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The Onelda Community

Silverware P

Fo df th ha :..°':.:..‘r.r::f' °'° =°°°' -'°

¢]n__k`.t:_i_y_u,_g:i-ha, spoonigetei A25. _ " ‘ gnaran.

pleased to show you this iine.\ _ _

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mounts, (the very lam! 11 ¥» _

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‘VISIT OURA BTlJ_'..l_DIO.» ,

_ GEO. li. COOK,

Where Baby is Always Welcome.

“HUGHES” Roor BEER.

Adelicious, wholesome and cooling

beverage. _

A ro cent bottle “makes 5 gallons.”n

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It’sthe Time

Now for Tan_Shoe`s 5

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 $3. 5o,good- year welted, late*t. lasts,_prettiest shades. They are regular $4.50 goods- See the James Mean’s American Shoes, a beauty for the

Prl<== 153-50-

A-, E;~-McEachen,-

The Shoemsn.

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PICIKLES

We have lust opened up-a

shipment of Heinz’s bulk Pickles in sweet mixed. chow chow and spiced cucumbers.

T.heue_ goods / nr. perfectly

fresh and the brand is s guar- antee f r quality.

We Tiuve also u large as-

sortment of bottled pickles includiu 1-leiriz’s, Crosse BlackweTi's, Rowatts and Fletts..

Call in and get your choice,

we will be pleased to show them. ‘ - .

Nl c K E N N A’ S GROUERY.

Phona:~Down town sims. TMA-. _ up town stnro, 2% B.

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There is no question

about it-our prices -

are lower than ani’

:cue store in Ch’town.

e sell for cash.

that’s how we do it. _ lfyou want to 8°* ‘U out of your mone! that you can-try nl- We will prove thi!

ad. true.

lllen’s $5.00 ian Boots

for $2.50

We have placed

on our counter

about fifty pairs of

last year’s tan

boots at $2.50 per

pair-regul ar

price $3.50 and

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The prompt bn; er

gets a snap

Alley & C0;

New Flour Direct From the Mills

Five Roses in bbls. and yi bbls.

11 ll In sl I1 i Roynl Stuart,

Beaver, in bbls.

Gypsy.

Beacon, _

Beaver in 25 lb. Sacks.

(1 ll lb' 1( \

41 If loo lb_ ll

Cheap for Cash at

Beer & Goif’s.

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Reddin Bros.,

PHONE 86. _

ro,ooo Montrose justin.

Cape Breton Ads

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G. L MURl’li.Y_ & C0.

SYDNEY, C.-B. _

General Commission Merchants

Island Produce handled on commis-

sion

Sunueiio _

Prm_pt returns made. ~ 15 w ryr.

Jeweler.

Oilices in New Prowss Block Charlottetown.

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0111.! emergency new advprtising 009504.! m. daily. and 12 nog *aturdsyf Nous? of any natura acoeptid

issue. '

Mrs Johanna McKay who for two

.tears has given excellent satisfaction as teachorof Hope River School has tender. odherrsaignation and intends going to tha North West.

_ Loasrlm fishing is reported poor along the Cavendish coast and it is said tha fish- ermen ara taking in some of their traps. 'Frawl fishing is over and has not been so successful as in rocont years.

Tara beautiful warm weather together

with the grant amount of moisture stored in the soil is making the hearts of thc farmers glad. Growth of all crops during tho last weak has been vary rapid and so far we do not hear of any damogs from the cut worms that caused so much loss last season.-Cor.

Mn. Grnnau fora Montreal firm is buy' ing "V0 h0BB_from the farmers and in- tends making s shipment. to Montreal from Hunter Rivcr about the first of July. This is a new market opening to the farm- ers for live hogs ami will give them s chance to get clear of their stock in the warm wcuthcr when the packers can’t handle them. ,

THE demand for “Tunnel” stamps

has been so great that the supply is ex- hauslcd.An cflort is being made to secure suverul thousand n\orc,and in the menu time ull orillurs to hand wilibc held.Any persons wanting some should write “Phe Guard- iun Business Offices Chnriottci.ov'vn" at once, stating quantity desircd.tf

' ON Thursday evcningJunc 8th. in the First United Presbyterian Church, Boston in the presence of o few friends, Margaret Benton and William MacKinnon were married by the Rev. A. K. MncLennun. Mr. und Mrs. MacKinnon formerly be- longed to Prince Edward Island and have tho best wishes of their many friends in Boston.

