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The supremacy
of the "W.W.W.” Wedding Ring
is iindisputed./l`licy are pre-eminently
proper.
An width
_- V y or weight
` you wish.
 “ . Look forthe stamp
` -If The first “W.W.W.”
Wedding Ring was
If
made in 1868.
inside.
 W. W. WELLNER, Jeweler. ~
"'”"""pw¢,¢rIpui'oi tafcuiiaren-pf '"6
for Utd? ftkllilf,-plelnfel for your fam'
ny md ur \v1fe'a -Qotures for you “"5
the ohildiien to loo on in future
,gn and bring hack the childhood days
We take them, and take them so
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 Lailias’
' well that they catch allthe charms
uud preserve them for you.
Cook's Studio
A Dose 
lihuiiulale
_rf Sll0llS
Hughes’
Elfervescing Saline.
mths, morning, will keep the strmacli,
llveraud bowels right for the day,
Price 25: por Bottle.
GEO. E. HUG HES.
apotuicarier 1-1..u.

Today is pie day. We have- apple mince I
Lemon- Washington and C_\coanut Crt-:un `
all lze each. Also Cream Puffs rzc Doz. 
Cup Cakes, Doughizuts, Tarts, Curr-ant.
Buns ioc Doz. Tea Cakes lee l‘1.icli. 
Home made Bread fresh evory day. I
Lonzrgans Quick Lunchl
-AND- l
Home Bakery ,
124 Gt. George St.
mwmm
New Tailor bhop i
Now is the time to leave your
order for that New spring suit.
The newest goods in all the
latest shades and patterns I
The latest New York fashiczn
plates to hand every month
Cleaning and pressing
attended to.
MURt)0Cl\ ROSS
Tailor
14o Great George Street
Opp B. Carter & Co’s Ai1Ct10U
Rooms. _ '
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pair
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line we
bought at a sac-
rifice and give our
customers the bene-
fit we have all
sizes from 2 1-2 to
7.
Ladies' chocolate
laced boots $1.75,
this is another
snap you cannot
afford to miss.
Alloy Q C0
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Kent Struct,
Practice limited to maeases
of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested and fitted or
glasses.
OFFICE HOURS
lim l a. m. l.ll»8.I)|I In
Evenings hy appointment
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om BDE 91;l1sT <1 1-o
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gear Jenkins k. Son
- ‘W PROWSE BLOCK
Ing that when you got your r’g§,,_“;lum,m,,n_ p_ EL
17-‘ll rt .
GROCERIES from us, they
arc clean and fresh. _‘_ '_.”__*Am
up:-ii 7 :i m l’lione 24|!
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SEA GRASS.
wnntod-Sea Grmu dried and inckod iii
bales Mxieaoh. Quote prloo par tori l*l.o.ri ears
ltpour- station and quautltyrou can iurlllrh-
nrglgigzthsr lntormatiou write and rwnd
1. JOSEPH W. BOAK
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L-i m"°°k'°' B°"'°ii'ii'u¢>i inure. '
The lntost in the photo art to be found
‘hh-lm , Ohionso. i
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Level Brothers, Toronto. will send V0*
bro areuke of their fusions Plunwl
ivilcté chap, it you :nation into PFI'-|
lmesl ll. Chappell
Cor. Queen und Kent Si. 'Martini-lade put up in 4 pound Sealed
, tins Our price this weak
Marin r r le
and Jams
just received from Froxse and Black-
, well n nantity of their celebretzd Orange
50 cents a tin
Also a quality of Caiu's Strawberry
and Ra,-pliorry _lam put up in 7 pound
Sealed tins Our rice this weak
P _ ,
98 canla per im
tiger Q Goff
Amateur Photographe: _
lfyou have any developing or print-
in io he done call at our studio. We
K
in give you the best results from your
.itour studio.
Call and see our samples.
