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~ The WELLNER MOVEMENTS are not ex-
, pensive but are well finished and keep accurate I
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  W. W. WELLNER, - JCWClCl‘,`
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For the Finest Finished
Photo Work Come to the
, Leading Studio
GAR BONI
PLATINDTYP El
ARTISTS PROOF!
QEO» H- COOK.
KRW DUDRIBAY ILOCI.
The Btailio where baby la always
welcome. _
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  .VillliiiiE
Fiiill Filil SALE:
Situated at Marshfield, St. Peters
Road 4% miles from Charlottetown con-;
taining 69% acres of land; about 55 acres
are clear and in a high state of cultiva-
tion, about zo acres are plowed. There _
are on the premises a good dwelling .
house, barn, horse stable and other out- i
buildings, good orchard, a never failing
well of water in back kitchen and other
water privilc es, a good grove of hard '
and soft wood close to the house. If
the above farm is not sold by private i
sale before the 26th day of April next. l
it will be sold by public auction on that P
date, together with stock and farm- i
ing implements, etc.
F. VV. HUGHES,
Mnrshiiield.
 
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Dress up, for Easter New Shoes have
arrived. King Quality and Sovereign
Shoes are our leaders. See them.
A. E-MCEACHEN
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_ Tomas.
Maboii’s Compound Syrup
. of I-Iypophoaphites, 75c per
bottle. _
Mabon’s Emulsion Cod
Liver Oil, 5oc per bottle. .
Illaud’s Iron Pills, 25c per
ioo.
Sold by
MABON, DRUGGIST.
Soaris, P. E. Island.
Hurmu  
A good spring tonic-Liquid
Extract of Malt, two bottles
for 25c. 36 dozen in stock.
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Shoes.
for women of taste.
On Saturday we receiv-
ed several cases for
spring wear- - They
have the Queen Qual-
ity stamp on them
-l.hat’s enough about
quality- The stamp of
fashion is also there
and that’s the stamp
that makes us feel so
proud of them.
\Voniens’ Q. Q. Tan
calf Bucher oxford,
new cadet last, stylish
and a New York favor-
ite $3 Womens’ Patent
Leather  Q buttoned
low Shoe-dull Kid
top--a dressy new
Slice $3 oo. Shoes for
all occasions.
Alley 8|. Bn.
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Bnby’s Own Soap
A finnn worthy of 'Baby-therefore
pond enough for any akin.
Pure, Fragrant, Cloanolni
Albert Toilet Soap Co., Mira.
uoirrnaai..
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GUARDIAN APRIL 19,1905
THE ,ili|iliill|lii`~ 
_lllilil NEWS
Rcportersand Correspondents
Everywhere.
_Qi
Pnor. B/lm.ow has iosumcd his studies
after' his recent illness of bloodpolaon-
Houma .ann Cnossnxr are now in
Ottawa, Ioivaand Evangelist Mclkle in
Ottawa Ont.
Ti-in Baptist, First and Grace Metho
,dist and St. Paul’s Churches are holdln'g
evangelistic services at present.
TuisClnirlot.tstown Golf .Club are ad-
vertising the pasturago of the Belvidere
Golf Links. See in condensed column.
Tux Beaton property. Montague has
been sold to Isaac Ives for $410. Poole
8.: Thompson hnvc recently put in a tele-
phone bctwesn their ofilcc und the Steam
Fncti ry.
KENNETH MCAULAY, formerly of P. E.
l., was presented with n gold watch chain
and locket on leaving the N. S. Steel
and Coal Co. at- New Glasgow' last week
for Penn.
Aiivizwrismis are again reminded tha
nil ordinary "changes" should be in this
otlico no inter than one p. m.- for dnlly, and
Saturday noon_ for weekly, to insure in-
lnscrtiou in following issue. R
Joi-in A. Ross, John S. McLeod, J. W.
Taylor and Angus Beuton,Dundas, writing
to the press say: It has been reported
that C B Clay,the Secretary ofthe Dundas
I.nstitutc,hns bought- ten tons of govern-
ment hny rind sold the snme for $16 per
ton. This is false, for the snld C B Cluy,
has only received 17' cwt of" hay for his
own use, und out of that amount Mr. Clay
obliged them by selling them one bulo
ascii at cost.
Muuitar Hannon-l\Irs. Jos. Brooks
i ho bns recovered from illness is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Wm. Horton.-Wm.
Slierao is ill.-Thos Roberts has returned
from California. He was accompanied by
Nm. McKay who reached home just in
time to sec his fittherdic.-The Forrcstcrs'
cntcrtninment was ii great success
.l.McEachcrn,t.oachcr, luis been culled
noiuc by the illness of his sister of
pneumonia. '
Barons leaving for Winnipeg J. W.
