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aiivwtctliior wciltubyuu  alcyvl ye. has a "W. W. W." ,Wedding
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Internationale  
's Plreparationsi ‘Invictus
Including Stock Food, Poultry
Food. Hesve Cure, Worm Powder,
Louise Kielder, etc.
_f _ Herhageum.
Hughes’ Condition Powder.
_ Wholesale and Retail.
(]eo.i E. i'iughes,»
_Apothecaries Hall._
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THE
KEEN KUT
SHOE _
_ is _the greatest value ever offered i
at the price $3.00. Gentsl You
want a new pair of shoes now. We _
would ask you to see them, and if
they are not better value than any
$3.50 shoe in town, don’t buy
them. Made up in all the best
leathers, good-year welted, up-to-
date last. This shoe is the one
thev are buying all over Canada
$3 oo tall.es°a pair.
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Y QU'
IEVITED
If you wish the best in photo-:
graphy,6nished on the new spec-
ialized mounts, (the very latest
- novelty.)
 
Patent
Leather
Low Shoes
For Men -
On the new point-
ed toe lasts ale the
extreme style for
summer.
Price $4.00 and
$4.50 a pair.
Patent Clot and
fast colored eye-
lets used througlv
out.
Our Studio
cEo.n.cooK
Where Baby is Always Welcome. "
This can be greatly lessened
bv having the proper materiel
to help you which can be
found here.
Wehavea lirge variety of
Soaps including Securing.
Scrubbing, Laundry, Toilet,
Disiufectant, and etc, Diamond
Pctaah, Gilletvs Lye, Am
monia, Pearline. Gold Dust.
Borax, Putz Cream, silver
Polish, Starch n large vlirietv,
Stove md sims Polish,
Brushes, Brooms and etc
Order here where you can
get all at the one time-see
what you get and at the '
lowest possible price.
l McKeilna’s Grocery,
Two stores to suit your convenience
Phone l l3‘l‘¥.'.‘..“:‘!ii..;."“.if-’.."$¥°“°~
I liOUb`E-Cllialiilla l
Every-one knows what '
, house cleaning means-a lot
of labor, time and worry.
 
55n2....l||\.».¢k§
Spring
1906
Opened for your
inspection a com-
plete line of Spring
Footwear.
Splendid values 
Tan '
Chocolate 5
Our Men’s Box at ~
$_a.co and- $1.55, 'are ~
thebest obtainable.
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’ SPRAGUB & _ C0.,
_,_ 1 sunztvslns-
:' , .A A‘ °
every piece. For
» ,i`lil.§,\v|lif¢¥f'  family group taken.
 at 'our studio.
i-F<BAYERZP 
Alley o c...
Sole Agents for Char-
lottetown. -
FREE TEA
In orderto increase the sales of IS-
LAND BLEND Tea the Agent here
offers 2:5 pounds as reminins to be
GIVENA AY FREE to the first 26
persons on P.E.I,, who guess the near-
est to the length of time that the new
steamer “Empress” takes to cross
from England to P. E. Island. The
only conditions are that you bu a
pound or more of "ISLAND BLE`b?D”
Tea at 25 cents per lb. and that you
send your guess in sn addressed
envelope which will be given you by
lille merchant from whom you uy the
ea.
For further particulars apply to
_B€€l._.§l..____§9ff»
'200 lbs. -Moll]
Balls l5e alb.
l
Also our own Moth Pre-
ventive 35c a pound.
REDDIN BROS-.
Opposite P. O.
L _ _ _
A good time for
you to have your
"Garvin, Gcntzcl & Co.,
1.1 we
llllilllllllll
Head Offices in New Prowse,
"Block, Charlottetown.
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_Taatids will hshlgh at 1118 this mola-
ing, and at noon toalnrrovv.
Any  strong boy with a fair educa-
tion _ can learn ol _ a permanent positionl.
with rapid promotion by applying at this
otllco'at'once.
'IN aprons please address all corres ‘
pcndeiice of an advertlzing nature to
Advertising Department-, subscriptions lic
Slubsorlbtlcu Department, news to News
Department, and letters to editor, etc, to
Editorial Department. Do not under any
circumstances, address to any individual
member ofthe staff, as such person is
liable to be absent from the office.
A vsiiv neatly furnished optical parlor
in connection with W. W. Wellner'e
jewelry store has been equipped with the
latest. appliances known to optlclails for
the purpose _of accommodating the needs
of patrons whoserycs require attention.
