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New APPOINTMENT.
j ‘ ...._...l.. _ o'r'r.iwA, May ao-s. J. nernsire, former private _‘secretary to Sir Wil- fred Laurier, has been appointed su- perintendent of the postage stamp brunch _of the post office_ department,
,sensations it brinizs. '
Is nuraisousip. `
ST. PETERSBURG, May 30-
Dmitri Arcybaszslf, who has succeed- cd Maxim Gorky in popular favor, has been imprisoned for his latest l>00l¢. “l‘Jtiudy," its glaring immor- allty being too much for the local censor.
All his books, cf which "Sacha," is
the best known outside Russia, -are
ment of sin in every possible form and conception to modern- writer
:ps raised vice to such a pedestal as
The police also credit Arcybssefl
with being the fonndcr and President of the notorious Suicide League, lately started in this city and now boasting _branches throughout the Empire. Its memhcrs are pledged never to commit suicide for mere reason of love, jealousy, poverty or life-failure, but to do so for the sheer love of self-destruction and the
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OUNTY GUARDIAN
It pays to buy in this Provl.nes._
Mrs. Chester MacLurs, and her
daughter, Lens., Charlottetown, leave this morning for Bummerside.
R. _ , ‘
\'°mafkuhiB for sympathetic creapl ed on the Northumberland last even-
ing alters businrss trip to Halifax.
Edward and Mrs. Woodill, Halifax,
who were married in that city on
` 'rin P. E. La. Timetable appears corrected in today's Guardian.
There were no cases before the pol-
ice ‘court in Charlottetown yester- day. f
C Goff Charlottetown. return- _
Rev. Mi-_ Harnley, Marshfield. will
preach in Zion Church, Charlotte- town, tomorrow.
Any person ln Charlottetown, who
Wednesday last, are to spend part intends to visit New York City either
of their honeymoon in this Prov-
ince. ' -
Subscribers and others are asked to
remit by Money Order or by Regist- ered Letter. The Guardian is not ro- sponsible for remittances forwarded other than as above.
Lawson Jenkins, and James Mel-
lish, Victoria Cross, left yesterday
for businesscr pleasure! may end it to their advantage to write "F.H.," rare of Guardian, Charlottetown.
The Guardian welcomes reliable
news from persons throughout this Province. All such items should he mailed to "The Guardian News Dept., iharlottetown," immediately after the events, etc., have transpired,
on return to their homes alter ness- vestei-da the 1-isrisnri ieit char
the P. W. C.
Members of the Fourth Regiment C.
ing successfully the examinations in loggecown it 5,30 n_m,__ for Easy;
River, returning at 0.30 a.m. and leaving again at 3.30 p_m. for East River, returning at night. She leaves
A. Rifle Club are requested to be on today at 6.00 a.m., for West River,
hand promptly at two o'clock this af- ternoon to take part in the first league match of the season at Ken- sington Ciange.
On Monday afternoon, the hlrthdai of His Majesty King Georve V, Royal Salute of twenty-one guns will be fired from i.Victoria Park by ade- tachment from No. 7 Battery Fourth Regiment, C.A., in command of Cap- tain C. Leonard McKay.
No. 7 Battery Fourth Reg't C. A.,
Charlottetown, had a splendid open- ing drill at the Armouries on Thurs- day night. There was B large attend- ance and a good deal of helpful cn- thusiasm prevailed. No. 8 Batter will commence their drills next week.
returning at 9.30 a.m. and leaving again at 3.30 p.m. to return at night. `
‘_ Yesterday the Northumberland left Charlottetown at 8.20 a.m. for Pie-
aton with. Dasseniefs. mail. express
and freight and arrived nt- il.50 a. ni. She left on return at 4.45 p.m. -With Passengers. mail. express, and freight and arrived at 8.10 p. m. She leaves today at 8.20 a. mi. for Picton, returning at night.
At the Baptist Church. Charlotte-
town, tomorrow morning, Rev. 2;, _L_ Fash will preach the second scr- mon on, The Value of A Man-How Much Is A-Man Worth' More Than A Sheep? ChrIst‘s Estimate. In the ev- ening the sermon will be the last in the series on Short, Snggestive
"l/lalreque Austin o'Brien, Aims nsii
P. I. C. Cl.0Sll¢
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UHl11Dl>0ll, Francis McPhee,
T l YEAR CERTIFICATES.
