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L"°'<Y_'§g**°W"- IHE PRINCE COUMY GUARDIAN ; . .~,

1! it had not been for “Fruit-a~il~.~cs," Ur. Lemuel Brown, oi’ .\\-ozulnlo, .\'.i2.. would still be living on _<t.:;f~ imc-nd mul porrldge, and suffering tortures with Indigestion.

His stomach was so weak that he had

to [ive up ull kinds of xiicats, poiuwcs

himself the comforts of u cup of tca. Fortunately, Mr. Brown rcrul about , "Fruit~a-tives," bought a box und 'wus i so much improved hy t;=l.'xug llic tub- ,L lets, that he used four boxes qlt..gctiu~r_ "I have been a great suffvrer from lu- dlgestion for 1`ii'u~t-n yours. Al-..»t|-i two years ugo, 1 reud about Pruit-:\- tives and concituled to give them 8. trial. I u.~'c-il ne:irly four boxes of “l~‘rult-a-tives" uzul tluy have made me feel lilac ti now mnn. I can eat all kinds- nf hearty f.md.~: and enjoy tea and <‘o!`!`~-1-." 'i‘hi.\~ l.- ul.; ,L rare case. but ilu- rcrulnr cxporieruu- of . everyone who uses "Fruit-.1-:l\'es" for \Venk Stomach, lntii-.;\~-:i»u .uil D_\'~'< pepsia. '|`r_v them. .'.»u~ .i l~~»\'. 1.! :`\r $2.50, or trial hor. 234. .\t .ll-filers nr

froth FruiL»a\-ti\'i~.< l.imlr-»\1. O1:zL\\'u.. _._,____-

Beer& Weeks for l<ur_ni-

ture, Window Shades. V0-rr

4-zultf.

Thursday. June l0th. is;

the last day for receivingf discounts on electric lléht; bills for May lighti.\g'~ P65/f vo-day and ssve money- s 0-8d3i.

See our west window for bar }

gains in neolgwoar, Ties \\'orth_ from 300 to 506. on sitio for -=1!v\v days at 220 each. Good pnl.'.f‘i's:.~; . and colors. D. A. Bruce. i3 Sd 3 l

I -The latest news, first of All. -Captain Heater, Sununerside. left

Monday morning for Lunenburg, N.

l ._,__- l -Il is in \11»f‘rt\.n yesterday

4 calc" , - ' ` S- .were pnyint; 10 to ISC P01” P0054 ‘Url "'-'

and other vegetables, und even deny bun,_,_._ 15C 8 down for eggs, 3;; 915|

for pork, 486 a DUB. f0l` Ulllis. $9 1", ton tor huy, 70 a lb for hides uizl 25c u bus for potn'tucs_ l

-The following arc the Sununersirlc l

market prices:-Butter per pound lu to lst-, potatoes per bus. 33, eggs per dov. 16, hay loose per ton, $3 510 struw por ton $4.50, white oats per bus, 55 and black ozrts per bus. 55.

~\§t-~.\'.~; wus rc-c‘cived lierc on Sat~

t.r.i:iy of the deuth ut (Inlgary of the wiic of .lumcs i\l.ll Sullivan. Sho foruicriy resided in Hulilax, ht-r lt\;>»l»nntl having been booiikeeper for .\i. !\`e'.'illc. 'l‘he‘y left here about rhru.- _ve_~r.~; uno for Calgary for the lit-iielit of .\lr.~', .\`ull‘vun's healhh. The .lem-;.sr~.l, who was formerly ;\li.~.s ?»lf.ud (irmne, of Summerside, was held in tht- hifglwst esteem by her lurcc c' rclv ol lritnds in Hzilliaix und

l’, li. I. llnlifnx liernld.

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When you jump out of ‘_

bed, jump for 3

.I bb ’

.` _ copper company. '

- sou Eve/n'w/ve'/ae. 30 ` .'._'»-" `_ -0’

dliclnnzs sl

. which was lontltll nt .»\l':.-erton witli

farraniel

Painting and

IN ALL ITS

f`fi‘:tiuiiif:,. Gold Len

Sifgti l’.1inii;ig nutl

BRANCHES

Decorating --.

ling, Kalstiitiiitiiigx lhtpur llitnggiug.

Jo s. F. Mnclnnis

King .\`q\\<\i-1'

CHARLOTTETOWN

Fred ll. Farraint - 1

l’.<`i.Buv :ill

SUMMERSIDE ,.

ii-' il \\‘ ~ lu _

-J. G. Ellis .und J. W. Carruthers ol Montague, lift Monday morning' for St. John.

