ol will us with a complete also

4 'rue Furious "W>_W-W2’

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'f’tinvwmtnorviot*gatyuna»lne'1f'il¢‘vla warn.. “w. W. W." ‘wsaolu

lllnubxarnanlaillfaotnrya. ~ _ ,_ ,,

\»'\|l"`-" \/\/(EL-L-|Q3F, Jewelle

tlllllut on

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' If you wish the beat in photo-,`

graphy, tiniahed on the new spec- ialized mounta,(the very lateat novelty.)

To 'Visit Our Htudio

GEO. li. CO0K

Where Baby is Always Welcome.

Preparations

Including Stosk Food, Ponltr Food. Heave Cure, Worm Powder, Louise Kielder, etc.

Herbageum. Hughes’ Condition Powder. Wholesale and Retail.

Cleo. E. Hughes, Apothecaries Hall.

| linen A New 5 sun?

International I

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expenditure of money here is the place: *

We are in a position to

furnish you with a new suit cheap.-r than you can get else- where and they are bound to please you. _

Call and examine our goods

and get our prices.

l ‘ -Alley o ca.

,I HUUSE-CLEANING |

Every-one llrows what

house cleaning means-a lot of labor, time and worry.

This can be greatly lessened

by having the proper material to help you which can be

fo due e In orderto increase the sales of IS- AL MAGAZINE PAGE devoted to the

nn r W h l rlt of

S°,;5 a::¢l]`u,1;g¢e v§¢°?,3;ng_ °ff¢|'9 375 ‘£°\\!ldB M értilliiims 10 interests' of the`Province of Prince Ed Scrubbing, Laundry, 'l‘oilet,_ GIVENATAY FRE t° ihfhant 26 ward island; also AN INTERESTING nllinfeelsnl,snu<=le,nlllmlmd §:t"‘;‘;“:h‘;’§en°g’£i1I-;,f"“‘;n§l“!‘;::L ufe”§;;j suonr s'ronY; sl»m.uoN nv Ra:v_ Potash. \»1l'¢=l’s Lys.. Am- mme, ..Emp,ess.. ,_,,e,, ,O ms, WM.noBsoN= News on tllussnnarii

m°“i°' Pennine( Gold Rust' trom England to P. E. Island. Th

Borax, Putz Lrealn, allver

§<;_{;;'§» S_‘;;;,°“ ‘;,,‘;;§}'= v;;}§§,§- ...nfl .. mo.. .f --rslnsn starin- Bmshes Bmomsmd em ’ Tea at 25 cents per lb. and that yo

Ord [here when: you can send your guess in an addresse et “lf at the one time_Bee envelope which will be given you b R the merchant from whom you buy th

what you glet _ and at the lowest losaib e price.

McKenna's Grocery,

If you want to keep abreast

of the times your apparel is your iirst consideration and if you want to purchase a new .suit without an extravagant

xg- _ {

Invictus Patent Leather Low Shoes

or Men

On the new point-

ed ioe lasts ale the

extreme style for

summer.

Price $4.00 and

$4. 50 a pair.

Patent Clot and

fast colored eye-

lets used through-

out.

Sole Agents for Char- lottetown.

FREE TEA

LAND BLEND Tea the Agent he

only condiliona are that you bu

Tea.

For further particulars apply to

Two stores tg suit your cggveglgralco ` ' \_ rn~»el..av:.=:”::l:.l.v.._ - l CCI' - ,

We-swam;

Spring Balls l5c alb

Also' .of own Mall. Pl..

Opened for your inspection a com- plete line of Spring Footwear.

,Splendid values in T

lil V

s fChocolat'e '

1' '.

Our Men’s Boxi Calf at $z.co and $2.25, are

` -the best obtainable. '

' SPRAGUE & C0., ,

" ; susnvslmz.

.yy

Sole Agents tor Charlottetown.

i200 lbS. Moth

ventive 35: a pound.

KEDDIN BKUS - ' Opposite P. O.

3 ycsterday-afternoon. ' `

l the Northumberland yesterday morning.

_ aplcures generally, has recently been

n _ ; _ d LATEST TELEGRAPHIC, FOREIGN

llead_ Oillcas in New Prowsoi

Block, Charlottetown. ‘

HBA. T. 0. JAKB arrived by the Stanley

Susmlnrnsnasr Susnr crossed by

Tnsrvuolm aubscrlbera please add box

directory: |82 -A. N. McKay, crookery store. ` -

Cnlsr J usrrcs Su1.l.xv.\N and L.C. Owen were passenger-sto Point du Chene yester- day by the Northumberland.