W. T. Wellner recently took au optical
course in Boston and isthua prepared to
afford ald and relief tocll sufferers from
defective vision. There tire appliances for
overy need, and 1Mr. _Wellner is wall
qualified to -properly treatall who may
consult him. A tina stock of classes, and
other necessities, is kept. constantly on
hand.
UNDER the auspices of the Methodist
conference of N. B. and P. E. I. there will
be held in St.. John N. B.u aummer_school,
toeominance in the course ofa few weeks.
The committee appointed last your bo
make and carry arrangelnclita wlll consist
ofall the Methodist ministers ln St. John
lucludlnlr Falrvlllo mill Silver Falls. The
ay members of the committee are J.
Hunter White, E. R. Machum, J. N.
Harvey, C. l-I. Hui.chlngs,W.A. Adams, J.
B. Tait, and A. C. Powers. Officers of the
commlttee are' Rav. G. M. Campbell,
chairman, and Rev. C. ' W. Hamilton,
secretary.
Tilr: luxury of li bath is universally
admitted. its comfort and hcsltli-glvlnrl
power is beyond words to describe. When
this important adjunct. of the modern
house is being installed, it. iswsll to have
the plumbing done so that. there will beno
disappointment nor discomfort, to take
away from the great. pleasure of its
instruction to the home. If you lntrust
tbejob to Fred Trainor, whose ad appears
in another column the (ich will will be
well done and there will be no
regrets. Mr. Tralncr had ten years’ ox-
perieuce with thalate Gharles Hermann
and continues tha business in the same
stand on Grafton Street opposite _Opera
House.
secured, as assistant for their pastor, Mr.
A. D. Mackenzie, M. A., B. D., who
enters upon his work next Sunday. Mr.
Maclrenzleis a native of P. E. Island,
and was brought up in the congregation
of Strathaihyn. He is lin M. A. graduate
of McGill University, and has just com-
pleted his B. D work at the Presbyterian
Collalze,Mont.roal,csrrylng oil’ the gold
medaland Morrlce t-ravelllng fellowship
of $500, at grnduatlori. Mr. llliackenzlc's
purpose is to engage in Foreign Mission
service eventually but he has agreed to
spend at least.. a year in the work at
Sydney. He speaks the Gaelic language,
and will therefore bs able to render
helpful serviceto many who can under~
stand the truth ln this tongue better than
ln English. Si.. Andrew's is prosperlnli
.greatly under their present. earnest and
llcioved pastor, Mr. F. W. Ariderson,--
ind both he and tlia congregation are to
lla congratulated on having secured thi
services of so cuulpeteut a helper.
D. L. I'IooPl::n`s estrillllnlluientl, Cornet
Great George and Chestnut streets ha.
just been repainted and most. convenlentf
ly arranged fir the transaction of the
extensive business that is now conducted
by the proprietor. The building is dlvid
arl into two stores, lacing on Gt. George
Street, and a feed store' In the rear,
fronting on Cliestnuh Street. One of the
shops is given up to china, glass and
crockery ware, a line which is well
stocked and which will be added to and
increased in future. The corner shop is
the well known grocery stand for many
years popular to an ever growing list of
patrons. The feed store in the rear of both
shops contains feed of all kind for stock.
and a. large grauary is at all tlmea well
supplied with hay and straw. Mr. Hooper
ls also agcilt for the celebrated Selcnlte
and Plaster of Paris, made at Windsor, N.
S.,whlch is a remarkably popular material
with builders. This Selsnite is used tor
'all buildings where the best. is necessary,
both on account of 'its excellent dura-
bility and because of its hygienic valur.
It nas been used in the Prince of Wales
College. the two hospital-f, the new
Marlret house, Falcon wood Hospital, and
many private residences in Charlotte
town. ‘,- '-
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Fishing Tackle-We make a' specialty
of~tliiilllils‘ in our business. Our stock’
of tiles, rods, reels, lilies. casts, books etc
is ulrto-date and of the ilnest quality in
every respect.-Our prices are low. No
trouble to show goods-Cali, and 'ses ua.
-A WReddin, Pllm. B.
Thursday lfith Inst.. is
the lest day for discounts
L Telephone los.
I I W3! PliT!°\t who lines chocolates toitry as bo! or White’e Dslmsrl- \
sale at all the leading coafeetloners.
on electric light bills for
April lighting. Pay today
and save money. 'ld4i
S'l'. Alvnnnw's Cannon, Sydney, has
I-Iliad
to re
Interested in s osti.