-James Cushing, Moncton was a

passenger by the Empress to Sunr- m.-rside last evening.

-Miss Mamie Stowan, Summersids

returned last evening from tihe Mac- Donald Scbool, Montreal.

ing. and sixty returning.; by the Ent-‘ press to Summerside yesterday.

-John McDonald, Summersidt-

to E. A. Tliompson, of Amherst.

-The stllwoner Blanche M. Thorn-

burn, is discharging coul .ltr tim, Steam Ntt\'igatiun Company nt Sun:-| mcrsitlc. '

-The liartentine Abconn, .~;uilL_i from .\`uuimerside Monday, for Syd-| ney with 200 tons ol* hny loaded ny

Joseph llcnd & Co. _ -The schooner Malnbar nrrived ntf

Surnincrside, Saturday,, from Point du Cherie with u -cargo t.i5~t=l*.r/.:lll‘.i'ail.;

for the 1'. E. I. Railway.

-Leighton Stewart, Stunmcrsidc, left Monday morning for Souohc-rnl Arizona, where he has at-cuptorl the position of mininfz; engineer with ul

--J-oseplt Read & (‘u. rccoived all

wire Monday morning from Sydney, stating that the- scliovsncr Baltic,

Tumi bushels of on-ts for Jos. liend &

Co., was su'nlf.. No particulars :xref given The cargo and vessel were iv-

-Thorc were ninety passengers go-_'

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shipped four horses Monday molrniui; l0PD°Fll¢° Pl`ll1°B C0l-“IW DW! Stole-

Oiftcen éldmmerside, I. Frank Llfteny.

Mnnager. and in Aihdrton. Herbert Clerk, Manager _

in Summerside.

-Remember the rummage sale in

fthe Crabb Block, Summerside every ‘nfternoon and evening of this week._l

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-There were 1,000 bags oi potatoesl

300 cases of agus and 100 bags oil clams among the shipments by thc! Empress yesterday morning. ;

-Lost in Bummerside yesterday!

afternoon a sum of money. Will find-.2 er please leave at Guardian Branch, Office and receive reward.

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-The branch ollice of the Char-l

lottetown Guardian will be found on Water Street, Summerside, directly

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-The Rev. br. Hunt, hns presented

the new St. Mary'5 Church, Suirr mcrsirle with a hsndsomé altar made of oak with marble top. The gift is' iii memory of Rev, C. F. Lowe, a former rector of St. Mnry's Church.

--»'i`he marriage has taken place' nt.

the home of the bride’s parents, Al-l hui' and Mrs. Fraser, Ncr_th Bedeque, of Miss Addie Fraser to Mr. Burns, of the firm of Burns Bros., of Cran-| brook, B. ii. The happy couple left., yesterday' morning for their futurcl homo. _

-Referring to the statement in

this column yesterday about a mad ox, it appears to have been some-i what inaccurate. It is now stnteo, that the ox did not belong to nl local butcher, and was only mad itil tht' sense of being stubborn, lying, down and refusing to go further. lt] was slaughtered by it local butcher* to ol»l_ige the owrier.-Com.

Summerside. They were non-commit tal in reply to questions asked re- garding the railway facilities. but promised to give the demands ol the

Easy to Take

Bounce p vegetable-yet. tin : oogh,pmmup.:zo\lthmi,uti»fu:\ory-

Ho0d’s Pills

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all others in t §

The lsland's *_*%iTll ,

Busiest Store "““=‘*"P- , l

Finish and Work-

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Values in

Ready-to-Wear Qlothing

OU will find the latest Models and the one that is sure to please in our New

Y Spring and Summer Showing of Suits and Light Overcoats for men and young

men. CLOTHING OF QUALITY, properly cut and fitted, manufactuied

by competent tailors, in a. large, airy, healthy, factory, where every attention is given t to the small details that go to make a' finished garn1ent."l.`his is the kind we offer and thoroughly recmnmeurl-the kind that has given us a reputation for best value and

reliable' cptalitics, which none can dispute. `

Men’s Tweed Suits

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!°siona"to ‘have .thatl lpurt poi thd

