.Liver
if this is
than
Q
been
l¢ll\'¢. d
nor true. my '°“°"
must keep its
in °'
in at the same tims ||
Wcllncr’s Jcwclcry Store,
YOU
ARI!
INVITED
_ l  ` -
If you wish the best ln photo-
"l"\P\Y.iiulahed on the new spec-
’la1lzed mounts, (the very latest
novelty-) _
To `V1B11i _
_Our St'l1d.2l.O
GEO. ii. COOK
` P
Toilet Paper l
Good quality in ROLLS.
.ard FLATS. 6 for 25c.
A\Snap at This Price
(leo. E. Hughes,
' Apotlrecaries Hall.
ARI ISTIC
TAILORING.
DOVOU want to wear ihe
latest the trade can produce?
If sn, you should see the
clofhes we turn out. The
clothing we make is built-
every piece and particle' put
iogellrr to give the wearer
mmfnrt and sslir-fact on.
Your p\nts will pnt bagor
your coat sag-they‘l1 fit per-
" frctly on every part of your
body, no matter how_ much out
ofthe ordinary your build ia.
CALL 'mnav and see my
goods ami iqiye, your measure
vuvaavrmivo Is guaranteed.
Tronsor
D0  Igmlgr,
Tho Artistic Tailor,
ll lidtls Lwwtf
` '2 .
l Canned Goods '
The season hnan’t advanced
. far enough lc give you fresh
vegetables and fruit.
OUR CANNED GOODS
comes as near it as you could
wish for. No need in having
a bare table when you can get
ii
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a¢‘fi\7
.525
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N»~.e the strikingly
handsome stvles of
“Q teen Q-ralit /”.Sum-
mer Oxrords display-
ed in our window
this vw. lt. Bill: d0u't
stop at the vlindow,
c-me in and try ona
pair of these fashion-
ab e and pretty shoes_
.R
Low shoes $3.00 and
$375-
High shoes $3.75
and $4. 50.
Alley Qi Co.
PURE I
our TOMATOES, CORN.
PEAS, WAX BEANS.
PEACBES. FEARS, PINE
AI'é"i’.§S.PS'I`tRAWBhRRIES|
I , C.
“We handlie only the best
brands put up y reliable
pgpkers -you gafn re\lv Olétlllfllz
pg pure an res_ . a a
our store and we will be pleas~
ed to show them to you.
McKenna's GLoc§§LY»
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W0lliEN’S
  0XEORl)S
We carry a full
llr.e of Wornen'=r
low shoes in Bllflll
and Chocolate.
Om- prices are the
LOWEST 'T0 BE
HAD.
W°m¢n'5 Oxiurlir
from 15:: up A
A & Co.
. Sunnyside.
MAPLE
SUGAR
We have just received from
Sherbrooke, Quebec, 3 cases
Maple Sugar.
It is guaranteed bv l-ll'
shippers to be STRICT LY
PURE and unadulterated.
Bccr 8_;_ilrtil’s.
our window nisvlav '_
 -or- o'
' Colgatc’s Perfumes,  Soap, etc.,
i ls the finest in the town. H
Would like to interest Y°“
\i_\i_
 in these goods.”
~ Let us show them to 5'0"- ~ `
TR. ¢ "’
fi Reddm Bros- 
 rfnonrzos OPP-P-0~ ~.,
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_NURTHWEST Fillll
LANDS
improved andUnlmprovcri
Before i’uchasln2` -
Write, Wire or call on
, flies in Block House, Paimaelasne Bella,
fYllllA!d.  ad in this issue.
THE
Wann Sruusr naar the Railway l`ta~
tion is being repaired and rolled much to
its improvement.
Misa Lucr Snwanauon of High Banli.
and Miss Addie Keenan of Wood Islands,
Smut Buudav in the city. .
.Putrcut your sign before the rapidly
atop the crowd with aGuardiau Want.
A Lrrrrrsn of condolence has been wrii-
YND by High Bank Lodge. No. 102, I. 0.
G- T-. expressing the sympathy or the
members on the death ci the lata War
lace Fraser, ofiiclai organiser of the
Provincial lodges. '
A Lanai: and appreciative audience
Kreeted the ttev. Dr. Grlerson in the
Presbyterian Church, at Hampton,
Sunday evening. The reverend gentle-
man gavsamostlnterestlng address on
mission work in Korea.
