PAGE EIGHT 4 "' 'mn Lamar News ‘W -'I‘HE‘CHARLOT'I`E'IlOWN GUARDIAN ""' Fm" °1" Am i l MAY1'z` `

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ll You question ol FOOD

VALUE. get Mooney'l

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The Auto-Heroine, at New Won-

Perf¢eti:nCr¢amSodu. asriami tonight. The 'ranting rest

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'llxey Datum the nnln-I

DQ-tlle bone md muscle

Yet they are so delicate

that children and invali& may mllte them the hd

i aight. moisture-proof ps|l|.~

'~hus, all the crispness ap: - _f "f;;~-4- i' _ good fh f shl b , ~ -- ` ` =,:.;.:. .:.i... __ until they reach you. I ' ' ` ` __,

l. ~, There is 8°od food and

il eating in Mooney'| Hf _ _ _ _

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pan cd every meal `- ` mm Q -

Hou-|ey`s Biscuits are °*°"I

Pchai as they come V' $9 N Y

__ ;s_ hot from the ovens, in sir- vgsgvq _ __ _ __ l_

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its-iimd ,straw .- \_ ° »\

THE Moonzv aiscun I at CANDY co. i_|M|'rEo. mu MUQNEY El$t‘Jll=wfl_\Nl`Y(0

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Handsome Spring lfurnishmgs

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New, clci 1, crisp things in every line ofour Vlcn's Hab-

crtlasliery. Stylus flint are different.

- Handsome patterns in Shirts 75c, $1 oo to 1.75.

Choice and exclusive Neckwear 25c, 35C to s!.io.

The best nmlccs of Gloves$I.oo to 1.75.

L'u<lcr\\'car from the best mills- 5oc, 75c to $2.25.

lixcelleut Hos1_ry ---correct styles in Collars and Cliffs,

If\'-.~rytliiu;,; tli:it`s good in l\leii's Togqery.

Our entire <‘orl; of liiiriiisliirigs is fairly bristliug with

new tliings for u .\lz\u’s Wardrolie.

D. A. BRUCE.

Clothicr and Habcrdashcr. i '

ttsruiwftf Victoria Ro €

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ture,_ Curtains, Houselio

I.,it1CnSet<‘. 4-22dtf that grow, buy the best,

.Carter`s. 4-I wsrr,

host; that grow. are the p

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Traveller $4 00 Shoe t f '

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'|`v‘f\\'1'll<’r Slow-. ure st-ld riiriwt, to you . _

from our Fzu:tov_\'. 'fliey :irc funds- ou thai ' i ' ' h;oul-scwcrl iliiicrh.-t, 'I r;¢\'i-ller Shot s :ire .. ` '

made on iw.-is that lit ilu- feet nod flenuri- :Q ful lo looll ul. 'l`ra\-elli-r Shoes look and , 'J . \Vh:\| is morvappre we-ar as well as $_;.oo shoes of other "ti ,__ ,_ I makes. lrc\~i\u.=c Ihr) :ire irmdi- up ot only ' °'\°.§ ,, ll 'L '“ y tm" ll the \-ery he-\ m:\t<~ri.iI:~.ilmt icaiilzi- houglit. \ ‘ '

~ Let tue fit _\-in to at pair.

Special Attention » to Mall Orders |'

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Carter's Seeds Grow. are

vialcil

some Diamouil Riu

\Ve have a nice line tos

.fron, at astonishingly Low P

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C 0 N R _Set in a variety of Precious St

Isingly ind in artistic combinations

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V' ’_`=”’ "gill

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Peas

SUPERB NEW ' ` I

SWEET PEAS

Fsshion’s Fragrant Favorite

Flowers Headquarters for Sweet Peas in P. li. Island Our Collection limlirnces- i)vor Sixty Best Nunmrl Varieties Besides

N-vvirllics of rgivi.