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'D-onald, .Dyke Road; John 'l‘. Murphy, | Newton, ani James J. Gillis, l\'[oi?-l ,trose'. There were no criminal casey before the court amd after the usunll proceedings tho Grand Jury was dis'-‘ ~ chnrge-d. The following non-jury cas: rs were dilsposed of yesterday:-Neil' l\lcQu-nrrir. versus Joseph Doiron, am ». ahsent debtor. Judgment for plnin-1 tm for $92.31. Noxon & cn., Limited;

citizens every consiccrntioti. Dr. Mc- Lell n asked Mr Butltr for ermis

grounds west of the station plouglled up and sawed down with grass, the town promising to do this work pro, vided the Hailwn looked after 't

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-Alfred Clark loft: yesterday morn- ‘ A _" ~ ‘ _ ' I 51 ' ‘ ` ing On return to Cleveland, Ohio. Bl- ' ` ' _

ter spending a low days at his home - _

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nnuol \ Big White

~ ° Wea-r Sale

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Will bommence Thursday, l0th mst.

Beautifub stock-Generous price Redtictions--Watch

for price list latter. .

. Al OR ®.lC0.

Fine China

-The Railway commissioners with In addition to the large line of Staple Crockery always carried we now ltavf-`sev@r,1

- zsrufefl- gfhlhie' hIti;lii\:‘ll§fdPsf`§f‘¢,f,‘f,wm1,l‘{|ne\v hues of the finer makes of China, such as _

CHURCH AND HOUSE

Royal Crown Derby

Cauldon ~ Paragon

_ Haviland Limoges.

of the Commissioners expressed their' "”"'

-Tho Jun term ofthe Supreme

Court opened in Summerside ester

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day morning, His Lordship Mr.! I I I I

, Justice Fitsgurald, presidir-g. The

W ifoilowlng gcnltlcmcn uutuposcd thu, .

I Grand Jury:-John Anderson, Ken-1 ‘ ~ . . ~. 4 ,sin,-,_ton, Foreman, James Morrison, Creel McArthur, D. K. Currie, James, <_ _ , A. McNeill Wm. Nianson Summer l

that it was no into uno INT. MC3Im...& Y a 0 The Commissioners left b thu

morning »-----~ -------~~ »-------- --~ ~~ >-A' - rv ~ f ~ - »~' -» ~----~ V - -Y rt

side: Nclsdn Hooper, Btdclquc; John Henderson, Centerville; i’at’l< Mc-j

llridc, Central Bcdeout; David Mc-I

Loan, Brae, Lot 9, Frank Glydon,i ' l\Iari;ntc; Joseph Taylor, Lotwcr Free-l

ltown, Janus Squarebriggs, Miscou~l che; Major Clark, Cope Travers:e;E Chas. Doull, Carleton; James Kinch,!

Lot 1; .John J. 1-it-.i1,'rmve11ei~'.-l~

Rt-st.; Michael McCa1.ie, Mikidlutcn; i\l ;_-

(I. Deliuncy, North Tryon; William’ Callaghan, Ebbsfleet; Alexandra M'

7. 5 0 tO lo. 5 0

llictlium _:ind dark Mixed 'l`\v\u-df: mul .\`t~rf;t-e in popular coloriugs and n

c'-~u\]>l<-le vnrietyof stylus three button S1-~l-1, lloublt- Brvusted and ordinary.

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logic ilru.-islt-tl lliotit-ls, all properly cut :uui trimuuvl. .\ splendid opporluniiv

for si-lcrtion uud texvclleril value nl this Spring moo p--ico nach '

$7.50, $9.00 and $I0.50.

Mens .Suits

12.50 to l7.00

.\ line of Iiaiulsolue suits for _vouug mon :uid nlcu who wzinl correct :ind

,versus John McDougall and nnothcr. |Jttognient for pmir-un for $539.31! .

iN\eil McLeod for piaintiil. Louisi Bros. Limited versus D. Romers,{ ljudgumcnt for plaintiff for $449.67,l ;Stcwart, K. (J. for plaintiff. Clmrlcsl f

Shaflord and others versus R. 13.' Sotmrelirigrgs, judgement: for plain-_ ‘ till. Gcorgo E. Auld- versus \Vclling~j ton A. Johnson, juf.'genre'nf. for _pltiiir till i`or_ $148.38, Stewart K, C, for; plnintiif_ G. A. Thompson versus, Jnmcs A. Brennan fi-nd another, act<_ f ion for rejcctment, judgnierlt 'for thc, whole of thc land claimed, John Con»‘ 1' nors versus W. B. Bowness, j\~.d'g~ 'rncnt [nr the dcfcnitlamt, McQu~arric,‘ K. C. for plnintlll, Saunders for de- 7-. fcrnlont. Tho case of Martlher M. lingers vorsus Stewart R. Cairns'

