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received some of the
:fl "'sl\` .Lastweekwe '
THF QUEENS
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_ W. T. Anderson, Morell was in the
The mail train arrived at 10 o'clock
susan _S City yesterday. .inet nigh¢_ - ~ - -
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Df~ Blanchard. City. went to Mon- The Northumberland arrived at
treal yesterday. 9.10 last night.
J P Woodbury City, want to R. fn, M h ll
, _ I _ I _ prtttiestfgem rings that we think the ' ' ` ` " \ ' W' °"'“‘° ‘"5 “ “mved 1"”
Amherst yesterday. night from sneirviue.
. ; eye has ever 'gazed upon. The prices " 'rue D. G. s. Gninnre has returned' 'gags Br, b,-mgmg '43 to 50 cent,
_ Inge *Sm ‘L75 upto ‘35"_¢°_ ‘ ' ¢°.fhlB i>0i°t irom I-Inlifax. - in this City at present. . 1 ' _'i `~ ---
news setting should apply at this
, When cont"emplating"a ring purchase remember A" gm d°“‘"“¢‘ tc' l°“"' “d md' s“P"- 3l‘i“`P Pi the P- E- T- 3-.
went to Souris yesterday.
:hat we hpv¢_'|-ijvg-5'_ _ office at once. A good chance foil - .___ . r
he right girl.
A Dr. J. B. Champion, Richmond, was in the City yesterday.
. Two Prohibition summonses have ci
_ _ W. W, been issued on City parties return-' New wenaerisns na will he iennrr
' able et the City Police Oellrt vert at tep ei seventh column thirteenth
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Thursday.
page of this issue.
_ _ _ _ __ `, llsve your photos taken in P There was e very .well attended' 'rhereie very-little porn niierin nh
I
market yesterday and some ot the 'the may-get at res nt g
. ' - P d 1 is ‘in “N |¢‘j||'|¢ gfylgg at CO0K'§_I spi'.ng’s products' of the garden made is being paid for thi bedltli } een
,e fe. _ . | an appearance, such as rhubarb and-
est facilities for family groups. _ enriy vegetehien. |
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Militia “developed at lowes;
Ipiriccs. . ‘ Studio. _DesBris`y lllocli "Char|ottctown.' `
il h ' ’ S l’ 5, ug es a me 'tienuses and puriiies the system, no litttsi' 'spring medicine. If Price 25c per bottle.
._. llughcs' -Digestive Tonic cures tliattired feeling. ,' It gives .strength and vigor to the entire _se y. _
_ #rice 25c per bottle. _
,GE_0.A _HQ§HES,
I Furness, Wnhy G -Cos Lid. STEAMSTTIP LINES landomllalifsx Q St.John,N.B.
-F lil ' From lninliion. Halii‘s_ \rsy6............Shensndoah............June
yay f9............Ku|\u.wha.............luue unoii...... .....Sh.lohn City..........Jnne24.
liverpool vis_§l. John's. Nfld.
TNIAUV P'»6l F H ‘if- iisy ....:r......HalifnxGity £1 .....1'lorencs.._..,. June IB,
sl.... ......._.Ulundn .............June26.
' _ ron Hhvnic Dinner g_.!.l{ssswhs........... .........Juns9.
il. S. "Ulnnda"' has exccllont first-class pas -afar scccmmodatioul
._ FURNESS, WITHY & C0., Lt/d \'»TId¢h.` ~ Agents Halifax N_S =
if Removal Notice ~
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f We have removed our Lumber ima .na oiiiee in ooNNoi.i.v's _WEST WHARF. Situated at West- Endof Water Street in this Qity. Iii our new quarters' which Ire specially adapted to the LUM- like BUSINESS. _ We will carry as formerly n full Stock of all kinds of Lumber,Linie, ltifil. Cedar Posts etc. -
5-28d3i L. M. POOLE & Co.
rshusrsn _ WANTED J. A. Far uharson Co.
i aiainfi. ' q
WARM Weather i _ - here. You will need more FRUIT.Oi-anges Bananas, Pine Apples, 'n `eitce}lent ' order and rice moderate at
MeKENNAs
.' Both Stores. 3,-reams. - .
;I§ladieS’lani linnls
Ii-§eei`our’ window' this I
f I -gig week A
anim I s fa corrf
Paper for sale.
