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Futiofsas
Prussian Stock Food is a powerful
blood purlier and the beet tonic that
can be made. It oontaina nothing that
is hurtfnliix any way. It can oe fed
every oay. and it pay: to feed it regu-
larly every day. A orse will do more
work on leas food when Prussian Stock
Food is used. It keeps the horsein
rime condition all the time. No
Sanger of colie or other stomach
troubles; no danger |of|the water getting
cloudy or bad ; no danger of distemlper
while using Prussian Stock Food. he
action is not rapid, but _after feeding iti
ashorttime an improvement can be
readil seen. Prussian Stock Food
slioulcibe used frequently by all horse
owners. It will save vetennary bills
and trouble. Animals enervated or
run down, debilitated, hide bound,
viith rough or scurvy hair, or with
pimply, scabby, or mangy skin, can be
restored to healthy and normal condi-
tions, by its use according to direc-
tions whicn are on each package for all
animals.
Prussian Stock Food, "The Food
that Fattens."
Price 50 cents for four pound pack-
age. For sale only by
l. il. IAMIESUN.
DRUGGIST,
Charlottetown,
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Naturally bright children with
irregular vision often appear
stupid and inattentive-not re-
cognizing words quickly. This `
defect we remedy with glasses.
Do lot deprive your child of
but possible vision.
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Passengers, baggage, etc., conveyed
anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc-
Donald & McKinnon’s Drug Store or at
stables, Sydney Street, near Steve-
sou’s Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON,
x-28 d I yr Telephone No. 52
re- _
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DEPENDS
on your tailor whether you get com-
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THE HOME OF THE GUARDIAN
CBARLOTTBTOWN, P. B. l.
Business Office Telephone 133 b-i ‘
Editorial and New Telephone |33 a.
llllilltilliliilli illiilillili.
‘ FR lDAY.'JUNE 2. 1905.,
R EGINA PREPARING T01 CELEBRATE.
It is yet some weeks to Dominion Day
but the coming anniversary, means more
in the Northwest than here from the fact
that this year is with them the llrst year
of “u.utonomy," \vhich is to begin on July
lst. (\Ve lost our autonomy on the same
duy of thc same month thirty-two years
ago, but that is another story.) To Re_
gina, the erstwhile capital of all the Tox-
ritories proposcs to celebrate thc anniver-
sary with great pomp and circumstance.
The original plan included a morning
parade of all the schools, bearing banners
and singing patriotic songs, followed by a
procession of floats reprcsentingthetradcs
and business of the city and country, then
a military review, sports, Indian pony
races, and in the evcnlmz a big band
concert and fireworks. There was also a
joint- religious service proposed to be held
in the Skating Rink all to sink their de-
nominational differences and unite in
worship together. But this had after-
wards to be declared “oi1’."
A committee was appointed to arrange
for the religious service. This commit-
toe included members of all religious bod-
ices in Regina excepting the Salvation
Army. This committee agreed that two
addresses should be delivered at there-
ligious celebration, one by the Archbis-
hop of Rupertfs Land, (Anglican) and the
other by the Archbishop of St. Boniface,
(Roman Catholic)/l‘here were to beanthems
by mixed clloirspriayers from ihe Method'
ist, Presbyterian and Baptist pastors,
while other miiiisters from Calgary,
Okotoka, Red Deer, Prince Albert, Sask-
atoon and Mooseinw were to be ranged
round in an outer circle to make an impos-
ing array of religious dignitaries. It wus
on the report of the committee that the
trouble began. The Salvation -Army natur-
ally did not like being loft out of the pro-
gram. Some others thought that the
Blshops,Anglican nndtlutholic were made
too prominent. Discussion arose which
was of a dividing rather than of u. uniting
character-and continued till midnight. It
of pleasurable, reliable. goods.
There is no trickery in our busmess,‘
but we do some astonishing things. In
clothes making you will had here the
latest things for spring and summer
wear at very moderate prices. Give us ,
the order for your next suit, and you
will be satished with the result.
mcnonltn & 1>ErnY,|
Great Geor 'e Street.
was then found impossible to agree and
the religious _feature was abandoned.
