THE CHARIJOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, MAY 18 1905 .
we nave received some very pretty Waist Sets. .__
Would it not be well to callin and see them ? S"°””‘ IC' B" '“ “'"“"" ""‘k'““ '"°°`
arations tor the holding of its carnival
week from July 31 to August 5.
J. B. Fisinirson, Point Pleasant Mills,
,lu r A k ,   waslntheoity yesterday. ‘ ,
ara-»<i.n'.‘f=.....,'....i‘§'i.'i.`§..§"§'$f. ,. _ ....__ M.. S........~..-.. ..... ,....... .. Maier Mn A1' 'rum ALWAYS Busy _ srolui:
el S gwn d°¢¢°|-_ We Wm have R to . lieartzs Hall next Sunday afternoon ati!
any of them. Best blood mcdi- i` °°'°°"'
¢l|y¢_' Bgsg nefvc |0n{c_a%.Qf°;:;   Asif boy desiring pcrinaneiit employ- ___ _*Y `
.ment with a chance for prouiotlou should \_\a=  I r Ll n 
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fl [--- apply at this oiiice at once. l \= _-5 \.~N_~\\\. ~,.   ’
Tni-:Y M.C A of Montreal is asking
THE wlllot Hon Jnines buthcrland late
minister ol Public Works, shows an es-
tate valued by his executors at about
$500,600.
The Cliarlotteto-wn bark Sidonian ar-
rived atCape1-Ieary,Virglnlu,on May llith,
,on her way from Frey Benton, South
' W W N Tm-: tug Goliath, in Charlottetown last `-‘\'"9\'l°|'~- f°" B5"-l“\°"”~
0 0 , Hummer, has left St. John wiilli two Gov- MAYOR Lowtlier. Ainlicrst, who since
*ruin* td dge f Montrui.
~ Sunnyside. Jeweler, ` °" N ° °' ` °
Ri-zv. R HINSLEY Stavert, Wilmot, P.
,E. Island, lately culled by the Presby-
_ teriiins to Harcourt, N. B., visited there
  last. week.
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All i\1t¢\`e9tl|1ll` 3°uV'eUlf_°“f inonths, left today for her hoine in Victor-
Plwtograph °f St' Pam 3 S°h°°l' iii, I’. E. I.TAmherst News.
ooin. GEO .H. COOK.
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IN THE SPRING
Nine out of ten people need a
tonic. They are rundown. ner~
vous. have no appetite. lack eu-
ergy and ambition. have head-
ache and get tired easilv-
HUGHES’
Digestive Tonic gives new life
to the system, it steadies the
nerves, increases the appetite and
infuses new vigor and vitality to
every part of the body. Price 25c
per bottle. 1
GEO. E. HUGHES
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Wa Are lleaui .
Fur Your llidui
\\'c cxtmid to you ini invita-
tion to visit us to sec ninl have
ii talk ovi-i~ the latest fasliiiiiis.
Oni' work is just its i‘i:liiibh- ns
i~\'i\i~ and the cost to you iliiirn
i't-nfoiiiililv.
Every year our trade is largely ‘
._ . _ . inoretisluizi, - which proros tho
iii-viii-iitmiims and i lialilli' uf
tlii: \\'in-k we turn onl.
lt. will save von S S 5 _ll.\' I
lcaivlnir your oi-di-r i`oi~ _sliriiiiz
ninl siiiiiiiii-,r cliiilic-4 wiili ns.
D. MCLAREN.
Artistic Tail( 1*,
Great George Street.
.'.-ltitis &'. w (ini
ROCKY POINT TIME TABLE.
(hi nnil iiiboi' Mniiiliiy,`I\ln_y Rtli. the >_ifcii|iici‘
Piliin will loiivc l'riin~i~, bt.. ii ci'i`i' \\ liiirf. 1 ll'-U
uttctowii as i'ollow.-4 :-
Fnii. M<»N'|'ii iii-‘ .\i.\\'.
],,.,,,.,, (‘i,'|_uw|. Leuvu lin:-ky Point.
