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We’re “Cranks," so some of the Clothing

Manufacturers think.

They say we are the worst people in the Cloth-

g business

We’re so Very Particular

When we’re so exacting, it’s for you-so yoii’ll

get what you want-and, by having it, we’ll get the business. j ‘

Y _Come here and look over our Clothing--turn it

inside font'--look at the quality and finish-the way seams are sewed and what they are sewed with- how the padding’s out in -and all those apparently unimportant details. ' ` -

Some .Clothinglooks mighty slick outside--but

it doesn't stay so-any length of time.

Thats Where Uur Purtinacity Scores

Take a look at our perfectly tailored Spring

Suits-»

I Our Handsome Spring Overcoats-

Our Fine Line of RaifnHCo;ts- _

.-. .»l~ 'r 'et ,~I-_iru=._° _ e _ea wear - ' ' gfixgiilzladd Attractive Styles in all kinds. Of Toggery that Good Dressers want.

If you’1l do this, you’1l surely be convinced that

Tris Bssr is risiesf

Boys’ Three Piccc Suits

_ / ' him iv -

Every Boy f, _ here and grati-

Iikgs 3 Suit “J fy l‘llS d€Sli`¢.

~' . W e h a v e .' .- v ft. \ _ 2...?-»~ ,

’ 3.... " ».. ,J Boys Three

with a Vest.

IJ* ._ J,

He wants his

Suit to look

like `Father's.

He wants' it _ ;~_*‘q years Old U9'

, _ , ,

QM ii* - Piece Suits in

' p 'MLA sizes rom

` ' into

tolook Manly. f/ Wards-

CUAT, VEST, AND KNEE TROUSERS

Made from Fancy Mixed Cheviots and 0fl1¢1’

suitable fabrics, cut and tailored artistically.

$3 50. $4.50. $5.50 to $8-00

Suits with Vests cost a trifle more' than they

do without-but the saiisfsction they give lh¢ BOY is worth the small increase in price.

Scattering Dollars

I “D¢,','_t`,'mi:g,5 the great _'cut prize sale of the

1 bou ht

balance of. Weeks & Cos stock which we 8

for _a song. . .

' ffiist note please that we are giving it away near , if not quite. _ f , '

‘Illini-e`s all kinds oi good things in 1*. 5°m¢ ff

mostg, _ ryf- _line they had in stock. Come eiiry

tliougliltécanse it w..n’t stay long around here-

We’vr. stopped ADVERTISING optr IEEEAE-

TIFUL MILLINERY oecaiise we can P P with our orders. `

Prowse Bros.,

<3 A' 91"" only Real Good Clothiers.

. _ _~ _‘J 1?* " 1

\_ `;,,"\h..; _

BEST

‘ vs _ ~

terdsy st 5.

, strived home from

`0lty makes two trips up

Frldlr 1 _

by meld, leave this morning

for \

ismw is his that

s vacation. See

lf intending to contribute to the

Japanese Famine Fund remember he gl vrs twice who gives quickly.

Mocx Pannianinnr banquet in the

Revere Hotel tonight at 8.3). All members are earnestly and cordially lnvltéd to attend. -

Tm: congregation of St. James' Church,

this city, is sending ol! a bcx to the New Hebrides, in the care of the Deep Sea Missions. V

Sxuuni. Aunn, Bannockburn, shipped

yesterday moming one of the beet horses, sired by Aberdeen, that ever left this Province.

Ti-is str. Electra arrived last night a 7.3) o‘olouk, and will leave nt 11.30 this morning on return no Gecrgetownddurrsy Harbor and other eastern ports.

Il.N..Biv.o\vN, of the Royal Hank of

Canada, Oxford, N. S. arrived by thc Mlnto yesterday. He has been trsnsfcrr- cd here and tnkee the place of H. W. Peake.

A C/ini.oAo of condensed milk was

shipped west. a day or two ago by the Charlottetown Condensed Milk Co., und three more carloads for the Pacific Coast will be shipped shortly.

Ain' person, receiving by mall or ot.her~

wise a. sollcil or slightly damaged copy of any issue of The Gusrdlnn will confer a fuvcr by promptly mailing sumo to the subscription munagcr.

TOMMoiux0w's Guardian will contain an

extended nccouiitof the San Francisco iisriihqunke, graphically written by James L Evans, it Charlottetown boy, who was in the midst. of the desolnted part of thc city.

