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THE 0UEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIAN
Held Offlees m New.Prowse Block--Charlottetown.
The latest news, first of all.
Mrs. B. C. Cox of Souris, was in
the city yesterday.
A, Forbes of Port Vernon, visited'
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Robbins, Morell, is visibing
her iather Neil McPhee, Cumberland.
Mrs. A. A. McNeill, New Dominion,
has returned home after an extended
visit to Alma.
1,.if_Black, Charlottetown, was at
the ,Victoria Hotel, Bt. John, on
Wednesday.
Ang person ps/ying their electric
ligilfrbill on or before May 10 will
receive the discount and thus save
money.
Henry Easton, North Wiltshire, was
in the City yesterday.
L. Wood of Mt. Herbert was in
Charlottetown yesterday.
visited the cit/y yesterday.
William G. MacDonald of Vernon:
'River was in the city yesterday.
_ Heavy thunder was heard' in the
West River district early Thursday
evening. .
i Dr. Darrach, Kensington and John
;A. Dewar, New Perth, were in the'
,City Thursday.
S. McPherson and Miss Minnie Mc-
Pherson, bdth of Cardigan, visited
Charlottetown yesterday.
Rev. A. W. Nichols ol Kensington-
in, -Mt. Siezwart.
‘ Miss Kelly of this City, is the There were no cases tried before
guest ul ner slum. Mrs. P. w. clurr--the City P'°'i1°° Cwrt yesterdw;
ui.
_-. No one should miss hearing Frank
Rem H_ Mine, oi Comwaii and T. Wapkis in his organ recital in St.
taev. J. N. Rice ul wlusluu win ex- Jam" °h‘"°" Mal’ mh-
'_ change pulpits tomorrow.
u-u-up
Rev. J. F. Fluyws subject comer- IYOU cannot help u better cause
row evening iii gh, Qentrai Christian than the Y. M. L. A. of St. Js.mes'.
Church. wlu ue tue Blule uua1fCh“’°"~ C°'“°' “"4 brine 11 friend
gdeime .on Tuesday May 11th. i
F'
lieu. G. M. oumpuell, D.. D., form#
The steamer Harland will make two "IV °l this CIW P"’“°h°d' in 93116-
trips up the West River today- leaving! `~»\“'Y» N~- 3-- 1°" BUUGHY-
this City at 6 a..m. and 3.30 p.m. I """'
.___ Mrs. J. K. McDonald, who lmg been
Samuel Mchaughlin of Apohaqui, U10 SWB* Of WT Dare!"-B Dr. and Mrs.
N. B., was in this Province last week ‘MCNUHL l0ft Yesterday for her home
looking for u team ol draught- horses. in Whywcomash .
wuw.-..
Mrs. C. E. McLu.gga'n,, of New _
Glasgow, N s is vlsmug lu mls Owe” P' T""“°' '“"‘l"°“l
it 1 th fest" , Mi P I _at his home in this' Ci't'y
C y e 5" r;t_ ss “are Tay hhursday, from Montreal. Mr. Train.
or has been very successful in pass-
ing his third year in Arts at McGill
lor, Grafton St
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Miss Pearle Taylor has arrived Geo' D' S°8'“’m`°“gh» "°P‘°*“W|1il'l\‘E
ii i ii iD. B. Parrin & Co., confectionary and
ome rom a very cnjoyaie visit to biscuits’ London' Ont is
New York, Builulo Atlantic City und ` ~- feglifbfed
M0iiti_e”_i_ ' int the Queen Hotel. He will he ini
town for a few days.
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16   . . . At the City market yesterday ork
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p g l exilhllgntalzlllotolludf llriildcrdr ll)d?bie0‘;rf1(<]l Bold at eight to elght and three'
‘Russel G Mcnonaid The Y proc, quarter cents per lb, butter at twen-
freader inaidvertentlylraproduced Mr "‘y`tw0 to tw'em'-lhrour cents' eggs
.D ,. , h t i t _d . . ' per doz. seventeen to eighteoncents,
u."..‘i."°..? £15? l1.i`>..i.Z.‘i.f_‘ “’ “  ““ vm' Om Per we f°fw-eight to
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In requesting the lnen of our city to come and c xnmin
our line of “dollar sl1irts”_ which we cnll the “Prowse ` s s pecial’
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we wish to assure you that we are not referring to the usua
dollar variety that floods the market. Not until we were able to _ W
put forth Something Better than the usual would we colleen*
to have it known as the “Prows:’s Special". Tlze desi gns
styles and colors are wonderfully diversified, iflcluding cv cry
nutllcntic fashion.
Coal, or regular siyles plain or
plaiied bosom: white, colored,
striped, figured and checked.
