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Today, today, our new st-ook of ills;

, tied alter the Baird Pattern, IB gross. Call

Any one who is particular about their

stylish hats made.--S._ A. Mcllonald, sore Arrest. 12.1 II

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I Are you thinking about a new _ I Hut' You want to see our imc 2 Z - for the b.-st. in town- “HIiwes" ' -

TEE PEOPLES PAPER.

iihlished at its oEioes,§‘sw Pmvrse Block, North Side Post 0iiiee°0harlotte- land in lU0l._and which ie claimed t°h¢\v¢

.nd “B thgnggwdln gm." uppmm post town, Prince Edward lelan Canada, at the following rates, payable in ddvancez `

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°m°° 'M H I w‘ii'e°i.I’}‘lnaiuon°(wgdi{¢sdaLyLipper yen-..._ The purwse 0"-11° Twvt is tv “°'1“'"*

'Eh G ian will not beiespomible for currency el stain remitted throu h f

hats in the leading cities, wiiiwem- gniy 5, mrlls. esehdrgy Postal Order, Express Order, or Registered leflzr payable to The ex in had prevent' them Muna mm Boston D¢,.|,,_ the best, mmm and' nw” Island Guardian Publishing Company. D »

Brsncb Offices at Sumhierslde, Albcrton, Gearyclahm and Searls. P"“'*“ "““d“~ 'n‘° '1"'“°° °“ ‘°‘l“"‘“3'

Business Office Telephone i33b Editorial and News Telephone i3’ia. “ld news” wndum th? me M "quam

_ Odlco lioum 8 n. In. to 6 p. ni. I Oilleo Hours I p.m. to 6 p.In.; 8 p.m. to 2 a. m. "mmng its dwmends w uve per cenmand

.sas-s-»ws_ua_ l-I J ' -I9’-l_ |_,",~ls\lp l T' » I csnaiorrzrown GUARDIAN A - v I- » I ~ A

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| u n _e Dura . amos . » . _ _ ' ' . . .

at G. H. Tl;yl:;i_fsn Kotan ce saieigdgiilit ati; 2112112; gi; :urther the of .the people and Pro- W" pmmfnent in the pmmonou df th, V is glVlllg lllé highest

J. P. noon, Adm-iI..I..g Mgr. ‘ J.E.B. McCRlcADY_ Edin... handing over all profits to a council for I-‘. lr. :\'I~:\\-soM, si.i»..¢I-Iprln.. Mgr. - ns. Mcnalc. News mirror.

Public House 'h-ult, established in Eng-V

been of great bcueiit in the Old Country.

rom time to time any liquor licenses that

ohiects of public benedt. It is really an

: and “'.l‘ress". - Wceks&Co '

- 5dwtf s tem. The Trust puts forward thei

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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 12, IW5 W

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`Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

English modification ol the Gothenburg.

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ith pure liquors, tums public houses in-

& Co- Charlottetown Agents.

audw tf.

lrun-Ox Tablets can be had at McDonald

&: M,cKinuon’i-1 Drugstore. 7dr:

Black taitetn belts prettlly made, nicely

only 25cts at Ili. Trninor 8: Uo‘s. l2cl ii I"

If .l'0ur baby“ isa little too grown up" for the °Hl'l`|“R0. YOU ought. to get one of our J' "BM bdlli' 0i\rrit~r.~. ’i`l\ey are _just the K thing, do not take up much room, liubt of 10 P\l5h~Vf.‘r'}' llfght on yourpurse. Call iI| sh today and select one from the .bi-st

A VERY STRONG CASE, access to this Island Province.

_.__ t .` When the manufacturers, producers and counglng the “le of food .nd n°n_|nwx|_

As appeared in our Montreal despatch Shippers Uf "W W°Slff\1|lY “Willie i0 the cat|ng dl-|,,k5_ yesterday morning, the interest of thc ‘fact that in point of time and difficulty of Earl Grey is something of an enghusigsg

trimmed and shirmduml ,med thmughom Montreal Board of Trade has bcenenlisterl access Prince Edward Island is for months in behalf of the pu|,||,, House T,-us; ,md

bt-lnili of the Tunnel by the Iible and of the year further away than Australia,

jusfls (U Said

Jibout liars!