'1`HnRi<: were twenty passengers and a.

large load of freight to HnllIdny's und Brush whnrvcs by the S. S. City of Lon don, yesterday afternoon. She returned again ln thc evening with 30 cases ellgs and I0 dressed hogs.

R. Waiucs, Wheatley River, has rccelvadolettor from his brother, John A. Wares formerly of Charlottetown but

Z 'ful Mlnbo irrlved from Picton yes”-pi

Hip. lu. \ 1

uns. R. c. wiuiincs me suiidieuf

,Anrgcoil etrona boy with s ish- educa- tion can-learn of spormsuentpoaiilcn promotion byepplylng at this °*‘°°*“¥.'“P°», I ‘Afr neun use night, .Im Helnlihh;-._nnd his Stock Company etisngthoneil thogood impression msds on the Bret night of appearance. Shsmns 0'Bi-len was the biilol fare, and it was presented nnd acted in s manner which lnmuch in advance of the manner cf ponrtzrsying' similar medodi-sinus in thc Open Hoillnhore. In thelcsding lady the Oompsny`iiss an scttess capable of holding her audience lnleritical' places, and thus complementing the efforts of the rest of the cast. and sustaining interest until the climax of each scene is fresched. Last night the dramatic elements of the play were ably trested; if at times the rollick-humor of this particular play appeared to predomi- nate, vrhy,itwnseesy to remember the light haute ofthe race it told the story’of. Thepsrts were wall taken; the villain was an ‘wful villain; and the ladies were Winsome; J0_ro ii sympathy-compelling hero, whose songs were delightful. As to specialities, they, as has been said before, are excellent and given in overflowing uiessure. A good house greeted the performers, and such should reward this pleasure giving Company during all the nights they play.

JIPINISI _ r

IAMINI FUND

Subscriptions received nt. Guardian

oflico, and duly forwarded to Jauanz- Total previously acknowledged 5 i3t$.0l Mayfield I1otZ$. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $1.00 Second subscription Mnlpique con~

gregution per IIon.l’.McNutt. . _ _ _ _ 0.55

Episcopal parish of New London tit.

Thomas, French Itlvcr, L50; St. Stephen, Irish Town, 0.12; St.. Marks, Kensington, 4. 47; per Rcv. A. W. Nichols, totnl...........__.$l5.i}il

Clifton Division per Arch. Campbell,

Trees . . . . . . . _ _. ._ . . . . . . . _ . _ . . _ . . ___ .'i.t.'0

Collected by W. Grunt McLeod,

Hunter River:

Grant McLeod, $1; Vernon McLeod,

l0c; Louis McLeod, I0; May Mc Leod, 10; Mrs. Geo. S. McLeod, 10; William Mobbs, itlc; Alex. Nichol. son, l0c; Rev. George Millar, $1; A Friend, 25; Gussie liinns, 30; /t Friend, H); Uncle Toms Cubin, 25; AFrlend, 25. Tot,ul._....._...._; 385

Quebec to Toronto by the tug Moline

Islnnd Railway to state that, owing to the soft condition of tha track, which compels a slower rat/o of speed of trains, from

- .

inclusive, the morning express train froui 1 Sourls and Georgetown will not connect I iii. Royalty Junction with the morning

rrqucste rom

I. especially for the children. Mr. Louson has consented to give such nn

c tha auspices of thc Y, M. C. A. in their hallon Friday night, nt rl o‘olock sharp. W. P. Doull will operate the'lantern,

ren it is open nnd free to all. About 200 views frcmTlgnlsh to Sourls will be thrown on the canvas. This is the lust number ol’ the Y. M. C. A. course 0) practical talks for the season.) `

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Ask your dealer for Diamond lotash

the most reliable soap maker and dirt consumer on the Market. tts &l.w

buuwaismlsevsplub

Clit ingredients

used lu, OUR Cakes ste the

best to be hed and our eske

an THF £§lST in the city.

ehsvet cy Sultans Cake.

Walnut. Cake, _

Silver Cale

st reasonable' prices.

D. STEWART `

Bake! Deli. Breed

and all kinds of sinsll cakes '

Elisabeth McAdams, and formerly of Prince Ed ward Tsland.

