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- We’rer “Ci'unks,” so some of the Clothing
Manufacturers think. _ _ P »
They say we are the worst people in the Cloth-
ing _biisiness f` _
We’re so Very _Particular
When we’re so exacting, it's for you-so you’1l
get what you want-and, by having it, we’ll get the
business; ‘ _ l
_ ~Gome___here_and look over our Clothing--turn it
inside out-7-look»a't the quality and finish--the way
seams are sewed and what they are sewed with-
how‘the_pa.dding’s nut in -and all those apparently
unimportant details. _ l
~ ' 'Some Clothing looks mighty slick outside-but
it doesn't _stay so any length of time.
Thats Wham llurPartinaoi1y Stores
Take a look at our perfectly tailored Spring
Suits--
Our Handsome Spriug_Overcoats-- _ _ _
_` Our 'Finejbine of Ra._iiié?oats"- °`
' if Cnr Complete Line of 'eadw'ear-
Our Smart and Attractive Styles in all kinds of
Toggery that Good Dressers want. _
_If yon’1l _do this,~yon’ll surely be convinced that
C _ ` __ THE BEST I5 l'lERE_
Boys’ llircc Piccc Suits
af; __ here and grati-
Ev_ery Boy
likes a Suit
fy his desire.
W _e' h a v e
Boys’ Three
Piece Suits in
with ' a Vest.
irnipar tl ._ "L-1,..
.__i.¢_ _ .1 _,__-_:_ nf.
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He wants his - - f
Suit fo look _
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like Fathers. }________,___ 
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sizes from 10
He .wants it A *  years old up;
'  A fi  _'
tolook _lVIanly.  _ _ _ __ ‘  wards.
_ _ "COAT, VE5l`,`ANl) KNEE TROUSERS
Made from Fancy Mixed Cheviots and other
suitable fabrics, cut and tailored artistically.
$5 50. $4-50. $5.50 to $8-00
Suits with Vests cost a trifle more than they
do without-but the satisfactioifthey give the Boy
is worth the small increase in price.
  Scattering Dollars
1 '_':_Diinlt`»£mis§l the greatjcut price sale of the
balan§§__g_f_,Y_l[_ep,l¢g 8; Co’s _stock which _we bought
fora"`g;' l"’ _ __ _ __ __ ._
 gv\u%?\sl  1-_hative-.aft glvlllgll-‘lit
neai"l%»£`ifi`no`l':'¢"i`iiite`."" S  in _ 
~ Therefs all-kinds of good things in xt, some of
_.ts _ __  ~_   _ »'_>--_";..-;_f.;._,-_'.~o' .-._..f9”°_ “fly
'» ‘on arourl here.
 R,'l`_I§iNG _our BEAU-
eausi; we -can’t _keep up
our orders._ '_ ’_v_ -ff *” "
se iroso
’1‘ilé orny nun _outa orarie...
  -fr --,»? 
els quahaugs, and two barrels produce.
‘ Tninul wasameetlng of the Executive
of the Local Government yesterday.
_Routine business was transacted and a
number of topics discussed. Matters
relating to the roads, oyster fisheries,
stock farm, etc, were pttended to, but
nothing of importance was presented for
consideration.
Hsnnanan, under this beading, will
be found news pertalningfto Queen's
County. Under the proper headings
will also be found the news of the
other counties. The Guardian classifies
its local items thus in the hope that this
wlllbe a convenlenoetoitsmadcrs.
Rav. J. Eusracs Punnis, s son of
James T. Punile, of this city, and a_
graduate ol' Wycllfte College was ordained
’a`desccu lust Sunday, at 'Trlnitv Church,
_Toronto by Bishop Stringer, of, Selkirk.
_Mn Purdle, for some time, had charge of
the Church of England parish at Alberton
and has assisted at St. Puul's Charlotte-
town. _
To hand is The Mother's Magazine for
May, showing steady advance. Especially
good is the Current News of interest to'
mothers. The other departments are
well filled with valuable and lntereetln
matter. The arrangement of_the ma;
axlne, the mutter and the illustrating are
all commendable. Published by the
David C. Cook Co., Elgin, illinois. Miss
Marlon Wathen, Editor.
THE Guardian is authorized by G. A.