Layton McCabe, of P. E._ Inland is visiting among his friends hare, says the News, Mr. McCabe returned home on Tuesday.

“WrLl.le Wnsrmonousn invents Boxing shoes " and “Pretending Percy

4 baoomea helpful to a mother, and is

caught slapping the Baby,” in next Batur- day's magazine. -

The marriage of Capt. Henry R Cook, of

the Marconi Wireless Company, now stationed on Sable Island, will take place ln Georgetown, on the 15th of May, to Misa Annie Herdert Hllohey, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Hllchey, Georgetown.

ALL freight charges beyond Truro and Vloncton on live stock for the coming Exhibition must. be pull] by the exhibitor, and nut by the Exhibition. A typograph- ical error in the announcement in The Guardian of May 7 gave it wrong Impress ion. The editorial article ln the some issue stated the case correctly.

Al.n.r:l\m' many complimentary letters

and words of praise have been received about tile “Horse Notes" that appear ill The Saturday Guardian. Every week this edition ls growing more popular and every mail brings new subrcrlptlolis. Do not delay sending for it and telling your friends and neighbors, only 30 cents per year, only 25 cents for six months. if

'l'lu-: Eclipse Bakery on Kent’ Street, a

well known and popular establishment whose output is approved ot by city

enlarged and improved. The change affords opportunity for the proprietor to handle hisextensiva trade in an up-to- date manner and lnaetyla to please the most fastidious and particular patrons. A labor saving and practical appliance lately installed is a Dread mixer into which three barrels of Hour may be emptied nlld thoroughly made into dough by means ota pasolena engine of three _horse,powpi‘.'1‘ha cleanliness and elilolency of this machine is notable, and results in improved products ofthe bakery. In all the work pertaining to the production ol tna pastry, cake, atc., for which the Eclipse Bakery is celebrlltcd the same modern methods and thoroughness are noticeable.

Tm: Saturday Guardian, almost invari-

nbly fourteen pages will be mailed to any address In Ca.nada,the British Isles,’I‘rans vaal or U nlted States for but 50 cents per year. Each issue contains A SPECI

Litraturc-,l{istoxy, Folk Lore and Beal

.1 SCHOOL LESSON for a week hence. it HORSE NOTIB, ll COMIC PAGE, printed ' in colors, which will make you laugh each

time you read ll besides ALL THE

Y AND Local. News. Every mall urlllw. e many new subscriptions. \VllnL nice,-

glft, or one that would bc more anpreci ated, could be sent. to lx friend abroad. tf

THE question ofa president for Kings

College. Windsor, N. S.. is the sub_iel:\. ot mach discussion at the present. time bv those interested in lilo weltlire ol till' venerable institution. It is nmlntainerl by many that the Church of Enlrlanll should beable easily, wltn the proper man in the proaldentfs chair, to make the col lege aaucoeaa and self sustaining. Con sldarable space is given to the subject in the columns oiChurch Work, the Church of England journal for the Provinces, pub lished in Sydney. with itcv. Cllnrlcs Vernon (well known in Charlottetown) aa eiltor. The need of a capable business

.. man for the presidency is very plainly

stated in this paper and the example of Dr. Trotter of Acadia ls cited, as showing what can be accomplished by a. good man. There are many ln this Province, who acknowledge Kings as their Alma Mater,

g and they would like to see their old coi-

lege pass through the troublesome period which for years has delayed her progress. Itls altogether likely that at the annun

t l

Nearly Everybody

who speaks the Eng- lish language in i>rince Edward island reads the Chariot clown

.-_i--1-in-xltlllil-*

l 3 Gllditlliiil,

‘ '“There's a Reason"

leading

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Every person who lmao gdd chocolates to try a box of Wh||°'| D¢|m`|»|

pieced Fel late at all

meeting In June the matter will be dotlnitely dealt with.

Fishing Tackle-We makaa apeonlty

of this line ln our business. Our s lr ot nles,rods,reels,ilnea.caeta, books etc leap-vodute and ol the iineat quality ln every reapaot~Our prices are low. No tronblatoshovr goods-Cali and see us. `-A W Bsddln, Plum. B.

