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nic or excursion? if so let us make up a basket for you We are sure we can please you and our prices are within the reach

of all.

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ECLIPSE BAKERY. aakes Best Bread.

,and the Northwest. .After attending the

l_;§1lin,he is now injoying . a vacation

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T,hs,Princees` arrived Saturday night at

0.15 and the express at 11 o'clcck.

Tal 82nd.\Rsgt. Band nf Summsrside

.will play at the'_A A sports.

,Owing to the. absence of White at the Baptist Convention' at East Point, no service was held in the Baptist .0hurch` yesterday. ' »

inthe list of those who got a second

_clnes license by certificate the name Leah Hunter, Fredericton should have been Leah Hunter, Bridgetown.

Tnrais prohibition day at the Police U iurt. Cases will come up against Lena Maher, Wster Street, Henry MacAleer, Queen Street, for 'tirst otfencednd Wil- liam Mciiaun, Great George Street for second offence. _

‘ Sanctions from the MP AAA, have been received for the holding of the sports on the O A A A grounds to-night and for the Caledonian sports and Irelands day sports* at Si|m'merslde,dnring Home Comers' week.

AT Sr. DuNs1‘AN's Carnnnnan yester-

.day an eloquent sermon was preached by Rev. J. M.Reardon of St Paul, li4lnn.,who is home on a visit to his. friends in the city. Rev Father Power, son of Patrick Power, Cumberland St. also said his first mass. The audience was a very large one.

Tar: Guardian had a pleasant call on

Saturday afternoon from Hon. David L iii-fi, indian Commissioner for Manitoba

. i-_ssbytiriaa General Assembly at St.

sprang friends on the Island. The veteran journalist and ex-Gevdm* is looking exceedingly well, and is” apparently ss fullct live and vigor as he was pwenty yearsagc.

» IF TORMENTED BY CORNS

Use Putnam’s Painlws Corn and Wart Exf.r»rc'or; it acts in one night and never uau'e< discomfort. For years “Puhnalns h-.»- been the standard Corn cure of

G eat Britain and America, it is the best ~~try it.

I national tea. His many friends all wish

ml /6 him a pleasant time among his friends. I . - /I Bnuc-is Srirwanr 8: Co. are constructing

' a fifty foot iron flume for A H McMillan,

. _ . Wood Islands. The have also received

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hold nn 0,-nnm-d meeting ni, Thomas Two well known young men of this

“ "lf Wood's plase,Lot49on Wednesday, July GUY Weill' 3551061 00 D0l11lDl0D DM’ AS

p (ith at 2 dnlnnk n, m, Hn Wm ,,130 hold a with so many disciples of Isaac Walton, , $5;

\ _ , 4;, mnnring in the ornhnrd nf Ewen Mc. their catch was provcrbialiy large, not S a

Mt’ .l Eighnrn, Mg;-mnij, new _]o}m50n's however, in quantity, but in the immense

IW F hi River, on Thursday July 7th at 2 p. m_ A size ofthe trout. which by the way, had ; ' cordial invitation is ex‘e:ided io all per- been 599” b.Y DOW bu* lb2lD5@lV€8» Mlm?

I . . ' p sons interested in f~ui». culture to attend “xl°“° W" °W°ltfd ‘“ glimpse °l th” ,L t--,,u\` r '_ . ,l,],‘,` ` . tnngg meetings, monster fish which is said to have reposed \, __, lL.,-‘ 1' . . ,I peacefully at the back door, and was to

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New Pclts, .

In Latest Styles.

Ncw?,'Amcrican Caps

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The very _latest-TA big variety. If you want the nicest ‘

thing in caps--the`very latest--come and see us. We show

more natty lcapsrthantsuy other store in the city. ‘

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'.l_’,|i'iSupreme Court will meet at ll

0‘cloek today when the jury cases will begin. '

2,;-ross im choir ost id mana its wsyinto the Retailer and Advertiser, New York, last week.

THB Fourth Regiment Band will play l

before the officers' quarters at Victoria Park thio evening from 7.2!) till 8.39.

Srnswnaaxuns and ice cream at the

refreshment table at the Baptist S. S. picnic, Wednesday 6.h at Red Point. Tim steam shovel to be used in collect ina the gravel at the pit near _St. Dunstan's College for the Hillsboro Bridge approach- es is expected to arrlvs hers today.

Tm: sidewalk on Longworlh Avenue

from Mr. Brown’s residence out past the old Catholic Cemetery, which was in a treacherous condition for some time has been removed and will probably be sub- stituted by an ash walk.

Much complaint has been made of'

horses and cattle grazing on the squares and outlayinir streets at night and irequeutiyinicrlng valuable trees. It is the intention of the authorities to make an example of some of the guilty ones.

Janne Paton & Co. wish to thank all the little boys and girls who sent inl drawings for-gthelr Bla ck Cat competition. Another will he held at the school open- ing i.i September in which they would like every boy and girl in the Province to compete. .

The Misses Davies have returned from

Toronto and will accompany their parents Sir Louis and Lady Davies. to Prince Eiward island to spend the summer. SIrLcuis Davies and family leave town on Tuesday, the 5th of Jnly.~0;tawa Free Press. t

IT has been suggested thai a review ot

the Fourth Regiment, Light Horse,82 id Regt. and A. M. C. be given during the present week at the park. Many citizens are vary deserious of seeing the different units of our Island militia men tog ~ her and such an opportunity might easily b~ afforded on the_day inspection.

