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eeenin stronger combination than in' the neu pst-_. . `, 
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All S°"’ °‘ “i"‘\°lY"‘*'-’,%f'*l‘3.“.’ P‘°`°°°lJ°"'“ ‘°"’ '° PAQ' "1" ‘° “"°.’ "°"" °“". sepia.: am 4 n. m.'d»i\s. aaa- ia ...mn
,ble plate can be sol_,d`for`. ' - . _ , ‘3aturday.`None of any nature accepted
" - .L ' ‘ atter lop. ru.Baturday for ' llondayw
W. W,  WELLNER. Jeweler.
medi-
Tho'
_  i _ _ ,
'" l` < ` l in °““'°“ SPHHIW "“\‘=°°° l°°"° f°'
We have ,ds't"’°°dv°d “wth” ` ' ' Clevelaynd, where he will take, charge of
onoof the most important Anglican
1...” eonsls1WB|lt.of .Non-'Carlin
.. fl AuseoFilms., ,_ _ 3 ,
Ansco Films. as it gives t
e
Photographer great leeway in
estimating the length of exposure. i
v
In short Ansco. Films have man
of the advantages of the best gia
plates. For sale at
K ..
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Photo Stildio.
IN TH Ei SPRING'
Nine out of ten people need a
tonic. They are run down. ner-
vons. have no appetite. lack eu-
crgy and ambition. have head
nche and get tired easily-
A HUGHES’
Digestive Tonic gives new life
to the system, it steadies the
nerves, increases the appetite and
infuses new vigor and vitality to
every part of the body. Price 25
per bottle. .
GEO. . F. HUGHES
Pmoi of
Invictus
Supremacy
They outsell all
other shoes.
The    
Reason
of Invictus Supre-
macy. V
They outwear,
have more style
and fit better than
C
| .
enoissn"
in treating my customers is my
idea of good business.
I make trade by fair prices
and good work'-I hold it by
prompt service-there are _no
“ifs,” “buts” "or in a few
days" about my business. I
do what you' want when you .
want ii.
D. MCLAREN, ~
Artistic Tailor.
Gt. Geo. St.
6-lil tte BL w 3m
,,Z_»1-. 
IF YOU ONLY KNEW
A was
be-
When your well stocked store
going to burn down, you could
wait to insure until the week
fore, but
You are too late. Remember
old adage. “There is no time
When It is Destroyed _
.iii
the present." and no insurance
ilkeours.
EI. H. ERIE
R.
Representing Phoenix cf Hartford
Canadian Quebec.
the lltsi iid.
for a litw Store
is Low Prices.
We have made this our
drawing card and it is get-
ting-in its fine work. -
We douit want you to
take our word for it that
our prices are so _rnuch
lower than other-storea
Call and compare them
--it will save you money- '
3liHlliiiIi».
- 'rii¢~N`¢w shoe store.
,-. .» .fir ,  -
-, ._ .,. . .~.  .~ -
uggg-nngp&* 
other shoes.
' The price. is
stamped on every
pair $3.50, $4.00,
$4.50 or $5.00.
Alley & Co.
Cl1”I‘own Agents for
, Invictus Shoes.
_ 
New Flour
Direct From the
Mills
Oiilcas
,Block
0u|.r.e|_na‘rgenoy»»ns\v -adaertislngac
issue. tl » J »
Rxv.Glionosi L Foeramwho tar the past-
few years has been motor of All Saintla
churches in that city.
Miss Mamie Logan of this oily.
made payable to The Island Guardi
m
berof the staff, as individual persons
often absent from the city.
l
U95. have erected to his memory a sub
eil on the islnnd.
the Baptist World Congress to
held in -London Jul 10th
street Baptist. church, Toronto, will al
fora the gathering.
Sydney branch of the Bank of Nov
Sydney. Mr. Gordon is well known he
branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia.
pusbor of the First Baptist church
him. and it is understood that he intend
nnrl will supply the pulpit ofthe Flrs
but the definite dates are not known u
yet.-Moncton Transcript.
was the reception given by Mrs. Davi
a papenger by the steamer Lady Lauri
, no iw pmt qaipngm or the <i°°_»s
, Sable li and. 'fha famous sands slo
_ somethlngélao than the graveyard of tho
Atlansic, , a Marconi wireless station it
‘,belog erected there and Mr. 'l's’uuton will
" probably takb some notes cf the won-k,and
_ be will breathe the invigorating breezes of
the sea.-Halifax Echo.
y.