Thursday i0th inet.. is

the last day for discounts on electric light bills for _April llghtlnd. Play today and save money. 'ld4t

Towels of every description at

` Stanley Bros- todzl.

I _,___ ~ l mate on the wrecked steamer Lunenburg

AT AU- “MES I s:f.:.r.::.::.-‘.;".:.~:“.::.:° 2: zz:

mv. .s

MAY 10, :goo V

had it cuutaut

A auuitllllfl aale with genuine 'bargains

. ° ` f ‘ 's " ‘ li whatmur hnpsmapsl- la looking- mr.

-_ , on page eight. of this issue.

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Canal! Wtr.l.u.u Burns, formerly

mentateamer Aberdeen. now dns

hom Quebec. The Steamer will be engaged iiiaupplying lighthouses, _ laying buoy! and other work.

l Tllaillty nf London makes two trlpa toll

West River t.oday.|

THB Cllr Surveyor. the Local Goveru~l 'Mill' Glttineer, and Mr. A. B. Warburton i yoaikrday inlpeowl the mad leading tow

Th8i’0 lar! diV0l8 typewriigrg on Q13

market. But why cxperimentl The Smith Premier Typewriter ls the stand. ard. -A. Milne Fraser. Halifax. ltldili

""¢==flHl Klllli'$ lllllllil [illlllllllll==<i

Branch Ollices in Montague, Souris and Georgetown-

Dr. Fraser had his dental rooma artisti-

cally papered and painted.

n. sMcr.a<»d,°r ol-aillmr. nom lwlltl’

purchased a valuable Parkside holse.

Many will be sorry to learn that Malcolm McLeod, Graham's Road is not, recovering from his illness. l

"Sunlight Soap Coupons wanted"-

Tollotsoapgiven ill excbanlre for these coupons by W.A Johnstone, Montague, P. E. I. Sdtwtf

Miss Emily Heaney returned on May

Bra, from Monson, Maine, where she has been visiting her sister Mrs. D. H. Champion.

“California seedlcss oranges," Valencia

oranges, lemons, apples "Lialdwllls" and “Ben Davis," figs, dates, null canned fruits at W. A. Johnstone's Montague, P. E. 1. lldtwbt

Below is printed a ballot such as will he

given to every elector in Kil\g's who presents himself at the polls on the l0tll marked in the wily all would have tile electors vote for thejgood of the com-

munity: -

Against the Act X

l For tha Act ~

Tun Guannr/in will be pleased to hellr

from any correspondents who have news to furnlsh,and who desircto have the same published/lfhe news of each County is now classified, which will prove uconvelliencc to readers in llndinlz their own County news quickly. In every case the items are most. appreciated when they are brief and to the point and confined to matters of fact, or events that have happened or are to tulle place. With all wllo wish to contribute The Guardian will be glad to correspond.

The following ofiloers were duly ln-

atallad for Maplewood Lodge, No 93, I. O. G. T.. of Bangor, byithe lodge Deputy, Donald McDougall, for the ensuing quarter, vlz:

C. T.-Hector Compton.

V. T.-Duncan Mcllougnll.

P. C. T.-Sarah A. McDougall.

Mar.-Eddie Robbins. D. M. Lottie M. Baller.

Chap. Alex Grunt.

F. S.-Mary S. Ludner. Tres. -A. M. McKay.

\ G.-Fred Cobb.

Sent..-Fred Betts.

Sec.-Minnie Jardine.

On Friday svenlng,Mliy 4th. ll concer was hel'iln Forthne Bridge School, for the purpose of rc-furnishinig the school- roonl. Tilc school children took pm-v,

“Souvenir post cards". “Comic post

cards” “Souvenir stationery", and fancy goods, at W. A. Johnstone'a, Montague, P. E. I. ildtwtf

The Misses Kl:llnelly,hlwe removed their

dressmaklug establishment to Water Street opposite High School. This will be u more eentrui locality for their numerous customers.

Rr-rv. W. J. CaMPaur.l. will be assisted

by the Rev. James McDougall, nt the re- opening of the Kirk, Murray River, next Sllbblll-ht Mtly liilll. Services 10.30 a. m., 2.30 p. m., and 7 p. m.