Regina will therefore celebrate Dominion
Day in purely secular fashion.
Minard'a Liuimeat Cures Damlruii.
A large lot. of sliver-ware just rece ved.-
_ _gd “_ ip medicine, or Poison & C ., Ii ttf l
'rms Noanv 'rA11.oi<s. 'G'“'T“"°"““‘"°"”‘ “ e»»»..U.s.A., ....\ia.....3..,o..‘if °"'
lronOx Tnblcts are for sale at the
" Apotneenrtesiisli. I 'lan -HMQER DESTROYED
rss.-an-:oe assassins sinus 
ON
AT THE
The that Prohibition ease eallad ws;
that whrrvd by B°\»_°lf Jenkins asuiw
U11- _4~ll¥\ll ¥°D°M|l|. lllionraed hom a
week ago. W. A. Weeks, Jr, append
fordetandant. The Brat witaha called `
vraaFredMeDonald but the olleera said
he had not been served. Arthur Kenny,
employed with defendant testified
nm ns deliver-ed pariah a-oi.. Ang... us-
Donald’a to the Railway, to the Royal
Hotel. klvtr by Margaret McKinnon and a
oasktoWm. Lamar. Ha also delivered
cases but did not know whatwere inthem
Ho admitted having delivered liquor to
Wm. Lamar but said he was not employ-
cd by Mrs. McDonald, but by Fred
M°D°uald. her ma. since the
latter went sway he was worklngfor Mrs.
McDonald around the market. He never
got any instructions in any way, he said,
from Mrs. McDonald. `
Newton McDonald had been delivering
Parcels forFred McDonald. Hehad never
been paid or got drinks since April 2nd,
the time embraced by thtscase.
John Cronin was in the employ of Mrs.
McDonald and had delivered liquor from
the othoe on diferent occasions. He had
never received any instructions from
Mrs. McDonald for the sale of
liquor. The cheques issued in the busi-
ness are signed by both Mary McDonald
and Fred McDonald. Mary McDonald
rose his pay after her husband died.
Mary McDonald has notbeen at the saloon
since April 2nd. lie had never seen
defendant personally sign cheques.
The magistrate in glvlngjudgmont said
in a recent trial the onus had been put
upon Mary- McDonald and now it is put
on Fred McDonald. This cannot go on
for ever. There is evidence ot a sale and
as Mary McDonald is admlnistrutix
she ,ia responsible. The defendant was
therefore convicted and flncd $100 and
coats.
The next case was John R. Edwards
against Mary June Moitlillun for third
offence. A. J. B. 'Mellish appeared for
the defendant.
A rrumher of witnesses were examined
but none gave convicting evidence and
the case was dismissed.
Next was that of John R. Edwards
against Fred Moore. A. J. B. Melllah ap
poured for defendant.
This case was also dismissed.
At the afternoon session the case
against Charles Collings resulted in a con-
viction and the one against Edward Col-
iings was adjourned for a week. Both
W9” 00 Prosecution of John R Edwards.
Mrs. Angus McDonald paid her fine of
$100 and costs.
There are also a number of cases for
Monday ineludlngthe seizures which have
been made at Mahar‘s and 0'Brlen’s.'
Frank Power drunk and incapable was
'fined $10 or 00 dn.ys.Exumlned as to where
hc got the liquor he swore he had found
it in his own house on the table in thc
morning.
TOILED T00 HARD
AND BROKE DUWN
NERVES WENT TO SMASH-
CUULD NOT SLEEP-WORK
WAS IMPOSSIBLE.
“Gave Me Nev Vital Energy
Nourished Me Back to Good
Health".
Perhaps you are in or health?
But work must be d)d]nc, and there is
no chance to take a rcst.
Never mind the rest-it won't bc ne-
cessary if you use }.*`errozone.lt builds up
the system, enriches the blood, strength-
ens the nerves, makes you foci like new
ut once. No medicine n thc world is so
gowerlul in restoring health writes C. P.
oxnmcrvillo, of Weymouth.