' It takes years of experience to_iind the best li for gentlemen.-If you will notice that one year certain hat was sold as the best hat in the ciry, another year its on the bargain counter and another liat takes it’s place and of course IT'S THE BEST

, in town. Next year another bluff will-probably . ll? Workcd on y_oa. Perhaps after 25 years of this

kind of hat business you will all come to know what we knew zo years ago that there is `

nly Ono Boot

Hot ln Town

and that is the Christy. 22 years ,we have sold

V them and never yet .heard a man say his did not

wear well and give him perfect satisfaction.~

Most. hatters around town are now~just where

we were 20 years ago in the hat business. _ We have over 5ooo of the Proven Best Hats on earth _to show you now-no guessing .about 'what hat will be best next year for Christy is always the best Sold on merit.

Clothes M nr non

When your little Toddler steps from his 'home-made clothes

‘ into his first Suit with Trousers, you'll want him to step into -, the right sort.

The v Iviety we are showing for these Youngsters beats

ag Anything to be Had Anywhere _ i

ii If iliere's a right new style, it is here. ,. Bring your boy in, if it is only to see how_l1clool<s in our 2’ handsome Spring and Summer Clothes. 1' Stunning little Russian Blouse Suits dainiily trlmiufrd- ‘i natty Sailor Suits- Sailor Noriolks, in which any roy will ap-

” pear attractive, §I.oo, $2.00, 33 co, 554.00 $5_o¢,~, $6.06, $7.00.

Prowse Bros. ,

The Only Real Good Hatters and Clothiers.

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THE LARGEST PROFITS I

, ,Are assured you on your

' investment insurance

if your policies are placed in

The NORTH AMERICAN LIFE

'f ‘A stron g. progressive Canadian Company issuing every

pular contract. insures men, women and children on

gba! favorible rates.

ROSS Sc HATTHEWS.

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Charlottetown,

' Provincial Manager for P. E. island and Cape Breton.

; The present Suez Canal cost to construct

'lb-»-Q;-w~¢~l~$ *_

couvim-ing spec:-,lies of Fatiioi-‘Burke and they will clearly see that this isa matter Recently senator Haque and “untim-

J.` Hughes, M. P. The member for which Quo-hesthcirpockets, and they will bmw, ,,d\,0catcd the system h, the Cana ingls presented the commercial aspects join with us, as they are already doing, to ,mm Senate claiming, that it would do the case us he is well nbl_o to ilu, ha\'c.the short missingliuk supplied by Komiby e||mina¢,|ngin |31-so measm-5 the

owing also the large pecuniary interest the construction of the Tunnel. _ element of private Kam from the "quo,

variety in Chm,10m_,o“n__Joh" N0wMn_ which the conimert-in'l InetroD0lis of Can- Our case is rcally an amazingly atronll traffic. Bhd Dlncc the.|,“5|,,“s on n more

lzld Bi “dl” ll"-" ll' ”‘~`““"llliI WIS! limi 001100110115 one. First we have u rock foundation ln respectable ba5|B_ Them |5 limo .<]0qi,|,

'_' 1% 4 _ ____ ‘Q , ‘tho legal obligation under which the Do- that Euqgrey is s|nce,-0 |n his d¢,,.,|,-e to

,minion is bound to give us continuous promote greater modemugn among tha* steam communication. Behind this is drlnkemin Camdm 1|, may ,,180 1,0 nd. the even stronger moral obligation to sup- muted ¢,y.,,¢, the Publi., House Trust is

ply efficient mid equal trade facilities bc- doing good |“ EnK||md_ His Ex¢e||¢n0y'g ;l“`°“¢" “H U10, Pl'0\'i"C'~‘S~ OW' Ulm for mistake lies lucntlrelyinlsupprehending justice is made to the conscience of the me dm-Hence |,e¢,wee,, the habits and °`l“'~c“""°" ‘md me 9001"” °f C“““d“ and scntluicnts of the people here mid in Eng- will not be uiaidc in vain. lnadditlon we |,md_ C,,,m,|,\ is one of the Bone;-est

have the bond of a common commercial L.0um,|es in the wo,-rd; ].}r,g|.m(|, un. and industrial interest in all tho Provin- fo,.¢,um,L,_,]y one oflmc _most d,.,mkcn_ ces, and cspcciallyin the Maritime Pm- T,.mp,,m,,ce ,.ef0,,m and wn,pL.,.,,m.,,

vinccs, Quebec and Ontario.