Our Sweat l‘t-:is ure all imported from the gre-:il Seed homie of _Iam

Carter. Dunncitc & Beale, the King'5 Seeclsmeu, London liugland, an are' selr‘<~tvtl from at list of over two lumclrrd minted \’:iri¢*tit'»¢. “rar ronfiderit that no finer strains ran he p|'or‘r\|'¢'d nn_vwlirrr. VW- lu\\'f'» l lll sr-maori, in orrivr to r~nl~mir:|_\gr° si iiioro vxtvrrsivi- growiiryr of this heautifu and frsigraiit flower, ilvviili-rl to si-ll :ill the ‘attest o;o11r<l wirielies at the small prim- of 5 cents mul lo vein-4 per packet. Alulour"Ni‘\vSpc\'ia| lnrpruwcil Mixi-il S\\‘i-el l‘v;\~i for iqo-," :il uw In-r ouuri- 13 vents per 1| -uarfopoinul, lin rrill.-4 por poiuul .

[‘lllllEll & E0.. Limilell,

(Seeclsinen to the People of P. E. Island)

Entered--May 11th.-Sch. Clarence B,

changes tomorrow evening, so this is the final opportunity to enjoy this famous depiction, and dramatically presented description.

Also the final laughs will be over

the "Burglar" tonight' as tomorrow it too cluitnges, to give place to an- other fully us laugliul:-le.

'I`ho pictures this cvcning ure: When l’n went Fislring. And all

that hnpptncd no him should he ud- ded.

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LAST TIME T0 HEAR

f 'Phd Panther of Bengal, a magnifi- cent story.

entertainment provided for all in

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A fete day at old Annapolis ltoyal,N.S.,on the line of the Dominion At-

lantic Rnilwny, where The (`-uariliun'shappy party will make ri short stop on the way New York City. . _

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Kim: Squares, yustertlay evening. The game wus' playcd on the large com- mon back of Kensington Hall and ended in 8 score of 17 to 20 in favor of the Rnnihicrjs. The teums lined up as follows:--Ramblers-(7. Waughrin, catcher; F. Punchcr, pitcher; C. Mc- Kie, first haso; I-l. Worthy, sc-cond base; F. White, third ruse; A Hegnn, shortstop; N. McEwen, iongstop; E. Mclnnin, field; (L Gardner, field. King Squares:-R. Chandler, catcher; L.” Anderson, pitcher; S. l-laszurd, first base; G. Stanley, second base; S. Milford, third base; F. Tunton, short stop; I3. Stiwvurt, long' stop; W. Worth, field; I., Anderson, tirld. E. ltilcy acted its umpire.

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At the meeting of thu l‘. l<I. l.

l’r\~s‘bytvry held in St.. Janitu I-lull yesterday morning ltov. lil. Siuith'.~; resignation of thc pastoral chiirgc of (lnrdignn was accepted. Mr, Smith* will sever his connnr-ction with thu nongrfigmion on and nftcr the lust. Hnhlintli in Juno. Messrs (loffi and Mc(‘/onnell commfissioncrs from Uurd - gun made iv very strong plcu to re- ‘tain Mr. Smith as their miniistcr and spoke' fccilingly of tlicgoml work ilono ‘hy him in Cardigan. As n

the nu-in :ind ns ii. minister Mr. Smith

was greatly beloved by everybody.

buy The confrc rtio‘n made stead ro

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i:rct-is under his ministry and is in good shape and spir ts. They earn- estly rc<,uc.s;trd Mr. Smith it ponsihlc to reconsider his resignation, und said that thc loss of Mr. Smith, his wife and family would he greatly felt in the community and that the ahlc congregation rlcsircd that he thould remain us tlhnir pastor. Mr. Smith thanked thc commissioners for their kind words and knew that they were sincere. ncvcrtheicss, inasmuch an he had neccptoil ,q position on the stuff of the l’i'eshytrrit\n Witness he felt compelled to rrilliorer to his rcsignn- tion. Itcv. Malcolm Mclieod of Dundas was uppuinteil interim mode- rator of (.‘ni‘di;;an session and D. li. Mciicod of Montague.