His lionq' Lleut.-Governor Mci{iuu
of P. Eflalsud, says tile Moncton
Both WYQDDII are giants in stature, a
both-excellent speakers, and were
f
friends wiisd they were Liberal M. P,‘s
Qttawa., During his visit to Halifax
um' MP-  Island will no doubt recelv
a Highland blessing ln the Gaelic tongu
Till: Coveheatl correspondent says:
Miss Janie Gurney is at. ber home, Th
Laylock’e after a pleasant winter spent.
Uncle Sams domains.-Judging by th
extent of _repairs being done to J
tbelist of nest. and attractive homes
soon to have our baseball clubrs organlz
ed.
per year. Each issue contains A SPEC
ward Island; also AN INTERESTIN
SHSRT STORY: SERMON BY RE
Boise Notes, a COMIC PAGE, printed
colors, which will make you laugh eac
AND LOCAL NEWS. livery mall bring
ated, could be sent. to la frieudabroad. of
i
cityen-_ Prince this afternoon in St. Pet.er'»
and _his en_t._ire live stock part of the hall
the coming fail. Be is
on _
Tran- Tris Guardian was in error yeatlerdlv
script, has been spending a week with in aostiug that Large Bl-os'. beautiful
Lleut.~fiq`via‘a0r Fraser at Halifax matched maui of greys had been urchas
nd -
b`o¢h ¢l'ojB_o9l»0li Highlanders. -Theyare land. Aiiatteirlpt was made to seoute
Alf. . ,
at
"T Irene Weaver, it clever entertainer as Va
aa? as pianist with W. Spencer Jones,
Hu¢rhea‘rcsldeneo. lt. will stand high on mmq°r°
in MB. Mouliriuiiourlrriz, alzelt of the
this section.-Louis Shaw and bride are Plant Line has rece vcd an enquiry from
at houietolhelr many frlends_ar. their the :Merchant BL Miner Trnilsportuiloil
residence Swanwater .11‘.lm._._Wo hopo- Co., requesting information about- the
THE Saturday Guardian, almost invari-
ably fourteen pages will be mailed to any was promptly forwarded. The M. SL M.
alluress in Caniida,thc British isles,'l’rans Trans. Co., have a number of
vaal or United States for but.50 cents dlstrlbutilig centres from which informa-
l. ' _
AL MAGAZINE PAGE devoted bo the chance to advertise the Island's summer
Llti'al.\ll'o.H_lltory, Folk Lore and Best obbrhvilv
ns.
iuterusta of the Province of Prince Ed- , ,
G AN AMhItIC.\N DISEASE. _
V.
WM_D0Bs0N_ Notes on ,_heS_\BBATu indigcstion is the national disease of
SCHOOL LES-SON f°" “ Week h°“°°l remedy for indllrestlon and that remedyis
in _ Dr. Hanllltolfs Pills which accelerate the
time you read il; besides ALL THE th mdneys ,mln E '| d rl
, , , 'S . fi
L/rrssr Tsnnonlplllc, Funnies tl.. blood and ‘tl..is'..§.i“2§i.¢i`.ii .Exam
many new subscriptions. What nical. :"_g‘;f';§;h“f“_§°£‘“;'B‘£€f_'_'fr°‘:,°Egdme Q’;_‘£_;°__';'
sift. or ctw that would be more surreal- rssrur. Hllu.'dwn'. ,bills eumeir-escl
9ri9u°
I l -
Rsliiisallllsu. the matinee ot the “Bal
school-room at 4 o'clock. 10 cents to any
WMM art on his part.. The Giieidiaifs
Want Ads are little pilots that steel big
things in business.
D
ed for the Lleut.. Governor in Newfound 1
them but the price offered although_
large, was noi. sutllcent..
“' 'l‘nrY.ia.-. A. ll... .la .‘
W_’.m'°°-tv I-=.°v°""°‘F’“9'°' "I" ‘°'°‘°° excellentcongert cou:pany(,:ut: glqlilobtilwi-J
° concerto under their auspices. June 7th
_ °' nad Sth. The company consists of Miss
___ Georirla Turner whois claimed to lla one
of Canadds best lady _violiuists. Miss
reader and singer, and Misa Dcllie Blair,
_ Island as li holiday resort. Mr.
Mombcurquette, on application to the
President of the Tourist Association, was
supplied with printed information which
*tion ls _dlstrlbuted, uni this ls algood
Some doctors go so far usto say that
American. There is but one national
h action ofthe gastric glands and give tone
to the digestive organs They strenthen
5 every organ of thc body. Flesh null
_v .
ner box or five boxes for $1.00 at all deal-
eta.
