xuiii 26, 1968

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, THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ P/RGB

iiir Queries féiiiiiiiiiifliiiiiiiiiiiiiiff

“ Head Offices in New Priwse Block- -Cha. letteiown,

J. P. Woodbury, City, went to Newl Pl‘0f~ Watt's orchestra will furnish, GIIIBBUW. Saturday music at St. Paul's enteftriinrnent~

Th I tonight.

_ e tide will be high this evening' --_-

¢‘fIAl?L0ri’2."1'0lVN.t5‘l00&¢im117END1&4'7hiP£ ' Ui; 3-21 and tomorrow iriorriinri at Act IV of the Merchant of Venice

,3-\‘l5- ,“Court. of Justice" will be presented

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Derby

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If you, like thousands of other men,

think that three dollars ought to buy a good

Llerby Hat you’ll find right here the best Hat

that $3. can buy.

li’ s “llawe s”

It is in the newest and most correct shapes

and we show such a variety that every man finds exactlyivliiit is best suited to his parti- cular style. “' '

You can pay five dollars for a hat and be

satisfied than with a “llawcs" for

three. '

Good Clothes A

Men, who like to look speck al1<l_ Spimi

used to go to the tai or because gllelff ga;

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ments, besides being well i_n'if_le_ 'iid b gf inaterial gave tlieni a distinguishe earing.

Most of these same men have learned the

value ofour excellent garinents and are V

Now liearing Them

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“they look trappy iv ien nev. a

loo: as ling as they are worn. d

' coats 'in

Start at the cellar of one of our L

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Scnmmz? one of mil Suits gil tviewpdint After examine it closely rom CV Y

wearing it.

Y¢u’|~e our Customer ever after

his like getting line tailoring at Ready-

t rices. _ oiwelattsldressin well f0“_llltle m°“°y'

To the mag who 'likes good clothes, we

say. .

Try us on

/3¢i».4s¢.i<3zef»»é..% ¢.°..f;fife.e4’Z.fr.>.rf..

in Bt. Puul's schoolroom tonight.

l L00k up the program ln this issue . ___

of the grand entertainment fn St.l On Saturday many “old boys" of Paul’s sclioolroom tonight. ,this City were reminded 0| their | --_ ,earlier days when they saw 'Lhel Z The Unmpana retutned yesterday youngsters catching smelt; at the

afternoon from Picton and completed entrance to Government Pond Th

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ilbiuding at this port for Montreal. ,fish were there in quantities probab-

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,ly I’-!`¥iI1g to get up to spawn.

MRSV. ,I. Appleby, well known in the *_- ,haes llglgsztlepglpvlies of this Provincel _The Rev. A. Nicholls of Ken- , nz most successfully sington is leaving on Thursda to

gbvy using The Guardinn's Clnssific iigvlilmns. and it rua not cost the I finder either.

The Wesleyan last week contained

,I1 ll“»“L’i-hy 0lJlU\=\l'y on the death of

,the lute John Bentley of North Rus- tico who died on April 22, 1908, in his 87th year.

Since the first of the month Rev. IS- Hi-'V:'1lf`<l. UD., ar. native of (lorri- lwuui 1'l“~I-» IIUS l'cc\~ivcd 22 oer.~iorrs ,into the .meiriberriliip of Exmouth St. ‘Ul\urch. St. John.

‘ Rev. Edward Bell, of Petitcodinc, who has runny relatives in this Pro- lvirice gave his celebrated Icctiire “A .Trip tlirougli the British Isles" nt ll‘oirrt do Bute, lust week.

The Cnrripana arrived ‘in pm-f, at

`]0.30 _Satiirday morning from Mont. ,real via Siimrncrside. She Iiroiiglit ii ilargc cargo and took away n lnrgn .CMKO of potatoes and other produce,

A most enjoyable evening was spent

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at Mahon* BHY- ,attend the Pan Angtean Congress in

London. Em... earring from Mon-

The person who picked up a sum treal May 30th

per S. S. South-

01 mvlley. quickly found the ownegwark. Mrs. Nicholls and daughter

Wlll HD0"d several weeks visiting re- latives in Halifax.

