\.

about

I -Pitt

tired

*J*

v i i _ _

Nell Shaw ol West River an

W- a..........`.f..}.~ Perfect F itting i

i ` ‘ __ AN American lady and gentleman

listeuedto Mark Guy Pearse give his

, lecture on Christian Socialism in

f the C ini war and 5 Halifax, and as they were leaving the

,l\lloi‘ria.tl‘a,.stf‘t< 1

¢

` .

Reporters and Correspondents

' .s-mf.

_

MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.

iillll HIS M|SSlllll iillill ,|illiHlSl .

A - H1. "1 Hi. | I . ~ A H ~ i | at E vi Sh.

Have Vnkilfdlitgtibn “mf we are Pwud °f' ‘ , , em 0 church the gentleman said with much S a

_ ' 1

sxnrilvilliais

For me ' Finest stunned"

liiliiii

CII BOND ~

P LITI NUTY P Bl A ITIITI -Pl OOF!

GEO; lj-I. COOK.

NSW DGUBRIBAY BIJOCK. The Mudd when baby is always ~ W.¢l,°°‘.“¢-

sainsisnffsneusta

i HUGHES’ l

DIGESTIVE TONIC

Improves appetite Strengthens nerves Aids digestion. Tones

up the whole body.

It makes you feel like work- ing. .Your money back if it

does not benefit your health.

Price 25c bottle.

GE 0. E. IiUGilE§,

v Apothecaries Hail.

se, . ig e.; l@;@|i§ if

MT-.

mvwr/; '-5 E.,-

LARGE" ' UR "S WIA' L L .ti".i{f'§.i`i.'..'l'i.Ii"¢.§°.'?§..'!i‘¢i i“..‘I.‘l'i’.’I.t.l.'§£T. from us l>on‘t imagine that we neglect small trsaceis you mu want laundered. we do our

oh one collar or a dos.

Phone I5! will bring our team to your door. sun srssu LAUNDRY, Kill QU- Phone r5x

la? =

i»~‘-`>E.$?-‘,- »

Q y Slater

Shoes are the ' Foundation of good Feeling

More than that hey are the lead- ers of Shoe Fash- ion and for wear t h e y ’r e n o t equalled.

We have at Large

Variety f

in popular shapes and styles all ready for ycu ,to step right into- Try them they feel like old shoes from the start.

Alley & Co.

I buy the heat Footwear gold will

purchase and sell at the lowest prices in the city. I Q'Cal1und see..

'E ’rsati`aH1EAN,."

H iywwoide. Ch town. I

NE DEALER

some50 years ago. He lived for a time in Sandwich, on Cape Cod, and then settled in this town. By trade he is a carriage builder.

During the civil war be served in Co. B.

7th Massachusetts regiment, and is now a member of Union post 50, G. A. R.

enthusiastic Christ.lan,and for a long time went about as an evangelist. He used to be a conspicuous figure in the devotional meetings of the Second Advsntists and Methodists. He isnow a member of the Episcopal church.

Several years arr`o he became deeply

interested in mission work-in this town and his first formal innovation was the establishment of a mission in ix building on Washington st. formerly devoted to the sale of liquor. Sebsequently he nllened a mission in the more central section of the town, _where be remained untill he erected the present mission building on Pleasant st.

In his efforts to establish permanent mission headquarters, he was assisted by all of the Protestant churches and by E. C. Swift of Chicago and others. The mission building, which has a seating capacity of l00, is nicely furnished. ’l‘he floor is carpeted and the walls adorned with numerous pictures. The building is healed with a stove,lighted by electricity, and the seats are all cushioned. There in a pulpit and organ on the platform.

All of the local clergyman assist in the

services, which are held at times on Sun- days and week days, so as not to interfere with regular church services.

Mr. Shaw makes a specialty of caring

for unfortunate men, and in the winter itlneranta are privileged to sleep in the mission building and secure their meals free of expense ln his home. He paysf special attention to men addicted to intemperance, visiting them at their homes and acting as tbetr friend when-

ever they are arraigned in court.

Mr. Shaw is a member of the llth Mas-

sachusetts regiment association, repres- enting his brother, Colin Shaw, of Oo l, l1thMassachusette infantry. who was

-‘ ` ` mortnlly wounded at the battle of Getty-

TEN `

will try for the sake ofa larger profit- to make customers believe that other Soaps are “as good as"

Baby’s Own Soap.

Such statemcnts,and others of like nature, help to make his business quiettwhile others are thriving. The public know better, '

Nl%`:W PL0llR

._ ,;,- _ .

e»ité£Llii.a_.iL4sy aifsetfrom dw-Mills' , Stuart,

Fellini.

