i , rm on 1uio'i°'i‘irroviN eusanran

MAY I9 f9o5`

erry ec ra .When can A J B Macnee. wi... use been

thregtepgd wlgh ggnsumpgmn It twenty years in the Canadian Militia, has controls thecough,ailsysinllsm "d "`°“‘ th” I“"’°""" ““°"°'""°°

mation, soothes, heals Even in C

advanced cases, it sometimes cures slws srelleves iY‘.‘&°`.'

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BEQRS N() NUSTAKE Oillces in New Prowse Block

T E .

"1 buying e “\V. W. W." Wedding Ring. Charlottetown' days ago to authorize the expenditure ot

uw W W " iéagiprgluside is a guarantee of quality

. , . gs the Wedding Ring should le --

DE, the best' ' and installing an up-to-date pumping

ANY boy desiring permanent employ-

ment with a chance for promotion should

W W. , L, apply at this oiiiee at once.

° 7 Srieausn Manchester Merchant, which °\'°l9@Sl1'»\8 been dl‘U|d°d “P0'1~ TM °X'

‘ Baiiad from Mnhohesger S roises will Login Friday evening, May

, "°w°l°"’ i f wciiuietwtown (P. E. ri

undiiy, is bound

W-W1 V . - -- THE Lord's Day Advocate, a little

An interesting souvenir-our photograph of St. Paul's School- oom. GED .I-I. COOK.

M _.el _

IN THE SPRING

Nine out of ten people need a

tonic. They are run down. ner- vous. have no appetite. lack en- ergy and 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.,

GEO. F. HUGHES.

SATURDAY

Ladies’ Boots and Shoes 75c a

pair all sizes. all we ask. Just look

at them in window and you will

“Queen Quality" is

a shoe ofr eputation.

i By this we mean you

know exactly what you

are getting. ‘You take

no chances. We are

showing an ideal low

‘ shoe for trampin g,

1 r

golfing, etc., made

i with heavy soles and

' low broad heels. Made

in tan and black.

buyapair sure. This is your'

chance.

A.E.McEachen

RUCKY POINT TIME TABLE.

On and after Monday. Il/luv llth. the stciuiicr l<ltln willl * Pi - St. i"`~~- \\'i ~f ' - lntteinwn tiiiitiiiioiviilf my "U ' i 1"" i-‘on Moivrir oi' .\iAv.

Leave Ch'town Lcnvc ltocky Point. 7 u. m. 7.Il0i\. in.

il “ lfl.0ll “

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1] " iiooii 2 P._l1i. li p. ln. 5.1!) “

SU.\lli/\ \'.

ilu. ru.

l‘t.t5 p. ni. 2 .. 4 ir

ri. lu. p. in.

8 dw tf

M.-._

' Mears '

KID BOOTS r $1.35

Have you been to the

NEW SHOE STORE. They have a scale of prices that will please you. .Two specialties this week are.

A fine Kid Boot for.

men at $1.35 and a nobby Blucher Boot for women at $165-

We sell for cash, that’s

how we sell so cheap. See our windows.

Spiaguelllo..

Price $3

R, AllCy & C0.

Syrup.

. We have just received from

Syrup put up in quartitins.

I t looks good and tastes

good and we think we can

article.

,Bccr & Goff.

“iz Gross” , 0! 0ur flies .

Tied after the

Baird Pattern

Opened to-day. D

Call and see them.

Rcddin Bros.,

Phone 8_6. Opp P. O.

lllihr Delivered

Victoria Row. M_____J

Daily to any part of the city. Guar-

nntecd ircsh, pure. unadulterated.

H. KELLY. Southport.

5 i6 d 3m pd. V

,monthly published by The Lord‘s Day

1 Alliance of Canada, has now reached a

circulation of will).

it nu good authority that Mayor Laporte,

prominent citizens to resign his position as clilcf magistrate of the city as a protest

veto on the gas question.

postul order or registered letter uiust bc made payable to The Island Guardian Publishing Company and not to any mem- ber of the staff, :ui individual persons are often absent from the city

ANY person desiring to buy or let for u

term of years, it good business stitnd sit- uated at Winsloe stat.lon,‘ contninlng it acres of land, with good dwelling house and other bull_dings,\vcll suited for a blni.‘k~ smith or carpenter stand, should iipply to Alex. Horne, Kent street, City.