.liguiiitd apparel :it n moderate cost. Lhuspicuous among this lot are in lu- _fouud it bemiiilul ztssorinient of Fam-v (lolored Worslcds in the popular shud- »n_g~ of Brmvu, _Ohvt-_ ilu'-t-n_ .md Dm-l_; Graiy mixtures, also _a noted colleciicu or Blur-lt. and .\.'\vy ('l.i_-,» I‘w|ll.-i and \'\cun:|s. fast tives. fnsluonabl made u in

wars before the court 'when it wdjour- ned.

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tin- latest ii11ulol<:|~ wvll :is cou.<t~r\':\\v.'e .styles andzui excellent qualily of truuu'1ug~'. Th-_\ t-:~<il_v rrprcseut some oi`the best values we have ever shown

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.-I lli-‘se pittws, p r -stu

$12 50, $l4.00, ~$l5.00, $16.00 and $17.00.

Shower Proof Coats and Spring Overcoats

For the mnu who ivauts best f|t1:1liiit».~' and latest style and to whom moi:cy‘s worth is also n

Cousiderqtion we have solilcsplcmlid values lo show in these lines.

Met

thrvu

Mr-um viidvlr (`.,~,i_\' und Olivo Sluulv (`rn.venc|ii~ show-

er l‘r¢»f\l`L`o=\i_ .f-\'l length. lmlinii lined. Ji-op lup»~l and

Collar

l\ieu'~ llnrk (lrey Striped (.ra\'vt1srtl-(Iwit -4 luuiilh.

well mzule :md trimm"<l. li,-ich .. . .. _ .... ._ . . . . $8-50

Light 'l`uppr»r On-rfzotii, slim-I l».eui;1h.\ nice garuicnt

in sli ules of duvlt mixed gn-_v. Spf-cial vrtluv at the i1l'li‘<'

|‘,,~ D."-,; _~&f|~|p(-fl Cr=ivcm~ll\‘ Ovcr¢‘u.'l'. llaiiui lim-i

l\lcu's Spring Overt‘o.'i\~; ol' lu1|1o'it‘Ll Y*1ugl*sl\ ll|.u-1.

L-1, ,ur r |-,||,»,»\|~_y :_ |_.-,L (ht, bi|\».=('iiil \‘:ilu»- e'\\'l\..$6.00

\`i.~uua, nicely. trimmed with silk facing. ordin:u~_\' _1-4 length. At:|st_\' line shown in three qualities. Sporiullv priced cnch, $|0.00. $IJ.50 $15.00. _ '

Menis very fine quality imported Cra\‘eue'te Over-

vont. <|1rk grey volnr, _qo inches long. A sph-udid l`iti< i|igi'o:n. with good linings and wurknmii-sl\i|i :mtl one wliioll wc cam highly recunivneml :il the price, inch . . .'

.Ext-#]l»|\t \'.'ilue:|t .. ._ . .$7.50

e:u'l| . . . . ... ._ . _ < - $6-75

Two and 'Ihrec Piece Suits for the Boys

l`\er ho old euou li io \wnr irousi-in luis icleus ol his oun in rt- ard lo his tiotltin 'tml if he does not like

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his spit you ulu_v l'v~d :ts-survtl il \vou`| \\'i‘.'ir long. You mn lu|_\' lower priced vlulhcs lor _vuur lioys than our kind. lint ¢|nu`|. ll Won`i janv i\`n\vlu~re <‘;|n _von \\'u=it~ |n.\|u~_\' so t‘:|sllv :ts un pon' vlnllivs f"'u‘ lmys, \\'c sell ll\\‘ g'\\u|l i't-liulilv leiiul. lnrule for yl|:||\.~ ihul ruu uiul ~.'r.'i|l||ilu, tuuilvli-iuui cllnilv. renl livv boys, :uul the \'zu~iciy is so vxl\\|isi\‘c at t-:ich nge that _ion will luivv no lruublo lu st-It-ctiiig the pnlit~ru~t mul --lylvs that wul plvaisi- him :uid at prices iluil _\'0u \\'il| approvi- of _vuur.~aeli`.

