`\
Ondda tommumty' 0i_iii_:es"in New Prow`se Block'
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' I'ls_ve you ever heardof "I I' 'I V I ' '
i Silverware?     3"”-"‘**'°'°""' e
For qver fifty ears these goods' 'have ` "*° _
been on the inaxlet. ' '
' ONLY emergency new advertisingas-
w  ahiue iilcdrmieni. in knives, forks epcon|,et.c. A 25 ers' gunna- wi ' mu, V -_
tee a¢;>llP\\\I¢| “°.‘7'Pl°°°° W° "wld b° Pl°.”°d ‘° °h°W Y_°‘5  limi". _ ' gililurdayl Non: |l1liIsuT~:ldado?elll€:dl
w. w. WELLNER ueweier.  '°' 
9 ~ ‘ -
CHARL0TrE'|_'0wN_ ,_ - _ REV. _ A. N.- SIMPSON, formerly of
Summemide P.E I. has concluded his
-!'l'-'-'-'_-!~"I"- -'F1 ~-'4W"'-"""' work in Drake Uhlverslty, Des Moines,
‘and has been called to preach for the
-y'C)`U' _ ‘ Church of Christ in Toronto Junction,
_AEE , ' Ont. .
 _. Mus ALBERT C. J. Treneman has arriv-
lf you with the, best in photo- 5’ sd home from Boston to visit her mother,
granny. finished im the new Sim- ii Mrs Geox-ue Wooiner. who is seriously iii
Ill" U\°\"\i3i (the WW hteiii-  ' of inflammation of the lungs at the home
l`|°V°“_Y~) ` V = of her daughter, Mrs Robert McLeod
TG ~ . _i - Stanley Bridge.
VISIT   ,N _ G. B. Pxrrv, of Truro, intends shortly
QU? }  V/C). _ ' Ulwllillir up a. plumbing and tlnsmlth
ST  -_v " 0.96,  ___ business in Oxford. Mr. Plppy is an ex-
" C   _ _ff/OE `  _ l>¢rlenc_ed man in these lines, having con-
GEOa | _ 0 ’ -i _ .,,  ducted shops in Truro and Pictou. Fur-
Where Baby” Aiwa" Wexc°me_ _ ' ` ` _-  ther announcement appears in this paper
I
in another column.-Oxford Journal.
Bissor Couivxrnur, Rector of St. James
Church, New York, is at the Halifax,
‘Q ” having arrived here on the Oiivette last
_ _ 5 evening. This is His Lordshlpbi first
visit to Halifax since he resl ned the See
Invictus
8
of Nova Scotia, and ii wiirm welcome
R 0  B  ' tiwalts hlgn everywhere,-Halifax Clironi-
- cle.
_ _ ` 0
, .
Tm-1 demand for "i`unncl" stamps
A delicious' wholesome and coo1in'g` ' liiisiiecnsogicat that the supply is ex-
Iianstcii An eil`ort is bein made to secure
bele::§nt _,owe _*lakes “nous "B_  * I severalt-Iiousnnd uiore,aniT in themenntlm
_ 5 g ' all orders to band wlllbo held.Anypersons
_ want-ing some should write _“The Guard-
G iiiii Business Olllcea Cliarlottetowii" ut
I A lhgcaries Hun _ , _ f once, stating quantity dcsii‘eil.tf
,po _ ,   Tun Ciiiiiidlun Gazette sn sz Sir
Wsmehme
Now for
Tan Shoes
We have just received the neat-
est line _of Men’s Tens in lace and
low 'cut shoes from Boston ever re-
ceived here for the price $5 50, good-
year wtlted, latest. lasts, prettiesi
sl.ades. 'They are regular $4.5:
goods. See the James Mean':
American Shoes, a beauty for thi
price '$3 .5o. _
A, E, McEachen,
I » The Shoeman.
‘I E1 Nz's 5|
-‘ Pi\qn-LE
We have. just opened up a
shi ment _of Heinz's bulk
Pickieeiu sweet mixed. chow
chow and spiced cucupibers.
These goods are-_perfectly
fresh and the brand is a guar-
antee for quality.
We have also ii large 1\S~
sortmeni: of bottled pickles
including Heim.’s, Crosse
Blaekwe Ps, Rowatts and _
Fletts. ~ ' _
Call in and get your choice,
vie will be pleased to show
i. em. ‘ V
Mc  E N N A’ S
GROCERY.
Phone:-Down town store A-.
up town atm-e. 9% B- ~
xininannnnuunu
LITTLE
GENT’S
  BOOTS.
_
We have a big line of boots
for the_ llttieh l:€l1.ksl;1_;3§
and` Wi! 0°
Juatllfe lichen. Sl1°I8 *°
io; - `
/`
. gi
are made in original and cor-
rectly fasliloned summer
style. The picture above
shows you a good sensible'
every day shoe which we
- carry in stock on D and E
widths in sizes and half
sizes from 5 to i 1.
Price per pair for single
soles $3.50
Heavy Oak tanned
soles ` ‘ $4.00
' ' "THis`l>o6t we guaran-
tee to equal any $5
line on the market.`
Alley i& Cu.
New Flour
Y
Charles Tapper, who recently reiiciiud
` “_ London from the South of Europe, has
been liidlsposcd. We are glad to know
that his doctors now assure liim that
“everything is going on favorably."
Every Canadian will wish the veteran
statesman u speedy and complete restor-
iitlon to health. _
A RECENT number of the Cuban world,
s. large journal with all the get up of the
New York dailies, has large photos with
descriptive matter of the Royal Bank of
Canada and the National Bunk of Cuba
there. Two island men are prominently
connected with these institutions, Oswald
Hornsby of this city as Manager of the
Royal Bank of Canada and A. E.Crosby as
Munuger of the National Bank of Cuba.
Sunni.:Ni.\'nnd unexpectedly the angel
of death visited, Frsnoii River and suin-
iiioiied to the joys of an cverlastlngliere-
after the soul of Mrs. Joseph Palmer. On
Tuesday iitliinst. when all was ti-nnquil
and the sun was spreading its golden rays
in t-he west, the deceased sat conversing
with her family when she was suddenly
attacked by ii fit of apoplexy and ere long
liar soul passed to mansions in the skies,
and tender wife \vas-uiurbled by the linnd
of death. _On the lollowlng'Thursday'nli
God-fearing woman amid ii vast assembly
° ` A - offriendsund acquaintances was convey
   ‘  edtntbeGsddie Memorial Cometer ami
 _ _ interred beside the loved ones gon; be
fore. She leaves to mourn n husband mid
R . bbl ndxbbls one non William and four daughters,
I Five osesliti Hs' ai. .i ii ° " if Laura, Johiiiiniv. u.nd Almniit home and
Fedora _
Mrs J. C. Shaw in Dedham, Mass.
Royal Stuart,
Beaver, in bbls. Patriot please copy.
g2'al:_‘g_» -A 'rm-:Ar was in store and _they knew lt
' nt the District Division session of the
Deliver  gg  Salim' I of T., held Saturday afternoon in Eclipse
" “ zoo lb. “ ~
Cheap for Cash at fiilr utendunce and ii good session, piade
Division Hall at Hampton There wiis_a
more interesting by the presence and
, ’ assistance of the provincial 'organizer Mr.
 0 S’ Geldert., and when the hour for the publ
lic meeting arilvcd in the evening lt was
soon seen that foi miles on all sides thilal
had hoard thiit. this great man was to_
   _D _ | _- ';'\  ° could not begin to hold the people that
_flfl `  ._" "T  lmd come so fur to hear him, and for one
'““   ~ hour ii. better lcctnro on' the evllaof ln-
! Q: '__  tcinperance,niid the advantage of being
~'n' ,9 " '$191 "\L§§)~ u member ol’n Division of the S of T
\.
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Get the habit. Trade with ~ -
Ginger Cordiai-We put up the ingred
  lents for making Ginger bordlal and give I I     . _
°’ you fulldirectionsfor preparing thesame. _  .,
PHONE 86. This is a cool, palatable, and thirst _ , ;__  -' /
'  V' had never been lienrd. llc is the right
't‘”' &)'A-if'  /,I iniin in the right place, as was made
;_ " 1   manifest at the session ln the afternoon
_ WY, f \\ Isis? / _
 `\' \\\_\\-(qu when ii resolution eiidorsiiiir the good
’ ‘ " ,ffl "`_`_"<l, ' ‘ / work done during the month just passed
  A ,.,_,
by Mr Geliiert and suggesting that in
~ hc t' Div
_i \__ '53   at thc suggestion of this District Division _
_ (G  ' _',-7" that an orgaiiller was engaged.-Coin. _ 
i  __.’ .,§m`\\' 3   the nuxr future t G and ision again 
4,. Q  »,»’ i _'  'W-_ engage his services on the Island. It. was _ .
. 'J ' `
'instill uenohln beverii and can be made
DNEY C 3 Newgoods am daily coming to us. A You want to be sure
10,0oo Montrose -' il R RB- ’ ____  __ '
85C ====-2  with veryllttle botheraudless expense- I . _ I '
. ~ ‘ . _ A. W. Ruidl , Phem =B, Central Drug- .  j
. . _ _ _Q _   A S .wie n _ ` _ ._ _When you purchase
' '-‘-A1'-" ss e soss “... ’°°ii°“°".  I A   I
§9»¢n-l¢"ll** 10'", °“ °:'3 iron-0x Tablets can be had at McDonald 1 °‘  \
 ~“°K~-°~'-‘m»-' W
..;‘L»u..   _.;_1..'......
al:
~  »~ its ...
and tlio familiar face of a loving mother
that remained earthly ofiin esteemed and'
the speaker of the evening. The ihali.
use uniuuvw qvlluiuiulll BIUSIIUAI (40 W0
h&lth and .well _beiuir of the citizens of
len hvoi-ed and warniereliines.-John T.
Pmston and daughter have put ln their
annual' iipiI\al\uao_ _where he has spent
more than A --dozen summers.-Mrs.
Wallace of lang Itland, Maine, nee Miss
Maria Morrow has paid aiiying visit- to
her natlv'e"home,' North Lake.-Daniel
McDoaald’haa again resumed the paint-
ing buslnacsi his services are largely ln
demand; frheodore Fraser is also busily
empioycd,'snd needless to say his repu-
tation is long since established.-Amid
the many roads of this sectlonnone equals
the Terautum, in seclusion in natural
beauty, and pleasing envlrcninent, and
among the many travellers who enjoy its
leafy shades whether on pleasure or busi-
ness none can surpass James Leet as he
speeds his wheel over its en need
boundaries.-Cod fishing is still dhilyl and
fishermen doing_iittle. This is oerta uly a
year that may be put down as largely a
failure ln this important fish, and I think
by reports from all _parts of the Gulf that
the conclusion we arrived at earlier in
the season was correct, that the ice at the
entrance of the ' Gulf during May
turned a large 'portion of the school
in some other ' direction. A few
mackerel are still netted at Basin
Head, and it looks as If a considerable
quantity of this linportant fish is here this
season. Later developments will he
anxiously uivaited, as we have the fishing
grounds here that/held the laiit remnants
of the once mightybody, before their' dc'
struction by the purse seine of Gloucester.
-The cheese factories are now open; the
supply of mllk_.is small.--The road
machine ln charge of Harlan Kennedy is
now working here. Vi'liii.tever its merits
or demerits, whatever political prejud.c:
can execute against lt, it liiis come to stay,
ami the hoe and shovel of our fathers so
farus the roiids are concerned, can be
relegated to the sumo neglected classes ai
the reaping hook, the pod auger, and the
wooden Iiarrow, the necessities of a bye-
gone generation, the curio:-:ities of thc
present.-Cor.
LIMBS ACHED
‘WITH WEAKNESS
Cheeks Were Sunken and
Pale-Appetite Poor-Sleepy
Hard to Obtain.
F ERRDZON E
Mule a New Woman of Mrs. Clar-
ence Augustus of Walkerville.
When on want toget over weakness
and alecplessness wltlioutstoppliig work,
use Ferrozone. It is the one sure medi-
cine that lui-ingsli, viii ,ll ith ,Ht .Qlliltii
'l‘ry Fcrrozovie nndanotTce Tlbw nincli ` ict-
ter yi;uv_}i_lli_feel. liiltrs. Clarence Augus-
t . o n sor_wr es: ,
uxlldy wcakncsli was chronic.
__ “_It seemed to invade every organ of my
(alll)/Ty cheeks were sunken and pale.
“I had no appetite, and slept very poor~
ly. -
“Since using Fcriozooo I nm like n. new
being. luni strong, have nu more aches
or weak spells. __ » ‘ . __
“Fcrrozone ‘is Indeed ii grand tonic.
It's the nourisli_mcnt in Ferrozons that
makes you feel good. it puts life into
the blood, energy into the nerves, makes’
you :truce and s_n_ap _with new`-fo_und
ieiilt ; try-Ferriizone. bile. per box, or
six boxes for $2.50; nt all dealers ln med-_
t¢i|\g,'0|-_1’0snn‘& Cd., liiirtfonl, Conn.
U. SA., and Klngston,‘ Qiit.
Cru-pets and rugs sharply rcducod. Some
of our very best qualities go on stile to-
morrow at exccptioiinliy low prices;
China und Jiipivucse matting, lmD0rf£<l
direct, may be bought _at slgnlficiuit suv-
ings. All wool art' squares are' very low
priced. Go ovcr this list carefully; if ln-
.ieiesisu iz wiilpiiy you to select your
floor ,coverings to-morrow at this store.-
Ju.. Pino.. is co. f t 21d ll-
"Gal-lere' 'f 'Seeds Grow
Invictus shoes: lor men.-Alley
& Co. Charlottetown Agents.
