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We’re “Cranks,” so some of the Clothing
Manufacturers think.
They say we are tlieworst people in the Cloth-
ing business '
We re so Very Particular
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THE Mints arrived from Picton at 4.(lJ
p.1m. yesterday. '
. Rav. Gloria: B'rnx..ot~Si\ckvuio, N.B..
is at the Oerletiin Hotel, Halifax. N. S. `
5' T Miss Hb;snn.= halos' or, tae” ionamin-
ii!~hoi>;;0‘1§i1_sn.Jsii Vanin: iw otuve
!\=wi‘du.m°\'ni»|'|~: ~` ‘ff i 
Tal Jnpeiieie Famine Fund cloeesou'
'l‘hnred_\y,ul this week. All coiitributi
ons`sboilld’reli\h 'this .oiilce without
flew- , dtwif:
Mas.. Bnowiv, who has been in
I Hoboken, Neve/"Jersey, and New York all
winter arrived home by the express,
Suiiday qromlnz. _ -
A raiinwam. social in honor of District
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oputy Fred P. Newson of the Sons of
ngland will be held in the Soi:iety's Hall
n Friday evening at_8 o'e1ock.
CoLiN Towussmn; oi Travellers Rest (P.
E. I.) is visiting his brother and sister,
Rev. and Miss Townsend at Harcourt, N.
B. He is a student in Pine Hill, Halifax.
FiinnA'riuNsoN, Charlottetown is a‘t
Sheflluc, N. B. visiting bis mother, Mrs.
Atkinson, who has just returned from
spending the past winter in Boston and
NovsSootia.
GUNNER llll'i\ivriN will be buried' today
with military honors. The members of
the various Militia Companies, including
.the South African Veterans, are requested
to attend in uniform at the drill shed at
2.15.
NONE of the engineers in charge of the
construction of the new railway station,
arrived here, and a lot of thc necessary
machinery and geur to be used in the
work is nt. hiind. The liuildlniz will lie
commenced assoon as possible; the work
of staking the site is to be done today.
Tiis congratulations of his friends, in
which The Guardian joins, are being
Bltnlii special arrived at 10.31 last
TRnTennli__eiub had e dance at the.
Armouryintgnight.
,_ TR_Ibtie§glQr.§taniey will go on the
Ohu°iotteti`p1r_if\~§ioi.oo mate., beginning
Ixus 5.-2_gi¢iids'n'i mrs. wiiiine
mm? Rustioo, will regret to'
imntlme' ,ei is iiuiis iii‘v/ini -ppm-
aiiiiiu.  _
Tlniuswaes email market yesterday,
thoughfa somewhat larger attendance
than the average for some weeks. There
was no change oi note ln' prices.
,Tama ai/rivea on iii.. siiiinix im
night, consigned to Jdhn Nicholson, the
well-known horsemen, a splendid bay
tmttaer Aquiri, foaled May 3,, Iwi, by
Aquiiln, a son of Bliigen 2 06, Thus is a
colt the like of which horsemen talk with
enthusiasm and from his breeding should
have the stull’ to make a notable trotter.
Aniiimnv many complimentary letters
and words of praise have been received
about the “Horse Notes" that appear in
The Saturday Guard iiin. Every week this
edition lu growing more popular and evciy
mall brings new subscriptions. Do nit
delay sending for it and telling your
friends and neighbors, onlyd) cents per
year, only 25 cents for six mouths. tf
Tun death took place yesterday oi
Peter Martin, after n long illness. The
young man though only 22 years of ag u
was one ofthe fourth contingent that
went from this Island to South Africa
during the Boer war. His comrades iii
the militia are desirous of giving him
e. funeral with full military honors und
request that all militiameii who can and
the 4th Reirt. hand nierubcrs, will attend
at the drill shed today at 2.15 p. m.
li' appears as if there will be dliiicuity
in scouring a camping ground for the 82nd
Bnitaillon near this city this summer. It
When we’xe so exacting, it’S for you--so you’ll
get what you want-and, by having it, we’ll get the
business. i - 1
_ Come here and look over our (`.lothing--turn it ~
inside out-look at the qualitv and finish-the way
seams are sewed and what they are sewed uith--
how the padding’s out in -and all those apparently
unimportant details.
