Years

A _

Q emi

R_D1AN ,

great

on the

you then you

in it

Miss Gertrude McPherson, City, 11118 S0116 £0 Bydney to visit friends.

4- __

, A coop a|NNER

Beconies excellent when served on ,a well set table.

1 ff `» " ‘ a. ' , 14.5, _,- , .__--

COMMUNITY SILVER having the style of Sterling gives rlieti

JV’ F' ._ ,r-v-vw-w»\,_

-" . ` ‘ `~»:"§§y§:

f_ ’ _'|§»;‘I§;',;'e.. `

the crowning touch of grace and be-uty. . . W. W. WELLNER' JEWELER

The road machine did good worki on some of the clay streets in this.

City yesterday. ' l

On Thursday evening in Bt. Jamas'l

Hall a concert of Lourteen numbers]

will be given by t-he Y. M. L. A. ,

The Campana returned to this port

last evening from Picton and after loading freight here will proceed to' Montreal.

Percy Tanton son of Conductor

b Tunton haf his finger badly crushed

‘in n buzz planar at Duchemin's fac- ttory last week.

A. E. Vsssey a native of this Pro-

vince and well known in New Bruns-

I-~1~l4+H+H

EO. li COOK

A PIIOTOGRAPIIER.

‘ ° Charlottetown.

_ The studio where baby is

always welcome

ses

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Tiff/

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~uUeues~

Cascara P ills

cuiu; 0

Constipation and all disorders of the ei-n~nt‘l1 liiir ai ti lt urls. 'll.t»y iiciuitli- ni gripi-ia. "tic 250 per box.

‘ Sent by uiuil to any atltlress. ,

GEO E HUGH* S

Apothecnries I-lnll.

M1.-Lneod (El Bentley

Bnrriloun and Ar-mi-ueyi--a!»lriw.

5,.. nit/are for the Henk nf Nova Scotia

I une] iDli¥\l\.

Nom Scotia __ Choiub

-ieamiapun atqmfuixqsun uosuep; 50 s.ta>|en1 osw 'S 'N 'LSHEIHNV 'P°|!‘“l'l

'STIIN 1. NTIOOM NOSMHH

1,., saauw " 1| Milli 70oM guna’

-[oem

iiupijop-.icaui ,

‘poisg/in-£1 -3uo.t;s‘e.ind yo si piz:-irq] .fro/151 'du

-°>tw1!°Lt1U1..KPP°\tS.. ~ ou Si z-:sul ocunasq >'os .ro ipuoui e ug Aqqcus

fl 215 I,uop 'spao.ii_1_ unsung

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PLANT LNB

Direct -Route to

E*©§."9"I°‘dL‘\'l"

The well-known steaiuers of the

Plant Line will make the first trip Of the 1 season from BOSTO ~ Saturdriy, May 16, i'ettit'iiing from Charlottetown Tuesday, May ig, and every Tuesday thereafter.

For freight, passage a d all

info mation apply to

wivi. M0M'a0uRQu1s'rri<:,

r Agent, Charlottetown.

H. L. CHIPMAN» o

Eastern Manager.

~7drlh6ui Halifax,N. S

ladiesllai lit; r

See our window this,

weelt

We show a Ladies’ swell

Tau Calf Blucher Goodyear welt Boot worth

$4.00

At half Price

$2.00

_ ."'“'_T_`

spm`gue,& co.

4 The new siiiuiiicr

styles of Queen Quality

Shoes are superior in

' style quality _ and

coinfort to those of any

previous seaso 1 -The

popular gun metal-a t a ii - and patent leathers in all the latest

styl;s, button, lace and bluchei' ctits--iii correct

ueiglits for indoor and

outdoor wear all stamp-

ed with the Queen V Quality Tradcmarle a

positive assurance of

value.

Alley @ Co.

Sole Agents for Queen Quality Shbes.

FOR SALE

Valuable property on corner o

dersigned ofiens for private sale hi

sold nt private sale by August lst

lic auction.

Younker on the premises or

BENJ. CARTER,

I just received from

the mill via S. S. ‘

V "Campaua"a quan-

tity of “s Rom” Flour iii bbls and

.half bbls.