Shnc
_ Attraction This wcck
120 pairs of
vvomen’s dongo. la slippers--cob oiiial shape with large brass oval buckles suitable for house or
street wear--. re- gular price $2. 3 5 now $1.00
See them in
our window.
Alley Q Co,
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Kent Street,
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye, Bar, Nose, Thrust
and Skin. '
Eyes tested and Bttcd for
glasses. _
UFFTCE HOURS
'Evenfiius by appointment l
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"live.` Iinses Hour".
just received from 5 the mill via S. S. f
"Campana" a quan-.
ti‘y of "5 Roses' - L Flour in bbls and half bhls. . . _ -V
Amateur -Work f
Developed and printed Films iind
We show a Ladies’ swell .
'hs Clif Blucher Goodyear `iii photographs at. ` `
BAYER PHOTO STUDIO Phone |92 |27 Grafton St.
welt Beet worth .
._ $4_0p_
All The Latest
9t.oiia.m. 1.07-8.wpin. _,
you-1-r
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Atltdlf Price
$2.00
Sprague Gt C0. Sunnyside
can .... cm _
` -tiiitm-mwfunoplw. Pham. B . I
Timc Table Rocky Point
B. ts. llllabomugh will run for the month of Msyssfollsws: __ - Lv. 0h‘tnwn Dolly snspt Sundays fry. R.Poin
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0 the Mornin' at New Wonderland last night was such a diclded bit that she has consented to the popu- lar request to repeat it again to- night. _
I Any young girl about sixteen or seventeen years of age, with a good common schoii education and who desires a position should apply to X. Y. Z., P. O. Box 1230 at once . tating wages desired.
l The stores department of the Prince Edward Island Railway has been moved from its old .vositioniu the railway yard. The building has been moved on Water Street olorg- side the old freight. shed, to male room for the new up-to-date build- ings to be erected on the -iid sits.
Local fishermen who used to be,
able to take mackerel into Charlotte- town harbor with hook and line a. fgw years ago, Bh0llld be UD U18 lUDlK- out. this summer. Reports all along the Nova Scotia shores indicate that mackerel are striking in plentiiully. and being taken easily. In fact they are appearing in unusually -large numberss .
A curious and unaccustomed sight
here the other day was the arrival of a schooner partly laden with lum- ber and partly, with half-bushel has-I
kets. The latter were piled higl} upon ber deck, and presented a nove qpcctaclc. The Indians of this pro- vincs do not seem to manufacture these baskets as they once used to; probably on account of the difficulty in getting good ash. _
Yesterday a thunder and lightning
storm which first manifested ftsel-\ about 5 a. in. played around Char- lottetown and vicinity all dev. Although the middle portion of th day was free from rain showers pre- vailed from about three o'clock un- til, dai-ki. The. l'ightning was not very severe,--although it appears to have _been much worse in the wssft- ern part of the Province. _
The` "old jail" that dilapidated
structure which is..the chief eycsore oi Charlottetown ie reeewingeertsin attentions which it is hoped are only a prelude to its removal. The de- crepit fence surrounding it is bc- ~ng propped up by certain gallows~ like devlces,wb‘icb .do not add to the beauty of the institution. There was something said some time ago about transporting this old build- ing, but the project seems have hu- come stuck somswherei- T -` ` -. 'J
At the railway wharf,” or what re-
mains of the old whari, the truck- lmen employed in unloading ‘schoon- ‘srs find themselves some _what cram- ped for space to operate their "horse-elevators." They use strong language on occasion, as wap de- monstrated `ths other day when there were three or four large schboners waiting to discharge coal and gravel. When the new. wharf is completed, however, there will be accommoda- ion for ocean liners.
