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A ' _ Head Offices in New Prowse Block-~-Charlottetown. ‘ GOR ' ' _ », '

,J __ ._ " ' _ -_V Y _ 3 Daniel Sample of souris is vilting Rev. G. B. McLeod, pastor of First The Popular Gift To-day /'

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A Piece or ciii Gas

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The beautiful designs and iuoder '5

ate prices we ask for them should in- "i°"\"‘f`:`*

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W. W. WELLNER, - - .

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Jewel

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llsve your photos taken in

all the leading styles al CO0K’S.

f ilities for l

Best sc' family groups. | ren’S _ l"ilms developed at lowest I

prices. Sludio. Desllrissy i p p c fb

Block Charlottetown.

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Hughes Saline cleanses and puriiies the systcin, no

better spring medicine.

Price 25:: per bottle. ~

llughes' Digestive Tonic

cures that tired feeling. It gives strength and vigor to the entire

body.

Price 2 5c per bottle.

GEO. E. HUGHES.

Apotliecnries Hail.

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Furness, Wiihy

Q. Co.. Ltd.

l-‘ruin London. Sluuiinir. Froni Halifax

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June 4 (vin St. Jolin‘s. N. F.) St. John CityJnno24 June lil .. . . . . . . .Ilnpp|ihniiiiock...`.. . July 7

Jiinu Zl).... Sliciininlonli........ . July 21 __.>._

From Liverpool. A Siciiinor. From 'nlifiix

Juuoti . . . . . . . . . . . ... Ulundn ...... ........Jnno25

Ju|ic20 ........... ..l'l\'niigoliiie, ........ .. July8

FOIL lIAVlll~l DIItlCC'l’

SS. "Kanawha" ..... . . . . . . . . ._.Juno

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Leather

50.: a pair

Our special attrac- tion tliis wee': is

one hundred and fifty pairs of childre11’s Kid

, - ankle strap slip-

pers sizes 5, 6, 7,

8, 9, 10, at goo a pair regular price

$1.00 and $1.15.

Alley dll Co,

A few pairs of

cl1ilclreu’s laced

boots same sizes

added to the lot

at 5oc :1 pair.

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THE QUEENS c0UNIY fQHK§DiAN“i fi I if

in the City. _

Lobsters and codiish are reported

scarce at Launching.

G. A. and Mrs. Gane, City, return-

ed last night from Boston. _

The tide will be high this morn

ing at 8.45 and tonight at 9.60.

Ruebe-n McDonald of the Patriot

came in' from Snmmerside last night.

The Launching butter factory opens on the 15th with F. McNeill as man- agar.

John Hosr, Rustico, has returned from Sydney after a 1no1rth's ah-; sence. ,

Miss_Gwen Walsh, City, returned

last night from a visit. to Mrs. Dr. Kier, Kensington.

Mrs. (Dr.) Hunt, Malden, Mass., is

visiting her parents Hon. Benj. and Mrs. Rogers, Farrholm. , Mrs. W. F. 'Pidmarsh and Master

Clarence Tidmarsb arrived by the mail special last night from Boston.

The warmest temperature recorded

yesterday was 77 A degrees above exact- ly the same as on Wednesday-at 9 p. rn. last night it was 57 above. 6

The first horse races of the season

will bc held in Upton Park on Wed- nesday, the 24th inst. A splendid field of horses are entering and n

S0011 day's sport is expected. , At the City Police Court yesterday

the Prohibition cases against Daniel O’Brien and Mrs. Annie Coyle were 'further postponed for o. week.

Albert W. E. Douse and family

,wish to thank their many friends for ‘their sincere sympathy and the many] ,lllndnesses received at their hands,l

'also for the beautiful flowers. , A lady desired plain sewing by the day in her home. By using the! Guardian’s classified columns sho ,soon got more orders than she could ,handle and thul was enabled ‘to sei~ ect. the best' customers, and is natur- ally very halJPy.

E. A. Munro, the next Rhodes scho-i

‘lar from Dalhousie College, is a soul of Rev. J. R. Munro, Tabor, Alberta J. R. Munro’s father was a son 0! one of the pioneers of the Presby- terian ,oiiiiicii iii P. is. 1. Rev. Alert Munroe, Valleyiicld. His mother isi n daughter of Rev. H. B. McKay, of Halifax, and for many years min- ister of Salem Church, River John,

` In their first game of base-ball this season the Tanners defeated the Mic Macs by a score of 10-3 last evening. The game was of seven innings en-' durance and some very good plays were made. The Tanners led in runs all through the game shutting the Mic Macs out' after the third inning. These teams may play another game which will undoubtedly he closer ns bolth teams will have more practice.