' an,andM.ra Moieau,have issued invita-
. tions to their silver wedding cclebrati ,
onthe afternoon and evening of June
.~ Nth. On that occasion they will ha
H. 0. Wintuue. formerly ot the chic(
englncer's,ofllcs, 1. C. R., Moncton has
been appointed resident engineer on the
Uouisvillo and Nashville system at Cona-
Bangn. Tenn. Mrs. Williams was formerly d
n
Rlslllrrauoxs of whatever nature daughters and three sonstomourn their
whetherbyBnnkohequo,express,money or
postal order or registered latter must be
n
are
a
Publishing Company and not to any me -
Tm-: children ol thelate Capt. Donald
Doclxerty of Cardigan, formerly of Be-
stuntinl monument which is now placed
in the family lot in Georgetown cemetery.
'i.‘his monument. is of Scotch granite and
is proimbly the largest except one erect- ful lund of summer rest. The reader is
Rev. Du. MCLEOD, Fredericton, N. B.
has been selected us a delegutc to
be
on y
The doctor expects to sail from
Montreaidbout July lst. The Rev. J. D.
Freeman, now in charge of the Bloor
attend the meeting and rand a paper be-
H. J. Gonoon, rnnnngsr of the North
Ll
so
Scot.in,hn.s l’é'ft`f6r` Boston. Mr. Gordon
uistoba the principal in an interesting
event in that city on June 7th. He will
ret-urn to North_ Sydney in three weeks
with his bride Mies Millner, of Boston,
,md Wm reside on View ,m.ee,.,_ North stron attraction in bringing tourists
re
and was at one time in the Charlottetown
I'r is understood that Rev. W. B. Hin-
o,fClifi,'h il
B n 0' A oma “ ° was prev ous; talstoclr of thc Davenport National Bun
Moncton, will supply at. some time during
the summer. The committee of the
church have been in correspondence with
spending port of the summer in this city,
Baptist church for three Sundays in July,
ONE 0| U10 milsli 9“.l0Yl\bl¢ fll“°f»l°l\B welland carefully managed. Aaron Kuhn,
during closing week at Mount Allison
d
Allison on'Tuesdny afternoon for the
visitors attending closing. The drawing
room, library and dining room were
ll\l`°V*`Y\ OPC" l0 the 5.¢\ie9f»U- MTB- Al i500 ulso Vice President; of the Traders Notion-
w¢\Sl\8SlBlfBd ill r2l‘€lVl1\E by Mies Milt- ul Bank, Spokane. and the Colfax Nation-
Five Roses in bbls. and M bbls.
 I; ll le al ll
Ro tuar
Begver. ’ ‘ ll* bbls'
Gypsy. i ' _
Beacon,
Beaver in 25 lb. Sacks-
“ “ 50 lb. “
-‘ “ zoo lb. "
Cheap for Cash at .
:Beer &__§0if’s,
is s-is  ~
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Get the habit. Trade with
Reddin Bros.,
' PHONE 86. ‘
ro,ooo Montrose justin.
'l Dominion Blend
Tea -
i<‘»
4'.
./-
i. A
3
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_ . ,' .,
_.i|.§.-Q
_ Sales exceed that of any
other in the Lower. Pro-
lvinoes-  -
` ciiaimi mw_¢_i\ of lfian'
Qnd cwlons
l. and by Miss Smith of St. John. one
department of the Ladies' College.
been pastor of the Methodist churcha
Milltown since leaving Moncton, but wa
recently transferred to the Montreal con-
ference. Mr. und Mrs. Fisher go to Bath-
urst t-his morning to spend n few days
before proceeding to Montreal. Mr.
Fisher is to he succeeded at Milltown by
Rev. R. S. Crisp, formerly pastor of the
Wea‘ey Memorial church in this city, and
who has been nl; Marysville for the past
three years.-Moncton Times.
WINNIPEG Eree Press: Sunday was
Rev. Mr. Mnckinnon’s second Sunday as
Minister ot Wcstminiater Church. and it
has now been fully demonstrated that
the congregation have been n_iost`
fortunate in the selection of n pastor to
succeed Rev. Dr. Pitbludo. -Mr. Mac-
kinuon is an nblo and spirltuelloprencber.