|NltHfSl|Nl§ SKEIEH

Tho V‘ict.oriu‘, ll. (`. 'Firnes con-

twins thu following slictrh of the cure:-r of thc inte Ewen Bell, Indian agent ut Clinton, B. C., whose death occurred there recently' 1-"M'r. Bell .was born in Ball (lroek, Belfast. P.E Island, and came to the Pacific const on the occasion of the groaft strike in Cnrihoo in 1862 among other am- bitious and adventurous young men to seek a fortune. 'The journey in

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NORTH SYDNEY, Mny 11-The

steamer Bruce brought tu North Syd- ney the first consignment of passen- gers from the disabled steamer Lake Champlain.

Immediately after landing the pas-

sengers, the Bruce again left for Port Aux Basque, and is due to return; to- .nitzht wiiu nnothcr contingent of pas- sengers. ‘The Champlain has 750 pas- sengers on- hoard. It will be neces- sary for the Bruce to make one more special trip to trmisfrr the rcniuining

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Lumps Like lron

On his Fingers

Peculiar Trials of a iwealerner That Neglected His Rheu- matism.

This is no ordinary case--nvo doc-

Mr. J'. 1*). Gcrnminc, l’o'rt. Arthur, and ull fuiled to hriup in this nwful suffering evcn temporary relief. “i run over sixty yrcnru of nge, writnei Mr. Gcrniuinc, “rind ns fur 'buck nn 1 can remouil,c'r I have nlwnys suffered from rlrcmniittisin. It was principully on the luricc miracles of my hack, huh eiztr-ndcd to my limbs and made me quite n cripple und I found it very difficult to get work. I am u. grain shovcllcr,- und any work scenicid to make matters worse. I did very lit- tle towur<l.~i ir cure till lust full when my ruse liccmiin very acute. I was unable to stund the chilling winds and outdoor exercise at all. I went. from one doctor to anothcr~fivo in all---but got no relief. My muscles and joints stiffened, ached intensely und lmrd lumps Crime out on tho tene dons of my fingers and wrists.

In bln-nk despair I went to the drug

store und got tivo bottles of Nervi- line~-pnitl one dollar ffm’ ‘thu live. I took it internally and used it out- ward as n ruh. Two days mu/de w clmngre-is week saw an improvement -four weeks saw me well. I was cured, fron of stiffness, pain and suf- fering. Nerviline did it all. How I do wish itll siifferors would use Nervili-ne also. I'm sure in will euro them all."

'Phour-sands of .cases just like this

could he told,»-niotihing else is no cer- tain in rhewmatism, neurnl¢;i'a,. scin-

thoso days was takon by the Isthmus of Panama, ein-d Mr. Bell could' tell many an Interesting tale. of those stirring ttmos. Having linda good

1 nlibhsinoss training he was largely en-

lgsgedr inmercantile pursuits- at Lii--

poet-‘f__gnd~g@g6lg3lbq¢ -,» ,When gold levsr subside he took up ‘ih residence ht Clinton, carrying on business. when fifteen years ago' 'he'

was appdxteri to the In-dtan agency of Willie Lake. This position he held up to the time of his death. Al- though tnherittnig and possessing a splendid and robust constitution, thc hardships he underwent travelling over- an ores ot four hundred mtlcn in all sorts of wontzhcr must hnvo tended to undermine an iron frame. A few months neo he was seized with a stroke of paralysis, and although the tionderost care and attention wlzro given him, and apparently ha was steadily improving tho finial iattfvck cams on his retiring on Thursdaymha Bth, when he succumbed to the dread messenger. Few men had gained more impltcity the conl'i»dunce of hts_ fellowmen. H'e was a devoted and! affectionate husband, a kind-ly fathrr, the truest: of friends.

SHIPPING NEWS. f

Reeves, Sydney; Sch. Frank, Grant, Wallace, Bch Annie D O1se‘n,Byd

River John.

tice, nnd lumlmzo an Nervilinc. Re- fuse substitutes, and try a 250. hottlo to-drry. _

Cleaning Supplies

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Disinfectant soaps

Sponges, household

aninionia, Ox gall soap

Plate brushes,scrubs,

chamois, Royal Silver Polish, Liquid Veneer, Phone--163 for your

wants. ‘

A.W.Reddin. Phm B.