A D|:Saur.r: correspondent of The
Guardlan says:-Cnc of the largest
lobsters of the season, was caught by
Hector McNcvln, DeSable, on Monday.
which measured 30lnches and weighed
15 lbs. Beat this who canl
Tn! Young Men's Society of St. Paul's
Church have secured the new stearnshlp
Empress for an excursion on next Friday
n'ght. Boat will leave the Navigation
wharf at 7.30. Tickets can he had from
members of the young Men's Society.
Price 50 cents. Refreshments on board at
usual prices. Band in attendance.
Trrn last issue of the Prince of Wales
College Observer, to hand a few days ago,
complstesa volume of this publication,
which has never been better conducted
since its institution. To the editor. Vcmcn
Crockett, and to thc student staff is due
much credit for elevation und making the
Observer worth representative of the
College.
Rszv. Dn. Dovut, Vernon River, has
wen obliged Lo seek specinl medical skill
abroad, for stubborn stomach troubles.
on advice of Dr. Murphy, Tlgnlsh, whom
'ia called in consultation last week. I-ic
has gone to Montreal and New York
possibly. On Tuesday last he crossed in
the Northumberland. Dr. Murphy himself
accompanied him, Dr. Blake taking his
place at Tlgnish.
ON Monday night Starulinst Dlvlaion,
8,0. T., Hampton, held nn unusually
'large and enthusiastic meeting. Quite
anumber of visitors from neighboring
Divisions were present. After the usual
routine of business, n short and interes-
ting program was rendered, and Ice-cream
and cake was served by the young ladies
of the Division. At the close of the
nieetlngri vote of thanks was tendered,
the members who took part in providing
thejtreat which was thoroughly enjoyed
by all.
Aconrmsr oNnr:N'r \vm1'Es; It would be
well for the Gnrnc Inspector and members
oftown nnri country clubs to keep their
‘eyes op».n,pm~iiculurly on mirrket days.
for those cruel umrtnl~i. who for u few
cents gain are destroying the lives nl
poor breeding birds that are nesting, and
disposing of them toblrd staffers in the
city contrary to inw. If an example
were inode of either the buyer or seller
it would nip the thing in tha bud. A
man that would shoot a bird at-this season
of the year il a murderer at heart and
ought to be severely punished. It ip
hoped the law breakers will take
warning in time.
ON Saturday, .Iunc2ml, after a lingering
Illness, Mrs. James Elliott, of Elliotte
Wills, passed peacefully away to har
.ternal rest. The community in wgch
she lived has aumered a great loss. rl.
Elllnttwns estlmable, loyal and Christ*
like. “She looked well tothe ways of
har householrl," and wasa loving and
devoted wife and molhcr. lu past years,
when in hcnlth, she was n faithful
worker in the Sunday School, and in the
church and community. Rev. Mr.
Murray conducted the funeral service.
l`hs funeral was large, showing the
esteem in which the departed was held.
Phrougb the weary hours of suffering she
was lovingly cared for by her devoted
daughters, Miss Eliza being constantly
with her, and tenderly ministering to
the wants of her idollsed mother. The
deepest sympathy is extended to the
50|-rowing husband and sons and daugh~
ters, in their time of saddest bereavement.
They have not to sorrow as those without
hope, for the dear ons who was trusting
in herrisen and exalted Redeemer, has
gone to bo with Hina, which is far better.-
Com.
TRADE AND" SHIPPING-
l’0lll' OF CHARLOTTETOVIN.
...__
Entered, June 12, Diamond, Boudrot,
Pai-pills; Kshlnoor, Bonnei. _|’l°W'li
13 {,|||.n, White, Chatham, N._B; S. 8.
Bsveriey,}!awes, Boston. _
cloned, Jane lit. s. s. llsstlavnshe. Seam
3y`dnay;l3, Willem Ll|l|ll»..VOD°¢ Sdllp
mersldo;l§va'May, Farrow, Port. Daniel,
_p, Q;”3, B. Beverly. H`awel,_Balifax. _
Fishermen.-We have some astra nice
J. A. MESSERVY. n in ua. ro vm sanwwnu mm.
6_ d 5°3'506 Aaiiliiirvlyieléldiibn, :na iii -martin. Phraill. Bnnllsd _
7 I 
¢ 
QU ~ TASTE, nmsri AAD STYLE  
ALITY , U
TES spd Bf:,N,,,?g.il:er¢e." ;:y“:li»i..y raiinre it .ii ui. mains
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GUARDIAN JUNE I4 I9 6
Glasdlau bud
onuswiitsmuh. r¢~n»|;u¢.n. r.. H.
