oolds,
   A _ A ' Oillcesln New Prowse Block
  , _    -' Charlctte_tcwn._
We've never seen in stronger combination than in the new pat- _._
ten” ‘ve ‘rc rmmvml in “.'"r'“°f° i - ' D. 0. 'l‘ans|lI.AY. of Quebec. was lu the
_,il ...ns of tableware, single pieces and sets. at rriws 0 lov ss fine. heavy. _dur- eityen mms tcciiarlcttsmwnr. la. Island,
» ' - ‘ - _ ' _ yeuterday.-Moncton Transcript.
l¢ late can be sold for
b - _ _.
“ P ~ Emum 'r. shun, who was liumil
W. W,  ELLN ER; Jeweler. ;'.‘;*:.§‘1‘.‘.f'.*2..‘t.?;:‘.:°.‘3::."°.3.'i:.‘:::.‘".’:
Bayfield, N. B. Saturday morning at 4 ll).
nine days alter the accident.
j t received another*
WC In" “S ~ Ruv.R.S. Omar now ol Marysville N.
lugs cotmignmeilt Of _N;0l1°C\\l’Iili§ _ I ` _ ‘ B , has been unaniinously Invited to the
a d Antec Films- ' Meuwalnclnnsn at Mliimwii, charlotte
Latitude Of expotlute il Une Oi Co tosuoceed Rev G W Fisher who
1, i rtant nsiitlee of the- I  k _ I' ` ' l ' .
§`,;com¥‘?]m3,  _it uivg gh; n  ference. 'I‘h_e Mllltownclrcult is consider-
h ¢ | in ed among the best in the conference.
Photograp er iggtl *WY
has been transferred to the Montreal Con
estimating the len h of exposure. , ° F , , ,_,,
1. ..... ls... ... 1.... ..... 3 t |165 .. ‘;.‘f:.i':::..:r°.:2::"....;f:.“.t::t;“.2:
ofthe advantages ofthe best glass and potatoes were shipped in gmt
quantltlesw American cities and were
plates. For sale at ’ _
. . » sold ata good price. This spring, how-
( I-I K’5 ever, there is no potato business, and
Ie 0 _ potatoes are sold for 10 cents per bushel.-
Moncton Transcript.
Photo Studio.
Cll ll
 a C Rsuirrsnozs of whatever nature
whether byBnnk cheque,expre»s,money or
I N _ _ tal order or re stored letter must be
we si
made payable tc The Island Guardian
Publishing Company and not to any mem-
Nine out of ten people need a  , nh
if.
tonic. They are run down. ner- 01;; ,,,,:°';": m°:,':,‘3;_vlc':;';l p°"°“°°"°
vous. have no appetite. lack ea '
ed
el-gy gud ambition, hgvg hggd.  AMorwrom/in who has just return
ache and get tired gggllv... _ from P. E. Island says toan exchange that
‘ the Garden of thc Gulf ls looking line just
Boots
now,the wheotund oats are peeping up
and look rich and lleulthy The
HU HE ’
G S farnicrs are well advanced with their
Digestive Tonic gives new life
to the system, it stesdies the
nerves, increases the appetite and
infuses new vigor and vitality r
5
c
every part of the body. Price 2 c »
per bottle.
GED. E. HUGHES.
»
“llolvlesiv”
in treating my customers is my
idea of good business.
I make trade by fair prices
and good work-l'hold it by
p_l;_9_gpt_eerviceit£grg___a_re no 5
"ifs," “buts” "or ‘in a few
days’_’ about my business. I
do what you want when yon
want it. '
D. MCLAREN,
Artistic Tailor,
Gt. Gco. St.
6-10 tis & w8‘m
ROCKY POIN'l` FERRY.
Th
l’l“ll1l
Will
7
lI..ll tt.
ll.00 lt.
‘LW
3.00
4.0()
(L11)
&. lI`l»
&. III.
Ill.
ess?
E555?
. ., ‘?»»"s:-ef  we u..~°sf
'I Y.
lciivc Qh'town Will leave Rocky P
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for the season as failover :- y n
7.1) a. m.