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S ‘ Ch aply Priced S 't

Prairie Town Romance, ii whole reel - - A - °` .

of interest, ‘ lA hile we pay particular attention to high-grade suns our 5,, _ Mr; Serve will sim: H “¢\'»' i_‘l“*'"“' of cheaper suits are equally large-suits that in most plat-es mst ppl ed song, and those who have heard ` . f . _ _ _h d _ -t. - mug ni-in this week, prouoiiuce- ainiwutw more. 53” a°t.'°n 'P our “mt }v0r - -1 s our aim, and from our 5

bm Smile' Wt M New W““‘1°l~\“““-" u to our $20 suit the excellence increases proportionately with the

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But then the best is ulways at New , . v r - PTICC, w,,,,,i,,,1,,,,,; 5,, furrow --tim L-mwa Our boys' suits are the same as men s----you ll find buying economir-3|,

again t<mi,,»'iit" and enjoy' the good L our glothing department....you’ll form some idea of the following. that popular theutrc. , _ _ `

< Boys’ Suits. >

< Men’s Suits "E `

Boys' blue and black worstetl, single

_ breasted, 3 piece, good material and .sjumrt

_ and tidy finish Good value at.. .. . . . .$_q.oo _ A ., Boys’-suit, fancy twcul<, Norfolr. giuirnii-

- . teed all--wotl, finished thrnughoiit with good

material, dressy und" good wearing iuzfttcrinl. A snap at...... ..............$,.oo

Boys’ two piece Norfolk, i.i ussortl-d tweeds.

ages5toio years.......... ......$2._5o.

Boys' lh.ee piece dark striped twccd, 3

button, double breasted, smart style and good wearing...... .......$6.oo

Boys’ fancy brown worstcd suits, ple ted

Men’s sr i s fancy striped tue-cds thlisé

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have ai \ery nice n » ieuuu ‘- '- sm” at - . . . li- LL' lb good Vlllle

Men's fancy striped (weeds mi ll ' '

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pittcrns. Fhclntest spring style, iiicelyltinllnlie ed and of good uppcarante Price __ ' 5 `

Mcn's blue serge suits, imported I~`u~"|

serge suits s ugh- breasted, hard twill tiliiitfigi Cloth, wears well and looks den iderll

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7 s_nit

Y fllessy

lall over the Province. Bu C rt

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Tested Seeds and you get the best.

5-Sdmwfrttstii.

_ Wholesale 'R2 Retail

_ The litters Hardware to lit

front and back, carefully tailored. cut in the

latest style, shoulders padded, and has an extremely dressy finish . . . . . ...l’ri e $ro.oo

Sailor Suits, braided collar, English blue

I S€rge........... . $1.50

Wear-Resisting PANTS

See our extra go d 'rearing punts for b.i\'s,

double knees and seats, vtry dressy and well fitting. A bargain at. . . . . ..$r.oo and $r.5o

Men's fancy brown striped tweedi and ,-ink

grey with blue stripe, single or double lirsm ed. Many decidedly tasty pa tternsa il desrg

to choose from. Good value at . . . ~,,-_

'l`here’s numerous other good \.-,,|,,es “heh

we desire you to see. We’ll have a tailor make auv necessary changes free of charge to ion

Money back it your purchase is not satisfrictor

T ks Valises

and Suit C `

price

The importance of this line is noted We honestly believe our travelling

A goods are Crisps, quality consitéfed, ihém your-an geiniem eisewh¢f¢_.,,,,

____ - customers tell us so, We have some leatherette suits cases at $1.75 5,, I

A most mini., game of base-itiii ished with leather capped corners. Wm* Pl“Y"<l l'°¢\"0@“ the Ramblffs “fl Then our Japanese matting suit cases at $3.75 are exceptionally ood I

value. The corners are leather capped, and the tinishings are of brass.

