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KINGS .COUNTY GUARDIAN

K Ofiicee in hloniague, Capt, W. A Johnstone, _ lilanager, und in Sunnis, M. S. Acorn, lineage:

_ _EHUHEH SERVICE _

Changes to be made in Church Ber-

' ' ' ` vices must not he in later than Fri

...The latest news, first of all. ...Sourls reports lobster fishing day at noon.

_ good on the north side lint poor on

the south.

‘ ..,\Vnrk nn the ruilwuy wharf, Sour-

METHODIST

First Methodist-liev.'Wu\. llurri '

son at eleven nnd llev. H. E. Tlionms u'| 7. Sunday School at two thirty.

...The dtnth rucurrcd un Grand is uns _»izni~t¢>ll this wack hy the con» Pa.stor's Blhle class at two thirty.

River in King’.~i Vonnty trnctnr, .l_ .\l. t‘lnrl<, nf Summerside. Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7.30. on the 13th of April last John Alex- -,--- ‘Bible Study meets n‘1 close.

andr-r llln;; _ill in \hc- ti th _tt-nr of ...(lror_1:cto\\'ii reports lobster flsh» his ;._» I\.f U _i _dill \\ _:_ 1-uv nf ln., i`.»..:‘. A fuir numlier of herring.

Grace Church.-Prayer meeting at

10 u. m. Re-\'. J. M. Rice at 11

th ' . l i_;»-.ns in :irv helm; taken, nntl these the smolc- and I(@v_ Willinm Hnrrison at 7,

a\‘~_ ~‘ - ' “- ll ,\»<'\-_ _-:tu _~ ._ L.-,f_n.in. »,

Lki- 1 ~»-' ; .. t \.,,. .e.\ ._..... _ ‘_ V,-_ - ‘.\..Y,._+, 5-.,.:'. lot.. in ...The ._cl.on.;cr Liixielight has arri- *r\.€'i'H‘i~.<i:r1. iw l~.i_- fl-_f '_ fn ~!.. .».i. _ _, .~..,__=. nnln s1,‘i‘ierre, where

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i_\ .0 pu bus for . ~.

_ gui' tus ful' lmtaltoes, lSc per

‘ rl- ~‘\~'- \~l-1-1_5* -11‘1\i~il\ :or lluftllr, lnc pri' tloz. fill' cues, 8

r .-l nic, .\li'_~. John Mil! ill. to :~§<~ ptr lh for liorkulid li tu $8

` "U 1' lil-“V 1'f1‘l [“'~l\ Mil pr. un for lnrise hny.

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l limi ‘-mu :liviiig l`.-.' .smile time

:`- \-n~l Crime \'1r\' sxidiluiily, tln thc "°"'

`_ln\"nc if his ticuth ln took his tczi

nr thc inlllt- with the rl-1.1 --I rin-. __w_ l-3, ;\|¢_\'@;1|_ “_ ,\__ ,,f HMV.

I-vllllriy 1i.~‘ lisnul. _.»\.»<\ut scroll* nrd, sim of l‘hni‘lr\s Mclinill, .if Lou wt-.oc-la 'he _cf»m_plnii1c~l of ful-liiiu nr .\!<»iit;i;nc, has 11.1-ii ;.._|,.,jm_ Sl 0.15". TNS Wlft’ !\!i\"Y` "“"'f\lI¥ him nd :i.~»_i_~;t:uit |’i'ofr-ssoi' of Plnulisli in Ui’ In "Ui tlflll l>\1\"in`l ><‘1l"ll\il\‘»C l.l1:m:ii`s l`ni\'ci‘:-ity, l{ini||;:-lton. Mr.

