, cunsnn BISCUITS-A-I-I-'J--‘“ '

Webster- & Molly; `

*Tits Ideal ».

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Do\l,,S.\1ll”\l¢S`s..' |06 dill! _ ' . T

I m .nr -rhesus

Fon 'ro-oAv.... _ _ _

each-

ml: nrt: each Cream Pies n & xy: each Qoeoannl Plea 15 &,l°¢ ¢\¢l1 Dark Fruit Cake 2542 PNP* ,sexuua one ae tm' lb Nut cake ‘ze lb lb . ¥f¢°<i»°|°“fu mu. 'ffl he-h ,` and good.

is... lieusielll

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»' 'd¢\¢tos.¢¥“- 'H ~ ». ~ Eclipse Bakery `

Bake! Best Bread.

TlllPrineessarrivsdldstnlaht at 7.55

s west: lun night from llontreal with a large general

_ W.§.`D_oul1.h§ad a interesting 'piper on Radium before .the Epworth- Deague of lletliodiet Church last night. 'lfnl ltemeu wsramllsd, out' yesterday aftarnoonat Ml. The alarm was tor a small blaasin a barn opposite the Con- densed Milk Factory vlhialr was extin- guished bv a lnctst of water. -

`(Baturdayl'evening and make a single

lyeniplto Grapssd cu Monde! “millis-

Yernon River ilridge to load potatoes.

,l..r.Ucucusr.Blaar. assisted br the Chancellor Major Phillips and Ensign ,rlemlnnr=vlll.nonooet,»n¢al¢-l met-Ivan on Saturday nlaht and all day Sunday at the S.A.Barranke on Great Gocrste Street.

‘ ' Woiln came bythe Princess last evan-

ing that the City of I.ondon’s i\uii`haa been thoroughly scraped and coated with copper paiat below the water line. The paint will be given ample time tc dry before launching this morning. ,

Tan agent ofthe Great North Western Telelrranh Oo., at Perce, Quebec, wired The Guardian yesterday that a new areslhsatgi. NzU.‘,*P. E. I., was picked up there. undamaged. This

lpundoobadly the hast sclzs day;

3. Myrlok Ign il, an

n;§1¢Kised‘ for in The Ggirdlan.

` Wear Trade Mark D Suspenders Guaranteed. Sold evdywhzre.

`.°l°°k‘ ` l ` nouss oi'llCll'|I|lt arm which was bsoksn

'ruolty at modes will msn nm this

T; Monday afternoon she will gc \n`

,a ‘°.f‘i-».~:

.would ask you $1.30 to $1-5c

#See our

&. C0. `

~ the`tti'right., -.»-

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WEEKS’$l.00 i urs

Inadozen of the latest Spring styles not old shop worn goods--but just in fresh from'the factory.

These Hats are

The greatest value ever oiiered on P. E. 'I. 'l‘hey‘re worth every cent of what we ask for -them. In fact ‘nest stores

rear .5 , Bd rgal"

For somerof the styles. then come in and try 'em on- , We ~ keepthemin acompiete separate department.. 11° . crowd iookingon w en you are buying your hat at' eeks

I ,$1.00 buys 0ue

l lJon’t you think its cheap fora niee hat-I'-moat men do- I thesis whyxwe sell '_ao may hats. » y : v ' I' ‘ it .Andere are-gating new custenaen every dey--we im*

`\ »`».

for equal quality.

Window.

to iearnthat

who tell

Hard-

wseka has had

on thaooeuasion ainoe that Lima. ~ -

Tal Eeoursicnfares for the World s

Fill. Sf-. Louis have been received by the relive# bottles t. 'Ill y' s'~e' as nel, lows: _ _ I

18 dayelimit ' sum, W days °‘ 34351; Season ' “ ' 355,55 Tl\V¢llll.ah.v the I. .0. R. to Montreal un alsmmnl ll sa.

.Tll 8. B. Richard is due to arrive here ’_l'°=~d\r mornin: my, ms e-em nomi- pion Coal Oo's Mises, O. B. with a cargb of Reserve Ban of; Hina Oaai to Peake Bios. Oo. After dissharaiog her cargo si coal sbs will load produce etfe., for SIGN! il|!'l¢t_.' sailing from here Wi d =\¢s1sy noon my 1sr.ll. For runner

Peake Bm tl, Oo; ' ,

Till Dancing Class in A. 0. H. Hall

held its dual dance for the season last l\|K\l$» and it was without doubt the most 1l§.l9!able svenlnz spent since the class was organized. The hall was nicely dedorated for the occasion. The music Ffurniahod bv Miss Katie Kelly was of excellent quality, and received much favorable comment by those present. A Rreat deal of the success of this class ls due Wallace W. Walker. who has dia, charged the duties of floor director for the season ina most capable and obliging manner. A dainty irspcst was served to which all did ample justhp. Dancing was -kept up tlll twelve. o‘slho|l, when the class ‘d sbandsd by aianing “Auld Lang Syne."