Tliere’s some decidedly good values ‘around $6.00 in solid leather suit

cases, and right-ups to the excellently fitted $18 suit cases are peaches for the

i Then it matters not whether you want a hand bag, telescope bags, g a

stone bags, and trunks the qualities are above the ordinary.

Store Open Evenings Till 8.

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wud most desiruule styles in all

‘classes of uiillinory have been pro- vidcd hcrc in most generous quanti- tien and the assortment is eslisoluhs- ly complete. Come and see our hats. We feel sure you will make a. pur- chase for we have the choicor-it mil- lincry ever oflcrod nt this store. Jas. Paton & (Io. 5-7dti.

"Buy f}nrter's Flower nnd Vegeta-

'ulc Seeds in packets, and get full value for your money. Largo pack- ets containing twico an much seed ns :ure in t-hose offered at a, low price lhy other dealers. When buying veg- etable and flower seeds, you want seeds, uo't nearly empty pnoitets. For sale at our store and hy our Agents

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and Flat Work

huts embody all the late style points

tors onriniwoiwul t.o rclinvo und cure ,mil ¢-“ch om; is ii model, The ]a¢,,\,,,,¢

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“Last week we received nnotheriw*M**

shipment of Paris hate. These new

SPA RKER EXTRA IG I'I`lON

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Hickcyfinulllrlilijdlelllixture

A Good Cool smoke in i-4 lb tina.

Phone 240' ot all Grocers and D lil- Charlottetown _ Hickey & NlCl’\0l$0l\ T0§8CCO C0" Ltd

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You will find it more econo-`0AKlEY (48") “cord zlvulifai ei in

mical to send these to us with 1,,,,’},'f‘}'l;,{}{I,l(‘fl§§',‘},ff,{"}l,Lj}"‘;},§§‘§l§l§,,‘; },‘,},};‘,{,‘;“{,,‘,§*{,‘},§};*}‘,;",‘,,°,§{.‘,§',,‘ll‘,I,fli l'.§'li.l' nm v»=':___ youf Qthef laundry “fork tno J-fnllfnx tflxhlhltion lllll. al’\\-,Yu first at (}l\Town lGxh_lblt|on. _homo .Umh slid!! .

d I _ w____f:iei_r»|i_f{:_{t\|»i mint bouutl ul drlvlny human In Lnnaala; haha( _°é"nd|” il

you nee 3, your 1elP houSe_ _“_r_m_i_im:|_\ »<poed.Hohu\bsoIutolyi~oun .houvybono wlt e .

Cl€8.I1lI1g. , Htu cotta urs la and hnndnoino and uhow signs ofoorl and nr I M",

Good gefvige Prom t att m°'iinv|lil>l'b°Bri‘rll>‘i|"£iii,i°ri'i»li\i: »lb°ai~|i»ri,li»lf“'iT|\i1°e?&li\t'zriiI fiéhunhtfhgtllllr W 1,

I P en* at 4 for ol lutoooun or No at nm nn-r mvim uni mum rf \',l_§°|':, J," id

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n The Squaw D,-“ggi” \'.s.; ~ub|l’»'i’|ii'°1‘lllli»<i.ii'iii_¢it-liiltg i5»'l`i\°ri'\ii1°|¥\l'»'dll.owi3’\»y min.

. .ri-M 1.-s ii. D i f ser, _ , ' . silo!"

- St; . mlifdliiliiictfz? llirh. ;lnrerfi‘.emlVl'rlr,naMc- Sunnyside. _~ __ _ _ A' BF* ` FRED J-C~l\__U‘=;_l;?_;“f_ W mn:

In,n,|B_ Sydney; Sch Frank' Grant _'_K'mé`\rBto_¢milnunllA1_l‘hm. _M _ _ f‘=\`wl< f_'_ult_l»r.vv<ll_u_I fTl[\,_f!,|]p_l_I¢»4\~|»|\t0 nwnnr._ ,_ -(;|;|l|q\Ml*" FJ: