_ TIMES
\ ~ _ 
You will and sa with a complete assortment ef ' ' `
'rubs Famous P

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»...ii.l..‘*“ii!'»’-1-»'iit‘$!.!°“ "°"_"_°- “°'°f'°*‘=-~ -  W- W-" ~=°°'»=<
   Jeweller'
Ir? 1'-T »
' in
 , ilniaheqisoahtefhia lane:
_ mounts, (the very latest
novelty.)
'.I.’Q_.'_
s'.s.'cr.s:>:a:o.
GEO. ll. CO0K
where laov is Alwava Welcome.
on $2 _ . .
iwuozois
soil. sizes. '_ '
Fresh stock, direct from
thqmanufactu rérs. I
Wholesa_le and/' Retail.
G60. ‘ E. I Hughes
_ Apotlaecaries Hall. ’
, . '*°'°
_ .TAlLORlNG_
PERF ECTION.
The three important points
that distinguish our clothes"
are tit, finish and workman-
ship. We are proud of our re-
cord and wilitaustsllg It vliitlr
good armeli s. e sp n
goods Sa-e here and we are jeg
ting plenty of orders. One of
thrse days you will appreciate
_ how vitally you need a new
spring suit.
_.0ur line is ready for your
inspection. Call and get our
prices. _ .
D.Mci.aren “"=‘~“’f
9 Loader.
` _ -_ The AriAst.lo'I'aiio|-,
$'20\Ititl twwtf.
f lisa ‘-C: 'E7iT`G'*
Every-one knows what
house cleaning means-a lot
of labor, time and worry.
This can be greatly lessened
by having the proper material- -
to help you which can be
found here. »
We haves large variety of
Soaps including Securing.
Scrubbing. Laundry, Toilet,
Dislnfectant, and etc, Diamond
Potash, Giilett's Lye, Am-
monia, Pearline. Gold Dust,
Borax, -Putz Cream, :Silver
Polish, Starch a large variety.
Stove and Shoe Polish,
Brushes, Bsoomssnd etc.
Order hers' where you can
Iget all at the one tinie--see
whst you; pct and at the ~
lowest possib e price.
McKenna’s Grocery, _
Invictus v r 
` Shoes
for men who care
to dress, well. ‘ _
Low Shoes for men.
Blucher cut on a
pointed toe last-nar- ‘
_ row shank well arched
and a ilat tread is the
extreme style for 190.6.
We have them In-
victus make,
In Patent Leather
for $4.00.
In -Patent Leather
for $4.50. _
In Tan Russia
Cali for $4.oo.
In Tan Russia. Calf
for $4. 50. _
Alley Qi Co
Let Your Next Pair be Isa.
vlcius. ..
I
w.w.'*_ V 1 -f-
. , a
ingot
, Fuss TEA
In orderto increase the sales of IS-
LAND `BI/END Tea the Agent here
oiiers 2:5 ‘pounds as remiums to be
GIVENA AY FRE; to the iirst 26
persons on P.E.I,, who guess the near-
est to the length of time that the new
steamer “Empress” takes to ' cross
from England to P. E. Island. The
only con itions are that you buy a
pound or more of "ISLAND BLEND"
Tea at 25 cents per lb. and that you
send your guess in an addressed
envelope which will bcgiven ii by
trlre merchant from whom you Say the
ea.
, For further particulars applyto `
Two sim-ca to units your convenience il
Phnne Down town store ima. i
» li wii soo -a Zflb. ’
 ` ` Bolo Agents for Charloitebosln.
'°   = 
imma-sy.-»i-sim; -
Medium
(Pica
    liuuiis.
. ‘ We have a very line so-
sorinient of meaiiini price
goods in Mm’s. Woiiie 's
and Children’s llooi~.
~ Slices and Slippers, black,
White. Choco ate and Tan.
_N Marked at our usual v_eiy
lbljceaf ` I
Fdl"cssb_.'- ‘ 
»'1'»` .¢..l."- 1.1* ""’ ' `
, .~
{ it. C9..
 rscnivvsiniz.
~.
i..- ,`_., _ i
200 ibS.M0ih
Balls l5c a lb.
Also our own Moth Pre.
ventive 35: a pound.
ilu-:l>l>iN Baos=,
_ Opposite'P. O. I
FINE _ill-AYS" I 
ARE HERE
So bring the children inand
have their Photoitaken. Colne
today. _K y _‘ _
 BAYER
Phoo a her
cauviii, ciiiizd il' ci.,
_   _lllllllllll
Head Otiicesi ln_ New
Block, Charlottetown.