(In order of merit)
Lauchlin McKinnon, New Argyle An
'90l\|t0l'. Alblny Everett Beairsto
Glwbcreaux Edna Nelson, Hampton
¢lty James Mcllish Victoria (‘,
city Annie Johnson, city Hume M¢
Annie Gardiner, city Randolph Mor
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vine Mar Melt C mm' Hart”
“ » Outeizue Mary Menon
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MCKUUIOD. Harold Raynorf Bbrtha equs Lawson Jenkins, 'Alherry Plains
I-'°““ld LBm0Dt. St. Catherine's Hope Gertrude McKiniio st, Psi,
1° FFHBGT. Whim Road Cross Muriel Cahill. Kildare Cape Guy McPhee,
Westaway, Lower Montague Hebei? §‘;Itll1yl’eif"f7r?J(illlfkl-l'ov5iitr‘f'i li)-Iotfflildf N°W°°m- “lf-Y' M0 Clhrkin, city Beat- ston William Dunn, Gaspereahx Irene, rice Fitzgerald, Waterford Emerson Malony, Rogersville, N. H. Cather-l Warren, New Glasgow. Wlnnifred Mc- Farlane, Fernwood. Harry l}unne,'CarS0n, Bonshaw Frank Kenny,
Gertrude Uove,» city Gertrude Don. °h°c» R°5°“°°'-ll RBYH-ond Newsome, Webster, Marie. Raymond Brow, city.
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.Loretta Coffin, Morell Edward Mc. f’h5l|» (lime River Mamie Trainer, Islands Margaret Morrow, Souris
SWMH. Mount Hope Bertini onus ar. my Dorothy wigiirmsn _=i.,,,,,,,
gi$Jgl;r0;purManeRiPaoli, city Thomns|A|ice Matthews, Elmsdale Nom Rouc; Ba iydel V5? étdeline Peters, BTOWI1. St. Eleanors Josephine Gaud- ence Fish; Best h[0l`t0I1. City Flor-let, Pleasant View. Florence McDonald Mymview CI; I c or Eugene Grant_Charlottetown Royalty. Joseph Hog-
‘"`°9 Rll°Y. Strathcona 8"- Hope River, Haddon Mcl.eod,
Su,_,wl_,al;, Mnyfe. Hebron John C mm. city Sadie Mclienzic,
aid _ Cornwall Katie 1vic(i1,,,,k Mcrt _ ~ .
' ~ _ ey_ on Blake, Ifoscheiy l<lora (nm-
gzgscg Pearl VPSBW. llunstadnagc °'0"» Clyde River Resins Gillis, St..
»oombs. North Rustico Elgin Peters Bay Etta Molyncau, Dundas.
Furness, Vernon Christine McPherson .Glen William Nellie Green, New Lon-I don Grace Messsrvsy, city Bertha' Cartsr, city Robert Laird, North Bed-
Gwendolin McCarthy, Tigulsh Mary Hamilton. Middleton Marion Stew- art, city Florence McBwaln, Mount
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-‘er's Roy McNaught, Coleman Emma
, Gcorgetowm Daisy Agnew, Aibcrton,
ine McMillan, Orwell (love Bertha.
. Byrne's Road Muriel Baker, Alma
Adele DesRoches, Miscouche Leith
_ Slilvcrc Desllochc. Miscouche John
Montgomery. Luclle McMillan, wood
_ George Smith, Middleton Elsie Dew-
_ Uigg Veronica Goodfellow, Morcii - Millie? Ktulilnll. Murray Harbor _ Erskine McMurdo, Kelvin Grovc_.liucyi
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_ South Granville,
Harry Acorn. Souris Elsie Brown.
New Hayes Adele Hughes, Norboig Heath Mélrityrg, Mmitsgiw _ies Ro e, Coleman'Annis`j Wallir, city Gordoll Cantwell, Sourla Alfrsda MeNcill;, Grand River Cyril Morson, Cardigan Lila Milligan, Summeraide Laurstta Leonard, Cornwall Pearl Bell, Weat- Royalty George Kelly, city W-ylis Allan, Covehead Bessie Bell, Caps Traverse Emma Jenkins, Mt. Her- bert Eliza Todd, Bradalbane George McLellan, city Ida Walsh, Summer.- side Gertrude Gnrley, Villaga.Gl‘wu Laura Driscoll, Hillsboro. John Mor Guigan. St. Mary's Road. Jeanette McDonald, Bradalbanel Frank Mc- Carey, city. Margaret Birt, Pisquld. Florence Martin, Grandview., Jean I-iuntly, city. Gellrtrude McAu1ay, city. Louis Campbell, city. Percy Landrigan, city. Alderine Maybe, Gladstone. Agnes Sharpe, Elliott"s. Marie Gleason, Cherry Valley. Mar- garet Munn, Bell River. Gertrude Moynagh, Ten Mile House. Agnes Mc- Donald, Vernon. Fred liongworth, city. Margaret Connors, city. Louis Leonard, Cornwall, Marion McDonald Summerside William Beaton, Com- mercial Cross. Gladys Huntley. city. III YEAR (‘.EP_’l’IFICATES.