On Sunday morning the Sous of

§England of this City held t-heir annu- al parade, and attended divine ser- vice at St. l’nuI's Church. There was a very creditable turn out of the rneiribers of the Order und the ,Iiroccssion was headed by the band of the Fourth liegiinent.

Passed peaccfiilly to rest at Quincy,

Mass., on May 12th 1008 Norman Gillis. aired 83 years formerly of North Iliistico. Four daughters and lone son are left 'to mourn the loss Inf ri kind und allectioiiatc fiitlicr. In lcnrly life he united-with the Clii‘ii~it.- ,ian Cliurclr and renniincd a faithful member until death. On Sunday tI.r- ,I7 inst funeral services were con- ducted by Elder D. Crawford in the 1(!lirist'lnn Clinrcli New Glasgow, after' 1wlii'ch the reirinins were lnill to rest glresirlo his beloved wife Janet, Edniiglitei' of the late Wm. Arthur.

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“The Buaieaf Store on Charloftefownii Busielf Street” ` ,

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LOAD OF WALL PAPER;

I BARGAINS

Now for example

From the Failed Menzie Wall Paper C0.

TIIE Curator of the concern above referred to offered '

li ns by telegram a big lol of the best of the Menzie

designs at a tremendous bargain. \Ve at once snapped them up as the euorinous selling of this spring had " cleared out many of our lines. \/Ve have just got them in and inarked the prices-and we need only say that

' they are bargains of u very euipliatic sort.

Kitt-lit-ii paprrs in :i eoiipa: of good designer, rather Pretty patterns for; dining rooms or halls, heav I dark, \er_\' nent and tidy in effect, borders lo inafcli gilt design. ordinary stores would value theui at 30|: ,fer iiiii .-nii . . . . _ . _ . . . . . . . ... Tho' w°“ld Sell hm "1 UIC fesulef WHY “Y '8°

Quality liiriiiul, come early c wide borders, dbl roll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . I

A very nice range of designs in hall or dining room patterns, mostly rather dark I fir r is. Iianrlsoriitl `lt, with wide borders to iiinlch Had ue raid the regular

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prim- \\'c woiild have to sell nl. 25:: to 3oc even on our, own close cut basis-but we

golasirapandarenble io sellat . . . . . . . . . . .

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,r-neeneiy at the SL Andrcwis param l On Saturday night the police mndc lnge, with New ,md Mrs' L0dge'[m_m_,qiiite a seizure of liquor in the ierly of Ginn, c|,,,,~c| stable and barn at present used by

Now these are not regular or ordiiiiiry values---e\’eii for us--- When they HFC

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1 _ ' ` 1, (‘.lirii‘lrrttetowii. A unc prograni was ruri-ilei'eiI nnd 3 igenerous collection taken ir-r mission .purposes

l A. A. Gillis who has been repre- senting the Earle Co. Ltd., in (limp, Bay for some time, has gone to Lakeville, P. E. I., where he rn. ,sumes his position with the Lake- ville Dy. Co., Mr. Gillis is a pro- ’minent member' in the farmers club circles of that place who will no doubt welcome his return.

l In the sunday school at Chatham, of which Ilev. G. A. Sellar, ir native of l’.E.I.,is pnstoi\,Decisiorr Day was ,observed recently with much profil. llanrricst preparation for it hnii been mndc for several weeks. Decision lcards were given to tho scIio`.|ni's, and ,quite a large number were ircoiiglrt in ,already signed. From the different ,classes about 70 have expressed their decision for Christ.

l_ There was a gratifying display of ‘mlfltlllli on Sunday and ycstrerday in

llionor of Victoria Day, and the Union Jnck is showing up more pro- lrninently than of yore. This is the proper flag to fly, and it looks very

Michael ()‘Brien, G 'mton Street. -There wus in the lot it case of ,flasks of whiskey, nearly a score ol ,three half-pint bottles of whiskey; n iiiarrel of bottled beer and a small ,quanity of porter. It is not charged that the liquor has been sold on these premises but it is supposed to have been stored there and supplied to another place that’ has been dis- posing of the liquor. 'l"lie seizure was very delicately timed, and doubtless wus the nicuns of eliminating the ,liquor from the bill of fare of some who cannot celebrate holidays with- out having something strong to drink.