Tnlstr Princess arrived from Picton
_at a quarter to ilvo_yesi.snlay. _ _ `
Sssn Ponta Bally
oi Hebron, fea-i
Mas A!  illoksv 'audi ~ two'
-are espscl/ed hers toulaht from Bt
Mr _llckisy hasaentsd the houeeoir
Prince Strict lately occupied by Dr.
Robins. _
R. Eowann, who resided Iii ilavsrhil|_
Mass for some time and who for the pui.
two years has lived in Ol-well wnsra lu
illllgilsoeii A farm, leaves .this morning
for averhill where he will spend somi-
montho. -_
THB GUARDIAN will bs pleased w lim
“DUI "LY correspondents who have news
to fumlsb,asid who desirsto have the sami_
puhlished.'I`he news of each County is now
classified, which will prove sdonvsulenc.
to readers in iindtnu their own County
news quickly. In every case the items
3" |1109* lilllrwiated when they are brlel
and to the point. and oontlned to msttels
oi fsc', or events that have happened oi
are to take place. With all who
wish to contribute The Guardian will bc
gisa no correspond. ‘
Tun following address has been pre
ssnwd to the Rev. John Sutherland or
CisledonIs;- V' ~'
' Rev. and Dear Sir,-Itis with feeling
oi deep regret we think of your dapartun
from our congregation and country
During. your pastorate of sixteen years at
Cl|¢'i°l’llh. you have always labouied
faithfully and reaiou.-ly for our spiritual
welfare and God's glory. Through all the
tlieoiogieal| changes and `conti-oversies ol
FIN IRG I0" have firmly adhered to
the scriptural doctrines of the “Ween
minsher Confession-'of Faith." Human.
NW l‘0BD0l1B|b|||lfy_ of man, the vicarious
atonement of Christ, salvation by grac-
through faith, ‘and holiness of life, hav.
been the great themes ofiyour mssasgv.
Ruin by the Fall,Rsde\nption by Christ..
and Regeneration of ' the Holy Spirit.
_ Your own life"haa exemplified the reality
_and power of theaospel which you
preached. Y_ou are now-about toleave uv-
bub you may rest. assured Sir, that the
_pet.ent`lsiiluencss.of-your life and moss-
sge shall’ ever remain- with ns.- Please
owcol tho accompanying _purse as n
sitiall token 'oi our esteem and love.
'Wherever your future lot may hai
cast your 'numerous friends in
this conkregation, and throughout the
whole‘province,'wlli ever remember you
WMI DI‘°f0\l_\1¢,i N;6P¢ot and sincere affect-
inu. We pray that God may continue to
pour his rich blessings upon you through
the calm evening of a consecrated llfe,snd
at last receive you to the reward that
awaits those who lead many to righteous
ness.
Signed in behalf of Caledonia 0ongreg~
ation.
Angus J. McPherson Elder.
Charles K. Martin, Choir master.
IIYSSPEPIIC
~ Food Does You No Good.
Hail the time you‘re afraid to est-, lar
tonnes is coated mouth tastes nd,
stomach in bloatefif If you wsntto ost.
well, stoousintir dyspeisia tablets and go
tothe source o the trouble calore it is too
late. Strengthen the stomach, cast. out
the hlle, regulate the bowels ~no this and
dyspvpsia will bc no more.
For your condition the last prescription
il Dt. l'lB|l'|l|I.UIJ5P|l|t| which .arg augur
specially for the stomach, kidneys and
iivsr. no _better remedy will ever iw
devised., io_r_.Dr._ ,HMl1iil.on's Pills hm
perfect. To the ov'es-worked orfans l.he‘y
give new slmomzth. The izeneris health s
liullt. np, and all trace of dyspepsla dis~
appears. Hcrols proof.
_` FIVE YEARS OF DYBPEPSIA UURID.
_ _“No one could realise my surlerlnizs
from stomach trouble and indigestion.
For five years I have not. been well. My
food did 'me noimod because I eouldu‘r
digest. or |\ssllllilal.e.‘ Mydoctor said
constipation was al. lhe root of my
§oul;iel,ws'4; Ii not Dei Ig:|nilit'on's Pl|i|ll.
Y e uiprovs n a ter eat mr
mssfl' and uiyfoos dim-ina quickly. I
am delighted with the thoronah cure I
derived from Dr. I{anlillon's Pills.
(Signed) “MARTIN E. WALKER,
. “Brldges\at¢r."