Gypsy. - ,

Beacon,

in bbls and Kgbbll at

A»|4_ts¢,= ...sseem Quality." _ A ‘ ,,. t _ Bdwu 1- “l?.J"”.»?.\ea.tm%ih§ .“*=i=fo

make

sburg. Every timeaservice is held in

IN Bhaw‘s mission building an American

flag is raised in front of the mission. This fi ig was given to Mr. Shaw by a Boston man. Mr Shawbas a wife, son and daughter.

Mr. Shaw above referred to ls the sev-

enth son of the late Donald Shaw of West River, where his vounrreat brother Alex- ander C. now resides. Two other brothers are yet; living in the U. S., Ewen in Delaware and Malcolm in California. Mr. Shaw fr: quently visits his brother at West River where he spends a month or two ln the hot season.

OF' PERSONAL INTEREST.

Dr. Strickland went east yesterday

afternoon on a fishing trip.

Edward Iauguay, a student at St.

Dunatank-1 leaves this morning for Que- bec

A.bert Toilet Sean Co. Mfrs. ` ----_-~ ‘

HONTREAI-» --There will be a public Gospel Meeting ` ~\

in George Street Church open toall on Bundayar. 4 p. m. Lesson, Job 2812

Y “Wisdom and Understanding."

;, 4. l

Youara safe in buying Black Oat stock

e`eloct'_ lt.to~day- Urto-date hats Sl-0O‘to-U5 00st Weeks 6: 0o'e.

at Whi _' 3 'Ellen if ‘ad , fi or velveteen

We have so large an assortment of them that we can meet the de- Bmth" °f Alexander C-‘ Shaw ,,;Iy';‘,;',°,;;:,',`,'f,rf°::,;';f_:'f:d;‘

,im of everyone ,Our prices are from 51 25 up, of West River-Frequent whois an accomplished teacher or

' ` ' ' ' ' ‘ ` elccution, summed up her whole thouirht

i ~- St Ie Bos

w, W. ,W»ELLNER, - - j¢w¢|¢|»_ ’ .,i:'.;';:::::3f':.;‘:':°::‘;":-.J°:.:°:xslt an r -

" ’ ' - - ‘ I . ‘ -- . _ yit weslli”M|rk Guy:Pearse's resem-

E, iblance to the Hoc. Joseph Howe called

' The felluwinginterestinz account ofa “nh th” *`°m"k Wh" he “Wd ln

W Rl one of his characteristic attitudes, “Do _ est ver man is from the Boston Globe you see Joe How" There he is‘,__

ofa recent date. The Globe also has WeS1e’,m_ _

'Pham ol ME' Shaw and ms mlswn Aolima University, Wollville, Nova minding: Scotia, has conferred the degree ofDD Few men in eastern Massachusetts an upon the Rev. J A Gordon. pastor of the

better known than Neil Shaw, evangelist, First Baptist church, Montreal. Dr t

who resides on Ahorn st, and conducts a Gordon was born in Prince Eiwnrd mission on Pleasant st. Island, oi_Scotch parents,and received his in Can3_dg_

He was bornin West River, P. E. I, earliest education at the local school of

J\1l1°l0-1334.and came to this country Montague Bridge. He first filled the

position ofolerk tothe court, eventually

ved his ecclesiastical training at Newton Theological Institute, Mass., and was called tothe church of his old pastor at East Point. Ho has oiliciatod in Yar- mouth, NS., Leinstir street church, St.

nc was appointed to the First, Baptist church. He had the degree of M A bestowed upon hlxn by Acadia University eleven years ago and has been a member of the home missionary board, president ofthe New Brunswick missionary hoard, president of the foreign missionary board, president of the maritime Baptist convention, and member of the governing board of Acadia College. Since coming to Montreal Dr Gordon has done ri inrlrkably good work in ielievinn the First Baptist church of its very heavy financial burden. He is much beloved by the congregation to which he niinisters.»-Montreal Witness.

PLAGUED WITH

POOR DIGESTION

Don’t Suffer Any Longer-Follow

the Advice of Others and Use

Ferrozone. lt Cures Perman-

ently Indigestion and Dyspep.

sic.

Mr. Louis Meehan, familiar to every

one in his native city of Pevershoro, writes; “About three years agoi ha1 la grippe, which left me in a run down

condition My stom- ach got out of order, and I suffered con-

2 Cured by I stoembly drgom infi-

~ szestlon an yspeps a.

' Fenozone ‘Iwae only able to eats - » - - . » - - - »-- few thlnizs. I had to aive up treating with doctors, because they riidn't help me. On the advice ofa friend, Iused Perrrzone which not only

I Indigestion .

cured my nyspepsia and hiliousness, but

huilt up my strength. I can recommend

Fcrrozene as an ideal remedy for the dl-

gestion."

Mr. Ernest V. Jordan, ol Trenton,

writes: "I had a sevrre attack of stom- ach trouble and indignation which com- etelv upset me. i was advised to hrv gerrozone and did so. Since usinu Fer- rrzone I have not had any further trouble, and can recommend it as a positive cure.