J, A. S. BAYER,
Photographer. _
H7 Grafton St. Phdlie rw V
| A D Farmers Take Notice _
We have a large suplply of factory cans on hand. _
Also cream cans, mi k pal1S.
milkt pails, tumip sowers in
fact anything in the line of tinware a lowest prices. Give us
a call and be convinced.
Model tin store,
w. ii.
138 Great Geo. St.
Siovansun. Prop.
'~ ~\ »»- "lCCOOQ‘,..“
THE. 0UEEN’S COUNlY GUARDIAN
llaad Ufflces ln New Prowso B|ock---Cliur|ottetown-
_ The latest news, first of ell.
VG. M. Atwood, City, is undergoing
treatment in the P. E. I. Hiospit.s.l.
Mrs. Geo. E. Auld, City, lelt yes-
'~¢T‘iBY morning ou. e short visit to
Bed-eque.
_ Miss Florence Mclean leaves this
morning on a visit to St. John and
Fredericton.
Everybody should pay their May
electric light bill before June 10.
'l‘h‘n.t is thu last day to get a~ dis-
count.
Ernest C. Chappell. Corner Queen
&; Grafton Streets will have i n in-
f-*-“F¢Bliil19 grocery aid in tor1r'.it‘row's
zssue. _
_ The Dredge Prince Edward is still
ut the wharf at Fa-lconwoodu It is
stated that she counts to the Marine
wharf after she finishes there.
Robert Thomson, B. C. Barclay
Boyd and- R. T. Leavitt left last
Monday on-e fishing trip to P.E. Is-
land.-St. John Telegraph.
Mrs. Charles H. Black, child, and
maid, airrived by the Northumber-
lafnd last evening on a visit to her
parents Col. and Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Black, Miss Furguson, and Dr.
J. T. Furguson arrived in the city
last night from Pugwssh, hy th?
Northumberland.
Among the passengers by the Nor-
thumherliand l-ast evening were F.
Hudon of Picton, and L. W. Harl-
tield of Toronto. Botih are ab the
Victoria Hotel.
The many friends of R0bert’McLaren
of Prince St.. will learn of hic ser
ous illness with Genp regret. It fs
understood that strong hopes are
held' onti for his recovery.
Mrs. L. Russel Morris of Regina,
Sask., is home on a visit to her
parents, Wilson and Mrs. Howatt,
Prince St. Her sister Mrs. J. J.
Bethune of Charlottetown accompan-
ied hor from Montreal.
Edward and Mrs. Waller of this
(‘/ity, wuro among those who sent
bouquettf to J.S. and Mrs. Whitlock
on -t.lii|,dcath of their he-loved dough-
tor Florence. The name was inode
‘ vfrtuiilly r.':riitt,ed in scndim, list- for
pulilicaition.
Mrs.. Currie of Halifax, and Mrs.
H. A. Halma who, with Mr, Holms,
\vl‘o, with l\lr. H-olmw, is inirvving
from Sutninerside (P. E. 1.), t'o [rind-
ray i~lint.), arc- guests, until Friday,
nf their si=:ti'1', Mrs. H. F. Piiriding-
tori liuthsny.-St. John 'fd'cgrin;/h.
Dr. A. Fl. Miller, oi Saranac, and
hic hrottlrer, L. J. Miller, of Toronto,
:r1`¢"<~xpected to urrivc home this
week to spend a vacation in Chiar-
lottetuwn. They are sons of L. Mil-
lzr, ax-principal of West. Kent
School.
Do not send communications to in-
dividual members of stall. Every-
thing should be addressed “The Char-
lottenowri Guardlain, Charlottetown,
P. E. 1.," and on the left haxnid corn-
er ut the bottom of the envelope
should be "Advertising," "Sub-
scription," "Editorial," or "News"
according to the contents.
The members of the Board' of Man-
agement of the I. C. R. and party
left the City for the we-st yesterday
mlzirrring. They remained aft' Sum-
merside last night, and this morning
leave f-or the mainland. The vilsi-
tors were favofred with splendid
weather, and were ia.vorrl`ily impress-
rn w-ru. une rr-suit of their inspection'
in every way.