I llH.H.|].J[|HlSUll.

Kent Street,

Practice limited to Diaeuee

of Eye, Ear, Nine, Throat and Skin.

Even tested and dtted for

glance# »

0|fFlCE HOUR! Dtolla._m. l.i'0-lwpni.

lveniurm br unnmutmant

Mww

J.A.S.iBAYE-Ki

A Photographer

Everything an-t-'-date in

` Sunnyside `

litigants, papers. epc.

Telephoneigz _

double tenement brick’ house and store with large lot and stables ad- ltlillillg A. Horne's residence. If not mos- it wiii than be uttered ne publ

For particulars apply Nelson

Auctioneer.

,wick banking circles spent a few days recently in St. Stephen, N. B. with his family. -

The many friends of Rev. S. J. Woodroofe oi this City will' be pleas- Ieo Lo near that he is steadly improvl ing in health and expects to fill his

:pulpit on Sunday next.

The ~evldence of the uitnesses- ox-

`mnined at Murray River last week in ,connection with the Prol.l_bition eases tried by Stipendary Inman will

'be found on another page.

l J. Vl1nldel‘Bi'.irie, postmaster at Hunter River, left yesterday for New Perth West to visit his brother, George Vanlderstine, postmaster, who is ill with lung trouble.

i The Shakespeare Study Class held its closing meeting of the season last evening in Castle Hall which was fil- led -with the members and their friends. The proceedings ,opened with a chorus by the members ofthe _Class, after which three scenes from ,thc play Henry IV were given in character. Between these scenes a -vocal solo, piano duet. n _quartctlte and grumaphone selections were in- .terspersed all of which were of n high class. The dramatic scenes in- cluded The Division of the Land, Choosing the Soldiers ,(for Falstafl‘s rugged Regiment) and the famous scene as the Bonr’s Head Tavern. 'l‘he rendering of the several scenes was exceedingly creditable to all in the cast, shdwing careful study, a clear knowledge of the play and thc characters impersonated and dramatic talent of n highorder. It was an evening of marked enjoyment lthroughout, with not _a dull moment from the beginning down to the National Anthem at the close. The handsome prize presented hy Percy Stanley for the best paper on thc wintcr‘s study was awarded to Mrs. Milford.

i The regular monthly meeting of thc ‘City_Council was held last night. After minutes of prevlous meeting were read and a number of bills pass- ed, communications were read. They included a request from the Char- lottetown Driving Park Association for an increased grant this year to- 'wards the Provincial Exhibition; an application lrom the P. E. Island Stockbreeders’ Association asking to rent a room in the Market Hall; n. resolution from the City School Board requesting the Council to add $500 to the estimate of $600 p:cvi- oiisly asked for fire esciuesr for schools; and letters asking :i-.r-istance

_D for the ucbec Battlefields liujett,

and inviting co-operation wntl- ri na- ltioxial Bureau of Health in fi'.t..~iwa. In regard to the rarities: fu' friilbi-

1 tion grant the lettc wus; luicl on thc

Fitzroy and Queen Bt,.eets_ The un_ table; the request of the Stockbreed-

E ers' Association was referred to he

Market Committee; the resolution of the Cnty School ‘Board was laid oni the table. On motion the City, Clerk was instructed to open a sub-; scription list for the Quebec celebra- tion. Sylvester McDonald at-1 presi-: dent and spokesman of the Truck-` nien’s Union was heard. I-Ie requested the Council to consider the 1'r'q1'est already made that 'truckmen working with horses for the City be paid $3 per day. His Worship promised that the Council would give the matter careful attention. His Worship in-

" l 'formed the Connell that he had re-

ceived the resignation of the Recor-

der, Hon. F. L. I-laszard,;whose dn- ties as Premier precluded his con- tinuing in the occupatuon of the of- fice. On motion the resignation was accepted and John A. McDonald was appointed Recorder at e. salary, of $5 it year. The commvttee having thei matter in charge suggested that 820| be paid Mrs. Angus McDonald for ia- jury to linolwm, etc., supplied byl her when n tenant oi the basement of‘ Market House. The Council approved of the suggestion. Councillor Stew. art notified the council that some new plank sidewalks were needed. Attention was drawn ny Councillor

35|.-,K Q ¢;0p|.~_ :;:";:'.‘;:.‘.;::.“::..e°°.‘:.::, a.s:1a;:.'.t

|Rogers said he approved of Chair- man* Stewart'a plan-other needed sidewalks would ,be attended to. Mr.