F. W. Hyndman of this City went
over to Yarmouth a few days ago to he present at the trial trip of the str. Harland, the new boat. which is designed for the ferry service -on East and West Rivers and tbie'0r-', well and Crapaud routes, formerly served by the City of London. -Yes- terday he tslegraphed that the trial tilp had been very _ successful- and that the Harland .was a fine boat and everything satisfactory. This is good news for those for whom the new steamer will be n. utility and for those who are looking forward. to
the pleasant excursions which will lie made possible when the Harland s put on her schedule. _ _ A -_ `_
Last night's _attendance at_Ne Wonderland was by far the largest under the present management, thus showing that decidedly iugergstiug pictures-perfectly fsteady and tlius _not tiring to the eyes as is ogien the case in entertainments- of is _kind-with special vocal and hotfix-'_ mental music are practically appre- ciated in this City. When "Ladies wili_ please remove their large hats' was' flashed on the screen, the audi- ence went wild with excitement for there were many "Merry Widows" in ft. Miss lllel{innon's rendition of that popular and captivating sons "Top o' The Mornin' "was so much enjoyed as to` bring forth encore after encore to which this popular soloist responded with the greatest of pleasure. Mr. Haines was also sncored for his singing of Dreaming, the audience in both casesrefustng to allow the views to be shown up- tii they had heard the songs over and over again. By special request lliss McKinnon will sing Top 0' the Mornin again tonight so that all who did not have the plea`wure of hearing her last night might have another opportunity ol doing so. i “An elegant -line of smokers goods
just received. Choice brfsr pipes clear havens cigars, and all Hnds of tobaccoss. Prices right, kindly re-
member the place. A. W. Redtln,
0.- Hennsbury, Argyle Shore, is in
. ` . . - - ’ Mies M<=Klnuou's rinsing ei "'i‘0i> ii1i;et(ieiri;y`iri{ gideiigiéiilgiiiigohatches or
The market yesterday received but
a fair attendance no doubt owing to
iths busy season caused by the plant- ng.
Any person desiring to pnrehnse n
strong second hand double seated carriage at a bargain should apply at this omce at once. Rear scat can be removed, thus making it un ex- cellent market wagon.
Ths wedding of Miss Eliza E. Jor-
dan, of Charlottetown, to Reuben E, Littleitield of Rumford Falls, Me., took place tccently. Major E. D. Dunham. of the Salvation Army, oillclated. The bride was dressed in handsome white cashmere and the groom in light gray.
The members oi the North Star
dramatic Company who played in this City this week, went to Sum- mersids yesterday morning. They have had 'hard luck of late and were practically disbanded because of poor returns. Their benetlt at the Opera House on Thursday night netted each performer about $6 out of which they paid $5 for board. They were pretty good»actors too and made friends
hers who regretted their ill-luck.
The Rev. J. W.. Godfrey until re-
cently rector of Crapaud, seems to have caused a stir in Sydney, since assuming charge of his pariah -there. The Sydney Record s‘ays:_Spca.kiug to
It/lie~Record this 'mornin with res ct
E Pi!
to the criticism .of "Worshipper"' in ycstcrday’s issue. Rev. Mr. Godfrey of Christ church, expressed his surprise that his sermon on Sunday morning had been. construed into an attack on the present federal administra- tion. "My terms were general,"'said the rev. gentleman, "and I am sure the public would take . that. view ot the matter after a - perusal -of that portion of the sermon which seems to be under criticism. Following Em- pire Day and proceeding Victoria Day celebration, I endeavored to ndapt. my theme" to the occasion, and -to _indicate those' moral dangers which threaten the welfare of the nations. On Sunday morning last, Rev. Mr. Godfrey preached from St. Luke 17, 37, "‘Ar|d they answered and said unto him, Where, Lord 'I And he said, Whcresoevcr the body is thither the eagles will he gathered together." The following is the extract from the sermon to which the rev. gentlemen dplnes 'exception was.taken by "Wor- sbippcrz" "It is wcll for us at times to make a. pause in our search for .signs of God’s judgment in the past
L‘ll§§7
huslin
Underwear
never more complete, with have been carefully
Good white cotton, tucked and sleeves . . . . .-- . .
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”‘ ' - - r GUARDIAN The Always Busy Store ' ` ` '
_ Head Offices ln New Prdwse Blrck- -Chslotietown.
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Our splendid showing of muslin underwear was
variety so large all articles
selected iii view oi'
the wants of conservative buyers. The values in sured you are unequalled elsewhere.
The hot weather having just coinirienced is our
reason for Haunting these splendid values.
.NIGHTDRESSES
White cotton, tucked yoke, lace on neck and sleeves
.. 65ceach
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yoke, embroidery on neck
75cesch
Hemstitched tucked yoke, Lawn frilling on neck plait and sleeves...................... 95c
Insertion yoke, low neck hemstitched frillirig. Three quarter sleeves..........;.................$I.55
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Stanley Bros. _
_spending a halt hour there tonight.