Quick results attend the use of Dr.
I-lamilto_n‘s Pills; this medicine cures all
trouble in the stomach and diusstive
olnaris by removing the cause. You feel
uplifted and gprenathened at once. Get.
Dr. I-Iamiimn's Pills MNICI. and _refuse
any subsiit.ur.e.' Pa-lie 2lic per box or ‘ live
boxes for $1, at all rs lable dealers, or bv
mail, from N. O. Poison k Co., Hartford,
Conn.. U. S. A., and Kingston. Ont. ~ _
Fishing 'l'soirlé1\Wil"‘milli?R'”lli'»3tltsiif§`
of this line in our business. Our stock
of nies, rods, reels. lines. casts, books etc
is up-wrists and of tlie lineal. quality in
every respect-Olur prices _are low. No
trouble toshcw goods-Call and ses us.
-A W RcddIn¢,_Phna.  _, _,__-i
Strathcona dinners-25c. For business
and professional men. Naudsliqy iwpaqif
ing-come any 'time-good-' hill of '_ are-P
excellent cooking. Grafton St.. opp.,~ St..
Paui's. Strathcona Hotel. idli
Dorl't neglect your opportunitlesi
ebanceslikethese do not intrude them-
selves on you every spring. Rs~
furnishing time is hers and with It comes
the _ greatest slaughter sale of has
fsirnltnre sver lnatitnead in this city.
Thlslsyocr opportunity. Don'¢ neglect
'Telephone WL lt.. John Nswson. W dill
 1 '_  A N TED.
._l _-Him. on "gf, piece. For sale at all-theieedlng conieetioners. _ _ I
';~_'=i_; '_- im, i,,,.,,,,, was mea good_élio's_oiai¢_. is ery ea sexier Whlnra Dslman.
d°i1l‘l\V|l-y of man,~the sovereignty of God.-
ii
9.
I
. l
isase~`\Vlih its
leaturas now soul ‘ by:
`ll\olv i|\0ll|0 fi than soy
weak. This increase
usual much larger sale
Football Club has am!
s
_ friend|_v\
_  _;
In “ills Q
Misa-Poole-'were
aiirivinir "by 'tl\e‘
afternoon: Amr the
_,_ _»
Was. 'F.. Flunla. ot Llnwoovl, Lot 31.
haajust received a letter hom his brother
George; of Ban Francisco, Cal.1 stating
that both he and his wife are living.
Atilihor time of' writlnir, tire had not
reached his house and he was in howl
lt. would not.. lie and his wife were
'staying vi~'il.h friends in Berkley, across
K!!0'0l.` had llqior Weeks, returned
from Halifax yesterday evening. _
 ._T_h`sir debut. will be about the liiih of May
I
"’° "'“ "°°“§" '°"`“‘°.ls.s. Laruiss, sc Peters say, ii..
`wh”" lm I ° “mtv ion bein alareweil I, in llieii
posiiisiiyai -uis images l°°°"" “ I "“ ’
!°r;m|._,m°m|"..,honour, bsfons leading for the west
iiisbay. » ' E I
,'s
'\
Bin Bosca Liter Gqvsaslol. Ilan;
D- B- UUBITK. Msrshlleld. E. E.
Campbell. Belmont.. and C. V. Brennan..
Snnimersids. missed In science lxamlaa-
nonn-:.lasl. wnlr ai. utcili college, asm.
t
Hassan Alssnoas Suauvau, Francis
llurphy of Port. Vernon sod Uhas A.
Gillis of 0a'welI,hiavs pnruhaagdtha as-ith;
lpsulineas stand and property 'of Austin
’)(acDonsld Vernon Blvsi- Biidge, or Pon
Vernon, and w`lli _make extensive alm-
ahionl before entering into businsasf
The iii-\u~wili bsknovrn 'under the name
and style`ol Sullivan and Comparsy. Wi-
|>¢¢|;¥k_ for them a _liberal patronage
aasddspiless. »
An _enjoyaisle evening was spent on the
¥.5t.liinsi.,al. the roslriencc of John and
where they intend _to reside in future
Danoinpanil social chat. occupied the
evening -until mliinlglit., alien supper
was served, after which an adrire~s
aocompalned by s Morris chsii
_was prasenteel. Though the raci-
pienis were taken by surprise. Mr.
Larkin rosetotlie occasion with a levi
chosen remarks, on behalf of himself and
Mrs. Larkins. Dancing was than resumed
and continued until tile wee small hours.