The scores made by ith Reg.;'t.. C.
A. in tirsll. match of Ccnndian Pillo-
Loagne on Saturday are as follows,
thc- ranges beliing 200, 500, 600 yairia..
Corp. A. W. Seaman, 94'; Capt. D. A.
MacKinnon, 93; Lt. Col. H. M. Davi-
son, 90; Gr. F. C. Furzc, 88; J. Lan-
ilrigan, 87; Capt. E. Stewart, 87;
Sgt. L. N. Seaman, 87; Gr. A. Mc-
.Inniu, 86; Gr. C. B. Jones, 84; Gr. J.
IJ. Menon, sz; Total ers. Average
87.8. a
_.__
At no inconsiderahle expense Mr.
Wiatt-s has secured' Mr. Watkis for a
`Pinv~n Yr'-citail this evening. Efv-ery
,mu-sic lover will feel it a privilege
and every piano student ai duty to
atbenii. Analytical notes will be giv-
in. All the numbers are favorites.
some are by thu request of local
musicians. Miss Brcmner will sing
the aria from Samson amd Delilah,
"My lrcairt. ata thy sweet voicc.".Also
wr an a and h a song by D’Hardelot.
u<nr'.' a new waltz song by Winan. Mr.
Gravestock in Baritone aries.
:lf it is n. question of price---tiion.
all thi-nga considered, "Sa'la.da" is
the greatest tieai value for the money
puid, for experience has pro-von
that "Salads" (packed in wir-ti-ght
lead packets) is tea' excellence.
:Toilet Preparaitions-Am elegant:
line of Colgates Goods just r-ec'd.
Watch for Miller Bros ad in to-
morrow's issue.
-li
Fred J. Nash of the Patriot hat
returned from- a. visit to llul.‘.`ax.
The mail train arrived in the city
last. night at ten minutes past non.
Duncan Cameron or Sydney is vuit-
ing in this City. Mr. Cameron
leaves in the near future for the
United States.
Any persons ln _this Province, who
fish salmon or clams for shipment,
abroad, should write Ma.ns‘¢er Guar-
dian at ones.
Mr. Tate Manager of the Bank ol
Hslifafx at Crnpaud, and Ernest
i-reid, accountnint, spent Sunday in
the City.
:.Kiridergarwn Hail tonight. Magni-I
iicent program.. Tickets at tue door.
Reserved bhirty-five. Admission twen-
ty-iive oentis.
Mrs. (Rov.) Thomas, City, and
two children leave this week Un B
mouth's visit to friends in' St. John
and Woodstock.
Among the passengers sailing by
the S. S. I-Lslifax todu.-y to Boston,
will he Ht-nry,A. and Mrs. Cobb and
son Hafrry J. of Boston. 'Phay hav.-i
been visiting the hatcbefries and
lobster fisheries of this Province in
which they are interested.
Any person desiring to purchase a
closed coach of American Manufac-
ture, and body of oval shape with
with glass sides and front,
capable of stating six per-
sons besides driver, also a landgn
should apply alt Guardian at once,
L_
The tug boat James Reid has been
in port' for some time having. re-pairs
made to her boiler by thc Foundry.
The Reid is owned on the lakes.
When she leaves here she will ta-ke
up the work of towing the wreck of
the S. S. Turret Bell off the north
shore of the Island.-Piutou Aldlvo~
cate.
Tue wedding of Dr. G. 0’Briun to
lliiles Heartz, daughter of Rav. Dr.
I-loartz, is announced to take place
early in June. Both of the young
'~»=:~'\l= are very popular in Amherst,
anti' tho wedding is making- ri decided
mir in fashionable circlet.-Suckvillc
'1`rib\me.~Mlss H'cni"cz is well known
in tlhis city.
