r (lbvelopeil electrical energy-of SWO-

_ inept and

" Dr. c. EKi-cbibaiu.‘

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Four shopping ﬂoors with the largest and best selected stock in the City to choose from. _

The Bargain Basement with hundreds of specials. .

The Main Floor with dress goods, Bill“, Wash 80049»

A A sheeting, voiles, linens, rayons.

Men’s furnishings, hats, £3115, baggage’ Small wares’ hosiery, gloves, etc., etc._ _ _ , .

The next ﬂoor is devoted entirely toladies and Children 5 ready to wear goods, and millinery, the most-com‘ plete stocked departments east of Montreal. .’

The next Floor is entirely devoted t-o men’s, boy s and children’s clothing, trunks, ﬂoor oilcloth, carpets, auto rugs, raincoats, blankets, et-c.

Electric passenger elevator servicet-o four ﬂoors.

' A staff of forty clerks at your service.

WHOLESALE PRICES ON ALL‘ GOODS DOLLAR DAYS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Dimity Slips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48c Each

Dimity Bloomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48c Each

Children's Bloomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c Each

Ladies’ Voile Blouses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98c Each

Silknit Blouses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 . . . . . . . . . . . $1.98 Each

Crepe Blouses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . . . . $1.98 Each

(lhildreifs Dresses age 8 to 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .98c Each

Children’s Rompers . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79c

Dimity Nightgowns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 98c A line of children’s white dresses at. . . . . HALF PRICE Also a line of children’s sweaters at . . . . . . 25% Discount

Ladies’ Wool Bathing Suits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.98

Ladies’ Silk Dresses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9.98

Boy’s English Golf Hose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 98c

Ladies’ Hats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f. 98c

A special line of Corsets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98c Each Received just in time for Dollar Days. 10 dozen (‘orselettes . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89c Each

' Wholesale Prices Friday 8: Saturday

Ladi Ladi

u

ShoePolish . . . . . .. Large CrashTowels....’...... . . . . . . .. Men's and Ladies’ Umbrellas . . . . . . . . . '

Ladies’ Fancy Bloomers . . . . . . ..

es’ Cotton Dresses at .

Dollar Days at . . . . . . . Men’s cothing department

Prices.

Men Men

Men Eye

Cowhide Club Bags .'

A. McDO

’s Fancy Sock-s . .. .

Trunks and all Baggage

’s Straw Hats

’s Fancy Straw Shades . . . . . . .

v noun‘

Record

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Ladies’ mantle department, which is th largest stocked

in the Province, all regular goods will be sol . on- . . . . Wholesale Prices. ﬂoor, at Wholesale

I "ulna

Boy’s CottonJerseys........ . . . . . . . . 33c Each, Men’s Balbriggan Underwear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.25 Each

Men’s Cotton Hose . . . . . . . . . . . . . _. Boy’s Bathing Suits . . . . . . .. Men’sSi'lkTies... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........49c Boy’sBraces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boy’s Long. Khaki Pants . . Men’s ﬁne Shirts, only . . . . . . . . Men’slBraces

0 .

v . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..39c Boyis‘ Sport Caps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25c

Boy’s Khaki Windbreakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.98 Men’s Khaki ‘Windbreakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.48 Men’s Hatchway Combinations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98c Suit Club Bags. . . . . . . . . ..,' ... ' Men’s Wool Bathing Suits . . Boy’s Caps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . Wholesale

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....

15c

$5.98

Wholesale Prices ......38eEach-

Prices . . . . . . . . . . ..19cEach‘ Boy’s Flannel Trousers . . .

Hats...