V. ,
%iliI KfilG'S lllillliii liI|lH[l|lii-“<
Branch Oi'llc`es_ in Montague, Souris and Georgetown.
W. F. Biilllen of Cardigan left this
iucrnlnir lor Minister, Saskatchewan,
when hs has‘obtained aixood position.
Before leliving home _ hs was waited upon
by several of the young folks of Lorna
Valley, Cnlvilgan, with -an arldrest and
presentation. We wish Mr. Bowlen
.ion voyage.
Asad and fatal accident. occurred al
Mystic Wharf. Charleston, Mass, on Sat-
urday. April 14th, when .William Sweeney
of; East, Boston, formerly of North
Cardigan was killed. lie was the eldest
.oh and only support. of his mother, and
Your small children. His funeral 'was
largely sl.tsndsv!‘,.and the flowers sent.
were boautllul especially ia design contain~
ink twenty-four white roses, representing
the years of_his_ life, sent by his employers.
the Boston and Maine Railroad, by whom
be was greatly valued. ' The sympathy ot'
many friends goes out no ~his 'mother ami
tor his brothers and sisters in their
boresvelnellt~_ _ _
On Friday evening last Washington
Young and Seidon McLean were coming
ashore from their trswls offlilclnsis Cove
s short. distance -west from Basin Head .
Their dcry capsized on the bar. _Young
told Selden to hold on to the dory. and
that was the lash lip saw or heard of him.
Selden hui? wiiiha death iiripto the
gunwals__o t.hs'overtui'nsd dory, while
Wilfred sind Hedley McLean who saw
the accident from the shore launched
another dory with all speed and hastened
tothe rescue. They saved Selden ins.
thoroughly exhausted _condition but no
sign oi 'Y¢lun'iz"’v"va's' to bs econ. Next
morning his body was picked up on the
point west from Basin Head. He leaves
a scrrowing niotger, two brothers, and a
sister. l-Ie`sai|i- ‘ the Western Atlantic
for many years, lished in the Grand
Banks out of Gloucester and was
drowned nt. last _iu~t. nt. his own door.
Tha Gu`ardl»aii's correspondent from the
East reports:-Rev. Mr. Gardner and Mrs.
Gal°dncrsreen,1oyiiiga visit. from their
son Harold, wife and family.-John T.
Whelan has gone outa visit. no Boston.-
Peter Mellick has _returned to Boston
afterafew _weeks visit In his mother
and friends. lie `was accuuiparlicdi by
Miss Ads Fraser and Gordon Stewart.
Il. will be noticed thai. while the cxedua
from the other counties lu now largely to
the plains .ol the West and the South of
the Pacific north of the -iiloli parallel gur
young people _still ___ flock lo Boston
where relatives ani irleiiflu are
generally [ou`n'ii, lmil where in
anl.icipat.l':nl` fiihtid v_\'_Brk, mnizulticenl.
wages andf_liusbands=` in proiusion arc
always 'procurab o. - John Robertson
caught. the ilrst. codllsh of the season at
Basin llesd onthe 26th and now in-nwls
are set and bailed In all directions. Thcrc
are more tmwls and more fishermen on'
our waters t.his_ spring than ever, and
their success means much to the country.
-Mrs; Silas S. Robertson of Klngsboro,
acknowledges with hcartielptlianks the
touching evidence oi’ sympathy extended
towards her during liar recent. sad be
movement-, the sudden-f and unexpected
death of a lovinir sister, Mrs. Lively, nf
Bbaton.-James Lest. is 'poniineri to his
home with illness.-T. S. Rcberisonls
slbwly improving. ' _
~<.G°|a`§'Sr
O

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We wish to reduce our
resent stock'of cucglass i
before our new _stuck ai-
iore- give _a _'uniform dis~
count 'oi  - " _
25° PER CENT
ofi of out euiire stock.
This _ is an excellent
opportunity se=-- buy cut '
glass at away down prices.
“..2..i".i°i.es.f:r~
 S  ` < union sine. school of
' I' a e -' “' ._ Music, Union Square, New
rlves and we will there. »
C
MissLeah M. Bruce arrived home al
East. Point from California on the wil-
having left there ri few days before the
goat. earthquake. Silo came by way of
N ianara Fall 4.