Boer,0tlarlottatlnwu;Lf. George Bins,
Stanhope;Beegeanta J. lf.' Crockett,
York, 'J_.“ A. Moors, Pownal, N. A.
I`Alsra'on,Btanbops; Gunner Fred Furse.
Oharlottstowni who comprise the taam
from this province for the Intermarltime
,,,'¢,_,,,,’_ ,, F _, ".I.'Z.il'»»"ul-`i.'.Z.l"i`.Tiif'§'..°I'&.°'.'.f.‘i`r‘f Munras; ar nn: aawairs aus? srorrlz
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____ _,_m,.,,_._._,_.,..,_._._.u.,..t_,,_  ......................:... ...fr STANLEY BR S
   Head Uliicss in New Prpwsei*f_9“ff‘.~¥9P“”' ‘r " tail" ii"».“'_i`.i'°°ii"fi°rif..llr '{Z'°f».`.; ” i f~. - ' -.- - -:
A KU. orrarr.s|-rivedlastllltllwli thousands who read Th G ardisn
Block, Charlottetown. »vuroT:'1-1-na..-.ai~~ar1».¢ .na w.... . ... ... ... ° ln r.
Match toboaimtat Halifax, today, left _writermthoy give it thegood name which
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UAUVSI-I-. Battanbury and lleaservy
. po your ap
certain
follolra: Morning Prayer and Holy
Communion at il a.m.; Evening Prayer at
'l p. rn. ' 1'
-1-qi
Smith Premier Purchasers are the real
advertisers of Smith Premier Type-
yyesur<ray’in‘commsnd oi” cept. M. A. one lt.-A. Muna rnusr. rmrrsx.
.moving crowd these busy days. You oan‘-Arran, . .
‘ ll4d3l.
i“.'-=-`-llHi K|llli'S lI[lUlllY lilllllll|llll==-<
,x Rav. Dr._GnrsnsoN gave an interesting
`addreaa» on.Korea_, before a fair\`sissd
audlenoe.in_theBap_tlat Church,_Morrtague
Tuesday night. ;
“Souvenir” poet cards". “Ocmio post
cards” “Souvenir stationery' , and fancy
goods, at W. A. Johnstonda, Montague
P. E. I. Rdtwtf
Taullttle daughter of D. J. McLean,
Montague, met with a very painful
accidenton Tuesday. While playing in
the yard, she' went rather close to u horse
which kicked, breaking thc little glrl’s
collar bone.
Avunr pretty wedding took place at
Montague, Wednesday, June ilth, when
Katie Annie. daughter of Robert and
Mrs.Melliah, and Alfred Leon Brown,
Hollister, Maas., were united in marriage.
The happy couple were the recipients of a
large number of beautiful and valuable
presents. Prornptlyat eleven n’clook to
tha sweet strains of Mendeisohn‘a
wedding match, the groom, attended by
Tuplin Mulllah brother of the bride, and
the bride handsomely attired in butlste
with trlrnmibgs and vcll to match,
supported on the arui of her father,
entered the parlor and mcellug undnr the
splendid arch, erected for the occasion.
listened to the solemn and impressive
ceremony which made them iruutrund and
wife, pronounced by Rev. W. R. Motley,
pastor of Christian Church, Montague.
Aftercongratuluilons had been offered,
the invited guests repaired to the clnlng
r0oin.wlreroa delicious and sumptuous
lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Brown
left on the three o’clot~k train for
Hollister, Mass., where they will resfda in
future. ‘ '
Tas: funeral of Cnpinln Angus R.
McDonald, Soni-is. was very largely
attended on Sunday Inst, by people from
allpartsof the country. ills and death
came, as a shook to everybody. Thursday
he was flue und Friday morning at 5
0'olock hc seemed toboloolrlug thc same
and at ten minutes to six he took a turn
for the worse and at8 rhlnutes past six
a.m. he was called away to the other
world. Heleavcs to mourn a sorrowinlr
widow, six sons and three daughters;
Allen Joseph, Donald Francis and Flora
Anne at home; James, captain of the
barque,E.C. Mowatt. now in Gulfport,
Mis-;Augu.a,mnte 0f sch. U. S. Flldlng,
now in Belize, British iiondnrss,‘
Andrew, 'officer on D. A. R. S. S,
Prince Arthur, now in New York:
.lchn,olsctrlcal cngineerln Boston, Mrs.