_ “°‘.‘....‘,".“,." McDonald pointed out that Mr.

Campbell should move n resolu.|.on in amendment to Councillor Stew- -art's plan. Councillor Campbell wish erl to know why the .members of the etreet committee were not consulted when sidewalks were decided on. Chairman Stewart regretted that Councillor Campbell was grieved at the- action of the street committee. It w as the usual plan to have the City _Surveyor decide swhare new sidewalks would be placed. Councillor, Stewart presented a by-law to im- pose a tax on non-resident eontrac-’ tors and moved that it be read ul ~ first time. Motion carried and the by-law was read a first and second and third time and reported agreed; to. Council adionrued.

_..__.____________`_

:Fishing Tackle---An elegant assortment rode. mein. tiles. lines. get-hooh; iand~} i’§-nets-"baskets, extra tips, cat-gnt,1

ru, etc.---Roda needing repair will'

receive imrnodiate attention.---Prices

:sbt--~A.W, Reddin, Pham. B.,Snnn 9. .

Mrs. George A. Poole, Lower Mon-

tague was among the visitors to the City yesterday.

The Guardian regrets to num that Donald Nicholson, Prince Eltuet, is confined to his room throng-i ll.uess.

Rev. Di. Andrews of Mt. Allison.

whase services were much appre- ciated iu this City on Sunday, left yesterday on return to Saelrvlllsu

The steamer Dagied is due here“

|Wednesday morning and will sail for

Sydney and St. John's, Nfid. Intend- ing shippers please apply to Carvell Bros.

\ win the person who picked up . small gold pin with acorn bangle ti- bout a week ago kindly leave at

‘this oiiica. . Jas. Paton & Co., will have a ,midsummer opening of dress goods and other general dry goods, as well as house furnishings and a special display of evening wear, on Thurs- day evening from 8 to 10.

l Advgrtisers ray that there is no better medium than the Rural Daily (formerly the Weekly) Guard ,inn. The reason is that it circulates everywhere throughout the country districts of the Province, reaching :an entirely difierent class of leaders 'lrom that of the Morning Daily.

A correspondent writes: Lake Verd

has the appearance of fine weather. |People are busy preparing for spring lwork. The roads are drying nicely. -Alex Weatherby who had the con- tract of Hartney hall at Village Green Station has completed his work in aworkmanship manner.

I Advertisers are again reminded that their"busincss locals" as well as their "changes" must be received at this office not later than one 0'- clock sharp of each week day, ex- clusive of statutory holidays, to in- sure insertion in next issue. All re- Icelved later than the above hours will also appear when they do not inter- _fere with the setting in type of the

'regular news of the day. ~ I A number of delegates to thc ,State Council of the Knights of. Col- ,umbus to be held in. the K. Colum- lbus Hall in this City today. arrived *last night. They included. P. Wil- iams, R. H. Murdoch, Chatham, N. B.; Stephen McDonald, M-_ D., J. H. liunney, W. J. Mahoney, St. John; |W. J. Bonner, E. E. Mclntosh, Antl- Igonish; T. F. Horrigan, J. A.'Gillies, G. H. Murphy, M. D., Sydney; John `Gillis, F. P. Hayden, Rev. P. Mc- Quiilan, Halifax. These with the ,Charlottetown delegates, C. Gavnn ,Duffy and J. M. Hughes will hold a meeting of the State Council this morning at ten to discuss matters ,relative to the good of the ord-11' in the Maritime Provinces. Tonight the Charlottetown Cmituzii '.\'.lt ruler- tain the visitors to a. banquet at the Revere.