At, t-he M‘othud.‘.;l. lradica' Aid meet-
ing at Mrs. Fred Gouglifs, Newcastle,
fl. B., the society i'occnt.ly presented
Mrs. Hurry C. Itice with mn clog-ent
>un.iurst of pearls net in gold an ri
tok;-n of their appreciation of her
work in the church wh ls her husband
has been pastor.-Telegraph. Mr. and
Mrs. lt.*.:c are well known in Moi/l‘»o~
dist circles in this Province.
A game of baiseball inns played yes-
terday afternoon at Victoria Parr
between the Tanners and Orlcbars. A
-r..i rl.al of dispute, regarding the
i.ti:=e ju'd'|,;e’s decision, took up rr large
mizvunt of time, much 'to the an-
nuyirrice of the spccitators rtnlfl ontlcd
in the changing of that official for
another. At the conclusion of thc
game the score stood 21-7 in favor
of the Tanners. _
 A. Tliompson, president gif the
Three Rivers Steamship Ccymipany, oi
wionnague, P. E. I., was in Sydney
lost week. The S. S. "Enterprise"
belonging to this compaiiy, makes
regular trips, calling at Souris, P.
E. l., Mulg,-rave, 'N. S., Port Hood
and Port I-Ilsiwkesbury, N. S. The
"Enterprise" is well equipped iofr the
conveyance of passengers or freight,
and every attention is pail to the
ci.\‘-fr~rt. of those who travel by ‘this
popular steamer.-Sydney Post.
Beware of Oinlments for
Catarrh that Contain Mer-
cury `
as ninrctiry will surelty destroy thu some cf
.~nioll and completely cinngo the vliolo syn-
tciu when entorinri it throurrh the mucous
aiirfnccii. Such art cies xlmulri novorbo liscrl
0K¢'0|'D 0" Drdscrlplioiia from roptitabln physic-
lniia. »u~' the damage they will dois toil foil lu
llic Food youcnri possibly ilcrivo from them
Htl .-Camrrh Curc. niniiiifnctiircd by F. .l.
Chouoy Ar Cn., Toledo, 0. co|it»in>< no incr-
0\\l'.V~ “lid Lnkon inierinillv. itclliig directly
upon the blond riiiivoiis uiii'l’uee».- of tho »y»-torn.
lu li-\,vi|iiz Hitll`s Firliri-li (_‘.ut~o ha .suru you
g--I |li_o gcnuiiic. ll is taken llitiiriinilr and
iunde iii Toledo. Ohio. hy F. J Chcricydctfo..
'li-atliin\r)iiiiallluI£1~c0. i P i
So 4 vn rngg sts. rco "5c porliotllc.
Tuko l{n.il'x Family Pills foiwousllnntion
1 '_ _ _
:Cut prices on colored glass at.
Gam_e_rlil1fs&Co’s 6-7d3l
Fine 3
Leather .
' Purses
and
Cashmere, Bouquet and Violietta 'Poi-.,
let Powders (ii5c and 35s tin) Dmtal
Cream (naw package 251:) Qnlhal ‘Hair
Tonic (901: bottlg) Soaps, Perfumes,
Toilet: Waters etc. etc.-A. W. Reti-
din, Pham B. Sunnyside.
:Quoits and Dumbolls at Camer-
on A Co’s 6-7d3l
,ltgliarlottetown Steam
f Navi ation Co., Ltd.
i
5 Char ottetown Pictou
Service
Change 0f'l`ime
Commenoinir Tuesday June ist. 'rho P.. 9.
"Northumberland" wllllienve tho Oompanyw
wimrfdaily. except Sunday, nts-‘fn u'¢i0¢|¢ Q, m
Returning will leave Picton !nhoii|‘4~30 p. m
G W WAKliZI~‘imri
--UU.
1 Hand   Bags
We have a nice line of
leather goods in purses,
hand bags, collar and cuff
holders, which 'we offer
at very special prices.
You really can't afford
to overlook these goods,
if in need of a nice purse
or bag.
G. F. Hutcheson
_lewoliar & Optlcian
and firm 1t gives
dusters etc.