Ziriah Martin of the Brm of Auld Bros

is now away on a short visit to his friends in Ruatico. Before returning to the city he intends visiting some points of interest the Driuclpsl one being Hunter River, where he will he present at the Inter~

Y orders for two engines for the Underfed

overhead tank »yet~m on the IFE-I Rail- way. A substantial new foundation is bein! placed underneath their foundry

Rrcnann Burke, Fruit Inspector will

suite of white voile and carried bridal

Dodge will reside at 340 Slater St. Ottawa,

Mr. Baker belonged to the unbeatable HWBY- T0 the borsaved DMGDCS The team of tug»of-warand has won several Guardian joins in extending sincere pvizes for horse-back riding being except- sympathy.

ionally good with the lasso.He returns to-

day to Sussex, New Brunswick where he l . has been reiiding for the last six months. WANTED°A cn” °‘ n°“d°°t° "lm" B Y `""'_"` “ ` ' "YY ' ""` ""“`

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NEEDFULS

A clearing line of dress materials. colored, worth up to $1.15 for 390. A big lot of odd lines in Corsets

HALF PRICE

An attractive line of White Coutil Corsets, with hose supporters at-

tached, worth $§r.35 for $1.00 _

Ladies’ Summer Vest, sleeveless 6 cents_ Ladies’ Summer Vest, short sleeve R to 12 cents Ladies’_Sunimer Vest, fine White, short sleeve, 20 ce

Big Basket of Gloves _ 12 cents

Big Basket of Black Cotton Hose 7, io, 12 cents

Big Basket of Cotton Hose including a lot of fancy plaid ankle,

size 5 only, worth 45 cents for 19 cents

Colored Dress Muslims ro cents

New Taffeta Ribbons, in black, white and colored All price New Baby Ribbons.

New Belt Buckles in gilt, gun metal, oxydised, etc “ 290 and 4oc

See our great line of wash collars at 25c

A'\'0f~l9°W° 0” U39 lil ll. \llf» B UMD! be shown next morning. \Vhen looked

°V°U'¢ 509k Pl¢1C¢'» when G Blilnflhilrfi for however it was not to be found and Dodge son of the late Dr.Dorlge of Halifax upon the shoulders of the family cat was “nd M¢“'\°U GNUQ. yflilllgeéi 'iB\1R|1l21‘ placed the respmsibility for its riisail- ' 0' M\'5~ Wm|5U\ SUUDIB Of NEW GNHRUW. pearance. The friends are now asking RE- I- WSIB UMWU ill |1017 blinds Of for the verification of the story, as even

mlU'|lD0DY by the R" R- H- RBIIISHY- the appetite of the feline for its regular "

The bride looked charming attired in n meals,-qmning unchanged,

MANY friends will hear with regret of

gig;-8 T5: tgviglee ::,;?e:v‘:;d°n.:ol,]§ the death of Misa Emma R Mc`Aulay, of wawh_ An" the can the happy fracadie Cross and sister of A 5 McAul».y

couple drove to the hotel ago partook of a os mf fmmlger' Thiel de( enseddwmi In sumptuous repast. Mr. an Mrs. G. B. ';;y°:r|;f;“;'ndy,°;';ruT),e'izrifwgge Rtsgulf O,,t",0_ ated from Prince of Wales College in 1903

taking an honor diploma. Since then she

L. E BAKER, late of South Africa, taught at Clear Springs and as a teacher

returned to his home in South Freetown althouilh Only lBHUhlDRSlX IDODUIH. llild last week. Mr Baker- joined the North her name on the honor wil 0| West mounted police some four years the inrpector's report. Last Christ ago and when the sons of Canada were maa she contracted a severe called to assist the Mother Ceuoti-yin the cold which left her vitality somewhat Boer War he joined the Sr;-nrngnnn weakened. About a fortnight ago she horse and served under Bndnn Powell complained of severe pain and notwith

where he won distinction for himself and standing medical skill and loving and those mounted men who ahly assisted untiring care peritonitis developed and ‘ I in the ,subjugation of the Beers. Friday evening her gentle spirit pasved,

so why be careless in spending them? Why

not consider the reputation ofk the establish- ment to whom you give your Barde? We

place before you a record of over forty years

fair dealing. Surely this is a safe place to

trade. Besides with no rent to pay, there is

a good reason for our low prices.

Come, see, compare. I

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'KODAK DAYS.

No vacation is complete without a Kodak. Snap. shots of picnic

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.. pleasant reminders of

appy outings. -

Koiisks from Si to ‘

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Catalogue free for the ask-

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Snap Yilll Willll

Laiiics' are your feet sensi-

tive.” Then you want a shoe that requires no breaking in»-

Come to Gauviii, Gentzei & Co., for

Pii0l03S

in Camp.

SOLDI ERS

Regular roc size

best quality, rolls,

squares or ovals, best quality paper 4 for 2 5c.

"The TWO MACS" licilonaidt liciiinmm,

DRUGGISTS,

Cor Gt-00013! and Kent BU.

“DOR(\Ti{Y DODD."

Are you proud? just a

little-bit ofthe shape of your foot? Thcri you want the- "l'lOBO'l`li\' D()Dll."

Are you inclined to bc ccrr

uomicsl? Then you want for your money the utmost value obtainable in si\oes~ "D()RO'l`}lV l`>ODD",

Oxford Shoes $3.00 Boots $3.75 Sold only:by

Morris & Smiiil

Exclusive Agents for Ch’iown.