>lHi Kllll§'S Ellllllll l§Ulll|]|llN=<
Branch Offices in Monlag
ue, Souris and Georgetown-
there will be tried the Scott Act. cas
against Jessie Campbell of Cardigan.
8
P. E. I. _ _ Bdtwtt
.attack of appendlcltia.
P. E. I. _1, iidtwtf
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The Guardian:-Ban 0'ilanlv has taken
positlcnln I.. Andors_on'a Store.-Fraucl
Welsh ami -Tohnl) Larkin spent Sunday
here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Steele.-Micllael Flynn has sold his
beautlfuldrlving horse to James Larkin.
~_Misa Melinda MoAuiay returned home
today after visiting friends in Cardigan.
-The following young-msn are about to
leave' for the West..-Edmund Flynn.
Thomas Cahill, Anthony Mclsltnc and
` Ambrose Buslley.
Tm: Guannlalv will be pleased to hi-nr
from any correspondents who have news
to furniah,and who desireto have the same
published.Ths news cf each County is now
classified, whlcll will prove ii convenience
to readers ln flnlltnlz their own County
news quickly. Ili every case the items
.ire most. appreciated when they are brief
and i.o thc point and confined to matters
of fsc', or events lliat. have lmupeiietl or
tire to tak# plat-e. Wltli all who
wi-h to <-nutvill-no 'l'lic Gullrvllau will be
glad to correspond.
Rev. Edwin Smith presided at an
enthusiastic prohibition meeting at
Cardigan on Monday night, when the
law wasunanimoualy endorsed hy those
present. The chairman placed the
question fairly and squarely before his
hearera, and reviewed the situation from
_si.ai'tt.o finish and showed the advllu-
tages of Prohibition lizdlsputubly. A
number took part in li spirited discussion
ofthe temperance question. among the
speakers being Edward Bulpltt, J. ii.
Macdonald. A.Q.Crawforfl, Dl~.Allun,
D. C. Morson anti Peter \V. Grant.
After Dinner
To assist digestion, relieve distrust
after eating or driilkillll too ilsarill!
to prevent constipation. take
Hood’s Pills
A Cut Glass
- Sale -
We wish to reduce out
resent stock of cut gla SS
before our new sllv¢l¢ Bl'
rives`and we will there~
fore give n uniform ds
count of
25 PER CENT
off of our en ite stock-"_
‘ 'This is an excellent
opportunity to buy _cut
glass at sway down prices.
Today at Montague. Stlpendiliry Inman, ` “Californin scodless oranges-," Valencia
“Souvenir post cards". “Comio'post
cards” “Souvenir stationery", and fancy
goods, at \V. A. Jollnstone's, Manta ue,
His many frletids will regret to hear
that. Wallace Fraser is laid up at his
home at' North Lake, with a severe
“Sunlight Soap Coupons want.ed”-
Toilet soap given in exchange for these
coupons by W.A Johnstone, Montague,
A corrsspondcrlt. from St. Peters writes
c oranges, lemons, apples “lialdwllls" and
"Ben Davis," ilgs,dlites, mid canned
fruits at. W. A. .Iohnstone'a Montnalle,
P. E. I. Ildtwtf
The death of Wm. E. Kltflold, a mem-
ber of the Manchester, Maas., board of
selectmen is noted at lerigth by the
newspapers of that city. Tile funeral
was ofa public nature, the city helng
represented, and the I. 0. O. F. taking a
prominent partlu the obsequles. There
wusa large attendance and the flowers
sent were very beautiful and sent from
lnully sources. ills widow is a daughter
of the la e D. F. Kennedy,_of Georgetown.
THE TONIC OF HEAI/I‘H.
Must. be more than li stiniulant-must.
Ile li food sis well. There is one uledlclne
that ls both afood and a tonic,-lt aids
digestion, promotes npainlillit-ion, converts
food into nutrlmcnr. that builds up nerves.
hlood, brain lilirl bone. That tonic is
Ferrozoue which contains exactlv what a
run-down aysti-ul needs. Ferrozone
supplies oxygen to purify the blood,
nhownhnrous to develop the brain. iron to
harden the muscles. No wonder lt makes
such vigorous liien and women. Yoii‘ll
.-nv., .sieep.ll-hink linri feel better by using
Ferrozonc; iryit.-now. iilifly cents buys
ll box of fifty t-hnieolliw costed Ferrozone
tlilllcts, ut ull iiclilers.