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Piles

Don‘t" .Slllier Longer, You Can Have Instant Relief and a Last- ing Cure by Using Pyramid Pile Cure.

A Trial Package Mailed Free to All.

The rectum, like the mouth, is lined

with that soft, satlny material known lla mucous lucnlbrane. Piles is li dis- ease of that membrane and the blooll vessels that lie under it.

Flasure alld Fistulu nlicct the some

membrane and belong Lo the :mule lluully. Pyranllri Pile Cure slipped

Iintothebowel, melt und aprcall them ‘solves over the dlseuscri und painful surface and not just as li aalvc would 'iftbe trouble was on tho outside of the body and coulli be easily seen and gotten

nt.

The ilnmediute relief they give even

in the most ngonlzlng cases will startle you, as lt. bus already startled many thousands of “doubting Thom- ,ases" before you, who have trlell |cveryt.hing and sent for the sample pnzk- nge, firmly convinced that they would ttgnln be lliaappoinl.ed_

But they weron't. Pyraruld Pile

Cure don‘t disappoint. They cure They are for sale at all druuglsts

llundrell to the person who neella them .‘

Mr. John Byrne ol' Zllltl illlrl Ave..

New York City, writing unllcr daic

lsampleund used in right away. I l., ao: much relief from it alter 20 years suffering, that I bought n 50 cent box

goneand my llsl-ula hnel almost lli.-n

`peared. I had given up nll hope nl

anyof my friends try them, ns I cu

guarantee they ure li sure cure." , Orif you wnnb to prove this nlattc ‘nt our expense, before purcha~lng, semi your nlnlle llncl lldlll-can to the PYRA Milt

assisted hy thc best. local talent. The following ls tho program.-March, Midnight Fire Alurln. Pllul L‘\ulbert. Cllerelll (tenchl.-r); words of welcome, Miss Annie Culupbrll; fnlitastlos, tau girls; recitation, Melville null Efllllo Aitken; operet.La,lVlisaes Allele Francis linll lvl. Cooney; Rccltlltloll, Graco unll Etllrl Townaheml; instrumental duet., L Cha-reni and Elsie Francis; Rccitation, drill and song, eight. little ulrla; dialogue, M O`dounl»l lulli Edgar Francis; solo, Misa Sqllarobriirgs; recitation, Winnie Dllvidstn; solo, El»lc Francis; recitation

Miss Elsie |Francll~; dialogue, Misses Elsie Francis and Gladys Townshend; reading Alice Jackson; recitation, Edgar Francis.

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DRUG C0., 0017 Pyrlnlllri Bll|llllllu_

'li/Iurslllill, liiicliigun, und receive ll trlul package free by return lnull.

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Wbell in lll.-rd of dress comic-

think of Slzlllley Bros. io '2l_

Vlckiilvinciblc luixturc of swcl-L peas is beyond question tile creaill of lnixl.ul'eu. Forslllc ollly bv J. .l. Guy 3; Sona. 2511 tha twl lf.

We havl-3-lst received one car-

load of "Henry" high grad

Violl\Aitkell;cl\orus,lllstrutnclllnlwnllz: Carliallesl in ¢u5hl"u the fun'

abou|s_ young m:n's bugoles% , ,

Nobby ln the l` own as

size, regular bnggies. concord- and road wagons, all n aw allll llp-|l..- dale. Call and sec our exlllblt.

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Mmm near Tac Anwavs _-nusv

New, Shirt

Waists

The variety and ex-

tent of our Shirt Waist stock is sure to please you.'_ i

Silks, Organdies, ‘

Lawns and Linens- tucked, embroidered and lace trimmed- Made by the best shirt waist people in Canada. Pelfection in quality, style, assortment, fit, finish and workman- ship-sizes 32 to 44

inch.

Prices from 5oc up. ,

Special values at `

75:: $1.10 and $l.40

A Lot New (iolf Jerseys

for ladies' and child-

ren -alltlle gocd colors and all sizes up to 44 inch. Made of fine

wools and perfection in

Et, finish and work~

manshlp.

Stanley Bios.

the City hom the Hllluborouigh Bridle- " , ' ` I' . The location for she approach to the City .

will be decided on and the work probably proceeded with at ouoe. ` . ‘ 5

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Elegant

Embroid-

ered

Chiffons

All Overs 22 inches

wide. `

While $2.50 and

$2.85 5 d

Blank $2.75 yd.

