arse lvw

‘ BEARS

"1-nav o o ~ -

in '- .w.w.'wed<un au..

n \t`)¥a{i"‘§t:m1;vlusldeis’aJua1'snt§seof Quality' ,

"W, W,'W~!'. Arm. al rugsuie easing msg .uma te

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W.W. WELLNER,

Jeweler.

mace - ° 'o No lnisrsxs

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We have 'lust received another

l rge co tof Non-Curling .fn ....'Lf.f%i

Latitude of exposure is one ot

the imgortpnt qualities of _the Anaco ilms. as it gives, the 'Photographer great leeway in

estimating the length-ot exposure. In short usco. Films have manv of the advantages of the best glass plates. For sale at _

Ci. H. CO0K’S

Photo Studio.

IN THE SPRING

Nine out of ten people need a

tonic. They are run down. ner- vous. have no appetite. lack en- ergy aud ambition. have head- ache and get tired easilv-

HUGHES’

Digestive Tonic gives new life

to the system, it steadies the nerves, increases the appetite and infuses new vigor and vitality to every part of the body. Price 25c per bottle.

050; HUGHES,

This is 'Your Chance-A Few Days Only. _

Ladies’ Boots-The Beauty, ............$l.455pg,ir Ladies' Shoes-The Beauty. $l.25a pair Men's Boots $l.45 a pair All new goods. all sizes, cheap any time at 82 .oc a pair Don’t miss it-see them in window.

A. E. Moiiaohon

The Shoeman.

Rocxr rom mae rants.

D d after M . M 8th team }1rn'.`.5i'n|1ssvs PI»i‘.llo°s7sr.. an-y cuff' ottetown a's follows :- '

ron norm or Mar.

Leave 0h’town Leave Rong! Point. 7 n. m. 1. a. m. 9 " lo.oo ‘° ‘i “ ‘.’...:‘°::.“ ‘ . m. . .

4 p_'_‘ iso :'

SUNDAY.

r-r==-.5 °- 358 .F 5’ .E 5

P- 8

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3? 19.5 : °.5

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“£56

D liar.

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Velour Calf Blueher Boots for men on the new American last- brinrful of style- Good- year welted. Price

$3.00

|SpragueilIo's. of

Fashion- able P I T an Calf I and Chocolate Kid Boots Invictus Make at $4.00,

osoo

Are here in orig- inal and correctly fashioned summer styles-See 0 u r $4.00 lines, they equal any other shoe at $5.00 a. pair. `

Alley & Co.

_ Sole agents for . Invictus Shoes.

£!

I New Flour Direct From the . Mills `

Five Roses in bbla. and M bbla.

ll ll Il ll li

al St rt

Roy ill . '

Begvgg, } ill bbll.

Gypsy. _ Beacon,

Beaver in 25 lb. Sacks.

Il sl so lb. ll " “ roo lb. "

Cheap for Cash (at

Bccr & Goff’

Saturday Night

fngstiractivc Shopping;

_.] We propose to make CI Saturday Nights

Qlnnolln Nloms > -1N- >'

<Tollet Articles. Fascyag - Goods. Combs. Brushes. a zsonrs, Scars. SoArs.z, 1

= 'Ihe Always Busy Drugstore. < -i 'Ds

N IG

' iluusoholll ' Nocossarias

. Nicely cured Bacsn. . . r4c Choicecreamery utter nc Nicely blended Tea. . . .soc 4 qts Cranberries. . . . . .s5c

ri.. New suse sm.. ,, Jas. KCIIY

__4._-_--f ee ~. . e- H

$4.50, e

Applesperpeck......,s5c ( _l

lows

- Otlices in' New Prowso Block

,0haribtlaiow`n.

.mm w wsnnsu. ins and me new

opposlus Bt Dlnstalfs Cathedral to George Oifar for $1000. . .

A 'roaozrro despatch soya that a large number of thoroughbred cattle are being shipped this week for Bideford, P. E. I.

R. V. Dnroox, Manager ofthe Royal Bank of Canada has returnsdjrom Picton where he attended the funeral. of his father in law. Cornelius Dwyer.

A Lalol number on Saturday took ad-

vantage of the tunnis courts at C. A. A. A grounds to have a game. It is probable a base hall ioaguowiil be formed between the Abegwsits and Vlctorlas.

Au. “changes” for' large spaces should

be in this oilioe not lator than tan a. m., and ordinary "changes" by one p. m., ca- ' cept Saturday at ton a. rn. for both daily and weekly, as printers have holiday same afternoon.