Cuffs on oroff all sires-Price $l.0ll.
Special purchase of Men’s
 Spring and
 Summer Shirts
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1, lot and they are the kind that sell
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xi regularly at 75 to 1.oo each. Of
ll ' ‘ic " imported shirting in snappy up to
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 o  ` " spring or summer wear hcre’s your
 chance to get the best bargain of
'I O Ii ° l thc season. All sizes in the collec-
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'Some Summer ,
Curtain cosy and cool
Suggestions
White spot and figured muslius for bedroom and sash cur-
tains white figured madras, muslims and frilled Bobbinet Irish
point curtains in white and ivory. Largest variety from the
very cheapest io the- very best 'Novelty braided curtains,
door panels, door mats. (Carpet Department)

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The great laughing comedy, Pike’a imivemity_
f 1
pe o eouyers omes
able cross and other fixings.
spank. Moming amd evening. An ad
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The lecture delivered by Dr. J. D,
MacGuigan in Emerald hall Un f-he
30th uit., on Tuberculosis, was lis-
donald presided. The Dr. treated
the subject in a masterly n_\anner,rund
threw a great deal of light on the
'nest means of preventing theiliscass,
-its causes, treatment, l&c. No doubt
much valu-a-ble information waB Milli-
tcachers of Emerald school was car-
ried out, and was greatly elvioycd.
The drill given by twelve female pup-
ils, and the march by al like _num-
ber of boys were highly ill->Pl`\’l°NW<’fd~
A declamation by Mr (DT) M&°G\1’i
Pearl Clarke were well received. The
‘Bigger _
Maggie Power and' Mrs. P. A. Mc-
Mahon, were of a high' order, amd
were warmly applauded. Alt0H¢'fhB'\'
a very pleasant evening was spent,
and much credit it due Miss Mla‘cDorl-
aid and Miss MacGuignn, teachers,
who assisted the pupils in training
for their several parts.
I ;]3|-ing “long your old worn»oui
irllvcrware and get it Wplilteil and
m-ndo-~as~good-'ae new. We mre now
i making up a' shipment to send to-
day. G. H. Taylor, Jeweler, Phone
353,___J_ --5--gilll.
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All Kinds ofchurns at C-ameri
on-S I 5-703
:An nuchlon sale 'wlli be held on tho
premium of ' the late Marile Oakeill
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Bradalbane, on Wednesday' “WW be'
Make the homz glnning 'at one o’clock. The fa/rm   
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will be disposed of also stock. cl'0P
and other implements. §09 |10-'04
'pills for particulars. 5-¢d2l-
 
TO-DAY
We make a specially of
DOUGHNUTS at loc a
dozen.
Apple Pies nc each
Mines Pies me each
Cream Pies I2 and |5c each
Cocoanut Pies 15 and soc each
Dark Fruit Cake gog lb
Sultana Cake me lb
Nut Cake soc lb
While cake 20c lb
Bread of all kinds all fresh
and good.
Telephone 21|
D. Stewart
ECLIPSE BAKERY
P0dk. Will be Presented at the Opera ___
,House tonight for the lash time. DL Fi-ed. Hogul DfT d
The ad appears elsewhere arrived in the Citi, recenuiifleénifskls
I IIC Slllilfl €Sl ms  of Mu sum.  ‘°"°°.">'  “
who has a son and* da'ughter.in Brit- that vicfnit an iw” :el in `
ish Columbia, recently left on an' ex- the doctor xiii img "in ersifood m'.n‘ I
tended trip to that province. about a week e or t e west an =
The program for Tuesda.y’s recital
   |lu st. James church will be publish- T°d'“" is the day “d”“*l“°‘i‘ “Y S- `
. , _ A. McDonald when the entire ator
cd* ln fu-ll in- Monday s issue. It is one . . °
wbml ul the rs ucutlon that tbl “H "° ""°w“ °”°“ t° th” °“°°“““‘
the store of the one rice and ever
A. H. Wadman Summerside, has .' ' P
finished u. new and handsome hearse, cwt' amd 10°” hay at f°"`tY'f¥lV9 U3
‘to be used in connection with his f0rtY'e'l5`ht» Pressed ”'l-NW M- Six d'01~
business. The neurse is built after the lure lwr tml and pressed hwy M eight
latest designs, with plate glass sides, fifty-
lleavy pillars, car top, with remov- --
` `» I-_'-D _ ' " '_ `. '_ -`  l- say, Hamilton was the scene of
», ' '. Q-_' §l,<».,.f i -_- - , '_-'_‘_ Quite w ls/rgc number of fwrmers ii pretty event on Wedne‘sday,the 5th
‘ ' ' ` ' " ' ‘ '\=- .‘ » visited this City yesterday und'busi- inet, when his niece, Miss Margaret
' - ` ' ness wins quite brisk. The country Hamilton, and John W. McKay were
~ ` . rowds are drying quickly. Good pro- united in the holly bonds of mat-
- . gross is being made with the-spring rimony by the Rev. Mr. ltalttee. The
- __ _,.1.,_V,_“ ,_ work and there is every cvidcfncc to groom, was supported by Preston
-    \  good crops during the coming season. Ramsay, while Gertie McMay sister of
. , V B 0550iii5 -- .rue groom mu 1-he miners fur tue1.r1<1e_
~ . _ The First Methodist Church, City, The wmidling march was beautifully
1 ‘ ll`°"lSllll'°td0lll ihus made arrangenlents to inaugu\'~ rendered by Miss Eliza Woodside.