Partridge of McE\vcn 8: Partridge, St.
Peters, was dined nt Buy View by his
friends. Dr. McDonald presided and
lifter supper un address accompanied by ia
handsome dress suit case wns presented
the guvut. It was signed by the following:
R. J. Macdonald, M. D , W. \\’. Cox, Ii.
VV.McEiven, I.. P. Doylc, Donald McLean,
J. A. McPhee, B. A., W. R. McEwen, D.
D. Mncdonnldf Bruce Davison, H. R. Mc-
Ewen, J. Ferguson J. W. Mcinnls.
Tiiic Rev. R. éuinmiug, Westville,
Plctop Co., received it card from his
rirtugliter, Mrs.](Rcv.) Rohb,ln Korci\,stat-
ing thnt nt a rccciit evening meeting 703
souls became Cliristluns.Thc Presbyterian
Missionarlcs~and perhaps others -re-
mained at their posts during thc ivnr bc-
twecn Rnnsln and Jiipnn, although order-
cd to icavc by the Foreign Mission Board,
nudthcy have won thc coutidcncc and
love of the Koreans who reniize that there
is something to the Christian religion
more than the nnlne.-Cor. in Eastern
Chronicle.
Cvunnx/. and ~Vlclnlty.-Dr. Gallant,
Jystcr Bed Bridge, who hns been laid up
ivitliaatrnlncd ankle ls nblc to resume
liispmcilcc.-Tlic Misses Snovvle, Rusti-
covillo, who have been visiting friends
_-tt Uynibrin. and Portnge returned home
in Tliursdny.-John Lnrtcr, \Vlnsloc,
spent it few days of lust week at Cymbrin
he guest. of Edmund nnd Mrs. Curr.
Lobster flsliormcn ure busily preparing
for thc coming season. May these hardy
uoilcrs of the deep hnvc a successful sea-
;on.-Gooss shooting is being indulged
in by the youth of this vicnity. So fur n
(cw skinned noses nro the only result-s.
LONG Cnnnii.-Spring has made its np-
pcnrnnco, mid for the present on account
»f the frrnhets and soft ronds triivclling is
-xlmost impossible -Feed is somewhat.
tcm-cc, but this fact need not he wondered
it, when we consider the state of other
sections of thc country. -The mall carrier’
NellCurrle, is to be commended for the
energy with which he performed his dim-
cull. duties during the stormy winter.-
All nro sorry to learn that the genial
friend and nierchunt-, A. K. McPhee, is
soon to take his departure for UncleSum’s
donmln. Mr. McPhee, as ri church and
tcmpcrnnce worker, will be much missed
In the community.
A Punuctemperauce meeting under thc
auspices of Twentieth Century Division
S. O.‘T. was held in York, Mondny even-
ng, i7th Inst at which the following re-
volution was moved by Malor Crockett,
seconded hy Bert Brown, and carried
unnmlnously: Resolved that this public
meeting of residents of York and vicinity
record their hearty approval of the pro-
posed amendments as set forth at the
last session of the Grand Division to
strengthen the Prohibition Act, and here-
by requeat our local representatives to
n th nk f -I w .rd and uso their Influence to have such amend-
yoilwviealiit s:»i:etliil::Ith:‘t is both vciono mvntl P09804 bitfiw H0096 B0 ithlrtiier
mleal and good, try a can of resolved thai a copy of said resolution be
  brand Condensed Milk or v  sent tothe press and to our representat-
Cream. unaweetenul. from im Mean-s commune, and wma.
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0.5321 P. 0. Beer & Goff' 
store-
 mmmwmmmumm.wwmmmmm wmv*
. . , 'Vclvutoon Molalaol Kiaaoa are not common molasses candy
cntin small pieces but a hi li-grade confection flavored with special _ molasses.
,. They are not the cheapest, but the BEST on the market. W-_ ite’a ~ name ' on `
- every piece
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Jouir Mclmair, Sonris, was among the
viaitois at tho Ixgislatnre yesterday
TBLIPIQYI subscribers will please add
,to their Directory cards. No £78, J. T.
M_cKcnxie, No D8 H Grey, Nc |00 Marine
Wharf, .NoiilB C. L. Grant/a office.
Ar Police Court yesterday the case
against Allan McDonald for stealing ten
cents from another younu hid named Lao
Waatherble was dismissed.
Ri:in'l'raNoas of whatever nature
whetherbyB|\nkcheque,sxpreae,money or
postal ordag.or registered' letter must be
made payable to The island Guardian
Publishing Company and not to any mein-
ber of the stall, as individual persons are
often absent from the city.
Tm: followingresnlution has been pas-
ed to Mrs. Sarah A. Bryenton and
family:-We,the members ofMsyiicld Mis-
sion Ba|id,wlsh to ti-nder you our sincere
sympathy, in this your hour of sore
bereavement. In thc demise of your lov-
ing daughtan Hattie Pearl, who wus a
faithful member and Treasurer of cur
,Band, we have sustained a severe loss.