Sharp. Superintendent Prince Edward
Island Railway to state that, owing to the
soft condition of the track, which compels
a slower rate of speed of trains, _'rom
April 30th until May 5th, 1000, both dates
inclusive, the morning express train from
`Sourls and Georgetown will not connect
at Royalty Junction with the morning
express train from Charlottetown.
Trrosu of the people of our City who
think that this province suffers by com-
parison with other countries in tho_ mntt~
_srof natural charm should go and sec the
pictures which will be shown at the Y.IM.
IC. L. this evening. They will than be
forced to confess that in no other country
can any more beautiful scenes be found;
and the realization ofthe fact should do
much to make them contented with their
lot in this favored country.
l_N the Court of Chancery the case of
Tanton versus The City of Charlottetown
was before the Master of the Rolls yester-
day. A motion was made by the
oon\pli\iuant‘s counsel to be relieved from
the effect of the order of 1849, and to have
the demurrer set down for hearing.
-There was also a motion by the defend-
ant] to dismiss the bill. The Court
allowcd the :complainants motion, and
the motion to dismiss the bill fell through.
The hearing of the demurrer was set
down for the 18th of May. _
Tris: closing exercises- of _Pine Hall
College, Halifax, were .holdgu in St.
Matthcw's Church last week. There were
only four graduates. This is much small-
er than lust year‘s graduating class, which
numbered eleven. The number of
students in the next two yearsls much
'larger and the outlook for the future
somewhat brighter. The island students-
ll. W. Toombs, Colin Townsend, Ewen
McDougall, and W. J. Green,!madc a good
sliowlngin thc worlt of their respective
yours. Mr. Toombs carried off the prize
given thc best reader of the second year.
During the summer months Mr. Toombs
will labor as a cathecist at Digby, N. S.,
and Mr. Green will go to Marshfield.
Mr. Townsend will visit his brother, Itev.
Wm. Townsend, Bear River, N. B. after
which he will retum homo to Travaller's
Rest. Mr. McDougall will spend the
summer months at his home in Bangor.
From time to time he will assist his
brother, Rev. Jumea McDougall and will
probably supply some of the vacant con-
gregations when called upon to do so.
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There is something about the ‘fSmlt.h
Premier" that sells lt-its own merit.
The keen judgment ofthe buyer is the
best factor In Smith Premier sales.-A.
Milne Fraser, Halifax. ' 4d3l
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‘ .littredltitts
used in OUR Cakes are the
best tobe had and our cake
IS THF BEST in the city.
We hive to-day
Bultsna Cake.
Walnut Coke,
Silver Cake
and all kinds of email cakes
at reasonable prices.
i_>_;_ srswaitr,
Bskea
Mr. McAuliffe of the theatrical company
ww _nlulns In the Oepra House was
introduced and received n warm welcome,
He favored the uuests with two or his
inimitable songs which were greatly
°Dl°¥cd. Following is the toast list and
the names of those responding:
The King,-God Save The King.
The Empire.-George W. McPhee, Fred.
B. McRae.
Solo,-A. Gaudet. _
Canada,-C. Govan Duliy, Prnt, J, A,
McDonald. ' °
Instrumental Music,-Professor Watts.
Our Island Home,-J. Ewen Matthews,
Fred. R. Conroy. ‘
The Y. M. C. A.,-L. W. Archibald, E.
_V. McMillan. _
1 '_1fhe,_Parlia_|nent,-W. H. Watts, J. E. B
MeCready. I
The Speaker,-Henry Smith.
Song,-Prof. Martin.
Militia and Defence,-R. li. Campbell,
Albert Taylor.
Absent Friends.-W. A. itcbsrtscu.
Our Guests,-W. L. Cotton.
Trombone Solo,-Prof. Ready.
The Ladies,-Calvin McCallum, Prof.
Bruno Martin.
The Press,-Reuben McDonald, Robert
L. Cotton. »
Host and Hostess,-P. S. Brown.
Among the f‘absent friends" ' 'recalled
under that toast were Dr. H. D. Johnston.
Mr. Moule, Mr. Wilson and cohen., Th,-
musical numbers and the succession of
short speeches _by the young incuibers
were through_out_i7f, A high order of merit,
the speeches thbhghtful, clear, _ logical,
sometimes witty and several of them
were excellent examples of what an after
dinner speech should be. Congratula-
tions are due to all in any way connected
with the_banquot.