His voice, though not what might be
Whito Clematis, Almond Cream, Dermal,
Oatmeal, La Dance Rose, and runny
other favorite kinds-By taking .thc
quantity we got a very fine price on them
and intend giving cnstomersths benefit
f A. W. _Beddln,Phcm B,Conl.ral Drugstore.
lron-Ox Tablets can be had st McDonald
k l|oKlnnon's Drugstore. 7dtf
A ,W piece dinner set:for§$ii.B5 at W. P
Colwill'\, Sunnyside. 15d tf
New goods ure daily coming to us. A
- veq lsrgelquantlty has been opened dur-
ing last vrislr. We mayhave those goods
you are in need of.-_W.~P. Oolwlil, Sunny
ide. , -.  _ Wd ffl
- 5
.......¢f.. @&\i|dlMir& 
el ti `i s - in .  ’rth¢i»,a¢ii¢.-.ie
Choriczllilzliduizil pT_:in:r  !t|li‘at_'lgeys`re superior' to ~'
All varieties cfeandy bearing _\_lVhite s name are. sold by
~ al Bank, at Colfax. Dun M. Drumhellcr,
thews and Miss McLean of Souris, P. E
of . _ .
the graduates in the Household Science of the stage “mi needs no |n¢,m.1“¢¢,i0n io
REV. G. W. and Mrs. Fisher have bee
spending is day or two in the city the h, h _
____e_______ of Mn and M__s_ w_ F_ Humph__By_ gher in t e esteem and confidence of the
en route to Montreal. Mr. Fisher ha
called strong, is clear, and his every _ _ ___.__._
word was distinctly heard in the farthest W
parte of the Church. In the morning the <`_/
Church was filled and in the evcningi -
there was an overflow congregation, thc - '=
discourse being based on the text: “God ` 
is Love." ' ,' f `
Colgatcs Celebrated American Soups- "._ _' 
We have just roocived ancxcelicnt. aasort ‘  
ment- of these goods including-Colossal, \l\;-\__,_./' /
I
3 19°5
. -€ W.
W. D; Tavares, ot the Echo stair, was
er
z 
- lteot lie  '.l‘.‘Ih.e` `.¢=a.vv'a.
Billy
Rlv.Dr. Mclean, editor oi' The Weaie
on
ve
the hearty 1.-ongratuiatlons of their
lph, Ontario, Mrs Mclean having been a
Miss Barbour,of Halifax.
4th at Picton. She had been in r
health for 'some months but members of
her family had little thought that the end
wassonsar. Mrs. Molvor was born at
Churlottsatown in the year 18% und was,
therefore, in her Tlth year. She resided
ln Picton for 84 years, deservedly respect-
ed and esteemed by a large circle of ac-
quaintances, to whom she was always
willing to lend uhelplng hand 'fjn slok~
ness or distress; Sho was a devote
mother and leaves a fumily of i.en,~seve
loss. TheynreMrs.(Cupt.) Wm. Brown,
Mrs. Louis McKenna and Nell Gillis, of
Picton; Mrs. Wm. Browurlgg, Stellarton;
Mrs. Thoe. McLean, Halifax; Mrs. E.
Cathcart, Boston; Mrs. M. 0'Hearn,
Cliarlottctown; Robert McIvor,i|| Color-
ado; Patrick in Oklahoma; and John In
Picton.
- The Dominion Atlantic Railway has
issued a beautifully illustrated and hand
somcly gotten up.booklet, descriptive of
Novn Scotia, one of the cool and bounti-
5.
taken from New York by the pnlntlul
steamer Prince Arthur, passing up` the
crowded river and under the long
ru Yarmouth, the gateway, from the
- west, of Evangellne`s lund. Next follows
Digby, Annapolis, Middleton, Kentville,
Interesting descriptions are given of
bc ond iind Halifax, the ieturesqu
The booklet throughout is very interest-
ing and instructive nnfl should prove u
K
to this favorite holiday resort-, which is
if
will be paid in this week. That bank will
then have the largest pnid up capital of
any bank between Spokane and the Const
and there will not be any strongcrbunli
in the state of Washington. The stock-
holders are prominent citizs_ns'of Daven-
port nnd Spokane. The members of thc
board of directors ure successful ,business
men of the highest. Ehnruotcr who will
make li.-their duty to see that the bank is
H
l
S
the president, formerly lived ut Colfax and
is well known ull overt.hePniouse country.
He is an experienced bunker und under
his guidance the Davenport Nntionn
Bank will surely prosper. Mr. Kuhn is
the vice president is one of tho pioneers
the people of the Big Bend country. Mnr-
_ tin Mcbenn, the cashier, was n fnrnicr
' resident of the town, and no one stands
people of Davenport. One of the rules of
:_ the bank is that no ofilcer can borrow
money' from ii. A savings department.