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town. Will leave Rocky P
10.00 a. m.
. p. m
5
.ill
A boot with style
and character in it,
the leather is soft
and beautifully
coloured. T h e
shape and quality
-are good.
Smal boys' sizes
8 to Io, $1.50. _
Boys’ sizes 11 to
13, $1-8 5.
Boys' sizes x to 5.
$2.10.
Allti’ & C0.
(Agents for
“Queen Quality" and
“Iuvictus”) -
__ Five Roses in bbls. and % bbls. - and introduced to the congregation as,
F¢d°"“ " “ " " " thcy pusscd out.
' Royal Stuart, ‘
,_ Bay", _ in bbls. Moucrov Tnarxscurrr- Mr. Poclc,
Gypsy, mechanical foreman of the P. E. I. Buil-
Bewrm. way, is in the sity today- Mr Pools ls sn
Belffvfd' li] $5 Slftkih ‘ Euglishlnitn by birth, und crime to this
‘ 0 .
ii ri ' li
loo lb.
4 Cheap for cuh at city by Muster Mechanic Mr N. L. Rand.
,_ ' ` Q Mr. Poole says “Moncton is a charming
  &  S spot and the hum lu railway circles is the
‘ _ I life of lt."-The P. E. Island railwa
our
l>ol>ui.°AR`
LINE
of mcn’s Fine `Kld Boots
at $r.5o is great value.
Fine Kid Laced Boots.
Fine Kid Blucher Boots,
All with nice stock and
medium heavy soles, $i.5c
a pair at
Splagiiiin's. l
. ve   ..:::;.°;:;;r°~f~ °' 
_ C saturday Nights ,.,,,,,
BU
Tea
Sales exceed that of any
other in tha- Lower Pro-
vincen-
Nl
inrniing, and thcy claim that as li result
ot their labors a big crop w lll be taken in.
I1‘ is very warlu weather lu New York,
and ln many other parts of the United
States and already large numbers of Ani
erlcnn tourists ,ure bending for Nov
week several prominent Americans hav
mer months. They came to this provlnc
from Montreal' having made Moutrco
their first resting placc.
James McLaughlan is erecting a ne
the donor of the Confectionery lust meet
cd lifter hcr vacation. ~ ‘
Mr Archibald with u snug sum of mon
Di I'   ns  reward-at least in part-for servlcii;
. rendered by him ln getting them a pastor.
 At the close of the meetln Mr. Stave
8
was conducted to the dcor_by Mr. Wheeler
country many years ago. Lust night he
was entertained and shown ubour. the
very y
has u most courteous and iittentlvc stall' of
railway trninniun. Passengers on that
railway have no need to fear of hclng
,f-----A "_ Saturday Night, “‘"‘":::‘::..%:;:::;::i.":;:;;;:¢. 2:3;
1:2 active Sh frm;
A WC Pf°P°5¢ I0 make U . now no bar lil either of the tlireeprlncipal
hotels of the town. . We rcfer to the Von-
ed.
of i903 the bar was closed in the Ven
-_ ~  dome; since then there was a har, but
Tonet ' Aj-¢\¢|¢3, Fagggyn condned to guests from outside the town:
G00d8 I C0mh5» Brushes, it is now closed to all. We congratulate
SoAPS° SOAPS SOAPS E theproprletoron lilsresclutlon. Hekecps
' _ ' ` one of the best hotels in the province
'_' I ` D and now he has entered thellst oi temper-
  P alwo hotels we`wlsll him a full
= "< ot success. While on this subject w_c
_ think it proper to include the Norfolk and
U4 The Alwuys Bu” Dmpm" m the Windsor whilc offering con-
tulntlons It is a moot uestion as to `
i , gra . q
  whether a first classhotslwfllpay without
abar. The New Glasgow hctelsare launch-
D   ed on the experlwentand we are sure the
 majority of the citizens are proud of the
fact. That being so it is the duty of
everyone oftllem topntal much patronage
lu t-be hotels' way as is poallble.
lates, including the celebrated G. B.
onfectionary.-A. W. Reddln Pllsm B.
