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"°°""“l'2T "fE'~'~ THE S 0UEEN’S COUN'l`Y GUARDIANT..

Mrl. R. C. Small, of Ottiwve, certain. ‘

ly ought to Imow n. lot about Rheuma- tlxrl. GOUCXIOIB knows, sho suffered ,

Head Offices In N\w_Pr6wse Block-Charlottetown M

long elwllfh- FW' Wars. she was almost 5 cripple and wt times, the pain was go severe that she was compelled to lie

helpless in bed._ th

"About B yew’ 8:0." writes Mrs.

small, "I sew Fruit-e-tives advertised

matism. After I had taken two boxes, 1 was much better. I took six boxes in all - have had no pain for over six ill months-and feel Hutt I am completely cured. I have gained over ten pounds A

the City yesterday.

And yet there are some people suffer-. umu.

in~..' with Rheumatlsm, who have not

pivon "1-‘ruit-a-tives" a. fair trial. Per- The t, do will bc high this alter-l Miss Emma Com to Cit ‘ha I

hups they Kl0h't WHY* fn E94 WEll. noo

“Fruit-a-tives" are a positive cure for . iihvumaiism. Sciatlca. Lumbsgo, Ncu- at rulgin and all troubles arising from lm-

,,,,,.__ m,,,,d_ The S, S, Manchester Shipper has among visitors to the city yestierdsy. 8.

Loc a box. 6 i`Dr S2-50. or trial box. arrived in Port from Liverpool, G.B-. ’*'*

znr. At nu dealers or from Fruit-L ~ , f 11;_ ,inns Limited, Ottawa. , with a cargo o sn

_ f Cross.

The latest news, first of all. 1 B. Fisher, Montreal, is in the ip

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Arthur Wiood, Hazelbrook, was in ;- , Queen e city yesterday. Guy Daling, Amherst, spent Mion- »

-» dey in the City. _

Mrs. Albert Aitken, Georgetown, is _.__ ‘sp

and decided to try them for my Rheu- visiting in this City. Miss Jean McLeod, Summersidc, is th

Miss Jean Bowness, Kensington, is visiting in this City. F

torla. day in Summerside.

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n at 2.52 and' tomorrow afternoon returned from a visit to Bangob. EB 4_14_ _-_ _ friends on the 24th lust. There were '

r-timber 'Of persons from this city 3 ong the guests.

Rev. P. D. Mciluigau, Tracadiu, was a.

’1‘he New Wonderlnml program for

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. I College spent, Victoria Day at

i I scct fort. w.

ls - dian

y A. F 'ues of Port Vernon, was in to

thu City esterdaly., He_registe`red a-ii da

Dresses

for summer wear

We specialize on wash dresses, wash dresses dur-

ing the summer months are a good part of our busi- ness. lf we' did not see more wash dresses and better wash dresses than other storesvwe would con- sider our efforts poorly repaid. {But we know the ladies know a good thing Lwlien they see it, see our display of wash dresses etc in our Richmond St win- dow, and compare with others,

, Ladies’ Goat Suits

These are smart coat _

suits in 24 to 42_ inch '7

lengths notable ut once ‘ ll

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for thelrdistinctlve styles __ \'“/,,.».{\\ Q/ the superior quality of

the lincu, duck, drill or shantora from which

they are finished. Ne ' .

are showing them in \

white and the plain col- _fl l

ors and stripe effects,

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$4.-so in $13.50 suit

Muslin Dresses Jumper and Princess Suits.

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` in many new and bright designs, . r ,`\ `

A wide range of pretty effects

rc”

2, '=' _ for summer wear, These are

ag* 1 enibelished and furnished with

/ fine laces, tucks and fembroider-

// ,tif ‘ ies, white and plain or fanc`y~ l;',l,l \ , color effects.

_ Priced it om $4.00 to

$l5_oo

among them are the lovely prin- cess styles, which are so popular

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had as

Childrcn’s coat Suits

~ and Dresses

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Child1‘eu’s coat suits and

" dresses suitable for cluld-

ren from 5 to 16 yerli‘S Of

age. Coat suit made of __, ,,_m__m,,,v. N white linen w’th a.neat ',.|l-`i‘.'.‘~=l1."'~':il\ ,J

colored collar and cuffs I, "'f~ ~ something very nobby and "Q ` l stylish. ` l ” ‘ Muslih dresses suitable ’ \ `

for ` Confirmation dresses _ '<,_ _

etc, all neatly finished and j,:?)§’“$ very stylishly trimm2<l- .;f;f:.,/ fi t,'.’*-ffiff-1if'?`-f

Prices from $l.25 up ‘ '

f in -fi “_

to $l0.00 6

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‘William McKenzic_ of St. Dunstun's D12

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‘the Victor Hotel.