S. 2A. Me DONAL S rwo m vs or shear Rem/orients nv rmoss. ~ Days In Whlch we Intend Making the Greatest 40 Ladies’ Coats.at“._._ ......... L“; . . . . .... . . .»$9.98

Boy’s Fancy, V-neckSweaters at . ._I . . . ... i. es’ Cotton Vests . . . . ..~ '

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In the, History of This 310%., ,j$1.19 ""5258 MQIYSWOIStCflSIITt.....'..1.‘......‘.............$2L98~ ' 39c Boy’s Blue Cheviot Suits,2 pair pants . . . . . . ,$7_-4.9. \.Boy’s Brown Tweed Suits,2pair pants . ' Men’s0ddPants..._.......l.....-........:.$l.65to$'l Boy’s Tweed Bloomers,$2.25 value for $1.79 Child’s Blue Cheviot Knickers 85c Child’s.Cordurw Knickers $135 Child’sWashSuits......... 98c Child’sOveralls.~........'..........,..............49cr Boy’s Khaki Pants Carpet Squaresat. . . . . WholosalePrwQs. Specialline Crepe de.Chene $11.29» Special line Dress Crepe................1...:._...{~98c~ Special-line Dress Goods, regular $4.00. Snip; ,. c $139.3: CurtainScrim......f.‘. iandjupi Broadcloth Rayon...................... ~40candup Ladies’ Silk Hose at 39c, 59c and A 98¢ LadieslLislelioseat...'............."..........-...55c Ladies’FleeceLinedHose.......................,,29c _Ci_iiidren’sGolfHose.....................39c,45c,~53c Children’sRibbedHose.............. .. . . Children’sCottonHose.. . . . . . . . A special ‘line of Collars and Ties at .3. .. HALF PRICE Tiesfancy........;I...................$Lil0andup Tie and Handkerchief Sets $1.00 up‘, Plain Silk Gloves 98c ~FancySilkGloves FabricGloves....._......_ > .980 AnotheriineofFabricGlovesat.................. 75c LaundryBags . . . . . Clothes containers with safety iclasps. ! _ HandBags........................ WhoiesalePrices

$1.29

Each

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$1.69

$2.98 . . 59c

. 49c "

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$1.98 $1.68 Each

Wholesalﬁ . Friday & Saturday

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NEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE.)

‘According iu a ticcent count the rmyrldi ‘lllllg 430 active volcanoes-

‘Apprnxlmatoly one third of the

den is controlled two thirds organizations.

" Professional Cards

by ilic govern- liy private

Graduate of N. Y. Post Graduate Medical Schootond Hospital Practice limited to EY°- 5"‘- N"? and Throat Tooting Eye: Ind ﬂIPPlYlMl 5'3"" Office, Bayer Building Great George Street Offlco Hourv-Q to 12.30. 1.30 to 8.00 MGLEOD Q BENTLEY J. A, Bentley W. E. Bentley, K. C. Barrister and Attorney-allow Office: 180 Richmond Street MONEY T0 LOAN Cnarloltctownf P. E- l.

McDonald & McPhee BI AI

J, A. McDONALD H. F. McPHEE B. A. Barristers, Attorneys, Etc. ' Money to Loan.

I Mark R. McGuigan B. A.

IARRIQTER, BOLICITOR, ETC- _ ' Money to Lorin. Cameron BloolcChnrlottetown.P.E.l. I

>__

n-r the service,

No reserve. Scrimgoour, Auctioneer.

Ml Illffrl Plmplen.

Western Guardian {Summerside

—DON’T FORGET the Party ml

tho Manse Liiwn, Kensiiigtuii, Tues- day evening, July 5th.

7522

—TEACHER WANTED -— For

Belmont School, first (5

lass.

--BEGINNIN'G WITH WEDNES- DAY, July 6th., we cioso can h Weil- llPMlily at l2 o'clock noon, for tho months wt .liily and August. ‘clzilr & Stewart Limited.

Supplement $150. Simpson, secretary.

or second Judson 75224-441!