Her cheerful disposition will ever be re-
membered by us, and the community
where she was eo well and favorably
known. But it is in the home lier loss
will bc most keenly felt. The Giver of
every good ami perfect gilt. doeth all
things well; and it is our humble prayer.
that He in whom your loved one trusted.
may beyour Comforter, for Hs hns pro
misedlnhis Divine Word thn.t, “Blessed
are they that mourn for they shall be coin-
forted." .
“Tis God that lifts our comforts high,
Or sinks them in the gruve,
Hs gives, and, when he takes uwny,
.He takes but what he gives."
THE following resolutilon of condolence
was passed by a standing _\'0t.c, nt the last
meeting of the Eiist Point Institute held
at Elmlrn.Klng's Co: Whcrens it has pleas-
ed Ain\lghty`God in His intlnitc wisdom
to remove from our number hy denth,
our esteemed and much respected Treas-
urer, Cyrus N. Stewart, Red Point:
Therefore resolved that the East Point
Institute in regular meeting assembled,
? wish to place on record our high apprecia-
tion of his many noble and sterling qunll-
ties and also wish to convey to his ber-
eaved widow, aged mother and family our
heartfelt sympathy in their hour of sor-
row nnd sadness, and that we are not un-
mlndful of the many acts of svlfsncrillc-
Ing charity and benevolence of ourdepart-
ed friend towards his fellow men: Further
resolved that these resolutlonsbe engros-
sed upon the minutes of our institutc,niid
n. copy be forwarded to Mrs. Stewnrt und
to the press for publication.
'.l‘l-iii following lcttrr has been nent to
Herbert Hooper, Allcn \Vebstcr and
Robert “lobster from the Good Tcmplnrs
of St. Peters: It is with deep regret we
leurn of your intention to leave your nn-
tivc province, for another part of our fair
Dominion. It is-not easy to part from
those we love -and esteem. but rest
assured that wherever your lots muy bc
cast, you carry with you the good wi.<\hc.~a
of your friends nld ncqunintiinces. Your
deportmentslii all respects have nlwnys
been worthy of -imitation; your caniwc-
tions wlth our dnier of Good Templar-
shlp have boon toita source of strenglli,
rind we are sure that wherever you are
situated you will not vary in your high rc-
gard for tsmpernuce principles. \Ve mean
to maintain tlic some high level in your
absence. We thank you for the assis-
tance you linve rendered in connection
with ourchurch choir. Continue as you
have been doing here. Let your aim in
life bca high one and our prayers and
best wishes go with you that you inny be
prosperous ln nil tiiings nmtcrln.l nnrl
spiritual.
By order of Good Templnrs
Ri-:v. J. W. l\iuKxa.\‘zn<:,
Pastor.
The last meeting of Maple Leaf Furm-
ers institute wus held nt Summerville on
1"rldnyiift,crnoon und was well ahtciidcil.
Alargc majority of its members were
presentmid nil took nn nchivc and lively
interest in matters nppertnlning to the
welfnrc of thc Institute. A the appointed
hour the President, Thoinas:iiynes called
the meeting to order and submitted thc
following subjects for discussion.
1. The purchase of fnrni and garden
seeds and fertilizers.
2. The breaking of n double track on
winter roads.
3. The grunt necessity for iniincdintc
nction ln securing hny and its most
economic disti-llnitloii.
4. The sanding of n representative to
the Central Institute Meeting and Seed
Fair. ~
5. The great \\'i\nt of a telephone which
was so painfully in evidence during the
pa-st winter.-it season of provoking and
unprecedented isolation. The suhiccts
were thus rlisposcd of: -
l. Resolved that we denl with our own `
local seed firms. 2nd. Negntiicd. Iird.
All matters arranged to provide for thc
most needy, in pressing hnatc. ith. The
Sec'y Peter J. Edmonds was chosen as n
lit and proper person to represent thc M.
L. F. I. at thc Central meeting and Seed
Ealr. 5th. Resolved that the Secretary
immediately lay the matter bcforc the
proper ulithoritlosln view of having the
telephone system extended to Summer-
vlllc vin. Vernon River. The' meeting
adjourned to Thursday 20th. nt lp. ni.
Zomloriahlt
Eyes
When using one’s eyes (riot
abusing them) one should not
be aware of their existence.
Any manifestation of atrain
or rritation, indicates an
abnormal condition.
It ia our SPECIAL business
. to examine this delicate organ
and discover and correct by
means of glaaaea any construc-
tivtdefect. '
G. F. HUTCHESON.
Fxyert Opiician. 