“ I was yvcnk nnd miserable.
“I toiled too hard nt my nuslness and
broke do\\‘n.
‘My nerves went to smash, I couldu't
goin, and simply had to give up every-
ii _
‘: lgld Ferrozrine help mc?
' Weil, 1 think it saved my lifeiilt crave
me n vital
ew energy nourished
me back to permanent good health. No
better tonic s made than Ferrozsnc."
All physicians recommend Fcrrozone
because it is absolutely certain to give
strength to those that usclt, 5“c. per
box, or six boxcn for $2.50, at all dealers
g tlmber,valued at Sd() 000
in the south eastern part of this town,
were destroyed by fire yesterday.
all 3I'|' 083-
U.S. soldiers who served in Cuba during
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`l1r»g¢t§hi:r superb _show of shirt 
. ' - Irpays to advertise a good ‘article--it »i| rather
an empty joy for most women to read about
a swell musliu waist, a regular $1-ooline
for 5oc. after thelr‘s is safely in ‘the ward-
robe, but then when yonlcan adord to have
one or two extra, especialy when the dfer
comes this early in the season. They are ' .
handsome. elegantly made, }§ a dozen for
3-, $3.ooor   .....‘.-..;..50ceach~
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Here’s a seller---cream lustre
waist. with blue stitching
and blue buttons. altogether
a swell blouse, well worth
$z_5o, yours for ........$l.85
Another good seller in brown,
blue and black in lustre at
» insertion front with tucks.box
pleat trimmed with medalions,
fancy collar with embroidery
turn over, a good seller at
$2.50 i`or....  _...$1.75
` All sizes in this line.
Another popular line with 3
wide box pleats, embroidery
insertion front, extra value at
 :........... .$2.25
Another lawnsdale waist. val-
enciennes lace insertion from
and shoulders; Pleated back,
, lace collar and cuffs. $1.00
5 `§:i»§i-tiff
,value for_..............$|.60. I _ /
-' 'Shirt Waist Suits, the right Kind.  .  
‘White Pique pleated waist, sizes 32, 34, 36. . $4.50
_` Black and white ging. piped with black. size 36
Pale blue pleated waist piped with white, size 36
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This off.-r cannot fail to attract-every shrewd
buveria Ch’town ant country. We oEer ‘~~
half a dozen colored waist, styles, about
fifty waists. all sizes up to 44---well worth
95cofany lady’smoney lor   50¢
Come and see the pretty $1.35 value in a sheer
 lawn waist, pleated with lace and insertion.
"" newsleeveior ................,.......$|,00 ‘
An unrivaled display of women’s handsomely
tailored white lawn shirtwaists in 4 leading
Q21. styles was bought to sell at $1.15 nett. will `
69 will take [one dollar] ..._ . . . . ...... . . . .$1.00
Mill end prices on ladies’ white lawn waists.
- here’s a waist in all sizes, 32 to 44. with
sleeves, box pleated insertion and embroid-
V ered front. tucked back and front, good
_ valueat$z.oo,for.......... ...........$|.§5
   ...$2.50  
Something chic inalawn waist. - /
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Something swell in all over
embroidery front waiste at
 -$s»2s~ 3-ss. 4 25 and 4-50-
This line of waists is the best
ever shown by the big store
and tl1at's saying a great deal.
Black seteen, New York style
waists 1905, stylish sleeve,new
tucked trout and pleated cuff.
extra value at $1.60 for $1-35.
Another style in black Newton '
sateen. trimmed with black
silk medalions, new sleeve,
pleated front, well worth £1.75
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for   .. L55.
Handsome black Roman sateen
Waist, sherred yoke back and
front. box pleated trout. full
. _ sleeve. priced to sell at by the
maker $2.25 for. . . . . . . .$1.95
 _ Fancy waists in colored gingham
- __  the kind that stands the wash ' _
" - tub and keeps the color, only
 
/ Also colored cotton waists at~

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Black and white Lawn Canvas. piped with black.
siz:36 and  ......$6,5O
Light grey Chameliue strapped and piped with
white, siz:  ......$7,0()
Navy l-own Canvas with white tabs and buttons.
sZze34..  ......,$8 50
Navy blue pleated waist, piped with black. size '
_f Fawn Lawn with brown Haired, tucked, sizes 34.