A Sr. Joi1N‘s paper snys: The spectacle

of u man pedalling down the harbor on n, bicycle will be witnessed -ln n dny or two. Ou either side the “bike” will be ri bout 13 feet long by 14 inches wide, strap- ped together, tho wheel being ilttcd be- tween them. The iiind wheel will have affixed toita number of small fu which

tuklng the water as the pedals ai¥ttirned and will propel the boats. Good s iced can be made and the Messrs. Rose nrc the originators.

'l`Hi-:rin were in all sixty cases of small-

pox in Chatham but only sixteen patients remain to be cared for. These itrc all in . the ncwly built isolation liospitpljuit ont- slde the towunnd nrc practicallyrecovered, nil being able to be about on Sunday last. The disease was of it light type and only one death-that of s. child- occurred and ii Chntlmm man snid recently that there was doubt if the little one did die of that disease. The quarantine on the town has been raised and nil is open, he said, and business is resuming itslntcrruptsd course.

Tiir: Springhill and Monctonassociutious

have decided on the following programs nt. their respective meetings: Spring- hill, Junc 10th. and July Ist, and Moncton July 7th. and 8th, drst dny, free-for-all, 2.10 trot and pace, 2.28 trot; second day, 2.19 trot, 2.24 trot and pnce, 2 30] trot nnd pace. The purses are $300 each iit both nicctings,miikinga total of $3,000 to bc distributed amongst the horsemen during the four days racing. It will be seen froiu the classes that nu earnest effort luis been made by tlicsc associations to restore trotting races. At cacli meeting there is n 2.19 strnlglit trot nnd ti. 2.28 strut ht

trot. Mu.li will depend on the list of cn-

ap C tries received for the straight trotting

classes whether any of the other trucks, except I-Inlifnx exhibition of course, will oll`cr purses for striiight- trotting races. The horsemen who have trottcrei and wish

to riicc them will be well to have thcni ready to enter in the above meetings.

Tiiuitsiiav evening May llth some

members of the Pleasant Valley Method-

Ql1Cb€C 501118 V€l'y I1IiC€ MHPIS ist church met at the home of Jnriics El-

liott to say good bye to Fred and Mrs. Morris, who were about to leiive their Island homc for Regina, Assn. The good wishes of their host of friends follow them. The accompanying nrldrcss was

recommend it as a first class ‘ readhy '1`h°sBerw1m-

Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Dear Frlends:- With a feeling of deep regret we lciirn

that you are about to depart from our midst. VVe, the frTG1Td»i nnd members of Pleasant Valley church, express our re- irrct at parting with you. By your rc- moviil, the conimunlty nnd church sus- tnln u great loss. We linvc found you un- scliish, thougthful and benevolent. You have merited lhc highest esteem and af. fcctioii from nll. You have proved your- selves' roiidy, willing nnd ublc to assist any worthy oliiect. Your libernlity and devotion to thc church shall lilivnys be re- membered by us. To your denr daughter we extend our ivnrmest feeling of affec- tion, nnd hope that she inny bc ii bright and sliiningllglit, wherever hor lot muy bc cast. Although far away from us we f shall not forgot you, nnd hopo that you V may enjoy hculth, nnd that you may prosper in the land you have chosen. And now dear friends, "we commend you to A (iod, and to thc word of ills grncc; which V is nble to build you up, and to givc you an lnlieritance rimongull them that are

A Monrn/tt. correspondent says hehas

Montreal is being strongly advised by

against the muiorlty that over-ruled his

Rntiirrancm of whatever nature

whether by Bank cheque,express,money or

sanctified." `

Noel the silver medal for long service in the

lonial Auxiliary forces

ALL “changes” for large spaces Ihould

be In this oiiloe not later than tan a. in and ordinary ‘changes by one p. m , ex cept Saturday at ten ii. m for both daily and weekly, as printers have holiday same afternoon.

A vo1‘i1.‘was taken in Sussex,N. B. a few

$6,(XXl in improving the water and sewer- age system by replacing many of thejpipes

station. The vote carried four to one in avor of the expenditure.

Tun order of Mt. Allison closing ex~

Q . Nth, with a recital given by the students of the 0|-atory department-. On Saturday inornlugthere will be addresses by Prof. Kiduer and Miss McColl in connection with the Household Science department, while Saturday afternoon vvillbegiven up to sports by the st-udents ofthe University. In the evening there will be the usual reception. On Sunday the us- ual service will be held, the baccalaureate sermon being preached hy Rev. Hugh I-‘edley of Montreal. The physical culture drill by students of the Ladies' College will be the first event Monday morning, it recital following liefnre noon. In the afternoon the closing exercises of thc Academy will take pluco, while Monday evening will be given up to the closing exercises of Li\dies` College and the

Alumni and Alumnae supper. Tuesday

mornings recital by the more advanced students of the Conservatory will he held, the annual meetings of the Alumni and Alumnae societies in the afternoon, while the anniversary exercises of the Univer- sity vi lil bring the function to ii clo.~ e.