It will be learned with pleasure

that Adjutant: W. H. Square-hriggs will conduct ncxt Sunday's services at the Salvation Army. The iidjiit-

. and is n gon 0; 8 reap,-,ded citizen H_

Sqiiarcbriggs, and, with his partner

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S O e S goooeooowwwewwws §i'....ii. §l“ny.. 1§i.....i°'i°.'f.‘f.'i§f` i-if i.°l...'2

Ledies'blucher cut patent leather shoes

all sizes, worth $2.511 out _price for a few days $1.75 a pair. Here is your chanC\‘-- to get a neat up-to-dale shoe nt a_ low price. Thirty pairs lelt, ge your size ii once.

A. E. -McEACliEN

The Shoe man

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WARM Weather in

here. You will need

more FRUIT. Oranges Bananas, Pine Apples, n excellent order and rice moderate at

Mc KENNA’S

Both Stores.

5-28drf¢f

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llH.H.|].JliHii$illi `

Kent Stress

Practice limitcil to illnesses

of Eye, liar. Niue, l`hront and Skin.

ltres ie-ited and fitted for

4l»uise~

ilF`F`lCIC HUURS 'lui lin. in. l.."|-Hill ln.

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d lilvoiiinirn hy nimonitmont ,,

iiifiiililili FLUUH

ER Flour put up in

Barrels

ioo lb Bags 50 lb Bags

25 lb Bags Low Prices for Uasli

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO other days_

of the most forceful oflicors in the Salvation Army, his last: appoint- ment being Providence, Rhode Island.

Owing to che big Saturday paper

part of which has to be printcd on Friday advertisers are requested to have their _"'chii.nges" in not later than ten o'c1ock, on both of above days-for che Morni-ng Daily and Rur- ,al Daily, as Guardiim employees have a half holiday each Saturday and lhhemews nnil cditoiriol departments also close from 1 p. m. to 6.30 p. m. The hiisincss offices are opcn as on

\

Prof. Ernest L. Bilby and Mrs.

Bilby, of Indiana, came in last night lfrom Lubec, Marne, where they have been since the Mitchell-Bilby meetings

VW.: have just received direct,c,0s,,d in SL John, N_ B_ M,-_ Buby

from the 'Mm Z, lot of B EAV_ ,is the solist and cartoonist- and chor-

us leader of the Mitchell-Bilby evan- gelistic team and has preceded Mr. Mitchell foil the purpose of complet- ling arrangements for the series of lmeetings that are to begin in the lCentral Christian Church, on Kent iStreet, on Sunday morning. Mrs.' 'Bilby is a soprano of more than or- dinary ability, aud will assist her |husband in duets, also rendering 3' ,few solos during their stay here. Mr. and Mrs M chsll

_ . it are expected to

. arrive tomorrow evening.

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sara fa oorr 1 BRIDAL

. The results of the examinations at.

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So c-Il at our studio wi1hfy<.u5newlsu::;- ghningcarrutgipgsbxlledlpiiueblilonqrz in The p0,,,,]m.{t,, of pear]

mu dress “lid Heiul(ii=ill,1i" li-liitiiieieiii pilfhmi and assiaii in Phaigiiiaciblo em 8 ry' -lc ` dry ig “tm ullabated'

_ \ week

| We show a Ladies’ swell

Tan Calf Blucher Goodyear welt Boot worth

$4.00

Ai hnf Price

$2.00

Sprague 8: Co.

nniice.

BAYER, PHOTOGRAPHER

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PLANT LINE

Direct Route to Bos'roN

The well-known steaiuers of tl_1e

Plant Line will make the first trip of the season from SOSTO \ Saturday, May 16, retuming from Charlottetown Tuesday, May I9. and everv '_I`uesday thereai ter.

For fi-eighi,l passage end' all

information app y to .

WM. MOMBOURQUE FTE.

A ‘third year have been announced.