Slii- 7473-72-31

Almlsﬂ

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being

Celebration 0n Confederation Day

. I - July 1M. m“. Wm gm down m _ .i~‘loiit~<l‘he Town of Kenslngton. Premier King. the annals of tho town as the occn- (‘lepresemmg the Red Cmssswlely ‘Hm- H~ J- 11°88". KJQ. sion of one of tho most wonderful

llPatrlotic demonstrations ever wlt<

ucsiieil in Sunimenslde. The Diunr nd Jubilee oi’ Confederation was Vl'l‘y flttlngly celobrafell and ull concerned are entitled to the heart- lest congratulations.

iFrom early morning people

throngeil the town and there was not representative —'l'-HURSDAY NIGHT JULY 71h a sign of disorder or anything to tho Uedeo-uo. Dramatic Club will rﬁ-‘mnr the celebration. The town was heat their lllﬂY “Nothing But the in gala attire all the public build- 'l‘-.uth" in ‘Port l-llll Hall. sion 35c and i2i5c.

lugs, the MUJPGS hedecketi

and other places with Patriotic

7508>7-'5-tt1l3unting and flags.

‘The celebration started at 10 n.

—CHURCH NEWS. —'l‘he Ali-la. with a grand parade from the

wrea

nuai Nlleuiorlal Service will be held Baseball ill. St. ‘Phomas’ Church, -Fi'cnch Rlv- Green st, to the li-llgh School it Wtls er on July l0tli., n; 2.30 p. ll1'.. Af-‘jolned by the school children ‘from

ths

Eastern Guardian

. NAUCTION SALE

Lllilmenf for

stock, imple-

ments, household effects premises of lute Mary McSwuln, Lorne Vul- lcy,Jllly 12th one o'clock sharp. See hniidbllls.-—J. W.

75207-5 2i

wutl and

fhlillillﬂll llisloricalgllltwiiigs , r p’ For liiaiiiiiig Purposes The Guardian pleasure in announc- h1g5 that it has procured l afew complete sets of

thQCanadi-an Historical Drawings (recently p , isheflln its columns) printed on high-

to‘, dartpapei-‘suitablé for framing. _ _ pic. es by Mr. C. W. Jefferys, therDisting-

4

These

Luldlicd Toronto Artist, are worthy of- being tripod not only for their historic interest but’

use of their autistic merit. The nominal p " e ls $1.00 for tlte setobﬂ pictures. . " Apply early to avoid disappointment.

‘champ ' brown, GUARDIAN

\

Wlll b8 Summerslile

placed at fiiie Soldiers ‘Monument, lMﬂfy'Q Academy, iSunimerside, Mia.

tit-tidb- Memoi-lai (jiliurirli. All re-“louchp lcgnyeﬂt “m1 Kanglngtfill

turned suldlnrs are asked to attend. 1mg), gchoop The parade continued —--—<0&—-———-

iPark. Proceeding along

‘High ‘School, St.

to ‘Dominion Park headed by St. ‘Piiiifs Band as follows:-,

Decorated car containing the Mayor, Councillors nndOfflcinls of the Town of Suni-meislde.

‘DGCOHIIOG car containing the Mayor and ‘Councillors of the Town ct -Kenalngton.

‘Ploat-Jfhe Summei-slde Fire Dev partment. This float consisted of the old manual fire engine. which was here in ‘D803.

18b6, drown by four horses containing folks dressed in the old

Bringing Up ltntlioi" .

JJQCG" ‘meat-ab

A crrnﬂ nowni

THSRE- LET'S LANDl_

iFloa/b-Old Stage ‘Coach, when 6t andrwltli

+d§;s+..¢1'ig-Tas+_' " ‘Thkodklﬁiiie. - - we; ,

foot. They In turn members of the .G.W.V.A., mnrshalleil by Major Strong, lMlljul‘ Lowther, and Major May.

vFlont-Sirmmcrslde High School. with pageant cacti child represent his a province of iCiinudin-‘groupqd around Prince ‘Edward island.