36.38..... .  ....-.$5.0U
Fawn Lawn. trimmed with white braid and but-
) _i tons,size36..._..  ......$6.S0
f l .,f~{:p fell, _ Black and white trimmed with white braid and
'-’- - ..- buttons.s|ze38........_......... ......S6.50
 A -. -L_* , F awu Lawn, strapped and piped with brown and
.  °' _ _,W . brown buttons, size 36....  . . . . . . . . . $6.50
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While Organdie, trimmed with valencieunes insertion. deep ilounce, tucked skirt sizehuildhi. '
FawnHop-ackCanvaswi\hsiikinsertion,size36.  _ 9_0() _
Wh\teLawn strapped,s\ze4z   .    `
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thc Spanish war know what this disease
is, and that ordinary remedies have little
na a mild attack of cholera There is one
remedy,huwever,thatcan alwayabe depen-
:led upon aa will ho accn by the following
certificate from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs of
Houston, Texas: “I hereby certify that
» ChlunberIain's Colio, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy cured my husband of a
» severe attack of Cuban diarrhoea, which
he brought home from Cuba. We had
several doctors but they did hinuio good.
One bottle of this remedy cured him,
as our neighbours will testify. lthank
nod for so valuable a medicine." For
.aalo by all druggista.
The people who live there are not bloated
millionaires but are those (and they are a
multitude) who sleepon our comfort giving
wire springs and top mattresses-all grades,
all prices, every kind youican name is . here
-We'll _point out to you the satisfactory
` kinds. 0
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   $3u75» p f’2f; tcggrmagognzlngnt  thai gush’
_ n ron Kart. la w
"""' liotnurnbor 8.aforeaatd?' nd lhireroby gives
Their real prioea would be $4.50 and if-‘,',i’,'f,°,,yf1,‘m‘f§hf|i:‘ifn{.,5',i,i' 1:, A_°f‘)‘°&,5f‘i;‘;
$5.00' but this in June and the manufact- the hour of two ve Ural? ~'¢°\\. ' at the
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on, is etillahoad, and every tasteful nthe said property ereo! as
omsn will be delighted with one or an ¢,|,:l,:',§,i°¢ff,,°l§,‘I,i,§’,",§,,'"£%?., avg, b°|i','.f
ns. ofa.. vafnm stymtu alumina. new out wr:-ton aw n -Ngdollsn from
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M      mgiimo are of Dure wool in various shades ii‘§\fr§t:§£P§:|%F;g;¥d3:Wrdr°?     i  .  T ‘
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By virtue ofa Wi-lt. of Statute Execution to
mo dirocted,isauo<lout.-of His M est 's Su-
promo(!mirt.ofJmli1-aturo of Pr-in e dward
alanrl, at thu suit of Frederick F. Kelly against.
Martin Malmr, l have taken and seized
ag the property of tliosaidf Martin Maher, all
f. Y to l i l d i to t f th il
o|'~'n~.rll’it.ttoa|\ n res o een(
Ma. ti | Mnhsr ‘ith apcl polall thraltltpotwgzioptg or
rcolo an s uno, n a n liar
ibntt/otown, described nyd boundednfa follows
that la to say: coriuncndliizlpn the south side of
Kent Str-ee at the no  corner point
thereon of Town Lot No.'8' ance runnin
westwarflly along tho th aide of Kent Btroei
49 feotti inches. or until it It-riéoa tlltzoastorii
bI¢_1l\\|\dary{i,r¢|iobofm\rt.p.f.nam& Ipdwn tht forgi-
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A job lot of Child’s
and Misses' Boots and
Shoes, different lines
worth up to $1.40 a
pair your choice for
5°°- ,
,Oth ezines at half-
price.
Big Bargains to all
for cash only. T
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