Canada than would the Tunnel. It is em-

oi the Dominion. Doubt-less the bcncilts

would be greatest pro rata in the Island, but thc mutcriiil iiitcrests of all the Pro-

vinces would be indlsputabiy touched and bciicrltetl. These facts together with the

i`n\'orable interest shown by the leading public nicn of both parties give us good grounrls to hope and believe that thc work will no forward. The cuse for the '[‘unncl is exceedingly strong.

M A SECOND SUEZ CANAL.

That nmgnlflccnt work the Suez Canal

isbc-ing loudly complained of by ship- owners ns an opprcz-Isi\'c`nIonopoly. The clinrges on shipping passing through it

'arc heavy und the profits enormous. |\‘Vhcn Lord Heliconsfleld obtained the | l{lIorlivc's shares ln the Canal Iit I1 cost of $20,000,000 the purchase was tliought by runny taboo doubtful financial venture.

It was thought worth while, however, to

'obtain control of the new highway to I II\IliIi.

.\'o\\' th0se shores are worth six or seven

times their original cost. But. the con~

trolling interests will not reduce the tolls. So high are these tolls that even with the

present pr'cc of coal it is said to he cheap- cr, wlicrc time. is no great. object, to send a stcniner all thc wny around the Cape of

Good llope, as Russia sent avlurgcrportion of her Baltic fleet, rather timn pay the cnnnl charges. Hence has arisen the pro- posal to build Ii new canal to connect the waters oi the Mediterranean and thc Red Sea.

:intl enlarge it $120,000,000. The great coiilrnclrlng firm of Airds who built thc Nile rlnm is said to have undertaken to bnili Ii wider and deeper canal than the

present one for between $2.'i,000,(I00 and $30,000,000 and complete it in four years. if this can bc done the work would when constructed either put thc present canal out of lriisincss, or conipcl a great reduc- tion of its tolls. The present rate is about $1.70 per ton, having been reduced from Ir

biirhcr rI\tc oIi lst JnInnn'y, lilllti. Very probably thc serious proposal to build ri new I.~annl may bring about Il. further rcrliiution.

Get Ames Holden shoes from

Conroy the Shoeman. Sunnyside.

‘ rzdw rw

G. H. Taylor lins the real thing to keep

your scarf pin from being lost, See tht-,ni in his window. 12d 2i

Now lirilr combs and ornaments, new

lintpirrs, new crochet coiton,new satchcla and purses nt M. 'l`ralnor & Cds 12d li

Going fishing? If so it will pay you to

make Ii. visit to our store. We have great values in fishing tackle this year, ali new stock. See tho rods we offer for one dol-` lar and $1.50, cannot bc equalled any- where. Scc also the ilics we sell for ii and l0c.-Ellis the Drugglst. lid li.

We were never quite so satisfied with

ourrllspiay of millinery, and the enthu- siasm of the throngs of stylish gowned women who vialted the department dur- ing the opening days ia evidence that the elegance of Paton's millinery is appreciat- ed. There is something more than elega- nce to nil this ilnery-they are practical :Ind serviceable hats. Part of the opening displays will be in place this _week and we almll be plenaeal io have you lionoi us

N0 Public “'°"k has bee" l"'°-l°°t'°‘] l" linlfa century beliind wlint. they are in

recent years ‘which would more surely thh, count,-

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”"‘“’m Ulm” f°“"U’S Uf the P‘*°Pl° Uf The Public House Trust represents rul-

plniticiiliyuwork for thc general benefit

to places of refreshments rather than bars, and promotes temperauoe by en-

would like to see it adopted in Canada.

legislation in the Mother Country are

vnnccd teniperuncc legislation in England. Thcndoption of the system hcrc where thc

back\vI\i'd. llcrc all the liquor interests ‘

emi adoption oi' Earl Grey°s or the Gothen-

the new things.