We guarantee that Ferrozone will cure

any case of chronic indignation or dys- Depsia. It has made more lastinll cures than any other remedy, and can, beused with perfect confidence. Dont waste money on cheap, inferor artlolvsz Ret the bi-at at once and he cured quickly. Fer- rosone has no fqual; it does its work thorounhly. Dont be imposed upon__by anything represented "Just as as izood as Fsrromno. It alone can cure tnnroiltzhlv- Prigv 50c per hnx or six boxes for $2 00. M allri-iiahiefi-uunisn. Bv mall. 'rom N C Poison 8: Co.. Kingston. Out, and Hartford, Conn., U. S.A.

Millinery going fast at fasnina tina prices at Paton's. - ll d ll

~...»/

llillCHESON’S

attending Acadia University. He recei-

..:i;¢’i\t - at l s 51.

. ,»,; ,

SIDOB Gllrly lDBIlll00d |16 has b€Bu an John, and Charlottetown. 'lwo years euo li]Cll.

Pdces,

Stan! y

__~ *;_*¢`

We sell the celebrated

W. G. & R. Shirts,

he most perfect fitting and best made shirts

We have them in white, closed fronts,

and open back and front.

111 C010rS-stiiT and soft fronts-the very

newest and best colorings. All sizes 14 to

lto- $|.5o each

lit s.

`..f\f\-fv-F~`f\/N-f~ .___;__

FLOUR ---~

Do you want a barrel ? We carry all the leading brands in

stock which include tlfe following.

BEAVER. QUEEN Cl TY, FIVE ROSES,

DELIGHT. `| lLLS|N'S PRlDE.OG|LV|ES.

PARKDALE.PURlTAN. OBELISK. LOWEST PRICES.

é A l\l I E ? E Phone U2. ‘Bran, shorts and cornmeal for sale by the ba

Z|\l颣§

L , r

.. l '

' -.- -.‘si"L. --th

hir lf" -

i\-\i"‘i‘§“\\i t

\\\Wl

é

' I

Signor Visetti

The distinguished head of the local department of the Royal College of Music, London, Eng., writes:

"In returning you thc Heiutzman & Co. iulto which I have been

using pdnring my proi'cssionl;l visit to Montreal I wish to te

you how much I have upprtecintcil its excellent tone am perfect touch. Iliad no idea that such good pianos were made here, and I wish Messrs. Iieintzman & Co.

eveg success in their efforts. It wo d be hard to imagine better pianos."

Yours truly,

(Signed) ALBERT VISETTI.

This piano is sold here only by

. Soda Water

n ._

._

Dense., null.. 3°‘*fl°» I - i“‘d"i ' j. '|"f.

4

ag l

" Connol1y’a Building, ~ Queen Street. l

- . 4

wAN_rro1

At Hotel Acadia one pastry and assist-

ant cook. Apply at hotel. 10 iltf

PiIlNl LNE

R "filet Direct Boston

The S. S. Halifax will make the

first trip of the season from Char- lottetown for Boston. via Halifax Tl1€Sf1ay. May 17th inst. at 1 rfniock and every Tuesday there- after.

From Boston,Saturdays at noon. Fur all information apply to

Plant line iliiico,

Plant Line Wharf Ch'town.

A-as dwtl 1

- I 1 ~‘1_'A-_l£“ W, E- -

Soda Water'.--Our Soda Water has ,/-'.` l `~\ ,_ always been uutotle standard and our | ,’ ‘ \ mas one er tneiugmin the stty. 'rms "- (fmpirc \_ ,

ywwsistemlto have longwall not \\°__', v _ °| . .

better than ever, "Our flavors are pure r`

andtn`1'e,‘cresuirieh-‘and soda fresh and »' , , .____,__,, _ _,-- _,

lively, using me-gee by isa.-..1v,._.. , , I /.' I `

Doa't f0l‘R\t ua whenwhlnty.-L. W. I I \` \. ., , _ a

nedaia,P|rn.B..os,au-sl Drugstore, Soda Soufig Wgtgf

Beii’s

=‘=f=‘-*~‘=°==»~““ “""“'l='f===‘"* . .ir it it l...i.;‘...... I Boot Store

. Mr. M5n,_,your het i _Come and*

Zilla SCC | Fountain ~W°m°“’5 Oxfmds' a Good Reliable IN somus Misses' B““°“ B°°*=’~

, Oh1ldren‘a Booll.See

“_ , Q V Q _ gg,” V) Youths Bals bt 69c. u - ‘ ' ,

U." IU I"- F _

._ . __. ...~¢.-....,~...

_ .»

-\ .-.,_,.

, XC

se

l i

1

. if i i it (U

.i .

\ " . ,‘

\

'\

-,_,,,_, .

-....-...S