”“’_’3' ’9°8_ ` THE oi~iARLo'1."rE'rowN GUARDIAN -

....,-1,-._. .

over 400 years. It is abs

or a .close

shave.

The “Gillette” is always ready - -and you can

shave yourself \vitli it in froni

. 3 to 5 minutes, at

a cost of a fraction

of a cent a day.

It‘is itlie ideal razor for

I . I

I silent

- _ - The “Gillette” 'is the only new idea in razors for

its work-uses a *thin wafer blade with double edges, which may be adjusted for

¢ ’ ' either 3 light 'rpg ciiii-uc r-.1i'¢iy naiarconnlsts `

<:__dl_z¢_i_'I_p_i;_sii\_er _planed lnildcr ___ _"___" ____r;__L_i_g_e;_ilexililc 1.l:i_des, “__” an _______:i\ .icr ease. lriec Cutlery lfanlu-A ni' Jelvdry Dm '

__ . _ _ - nre,sp<»nluuG,,° ,

an Dcpariiueut Stores.

C Ol'

booklets. lfhreu

cannot supply you. wr Le us.

young. men and old men-for tender faces and wiry bends, _

llllllll 00. UF Clllllll Llhillfll

MONTREAL.

olutely safe in

New Advertisements

las:

In St. Pauls Schoolroom TUESDAY EVENING

l'lAY 26

PART I.

1 Vocal Solo--M.iss Amy Earle.

2 licailing-Mr. C. N. Pruuer. 3 Club Swinglnge-Mr. Rufus Hogan. 4 Vocal Solo-Miss Constance Fitz-

gerald.

5 Male Quartette-Messrs Moore,

Wcllner, Easter, and Hine.

6 Instrumental Duet-Miss Winnifred

DcBlois and Prof. Watts.

7 Vocal Solo-Mr. Parker Hooper,

8 llhafing Dish Tragedy.

Orchestra during Intemlssio-1.

PART II.

)

9 Vocal Solo-Miss Lucy Blanchard. IU Heading-Miss Harrison. ll Mandolin Solo-Mr. Rifus Hogan. lt! Vocal Solo-

I3 Violin Solo-Miss Helen Palmer. 1-I Cornet Duet-Messrs I-.'f,_n_e _and Davison. ' _

15 Court of Justice. " Act IV Merchant of Venice. Doors open at 7.30. ~ Entertainment commences at 8 o'- clock, Admission adults 20e child- ren ,LQ and 150." ‘~ I' ‘f '

cc_>_A|. I

LIG HTDRAUGHT Schooners

Loaded Without Delay

Sydney Coal Co., Ltd.,

HUGH G. CAMPBELL.

General Manager

North Sydney P. O. '

-Phone Sydney Mines 24

_zigdgni pd _

MOIRS’

_Chocolates

and

Kisses

Ii_e;t= by every test..

We have a full line of the hltest “iueri'y \vidow",. they come `r.l5 up to 2.85. Always the last word in niiiiwy acre. (Hom at McLeod

5 agdrii

Victoriaday "fixins” fOr 111611-

in ovgry sqft of fnmlshings can be-

.siipplied here in the greatest range in the city, and we can savc _you money in every line. Negllgec sliirts,`85c`$z i'5`i.5o,and up., SOI!

front'slii'm soo ‘Loo and :.31- Underwear 75c i.oo, 1.50 per Sl! t and up to $4.00. Moore 8: MCL€0d-_

' _x - __ 5 agdrii

Glovesnneclkwear, bills, frillings

e\'cry.sor€ of tkgig in this line is here a* titlle ter than in most -“Ores -and as this is the only St0"€ Sending a buyer over to Europe *hu Sari-z fmiscnpriuz »f°°l< us. "Ol only havé bdtter Ines to offer

‘nu Int e can fisell them cheaper ‘ Moorg, &‘¢¢L|°_d' __ _ 5 Qgdrli

'Red roses Victoria day uf nurserys 18 Prince Street.

good housekeeper wants best qual-

|ity at best price. She will get this in BALMORAL Marmalade. -

‘Don't forget sale of John Darmcli property corner of Pownal and Rich- mond streets, Charlottetown, on Thursday May 28th inst. 5-16d9i.

*A large lot of valuable books will be sold at the fur-niture sale on Tuesday next at the home of W. A_ Weeks. Among Others a full set of 25 volumes Brittartcd Eneylopcdia as_ good as new.

*Tenders ure invited ff r repairing th Salvation Ainiy Burvacks. Specifics! _ tions may be seen Fiiday evening on tlioproniises, Ad lrers tenders prom- pily to \\'. A Hawley, llllb Kent Street.