New New

Cloth,

New W

Cheue,

New Peau de Silk, _

New Siiitiugs,

New

New Taffeta Silks

ool Crepe de

Sole

New Broad Cloths, New Fancy Braids,

Shirt Waist

New Pique, New Basket

Summer Under

Ni»:w Mi:N's FURNISHINGS

fight is for entire prohibition in several of . _

our Provinces and the abolition ofthe bar e r N n S 0' in others, would be taking ii long stop 0 ` ,

, ` ra

would gladly compromise upon the gen-‘

Ii (foo period Frida 2

lilillliltti'

Show days in this department are over. and

have been a decided success. We _have never before taken so many orders on our opening days, showing the efforts of the management in this department have been appreciated by good Judges of artistic and nicely trimniyd' millinery. A large`lot of _ new mil- liuery came to hand yesterday. Lome in and see

liao 0unna Bats

NEW LUSTRE (Black, Blue, Cream and Blue)

New Pique Skirts, '

Lustre Skirts, , Chiffon Broad

New Shirt Wais

Suits,

New Tweed Skirts, New Medallions, , New Shan Tung Silks,

New Messaline Silks, New Louisene Silks, New Tweed Suitings, New Wash Goods,

New Muslims.

Cloth, New Shirtwaists. wear, New Hosiery.

satisfaction.

¢ If you are trouhl.<l

Q trys bottle, it is al- ; most sure to cure yor._

' If it don’t no charge.

I-:LLI

Only 2 5c from

V, The Drugglst '

M and Opticiau.

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l‘louse Cleaning

Means extra work for the ladies. Let US help YOU by doing your lace curtains, table linen, blankets, sheets. slips, towels. etc. ‘ There ` will be more sunshine in the home if you do so.

We guarantee satisfaction.

A. F. WEBSTER,

Star Steam Laundry. Kent St.. Phone 151.

. ATTEND CONROY’S

GREAT

burg system, while the promoters of tcm- _ _ _ __ ___ _ ______V -

lt. We want no Public llousc Trust in

Canada. Its adoption would serve to in- t-rencli the liquor trufllc in the Dominion

much Inore strongly than it now is.

The time has past. for gui-iiisliing the Iiquor rnifriun this fauna-y with rr tIII.£.-eI respectability. It is too much rllscrcditcr

for that. Had wonot longsincc pnsscr beyond such mcasuresas Earl Grey pr

poses Canaria would not bc thc compar- atively sobcr country thnt- it is. There is

still unfortunately much drpnkenucss ln the I)omini0II but Itis fractional compared

Earl Grey doubtless nicrins wcll butiu thc

matter of tcmperonce reform and teinpcr ance leizislatlon he represents the days o our grand fathers rather than the prescn generation in Canada

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'land piuqoxipue

‘llnqoai so nun; Issac '°':..:°r.r:'r:.:::n'i=.... $9|i¢|» Wi Wm ral in sushi or, _ ¢

Call ni- Sprnguc‘s new shoe store- today

and sec his prices. You will be surprised.

, 12d ll.

Anolhm' f/rm! /oi of daiorly thin(/s

illcbeorl, 1/5111 .

I About ilu|s.»~Vi'e gimrnnteu 3 our “TI'cI~Is"$2liIIl-to wenrniiri I bold r-olor,--WcI.~ks SL (lo. Z Solo A|.,'eIItsI. lidwti

llooooos

We can offer you some-

thing nice in these.

They are generally too

much bleached ,but those we have just received are nnbleachcd, good shapes-- sound and good values at the prices asked.

S°Don’t forget us for

your housecleaniug wants' --we have every require- ment. _

Royal Silver Polish~-the

best article you ever used for the silver.

A.W.RC<ldln,PlIm.B. Sunnyside.

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with your preacncé.~-iris. Paton & Co. * ’ R” ,,,, _ i

12 tl li.