_ and wtf.
F' _
Anrrof Old En iniiil ln Ciinadn. in
* R .
Charlottetown in fact. See the beautiful
Old English Clilniiwarc .lust opened at
Carters' Bookstore. Just the thing for
Wcdillnir I.’resont.s. Genuine Sutherland
Art Ware, useful iis w cll us ormimental.
Ask to seek it. - l7<I1W
f-_---, _i-"-'N _
is L iuuiiriii s. co ...¢.‘:i.»'.fi°s'..;‘.1::‘:.*..“°'*"°“’°°‘...."..' fwmbi
inns ~    .
nf `  r 0 en, &?,,,,,|,,'|,,,`, |3|,,¢|,,,,¢,‘ .swim qu...uiy‘ue.i..~.sspasea'uef- f ~-that it id 'ii' ‘reliable
,,-_., i J i _... °“ h “med W mmmh. inglset week. We mavhavethoie goods . _ t-}m¢.ke¢ cr and _yhat
` RQ* SNUC store. Island Produce A l need of.-'-W. P.0ol lli,fBunuy_  1 » - - '
f A ` ` ` “mll’1m` t returns made.  n' ' ‘ ' w ' ltd tt “It 53 aychéaaeiw 3 g°°d
  ' _ ‘ ‘ " for
  .iw - _ _____________    __ ____ _ Uncle _“fn . wld _
15 ly Our watches are RE.
'I;IABLE“iiiid CHEAP
4
See our window i
and blacks, trimmed and untriinmed. This
S LEY BROS.
» 5U~ CENTS _EACH ._
I
  LADIES’ TS!
»-no
fl)
speak for themselves. Want a Hat ?
a B ARGAIN. The goods
i.
Right up-to-date in style, and worth up to $1.10 each. Whites, colors A
I
- W
I BAKED
I Red Cross Brand, 3-3 lb. Cans, 25c.
l _ We have too many in stock, they must go. Get your supply
wliilc they lost.. Nice for home or outing.
sANDr;RsoN®_co. ,
BEANS i
I
-s
m ~ooo»eooo»o¢
O _
 iiiélionald.
_l`len’s
Sum=
mer
Suits
Our Norfolk Suits for sum-
mer sre the art of ' perfection.
These suits are made in the
newest shades of cloth and are
well tailored and very fashion-
able. Price per suit $9.5o._ _
Our Summer Sack Suits in
light and brown tweeds are
very nobby. One needs but
see ihem and try them on,
and then you will be salislicd
that our clothes aie the best
fitting garments on the mer-
ket today. We buy from only
the best clothing _manufactur-
ers iii Canada and therefore
we will guarantee oursuitii
to be supeiior to aily on the
market -today. Men's sum
mergoods of all kinds
lowest prices.
ng, ,_
v 
‘I "‘f`$75v~` §3l¥i` 
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F
"i I
15% /
‘ my ' ff-.1
"Su, ' N;
amuse
lu. 
 iii lT_"i
. K
.\\`~\<`l\:|l.\i,_..
I' .
_ ' ‘V
when you _Cbink
oi music iilbv _
Do you think oi
miller Bros 2
BECAUSE they Iinvc been
doing business with thc people
‘ of P. E. Island for past 35
years. _
BECA'i'SE every instru-
ment they sell is guaranteed.
BECAUSE they do what
they say.
Because they do the largest
business in Musical Insiru-
ments on 1'. E. Island.
Wtinvite you to our show
rooms. _
muse.
s__J~.
,___ _
CANADIAN I
PAc|F|c~
Homcscckcr’s Excursions
CAN ADIAN NORTHWEST.
Second-class Round Trip Tickets will
be issued from Charlottetown, P. E. I.
To Winnipeg . . . . . . . .
. . _ _ _ .$35.95
Moosomin....  ......$38.20
Regina  . 
Lipton_l...... . ....$3970
Moosejaw.  . .. ._  . -53995
Prince Albert. . . _ . . . . . .$41.95
McLeod....  ....$43.95
Calfary   ....$44.45
Re Decr..........._...$45.45
Strathcona . . . . . .
.. . . . .$46.45
iilqimlly Low liutcs tn (ltlicr l’cini ~4.
'i`ii-ki-_i~' good ning Jiiiiis I-ith nnil ‘IRI ii
.iii_ly l‘it_ii. iiooll tu return two iiinnllis
ill ‘ M .