,
V"Wl`dta"a Chocolates are a revelation in candy making. Their delicate
_  richness tell plainer than words that they are superior io G F
L; ed. If they are soiled the merchant has
Scotl1i,P.E. Island and other summer t° im" "nd be" it' b°°““B° he d°°“ “M
resorts m the Emm During ,he pub waiittc offends. customer. Ithink the
6 general public is generous enough to nllow
arrlvod cn P. E. Island to spend the sum-
e upon securing them. Scrutatcr in Hali-
I fax Chronicle.
Cf.’.if`..‘i§.i‘§”}.‘l“.fi‘.1Ef3'.l".Ti’.l`».§’.?5.`I.fill IHIS MUSICIAN
All members are requcstedto be present.-
W
burn, thc contractor being Henry C. Law- ~
son.-The Base Bull Club wish to thank
ing for his liberal donation which was Gravel Cured by Dodd's
very”-much enjoyed by all.-Miss Alice K1d'ney»Pj1]5_ _ . .
McLuughlan has returned home after her
term in P. W. College.--Miss BcssicR1elly Tried many Mgdigingg but gqt no
tcricher of Brockley Polntlioad has rotam-
Tl~lE ordination* and induction of Rev.
Ii..H.Stc. tWllm tV li ,bo k I ,
“wdnesgfg ' ovengm hi; gurcaugtaagi Siiuiucl J. brow, the wcll-known music-
_ _ m Rev.-4A. D. Archibald, ntiexton, N. B. prc~
h  sided, prcllched und. addressed the rniil~
"" °` =‘==‘-`=`°' ister whl c Rev. J. A. Whecior,l]utl\urst,
addressed the people After tliclnduc-
  tloll thc people of liiircoilrt presented
rt unfit for anything.
some
at Bloomfield, P. E. Island is being erect-
New Gnasoow ClmuNlcl.lc: There is
the Norfolk and tlic Wlildsor.
Forseveral years there has been no bar
i   in the Windsor. For over a year tlic Nor-
, U - - folk has had no bar. During the winter
3> IN >' » '
A -<
|'D6&l\ll'8
I circles confectionery'-A full lies or
"'l'errys"aiways on hand-also Choco-
Nusmiths, Lllys. Whites and others.--
Bowatnea Pure Gnmrsstlies are great
`favoritel‘-Delft forgot us when you wan
is welcome.
ooann1AN,_5UNs 3 rg.;
I _ 3 ( W’
"° “""°*°“ "’ Meet :M10 .At 'rho .Alvv I :Busy B'tzol.',<”D1"\,-
'.l‘nlOiWeompau|eeofti\e$tllR»lt-
together with the Regimental Band will
parade at the Drill Hall on Thursday June
llth at 7.15 o’clnck p. m. and be ready to be
marched cl at 7.&l c'clock p. m. for a-
Routo mbroll.
Tm: latest issue of the New'York Fruit
Markettiuide, ina leading article devotes
considerable space to the burial of the
hatchet by the two big leading banana
companies cn this continent. The Fruit-
msn’s Guida announces audncrease. of
thirty-five andtwenty-five cents and pre-
dicts it further increase immediately.
A nasrarcn from Owen Bound.” Ont.,
says: The Grand Lodge ol' British North
America opened here June 1 Dr. Sprcnlc,
M. P., grand master, presiding. Three
buudredand dfty delegates are in attend-
ance. The officers reported an increase
of 4,[lll in the membership. During the
year seventy-six lodge warrants were
Issued, the largest total for titty years.
I
A nnrnao, of the board of directors
of the New Brunswick Deaf Mute Assoc-
lation was held at St. John recently in
arrange for the second convention on
Moncton this summer. The board tired
the date of the coming convention at
Sept. 8rd, 4th and 5th next. It was
agreed to invite Rev. Stanley S. Soaring,
pastor cf the St. Andrews' Mission for
deuf mutos at Boston, to hold his services
to the visiting mutes at Moncton on Bun
day, Sept. 8rd. The board appointed
Wm. Baillie. of St. John, W. J. Murray,
J. 0. Award, W. W. Dryden and Geo. S.
Mackensi.: to form ncommlttceonnrrnnge
ments for the convention. It is propos-
ed to changethe N. B. (and P. E. I., assoc-
iation to a Maritime Association with
Nova Scotia.-Moncton Times.