Sunnyside.
.A good boy is wanted at Tho
yesterday to attend the closing exer- cises of Acadia College after which she will visit with triends in Halifax.
‘ Fresh mackerel in market yesterday
Or among foreign nations, and to ask whether there is not something among ourselves to call down Divine .vsngeance.Pcrjury has become so irc- quent and so uhblushing in the 'courts of law that the administra- tion of justice is hampered and in some cases is madeimpossible. While among the political parties of this Dominion there is growing ever more and more evident deep seated cor- ruption and a selfish grasping after personal rewards among those tlrst consideration ought to be tor the honor and welfare of the community they represent, such as our fathers dreamed of."
'_'It is the tes. grown an the hill-
sides of the iworid-famous Nuwara Ellyn district in Ceylon, used in "Salads" .Tea that gives itJ that rich uniform delicious flavor.
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Fountain Pens are recognized ss.thc standard of excellence everywhere. _
Weintroduced these penshere
s number of years ago, and ss s
tsstimon'y to their excellence racticsly every pen desierm ghsrlottctowu has now adopted them in preference to other makes.
' out and the details of the-duel
were selling at 25 cents apiece. Many who wished no purcbasefde- cided to wait until the price declin- ed. Lobsters sold at ten cents per pound. -
l The induction of Rev. John Hawley takes place in Marshiield Monday evening, June 1, at 7`p. m. Rev. J. W. MacKenzie will preside and in- duct; Rev. Dr. McPhail will preach; Rev. R. G. Sinclair will address 'the minister and, Rev. Geo. E. Ross the congregation.
° A very delicately executed bit of artistic work, done in India ink, from an original design by the artist, Mr. Lyon, is to be seen in Cook's photo studio, Queen Street. It con- sists of an embellishment for the* photographs of St. Dunstan's College. The treatment is most carefully cur-
ricd U -conceived design need very little DPP- ceptdon to maka one aware that Mr. Lyon has demonstrated ability of a very high order. Hia work entitles him to many compliments. notionly for what his trained and skilful hand has accomplidisd, but for the general appropriateness of the decoration, and the symbol-ical emblems which make of t-he group a most valuable msmcnto of an interesting occasion.
At a meeting of the Executive of
the Charlottetown lloral and Social Reform League recently organized, it was decided to extend the committee by inviting the active co-opemtlve of the clcrgymen of all denonlnattons in the City also the Salvation Army, the Y.M.G.A., tsmpcrance organisa- tions and Labor Union. All these will be asked tio appoint represents- tivcs. A meeting will be held at an early date when the organisation ss suggested will be completed snd Q constitution adopted as is working basis of the League. Committees are
phases of moral reform, and it is
` The' public snould show their sp- preciatlon of New Wonderland by‘
_i .. .
K Frank Young, representing the r Schofield Pisper C0., Ltd., Bt. John,
'N. B., wee in the city Thursday.
_ The Prince of Wales College gra-
duating class was photographed yes- .
erdny by Bayer, P otograplier_
wrapped laundry soaps
it’s a bigger cake too.
keeps your money in
,How is your stock of Famous
that- are selling today, and mny
5~s7dwfs3ir|i
Guardian Omce to learn the printing. _An exceptional opportunity for the
right boy. _
Misa Lutie Nicholson, City, left
ls Good Scsp
It’s the Goodness of the
WllNDE|illlNll
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T0-§lQllT _
Moving Pictures
The liewnciiing Womsn ‘°' blouse To Let The M-_|min_v
The I’armer’s Daughter
Two New Songs
Miss LoTr_fi‘i~i|_1d;i<iNivci\' --aiu --
li. E. II.-\lNE~\.
Aoiiissiox
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Only 5 cents.
I New ldvnnisemenis
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Mortgage Sale
House and Premises on Kent Street, Charlottetown.