il
ri
l Fresh bontlitoes, rhulntrll, i-nnun»l»el1~.
plneapplesuunllgr-ape fruit from ll\~ln.
toedny lil. Beer SL Golfer. ildli
_ High cla~-s wash necltivear.
correct ill cut and style, and in
iciuding all the newest coloriugr
with the ad-Iiiifmal advantage
that they will wash like a china
plate- will phase all lllell who
lliret~ilre.~s wel'. These co.~t
little more than the ordlllaly vrzisll
ties, but th -v are worth it Price-.~
run 354:. _soc and so on. Of course
we have plenty pretty wash ties
at l5c. 250 and the like also.-
Mcore & McLeod. gdii
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A Free
Musical
Education
' We have arranged with the
United States School of
Music, Union Square, New
York. to give free lessons to
all who purchase
Violins,
Autoharps,
Guitars,
Banjos
from ns. Hundreds of
people do not buy musical
instruments because they
cannot play.-Here is an
.opportunity to learn with-
out costing you anything.
Call today for full partieu~
lars. -
Ie Taz pilot steers the mighty ship by a A
New Shirt
Waists
The variety and ex-
tent of our Shirt Waist
stock is sure to please
. , -
you'I f .
Silks,. Otgandier,
Lawns and Linens-
tuckcd, embroidered
and lace trimmed-
Made by the -best shirt
waist people in Canada.
Perfection in quality,
style, assortment, iii,
finish and workman-
ship-sizes 32 to 44
inc".
Prices from 5oc up.
Special values at
75c $l.lO rand Sl 40
A Lot New
(lolf Jerseys
for ladies' and child-
ren -alltlie good colors
and all sizes upto 44
inch. Mad: of fine
woo’s and perfection in
fit, finish and work-
uialisllip.
Stanley Bros.
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ME AT THE. ALWAYS BUSY
STANLEY BROS. _
Elegant
Embroid-
ered
Chiffons
All Overs 22 inches
wide.
While $2.50 _and
$2-85 _vd
Bla-ck $2.75 yd.
For lllc Lacy who
Wants an
Exclusive and
l legant While Dress
44 inch Swiss Skirt
Embroidery (eyelet
make) elaborately elii- __
broldeled on line Per-
sian Lawn- they come
iii 4% yard lengths
arid the price is $i.95
per yard.
Flesch Organtlles
and Dilllliles
These c-lille in while,
white grounds with
colors-green, sky,
navy, cream, grey and
black grounds with
wlrte. Assortnlellt
cm ugh to please all
and eacll.
Pliccs izc, 15c, ide,
z5c, goc and up.
Stanlev Bros.
frills oiiitlc 
i mls nitric -W
mains Qtliill S, (gy C0 \ nisins ouiilir
CHOICE CEYLON TEA
ii'
BROKEN ORANGE PEKOE
l’llt, \i|l ill 5 lilill ill lb 4-:ill lined ali' proof lioxcs, li vlloivl- ill-livin \\'i\,i| our gitltr-
lilltcc 'i'ly li piicknlro its wlllll. TFA
K  Q C0’Y, _\ll~:RcrlAN'l`s J
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urrah! or our
Boys’ Suits
There’s Nothinc so Pretty and
Nobby in the T own as
our Boys’ Suits.
Our boys’| 3 piece suits are very \pletly indeed.
They are made in latest styles from fancy Tweeds
and worsteds. Sure to wear well and always look _good-
Pfiged at $350 up to $8.50. Boys' Norfolk and Oxfords
made in the latest fashionable colors. guaranteed to wear
longer than any other suits at the same price, just priced to
sell from $1.50 up to $6.50, in sizes 22 to 33-
Fancy Suits for the smill boys in many different styles.
S. A. Mc onald,
P. E. Island’s Greatest Clothing House.
ALUMINUM WARE PUPULAR
'Aluminum kitchen utellsils, despite their higll price. are being
asked for by those who have come to appreciate their good points.
The Winter‘s sales have been goozl and tllc growlngdemand is a mark
of their popularity. For the woman 'who has to lift the heavy iron
pots and kettles oil' and on the stove malty t-me.-_dur rig the day. the
east aluminum pots are a welcome change. Tllelr weight as compared
with cast iron is a tiling that to be felt is to be appreciated. They
are said to meet ali expectations as to their wearing qualities
by those who have had them in constant use, as well as being found
less liable to bum their contents than any other utensils. _
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Sunnyside.
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