Tas: retnli merchants are opposed to the
“approval” system. And so they should
be. So should the customer. People ask
that certain goods be sent to their homes
in order that they may be more closely
inspected or “tried on." If the goods are
not approved of they are sent back to the
store. New whats nice innocent way to
spread measles, dlplitllerlu, or any other
contagious disease. The ulerchant feels
it in the depreciation cf the goods. Souie~
times parcels are allowed to be around u.
house for several dnysbefore being return-
tlie merchant his rlghtsif he insists
IS DELlGlil`El)
His Kidney Disease and
Relief ‘l`lll He Used the- Great
_ Kidney Remedyf
Ro-annuals, Ont., June 2 (Specinl).-Mr.
iiin of this place, relates on experience
that adds to the already great popularity
of Dodd's Kidney Pills in this locality.
“I suffered foryclirs with Kidney Troub-
lc,“s-sys Mr. Crow, “which became ag-
gravated with e\'cry attack of cold und
caused me uiuch ngony. The discasende-
veloped into Gravel, when I was totally
“I tried different reluedics without the
desired result-nlld was ill much mlscry
when I decided to try Dodd`s Kidney Pills,
when tomy astonishment and delightl
immediately begun to recover.
“After using five boxes the ullinent had
entirely ceased and I was again enjoying
perfect vigor, all of which il owe to Dodd's
Kidney Pills."
The fact that Gmvcl yields so readily to
Dcdd’s Kidney Pill is good news indeed,
as it does away with thosc tcrrlhle cpern-
tions tbut were supposed to bo the oll`y
relief from this trouble.
Gar-ters’ for Wall Paper
Iron-Ox Tublcls arc on sale at A. W
Reddln's. 7d tf,
lnm-orrshleu can bc had si Mcnomlfl
& McI{lnncn’s Drugstore. 7dtf
New goods nu- daily coming to us. A
very large quantity has boon opcilcd dun
ing lust weck. We may have those goods
you nn- ln nccd cf.-W. P. Cclwlll, Sunny
ide. ‘ 15d tf
f*-i“"'°_*"-"-5
1 I
ll|AM0ll|l
RINGS
Our DIAMOND BUSINESS
is growing in importance.
Wi are conducting our dia.
moud business on the basis of
H Lower Prices
J and Quicker
Sales.
Our stock contains a choice
line of line stones at a wide
range of prices.
We cordially invite your in-
- spectloli.
More New Ready-to-Wear Skirts at  
  - StanlEy Bros.
Bl.ACK,= NAVY AND DARK GRAY
pay you to look these over.
Waist measures 24 to 28 inches.
- Lengths 38 to 43 inches.
Prices $2.15 to $7.00 each,
‘ _
Er
These arrived to-:lay and are the best value ever shown here-
in cur judgment 2 5 per cent cheaper than we have ever offered.
We ask your most critical inspection ; if you want a skirt, it will
- - SIZES - -
STANLEY BROS.
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" r - » - nami-
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CHCICE TEA
Direct from Colimbo, Ceylon. Put up in 5 and Io lb wood boxes,
leadlined.
. . . . . . .
.. 5|b1,°xe5$,_15,
 Try us for Flour, barrels,  10 lb b0X€9 17-20-
%  ‘T'T‘_‘_°_‘f‘:_‘?‘T*_‘?:______; saunaasou in ce. J
Si lish Soft 
'fr   nt Shins
For years past, we have gained a reputation of having
the most stylish line of soft front shirts in the city.
This year we put forth a special effort to secure au ix-
ceptionally large variety ln the new American designs. We
would like to have you cali here at your iirst convenience
and examine the new styles.