5-22d2ipd.

IQ’ Ouliu g shirts and trousers a sliowiiig the only complete raiigq nioiitiiig' shirts and trousers iii th_ City. Golf and Tennis players `\vill fiiid.wli:\i they want at the Up-'1`o- Dzite Fiiriiieliiiig Store. H. H. llrowu, 'l`lic_Yo_uug Men's Man 5-igdrliv. `

_ ...._. IT§,5__ 2 price suits. I ani showing splciidid i'aiii.{c oi 2 piece outiii snits,_iii different snades of nic grey 'Hewsoni _T weeds. _Prices $7.511 to $12 oo. Have one for Victorie Day also separate trousers in th; same cloths. Price $3.00 H. H. Brown. The Young Meii’s Man

5-Igdrlw

:A large stock of Waterman’s _Ideal

fountain pens' just received. G. 1-1. Taylor, Jeweler. 5-23021,

“For goodness sake," for `_the sake

of the satisfaction you get from us- ing it, buy "Salads" Tea. It pays to pay for quality.

03- Soft shirts and soft collars at soft prices. No fellow is properly fitted for ii holiday without au nice soft Neglige shirt See the rang: I ani showing and be convinced that Iain headquarters for all such luies of goods. I am the only Up-To-Date Furiiislier, H. H. Brown, The Young Meii’s Man. 5-igdrlw.

The people are coinpariiig wall

paper values these days. that is the _reason why \ve are selling more paperevcry day than any time since we commenced business. Previous to our taking hold of the wallpaper business there were no houses carrying a regularcity line of papers- we » have revolutionised the business in Charlottetion. Moore & McLeod. _ _ 5 23dU

:Just the thing for Queen’s Birth-

day 4 pairs fisherman's waders worth $6.25 for $5.00. Jas Patou & C0- 5-Z3d0f. - ‘

:Our 42 inch venetians at 65c. per

yard irre said to be worth :wc com- pare ic with any 69c line in this City or any Mall Order House in .Canada get samples Brown, Black and Green Bad shipment expected next week. James Paton & Co.

5-23d.tl

.____. .

Our mail order department is

:very day getting orders ifi opposi -"ion to the biggest mail order concerns in the land. ’l`l_iere’s a reason, we can and do give best values in every line we handle. And as we have often reminded \ ou this is the most conipletelv equipped dry 'goods store in the Province. and the one to which mail orders can he sent with the certainty that they \-ill ‘be filled from a widelv selected stock, offering ample range of choice. Moore & McLeod. 5 z3drn

Send anv day for samples of

anything vou mav be in need _of, re can supplv you with anything in our llne at a saving on any house in the Country. Try us, we will not expect your business unless we can satisfy you- Moore 81. McLeod- _

- 5 z3drii

_.Sec our advertisements for Nfpwfia pay ¢nggestrpns.__‘Worth' while ideas rlgliti rough thentall

_ii-is KiN<;’s_ _coiiiiY_ euiiuiii

`i Ollices In Montague,

._ _ _ J Capt. W. A. .Iohmione J, _ ‘ ._ _ Hanlzari and in Searls. lIor‘ey S- Acorn, lanazer.

z V\'e the undersigned nierchunis of Montague agree to close our r-;spcctivc

pliéies of Business on Victoria Day May :-5) . .

J..I’ Crockett & Co.

Poole and 'I' hoinpson. '

McPherson Bros,

Alex l\Ie.Le0d. D -I. McLean.

McDonald and Merry.

A. U. l\lcDonuld.

K. McLeod.

5-2lilths|'tlls2i

MONTAGUE MARKETS. Corrected for every Wednesday nad

` Saturday issue.

Herring per bbl. $5.00 to 6.00

Potatoes, por bus. 85 to 40 Turnips, par bus. 16 Eggs,per dol. 16 Oatmeal. per cwt. $3.25 Butter, per lb. (dairy) I4 to 25 Butter, per lb. (creamery) 29 no 30 Hay, pressed $13.00 to 14.50 Hides, perlb. _ 4 Harley, per bus. 60 Hay, per ton. loose $12.00 to 14.50 Beet, per lb. (carcass) 5 to G Pork, per lb.. (carcass) Gi to 7 Lamb, per lb. (carcass) 6 to 7 Oalfeklns, per lb. 5 to 6 Cabbage, per doa. 50 Beats, per bus. ,» 40 Carrots, per bus. 40

Sud. per qulutal '$4.00 to 5.00 .Outs pol-_ hug, 40

Flour, Roller Process .per 196lhs.$5.