Tru: death took place after a brief ll:-

ness at Hampton- on Monday last of

Finlay Ferguson, one oé the oldest and most respected residcn oithelocallty. The deceased had been in good health up toa diy or two before his demise. Ou Sunday he had walked a mile to visit a nellrhbor. Monday he was about in the morning but at nom was taken ill ani pissed away before night. Tho deceased who will in his Seventy-ninth year leaves to mourn a sorrowing wife, one son Peter at home, William and Joseph residing » ear by, Robert and Allen residlull in the United States and one daughter, Mrs. George Vili-alt, Hampton. Another daughter Mrs. John French died about two months ago. To the bereaved family The Guardian extends its sincere

calanllll cunt

. is sent direct lo the dlnsued

plaluhy the Improved Blower.

ssh the uleera, oleara ills all'

may mapa dropplnfa in the

t and plermarunt y cures

Calarrhand aBPever. Blower

ill- All dealers, or r. A. W. Chase

- Cc.. Toronto I-hd Buifalo-

l§EUHl§ET[lWN ”‘T ’ I _ANU VIIIINITY

.Toe lldiesss Poole, Woodville Milis,were

visitors to town yesterday.

The schr. Ella B. la discharging a c lrgc of coal fOr W. C. McDonald.

The B. F, Keafer is at the Railway wharfwith lime for Pool Sc Thompson; Montaque.

sympathy.

Til. A. il. llllASE'8

produce at the Queen‘s wharf lor W. W. Jenkins. _

, The schooner Julia Ward, Captain Keeping, left Sydney Tuesday with Sydney Reserve coal for Russel R. Mat-Lean. She is expected daily.

Franoisiiotsll has been missing since

Tuesday. On former occasions for la short

Oo this occasion however his family know nothing whatever of his where-

lol lbQiI.

Y FISHING

RODS

AND ’ l=l.lEs_

BELOW COST.

We'have1§one out of the rhhlah tune buchen, but a have a few rods and dies left over from ¥.i‘.i.’°"z'*€‘°‘hZ.°‘ li” _ ` _ .a p a ar bslowmat.

y Sea ua,ba_fora_l>uying.

Elf.-e

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Ddrlicul Qeepdverthamaqt or apply lg L Much of the suffering of vv e aged in due

The schooner 0. G. Chisholm is loading “Mn To

9°'hd 11° h°d,b°°“ °b“°“° 9'0"' h°m° MacDonald & MacKinnon, Druqgists, b“E "53 “IWW” “med “P “fm Ool'nerGreat George and Kent Street. dw

abouts. He isattlrecl in agrey suit, has grey' whiskers and is somewhat em_ mlld ¢6I0l'ed. I5 dw if

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._ A TW gano.

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_Jeweluwnsd Deatwes »ol~i ye-tsries by auction for \@v lorvpad, 0'Leny

adntioaesr was Bev] Carvr a...

,phsre was kea-1 bidding. The .conditiona-

alethatths horse ahal be kept for lwo years in the Province ,fer breeding `purps»es.'0rown_Je\vel, which will he three years next June was sold to

Govsrnme it by IcKinil-y Bros.

Tnsesee oi Dmhl G. Grant va Rohan.

Sebastian and J :mes lloonny, Station for aaaaolt oeoasloning actual , ‘bodily harm was concluded at midnight Thursday nicht' ihefore Stirenzlu-1| Blanchard »_tGeor||et>wo. The two ilr t offenders were each fined #N and third $10 wnd nll’the~ parties of the were boom over to keep the The llagis rate also.:-aidtbnt if a complaint were again lairi against Grant forosrrvlng a revolver he would he dealt with the iull- est extvnr. of the Jaw. The defendants were \e.vseeuos»i by W. A. Weeks not by J. A. M tti iesou as stated.

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ICOMFURT FOR OLD PEOPLE. .

tn l.he kinnev deranacmenle .. meh leai ro bsckache, rheumatism lumoago and hofiy pains. Dr. Chest-‘s K\dn»y- wer » Pills bring comfort to 'he old tulle by ireeuirg - the kidneys hcalthv and active, and so eliminating ftomthe body the poisonous waste matter which c \us=s pains, aches and fataldisrsss. ,

EDITORE MAIL. I

WANTED, LETTER BOXES IN

CARS.