Alfred Seaman, city. Neil Rattce,
Malpcqne hihirly McDonald, Whim Road Gross. Allcii Cole, California. George ll. I\lcl_eod, Oyster Bed liridgc. George Alexander, Stanhope. Alex. liaid, North Bcdoquo. Murdoch McKinnon, (‘:uioe Cove. Harold Ray- nor, l<lnmnre_ Bertha iliimphell, city. Frzuicis Mcl‘hoc, Georgetown.
Standard
Patterns f
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_ T/IMD////leryfaapk The Busicsf Store on Charloifcfowns Busiesf Sfrcci
Beautiful fast color Zephyrs
Sfsndiird Yaffcrns
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C . "Try ‘93”<-Hair Tonic >
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We consider Rexall “Q3” Hair Tonic unequalicd for inning
,and _ revigoratii g ‘he hair. We know the formula :ind do not ~ think il can ever be npreved as a hair tonic and endorse ii fn ly
ll rcvives dull and Iunircless h-iir. Il is a speriii¢ discovery
only after long and painstaking research, A hoille ._ _ .. 50c
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j' - Cor Great George and kent Sts. ‘
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if You'ii|z time A clinics
if you do not discriminate when buying smoking and
\. , _ tobacco why The re is a
~_ ; i : _- vast difference in the qual-
|' _~. ity `of the various makes, Bm, even iliough there may not ':'_;"' be in the price. Ask for our
V." l _ 3 River. are MASTER “ _` 1' Q MARINE smoking tobacco
ll . ~ if you wax siniething very
fine.
lciey fs? Nicholson Tobacco Co.
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See the Style and Strength
of H eney Carriages
Heney carriages arc built to stand all the wear
and use you can put them _t0- 'lfllel' are m“,d°,;° give perfect, permanent satisfaction-have aI_ _t_ c strength, style and durability that the most critical could desire. ' » _ _~ _ h
The llciiey Line is the. _ Crown l_ine~t e
..Chos,m mongfchj of all good carr1ages._ _
We are showing a good line now in auto, semi-
auio, stick and solid hack styles, rubber, cusbios or steel tires, ball bearing wheels. Come in an ~;'pick.out' your favorite._ _ _ _ I '
H1\.RNH_SS» 3 .bs he 25 “‘f"=_f¢_‘¥F_€_‘YiT
ranging in price $1010".....J.;'....'...'.;.'...........$ .
6 CO4 Queui Street
nw nsiiisr msn. -and are mr.
-_ ' _ -_ - _- _____ __gt_ Charlottetown from Snmmcrside yes-
J was hard, but it would be infinitely
~ harder but for the loyalty of the men
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on Wednesday and Thursday of las
week. Mr. Marshall -we understand has resigned his position as Local
Superintendent of Missions and has _ _, MCE# Wd il1Vil1Bl7i0I\ f-0 GFBCS riving on the Northumberland last
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Church, Charlottetown, but will hold his present position until next Octo- ber.--Wesleyan.
H. C. Perry, Moncton, representing
the Kracker Telephone C'o., New York, and the Independent Cigar and Tobacco Co, Montreal, came to
tcrday and is at the Victoria. He is on a business trip through the prov- ince snd will remain until Tuesday morning.
The services in the Sackviile, N. B.
' Methodist church on Sunday evening, May 19th, was of more than usual interest. The Pastor, Rev: S. How- ard, B. D., baptized five candidates and afterwards received them, with seven others, into the membership of the church.-Exe. Mr. Howard is well known in this Provincc- ' '
j The adjourned meeting of the Pow-
nal Quarterly Board was held on Monday evening. All accounts were satisfactorily balanced. Rev. E. E. Styles said that he could not let the meeting close without expressing his appreciation of the officials who worked with him. His work, he said.
who stood shoulder to shoulder with him all the time.