5! 1: '__

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.£9 I'

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4 .- ii

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The great scenic invesliture of ;'Under the North Star” is so uni- quo.and original as to be worthy of especial and separate mention. The harbor of Live_rpool,at night,as seen from the deck of the Admiral's flag ship decorated for a naval ball; and surrounded by the British fleet, the hut oi the cast-aways in the Polar regions, locked in by the horrors of

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' ""-'-"§i- .f.‘}"-~ ‘ ’* .- -‘,- ~ ' :_--,»- ,.1 niwsiuliilnu .- ,- $3 \,_ i'“-‘l‘~”-.;__-_ _ "AW: ,q|lul|||n_iiy,;,_ =\ ._ +:~;_Ii1|»-

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the arctic w ter, the moonlit Ddrk in England ith the wonderful vis- ions of the land of eternal snov/,and the Northern Ocean with its ice- bergs and Aurora and last the bar- bor of St. John’s Newfoundland. Each scene is a masterpiece. Tues- day night Gordon and Bennett Co., will p?esent for Hearth and Home and Wednesday Along the Keiinebec.

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sis

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- Funn-

\§§ _ C of/5 .li -

Charlottetown.

ly very comfortable, and hope all mail orders customers will be as well pleased as I am.

~Bcl5u a"Fmnklin”Hat atl{

'llrown`s.

-"New rhubarb, new cucumbers,ripe tomatoes, Bermuda onions, Egyptian onions, asparagus, epmach, greens,

19th, aiso 8 ci radish, parsley, parsnips, carrots,

prevents chaps and roughness. Its a skin food, readily absorbed, leaving no sticky or greasy feeling--Z5c.‘ a bottle. Sold only by "The Two Macs."

:Fishermen Attention. We have 4

pairs Scotch wading pants made _[rpm heavy rubbered duck guaranteed waterproof $6.25. Special $5.00 a pair. Jas. Paton & Co. 5-28dtf.

Read _Pat0n’s Saturday specials.

5-dtddil.

_ B'B_uy your hats at Browii's.

FAH H. Brown is the Up-to-

date Hatter.

.._,~u_¢,.\.`_,,~'_._,_- _ \` .

'Moore & McL¢0d- 1 5 ’3d"i“

/ __ _ ___ 3_2 ° \ f ` .’?"1. I "

° = -+5 '

\`> ` `,mAaEM¢i/1/(_ ` -

Yours Very Truly _ _

it EIJRM-‘TRAINING

f eonssr

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' _r _ UR TDUT DMIZN

You will be Sfylisli if you wear this

Superior Model-"The Corset wiflioui 3 lllvill", sold in all good .Gores through- out Canada. `

'No stout woman has ever yet reduced her ab-

domen with comfort and perfect ul-:Iy, by the

use ot any corset except lhc "D & A" N0. 575.

li is impossible to accomplish similar iccullc by '

any other method-ilicrc is no :ub:l'luic for lliii Renowned D H A Fdrnl Trlllllng C0l‘Sel_ qlylt' 575-.

Yrlee : $3.50

“BOMINION CORSliT C0., Maiiuiiiciurcrs. iii-'17f€@. Moiiircal. Tvruuw ' _

Messrs James Paton & Co. ‘°‘9.‘5

D‘ii;¢§ii;;i:_¢nair this am. 1 con. _ “Sovereign” Cash'

sider it excellent value, and certain- mere Hoge with liiieii

5 splicing wearthe best.

-O-O-C

W' A' JOHNSTONE' 'New Rhubarb, A bananas, oranges,

grape fruit, pineapplses etc., for Vic- toria Day cheap nt Beer ;&; Goff's to- day. 5~23dli.

MADE A HIT IN PARIS. I

celery by the S. S. Halifax Tuesday; PARIS- M113’ 21--Giffdldine FBT'

our own mwgh of lettuc rar achieved a personal triumph,

in a not very successful opera.

_ 1 _ t ¢_ _ J_ _]_ G _ when she appeared last night :n

gfigdtmg ps po B aes ny |"Le Clown Unique,” at the Opera

“Excuse us but have you use<i_C°miuue- A zvodly number °fAm-

,mcg wggch 11,581 0,~¢a_m 7 Th°,erxcans were present, but the French orsam that .nuttin the sion und portion uf the audience was equally

enthusiastic.

ITED .