Rsurrrancss of whatever nature whetherliyBankchcquc,oxpreas,mouey or postal order or registered letter must be made payable to The Island Guardian Publishing Company and not to any mem- ber of thc staff, as individual persons are often absent from the city.

, Tm: Summersldc Farmer says: It is said that there is likely to be a smaller area. than usual planted with potatoes this spring. Farmers are being influenced by the present glut in the potato market, and also by the fact that the quantity of stable mnnuro is nxucb loss than in most formerysnrs. It should bc remembered, however, that the present low price will lessen the acreage planted allovor this continent and that prices will very probably rule high next yearasarosulf. It would be wise to endeavor to plant nt least the us’ual quan- tity of potatoes this spring.

According to announcement Mr. Gel-

ficrt addressed a public mcoting nt Colc- mnn on Tuesday evening 23rd lnst. The meeting was opened with devotional exer- cises conducted by Bev. James Rowley. At the close of Mr. Geldert‘s stirrlna nd- rircss, a Division of the Sons of Temper- ance was organised with a charter mem- bership of 'A6 and the following staff of oliil-ers:

`W. P.-W. R. Rogers.

W. A.-Abraham Wnll.

R. S.-Elsie Wallace. A. R. S.-Milly Bear. F. S.-Alberta Hart.

Trens.-W. B. McDougal.

' one...-cn... R. Lesson... Con.-Annie A. Casely. A. C. -Minnlc_McPhee.

I. S.-Albert Read.

O. S.-Morton Oasely.

P. W. P.-James Hlcrlihv. The name ofthe new .Division is Per-

soverancs and the night of meeting Thursday. We trust the new Society will be true to its name, and for many years uphold the banner of tcrnperance at Coleman. - Com.

THE sugar market has improved con-

siderably within the past few weeks, and raw sugar continues steadily advancing A telegram received from New York yes- terday afternoon advises centrllugnl's ad- vance one-sixteenth. A sale was made of a iirst,'cnrgo in port nt- three cents, cost and freight, which is equivnlentto four cents and three~olghts. The London beet sugar market is strong. For May delivery the price is 12s. 32d. The improvement is owing to strong trade dcmaud. The ds- mnnd for refined is on the increase. The market generally has a flrrncr tone. Tho price for raw boot has advanced a shilling per cent. within a few days, which is equal to twénty-five centaiper hundred pounds_ -St. John Sun. -

As has been announced woburied James

Gillis, Rustlco, on May 2lth, 'the services being at 8 p. nr. All that human hands, of friendship and love, could do has boon done. Into theduat of earth and the care of God we committed his body, his spirit had gone out before to the Dear Father. Many of those who knew him in his life, and loved him, were present at the ond, realis- ing tbat they too sornetlmrucmc day will lay their bodies down in death, and their spiritagoout hence. Life's sorrows and griefa may brighten into asweeter Joy and more hallowed peaoe,lf in the years of this mortality we shall take these lessons,

ever before us, mtg) our hearts for_ careful prnyerful thought. If we shall put 'these lives into the csreiuikceping and guid- ance of ths"Biessed Saviour and Lord, then shall Lifes ills be-softened,aml we be strengthened, and better iltted to endure them. And may He who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb keep safely to the end the bereaved ones, and may they, when Lifc's last lesson shall have been learned, having gona out sitting at His fact learn of the brighter, and more gior_ lous things Etcmal. So may ws all learn_

. Cox.

(Patriot and Examiner please copy.)

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Choice Confectionery-A full linc of “Tex-rys" always on hand-also Choco- iataai, including the celebrated G. B. Nnsmiths, Lilya, Whites and others.- Rowntness Pura Gum Psstiisa are great favorites--Don’t forget us when you want oontectionsry.-A. W. Beddin Pham B.

j Toilets sets in all shadesand shapes, the nsweaton thsrnsrkst arstobs found at W. P. Colwlll's. Sunnyside, lidtf.

v .h 1 ¢ a revelation in candy maki . Thhir delicate

gmyalciitcggsgyofiziingsaiiii piainer than ‘words that they an superior to

_ l ’ “° shocoiaies. All vsrietiesof candy bearing W_hite’s name are sold by G_ F, HUICHESUN, Q I ghgf i ‘ 8 eonfectiotiefs. Q ' g :f _- ‘ V - .vowsllsr ana opuonn. ,

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29 r9o_5. . _ , . .

Doaamrro servants are sssosloa today l\\N¢_l(ll\. §.Nb¢y as clean '!\l\is., Octal apaisnler list of Hon onla triii ofthe lpat week, the malcrity of which were tamalea, every one of thsm were en route toswdillbmnt psrtsot the New lair- innd Stahl, where they have positions as domestic;-North Sydney Herlld. '

E. A. Eanns, who for some months hll been the manlitor of the Royal Bank hers, left yesterday accompanied by Hrs. Faris, for Charlottetown, whore he will spends short time with' friends. Favm -Jharlottctown he will go to Montreal, but it V 'ia not yet known here when he. win than be pissed by one bans. an-. Earle wili.be_ succeeded here _by 'I'homaa_ . R. Blair., ' The dats V of Mr. Blair) arrival basnot yet been announced. Meanwhile Percy G. Ball, accountant ofthe bank, will act as manager.-St. John Sun.

Till Guardian regrets to hear that Misa

Charlotte G. Montgomery, Missionary to Persia, and who spent last year visiting riends in America has been ordered home. by her physicians and is now on her way. She expects to arrive in New York early in June and will go direct to the Hospital in that nity ta undengoanoparation. This has oomoas a sad surprise to hor many relatives and friends in America ns she was reported beingso well after her N- turn to Persia last Autumn, as wall as t/o` her sister and the other Missionaries in Harnadan, for when she left tor Teherau nothing serious was antiolpalel. The Guardian deeply syrupathises with Miss Charlotte G. and her sister left alone agninin far cf! Pcraia and the brothers and sisters scattered over this continent. For the information of the many friends who are deeply interested in her and her workflhs Guardian will from time to time report as hor case progresses.

'Ir is a painful duty to chronicle the icath of Mrs.Jonn Mcl{ensio,»U ppor Belle River, who departed this lifc on Wednes» day, May 17, 1905, agen 65 years. By hor death there is called away is loving and aifsctioiiate wife, agood mother, and a iilnd friend of all who had hor ac- quaintance. Truly she was a Christian and a follower of the dear Slrviourin ' Whose promises she trusted and in Whom her faith nevar failed her. To road the wo.-<1 was nn- aoilgno, to dl>1-ns Wm rl... moat and drink, auddnily did sheapproach the Throne of Grace making hcr wants known unto Him, who supplicthourevsry need. Our loss is her gain for sho has gone to be with Christ which is far better. Her funeral took place on the 20th from her home, whore services were conducted by hor beloved friend and pastor, Rev. A. S. Stewart, who spoke beautifully from Jonh 14. 2:-“In My Father's House arc many “Manslons. The esteem lu 'which she was held was manifested by the large number of carriages that follow- ed her mortal remains to the cemetery nt Wood Islands, where sho was laid to rest. sho leaves to mourn a gricf stricken husband linda sorrowiug family of four sons and four daughters, also three broth- ers and two sisters, and other relatives. Two sons predeceased her. To the bo- reavcd ones many friends extend their sympathy and pray that God may comfort. tnsiu in their sad adiiction.-Com.

“Now I Know thc ' Joy of Health”

i am Brimming Over With Vitality -Appetite is Good I Sleep Well-I Feel Happy.

FERROZON E

MADE ME FEEL LIKE NEW.

One of the earliest settlers in the town

of Turnbnll.Mnn. is Mr. John W. Mc-

Nichol. E\'erlybody knows him; knows how poor his malt \ was for yours.

Thnuks to Fcnoaone, Mr. McNlchol is

n hearty, strong msn to-day. Here is his stntoment:

:‘I.ast spring I was ltstrrllblg runddowni _ ‘ was so com oey agge out

couldn't do any hartliwork.,

“In the mornlngl was tired-my limbs

Mixed all over. ‘ ‘

"Appetltcl-I simply didn't have any.

:Slceplessi-Yes, nervous and unhappy oo.

‘I braced up at once after taking Ferro-

zonc. It put new lifc and'vit.ality into my body. My nerves are strong. I ant heartily, I sleep well. Now I know the icy of health.

JOHN W. McNICHOL".

Won’t you tnke Forrosonc tool It‘s really

a marvellous tonic somo oplo sa thorcis almost witchcry in thi; wny il.,

builds you up. It's concentrated nourish- ment hat’s what Fcrrnronc is -just one chocolate coated tablet to take lhrco times a day. No othor medicine In thu world restorosso quickly. Price 500. per box, or six for 82.50. nt all dealers, or by mall, from N. C. Poison dc Co., I-lnrtford, Conn., U. S. A. and Kingston, Ont.

f'*”"'_“"_'“"'T I l l

ll|Ml0NIl

Our DIAMOND BUSINESS

| is growing ln importance.

We are conducting our dia- mond business on tha basis of _

Lower Prices and Quicker Sales.

Our stock eoataina a choice

line of fine stones st._a wide range of prices.

We cordially invite your in-

spection.

BARGAINS

t AT

STANLEY

BRCS. R399 AND 49C EACH.

Size 20 by zo, covered with assorted patterns

Art Sateens with double frill all round; filled with best quality teaseled cotton -worth at least 7 5c each,

OUR PRICES 39°

AND 49° EACH.

Secure some of these at once.

See window.

STANLEY BROS.

1' '

Direct from Colimbo, Ceylon. Put up in 5 and ro lb wood boxes,

lead lined. _

: . ~ ~ . ¢ s r ssas s s ¢ - s a ¢ - v s s s »ss $[.‘5°

: Try usgor Flloug, barrels, 2 lo lb boxes $1.-ro.

-, 1 , . :

1* .fiT'.°..°‘...‘_‘%‘f‘ ...... __ sANnEr».so1s cnco. J

l i ' Y

A P.E. lsland’s

.,{’ -40'* `

o Lf Greatest

_ \`

,fi Clothing

\ House.

We are now placing ou the market a new make of clothing which

will be known as the S. A McDONALD SPECIAL- The materials used in the mare up are all guaranteed, made from pun- wool Serges sud Worsteds. The tweeds are made by the Hewson Woolen Co., Amherst. Ne positively guarantee every suit bearing this label.

' The only store in the City devoted entirely to Mcn‘s Outlittiug

Goods. Give us a trial for your next suit, either ready~to-wear or made to order.

S. il. Nl ll0Nlll|],

_P. E. Island's Greatest Clothing House.

if `. A ' l N

Fllllowners, Dairymen, '

Lobster Packers

When fitting up for Spring work try the

NEW FOUNDRY

Foot of Queen Street

For CASTINGS. REPAIRS of all kinds.

Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers. `

The Charlottctownroundry Machine Co. Ltd.-

' Moist Mo At The`AI\'va7a Bass! Store. : . V’ - sos.- TWO , ,oil CUSHION p

GOING i TO BE MARRIEIJ IN JUNE ?

If so you'll want a piano, ai and you'll want a first-

clsss one. If you _buy a

HEINTZMAN

You’ll be satisfied-Every instrument guaranteed' - The leading pianists _re- commend them-. `Call and ins ect. Sold on P. gl Island only by

miller y Bros.. »

"Sunnyside Music Store."

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1,, , _. _-.

" It pays to keep a stock of <

BRITANNIA SKIRTS

because thciy will give your customers entire satis action. All materials are sponged and shrunk.

Britannia Mfg. Co., Ltd.,

5-36 drmo Halifax.

A DELIGIUUS SUP

Is what you get when you use

our tea or coffee. something that gives a lasting effect and a re- freshed feeling.

OUR TEA at 25c per pound

we import direct especially for our trade and is therefore as pure as when it leaves the gardens.

OUR COFFEE at 4oc per pound

is Hput up by the well known co ee firm, Cnase & Sanborns and is blended especially for us.

Ground fresh as you want it.

l’lcKenna,

0 Ycs, 0 Yes,

We arc instructed by David and

james Iloopcr, to sell by public auction on Monday, May: 29th. 1905, at I2 o’clock noon that old Dwelling House situated on Euston 'Street nd- joining Mrs. Mitchcll‘s Residence.

Terms Casin,

nam. CARTER or co.,

Auctioneers.

DEPENDS

li ALI.

on your tailor whether you get com- fort, enjoyment, or pleasure from your

22 rl 6i.

-spring suit. We offer a nice line

of pleasurable, reliable, ‘goods. There is no trickery in our business, but we do some astonishing things. In clothes making you will find here the latest things for spring and summer wear at very moderate prices. Give us the order for your next suit, and you will be satisfied with thc result.

MCDONALD & PERRY,

THE NOBBY TAILORS. '

Great George Street.

Dominion Blend Tea

Sales exceed that of any

other in the Lower Pro- vincen-

Phoyo 73. .Peake’a No. 1 Wharf. P. 0, BOX 41| ¢h°|c¢.t ‘fowth of Ind..

1*” 'lf

4 "land Ceylon.