W. H. and \Mrs. Clark and' baby

Doris, Sussex, N, B., were visitors in Bummerside lastweek.

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Miss Annie McCoy, of Ch'arlotte-

town, is visiting her home in the city.-Moncton Transcript,

Everyone should see Miss Carrie in ner wcnccrfni Ben Ringing Act at New Wonderland tonight,

The Guardian is leased r ort

is steadily improving in health.

Mrs. Perry the m-other of Captain

Perry of the Manchester Liner ac- companied her sou on this trip.

Miss Victoria F. Donovan crossed-

over in the Northumberland Monday to visit friends in Picton and Hali- fax, N. S.

W The Phoenix (irickett Club will

Park. All members are requested t be there

At the City Police Court- yesterday

drunklmness wus disln-lsscd at it wus his first uilence.

Readers are requested to -bear in

mind the horse races nt Upton Park

the case ngainst.Juhn M'cIu'nis for` was

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M. land,

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that Daniel Gordon, Grafton Street, bles

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Donald Nicholson, City, has re-

tonight is given in the reader On tUl‘nL‘ll from H. t'I‘ip to Upper Canmda.

Nicholson says that the season

vfrr cold wud nnckwnru and' little

nting has yet been dune.

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this P

Rev. L. Acklaud of Amherst

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. J'. Boute uf Tlgnish was .in the y yesterday, and registered at the

Hotel.

M

E. Hnunnc cr the P. E. Ifn. _

reisht Dept-. has len. thc oitylnr 5

. 'N. McKay has a quantity oi -- Tigiliill. where he will alct asasslst _ .

,H “.,,|gh¢ and lm ,gmng and we|1_»- straw for sale. Seo clasfiliid Cel- F, Stews-rt of this City spent, vm. gntnitgtlon agent during the sumuner l Q

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Miss Mary Harrigan nf seasonal V12 B 0105*- elllvyable pmrty to her '

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R Dl'Ynan secty of The Cima- Canner's Association of Hinmgl 0115-. Silent Saturday and Sun- | .in Charlottetown, while there he ' e final arrangements wi't.h Gordon ohoon to be their representative

roviuce,

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las Margaret Bagnali on Auuk.

New Zealand is spending three ur weeks vn Charlottetown thel »

of her cousin Mrs. B. Williairm;

sboro Square. This will be Miss nall’s last visit to Charlotte

n before leaving for England. --_

V- E;‘b has brought to a

easeresosecil v» _ elbrook, that phavt; lfdvhliud Bill :ll the are Placer you can val-V’

sing to thc community at large

The orch

which cone n

u this

there was a large number who ssed their willingness to become were of the blessed savior. Com,

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ard meeting on Thursday ludee the series' being giv- province, will be hold at

slie in the morning and at Port

-in tfhe afternoon hcginning` at

o"cl0ck

Vroum will

of Charlottetown.

way

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hold practise tonight at ‘Victorin-

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die her was N o

on the 16th of June. The advertise- Rc

ment will appear lutcr.

advertisements and the results receives are told of in tlmt column.

The Ladies of the

thruc hundred copies u.litiou of the Guardian will mail or send same upon- receipt, of price, tive cents per copy.

Empire have of Empire on hand and

Rev. It. H. Stavert, who has re~

turned to Harcourt, N. B., from it visit to his home at Wilmot Valley, attended a meeting of ‘the Preibytery in Itexton on Saturday last.

Among the- dutwnrd passengers

from this City yesterday were B.R.;y Holm-an to Nova Scotia, Bryer Smith returning to Moncton, Dung- las Sutherland to Summerside; Miss Jennie and Florence Walsh to Sum- merside; J. A. Crosklll to Moncton.

Rev. W. T. Stackhouse, one of :the

leading Baptist ministers of Canada who has recently retired from the position of supex'inten'dent of western missions, to accept the office of sei;-, retary for the Layme'n's missionary movement, is in Halifax. Hali- fax Herald. Mr. Stackhouse ln` well known ln this Province.

_O-1° The performance of Mdlle Carrie

at New Wonderland lust night -is something theatre going people will long remember. H.'er bells “sweetly in tune" and played as she alone can play them, heidi the audience entranc- ed, and*the music was of the kind which touched all lovers of the art which has no traual. She is surely the most wonderful performer crme this way for along while, and' she certainly kmows how to hold her nu- diences. Fred' Weloofme is wlthmrt parcllell in tho history cd vaudeville acts in this city. I-fis hand springing, and general gymnastic work is won- derful; and his two beautiful dogs- are an acquisition to nn all round e-x- cellcnt act, which has to be seen' to be duly appreciated. The appre- ciation ‘oi the audience last. night was prolonged and hearty, and the bill is surely one that, diesnrves all the patronage which can be accorded

it.