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Have you a
Sewing
EET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
More a
New Goods
""“""€ i Machine P
Every Day, t
London,
Paris,
Berl in,
I
And New York
  Are Sending us
their Quota to
Flake the Best .
Stock of Dry
Goods and Nlillinery
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There Are Eggs,
Fresh Eggs.
Strictly Fresh* Eggs.
The latter are always to be had
here at lowest prices.
SANDERSON & C0.
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or o IGUSHSSS
OURED QUIOKLY and PERMANENTLY By Ullng
£12213:
.I°II.I.s.
. AND GIVE
VIM, VIGOR AND VITALITY
'llicv uino rciicwi ilistrcsa from Dye ycpsin. lnlllizrslion und Tim licnrlv
Entlniz. A lwrfcvt rvnii-dv for lliz7.iin:s.~=. Nlilisrn., llru\\'sl||ua.s. limi
'l‘u.stc in tho Mouth, Coated Tongue, i’nin in l.lmSldc, ’l‘iJRl’lD LIVLR.
THEY CLARIFY THE SKIN, PURIFY THE
BLOOD AND BEGULATE THE BOWELS
Bv Cleansing All Disorders from the System.
Positively Cure all Diseases of the Stomach, Llvsr, Kid-
neye, Sick Headache. Constipation and Nervousnsss.
3-21 d io mos
Two Sizes, l0c. and 25c. a Box
a ' --fr _* " " ' Y'
 »~¢°Ef>f~<> Rae.
T PILLS. Sl-'DSTITUTES FOR P:l:x.n..s.‘
 », -_rf»f~°.w'.~~f‘..~¢‘--.fm 'sos' ' ;.»x.¢» -- .i ~  '
For sale nt Johnson & johnson' s
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l`l iiiowners,
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Dairymen,
 Lobster Packers
When fitting up for Spring work try the
” NEW FOUNDRY
Foot of Queen Street
For CASTINGS. REPAIRS of all kinds.
Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers.
The Charlottetown Foundry Machine Co. Ltd. `
l_ Phone 73. Peakes No. 1 wharf. P. 0, pox 41|
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TBLE PHONE 299
tov/n,.P. E. Island.
i5 dw im pil.
P. o. sox zoz.
HERBERT GRAY & Co.,
Exporters and Commission Merchants, Charlotte-
Buyers of Canned Lobsiers and Meats. .
Correspondence Solicited.
l Ii' not you shouldhsve one.
l You cannot afford to be
without one, especially when
you can buy at such reason-
able terms from Aus.
Spring Sewing
is now on-DON‘"i` think
oi' doing it by hand- It‘s too
much like work.
The New Raymond
leads all _others-Every
person who has used one
will tell you of its many
_ good qualities.
of
For 40 Years
it has demonstrated its
5 superiority-Put up in cabi-
l net or drop head forms'
l beautifully finished. ~
Ever Offered in Sami" Macmcs
P. E. island,
STANLEY BROS.
I We have on hand some
sample machines that will
be sold at s low figure--If
t a good machine
at a law price it is here.
lf you Want alicw
Machine, Buy Now
Miller Bros.,
_ SUNNYSIDE. ’
Spring Goods are
coming. When you
get your new DRESS
call at our Studio and
have that Photo taken
you promised your
friend.
Jas.llayer.Pro|1.
Dominion Bierd
Tea
Sales exceed that of any
other in the Lower Pro-
vlnces-
Cholcest growth of india
and Ceylon.
P. E. island Railway
EASTER HGLIDAYS
lixciirsion return tickets, at oiic way
first class fare, will be issued bciwccu
stations on this Railway from A ril
20th to 24th, both inclusive, good) to
return until April 25th, |905,
Tickets are good only for continuous
journey in either direction, and are not
good for passage on going journey after
atc of issue.
G. A. SHARP,
Superintendent.
Railway Office, Charlottetown, P. 1'). I.
Apiiil `i4tli, 1905.
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Eastern Steamship ICo.
INTERNATIONAL ' DIVISION
Reduced Rateseifective May ist.‘o5
St. john to Portland, $3.00.
St. john to Boston, $3.50.
Commencing March 21, x9o5, steamer
leaves S_t John Wednesdays at 8 a. m.
(Atlantic Standard) for Lubcc, East-
port, Portland and Boston.
Saturdays at 6.¥o p.m. for Boston direct
RE URNING
Prom Boston. via. Eastport and Lubcc
Mondays and Fridays at 9 a. m.
Prom Portland, Mondays at 5.30 p.m.
Passengers arriving at St. john on
evenings previous to morning aailin s
canlgo direct to steamer and take cabin
ber or stateroom for the trip.
All cargo, except Live Stock, via
steamer; of this chmpany is insured
a ainat- rean mar neria .
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Boston. Mass.
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