4 ll Qllll
l<`|iri.lici' |>ni'tli‘llInri< nn npliliviitioii in
J. hl. l\lA’l"i‘lll<IWS i‘liiir otii.-towii
oi-F. ii. vi-ziiin'
I). P. A.. (‘. l‘. lt., St. John, N
Eastern Steerinhlp Co
IN TERNATIINL DIVISION
THREE TRIPS A WEEK.
Conimenciug Monday, May i, moi,
stesmers leave St. John Monde s, Wei -
nesdays and Frida s at 8 a. m. {YAtlsntic
Standard) for Lubec, Beetport, Port-
land and Boston. ~
RETURNING
From Boston, via. Portland. Eestport
and Lubec, Mondays, Wednesdays fend
Fridays at 9 1. m.
Through tickets on sale at principal
railway stations and baggage checked
to destination. 1
Passengers arriving at St. John on.
evening previous to saiiinxlcen go,
direct to steamer and take ea u berth
WHEN :u.:'.“"' 
Get ii good one!
Tlic pleasure of a nice
drive, largely depends on
the rig.
It has always been our
motto “To Keep the Best.”
You will not be disap-
pointed st this Livery.
Prices satisfactory.
I Personal attention.
LARGE BROS..
Queen Street,
6-zo ii 3m. Piione 50.
Y
I
 g§_a
For Sala or Tulai.
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The subscriber offers for sale or to
ict his properly at .Cardigan Bridge,
The house is lar e and well iinished and
has a basernentg wareliouse, with out
bniidiiigs urljoiningh For further pur-
ticulnrs :ipply to S. I). McNeill, 'Cardi-
gan Bridge or to the owner,
H. F. BISSETT,
Windsor, N. S.
6-zo d imo.
sock? roiiir PERRY. T
The stcniner "El.l<`l.\"' will ply between
i’rini.-u St. Furry - Whn.rl‘. und iocky Point,
duily, for the season ns follows :- ,
\Vlil leave (`i\`t0wn \\'Ill lcu\'o Rocky Pt.
7 a. in. 7.11) i\. nl.
8.30 ii. ni. l).00 ii. un'
0,21! ii. in 10.00 ii. iii.
ll.00 ii.. in. 12.09 . ru.
2.00 p. in. 2.11) -
3.00 p. ni. 3,1)
p. in.
p. ni.
_ SUNDAY TIME TABLE.
Will lcuvc l`li'tu\\'n. \Vlll lonvc Rocky Pt.
9.00 ii. in. 10.00 a. m.
lzl.-I5 p. ni in
2.i1J p. in
3.00 p. in ni,
4.00 p. in.
6 dw tf
El*
55
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SS
?v¢s=
555?
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SSS;
vers
if 5
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Dairy Cattle at
Public Auction
I am instructed by Mr. Wm. Miller to
sell at Public Auction at his farm in
Marshfield on Weilnesdsy the 21st iust.,
at 2 0‘clock sliarp:
zo choice dairy cows sud two bull
calves, (Ayrsliirc.) _
As Mr. Mille-r‘s city milk trade always
diminishes iliiring the summer months,
and having 45 head and short of pastur-
age he is forced to sell.
These are newly calved young high
griidc Ayrshire cows bred by himself for
dairy purposes for generations from the
best _Ayrs iirc bulls ever brought lo this
province.
A genuine sale.
Teriiis:-6 iiioiiiiis on approved joint.
paper.
l-`. ll. li0RNl<1, Auctioneer.
7lli_]iinc 1915, 615 il Gi
Dominion Atlantic Railway.
And Steamship Lines to Boston via Yarmouth
'run popular Fast Line Between Renters love
aeeiia and Boston via winuser
Junction and Halifax.
EX§’:El:_5 T)R.}IN8 leave (Halifax, dlilyd #lt-
\Ill lf I . -'
giuiu u -king ho’ii'am'n  D¥:iTn;a.tli gf
mu.
The Royal Mail Steamships
"Prince George" and
“Boston”
  be-
l.ei\\'i»s \'n.r|uinitli, Mon ay, \Vodnesdny
Fridiiy and Saturday for Boston on arrival of
Express 'Pruinii from Halifax. Returning
leave Long Wlmrf. lin.-don Sunday, Tuesday.
Thi In I |"rili\' i‘l i. .
ll‘rI Y l.\lli i ), l\ | III _
l’ii.~isuiifci-s i'i.rrl\'inf ln Halifax next day 7.ll_
a.__i_n. l\y_ _1x_|irca»a_'l`rii ii. __ _ k
nr ii ornin inn, gn i n mo ii ern,
Wliiviiuwill lic iiimi. five. Write  Ag?
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