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l Saturday, Sunday und yesterday were three days on which Victoria `l’ai'k had rnuny visitors. It is it ,beautiful spot just at present, with fthe trees hrcnkim.; into leaf and the signs of sprini: ubunrlunt on every ilr-and. People seem to iipprecinte this splendid nppcnilugc to (7lin1'lot'tcto\vii and to cnjoy its beauties more than in former years. Yesterday a gentle- man from New York, it man widely ltravelied, who was sitting on one oi ,the benches near the battery, said ,that the delights with wh.ich he was

lwell, except when it is as old and Ii»;urrounded,-beaiitiful landscape, re- lfaded, as for instance was the onelfresliiniz, pure sen' `nil‘, balmy tcm-

,over the Provincial Building. Thel .flags on the Postoflice and thc, [Court House offered a pleasing con-. trust.

The body of the sailor, Wm. Gil-

,foy, aged 22, of Liincnburg, N. SV., ,the young man who was drowned in harbor last November, from , his father’s schooner, w_hich was then in harbor, was recovered on Sunday

morning. It will be remembered that, the schooner was anchored off (fen- n<>1’ly‘s wharf, and young Gilfoy. ,who was mate of the vessel, was ,knocked overboard by the main boom lhitting him as the schooner was

‘being got ready po' spil.thHis Eatheig, ‘who was Captun o e sc iooncr :made every effort to rescue his son, -but the unfortunate young fellow lwas so encumbered with his win- iter clothing and long sea boots that lhe quickly sank and was carried laway by the tide. Capt. Gilfoy waited some days and employed u number of boats in the effort to find the body but failed, and it remained,

in the water till Sunlday. ,It was first seen by some sni ors wio were lout rowing and they towed it in tol the Marine Wharf, when Marshnlll Cameron was notified. The coroner was called hun did not think an in- quest necessary as the body was re- mguizeri by Wm. Batt who had met, the deceased before his death. The* clothing on the body also correspond- cd with rr, description left with Mr. Batt by the dend man's father, The ibody was then removed to Davison s lundertaking rooms where, althouilll ‘ie was terribly decomposed. it WHS lnmde ready for burial. In the even- iinz a funeral service was said by ,the Rev. Mr. Woodroofe, and the re- pinnins followed hy a number of sym- ipathizers, were laid to rest in the ’People's Ceme€0rY~

Come one, come all, io Sf

l’auI'a Schoolroom fo-night.

6229 Dcliciousness '

of our cake cannot be _ s\irpa_u- _ed. You wnnt somthing nice for that little party. Thru order some of our

Sultana or Nut or I Fruit Cake

.lost what you want.

Telephone III

ECLIPSE BAKERY

pernturc and friendly people were superior to anything he had ever ex- perienced. '1‘his is the way to hear visitors speak.

"Satisfaction means "that which satisfies.-' Use "Salads" Tea and you will appreciate this definition. Sold by al grocers in sealed lead packets only. `

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Films developed to-day `

Bring your films to us

to be developed.

()iir Developing and ,

l‘rinting Depailiiieii is`iio\v in full swiiig.

New developer used

on every ii lin. _

The Best Flies

| for Island waters are

Durham Ranger, z

Parmachene Belle,

Brown Hackle,

Silver Doctor.

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one wanliiig to profit

by the opportunity.

gone we \\'ill not be able to get iirore and \ve advise a swift inoveineut on the part of any-

We have also a full range of the finest American, French and Canadian designs

ever sho\vn in P. Ii, I at all prices up to 1.25 per roll. No order is loo big for iis---n‘DIlC is too small. We have filled orders for all sorts of wall paper from all over P. E. I. as \veIl as from neiglilrouriug provinces this spring---aiid we can fill your order too. Use i‘l1f2 F coupon in writing us.

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MOORIC 8; l\'IcLl'IOD ,

Cliarlottetown ,

Please send us samples of wall paper for. . . . . . - - i

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Airy order over $2.50 giglii paid, this week to any point

ic the Maritime Proviiices. `

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' WOMAN IN ll?