dn-ty- I | Float-Contributed by Messrs M. F. Schurmun & Co. 'I'lils float. |which was beautifully

|und vary interesting. was in the

constructed]

i

vn. and one from Chapter of the l.0.D..E, _ Mayor Arnatt next delivered n splendid Patriotic address. Ex- Mﬂyor Lidstone read a message from ‘l-lls Excellency the Governor General to "the people and Ex-Miiy- r iﬂnlnbbeli read ll message from

then de- livered a stirring Patriotic ailfiress reviewing the history of Canada be- lfore and since Confederation- tAfter another patriotic Canadian song by Illa children, Mayor Laird

51:11" h! ml ‘ ﬂltlsllc log cabin. dsfof Kenslngton made ll ffiio address. )

ctliig the lumbering industry.

Fl0f1t--—'C0llf9(l8l‘f1tl0il Life, con- tributed by Mr. L. A. Nlooro, local of the insurance company of that name.

‘Floats (2) Contributed by Prince Motors. ‘The first represented Champlain.discovering Ontario find Whs manned by ii number of indi- Ml and Frenchlnen in native cos- tumes; the second showed the cou- ti-nst in old fashioned methods of lighting prior tn Confederation,

of today. riiioat, contributed by Mr. G. iR.

‘industry and showing a number of indinns trading in furs; also a num- ber of live fui- bearing animals.

ll-‘lont-"The Cradle of Confeder- ation," contributed by Messrrs- iR. T. ‘Holman, Ltd. ' ,

This was ii really excellent float and won the admiration of all.

Fl0flt-—-1Ml:l<‘ﬂd/0l‘l's iiclats, thy ‘M J.J. Goudet. proprietor of the Co}? lto_l Theatre.

At" Dominion ipilfk a Patriotic Prog-inmme was given, thé numli- which were‘ fntei-sper selections fnim Bf. Pad!’ Band. After. the singing of "Oh

fashions of that period. This lnter- Canada" three beautiful wreathﬂj-Peters

“on; relic w“ (“wished by [he were laid at the base of the Solar-Daley

Workniens Association, about loolors Monument, one from the Town A. Johnston

3; who“, menmers gouowed n m, of Summerslde, one from the G.W. § . p.

l l

w.“ \

MacQiinrrio. repieseutlng the i-‘url

The blowing of the new Fire Whistle and other w

, hﬁitles, the’ ringing c-f bells at noo brought

Lthe morning festivities to a close. | . . § THE BASEBALL GAME

iAt 6 o'clock on the Siillldllﬂfﬂltll! Ball Park the first game of the P. E. island League series took place and resulted in n decisive victory for the Summerslde team when

cvhlnared with the electric system they trimmed the Abliles to a tune]

‘lot 16 runs to 9, The Bummerside ,»pla.ycrs simply batted ‘every pitch- er ‘started with McKenzie, then shift- led t0 Hobbs, then back to McKen- lzle and than Frllllcl! went in and ‘finished out the gum-o. Although the scoie was rather one-sided the

Abbles at. times showed good bialq

‘and the Crystals played nu i. tlme- Noonan pitched an excellent lgnnie. in the 3rd innings the Crys- I

- IBlSICOPBCI 8 runs. Jack McAleer

‘refereed and Dr. ‘the fumes; . ‘The following was the line-up?- jﬂummersido Charlottetown iWTISM ‘Francis iNoonon McKenzie B. Diamond M. Diamond D, Diamond Hobbs Mclilhls

rNlcMurdo wasuv on

Ciitclier Pitcher - 1st. B 2nd. B 8rd B. Bcburmiin 81S. [Si-lllplianf _'_ L. F.

the Suminerslde siewm-t

the lAbbles put in and the Abbie.’

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Boy’s and girl's Hose, brown, black andffiitlinyat 25cPJlllﬁj s. _ Menk Brown Tweed‘ Still; . '. ._V,,.*._Y .. . . . . .,‘, '-. . . . . $14-98. " ' A

i2. A-IE LelPasB ti. W. iMaodnnls. Time 61 2-5.