Some Cloihinglooks mighty slick outside-but
it doesn’t sta) 'so any length if iime.
liiai’s Whois llui Periinacily Siiiias
Takes. look at our perfectly tailored Spring
Suits-»
Our Handsome Spring' Overcoats-
Our Fine Line of Rain Coats-
..f_(')ur Complete Line of Hepdwear-- _
J " Oui' Snia;rt'a`nd`Attractive,= Styles in all kindsof
Toggery that Good Dressers want.
If you'll do this, you'1l surely be convinced that
" Tris BEST is iisiesi
Boys’ ihrcc Pico: Suits
Every Boy
likes a Suit ' y 
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sizes from 10
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com", vss r, AND KNEE 'rizoussizs
Made from Fancy Mixed Cheviots and other
suitable fabrics, cut and tailored artistically.
$5 50. $4 SO. $5.50 to S8-00
Suits with Vests cost a tride more than they
do without-but the satisfaction they give the Boy
is worth the small increase in price.-
Scattcring Dollars
,_ ,Don't,mis_.s the great cut price sale oflthe
balance of Weeks & Co’s stock which we bought
for a son
neariy,~i'i~not»quite. » . _ _ ~
There's all kinds of gocd things in it,-some of
most every line \h¢y_l1a_d_ iI\.,Sl0¢k- C°m°.»Ff{1?T1,.li...
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just noie please thatvve are gi_ving__,1t away
Boil ibéciiii 'l§»»*ir~.fn‘tdNi|. Jong around here. `
ft . 3/H¢'§ssig,fps¢ laovdsrislno .nf BEAU-
I TIF L MIIXEINERY .because ‘we cant keep up
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offered mD,L_ Hooper, whgse pm,,,0. secmsiipity that visitors to Charlotte-
tion from the grade of Captain' is a townas well as citizens siiould be depriv-
mei-lwd |-award fora lgng service in ,he _ed ofthe attraction utiorded by the mill- `
82nd Battalion, F01- many years Major tary display altendnnt on the the rcguliir
Hooper has uctcd as payiiiagter of the turn out ofthe militia; but it is likely
battalion. that such will be the case if the iniiucncc
YESTEMIAY the Start was made on the ut work to prevent the usuitl iirrnugcmeiit
midiiionioiiie Prince of wait.. coiinie. i°“"°‘”°dt° '"“'°“S Wy'
in bcginuirg the digging for the found. THE H-ailfax came into port lust niglit
ation of the extension the first rpadesiiiii at H 0'¢l0ck- She brwirht li ei-rizo of acne-
ui emi-h were thrown up by Elgin M¢;Ken. ral merchandise and the following piissen-
zle, of Flat River, and Kfiiio Jmngs of gets: 0. P. and Mrs. Coniint, Mrs. McPhee
,this city, young lady students row Miss M. McPhee, G. und Mrs. Eastern,
httending college. Mrs. Treniaine. Shesailcd at 12 o’clock
Tiii-1 S. S. CAPE Bin-;'i‘0N, arrived here ;I$},;h,;‘;$eth};o;;f;i0,;,;:?: p!,;i:;g2:sc.0`I‘§
yemerdny morning from Montrml' with J. Cameron L. J. Piriiiier R. J and Mrs.