Students from this Province take positions as follows -Second year

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:lieu '|I_?li|e‘eAnniEi-eiiir is we llookeil after ni l`ogy,pAnatomq, Physiologgyand lt;-l ‘Ve are Showing 3 Splell'

S38 0|!! WlIld0W lllll ' our' studio. Finns developed at short 'plied Medical Chem airy. B. I-1.' did line of

1Champion, Alberton, honors in Phar- lmacy, Organic Chemistry, and applied Medical Chemistry panes in all other subjects. A. Dunbar, iAlnia, honors in Histology and pas- lses in all other subieets. A. L. Mc- ,Neill, city, honors in Anatomy and -Organic Chemistry and passes in aii other subjects. A. W. Furness, Vernon River, passes in all subjects.. J. A. McPhee, city honors in Organic Chemistry and passes rn all other subjects. Third Year. F. M. Auld, Oovehend, takes third place in aggrezate honors. The students passing in all subjects of tha third year, are as followsz- F. M. Auld, Oovehead, J. W. Dorsey, city, J. J. Gillis Miscoucbe. G. C. Lawson

city. I "Rountrees Pastiles-Ass't flavor

including Cream Toilee, Black Cur- rents, Damson, Prune, Lime Fruit

Age11t._Charlottetown., Biigui ?=il\_pé£xP;;;I;;¥ ‘;:dn,B\\¢::: G` F. _,Hutcheson

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STANLEY BROS.

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Presbytsrum Church in Truro, and formerly of Covahead, has declined n

very flattering call to Sydney.

Fifty thousand dollars worth of ______,____.A___ _ ___ ____ _ _¢,I_.._.________. n

lobsters, about three thousand pack- .

ages arrived by the Ei. S. Northum- ' , ' berland in Picton from Prince Ed- ward Island recently for shipment

abroad.

The regular annual meeting of the

Summersilde Lawn Tennis Club will be and in uit ooiiiieii chamber on! Saturday evening June 13th at 8| o'clock. All interested and' especially members are urgently requested tol attend. I

At Kindergnrteii Hall last night a

very appreciative audience was charm ed with Mrs. Southwick's dramatic recital. lt. M. Johnson presided. A` program selected wlth- rare taste proxlded a feast oi' literary delights which this accomplished lady render- ed superbly. The occasions have been few when so much pleasure has been derived from a similar enter-

tnlnment the success of which stamp-| ed Mrs. Southwick as one of the' most gifted of her profession. By special request Tennyson’s thrilling

hugle song was added to an already generous program which included tbsl following .1-The Fern, Hnvergnl; Ode to s skylnrk, Shelley; Life and Song, Lanier; My Ships, Ella Wheeler Wil- coxi; Potion Scene from Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare; The Boholink; Un Bean Ideal, Bonner; M.a,mmy‘s Lil Boy, (hy request) Edwards; Aux It- aliens, Mercillth; Arena Scene from "Quo Vadis," Sienkiewicz.

SUPREME COURT

AT SUMMERSIDE

(Continued from page 1.) house for the revolver. I told her I would rather not give it to her. I do not nemcmber, but I think Miss Gillis said I was threatening to use it on myself. I gave it to Stella I took the cartridges out. We decid- ed to go to Father Monaghan and tell what we had done. We were to so in the morning. After I left Miss Gillis’ I went home. When I got there I went into my aunt's room. 1 told her I had shot Joe McMillan. I told her not to tell my .parents until' the morning. This

would he about three or four o'clock. I wenh to bed I stayed there iiiiiui-1 | an hour. I then _got up and wentj to Miss Gillis' on-i f' i 1 there \ 0-1 went to Father Monaghan. I <_idI not go into_ thr house this time.| Stella and she` were stan-iing at the door. I got the revolver nzaln from- Stell-ri before I went to |`si:her Mon-| ashan. I told Stellu I warned the

revolver as my father did not want anything lying around.

We went up to Father Monaghan's.‘.