C- F. T. Ryan IR. F.

lOO Yard Dal-h W. Ryan

'1. A. E. JAPogo, Hunter River .2. Phil. MacDonald, Charlotte- ’ town ‘ ' < 3. Wendel lifaclnnls, Summersldo

Time 10 3-5 seconds.

‘Lloyd (lallant

AT NIGHT ab“ p";

1. P- Mac-Donald: B. A. ‘El. LGPﬂ-Bﬂi 3. Scantiebury. Distance 32.8.

i Mlle Run

1. D. Illyan, Charlottetown;

2. Bud Mountain, Summerslde; I '3. J.-A. Maolsaac. Coleman; .4, G, Macinnls, Tlgnish: Time 4 minutes 56 seconds.

At night thousands of people thronged the streets and at 8 o'clock there were Patriotic Addres- ses from tho Clifton iloiise Bol- coiiy. .

Thon a Band Concert iind Sireet Dame 0h the new concrete street where n Cabaret Orchestra and St.

iPnuPs Baud rendered lnuslc for both the modern iind the old limo square dances. lDesplto tho heavy traffic of people and curs there was not. an accident owing to the good wo,rk as traffic cop of Mr. J. J. Goudet. There was also n pict- ure show at the Capitol and a dance at li-he Olympia. '

There was ll fire works display

‘from the Railway Wharf, Holmaifs Illloof and mabizy other places and a B0 i1 Bilge econ fro on to of» ' ' ,1 Y». the Post Office building. p- ‘Ewmhmm’ R ma“ ‘ “- ' lit was 1.1 o'clock before things ' ' '

‘sot hack to norm-iii and the people

wended their way to their homes

after ceiebratlngthe Diamond Jub- ‘

[lice of Confederation in ﬂ, ‘most

‘magnificent manner and having a

‘barrel of fun doing it. ‘Phero was '

something doing every minute

.35; ...... M. all» _ l1».- ...|i _ w» I l r‘. o o g , ~ thro-ushout the day tlllil the weaih- f

er was excellent. , “ _ :' , . “Qhiaflﬂttﬁtownl

THE AFTERNOON r _ “$353123 8tﬁﬂHlQ0ll ovor 2000 people Q m, Life, e Horse Races and Ath- gth!‘ Eight‘: at dtlie Sllfllmgrﬂltig‘ NW9 at rvng a: an d ‘ " "v ‘i programme. In tliemkvthgetllcl) 530D- ' _ ate-Q l tests Phil MacDonald’, Charlotte- , 1 . _‘ I V, " y‘. 7-,.’ yr Cy Agent at. Somerset; "W6 1 - v ' .

‘town, won the nil-round chainplon- .

. Broad Jump

1. Phil MaoDonidd;

2. AJE. LEPEBG;

3. P. ‘Donovan, Charlottetown. iBest juinp~l8 feet, 6 inches.

220.Yardn Run 1. A. ’E. 118F056; '2. lPhll MacDonald; 3. Wendel ‘Madinnls. . mum 22 z 5 seconds’ whore was B fliie~_llst of cups and medals presented, to the winners a! well as the Gold Watch. for the Allﬂouiid won by Phil MacDonald.’ The, following were the oftlclalp: = Clerk of u» Course-NI. w. Mot- t .

Pole Vault . '1. W. Scantlobiiry. Charlottetown 2- T‘. PCOX, Charlottetown; . =3, Groom, Snimmerslde. . Best J-tlmp—-—9 feet and 1 12inch

440 Yards Run

i. P. ivniunould: °‘“'M"F‘

Lind _

. n.1, "ll"

ship and the- Gold Watch. Just nos-, "‘ lng out LqPaso of Hunter ‘River by “2 polflts.

The following are the Iresultsw-l

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YOUR

HAN l. mew-Li. sikiﬂsi

\ ruins; 1on1‘!!! ~ ANGRY! _;'

art. , =.. StamterAL. M. McNelll- ii Graves, Jo II

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