____ _ atc the Laymcn’s Missionary Move- 1 .___
ment, on Sunday, May 16th. Rev. G. A very pleasant evening- was spent
M. Young, a former pnstor, who at- at the C. M. B. A. Hall at Vernon
tended the recent Missionary iirn- River on the 25th, ult., when the
grass at Toronto, will be present and members presented Brother J. C.
(ings will also -0,, given Dy ,,'\_ F_ locket, with branch engraved upon i't.
Whear. A meeting for men' only will All aPP\`0P!`lBf° PTOZFBW WHS Well Clif-
ie iieid on the ioiiowiug Monday ried out. Brother Clark, in a few well
eve,ning_ MI.. young wiii aiso icciuru chosenyords, replied, thanking. all
On, Tuesdwy evening the iiitii on for their kindness. Rev. Dr. Morrison,
,,wh t I h, ve S en in the, Gatticom-,,3_»» `in very complimentary words, wished
wwd t0 \>Y a large *md “PP'°°‘“"“'° ou the eveulu f ru stu 1 sf. in
audience, over which Rev. J. J. Mac- ...Easter Liii g. omisgi gland e
ed by all those who were fortunate d 0, solos rt sin in nd
, r pa g gr af
enough in being present!  Desuuéililé llhornses, and' several gramophone
Progmm Prepawd prmclpy y y' selections. The readings and recita-
Y P S .
. i, h . as announced in ‘the papers for the
° “N “W” vast few days Every sth article lu
   [J L. w. smnli,.'l‘.Eugeu and George 'th im, I éods I’ ' ‘V V Yl
Budd ll of st sc li - in Y °' g “° “‘““"_ what 1”
cluy yezte/rosy purer:-Shih; llglgefsevef ‘“'v‘§’“ be 5?* if,” 9°' The “iw is 8
weral of the animals bo'u'gh't were ship- no e_ (me an W no doubt l““'d` tc’
ai lalgc turning over oi goods today
nity cents and black at fifty to fifty-
two loose sfrnw an thirty cents er
The residence of Neil McK. Ram-
Clark with an address. and a gold
Brother Clark every success. An, ln-
formal dance was held until -a very
late hour, when all dispersed to their
homes.
y' on of
White Sands, with th-e assistance' of
the choir, held a successful public
meeting. Le Berte Machon presided.
The young people performed' their
parts in an admirable manner. The
musical part of the program consist-
tions were interesting* amd instructive.
A1 silver collection was taken,and the
offering -amounted to eighb dollars. ,
rd Th made the
' ' ; ' ed all day yesbe ay. sy Q
gun.-“Legen'd oi Brigenz, ’ l‘0°°'W°_d greatest number of sales since they 1 
un enthusiastic encore, and the recl- opened their new sto,-¢_ The Special
tations of MiSS¢H Eliza H1538" and sale closes this evening.
 by  -  |25 Lace C °
~ 1 ~ d V  W-   ur alns
z;l\?1§1n§rA‘;blo lly.1llllsé_Lizzi., D_ Garden Supplies sold cheap at A; .
'and solos by Miss Cameron's 5-7d3| 
Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co., Ltd.
Charlottetown Pictou
‘ Service
(ZommcncingMondny the 3rd.ofM1\y the 5.9.
Nortl\umborlnnrl" will lcn.\'\~ tho Company'
whnrf daily, except Sun lay, utlio’clock a. ln.
Returning will lcav.» Picton at 4,15 uclock
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G, \V. WAl{El"()Rl),
l llllll (ll f M “Hagar
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Tackle .