Davin Wrr.soN,presldent of the Pro-

vincial Institute in British Columbia

, this year, is sonior inspector of schools

for that province. Ho isa native of Richibucto, N. B., and a graduate of thc University of New Brunswick. The other inspectors of schools in Brli.iz~'h Columbia are U. A. Stevrurt of Van- couver and J. S. Gordon of Vernon. Both are nntives_ of Prince Edward Island.

Bnronrr tho nltur of the First Methodist

church which was hanked with snow bull blossoms and under un nroli of daisies und forns, Miss Janie Almira Millner was married \‘Vcdncsduy evening, .Tune 7th to Hugh John Gordon, North Sydney .C. B. Rev. Goo. Skcne of'ii¢‘iaterl. The lrridsl procf.~sz~ion entered the church to |llc"Lol|engrin" wedding march played by the organist. First carrie thc flower glrllittle ilutir Milluer, the eight your old sister of thc bride who was dainty in white muslin. Sho carried sbasket uf rusvs and sweet pens. The usherswho came next wore A. C. Williams, Boston; iiornce. T. Muzzey, George A. Wood and George I. Canfield ull of Somerville. There were eight brificsmuids, all members of Ihs bride's Sunday School class. They were sttirod in white muslin and shower bouquets of pink swect pous were fastened from the shoulder. The maid of honor Miss Clnirs Milinsr wore white muslin with bouquet white sweet peas. The bride's gown was of white Swiss muslin with lace trimmings and veil. She csrrieds. showor bouquet of iiliies of thc vallcy. At the altar they were mot bythe groom and bsst man, .lmncs Montgomery, of Boston, a cousin uf thc groom. Tho bride was given sway by hor father Samuel W. Millner. As tho large bridul party was grouped before i-be beautiful display of flowers u charm- ing scene was presented. Each pew was ornnmentod with daisies the whois cffect lacing that ofa “white flower" wedding. From 8. $7 to 10 dcloclr a reception was hsld at the home of the bride‘s parents. Duisissfand snowbsilswith greenery were used for the house decorations. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon left onn wedding trlpto Montreal and will rosidcin North Sydney. -Somerville Joumul. (The bride Miss Miilnerisa -nioco of Mrs. B. C. Prowsc, city and her parents formerly resided hers. Mr. Gordon,the groom, is n nstiva of Aiborton, and was in the bank of N. S. hero for u number of years.)

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i Colgates Celebrated American Soaps- Ws have just received ansxcoilent assort ment of those goods including-Colossal, White Clematis, Almond Cream, Dermal, Oatmeal, La France Ross, and many ther favorite kinds-By taking the quantity we got a very dns price on them and intoud giving customers the benefit- A. W._Recldin,Phem B,Centrsi Drugstore

‘lr-on-Ox Tablets can be had at McDonald

'k McKinnon‘s Drugstore. 7cltf

A W piece dinner sei. foa'I$5.85 at W. P Coiwill's, Sunnyside. ` 15d tf

New goods are daily coming to us. A

vary lugs quantity has boon opened dur- ing last weak. We mayhava those goods you are in nsod of.-W. P. Coiwill, Bunny ide. ' llld tf

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v es are a revelation in candy makin . Their delicate

_ White I Chocolat *i°Y°f'!.»na .wmv fi°““°” 'ili1Pl°.iT§'..i}<i° nom' ii'iii¢.'g~»°ia;if .ifpfiifi if;

ttdirlf chocolates. Al1V*¥‘ °° _ 7 3 thu “ding confectioners.

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after lop. m. Saturday for liilondayui.

W|'°\llnout una wheat belt traversed by the railway, and branches, conditions oontlunoas favorable as during the past month. Whsat is growing with Noord its-spidy. Saskatoon reports wheat. 24 in- ches high, and a number of points in the West say ll inches. The average is much NM-_/A llrln nhmbsrof agents report agrowthof9tol0inchss. The 0. P. R. estimates tbowhcat yield of Canada at one hundmd and twenty five million bushels. ' _ _

Tal time holding the annual school

_msotingsisgettiniz near and every rats payer in tho different districts ought to be sure to attend and sec that plenty of money is voted to rnaks the schools what they ought t/o i be. Every dlstrrlot should have their school lot cleared up and made as beauti- ful aspossible with shade truss, iicwsr bcris and school gardens, sous to bring the children in close touch with nature during their school days. The children should haven chance to study nature ot first hand as wsll as in text books. These nowor and morn- interesting and useful ideas in education uro rapidly coming to the front all over the civilised world and P. E. Island should keep right up with ths pace. It would bo pleasing to hear of the question of consolidation of thscountry schools being discussed at the coming annual meeting.

BABY’S BIRTH A

TRYING TIME

Made Easy if the Mother Pre- pares Her System With a Bracing _treatment of

just received from New York, and right up to

the top notch of style.