LATE MRS. R. W. SCOTT.

The Ottawa Evening Joumal states that

the into Mrs. H. W. Scott was well known lu her younger diiys as an nceoniplished vocalist having been the possessor of ii rich contralto voice of great power and compass. Her musical talents, moreover, showed themselves nt an unusually early nge. When a little child of ten or twelve she sang the hal lads of Samuel Lover in public in London, Dublin nnd- elsewhere, with the author himself accoinpiinylng hcr on the piano. At about this time shciittritctcd the nttcntlon of Daniel O`Connell, the Liberiitor, with whose family she after- 'wards stayed at their iincestritl place, Darrynnne Abbey. Though at her mar- riage she abandoned music as u pro- fession, ner voice, while it lasted was ever afterward at the service of any good cause. During the Grlmcii. war u. series of concerts were organized for tho benefit of a patriotic fund, nnd it feature of these was Mrs. Scotifs singing of Rule Britariiiia. the Red White and Blue and other nntioniil patri- otic songs. She was an especial favorite nt the St. Pntriek`s concerts, where hci rendering of Moores Irish melodies, oi which she was' very fond, never fnilcd to please.

Vi'liY THAT WEARINESS7

\'our’e uncnsy, restless, without uppe-

iitc. Still worse you arc thin and fnggrd out. Work mnst bo done but where is thc strength to come froini ‘

Mute your blood nutritious and you`ll

have lots of strength. Your only hopi- is Ii`crrozonc,un instant blood-maker, lilood-purifier, blood-enrichor. It brings kcennppctite, digests food and supplies nutrition for building up nll the bodily tissues. Fcrrozone makes muscle nnd in-rvc-libre, lncrciiscs your weight- instills ii reserve ot energy into the body thiit duties ivcnrine-.~.s or exhaustion from iiny cause. To have virility iiiid hcitltny vigor use i<`crrozonc whicli alldciilcrsscll in a'>0c. boxes.

WILLDEMAND MORE WAGES.

Svimnv, May 17- The colllers at the

Gnpe Breton Coal, Iron and ltiillwiiy coni- puny's mine nt Broughton are rlissntistlerl with their present wages of two dollurs it diiy rind will ask for rin lncrense.

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy the Very Best.

“l have been using Chumlierliiln Cough Remedy mid want to sity it is thc host cough medicine I liii.vc ever taken," says Goo. I.. Chubb, it incrclmut of Ilnrlnn, Mich. There is no question about its belngihe best, as it will cure a cough or cold in less tiincthan any other treat- ment.. Itsliould always be kept in the house rendylorinstiint use, for it cold ennbe cuicd iii much less time when promptly treated. For srtlc by ull drug gists.

Get Ames Holden shoes from

Conroy the Shoeman, Sunnyside.

radw iw

"Cariers’ Beads Brow

Yes-aetun//_1/-a silk petiicont /hal

will wertr. W1' hooejust put on .vale a /'Zim 0/'trtfélai silk petticuats Ilia/ uv' im'/I /ilumliile/y guarantee.-rl/om~.i & il/cLrm1l_ 171] Im

Flsliiiig Tackle-Our new stock of rods, |

ret-ls, ilics, lnskcts, nets, and everything in this liue has been lust opened up. We i never had n better selection than tlilsyeiir, and the prices are ccrtiilnly the lowest in our experience. (Ionic in mid sen for yourself. A. W. Keddin Phm li., Uentrnl

llrugstoro, Sunnyside.

I our nt s ere.- neo our I

ii' d Iii itll] i O I

1 un rc s yes a sure to I please you. role Agency for ‘Hawes' and “Trees Hats- .

1 M eeks &Co. odwif .

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White’s Chocolates are a revelation in candy making. Their delicate

flavors and creamy richness iell pleiner than words that they are superior to

ocolates All varieties of candy bearing Vi liite's name are sold by

_ordinary C11 _~ th.. leg ing confectioners

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Our New Silverware

has i-.miie tv |\ vii. n'il n l-lei to niirali‘.~ilyl\'i:~ iivl-t. uiiiiiliw ii~‘ tn ni.\k'\ i'|i c rpuisir iii.~ii'i. \\‘ nt priiduntiiti Hi alive. o\'oi'~4l\oivu li_\' us.