30 in. wide
30 in. Habutai
34 in Sl. an Tung
Shan Tung
Pongee  
'Ihe real Shan Tung, made on the hand. looms
' of China, which gives the little irregula'°itie3 of weave
that lend such pleasing style to this fabric. Strong
excellent wear and 1s one of the sum-
mer’s most popular Silks for shirtwaist suits, coats,
Natural Color
25 inches Wide  45C pr. dy.
75c yrd. 34 in. Navy, Bronze,
85c yrd. Brown, Grey, $1.2 5
$1.15 yrd. 34 in. Very Fine $1. 50 yd.
_ *" 
S
r _ ,
 Straw, Linen and Duck for
_il both the baby and the little girl
ill    Straws zsc, 45¢, 656.
 I /L Linen 25c. 30c. 50. 
@-- STANLEY Bucs--
ciuirir-... S not   l
YS
BISCUIT S
‘Water Ice
Shortbread
\Vater Wafers
Social Tea
Graham \\'afe
Lemon Snap
llaszard
to mention.
Just Opened
Iii.lUl€l’0llS
'/J
Jelly Fingers _
Assorted Sandwiches
Assorted Dro
nd others too
nl
L. A.
KISTIE’
Wafers
Reception
Graham \Vafers
PS
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Peoples lheatre
NEW WONDER~
LAND
T0-NIGHT
Motion Pictures
r
Caiolyinj il\e Fly. ll
Round Bruualla in I0 Minutes.
The Musicians Love Story. l
The Sacrifice. L
Rural Elopment.
Illustrated Song 3 f
0'Bricn llaa No Place to Go. I
Percy Sayce
Three reelsa night V
Three changes a week!
-‘ Biggest picture list ever oil-
ered for the price.
Admission five cents only
& 5 cents 5 cents
Business Stand For Sal
We offer for sale our business
stand at Murray River consisting
of one and one quarter acres of
land with buildings thereon includ-
ing store 60 feet x 26 feet two
stories, two warehouses. iron house
and stable also wharf property.
This property is well known as the
best mercantile business stand at
Murray River being centralir
located within easy reach of rail-
way station and post offiee.Having
a valuable water frontage it affords
unsurpassed shipping facilities.
For further particulars apply to
the owners.
PROWSB & SONS.
r,__,_ ___ ,_ _ ~r°‘ Y - 1 
\ , _  High or Low cut models
1.
G 1 |Our $3.00 Men’s Shoe~‘=|
 To men wlioare particular about l
r their Shoef and consider their Pozket-
lio: k, wc offer some splendid shoe
'  r ` Values at Three Dollars
R :member all Three Dollar»Slioes are \
| not alike. Come and see ours.
 J Dug-Jfdilfl Q C0 Sunnyside,
if
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TRY OUR
high grade American Kerosene I
OIL.
We are the largest retail handlers of oil on the Island;
which proves that we handle only the best.
Ask for Pratts Astral.
25 cts per gallon.
5 gal- lots 23 cts.
Bring your can and have it Hlled.
JENKINSQ SON Grocers
dttsrftf -
 
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Ther Are Nu lllheis
That combine all the superior
qualitiestbat our “Gem” lcecrearn
freezers do. They are the best
freezers made for quick results.
No salt can enter the freezer, or no
ice stops the cogs. It is easy to
work, takes less ice, and gives
better satisfaction than any freezer
made.
lt is the “Gem” of them all.
S»1i&.Il.1ey' €]1B.'VV' & .F’6&1’d. 611
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Prosperity 3
Washing Powder
Tire finest washing compound on the market. This
compound is not advertised as the manufacturers claim the
best way to advertise it is-put the the value in the package.
Consequently the package is just twice as large as any othe
isold at the same price, only 5c. Buy Prosperity, pay for
what you get not for advertising. For sale by all grocers.
R. E. Match (D. Co
Murray Harbor P. E. l. f
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