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- ‘zo ~ fr

4 fl

witb the drink cvil in the Mother I.Itnd. - { E ,fi

Jap-A-Lac Rcjuvcnatcs

.di

si it pockets of different de

pi hs.

vI/oLmi\\\a\i\\*/

it does. 5oc buys a pint can. '

Perhaps you don’t know

we sen JAP-A~LAC. the

great rejuveuator of

floors, furniture and all

wooden and metal things around the house-the

kind that comes in a great

"variety of colors and has a hundred uses. And we see

many other 'househo ld n cessiiies our stock is com-

plete aud up-to-date in

every way. and our price-’

Drop in and let us tell you what Jap-a»Lac is and what

hoiIHogoI`s_lloIdwaIo Bo., lid.

ROGLRS CORNER.

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aiiine th sto k and believe we

Particular men buv their huts from us I . . I e C

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insuring public.

I9 mwf iyr

of the total amount of new business written by al

the Canadian Life Companies (zo in all) in ihe year 1904-a practical guarantee of the confidence of the

peruncc reform wouldlas prompt-IY reject

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SPOT CASH Discount Salc

of all boots and shoes in

stock.

SUNNYSIDE. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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Custom TaIioi°lng,GeIi1’s Fur- nishings, Hats, Caps, CIC.. CIC.

Slit.:-We wish to direct your

attention to our stock of new cloths for spring and summer wear.

Our cloths are imported from

the very best manufacturers in England, Scotland and Ireland and include :

I Worsteds. Fancy Suitings,

Vicunas, Serges,

Tweeds, Trowseriugs.

And fancy Vest Cloths, Overcoatings in Vlcunss, Rain-

proof sud fancy Worsteds.

We can guarantee satisfaction

in tae cutting, fitting and make up of our clothing.

We invite you to call and ex

-Weeks 8: Co-Styiislr liuttcrs 12d ll . V - ' will be able to suit' you'

ii ` Y°lU'5 f¢SPf°tfUllY'

in n]11‘iviy '/i¢'¢‘l'ul'r'ar came in by a1‘]n'1:ss ' & ` C0'

_1//:;!tcrflI\_1/.I l1Ve1cavt irlrzi; in was/t 6 -5 p Queen Street' - ro ara am. 'urn aw,'1‘s,1; 01' rr. 1/1la1‘h,'r h _ ,'?.0c, 25a, 351', 4/ic ami 11]),-Jllngrn C -arlottetown

' The Sun Liic Assurance Company wrote 26 i-5 p. c.

Disinfécting Effective, Safe, Economical,

E- R- BROW. Having installed an u -to date

Charlottetown.

E; 2

lowners,

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For CASTINCS. REPAIRS

'l .'» ' l

Dairymen,

Lobster Packers

When fitting up for Spring work try the

. N nw F o U N D R

Foot of Quepn Street

of all kinds.

Founders. Machlnins and Boilermakers.

.II lla: Charlottetown Foundry Machine Co. Lid.

P|\0:\`:'75. Peake s No. _1 Wharf. P, 0, BQX 4"

` Manage; fo, p_ E_ Island lormaldeiiyde Generator. wiiiich is a

_iarfect Germicide lam now prepared to disinfect dwellings. :exile Buildiu lf-

. Bl to i . ete..l'\|

ii i°.n..I.| o..I.'.'...‘ie§.'Il'°i. ii'ii.'rf¢f.‘<i em. Ii..

son oi any contagious disease, without injury .J any wcvea fsbr cs, ornaments of furniture.

_ _ ggi work d-me under the supervision oi any

in V lcai oraciloner. or according to the reguil i.ieaa_oi the Board oi Health.

G- D- WRIGHT,

General Director, and Embalmer. Otlice Phone a!3b, residence Phone 60.

IP YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store wel going to burn down, you 0011” wait to insure until the week bv fore, but

When it is Destroyed

You are too late. Remember tim old adage, “There is no time like the present. ” and no insurance like ours.

HI. II. IB 'E E El. Representing Phoenix of Hartford

Canadian Quelec.