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Y0lJR S|DEBOARD

is con_spicuous fir what it holds.

u-lck no‘.e is taken of its con-

tents when lt's well filled with

Brilliant Cut Glass

$1.75 ilundled uappies.

jeweler.

e are showing a large assortment of erful values just t\o\\'. Ask to see

W. WELLNER

OUR baby pictures-like all portraits that we make-ure natural in pose, pro. perly lighted and beautifully i`|nished.

Fast lenses, high class equipment and

tireless tact are the reasons for our re mllrkable success in baby pertraitm-¢,

Come in some morning and let us get

acquainted with the baby. -

'l elellhone today for an appointment..

C3:-BO II. CIOC li

The Btudiowhsre baby is always

welcome.

LoNrlioAN’s

Cream' Bread

two sizes, 5c. and 10c. A substan-

tial loaf oi quality; contains best

Hour, made by hmchinery in xl clcnn

bakery. We know liounekeepers want

the best and we have arranged to

give it to them in Crearn Bread.

l.0NERGAN’S _ BAKERY

The ilolnt-, of Crc:un llr\~:ul

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Coal for the home.

Order your supply. Always clean and

reliable. L o W e S t.

prices of I the year in effect now.

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Huntley and Palm_er’s_ °°

I. English Biscuits --

\Ve have in -stork fl very nirc °'

' :iss ment of those English

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Our stock of Queen

Quality shoes is the grcitest sllowing in the city ot' the best in fall footwear for women.

They are ill the lat-

est styles decreed cor- rect by Dante Fashion. in Fifth Avenue, Derby, Atlanta and Newark lasts with that high heel and short vamp effect which is worn by the exclusive smart set in fashion centres.

Buttoned boots in

patent leather, gun metal calf, and tan calf.

Laced blucher boots ill

patent leather, gun lnctal calf, and tan cnlf. patent lcatller.

Call and see our showing,

slioo $5.00

4.50 0

ALLEY £3 C.O

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H.|].JUHNS`l]N

Kent Street

Practice limited to diseases

of Eye, Ear, Nose Throat and Skin.

Eyes tested and noted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS

9 to il a. m. 1-30--3-30 Evenings on appoutment

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P - _ Head Otiices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown

Walter Simpson, Bay Viéiv, was in

Miss Helen Clements. Murray Hur- bor is visiting in this City. l

Frederick Strickland, llostozi, is

visiting his home in this City.

People wishin to save money

day and receive the discount.

' Peter and Mrs McQuaid and Miss McQuaid, City, left yesterday on a, visit to Boston and New York.

Rev H. R. Bell will preach at New

Glasgow at eleven and seven and Fredericton at three on Sunday next.

Miss Lauretta Bernard, St Elea-

nor's, is visiting in this City, the guest 0.’ J. Garfield and Mrs Bennett.;

two o’clock from the residence of her daiughter, Mrs E. H. Beer, Long- wlorth Avenue. '

ing. Mrs. W. J. McEncbcrn, Mount Albion, will sing a solo, also Miss Marguerite Mcblachern.

The Sunday School of St.. James’

at 2.30. A hearty invitation is ex- tended to all college students and visitors. Rev. T. F. Fullerton takes the gcntlemen's class and T. C. James the ladies,.

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Miss Sarah A. Stuart utid llcr

brother, A. A. Stuart, Jr., return- cd to Boston yesterday after it very plousnnt vucutiun spent ut their honlt- in llelic River. 'I‘hcy were uc- colnpuiiicil ns ini' as Cilnrlottetuwn hy their hrotllcr, Murdock Stuart.

Rev. W. Harrison of Grace Church

has n. sermon in a recent issue of the Montreal Star which is very highly spoken of. The same writer has an article in this week’n Wesley- an on John Bunyan and Westminst- er Abbey, which is reproduced else- where in this issue.