The following produce prices were
secured on the Charlottetown mark- et square yesterday and have prevail- rd since last Tuesday:-White oats. 56c; black oats, 580; potatoes, 55 to 65c; pork, 9 tn 10ie; beef (quarter), ner lb, 10 tn12c; beef (small), per lh, 12 to 17c. The prices quoted by the wholesalers are'-Potatoes, 50 to 55c; pressed hay, $13; white oats, 55 to 65c; black oats, 58 to 60c; pork, '9 to 10l,c; straw, $5.50. and turnips. 20c. ' _
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A magnificent floral wreath has been
received hy Boyne and St. George's Lodges L.0.L.. Charlottetown, from the Orangemen of Halifax for the purpose of, decorating the grave of their departed brother W. Haywood, who died about a year azo on board the Nlohe while she was in this port. Sunday afternoon at two o'clock sharp the members of both lodges and the .Ci-tizen's` Band will meet at their ' Lodge Room on Queen Street, form- ing in procession and leaving the hall at two-ilftecn for the People's Church where a hrief memorial service will be held by Rev. D. McLean before the members proceed to the grave Here
es-fs - _ “"" ‘- Q , greens anh Orange ribbon will be de-
~SwiIi’s Animal lligh-Grade Fertilizers ggfjjem gggdfjggg- hr; »,g;;f
` lligh-grade Ecrlilizcr versus . 5 ` Low Grade Fcrlllizcr`_
This ls` s question that naturally arises in thi, mingli oi;
. farmer. The question of crops isa relative <l_‘1¢`5 0”-
f nd $5-_oo per acre in Fertilizers, and gets
srmer can expe net_p _ fltfo§_$r2.oo_oyer what lie could have gottfln hwithpéli
the llgrtlllzers, and. if he can.¢XP¢Ud $10-0° 1" 3 Sf ° F riili 9 nd_ et s net profit of $r8.oo over what hecould
hdve gfifleifwltliout any Ferlililvr iS he 11°* WIS" f°f “sing
this iiiste,rlal?` . .
What the farmer wants is immediate and profitable r_e-
tui‘ns'f’6`r his investment, as well ss tolmsn;!ll;,l;\S ,:?l=1-ferlsalé
_ I ffl St Oli S g g , lffiiiiifllsiifffiiiffiirfhafriiifs xihlciiir .heir sive f°°°.°““l"°- immediate returns, but will actually Increase the fertility of
tlieikilh ” ' _ . - f__ _in stocks fresh supply °f old reliable llpizilrccgs lmillicycd Tamil! fm’ bm’ f" °'“‘l°_ “t °"°° Pr. ' 'Whnlvaalo' sad fowl- -
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n hsolutel fresh and ure
Rev. T. Marshall was in St. John
"Our line of confectionery is bound
_ to please those who have a sweet
_ tooth. We have a splenldid line flif *A1 _ i _g f chocolates, kisses an eararnes . - " , 'M' bought _direct from the -leading fsc- -- » S \
torles a d an ty ts _th p . -° ‘ _ We never se _swce ima _ a are l ~, _
` more than six days old. 'l‘he‘Mee- ` ', '
Kinnon Drug Co. Corner Great
`Georgs and Kent* Strelits. 1 5-lMEtf 'I
Subjects. It will deal with the ques-
l- tion, “Is There A Heaven?"
Mrs. (Rev.)v Corbin, Mahone Bay,
N S was among the passengers ar-
svcnlng. She is on a visit to hcr former home in this city, and was accompanied by a Miss Smith. They stopped over in Truro sn route at- tending a convention and were met at the boat last evening by a large number of their friends and relatives
A. T. Dollar, road master, district
209, informs The Guardian that he finds the Mt. Edward Road in the Spring Park district in a splendid condition and much thanks is credit- od to Judge Fitzgerald and Superin- tendent Clark ofthe Experimental farm, who with their new invented road maker have kept in good re- pair nearly one mile of public high- way. ,
Persons desiring advertising of any
kind inserted in The Guardian are re- quested to leave their order for same at the business ofllcs on ground lloor as early as possible during the day, as the writing stall at night re- quires all their time for their own work, and finds it dimcult to handle even emergency advertising, which latter but lessens the amount of news
Yesterday the eastern express ar rived in Charlottetown at 9.15 a. m., on time; the southern accommodation at 10.00 a. rn., twenty-five minutes late; the Tignish accommodation at 11-40 a. m., on time; the Summerside accommodation at 3.20 p. m., t.wen~ ty m-inutes late; the eastern accommo- dati0n at 5.45 p. m., twenty-five minutes late; and the 'l'ignish.express at 9.55 p. m., fiveminutcs late.