..l_i'n|-ni _nt his f.‘.'t lei liini, and on.. _\1v_\`till ig nf, |,,-,tsgnt ;,,51|-,,(-t,.,- ,,f ' PRESBYTERIAN. “"§`~ _ , , . ,rctl ‘li'i‘.u t. hi:-' iwnnn ;il»<.nt ten _\rviin..~i~.t:i1n»n nt lin.tvs’ Cnllrixc ‘ St' JHll10S_~-Hc\'. T. I". Fullerton nl (i@‘"`¢"l“'M“Y 215~"'N`i"`- NU Slip' miuutl-s n'v»r l_ nn-l lit. :iln:<»<t ut E ` Ill 'and 7. Strangers welcome ond 'Dm- _l"`1`» H“l"l0“» Pi°l"Ul" N»‘°‘~ ‘ 'l " ’ 1211*! 'I‘ f\'~~ UI' 'l\I`»f minutts h» vided with good seats. Sunday School '_”`_*“°"°-“_” '~i r~~:.1h tl his lust. \n<':ln-r \\';ai'uin;`; _i und Bible classes at 2.30. t "Q““Hty- Toilet ‘ Articlgs* MTWR' 1.. ,ill i., 1,.. I.'.;»;|r..l nr ‘-W.. ;,n,...- 7,10); Ch“,.ch_Rev_ Ge0_ E_ Rose Witch Hpzel Cream, snotliiniiz spd _,NUI n uint l v. - l .' l - ' ~ 1-.” " . ...-, , _.___ _ . _. _ , _ _‘ hcziliiig, or sunburn nm try s ln. lm Snr iiwlllv ;'},,l.I12;|:[i?,,n;_'2g,(_`l:,n_;_,_ \ ','j`\'_C`rlm "l1‘ll1"fi‘n_"`l n"`fd"fni," _"f Ifvltnr' M0rm“g.pm:5 cr meetup: ,m ldlcayn (Trcam, l\lill:\\'vt=tl Cream, , _ _ P .1 .io..t.i._.,uv uill (Inst mul .sr-\,.,,,1 l\.i:~un\cnt of chutch .it T0, Roi. \\m. . , , , ., M ;`\'l<‘cs nt thc lifiusc :intl t'l\.nrt'li \\'v1'e pliirrs of ll\1si‘n1‘s~: on Virt »ri'i l`-‘ H~Hl‘I‘lSt>n :it eleven und liev Gcti Macs and beuys Com (1r“ms' qs- cfindlntf-tl iy l-lr-\'d. .\lr. .\ll'l.-:nd ff Monlluv \l;1y Zfltli '\'lvl‘l\fr; in linxil E. Russ at seven ' Stu; ‘sage Cream' Talcuni pbwders ul* iinnttns and stt@ntiv»1;.- list.-nt-it to ri, .\._i`_.~.{n ,o 5..., Q-i F ifcl, ,ff","," .rents ,md Strangers ,,O,.d,',,uy M1, clude fl<>_lsateS’M¢nnenf|. Cofylvvslsn _'fl' *Y large "Wi 2\l'll‘F»'<‘i:\ti\‘¢~ nudirnct- Alex- vlcl cod Po<'ilA&; 'l`ht<-Aiiiiisllnhlii' some Sabbath school and Bible clusr Rlnlle Vmietitlamb Itll21iImi}‘F\Sl_tF€3l‘1lilIailt wh |],1¢_.f _ -. _ ' ,_ _ - ,' - _ ` ct mrux or le a --me 0 rtfliillfeillsitir.»sl'ir.?Hi;lll¢;`.lh U mlm im' ""1" (”"°“““' Z" (.“' .V int mo' Y°““g Peoples' ““’.°t‘“g 0” Writers etc.-The Two l\1nw-Drus- I ' ji ‘.\~ ;»~iJdi~.i1. onday night. Prayer meeting Wed- .gistS_ 5_,,15drtf_

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' '~ I' ' i ' It - ~ it vt » ' \ i - - - ‘\ K; .‘ L; _' _ 1-* < H 1~- _.A -i ‘ ,i ~. .eyslnppul hy Thuuias ut 2_3, p_m_ Vwltors always wen-om,

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Strangers always welcome und 'pm- vided with comfortable seats. '

BAPTIST.

Baptist --Services will he conducted t ll und 7. Sunday School cluss

und provided with conifcrtnblc seats.

CHRISTIAN. ` Sunday School and' Bible Clns>

at two thirty p. ni.. Rev. J. F. Floyd at eleven and seven. Strangers always welcome and provided with comfortable seats.

ANGLICAN.

St. l"au1‘s Church-Morning prayer t eleven a‘.m.- Sunday School and

,Bible Clnss at 2.30 p.m. Evening

Prayer nt 7 p, m.

St. I‘eter's - Holy Communion

at 7, 8 anld 11 a. m. Canon Sim son t 11 and 7

30. Strangers welcome.

nesday at 8 o’clock.