A liliwi-iii -is in li ive you cx.|u|in o

our argo atm-k.

G. F. llUTCllESON.

l MEET Ms Ar 'rrut ALWAYS

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BUSY STORE

f-'=`--ér1--- Tl‘L\l1l<S, Suit Cases and

5il3l1l€Y BFOS.. A ‘~:-fr-

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We carry these in all the different 7% \ \\\

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from the manufacturers, and are marked at the closest

prices.

Trunks $235 to $i2,oo

t Suit Cases $2.75 to $io,75

Club Bags $2,215 to $6,oo

~ LEY BR() .

f QANNED Peaks

2 Cans for 25c.

Rich full flavored fruit put up in a nicc Syrup.

p lF“§§:&’l;£¥““'i SAZLTEHSON (D. CO. 1/

. _-"1 “\f~ 6( 1145;" ‘kv

'_;;;;»

ll $3 Hill FREE

During our special display ot fine suitings we will give FREE

have imported an exceptionally Hn: line of English, Scotch and Iri~h

woolens. Our windo.-v display will last until Saturday night. Thr-

prices of suitings range fr im $16 to $28.00. Here you can src

the best of cloths. the most exclusive patterns. and we positively guai - antee style, iit, workmanship, finish. and cloth to be the best known to the tailoring art.

_ .M lillNHlll,

Open evenings till 8 o'clock.

~ -- -- -- -- ---- ._. Juni .

FCE. (3IE]N"I"[J'E.IIE"|S

Poets and novelists have been picturing to us

The Maiden With the Pearly Teeth

Perhaps nothing marks refinement more than a well

kept set of teeth, while discolored, decaying or broken down teeth brand us as not belonging to that class.

i ersoiml appearance counts for much in all the walks of

life and health, so dependent on good teeth. is a priceless treasure. Considering all can you afford to neglect caring for your ice-th? It is now iossible by the use of porcelain crowns and porcelain iiila) S to repair a broken down tooth so that it is almost impossible to tell but that it is as iiatiirc gave it. This work has only to be sccii to be appreciated and by its use teeth heretofore considered useless can be restored to beauty and usefulness.

We are prepared with all the latest appliances kiioivn

in dentistry to do vour work in the best p0<5-ibie way_

We guarantee satisfaction in writing.

Guarantee Dental "Rooms,

`Cameron Block, Over Reddin Bros, Charlottetown. °R:..'§.'...'7t.lf9B'Ns‘ ' ' ”'°Pf*°*°f'

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THE OLD RELIABLE STliL TO THE FRONT

I have the largest and best .stock

of Sarcopbaguses. Moiiiinienis.'l`ab- lets and Headstones ever exhibited in the Maritime Provinces,in Marble of all shades. also rerl,grey andblack granite. it is worth looking at if you don’t want to purchase. If you want to purchase this is the best and cheapest place on P. E. I.

Correspondence solicited- llc-

signs furnished when requested. Plans drawn when required witli~ out charge. ~

E. F. PURDY.

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your choice of a $3 Hat. This hat is the best value in the cii,-. We

rm-é When you

Sheet r

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Music Books ihinkofus.

y Miller Eros.,

‘. Sunnyside.

Pl_irBa_by ’

t » have a Photo

at Taken

ilauvin. Ganlzsi 8. Cu-. Pliotograplicrs.

r J. A. S. Bayei.Pmn.

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MCKENNA’S.

We have lately bought ont thc grocery

business and stock of thc late \\'. F. Carter on the corner of g_liicur| iinrl Kent Streets, which will bc cnrricrl on in con- nection with our present store, on Lower Quccii struct. \\'c will bc glad to nicet the customers of thc old iirm as well its any new ones who may favor us with their patron age.

Our stock is complete and prices inod-

crate.

Oustotucrs promptly attonilcrl to nnd

goods dclivcrcd to all parts of thc city when wautcd. Givc us ii call.

MCKENNA’S GROCERY.

Up iowii Store, Down town store Cor Quccri and Cor. Quvcn mid Kent Streets. Dorchester Sis.

5-i5 d w i yr

FOR SALE.

.\ iliuilili- rm l-wil I rii-i-iupv in good r<~p.|ii-`>|iul iflii ii \\\ili lliilil-t'|"l`iri-~. .\ bniciiiii. ‘ IIC. ll.lil<1l-Ill.

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