The Guardian is indebted to Jas

Kelly & Co, City, for a large box of Sliinun an antiseptic hand cleaner which will iustantiy clean and' re- move grease, paint, tar, ink, rust, metal, fruit, dyc and all other stains, leaving the llands soft and smooth.lt is nicely put. up, easily applied nnd

ing.

Parties interested in land invest-

ments in Sunny Al‘lurta‘s valley in connection with the (lnllaaiinll Pacific Railway Colonization llepartmeut should - write at once to J-am-es D. Sealy, St. John, l‘eplv\.~.v::|Lltti\'e for the Maritime Provinces, who will cheerfully send all information rc- quired. The ad giving particulars as to the location of land and the aiu which will be furnished by Coloniza- tion Departmcnt appears elsewhere in this issue.

On the eve of their departure from

Haddam, Conn, to their homes in Brookline, Mass., the many friends of .Miss Sadie McDonald, and her cousin Miss Annie Tcrlizzick, assembled at the home of H-on John and Mrs Brainard, to bid them fa.rewell.Music, games and other amusements were in- dulged in until a moderate hour when, aft/er psrtaking of a bounteous re- past, the happy company dispersed after singing God be with us till we meet again. They all said it was good to be there. Miss M-acDonald and Miss Terlizzick mwde nm-ny

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° iiisctlits in iius und in bulk.

Ainong tho best' sellers arr- §3.‘II.‘fI;¥.`.!l§i."“" } 3= “'- Coronation 36 vt-nts per lb. Short. Bread 48 cents per lb. l’hilippilu‘s

and } 70 rents pt-r lh.

/icorns llouseholtl in tins 35 rt-ills wirll. Rtnfrplioll in tins .io rt-nts l-:tt‘ll. /\i`tt-‘rnoou Ten . . _ __ _, , and l'l:u\l.ttion i In mb 4°( "H h

Beer £9 Goff

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Grocery i Bargains

Flour per lihl 5.25 and 5.50

Flour 98 lb lings 2.60 Grniutlated Sugar zo lbs for

l. lo

Barbadocs Sugar lolbs for4_5c 250 will buy am' of tht' to iow-

ing.

6 lb Il Rice,

7lh Cream Wheat

8 lb Rolled Oats

lo Goldust Cornmi al

7 lb Graham Floul

Sanderson' & Co

‘ Sunnyside Grocery

I DR. . Elllb I DENTIBT

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We Take Good Groups

(`-ronps tnlu-n ll_\' usa arc,

|n:\st¢-1'-|\iet~\-sol`:\rt istiv photo-_ grnpliiv \\'o|'k-tin: p|'otl\|t‘t of nu :\|'tist'\vho stlntnrs every clctnent that goes tu make :t pet-t`t-ct, \\'t=l|-:l|'l':\\|gufl photo- graph. Seo us totlny. _

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Opposite Blake Bros. ;

Dentistry Dr. C. ll. BEER. Surleon Dentist Berlin Dental Parlors Richmond Bt. P\\°D° 159 J Over Prawn Bros.

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‘lk $150 nt' resent occupied by Toll" T~ M?-

The large imc _U1 IHS P - 5 'd 3| C

Ken7.i¢',"eeiltér.1ll,y__s1tuated close to Mnrllcggqilxlixtlpléalydall P0" building. Has plate glass. ff0“t 011413 9 800( ~ " ' que

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`L`»onllnion 80, East River 69, Lak-evillio

friends during their stay here. Miss Terlizzick above mentioned isa neice of Miss May 'Perl-izzick of Charlotte- tow-n, l’. E. I. Both of these youne ladies intend visiting Prince Edward Island next summer.