Tw/~ |’iet'<- Suits frmn size .nz un in 34 :it from $2.00 :mtl 1-vorv prim-lu-1\\'.'e|\ up io\.. .. . .. . .. . .$7 50 'i`lu-ev i’iert- Suits in nil <le~iral\l<~ u\:|ti-riuls :uul uuult-Is, sizes _»-‘4 to 35, prlves $3.75. $4.50. $5.75 $6.50 up

issuroo. _,_ __ A __ _

Highest Market Price .Cash For Wool __ l

Sinclair Stewart, i Ltd.

6-2wd&r6w Summerside. f' ~

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Sovereign Cash-

mere Hose and Half

_ Hose. Ask your deal-

er for this brand

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SHIPPING NEWS.

Ervtcret.-June 8-S. S. Halifax, Ellis . Boston; Schr. North Star, l"inlay~

son, Pinctte; Hchr. Organ, Grant,

. Orwcli.

-Cleared-June B-Schr. Orgrln, Grant,

Picton; Schr. North Star, l?‘i.'nla,y- son, Pkzttle; S. B. Halifnx.ElIis, Boston; Schr. Ada Louisa, Trunt- holm,\Baie Verte; S. S. Liberty,

_ Murphy, McPherson’s Cove, C. B.

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l)lt\lu,';uc»~» 'l‘eaclier-Niuue the Greatest Empire, on idnlth

Sohoinr-l<1n.piie I. niment

'I‘encher-lt. iinn lexcelicht nrticic, l , Gm' Metlll 540° $4-50 ` ' I .

hut why do you clnss- it with other| ' I

Empires. _ O 1

Scholar-Became it cures while o'th~ ' ° _,- ' rr Empires are exercising their ut- & '

most imzenuity to Kill. I J ’ . Manufactured by the-Asepto Mfg.

'l'e_wl1er--Cor (lo to the head ._.,_ __A ____ ___, _ _ _ _ _ _

guaranteed to ivory nun: who wears npnir of our Gold Bond shot-.~i together with a perfuctiou of style

‘ and durability.

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' /I "'p’Tol . ,~.,_ _

Oxford Tie Shoes _ M

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Patent Ties $4 oo $4,5o, is-00. Ta" " $3-50 $4-0° $4-so Si-00

KAINIT, MURIATE OF POTASll,SllLl’llATE ~

. OF POTASH. BONE MEAL.

containing holiest percentage of soluble and available plant food in the best and economical forms known to agricultural science.

Each ingredient sold separate and unmixed as

USED IN ENGLAND enabling the farmer to obtain his fertilizing materials at the lowest possibieicost ani in the proportions best adapted to his partcular re- quirements of soil and crop, paying no "manufacturers" proiit which on most brand amounts to 25 per cent. The farmer saves this while '

No better Fertilizers can pissibly .bc manufactured.

I8 years constant _use of these manures'by our most pro= grefssive farmers prove their superiority over all others on the market. Send for pamphlets, "The potato crop in Canada"

Food for plants" and etc, free on application '

AU 5.139

4-s<>mwfd&f6w CHARLOTTETOWN

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Gold Bond | S .- __ ` w1|¢;|jAseplq

Gives in llelplllil Hand, Washing Labor is Halved-

Aserro at uni nay -gf*

ofa wash-day helper; Un it will Im! wnicr or with coli.

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Secure shoe comfort i~ _ - ` .

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' ` " \ A bl l' l to nlmcketv 4 __ Q) _ __ ta sspoonn

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1?/gl’ `f.'_"' ;

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. water in plenty. Leave the cloihu

in this preplrntion for hw hun"-

~ s. :;_= -; -».:_ ‘ and attend ‘to otbef household

I E§€*§&="::" " ’ duties. Aftur the time in up. 3-‘H

I I H \ ' l wilibemnudm-ee |10" "~'.""l’

_, __ _ . . - ._ 4 »‘u..»..¢

' Plz., \. ' ' , 4 In lb: :h;‘:'u:ll¢kd;.tru?l`ivl“huh-

\ ' " . . board. _

AS EPTO clmna beffer than soap-is a hamlnsi 04¢"1“"' """'"p["

"RP P0Wd¢r. Costs but 5c. a package, nt all discerning gf0¢¢f|° -_

_ ,_, SQAP,

Co., St. John: N~B‘

Pownsn

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l y 1 l . . lution it tins dom. The modest wnsg These goods need no further introduction. They have stood for year-s for all that is

, . .

tlhte good in China - bold in any quantity and can be matched any time later.