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Sundny School and Bible class at 2.-

ST DUNSTAN B OATHEDRAL

First Mass at 7.80 Ohildren'|

Mass at 8.30 Catechism immediately alter Mass. High Hass at 10.30.

Vespors and Bsnedlotion at 1 p. m.

SALVATION ARMY.

Sunday Service at 7,11, 3, and

7.30 p. nl. Week nights Services. -- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and

Saturday at 8 p. in.

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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS. L;

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$2 75y

3 to 5

,Beet quarter

'Flour

Beets per bunch

Oatmeal .

Potutnes

Pork

Hay pressed per ton l-lny loose per cwt.

White Outs '

lilncle Outs

Butter fresh per pound Eggs ' Straw (pressed) per ton

Straw (loose) cwt.

Beef small Hides per lb

30

8 to 9`

8.50

45 to 50§ 50 to 53 50 to 55 22 to 24 17 to 18

$5.50

30 to 35 `8 to 10 7) ki 8

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Sl~lll’I’lNG Nl~l\\'S.

l"nt|‘redfl-May 21st'-St'l\r., Lndy

Mny, Mcllougall, Bello llivcr; schr. Nnvn ldrnililn, Hlinsmi, Nortli Syd-

Blli fill liiil’

b v d t b any mail which 19

Corrected for every wednesday and dug fu (tlhlarlllttelown on or before

Saturdays Issue' above date. All votes received b?

ovn date, will be included A ballot

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The Big Fuse Trip Contest will ose on Saturday May 29. H09- Au Spuzial" votes and "Ballot" votes ust arrive at this otllce on or before

delayed- mails. due on or before a- w ` ' '

orth 20 votes will continue to ap__ ear in every issue until the close.

ment is six o’c1ock each eveningf

The ladies will have lots of free

chocolates on the Big Free Trip, and they will not he the ordinary every any kind either, but whiws bish- elass. B. R. Holman had the D080 interests of every member of The Guard`ian’s party at heart when he arranged with The White Candy Co., Ltd for an adequate supply of their best chocolates free to all.

f” Bonn.

McDONALD-At Covehead, May 20th, to Wallace and Mrs, McDonald, twins, son and daughter. ZOGAIF.-In this City, May 15th, 1909, to Thomas and Mrs. Zogaif,

“ "“l'Di1iiDf""'if

I., May 13th, 1909, Cartney Mac-

ruthers aged 22 years.

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KONTAGU! HKRKITS

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corrected for every Wednesday md 'Do you keep _ hors, ,ma

Baturds-y's Issue.

Herring per 'nhl $5-00 to $590 ' Flour, Roller Process per 196 lbs $5 3 God per quintgil 4 00 35 Oats per bus 50 Potatoer per bus. 30 oatmeal per cwt. _ S3-25 Butter per lb (¢l°°0mUl`Y) 13 Hides, per lb 7 Barley, per hue. __ C0 Bee! per lb, 1 t0 3 Carrots por bus. 40 Eggg 16 Pork »3 W9 N Hay per ton loose _ $6 to 88

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_ PAGE TWENTY-TWO 'rms Lerner News THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUA.RDI"A`N ' ' ` F133 " H 'V' 0 . ,, _ 22, f _

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Milk Cans _ Reqgilfing Vats ="_M'?-. _ Weigh Caps -

Creamers ` _

nkets, etc c c.

uw nsurss _

VVe wlnli hereby to announce to the public. -`

that wo ht- c reflttcd the store known as the Knight &McFarluinbuil|1l|\g, west end Maln Street, and hnvo fully mocked the sumo with MW Mid np-Ln date goods usually kept in a oucrulstoi-1.-. \\'u urn now open to do usluuss ilu thu old fnuilllur stand. Our ulluih to so treut our Cusalolnulviiihut lt.will he both plcuscntmid rofltuhle to lrndn with us. Highest price paid

For what you Ainvc to sell. Goods Fold nt

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Motto:-Quick solos und small profits. Com and examine our stuck. No_troublo to sho _ goods, even if you do not, buy

' W. D . CURRIE,

\Sourix. P. E. I,

Montague, P, E_ L

Successors to the late ]_D_3eu

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“ E°“` ~ Montague, P. E. I.