AN _lllV|_iEi_t_i__t§i_N DISEASE
Indigestioh-  ‘Responsible for More
_ Disease.
Some doctors go so far as to say that
indlgestion is t c national disease of
America Repeated attacks inflame the
lining of the stomach and cause the
glan s to secrete .mucus instead of the
,iulces of natural digestion. Ccnsequom.
ly the blood is poisoned,nervs force i-
reduced, the vital ty of the entire system
is_1v_i;_eaker:ed_; t
ere s tl |
indlgestion uantinfhlilah ‘i-rhliiielriiymeigy 
Hamllton's Pills, which are‘used by
thousands with marvelous success.
Dr. I-lamllton’s Pills accelerate the
action of the gastlc glands and give tone
to the digestive organs. 'l‘hey strengthen
the kidneys and liver, cleanse and purify
the bloo , and thus adpmgeneral tone to
"UTY 01110!! Of thc y. Flesh and
strength are fast restored and the patient
can eat and digest any food he pleases,
Under _the vltalizlng effect, of 1),~_
Hamiltons Pills your s stem will soon
rally; once more you‘ll enioy the blessin s
of health._ 'rest Dr. Hamilton Pill.
yuugelf. Boo per box op five boxes for $1;
at n dealers or b mai from N. C, Poison
Bt _Co._,o I-Igrt-_l’_ordy Confi2.'U. S. A., und
n n i 
Kings
JORDAN WATER.
Brrm-1N.May 2. -With the obicct or
solllngdordan wutcr for the purpose of
baptism n. company has been started in
Berlin called thc Jordan Water murkot,
TOBACCO IN IRELAND.
Dun|.rN, Muy 2.-Sir Conan Doyle and
other public-spirited gentlemen have
startcilln to ascertain whether tobacco
can be grown profitably in Ireland.
Phill' Lllw. foot Queen Street.
27dtwlm
 _
Charlottetown,
P. E. l. '
_ is burnt on the cover of _
every one of our new
‘Leather Covered
- Photo Albums
_ for amateur photogra-
phs. _
They are admired very
much by those who have
seen them, and all agree
that our prices are very
reasonable. _
Cali and see\our assort-
mlilt.
8_§c, $i.oo_ and fr_.65 each.
Sickness Than Any Other "
i4>*rco‘6= _ _
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HOW Pii0l'll8|T|0N WORKS IN
9“’”“'d" 'hm h° P'"°h“°d * ingto be a splendid success in Prince
“°"‘~ BANQUET or rite -»-~--»--“<1-1 M- R--» ---» W sb
vneodstreag toy wltharair erica- - _., have _=:;1:_v°rat-:por in s_pm<;_n:y~wri°\_l»F ` _ _ /`___, _ . ,
- VB! ave sappeare . s not n _ \\ \_ __
 _‘i'.*.'i*°-B°_»v°*'.°~ _§.°"°H"°t' °"“‘i"5 °°m°°u ‘fdl'!"i1\ wonderful and complete. The
ummm' f°rTmm_ wwhloh lm. he M. in 39° °"Yl_°1‘.'m\.Pl°~\`i°l_ 0f WNW \ll¢'| sboryls told ofa pi_\rty,_,not partlculpily
bun tnnshrnd E H Hngumd md” °l°°n_¢\`|i lil9°°'l¢l_ f°U°W|l\8 lllllilli-Ill notlpd for his total abstinence principles,
B Dui” .°wI~n` n'M' P k hr. ' mmm '°"°d 1° um but 57416 of the who came so flown thc other duy,und who
' 9° 7 "' °“ ° ‘S P' P°P\\l\!'R°V°l'°- Th°l°l0h°\1l'W|1°l1¢\l¢ after transacting some business started
‘.":1-"'_`- /-.2 we `: _ _  _ _ _ _
N m°"°“' ' ' b\'_lll\l0ie‘ll_9_‘?.d "°“d°" ii' ‘"m°“l° 5039 outasususl to sample some specimens
, Tusk: were 75 passeugersand t.\_vo_ Il\0l_'__l tltallmention the toasts andthpse sl- of “the cheerful lnvlgornitor." Ile first
large loads of freight to West River ports `i°i’f_l0d |50 lpeak tothem.Premier Wattslill visited the old familiar haunt-s, but found
ty ones. s._ouy ci rauacu yesterday. _srl _#hs °hslr rrithwvamw and mood hu- wins surprise ...tr firruppsintmcnt uni
gn th, mmm "tp 1,, the avenmu ,M md 'mor-while the Opposition Leader C. Gavin ohm was notliing doing in the "wer,
_ten paesngers, tlicasea of esgs,40 bush-_-D057 Q51! llld IIBPDUY filled the vice goods" line. He then proceeded to make
shalt. ra the mtoaic or the festivities
athorotlgh search of the town, looking
forsigns, and casually making cautious
enquiries. \Vbile thus engaged the
vigilant inspectorgot his eyes upon him
and beckoned him to one side-"You are
looking for a little something are you
notl” "Yes, I've been to over s hall'-dozen
places, and can't gets drop."-“So you
find the town somewhat “dry" do you i"
-"Dryl its more than dry. Suy,cnn't you
tellafellow where he cnngct a rlrlnkl".