At the annual meeting of the

Phoenix Cricket Club held in ,the Mayor’s office last even- held in the Mayor's oil-lce last even- ,ing the following otiicers were elected for the ensuing yenrz- . Patron-Mr. Justice Hodgson (Re-_ elected.) __v_,, .

Hon. President-Lieut Governor_

'MacKinnon.

President-Dr, ‘John T. Jenkins

(Re-elected.)

Captaiu~W. F._ H. Garvell. Field Secy-Jno. T. McQuillan. . Secy Trens-H. S. McLeod. ' Executive Committee, President,

Captain, Field-Sccy, and Secy-'I‘reas- urer and Messrs Wm. Murray Ernest Heartz and Edward Matthews. The Captain and Field Secretary were ap- pointed an organizing committee and to take stuck and report on Satur- day when the first match of the sea- son will be played at Victoria Park, stumps pitched at v2.30 when an in- teresting game may be expected.

NEW MOTHER GOOSE.

(Louisville Courier-Journal.)

Young Mrs. Hubbard

Plaintiveiy blubbered,

Her hut is a beautiful thing;

She had a gown made, ' And now 1 she‘s afraid .

We aren't going to have any spring.

;ANo'ri-inn GREAT sic. annum' onnnu or ‘-uu1\nY__w1nows"

The '

Cho ning

Wedding Gifts..

Our s ore pro id s ex-

ceptional facilities for tli~ selection of useful autl 1 artis ic gifts Our exper-

.ience is that the tast- for Cut Glue and Fine China ir developing and these two lines 1 re now rivals of the cver popular _

Silverware f _ l

We hav a magnidcent

stock of these P°l?U|ll' and practical gifts, to which we will constantly he .add-

ing.

In thinking about that, weaning Present, pisses \ examin ourvnried stock., 1

G. F. Hutcheson;

Jeweler and Optician. _~

jn11;, 0U1sEN's cotnui 'euiiuinu -.---------s if I I 5

. 'V Y __ 0fi'|ees In New Prowse flock-Charlottetown*-_ | THE A'-WAYS BUSY STORE A A A

'x_

Dainty

New Models

in Our

Department

We have nioriels from $1.00 np.

VV B No: 500 A dainty little model with long . hill, Suspenders attached, made of

durable white batiste, with Suspenders attached

waist line to the br‘tom _ y '

I We

C _g -vs F ff

. l ". A‘

ii is

i..g wliatever-a feature which not only liglitens the

limbs of the figure when seated, all sizes

a-‘-.

$6.50. Q

U \‘)

» ` - ~ 59:35

Corset 1

1 ‘~»' \t|;

' ' ~ , I

tb t _` Fl1¢]cvcry_f01iii<latioii of a beautiful new gown is t‘:c fasliiotiable corset

1.- it. V/itlilrut that many have a hopeless task.

0 secure tue best results for our custouicrs is :1 zietcssity and :i plc; sure

AND “W B" COF SETS HAVEDEEN TRIED TESTED AND PROVED

W B 714 F01' Slight woiiien only. A chic little summer model which combines

the ease of _a girdle with the sliapliness of a standard corset.. Made of

,, ; Nuform 406 A corset for well developed figures. The bust is high but not ex-

tremely so. The hip is deep and has an added apron which contains no bon-

» what is even more imp irtant, makes it iuipossible for tlielstecls to cut into the

Also iuany other lines of corsets in all models- and prices from 95c to

1- , Stanley Bros.

- -F

‘fu ,(‘“__

(4 I, _ _

f " \

. / 1

\ \

4\\

f'u\~“

\.f/.. . e I itll @ ‘V

.""\‘

;l3l§fv;l!;db(_§;f!r<;yl coutil, cut on the bias

Size I9 to 2'] $|.00 each if _ J '

' |35

$ .

Vi/VI B Erect I‘orui 936 Our _famous “ull year-round" 151.35 fan front corset. It , has low bust, long hip, and a closel stitched, fan spreading from the

$l.35

` JB Nul`oriii 403 This model is spleuclidly proportioiic d and

. can be fitted with entire satisfaction to nine figures

» },F;¢_-\"\\\ out of teti. Medium long above the waist with a

' ' ' '°" -ri" 'i . . . . .