Nellie Kelso. Boston, and Mra George
Murphy In .Boston also. The funeral
took placeat 8.31) Sunday afternoon to
St. Mary's Church, than to the cemetry,
where Bev. R. B. McDonald otiiclatud
at thagrave. The pall bearere were;
.George W. ilibbcrt, Georgetown. John
McL\mn, Michael McCormack, A. L.
Fraser and A. Currie. Captalu
McDonald will bo greatly missed, us' he
was ready at all limes to do his best for
everybody. Ho was born in Lower
Montague, December liltb, lB4l. Ilia
fatherla atlllllvlng linfl is ill yr-.nra old.
He has noi. been very well for quite a
time.
_-1.-yi.-
HER. SKIN WAS YELLOW.
“I had only totry Dr. Hamiltorfs Pills
to appreciate their merit" writes Miss
Annie S. Bryce, of _Woodstm-.lr. “My sys-
tem was out of order. My blood was weak
and thin. I had n mu-ty murky cornnlcx-
ion, My skin was harfl and dry. The
first box of Dr. l:lau1liton's Pllla madca
complete change., I felt better at once.
Hen thy color camo into my face. In
about three weeks I was cured." Dr.
'Il?a||;='ill1ton'a Piilamefl';§:` an easy crave.
ry ras goodp s.‘ pci' x,or ve
boxes $1.11) at all dealers.
.A
warcri r
srccrru.
, .
Our I7 levelled "Special"
Empire watch. we cons der an
» ezpeclaily ine watch .for the
P °°- ' `
»~ » Itis igade inthe popular I6
size for inerasd when eased
- -up intense: avid, gold-sued
or all‘Si' maklllmost attract-
' ina serviceable watch: in
fact it will lasts life ilma _
-. Itla a ‘val-Ear-curate lime- -
kggperaa all mplre Watches
are and iiaa` shown a very
» close rate byonr Cirronometer.
gn a  use ||r.oo.
ua ver case ra. .
Ia a so year Filled
__ 909 U5-°°_\
~ In a 23' year Gold Filled
-capef|8.\_.\ov._" ,=' . ,
. __ 4 Juveilsr  bptleian. _
Branch Offices in Montague, Sourrs and Georgetown-
land new onions.jAti W.  Jdhnswn’s,
E. R. Bnow, Charlottetown, was in
Montague on Wednesday. -
Dn. Mnx.vrr.1.n Coram, Dundas; paid
Montague a short vlait on Tuesday.
Gannon Bmmmmfof Carter k Co., Ltd
Charlottetown, was In Montague on
Tuesday. '
Scum Dlanthus cleared from Montague
on Tuesday to Marble Mountain for n
load of limestone.
Bananas, oran es nes lea lemons
Montague, P. E. I. 28dtwtf.
G. S. INMAN, Montague, left Wednesday
morning for Ottawa and Montreal, on a
short business and pleasure trip.
Arun in.. or Mun-s' bnonrn and adn-
fectionary also Frances Drakes' summer
drinks.-At W. A. .lol.\nston's, Montague.
P. E. I. 2Bdtwtf.
Tris: section men are at work on th.
Montague Branch those days._ The tool
of the iron horse will probably soon be
heard at Montague.
Correspondents sending Kings County
news will please mark “Kings County'
at the top of first page of same, each
time of sending.
THE ROOT OF NEURALGIC HEAD
. ACHE.
Is anirritnbls condition of the nerves
caused by cold. Relief comes quickly
from Nerviiine the great pain reliever
of to-day. “l consider Nervlllnc s
mpgloni remedy for neuralgia,” writes
M . E. G. Harris of Baltimore. But 1
never worry if Nervlline is inthe house.
A few appl cations never yat failed toklli
the pain. Ican also recommend Norvi-
lius for stiffness, rhcumntlsm and muscn~
lnr pains, In use nearly fifty years; try
Nervillne yourself.
We hnvca fine assortment of Tooth
Brushe s prices ranging from bio 35|-
The Red Cross Pharma: y. Bdtf
Dining Room Furniture. Slrlcboard.~
Buffcts Ext Tables, (Rd and Square.
I
~hownin the city. Jas. Paton Sc Co.
` ldif.