The inspector then introduced imself-
and gave his frlcnd a few words of sound
advice. This gives one an idea r\s_to the
manner in which the law Is being
enforced and obeyed.
Mr. Gough with whom l had the
pleasure of quite an interesting inter-
vlewis proving himself to be a most
excellent officer. He is alert, fcnrlcss,
and determined to do his duty. us is also
Mr. Phillips, the chieifpollco oliiwr. Hero
we have three essential things-a good
law, capable officials, and a strong.
healthy public sentiment in favor of
vigorous law enforcement. This is n
combination that always works well.
Prohibitlonln Summerside is so fur u
grand success, and the Inspector assures
mc that the place set can be rnaintalneri_
Summerside is tobe congratulated too
in hnvlngfcur medlcslmen who are in
every scnseacredit tothe town, and an
honor'to their noble profession. It is
absolutely useless for anyone, not really
needing it tofapplv to any of these gentle-
‘men for a liquor certificate. The firm
stand they have takenln this matter is
worthy of all prnise, and is greatly
appreciated- by the people generally.
TheGrand Division would convey to
their Klng`s County friends, the Good
Templurs. and all temperauce workers ju
oourngcment, praying that ,the cllorts
now being put forth may result in victory
for the truth and the rltzht.
i . A. D. Mr~i'ioi~|a|.i>, G. W. P.-
-ilampton, Muy 2nd, llflltl.
und*”
runnn
Subscriptions received nt Guardian
office, and duly forwarded to .l1\m|n:-
Total previously ncknovvlomgcri S 4248.01
Mayfield Lot ‘Zi . _ . . . . _ , . . . . . _ , . . . . .
._ $1.00
Second subscription Mulprquc con-
gregation per Hon.I’.McNut.t _ _ _ .
__ il 55
Episcopal parish of New London St.
Thomas, French River, 4.50; St.
Marks, Kensington, 4. 47; per Rev.
A. W. Nichols, total . . . . . _ _ _ . . . .
..$l5.t.}ll
Clifton Division per Arch. Campbell,
Trees . . . _ . _ . _ _ . . . . . . . _ . . . . , . , _ . . .
,. 5.00
Collected by W. Grunt McLeod,
Hunter River: f
Grant McLeod, $1; Vernon McLeod,
l0c; Louis McLeod, 10; May Mc»
Leod, 10; Mrs. Geo. S. McLeod, lil;
\Vlllil\m Mobbs, ltlc; Alex. Nlultol- ,_
son, l0c; Rov. George Millar, $1; A
Friend, 25; Gussie Binns, :l0; A
t Friend, Zi; Uncle Toms Cubiu,:t3;
A Friend, 25. Total . _ . _ _ _ .
_ _ . _ . ._ 2l_l>l.`»
West Capo und Canipiwllton Pros.
Church pcr Rev. D. Mcllcnn _ . , _
__ 1l_00
l.ll.S. . . . . .
 _ . . _
._ _ $1.00
Prcsbytcrliin Congregation ut l\’lurruy
WnlterMathcson . . . . . . . . . _ .
 2.00
'~ At Less Than l
' lialf Price l 5,
\ 4->.