When we got there Miss Gillis spoke first. I do hilt remember of telling Father Monaghan that I did it in a fit of passion. During all this time I was very much excited. I was tremblvn;-:. I think as far as I can remember all the statements made 'ny Father Monaghan are correct. He asked mc to give-him-the--revolver-. I told him I would rather not. 1'took it to Miss Gillis' with me when ws returned. I gave it to Stella. This was the last time I had it. The last time I went to Miss Gil-lis' I stayed there Lwo or three hours. I then went home and met my father. Ha risked nie about the murder and if I was innocent. I said, “No. father, I am guilty." I then went into the house. Do not remember what the talk was in there, saw my mother and father there. I then went down to Mr. Schurman’s to get Walton Schurman to come and do the work for me. I hitched up the horse and went to Miscouchef Did not meet any one that I remember. Think the first person I spoke to was Ernest Rogers. I also talked to Urban Gillis. I called him to the wagon and said. "Is this not an swfiil thing I hnvo done 7" He said, "Was it you who did it 7" I said. "yes." I do not ,emeniber Gillis asking me if the other girls had gone to Sum- mersiilo und returned would I have shot Joe. I think I asked him about my going to see Mrs. McMillan. I think he advised me not to. I think I asked him how Stella. was feeling about the shooting and if he had seen her, but do not remember his answer, if ony. I was talking to Gil lis about f-ve minutes. I tlink what Walter Schulman said is correct.

Court then adjourned till ten this

morning, when the examination of the prisoner will be continued. The d_efcnce willvhe insanity.

Pearl Brooches,

Stick Pins, ' Safety Pins, Pendants, and Rings.

Anyone of which is well

suited as a gift for biiile or

bridesmaid

We emphasize quality in

the selections of our goods and supply our customers with the very highest , grade. ',

Every pattern eloquent of style and taste. Pretty stripes, figures, sprays

etc in the most dainty and exquisite coloriiigs ever shown in Char- d lottetown at this price.. cy

There are about woo yards in tnis lot and that will not last long so do not

dclay.

The Weather Man has piedictcd a liot wave so prepare for it early while

0 r assortment is at its greaieit.

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glove i in colors to inatcii the suit or dress.

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Long Gloves `

Short sleeves, being the style this seiisoii, iiccessitate the use of long'

I, > i 5 silk glues at qoc, 1.25,1.35 pr. Long Fabric gloves 4oc, 65c, _

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_ Woven ` traw Suitcases

How often is the wish

expressed, when prepar- ing for a short journey that one might have something large and ight to carry things in I9 in 65c ea. 21 in Soc ea. :.3 in 1.00 ea. 25 in 1.10

i

L White Blouses

Newést styles with

Tokio panels, iaiicy yokes and sectional

effects in pretty e111- broideries and laces.

Hundreds of patterns to choose froiu at 35c

75c, 1.25. 2.00 etc.

Pleated, Fabrics

Fine French Voile, 45 in wide, knife pleated _for skirts and suits. All that is required to make the skirts is to close up the back and put on a band.

Cream, Blk, Navy and

Brown. 85c yd

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Our mail order department is b '

coming more favorably known every

clay.

Simply send us a postal card telling

ns the kind and color _of material yo.i require and we will send samples .by return mail. '

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Mail Orders W White Tub Skirts

6' Pretty lawn organdy, inusliu, duck

and drill skirts both plain and fancy

in the ‘atest patterns direct from the

factory.

The Always Busy Store I I

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Is strong, durable, sulphitc stock

that resists HEAT COLD and

DA UPNESS.

Can be painted or varnishecl

Is used outsid:, inside and 'tween sides

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Schofield Paper Co., Limitcilf ’W°.‘S:tY_.S°“S‘ if e

Jeivclci'--Optician ` ` Q“¢°'\ Sire"

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One of Charlotteiown’s leading groccrs

says that it is remarkable how much Fanious

Soap is being asked for these days. The soap

is giving great satisfaction to those using it

and he says that he honestly believes that it is

the best bar of wrapped laundry soap 011 the

market today selling at five cents. Famous

Soap is made in Prince Edward Island and its

manufacture is growing into quite a big

industry. It’s an industry which is going to be

made a real local success-something out of

the"_ or linary for manufacturing in this

Province.

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Moving Pictures

A sad awakening.

Ciiplnin Kirl The Farinas Aeroplniie, The Stowaway.

l MISS LO'i"l`ll'2 Mcl{I.\'Nf)N

i\i>.\iissio.\' Only 5 cents.

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in groceries you may know we have the beststock procursble

MEAT

Ours can Always he depend. d

upon for being tender, jnic, , .ind fine flavored. Try it once and yon will wsnl it always.

il, BL Squarcbriggs

Grocery Snaps

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