The regular meeting of the Cheese

Board was held ill this City yester- day with n large attend-ance. The cable message read twenty-eight bun- dred _otiered ten tive eigbths Ibitl, none sold curb white ten half, colored ten tive eig-hths. The follow-ing cheese were boarded: Kensington 650, Stan- ley 345, New Glasgow 320, Winslow 90, Hazelhrook 110, New Perth 250, lied House 120, Red Poi-nt 80, N-ew

100. All sold to Mr Spillett except Kensington and New Glasgow at 10 tl-16. Cornwall, Alberton and [nike- villc paid their fee of $2. Reports were received from the Market Divi-' sion-from three sliip-ments oicllcese which 'reached th-elr destination in fairly good condition, a few small lots showed some heat.

::We recommend and dont-.ws re-

commend Bland’s _Compound Iron 'i‘onic Pills for over-worked, nervous, rim down, rheumatic people. They build up the blood, strengthen the

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'ray lem: news. nm or su. . A. J. la. Mellini, city, ms return- I '

*"’ - ed from Halifax.

this City yesterday.. _ Peter McLeod, Lorne Valley was in

the City yesterday.

There were no cases before the Po-

lice Court in this City- yesterday.

Rev G. E. Ross will preach in Zdon

Church tomorrow at eleven and seven.

should pay their electric light bill to- Miss Nettie gene;-,< Cigy, has re.

turned from a visit to the Clement House, Murray Harbor.

Mrs. P. J. Trainor and Miss Rose

A. Connolly, St Teresa‘s left yester- day for New York and Boston.

Miss Enid Simpson. Bay View,spent

yesterday in Charlottetown, the

'--° éguest. of Miss Clark at the Experi-

mental Farm.

Mrs. J. M. McLeod, Orwell, has re-

turned home from visiting friends at

The funeral of the late.Mrs Charles|Mt. Albion, where she was the guest

Leigh takes place this afternoon at of her sister, Mrs. McEachern.

Most of the farmers of Cherry Val-

ley are through harvesting, which was a magnificent crop. Some are

i Everyone who can should attcndmommencing to press their hay, which the praise service in the Cherry Vai-lwns also abanner crop. V ley Methodist Church tomorrow even-1 . _ ---~ `

Mrs. Alex. Elder, of Cambridge,

Mass., formerly of Moncton, has been enjoying a. tour among her relatives and friends in P. E. Island, and is 'now in Moncton for rl. brief stay

..(}hurch re-opens tomorrow afternoon among her many old friends.

Rev. -1. F. Floyd, accompanied hy

Mrs. Floyd, will arrive home this evening from St. John, N. B., and will occupy his pulpit in the Central Christian (lhurch tomorrow morning und evening. The time of t.l\e.f~lun~ dny Scllool will he clulngcll from lt) ll. nl. to 2,30 p. m.

| Yesterday ’l"l\e tluurdinn was shown 'n strluvhurry pinnt coiltuiililig -nfully 'ripe and several green berries. It was picked by J. lt. Fartiuharson, Mermiai-il, from a field on his farm. which is now white with strawberry blossoms. It is nn oxceptional thine to_find strawberries in Septemltet and speaks well for thc ideal climate of _lthe Garden of the Gulf.

In speaking of the crops judged at

Strassburg, Sask., A. M. -Black of itlle Dominion Seed Grain Branch, stated that John Holman’s was as _fine as it was possible to_grow it 'and thought it =purer than that grown on our experimental farm. Mr. .Holman has disposed of his ,farm and has commenced the erec- ‘tion of a house in Strnsshur M

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gives the user n must refreshing feel-igulman is a native of Your P, E_

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::Stop at the American House,

Picton. H. W. Flafger. 9-ldlmpd

_gatmn Company Limited

Commencing Monday the 2nd of

May the S. S. Northumberland will leave the Col'npany’s wharf daily, ex- cept Sunday, at 8.20 o’clock, a. m. Returning will leave Picton about 4.20 o’nlock, p. m.

G. W. WAKEFORD,

Manager.

Charlottetown, April 28th, 1910.

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Fine Showing oi

'Charlottetown Steam Navi-

nsrvcs and restore the health gener- ullv. Put u in boxes oi 100

store, Sunnyside.