Look over 'any of the good fashion Iournals for this month, and then

see our stock. Come anyway whether you want to buy or not. It is a pleasure to show goods like these. COME I

STANLEY BROS.

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- Red Cross Brand, 3-3 lb. Cans, :5c.

We have too msn_y in stock, they must go. Get your supply

while they last. Nice or home or outing.

ROCKY PUINT FERRY.

Tho sioaurgr "El.FlN" will ly between l’rim~u St.. licrry Wharf, and Tloclty Point, daily, for iho sermon rm follows:-» Will icnvo t`h`wwu Vi`ili louvo Rocky Pt.

n. nr. 7.1!) a. nr. u. rn. itil) a.. rn.

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FERROZON E

A womanly Tonic that Up- lifts, Vitalizes and Strengthens.

You innnediutely expii:-icnco a real

gain in power and strengt from using u‘crrozone, which lou true nerve ann blood tonic. It eB'cots permanent cures unpamllolsd in the history of medicine.

Ferrozonc supplies the essentials of

life that are exhausted by over~work, worry, inriigestion or hig living. It containsjust what every run-down sys- temlucks.

By instilling new strength into the

blood, Fcrrozuns beneilts the whole body. Digestion improves, the eyes sparkle, the eheeksglow with girllsh beauty. Nor- mal powers are restored to thersgencrstive organs, the nerves are recharged with energy, making tho sufferer conscious that direct benefit. is resulting from Fcrrozone. ‘

Thereis nogrenter; boon tn suffering wornentimii hcrrozonc. iteliurges the systcnr with the snap und fire of youth, builds up firm tissue, rounds out the

fo_rm until perfect ‘womnnhoorl is attain- cr. -

Ferrozonc is the one safe tonic for

ladies to use, because it oontuins no ai- eohoi or dangerous drugs. Growing girls,

young women, ex ‘tant mothers - every femn e will deriveilgriqucstiorrulile bene- fit from this gr: d - \~ca|.orntivc. Pre- pnrcri only in tab ot torm,50c. for u. box of iifty tnblcts or six boxes for $2.51), at ull dealers, or N. C. Poison dctlo., Hartford, Conn., U. S. A., and Kingstcn,0nt.

“WORK AND PLAY."

The biggest summer resort within cnsy

rvueh of civilization, is what is commonly termed Muskoka, u district in the “High- lands of Ontario" about 100 miles north of Toronto, including un immense tract of country bordering on the Georgian Buy. This district is composed of lakes nml rivers innumerable and is situatc 1.000 feet above sea level. Good fishing and hunting are assured. Ample hotel ac- commodation at nil points on thelukesis provided to suit 'he purses of evcryonc. Excellent transportation senice.

Copies of handsome, descriptive liters-

iure rclotingto this country can he had free by applying to J. Quinlan, D. P. A., G. T, R., Montreal.

Minard’s Liniment Rviicves Neuraigip.

'Carters' Soorls Brow

Invictus shoes ior men.-Alley

Br Co. Charlottetown A gents,

22d wtf.

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' Your new |` illateb

'Yon want to be sure

that it is a reliable time-keeper and that it is as cheap as a good article can be_soid for. Our watches are RE- LIABLE and CHEAP.

G. E. HUTCHESON. 'mn Jswsnnsn,

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mer are 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 $9.50.

Our Summer Sack Suits in

light and brown tweeds are

\ very nobby. One needs but

see them and tr them on, and then you will be suL..~i.ied that our clothes are the best

0 fitting garments on the mar-

ket today. We buy from only the best clothing manufactur- ers in Canada and therefore we will guarantee our suits to be superior to any on the market today. Meu’s sum mer goods of all 'kinds

lowest prices.

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ARTiFlClAL TEETH

The best of satisfaction, moderate

prices. '

Extraction free of charge at

DR. J. P. MURRAY

Queen street. Ono. lfrowse lrns.

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(HARV AR D.)

RARRISTER AND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Cor. Qucon and ltichlnond Btn., Ch'town. 'l‘olophonu, House 2:13, Office 48.

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J. AUGUST US BENTLEY

Barrister and Attorney

Ul"l"It‘-E : Upstairs Bruce Brick Building. |

SUMMERSIDE. P. E. l.

MONY T0 LOAN on good security of land

moderate roto of interest..

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E. U. BROWN Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Pub-

4- llc gc.

Ur|<`l(fl<.i-ll-U'i*laiior:u\ Building. Great

tluorgu Strcci. next liunk of Nora Scuti , Char- ioi.wio\v||_ l'. E. lr|.|u|nl.