2 ~ ' - rather deep hip. . It is uiadc of white coutil and is

i "‘i*\ ` i

. ` f? `~ ` asplendid wearing article

I ly 4

$|.45

weight of the corset, but

A $2.|5 '

S? Fi* \<

nths from date of issue at the rate of

Charlottetown April 18th 1908. 10’itf

rf Charlottetown

Debentures for Sal

Debentures to the amount of $50,000.00 will be sold to

. ace ones redeemed during the year 1908 in lots of $500.00

upwards payable in 20 years. Interest payable every 6

41-2 p. c. By order

Apply to W. W. CLARKE City Hall City Clerlis Oiiice ' City Clerk

T2. _ _ _=_-_- - -

,DRUGGISTS AND

DOCTORS’ CASES

_ii

Books.-To Mr. Mellish-The two dots Leod for you by telephone. did not mislead me, I always told PROBECUTOR SWORN. ‘ Druggists to extend all. Since then Visited Carruthers 24th April. they did it. Got. the idea in section Found maiority of certificates not 3. Act. Mr. Carruthers always wnlling numbered. Found

Continued from page 1 I got the address of Penny and lilc-

two prescriptions not registered in tampered with and patched up since Book, but won’t swear they were I nw them Doctors' name and ad~ sued, atm Carruthers was nmniet- dress not written in full.

sd he put, numbgrg on Baokp, JENKINS TO MR. MELLIBH. 0ARRU’I‘HBlRS SWORN Nu numbers in certwiicates from Examineh by Mr. Jenkins. Finca I lat of Feb! W 18 °' #DHL Clilléd

was there on 24th April you began to Carruthers' attention to the fact tix up books. Mr. Campbell was that addresses were not hlled in, I th the 18th. E1! days after since find now the addresses are filled in I me there you made vmprovementl but this was done since] saw the No you were doetoring thc- Bo-oks.No Books. Carruthers said he went to was not the entering done after I Doctor to get addresses, I asked

him to get two and he got them.

I asked you Mr. Penny's name; you Carruthers to Mr. Jmkius I enter

could not tail me also lloLeod‘s and certificates mostly every night. It I you could not tell me. lir. Carruth- nm absent one or two weeks they are are admitted tile. I away: tried to- not entered until I come back.

carry out instructions and comply JENKINS T0 JUDGE. with law. Praaeruptiona produced one About I months ago I prosecuted

was there. Yee.

Books in poorl

to comply with formalities. Found shape no address found. Books were imvlngston, Dr; Brehaut called to see'

they were fined

Jenkins vs. Dr. Brehnut: Dr. Brehnnt gave Duncan Livings-

ton certificate for 12 -.'»z. for mod. purposes. ,

A. M. ROSS SWORN. l On lith Apill filled the prescrip- tion ior Duncan Livingston on Dr. Brehaut's certificate not on Books. No doctor's ` name on Books. Livingston in my employ camo some time tn March. Has a brother Daii- iel. Fllled that prescription aim.. DUNCAN LIVINGSTON SWORN. ‘ '

Have brother named Dmtlel D.

me. I sent for Dr. Brehaut but nbt, that day, I asked Dr. Brebaut fomia certificate to get whiskey. Dania know who was ln the shop. Ky brother was not in. TO MR._.MEl¢LISI-I

Dr. Brehaut did not prncribo with.

out knowing what medvcine suited me the wh\skey was for medicine.

A. M. ROSS TO MR. MELLISI-I.

Remember the day Duncan Livings-

iion got the whiskey. He was 8 ori days sick in bed. Also got 9 box of tablets 4 ox. liquid.

JENKINS VS. DR. COFFIN.

A. M. R088 SWORN.

I filled numbers 40|, 8044, 961. 1016,

688 for Hanford Bell.-I heliivb lil were dlled in my store. _ ‘ § 1,'

w.l.t\en in Nov. and filled in March.»two _v0l\<l0t'l in Charlottetown and

(Continued tomorrow,)

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