H has just been opened in= which deposits
be glad to licar of his continued succesa]
Saturday l0th inst is the
last day for discounts on
*electric light and gas bills
for May light. 8d Zvi
Iron-Ox Tnlilets are on sale nt. A. W
Reddin's. 7d tt,
g 
l
' ` When you _purchase
Your ll W
0 illaicli
You want to be sure
» that it is a. reliable
. time-keeper and that
it is as cheap as a good
article can be sold lcr.
Our watches are RE-
' ' LIABLEaudCi~iEAP.
~ G. F. illll`lZliESON.
‘ _'rHe,JEwEr.i.Ea,
DesBrisay Block,
Nil
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v
More New ,Rcaiiy-to-Wear Skirts at
~r;,_.,... 3,
frlendsin this city, who, although they ~ "‘ '_ ‘ ` “ --
i:.::.“;.:..r.~::.-.z“.°;:..:t:::»..:.':.°':.::. _ bialllty Bl‘0S.
.:.f.=:..‘:..=v::;.:¢.s;::,:..::::.f:.:»:;_;_.3: B|.ACl<,- NAVY AND DARK GRAY »
..,.¢ 
bridges across the broad Gulf of Maine __,, _ _ *_______,____,____v__, . _,M ___
 _..____. ._
pay you to look these over.
- - SIZES - -
Waist measures 24 to 28 inches.
Lengths 38 to 43 inches.
Prices $2.15 to $7.00 each, ' ”
These arrived to-day and are the best value ever shown here-
in our judgment 2 5 per cent cheaper than we have ever offered. u
.ST LEY BROS.
We ask your most critical inspection ; if you want a skirt, it will ;
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Wolfville, Windsor. and on to Halifax. Dhecl from Coumbm Ceylom Put up in 5 and Io lb wood bonu
lead lined.
Digby, Annapolis Royal, and the “Gar- _ t , _ __ _
___ __ _ . . . . . . .
... . . . .
..‘. ... 51h b0xes$|_‘5_
de" VM" lu Evnngenms hmd and ` 1 Try us for Flour, barrels, I Io lb boxes f:.~.c.
e . , -
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.if-»»»»i».-=.»».mu-nn.. mm.-ei. ‘ ._,..f‘T‘T’.“..“,.‘?‘T’.‘?" ...... .. sANnEnsoN¢nce. j
less impressive than those of Quebec. k , -
Z I
u so penvsd by the magnificent stsamers * ‘
of the Company plying between Digby
and St. John and Yarmouth and Boston. _
THE last installment of the $100,000capi'
Mode in 3 pieces, coat. vest and pants with sailor collars,
nicely br`aided,_ silk faciugs.
'boys from 3 to 8 years of age.
them on counters down stairs.
, Tl
In order to clear out the entire lot we have taken them
from our children’s clothing department up stairs and placed
Really handsome suits to lit
a graphic description of the routc r  / ' 
of the D_. A. Rnilwny through the _’ - kéy
Annapolis Valley, past \Veymouth, "' -
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.
_
é 
GOING
'ro Br; i
MARRIEQ
1NJUNE?-
If so ycu’li' out a plan _
and y0u’il.’l.vvsnt a firs` z
class one. ,If you buy a.
HEINTZMAN
You’ll bc satisfied-F.vcry
instrument guaranteed
The leading pianists re-
commend them.
Call nnd ins ect
These suits we will clear at the following prices: $6.50,
for $4.34 $6.00 for $4.10, $5.50 for $3.67. $4 50 for $3.10,
$3.50 for $2.42, $3 oo for $2.08.
As there are only 50 suits in this let come at once and
» get one for that boy of yours.
from one dollar und upwards will be re-
ceived and interest paid on same. Dnven-
port, Llncoln County, Wash Times. [Mr.
McLean, tho popular cashier, la thc son of
Wm. McLean, city. His many friends will . . ’
P. E. Island’s Greatest Clothing House.
1-- . -,
American Rubber Tired
Wheels.
~ I have just received a sample set of
American % RubberTiregl Wheels White
Hickory which I. Can sell at about the
cost of tiring, can quote prices on all
sizes of tires. Will also lit these wheels
to any buggy I have 'on hand which are
of the best Canadian material. Price
complete $xo0 to $uo.Expresses,Truck-
wagons and Curt Wheels cheap at
FRED R. FOS'l`l<2R’S.