7 ai, in. 7.240 n. in.
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BOOTS
$1.35
Have you been to the
NEW SHOE STORE-
Tliey have ' a scale of
prices that will please you.
Two specialties this week
are.
A line Kid Boot for
men nt $1. 3 5 and a nobbv
Bluchcr Boot for women at
$i.35.
We sell for cash, tliat’s
how we sell so cheap.
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“Queen Quality" is
a shoe ofr eputation.
By this we inean you
know exactly what you
are getting. You take
no chances. We are
showing an ideal low
shoe for tramping,
golfing, etc., made
with heavy soles and
low bioad heels. Made
in ian and black.
uiiiiii cu.
Syrup.
Tim contract for the new Y. M. C. A'
liuiidiii-ratSpringhill has beenlet and
thc founiiiiticn started. The cost of the
land and the building.: is soinewhcro
near $10,001), a large proportion of wliicli
has been subscribed.
REsri'i“rANt‘as of wiiiitever nature
whetherliylliinkchei|ue,express,iiioni-y or
portal order or registered letter iiiust be
, inade payable to The Island Guardian
Publishing Company and not to any incin-
ber of the staff, as iiiftivitiual persons are
often absent from the city.
THi-: following gentlemen in the sei-vice
ofthe .\Ini'conl Coinpnny sailed on the
D. G. S. .\Iinto for Xiiwfoundliiiid on
Friday. Supt. J. J. Leiiry, Dunn, Rush.
Biscyart, llarris, Pciirson. Haiullton,
Murray, McKean and Helgliton. The
last fuiiriiieutloned are from Picton. It
isexpectcd that the Minto will return ln
about ten days.
Maxi' reiiiarkcd upon the strong Inc-lzil
rcseinbliiiice between Sir Wilfrid Laurier
and Rev. Father Burke as they walked
up to the House together from the Privy
Council Departuieiit on Monday.-Cor.
Toronto Telegram. The remark has been
inadc before but npparontly the greatest
likeness is the common similarity which
strong faces suggest.
“ir is seldom that such favorable reports
have been received at this time of the
year froni ull points in Manitoba and the
terrltoi-ies, and it would be ii very con»
servntivc estiniiite to say that our west~
ern crop will this year show an increase
of at least 10,000,000 to 12.000,(l)0 bushels."
These rcinarks were by \Villiii.m \Vhite,
second vice-president oi’ thc C. P. I1., who
has arrived in Montreal 'to confer with
Sir Tlioiinis Slninglinessy on his return
froiii l‘Iiigluii<l.
Tiii~: Niiicteciitli Session oft ho Suiiiiner
SclioolofScieiice fm-the Atlantic I’rovincc.-
of tliiiinila will be held nt Yiirinoutli,
.\'ovii Scotia, froin July lltli to 258th, 1005.
Ynriiioutli, one ofthe most beautiful and
iiiust ciiterprisiiii: towns in the Maritiine
provinces is situated at the extri-inc
soutli-westciuicinl of Nova Scotia. The
scenery in and around Ynriiiouth is
clinriiiiiigly diversified it successioii of
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 F- -¥£& i liillanddalo, laikeiind river, island and
oceiin, bursting upon the view iii. every
tiirnns one traverses the country. It is
in all respects an ideal spot fora siiinnicr
ap C  school und doiihtlcss will he largely
ntti-inli-d A teiithei tan find no pleasant-
vr way to spend ii vaciitioii than to take
two weeks at Yiirinouth.
FAii.\ii~:ii.~i are_jul»il1iiit ovcrpresent pros-
pects for high prices. It is stated that if
thc innrlrct conditions coiit.inuc auywln-,re
WC haV€jl1SiI 1'€C€lV€d fX‘0lI1 near thc present, 1005 should prove pretty
Quebec some ver nice A/fap]e‘ nenra banner year. Best export cattle
_ y _ nic selliiig tod.iy nt $l.io per |00 pounds
Syfllp P1112 up In quart MUS, higher tliiiii they were one year niro; hogs
arc $1.87 1-2 liiirlicr, clieeso is 2§c. higher
It looks good and tastes at local lioiiivistlinii it was at the sziine
00d and We think We gan linielnst year, and buttoi is about three
Tied after the
Opened to-day.