'l`ln_ei-|.- will hc mid by Pillillf' Aucili n on thl
pri-mi.~eu on Fiiiurdnt' ilu-27th r-f J\.ue A. D. iliui ut thc hour of Twclv (l'c'ctk Norm. Al L THA 'li trnct. pic co or partial of loin sftunii
lying iind living in Cliarlottciown and bciit part of town lo number fi ini-ty-iivc in the ». iunllrcd of town lots in Llinrlottctown, hotline- ud und duscriberl ns follows. that is bo say:-» Cnrii|ni~iu¢li|g on tlio.\'iirili Hide of Kant Street ut thc Suutli-cruatanulc of lnnd formerly owned by ilu-. into liiclinrd .lohnso thcnou North- wimliy pai-ullcl with Prince nhtroot tlavonty-
tivo fool thc-imc l‘1ust.\\'rirdly pamllol with Knut. Sircot li`o_rty onu fcct, i. iuncc Souihwnrilly pumllul with l’rl|u‘4: Struct nfororaffl Savant, - il\'c foot to Kcnt Struct mul thence Wostv\‘nl‘d- ly ulontztlie .\'ortli slrlc of Kent. Street F0ft)’-
uno foul. to tho Place of conimonocmcnf..
Tho nbovc sa c in iiuvlc uudcr and by virtue
of und pimiuantton Povror of Solo contained
in u i-citnin lndcniurc of Holme bearing rintc l4tl\ llny of .\'oi‘1:i|ibo r lilid e botwoen licthlnr liui i iiuiriis of thu one part und lfinrclu-c Ailcluirlc Uolriis of tho other pert nm hor-.ruiso of default liuvinir bcen iivilic in t/he myiucnt oi' tho principal monoy secured thon-
'ihtt-rirre. chnriettewwn this 21th dey nr
May A. D. liX)8.
FLORENCE A. CATH-N5.
5-Zflrltufni. uortglgoe
F C. WESLILY C0
Designers. ltngrriverrs
Elertvotypers. s»..1ny... .\ n
0
Soap that should cause
you to buy it. It’s really better-Soap than other
sc ld at Five Cents. Arid
There are other reasons wliy it’s wortli your
while to use Famous Soap. It’s made at home. It
local circulation where
some of it will come back to you again. And the
making of soap is a growing industry which will help build up your own
town and province _
A WORD T0 TIIE SOAP SELLERS
Soagnnd Silver Bar. Don'i 'by
any chance let yourself run short. besc are the laundry soaps
he had at is day's notice from
the P. E. Island Soap Work.-, Charlottetown, P. li. l.
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F _; i _ _ __ _ __ Capt. Finlayson of the ltinto re-
turned to the City by the str. Northumberland last night. I ` -1- I Yulson navigation opens about the
4th of June when all classes of mail 'matter will be accepted for transmis-
|already at work on some definite limi by the Post, Office D€PBl'iI!Mi¢-
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expected shortly that the League will New ‘Wonderland under new man
lbs in s position to seek pledges from agement is meeting with exceptional
NEW STOCK
We hive just opened s new
assortment. Come in and try the new points
G. l F.. Huttheson
I Jeweler-Opticiaii
I other irregularities.
|ssls.~psinlsss and sure.--Use only,
_ Putnam s 4
representatives of Parliament witha view oi suppressing corruption or
5000 OUT OF WORK. `
Not mon, but corns that were put
out of business last week by Put- nam's Corn Extractor. No Corn can live if treated by Putus|n’s. < It is
success. The public appreciate cn- tertaining and instructive views and good local and instrumental music, all of harmless nature, and the five cent admission and half half hour show suits everybody.,
Till City by-Laws specifying and
levying the rate of assessment on real and personal property in the City ot Charlottetown for the cur- rent year were read s. third tims_.and
passed at a meeting 0|. the City
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Council held yesterday ri,-ii-ning, The rate on real and personal property' for general civic purposeo is' one and one-eighth per cent; and the rats on the same for water and sewerage ex- penses is onequsrter of one per cont.
This City will be visited on Juno
ith by tywo revlvalists, Clareneé D, Mitchell, of Lima, Ohio., and pro- feseor Ernest L. Btlhy, oi Imiia||n_ a base soloist and chorus lender. They will conduct a course of iwvival services in connection with the Cen- tral Chriatian Church oi this City. Mr. Mitchell is a noted and eloquent preacher and his visit here should attract many heaters. lr. Bilby’s singing will be it most sttnctivs parcel the servic'e`e and hs,wfii"be' lldsted by_.hfs wie whopollkia tins lsoprsno voice. _
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