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:Sec the big bill at New, Wonder-

land tonight. Mdlle Caittrlo--Fred Welcomui See the beautitiul dogs in Fred Welcome’s act! Something out of the commornl Novelty! _ 'That is the real mewnlng ofthe word

“Vaudevll1e."

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Gemstone & Co s 5-261131

There was a young wife

who said “Why

can’t I make an

acceptable pie?

Said her husband

“Don't fret

there is hope for

us yet

For on - Stewart’s we

sure can rely

Telephone gn

D. Stewart.

Cut? ~Prices

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The business man in need of nl part- , G9

ici' uses The Gnnrdian’s (llussi‘fieti'l("|1

he of

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this ic

has

in po

by h tend

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who

SOUR!

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of D sh

Mr

P

orge Sell

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all

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marrie about

. After this meeting Mr. return to Nova Scotia yy

s. Hackett and her two children, rince Edward Island, have re- ed to h-er former home near Port, . Her husband to whom she

d about two years ago, four weeks ago. Before

marriage to Mr. ‘l-lnckctt, she

n Mrs.

WS.

Silliker.-Amherst Daily

W

v. John J. To’o.s<l'a1e, fornrerly of

rmurthcn Murray

or health, and has been advised

ity, but la-ter oi London, Ont., removed to Manitoba. lt?v_

ar, at one time pul-:tor oi street church, but now

Harbor, P. E. Island, is

is medical adviser to twke un ex- l~ rest:-Stn John Sun,

W. Elderkin, of Port Grevillo,

hols m years,

ency he

aide Truro his homo for has shown signs of per- re by purchasing hhe hand-

cottage of L. J. Reddin, corner

ominion and Victoria streets Wo

moves into

famil I-Tr

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1-vlowly and

to tl

isa. W BB

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big othe

regret to lose Mr. Reddin from o. ‘As soon as Mr. Elderkin

the hc/use Mr. R.ed'din'a1ml`

y leave for Charlottetown, P.E. uro News.

rogress" in all its glory moved

sadly down Pownal Street

ie Plant: Line Wharf last even-

enroute to Halifax. The machine tied to al jigger, ,propelled by

ular pc/wer according to law. Its

heart was not palpitating. An-

r mcvto

on its way

pride

r car is to follow shortly to Sydney. So sinks the

of other days. It is' saidt the

owners of the two machints together

har

s e -the

selling pric

att

ed' h' loos whil per

dull, cts. two

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nts

brisk cents

a loss of one thousand dollars difference between buying and

EB.

he City Market yesterday Press-

y sold at

si; eight fifty per tofu and furtyitive cents per cwt.

There was a- fair supply of produce

B. l ` .

e

e pressed straw was at tive fifty ton and loose at twenty-eight

for bl

per

at

per lb. The oat' market oats selling at fifty to fifty per bus for white and' ility to fifty

ent -two to twenty-four cents lb, w eight

cwt. Pork eight to

was nine was one

ack. Butter sold at tw-

per

hile eggs brought seventeen to een cunts per doz.

one of the grandest gymnasts

appeals to

then lend very

Fred

lovers of athletic work Welcome at New Wonder-

will ilil the bill. See him. The

best.

200' Ghi

to $l.25

250

wind

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ldren‘s flops worth up to-day and to-morrow See Paton’s eastern

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Bring your films n ‘

us to be de- I

pcd.

New developer

used

film

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for every

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sising his homo in' this Province. ,

The serious illness is reported oi ‘ » " rs. Malcolm Power, Trecedie

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wall paper.

011 ghl y tasteful

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. There is no other one, , thing that has so much in " fluence in making \c.."' , heme justiwhat it should 1

t er stands, it is with you f’ r

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much on a careful choice of f

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who insist on having thor- ' ,

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Minn Annie occn nl Kensington in Tuesday, May 25th, |909 “The Wall Paper Shop.” 91111108 a few days in Braldalbane, .

e guest of Miss Maud' Hall of the '

L- visiting in this City.. Royal Hotel. i

J. D. M`cAulay, Tracadie Cross,was -3.

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The floors, the windows, 5

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walls will

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; buy wall paper here. -

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, e DOUBLE ROLL. _ l Shall we send a book. i'

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Sabbath 30th at Dundas ut 10.30 amos lbrand 'New Straw Flops.

the moving picture shows. The meet- from Europe. Your choice for 250. ing will be held in the Council chaml- worth upto $1.25. Jas. Paton '&Co.

--- MEN’S FURNISHINGS.