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INJUNE?

If so y<~.\r‘ll wnnt a piano and you’ll want s first- class one. If you buy a

HEINTZMAN

You’ll be satisfied-.livery instrument guaranteed. The leading pianists re- commend them. Call and ins ect. Sold on P. Island only by

iitiller bros.,

DesBrisay Block.

anteerl fresh, pure, unadulterated.

rr. KEr.1v souihpm

i"‘\,|r‘t.l\o:‘::\rtii'\|inns on iipplleniinli in J. E. M/\'l"l`li l<I\\/S i`l\nr oi.\cto\\'||

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Milk Delivered

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Homcsccker’s Excursions

CAN ADIAN NORTHWEST.

Second-class Round Trip Tickets will

be issued from Charlottetown, P. E. I. '1`o Winnipeg . . . . . . . . . . . ..$35.95

Moosomin.... ......$38.2o

Regina

Lipton } ....$39'7° Moosejaw. . . . .. .... ,$39.95 Prince Albert. . .. .....$4r.95 McLeod. . . . .. _...$43.95

Calgary _...$44.45 Rc Deer........... ....$45.45_ Strathcona __ . . . . . . . . . .. .$46.45

i<Ir|\l|\lly Low iinlon to iltlrur l’oi||i.~l.

'l‘ii-keis good oi|\g.lunc liih and 'liiih

.luly l2tl\. ilooii io return two xnontin-

dni ufis. .

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Eastern Steamship Co

INTERNATIONAL DIVISION

THREE TRIPS A WEEK. Commencing Monday, May r, ro05,

stesmers leave St. John Monrla s, Wed- nesdays and Fridays at 8 a. m. [Atlantic Standard) for Lubee, Eastport, Port- land and Bosti.

RETURNING

From Boston, via. Portland. Eastport

and Lubec, Mondays, Wednesdays un' Fridays at 9 a. m.

Through tickets on sale at principal

to destination.

evening previous to sailin can

or stateroom for the tri

railway stations and baggage checked

.P'

All cargo, except Live Stock, via the, .k_“_ _"__, ___x_____'__ by ___ L_ nu.-____ ‘ C

' Barrister and Attorney, OEORGEI UWN. P. E. ISLAND.

2zmwf&w uno. Pat.

JOHN A. Mxrrrrasos, K. c.

]i<INs.\s A. M.wooNA|.D. '

Mathieson & Macdonald

BAltltlS'I’Elt§. SOi.ICl'l`OltS. No'r/inn-zu i-\.'nl.m, kc.

(‘lu\riottcto\\»n. Prince i<1<iward Island

Iirnnch (liiicc, Georgetown. l’. E. island.

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MUIVIFORD BROS.

Produce Commission Merchants

IUM3KD’8 BUILDING, AROYLE ., HALIFAX, N. S, Personal attention given io the as ea of Butter Eggs, Hogs, Poultry, llruit,Vegetablea, l¢.,&.c., Proceeds of sales remitted prun-piiy. Market

priee_s dsenr on application. Cgiastgnmenu

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solic te . A- y _» ¢

,Moiluanio 8. Arsonaull

Barristers, Solicitors, etc, _

I SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I. Oiliccs-Royal ilank of Canada building. l NEIL I\ieQUARRIl<2, K. C.

; E. ARSENAULT.

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R. JUHN LEDWELL, lii.l).

Physician and Surgeon.

POWNAL STREET, ` Opposite St. _[os'eph‘s Convent. HOURS-Until ro o‘clocl¢ a. m., r to p. rn.,7io8p.m. 1:-6dw t

.TTT-HORBUN, K. 0., “-5. GAVAN BUF;

Morson 6: Uuffv-

Ban-isrera and Attorneys.

lrovvn‘s llocl., Charlottetown, P. B. l.

DHCIIVEY TQ IQQL 1\`|'

d 5_a_iieitors for loyal Bank sf Canada

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GEO- 8. INMAN. Barrister, Soliehsr, Rotary, alt.

Passengersarrlving at St. John on ngonqisioan. e.~...¢¢ma. -aa.,

_ 1,, 1° direct to steamer and take ca in berth

OMG. Yonllltll. P. ll. T.

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v-I Law, Nu|srv1’\v‘ lic *ir , GNN Ca..\q|9g

North Bids Queen laura. loo" la loan

stcamers Of this company is insurer walnut tire and marine ris .

rn. G. LEE, Agent,,St.4_ohn, N. it

A. H. HAHSCOM, G. P. & . A. CALVIN AUSTIN, V.P. a Gen’i Mgr

Boston Mass

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