_ii_i1 LOWE-At Murray River, P.E.Isla»nfd,

May 16th, 1908, Thomas 'Lowe, aged seventy-six years.

siocx o_u__o_iAnov s

__ May 22.

B. R. T. _ 50 Southern Pacific 86 Copper 641 St. Paul 1381

:There's money to be saved on eve Union Pacific 145i ing wear and other Saturday snaps U- S- M091 139 at Pawn & C0'i tdday. 5-Z3d1l. B3ltim0l`3 39

' . Sugar 139;

3_H. H. Brown is the Up-to- C_ p_ R_ 158! Date Hatter. lneaalng 114;

U. S. Steel Pre, z102|

CHICAGO MARK ETS

.#1

CHICAGO, _ May 22-(Special)--,

Corn ` _ '\ " , - 65

:Choa fruit for Vetnrvu Dpy at Wheat _ . `< ,T 90 -I

.Bear (letra toni bt. Bananas. |1911; no pineupplea, oranges. rhubarb Ac., rc- Corn 6 cotvcd this morning from Bolton. Wheat I

,-».-,.- _ ~5~IlQLl.- _

.» For the 25th

‘I I!

EIGHT l"l.lES

For 25 cents '

Reds Rods, Casts:

The Best

_ So. Cigar

Montrose

RED OS '

TRADE. AND SHIPPING

May 22-Entered-sch. _Annie D.,

Olesen, Port Hastings; sch. Lda M, Williams, Port Hastings; sch, Laura Cox, Waye, Buctouche; sch. Henry Nickerson, LeBlanc, Descouse, C. B.

May Z2-Cleared-sen. Edward Grov-

er, Crnickshank, Cape George; sch. Venture, Read, Pugwash; sch. Po- lar Star, Cormier, Picton, N. S., sch. Minn‘e Bell, Thompson, North- port.

A SINGULAR CONTEST.

Have you made a start collecting

bottoms of ORANGE MEAT pack- ages? The ORANGE MEAT people are offering FIFTY-TWO DOLLARS a year FOR LIFE, besides several other lareo cash prizes, to winners in their competition.

If you wish to compete send in

your name and address to ORANGE MEAT, Kingston, at once. They will forward full particulars and en- ter vour name on the list of com- petitdrs.

Commence saving the `nntt---_ c'

packages :ind write lor uul‘r.iciilai-s TODAY. ORANGE MEAT is modi- of the whole wheat, 'l`HIli".iilIllil.'. STEAM-COOKED, adding Malt. Sugar and Salt. then flakcd and toasted.

CH URCH SERVICES. -

Changes to he made in Church ser-

vices should be at this ofllco not later than one o’clock Friday after- noon.

METHODIST.

First Mcthodist-Rev. Mr. Thomas

at 11 and 7. Strangers welcome. Attentive ushers. Sunday School 2.30 ,\flei.\'s Bible League at 2.45. Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7.30. Bible Study on Friday at 8 p. m.

Grace Church.-Prayer meeting at

10 a. m. Local Preacher at 11 and Rev. Mr. Rice at 7. Sunday Sunday School at 2.20. Strangers, always we,come and provided 'with comfortable seats.

PRESBYTERIAN. St. James.-Rev. T. F. Fulderton

at 11 and 7. Strangers always wei- come and provided with good seats. Sunday School and Bible classes at 2.30.

Zion.-Prayer meeting at 10 n. m.

Rev. G. E. Ross at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible class at 2.30. Students and strangers cordi- ally welcome to all services.

BAPTIST.

Baptist-Rev. G. R. White at 11 and 7. Sunday School class at 2.30 p. m. Visitors always welcome welcome and provided with comfort- able seats.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Central Christian Church-Preacb-

ing Rev. Jno. H. McQuerry at 11 a,m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School 'at 2.30 p. m. All seats free and unappropriatad.

BT. DUNSTAN-'S CATHEDHAL. First Mass at 7.30. Childron'n

Mass at 8.30 Catechism immediately after Mass. High Mass at 10.30. Vesperi-:_ and Benedictlon at 7 p. m.

ANGLIOAN. '

St. Paul's.-Morning prayer and

Holy Communion at 11 c~'t-lock. Sunday School at 2.30. Evening Prayer at 7 p. m. All seats free and unappropriated.

St. Peter’s.-Canon Simpson, M.A.

Priest Incumbent. Holy Communion 8 a. m. Services at 11 a.m. Sar- vices at 7 p. m.

SALVATION ARMY.

Sunday Service at 7, 11, 3, and

1.30 p. in. Weak nights Service.- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8 p. m.

Y. M.

Men’s Meeting at m. Boys'

meeting at 10 e.. ni.

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Avard Anderson, Bridgetown Lunibv.-rni.'ni mid proprietor of s Livery nimble says he has "used

EMPIRE LINIMENT

in his stables nail finrliiit has n

equal lor Horse l)isioni‘»er` and just used it on a vnlunh ¢~ beast with wonderful results."

Bridgetown, N. S.,

Feb. aoth., |9o7.

~ Wlial a

Woman Gets

_when she buy! a pair"o'f ».‘_'RoyaI Purple” Shen.

Cvlnforl. - “ Rqyll

Purple" Shoes are mid: on _a variety of lasts,

` modelled after real

women’s feet of various shapes. Select the right

shape and you get a glove it and footease. _

(Dear.-‘The pick of the enormous q\ia.ntiti_e

of leather we buy goes into “Royal Purple”‘Sl1o¢5, and you get splendid wear out of them.

,_ _ Jlylv.-The trim, " ' shapely lines thatdelight

the feminine soul make

_ .I this shoe worthy of its

72:?

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w ..;e -"5 II i ' For these qualities you

3 psy-not $6.or.»fbut $3.50.

"I W

3” 5'0"

Amos-llolden, Limited,

ST. .l0llN, Nl.

< - 40

- At Money Saving Prices

We have an immense slaorlmenl to choose from, all made express

ly for us bythe best factories in America, mud: to aimd the herd

wear andiear of travel, and af prices that will help you hdve more io

spend while away,

A Good

Trunk

An Extra Good Trunk

i\I:|de of selected wood, cover-

ed with good qui-iliiy canvas, two sole leather straps. brass

with but box, 32 inches long . . .

Sail canvass covered square

wptrunk, sheet iron bottom, slats, brass lock and brass lrini iuings, fibre bound deep set up (my with covered hat box. 34 inches long, an extra due trunk . .f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

mc; - - -

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' C: 'i l steel --

A 000.1 sun _...

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mine inn i-

' C886 lion, grain

leather. brass lock and limi- iiiiu .i ood stron liii es,len

|l -4.77

is-sz _ _ iz _'iz - _.\\ \.\\\\\\\\

limi- ,;¢r_|p=, inside, solid leather \¢,-;‘-;€

n\ ` \\ `\ \_~~`-.\

.7/Tl

fi /an

_ii_iii;l_!es aiiéorncrhza inches

- _.s \\\ v 1 -=\.¢2§_,_._. =

_ Real leather Sui! Case, steel *

A' 'Leather frnvnc, brass luck and trini- cggg ai 3 ]_0w ':iings,__le;_;ilier_ siru;_>s inside,

~ riiio i . 7 f 1 Cas* 24

Pune' icucliclsl ’l'diig. . . . . . . . .

W " ___ __ _ __ *""' "'t.~.f-_:.r_-_.__ . s-_-_-___.-~- - ...__--2

To PROFESSIONAL _

_ MERCANTILE and

- BII

Your time is just as valuable and should be insure

as much as your stock in trade or your house. '

Make good the loss you or your family are bound

to experience by your enidrced absence from business, or by loss of sight. or limb or life, b accident.

Accinenrs iuirrbn To ONE IN si=vi-:N.-(Vide Statistics.) Accmtnr msuiuinci: .

Is as_ Important as Life Insurance to which it is ii admirable supplement. \

The Employers' Liability

Assurance Corporation, Lid

Stands _ First IIIIIIZlTT.'&lili.3'.fi’|,§i’1'l2l°"'

. ln Financial Strength.

HYNDMAN ®. C0 Provincial Agents _ Charlottetown PLE I

dnisit'

than anv other more in Charlotte- We "9

town. Reason why, this is the (ml -f “mf 49 CWI

- store that sent A buyer to the Old Pl€l§¢‘\’¢m€mb¢f

FARMERS

Now is ihc time when all nnrts. truck wagons, eic. need to he in

good order for the spring work. We can supply wheels and make you pairs without loss of iiinc.

Also fine line of buggies. road wagons etc, in slack. Give us a cull;

J'O}:\.1:1 LIOI'_»e<B»I1 ds $01;

dsrtuftf Montague ~ »

More new dry goods in this store

` 0

countrie-I to select its spring and lines “mf When S015 011! summer stock. Moore & _ McLeod. fflllaced- 30 "°\\ Wm heed t0

5 ,sdui Moore 8|. McLeod. ` 3

liunks and Cases

For Your Holiday Tr'p

i i 'J _,__

lock and lriiulnings. deep tray,

$7l

`.'

,\ '

Hundreilreds of other lines of all kinds of travelling needs

JAS. PATON & CO