You will miss a grand f
-_~ opportunity if you do not _
‘ buy the job lots of wall ‘
_’ Call in and see them and ~»
- at the same time havea __
 look at §_
let us know and we will
_ your home. We know
S we have 1ust the paper /.1
if you want. ' 
  ‘°°`  _lAYLOR’S_
‘ Bookstore. _ " _
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.CHJQ
‘ls
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lsltnlgltt. frlendslit KlngsCouuty, who are in the 11 qu*
U, B b tmcx or its aunt for p»ot\tir.rcn, to \~\ my __ ~
un "gn an u°M"‘I"‘N‘ '°l'“"'°d 'mm th” know that our Prohlbltory Law is prov "‘
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s¢gs;ll_cent| ann. Bee _ 'rnantetttraln arrivedat uso dcicck .SIM-It mlsht be 0! Interest to our - _ ' ’- _ _, 1'- ~'<%_>t,§rp _ _ -
`   ’ \ sa." A ' W ii- ‘\\i‘ - _
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i'b“°°°°|-*°" hma'°m‘ ”kl°!d““n'h°"'°°‘ County. Itlsscarcelyamonth since the  ' Q.  ‘ ` I ‘N " '- ‘-"\ _ ~’-"ff . _
when You ull' __  __ ' _ I law oameints force, and already Sum- -   ’ R '_ _ `  ,i _
an r - Q i\`\,` _ - ’ _ ~ 13;
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with  grralgpilyelggzslghlg _ . _   _ evidence anywhere. The entire absence 9 \¢/ ` r _- .T ‘ -
om” "_ _'  _,_,> Q; . _.__m_____,_____ _“th Mock ?‘__i_ _ __ gf drinking or drunkenness is remarked \ _
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‘ '“°“ ’ °'°""°‘l’ T"° °"““"°'"‘“‘ “""” "° Twen -five ears a o it was difiicult to
*Y Y E
' People didn’t want it--they were using
_ for changing.
` But hard wheat Hour was persistently
`_ sell spring wheat flour for pastry at any price. 
- soft, winter wheat flour, and saw no reason 1
  »_l
pushed and prejudice has been overcome.
The women tried it, succeeded with it and
appreciated it.-To-day hard_wheat flour is g 5.
._ the favorite for pastry as well as for bread.  
The flour that is doing the most for f
` the reputation of hard wheat flour is the
` brand known as
_ 0gilvie’s Royal Household 1
\ It is hard wheat Hour at its best-milled g
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by m_odern methods, retaining all of the 1
good of the wheat and none of the bad--
it is without an equal for every kind of
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baking -in which flour is used.
Talk to your grocer about it-if he
isn’t enthusiastic it’s only because he isn’t
informed.
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Ogllvle Flour Mills Co., u..»i..r.
LV `
_ Mosrnsu.. 0°’
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"Ogilvie‘s Book for a Cook," contains 130 li ,ak
pages of excellent recipes, some never belirro _ f
published. Your grocer can tell you how io ’7( "-1 "Q,
get it msc. 4 ”°\l5
401.11
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kindly message of sympathy and on- .
FISHING
GEAR
Big new stock of
  
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Rods, Reeds, Lines,
Waltham, Elgin and Re-
gina Waiches. Handsome
new brooches, links, lockets,
Flies, Casts, etc., open-
ed up _at
“The Two Macs., waist sets now opening.
     llltlonolll llnllnnol. E.‘W.iAYLOR,
DRUGGISTH
CornerGt. George and K.eiit Sis. Smith side Queen Square.
5-6
River per Rev. S. D. McPhee. _ _ . $7 50
G. Ii. Murven,D. D. S. Sourls... . _ _ , _ i.(7l)
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We claim to have the _
prettiest patterns and the 
lowest prices in the city, _-gy
send our sample books to 
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A New Policy
Phe SUN LIFE OF CANADA has just issued
a new policy on a 3 p_c. Reserve, giving very high
Cash Surrender Values, etc. As tlic pre-miurii under
this policy is no higher than under thc old form, in-
tending insiirers should ask for particulars, before
placing their insurance elsewhere.
Charlottetown. Manager for P. li. island.
I9 mwf :yr
-Give The Boy
A Show
What provision are you nmklng to give that Iloy of
yours a start in life
An Endowment Policv
is the simplest, safest and surest method- Sfmt early
that he may receive the benefits before he is too old.
inc North American Lift:
Issues a special “Child’s Endowment." which we will
be pleased to snow you. Write for information.
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