6-Stts &w x mo Upper Queen St.
 
Road lnspccilirs Sale
Division No. 7. Queens County
The unclersigncd__v;ll sell by Public
Auction on Friday. iune 9th, 1905, be-
pinuing at rp o’cloc at Uigg, the fol-
owing repairs on roads. culverts and
bridges on the Murray Harbor Road,
and Fletcher’s. Dundee, Lyndalc, Fair-
ville, County Line, Valleyiield, and on
§__attird_i:ylo§1,_£rom Géapdpliew Son to
cBet s, c ay’s, o vi e. urrey
get l_Valley, Ions, l;ev_v__t0_|;Ri§|E and
FW! ¢ - . ,
6-8 d si. Road Inspector.
FOR SALE.
A donblc cnvorod ('urringc in good repuiranl
ilttcrl with linbbcr Tir-aa. A hurgnln.
E. H. BEER.
Mark Wright. Furniuhlng Co.
iddt
f _______-_-_
LOBSTER BAIT,
Parties needing lobster bait should
l 'apply to . H. MYRICK 8; Co..
Tlgnish or Charlottciowu.
6-ad 5i
l'l0l`El1__ ACADIA
¢ Q -
Acad ia spring,
Grand Tracadie Bunch,
North Shore.
Rated by Baedelra. Firs: of P. l'2.i.
Summer Resorts.
Opens its eleventh season july lst.
Attractions:-Suri' and harbor hatli~
ing, sea and river fishing. shooting,
boating, tennis, felter bull, croquet.
bowling, archery, golf, etc.. ctc.
The Acndia‘s able is unsurpasseil for
quality, its flsli, shellfish and game are
ucted specialties.
Only a pleasant four mil.-_ drive from
Bedffmrd station. Hotel carriages incct
every train. Telephone and daily mail
privileges. .
For rates and illustrated circulars ml-
dress
ISAAC C. HALL, Sr. Proprietor.
6-5 rnwf 6w then d 6w.
 ,‘Z'A 
liitcrcolonlal Railway.
TENDER FOR WHARF.
ldni\lcd Teluloxv, i\|l4li1\iu~url lu lilo niulvr-
uiglrr-ll, nlni n\i\l'liud on llio nut.-islv "'l`|~.mli~|- ini*
(`rno.~t<\t4‘1l |’ilo \\'l\nri," will bc i-i-vi-i\'c4l up lu
and including
'l`iTE5~lll.-\\', 'rm-1 i1i1‘l\ Jl'Ni<3. li\0.'»,
for the colistrlii-limi of n i 'i-|*o:~1»l\ui l’llc \\'l|i\ri
nl l'lc'ro\'. .\'. S.
Plnniinnil sm-i-iili-iiiiniis inny be sccu nt tim
Station .Vii\aicr'.»l ntilvo at l’lvt0i|. .\'. H., und nt
thc ('hluf Engliiocl-'sz (lfllcv. Mniirtrni, .\`. li.,
whore forms of louder muy bo ubtuincd.
All tho conilitlomi of thc u|icciiicut.ion num
be <~onipllc4l with.
D. i'i)T'i’INGlCR,
ti i l M ~ '.
liailwiiy Oillcc, 0 mm “mwu
JU
]\a:OI§6I111&».
'l`llI°i (lilll(`.i-lil. . 1
l’l\i»nr:- i>n\\'n ioivn .~‘lo\'rv. ‘£26 A.,
v I ,_ 
‘ / i f 1/ l\  \
, .
.  / |l_ i \_ _¢ "
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Sold on P. E. Island only
by
miller Bios.,
“Sunnyside Music Store.”
*WNW
@ 
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A big supply of NEW
FLOUR iu` yé, X and
%, barrel size, just the
thing for tliose who
have asmall family or
who d0n’t want ri large
supply for the hot sea-
SOIL
They are
liamiy and
nice and
in clcnn
labeled cotton bags.
We also have a large
supply in barrels in all
different brands. De-
livcrvd to any part of
the city promptly.
‘ up town »-lui-i-, ‘.f‘..’ii ll. "
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srl
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/-
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it pays t0 keep a stock of
BRIIANNIA srinis
because they will give your customers
entire satisfaction. All materials are
spouged and shrunk.
”'.".'.‘:;'§i‘.;§f'..'.‘.. ` "Britannia Mfg. Co.. Lid.,
Md M 5-zédnno Halifax.
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