For thc Lady Who Wants an

ixclusivc and Elegant White Dress

44 inch Swiss Skirt

Embroidery teyelet make) elaborately elll- broldered on fine Per- sian Lawn- they come in 4% yard lengths and the price is $1.95' per yard.

French Oraalldics and himitics

Tllesc come in wl1i'c,

while grollllds with colors-qrccu, sky, navy, cream, grey and black grounds with white. Assortment cnnllgll to please all and each.

Prices I2c, r5c,1o’c,

25c, 3oc and up.

ilanlev Bros.

f l-

litlcentsa box and are worth an even __ _, .

l mls malt i " rms mini; W °f nssusouslllvh |5_®_ C., \ “calls ouiillv

.lun.l7l.ll, ll.tltl, says: “l received the

/ Q, _ 7

auibcc. Try lx plackuuc its g-ml'

cllolcl: carton 'rail _

'rho nllllosrunbelll-lllllc paul ls lllllm..

p* llllt. up in lulli lil Ill bill llllull nil- pl~noi` buxo-, 1| vllollru lu' ivll- wil ll our gllllr-

::;.i.:.:f‘.°.‘;..f‘;:;“~..i.,;”1‘::§..*rx-.sa L SANDERSUN, ‘il C0’Y. J

urrah! Boys’

'l`here’s Nothinl!

Forour Suits

so Pretty and

S'l-A11-1 or Oslo, Crrv or ’l‘ol.lcu0, } ss.

Louis CouN'rv

l'ril.‘es low and tcrllls right A

l Frank J. Cheney lullkes oath that llc is senior partner of tho ilrln of I". J . Cheney GL Co.. doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid llnvi that snilltirln will pay the uuul ol CNE HUNDRED DO LLAR5 for each and every case of Uatarrh tllut; cannot be cured by the use of Hal|'n Cultllrrh Cllrc.

FRANK J. CHENEY

Sworn to before me and subscribed in

my prf-sence, this (ith day of December. A. D. IML

(SEAL) A. W. CLE/\SON.

No'raltY Pum.lu

Ha|l'll Catarrb Cure is taken internally,

and acts directly on the blond and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testi- monials free ‘

~ F. J. CHENEY, 8: C0. 'lole<lo, O.

Sold b all.Drugglat.s 750.

"Take llall’s lfaullly 'Pills for constip-

at on. ,__

Cut Glass -Sme-

We wish to reduce our me ll stork of cut glass before our new stock ax- rlves and we will there- fore give a uniform dia- oonnt of

' 25 PER CENT

off of our entire stock.

This ls an excellent

opportunity to buy cut. glass at away down prices.

G. F. HUTCHESON. ` Jeweller and Optlclan. _

Home & Co. 5llti>2wtw_3i

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A Prcc Musical tducation

We have arranged with the United States School ol Music, Union Square, New York. to give free lessons to fill who purchase

Violins, Autoharps, Guitars, Banioa

from lls. Hundreds of people do not buy lllu~ica instruments because they cannot play. -Here is an opportunity to learn with- out costing you anything.

‘Call today for full particu- ars.

nllngngsos.

our Boys’ Suits.

Our boys' 3 piece suits are very plctly indeed.

They are made in latest styles from fancy Tweeds and worsteds. Sure to wear well and always look gond-

Pticed at $3.50 up i0 $8.50. Boys' Ntlrfvlk and Oxfords ‘made in the latest fashionable colors, gllaralltecd to wear

longer than any other suits at the same prior, just priced to

sell from $1.50 up to $l6.5o,in sizes 22 to 33,

Fancy Suits for the small boys in many different stvles

S. A. McDonald,

' P. E. Island's Greatest Clothing House.

ALUMINUM WARE POPULAR

Alunllnum kitchen utensils, despite their lligll price. are being

asked for by those who have come to appreciate their good points, The Wlnter's sales have been good and the growing demand is a mark of their popularity. For the woman who has to lift the heavy lion pots and _lrettles OH and oll tile stove ulnlly times during the dav. the cast aluminum pots are a welcome cllallge. Tlleir weight as colllpared with cast iron is a thing that to be felt is to be apple¢l»lp»d_ '|‘},¢y are said to meet all expectations as to their weaning qualities by those who have had them ln constant use, as well as being found less liable to burn their contellts than anv other utensils.

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