Call and see them.
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See our windows.
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5 i6 d 3m pd.
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. ' ucnts above la t =i~' le ' l. Wi 'I ,
recommend It as 9' Hrst C1335 the othcrhands, btiidleysis alwiut. slxnjeiilii
al-tiC1e_ higher than this time last year, and oats
ten cents; corn and bran are both actual-
ly cheaper noiv tliiiii then. With such
iinirket prices ruling, and, outside of fall
 0 ' wlicatand clover, with crop pi'osp<:cts so
good, the situation iscertiiiiily pleasing, -
Journal of Coiniiierce.
A call from t-he congiegatioii of Harcourt
0( ” ii favor of Ii. II. Stiivcrt, M. A.,
I2  signed by87 members and Sli iidhercnts,
with ii guarantee of $300 stipend, was
sustniiied, and in the event of his accep-
0¥   tance of the call, l’resl 'ter a reed to
1) .Y Z
ineet at Harcourt foi his ordination and
induction on May Silst. at 7.30 p. ni. Mr.
Arcliibalii to preside and address the
ininlstcr. Mr. Townsend to preach and
Mr. Colqulioun to iiiitiress thc people.
  Acall from the eoiigregiitioii of Black
ltlverin favor of A. J. Win. Myers,
M. A., signed by 118 cominunicants and
irltliidlicrciits, witlia guarantee of $050
stipend, was sustained. Mr. Myers in-
tlinated his ricceptaiice of the call and it
was agreed to nicet in Sfcphcn's Church,
'Black River, on the liltli inst. at 2 o'clock
l' M for his oidlniition and induction
. . ' . ` ' i . 7 '
  J. R.” MacKay to preside and address r 
O, thc people, Mr. Riilnnio to preach and Mr. I
Robeitson to address the minister. _
Phone 86. Opp P. O.
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1"i~4hing Tackle-Our now{stock oi rods,
O 0 ‘
M  D reels. ilies, lmskcts, nets, and everythl nz
l C  in this line has been iust opened up. We
S   X U never had ii better at-lectioiithan thlsyciir,
ll [muy (0 ,my pm., of me c{¢y_ Gum-. .ind the prices are certainly the lowest lu
iiiilro.-il ircsh, pure. unadiilteratet ~ our experleiicc. Uoiiie in and src for
R,)`v_ | II. KELLY, South rt. _voursc|f. A. \V. Reddin l’lim ll., Central
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l)rugstoi‘e, Sunnyside. I
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1 -7' _- - Y ’“ "
 mums! .
' Wh1te's Chocolates are a reveiationin candy making. Their delicate
flavors and creamy richness tell plainer than words th it they sie superior to
All varieties of cand bearin W iiite’s name are sold b
ordinary chocolates. I ' ' _ Y 8 . Y  G  
iiiiss Ivy Ilvnsow, who lifts been the
guest of Mrs A. E. Mc-Lean for some
‘ taking oliice has done such e|l`ective work
in enforcing the Scott act, is now at work
closing out the houses of questionable
reputation.
Railway company will take over the Mid-
land lt.-iilwiiy the lst of June, though the
bill authorizing its triin.\-fer has not yet
passed the House of Coniuions. _
ALL"ch:iuges" for large spaces should
be in this oflice not later than ten ti. ii...
and ordinary “chiiiigvs" by one p. in., ex-
cept Snturday at ten ii. in. for both daily
and weekly, as printers have holiday
same afternoon. -
Tris Trustees of the P. E. Island
Hospital thankfully iicknowleilge the
lniinlsoine gift of ii Centrifugal \Vriiigei'
wlilcli cost about $100 and is iieiirlyas
good as iie\v Ifroin E. D. Sterns,
proprietor of the Str-inn Laundry.