“lame general cum() mm A sailed mst’ Campbell Eouisn Hour Eliinia itiid Lliiiaii
evening for St. -lohn's Newfoundland vin Hmm Tim Bevm,|y{w,’,l make me next
Sydney. Her outward curizo from liere “lp to Cha,,l°N_e,o“,n_
consisted oi' 1500 biiizs oats, 200 bags
potatoes, 50iiaigs turnips, 15 head cultic, THE Y- M- C- A- Dl"0°l°l`S h*“l U 29”"
ghome., and 30 she,,p_ eral meeting Inst night. The physical
THE S__.S.. CAUOUNAI of the Buick: ,work uns found to bc most satisfactory,
Di=~~°"d "fe ~»11ed for M°n=f»»1 37.151223-§°£.§I."l.T??L"'f.iii i§’.§`f.'"£f..Z`.”.1°
Tuesday morning Mny 15"' Wm lm d“° The Sunday uientinys will be contiiiui.-il
at Charlottetown Friday m°m‘n“ M"-V this month and further plans iiiade at
wth and 'mug f°' St' ‘hhnvs New'°“"‘l` next meeting. About twenty donations
land vm sydney ‘md N°"‘h Sydney are duo for the niorigagc fund which if
mnying horses came and sheep °“ dwk paid at once should enable thc directors
“nd produce undcrdeck' See “dv” to wipe oil thc ilcbt. Some improvements
t°m°"'°“'° in the interior of Llic buiiilinp; wercdis-
ABusiNi»:i.s man who yearly gives $25 -¢¥\1SS€d-
towards sustainiiig the work of the Y. M.
C. A..ln this city expressed iiiniseli as BORN
well pleased ut sesiniz the aiiiount '
subscribed to lift the mortgage on tl e ’
building. This gentleman who docs not W/\50N~ ALIVIOIWHIZUP-MHY 3'-ll. 1°
wish his mime ig bg made publig rub.. the wifo of the Iiev. W. J. Wiison, ii son
scribes enough money to linve the front of ‘
thc building painted uiid briglitcncd up  ED_
DoN1\i.i> A. MuDoN/ii.u of Glenflnnan,
intiier of Rev. J. J. McDonald, Klnkora, MAuAn_BLACQU|ERE_(),, MM. gm,
died on Tuesiliiy cvening, aged 80. He by Rem Dr, Mm-rlson’ Leo Mnhm. ,D
leaves to mourn three sons and one M,,,_g,,,.etB|,,cq“ic,-c_ .
daughter, David at Gieiinniin. Father
John ntKinkora and Will and Eliza at
lioine.Funeral will leave his late residence DIED'
(iionilnnnri at 8.30 o`clock on Thursday /--*--*---'°*-"-’*”""”’
inorniui; for St. Patrick‘s Cliurcli, Fort CURRAN-At New Perth, on Friddy
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uirust. where interment will tuko plane May /ith Mary Jani., beloved wife of Joliii
and Miny Aiiiie Curran, aged Aoycurs
Fiisii J. CAMERON, shipped by the bti
Hulifnx lust night, four line horses which C()LES_0,, MW 7’ at the p E [S],,,,,]
e Wm mke W B°"l'°“- Thai’ lnchllled I-iospltitl Stcplien Coles of Milton. ills
UW hill' h°"5° Jiwk Dl"°“» 3 “lc” six' body will bc conveyed to his fornicr lioiiie
'ear-old chestnut horse by Provider, and this m0m,ng_ 1.-,,nc,.,,_| "Duel, |,,m,._
a very line ciirriimc horse hy Parkside, J r.,
which was raised by Gwrize Hardy. of MARTIN-in this city, Miiy sth, Peter,
Lll»lfl0 Yf-Wk? the f0‘1l`f1l1 WHS l-hill iiillllff beloved lion of Moses nnii Miitllilu Martin,
little pacing mare, Betsey Cameron, ,med 22 ymu-,,_
which started in six races last season and [Funeral at 3 ii. m., today, to St, Dun.
was only behind the money once. Sho 5t,m',,'C,,ihe;]mi ]_
showed her racing qualities in that lonil-
in old Home week, after being beaten hy The hlehest Pflwlwll <2 D11 1'
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2. 20 1-2. Mr. Cameron will attend the maui' Line- ‘W5 Queen” :""'~`“l'
big sale of trotting stock to be held ut ‘ “7dl'W]"‘
Rciidville trotting par_k. ,
drawn out six~heat nice, which she won
~ lli id fo Qua-
noee in the first three heats-best time h““ll5 bl' Wm- M°“‘l‘°""‘l“”'-le- "Ke"
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up-and please you every time you saw them, if
they were tastefully decorated with new Wall Paper.