May 2nd, Elizabeth. widow of the into

l.ouaon glvc nn exhibit of views of P. IS. m H at ‘ d 87 - por

W iam ou on,age years

[llfunernl today st. 2 o'clock to l‘coplc‘i-1

xhibition with an interesting tal,k, under L °°"|°l-"Y-I

'l`holilgliest‘prica'wlll bc pnld for Qua-

2'7d tvvlm

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

I .f

is burnt on the cover of

every one of our new

` Leath er Covered 'Photo Albums

for nmatelir photogra-

plis.

They are admired very

much by those who have seen them, and all agree that our prices are very reasonable. »

Call and see our assort-

ment.

Prices 25c. 5oc. 6.5¢,

85c, $t.oo and $1.65 each.

` see Mr.‘Rogers present and hoped him before the meeting ended. He would

like to sae the autos kept oi! the highways

and

AUTOMOBILE AND THE

_.__-

~ `}"Heisd`1`0fllccs ln`New Prowse B,|tJ_i:lt-Charlottetown. 0°u,,_md,m;_W'_,_

and the country people must not drlveu oil’ the highways. He was glad

altogether, certainly on market days Sundays. If not kept. off on Sund ya

yet been ilxcd, but would bc pn

Who!!

be to

he`

5 /

feared he might lose his conRl'l'llBl-l°“- , i, _ ' _

Mr. _Tyrrell inquired whatllcense or tax I- 4

was paid by the owner-stof autos and £0

whom. Mr. Rogers said these hnd not I ’ V

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'i_b'lsnrza¢Il&tw¢lll' » I_i""j='~iv”:=~" r ueuunuuucmu. -

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+' ' ‘r.7?`_ .lf

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Rewrcl

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ysble L _ _

where the owners lived. Mr Tyrrell said _ -__

the farmers paid road inxes, und ought ‘ ,

.not be forced o|l` the rouils. ‘ The horses ‘

, perhaps It was thc siiicll of gusuliiic. Doull said muny farmers were

D Y KK

tionsldiscussiou ensued in which

t-would never get used to ilu-so uutcs BOCII. !H!€iV€d. from an

M .

"of, parts of Canada from

em lo in asollnc engines. A co|.vcrsi.- in fhg ig Of

M" be scam. sims not we

Younker, Mr. Curtis and s number more

people who have been

have decided to offer ‘

Shoes represented to 4

roads and streets ought to be ki-pt

on market dnys und Sundays. _ Mr. Rogers was milled upon nnd plnlned ln the most conciliatory way case from the standpoint. of the

for some time ln unc. He symput-hi with the pf-oplc in their alarm. chairman had very fairly stated tl

for himself nnd Mr. Jost-he could spcnk for other others-they wi-rc tnk

any horsc afraid of them nnd gladly w

woman, whom they met. Mr. Jost. ln i

willing to kccp oll` the highways nmrkct days, and oil' the streets nlso

possibly some time hc might have

lo the nssistance of a tlrlvcr, bc it mnn

.wo 1

years liuil no accident. They were qiiitc ’

such dnys till after six o'cloulr. lli.~ business callctl him ull ovcr thc Island nnd

took part, all of whom contended that the $Io0_,a) fewgfd to any

person who will produce ‘

clear » -

evidence which-rwillinesnltin the conviction of an ,q

°"' dealer selling shoe9.and..1:epa'esent.ing to be

the

*\“'~0 _ 'Shats' S101' "‘Slatm’Boots," °‘S\n@Goods,'*]

owners. These vehicles are in use every- num in Sump: or

where. There are live on the lslund, two \ almmedh dead*

of which are in Suunuerslde nnd had been I I- H _me dealer

sed

'f"‘? ,It is our intention touactively

clr _ _

case, but no very serious accidents had Bild IIIf1’I11g€1'S.

yet occurred. Sometimes thc rlilvcrs w more uluruicil than theborses. Spi-uklng

not of the public and of our Company. We are askirg §` for the co-operation of the public. Our Inspector

every care to avoid friglitcnlng hors they' stopped tlielrjunrs when they s

information supplied.

Oli

On \

collecting evidence.

the lining of the

""“ Such action isitaken for the mutual protectinuf, ,

uw ` will be in this city shortly to investigate any I

Every shoe madibby tlic Slater Shoe Company can be known genuine only when the name and price is stamped on the sole.

to Thisis your Sealof Ccrtaiuty in

rcturii on a. mnrket.dsy,but such occiisions __

would bc rurc. The horses would get used to the autos us they hurl to bicycles.