Miss Atici-; Josr who griidiiated froin
the Union Coiiiiiierclal College about
three weeks ago, has secured ii position as
stenograpliei' with the large iininufnctiir-
ing iirniofdas. II. liolivrts &: Cu., Boston.
Miss Jost was forinerly einploycil in her
uncles` store, Stanley Bros. _
Tris sugar market continues dull, al-
though the dealers say they would not
be the least surprised to liuar of an in-
crease, slight perhaps at first. but gradual-
ly iiicreasliiieas thc ri-reiit scare is over
iiiid sugar is quoted lower than it can be
reasonably iininufiic-tui‘ed for. However-
the low price holds and the consuiners
are happy.
Nr-:ws reaches us today of the death of
James Helin, ii iesidi-nt of Tirlnish, but
fcrinerly uf Prince Eilward Island. Mr.
Heliuisa ninn of ailvniit-cd nge being
coiisidernbly past the uiglity innrk. Yes-
terday he started to walk the ship rail-
wiiy track to the resiilence of his son
Joseph to the home of his son Jaiin-s. As
it was not known that he was coming
he was not niisseil by either son until
this morning. At. un early hour today
his hotly was found on the truck. An
inquest is being held this iiitcrnoon. Mr.
llclni was hiirhly respected by till who
iiin-iv hiin. llis wife, four sons, and oin-
ilaiiglitci' sui'\'i\'e liiin. -Aiiilicrst News.
BAPTIST CONFERENCE.
The l<‘oi-ty-seventliQuarterlyCoiifercncc
of the lhtptist tlliuiwlics of l’. E. I. was
held Tuesday at the Baptist Uliurcli ni
lla-ciciiiie, Rev. J. W. Wetniore, pastor.
Rev. G. R. \\'liite, Cliiirlottctowii,
opened the coiifereiice by preaching ii
verv impressive serinon lronill Cor. 15.57-
58.
Sccund session, Tiicsday 10 a. in. Devot-
loiiiil seiwitfcs coiiiluctcil by Rev. J. U. A.
Belycii. Reports troiii the cliurclics,
business ot Uonicrciicc, etc.
Third session, 211. in., l.)c\'otional scr-
vicc conducted by Bro. A. A. Mi-lrciiii.
The Indies of the W. M. A. societies took
cliarge ot' thc Conference for nn hour.
Addresses iverc given hy Mrs. l’ricc, Mrs.
Bclyen and other tiiciiibers of the
societies.
The inembers of the Mission Band en
tertained the delegates with readiiigs,
rccitations andniuslc. Tlils part of the
progruin wa.-1 iiitercstiiig rind inost pro-
titnblc. llcrcaftcr the Coufcreiice hopes
to have the \\'oiiniii`s Missionary Aid
Society, Mission Bands, and Sunday
Schools represented in all quarterly iueet-
ings.
Bev. David Price. North Iltlver, _ gave
ii very interesting review ot'
the great Welsh Rcviviil now in proi;i~es.~
in \Vnles, Eiiirliiiid. Ainoniz the niniiy
facts stated by thc speaker one was that
upwards of one hundred thousand souls
had been converted to God.
The Financial report. of the denoiiilini-
tional funds, prepared by A. \V. Stcrns,
was rt-rid by Rev tl. li. W hilc.
Fourth session 7.140 p. ni. Rev J. \\'vb|»
preached from Luke 0; ll a priictical and
helpful sermon.
After the annual votes of thanks thc
Coniercnce ad,ioui'ned to inect ni
Montague In July. The Conference was
greatly indebted to the choir for
acceptable niuslc. '1‘lie beneriiction, hy
Rev Mr Mcioiiigliliiii (Met.li.),closed one of
thc most. enjoyable and proiltable sessions
Of the Conference.
I “i'2ariei~s' Seeds Grow
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I'i‘ is understood the Doininion Atlantic'
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LADIES! ‘.'.‘.'1?.¥..i?.':.¥:?  i‘°“i""°i"“ ‘ 5”  Suit Ca ses an
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 Club Bags at ~
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\Ve carry these in all the diiitrent \\\ 
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V grades and sizes. They come to us direct _» _  i "“4"“\\ ~_j§\ _
7 from the nianufacturers, and are marked at the closest prices.