Rods, Reels, Land-
ing ‘ Nets, Baskets,
Lines, Hooks, Fly
Books. 1
Flies suitable for Is-
land waters. ’
f=Any fly not to be
had here we will be`
pleased to get for you
"llli llll llll"
Rakes Beet Breed
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:S. .A‘. McDon»ald's store was throng- A
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A bulletin of bargains
for Friday and Saturday Selling
Here are some bargains that will make this busiest store on]Char1otte
towns busiest street busier and livelier than ever for these two big week
end days. Every offer is a fine one, and every one has an even chance to
partake of _the bargains offered. Read the list then arrange your 'shopping
llsi, you will surely want many items in the list. ` _
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lzlc English Print at--|0c
'This lot includes a score or more of pretty new patterns in 32 inch I
English prints, same as sold in most stores at 15c all day Friday and
Saturday or until sold out
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Good 30 inch Canadian Print better than most ten cent lines on
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Yard wide Canadian print of good Weight and nice range of
'pafternS.._..   ..    . .8e
_ 27 meh ANDERSON Ginghams in checks, nice fine smooth goods, '
in the regular _L5 cents grades, Friday and Saturday . _ . . . . _ . _  . . ... . .l2c i
Yard wide, flue white English Cottons, splendid soft firm finish lthe
regular 14 and 15 cent lines, 2 days special, _ . ..,_ _ . .  , . . . . . , _ . . ._.,_.l0c
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sale at
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I dozen good boot laces for - Ac
_ This is the very sort that is_ sold everywhere for 2 and 3 cents per
Palfv but as 3 banner W0 day ibaflia-111, we s_ay One dozen laces for... . . . . .lc
£1? EOLLS UF WHITE 'IAPE containing one dozen pieces V'-iday and
aur    __ g _,.7
BALL TOPPED HAIR PINS The`newest sort just in 3 5' 1 cm-dc
sellper'card.... ......................l.........:.._._l"',,_,,.,|‘&-""=l9é
Translucent Collar Supporters Special 2 cards for 5 cts |
This is the regular line sold alwa s e h t ’ t _d_
£;1;glG1'i`Ii;Y HOSE SUPPORFERS frbut vgddiw zedlaaztigsf tshimregular 25
CLO I`HES BRUSHES, good ones biack backs good well made bras;
better than many 25 cent lines   ._  ......l0c
R_eal brass safety pins, nickel finish, good ten cent value, every day
here,wh11ethey last at...........-   ...per doz5c
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Bargain line of _.  
cravcncttc coats F W’ Ouars
This is certainly a splendld bargain, a line of coats worth up to 12.0
each, all three quarter lengths, of course they are not the verv lasest mode, bu~
we are willing to make a price to pay for that. Choose from 'the lm at _ _ _ _ 5_00.
Friday and Saturday afford a Bargain
IN READY TO WEAR SKIRTS, 2.25 grade for . 1.69
These in fa1rly good, nice weight cloth, neatly made, a splendid line for
working about the house or for general knockabout use, regular 2.25 F1~ida'y and
Saturday L59
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Out on the bargain offering table go these splendid new ins
just in from the old (.ountry,_wide, handsome, choice nets regular 1.2 5 grade, I
Friday and Satul day, $|_0g
Another line of lace curtain bar-
gains is the assortment of regular
dollar values that for Friday and
Saturday, go at 89¢
TOWELS OF REGULAR 36c
value for 25.;
i`his lot is 19x39 insize good huck
and a good value at 36 cts pair, for
Friday and Saturday only pair 25|;
_ Special lot of fine 72 inch sheet
ings, smooth linen finish, wor th 40c
for Friday and Saturday 32c l
FIFTEEN INCH TOWELLING ec
This line is better than many off-
ered at ten cents, equal to [the best
at 8 cents and a corker for Friday
and Saturday at |06
T_en_ Quarter Flannelette Blankets Offered Again At 75_ cents.
This is the famous line of dollar value blankets that we sold such an
enormous lot of a while ago. Another lot ready for you to~day at pair. . . .75c
Eleven Quarter Flannelettc Blankets Worth I.25 for L00 _
Shop round town and see what Il-4 flannelette blankets will cost you--
see the best you can find-then come in here and see these at pair.. . . . ._. L00
& 2 I
Plenty of New NAZ ARETH WAISTS the genuine American line this
is not a feeble imitation but the real-thing‘ and the best Childs waist for the
moneywn earth.. -eases|n~o&vl~~vus.]£\e»»1.. .uid Irieeoeeeeee ...se e-»¢.z5¢
omen's summer un ervests s ort s eeves and sleeveless some special
values at af ne 15° zze zsu _ ’
TAPE GIR DLES OF ALL SIZES selling to-day at D “nh
See the MOORMACE §5 cent corset and the MOORMAC 1.00 corset.
CHILDRENS STRAW AILOR HATS IN TREMENOUS VARIETY
ready for you to-day-~-look them over--|8e Ne 22; 25g 45;;
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