Tue old paper has been on so long that it makes
your eyes tired to look at it. Isn’t it so? Pretty,
new ones, 7c per :oil up.
sore Siliicllto
H. B. B. the best smoking pipe on the
niiirkct. Every one iguiiranteed. The lied
Gross Phiiiiincy,iigeiiis for Cli"l`own Hilti
Window shades oi all grades ere
very moderately priced here foi
ex -imple, good plain shades in all
colors at 35c each, mounted on a
goozi strong roller. Better shades,
oil colors mounted on Hartsliown
rollers at 5oc each. Come in and
see how well we can do for you in
these lines. Moore & Mcleod.
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opporiiiiiiiy ii ypii do not
buy the job lui-s of wall
paper wc are offering.
Call in and see them and
at the suiiie tiiiic iirivca
look at
0UR NEW PAPER
We claim to have the
prettiest patterns and the
lowest prices iii the city,
let us know and we will
send our sample books io
your home. We know
we have Just the paper
you want.
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A New Policy
Phe SUN LIFE OF CANADA has just issued
a new policy on a 3 p.c. Riserve, giving iery high-
Cash Surrender Values, etc. As the premium under
this policy is no higher than under tlie old torm, in-
tending insurers should ask fi r particulars, before
placing their insurance elsewhere.
Eli. El. EIlC)`\7V'.
Charlottetown. Manager for P. E. Island.
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GIVE THE BOY A SHOW
What provision are you making to give that Boy of
yours a start in life
TH E EN DOWMENT POLICY
Is the simplest, safest and surest inetlicd. Start early
THE NORTH ANERICAN LIFE
be pleased to snow ycu. Write for lnfoiuisiion.
Ross & Matthews,
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 liivcsimciit in Diamonds
is as Safe as Bank Stock
What is Prellier
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Dont buy ii new pipe before looking
over our stock of li.B.B's. Everyone
guaranteed. The Red Cross Pliariiiacy,
agontsforCh'town. _ ' ' 8dtf.
COl.GATE’S
. ' ` ~ POPULAR
TOILET
l’ERl"EC'l`
OVENS
SOAP _
This is a new line re-
cently put up by Colgate
` bake our cake to a nicetyi
maliingit not only appe-
tiziiig to eat, but. n pleas-
uretoseeon your supper
& Co., to sell at 25c per
box.
We consider it good
value at this price. _
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table. Today we have ii
iresu supply oi'
Sultans Cake.
‘Nut Cake,
Silver Cake. _
D. STEWART.
Ecurat Bxxanv,
mkeo Beet Brad.
We have just opened up
a large assortment of good
toilet soaps at popular
prices- Call on us if you
want sos ps.
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Scidiitz Powders.-Our Sciiliiiz powders
iirc miide from tiie purest Rochelle siilts,
liicrirboniilc of soda and tartarlu ucid. We
make thein up iresli every few days
Purity und freshness are the conibinution
that make our seidlilz powders so popu-
liir. Price 4:: each tbic e. liox. The two
' iiiucs, MucDoni\ld mid McKinnon, drug-
glsts' cor. Gt. Goo. & lit. Sta. iitirli
BROCK’S
BIRDSEEI)
New fresh stock just
icceived.
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that he may receive the benefits before - e is too old. ,
Issues a special “L liilcl’s Endowment.” wliicii we will ,
5" i-\!_§
mond Ring '.7
We are showing n beautiful line of
Diamond Rings with varied setiingsf-
many of wliicli can be changed in siiii:
piircliascrs. We believe tlicin to _he
excellent values. We will consider it iz
favor to have the pleasure of sliowiiig
them to you.
“Brooks” is the best
bird seed on the mar-
kel.
Price ioc a package.
“The Two Macs"
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DRUGGISTS.
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*A ln Prince Edward island
' nearly everybody reads
"lie ihaiioiieiuwn liuaiiiian”
there can be no escape from the ci iiclusicn that ad-
veitisers can reach nearly everybody in Prince
Edward Island through the columns oi The Guar-
dian.
The ciiculations of The Guardian to Dec. 30,
1905 are 3043 Daily. and 3:28 Tri-weekly.
These figures are net; all damaged, unsold
and returned copies have been omitted.
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