At the home of Mr. and Mia. Thomas
MacKenzie, Murray River, their dsugh
ber. Miss Annabel was married to Cyrus
Lodge Partridge, of the P. E. I R. on th-
evenlng of the l8th Inst. Rev. S. D
McPhee ofilclatcd. The bride was atten-
ded: bylher sister Miss Fanny, while the
lzroom was supported by ills brother
James Seth. There wasslarge nuiubei
of invited guests present.. The wedrilnii
presents were numerous and costly
Mr. and Mrs. Partridge left. herc by Lha-
Murray Harbor train Friday morning. for
their future honis at. Charlottetown.
Their many friends wish tllcni a lonlz and
happy wedded life.
MISEIIAIIIE llEliEi’lI(lli
PRACTISED _BY y
Certain Makers of Ad ilter-
ated and Worhless Pack
4 age Dyes. `
Notwithstanding the unanimous ver-
dict. of the world's most. eminent. color
chemists, tllatit. is impossible to color
‘animal (wool and silk) libres. and
vegetable (cotton and linen) libres with
thssama dye, we find spcculators who
arejealous of the world wide success oi
the DIAMOFD DYES, putting up, ami
offering foraale worthless package dyes
which they rspreseiir, will color M13'
material with o.~iedya.'l`h is cruel deception
has caused serious losses to many s home
ln Canada.
The DIAMOND DYE4, the vvoi'|d's
greatlesdcrs, give to the ladies special
dyes for wool and silk, and special dyes
for cotton and linen and iail niixen gociis,
guaranteeing perfect. color results.
The ladies will insure and protect. their
Interests il they avoid all nlcrchanis who
sell thc crude and worthless package
dyes recently put; on the marker.. In
every case ash for the DIAMOND DYES,
and sec that each packet. bears the words
"DIAMOND PACKAGE DYES.” Pii-Jasc
semi your name ami address to Wll.Ls
& Riclisnnsus Uo., Lima-nn, Monrsilisii.,
P. Q., and you will receive Fans: of cost.
New Instruction Book lor Home Dyeing,
Card of Dyed Saililllea, and story in verse
ciititlcfi. “'l`hc Loiigjohnn' Tllp to lhi-
Klondike."
 
A Fr_cc
p ,slca_i,
ifilllmgtlilli 1    
».'.We have arranged with the
l York. to give free lessons to
aiyvho purchase . - -
(Violins,
‘Autoharps,
,Guitars
Banyos _
from us. ` Hundreds of
people do not buy' musical
ustruments because they
, cannot clay.-Here is an
opportunity to learn with-
out costing you anything.
Cali today for inli particu-
lars.
MILLER BROS.
.ME -Af! _ THE
STANLEY Baos
,Yesterday Brought us
Soft Front Shirts
Making this the most complete range ever
shown here. I _
We have them without collars, and with collars
attached. 'Ihose witliout collars are made up with
i the vi ry latest materials and newest patterns known
to the shirt world.
Prices start at 60c each
And run up to $l.35 “
And every price between
Collars attached are blacks, creams, and silk
stripes on cream ground.
Prices 55c to I.85 each.
Sizes I4 I-2 io I7 I-2 inch.
STANLEY Bill] _
_
`  _ 'W
_ _ Sw
f NICE maaiusnsnn
FOR. c. si B.
 v iii. tins 8 c ea.
some Msn Fwd Swiss Fwd
' 0, Mui Bimw  Buckwheat Flour
G. Nuts Pancake Flour | Crea uoi Wheat
with many others tu select from l5c-25c pkg-
§i’1i“.‘;‘.$.‘.‘i.i.‘5’i>‘.'i2..§ SANDERSON (D. Co’y,
\ ff’_'f’.'f'.’l'.f°_°.'.i.”.°.'i'._’_ S11v11ySi<1<=G=°C=fS- 1’h°“°’12 j
RAI
RESISTERS
Yes! That is what our Waterproof coals are. You
need not get wet when for the small sum of $s.o> yi u ca
purchase an up-to-date waterp~oof coat.
We have been fortunate in securing a large quantity at
less than manufacturers’ cost, and we are giving thc pe-cpl
ihe benelit.
These coats arc well niadc, extra long, dark grcy and
fswn colors.
Come and have first choice.
Boys" Raincoats, $2.00 and 9-3.00.
S. A. McDonald,
P. E. lsland's Greatest Clothing House.
F -Q _ _Q
ssil. _§l_L_l,_ siii.
In store and to arrive bv steamer, 9ooo bags best niver-
pool Salt. 13 bags to the ton. Will be sold at very lowest
price ex warehouse, and whilst landing from steamer latter
part ol April.
28dwfmtf ' Chariot tetown.
` Sunnyside.
(Another Shipment of _
PEAKE BROS. 8: C0. _