Good Souvenirs

We have a large and

complete assortlueut' of all that is beautiful and dis- tinctive ill souvenir jewel- ery.

'l`he designs are finisllcd

very nicely and bear the Island coat-of-arlns.

()ttr lille covers pins,

belt buckles, broocltes, stick pins, cuff links, hat pins, \'eil pins, etc, in stuart and distinctive dc- signs and well finished in gold, and silver.

just drop in and see our

stock.

G F. Hutcheson

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at 50c. E. A. Foster, Central Drug- I Jeweler and Olmcmm I

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Theatre

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I The The Pioneer Picture lioua¢

Peoplas 0f the city i l cts 5 cts

Tonighfs Pictures

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L Player

S W CRABBE

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wonderful story telling

Stanley Brothers

Woo?

in England. I

Andalusian.

6 cents per halfounce skein.

Kilmarnock S V

and boxed for us.

MEET ME A'I` THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

are used almost exclusively by sum- mer' visitors to this Province on ae count of their excellence, our Wools are imported direct from the makers

Single Berlin (four fold) Double ‘

Berlin (eight told) Shetland and

Zephyr Shawl I-`|0SS 9 cents per ounce lap A _

. Ladyship Shetland Shawl Floss .-

Abeautiful wool composed of three folds pure Ansf tralian wool, and one fold Mercerised Angora

12 cents per ounce lap

FINEST

BEST FDR WEAR I

Our special make of Scotch Fingering four ply , ‘ I5c skein or' 2 skeins for 25C.

Stanle I Brothers Special.

The finestyfour ply soft Scotch Knitt-A ing Wool manufactured. Specially banded

' ' zo cents per 2 ounce skein.

1 ANLEY BROS.

Fresh To-day

“Tile chocolates that are different”

flavor.

Trices 35C to $1.00.

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i Neilson clneolutg' iw” “Ei

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Try a box and you will join with our nlany pleased clts- l

tolners in pronouncing them the best ln Puritv, Quality and

GEO. E. HUGHES, el "‘5,l’.§‘;'£l§" '__ ~

f Appuizing island salmon

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We have sto'~ked a large quantity of canned choice ls-

l'lnd salmon, which most people prefer to the hritish»Col- ulllbla product. `

1`liis szllnlon is delicious, appetizing and a rare fond for

body and brain. None ofits good qualities have been lost ln citliling and is prepared jtlst tl little better than you could do lt \ourself.

We like this stock of Island salmon and we know you

\v ll too. Price per can . .. ..........25C.

Will Soon Be On

in' the shooting line.

if Call or write.

p lg0i‘t;"s sacrifice and anoth- HARDWARE MERCHANT A - - ' A RALPH BRAGG Agent for Pnroid Roofing

“ mgtructwe legson Chnrlotetown s favorite stu er

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,uck Shooting

We are here to sell you Guns, Car

tridges, Shooting Vests, Decoys, Belts. Powder, Shot, in fact everything you need

HPRACTICAL-I

Carriage Painters

'l`h:|t‘s \\'ll:\t we are and if you

once let us do :l job foryon you

will soon find it out with-out the use ~

ofa televrope.

Our work is A--I and speaks for

itself. (live us a_ vllalncc on _your

nt-xt job. '

FRED. C WALLERF

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APLANT INF. _

Direct Route to Boston

Sailings f`or St-ptmiiiwr to HAWKEF-

RURY, HALI FAX and BOSTON. 'i`Ul‘ISD'f\\'S and |"RlDl\\'S AT NOON,

A U'l`lll\lN F..\'CURSlONS toBOS'l`ON

:intl |"cttl|'|\, gootl |`ot'_10 DAYS from date of saling.

Kate $12.00 Commencing |3th September.

Rt-turlling ll.-:iw iioston Tuesdays and

Saturthiys at noon.

T. NICOLL

Agent, Charlottetown.

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