend.-l’ic-

Johnson & Johnson

FURMALIN is one of thc

greatest crop cleaners ever of- fered fariiicrs. It is recoiii-

SCALES re _

Platform Scales y

Pile up your c<iil|{i;lei|'o'a(i{i`

-Bake up wee y fi s

s of llread

Wei h Beams

g goodness-Rui if QUALITY be lackiii

Lobster V . go, way back and sit down ! What wc

WhOl€S3i€ and R€ta1l ...smr»n-_qniiny_QiiAi.i1‘vr And

Th R fs i-:vAi‘oRA'i‘s:o cas/in ino-:AD

ualit

Sliout from thc houselop

you'li always liud it in our

e Prove ii for yourself.

L°mited si‘iiwAiu’s inili=_iii‘\T"¢ 2 _ » ,, _; ,,,,

I I use dress ln throe or urs

_ . un ut. um-_ slr. r-1, l‘§f:.25 at pawns 5 Sdn ` __ __ V 5.3d{f_ _ _

‘

itil Kent Street.

iiiciidcd by most of our lead-

ing grain growers and far-

mers as the King of its kind.

Foruialin will prevent scab

on potatoes and is the great- est safeguard in existence against siiiut on wheat and oats. Try Fornialiii-yoirll be glad you did. Pint bottle

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3;.; '- .) ,-.»~

aw =\.\<.t\\-_».`

about it

WHILE W E _

ARE'l RYING to '“ serve you well- " we are free to rid- iuit that we will go wrong sometimes.

If we have aiiytiiiie

-aiiyuliere given you cause lor coniplaiiit, may we ask you to _ tell us. Please report at the ollice, and we uill do our best to .' rectify any just coin- -, plnint. .

.er .\, .-e.

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N o seams to irritate in

Pénman _Hose

Yi >U C!\_\' GET A 2

L`()l.OUR ()l"l’en1nai1 hose to inzitch almost any ,sliaile of go\\'i1_The sliapiiig is perfect-the liosc fit-:ind the shape

is knitted in---no scams. f

lllzick, tan, reseda,

light _gi‘ey,d;1rlc grey, piuks, cliaiiipague, sky lrelio, and white

PENXIAN SOIES- E'l"l`l‘f SILK LIKE 5 HOSE ._ ._ 35C

The very next thing

to silk, is this lovely liiicof sccinilcss, incr- ccriscd sloigkiiigs, lllzick , white, resccla, 'gre-ys, ~pinl<s, luiiics, greens, cliaiiip;i5_§iic :uid iiiauves ;

Q lll LDR EI\"S

SCll()<>l. STOCK- ' IN(iS,RlBBED 18C - This sriircly little l-r

ribbed liosc, is ri good wear resisting bluclc,

fs Q .\~\-,s-.~=».\-¢.»\r .`..,__,,.__,,_`__" Y

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Many mothers are trying these f,-

Cn 4-i~

Margaret knitted suits for their ;,

f--romping small boys. See them-

wisii we i-i.\DAPicri'Ri1: or 'rnic “sr i\i.»\i1<;.-i\i:ii.'r" -_ia-.<.~_,~ i

_-\_ll sizes . _ . . . . ... 18C ~

K..

i l.

Suit- we have none though, so \\'e"ll just lifi\c to_clo our Lest lo ull you about i tlieni. 'I liesc are two piece suits-jersey and l<nickciliocl;<i‘s iii'i<l<_- iii sizes to

flt sniiill boys from 2 to o ycarS Of 1120-_ _ _ _ I

'l`lie range of colours iu_clud_es _\avy, lflrown, Reseda, .\lyrtle,~l-.ni_t1,- cd cap to iiiatch-iiiaking in all about as attractive :iii oiitiit roi' voor siiiall boy :is you can iuiagine. The prices run troiii 3_`»i S5 to

lt; oo according to size. _ '

_ The Warm Days Suggest Ccoler Underwear-For the Boys-2‘lc each

' This line of lialbriggan iindcrwefli' ol which yoii_ boiiqlit so iii;uiy_ lzisrsca' ,

'< -_ Y f' . 7 i reiiieuiber we cflcr ou a lull rairfc of all sizes iroiii

son is ieady again A* N01 _ _ _ _ _ __ ’~ Y,

20 to '52 inch breast iiieasure, with shoit oi long sleeics, ance lciigtii or 2 Q full length drawers, fiuislicd saiue as i1icii’s sizes _ . . . . . ._ v C f

l. il.

~* .

Plenty of Tams `Great showing of ,

for Boys and Girls Hair Switches $3.75 up

, . . _ _ . r ~ ~ SO LONG .\S PRESENT STYLICS IN

vol HA\'E' BLIA A`SI\h\(' C()Il<`l"l'RF.l:isl-so long will switclies be a.

Use F ormalin '

us for tlicsc for :>'oiiictiiiic--~»-.so we arc .

necessity. Pro\'i<lc for the need here-ivlicre the rniige is coiiiplcte and satisfactory. The

new

glacl to tell you that there arc all you want ready to-day. Clolli in navy,

l ' .

-ov-

priccs arc right too.

llarlc brown, iiiid brown, light brown and f

dark red, and black, lezitiier in tan and Chocolate. i

Large crown, and regula-

tion _lziclc Tai'.Sliapc.

25c, 35c, 4.9¢, 501°. 60c, 75c, 90c.

blondes, very special ,H175

A wonderfully fine value in real hair

sivitclics, _zéiuchcs long, very thick and fine, i

all shades of browiis,a good 8.50 value vcry . special ...,,...6.50 7

”"'2'-'S ._..~.r' t. M. -, _

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Z Q E2 \

.iusr Aiuuvsn

_..._-.. WE HAVE PURCHASED

,, . sample lot of Clirlstys’ Hats-

T“'0 CU load" "T‘“““‘l"’ °“m““"'“ worth up toflvo dollars each--and in EXPYCSS w“*¥"“*" ‘_""“"“""."" ““g` every one of tliom are on sale gies and Run-a-bouts in (‘usliioii nnil now _"_ 3|_50_ -I-h|5|sy0ur(~,hnnC,° `Soliil liubbcr tires, ull thc latest to getastyush sp,-|ng|m¢_at Very

styles iii seats, tops and iipliolstrr- "LNB 6(._St___pr0w5e Bros |_¢_(]_ ing. (`lill ut our .~'iio\\'-i'ooin.- niid svc‘ 4_\5d¢,f_ seems ‘Oth to ‘cava -than when samples before buying. Selling ntl ________ l

iii-~ \ lloi'lii‘u

Another big snowing or mm Begf 8; Wgelg

"'l‘iir~ .<n,fi.=~l:ictioii you get in buy-

a ing shui-s litre, lies iii the knowing

that wo are most iiitcrcsted in tha wear and comfort you git. God Bros.

5-Still.

_..._-

The time to not n spring suit ls while winter hangs around and

the bright days are here-the ‘spring suit. is ready to put on.See

\1,;¢»~-_-_,_ tio, _ _ _ (W U ~'~"*“"““» Dmntv Qui-t(\1fi1i1g‘S our mm nificant une or ladies

ready to wear suits-allprloes,a\\ styles. all the very latest and most. fashionable goods.-Pr0wSQ Bros Ltd. 4-i edt-f

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