We think you will agree with us that we have not only
sustained ol-.r former reputation. but have excelled it invar-
iety and designs. We honestly believe that our immense '_
showing of new fashionable soft front shirts should be seen
by every well dressed man in the city. Prices 65c to $2.oo.
Ji. mcilonald.
P. E. Islaud’s Greatest clothing House.
I
wg; Hr;
brand Result ln Char
iottctown, P. E. Island.
Mr. A. N. FRASER, Provincial Manager, MB? 20. 1905-
The Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
INSURANCE CO.,of NEW YORK.
w _ . . .
am getting practically a cash value of $lo,41o.3o. _ _
I also carry another policy in your company, in wllich I have all coniiduicc
Yours very truly,
Dear Sir:-I acknowledge with thanks the receipt _ of your Compn_ny_sli
cheque for $7030.30 on Bank of Montrclii, also Annuity Policy _No. i l7z5 w nc _
provides-That on May l, 1905 and each year for lifc,I will receive ilirec hulnlrer
dollars ($300) in settlement of my Mntured $5000. I5-ycur endowment, i5-year
Distribution Pblicy No. 4or,65z with Deferred Annuity, in Tlili MUTUAL LIFE
This I consider a splendid result. as to buy an Annuity of $_3oo at my ago
ould cost $5,408 so that drawing $7030 io and getting nu Annuity of $300. 1
(signed) simon w. ciuisnls. _
l’ is 
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GOING
TO BE
MARRIED
IN JUNE ‘?
If so you’ll wont a plan 3
and you’ll want a first-
clnss one. If you buy a
rlr;rN'1'zMAN
You’ll be satisfied-Every
instrument guaranteed
The lending pianists _re-
commend them.
Cali and ins ct.
_Sold on P. fiielsland only
Y
llilller bros..
*itil
‘ JUST AKRIVEDI \
A big supply of NEW
FLOUR in ‘/5, 34' and
H bsriel size. just tllc
thing for those who
have usnlall fnmllly or
who don’t want a urge
supply for the llot sca-
son.
They are nice and
handy and in clean
labeled cotton bugs.
We also have a large
supply in barrels in all
different brands. De~
livered to any part of
the city promptly.
]\dIOKeI1ID.&.
THE (}lti)l‘ER,
l‘llni\u: lluwil town slilrr. '2‘Z1i.\.,
up town store. ‘lliii li. ,
;._ "1, k i
Valuable Property
For Sale
` We are instructed by William
Seller, l-tsq, to sell by Pub ic Auction.
on Mondsy,_]uue 5th, 19o5 at ll o’clock
l Fliliowners, Dairymen,
I Lobster Packers
When Etting up for Spring work try the
' NEW FOUNDRY
Foot of Queen Street
For CASTINGS. REPAIRS of all kinds.
Founders. Machinists and lioilennakers.
The Charlottetown Foundry Machine Co. Ltd.
a m. all his pre erty in this city, con-
fv I X sisting of three Swelling houses.
i No' l-Situated on the corucr of
lllllsborougll and Richmond Strccts,
_ having hot and cold wstcr,aud sewerage
and bath connection.
No. 2-Sil usted on Richmond Strcet,
near by, sin lc tenement.
No. 3-gn Upper Hillsborough
Street; opposite Mrs. J. D. Rcid's resi-
dence. w tb all modern improvements,
.uch as hot and cold water, sewerage,
bath tub, electric light, and heated
ithroughout with hot water, having nine
radiators.
- Those are `very desirable properties,
and all the dwellings are in iirlt~class
repair.
s Mr. Seller has purchased largely
in the West, and intends making that
_ his future_home, therefore these proper-
ties must be sold. Sale positive.
Terms easy and made uown at sale.
ordi P-glsocolatcs. All varieties of candy bearing White’s uint* lf* wld 59 . . IIUICHESIIN. I Phone 75. Peakes No. l Wharf. P. 0. BOX 4ll asm. cliivrsv. ace..
th. 1 ' ‘ @u“cd°uers. ` ‘ Jewellcr and Optician. | _ ,.41 “ng I ‘___ __ 4_ Auctioneers.
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