'l`lic chairman said thc owners of horses

wcrc ii thousand to cnc of the auto own-

is further empluisizccl for your protection by the trademark on

shoe. »

ers, nnd cvcry furmci"s business would _-~\iil`i=r, llc wanted to see stile roads. ili- whs afraid some one would he killed. llc nnrlsevcral others ralnted instances of

All oomrriunications will be treated as coiifidciitinl. H

I trouble and danger thnt. had occurred.

I Mr. Doull snid he wus the ilrul. to intro- rlucc the sufcty bicycle in li-i90, und hut ridden wii,li Mr. .lost ull over the islund in nu auto, llc hurl seen less trouble with the luttci' than with bicycles us to frightening horses. Many horses ,i were not aliirmcd at ull.

Much convcrshtioiiul discussion fol‘o

WW5 C590 and Cfllllpbellton Pros. cd. The chulriniin cxprcsscd his cntirc '

. I

Zprgnoyf gmpgpiiséhsaygpgyhoaixigoulali Church per Rev.D. lllolienn . . . .__ 3.00 Epnéldarioc in M11; ltpgcrs and Mlr.lJosti his house fell before he reached the BORN wlguld Iggngfxllnu’ih:;@S;"t:G;e‘:‘

street' hi hem" V ' 'how uboutthe tourists who were conilnil

Hnieisarrnmundsr t s _ _` iii. _ _ ` __ ' , , and bringing autos with them! Ho

.ho found news pertaining to Queon’s AI`;E§§;és'H£s:;ls city Mn’ Z’ to “ "" thought the Government should regulate County. Under the proper hewlinlw ` ' ’ uwn' these things. (inc inquirt-fl why autos vrlll' also be found the news of that BEUKWITH.-At Malden, Mass, May were shut out of liosicuf Mr. Rogers other counties. The Guardian classifies 2nd,t.oLouls C. and Mrs. Beckwith (neelsuld Boston wus lull of autos.

' its local items thus in the hope that this Miss Celia M._Skerry;adnugiiter. ‘There were 14,000 ortln-in in New York

'wlllbo a'convenlencei»0ltSreMlerS» _ Finally tha following resolution was J. »»~»»»» MARRIED. ;';§’::.;’ iD- V-I DBX5 S““dBY MfY uhh- ni' BIN" _-_-~_-~~~ ~ _ _ ~ _ .____. ,,,,|,¢,m0y,pes sh,,u|(| be cxc|,,,|c,|f,»om we HI" 1030 5' "'iKl“r°”‘°p' ml Monday’ BURGOYNE-Mt'.NEII.l..-i\L Tryon, co\intry_roi\dsnu<l strccts of Chnrlotic- M°y 7"h'“t’ P°mb PrImIT“°sda’y may sth' April 30th, 1000, by the Rev. Jus. t-own on inurlret rlnys :tml Sundays, nml Pl“°°°e;W°d“eSd“y' May mb’ 'ft' Bone McDougall, James Burgoyne of North that wc will use every i~tl`ort. to secure Rive" Frmny' M“y um’ P°t'ersR°“d; GrauvllletoMary McNelllof Britilforrl, such legislation ns inny cll`i>r-_t. this,

Snurday May lzbh' Pleasant' Valley' All I bcllcvlng tlint the country pcoplc have at 730 D' m' ' DOLLAR-JOHNSTON'-AL Brflok' rights as well its the owners of iiiil.onio~

tleld, May lst, by the Rev. George Millar, _ _ _ _ _

Tm, S S nnestmouche.. of the N’ A_ T_ Brenton Jumcb Dollar ot, Brookfield to biles, and that in ulvlng Lliom loui' ilnys

UU-. Cl1\l|€\'| IWW IH55 9Vé“l“8 OD her WHY 9°' Eliza Ellen Johnston, of thu same plucc. of tha :wk we un' "OL linking mole "mn

Montreal' with It cargo or coal' She wwe i o“\[;di.:s “iff thi-like were llussad to

four scows belonging to M. Haney 85 Co

I ~ l I 'I'h dl I

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I d h th Hi" b°_ BRADLEY.-AtFrenoli Fort Lot 35 the city visitors were most iiospitubly

giiigrgiiiilgg 3g:u.M;re on e S on April Z7, 1000, Mrs. Daniel’ Bradley, nntcrtitincrl by Mr. nnd Mrs. Tyrrell. .

aged 82 years.