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v‘ MILLER BRD. 11%;
,  cnrnioilllllwl _ 
Madame
Albani
writes from
Wolfville,
Concerning the
iieintzman
Piano
V _Wolfville, N. S.,
_ June 6, I 6.
DEAR Sins: 9°
I wish to tell you that I
was very much pleased -with
the Heintzman & Co. Piano
you supplied for my Concert
at Charlottetown the other
evening. It was an excellent
instrument and does your
firm great credit. -
I am also ver much
obliged to you for the Piano
you were good enonghfto send
or my uzse to the Hotell.
ours v tru v
G. Ansaeiii GYKE.
To Messrs. Miller Brothers,
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
ll
MILLER BROS
Z,
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Also tho biggest line cfdinlng chairs eve r
G i ` '  - _ '__ -r W- `f"` A ' ` Bun _lcmlnSt..| h :Ch h,C d, e l e
  ' ` A iircmmr. mums o. oar. of in .
V' _ _ Laasoellnantllir of mod wheat ia ont. SHAW' 3,,-nu., P°|,,|_` on uevxt Sunday.°.l\iii; liimwiilnizuu
and get one stamped “W_ W W .. inside `
ever since |868 ( | ' ° '
worn and have rixiryriirirvridadsnsitidiiaciiyliir tinge have
Sale Still
OBS
nl
Over two thousand garmrnis here for yt ur
inspection, at prices that will be impossible to dupli-
SIANLEY BROS.
C \l€.
.srrrur
wnrsrs
or
STYLE, .
QUALITY,
FIT,
FINISH
AND
WORKMANSHIP,
RECEIVED r
AT A
THIS
STORE
EVERY
FEW
DAYS.
NIGHT GOWNS,
WHITE SKIRTS,
CORSET COVERS,
DRAWERS,
K IMONAS,
CHILDREN’S DRESSES,
CHI LDREN’S GOWNS,
CI-IILDREN'S DRAWERS,
CHILDREN’S SKI RTS.
Everything that you would
expect to Gnd in an up-to
date White Wear Depart-
ment.
We have never told you about the Navy and
Black Cloth Dress Skirts we are odering at $1.25
each. They are sold in lots of places for $3.2 5.
STANLEY BROS.
We carry a wc‘l nasor-ted iino of(lIill.IS'l‘ll¢I‘S FANCY Ill! (‘U IT. Many line
ure carried n stock but horn ure a few of thu m~v\'o.~\t in.
Wufcr Itull, Assnr'ie¢i inc Wl\l'er‘ Assorted Mlwnroou.
Nnlmlenn. Ln l~`otr:. Assorted llropei,
.ici soy Lemon, \\fnie-r \\’nl'|~r. ( fiiccac Wlrfcr.
Prom Lil lo loc.
*’*;;>;° SANDERG§£nli & C0,,| *’§‘,g°°
E- FANCY BISCUIT - 
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up r

0urCustom
 Tailoring
‘~“  V Department
` mm( RQ! turns out the best
,O " mrde, best fitting and
- 5 . £73 mo~t stylish sui's that
" \ . f a e worn.
Here you will find
an AI stock of Cloth,
consisting of serges,
tweeds, fancy worsteds,
cheviots, vicunas and
worsteds. You will be
more than satisfied if
you try one nf_ our cus-
tom made suits. Fit,
workmanship and goods
guaranteed. As for
the prices we can
demonstrate to you
l 5
1 __. _.__
~ 15'? $1- -7.1
____;.  _
ltr _ *fs
_. l_-fi
 »\/5'/V
gg!-I-~ U T:
that we are lowest. We would be much pleased to
have your order. LOO
in the window and see
K AT OUR CLOTH SHOW
the best assortment of Eng-
lish, Scotch and Canadian Suirings.
P. E. Island’s
S A MCDUNALD 
.o 0 t 9 Clothing House.
Sunnyside.
M
r..fi§di.'ZZL¥».l’i§”§f..“i`riI'I§.lf.' .Till C i"l O 0 S E T H
have the best. . , The Tobacco Epicure who does not use the
Cl" N °“l' *Ulf* “<1 5°* *ll* HICKEY TWIST. PEARL OR RUBY
'piano Madame Albani used. nu. mn evans ramauasiamsa wma in tu. 'nu an mann ann
that
BES
wifi' cur rnxrunls ur r arm I Pouim rms.
HICKEY & _ NlC|"iOLSON»
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