Two lads arrived by the Cncouna,

Thursday, who had stowed wway on The shirts we sell you are full val- the S. S. Bc/navista on her last t‘rip. ue in lull-sized shirts. There can' be The agent at Montreal had been no- no straining oi the parts-across the tifieri-of their presence on board the back-around' the liody--arm holes-

l d th C c una, and worked of liberal lenlgth-megligees fancy and Eng? Ugassaze ag0wu___SU_ _}[,hn',.,` plain white, and a splendid showing Nm, News ,of plnited bosoms. Come lu, we'll

' find you your size in something you'll

“Quality Toilet Aruc.,es_ Macs, lil<e._ Jas. Patou & Co. 5-2Zdtf. iZ.“.°.‘;.“r:‘ 253:51-.°°‘;;';‘°§..

8 , ‘ _-#- EICBYH C'°““‘» M*““'°°° °"’“““'_ *vows spaomnlsr.-Prof. H. A. M3". ‘md B°“7°' cmd Creams’ MTB' Tanton teacher of voice culture,pieno 553° Criamt' ,£“l°““l p%wd"1T,, 91;' and organ. Voice culture a sD8°ihl\7- 5,1331; 52,5’ a§§”,°1:,',,,e§§'Pe§,,m_' stnain Grant George street. 1 nn .bnrnx inr 'thc barn-vinicc 'rnnct 1°“5"““' '"5"'

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vggrers abc Tha Two 5_3;;;“ mg ‘Do you keep a horse and carriage ?

g 9’ ' Then come in and see our spilprueni:

. _ of 100 new Lap Rugs, in Seo c ar- COMING EVENTS. , tan patterns, ranging in price from

1 f e ‘ nnnfti'icn.tnn*i»finc'isniiiy 2'5n1'~.=;1:s.nif.o'¢nnif"5r‘nn£ia. inn. .ven-

Rev. Ewen McDoul:11ll Will prcuvhqwe have 200 chlldren's and miss- ingj nt 8.15. Full attendance.

m. and Bangor at 5 p.m. Your choice for 25c. Jas. Paton °Pr°nprietorrs of Livery Establish-

` - __~ st cc. 5-ziatr ' incntn, it win be ci interest to yon A circninr lem-r has been issued by M to

His Worhip Mayor Prowso calling u "Flops, naps, pops, 200 brand new new Carriage Rugs received to~d.ay. meeting of business mon and others gops in do-Lens of pwtty eombimr Beautiful Scotch tartan patterns, interested in the matter of Glvsirlg tions and plalin color straws direct l'l1Dl;ll\§ in D\`lC° "Um $2-50 t° 5-50--

fiiave el look at Pa.ton's ehowhlg cl

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bers at four 0'c|OCk_ 5-22d3i.‘. *Atitention is culled to the ad' "Auc-

tion- of Property" which appears in this issue.

Bazr & Weeks for Funil

ture, Window shades, Poles

letter ship# and they were' at, once ull are cumftvrtablyi full, with bodies etc 4°22tf '_

BUILD ING LOTS FOR

SALE AT AUCTION.

A fcw= choice buildings lots will be

offered- for sale bi' Wlllllim A- WUUU. Jr., Brighton, on the premises on Wednesday, the Znd June, next. I-911 o'clock a. m. Th-e plan of lotd may be seen- ai the office of Wlllllm L. Weeks, Attorney .iv-Law, Bank of

'Nova Scotia Chambers.

By-;‘< UMIN CARTER,

5-21d10l. Auctioneer..

Beer & \tVeeks` for Furni-

Red Rose meeting Lodge Prince $2.50 to $6.50. Jas Paton & Co. Euwnrd. s. o. E. 'rncndny Juv-v -“U1-_ , _ , _,__ 5_19‘m'

ure, Window shades, PoleS» etc. 4-Zzdtf

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Beer 8. Weeks for fnrn

spreads etc, 4-2 3dtf

BUBD88 (1 I

Beer & Weeks for funi- _

ture, carpets, curtains, cottons = = g

4-2 _gdtf

ture, towvels, towelings, bed;

HC h 1 _ Rh b rh, Pinus and . . r . . B "““ °"`,"'},e,,, _2 2,,,,,-,,_ ‘5___2_f..w. The right kinds at “M.trkright” Pri ~ J,

Mark Wright

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Tackle _ I

` Rods, Reels, Land- ing Nets, Baskets,

- Lines, Hooks, Fly

Books. ‘

Flies suitable for Is-

land waters.

§,=Any ily not to be had here we will be

1 pleased to get for you

“lul “A68” Charlottetown.

nauoorsrs, dmwftf

A Surplus

of 54,1 18,491.00 over all liabilities and Capital Stock is the financial position of the Sun Life of Canada.

E. E. EECJVV.

Manager forP. E.I.

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