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I' I 25th, Joseph, beloved hnsimnri of mnlrdvi |_;,,|m,,,,t Cum, [),,,,d,.,,f|‘_

April 'l0i.h until May 5th, 1000 both flutes 2"£`or:]e;livic;y(;0nlg: I C

couirh, Maggie May, only and belovcrll daughter of Luuglilln and Mrs. Maul

express train from Charlottetown. Dougull, ngcd thrcv years. I C||n:M¢o_ Moy z, - ( Spvclul ) A Lum” number of pm.am,s |,,,,,e Ilfl USTON.~A\. the residence of T. C. 00"". Aill`ll~. 471 Unrn. M*\Y»

df Mme to mu, ¢,|,,,|», Mr Purccy, Uppcr Great George Struct on Whmi, ' 41;), w|,¢,.¢, "

78'(

.-...si CHARLES ,

Premient oi tl-ie Slater Shoe Company H

any other for-in of word;

on pubiic ami lem mm to is handling Sl.sher‘t Slim.;

prosecute imitatomi

i‘I‘1I“~¥` if l1\.S\l~l_l“ ` li still* 3

This is the Stump on the

Ie- i 'itll it `

Thi.-; stamp

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so nm n _vn- vrlll nie/||\'l find thu price stamped.

ii. SLATER, P

uoNr|u<..u,_ _

I L

w- _ ,_

_T 3

I0 CENTS

A package of

fs. iiiily

'FOR A FISH BREAKFAST

_ cimap enough, inf. in

IlALlI" AX

SIIREDDED

CODFISH

iiiilccs ailelicloiis breakfast of fish bills lor ri large

THE AILANTIC FISII COIVIPANIES LIMITED,

Lunenburg and La Hare,

mBi

N. S..

_ _wo ______ ._________1

“qi

We have a lot of

The Humphrey

` At Less Than 54

~ Half Price l

h I) W . M I l. , 'il'

although thlsls espcclully for the child- P255 Y Ling" ‘anim );';:;l:`e °eS;’r‘;'£_ V

"‘ You will miss_ a grand

` opportunity if you do not ._ buy the job lots of wall

paper we are offering.

_ Call in and see tlieni and 'i at thc same time liavea

3", look at

'n .our Nrw PAPER

We claiin to have thc

~. prettiest patterns and the

lowest prices iii the city, let us ,know and we will send our sample books to our home We know

_V_. P. O. BOX 4x7.

-~vi»H\»¢v~a~h\~l~l~Nl~

Men’s Raincoats _

At $3.00, $3.50. $5.00. $7.00.

--Ai.so- _

- SIIOWERPROOF COATS

Ai $9.00. $9.50, $l0.00

7”' Call and inspect at

k. Moy, . . . .._ Pork. Jun.. ‘$15.00

$10.00 and $l2.00

and $1 L50.

Clothing Store,

Opera House Building, Cliarlutit-towii,l‘. IC I.

_ J. A. Humphrey 6. Son.. Ltd. is A. Winfield Scott, Manager.

Proprietors.

I"lioiic 63,.

- _._A

FISHING

_ GEAR

.. Ili ii ' v sh cl: of p gf (.\ I ~ Rods, Rccils, Lines,

Flies, Casts, c‘c., open-

" ed up :it

Q "The Two Macs”

' :Ive hog: just the paper

I you wa _

. lAYLOR’S iicnoniliithiiinun. =-M M"-v~ c,,g..@¢@ ,ff .__.P.§22_§.1s.i=.__. ° If -na-semrlub A' ' , »f-'~ tw' -f 0~'-°~

Call

' iiiciit

‘ 1lC‘&S, seed,

and sci- samples and govern' test of our wliuni, vetches corii, tiiiioiliy mul clover and he cunviiiccrl that We

linvc the liiglii-sl qiizilliy on the m:irkct_-~A. Iloiiic .\`L C0.

;-_~,duiwi6l twii.

-- _';'_i ’* ' i ._ _._ 'Wifi

KANDY --~”<»~ l<|rcH£N

L`f:lcl»r:iii~1l (`:ii:ii||cI:;, lfiiiligiva. Cru:uii:<. :mil :ill kinds of good lioiiiciiiuflc Canily, also

I Cake and Pastry.

uiucrsieit at Stewart fir Soii’_s flrncerv will be promptly attended tn,

Mills Bros.,

Propi ietors.

5Il.l.s

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