Our stock for S; ring is now complete consisting‘of all the lead

MMULURE-A* MUWHY Ri"€1`» P~ E~ styles of open and topped Buggies, Concords, Road Wagons &~

Clure. used eighty-one years- T 1 k Wa ons F C ts C t Wh . - s'rv1vis:Is'r-At Murray River. May H»,,ne;;cof,,1|]§,,dS' arm ar 5' at eds’ 11° a f“"1‘“°°f

i 18th, 1909, Emily, will? Of Mr. John ‘ '

%?£‘§§,§:H*_“I§f,dSEf§{, ¥,°;:1‘;'ton on Rcparing in all Branches attended to promptly.

' May 10, 1909, Wm. Newton Cur<

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Summer Suggestions in Outing Hats '

(`n.tin_qlmts in lznge and complete assortments, colorings and

patterns. We have thcinin every conceivable and desirable style----com.

fort-giving, fnsliiouublc and uiodcmtcly priced.

Pocket hats in fawn and' grey, Outing hats, folds up for pocket,

folds up for pocket. Price 75 cfs grey felt. \'ery dressy. Price $l_00

Outing pocket l1ats,inblue,bl:lck, Outing pocket

brown and grey. Good qnality.Prir‘e grey, brown and green very dressy.

$1.50 Price , $200

Boiler grades up fo $3 00. Pick yours today. ,

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~ SUITS

’1is the accumulation of the cream of summer

' ing easy from our stock

The Seaso

______/ suit styles-every suit is teeming with individuality

elastic, loose, brcezyfceliiig in our suits. Yo_n’ll find choos

Two piece outing suit, dark grey .~tripe, skeleton lining,

Belt strap on pants, with toll bottoms. . _ . _ _ . _ . 57,50

Outing suit, light ‘grey Hewson , tweed-washable

material, 2__ button sack suit. Price .' . . . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . $10.00

Specially hue material, grey shade with adark stripe,

two button double breasted sack. ._ _ . . _ . . . . . .$11.00

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Another line somewhat better than the $11 suits, hette

nnish .......................`..$12.o~

' Other Prices from $7.50 to $14.50. Your suit

A Splendid Range of Odd Uuting Panfi

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Latest Styles for Men

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_Belts in Profusion -

Our showing of belts has been as

carefully selected as our other lines for summer comfort. lf n’s fashionable it's

here.

Fancy belts in brown, black, green

Stylish Ties V

, ’Tis quite unnecessary to p1aC¢

particular emphasis on _our showing 0f\ ties. VVe are sustaining ourpast reput-

ation---and that has a world of wearing

and tan. Prices 25 cis to $|.25

/ Stylish Summer Hosiery f . _ _ V > __

\°- _ _ ' __ 5 Stylish Summer _sh|rtS_ Pleasmg patterns, cute colorings and exquisite ' '» Q _ \/.- _.

éesigxis all combine to show you the most select line of sutnnler hosiery ever shown hcrc.

Fancy hosiery in green,

brown, black, greys and plain cashmere 55 cf;

Fancy cotton hosiery,

many designs 25 cfs

Other

We unllesitatiiigly commend our show-

ing of stylish shii-If _ s the most exclusive

yaried and complete to be seen in .

Green

ground, fawn, fancy colored

stripe, attached cuhs, pleated bosom $1.40

The newest in .color is a corn color

Prices Z5c, 504:, 754:, $l.00.

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< Summer Underwear >

Our summer underiveaii iwill impart that cool _

refreshing airy and comfortable feeling. We‘v¢ fe presentations from the most celebrated manufaotuf¢\'S

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Fancy lisle thread hos-

iery, the latest colors and shades,in tans and greens Price 50 cfs

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the same colors and pat- terns as the 5oc 'ones

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lines many of

60 cts

Charlottetown, We fully conipr;-_hend the

meaning of the foregoing phrase, and

\\- i flatter ourselves with the compliment It’s

what our customers fell us alniostdaily. | _ i

with nice stripes, detachable cliffs Sl 50.

Ground fawn,large black polka dot,

pleated bosom, cuffs detachable. . ._$|.50

Many other lines ranging in price

from 75 cts to $2.50 ,

Balbriggan°s from75 cts to $2 .oo per Suit _ French merino $2.5o per suit

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