Is there a liirtlirlay-an aiiiii\'ers:iryr--nr a weddiiig soon-ill Wl1lCll

MARK

you are going to play a part---If there is a gift warited---try one of my. fancy rockers, they arc so well poised and so entirely cxiiiifoitable that the recipient can say iii lierdullest nionients---“tliat rocker is one of iiiy licst fricii<ls"

Golden Oak or Maliogany Saddle or Leather seats. Reed or Rattan

WRIGHT

l Newsun’s Block. ‘

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N o Better aloe

Can be obtained froui Life Insurance than a Policy on

one of the popular plans issued by.

The North,

tandard Guaranteed Rates

American Life

The Company charge an adequate rate to carry Out *$11011 contract entered into, thus giving absolute security to all.

N() C0fllpfllly ill C{`l.l_lIl_d3 '

has paid such satisfactory returns on its lnvicstinent Policies H ouse

during the past fifteen years.

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"fWhy~e 'Not”E,nioy

A Summer Soiourn , -iN-J ,

NEWENGLANII

“The Vacation Land

of America?"

Lake Winnipessukee

Lake Sunapee

Lake Memphremagog

-Aim- Willoughby Lake Are beautiful water sheets offering all sorts of outdoor attractions.

For Scenery Unequnlled Visit

the .

White Mountains -Reached Via-

Boston & Nlaile Railroad

Send for l'~‘RE_E booklet,

New Erigland Vacation Resorts. Adrlresn_,Gen, Pass Dept. X Boston.

D. J. FLANDERS. P.’I`.M. C. M. HURT, G. P. A.

Policies issued on all approved plans. \Vrite or consult Furniture

us about a policy. `

itoss fo iimrriiews. BY AU¢fi°h

DesBrisay Block. Charlottetown.

dttsrftf May 26th at the residence of W. A. ‘

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On Tuesday May 26th

I will sell by auction on!Tuesday

left;

~ D._ STEWART,

ii Bakes Best Bread. -

Rods -Steel, Split

Bamboo, Greeuheart.

Lines, casts, reels,

Hy books, baskets, etc.

“Ill IIIO lllllf”

DRUGGISTS, Cor- Great Geerge & Kant Stl

‘I'ende1°

, r insnrl fo thc ilnrlnrsi red

niiifihiiiiliiiilliiirbllriridiiiitsldu "Tender for lfiih-.k ll‘uwor lloisnnnd ('h|ninn " will be rrirciwal i up wand lnvliulimz Tliiirwd/n)'.` Juno ith illlfl for Um nrrvintriintloiinlirl erection of n llrfck ‘ I’owor House and ('hlm|n»y nl Chiurlnlti-fowri. l P. |12. I. |’l|\nsnrul nporlfivzitioipi may be soon ut ' the B\i|\erfn|,omlsn\'>10fflw. (¥|mrlotte\m\'n. l‘. E. I. mid ni the ffhlcf l€|\'rfnocr'n Offivv. Monu- lnn. N. li. whoro fonns 0 tcmlerllillyboohtnln-

°dAlItIiez~ol\4IItfl:iis of tho Hponlflimllnu must

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Rall way Omen' Gen9o:§l, Manager. Moncto|\,N.B.,May |4fh. I .

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P. E. Island Railway

EVERY- “oUsEw",‘E hold furniture comprising pour-lor,

Wants our lnlc .And Rini Ilernov/cr. Rc- dnxng-fr°?: and bed “mm furniture

moves all ordim-rrv stains as well as ink an e ec _ ,md ms, from W |,§,e|i,,,,,, 0,. ,,0,,°,, good, Two very handsome walnut bed without injury tu (lie Hoes! fabric. Send room setts. One first CIHSS uptight 15: for atrial _ clenge. P. 0. Box ll pi£mo_

ll L. MUNSF& G C0. Salam. Hsu. _ ii .umm | "'Als°"' '

-__ ._-_____ one boat wagon, i wagon

` , two English riding

EggS for Hdtchlng carriage pole, sleigh

Pure bred Barred Plymouth Rack uftlcles- .

eqgn from imported Ito-:inbred for hatch The wagons will be sold

l“l- m. and at io 30 the sale of

30° P" Filling of I5. Two or Three -u be - T

_,,,,,,g, um , M* V( , 4 wi , gin. enris at x “ A " FAUAN 55N?-l

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iniriniii as says-sd si,,ci."rowil -aodgi.