New
Talcum Powders
"Eclat" M onad Violet
Two newordera made by Colglle
just received.
Outing Comforts
A small tin each of Eclat, Monad
Vwlet and Dactylis Talcum-all in a neat box.
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just right for nurses uniform Wash dresses. chiIdren’s dresses
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THIS IS A VERY special value that we want every woincii in Print-e
Edward Island fo know_alI about.__TIic goods have just come in from Englzincl, ,and to-day we are making a special showing of them in our northern uiiidow.
The fabric is tough and strong, and clear color as most stores offer you at i5c per yard _ _
~ Perfectly fast washing colors in each case.
The famous American Aueit Monarch Shirts iust in L25 each
The well dressed young men of our town
will now have a chance to secure just what they want from the range of the greatest shirt makersin the United States. We have just openeda fine assortment of these handsome new shirts, all at one price
5 All Sizes $|.25 Each '
The greatest range of new shirts in the
city, 59c 85c l.25 1.50 l.75 2.00.
Men"s Summer 29c
Und erwear
THERE IS JUST ONE TPYICAL
value from the biggest underwear stock offer- ed you In P. E. I. Nice good weight balbrigg- an -_-cool and smooth. Men’s sizes only, per garment. _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _
Better cool underwear offered in all sizes
st, per suit 75c l.00 |.I6 I 50 2 00 2 60 5.00 up.
S, 32 inches wide, just such goods
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Handsome new ready trimmed
Spring flats worth to 6.00 for $5.85
HERF/S A QUICK
comcrs` chance for lo clay ‘ and on Saturday. There is a big table full of handsome hats, ready trimmed models thoroughly modern in every way. Tlierc arc many styles represented, many color eff- ects, and cvcryhat trimmed and finished in elegantly tasteful style.
Regular prices have been
to 6.00. If you move smart- ly, you may get one at
ss as
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Pretty designs in “gill” Papers c for hall or parIor,_worth to 2 'ic for i
Here ‘is a notably attractive lot of pretty wall papers offered ,ns a Satur-
day clearing line. We have just been going over the line and find :i number of pretty patterns of which wehave only a small quantitv left. In order to clear completely out we have reduced them from 25c per double roll io...-.l5c
Bargain in Kitchen s in and Bedroom papers
_ worth to I5c for l0c
A NICE LI'l"I`I.l". I.INli of prrlfy, ucsi, licll’
kitchen and hczlro im papci'_<, Ilorals. heraldic designs and stripes, mostly movlciniclv llixhl. PHll<’fU~* "f which we have only ii Ilinilco quantity, and In order io rush lliem out we are culling thi: price ic per double roll .. .............._ ..,...._lll€
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Ladies’ dainty Muslin wee
* ‘ ’ ' well made muslin iiiificrwcar ri serlck of values
It,” the deughmmy pep th tldlirfitgifdlfiffg YEO[II'd:n“;fjli1rlln siin(fimii1dyfi'1aII order store outside P. E. l.can excel All we
f“m°d' ` °°°thl“g’ healing ant isa' ood chdnce to showyoiijust howgood these lines are, if you only sec them, ex-
' P°"d°' mst shone” me j 'nine theg ualitv the style the all round excellence of every garment. compare. with the
'h“"'°"'t°'k°5 the “mg fmm I bat that affy completing house can put up, and we‘re as sure of your order as if we had it
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wlpeonthebeudl Nos loo Gownsfor . ..75c No3 i,35Gownsfor..... .....~....98°
Canbeusedwlthc_0ld,l!\l'<;l» _ N94: oo; Petticoat for ............00c N05. i.z5 Petficost....... 890. Wfl- °" h°t ,w“"' na N06. 1.25 Princess Slip for ..._.....9$c No'7."4'oE’Co"r§ei Cover ..............20r. G_R.g.A-T. Price,._.,....25c N09. 65,: Draven ,M 43,, Nom Soc D,,,,,.e,,, .........30e
| _ __ ‘ - No 7_ Spam Qogset Cover, _,,,, ...35r. No 8. Special Corset Cover ...... -»-50°
, _ All of these are away under value, order one, we'll pay the postage, If you like it bu!
_ _~ ____ , Stewgf’ _ - more, il_you4<ioii’t like it we’il send your money back. hy telegraph if You say so. 'r ‘ ,;;" I I ‘ " Km sum _ i49 Gt. George st. V ~ J _