Sm:-I would like space in your paper

to spain speak of a matter which last year received considerable airing through the press but like many more matters was let drop at that. I refer to the matter of placing a letter box in the baggage cars of the P. E. I. Railway. As the malls go at present you can only mall letters at oer\» tain tim s of the day in say. of the post- oilicos here and as the freight train com- ing westin summer carries a local mall to a greet many offices along the line, I cxnnot soc why we should not have equal privileges with our Eastern friends. There islomaiigoesEast in the nitor~ noon trains from some of the offices which gotl his local mail ln the l\p'rl\ln. An lf! have known people D drlve10 miles to mall la letter in lhe afternoon tr ao Erst ani the-\ wouli have to look for same une to ca'ry it for them and either deliver it In person or mail it in Summerside. Now one mail box in each baggage~`ca.r Woe: would lake up no room and would give people achance to mail letters going East. If this car should return West from Bummerslic, as Is very often the case, the mail clerk could open the box in Summerside and transfer any mall found therein to the different mail cars for distribution. If themast of it should be for Summcrside, which no doubt it would bc. it could be either sent to Summerslde P. 0., ' or deposited in tho letter-sox a the' railwa station. I have often wondered why some or all of our \Vestern merchants and business men at O`Lsary, Bloomfield, etc., -did not tails up this matter, as Ihave seen them looking for chances to mail letters and corxing trainmen and others lo carry stamped letterstomail ln Surnmerside or in the Eas'om mail car, and not only from these places but all along the line. Hoping _

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lllzisll-proof, ' ladcpreci,

than carpet making.

a long time.

Carpet Weparfmenf,

mobil; &

iilmeriean iibr . mailings.

Among the many ingenious uses to which ,

paper has been put, there are few more interesting .

American Hbre'mattings are made of specially

prepared paper, woven in combination with twine -producing a floor covering with all the advantages ‘ of japanese matting and none of its objections.

_ It can be washed oFf,it will not fade, it will wear

For bedroom, den-or summer home it is THE

floor covering par excellence. _

53e and 68c per yard.

‘ Second Floor-owr ‘Bur E3 Gaff’s.

42' '

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MCLEOD. .

there may be something done along;‘ these lines, I remain yours,

Purim J. Botoxaa

Capo Wolfe, P. E. I., May 11, 1904

` Mechanics, Farmers. Sportsmenl To heal and soften the akin and remove

grease, oil and rust stains, paint and earth, etc. use The "Master Mechanic‘s" Tar Soap.

liet Soap Co.. Mira.

Liquld Veneer.-Makes old things new. For furniture. planos,iine wcod~ work and all polished surfaces there Is nothlnglikeit. Cleans, purlfle.°,polish|s and disiniects. Puts on a brilliant elastic finish. It is easily applIad,is cleanly and wonderfully eillclcnt. Price llcand 50sa bottle, The Two Macs.-e

“WeeIrs‘ $1.00 Hats" for

men-new styles--black

> Babe Skin

AMAML

is the name of a perfect toilet

soap made by the leading soap m er of ENGLAND. In n

short time we disposed of one gross. We now ave :mother gross in stock. We want you _

to try a cake. You will be

high y pleased witlrit.

PRICE lile. e

"ras 'rwo Macs". _

llcbonlldtllciiunon, ‘

DRUGGISTS,

Cor Gt.Ge°¥K0 and Kent Bas.

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BIBLES

Every person should have a

Bible ot their own-

You can get one at cost, prices

ranxglng from :oc each up.

estaments from 3 cents each.

REVISED BIBLES

Now In stock. price from 25c. We also have Bib!-~ in French, Ger- man. Latin, Greek and Gaelic.

P, E. I. BIBLE SOCIETY,

riaszard & Floore, Booksellers Agent.

Craviotleiowa, 1 l7aa a w l yr.

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GIVE YOUR HEIR

avdbnmvsmahkskf

` M in one of our go-carts with

~ Wit* \_\` ' . _ . .

hght running ana nolseless

gears (wheels being fitted

p p with rubber tires) and soft

~“springy” springs. “Our” go-

carts make Baby’s afternoon

out one:of continued pleasure both to baby and .mother Call :in: and see our new

Styles.

John Newson.

~‘\r~'*\'°

Dwelling House For Sale by Public Auction.

We ore instructed by jas. Carter,

Esq., io sell by Public Auction on Thursday, May 19th at u o‘c1ock, noch, his desirable residence, situated on Prince Street (central)4th house below

Geo. Rackham, Esq's., store, his single dvvcllin|§ house, containing 7 rooms, e- side hai s, good frost proof cellar, elec-

pair inside and out, open for inspection until sold.

Terms easy, made known ai sale.

BENJ. CARTER & Co.,

is its td Auctioneers.

tric light, etc. House in excellent _re~

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