 Trunks $235 to $i2,oo
Suit Cases $2.75 to $|o,75
Q Club Bags $2,25 _to $6,oo I
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2 Cans for 25c.
Rich full ilavorel fruit put up in ii nice Syrup.
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your choice of a $3 Hat. 'I`hls ha: is the best value in the city. Vi e
have imported an exceptionally line line of English, Scotch and Irish I M i I  
ivoolet-is. Our wiudo.v display will last until Saturday -night. The
prices of suitings range from $.16 to $25.00. Here you can see _ Sunnyside- .
the best of cloths, the most exclusive patterns. and we positively guru- _
autee style, fit, wnrkumnsliip, fini>li, and cloth to be the best known to
the tailoring art.
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The Sherwin-Williams Paint Prepared
For painting biiililings outside :incl inside is ri punters' paint. It i.~`
marie from pure lend, pure zinc and pure linsecil oil, conibined in pro-
portions tlizit long expcriciirc have proved to be bust. It is inixi-il and
ground by specially constriictcrl itizicliiiicry that docs its work bcitci'
than any other paint iiini'liincr_\'.
\\`.`1’. .=|ii~t-mls easiest, covers most, looks best, wears loiigcst, is
econoiiiical.
hold by The S. \V. 1*. Agn-iicy.
S. `\7V'- C3 E. A. E E El.
THE. SHERWWN-W|LL|Al`\5 C0., l’iiint and \'.ir-
nisli Maker.;
Clcyelaiitl, New \'oi'l<, San liraiicisc, Mon trczil,
L`_l\icago, Newark, I.<i< Aiii_;elo.-, ’I`oronl<.,
l\Hn_~.:is City, Iiostoii, San llit-go, \\'innipeg,
Minneapolis, London, ling.
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During our special display oi Iiiie suitings we will give l"RI£l~I  0
I MS Bayer.Piuu. ,`
IMCK EN 5
\\'e have lately bought out the grocery
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Our New Silverware
has coiiic to liiiiid, und n.ddi\d to
onrnlreiulyliii~iri-stock, ciiiibli-s in
to iiiiilio 1'nic NNI-:ti'r |»isi~i..\v of
presoiitntloii sil\'ero\'or iihoivii liy us.
Afileasiirelo have you cxiinilnu
our aruo stork
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in l i‘
1" ii,0Ri ol
\\'licii you want ii suit iiiailc, you wsint il inmlc iiirc and f:i~liiii|i-
al»lc.you want good valiit-.~'. :is wt-ll. Without ciiili-a\'oiing io iiiiiirt-ss
upon you that weoiily can fiiltill the ihovr eoiiililiiiiis. yrt wi- w.iiit
you to know :is well as liclit-vc that no imc nan fiillill lin-in lit-tlcr than
we can, and to rciiiovc iin_\' doubt from your niinrl ii-i to \\-lnii wc say,
ileciilc to try us with _vonr in xt suit. if you so ilrciilc, we will :ln our
prettiest 10 please yon, wliicli intuiis that you will get siiniclliing
bcller than ordiimry.
Jann T. zfi.;i<ENziE,
. business and stock of the late W. F.
Carter on the corner of (__iuccn and Kr.-nl
Streets, which will bc carried on in con-
nection with our present store, on
Lower Queen struct. \Vc will lic glad
to meet the ciistomcrs of the old lirin
as wt-ll as any new oiics who may favor
as with their patronage.
Our stock is coniplcic and prices uiod-
crnic.
Ciistoincrs pronipily iiitgnm-.1 to ,md
gooils ilclivcrctl io all paris tif thc city
\\-lien wanted. Give 'us n call.
lViCKENNA’S GROCERY.
l_`|» tiiwii Starr. Iluwn town store
\_“f l.l\ll'cii aiiil Cor. Qin-cii and
kent htrccts. llorclieslrr Sis.
oners i -I s
the lea Ing confectl I Jeweller and Optitian
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